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Ladies Called To Tacoma
By Illness Of Father
Wonderful Time’
Report on Trip
Anderegg Wins
NATAL — Mrs Bill Pringle
Special Award
and her mother. Mrs. Nettie Titus ,
BIRKENFELD — Word re­
ceived by their daughter, Mrs.
Darrel! Baker tells that Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Stinchfield are having
a wonderful time. They had been
to Canada, Maine and were in
Washington, D C, when, last
heard from.
Mrs. A. C. Lolley of Vernonia
spent Tuesday evening of last
week with her daughter, Mrs. Ted
Bellingham.
Mrs. Cecil Elliott was a sup­
per guest of Mrs. Art Bellingham
and Mrs. Elsa RichardsoA last
Thursday.
were called to Tacoma on ac- I
Ronnii Anderegg was in Cor­
The window of the Steers Va-
count of serious illness of Mrs. I vallis Decemb ?r 1 in response to nety Store holds an ìmpresiive
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Titus’s brother. They left on Sun- a special invitation to attend the array of red, blue and purple rib­
day.
meeting of the Oregon State Hol­ bons won at the county and the
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. stein Association. He was pre­ state fairs in 1954 by m-mbers of
Robert Lindsay recently were Mr. sented with an award from the the Maple Meadows Calf Club
and Mrs. George Brown of Van­
association by Don Anderson, Ex­ Also, centering the display is the
couver, Washington.
trophy bearing the inscription.
Week end visitors at the Clyde tension Dairy Specialist, in re­
Rat«;.
Champion
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Henderson home were Mrs. Hen­ cognition of his showmanship in "Bob
derson’s sister, Mrs. Goode, and Holstein competitions at the Ore­ showman, Columbia County Fair.
Mrs.
Goode’s son-in-law and gon State fair.
1954."
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clems of
The young people of this club
Ronnjy is a member of the
Portland.
have done outstanding club work
Maple
Meadow
’
s
Dairy
Club
and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson were
I for several years and have
Portland motorists on Tuesday.
i has been in 4-H club work for
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Vere Hershey six years. He has earned several brought home many honors They
are the new owners of a TV set.
scholarships to summer school have been a real credit to the
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap sessions and has many ribbons community and deserve the con­
called on Mr. and Mrs. L. B. East­ to testify to the quality of the gratulations and commendations
man on Sunday.
work he has done.
of everyone.
Winema H.E.C. met with Mrs.
Ethel Larson Tuesday instead of
Mrs. Helen Nordstrom as had
been announced.
A pot luck
lunch was served at noon. Fol-
lowing their business meeting,
gifts from secret pals were dis­
tributed and pals were revealed.
Cecil Elliott sp >nt Sunday even­
ing and Monday in Birkenfeld.
He called on Mr. and Mrs. Dar­
rell Baker while here
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen and
family of Hillsboro and Mr. and
Mrs.. Cecil Elliott visited Mr. and
Mrs. G W Parmon of Scappoose
Sunday.
Ted Bellingham has been fight­
ing a bad case of poison oak on
his neck. However, it was much
better when they left Saturday
for their trip to D itroit with Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Jepson and
Valerie.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen visit­
ed friends here Thursday.
Mary Ann Nordstrom won the
dramatics award again this year.
She won it last year, too.
Mr. and Mrs. Erven Harshman
and children spent Friday
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mills were
in Newberg and Hillsboro on
business Saturday.
Do not stop with doing neces­
sary kindness; the unnecessary
ones are of far greater impor-
tance.
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