Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, September 16, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

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    Garden Club Plans
Food Sale, Flower Show
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
To Dedicate Kitchen
The Vernonia Garden Club has
scheduled a flower show and
food sale for this coming Satur­
day, September 18, at Sundland
Electric, to begin at 10:00 am.
Anyone having
blooms they
would like to display are wel­
comed to do so, and asked to
bring them to the store early that
morning. During the day the
public is invited to come in and
see the flowers and also to buy
food at the food sale to be con­
ducted by the club to raise funds
for their various projects. Out
standing of the projects thft year
has been the planting of shrubs
and flowers at the new post of- I
fice which has been enjoyed by
everyone.
In addition to the food sale, the
club will have on sale tickets on-
a hand crocheted afghan made by
Mrs. Mane Frazee and donated to
the club. Funds from this sale
will also be used for garden club 1
projects.
The members of Mt. Heart Re­
bekah Lodge were very pleased
to have Gerry Bramblett and
Lena Schroeder with them again.
Lena and Gerry are now living
at Oakridge and were in Vernon.a
for a short visit.
Arrangements were made for
the dedication of the new dining
room and kitchen at the hall. All
members of the I.O.O.F. Lodge
and Rebekah Lodge and their fa­
milies are invited to attend a pot­
luck dinner in the new dining
room Saturday, September 18.
There will also be a short pro­
gram.
Reception Is
Voted Success
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VERNONIA,
ORE. THURSDAY. SEPT 16. 1954
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OES Members Go To Reception
The Knights of Pythias got off
to a good start for the fall season
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. I to all the overnight guests bi­
Monday night and have sched­
A very succesful and well at­
uled a special meeting for next Sam Hearing Jr. want to Grants fore they left for home.
tended teacher's reception was
Monday night at the I OOF hall Pass where Mrs. Hearing, conduc- |
held by the P T A. organization
at the Washington school last to plan for special activities for tress for Nehalem Chapter, OES, V.F.W. Man Appointed
the coming weeks.
took part in an elaborate black
Monday evening. The evenings*
Ed Miller will attend the Grand light drill that evening which Deputy Chief of Staff
program was begun with a short
lodge sessions at Salem in Oc­ was given at a reception honoring
Albert E Brunsman, membr.
business meeting of the PTA.
tober as second year represen­ Carlotta Wiseman, grand associ­ of Smith-Christensen Post N >
presided over by Mrs. L. L. Wells,
tative and Ed Gardner was elect­ ate matron of the Grand Chapter 3763, V.F.W., Vernonia was ap­
president.
Announcement was
ed as the other representative.
of Oregon. The drill was par­ pointed recently to the office of
made of the committee chairmen
ticipated in by 34 conductresses Deputy Chief of Staff for the d •
appointed by the executive com­
from Portland and vicinity and partment of Oregon. While carry
mittee and the appointments were |
was made beautiful by elaborate ing out the duties of this ofTic -
confirmed as follows: program,
m the interests of the organize
lighting and costuming.
Mrs. James Smith; hospitality, |
Mrs. Frank O Brien; room repre­
For the trip to Grants Pass. tion, he will travel quite exten
Mr. and Mrs. Hearing went by sively throughout the northwest
sentative. Mrs. Byron Kirkbride;
Nehalem Social club, O E.S. met chartered bus from Portland with corner of Oregon.
membership. Mrs Earl King; high
school service, Floyd Bush; health for the first fall meeting Wed­ other conductresses and their
Mrs. Charles Wall and publicity, nesday evening, September 8 at husbands. Also going to Grants
the home of Dorothy Peterson Pass for the reception from here Seaside Guest Caller
Mrs. Stephen Waite.
with 16 members present.
were Mr. and Mrs. P'te Bruns­ At Birkenfeld Friday
A community sing was directed
Plans were completed to hav • man, worthy matron and patron
Leonard Williamson of Seasidr
by Mr. Marvin Wiggins with Mr
a rummage sale across the street
Floyd Bush at the piano. Rever­ from Bush Furniture September of Nehalem chapter, Mr. and Mrs. will be the guest caller for Ne
T Tomlin, associate matron and halem Valley Squares on Friday
end Knoll acted as master of cere­ 24 and 25.
Members having patron, and Mona Gordon.
September 17th, when they meet
monies for the rest of the pro­ articles to donate for the sale
On Sunday morning the Grants at the Birkenfeld gym. Visitor.,
gram and introduced Harry San- are ask?d to bring them to the ,
don from the high school board building on Thursday afternoon, i Pass social club served breakfast welcome.
and Glen Hawkins from the grad? September 23 or call Lillian Da- j
school board who introduced other vis to pick up articles.
members of their boards; and Mr.
Plans were also made to have a 1
Eugene Dove, high school sup ’r- Sarah Coventry costume jewelry ,
intendent and Mr. Darrold Proehl. fashion show Tuesday evening, /
grade school superintendent, who October 5th at th? Masonic
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each in turn presented the mem­ Temple. This is something en­
bers of their faculties.
tirely new and interesting. This
Musical numbers throughout will be open to th? public. All I
the evening were presented by ladies are invited to attend. Thera |
WONDERFUL
Gregg Kamholz, Dane Brady and wll be light refreshments after
TRADE-INS)
Floyd Bush.
the showing and admission is free.
Following the business meeting
After the program, a mixer i
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game was used to help people get | delicious refreshments were serv­
ed
by
the
hostess
and
co-hostess,
acquainted after which refresh- |
ments were served in the cafe­ June Wilson.
The next meeting of th° Ne­
teria.
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autore
halem Social club will be held at
the home of Stona Serafin, Wed­
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nesday evening, October 13.
Social Club
Plans Sale
Local Men Attend Meet
Of Royal Arch Masons
Attending the meeting of the
Royal Arch Masonic and Royal
and Select Masonic lodges at St.
Helens last Friday night were
Harry Culbertson and Emil Mess­
ing. Th'1 Royal Arch lodge from
St. Helens will confer the Royal
Arch degree here September 22.
THE
Knights of Pythias Set
Special Meeting Monday
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Vows Exchanged
The First-Plvmouth Congrega­
tional church at Lincoln, Nebras­
ka was the scene of a pretty
candle light wedding on Septem­
ber 1 when Miss Mildred Nielsen,
of Lincoln became th'1 bride of
Leonard Ray Wilhelm, son of
Mrs. Albert Schalock of Vernonia
and Leonard A. Wilhelm of Lin­
coln.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin and lace with full
train and an illusion veil held in
place by a tiara of s?ed pearls.
She carried a white Bible with
white roses and lilies of the val­
ley. The maid of honor wore
dubonnet taffeta and the three
bridesmaids wore pale green
taffetas.
After the wedding, the young
couple came to Vernonia for a
visit before going to Everett.,
Washington where Mr. Wilhelm is
stationed with the U.S. Air Fore?.
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