VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1928
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Five
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Geo. Turner was down from tha michael, and Mr. and Mis. Lee Os- I injured finger one day last week.
Visitors at the meeting of the
PLEASANT HILL.
•‘burn’” Friday.
I bourn were visitors at the home of While riding in their car, one of
American Legion Tuesday night in­
.'Grandpa McMullen Sunday.
cluded Vic McKenzie of Salem, na­
the children shut the door on her
Tne pupils receiving 100 in Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
McGee
and
tional committeeman of the Legion; Anderson’s room are: Florence
i Chas. Sundland played the piano finger. It was dressed by a Verno­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Erne-
family
and
Jude Moreland of Estacada, dis­ Bradley, Louis Haverland, Marian
nia doctor and is getting along
trict committeeman, and Mr. Jones Houghtaling, Richard Houghtaling, berg will spend Thanksgiving at in the Berg orchestra at Vernonia nicely, although very sore.
Weasey.
Saturday
night.
Portland post. Vernonia post re­ Iona Lines, Loraine Lines, Verne
Rev. G. W. Plumer went to Port­ of
ceived much praise for its efforts Baker, Dale Clark, Joseph McCol­
Mrs. Ain Wallace motored to
Miss Ruth Wells was a Vernonia
State highway department will
land Monday on business.
on membership so far this year. lum, Oren Weed, Morris Mow, Har­ Portland Wednesday to meet her visitor Saturday evening.
spend $500.000 on roads in Klama-
Thev
now
have
a
total
of
103
mem
­
ry Benson, Jeanette John, Florence daughter Dorothy, who comes home
B. Lowden suffered an th county.
The regular meeting of the
Tichenor, Ida Beaver, Nelson Bea­ from Monmouth for Thanksgiving.
Women’s Missionary society of the bers.
Mrs. Schlippy called on Mrs. De­
Truman Delano of the East Side ver, Arvada Lines, Twila Morton,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davidson and Hardwood Floor company of Port­ Doris Timm, Roberta Andreason vine Monday afternoon.
Doris went to Portland Tuesday.
land was in Vernonia Tuesday- band­ and Edgar Crawford.
Grandpa McMullen is very ill.
ing the floor of the skating rink.
Mrs. Patrick: Irving Benson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bridgers, Mrs. Car-
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Church went The
use of aluminum skates has Kyle Clark, Grace Kellar, Floyd
to Portland Monday.
blackened the floor to such an ex- Hayden, Oscar Kellar, Chester I
Inalienable rights depend upon tent that persons who have fallen Weinecke, Elmo Smith, Edward
Hampton, Mary Treharne, Vearl |
many things, but chiefly on sleep- down have soiled their clothes.
Alva Larson and Dorothy
ing with one eye open.
The Pythian Sisters are filling I Berry,
a barrel with canned fruits and Webb.
Two is company, three is an or- jellies for the Pythian home at
Mrs. Austin: Lois Koplin, Vir­
5 ganization that will ask for a con- Vancouver, Wash., and it is the re­
ginia Dooley, Loretta Baker, Charles
gresssional appropriation.
quest of Mrs. N. Soden, most ex­ Holt and Royal Moorse. A first
chief, that all sisters who grade pupils, Jack Berry, Helen
Chas. T. Early of Portland was cellent
are contributing to this cause have Bennett Florence Anderson, Jack
a Vernonia business visitor yester­ their
fruit and jellies at Crawford’s McDonald, Raymond Thacker.
day.
not later than Saturday, where it
Florence Harvey is a new pupil
FOR SALE
Mrs. Pearl McCabe of Vernonia is to be packed for shipping.
RADIO for sale cheap, Atwater
is giving piano lessons at Connacher
Kent model 35 will sell with bat-
RIVERVIEW
Dr. Luzader Here Dec. 3 and 4
and en route to Connacher.
terys
or B eliminator, Terms, in-
Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist,
Model 42 A. C. set uses
The shooting match held at the quire Hoffman Hardware._____ 171’
Judd Greenman is leaving today will be at Kullander’s on Monday
6 A. C. tubes and 1 rec­
for Kansas City on business. He and Tuesday, Dec. 3 and 4. Have Andy Parker place Sunday was a PIANO FOR SALE—Second hand.
tifying tube. New cabi­
expects to be away about a week. your eyes examined and get relief decided success. There were about
net design. Less tubes,
Easy terms. Inquire at Eagle of­
$86.
100 persons there during the day fice.
from that headache.—adv.
174
Candy is always an appropriate
and many carried away prizes.
gift for Christmas. We now have a
FOR SALE—Five tube Magnavox
Another car went over the grade
CHRIST FOR ALL-ALL FOR CHRIST
large supply of Christmas boxes.
radio. Equipped with tubes, “A”
at the Mile bridge Saturday morn­ storage battery and one 45 volt “B”
Lincoln Candy Kitchen.—adv.
ing. There is a sharp curve at the battery. For particulars inquire at
A born buck-passer is one
east end of the bridge. When the Eagle Office.
calls the result of his own folly n, ..ib.
fa«, w. mu w.»rna-r-fcii»:i»»
fog is heavy or during the night I------------------------------------ __
“an act of Providence.”
strangers experience difficulty in FOR SALE—2.7-acre tract on East
BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER
Side, west of high school. Has
telling where the curve is. In the
H. F. McCormick returned home If parents will have their children memo­
opinion of many in Riverview there one house, and old laundry budd­
a Bible selection each week, It wiN prove
on Wednesday from Seattle and a rise priceless
heritage io them in of let years.
should be a fence built there, paint­ ing. Will take small payment down
(.without tubes)
northern Washington.
ed white, and a sign to show that and balance like rent. Mrs. J. E.
COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS: — a curve lies ahead.
Tapp._______________________ 153*
Evangelical church will be held in
HE automatic line voltage control built
1 the church next Wednesday, Of- Bless the Lord, O my soul: and all
Milo
FOR
SALE—7-room modern house,
King
of
the
Riverview
Mer-
into Model 42 protects the A. C. tube
ficers will be elected for the com- that is within me, bless His holy cantile left Monday for Spokane,
100x100 corner lot, on highway,
I name.
from the effects of excessive current.
ing year.
Wash.,
3
blocks
from
depot.
Bargain.
where
he
expects
to
spend
Bless the Lord, O my soul, and
Refinements in design make this not only
two or three weeks with his family Write “C” care Vernonia Eagle, tf
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Moe and forget not all his benefits.
a more serviceable, but a more handsome
Who forgiveth all thine in- and attend to business matters.
baby left this morning for visits
FOR RENT
with relatives in Vancouver, W'ash., iquities; who healeth all thy di-
set. Ball feet, panelled comers and a mod­
LAND SHINGLE MILL for sale:
and Hood River over the week end. seases;
KEASEY
em gold-plated nameplate add the finishing
Rock
bottom
price
for
cash.
| Who redeemeth thy life from de-
touches to the two-toned satin finish. See
E. Veatch, Rainier. Ore.
Have you tried one of our hot struction; who crowneth thee with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blonga of
tamales? They are proving intensely loving „ kindness
this new set here—or phone for a home
and tender
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I.-P. were in Chehalis, Wash., a
MISCELLANEOUS
popular. Lincoln Candy Kitchen.—
demonsti ation.
Who satisfieth thy mouth with ' few days last week,
adv.
|PROSPECTS FOR business:
good things; so that thy youth is
have
many
Mrs. D. Nickson of I.-P. and
more positions for
A bazaar will be held in the Van renewed like the eagle’s.—Psalm daughter,
stenographers
and Mrs. Jacobson and I young men
and
EASY TERMS
Alstine building Saturday, Decem- 103:1, 5.
PRAYER—Father, may we come baby were in Portland last week. bookkeepers and well qualified
ber 8, by the ladies of the Christ­
Mrs. E. Fairhurst is in Portland young women than we can fill,
v« be | >nt° thy presence this day in a
ian church. No articles are to
W e have also
many
desirable
lunch ” will spirit oi genuine thankfulness. Fill over the week end.
sold until that date, j A ......................
places for young girls to work
our hearts with gratitude for Thy
also be served.
Mrs. W. J. Lindley gave a birth­ for their board and room. Long-
goodness, and for Thy wonderful day party Sunday for her little
view is growing fast—come and
The Eastern Star social club is works unto the children of men, daughter,
being her eighth an­ grow with it. Enroll in a school
sponsoring a “500” card party in and to Thy name be all honor and niversary. it
Ten
children
were
pres
­
of individual instruction. , Trade
the Masonic temple on Thursday, praise now and forever. Amen.
ent and all reported a good time. I at
home. Longview Business Col-
December 6 at 2:30 p.m. Admission
QUESTION.: — W’hat were the
I lege.
will be charged and prizes and eight does which Christ denounced
Camp Grounds Deserted
grand prizes given.
against the scribes and Pharisees?
Timber, Nov. 26.—A blue Chev­ I------
ANSWER:—Matt. 23:13-29.
rolet drove into the camp grounds
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Anderson
at Timber last Sunday, but due to
and children spent the week end
Church of Christ
damp weather and the fact that
in Portland with the H. C. Vaillan­
Bible school 10:00. Loyal Lads there was no one else at the
court family. H. B. Erickson re- leading. Communion and sermon by
turned with them for a visit with W. L. Deming at 11:00. Junior C. grounds for company, they decided
to spend their time by making a
his daughter, Mrs. Anderson.
E. 6:30. Int. C. E. 6:30
drive to Vernonia.
Evening worship 7:30, Orchestra
When you buy chocolates at the
Lincoln Candy Kitchen you know prelude. Sermon by W. L. Deming.
MIST
you are getting the best, as only Beginning next Sunday W. L. Dem­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webber and
first-class ingredients are used in ing, Bible scholar will conduct a
week of definite Bible studies.
I two children are expected to spend
making them.—adv.
Thanksgiving dinner
at
the Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
(MgigFor 5 years Dr. Luzader, church at 6:00 free. Strangers and 1 I and Mrs. A. R. Melis.
are ______
invited to
eyesight specialist, has been those alone in town
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making monthly visits to Vernonia. I share this dinner with us. Prayer! Mr. and Mrs. Devine took their
His next isvit will be Dec. 3 and 4,' and Praise services following the small son out to Clatskanie Satur-
office at Kullander’s. Have
?lnn®r, ?:®°'. cJ>rlstlan Bazaar will' dai morning, , where his tonsils
be held Saturday December 8 in were removed. He is getting along
your eyes examined.—adv.
nicely.
the Van Alstine building.
Sunday evening, December 9, ’ Mr. Teddy Leavitt will return
The Wm. Bridgers folks were
the Women’s Missionary society of sometime next week.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Esther Leavitt, Minister.
the Evangelical church will present
Mrs. L. Carmichael.
a pageant play “The dream that
Seed Potatoes Priced Low
Tom McMullen arrived here Sat-
came true,” at the church. Twenty
A number of men having certi- urday night, having been called on
four characters take part in this
play. The public is cordially invit­ fied seed potatoes have accepted account of the serious illness of his
ed to be present and no admission fairly good offers and sold the" po­ father.
tatoes as table stock. In a year like
will be charged.
A. R. Melis butchered 50 turkeys
this when potato prices are low,
i
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raimo
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$112.00
See Hoffman
About It
Ten whole families were present
at Sunday school at the Christian
church last Sunday and a total of
186. G. ’ Stanton of Timber acted
as - superintendent
Special music
was'given. The‘ venrice -was
in
charge ef the' men’s' ehtss and they
were very gratified“at the large at­
tendance.
many others are likely to do the
same thing. These lots of potatoes
are usually attractive because of
considerable freedom from disease.
Best selection M aeed stock is in
the fall.
I
Saturday and took them to the Ver­
nonia market. The birds weighed
600 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMullen were
here Sunday from Scappoooe.
'Mr. -and 'M m . Chas. Sundland
-Local
shipping
gains; were dinner guests Sunday of "Mr.
10 vessels dock^iuriag meent week, and Mrs. Pearson at' Vernonia.
Astoni
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Tasty, toasted sandwichemnd better malt­
ed milks, made the new way with
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Play safe! Don’t take a chance!
Eat at Mac’s Pharmacy. The best
sandwiches you ever ate!
Ice Cream
Alao new and novel Sundaes
Real Coffee
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