Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 13, 1955, Page 3, Image 3

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    Nehalem Valley Gardeners
Schedule Wednesday Meet
The Nehalem Valley Garden
Club will meet October 19 at
Virginia Hansen's home at 1:30
p m.
The program, to be presented
by Shirley Berg and May Mills,
will be different mulches and
ground covers and care of cactus.
Eats will be served by the
co-hostesses. Mary Garlock and
Irene Kyser.
Everyone wel­
come.
ORIGINAL
6 GREAT DAYS!
OCT. 17-22
MONDAY thru SATURDAY
F - Ask as fir th« Ciurtisy Adrincel
SHOPPING LIST
I ORDER NOW . . . pick up your mer I
A chiodisi any diy during sail.
VERN0NIÄ
DRUG CO
Phone HA 9-6254
BIRKENFELD — The Warren­
ton Lumber Company signed their
lease last week for a portion of
the old Prouty mill site. They
are building a new mill on the
docks, finished ^c4'q to be their
product. The mill is nearing com­
pletion and they hope to start
one shift by the first of Novem-
Laurence Jepson is presi-
Two Concerns Consider
Change of Ownership
Mrs. Carmichael Hostess
To Friendship Circle
The Friendship Circle meeting
was held in September at th’
home of Mrs. Laura Carmichael.
Attending were: Mesdames Ella
Wood, Emma McDonald and
daughter, Nadine Bean and son.
Freda Biggs, Ruth Steers, Isabel
Carmichael and daughters, and
Gloria Ellis and Iva Ellis.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Ruth Steers Octo­
ber 20.
Visitors Greeted at
Auxiliary Meeting
Seventeen members of Smith-
Christensen Aux. 3763 were on
hand to greet visitors at their last
meeting.
Guests present then
were the district 2 president, Ruby
Buvik, of Warren post 1440 and
Alice Cholewinski of Rainier post
1909.
Mrs. Buvik made her inspee-
tion of the books and give point­
ers on improving the auxiliary,
Refreshments were served by
Margaret Walrath, Alice Ade and
Jennie Lusby.
An invitation is extended to
the Tupperware party at the hall
this Friday at 8 p.m.
Vernonia
Sell it with an Eagle Want Ad.
Rainy
Days
Bother
You
Wedding Rite
Read Saturday
Marian Wantland and Kenneth
Myers of North Bonneville were
united in marriage Saturday af­
ternoon at 2:30 at Vancouver,
Washington.
The ceremony was read by Rev.
Paul L. Kunzman. Mrs. Robert
Kimball and Earl Wantland stood
up with the couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers will make
their home at Cascade Locks.
wash day.
We have it —
the new, effici-
ent, washing
service with
BENDIX DU0MÄTIC
Washing and drying and wash or dry only.
Free Pick-up
and Delivery
Study Club Members
Learn Arranging
Radiant Cleaners
Cleaning
2nd and Maple Streets
Waterproofing — Mothproofing
u
Members of the Vernonia Study
club met Thursday evening, Oc­
tober 6 at the home of Mrs. R. D.
Eby for their first October meet­
ing and heard Mrs. A. J. Rossi of
Beaverton explain and demon-
stcate contemporary flower ar­
ranging The club will next meet
at the home of Mrs. Paul Gordon
October 20.
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Two Families
Change Homes
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Bellingham moved Sunday
to their new home near Astoria.
Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Parman,
Mrs. Zella Bellingham and Ar­
thur Bellingham helped them
move into their house in Birken-
feld.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Larsen
moved to Medford this week end.
The Parman boys. Ronald and
Dick, were Sunday dinner guests
of Laurence Jepson.
Mr .and Mrs. Harold Crowston
spent last week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Elliott at Hills-
boro.
Darrell Baker received the sad
news that his .mother passed
away last week end. She has been
seriously ill for several months.
O-A Club Entertained
At Ruhl Home Monday
Members of the O-A bridge
club were entertained Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Merle Ruhl. For the afternoon of
play, Mrs. Mike Anderson held
high score and Mrs. R. D. Eby
second high.
Officers of Crown Zellerbach
and Pabco Products Inc. have an­
nounced that negotiations are un­
derway for the possible sale of
Crown Zellerbach’s interest in
Fibreboard Products Inc. to Pab­
co. Upon completion of the ne­
gotiations, the matter will be re­
ferred to the respective boards
of directors of Crown Zellerbach
and Pabco for approval.
Crown Zellerbach and Pabco
each owns 50 per cent of the vot­
ing stock of Fibreboard, a west-
tern producer of paper board pro­
ducts.
dent of the new corporation
Harry Coon of Clatskanie, secre
tary-treasurer; Ray Garlock, Don
Jensen, Ted Bellingham and Cecil
Elliott directors. G. W. Parman
will be millwright.
A house warming for Mr. and
Mrs. Don Jensen was held October
1 at their new home in Warren
ton. Those attending were: Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Parman, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Bellingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Bellingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Laurence Jep-
son and Mrs. Keith Elliott and
Debbie.
Johnny Hopkins came home
from Kenai, Alaska for Lee Enne
berg’s wedding
He left last
week end for a few days in Cali
forma. When he returns he will
enter the hospital again for more
surgery on his foot.
Take time
to keep
your watch
Couple Married at
Longview Rite Monday
time
Mrs. Minnie Kilhan became the
bride of George Davis Monday,
October 10 at a wedding cere­
mony performed at Longview.
The couple was accompanr'd by
Mr and Mrs. C. D Bushart.
Don’t wait till
your watch goes wrong!
A watch check-up
takes so little time
—and saves you
money by preventing
future breakdowns. Let
our Service Department
inspect your watch today!
Mt. Heart Postpones
Ham Dinner to Dec. 10
Mt. Heart Rebekah social club
has postponed the ham dinner
scheduled for October 22. The
dinner and the awarding of the
cedar chest will be at the IOOF
hall on December 10.
Portland Church Group
To Pay Annual Visit
A. L. Kullander
WATCHMAKER — JEWELER
The Twentieth Century class
(Young Adults) of the First
Christian church in Portland will
make its annual visit to the Chris­
tian church in Vernonia. Sunday,
October 16.
Official Watch Inspector.
B.P &S. Ry.
We uee only genuine factory-
approved parte in eervicing
all fine Swies Watchee
PULPWOOD & SLABWOOD
Ä. Second Growth Fir, Hemlock, Spruce or White Fir
Pulpwood, With Bark. Four or Eight Foot Lengths
B. Slabwood, Bark Free, Same Species As Above
Two Foot to Sixteen Foot Lengths
JUST LIKE A FURNACE . . .
BUT WITHOUT COSTLY,
DIRT COLLECTING PIPES
AND REGISTERS!
PRICE
»
$1 EOO Per Cord
A W DELIVERED AT MILL
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Qipciffpji
WRITE. PHONE OR CALL IN PERSON AT OFFICE
PATENTED
AUTOMATIC
OIL HEATERS
THi SOfrOM O* TMI
oto now paoai
USH FURNITURE— Vernonia, Ore
Easy Terms at Portland Prices
Phone HA 9-3345
FIR-TEX
INSULATING BOARD, INC
ST. HELENS. OREGON
MONEY
BACK
3
Warrenton Lumber Co. Mill Nears
Completion; November Start Hoped
Nehalem Chapter No. 153, Order
of Eastern Star, met Wednesday
evening, the 5th.
Plans were made for a practice
for officers, as there will be ini­
tiatory degrees given for two
candidates October 19.
Lucille Tomlin, Worthy Ma­
tron, announced that she had se­
cured the new film of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at Forest
Grove to show during the meet­
ing in November when she plans
to honor the Masons and wives,
and Past Matrons,- Past Patrons
and charter members. Mrs. Jens
Hermann of Seaside, member of
the endowment committee of th ?
Grand Chapter, will speak brief­
ly on the Home Endowment Fund
Phene
HU 9-5352
THURSDAY. OCT 13. 1955
THE EAGLE, VEKNONIA. ORE.
Chapter Plans
Degree Practice
GUARANTEE
Phone 704