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FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931.
Celebrate Mrs.
A. R. Mills’ Birthday
MIST—(Special)— A
good
many ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. A . R. Mills last Wednes­
day afternoon to help celebrate
her birthday anniversary. They
walked in and surprised her, each
guest bringing her share of good
things to eat. The afternoon was
spent in playing games and hav­
ing a social good time. The table
was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers.
Mrs. Mills was presented with
some lovely glassware by the lad­
ies, who were Mrs. A. R. Meilis,
Mrs. L. Jepson, Mrs. A. Aamodt,
Mrs. Sundland, Mrs. A. Dowling,
Mrs. E. T. Wallace, Mrs. Schwab,
Mrs. Wanstrom, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Harry Cox, Mrs., t. Birken-
feld, Mrs. A. M. Berg, Mrs. Rob-
ert Berg, Mrs.Calmberg, Mrs.
Knowles, Mrs. A. Wallace, Miss
Margaret Williams, Miss Geral­
dine Schwab, Mrs. Bolenger, and
the honored one Mrs. Mills. Also
Mrs. H. Jones. Delicious refresh-
menst were served at the close
of the afternoon and each guest
left leaving many good wishes
lor many more such happy oc-
casR ns.
Kelley Has
Surprise Party
Timm, Ida Beaver, Dorothy Webb,
Elna Spencer, Elna Florence
Bradley.
The hostesses were Mrs. E. F.
Kelley and Miss Ethel Kelley. Re­
freshments of sandwiches, cake,
jello, and punch were served.
She received many lovely and
useful gifts.
Georgia Van Doren
Honored With Party
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
The Women’s Missionary soc-
iety gave a farewell tea Wednes­
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Judd Greenman in honor of
Mrs. C. Nicar and Mrs. L. F.
Austin. Mrs. G. W. Plumer and
Mrs. J. A. Hale presided at the
tea table. Ice cream, cake, and
tea were served by Mrs. Lillig,
Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Judd
Greenman and Miss Louise Malm-
sten.
Those present were Mrs. E. J.
Douglass, Mrs. H. V. Holcomb,
Mrs. E. S. Thompson, Mrs. W. T.
Lilly, Mrs. M. F. Wall, Mrs. M. R.
Eby, Mrs. C. Malmsten, Mrs. J.
Weed, Mrs. H. S. Strong, Mrs.
D. Marshall, Mrs. B. J. Hair,
Mrs. W. A. McGilvray, Rev. G.
W. Plumer, Mrs. E. E. Garner,
Mrs. I. Mann, Mrs. L. A. Rogers,
Jilts. W. H. Kent, Mrs. E. E. Yeo,
Mrs. C. U. Enstrom, Mrs. E. H.
Condit, Mrs. E. M. Bleile
Mrs.
W. W. Wolff.
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of
Hillsboro were the guests last
Wednesday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Douglass.
Miss Zonweiss Douglass left
Saturday for McMinnville where
she will spend the next two weeks
with her sister, Miss Vivian Doug­
lass. She will attend the high
school and college graduations
and also the Indian pageant, “Red
Pioneers.”
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lindley
of Portland were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Hair at Hotel
Nehalem Sunday. Mr Lindley, who
is a student in the U. of O. med­
ical school, is a nephew of Mr.
Hair.
SAVE
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Prominent figures in annual graduation exercises at Oregon State college Monday, June 1. From left I
’’resident W. J. Kerr who will see his twenty-third O. S. C. graduating class depart; Dr. W. O. Thompson I
¿aident emeritus of Ohio State university, commencement speaker; Mrs. Mary Whitby, ’71, and Dr. J. K I
Weatherford, ’72, two oldest living graduates who will attend this commencement.
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis.—With a class of <42 candidates for graduation, this insliic.
non will grant degrees to the largest group this year in the history r»f its 62 commencements. Of the numb-’'
completing courses this year 36 are to receive degrees of masters of science, 196 bachelors of science and I- i
•»•.armaceutical chemist. There are two duplications, making 544 degree* in all.
The class this year will make a total of 7032 degrees conferred here by President W. J. Kerr in tie
-nmencements at Oregon State college over which he has presided. In the 38 years of the college’s his-*
•M-ior to his coming only 647 degrees were granted. Dr. Kerr has never missed a single commencement u> all
his years of service here.
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The commencement week-end program will begin Saturday. Mav 30. with alumni reunions. Sunday tn»
Baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Dr. Herbert S. Johnson of Boston.
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SAFETY
jtoXcXC DRUS S^ORE *
Baby’s Comfort
Depends on
Cleanliness
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Santee and
family of Monmouth, Oregon,
The cleanliness of its body
were guests of Mr. Santee’s sister,
and the cleanliness of eve-
Mrs. Ben Bennett, Monday and
r y t h i n g
Tuesday.
with which
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pearse mo­
it comes in
tored to Astoria on Saturday.
contact.
B. R. Bennett and J. H. Wilson
motored to Roseburg on business
Sunday, returning Tuesday.
E. R. Treharne came home
from his work in Woodland,
Washington, for the weekend. He
brought their daughter, Mrs. F.
j ceived the first prize for citi- and folks in Oklahoma. They H. O’Conner and children.
Mrs. Boltzer of Rainier visited
, zenship, Bert Lloyd Eastman expect to be gone all summer.
Mist
; second, while several of the The evening was spent in danc­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
(iIX>
children received perfect atten­ ing and a good time in general. Spencer.
Mrs. A. A. Dowling
The
Tiny-tot
Toilet
Set
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Thornbrau
and
dance certificates.
Refreshments were served at mid-j
containing Soap, Cream
_
J children, Myrtle and Billie of Ver-
, Harold Magnusen and his mo- night.
and Talcum—three inval­
Eastman called at the ’ nonia called on friends at Tre-
Sunday school will be at ten 2>er drove down from Hubbard
uable aids for comfort and
¡Friday and spent a day with Robt. Lindsay home Sunday. Mrs. harne Sunday.
cleanliness — costs only
o’clock beginning May 31.
Graduates
from Pleasant Hill
"
70c. Puretest Zinc Stear­
George returned 'his
”rs’ A»modt returning Lindsay is still very sick at this
Mrs. Jesse
I school are Marion and Richard
writing.
ate and Toilet Lanolin
™
™
,
tn Hnhhnrd oermn SafiTrnnv
Monday from
Texas where she to Hubbard again Saturday.
(25c each) also prevent
Mr. ^nd Mrs. L. Austin were I Houteling, Florence Bradly, Lea
Ersty Fisher is working for
went to attend the funeral of her
irritation. Kantleek Nip­
Pugh, Rue Hurley, Elmo Arlige,
the Van Vleet Logging company Sunday dinner guests at the A. ' Joe
mother three weeks ago.
ples
(7c each) are easy to
Armstrong, Lorain Lines.
1 R. Melis home a week ago. Mr.
clean and sterilize.
Mrs. John Patrick was a Ver­ driving one shift on the booster , Austin has been a teacher in
Miss
Ethel
Kelley
left
Sunday
truck.
nonia shopper Monday.
| the Vernonia high school for the for her work at Frank Simpson’s
Sold only at Rexall Drug
Donald Sundland was at home past few years.
Sunday golfers at Vernonia
ranch four miles out of Hillsboro.
Stores
from
Monmouth
over
the
week-
were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brid-
Miss Norma Anderson was ai Mr. and Mrs. Chance’s son is
end.
gers and Mr». Harding.
guest for several days last week home for his summer vacation,
School closed Friday, the pu-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland ' at the Wm. Bridger’s home.
He has been attending high school
Mac’s Pharmacy
pils and teachers holding a pic- spent Saturday evening at the
Ruth Wells was at home over in Washington.
nic. It was rainy and not a Guss Wanstron home.
the
weekend.
|
Lawrence
Bennett
had
the
mis
­
I
Vernonia, Oregon
suitable day for picnicking out-
Bernard Dowling is driving a
Mrs. Wm. Bridgers and Mrs. fortune to fall while at play, in-1
side, so they held it in the logging truck for Van Vleet Log- A. Wallace were Seaside visitors juring his knee. He is confined « WH Th» 'SfVücXZ Stör» W» ■
playshed.
I gin company.
last Thursday.
to his home for a few days, af-
Our graduation exercises were
Little Jerry, Mrs. Lawyer’s
held Wednesday evening in the grandson, has a siege of chicken
old school house. A nice pro- pox, also Irene Holce has them.
gram was given by the pupils | A farewell party was given
and a short talk by Levi Austin Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keaton Satur-
of Vernonia high school “a the day evening at Birkenfeld. The
presentation of diplomas by Jos-¡Keatons are leaving soon for an
eph Benzar.
Devine re- extended visit to their old home
JUST TO
REMIND
You
Milady's
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KEASEY
Troll arne
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the matter of the Estate
and guardianship of Lloyd Dobbs.
A seven and a quarter pound
Olga Dobbs, Nanetta M. Dobbs, baby girl was born Friday morn­ I
Everett Dobbs, Sylvia Dobbs, ing in Forest Grove hospital, to
Maxcine Dobbs, and Keloran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick.
Dobbs, Minors.
Her name is Anita Maxine.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That pursuant to an order and
by virtue of a license duly
sued and made in the above
titled Court on the 7th day
April, 1931, in the above
titled matter, authorizing,
BEFORE YOU ARE OUT OF—
censing and empowering the un­
dersigned Guardian to sell the
LETTERHEADS — STATEMENTS
real property herein below des­
cribed at private sale, the under­
ENVELOPES
signed Guardian, as Guardian of
the Estates of Everett Dobbs,
When good weather calls
Sylvia Dobbs, Maxcine Dobbs and
SEND IN YOUR RE-ORDER
for permanents, facials, and I
Keloran Dobbs, Minors, will sell
beauty culture of all kinds,
at private sale to the highest
Samples Gladly Shown.
bidder for cash from and after | don’t forget to call us.
the 1st day of June, 1931, and
Fine Workmanship ------ Moderate Prices
continue said sale until said pro­
perty has been sold, all of the
right, title and interest of said
minors, Everett Dobbs, Sylvia
Dobs, Maxcine Dobbs and Kel­
Vernonia Hotel Building
COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPT
oran Dobbs, the same being an
Phone 1261
undivided four-sevenths interest
in and to the following described
real Property within Columbia
County, Oregon, to-wit:
THE FEATHERHEADS
Lot Numbered Two (2) in
Block
Numbered
twenty-
four (24) Second Addition
to Vernonia, Columbia Coun­
ty, Oregon.
Said sale to be for cash, ten per
cent to be paid upon acceptance
of bid and balance upon confir­
mation of sale, or, said proper­
ty may be sold for one-fourth
in cash, balance to be secured
by a first mortgage upon said
property, or upon such terms as
may be agreeable to the above
entitled Court. All bids to be di­
rected to the undersigned at
V nonia, Oregon.
D. A. DOBBS,
Guardian of the Estates of
Everett Dobbs, Sylvia
Dobbs, Maxcine Dobbs and|
Keloran Dobbs, Minors.
,
ed and first published. May
:, 1931.
D-'e of last publication May 29,1
1931.
Beauty Shoppe
I ter which he will be able to be
(about on crutches.
Elton O’Connor is spending a
i few weeks with his grandmother,
Mrs. Viola Treharne.
The John Campbell family
moved to Clatskanie Sunday.
Their neighbors regretted very
much to see them leave.
Mr. Luther, owner of the place
vacated, will move in during Ju­
ly.
Frank Amato, section foreman,
is leaving, having lost his job on
account of there being no trains
to Keasey.
Anna Devaney went to West­
port with her father to spend
a week there visiting with her
father and friends and a few
days in Seaside with Mrs. A. R.
Lundeen.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Evers were
Vernonia visitors Monday.
Mrs. Eola Devaney and her son
and daughter, Orris and Anna
attended the graduation exercis­
es Friday in Vernonia.
The Mendenhall home has been
improved with stone steps and a
rock garden.
Frank White and two children
drove to Sheridan Monday.
D. Dixon and wife were Keasey
visitors Sunday.
Little Lois Eby entertained
with a delightful lawn party at
her home Tuesday afternoon in
honor of the first birthday of
her sister Edith. Pretty pink and
white baskets filled with pink and
white mints, a toy animal and a
handkerchief were presented to
each of the little guests. Birth-
day cake, cookies, fruit jello, and
orangeade were served to the
little ones while their mothers
enjoyed cake, cookies and tea.
The guests were Shirley Cole,
Eoise Garner, Delilah Condit,
Margaret Anderson, Kenneth An­
derson, Patsy Gibson, Margaret
Yeo, Mrs. C. L. Anderson, Mrs.
E. H. Condit, Mrs. E. E. Yeo,
Mrs. E. E. Garner, Mrs. Claude
Gibson.
Farewell Tea
Bids for painting city hall will
be received by the city council
June 1st, 1931, at 7:30 p. m.,
foe painting city hall two coats
on east and south end and side
and one coat on north and west
end and side with pure white
lead and oil; also all woodwork
inside, one coat of paint, color to
be determined by the council;
also the walls and ceiling to
be calsomined as directed by the
council.
The right to reject any or all
bids is reserved.
By order of the City Council.
E. W. HOLTHAM,
President of the Council.
Attest—
D. B. REASONER,
City Recorder.
432c
O.S.C. ANNOUNCES SIXTY-SECOND COMMENCEMENT
Lois Eby Gives
Lawn Party
Mrs. C. C. Van Doren gave a
xREHARNE — (Special.) — dinner at her home on Rock Creek
Gertha Kelley was given a sur­ road Friday evening in honor of
prise party on Saturday. Those her grandd”:ghter, Georgia Van
present were Mrs. John Glassner, Doren, and out of town relatives
Mrs. A. L. Parker, Mrs. Irma and friends who came to attend
Chance, Mrs. E. Sunell, Mrs. the commencement exercises of
Omar Sheeley, Mrs. Earl Shay, Vernonia high school from which
Mrs. H. M. Condit, Mrs. Benita Georgia was graduated that night.
Condit, Mrs. A. Webb, Mrs. S.
Guests present were Mrs. Peter
Wilson, Mrs. V. Mowe, Mrs. Marie Benson of Washougal, Wn., Mr.
O’Donnell, Mrs. Irene Spencer, and Mrs. Harold Demick of Kel­
Mrs. L. L. Crawford Mrs. Michen- so, Wn., Mr. and Mrs. V. S.
er, Mrs. O. F. Hyland, Mrs. Bolt­ Lumkin of Portland, Mr. and
zer, Mrs. S. Baker, Mrs. F. Lines, Mrs. Art Henges of Vancouver,
Mrs. Rilla Snyder, Mrs. Beulah Wn., Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Van
Lindsay. Mrs. T. Engen, Mrs. Vi­ Doren, Oliver Mellinger and Clar­
ola Treharne, Miss Grace Condit, ence Lamping.
Miss Myrtle Mowe, Maxine and
W. _ L. Van Doren, father of
Mildred Smith, Iona Lines, Wilma Georgia, l, has been a patient in
and Betty Glassner and Loretta1 St.
»- Vincents hospital for some
Baker.
time with a badly injured hand
Those unable to attend but and was brought home to attend
sent gifts were Mesdames Bessie the dinner party and his daugh­
Bergstrum, N. B. Hall, Lina Stan­ ter’s graduation by Mr. and Mrs.
ton, Goldie Murphy, Eula Stan­ Henges. He returned to the hos-
ton, W. H. Prutzman, Geo. Bas- pital later that night.
lington, Alla John, H. A. Wilson,
Wm. Haden, F. Warfield, M. W. M. S. Gives
Dooley, Miss Jeanetta John, Doris
BIDS WANTED
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Vernonia Eagle
Summer
DRESS GOODS
A New Group is Here
COTTON VOILES— Plain and fancy, colors and patterns were
never prettier—and fast
colors, too, of course.........................
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29c and 39c
---- --- Yard-
RAYON MATERIALS— Many new pieces of fast color, good
rayon wash materials—
dotted and floral designs .............
49c and 59c Yard
SILK AND WOOL HEATHERS— in light colors, delightfully
suitable for the necessary sport
QRf* Yard
or street dresses ................................................. -
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BUY IIEIIE IVO SAVE MONEY
Felix Is Still Out His $2.50