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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1957)
Breakfast. Crab Feed on Lodge. Encampment Slates Plans for the Boy Scout break fast which will be served by the Odd Fellows lodge on Mothers Day are shaping up, with 6:00 a m, announced as the hour that serving will begin. The preparing and serving of the breakfast will be done by the Odd Fellows and all the proceeds will go to the projects of the local troop which is sponsored by tlje lodge. Scouts will sell tickets both this Satur day and next. The Columbia Encampment No. 89. will be visited by Grand Chief Patriarch George Howard of Canby tomorrow night, May 3, and after the meeting, wives of members will join them for a crab feed. Vernonia Extension Unit To Learn Care Of Hair The Vernonia extension unit will meet May 9 at the EUB church for a project on the care of the hair. Leaders will be Mrs. B: 1 French and Mrs. Joe Eggert. A silent auction will also be a feature of the day, and a low caiorie potluck luncheon will be held at noon. A baby sitter will be on duty and all interested persons are invited to attend. Janet Kouva Honored O b First Birthday RIVERVIEW — A birthday party was held Friday evening for Janet Kouva celebrating her first birthday. Guests were Mrs. Robert Montgomery and daugh- ter Janice, Andy Hick^ and Da vid and Tommy Kouva. Mrs. Clifford Fowler spent Tuesday at St. Helens with her mother, Mrs. Cora Biggs, who is critically ill at the Columbia Nursing home. SHOP AT HOME AND SAVE H12s-Dale Hawaiian Pine apple, Half Slices, 2 2 Can Diunond A Cut Green Beans, fey. grade, 303 Can Ver. Camp's Improved White Hominy. 2’j Can D:..-.fy Moore Beef Stew 24-oz. Libby's Fancy Whole Df.l Pickles 11 -Gal. Jar Bradshaw’s Fancy Pure Clover Honey 12-cz. Squeeze Bottle 32 Benbow Ice Cream Cups, -g 4 Asstd. flavors. Pkg. of 12 I | California Fancy White »JA’ R-r« 2 Lb. Pkg. ^¿7 Vel Pink Liquid Deter- /* 1 ' Ser'-i 22-01. Can V 1 Oxydol. The Old Favorite Regular Size Pkgs. Boneless Rolled Veal Roast . Lb. 49 THESE PRICES GOOD AS LONG AS PRESENT STOCK LASTS MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS Member United Grocers Inc. Deliveries Twice Daily 16 A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9 3492 ' Several Attend Woodcraft Meet CANCER’S SEVEN DANGER SIGNALS Three members of Nehalem Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, were in Portland Monday and Tuesday to attend the District 11 Circle meeting held at the Wood craft building. They were Mrs. George Johnson, guardian neigh bor for Nehalem circle, "Mrs. R. S. Lindsay and Mrs. Nona Lank- ston. Mrs. Johnson also held the of fice of district circle manager for this session and in the election held Tuesday. Mrs. Lankston was elected to that position for the coming year. Monday evening, Mrs. Frank Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thayer took Julia Waite and Ver na Johnson to Portland to be initiated into the order. They were with a class of ten on whom initiatory degrees were confer red. Six others were taken into the ord ?r by transfer from the juvniles. Outstanding feature of the pro gram presented that evening was a precision drill put on by the juveniles. At th? meeting of the Wood craft Handcrafj club held last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Johnson, a project was start ed for making hand painted tea towels and tablecloths to send to the Woodcraft home near Hood ! River. Unusual bleeding or 7 Non« of those symptoms nectl- serily means that you have can« cer but any one of them should send you to your doctor! Cancer is «Mually curable when detected and treated early. REMEMBER THE DANGER SIGNALS! FIGHT CANCER WITH A CHECKUP ... AND A CHECK Unique Ice Cream Molds Feature of Stork Shower Blue and white streamers trans formed the living room at the home of Mrs. Eric Feasey into a circus tent for the stork shower honoring Mrs. Kerry Moran last Thursday evening for which Mrs. Feasey and Mrs. Thomas Stey aert were cohostess's. Appropriate games were play ed with prizes going to Mrs. Harold McEntire, Mrs. Welcome Rumbaugh and Mrs. Wm. John son. Following the games, th” gifts, piled in a bassinet were presented to the honor guest. Outstanding feature 'of the evening was the refreshments for which ice cream molds in the shape of storks, babies, bootees and cradles were served with cake. Guests in addition to those named above were Mrs. Bill Fer guson. Mrs. Marvin Kamholz, Mrs. Myron Vlcek. Mrs. David Knowlton. Mrs. Pat Wallace, Mrs. Helen Obermeyer, and Mrs. Bob Curl. Those on the guest list who were unable to attend in cluded Mrs. Ben Smith, and Mrs. Moran's mother, Mrs. Ohling of Salem, and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Moran from Portland. At the meeting of Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sisters, held last Wednesday evening Silvia Wolff, district deputy grand chief, ap pointed additional committees for for the district convention which will be held here May 25. Otilia Heckenliable, chairman of the luncheon committee, also lined up the needed assistance for that. Mrs. Harry Culbertson, winner of the Easter grocery basket, ex pressed her delight at its contents. Around $85 was realized from th>> project and Mrs. Heckenliable was the top ticket seller with about $25 to her credit. Mrs. Alma Logan of St. Helens and her daughter. Mrs. Larry Ma- tinen of Vernonia, both of whom are members of Ava temple, St Helens, were guests. After adjournment, delicious re freshments wer- served by Alice Buckley, Rose Miller and Hettie Peterson. Miss Jan Garner Honored By Rainbow Girls Friday ADMIRAL TV Appliances Low Down Payment 12 Months to Pay YOUR FINGERS NEVER A trip to Parkdale in the Mount Hood area, won Knothea t pins for 31 Vernonia square darn ers, most of whom were members of the Do-Si-Do club. Require ment for the pins is to go 100 miles or more to a dance. Tonight, Harry Bryant is tak ing one square of the Junior Pro menaders to Vancouver, Wash ington where they will do exhib> tion dances. Then. Saturday evening of next week. May 11. the Junior Promenaden will d<> exhibition dances at a benefit dance at Yamhill. Friends Are Invited To Wedding Ceremony Friends of Miss Joyce Thomp son and Eugene Weller are in vited to attend their wedding ceremony next Sunday aft . rnoon. May 5, at three o'clock at the Evangelical United Brethren church. BEFORE THAT BIG DATE . . . make a date with beau ty at the BEAU MONDE’ Professional care for , lovelier hair. JUNE WILLIS, operator Phone HA 9-5225 B If TOUCH THE RIBBON Th« Royal Qui«t De Lux«*, in your favorit« color, NEW Decorator Colors Vslvstone smooth finish Royal Royal Pink Royal Groan Royal Turquolao Royal Bolgo Royal Gray has every operating feature you could wish for in a Portable typewriter... features available on no other portable. It hat Office Typewriter Keyboard and Features, including exclusive Magic* Margin for instant margin setting and Touch Control,* enabling the touch of the keys to be tailored to « STANDARD KEYBOARD PLUS TWO EXTRA KEYS every member of the family. « NO DOWN PAYMENT UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY When you're young you do a lot of wishful thinking. As you grow older you do a lot of thoughtful wishing. Deep Freezers. Refrigerators, and appliances of all kinds. GUARANTEED SERVICE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. — All Makes Square Dance Activities Keep Old and Young Busy KI990N CHANGER Columbia County Pomona Grange will meet Saturday, May 4. in the Scappoose grade school auditorium, with Scappoose Grange entertaining. Of special interest to the ladies will be the sewing contests, fea turing aprons and cotton dresses, which will b' judged in the morning. All Grange women are invited to enter their best handi work. Prizes will be given, with the first plac? winners sending their work to the State Grange in June. A plant sale and a candy sale, will be featured to make mon'y for paying the pri zes. Live for today—let yesterday be only a living memory of the past Charles Bryant On Naval Cruise SEE THE ROYAL NOW OAKES RADIO SHOP Phone HA 9-3653 — Riverview r e Inquire about this unusual offer and how you can take advantage of it. t 2 I REXALL PRODUCTS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 PLUS A PENNY 7 I ENDS SATURDAY, ; MAY 4 i VERNONIA DRUG CO. Phon« HA 9-6254 — Vernonia 3 WITH THE NEW Pomona Grange Slates Sewing, Canning Contests Nehalem Assembly No. 18. Or der of Rainbow for Girls, is giv ing a reception Friday evening at the Masonic temple to honor one of their members, Jan Garn er. who holds the office of grand love for Oregon. The affair will start at 8:0'1 p m. and friends of Miss Garner are invited to attend. • • Change in a wart or mole THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1957 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE. Date twists and fruit salad were | served to members of the Friend- I ly Pinochle club last Friday af ternoon by the hostess. Mrs. Rue- ben Pederson, to set the mood Charles E. Bryant, fireman, for a delightful afternoon of play. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Several good hands helped to L. Bryant of 628 Rose ave., Ver make it a very interesting day. nonia, arrived at Bremerton, Mrs. Jim Cox and Mrs. Joe Van Washington April 15, aboard the derzanden held 1500 ttumps in attack aircraft carrier USS Coral one hand and Mrs. R. L. Thomp Sea. son and Mrs Claude Gibson he'd The carrier made the six-week a round robin in another. cruise from Norfolk, Va., around First prize for high score w. nt South America to the Puget to Mrs. Vanderzanden and second Sound naval shipyard where she to Mrs. M. J. Bjornson. Mrs. will undergo major alterations, Wm. Shafer was given consola including the installation of steam tion prize. catapults, hurricane bow and an The club is meeting this after angle flight deck noon at the home of Mrs. Art Ports visited during the cruise Davis. included Santos, Brazil; Valpa raiso, Chile; Balboa. Panama; and Tacoma, Washington, where Nehalem Social Club the ship stopped for two days to Plans Future Activities take part in the Daffodil Festival. With alterations scheduled to After serving dinner to the take two years, most of the crew chamber of commerce on April will be assigned to new duty sta 10. the members of the Nehnlen. tions. Social club retired to the kitchen at the Masonic temple' for • hen business meeting. Stitching Beauties Mrs. Norman Hamnett, presi To Entertain Mothers dent, named her committees and The Stitching Beauties 4-H club asked for volunteers for other | met April 29 at the home of Mrs. duties. Plans were made for fu ture activities toward completion Fred Busch at Mist They discus of the kitchen. Jane Shaw won sed different kinds of materials the nickel pot. and the girls were asked to bring The next meeting will be held material for their aprons. Maj’ 8 at the home of Mrs. Bert The mothers of the members Brunsman. Mrs. Ed Roediger are invited to a Mother's Dav and Mrs. Pete Brunsman v ill he party that will be held at the next co-hostesses. * meeting, May 13. 1 discharge A lump or thickening in 2 the breast or elsewhere A sore that does not heal 3 Persistent change in 4 bowel or bladder habits Persistent hoarseness 5 or cough Persistent indigestion or 6 difficulty in swallowing Pythian Sisters Plan Convention Radio Unusual Hands Enliven Friendly Pinochle Club Demoni a Eaqie PRINTING PHONE 9-3372 PUBLISHING
