Friday, April 18, 1930
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Mrs.
Wayne Lapp«,
Society
Repot ter
Phono 573
well pleased with the attendance GIVES PARTY
orated in pink and write, with
, and
make a planting of this sort next MEMBERS E. S.
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE WOMEN WELL REP­
the enthusiasm of the crowd
sweet peas for a center piece,
fall.
HONOR
OF
ENTERTAINED
AT
!
TWO
Meetings: Wednesday 7:30 p.
for the music of the Merrymak-
RESENTED AT THE
and
arifc
“nu nut baskets
DasKels in
m the
tne replica
It is not too late to trans­
LOCAL • L-ALrliLo
m., Friday 7:30 p.m., Bible
G1LLCHREST HOME ers of Clatskanie is the incen-
oj o],j
fashioned nosegays as in-
CHAMBER
MEETING
plant
the
wild
foxglove
and
lu
­
school Sunday 10 a.m., morning
-
I tive for more affairs in the fu-
1 dividual favors. ’
pin from their native habitat,
worship 11 a.m., evangelistic
Mrs. L. R. Gillchrest enter- ture.
Mr.. E. E. Garner entertained
i
Members
of
the
different
wo
­
but
do
not
delay
much
longer.
Covers were laid for eight, in­
RECORD CROWD PREDICTED 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at a noon i luncheon cluding
men’s organizations about town They make a very pretty display tain?d the members of the
Mrs. L. A. Rogers, Mrs.
AT ARCADIA PARK
The public is invited.
Eastern
Star
Social
club
at
the
honoring her mother, Mrs. Em­
Party at Melvin’* Home
G.
W.
Plumer,
Mrs. M. D. Cole,
Pastor, Kelsey C. Prinzing. were well represented at the in June.
Gillchrest
apartments
above
the
ma Weed, and Mrs. J. A. Mc­
governor’s luncheon last Thurs-
Melvin Schwab celebrated hia Donald, both of whom have re­ Mrs. Earl Bleile, Mrs. W. W.
Will Serve Lunch Followinf the
Vernonia Mercantile company’s
day
afternoon.
PARTY store last . Wednesday
afternoon.
birthday anniversary
at his cently returned from a three- , Wolff, the honor guests and the
Dance.
. .
. ; Tifth
»inwowt'o
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Among those present were: GIVES BRIDGE “ “ •• • • *
parent’s kzxmn
home UJorlvionzlo*»
Wednesday •f- months
meeting
After
the
business
visit in southern Califor- hostess,
The opening dance to be giv­
I
Good Friday service this af­ Mrs. Frank Hanson, Mrs. F..
hostess served ice cream. ternoon by entertaining several I nia, where Mrs. McDonald, with
en tomorrow night at Arcadia ternoon from 3 to 4 o’clock.
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Hartwick, Mrs. J. Greenman. 1 Browning* Entertain Friend* at the
■t
an
Easter
egg
of
his
friends
! cake and coffee and during
Mr. McDonald, visited her son
E
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park promises to be a gala event
Born:
To
Mr, and - Mrs.
R. S.
The Sunday school will have Mrs. C. E. Davidson, Mrs. Sarah I
hunt.
Home on O.-A. Hill.
i which a general social hour was
Clyde and family at Long Beach. Downs> wh”o “Ííve“'ón the
for everyone who attends.
some special Easter selections Spencer. Mrs. C. F. Ilieber, Mrs.
O.-A.
I A birthday cake with five Mrs. Weed visited her daughtei ....
Mrs. Lou Gray, hostess at for the opening service at 9:45 Wm. Van Doren,, Mrs. II. E. | Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown- : held.
,
...
' lighted candles featured the per- Ethel and family near Los An-|h111’ Monday> a four-pound baby
the club house, has planned the a.m. A. C. Knauss, superintend­ Thompson, Miss MncTfe
’
Roberta,
|j
n
«
entertained
at
cards
at
their
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boy. Mother and son are report-
decorations to be in keeping
CLUB TO MEET 24TH | playing
scrved
after an afternoon of geles.
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Miss Florence Christianson ( of ”ome on t"e O.-A. hill, compli-
games.
with the rustic surroundings of ent.11 a.m. The pastor will preach Westimber, Mrs. T. H. 1 Hewitt ment*nK Mr. and Mrs. R. Meach- ¡
The luncheon table was dec- ed in the best of health.
The guests included Wanda
the lodge and of springtime.
am of Burns who are visiting
of Wilark and Mrs. W. B.
an Easter sermon.
Next Meeting at Home of Mr*. tinvgci,
Krieger, Arlene B&ker, miuuc
Arlone l
friends
for
a
few
days.
A lunch will be served all
pe
of
Orchard
Acres.
I
6:30 p.m. Young people’s
E.
S.
Thompson.
Baker,
Betty
Jean
Clark;
Leroy
during the evening for those meeting.
Bridge and 50,0 were enjoyed
club will hold its Armstrong, Mickey Shay, Buddy
by
the
guests,
Miss
Irma
Strong
The
Study
who wish to indulge.
7:30 p.m. The choir will sing
receiving high score for the la- next meeting at the home of Black and Bobby Schwab.
Those who have met Mrs. the cantata "Resurrection Song,” MRS. F. VISNAW
Gray, who is a well read and by Roy L. Nolte.
ENTERTAINED dies and Robert Meacham for Mrs. E. S. Thompson on “A" |-------------------------
the men. A light lunch was street, Thursday, April 24.
widely traveled woman, are en­
Next Tuesday evening L. V.
I VISITS DAUGHTER
thusiastic in the praise of her Jenkins, chief of police, and the ENTERTAINED BY MR. AND served after the play of cards, I Mrs. H. V. Holcomb will be
after which the guests enjoyed program chairman, her
1
subject
1
ability to Jiandle the position of police quartet will give a pro­
MRS. CLEVELAND
dancing.
I being, “Education as a Social Parent* of Mi** Martin of Idaho save yours with
hostess at the Arcadia club.
gram at the church. No admis­
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Factor.”
I
Here Friday.
sion will be charged. All are Program Outlined for Benefit
J. B. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Lincoln School
welcome. G. W. Plumer, Pastor
HAMILTON
St. Helen* Guest.
L. Lewis, Misses Irma Strong, tinin
ntxirr timr Surprising their daughter,
The flowers in. the window
DANCE HERE Miss Ruth Martin, local high
Complimenting their
guest, Norma Anderson; and Lee John­ HOLD
boxes which have been nursed
accuracy/
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| school teacher, Mr. and Mrs. H.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mrs. F. Visnaw of St. Helens, son and Lock Taylor.
•long all winter by the teachers
Dänen Well Attended and Con- H. Martin of Fruitland, Ida.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Cleveland
F.
Claude
Stephens,
Minister
in the different rooms, have re­
entertained Saturday evening at
sidered Succe**.
I drove to Vernonia Friday to
sponded to their careful atten­
Services for Easter Sunday.
F.-r *, Air «nd Warmth
The dance which was sponsor- spend the week end. Miss Angel-
tion and are giving forth a
Sunrise prayer meeting to be their home in Orchard Acres.
The p
health service snys
A building on the Cleveland that fresh
air of a proper de­ ed by the American Legion Aux- ing Martin of Portland, a .is-
wealth of blooms. Wandering in charge of the Christian En­
-
(property which was formerly oc­ gree of I n” tin e mid free from ap­ iliary and held in the Legion
, o
. .*
Jew, geraniums, tulips and nas­ deavor society.
-x. _ j _
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:ter, arrived Saturday and the
turtiums are among the flowers
10 a.m. Bible school. This is cupied by them has been reno­ preciable draft Is now recognized hall Saturday evening was an­
| whole family spent Sunday at
vated and decorated into a par­ as essential to Indoor workers. The other success.
grown in the pots and boxes.
decision day.
old idea that a cold room neces­
The committee in charge was Seaside.
The pupils are busy preparing
11 a.m. Divine morning wor- ty room and in which the guests sarily contains fr• ••■> nlr and that
for the annual open house and ship. Theme: “Power of the Res- enjoyed an evening of dancing comfortably warm rooms necessar­
and general entertainment.
art exhibit given during the last urrcction.”
ily contain bad air has been dis­
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cameron carded.
A number of beautiful and accurate
UCCBSSPUL MEN are tlme-
school month each year. A mus­
G:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor
and Mrs. J. R. Turner were the
Hamilton watches are pictured io
minded. By saving their min­
ical program is planned, now societies.
utes they save more in a year than a folder called “Minutes Mean
Indixo Allotments
that the school has a piano and
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic ser- musicians and played the violin,
Money" ... a copy of which we shall
their ancestors did in a decade. Their
The oldest Indian reservation Is
the band which serenaded Gov­ vices. Theme: “God’s Unfolding steel guitar and drums respect­
be glad to supply you. Drop in and
ively.
time is valuable . . . their minutes
the one at Indian Mills N. I., es­
ernor Norblad at his visit will Plan.”
see out attractive assortment of
mean money. That's why their
The hostess served a midnight tablished In 1758. Other old ones
render several selections.
Evangelist Mow speaks at
Hamilton'watches .. in wrist, strap,
considerable size are die Navajo
watches must be accurate. A surpris­
Second grade pupils receiving both morning and evening ser- lunch to the guests. The guests of
and pocket models. Prices from
ingly large number ot successful
included: Mr. and Mrs. A. L. reservation (largest In die United
100, in spelling for the past week vices.
States) and the Semlimle reserva­
150 to 3685.
a carryiHanultooa
Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. tion,
■re Ione Lininger, Howard Mc-
75 miles southeast of Fort
Koster, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Myers; also the Crow reservation
Graw, Bessie Bell, Harry Cul-
bertson Jr., Russell Miller, Lois HOLD EGG HUNT . Lilley, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jacobs, in Montana.
Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler; , Misses
__ C.
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Howell, Beverly Crawford and
French Used by Royalty
Earline Ellis.
Held in City Park by the Camr Gladys End, Goldie Davis, Mar­
garet Jacobs, Lita Berg and
English was not habitually used
Third grade pupils receiving
Fire Group
Glenda Miller; Frank Godwin, A. In speech or writing by any Eng­
100 in spelling for the past
The ■ Bluebird group, under Jacobs, O. Estes, C. Berg and lish king until Henry V's reign. 350
week are: Jack Sheeley, Mon­
years after the Norman conquest.
tana French and Lucille Miller. the guardianship of Miss Myrtle H. Lilley.
Henry IV at the beginning of
The third grade pupils with Pye, enjoyed an Easter egg
Fifteenth century still wrote
their teacher, Miss Pearl Krause, hunt at the Camp Fire cabin in
to his English tailor
PRAISED French
enjoyed a nature study hunt last the city park Tuesday afternoon. BANQUET
London, as shown by u letter In
The
Bluebird
groups
are
of
Thursday afternoon. The pupils
British museum.
scoured the woods on Corey hill ;irls under age to become Camp Eastern Star Handles Large
"Lift” Didn’t Work
■nd gathered many varieties of Fire girls.
Banquet With Credit.
The members of the Blue­
About 1000 at tlie French court
wild flowers, which will be
The
luncheon
given
in
honor
(pressed and used for future birds and Camp Fire groups of the visit of Governor Norblad the daughter of Louis XVI was
With a Portland Orchestra for
study. The pupils and their ,plan a clean-up campaign around at which 150 attended last once accidentally Imprisoned for
Dancing and Special Entertainers
three hours in the first elevator
teacher had a wiener roast to the cabin Saturday morning. In Thursday
afternoon
by
made, a “Hying chair,” ns It
wind up the aftemon’s pleasure, , he afternoon a picnic is plan­ Chamber of Commerce at the eter
was
called
by
the
Parisian
Inventor
the
Fourth grade pupils receiving ned.
DANCES TO BE HELD EACH SATURDAY
Masonic temple was cooked and Villayer. The wall had to be de­
100 in spelling for the past
NIGHT
Members of the Bluebirds who served by members of the East­ molished to release the princess.
week are: Charles McGraw, Ma- attended the hunt Tuesday were ern Star Social club.
va Williams, Billy Fogel, Mar­ Bobby Bassett, Ilazel Parker
Pussy’. "Whi.ker.”
On the menu was roast pork,
Season membership tickets will be issued
garet Salmonado, Edith Ludwig, Betty Schalock, Kiyoko Kugo, apple sauce, creamed pens and
The large hairs on either side o(
to all desirr ble gentlemen.
Bruce Holcomb, Bonnie Thomp­ .June McNutt, Elizabeth Wall, carrots, riced potatoes, and berry a cat’s nose are feelers. Techni­
Ladies con ¡¿ered as members when es-
son, Juanita Sturgill, Fred Er- .Doris Nixon, Katherine Trude, pie. The usual bread, butter, cally they are known as “vlsbris-
sae.” Their roots are provided del
corted by ticket holder.
ven, Daisy McDonald, Edith /Cecilia Gough, Marguerite Har- jams and coffee were served.
lcate nerve endings of touch, thus
Holgate and Bertha Thompson. ris, Vivian Laird and Umeray
Some
of
the
members
assist
­
enabling
the
animal
to
find
Its
way
1
ARBECUE
— CIGAR STAND
STORE
Fifth grade 100’s for the week Blount.
ing Mrs. Yeo were Mesdames A. through dark, narrow passages.
FILL
i
NG
STATION
COTTAGES
were Irene Thompson, Violet
J. Hughes, A. L. Kuliander, J.
Lindberg and Delpha Killian.
RATES
Lindley, F. Dickson, J. E.
“Free Ver*e” Old
PARTY SATURDAY C.
l
Macpherson, J. W. Brown, K.
•The term “polyphonic" prose'
ENTERTAINS GUESTS
A parking charge of 50c a car will be made at all
A. McNeill, II. Roberson, H. E. sometimes used as the equivalent
Entertains Friend, at Home of McGraw, W. R. Culver and F. of vers ilbre or free verse. There
times. This entitles both members and general public
are examples of It In ancient
Miss Florence Santee Hoste., at
Wall.
Mr. and Mr*. Fogel.
to park privileges, such as picnicking, swimming,
literature,
such
ns
the
.Old
Testa
Bennett Home.
Using daffodils and lavendar
dancing in lodge, radio, use of card tables, etc.
ment
GARDEN HINTS
Misses Eldora Terwilliger and sweet peas and the Easter mo­
Orchestra dancing main hall Saturday nights and hol-
Do not use animal manure
Ettabelle Terwilliger of Hoqui­ tif as her scheme for an elab-
Tragedies Intensified
¡days. Members and their ladies only. Men, 75c; la-
am, Wash., guests of Miss Mel­ orate evening affair, Miss Myr- around your tulips or iris. Use
With music tones visible by
dies, 25c.
ba Laramore at the Laramore tie Pye entertained at the home only bone meal as fertilizer.
moans of a now device which trans
Inquiries have been received forms sound Into light, some al­
Member* Attending Without Ticket* May Be Vouched
home on Pebble Creek for sev­ of Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Fogel
why narcissi have not had any leged music will no doubt present a
eral days this week, were enter­ Saturday evening.
Five tables of bridge were in blooms this year. It is possible horrifying sight.—Charleston Dally
tained at a dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bennett play during the evening, , Miss that a fly, one of the pests, is M.ill.
Monday evening, Miss Florence Florence receiving high score in the bulb, or you may have
for the ladies and Edwin < Condit fertilized your bulbs with an­
Santee being the hostess.
imal manure.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. for the men.
Do not plant any more garden
Attractive
containers
filled
Ben Bennett and two children.
Miss Melba Laramore, Wilfred with caster candles were i served than your family can consume.
Thomas, Wallace McCrae and during the evening. The lunch One sees in the fall bushels of
which was served was in keep­ vegetables going to seed and
Robert Noble.
ing with the spirit of spring: wasted for the lack of consum-
If you wish a succession,
PONY IS HER PET fruit salad, dainty sandwiches ers.
plant just a few feet in the row
and punch being served.
The invitational list included and follow two or three weeks
Wait* Patiently for Young Mi*-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Condit, Mr. and later with another planting.
tree* Each Day.
Lilacs and the Clara Butt tu­
Mrs. E. J. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Miss Bobby Bassett, 9, is one B. Barnes; Misses Florence San­ lip are a perfect combination,
of the proudest youngsters in tee. Melba Laramore, Rae Davis, and those of you who are for­
the Nehalem valley because of Marie Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Von tunate enough to have some of
the affection shown her by her Hoenc,
WOMENS RELIEF •
A. F. & A. M.
~ Ruth
Taylor,
Pearl the exquisite lilac bushes seen
pet pony, Mabel.
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
CORPS
Krause and Irene Chapman of about the country, do plan to
Mabel was presented to the Forest Grove; Wallace McCrae,
A. F. & A. M. meets
Meets third Thursday of each
Bassett family by E. A. Green, Harold McEntire, Robert Noble,
at
Masonic
Temple, month at the I.O.O.F. hall.
mill superintendent of the Ore­ Arthur Green and Fred Spring.
Stated
Communication
Mrs. May Mellinger, president.
gon-American Lumber company,
First Thursday of each
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for the pleasure of the children.
month. Special called
Bobby, who is an alert and at-
meetings on all other Thurs­ NEHALEM ASSEMBLY NO. 18
tractive youngster, immediately
ORDER OF RAINBOW
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
took it upon herself to be
FOR GIRLS
most cordially welcome.
official keeper of the pony.
J. E. Tapp, W. M.
Regular meeting second and
As soon as school is out
fourth Mondays.
J. B. Wilkerson, Secretary.
Bobby gets off the bus, one
Margaret Nelson, Recorder
see Mabel looking toward
Special Added Stage Attraction
Order of Eastern Star
house, her ears perked forward
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S.
American Legion
waiting for her young mistress.
Regular commu­
Vernonia Poet
In a few moments a flash of
nication first
119,
American
•nd third Wed­
blue and white dashes from the
Day or night, fair
nesdays of each
Meets
Legion,
house to Mabel who is standing
month, at Ma­
second
•nd
patiently waiting at the gate
I
sonic Temple.
weather
or
foul,
for her share of carrots for the
fourth Tuesdays
All visiting sis­
A galaxy of Radio and Vaudeville artists appearing in person with a
each month, 8 p.
day.
ters and broth­
when
the
autoist
m. Connie An­
Bobby was cautioned by her
replica of Station KFWB.
ers welcome.
derson,
Com-
Mrs. Gwladys Macpherson, W.M.
parents to be careful when feed­
needs our service we
Hughes, Adjutant
Mrs. Grace Reberger, Secretary. mander.
ing her pet for fear she would
have her finger bitten. "Oh,
are awake to his de­
Free Souvenirs Friday Matinee for the Kiddies
that’s all right,” she answered,
Pythian Sisters
Mountain Heart
*
"yesterday when I was feeding |
Vernonia Temple 61 meets
mands.
Call
311
Re-
Rebekah
Lodge
No.'
243
Mabel I got my finger in her
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets »very
W.O.W. hall.
.mouth and when she felt my
member that num-
second and fourth Thursdays in
MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C.
fingers she just lifted her teeth,
DELLA CLINE. M. of R. * C. W. O. W. hall, Vernonia. Visitors
oh, so carefully,”
always welcome.
ber, you may need it
Mabel and Bobby have not
Marie O’Donnel, Vice Grand
J. F. JOHNSON
American
Legion
Auxiliary
SATURDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY MATINEE
been allowed off the Bassett
Edna Linn. Noble Grand
some day.
Birkenfeld, Oregon
©Meet* second and fonrth
property, whose home is in Or­ TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Myrtle John, Secretary.
Monday* of each month
chard Acres, and Mabel has free
Della Cline. Treasurer
at
the
Legion
hall.
I am a candidate for the Re­
run of an acre of green pasture.
nomination fer county
She follows Bobby wherever she publican
Mrs. P. Wideman. Pre*.
commissioner at the coming pri-
I. O. O. F,
goes and rubs her soft velvety mary election.
KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS
mose against her little mistress’
I have been a resident of Ore­
HARDING LODGE 11«
.shoulder, showing her affection gon all my life and lived in Co­
Meets every Monday
■nd devotion.
lumbia county the past 28 years. I
I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge No.
I
night in the W.O.W. 246
Bobby rides bareback nmk be-
I believe I am familiar with
meets every Tuesday night
hall. Visiting broth­ at 8 o’clock, in I.O.O.F. hall. Vis­
|ng a fearless youngster is seen the county problems and if nom­
ers welcome.
dashing over the ground with inated and elected. I will faith­
itors always welcome
L. E. Fredrickson
James Nanaon, C.C.
J>ar elbows held righ, showing fully serve every section of the
Noel Hammack, N.G.
U. A. Scott. K.R.S.
John Glatmner. Secrets-v.
all the world that she and Mabel county, -.nd work for the inter­
,are having the thrill of a life­ est of the taxpayer.
(Paid adv. by J. F. Johnson) I
time.
Opening Dance
This Saturday
M inutes
mean
M oney
S
Expert Watdintakrr & Srwlrr
Arcadia Park
Will be Open oil April 19tli
Arcadia Park
JOY
Theatre
ANN HARDING IN
PARIS BOUND”
Friday Evening, April 18
Hollywood Radio and
Vaudeville Revue99
"SHE STEPS OUT”
April 19 and 20
VERNONIA
SERA ICE
"HAPPY DAYS”
GAR AGE
April 20 and 21
i
ante,