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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
Friends Bid io Wedding Ceremony and Reception P.E.O. Sisterhood To Hear Crown Forester Social Club i To Hold Sale i I Ths wedding of Miss Margie Nancy Chalmers was hostess Rf land to Clayton Aldrich is an. October 12 to Chapter BS PE O. i nr unced to take place at the Nehalem Social club. O E S. Sisterhood, in its first fall meet Evangelical U.B. church at d p.m. met at the home of Stona Sera ing. Bess Nichols presented a <'>ctober 23. A reception will fol- fin, Wednesday evening, October program dealing with the life b w the ceremony. All friends of 13th, with 20 members present. and writings of Ben Hur Lamp The president reported the the couple are extendsd an invi Jewelry Fashion Show held Oc man tation to attend. The next meeting will be held tober 5th as being very success ful, the club having earned four October 26 at the home of Helen pieces of lovely jewelry to be Lindsay. Robert Lindsay will i given away by a drawing De give the program, a talk on For cember 8th. The jewelry will be on display next week in the win estry. dow at Kullander’s Jewelry store. They also earned a Sun beam automatic skillet to be put on a drawing at a later date. Plans were made to hold the rummage sale Friday and Satur day of this week. October 22 and On October 14. the Columbia 23. Therr‘ v.*?re several nice I County Democratic party Cen articles left over from the other tral Committee had a reorganiza sale and others will be added Many customers requested th" tion meeting at the court house in sale be held again later, so it will St. Helens be done to benefit those who The following officers were wer? unable to purchase before. elected: Following the business meeting i Philip Hickey. Warren, chair delicious refreshments were serv man; Mrs. Jack Leu. Gob!'', vice- Excellence begins with “E”, ed bv th? hostess and co-hostess, chairman; Leonard Berger. St. Lottie Helens, secretary; Mrs. Philip Dr.nk our milk and you’ll agree. ■ Elizabeth Serafin and Swanson. Hickey, Warren. Treasurer; Swep You will gain in weight and size, i The next meeting of Nehalem Mortun Jr.. St Helens, congres Ruddy cheeks and sparkling eyes, j Social club will be held at the sional committeeman; Mrs. H S horn» of Allie Dickson, Wednes Barton. Rainier, Congressional day evening, November 10th. committeewoman. The following were elected ■ans.nanaDcmiaaiiMMjauB members of the nominating com BEN’S BARBER SHOP mittee: W. Walden Dillard. St Helens: Grade A Pasteurized Expert Tonsorial Work J. L. Lloyd. Vernonia; H S. Bar Milk & Cream ton, Rainier; Mrs. Margaret Vernonia, Oregon PHONE 471 Myers. St. Helens; Aryes Solo mon, Quincy. I Mrs Cora May Tingley and Ralph Morgan of Rainier were I I r elected as alternate delegates to I the state central committee. t Another meeting has been call ed for Thursday, October 21, 1954 at the town hall at Rainier All I who are interested are invited to attend i IES FROM PAIR* Ji Co. Democrats Re-organize I CESSPOOLS. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED AND REPAIRED ' All Work Guaranteed I » FOR FREE INSPECTION CALL I MU. 9278, Portland WONDERFUL TRADE-INS! EASY TERMS! Automatic Water Level Control for small, medium and full loads SUN DLAND'S ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE 786 Bridge Phone 581 Vernonia Broken Arm Is Resuli Of Accidental Fall Bride Elect Given Shower THE VERNONIA. EAGLE. THURSDAY. OCT 21, 1954 ORE. Arch Cape Party Draws Local Folk The social hall of the Evangeli- lal United Brethren church was th? scene of a delightful bridal shower last Friday evening hon oring Margie Roland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Georg' Roland, whose marriage to Clayton Aid- rich will take place at the church this Saturday evening. The thirty or more guests spent an enjoyable evening playing games after which the honor guest opened and displayed her many low>ly and useful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served by members of the Martha circle who acted as hostesses for the party. I ——— — —i. Auxiliary Plans Welfare Work The Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary held their ¿September meeting at the home of Mrs. Ed Crawford They cut out garments for a baby layetet. They also voted to raffle a doll at Christmas time, the proceeds to go for their hos pital and child welfare work. The October meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Henry Ade Sr. The doll has been purchased and tickets will be on sale soon. The nr'xt meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Paul Weid man at which time their pals will be disclosed and new names drawn. A number of Vernonia folks went to Arch Cape last Saturday to a party at the home of Mr and Mrs C. C Brown which celebrated the 74th birthday of Mr Brown, better known to his many friends here as “Lum ” Those from here who joined the neighbors in the Arch Cape area at the festivities were Mr and Mrs Emil Messing. Mr and Mrs Charles Justice. Mrs Ethel Hall and Tommy Hall There from Clatskanie were Mr and Mrs Otto Goertzen and Bill ar I Eva Jacobs and Mr. and Mi Tom Schoenheinz from Portlar. I were also present. The lovely decorated birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Messing Laundry and Dry Cleaning IN THURSDAY BACK THURSDAY Party Honors Couple Last Saturday Evening Patty Floaten and Claudine Gibson were hostesses for a party Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs. Bill Olinger honor ing Margie Roland and Clayton Aldrich whose marriage will be an event of this Saturday even ing. About 25 young people en joyed an evening of games after which the couple was presented with a shower of lovely gifts for their new home Refresh ments were served by the hos- tesses. Bring To— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP Oregon Laundry and Dry Cleaners The Long-Bell LUMBER COMPANY Vernonia Division Canton and Auxiliary To Meet Here Saturday The Canton and Auxiliary. Washington No. 14 will hold th ir regular meeting at the I.O.O F hall in Vernonia Saturday. Oc tober 23 at 8:00 p m. All mem bers are urged to attend. R?- i freshments will be s -rved after J the meeting. 3HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH7Ì H X H H X X H H X i X H I H X X H H X X H H X X H H X X H H X (Pd. (Pd Adv. Adv by King*« King’s Grocery) i H ^XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXK BIRKENFELD — Roy Stuve had the misfortune to fall from his truck Friday and break his arm. Mrs. E T. Johnston and family spent the week end in Portland visiting her sist t Mrs Ralph Condit. Mrs. Donald Jepson and Mrs. Ted Bellingham went to Port land on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp son spent the week end visiting relatives here. SOS SAVE OREGON S A L M 0 N VOTE 7 YES CEMENT Work Wanted Repair work, driveways, walls, steps, walks, floors, porches, patios, etc. Free Estimates PHONE 3811 A. G. OSTRANDER Oregon’s steady supply of pure, wholesome milk should not be meddled with by politic ians or organizations seeking personal gain. Oregon’s health authorities and grade A dairymen have worked harmoniously for oser 20 years to provide children of Oregon with the finest, most sanitary milk in the world. VOTI NO AGAINST THE REPEAL OF OUR ESSENTIAL MILK MARKETING LAW f Those Who Know...Will Vote NO! /OTE 8 X NO I I on November 2 14 HC0L 4SI C»*'N NÍVtl«l IMIB • THf Oto SVNNT 1100« CO . lOUIJVIllf. K». 3 fe-4 ». ““ ' C
