Local Chapter
Hosts Meeting
Grange Ladies Have
Guests for Meeting
The Vernonia home economics club
of Vernonia Grange met at the Earl
Pickering home Thursday for their
Three state officers were present first fall meeting. A pttt luck lunch­
for the meeting of Tau Chapter of eon was served at noon followed by
Delta Kappa Gamma when the a business session at which members
meeting was held at Vernonia high discussed plans for hall improvement
school September 19. They were and winter social affairs.
Mrs. Alice Otis, state president; Mrs.
Guests present included the follow­
Jennie Calhoun, state treasurer and
ing members of Pacific Grange home
Mrs. Merle Woodward, executive
economics club from Clatsop county:
secretary, all from Grants Pass.
Mrs. W. O. Reith, Mrs. K. W. Tagg,
Mrs. Otis gave an interesting re­ Mrs. J. Birkholz, Mrs. C. H. Kulland,
port on the international convention Mrs. D. C. Bell. Also present was
held in San Francisco as a part of Mrs. J. D. White of Vernonia.
her talk to the group.
Other guests at the meeting were
The Knitting Pearls
members of Alpha Omicron chapter
at St. Helens. Luncheon for the en­
4-H Club Organized
tire group was served at the Wash­
The Knitting Pearls 4-H club led
ington lunch room by the PTA. Mrs.
Harry Sandon and Mrs. Maude Wells by Mrs. Esther Hunteman, started
their knitting meetings Wednesday,
were in charge of arrangements.
September 23.
At their first meeting the girls
chose their officers as follows:
President and junior leader, Nancy
Skidmore; vice - president, Shirley
Dennis; secretary-treasurer, Debbie
Hass; reporter, Della Hass.
At the end of the meeting, Shirley
At the meeting of Mt. Heart Re­
bekah Lodge held Wednesday of last Dennis served refreshments consist­
week, September 24, Noble Grand ing of kool-aid and doughnuts.
The next meeting will be Wednes­
Reatha Hom extended a welcome to
Mrs. Jean Conner, a member of day, October 17, at Mrs. Hunteman’s
Prosperity Lodge in Seattle who now house.
Della Hass, reporter
resides in Vernonia in the formei
Buffmire house.
Plans were made for a friendship
Lions Club Officers
night October 22 when other lodges
Attend Conference
in this area will be invited to visit.
A program committee was appointed
Deputy district gQvemor, John
with Mrs. Charles Minger as chair­ Jensen, and Bob Sargent, Vernonia
man and Mrs. Henry Anderegg and Lions club president, attended the
Mrs. Evelyn Heath to assist h e r..
annual mid-year Lions club confer­
Following the meeting, delicious ence at Corvallis, September 25-26.
molded salads were served with as­ Over 250 officers from over the state
sorted crackers by Mrs. Gertruoa of Oregon were in attendance.
The Vernonia club will hear a re­
Schalock, Mrs. Mary Markham and
port on the meeting next Monday
Mrs. Mildred Jessee.
The lodge will meet again Thurs­ night at the first regular fall meet­
ing at the fire hall at 6:30 p.m.
day of next week, October 8.
Rebekahs Plan
To Bid Guests
V O TE FOR
DONALD L.
HALBERER
Democrat
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
EXPERIENCED MUNICIPAL ATTORNEY
Represents— City of Scappoose - St. Helens Rural Fire District
Warren Grade School and Scappoose Grade School
District - Former Vernonia C ity Attorney.
Represents— Columbia County as one of its two appointed Re­
presentatives on the Metropolitan Study Commission
which was created by the 1963 Oregon Stale Legis­
lature.
Background— Veteran. 4 years. United States A ir Force. G ra­
duate of the University of Oregon. Practicing St.
Helens A ttorney-A t-Law .
Pledge— To represent every citizen of Columbia County in a
Courteous, Prompt, Economical and Im partial man­
ner.
Pd. Pol. Adv. Donald L. Kalberer, 414 Day St., Scappoose. Ore.
Cone Craft On
Society Agenda
Mr. and Mrs. E. Louis Towne of
North Bend, Washington announce
The monthly meeting of the Society the engagement of their daughter,
of Arts and Crafts held September Judith Ann, to Jerry Wayne Gollihar,
14, featured a very interesting pro­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Ches Gollihar of
gram presented by Mrs. Carson Cove, Oregon.
Strong. Her talk included description
Miss Towne is a 1964 graduate in
keeping the greenery fresh until
business administration from the
trees and their cones, and instruc­
University of Oregon and is now an
tions as to their gathering and pre­
employee of the Internal Revenue
paration for use in decorative pieces.
Service at Portland. Mr. Gollihar is
These instructions were prelimi­
an assistant department manager at
nary to the classes and workshops
the Lloyd Center branch of Nord-
on holiday decorations scheduled to
stroms.
start the middle of October.
The wedding will take place in the
Mrs. Strong also suggested that Rose City Park Methodist church in
those going into central or eastern Portland November 28. The young
Oregon during the hunting season couple plans to make their home in
avail themselves of the opportunity Portland.
to gather pine cones, boughs of juni­
per, both berried and without ber­
ries, cedar, pine, and sunbleached
Sunday Open House Set
teasel, in preparation for the work­
At Marion Grant Home
shop. Instructions were given for
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grant oi
and displays of various varieties of
Mist route will hold open house at
needed.
All those wishing to participate in their new home just this side of Big
the wreath, cone and greenery clas­ Eddy park from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday
ses should register in advance with and extend an invitation to all who
Mrs. W. E. Wilson at HA 9-5231, or would like to see it to do so.
Mrs. Wm. Pringle at HA 9-3849, so
that materials needed for the demon­
strations and workshops can be de­
termined. Classes will also feature
Christmas wall and table decora­
tions, felt decorations, etc.
The October meeting will be held
next Monday, October 5, at 8:00 p.m.
at the West Oregon Electric meeting
room.
The art class taught by Elva Goss
each week at the Clinic building art
center will meet on Wednesday of
next week, October 7, at 7:00 p.m.
instead of Monday evening.
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Two Families
Oemonia Eagle
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harkson of
Vernonia are the parents of a son
Stuart Marshall who arrived last
Monday, September 21 at Tuality
hospital and weighed in at 7 pounds
15W ounces. He has a sister, Jane.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John
Upton of Hillsboro and Mr. and
Mrs. T. L. Strickland of Eugene.
Saturday of last week, September
26, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Gentry of
Vernonia also welcomed a son at
Tuality hospital. He weighed in at
3
8 pounds 15 ounces and has been
named Daniel Duane. He has two
sisters, Laurie and Elaine. Grand­
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Day of Kearney, Nebraska and Mrs.
Matie Gentry of Exeter, Nebraska
who has been visiting here for the
past several weeks awaiting the ar­
rival of the new babe.
Guests this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moore ate his
sisters, Mrs. Edna E. Gower and
Mrs. Clara Fuser of Seattle.
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Slippers Completed
In 4-H Club Project
The Balls of Yam 4-H knitting
club held their third meeting Septem­
ber 23 at the home of Mrs. Don Huss
with Mrs. Vi Fetherston assisting.
Two girls, Vicki Lawler and Pa­
tricia Fisher, finished one of their
slippers and were ready to start
their second one.
Two girls, Kay Berg and Cheryll
Clasan, were absent.
After the meeting refreshments
were served.
Kathy Tomlin, reporter
Vernonia Extension
Unit Starts Season
The Vernonia Extension Unit met
at the West Oregon building Septem­
ber 17 to organize for the coming
year.
The chairman, Mrs. Ray Lamping
thanked the women who helped with
the display for the Jamboree last
July. A committee was appointed to
see about getting a baby sitter for
the meetings.
The October meeting, a demonstra­
tion on plaids and stripes, will be
held October 15 at the West Oregon
building.
Billy Graham Film
Due Showing Here
The Nehalem Valley Christii.n
Youth rally has scheduled a showing
of the Billy Graham film, “Lucia,”
for October 10, Saturday of next
week. The place and hour will be
announced next week, so all inter­
ested persons may watch next week’s
paper for details, according to infor­
mation given this week.
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The 4-H member pledges: “My
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to greater loyalty; my hands to
larger service, and my health to bet­
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