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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
Valentine Motif Used at Friendly Pinochle Party Valentines were the theme used in decorations, place cards and seore cards when the Friendly Pinochle club met last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Joe Vanderzanden. The after noon began with a dessert lun cheon for which she served Jack of Hearts rolls with salad and angelfood cake. Prizes for high and second high scores went to Mrs. Jim Cox and Mrs. Art Davis, respectively, and the consolation prize for low score was awarded to Mrs. Claude Gibson. The club will meet again to morrow with Mrs. Cox. Sometimes a man’s character would fail to recognize his repu tation if they were to meet. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Master's Old Country Hardtack, A crisp rye wafer O C ‘ 12-ox. Pkg. ¿it) Nabisco Anniversary Assortment. English Style Cookies Found Package Campfire Marshmallows Pound Package Tutewell Sweet Peas Na. 303 Can Columbia Sauerkraut No. 303 Can Hills-Dale Hawaiin Pine apple, half slices. 2'/ can 49 32 12 10 29 Deer Island 23 Folk Visit Here 27 Pk,30 Siokely's Finest Calif. Q ■ Tomato Juice 46-oz. Can | laaho Red Beans 2 Pound Package Waite Popcorn 2-Pound Package Py-O-My Blueberry Muffin Mix 12-oz. Announcement was made re Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. was hos- | tess for the regular meeting of cently that the Safeway Stores, the P.E.O. Sisterhood on Tuesday Inc., will continue for 1957, their evening, February 12. After the sponsorship of three important business session, Mrs. Harry San- phases of the Oregon 4-H club don, president, read her report program. For many years Safe way Stores have recognized the of the year’s activities. Mrs. Robert Lindsay, in charge achievement of boys and girls in of the program, gave an interest agriculture and home economies. ing and timely report on the The agricultural enterprise is a book, “Biography of a Marriage,” livestock breeding program in by Ruth Painter Randall, which which the state winner receives dealt with the life story of Mary a $100 college scholarship Each Todd Lincoln. Mrs. Lincoln, who county winner receives a sum is probably one of the most ma mer school scholarship to the an ligned of famous women in our nual 4-H Club summer school m history, was really a warmly Corvallis. The full amount of sympathetic person. The author the summer school scholarship is ess tears aside the myth built $25. The purpose of the live up around Mrs. Lincoln and pre stock breeding program is to en sents facts proving that instead courage the development of boys of being a cross for Mr. Lincoln and girls by promoting their par to bear, she was a wife and moth ticipation in 4-H livestock breed er who possessed, and fully earn ing projects and by encouraging ed, the love and admiration of them to continue their 4-H work her husband. Mrs. Randall, wife and improve and enlarg? their of J. G. Randall, our foremost herds and flocks. The two home economics pro Lincoln scholar and author of “Lincoln—The President”, was grams sponsored again in 1957 present at the opening of the Lin are the awards for the dollar din. coln papers in 1947. In addition ner competition at the Oregon to consulting this original evi state fair and the food prepara dence, she made full use of the tion or food preservation demon Herndon-Weik Papers, the notes stration program in the counties which were the basis for Hern and also at the State Fair. In the dollar dinner program don’s biography. Mrs. Randall also had access to little-known the champion senior dollar din manuscript collections and to pri ner cook receives a $100 college vate safe-deposit boxes which scholarship from Safeway. yielded letters never before used. In the food preparation and/oi The next meeting of this group food preservation contest the best will be held at the home of Mrs. demonstrator in each county will Wilma Thompson, on Tuesday, receive a $5 cash award. At the February 26, with Mrs. Marge state fair in the state competition Bassett in charge of the program. the champion demonstrator or demonstrators in the food pre paration or food preservation program each receives a $50 U.S. U. S. Good Chuck Lb 45 THESE PRICES GOOD AS LONG AS PRESENT STOCK LASTS MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS Member United Grocers Inc. Deliveries Twice Daily 10 A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9-3492 NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mrs. Ollie Olsen, Mrs. Esta McCully | and Mrs. Adell Parmer all ot TIMBER ROUTE — The Tre Deer Island, were Sunday guests harne Birthday club met at the of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parmer. Mrs. Lloyd Stuve and children, home of Mrs. Mabel Reynolds Dianne and Steven and Mrs. Don Thursday to honor her on her Kinion of Dallas were Friday birthday. A buffet pot luck lun overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. cheon was served to th« folow ing guests: Midge Reynolds and W. R. Wolff. son, Maxine Reynolds, Florence Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wolff were Reynolds, Carol Reynolds, Edna Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Reynolds and 3 children, Pauline Mrs. Kenneth Tupper. Tisdale, Pat Weaver and son, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Veere Her and Mrs. H. Rose, Albert Rey shey are the proud owners of a nolds, Clyde Thomas, Audrey new 1957 Chevrolet sedan. Markley, Sarah Cox, Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson call Snyder, Thelma Weaver and the ed on Mrs. Freda Foster at hostess. After lunch the hostess Marshland, last Saturday after opened her many lovely birthday noon. gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and S/Sgt. Jack Gates and his Mrs. Reed Holding called on Mr. family of Portlapd spent last and Mrs. Robert Kyser in Forest week end at the home of his Grove last Saturday afternoon. folks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ship- ley. Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Wienecke drove to Manning and visited her sister, Mrs. Elva Tolke, and son Robert. On their way home they stopped and visited with their cousins, Mr and Mrs. Wm Shepard in Buxton. New neighbors near Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver are Mr. and Mrs. Pat Eberly who moved here from Banks. Mrs. Thelma Weaver, Mrs. Pauline Tisdale and Mrs. Mabel $1.75 Reynolds were in Forest Grove Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Rey nolds were in Portland Saturday on business. Now Freddy Bender has been con fined to his home with a case of tonsilitis the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falconer and Now Mrs. Mary Eide of Banks were in Portland Monday on a combined pleasure and business trip. Size SAVINGS STAG Country Club 90‘ STAG Alter Shave Talc 50« STAG Shampoo lor Men 65« STAG Shaving Mug 65« For hair and scalp. Reg. Regular $1.00 Regular $1.25 Regular $1.25 Now RAYVE Home Perm. Kits $100 Regular $2 00 Now ARMAND Shampoo Regular 50c .......... — Now CREAM Shampoo Helen Cornell. Reg 98c Now SILQUE Shampoo Regular 49c Treharne Club Has Luncheon ........ - Now ■■ 25« 49« 29« VERNONIA DRUG CO. TELEPHONE HA 9-6254 Vernonia, Ore. THURSDAY. FEB. 21. >9ST THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. Mrs. Lincoln Is Safeway Stores To Continue Program Subject 4-H Scholarship Awards Plan Grand Chief Is Guest of Temple Birthday Celebration Fetes Three Generations Three generations of birthdays were celebrat'd at the home of Mr and Mrs. B. J. Horn Sunday Mrs. Ann Brown of Dallas, when family members gathered Oregon, grand chief of Oregon. to observe the birthdays of Mrs Pythian Sisters, was guest of Horn; her mother, Mrs. Ethel Me. honor at a planned potluck din Roberts of Forest Grove and her ner last Wednesday evening pre- grandmother. Mrs J. J. Adkins, ceeding the regular meeting of also of Forest Grove. A buffet Vernonia Temple No. 61. dinner was served, replete with This was also the official visit birthday cakes, and the honored of the grand chief to the temple, guests were the recipients of and ritualistic work was exem gifts, also. plified for her inspection. Others who were here for the Also present as a guest was occasion ware Mr. Adkins, grand Jessie Sewell of Hillsboro, past father of Mrs. Horn, and two grand senior, who was accom ! sisters and families, Mr. and Mrs panied by four members from Lester Heisler and son Ronnie Phoenicia Temple at Hillsboro. and Mr. and Mrs. James Simon Other temples represented were ton an£ son Larry, all from For Ava, St. Helens; Fern, Yamhill est Grove. and Willamette, Independence. Cora Lange, Lucille Hickman, Catherine Lentz and Virginia Singspiration Announced Hogberg were initiated and ad At Nazarene Church Sun. mitted as new members. A Singspiration, under spon Following the disposition of the sorship of the Vernonia Minis regular business of the meeting, a lovely addendum was terial association, has been an- given for the grand ounced for this Sunday evening chief, in which she was taken at the Nazarene church at 9:0ft on a treasure hunt. Escorted by o'clock. It will be led by the Silvia Wolff, sh • found directions group of Christian young people at various places in the hall, from George Fox college at New berg who are to be here Sunday which finally led to the piano. After the group sang her of as a deputation team at the Naza ficial song, "Look for the Silver rene church. Everyone is invited to attend Lining," she was presented a lovely silver cake server. She this hour of inspirational sing was also given a silver offering ing which is scheduled so that to aid in her project at the people may attend evening ser vice at their own church and Pythian home at Vancouver. The grand chief gave a very then assemble at the Nazarene interesting talk and the new church located one block north members and other visitors were of Bridge street on Third street also called upon to say a few for the sing. words. Time may be money—but it Marie Laschinger drew the hos hangs a lot heavier on our hands. tess prize. Savings Bond from Safeway. The purpose of these home economics awards is to recognize and en courage the girls in these respec tive home economics endeavors. It was announced by Robert H. Stevely, county extension agent, 4-H club work, that Co lumbia county 4-H members will again be eligible to compete in this program. Joanne Johnson of c^itskanie was the 1956 win ner of the $100 college scholar ship. Catherine DuPuis of Birkenfeld was the 1956 winner of the sum. mer school scholarship Quartet Enters Barbershop Fete NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mrs W. R Wolff received word that the Pendletone Tutors, a barber shop quartet of Pendleton, Ore gon, of which her son, Marvin Turner is a member, has entered the Barber Shop Ballad contest, being held in Forest Grove Feb ruary 28, March 1 and 2. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap motored to Portland Monday. Callers at the Noble Dunlap home last Thursday were Mrs. Wm. Pringle, Link Peterson and Mrs. Martha Kelasse. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foshaug, all of Deer Island, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parmer, Sat urday evening. Robert Fredrickson and little daughter, Denice of Portland were Wednesday guests at the Wm. Pringle home. Callers at the home of Mrs. Susan Fowler on Thursday were Mr and Mrs. Wm. Marshall, the former Mrs. Edna Gwin, of Port land and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Warren. Mrs. Kenneth Tupper and baby daughter Sandra, called on Mr. and Mrs. Noblc Dunlap, Sat. urday afternoon. i County Historical Meet Is Saturday at Yankton NATAL-PITTSBURG — Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lindsay were among those who attended the funeral of Rev. Ervin Leake, held in Portland last Thursday. Mrs. Florence Hammond of Redondo B"ach, California is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Susan Fowler for a few days. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carmichael and family and Mrs. Laura Carmichael. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Veere Her shey and family were Portland shoppers Saturday and Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Childs in Ver-' nonia. BURNS I History of the Yankton district will be viewed Saturday, Febru ary 23 by the Columbia County Historical society when it meets in the Yankton Grange hall. A potluck dinner will be held at noon and this will be followed by the business meeting and pro gram. All interested persons are welcome to attend. Local Couple Attends Leake Funeral Thursday Radio and TV Sales-Service ALL MAKES REPAIRED * DAY. EVENING SERVICE IPhone HA 9 5441 — Vernonia I Extension Engagement Revealed For Miss Barbara Owen PHones V % Mr and Mrs. Arthur A. Owen of Clatskanie, announce the en gagement of their daughter. Bar. bara Jeanne, to Carl Daniel Low ry, son of Mrs. Charles W Lowry of Venice, California. The bride elect is a graduate of Vernonia high school. A June wedding is planned. Extend Your Reach John Harris To Call For Valley Squares 4 John Harris of Vernonia will be tbe caller for the Nehalem Valley Squares when they dance Friday evening at the Birkenfeld Grange hall. All square dancers are welcome to attend. iZHZHZHZNZHXHZHZHXHZHZHZk SINGSPIRATION February 24 - 9:00 P. M. I An extra phone in kitchen- bedroom ~~ laundry or utility room—naves steps, makes your telephone even more convenient. Team from George Fox College Nazarene Church ^HXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHr 1 Cost? About 4e per day. To order yours, , call our Business Office. COLOffS. TOO/ New celer fe/epfceeei, »e e»gM effective paifeli, Mend with
