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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1958)
Initiatory Degree Dated By Vernonia IOOF Lodge Fabulous Skit Given By OES Bill Wilson was elected to mem bership in Vernonia Odd Fellows Lodge No. 246 at the meeting held Tuesday evening and the initiatory degree will be confer red on him next Tuesday even- ing, February 18. A good at tendance of all members is urged. Two visitors were here Tues day from St. Helens lodge 117, Fob Stanley, past grand ald Max Wms, seareta y. They announ ced that the district convention will be held at St. Helens Satur- day, March 1. Members of Nehalem chapter, O E.S. were hosts to the members Nehaler Assembly, Order of Rainbow for girls, their parents and their mother advisor, Marie Hawkins for a delicious pot luck dinner preceding the chapter meeting Wednesday evening, Feb ruary 5. The tobles were gayly decorated in valetines and red and white tapers. A “fabulous” skit was given as entertainment, a take off on the ’Clementine". The old sone cast was: Margret • Crossan, Isabel Culbertson, Clementine the lover; Julia Fisher, miner 49‘er; Louise Hamnett, Stona Sererin and Slizabeth Serafin, SHOP AT HOME AND singers. A siat was si ven the assembly by the worthy watwom wf patron, Lillian and Wilbur Duvis. Members of the Rainbow bar? present were Mr and Mrs. Claude Shaw, Alvilda Mearing, Steven Waite, Frank Serafin and Marie Hawkins, mother advisor. Plans were made to attend halem-Wabanang chapters dis- tnct meeting at Clatskanie on Thursday evening, February Members wishing transportation please contact the aseciate maa ron, Eva Mearing. 14 18 Steinfeld’s Saweskraut Ne. 303 Can Meat Balls, 12 1812-on. Cam Grade School Band as Pictured on Front Page Members of the Vernonia grade school band as pictured on the front page are from left to right, front row: Jerry Hays. Larry Larson. Ben Fowler, Paul Roe- diger, Carolyn Vike, Janet Wat son. Martha Mangat, Charles Cot ton. Vicki Pollock, Elsie Berg. Patti Vlcek; second row: Delbert Bush Gary George, Carol Patter son, Dolores Polster, Sandra Karen Russell, Jeanette Sozoff, Christine King, Nancy Howard, Marian Mathews. Billy Tomlin, Harvey Redmend, Kristi Wallace, Virginia Heckenliable, Carolyn Waite;, third row: Ronnie Callis- ter, Opal Barties, Charlotte Rea- ver, John Weller, Billy Cotton, Richard Hawken, David Hull, Joan Xoediger, Rusty Redmond, Kathy Meckenlisble, Ralph An- deress. Grant Bowerman, Suzi Alexander, Ed Xamholx, Betty Jo Alárich, "Aillip Meyer, Wal- lace Pollock, Roberta Briones; Back row: Linda Argo, Larry Harris Roy Reynolds. Mary Steen, Sam Hearing Jr., Earl Reynolds, Faul Weaver, Jimmy Ecklend, Mae Snook. David Brunsman, and Judy Aldrich. Bskls 89 42 daho Small Bed Bs Package of 483 Bags 49 Bacon 89 49 41 Lb. Eggs, Large AA Dozen Reception e Members ver Cookers * M club at was held Monday evening, ruary 3, at the home of the The meeting vas called to order by the president, Carol Herier- won The membære outline their cooking program for the neat meeting The club was divided into two groups. Mealtime Fun The first group made terry milk drink and the second group med cinnamon Refreshments consisted of the food the club members had pre pared. News Reporter, Marian Mathews THESE PRICES GOOD AS LONG AS PRESENT STOCK LASTS MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS ADMIRAL Radi TV Appliance • Low Down Payment • 12 Months to Pay Deep Freezers, Refrigerators, and appliances of all kinds. Member United Grocers Inc. GUARANTEED SERVICE 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. — All Makes Deliveries Twice Daily in A.M. & 3 P.M.—Ph. HA 9-3492 OAKES RADIO SHOP Phone HA 9-3653 — Riverview TIKE SI*Aie TREE ' Amid a lot of horse-play and much merriment, Mrs. Launee Cousins, Mrs. Mathilde Berger- son and Mrs. Murel Knight were initiated into the Past Chiefs club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. M J. Lamping. Following a short business meeting, secret pals were revesi- Club Program Features Artist The Vernonia Study club met “Tuesday, February 4 at the home of Mrs. Lyman Hawken Sr. Mrs. Marvin Kamholz reported on re cent meetings of the planning committee for Frigdship Day which she had aztended. The club began plans for participa- Uon in this event. “Mrs. Lyman Hawken Jr told of the history of Valentines’ day and showed how pagan customs and rituals led to our present day observance of this date. The f a ture of her program was a review of the life and works of the French artist, Cezanne In show- ing a folder of his painting, she pointed out his unusual and in teresting use of color. The February 20 meeting of the club will be et th ■ home of Mrs. Paul Gordon. Mrs. Harry Cul- bertson will give the program, "Almanac for Americans." Small Granddaughtes NATAL-PITTSBURG Mrs. W. R. Wolff received word re cently that the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Turner of Adams had been confined to the hospital in Pendleton with a sa vere case of throat infection and flu. However, sh • is home now and doins very well. Mr and Mirs. Menreth Tupmr and daughter Sandra, motored 46 Tillamook Saturday on businces Mr and Mrs. Paul Maag of Portland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W Ä Wolff recent- iy. Mri. Wm. Pringle and Mire Veti Meadows were P( rtlaná visitors last Friday. Mr. and Mr«. Gilbert Merritt of 1 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. Dinner. Breakfast Planned By Mt. Heart Social Club THURSDAY. FEB 13, 1958 AT THE CHURCHES VERNONIA EVANGELICAL Eleven members attended the UNTED BRETHREN meeting of the Mt. Heart Social Rev. F. M. Knoll club at the Ome of Mrs. Frank Sunday, February 16, 1958 Lentz Tuesday evening, Febru- 9:45 a.m — Sunday s.Oool. Mrs. Geo. Johnson, Suo’t ary 4. 11:00 a.m Morning worship Plans were made for a Valen- Sermon: "Christ’s Call To Dis tine day potluck dinner whi© cipleship.” will be held at the IOOF hall Fri. 6:30 p m. — Youth Fellowship 7.30 p.m. - Evening worship • day evening of this week at Theme: Whe Anchor of pm Soul." Plans also were made for the Wednesday, February 19 •1:00 p.m - Ruth Circle at home annual Easter morning sunrise of Mrs George Johnson breakfast. 7:30 p.m Midweek service at The club will meet again March the church. 4 at the hone of Mrs. LeRoy Cook. Could Your Family Live Oat Of A A reminder is given that the afternoon of February 21 from 2 to 4 p.m. should ke reserved by the women of Verxomis for the World Day of Prayer service at the Nazarene chuseh for which a committee of ladies from the var- ions churehte is yreyaring a pro- has a a neuree d Thm comwittr Suitcase? Any family would fine difficulty doing so, bu it can happen. Fire in surance that isn’t ade quate to cover today's cost of rebuilding and refurnishing can deliver a heavy blow in such at emergency. TODAP ‘ ■ WOE ALrAIAING ALL LEATHER WOM i=5 APAIEIEG INSURANCE wests of coming year. Delicious refresh- ments which carried out the Val entine motif in rd jello salads and heart-shaped cookie with red decorations, wer: served to the 12 ladie pre ent Mrs Berge* son drew the hostess prixe. The club will meet in March at the home of its president, Mrs. Edith McFarland on Rock Cr < k road. Mr and son Wayne were week end visi tors at the home of their son-in- law and daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Harold Broome of Coffee Break Eakewese Afternasa of Pinochle Friesds Inviten To Delicious deviled egg and tuna sandwiches were served with cof fee at the break taken in play last Thursday afternoon when the Friendly Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. James Cox. At the end of play, Mrs. R. L. Thompson held high score and consolation went to Mrs. Art Da vis. Play was enlivened by 1500 trump held in one hand by Mrs. Cox. The club will play again Fri day, February 21 at the home of Mrs. Rueben Pederson. Friends are invited to attend the wedding of Miss Diana Loo ney of Molalla and Kenneth West of Vernonia Friday evening, Feb- ruary 14 at 8:00 p.m. at the Wichita Evangelical United Bre- thren church in Portland, located at 9510 Wichita Ave. in Milwau kie. FGDOD NSQDKPHANG IDEAS year next order! Hr and Mrs. • F Lindsay of Scappoose were visitors at the Robert Lindsay home last Wed- nesday. Also calling on the Lind- NABISCO HUDSON Wheat Thins HOUSE ton from Treharne. Rika Olives Honey Grakams Crackers Ceekics EXJYNMY: POTTED PLANTS Shredded Wheat Meal LAXEM for Vernon’s Bridge St., top Corey Hill Phone HA 9.5564 Crackers MARKET AND GROCERY Twr Dulivcey Every Day Phone HA 9-634) "WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET" Pr toMtoning-temperatures made to order— othr cemfort. Get a demonstration! Featuring Homemade Delicious 14-Lb. Top Quality Beef Hamburgees CHILI PIES SOUPS BEEF AND MAM BARBECUES Phone HA 9-6487 Complete Fountain Service Open 10 A.M. to 12 midnight. Closed Meadays. Fui ten's Chapel In The Hills VERNONIA AND FOREST GROVE Phon. CO 1725 CHEVROLET IS LOWEST PRICED OF THE LOW-PRICED THREE IN THE MODELS MOST PEOPLE BUY! Phone HA 9-3725 VALENTINE CANDY Bren15 Haley • CHEVROLET D. Rogers’ Brothers in all price ranges. VALENTINE CARDS By Hallmark. 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