FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1930. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON | svelresiuuents of salad, cheese' biscuits and tea were served by Missionary Society Greets line Hostess assisted uy Mrs. Jun urauy. louse present were Mrs. Ray Teachers and Newcomers Ch-nesworai, Mrs. F. C. Steph- •‘Playinj Safa” Church Notices I ■ oils, Mrs. ueorge btankey, Mr*. ----------------- ! it. A. Olson, Mrs. Jack Lincoln, CHRISTIAN CHURCH A reception sponsored by the K. Eby, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Vic-i.m-». J. Monger, Mrs. A. C. Hun- STYLISH LANGUAGE, INDEED! Woman’s Missionary Society, was ry, Mrs. J. W. Aimitage, Mrs. ■ ter, Mrs £.. r.. Kmgnt, Knight, Mrs. M. L. F. Claude Stephen», Minister held at the Evangelical church Rose Fletcher, C. G. Whitlock, xieiron, and Mrs. Grace Mulkins. Services for the Lord’s day of PERSONALLY I can vouch for Friday evening for the teachers E. Dumas, Mrs. Lillig. ine next meeting will be held September 28: 9:45 a. m., Bible I * the authenticity of this one. It ______ ____ __ The program closed with selec- of Mrs. October 8, at tile home of Vernonia and vicinity and the1 school, with the interesting con­ happened in the towu where 1 was newcomers to the comunity. The tions by the orchesta composed F. C. Stephens at 1:30 p. m. born and reared. test continuing; 10:45, Divine! For years a certain worthy ami program opened with musical se-jof Mrs. W. W. Wolff, Mr. E. morning worship, in remembering LEONE MILLS HAS lections by Miss Amy Hughes.' Douglas, Miss Dorothy June Wol- highly Intelligent old colored wom­ appointed way, ■ an did our family washing. She al­ the Lord in His i .. Mr. E. 11. Condit then introduced! ff, Zonweiss Douglas and E.bert BikiHDAY PARTY theme: most was a member of the house in sacred fellowship, the following grade school teach-] and Leon Brock. Mrs. Wolff was hold. One Saturday night after RIVERVIEW—(Special)— Le- “That Which is Perfect.” ers who were present: Miss Kra-jin charge of the program, Re­ she had fetched the week's laun­ The Christian Endeavor socie­ Lincoln ' freshme-nts were served by the one Miils celebrated her four- use, principal of the LI__ Her ties meet as follow : 4 p. m. the dry she sat In the kitchen of our school, Miss Florence Santee, Miss ladies. About 150 were present ceenth birthday Sunday, home favoring her feet before she Melba Laramore, Miss Rae Davis, and an i enjoyable evening was grandmother gave her a surprise junior society; 7 p. m. the senior started on her return trip to her party in the afternoon, The cen- society. 8 p. m„ Divine evening I own house a mile and a half away. W. Thomas, assistant principal had by all. .er attraction of the table was worship, theme: ‘‘In the Home 1 My mother came to the kitchen of the Washington school, Mrs.' a large birthday cake with her of Simon the Leper.” door to chat with her a little Ethel Ray, Miss Lenora Kizer, RAINBOW GIRLS name and age on it. This is the church calendar for while. Mrs. Fred Spring, Miss Myrtle j . NSTALL OFFICERS From remarks which the old Those present were Erline Jen­ the month of October: October 5, Pye, Miss Marie Kirkpatrick, Mrs-' woman let fall, my mother gath­ Maude Duncan, Miss Charlotte ■ Nehalem Assembly, Order of kins, Ada Mills, Alice Brown rally day for the Bible school ered that Aunt Mllly, although very Hilts, Miss Ruth ________________ Taylor, Mrs. Alta'Rainbow _______ __ for Girls, __ , installed the Davis Nixon, Betty Lou Kirk, and home coming day for the devout, did not ream to cure »1: ?p- ____ ,________ church. One of those good bas I ly for the present pastor of her Neal, Fred Spring, Mrs. Lulu Fol- j to.lowing oificers at the regular Muriel Joy Willard. The hostesses were Mrs. W. L, .tet dinners in the church follow­ I church. lerton, W. McCrae and Miss Con-J meeting Monday evening: Wor- ing morning worship. Be on I “Mis' Jlaiiie.” said Aunt Mllly. stance Bougher.________________ [thy advisor, Allie Simmons; wor- Hall and Mrs. E. E. Mills. 12, church dollari “I’m goln' to tell you how I put Hint hand! ( October __ Miss Ruth Martin of the high thy associate advisor, Nelle Green; i . 1 _ — 1 il J" 1 L 1 Q stronzi or j there bigotry preachin' man In his WASHINGTON SCHOOL day. October 19, C. F. Swanderl school staff introduced the high | Charity, May DeEtt Throop; place. Yere ylstlddy evenin' lest ITEMS of Portland, Oregon, will speak. school teachers present: Miss Ve- Hope, Marjorie King; Faith, El- fo’ suppertime. I wuz sett In’ on my The first grade was divided October 24-26, Christian Endeav ­ ra Crail, Miss Mildred Drake and! na Spencer, sister of love, Le- front po’ch w en the Rev'n Rogers that now Mrs. Ethel ast week so or convention, when many outside come along by. Ho sees mo soilin' Mrs. Floy Hammack. Mrs. Gorden i ia Beveridge; sister of religion, Kay has 26 and Mrs. Rogers 24 there an' he stops an' fumbles with folk will be present. and Miss Murphy of the Pleasant!Florence Wahl; sister of nature, the gate latch an' he sez to me he Hill school were then introduced' Irene DeRock; sister of irnmort- pupils. sez, ‘Slst’ Carter, I would have ULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Earl Adams entered the second by Mr. Gorden, principal. , ality, Margaret McDonald; sister speech with tliee’—Jest Ink that.’’ Rev. G. W. Plumer gave an [of patriotism, Mary Ann Childs; grade Monday making the enroll- “Now. Mis’ Maule, I ain’t almin September 28, Sunday school address of welcome which was musician, Christine Rainey; choir, ment 37 in Miss Kiser’s room. to let no nigger whatsoever, even Bobby Christophier entered 10 a. m., morning worship at if he Is a mln'ster of the Gospel, responded to E. H. Condit ar.d i Margaret Nelson, Joy Bush, Ger- Evening service at 7:30. use mo' stylish language 'en whut Mrs. Floy Hammack. Miss Louise I tha Kelly, Alice Parker and Ruth the third grade Thursday. Mrs. 11. Tuesday evening Bible study at I kin. So I sez right back to him. Wilkerson now has 28. Malmsten played a piano solo. Page Simmons. The third grade,. Mrs. Spring’s 7:30; we are studying on the I sez, ‘Rev'n, drawn nigh an' yo' Rev. Plumer introduced the fol-1 Christine Rainey, retiring wor- shall be heard!’ lowing who had but recent'ythy advisor, was presented with room, are making geography prophetical line of the soon com- “So he undo’d the gate an’ come made Vernonia their home: Mr. |a Rainbow Bible by Allie Sim- booklets and drill charts in arith­ ng of our Lord and that which is on up the walk to m,v dostep. Bui to follow. Be sure and come and no sooner do he start to speak 'en metic. and Mrs. D. A. Kramer, Mr. andimons. One hundred new books have join us in this study. Mrs. J. B. Hair, Dr. and Mrs. M. I I know whut ‘tls he's tixin' to say. Thursday evening prayer meet- He’s fixin’ to ax my sympathy on been added to the library and MISS DAVIS. MISS PYE 40TH ANNIVERSARY are being shellacked and cata­ ng at 7:30. Saturday evening 'count of that torn-down limb of a ENTERTAIN AT CARDS treet meeting at 7 o’clock; fol- unmarried daughter of hls’n havin’1 logued. OF SCAPPOOSE COUPLE The eight-1 class had pcrfecl 'owed by a meeting at the tab­ got herself mixed up In a scandal­ Miss Rae Davis and Miss Myr­ izin' an’ bein' tawked about all over the neighborhood. So. jest soon cz Friends and neighbors sur­ tle Pye entertained at their home attendance up to Wednesday and ernacle. M. G. Hixson, Pastor. per are striving to make it a I sees whut he’s firkin* at. I tho'ws prised Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Watts at 1325 Bridge street Saturday feet month. up my right hand like this, an' 1 on Wednesday evening, Septem­ evening. The evening was spent EVANGELICAL CHURCH Miss Constance Bougher re ­ sez. to him. I sez: ber 17, at their home in Scap-! playing cards and games. Refresh­ ‘‘’Iiev’n,’ I sez. ‘Hold! Yere last poose in honor of their fortieth ments were served by the host­ ports that the lower grades up This will be rally and promo ­ fall,’ I sez, ’we'ti my husband Isaigh to and including the fourth are esses. wedding anniversary. Miss Mary, at the age of seventy-fo’, Those present were, Mr. and nicely started with music. Mis tion day in the Sunday school, Carter, Ewing, sister of Mrs. Watts and 9:45 a. m. A fine program is w'en he should a' l.nowed better, wuz Bougher is planning to organist Mrs. E. H. Condit, Mr. and Mrs. bridesmaid at the service read being arranged. 11 a. m., Rev. rnekkin* hlsse’f kind of proutlsc'us 40, years ago, was hostess on this Fred Spring, Miss Constance in orchestra in the Washington F. B. Culver, our pro liding elde’-, by hangin’ round two of the lady­ school. . Bougher, Miss Charlotte Hilts, members of the congregation, an' 1 memorable occasion. The 4-H club, Sewing II, wa: vill nreach and hold communion went to you,’ I sez, ‘an’ axes you. Mrs. Becca Wist and Mrs. Mrs. Alta Neal, Miss Ruth I ay- services. as the pastor, to ’monstrate wld Phoebe Sandstrom assisted the ,or> Miss Pcarl Kr»«*. MU» Mel- organized Tuesday under th. Young neonles’ meeting, 6:30 him, whut did you do? Jest be­ hostess. Promptly at 9 o’clock; l,a Laramore, W. McCrae, W. leadership of Miss Ruth Taylor ri. m. Pro-chine- bv the pastor cause he'd done give you live dol­ Miss Vera Price sang “ I Love , Thomas, and Lowell McGraw of Officers were elected as follows at 7:30. The choir is expecting lars fur the new organ fund, you Alice Hoffman, president; Helen tole me to shet up my black mouth You Truly.” Mrs. R. F. Niblock Portland. Holgate, vice presidnt: Minnie to sing at both services. an’ 'tend to my own blzness. played a wedding march and the Prayer meetings are on Wed- Christian, secretary. “ ‘Rev’n,’ I sez, ’ez ye sows, so happy couple took their places MR. AND MRS. SPRING The choir nesday 7:30 p. m. shall ye reaps! Rev’n, pass on!’” LINCOLN SCHOOL in the alcove accompanied by GUESTS OF HONOR <©. by the McNaught Syndicate. Inc.l Valda Rae Bond of the second practices Thursday evening at N. A. and Mrs. Perry. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spring grade had 100 in spelling last 7:30. George Magwood reconsecrated were the guests of honor at a Rev. Mr. Culver will preach Gull* Which Keep to Shore the marriage vow, and congratu­ kitchen shower given by Mrs. E. week. this Saturday evening at 7:30, The black head gulls of Europe, lation^ were received amid a M. Condit and Mrs. E. E. Yeo followed bv quarterly conference. unlike the ordinary seagulls com shower of rice thh-own in memory Wednesday evening at the home “Hail Columbia’’ Written Everybody is welcome. mon along the coast of this country, of another wedding day. The of Mrs. Yeo. The evening was are not sea-going birds. They will as Offering to Fiisnd G. W. Plumer, Pastor. bride carried a beautiful candy spent playing bridge. First prizes not follow ships day after day. hut Just to oblige an Insistent friend bouquet of roses and lilies of were won by Mrs. Fred Spring a Philadelphia judge back In 17flh keep themselves well within reach of land. In fact, they are not ad the valley presented her by th- and L. F. Austin and consolation spent part of one week-end compos verse to flying Inland and feedins hostess. Ing a patriotic song which hr prizes by Miss Ruth Taylor and In new-plowed land, on Insects. The guests in due time pre­ E. H. Condit. Mr. and Mrs. thought would sink back Into ob worms and larvae. sented Mr. and Mrs. Watts with Spring received a number of scurity within a week or two. The gulls hreed from the British And the result was one of Amer a lovely coffee service. Many beautiful and useful gifts. Isles east through Europe, as far lea's greatest national airs—“Hall Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green, ns individual gifts were also re­ Turkestan. Tn winter they range Those present were Mr. and Columbia.-’ Miss Charlotte Green, Miss Nells all the way from the Azores to Ja­ ceived. Mrs. Fred Spring, Mr. and Mrs. The composer was Joseph Hop Green, and Norman Green, went pan. Mrs. Clara Miller of Gresham J. E. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. klnson. living largely along the shores, who was widely known fm and Mrs. R. F. Niblock served Condit, Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss his artistic, musical ami llterarj to Corvallis Sunday where Char­ on crustaceans, small flsh and any a buffet lunch, assisted by Miss Melba Laramore, Miss Constance tastes. It was In the middle of thi lotte and Norman have entered food which finds Its way into the waters along the shores. Violet Hazen, Mary Ellen Pit Bougher, Miss Myrtle Pye, Miss summer of 1708 that a young actor Oi-egon State college. Mrs. B. Rachal accidentally ney, Mrs. A. R. Dorris and Laf e Marie Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Alta Gilbert Fox for whom the benefit eaught her right hand in her Brown. Neal, Miss Charlotte Hilts, W. was to be given, went to Ilopktn Practically all invited guests Thomas, W. McCrae, C. G. Whit­ son's home at 3.“S Spruce street. He ear door while getting out Sun­ were those who resided in Scap­ lock. E. Dumas, L. F. Austin, explained that there was little pros day, and smashed two fingers. pent for attracting a crowd and There were no bones broken. Thelma Stephens poose vicinity 40 years alo, so H. McEntire, E. E. Yeo. asked bls friend tn holt» him out Harry Pierce, of Treharne, the evening was spent in remi- That was Saturday The perform Mrs. Judd Greenman, Mrs. W. INSTRUCTION IN PIANO suffered minor scratches and ■ niscence. W. Wolff, Miss Pearl Krause, nnce was to be on Monday. And bruises when his motorcycle col-j N. A. Perry, violinist, aceomp and Miss Florence Santee early that mornln" "Hall Columbia" 430 North St. Phone 264 lided with a car on Bridge street anied by Mrs. Maude Watts-Col­ gifts but were unable to be sent pre- had been completed. Sunday. lier, played old time music while sent. Fox sang the song, accompanied by a full band and a “grand the guests enjoyed the Virginia chorus." Crowds sang It tn the reel, stately minuet or merry LOYAL GLEANERS streets ns they left the theater quadrille. AT MRS. BRADY’S And a short time Inter Ilopklnaon Both Mr. and Mrs. Watts are wrote to George Washington: well known throughout the coun­ The Loyal Gleaners met W.d- "The theaters here and In New ty. Both have taken a vital part nesday afternoon at the home of York have resounded with ft night in development projects of Co­ Mrs. Roy Brady. A new consti­ nfter nfclit nnd mon nnd boys sing lumbia county nnd in Scappoose tution and by-laws were accepted I It wherever they go.”—Kansas City civic and educational affairs. by the club. Mrs. Grace Mul- Times. Out of town guests were Hen­ kins was elected secretary to ry and Mrs. Collier, N. A. «and succeed Mrs. M. L. Herron, who Roy Brady, who works for the M rs. Perry, Mis« Martha Shull resumed to take the office of Oregon-American Lumber comp­ of Portland, Mrs. Clara Wilson treasurer. A social hour was my, ran a picaroon deeply into of Gresham and Mrs. Elizabeth «pent in embroidering for the his right hand Monday, He ex- Adams of St. Helens. ba-nnr to be hold this winter, nects fo resume work today. A portion of the river was parti­ tloned off as n swimming bath available for both soxes. A meek looking man went up to the at­ tendant. who was eating his lunch and said: "When you have quite finished I should like to have a word with you.” After ten minutes had nassed the attendant said • “What do you want?” “My mother-in-law,” he replied, “dived In off the deen end about twenty minutes ago. and «he hasn’t come up yet. Would you please lend me a lifebuoy to throw after her? I shouldn’t like It to bo thought I was unkind.”—London Tit Bits. Phone Our job shop is as near to you as your telephone. Phone us to call and we will be right on the job to get the job you have for us Use Eagle classified Ads. 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