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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1964)
PEO Organizer Is Guest of Chapter Mrs. A. C. Frees, state organizer of P.E.O. was the guest at a special meeting of Chapter B.S. October 27 at the home of Mrs. T. M. Hobart. She gave a most inspirational talk about P.E.O. and also explained to the group the educational loan funds which are available to young women who wish to further their educa tions but lack funds to do so. The next meeting will be October 27 at the home of Mrs. D. F. Bruns man. Mrs. A. B. Brunsman will give the program. Couples Leaves Valley To Live in Portland BIRKENFELD—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder have moved to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stuve were re cently at Madras on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston took in the PI last Friday evening. Mrs. Art Bellingham and Mrs. Geo. Bellingham were in Astoria last Thursday. Vacation In Hawaii Followed by Visit BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs. George Grace of Portland and some friends of theirs visited Sunday at Shirley Berg’s. They were enroute home after a recent trip to Hawaii. Fred and Terry Larson have been ill with flu. Al Berg and Howard Larson played some golf Monday. No pressure group pays for Lawrence Meissner ads. He pays for his own, so he is free to hear all groups. For representative, vote 113 X Lawrence Meissner, Deer Island, Oregon Pd. Adv. by Lawrence Meissner, Deer Island, Oregon - Block Printing Workshops Set Pythians Invite Guests for Meet There was a very good, attendance at the meeting of Vernonia Temple Pythian Sisters Wednesday evening, October 14, and for the first time this fall, all officers were in their chairs. MEC Marie Atkins expressed her appreciation for having all of them able to be present. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held at the fire hall No vember 6 and 7. Mrs. Frank Lange is chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements and she ask ed all members to get items ready now. The day prior to the sale will be spent getting things in place and marked but customers will not be admitted until Friday morning, No vember 6. A donation was made to the Vnit- ed Fund. Mrs. Irma Chance and Mrs. E. E. Garner gave some highlights of the Grand Temple session at Roseburg from which they returned home Tuesday night. They presented to the temple two Pythian Home building fund banks to be on the treasur er's desk at all meetings to receive contributions for that fund. Birthday money will also go into these. As many members as can will at tend church in a body October 25 at the Evangelical 'Uhited' 'Brethero church where MEC Marie Atkins holds membership. This is in ob servance of the 75th anniversary of the order. An invitation has been extended to Ava Temple at St. Helens to visit here October 28 at the meeting at which the Past Chiefs club will be hostesses for the Halloween party. Several interesting features are plan ned. Become safety conscious. It’s the best way to avoid crippling or fatal accidents. ART AND CRAFT SUPPLIES - Art Foam and Ribbons— Wide Selection of Colors. Stryofoam, Felt, Faces, Patterns Available At SPOFFORD'S FLOWER & GIFT SHOP Beautiful Flower Balls................ Special at $1.00 ea. FUITENFRIESEN CHAPEL IN THE HILLS VERNONIA. HILLSBORO. FOREST GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas, Res. Managers $ X X $ h e » » » » : « » : « » » » » » » » » : * » » » » » : * » » » » . * I Phone HAzel 9-6611 ° Hunters-SportsmeiT BEWARE! >* z* Your right to bear arms will be seriously endangered if a Demo* cratic Congress pushes through Tuesday of last week, October 13, was a lucky day for Mr. and Mrs. William Wilcoxen since that was the day Eric William joined their family. He arrived at Wilcox Me morial hospital in Portland and weighed in at 8 pounds 14 ounces He has two sisters, Shelley and Kathi; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Bernardi of Mist route and two great grandmothers, Mrs. Josephine Bernardi of Portland and Mrs. Katie Wilcoxen of Astoria. Mrs. Edith Crowston has news oi the arrival of another granddaugh ter October 9. The babe is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crow ston of Tigard. She weighed in at 10 pounds 6 ounces and has been named Brooke Marie. She has two brothers, and her maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Fair of Portland. Couples Visit Injury Victim NATAL - PITTSBURG — Sunday, October 11, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lind say and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun lap called on Richard Peterson at the hospital at St. Helens. He re ceived leg injuries at the loading dock at Clatskanie. They also called on Tony Valpiani. Peterson came home from the hospital Monday of this week to complete recovery. Mrs. Fred Holstine of Scappoose called on Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lind say Monday of last week. Larry Oblack enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. DeeVeere Hershey Sunday before last. Mrs. Ira Peterson called on Mrs. Sam Devine in her new home in Ver nonia Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap drove up the Fishhawk Sunday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack spent Saturday night at Oregon City. Sun day they drove to Molalla and visit ed friends and relatives. Pheasant Hunt Luck Is Reported Good BIRKENFELD—Those going hunt ing for pheasants at Ft. Stevens Sat urday were Geo. Bellingham, Ed Berg, Orval Clausen and Jim Bel lingham. They came home with 11 birds. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Wanstrom during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carl, Edna Johnson, Arma Hanberg, Mrs. Wm. Wells and son Allen of Tigard, Mrs. Thomas Wells and daughter Lisa from Colorado, Axel Swanson and Mrs. Ione Downs and Steve. Oemonia Eagle Do You Know This Man? THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1964 Born March 27, 1908 in Philippine Islands. Came to Vernonia in 1927 Married in 1941 at Vancouver, Wash ington. Has two children who have been ac tive in Vernonia high school activi ties. He enojys hunting and fishing. Is employed locally. (Information supplied by J. W. Ni chols* Answer to last weeks quiz: John Krinick. Buckner-Wagner Rites At Fort Knox, Kentucky Sergeant Jerry Buckner called his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buckner, last week to tell them of his mar riage to Miss Heidi Wagner of Fort Knox, Kentucky. The news was no surprise as a June wedding had been planned, but since Jerry is in the army marks man unit he was sent on a three months tour. Then, a September date was set but he was then sent to Camp Perry, Ohio to compete in the Nationals and has just recently re turned to Fort Knox where he is stationed. Jerry has almost completed his sixth year with the army and is making a career of it. 3 Oregon Counties Are Extension Unit Study "Knowing Your Plaids and Stripes” was the topic of the October 12 Timber Route Extension meeting held at the Vernonia Grange hall. Mrs. E. Fuquay and Mrs. D. Ber- gerson, project leaders explained what to look for when buying gar ments mhde of plaids or striped ma terial and how to match plaids or stripes when laying out a pattern on such fabric. Mrs. M. Sheppard gave an inter esting report and showed pictures concerning Deschutes, Malheur and Harney counties. If we treat our friends as if they already are what they are capable of becoming we help them make the vision into an actuality. iPhone HA 9-3462 — • NEHALEM VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT Howard Families Meet In Portland Sunday NATAL - PITTSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and family spent Sunday before last in Portland vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard and family. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard and Nancy How ard who is staying with the Bill Howards. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson were Thursday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap. HE club met Wednesday, October 7, with Myrtle Mathews. Seven mem bers were present. IS You W ant Timber P.T.A. Plans A Party 24-Hour Mortuary Service $ X October 13 Lucky For Wm. Wilcoxen Family The Society of Arts and Crafts will hold the first of a series of workshops meetings Thursday afternoon, Octo ber 22, at 1:00 p.m. at the West Ore gon Electric cooperative meeting room. Methods of block printing will be instructed at this meeting, and work started on making Christmas cards. A workshop will be held also on Thursday afternoon. October 29 to complete the projects. Everyone interested in learning this craft is invited. A participation fee of fifty cents wil be charged at each meeting to non-members of the society. Instructors will be Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant and Mrs. Wm. Pringle. In November, workshops will be held on making holiday decorations. The society held its monthly busi ness meeting October 5. An interest ing introduction to the block print ing craft was presented then by Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant. Let's Get Acquainted! TIMBER—Timber PTA met in the school house basement Wednesday, October 14 following the Timber fire department meeting. There were 13 members present. Mrs. Robert Cook, secretary of Washington coun ty council of PTA, installed the new officers, Vern Sponsel, president; Mrs. B. B. Wright, vice-president, and Mrs. John Bino secretary-treas urer. Mrs. Cook’s mother, Mrs. Fay Utterback of Forest Grove, accom panied her here and was a guest. Minutes of the last meeting were read and there were discussions re garding plans for the Halloween par ty to be held in the school house basement for Timber children. Mrs. Stella Douglas will be in charge of decorations, Mrs. Alviso, refresh ments, Bill Mulkey and Violet Tuck er, entertainment. There will be judges for best costume. An invita tion was received from Banks PTA for a pot luck at community hall at Banks October 12. There will be a meeting at the home of the presi dent, Mrs. Vern Sponsel, at 10 a.m. November 4 to discuss ways and means for a bazaar to raise funds for the Christmas party. Coffee and oookies were served. Next meeting will be November 11, same place. Next fire meeting will also be held prior to the PTA meeting. * PROGRESS * DEPENDABILITY * IMPROVEMENT IN <Your) COUNTY GOVERNMENT WRITE IN | | Candidate | | Candidate X FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Paid Pol. Adv. by Dane S. Brady, Vernonia, Oregon its proposed program. Federal registration of firearms would put hunters and sportsmen under day-to-day control of Washington bureaucrats. Don’t let this hap pen! Elect a man who will fight for YOU. to represent you...vote _ - —W endell W yatt FOR CONGRESS Wyatt for Congreee Committee, 1 76 Liberty S.E.. Salem, Ore. Howell Appling, Jr., Chairmen & Better Quality for Less Here! 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