Vernonia eagle., March 22, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

Eight Couples Enjoy
Evening of Pinochle
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnson
were hosts Saturday evening for
an enjoyable evening of pinochle
which brought together eight
couples for four tables of play.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wantland, Mr and Mrs. Don
Webb. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Thomp­
son, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heck-
enliable, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Wiggans, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Law­
ler and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fowler.
Tallying of scores resulted in
the awarding of high score prizes
to Mrs. Wiggans and Mr. Lawler
and those for low score to Mrs.
Thompson and Mr. Wiggans.
The serving of delicious refresh­
ments by the hostess climaxed the
evening.
Footprints on the sands of time
are not made by sitting down.
SHOP AT HOME AND
SAVE
WITH THESE VALUES'
Shower Honors
Bride Elect
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Mrs. Claude Gibson Jr. and
Miss Kathleen Sauer were joint
hostesses last Friday evening for
a miscellaneous bridal shower
honoring Miss Dorothy Gwin
whose marriage to Bruce Hoyt
will be an event of April 8. For
the occasion, 33 of her school­
mates and friends gathered at the
A. L. Saufr home.
Games were enjoyed before the
guest of honor opened and dis­
played her many lovely gifts and
winners of prizes were Miss Do­
lores Olson and Mrs. Don Want­
land.
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out in decorations and
refreshments. A bride doll on the
piano was surrounded by pink
candles and bows and white wed­
ding bells and the name Dorothy
was spelled out in pink and
white above the gift table which
was heaped with attractively
wrapped packages.
Refreshments featured white an­
gelfood cake flecked with pink
and also iced with pink; pink
lemonade, pink jello and cookies.
A surprise was bestowed on
one of the other guests during the
evening, also, when Mrs. Clarence
Lusby, a recent bride, was pre­
sented with a lovely yellow ny­
lon comforter by the girls.
In addition to the many lovely
gifts received by Miss Gwin from
those present, gifts had been sent
by Miss Joan Roediger of Portland
and Mrs. Lor. n Mills of Corvallis.
Our Great America ☆
4-H Scholarship
Is Sponsored
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
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Pins Awarded by
VFW Auxiliary
The regular meeting of the
V.F.W. auxiliary was held last
Tuesday night. Ten and five year
pins were awarded to members
and election of officers for the
next year was held.
Celia Laird was elected as presi­
dent; Della Hall, senior vice-presi­
dent; Mary Lee Dübendorf, junior
vice-president; Margaret Davies,
treasurer; Pauline King, chaplain;
Dorothy Walker, conductress;
Shirley Huss, guard; Ragena Vike,
three year trustee; Betty Hawken.
secretary; Nora Redmond, Ina
Bateman, Trudy Magoff and Shir­
lee Vike, color bearers; Myrtle
Cox, patriotic instruction; Maeva
Brimmer, musician. Delegates for
district encampment are Myrtle
Cox, Nora Redmond and Maeva
Brimmer with Dorothy Walker,
Della Hall and Jennie Lusby as
alternates.
Ten year pins were awarded
to the following: Louise Hamnett,
Ina Bateman, Maeva Brimmer,
Myrtle Cox. Pauline King. Marie
Ludwig, Jennie Lusby, Eva Poyn­
ter, Mae Schoenbeckler, Bessie
Spofford, Dorothy Walker, Mar­
garet Walrath, Helen Spofford,
Margaret Davies, Imogene Hart­
man, Wayne Hieber, Kathryn
Wyckoff and Celia Laird. Five
years pins were awarded to Lilian
Greenman, Mary Aldrich, Mary
Lee Dübendorf, Emily King, Gert­
rude Magoff. Rosalie Roediger,
Ragena Vike, June Willis and
Nora Redmond.
Refreshments after the meeting
were served by ^|ice Ade, Mar­
garet Walrath and Jennie Lusby.
Chocolate Angelfood
Tempts Pinochle Players
Mrs. Margaret Vanderzanden
served
delicious chocolate angel­
Johnson's Hard Gloss Gio-Coat
Vernonia Temple No. 61, Py­ food cake to the members of the
Floor Wax
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thian Sisters, met in the I.O.O.F. Friendly Pinochle club when they
Half Gallon Can
hall for their regular me'ting gathered at her home last Thurs­
March 14. with Most Excellent day afternoon to get them in the
Heinz Tomato Ketchup
Chief,
Eula Blount in the chair. proper mood for an enjoyable
c
t
Three officers were absent due I afternoon of play.
14-oz. Bottles For
Successful in winning first
to illness in their family or being
priz?
was Mrs. Eleanor Thomp­
out of town.
Betty Crfcker Ginger Bread Mix
son with Mrs. Margie DeaHrt
The
report
on
sick
members
c
claiming second prize.
found several had been ill but
14'2-ox. Pkgs. For
This weeks meetings of the
were improving. Erma Johnson
had undergone surgery at Port­ club is at the home of Mrs
Tang Salad Dressing
Thompson.
land General hospital on Satui-
Tuesday Shower Honors
Quart Jar
day
and
was
getting
along
fine.
Mrs. O. A. Drennan
Eleven applications for prospec­
Tastewell Grapefruit Sections
A stork shower honoring Mrs. tive new members were read.
O. A. Drennan was held at her
The Temple voted to sponsor a
No. 303 Cans For
home Tuesday. After the many scholarship for a girl or boy from
lovely gifts were opened, re­ this community to the 4-H sum­
300
Hunts Tomato
freshments were served to the mer school at Corvallis which is
Members of the P.E.O. Sister­
Cans
Juice
following:
held in June.
hood met at the home of Mrs.
Msdames: Dewey Patterson, W.
The district convention is to be Sam. T. Hearing Jr., on Tuesday
Nabisco Choc. Chip Pecan
C. Hartman, C. N. Norris, W O. held in Astoria, April 28,with Ver­ evening, March 13, at which
Cookies
S-oz. Pkg.
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Olinger, Grover Blount, C. A. nonia Temple demonstrating bal­ time officers for the ensuing year
Nabisco Rice Honey and Wheat Bruce, Tressie Aultman, Alfred loting. Vernonia’s excellent se­ were elected and installed as fol­
Honeys. Flavored with Natural Jones. Ernest East, Selwin Graves nior, Mathilde Bergerson will act lows;
Honey
Qc Oliver Graves, Grover Howard, in that capacity at the meeting.
President, Mrs. H. G. Sandon;
7*2- oz . Pkg.
For^tJ | A. C. Argo, Ernest Jones and the The members from here will also vice-president, Mrs. Glen Hawk­
guest of honor, Mrs. Drennan.
present a skit as part of the en- ins; recording secretary, Mrs.
Mrs. Herman Dickson sent a I tertair.ment. Lesta Garner was Louis A. Thompson; correspond­
Swift's Sweet Rasher
gift but was unable to attend the appointed chairman to prepare the ing secretary, Mrs. W. E. Nelson;
Bacon
Pound
party.
skit. The Temple voted to back treasurer, Mrs. Robert C. Lind­
the Lions club calendar project.
say; chaplain, Mrs. Darrold R.
THESE PRICES GOOD
Lesta Garner won the hostess Proehl; guard,
Mrs.
William
Local
IOOF
Initiates
AS LONG AS PRESENT
prize. Practice for initiation was Heath; musician, Mrs. J. W. Ni­
Warrenton Candidates
STOCK LASTS
called for Wednesday evening chols; historian, Mrs. Paul A.
Gordon.
'Ten members of Warrenton March 21.
Delicious refreshments were
Th.“ committees appointed were
I.O.O.F. lodge brought two can­
didates here last Tuesday night served by Mahilde Bergerson and as follows: Program, Mrs. Louis
A. Thompson, Mrs. Robert C.
to receive the first degree which Eula Blount.
Lindsay and Mrs. J. W. Nichols;
was exemplified by the officers
philanthropic, Mrs. Paul A. Gor­
of
the
Vernonia
lodge.
Charter
Night
Banquet
Deliveries Twice Daily
don, Mrs. R. D. Eby and Mrs.
10 A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9-3492
Is Attended at Boring
Sam T. Hearing Jr.; courtesy,
It’s impossible for anyone to
Art Gardner attended the Bor­ Mrs. J. W. Nichols and Mrs. Ben
find a substitute for reliability.
ing Lions club charter night ban­ Brickel; telephone, Mrs. L. H.
quet at the Boring grade school, Roberson; press. Mrs. Ralph Val-
Thursday, March 15. The speak- ! piani and Mrs. William Heath;
er of the evening was Internation- I budget and auditing, Mrs. Glen
al Director, Al L. Vern Hawn, of Hawkins, Mrs. Darrold R. Proehl
Eugene. There wer.t 360 Lions and Mrs. William Heath; educa­
Phone HA 9-6015
Riverview
present representing ninet en dif­ tional, Mrs. W'sley Bolmeier,
"Where Your Money Buys More”
At the Mile Bridge
ferent Lions clubs.
Mrs. R. B Fletcher and Mrs. Dar­
Glen Hawkins and Art Gardner rold Proehl; ways and means,
ALWAYS — Top Quality
attended the Lions Club meeting ! Mrs. W H. Bridgers, Mrs. L. H..
and dinner Monday evening, , Roberson and Mrs. R. B. Fletch­
ALWAYS — Best Prices
March 19 at St. Helens.
er; home fund, Mrs. Wesley Bol­
meier; peace participation, Mrs.
ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery
W. E. Nelson. Elected as dele­
| Study Club Plans for
gates to attend state convention
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Library
Improvement
—From your home-owned independent grocery.
to be held in June were Mrs. H.
Mrs. Bill Horn presented a G. Sandon and Mrs. Glen F
Trade Independent.
very interesting review of the Hawkins, the latter to serve as
’ book. “Inside Africa,” by John I alternate.
SHOP BY PHONE — YOU RING, WE BRING
Gunther at the meeting of the I
The next regular meeting of
Vernonia Study club held last I the group will be held on Tues­
Thursday evening at the home day evening, March 27, at the
of Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr.
home of Mrs. Paul A. Gordon
During the business session with Mrs. R B. Fletcher in charge
held that evening, the club voted of the program.
to buy bamboo blinds and an um­
comtfe/e.'y automne
Some men argue religion as
brella stand for the city library
stubbornly as if they had it.
in the city hall.
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Officers Chosen
By PEO Chapter
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Nehalem Assembly No. 18
Confers Initiatory Degree
At the meeting held Monday
evening, March 12, by Nehalem
Assembly No. 18, Order of Rain­
bow for Girls, Miss Ruby Daniels
was given the initiatory degree.
The girls also made plans for
the annual Easter lily sale which
they will conduct on the streets
in Vernonia this coming Satur­
day from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
for the benefit of the fund for
crippled children and adults.
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MILL MARKET
AND LOCKERS
THURSDAY. MAR. 22, 1958
Charter Member Honored
By Willamette Temple
Mrs. Harry Laschinger was one
of three charter members hon­
ored last Thursday evening by
Willamette Temple No. 45, Py­
thian Sisters at Independence.
The others were Past Grand
Chief Queen Wood and her hus­
band, William Wood, past grand
prelate of the Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. Laschinger became a mem­
ber of Willamette Temple in 1917
when it was organized and has
maintained her mem b e r s h 1 p
there continuously. T h u r s day
evening she was presented with
a corsage and given a seat of
honor during the program.
While at Independence, Mr.
and Mrs. Laschinger were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kul
lander.
They also visited the
Kent Bauersfelds and many other
friends.
Legion and Auxiliary
Initiate 17 Members
At a joint meeting held last
Monday, March 19, by the Legion
and auxiliary in commemora­
tion of the founding of the na­
tional organization, seven mem­
bers were initiated into the Le­
gion and ten into the auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Culbertson
acted as initiation officers for
the ceremonies.
Members taken into the Legion
were Ed T Karnoski, Lloyd Sny­
der, George Miller, Sam Palmer,
Bill Johnson, Charles Duben-
dorf and Ralph Sawyer. New
auxiliary members are Mrs. Lou-
ella Wilson and four daughters,
Mrs. Orene Robertson and two
daughters, Mrs. Sam Palmer and
Miss Marie Atkins.
Valley Extension Units
Plan Get-to-gether Here
The
Keasey, Mist-Nehalem,
Timber and Vernonia extension
units and the past and present
county committee members will
have a potluck dinner at 12 noon
next Thursday, March 29, at the
Evangelical U.B. church. A style
show will be held for those who
have finished their garments in
the wool dress shop.
A baby
sitter will be available.
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