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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1957)
Rockefeller Is Topic Far Study Club Program Sam Hearing Sr. Honored by Star The autobiography of John D Rockerfeller Jr. by Raymond B. Fosdick was used for the pro gram presented by Mrs. Bill Horn at the meeting of the Vernonia Study club last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Sam Hearing Jr. She told of his boyhood schooling and strict upbringing with a very religious background Also, she told of his different pledges and projects, a lot of his interest being in medical re search. His1 contributions for re storing art and buildings in dif ferent parts of the world as well a- tn this country have been large. During the business session, Mrs. Darrold Proehl was elected president; Mrs. John Harris, vice- president and Mrs. Lyman Hawk- f Sr., secretary-treasurer Eighteerf members were pre sent for the meeting. The club will meet again May 2 at the home of Mrs. Marvin Kamholz. A surprise addendum was giv en for Sam Hearing Sr. at the last Eastern Star meeting. April 17th, in honor of his birthday. Several officers wearing multi colored cowboy hats, carrying sil ver good-lt|ck horseshoes partici pated in the degree while the or ganist played "Pony Boy”, and the worthy matron, Lillian Da vis. presented Mr. Hearing with a beautiful western belt buckle. Next Sunday, the annual wor thy grand matron's tea will be held at the Eastern Star-Masonic home at Forest Grove, from 2 un til 5 o’clock. Anyone wishing transportation to the tea. please call the Wilbur Davises. On May 3, Nehalem chapter members have been invited by the worthy matron and patron, Irma and Tim Timmons, to at tend Roosevelt chapter. Portland as special guests. They are the daughter and son-in-law of Ethel Titus, former Vernonia resident and past matron of Nehalem chapter. A mother's day pro gram will be given. Easter bunnies and beautiful spring flowers decorated the din ing tables and delicious home made cakes and coffee were serv ed by Myrtle Brock, Sally Ortner and Julia Fisher. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE Columbia Fancy Sauer- | "*c kraut No. 2'j Can I t) Ssokely’s Fey. Saladettes Mixed Vegetables, 300 can Family Reunion Held At Mist on Sunday M.nute Instant Mashed Potatoes Reg. Pkg. Stortine Fancy Shorten- QQc ing 3-Lb. Can O»J Dennison's Spaghetti and Qilr Meat Balls No. 300 Can Dt^e Pineapple Pie Filing No. 2 Can 24 Kraft Orange Drink 4C-cz. Can Sïtndby Prune Juice 24-oz. Bottle Faisions Wheat Chex II oz. Pkg. Br tty Crocker Marble 20-oz. pkg. Cuke Mix Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews of Mist entertained m'-mbers of Mrs. Mathews family on Easter with guests including her mother. Mrs. Ida Condit, and all of her brothers and sisters except one, Mrs. George Wallace, who resides at Nestor, California. Others who enjoyed the day were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Condit, Westport; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Con dit and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Condit and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell, Portland: and Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Clark and family, Hillsboro. In addition to the bounteous Easter dinner, the days activities included burro riding, an Easter egg hunt and baseball for the children. Easter Basket Salads GOOD I Featured at Luncheon AS LONG AS PRESENT Mrs. Jim Cox used the Easter motif in decoration when she en STOCK LASTS tertained the Friendly Pinochle THESE PRICES MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS Member United Grocers Inc. Deliveries Twice Daily 10 A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9-3492 club Thursday afternoon of last week, and also carried it out in the refreshments with salads molded to represent Easter bas kets. Mrs. R. L. Thompson held high score for the second consecutive time and Mrs. Wm. Shafer\heid second high. Mrs. Rueben Pederson will en tertain the club tomorrow aftei- noon. HEARING AID BATTERIES AND SUPPLIES AVAILABLE HERE! Please tell us your kind and model of hearing aid and we will stock the proper batteries. VERNONIA DRUG COMPANY Phone HA 9-6254 4 4 4 I I Vernonia, Oregon LLOYD QUINN THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. THURSDAY. APRIL 25. 195? 1 I Odd Fellows Enjoy Crab Feed Friday A group of 21 persons, includ ing 11 Odd Fellows, seven Re bekahs and Marjorie Reynolds and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, were at Warren ton last Friday to attend a crab feed put on by the Odd Fellows lodge there. Miss Reynolds also spoke and showed pictures of the trip she made last summer to the United Nations as delegate from the lodges in this district. A crab feed is planned by the Columbia encampment for Friday evening. May 3, when George Ho ward of Canby, grand patriarch, will visit here. A new grill for the top of the stove in the IOOF hall kitchen has been secured and will be used for making hotcakes at the Boy Scout breakfast which will be served on Mothers Day, May 12. The scouts will sell tickets for the event the two Saturdays pr ?- ceeding the breakfast. Mother’s Tea Is Plan of Juniors May 4 was the date set for a mother-daughter afternoon tea at a meeting of the American Legion auxiliary juniors on Thursday, April 18, in the post club rooms. Reports were made on service activities. Old greeting cards are still wanted. Department president, Frances Grund, said in a letter that when she paid her official visit to Vernonia she was thrilled to have the juniors sing a welcome song, the words if which were especially written 'n her honor. The girls were sorry to learn that Ramona Robertson, first vice- president, was ill with the mea sles. Decorations, refreshments and invitations committees for the Saturday tea were appointed. Since all the members present volunteered for these assignments the absent members were given the clean-up committee. Plans will be completed at the May 2 meeting. Claracy and her mother, Mar garet Hartzell furnished th? pop ular refreshments of hot dogs and kool-aid. These were server] buffet style in the kitchen and were rapidly consumed with gus to. Engagement Is Revealed For Miss Carol Anderson Signs of Spring I Arrive In Mist I Jolly Jills 4-H Club Works on Paper Drive MIST — Signs of spring and planting time are noticed. Pete Knowles is ploughing with the tractor, the Wikstroms are mak ing a garden and Austin Dowling is getting his garden plot ready. Saturday evening dinner guests 1 at the Jack Crawford home were I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Case and The Jolly Jills 4-H club met at the home of their leader, Mr- Herb Heckenliable Monday, April 15. Record books and demon strations were discussed. The girls collected old news papers for the paper drive which will end April 27. The girls asked Pete Brunsman if he would take the papers into Portland for th- 4-H clubs and he said he would be happy to. Refreshemnts of jello and cake were served The next meeting will "be May 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine. Sunday dinner guests of the Sam Devines were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brooks and sons. Mrs. Ted Grenhart of Hillsboro, Carl and Inez Danielson. Mrs. Shalmon Libel and Mrs. Austin Corll were Forest Grove motorists Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. P Wikstrom and Mrs. Joe Roeser were in Portland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford spent Easter Sunday in Portland with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dowling from Vernonia were Easter Sun day dinner guests of his parents. Arby Mills cut his foot quite badly one day last week and was taken to the doctor for stitches. Some members of the MHC and some other good helpers worked at the cemetery one day last we“k cleaning up. Dave Banzer is still in the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland. The Bud Howrys were in Clats kanie Saturday evening. I Join Families Michael Alan Roediger receiv ed an especially hearty welcome last Wednesday. April 17 when he arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roediger at Hills boro. He is the Ruedigers first son. but joins two sisters. He is also the first grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kasper. He is the sixth great-grandchild for Charles Hamilton. Other grand parents are Ed Roediger Sr., Scappoose and Mrs. Marie Krause of Hillsboro. Happiest man in Vernonia last Saturday was Lloyd Thomas who has been walking on air ever since receiving a telephone call that morning from his wife from El Segundo, California telling him that they were grandparents. A daughter arrived early that morn ing for their daughter and son- in-law, Mr and Mrs. Jim Ross. Vital statistics as to name and weight have not yet been learn ed. This is also the first great grandchild for Mrs. Alice Malm- sten. The stork played Easter Bunny just minutes after midnight Sun day morning to leave a 6 pound, 10 ounce red haired son at the Seaside hospital for Mr and Mrs. Larry Garner. Hr? has been nam ed Brad Eugene and joins a sister, Susan. Another Easter baby is the daughter who arrived at St. Vin cents hospital Sunday for Mr. and I' Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of Cedar Hills. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Forest Blount and Mr. and (Mrs. Connie Anderson of Vernon ia. Virgil Lance, soil conservation | consultant who is at West Ore gon’s office each Wednesday, was ! wearing an especially big smile this week because hr? was boast ing a new grandson. The young fellow is Darrell Brent, son of Lt. and Mrs. Ed Lance of Fort Lewis. Washington. Besides Virgil and his wife who live at Clatskanie, other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kleven of Salem. —Office Supplies at the Eagle— Phone HA 9-3462 NEHALEM VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT ADMIRAL Radio • • TV Appliances Low Down Payment 12 Months to Pay. Deep Freezers. Refrigerators, and appliances of all kinds. GUARANTEED SERVICE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. — All Makes OAKES RADIO SHOP — Phone HA 9-3653 — Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Cox of Pittsburg announce the engage ment of Mrs. Cox's daughter, Carol Anderson, to William G. Ostrander, son of Mr. and Mrs Stitching Beauties Club A. G. Ostrander of Vernonia. Mr. Ostrander is a graduate of Practices Good Posture the naval submarine school at The meeting of the Stitching New London. Connecticut and is Beauties 4-H club was held at stationed in San Francisco, at the home of Mrs. Fred Busch tached to the U.S. Ronquil. 1 near Mist April 15. The members The young couple plan on en studied and practiced good pos tering colHge at the termination ture. They also finished making of Mr. Ostrander's enlistment. No their potholders. date has been set for the wedding. 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