FRIDAY,
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
PAGE TWO
MRS. MCGRAW MADE
WORTHY PATRON
When a Feller Needs a Friend
Mrs. Leona McGraw was elect
ed worthy matron of Nt'halem
chapter 153, Order of Eastern
Star Wednesday evening. Other
officers elected were: worthy pat
ron, Emil Messing; associate mat
ron. Mrs. Edith Pearse; associate
patron, J. E. Tapp; secretary,
.Mrs. Alma Bell; treasurer, Mrs.
Fern Kullander; conductress, Mrs. I
Lillian Brown; associate conduct
ress, Mrs. Minnie Hughes.
Officers will be installed Jan-
uary 7. The next meeting will
be a Christmas party and the
members are invited t< bring
their husbands to the party.
I
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had *Mfl this man bef-’J*
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ranld not brauk away tn "
^nation of
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We have a fine assortment of stamped materials
to be finished easily with hand work.
Lunch Sets
Aprons
Garments for
Infants and children
The beautiful hand made bedspread now in our
window will l>e given away December 30,
ASK US FOR DETAIL
—Publishers’ Auxiliary
Mrs. Handley
ART SHOP
Tax,
V.
new
P h / lco
#///>/ Gniml Console
only
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Ve rnonin Service Stai
( Iregon
ys!
Hemnants at Half Price
Regular
"i‘vin‘r
Men’s Khaki Jackets
Children's Flannel
Slightly shop worn. Regular 1
values. She ¡2 and 14 <»nly. 1
Limited supply, at
äi-Uu ÄÄ K?bl*
D, M, C. Threads
nation.
A Timely
.
Short lengths of a|| kindll
Pnce cut in half.
™ lot ju
Bt me,!«
madie up.
New
iuat
Bed Spreads
Pillow Cases
Scarfs
Many others
wise they might have been indifferent
Mi
END OF THE WEEK
Beautiful Patterns
Reasonable Prices
On it depends the continued prosperity of the
G. His.»a, P«stor.
1 *•<-vnibar
»«• «nd hoBy. ??
G>r th« ni-intk,
drtnl Dolh! Carriagwi! Di«h»’
Tractors, Airplana*! Games galore! Also gifta for older folk. W*“1
or our Mix-peg« colored circulars. You will be delighted with th« k*
PT“'« Anti alxn-e all WATCH OUR WINDOW8!
Jf ake T hem > ourself!
It makes people want things to which other-
M
F. Cianca
U mk I h of them! .Toy« for all
Christmas Gifts
greatest of all agents in stimulating buying.
KULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
I
The Loyal Gleaners class of
the Christian church met at the
/
church Wednesday
afternoon.
'B: 'flT
Mrs. Ray Charltsworth, Mrs. R.
Brady and Mrs. M. Mulkins were
appointed a nominating commit
tee for new officers. The work
was turned in for the baby booth
at the bazaar to be held Decem
ber 17. Mrs. F. C. Stephens had
charge of the program and games
were played. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. George Stankey.
Others present were Mrs. A. C.
Hunter, Mrs. E. Knight, Mrs.
P. Taylor, Mrs. R. A. Olson,
Mrs. J. L. Timmons, Mrs. M. L.
Herron.
No meeting will be held De
cember 17, as that is the day of'
Green,
Aldrich, P. SURPRISE PARTY FOR
the bazaar and the next meet- ' DOUBLE BIRTHDAY
I
Wideman,
W.
A.
McGilvray,
L VIRGIL DRORBAUGH
ing will be on December 31 at PARTY CELEBRATED
Cates. G. Nelson. Cameron.
the home of Mrs. J. L. Tim-
Marshall. H. V. Holcomb, D.
mons.
Mrs. Virgil Drorbaugh enter
Leona Hillman and Helen Mes- Cason, A. Holmes, B. Smith,
sing were the recipients of many Malmsten, E. E. Yeo, W. T.i tained with a rarpnw party I ri
P.-T. A. HAVE
beautiful gifts Monday evening, Lilly, W. B. Ortner, > Jeschard
^ay n*xht on Mr. Drorbaugh, the
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occasion being his birthday.
INTERESTING PROGRAM the occasion being a double birth Miller, Miss Chandler.
day party.
The evening was spent playing
Those present were
Shelby
games, after which a delightful
A very interesting program
“
GREAT
LAKES
”
IS
lunch was served.
was presented at the Parent- Caton. Ortha DeHart, June Mich- STI’DY CLUB TOPIC
Those present were Mr. and
Teacher meeting held in the au ener. Margarite McNutt, Leila
Mrs. Omar Poynter, M um Gwen
ditorium of the Washington school Nelson, Marjorie Holtham, Ruth
Simmons, Rose Sitts, Sara
dolyn Poynter, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
Monday evening. The program Page
Mrs. Carl Davidson gave a very ter Linn and Mr. and Mr«. Claude
McGee, Lorane Space, Margrette
was as follows: A series of duets
interesting
paper
on
“
The
Great
by pupils of Mrs. Ray’s room, Laird and Mildred Walters. Dor Lakes Country,” at the regular Gibson.
"A Tea Party,” by Lillian Laird, othy June Wolff was unable to meeting of the Vernonia Study |
Wilberta Lisenby, Leonard Kos- come but sent her gifts.
Games were played at the clnb which was held Friday at
tur, and Bud George; “Jack and
the home of Mrs. Dave Marshall. I The Aviator of Her
Jill,” by Kathleen Lolley and Messing apartment, while a very
In
answer to roll call, the mem
Choice
the
Bernard Lamping: “If you’re nice lunch wa sserved at
bers gave current events of the
Holtham
home.
Not Good,” by Waunita Crane
Ry GENEVERA COOK
Great Lakes Country.
and Clifford Machen; "Two Little
Mr. Wilkerson has previously
GUEST
DAY
AT
AM calling you-ou-ou <>u <»U rm
Indians,” by Bobby Lindley and
requested the club to furnish
oa ... !" Ihile Dolton, her
Dolores Boni slaw; Pirate song, MISSIONARY MEETING
him with a list of questions per turbulent brown curl« eacuplng r -m
by Ray Dickson, Jack Childs,
taining to goed citizenship to under the edge of a wide red rib
Lawson Smith, Bruce Holcomb,
Wednesday afternoon, a de- give the civics class of the high bon,
lifted her Small, shapely head
Turner,
Florian Mauer, Robert
lightful time was enjoyed by ,-chool. The club had an interest as she dipped the paddle rhyth
Clinton Allard.
about 70 ladies when the mem ing discussion over the ques- mically Into the sparkling water,
Songs, “The Fortune Teller,” bers of the Missionary society tions presented by the members, and sent her high, sweet voice
and "Laughing Song,” by Ummer- of the Evangelical church each and they were given to Mr. Wil- echoing down the lake.
“Will you answer, too?" she car
ay Blount, Lucille Wood, Rosa entertained a guest at a boun kerson this week.
olled happily. There ««• some
Van Buren, Helen Barnes, Louise teous pot luck dinner and the
Mrs. Frank Dickson was wel- thing «hon» th'« blue gem of « lake
Higbee,
Amos Iles,
Clifford regular meeting of the society.
Smith, Earl Jones, La Von Walnut favors with a limerick in corned as a new member to the In the cool Mnlnn «roods, acme
club, After the meeting a de thing about the purple mountain
George. Walter Barnes, Bonnie each were given to those present
licious
lunch was served by Mrs. rising against the sky across the
Jean Tohmpson.
and the limericks were read dur
Marshall.
_ will long stretch of quiet water, that
The next meeting
Christmas hymns
Mrs. Ray’s room won the prize ing dinner.
to yearn for beauty «nd ro
be
held
December
11
at
the
home seemed
man-•* and lnuglc r i , i | gayety end
of $2.50 for the best attenlance were sung after the dinner.
of
Mrs.
Frank
Nanson.
love.
The bazaar will be held in the
of parents,
The next meeting
Others present were Mrs. M
Suddenly, ns If In answer to her
will be held in the high school building next to Mac’s Pharmacy D. Cole. Mrs. E. E. Yeo, Mrs.
call, there was the whirr of motors
December 13. A number of« the
January 5.
E.
A. In the «Ir, a gray shadow flashed
visiting ladies signified their in* Judd Greenman, Mrs.
Green, Mrs. C. W. Reithner, Mrs. across the path of the sunlight, and
of
joining
the
organiza-
tention
TREHARNES HOLD
C Richardson. Mrs. E. M. Bliele, Dale looked up tn watch a plane.
tion.
Uke a great silver bird, loop twice
FAMILY REUNION
The prog-ram was in charge Mrs. E. E. Gamer, Mrs. W. E. and then flutter down to a landing
of Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Al Bell, Mrs. F. Hanson, Mrs. H. at the far side of the lake
A family reunion was held ice Malmsten gave an interest V. Holcomb, Mrs. V. Peebly.
By the time she had paddled
the ing talk on the third chapter of
Thanksgiving
day
at
swiftly up to It. and poised bealde
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. the book.
It, resting her hnnd lightly on one
Dental Spar
silver wing she found that both
Treharne, all the children being
Those present were Mesdames
Mrs. Ashland «pent Wednesday
Tn addition to the production of cockpits were empty, and no one
present. They were Roland Tre O. Malmsten, A. L. Parker, W.
shopping in Portland, remaining
highgrade
pottery
feldspar,
there
la
waa
In
eight
Dale
smiled
mis
harne of Vancouver, Washington, H. Kent, G. W. Plumer, C. U.
a small output In Canada of chievously.
"Well. If Im looking Thanksgiving with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Kelley of Enstrum, S. Malmsten, F. M. also
“dental spar." a superfine grade for excitement and something ro Mr«. Simpson.
Vernonia, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ruhl, O. D. McCabe, M. R. Eby, of feldspar used In the manufacture mantic. It looks as If I might be
O'Connor of Hillsboro, Gurtha E. B. Miner, Henry John, A. of artificial teeth. While the de going to get It!"
and Ethel Kelley, Mary, Edwin U. Sauer, E. M. Bliele, Lillig, mand for this class of feldspar Is
Suddenly there was a voice from
and Noah Trehame, all of Ver- E. H. Condit, E. Snyler, C. Hur- necessarily limited. Canada Is be shore: "HelloT _
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A man
com
lleved to be the chief source of Ing toward her out of the rocks,
nonia.
1 ley, R. Smith, O. Sheeley, E. the world's supply.
young, with wavy yellow ha'- and
Others present were Mrs. Vera 1 Sheeley, L. A. Rogers, W. A.
deep blue erra.
“it mit t l-e a
Murray and son Raymond of , Armitage, C. L. Brock, Couped,
Giannini Foandstios
water-sprite," he railed "Is It the
St. Helens, Mr. Packard of Port L. Möwe, P. Hills, Armstrong,
For a mo
Tn January. 1ft». Ui«> Ikincltaly spirit of the laker
land, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Gander, J. B. Hair, L. F. Austin, convocation of Son Francisco gave ment Dole remained breathless gax-
Willson and two daughters, Clyde Ben Bennett, Judd Greenman, L. to the regents of the t’nl versi ty of Ing at him.
Willson, Harry Willson, John H. Roberson, A. J. Hughes, H. California as a tribute to Mr A. P.
Then Dale wna startled by an
Do%l, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wash S. Strong, Leo Hall, Irma Mann, Giannini, the sum of $1,500.000 to other voice “Oh. good morning r
bum, all of Vernonia.
¡A. C. Knauss, F. Malmsten, D. l»e used to estahllali the Giannini Tall, slim, distinguished, with deep
¡Fowler, A. Childs, W. E. Bell, Foundation of Agricultural Ei-onorn- black eyes which burned Into here.
• second man bent over the canoe
Eagle classifieds will pay you. Sarah Spencer, C. Richardson, E. <ca in the College of Agriculture.
-nd held out his hand.
With a
Advertising—printed salesmanship— is the
CHRI stum
her« to make ■ pIHur.
•
Divin« a*
now.- he n.»d<l«d *»««•»
them», "UrawahZT*
Ubly •< the man with the H«™»
I ht latían En<|ZZ¿ J
w.vy hair
"I. <’f *^’ur*
t f "
It
B Is calle«’ ’Win«« «f Otipld
Miaaiuaary Pag,^' '
“And »ou do atunts «•
“ '
TJ-. .
Hher on.-*? How
’’"¡'I
Ej.it1-
In«' Mae I watch vou wme timer
flhe tnrned t«« the "Jber m"O
“Which of roti Is the PH«!
Rio del Romo Intcrrimte ’ I'"’’
fora he conld «peO
'h*
evangelical church
hero of th« picture -of <v«ur«e
Rtn del Romo I
The other man smiled at »”* I
c w Plwmer, Mlwistoe
“I' m only Oral» TMnitnn. y«u
The Sunday achool will moot
he ««Id.
|g . „> « W W Iff will
The nett two weeks were th
•bout timrly
Ths Iowa day s»r-
Ing on» h»r Dale hut the. c.use.1 be in charge
r ad printingsn,!^
The
Iter a g»*d d»*l of per|>leslt» F-»r vices will by at It • ••••
subject will tw "Memories.”
cns thing. When the. swam t°«^h
volume pira» Ql|J|
Dinner at noon.
er. It WSS t'ralg Thoimton who
luw I MUST J thup^
swam and dived and rv»de no the
Both Christian Endeavor ao-
while
Rio
del
Romo
tat
testa
WrU hglp.4
surf board
cleties will meet at fl 30 p. m.
on the raft and acnwled He didn't The pastor will prwach at 7:30.
like thing"» like that, he antd. Rut
Thera has been a change in
when they went tn dance* at the
U>on club. It •» S ’ R'n del Rnmo. »he
! nil th*
flying star, who
tfnn rMt*
T..i. w*«
- - »he »Hivy nf ever*
girl St ’he Iske
The dsv before tbev were to *•
over the Into end up Into th tn- t|»i
talus for the h'r «me
I •'
1'omo told D“lc ” "• he •
’’
to marrv him When •’ e h •! «'>- I
he was nvervn”-e with «•' -slab
went
Flnallv be s«'d “Well, to
morrt-w. when my picture is d-me
you may tell me then
Tn
the
wife ft Rin del Remo, think of
It! The wife of the famous flying
star!"
I»ala did think of It. but she
thought more nf t'ralg
tn the morning she watched ths
stiver «lane loop and roll over the
lake and then «nerd sway over
the w'"--»1’
rVste she ant»
poses w»« r nag wtra Htn »w
was piloting the plane
Ruddenlt
I
her eye« widened In hnrrar
in
rectlv over ths mountain the plane
began to spin, and went crashlu«
to the earth.
With a era Dale
started tn ran toward It
She wss
•ebbing to her«--’f
“<H <'ra'»
t’ralg. Owl»'" For now she knew
A genuine, full - performance,
No glory of stars er pll -ts r>-uld
compare w'th <*r»lg. who loved her
high-quality Fhilro radio for
whom «he loved
Suddenlv there was a mice be
only
< $H9.5O. » Read the liat of
hind her "De not era. d« no» rrt
for me. for III«“ I'e was
advantages thia set brings you!
at her with those hurtdrg eyes
Frww sdwasssssXeseglsrM
'1 do n«f »« np Me I d« not <1-
those ilaneeroaa thlnra
Yostf ITuloo 4r«u wiU aG41v arvwaae e
Dale stared at him wide eyed
I
hreathleea' “Who doe«’“
"Whv. he. that O«lr Thornton
He doe« all the ptlmtn»'
-- e tell
me yon will marry—"
Bn» Dale nevra heard the rest nt
It
fllie arae oT through th» woods
and np the hillside to the pls-*e
where a hrnken hit of silver lay
crashed acninst the earth
Ant
there, miracles of miracle«, w-s
<>alg Thornton, one arm hangtng
Amply at bls «Ide. smiling and
walking toward her
A l«ns time later lM1e »«id him
about Rfn her eyes flashing “Wh»
LlfcfT
did v«n let him take sR »be rre.1 »
cow
dee-•" Craig tightened his arm
FOIT
* ran-id he- “1 n* rr <
t he told
her. "till I met y m Dai».
*„<•
then—I wanted yon Just beeanae
A «AFIR (Olii
yon loved me. m b, « raei »•»•
now for y- nr sake. -i»ar nt jttt»
It with wing«- n«t flr«t • his
voice was very tender, "flrat. I
wanted to -flay ft With late""
fOFPFrlfflH »
GI.EANERS APPOINT
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Buying
'“»•d by .houli»
A hearty Wsk^
Sunday school lb a. m.j morn
ing worship at II. »object “Gel
tin« a Hude for ( mmk ,** followed
by the communion »ervlce
I Evening evangelistic aarvice at
7:30. Everybody wtlcoma.
Mid week •srvieea are aa fol
low*: Tuesday evening.
Hible
study; Friday evening la our
tegular prayer meeting,
FI6HT
TUBtHCULOSli
Advertising Stimulates
’•’•••“0«. Th*¿u7>
Church
Notice«
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lon« Sim 38. <0, 42
worn, flizeit 33.32, 34-32
25C
Dark Colored Volk»
Heavy enough to uae foe c(”n^
•ng. The price of oour»e w
tion of the value. The fiiur*
•re rather peculiar. Yard
MEN’S POLO
SHIRTS
Slipover st,I«, a
w*iflht to wear under
»4, three site 42.
REMEMBIB
Befort !*
Shop at Ml
And SAVB