Silver Wedding Event
To Honor Mist Couple
The family and friends of Pastor
and Mrs. Sulo Sanders of Mist are ar­
ranging a silver wedding anniversary
reception in their honor Sunday,
March 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. in the
Mist school and they extend an invi­
tation to all friends to attend .
Mr. Sanders is the pastor for the
Mist-Birkenfeld community church
and he participates in many commun­
ity events in Vernonia, also. Mrs.
Sanders is especially well known for
her singing.
P.E.O. Chapter
Names Officers
Mrs. Wm. Bridgers was hostess for
the March 9 meeting of Chapter BS,
PEO Sisterhood.
The annual election of officers re­
sulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Joey Acaiturri;
vice-president, Mrs. T. M. Hobart;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Dar-
rold Proehl; recording secretary,
Mrs. Mona Gordon; treasurer, Mrs.
Owen East; guard, Mrs. Harry San-
don; chaplain, Mrs. Neil Zimmer­
man.
For her program, Mrs. Hobart
gave a dramatic reading of the
poem, Annabel Lee by Edgar zMlen
Poe.
The next meeting will be March
23 at the home of Mrs. Wm. Nelson.
Mrs. Evelyn Heath will give the
program on “What Is New in Ore­
gon.”
Portland Church
Scene of Rites
In an impressive ceremony at the
All Saints Episcopal church in Port­
land February 19, Miss Carole
Chandler, daughter of Stanley Chand­
ler, became the bride of Jon Carter,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carter,
all of Vernonia.
The double ring ceremony was
read at 8:30 p.m. by the Reverend
F. Orlc Hoye in the presence of
family members and friends. Bas­
kets of pink and white carnations
at the altar set the scene for the
rites.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a street length
sheath of white satin and a short
veil which was held in place by a
seed pearl crown. She carried a
single white orchid on a white pray­
er bock.
Her maid of honor was Miss Mar­
tha Mangat who wore blue and her
bridesmaid was her sister, Miss
Joyce Chandler who wore red. Both
carried nosegays of pink carnations.
Best man was Louis Violette and
ushers were Darwin Welch and Fred
Skidmore.
Following the ceremony, the couple
left for a week end honeymoon at
Seaside after which they returned to
Vernonia to establish residence at
S42 Third avenue.
The bride is a 1964 graduate of
Vemcnia high school and she is
now attending Oregon Business Col­
lege at Beaverton.
The groom, who graduated from
Vernonia high school in 1963, is em­
ployed at Deans Market.
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Grange Ladies Fete
Birthdays of Three
JEWELL—Ladies from six grang­
es sang happy birthday to Josie
Wooden of Seaside
who
was
82 on March 11. It
was a
three-fold celebration
as
Anna
Wink of the Jewell Grange and Josie
both had birthdays March 11 and
Blanche Pickering of
Vernonia
grange had her birthday March 10.
There were 14 ladies who came from
the Nehalem Valley, Jewell, Winema,
Vernonia, Pacific and Necanicum
granges.
There was a potluck dinner at the
home of Mrs. Chet Bell in Seaside.
Each of the three ladies was given
a corsage and they received gifts,
Also, birthday cakes and ice cream
were served. Mrs. Edith Thomas
from Jewell and Mrs. Koolen from
Seaside took pictures of the party.
Rusty Tiedeman of Jewell was hurt
in the woods Friday afternoon. He is
home on crutches after having 35
stitches taken to sew up a cut on his
right leg.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and
Mrs. Anna Wink from the Nehalem
Valley grange visited the Vernonia
grange Saturday evening.
Pythians Name
Temple Mother
Mrs. Jean Ralston of Grants Pass,
grand chief of Oregon Pythian Sis­
ters, made her official visit to Ver­
nonia Temple No. 61 Wednesday eve­
ning cf last week. She was honor
guest at a dinner at the IOOF hall
preceding the meeting.
Mrs .Ralston was accompanied by
Miss Lura Morgan of Bandon, grand
guard for the Grand Temple of Ore­
gon, Pythian Sisters. Also, additional
guests at the dinner were four la­
dies from St. Helens who accompa­
nied Mrs. Dane Brady of Warren.
They were Mrs. Margaret Myers,
past grand chief; Mrs. Mabie Sheed-
Study Club to
Note Book Week
A tea at the Vernonia public li­
brary in recognition of National Book
Week in April was discussed at the
meeting of the Vernonia Study club
March 4 at the home of Mrs. B. J.
Horn. Further plans will be made
by the library committee, Mrs. Horn
and Mrs. Emil Messing.
The story of Michael Angelo and
his famous works was presented to
the club by Mrs. Harry Culbertson
who gave a concise geological and
historical picture of Italy through the
Mt. Heart Rebekah lodge, at the centuries and its remarkable pro­
meeting held last Thursday, March gress since World War II as a pre­
11, set April 8 as the date for initia­ face for the story of the great renais­
tion of new members and Noble sance genius.
Grand Mathilde Bergerson called a
April 1, religions in Europe will be
practice for this evening, March 18
the topic for the program presented
at 7:00 p.m. to prepare for it.
by Mrs. Gladys Worthington at the
Mrs. Marie Elliott, secretary of the home of Mrs. Launee Cousins.
social committee, reported that a
Mrs. Harry Ford of Forest Grove,
very good meeting had been held
a former member of the Vernonia
March 9 at the home of Mrs .Virginia
Study club, was a guest at the March
Hogberg with Mrs. Mildred Jessee as
4 meeting. She was a week end guest
co-hostess. There were 12 members
of her daughter, Mrs .Marvin Kam-
and two visitors present. Plans were
holz.
made for a progressive dinner March
31 which will start at 6:30 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Marie Shafer.
The next meeting of the committee
will be April 13 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs.
Elliott’s home.
The lodge voted financial assistance
with the senior banquet which is
All DeMolay chapters in the Unit­
sponsored by the American Legion ed States and the world are this week
auxiliary with the assistance of other observing the memory of Dad Land,
organizations.
founder of the organization in 1919.
It was announced that the Odd Fel­
It started with a group of nine high
lows have plans underway for the
school boys. Today, nearly three mil­
annual Boy Scout breakfast May 9
lion men have passed through the
which is Mothers Day.
portals of DeMolay.
Following the meeting, delicious re­
Many well-known leaders have said
freshments were served by Mrs. No­
that
they still practice the principals
ma Callister, Mrs. Zoe Salomonsen
of the order, which were instilled in
and Mrs. Jean Conners.
The next meeting will be March 25. them when young men.
While there is no DeMolay chapter
in Vernonia, a number of Vernonia
high school beys belong to the chap­
Past Chiefs Change
ter at Clatskanie.
Date for Meeting
Rebekahs Date
Future Events
er, most excellent chief of Ava Tem­
ple at St. Helens; Mrs. Beulah Hall
and Mrs. Mary Watkins.
Additional guests at the meeting
were a group from Friendship Tem­
ple at North Plains and included Mrs.
Hazel Hollenbeck, past grand chief;
Mrs. Bernice Mathieson, past grand
guard; Mrs. Charleen Troutman and
Mrs. Marion Foster.
After the meeting was opened and
visiting guests were introduced, Most
Excellent Chief Leona Haverland ask­
ed that Mrs. Marie Shafer be pre­
sented at the altar. She somewhat
startled Mrs. Shafer by telling her
the temple was glad she was absent
at the previous meeting. She then
went on to explain that her absence
had given opportunity for the temple
to elect her as temple mother to fill
the vacancy created by the death of
Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson who had held
that honored position for many years.
Mrs. Harry Culbertson, charter mem­
ber of the temple, had the privilege
of pinning an orchid corsage on Mrs.
Shafer.
During the meeting, the charter
Oemonia Eagle
THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965
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was draped for a period of 30 days
in memory of Mrs. Clara Lindsley
who had almost attained 25 years of
membership in the temple. During
the ceremony, Mrs. Myers sang.
The grand chief gave a very in­
teresting talk in which she especially
emphasized the current building re­
modeling program at the Oregon-
Washington Pythian home in Vancou­
ver.
The temple set April 8 as the date
for initiation of new members. Prac­
tice for it will be started at the next
meeting, March 24.
An invitation was extended by the
guests from Friendship Temple to at­
tend their meeting April 2 at which
the fiftieth anniversary of their tem­
ple will be observed.
Mrs. Ralston and Miss Morgan
were overnight house guests of Mrs.
Launee Cousins. They went on to
Seaside Thursday for the grand
chief’s official visit there.
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DeMolay Notes
Founding Date
Members of the Past Chiefs club
are reminded that their meeting has
been changed from tonight, March 18,
to Tuesday, March 30 to avoid a
conflict for several of the members.
The meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Irma Chance.
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