Stork Leaves Family
Firsts at Three Homes
MRS. Wilbur Davis (Lillian), standing at left, re­
ceives gift and flowers from Nehalem Chapter,
OES, at the close of a clever, original addendum
Saturday night at the reception which honored
her as associate giand conductress. In the center.
behind the podium is Mrs. Albert Brunsman and
at right, Albert Brunsman, worthy matron and
patron of Nehalem chapter, who presided over the
event and made the gift presentation.
Large Crowd Assembles to Honor
OES Grand Chapter Officer Saturday
Mist Helping Circle io
Dine November 15
the parents of a son, Robert Eu­
gene who weighed in at 8 pounds,
2 ounces Monday of last week.
October 29, at the Vernonia Clin­
ic. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Akers of Timber route,
Mrs. Louis Kaehn of Gilchrist and
Ross Wilkins of Goldendale,
Washington. The mother and babe
are now at the home of the pa­
ternal great grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Wood on Stoney
Point road until they are ready
to go to Tillamook where Mr. Wil­
kins is employed. Other great
grandparents are Mrs. Dora Rha-
my of Vallisca, Iowa and Charlie
Stevenson of Molalla.
Another first son who arrived
last week is Brad Lawrence Note­
stine who made his appearance
Wednesday, October 31 at Port­
land Sanitarium. His parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Notestine and
he weighed in at 6%
pounds.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Serafin of Vernonia and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Notestine of
Portland. Great grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beeler of St.
Helens and Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Anderson of Portland. Mrs.. Note­
stine, the former Vicky Serafin,
and her son came to the home of
her parents Sunday to spend a
week or so.
Mrs. Evelyn Heath is another
proud grandmother this week who
is happy over the arrival of a
granddaughter November 1. The
young lady is the first child of
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ladd of Port­
land. She weighed in at 7 pounds
at Emanuel hospital and has been
named Susan Kelly. Grandparents
in addition to Mrs. Heath are Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Ladd of Reeds­
port and great grandparents are
A. B. Heath of Davenport, Wash­
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mad­
ison of Kellogg, Oregon and I. E.
Ladd of Drumright, Oklahoma.
MIST—The Mist Helping Cir­
cle meets at the home of Mrs.
the busy time and schedules of Lloyd Beach Thursday, Novem­
an associate grand conductress as ber 15. A pot luck dinner will
she travels over Eastern Oregon be served at noon.
on her official business. She was
Those who called on the Sam
presented with a gift and arm Devines Saturday evening were
bouquet of red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Root and
Members of the Portland and son of Scappoose and Mr. and Mrs.
vicinity
associate
conductress Harold Case.
Social Security Topic
group, known as the Lily Annes,
Mrs. L. P. Mathews accompan­
For Extension Unit
gave a pretty addendum in which ied by her daughter Virginia and
they formed the baton within a son Stanley spent the week end
Mrs. Antone Smejkal and Mrs.
star, emblem of the office, and a at Manzanita at the home of Mr. Richard Jensen will present a les­
lily. They used the music from and Mrs. Alvin Wright.
son on “Your Stake in Social Se­
Hi Lily with original words to
curity” to those who attend the
Mrs. Sam Devine accompanied meeting of the Timber Route Ex­
honor their grand officer and pre­
Mrs. Clair Devine and Carla to
sented her with a gift.
tension Unit next Tuesday at the
Hillsboro last Friday where they Vernonia Grange hall.
Irene McKinley, past grand ma­ called on Mrs. Ted Gernhart.
tron, whistled and played several
The meeting will start at 10:30
a.m. and the same ladies will be
numbers during the refreshment
hour.
hostesses for the potluck dinner
to be served at noon. The meeting
Beautiful dahlias were used to
is open to all who are interested
decorate the rooms and the tables.
in attending.
These were from the garden of
Mrs. J. A. Yeager.
Forest Chapter, Forest Grove,
Members of the American Le­ READ ADVERTISING-IT PAYS
graciously made pretty little pin- gion and auxiliary, their families
on favors for everyone.
and friends will gather at the Le­
Mrs. T. F. Tomlin attended the gion hall tomorrow evening, Fri­
gift table; Mrs. F. E. West and day, November 9, for a potluck
Mrs. Ralph Bergerson were in dinner in observance of Veterans
charge of the guest books. Pouring Day which this year falls on Sun­
punch were Mrs. Frank Serafin day, November 11.
and Mrs. Paul Gordon. Coffee was
Along with this observance,
served by Past Grand Matron
members are asked to look ahead
Irene McKinley, Mrs. Sam Hear­
to Christmas and at the same time
ing Jr., Mrs. Harry Sandon and
think of the less fortunate veter­
Mrs. T. F. Tomlin.
ans who are confined to the Vet­
The refreshment - decorating
erans hospital by bringing gifts
committee was: Mrs. Sam Hear­
such as towels, pillow cases, shav­
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ing Sr., Mrs. Serafin, Mrs. D. Her-
ing articles, make-up and toilet ar­
shey, Mrs. Lottie Swanson and
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ticles for women patients, or cash
Mrs. James Johns, who were as­
donations for the Christmas cheer
sisted by other members. Bert
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fund at the hospital.
Brunsman and Jim Johns were in
charge of seating.
Hostesses at the doors were Mrs.
Swanson, Mrs. Bush and Mrs.
Hearing Sr.
Around 400 guests were present
to honor Lillian Davis, associate
grand conductress of the Grand
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star of
Oregon, Saturday evening when
Nehalem Chapter was host at a
reception for their honored mem­
ber. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsman,
worthy patron and matron of Ne­
halem Chapter, presided.
Special guests present were:
Florence Jaeger, Condon, worthy
grand matron; Eldon Cone, Salem,
worthy grand patron; David Odell
Bennett, St. Helens, general grand
chapter committeeman and past
grand patron of Oregon; Virginia
Wright, Myrtle Creek, associate
grand matron; Kenneth Blair, Ti­
gard, associate grand patron; Mary
E. Miller, Portland, grand secre­
tary; Mary Lou Denham, Portland,
grand treasurer; Merle LaMar,
Silverton, grand conductress; Ber­
tha Tibbetts, Portland, grand
chaplain; Elsie Ottioti, Portland,
grand lecturer and past grand pa­
tron; Jean Reed, Mikkalo, grand
marshal; Loren Edmiston, Eugene,
grand organist; Frances Kalina,
Malin, grand Adah; Lola Cone,
Salem, grand Ruth; Jean Collins,
Junction City, grand Esther; Eula
Mastropolita,
Langlois,
grand
Martha; Elsie Cutsforth, Canby,
grand Electa; Vina Ross, La-
Grand, grand warder; Claude
Sanders, Winchester Bay, grand
sentinel;
Past grand matrons Elsie Ollioti,
Irene McKinley, Portland; Hazel
Graham, Tillamook; Bertha Bur­
ton Mains, Independence; Mattie
Hermann, Seaside and Edna
Throne, St. Helens; and past
grand patrons, M. Edwin Cox,
Portland; Ronald L. Gilson, Le­
banon; Maldwin Evans, Forest
Grove.
A group cf grand committee
members were introduced by Paul
Young People Club Has
Sorensen of Pendleton and grand
Meeting
at Hillsboro
representatives were presented by
Mabel Goodwin of Portland.
MIST—Friday Mrs. Fred Busch
Mrs. Davis introduced her hus­ entertained the Young Peoples
band Wilbur and her daughter, club members at her home in
Mrs. Sam Howard and two chil­ Hillsboro. Those who enjoyed her
dren from Seattle.
hospitality were Mary Sanders,
A large delegation of matrons Virginia Hansen, Shirley and
and patrons from all over the Irene Kyser. They were happy to
state were greeted, as were all see Berna Howry who came from
guests.
Grande Ronde to join the group.
Ronald O. Gilson, past grand pa­
Roy Kyser was one of the lucky
tron, gave the invocation and led elk hunters in the Jewell area.
the Mizpah benediction.
Mrs. Ken Justus of Creswell vis­
John Jensen entertained with ited the Charles Hansens last
two beautiful solo numbers, "One Thursday. Mrs. Justus is a niece
Song" from Snow White and the of Mrs. Hansen.
Seven Dwarfs and “I’ve Grown Ac
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds
customed to Her Face" from the motored to Westport Sunday after
ever-popular musical. My Fair noon where they called on Mrs
Lady. He also closed the program McMan.
by singing “The Lord’s Prayer.”
Bob Mathews spent the week
His accompanist was Mrs. Frank end at his home from Longview
Serafin.
where he is a student at the col­
Nehalem Chapter members pre­ lege.
sented an original skit by Emma
Bush for the honored guest's plea­
Please advise us of your new
sure. It was made effective by the address if you are planning to
use of black lights and depicted move.
Legion Groups
To Note Dates
STUDENTS from Welcome Rumbaugh's Vo-Ag classes at VHS are
pictured at fhe Robert Sword farm recently where they heard
Walter Anderson, soil scientist from Hillsboro tell about soil profile
geological formation, texture and structure.
Soil Conservation Service Photo
Pythian Sisters
Date Roll Call
Vernonia Temple Pythian Sis­
ters will observe homecoming and
roll call at the meeting set for
Wednesday of next week, Novem­
ber 14. Past Chiefs will fill the
chairs and the recbligation cere­
mony will be exemplified. Also,
there will be a special love offer­
ing taken. All members are urged
to attend.
At the meeting held October 24,
reports were heard from the grand
temple sessions in Portland at
which Mrs. Charley Hickman was
representative and Mrs. Frank
Lange alternate.
Following a short business ses­
sion, Mrs. Launee Cousins enter­
tained the group with some read­
ings pertaining to Halloween. Fol­
lowing adjournment, refreshments
of pumpkin pie, doughnuts, coffee
and tea were served by members
of the Past Chiefs club at tables
decorated in the Halloween motif.
Jack-o-lanterns
and
skeletons
about the room added to the spirit
of the occasion.
Vikes Plan Open House
For Golden Anniversary
Sunday, November 11, will be
open house at the home of Oscar
and Ragena Vike to celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary. All
friends of Ma and Oscar are in­
vited to drop in to see them on
that special day.
O c r tio n ia E a q fc
THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1962
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Frank Birl Hospitalized
For Observation, Care
TIMBER RT.—Frank Birt was
taken to Tuality Community hos­
pital in Hillsboro for observation
Tuesday evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson Sr.
from Amboy, Washington visited
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson Jr.
and family Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falconer, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and Mrs.
Nell Thacker were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stow­
ell at Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeling
from Portland visited Mrs. Nell
Thacker Saturday.
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