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Loyal Gleaners at Mrs. Stankey’s The Loyal Gleaners met with Mrs. George Stankey Wednes day afternoon and responded to roll call with original Valentine couplets. Mrs. M. L. Herrin and Mrs. Jim Brady won prizes in the Valentine games which followed. The hostess served refresh ments to the guests who were Mrs. Nola Brady, Mrs. Jim Brady, Mrs. V. Haight, Mrs. M. L. Her rin, Mrs. A. C. Hunter, Mrs. Thelma Johnson, Mrs. E. Knight, Mrs. Beulah Lindsay, Mrs. Asel Lolley, Mrs. R. A. Olson, Mrs. F. C. Stephens, Mrs. J. L. Tim- mons, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Edna Armstrong, Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. Helen Spofford, Mrs. C. Dustin, and Mrs. B. Owens. The Gleaners will meet next with Mrs. E. Knight February 25, at which time the roll call re- sponse will be an anecdote of some President. KENSINGTON CLUB AT MRS. COLE’S LOCALS $ Church Notices Tablets, Oil or Salts? It, because of their greater c o nvenience, their more pleasant taste, their greater economy, you choose tablets, then you’ll surely derive tremendous sat isfaction from Rexall Orders ISO for lies. These chocolate- $1.00 flavored laxative tablets attract water from the system into the bowels, where the dry contents are softened and flushed out in a gentle, thorough, natural movement, with out forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Don’t suffer from consti pation. Get a bottle of 150 Rexall Orderlies to day. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. I Mac’s Pharmacy 5 Vernonia, Oregon EVANGELICAL CHURCH The Sunday school hour it 9:45 a. m., in charge of w. w. Wolff. The pastor will speak on the subject, “Are there any oppor tunities for the improvement of the adults?” The two Christian Endeavor societies meet at 6:30 p. m. The 7:30 service will partake of a “Lincoln Day.” The pastor will give a short talk on “Great men, but One greater than they." Miss Rougher will give a ing, “The Perfect Tribute,1 Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. The Douglass orchestra will play for this service. FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Services for the week com mencing February 15. Sunday school 10 a. m. If your children are not attending Sunday school we invite you to bring or send them. Children greatly need Christian training while they are young. • Sunday morning services at 11 a. m. Evening services 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening, February 18. prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday night meeting has been changed to Wednesday, that every one can attend other mid-week services in town. We welcome you to all these services. I The basketball team played the ' Camp 8 Loggers Tuesday af ternoon winning by a score of 18 to 10. The Camp 8 boys put up a good battle but the WASHINGTON SCHOOL more experienced team won out. Mrs. Rogers’ room had their Mrs. H. E. McGraw is spend- Friday the basketball team will ing the week in Salem with Mr. first speend test in numbers and play at Clatskanie. McGraw. During her absence 16 pupils made 100 and five only An assembly program will be Mrs. W. G. Walker of Banks is had one error. given in the auditorium Friday An opera, “Love Pirates of afternoon at one o’clock. Par at the McGraw home. Hawaii,” will be given about the Dr. R. T. Brennan, Dr. Arnold end of March under the direc ents are invited to be present. Nicholson and Mrs. Evelyn T. Ba tion of Miss Constance Bougher, The Lincoln school pupils will pre ker of Portland, were in Vern- music instructor. Characters are sent the program. The following in the sixth nia Thursday on a fishing trip being chosen from the eighth grade had 100 in spelling: Paul and visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D. grade. Adams, Bonita Buffmire, Hugh McCabe. The following had 100 in spel Caton, Wilburn Marks, Irene Hotel Gordon guests this week ling: Fourth grade, Edison Aid- Thompson. were H. E. Smith, A. E. Scruggs, rich, Jack Anderson LaVerne Bas Mrs. Rogers room will have a B. E. Brandtner, J. G. Carney, sett, Charles Fielding, Arthur short program and a postoffice , Froembling, Erlene Jenkins, Tru- P. J. Lamberty, John Thompson, in their room after the assembly J. M. Mackenzie, Eric Koke, I man Knight, Kiyoko Kuge, Vivian Friday. The parents are invited. Laird, Frank Lusby, Lois McDon Portland; T. Byron, Vernonia; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stockdale Arthur Turner, C. H. Adams ald, June McNutt, Hazel Parker, Ellen Rowlands, Howard Rundell, and daughter LaVelle spent the and Wm Me Donald, Hepner. George Stankey, Charles Tays, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson, Katherine E. McGraw. Mr. Stockdale is the Hotel McDonald guests this Elvere week were J. P. Ryan, Elizabeth Trude, Alice Brown. Miss Kirk representative from Grant and Murray, St. Helens; L. L. Love, patrick’s room, Frances Davis, Harney counties. Corvallis; Gunder Carlson, S. Earl Jones, Lee Van Buren, C. C. Murton of the Portland P. and S. Coj Mr. and Mrs. J. Daisy McDonald, Edith Ludwig, C. Penelope, San Fransisco; Geo. Louise Higbee, LaVon George, office of the Miller Mercantile Co. and J. G. Allen of the V. Nelson, B. Wortendyke and Ummeray Blount. Edith Ludwig and Daisy Mc Miller Store in Hillsboro, ac- son Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Mur phy, W. A. Nisley, Norman W. Donald have been chosen to rep-' companied by Mrs. Murton and Wilson, B. Wickstrand, and C. resent Miss Kirkpatrick’s room in Mrs. Allen, were Vernonia vis- the spelling contest._____________ itors Sunday._________________ L. Larson, Portland. Mrs. M. D. Cole and Ruth I —----- — = Holaday visitel at the home of ^OllOOl IfOlilS their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Holaday in Scappoose Sun- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald, and the host and hostess. First prizes were won by Elody McDonald and Mrs. George Bas- lington, consolation by Gust Schmidlin and Mrs. Charles Uh- lin. A generous lunch of salad, sandwiches, and cakes with cof fee and cocoa was served by the hostess at midnight. The Kensington club met at the home of Mrs. M. D. Cole Thurs day afternoon. The time was spent making aprons and towels for the Christmas bazaar for which the-date of December 5 has already been set. The silver offering of the afternoon was contributed to the Red Cross drouth fund. Tea was served by the hostess to Mrs. Frank Dixon, a guest of the club, and to the following members: Mrs. Marvin R. Eby, Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, Mrs. W. A. Harris, Mrs. Tom Crawford, Mrs. James Nanson, Mrs. Earl Dial, Mrs. Harry Culbertson, Mrs. REBEKAH CLUB A. L. Kullander, Mrs. C. S. Hoff man, Mrs. J. T. McDonald, Mrs. AT MRS. LINN’S E. S. Thompson and Mrs. Wm. i Mountain Heart Rebekah club Culver. The next meeting of the club R. R. McGregor left last week Mrs. William Culver has been met Wednesday afternoon at the Mrs. will be held at the home of for Port Angeles, Washington. very ill for the past week. home of Mrs. W. E. Linn. The next meeting will be held the Earl Dial in Riverview on the Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cates have R. M. Aldridge and family second Tuesday instead of Wed evening of Thursday, February spent moved to Klamath Falls. the weekend in Seaside. nesday. Dainty refreshments were 19 at 7:30. o’clock. served by Mrs. Linn and Mrs. Robert Seargeant was a Port- W. J. Armitage was unable to MR. AND MRS. KRAMER be at his store Wednesday on ac- land visitor Sunday. Mae Mellinger. Those present were Mrs. Spof SURPRISED count of illness. J. H. Bush and George Ford ford, Mrs. E. B. Miner, Mrs. F. Mrs. Lola Nance and Macile made a business trip to St. Hel O’Donnell, Mrs. E. Sunell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kramer Rose Schultz, Mrs. U. C. Black, were the recipients of a surprise Roberts were shopping in Portland ens Tuesday. Mrs. Ruby Biggs, Mrs. Martha party the evening of February Tuesday. Among recent arrivals at Ho Frey, Mrs. Opha Glassner, Mrs. 6, the first anniversary of their Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hanson tel Nehalem were Anita Schiffer Margaret Lines, Mrs. Grace Deck coming to Vernonia. spent the weekend in Seaside and W. J. Turner of Portland. er, Mrs. J. Monger, Mrs. H. Responsible for the occasion visiting their daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Cummings, post- Fogel, Mrs. E. S. Thompson, Mrs. were Mrs. Rose Fletcher, Mrs. Claud Moreley of Hillsboro master at Keasey was a Ver- Mae Mellinger, Mrs. Selma Webb, Mary Nelson and daughter, Miss Mrs. Edna Linn, and Miss Bessie Gladys Pressnall, and Bob Sear visited friends in Vernonia dur nonia visitor Saturday. Spofford. geant. They brought refresh ing the week end. Ben Brandtner Jr., of Port- ments with them, and a very land visited in Vernonia Mon- Emmet Biddle returned from SOCIAL CLUB pleasant evening _______ . , was spent. Astoria to spend the week end day. FORMS COUNCIL P. H. “Dad” Roberts, 79 years at home- Mr. and Mrs. George Alien Earl Smith and family spent baugh of Salem were guests of The Eastern Star Social club old, who has been very ill with met Wednesday afternoon in the pneumonia at his home on Ne the weekend in a cottage at Sea Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard son the first of the week. Masonic temple. It was decided halem St., is reported to be im side. that the six committee chairmen proving. Mrs. Charles Richardson re Mesdames Judd Greenman, C. would form a council to look Mrs. P. L. McDuffe and daugh turned Sunday from a week’s C. Anderson, Hale, W. W. Wolff, after the chamber of commerce ter Joan left Sunday for their and A. J. Hughes were Portland visit in Portland. dinners. home in Keasey after making a shoppers Friday. Mrs. K. A. McNeill, Mrs. month’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Hazel Tomlin of Scofield, Mrs. Herbert Holyfield and ba T. M. Crawford, and Mrs. W. E. Bell. Oregon, was visiting Alberta by returned home from Wilcox J. W. Brown were appointed to Veal this week. Registered at the HyVan re Memorial hospital in Portland see about shades for the upstairs Rose Sitts sprained her ankle I Sunday. lights. Mrs. A. L. Kullander cently were W. F. Hintzen, Jos and Mrs. E. E. Yeo were ap eph R. Rose, Frank H. Watson, while playing volley ball at the A. L. Kullander was a Port- pointed to purchase articles for Chas. Foss, Margaret Newman, grade school last week. land visitor Sunday and while the kitchen. Mrs. Gwladys Mac Wm. Brown, A. E. May, N. B. Chet Shoemaker, Harold May- there took his brother to Eman pherson was elected chairman for Souders, M. B. Dillon, H. B. field, Dr. M. D. Cole, and Van uel hospital. Ramsay, E. H. Leahy, Ed. Ad- the meeting. Peebley spent the weekend at Others present were Mrs. G. ams, of Portland, Monnie M. the beaches near Seaside. Mrs. Lou Cates and daughter and Hauser, Salem; J. H. Atkins Drorbaugh, Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. Delphine left Saturday to join family, Camp 8, H. Von Cleff, L. Beveridge, Mrs. O. D. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. English Mr. Cates at Klamath Falls where Mrs. F. Dickson, Mrs. F. Hart Clatskanie; F. J. Renning, W. and daughter Lucile of Portland they will make their home. Snyder, of Kelso. wick. were Sunday callers at the home Mrs. A. E. Green returned of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sauer. to her home Sunday after spend- MR. AND MRS. FRANK Mrs. Jack Kerr entertained ing several weeks at the Eman- SCHMIDLIN ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. George Van Vleet uel hospital. Tuesday night at a dinner in hon J. F. Whitlock, father of C. BEAVER CREEK—(Special.)- or of Mr. Kerr's birthday. G. Whitlock, manager i of the A pleasant evening was spent Lena Truax and Louise Pic local Penney store, was taken playing five hundred at the home ard of Clatskanie were week to the Emanuel hospital in Port of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin CHRISTIAN CHURCH end visitors with the D. McDon land Sunday. Saturday, February 7. ald family at the hotel. Those present were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armitage Mrs. Gust Schmidlin and sons F. Claude Stephens, Minister Mrs. Van Peebly was called' and Mr. and Mrs. George Van Services for February 15 — Gregory and Joe, Elody McDon to Oakland, California, this week'Vleet and son George, drove to ald and son Hugh, Mr. and Mrs. 9:45 a. m. Bible school; 10:45 a. by the serious illness of her ¡Seaside Sunday where they vis- W. E. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. m. Divine morning worship; our father. ited until Tuesday. George McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. theme, “Devotional Life of the Harry Condit, Curtis Hess, Mr. Christian in His Relation to the and Mrs. Charles Uhlin, Mr. and Christ.” Four p. m. Junior Christian Mrs. A. F. Smejkal, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Ohler, Mr. and Mrs. H. Endeavor; 6:30 p. m. Senior ' even- C. Ohler, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Con- Christian Endeavor; 7:30 dit, Mr, and Mrs, George Basling- ing services. Theme, , “A Great of Witnesses.” We close early for the morn ing service, also the evening < likewise, thereby giving • those having radios opportunity for most of the air programs for the day. Which relief from constipation do yon prefer? FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO w J TO ¿ Hfl STORES ■J Have a “Heart—y” Meal Our Valentine’s Day greeting to you is to “have a heart-y meal”—one that you will enjoy to the fullest. And that’s where we can be of service! A wide vari ety of seasonable foods that are both fresh and of fine 'quality are in our stores on Valentine’s Day — and every day — for your selection. Prices Effective Saturday and Monday February 14 and 16, 1931 SOAP VT* V J* V T1D MacMARR—Made from Northwestern^^ Hard Wheat. Gives best results. 49 lbs.^^ J. MATCHES SEARCHLIGHT BRAND 6 Boxes ROLLED OATS FLOUR—Graham, Whole Wheat, Pas try or Rye— QP No. 10 Sack ............................... SHRIMP—May we suggest Creamed Shrimp on Toast as a delightful lun cheon dish? Creole Brand OQp fancy No. 1 — 2 cans ............ ¿ui/C PURITAN MALT—A National favor ite at low price— QQ 21/2 Pound Can ......................... ui/V APRICOTS—Large Luscious halves of tree ripened fruit. Qfvn No. 2i/2 tine—2 Cans for........ UUV JELL WELL—Choice of flavors—3 pkgs................ SURELAY— Sack ......... CRACKED CORN Sack .................. Raise a good garden—lower your living expenses. COFFEE ECONOMY—An excellent coffee at the price— Ofvn Per Pound ......................... MacMARR — Our best blend — Quality guaranteed equal to any coffee at any price. d»-| A A pound 34c — 3 lbs...... ip J-»VV PORK & BEANS—Van Camp’s — Me dium cans, ready to serve QPxz* 3 Cans for ................................. UvV TREE TEA—Brand, Black or OK« Green — Vfc pound pkg............. OOC FEEDS MILL RUN— Sack ........... Garden Seeds P & G NAPTHA 10 Bars ............. 75c $2.33 $1.95 GOLDEN WEST COFFEE— 1 Pound vacuum cans .............. OOL WHITE KING—Granulated Soap — Large Package........ 39c SPINACH — Libbys Fancy No. 2l/z Cans. Rich in iron essential QQr» to everyone. 2 for.................. DEL MONTE CATSUP— Large Bottles, 2 for ____ SEEDS OF ALL KINDS 5c 20c TO PACKAGE LAWN SEED — MORCROP FERTILIZER TOBACCO SPRAY FULL LINE OF Garden Tools TROWELS FLOWER GARDEN SETS— Shovel. Rake, Hoe—all for ........... WEED RAKES 15c 30c $1.00 t» STEEL RAKES to AND HOES PRICES LOWER THAN EVER— $1.35 Hoffman 1I<1 wo. Co Vernonia, Oregon MARKET FEATURES QUALITY MEATS FOR LESS EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK SHOULDER CUTS OF PORK ROAST, lb........ 17*/2 c HENS (For Fricasse) lb...................................... ................ 25c SMOKED PICNICS — Eastern Sugar Cured, lb. CHEESE, Western Triplets, lb. .... .............. QUALITY SNAPPY SERVICE 17c .................17c 100% SANITARY Vernonia, Oregon M ac M arr VÌM ac M arr TM ac M arr tTORtS ' STORtS T STORCI
