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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1929)
Society Reporter The pastor will start on a series of sermons at 11 a.m., on .................. ........ the hereafter. The ....... first one will be on “Death.” -----—— _ j The.young people’s meeting at Mrs. Georgia Weber, of Port 7 p.m. The evening series of land hospital, chairman of the sermons- at"8 o'clock, will be on American Legion“ Auxiliary was the family." The first one to be one of the out-of-town guests given -Sunday evening on “ What at the joint meeting of the St. the Child Sees in Mother.” Helens and Vernonia posts at Prayer meeting are held on the American Legion hall Mon Wednesday evenings at 7:30. day night. G. W. Plumer, pastor. She gave an interesting talk on the hospital work and also Mrs. Frank Hanson explained the uses of the dif- Opens Garden For the ; ferent articles made by Public Inspection units of the Auxiliary through- out the state. Because she has won awards Many of the patients at the Veteran’s hospital are partially in the recent garden contest, self supporting, basket weaving Mrs. Frank Hanson of 1042 and the making of leather goods First avenue, has opened her being among their means of garden for public inspection on ¡Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and livelihood. During the evening a leather Sunday. She feels so grateful wallet made by Legionnaire Mar for the prizes awarded her that tin who has been a patient at all those who are interested in the hospital for the past five flowers and general garden fea years was raffled off, Dr. Wm. tures are urged to visit her gar Levin being the lucky winner. den. Auxiliary Hospital Chairman Attends A Meeting Recently Biddle Garden Commended The E. Biddle place on top of Better Garden Contest Ends Last ’Saturday Curey h.iU, “îotheL outstan<?- , ,, ' “ , , The following are the awards of the garden contest sponsored by the Garden club of V ernonia this spring. The judges appointed by the president, Mrs. Herman Veal, were Mrs. J. Greenman, Mrs. M. D. Cole and Judge Reasoner. The list of prizes donated by the merchants was published in the last issue of the Eagle. Because some of the gardens were of such a character they could not be classed with any of the regular division, the judges decided to create a special prize of $5 first; $3 second and $2 third. Two of the gardens awarded prizes of this class were made from logged off land and one from ploughed land with not a shrub or flower. Class 1: Doing own work. Best general appearance, 1, E. M. Bleile; 2, Chas, Rich. 3, Mrs. Moody. Best" landscaping: 1, Chas. Rich? 2, E. M. Bleile 3, A. J. Hughes. Best lawn: 1, T. ■J. Johns; 2, E. E. Knight; 3, Mrs. Moody. Best border: 1, E. S. Biddle; 2, E. 3, W. B. Ortner. Class 2: Hiring ; part of work, Best general appearance: i 1, E. S. Biddle; 2, W. B. Ortner; 3, Mrs. Frank Hanson. Best land scaping: 1, Mrs. Frank Hanson: 2, W. B. Ortner, 3, E. S. Biddle. Best lawn: 1, W. B. Ortner; 2, Mrs. Frank Hanson; 3, E. S. Biddle. Best border: 1, Mrs. Frank Hanson; 2, E. S. Biddle; 3, W. G. Ortner. Best growing display of per ennial phlox: 1, Mrs. Frank Han son; 2> Mrs. W. Vah Doren; 3. Mrs. A. J. Hughes. The special award for the greatest improvement since spring: 1 E. S. Biddle; 2, Mrs. Spofford; 3, W. C. Black. contestant for the awards of the recent contest. This de„ ha8 been treated fr01n ged off land this ¡„g und con- tains a lawn, pretty border and a large well kept vegetable gar- den. Charles McGraw Celebrates Birthday Mrs. H. E. McGraw entertain ed a group of young boys Satur day afternoon on the occasion of Charles’ eighth birthday an niversary. The afternoon was spent play ing games, after which ice cream and cake was served. The guests included Patsy Mc Graw, Buster Nance, Buster Baker, Melvin Boeck, Aubrey Fitzgerald, Gordon Warner, Jack Anderson, BiUy Fogel, Robert Acord and Charlie Koto. Eastern Star Social Club Serve Banquet To Visiting Bankers Phon« 573 B. Godwin home, in Orchard family departed for Lake Creek, motored to Longview Saturday. Ore., after receiving news of C. Christenson and Jack Chris Acres. Spectacular Fireworks Weiners were roasted and the death of Mrs. Depue'e bro tenson motored to Salem Satur Display at Fair Today coffee boiled over a bohfire, and ther, Burns Graham. day. What promises to be the most I with salads, ice Mrs. Lindberg spent Friday cakes and Mrs. H. C. Gray departed for . | twice a day tooth brush drill cream, previously prepared by visiting her daughter and family Pendleton Tuesday to visit with spectacular and probably the. The Eastern Star social club should be established. delicious Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and fam relatives. held its regular invvuuif, meeting iy ip the Everything that a child does best liked portion of the coming the hostess made a ¿-11- v»«« . ' ily. 1 feast. H. L. Hickox and son, Murdo temple Wednesday af- should be done regularly, ' Columbia county fair are the Masonic U...Kk _* - - Those present were: Mr. and Bert Crowley is seriously ill of Hillsboro spent the week end ternoon at which time, plans for | culcate ------------------------------------------------------- in him methodical habits, novel fireworks display on the Mrs. W. T. Lilly, Mrs. Sadie at the home of Mr. Hickox’s I nights of Vernonia day and St. Cone, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bas at St. Vincent’s hospital. the coming year were discussed. Mrs. Hankle, Mrs. Christenson daughter, Mrs. Minchin. Helens day, this Thursday and sett and children, Mr. and Mrs. The social club was organized Study Club To and Jack Christenson, visited in about a year ago as a means to Resume Meetings Friday, respectively. Frank Browning and sons and at the home of Mrs. As a wedding present they Uomtfit earn money for furnishings for Neither time nor expense have Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Godwin and Portland Hankie's daughter, Mrs. Ray him a clock. 1 the new Masonic temple. They ‘ ___ __ 2 2, 2 J man in hold its [been s P ared b X the daughter. who is reported as will The Study club Gunnoe, It was a fine clock, but It bad have given many delightful af first meeting since the summer charge of the fireworks in mak- 7--- -- .. quite ill. one defect. It hud no bands In fairs this past season among display at this year’s Co- Clarence Nance started to Lee Huntsley started to work thanking them for the gift n- today, at the home "of in8 them a series of card parties and vacation lumbia county fair one of the work for the Koster Products for the Clark and ........ Wilson Log-, called attention to this fact. ’ the president, Mrs. W. E. Bell. I ‘ . several dances. The program for the coming biggest and best ever seen. It company Monday. ging company at Wilark last' “Oh," said the uiun who was mak many very is promised that Ing the presentation, "you uev«r year will be planned. To rid the house of yellow Monday. The Study club has been very novel and unusual effects will jackets, place one or more slices A. L. Basset is building a two look at the time, so we got tli* jew Rainbow Girls Hold these, the eler remove them. They wtr# be seen. One of in civic affairs since its of raw potatoes on a shovel and room addition on his home along gold, to Election of Officers active and he took *5 off the price - organization, having been re “Coming of the Zeppelin” is burn. This proves effective. the pavement. sponsible for the success of the said to be really and truly re- Mrs. Lusby and children were Shay and Mr. and Mrs. Earl ___ The Rainbow girls at their annual community Christmas markable. Another very novel ef- last Thursday at the regular meeting at the Masonic tree. They also give aid to de feet will be the “Blink ’em and son Mickey, motored to Forest visiting Myrtle Point—Myrtle hotel Blount home. Grove Sunday. temple Munday evening elected serving families, and actually Weep” bomb effects. These are Depue and F. A. Blount and J. Sutton, dining room opened for business. Mr. and Mrs. Bert their officers for the ensuing ■ sponsored the start of the com- specially made, very costly, mag nesium bombs which, on explod year. munity chest. ing blind everyone’s eyes for Maybelle Drorbaugh was elect an appreciable length of time. ed Worthy Advisor; Christine Dr. William Levin At that they are guaranteed to Rainey, assistant Worthy Advis Addresses the Legion be absolutely safe and harmless. or; Allie Simmons, Hope and Nelle Green, Faith. Due to the possibility of fog Meeting On Monday Mrs. J. C. Lindley is mother und some chilliness late at night advisor of the organization. Dr. William Levin, of the it is planned to start the fire state board of health and also works displays just as soon as a member of the Portland post it gets dark. In the unlikely Parent Teachers Meet the American Legion was event that it should rain on Appoint Committees of one of the principal speakers either night, the fireworks for at the joint meeting of the St. that night will be postponed to The executive committee of Helens and Vernonia posts at Saurday night, the last night of FIRE ACCIDENT the Parent Teachers association the Legion hall Monday night. the fair. of which Mrs. William Culver is LIABILITY HEALTH There have been so many re- the president, met Monday even AUTOMOBILE LIFE quests by those who saw the ing at the president’s home and Ladies Aid Of Fourth of July fireworks in Ver appointed the following com Christian Church En nonia this year that the “Fly mittee chairmen. Mrs. Wayne tertained September 4 ing Pigeon,” a device which flies Lappe, publicity; Mrs. E. E. Yeo, > back and forth across the field, programme; Mrs. D. C. Cason, The Ladies Aid of the Chris will be repeated again at the hospitality and Mrs. Scott, mem tian church were entertained at fair both nights. bership. Insurance of All Kinds—Real Estate, Loans, Rent regular meeting Septem All in all, a most interesting, The next meeting will be held their ber 4, by Mrs. Porterfield and delightful and worth-while even at the Washington school Mon- Mrs. Ross. Twenty members ing of entertainment is in store alt—“The Agency of Personal Service.’’ day, July 7. were present. for all those attending the fair The next meeting will be in Thursday and Friday fireworks Christian Church Vernonia, Oregon the church parlors September nights. F. Claud Stephens, Minister 18, Mrs. Van Doren as hostess. Special services for September I t ALONG THE PAVEMENT 15. Oswego—$275,000 unit of St. Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Di I Mary’s college at Christie home Mrs. Frank Browning enter vine morning ; worship 11:00, 1 near here will be constructed tained a group of friends Satur theme, “This Do.” soon. day evening with a weiner roast Special call to the young peo- La Grande—Old steel bridge picnic, in honor of Mr. Brown- pie for 0:30 p.m., to talk over on county road near packing ing’s birthday. C. E. work. plant of Grande Ronde Meat The picnic was held on the At 7:30 p.m. inspiring services ' company refloored. Nehalem river bank, at the T. in song and worship, theme, “The Well is Deep.” Itoo early to use a GOSPEL MEETINGS Cottage meeting Thursday night at 7:15 p.m. at sister De Hart’s. at 1058 First avenue, near Nehalem street. Sunday morning worship at II a.m. and evangelistic services 7:45 p.m., at Brown’s old un dertaker parlors. K. C. Printing, Evangelist. Evangelical Church per and dancing party at Ar cadia park Labor day. Those at tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ca ton, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green, Miss Charlotte and Nelle Green, Amy Hughes, Shelby and Mary Cnton, Louise Roberson, Phoebe Greenman; Messrs, Bevan Igou, V i rgil Nelson, Norman Green Hamp and Joe Roberson, Hugh Caton and Hale Greenman. To Hold Cooked Food Sale A cooked food sale' will be held Saturday, September 14, at Miller’s store, sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Christian church. very promises soft Dr. Pasto Promises Call 1181 JOSEPH SCOTT The ladies of the Eastern Star social club served the dinner to the Columbia County Bankers Open House Sunday association in the Masonic hall New O.-A. Guest House Saturday evening. The committee in charge were, Judd Greenman was host at Mesdames, J. E. Tapp, F. D. McPherson, J. C. Lindley, A. J. a house warming Sunday after Childs and A. L. Kullander. Mrs. noon in the new Oregon-Ameri- Oscar George and Miss 1 Rutli can kuest house. 1 The living room features fir I Holladay served. The centre of the table was veneer panelling, fir beams and J and hemlock flooring, artistically arranged with a large surrounded The house is to be used by com bowl of sweet peas L- __ _ by four tall candles in pale pany visitors and also to demon- green holders. During the dinner stmte the possibilities of the one of the prize winning roses uses of wood product- in interior at the flower show was exhibited finish. by Mrs. J. C. Lindley. Enjoy Picnic Supper At Arcadia Park Fraternal Office Phone IM eastern aociai . ¡brush and first using thg boric| Club Holds I heir [acid solution, and later a stand- Regular Meeting ard tooth paste, the habit of j Announcement! J Effective September 15 Mrs. A. T. Miller took over the management of Health lliiils Hotel Vista Notes Of Interest ‘By Dorine Colman) From Recent Flower Hygiene is the science A number of families on the Show at Legion Hall O.-A. hill attended a picnic sup health and child hygiene is one At the flower show the three outstanding displays made were: Mrs. G. W. Plumer’s lantern plant. Mrs. Ethel Ray’s dozen pink gladiolus each spike being per- feet. Judge Reasoner’s green dah- lias. Judge Reasoner was awarded the grand prize for having the largest display from any one garden. Thirty four varieties of dah- lias were shown. His diahlias, Volcano, pride of California and ball of Springfield were award ed the blue ribbon. Le Grand Manto, Red Quill, Red Cloud and Ballet girl were awarded the red ribbon. Tustine won the white ribbon. In the gladiolus display Miss Spokane took first place, 12 of a kind, second, and Purple Glory third. Delegates to the Columbia County Bankers association at tended the flower show en mass Saturday evening. The prize winner of the lunch eon table Mrs. Curl Davidson, showed perfect taste in arrange ment. Pink glass salad and des sert dishes were set on a pale green damask luncheon cloth with a centerpiece of snapdrag ons in varying tones of pink and rose. Clubs Mr«. W«yn« Lapp«, Society News FULL Thursday. September 11, IMS Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Page Two Additional improvements will of the branches of it that in- be made in the near future. terests every modern mother. As soon as the baby shows his first teeth, they must be Most centrally located hotel in taken care of, because good baby teeth mean a good start for the Vernonia. secondary teeth, as the shape of the mouth depends on these first teeth, and if the secondary Rooms by Day or Week teeth have a chance to come in straight and healthy many den- tist bills as well as much misery will be saved for the school child . The first teeth should be cleaned each day with a little Roseburg Chamber of Com cotton wrapped around the fin ger and dipped in water in which merce plans establishment of a little boric acid lias been dis fruit experiment station in this solved. When there are as many as seven or eight teeth is not city. ■ XtLl Shell Motor Oils and Shell “400” Gasoline at Bridge Street Service Station W. H. Bridgers ............................... Birkenfeld Garage J. O. DeVaney .................................. M. F. Dooley, Treharne Garage Highway Service Station 12% Mile Service Station ............ Square Deal Garage ..................... Vernonia ........ Mist Birkenfeld Keasey Treharne Riverview Wilark Vernonia me < was called for one day so that we could move into our For Prompt and Courteous Service Patronize the above Station# The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. LOCATION The Quality and Prices of Men’s Wear at the Workingman’s Store will also bring a smile to your face . WORKINGMAN’S We Are Again Ready to Serve You BRIDGE STREET GARAGE & REPAIR SHOP STORE Corner Brid„ S.r.et .„d Ro.e Ave.-L E. Fr.drick.on, M,r I Éfci
