Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, February 09, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

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    Weather Spurs Attendance
At Pinochle Club Meeting
Icy roads which put members
afoot seems to be the impetus
needed for 100 per cent atten­
dance of members of the Friendly
Pinochle club at their weekly
meetings. Such was the case last
Friday when all the members ga­
thered at the home of Mrs. Julia
Davis on Rose avenue.
The ladies were rewarded for
their efforts with a very delicious
new dessert served them by the
hostess before they began play.
Afternoon scores revealed Mrs
Cora Lange as winner of first I
prize and Mrs. Mane Shafer as
winner of second
Mrs. Shafer
will be hostess for the club to-
morrow.
Rebekah Social Club
Outlines Activities
Th 3 Mt. Heart Rebekah social
club met Tuesday afternoon, Feb­
ruary 7, at the home of Mrs. Su­
san Fowler.
Plans were completed for a
food sale to be held Saturday,
February 11, at Bush Furniture
store.
Plans were also made for a
planned luncheon for next Wed­
nesday. February 15, at the IOOF
dining room at noon which is
open to friends of members, also.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Silvia Wolff at
1 30 pm. March 6.
MR. AND MRS. DAVID TEMPLE
Nancy Siedelman Married In
Vancouver Ceremony January 21
At a ceremony performed Jan­
uary 21 at Vancouver. Washing­
ton. Miss Nancy Jean Siedelman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Siedelman of Vernonia, became
the bride of David L. Temp!■>,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Temple,
of Portland. Going to Vancouver
w.th them for the ceremony'were
the groom's father; his grandmo­
ther, Mrs. Clara Temple of Port-
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land, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Goodman of Vernonia. For the
ceremony, the bride wore a gray
suit with navy accessories and a
ied carnation corsage.
In the evening, a reception for
the couple was held at the home
of the groom's parents. "Let Me
Call You Sweetheart", was sung
by all the guests and Fred Thomp­
son sang two solos, “I Love You
Truly” and “The Lord’s Prayer,”
accompanied by Mrs. Mae Bell
Thompson.
The wedding cake was served
to the guests by Miss Marlen"
Lawer and Mrs. Mae Bell Thomp­
son. Mrs. Janet Fields, sister of
the bride, presided at the punch
bowl and also had charge of the
guest book. Coffee was poured
by Mrs. Pat Goodman.
The couple will make their
home in Portland, and after a
change in the weather, will tak"
a delayed honeymoon trip to Vic­
toria, British Columbia.
BOYD’«
Mi. Heart Lodge Members
Attend Plympton Lodge
District No. 2, V.F.W., had one
of the largest attendances at the
Veteran’s hospital in Portland for
visitation Sunday afternoon that
had been there for some time.
Those attending from Vernonia
were Mike Anderson, district No.
2 commander; Bert Brunsman,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox and Mr. and I
Mrs. Harvey Redmond.
Chief Patriarch's Visit
To Draw Many Visitors
Bill J. Horn, Agent
Phone HA 9-S203 — Vernonia
905 Bridge Street
The S.S. club was the new
name selected for the former G.G.
club at the home of Mrs. Nora
Redmond last week. Two new
members. Mrs. Della Hall and
Mrs. Mary Lee Dübendorf, joined
the club two weeks ago at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Cox. After
an afternoon of working on their
afghans and other projects, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Nora Redmond.
Local VFW Members Visit
Veteran's Hospital Sunday
Columbia Encampment No. 89
will be visited by their Chief
Patriarch on Friday, February
17 and visitors for that evening
are expected from
Tillamoox,
Clatskanie, Seaside and Astoria.
All members are urged to be
present.
VERN0NIÄ
INSURANCE
S. S. Is Name Chosen
For Former G. G. Club
A recession is a period when
you tighten your belt. In a de-
pression you have no belt to
tighten. When you have no pants
to hold tip, it’s a panic.
like it!
SERVED BY FINE RESTAURANTS SINCE 1900
Featuring
Hudson House
Olives — String Beans — Com
Peas
NEHALEM
MARKET AND GROCERY
For Delivery Every Day Phone HA 9-6341
Six members of Mt. Heart
Rebekah lodge motored to West­
port Monday night to attend the
meeting of Plympton Rebekah
Lodge at which the assembly
president, Edna Bradley of Clats­
kanie was making her official
visit. Those attending were Isa­
bella Anderegg, Verda Cook, Ha­
zel Cook, Zelda Vernon, Char­
lotte Mason and Susan Fowler.
Afghan Making Occupies
VFW Auxiliary Members
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE
Engagemenl Is Revealed
Summer Wedding Planned
Mrs. P. J Millis announces the
engagement of her daughter Faye
to Bill Sword, son of Mr. and
i M rs. Robert Sword. The wedding
is planned for early this summer.
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Mother Visited fit Seattle
TIMBER ROUTE — Mr and
Mrs. Bert Tisdale left Monday for
Seattle, Washington to visit his
mother, grandma Tisdale, who
has been ill. They plan to return
home the latter part of the week
if she improves.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Justice
were in Buxton Sunday visiting
her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kirk In the after­
noon they had dinner at the home
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr and Mrs. S. H. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaffer,
Renee and Kirk of Portland, were
overnight visitors Monday at the
home of her father and mother,
Mr and Mrs. Art Kirk.
Dinner guests at the home of
Nell Thacker Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Falconer, Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Eide and Jackie of
Banks, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gal-
loway, Tamara, Tommy and the
hostess.
Mr and Mrs. Victor Berg of
Birkenfeld wert' dinner guests at
the home of her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Carmichael, Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Lundgren
Jr. and family of Tigard, spent
Monday with his father and mo­
ther, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lund­
gren. Their son Randy stayed
with his grandparents for a weeks
visit.
Mr and Mrs. Tommy Holce of
Forest Grove, Mrs. Maude New
and Marsha Aldrich were Sunday
afternoon visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Thacker.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Smith were
overnight guests at the home of
Mr and Mrs Milo Johns in Sweet
Home, returning to Vernonia on
Tuesday afternoon
ROBERT Y. THORNTON
Thornton Asks
May Nomination
Attorney General Robert Y.
Thornton announced recently that
he will seek reelection as state
attorney general in 1956 and will
actively campaign for the Demo­
cratic nomination in th? May 18
primary election.
Thornton, a former Tillamook
county legislator, said that he ex­
pected to make a forthright cam­
paign to keep the office of attor­
ney general strong, independent
and elected by the people rather
than appointd by the Governor.
“As head of the state depart­
ment of justice, the attorney gen­
eral is not merely the Governor’s
lawyer; he is the people’s lawyer
as well.
An attorney general
elected by the p-’ople brings to
the state government independent
and impartial legal advice. While
under the law his powers are
limited, nevertheless he can, by
the judicious use of his office, do
much to foster law enforcement
and secure to the people the full Children Visit Father
advantages of laws enacted for At Counts Home Sunday
their benefit and the full safe­
KEASEY ROUTE — Hawley
guards of other laws enacted for
Counts and his daughter Sharon
their protection," Thorton declar­
and Mrs. Darrell Devaney and
ed.
her twin daughters Linda and
Thornton was an army intelli­
Lorna called on their father, A.
gence officer in World War II and
B Counts at the Herb Counts
in private life takes regular mili­
home Sunday.
tary training with the Salem unit
-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Repplinger
of the U.S. army reserve. He is
of Enterprise, Oregon are visit­
also a member of the board of
ing her sister, Mrs. Ted DeWitt
directors of Salem’s YMCA, and
and her family.
assumes an active role in the
Larry and Jerry DeWitt are
YMCA's Americanization school
recovering slowly from bad colds.
for prospective new citizens re­
Mrs. Walter Parker and Mrs.
siding in Marion, YamhilJ, Linn
H A. DeWitt attend« d ttw axtan
and Polk counties. He is mar-
sion project training meeting on
ried and has one son.
basketry at the Vernonia grade
school last Thursday.
Valentine's Day Featured
At Home Economics Club
NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mrs.
Noble Dunlap was hostess last
Work on the V.F.W. Auxiliary Wednesday for the grange home
afghan is progressing very fast economics club. Five members
with quite a few members turn­ were present. Following the
ing ou^ for enjoyable afternoons business meeting, refreshments
working on it. Last Wednesday were served, in keeping with the
the afghan was started by six Valentine season.
members at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hender­
Mary Lee Dübendorf. Monday son and children of Portland were
eleven members were present at recent visitors at the Clyde Hen­
the horn? of Mrs. Nora Redmond derson home.
to work on the afghan.
Mrs. I. J. Dass is staying in
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Portland at the Donald Arm­
strong home for the next week or
OES Membership Holds
two caring for the children while
Meeting Night Spotlight
the parents are on a vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack were
Nehalem Chapter No. 153, Ord-
Forest Grove visitors last Wed­
Wednes-
er of Eastern Star, met
nesday.
day evening with th? member-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor and
honored
ship being especially
family,
who are residing at Am­
Lucille Tomlin received a nice
boy, Washington, were at then-
prize for answering a contest
home here for several days the
most nearly correct.
past week.
Delicious homemade pies were
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson visit­
served by the refreshment com­
ed Monday evening at the Noble
mittee of Isab'lle
Culbertson,
Dunlap home.
Ella Cline and Leola Cason.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and
Larry spent Sunday evening at
the Reed Holding home near
Legion and Auxiliary
Birkenfeld.
Attend Conference
Members of the Vernonia Am­
erican Legion post and its ladies
auxiliary will go to Forest Grove
tonight to attend a district con­
ference.
THURSDAY, FEB 9, 1956
Man is unjust, but God is just;
and finally justice triumphs
—Longfellow
Phone HA 9-3462
NEHALEM VALLEY
MOTOR FREIGHT
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Beck and girls
were in Portland Monday on busi-
ness.
Word was received Wednesday
by Mrs. Florenz West of the ar
rival early that morning of an 3
pound, 13 ounce boy at the home
of her daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Calhoun, of Dex­
ter, Oregon, The baby has two
brothers and a sister, Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
Dell Calhoun of Dexter and Mrs
Margaret Gunderson of Portland
is the great-grandmother.
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