Grade Champion Team
Given Dinner. Party
Ladies Attend
Yamhill Meeting
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April 5, the Washington school
champion basketball team, other
members of the basketball squad,
their coach, James Johns and the
other men of the elementary
school faculty were entertained
with a noon lunchibn by the
American Legion Auxiliary as re.
cognition of the splendid record
made during the past season.
Another event in their honor
has been arranged for this Fri­
day evening when_ they will be
the guests of the PEP club at a
skating party.
Lady June Ray, president; Lady
Mane Atkins, vics president;
Lady Myrtle Oakes, Jr. past pre­
sident of Auxiliary Washington
No. 14 of Hillsboro, attended the
regular meeting Thursday even­
ing. April 7 of Yamhill Auxiliary
No. 6.
gsalem Auxiliary No. 11 had
eight memb°rs present. There
were mtroducticyis of association
efficers and several were present,
one being Lady June Ray of
Vernonia, association guard.
Ther^ were several past asso-
< ate president and one past pre­
sident of the Rebekah assembly.
Olive Ramey, of Hillsboro.
After the meeting adjourned,
everyone took part in a cake
v alk, after which refreshments
of sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served.
Nehalem Circle
Seats Officers
Pinochle Club
Has "Egg" Hunt
Members of the Friendly Pin­
ochle club met April 1 with
Mane Shafer for a delicious des­
sert luncheon which was follow­
ed by an afternoon of play. High
score went to Agnes Gibson and
low to Cora Lange.
The club met again April 8
at the home of Marjorie DeHart
for an Easter party. The dessert
luncheon was served at tables
cleverly
decorated . with
the
Easter motif with Easter basket
place cards.
When time came for play, the
guests were dispersed on an East­
er egg hunt for their score cards
which were designed like clev-
erlyerly decorated Easter eggs
and were hidden about the house
which was gay with bunnies,
nests of eggs and oth-r Easter
decorations
Easter prizes were awarded to
Eleanor Thompson for high score
and to Margaret Vanderzanden
Jor low.
The club will play again to­
morrow at the home of Agnes
Gibson in Riverview.
Stamp Club Scheduled
To Meet Friday Night
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE.
The Vernonia stamp club mem­
bers will meet at 7:00 o'clock
Friday evening, April 15 at thf
city hall. Stamp collectors a IV
welcome.
Card Party Aid
To Uniform Fund
The card party sponsored by
the St. Mary’s Altar society for
the benefit of the high school
band uniform fund will b-' held
Saturday evening in the V.FW
hall rather than in the Parish
hall in order to provide room for
more tables.
The party will begin at 8:00
o’clock and refreshments will be
served, The public is cordially
invited to attend and enjoy the
evening as well as help a very
worthy cause.
Installation of officers was held
by Nehalem Circle No. 881, Neigh-
borns of Woodcraft, at the IOOF
hall April 7 with Catherine Lentz
acting as installing officer. Er­
ma Johnson was installed as
guardian neighbor for another
year and is supported by an
excellent corps of officers. June
Willis made the presentation of
a past guardian's pin to Cather­
ine Lentz.
Marian Cashel was initiated
TREHARNF, — Mr. and Mrs.
into the circle that evening also
Selwyn Graves and Dana speng
Margaret Kreider, general re­
Easter Sunday at the Wilbur
presentative, and Roy Peters,
Thacker home, In the afternoon
field manager were present and
they visit-d at the William Fal-
talked about the district meeting
coner home.
to be held at the Woodcraft
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stowell and
Ruby Wright, worthy matron, sons of Buxton, N?ll Thacker,
building in Portland April 27 and
28. Delegates elected to attend and Leland Stone, worthy patron Bud and Mary Eide of Banks
this meet arc Alice Lindsay and of Minerva chapter, O.E.S., Port­ spent Easter Sunday with ethe
Erma Johnsort-and alternates ar - land and Rov WrK’ht and Ka­ •William Falconers
Nola Brady 9nd Catherine Lentz. therine Stone, their trailers,Even­
Mr. and Mrs. E F. Polzel and
After the meeting, refresh­ guests of Nehalem Chapter Wed­ children of Portland spent Satur­
day night and Sunday with her
ments were served at tables de­ nesday night, April 6
After a short meeting a social parents, Mr. and Mrs. R S. Stan­
corated with daffodils and each
neighbor received an Easter card, hour was spent in the dining ley.
The refreshments wen*
Some gifts were received from : room.
Mr and Mrs. Herb-rt Beider
delicious and Bibles were very and children were in Skamokawa.
secret pals also.
The Handcraft club will meet pretty with Easter decorations. Washington Easter Sunday
April 22 at the home of Nona The refreslffnent committee was
Mrs. Midge Reynolds and Mrs.
Lankston at 8:00 p.m. Also, a Sally Ortner, Julia Fisher and Exie Weaver took Mrs. Reynold's
son Michael to a doctor in Port­
Mother’s Day program will be Louis? Hamnett.
presented at the circi? meeting
land Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Miller were
May 5.
Brunsmans Send Message in Forest Grove Saturday •
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weaver of
While Visiting Jerusalem
Leonard Williamson
Vernonia visited Mr. and Mrs.
RIVERVIEW — Mfc. Pearl Robert Reynolds and EaA Sun-
To Call at Birkenfelfi
Wilkerson received word from day evening.
Leonard Williamson of Seaside Mr^and Mrs. Pet? Brunsman that
Mesdames Dode Reynolds. Fior­
will be the caller for the Neha­ they were then in Jerusalem and cnee Reynolds. Edna Reynolds.
lem Valley Squares when they had visited the Church of Na­ Thelma Weaver and Maxine* Rey­
meet at Birkenfeld Friday, April tivity and were starting their nolds papered and painted for
Visitors welcome.
homeward trig the next day.
Mrs M^ige Reynolds Monday.
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Many Families
Have Visitors
Nehalem Chapter
Has Visitors
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RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
F
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Barlow and daughter
Heather of San Leandro, Cali­
fornia visited at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Glenn Mitchell on
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Guy Thomas and
daughter Janelle visited his bro­
thers and families,' Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Thomas and Mr and Mrs.
Charles Thomas at Tillamook on
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Zumwaltz and
daughter Paula of Dallas visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
mon and Mr. «Rid Mrs Ever­
ett Wood Sunday. Also visiting
at the Wood home were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Padgett of Coquille.
Mrs E D. Jerman spent four
days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bowe at Sa­
lem
Mr. Bowe spent the week
end here with the Jerman’s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick
spent Sunday at Gales Creek
visiting Mrs Ella Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrt Jenkins
f,nd daughter Jeanene of Port-
and spent the week end at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. J. E
Rose. Others there Sunday wer •
Mrs. Erlene Snell, Budd Penn
and Jimmy Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Robbins and
baby spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs James Cavitt
at Washougal, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Parker en
joyed Easter dinner with the:,
daughter and family, Mr. a. J
Mrs. Homer Gwin.
Mrs. Phil Andregg of Sa!en
spent the week end at the horn •
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Glenn
Mitchell.
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