Gift Shower
Given Baby
D.O.K.K. Team Due
Here Monday Night
Dorothy Gwinn and Marcia
Garner were hostesses for a party
at ths H' mer Gwinn home last
Wednesday evening at which Mrs.
Dick Webb was given a shower
of K*fts for her little daughter,
Madeline Jessie. The baby who
only w: ighcd two pounds, nine
ounces at birth has been in the
incubator at Dornbecher hospital
in Portland but they expect to be
able to bring her home in about
two weeks.
Aftsr an ev'ning of games and
edm.ring the gifts, the hostesses
served refreshments to the 26
guests present.
Philatelists Schedule
Friday evening Meeting
Vernon.a Stamp collectors will
meet Friday night. November
19, at the city hall for another
session of stamp talks and ex­
change. Anyone merest ?d is wel­
come to attend.
BEAT THE RUSH!
Shop now at
A. L. Kullandar
Harding Lodge No. 116, Knights
of Pythias, will entertain the
D O K K drill team from Port­
land next Monday night when
they came here to assist with
conferring the Knight rank on
Cjarance Hebron, Glenn Harmon
and Leslie Logan. Other visitors
are expected also from St. Helens
and North Plains.
THE
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ORE. THURSDAY, NOV 18. 1954
VERNONIA,
Dr. Attends Convention
At Multnomah Hotel
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THE SM&!5SO.5iS, A TWO MILLION SQUARE
MILE ‘ISLAND" OF FLOATING 5tA
WEED IN THE ATLANTIC OLEAN, HAS BEEN LNOWM^e-----------
SINCE THE COLUMBUS t/OVAGE IN 1492.
>Si?'
Pythian Sisters
Enjoy Dinner
CARRIED Of MAI ARIK
Vernonia Temple No. 61. Py-
th.an Sisters and members of
their families and friends enjoy­
ed a pot-luck dinn'r last Wed­
nesday evening in the IO.OF.
dining hall preceedmg their reg­
ular meeting. Arrangements for
•W»* WOSES***£*'MAt<TvAL^BLE
the dinner were made by a com­
rack near wore Than 300 million casis
IHt >4
CE t
&
of malaria occur throughout the world
mittee composed of Edith Mc­
land at least 2 million reople die foe
Farland, Faye Davis, Alice Lind­
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its effects.
say and Rose Poetter.
During the meeting which fol­
OES Social Club Plans
lowed. the charter was draped in
Annual
Christmas Party
memory of Jack Heenan.
Since this was homecoming and
The Nehalem Social club, OES,
roll call night, the re-obligation
met last Wednesday evening at
The
Vernonia
Study
Club
was
ceremony was exemplified and
-’ntertained by Mrs R. D. Eby
the entire membership roll was Thursday ev -nine. November 4. th’ home of Mrs. Herman Dick­
called with each member res­ Mrs. William B Johnson was son with Mrs Sherman Fisher
welcomed as a n< w member of and Mrs. Norman Hamnett as
ponding as she saw fit.
The next meeting will be No- the organization
co hostess's.
most interesting presentation
t ember 24 and will be the first of A contemporary
Reports wore given of the suc­
short
■
t
>ries
and
nomination of officers as well as I their authors was mad? by Mrs.
cess cf the rummage sales and
the Thanksgiving party.
Darrold Proehl. Sh - used the
O'Henry Prize Stories of 1951 the fact that all articles not sold
•md Best Amrrirnn Store's as had been donated to the Good
Announcement Made Of
background material, reading Will Industri >s.
from Miriam
Rugel's "The
Daughter's Marriage
Refreshments were served to
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and
the
O'H nry First the 26 members present by the
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Mrs. J. E. Jones of Vernonia Prize winning "The Indian F a-
is announcing the marriage of ther" by Thomas Mabry. Amus­ hostesses after th? meeting ad­
ner daughter Shirley to Jack L. ing and helpful hints wnre given journed.
The next meeting, December
Hinze, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. to prospective story writers.
The hostess for the Nov 18 8. will be the annual Christmas
R. McNair, on Saturday, Novem­
meeting will be Mrs. Marvin party and will be held at the
ber 6 The wedding was solomn
Kamholz with Mrs Emil Messing I Masonic Temp! ».
The jewelry
îzed at the Presbyterian church reviewing "Not as a Stranger" by l
in Camas, Washington in the pre­ Morton Thompson, a best selling drawing will also be held at that
time.
sence of members of the family. novel.
After the ceremony the couple
left on a honeymoon trip to Reno,
Nevada where they visit d with
the groom’s sister, Mrs. R. P.
Conway. Upon their return here,
a weduing reception was held for
them at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. P. McNair Monday even­
in, November 15.
Dr D E Hampton attended
th? annual convention and clini­
cal symposium of the Oregon As­
sociation of Chiropractic Physi­
cians held at the Multnomah ho­
tel, Portland, Ort gon, November
5, 6 and 7.
Guest lecturer was Dr Joseph
Janse, President of the National
Coll?ge of Chiropractic, Chicago,
Illinois.
Other speakers included Dr M.
I. Higgens, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,
Executive Director of the Nation
al Chiropractic Association and
Dr. John J Nugent. New Haven.
Connecticut, Di, 'ctor of Educa­
tion for the National Association.
SEN’S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia. Oregon
Book Reviews
Heard By Club
i Invitation Issued For
Golden Wedding Reception
Friends of Mr and Mrs John
T Becker of St Helens are in­
vited to attend a golden w 'dding
reception in their honor at the
Yankton Grange hall Sunday, No
vember 21, from 2:00 to 4.30
p.m.
Old gardeners never die; they
just spade away.
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The Friendly Pinochle Club en­
joyed the afternoon at the home
ot Mrs. Art Davis last Friday,
November 12. A delicious des­
sert luncheon was served at 1:00
pm. after which the guests all
enjoyed playing pinochie. High
score was held by Margaret Van-
d‘>rzanden and low by Marie
Sauer.
Faye Davis and Aileen
Cagle filled in for Cora Lange
and Marjorie DeHart.
The next meeting will be Fri­
day. November 1 m a. lae home vi
Marjorie DeHart.
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