VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
U. OF O. REPORTS
6 FROM VERNONIA
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON —
(Special.)—Columbia county stu­
dents at the University of Ore­
gon are taking a prominent part
in college life, both scholastically
and in student activities, accord­
ing to a recent check of the stu­
dents, six of whom are from Ver­
nonia. Other Columbia county
towns represented at the universi­
ty are Clatskanie, Mist, Houlton,
St. Helens and Scappoose.
nia.
Bertha Gray and Marvin Port-
erfield are the two Vernonia stu-
dents on the roll of the fresh­
man class at the university. Miss
Gray has chosen social science
as her major stuly, while Porter­
field is studying business admini­
stration. He is a member of Al­
pha Tau Omega fraternity. Both
are graduates of Vernonia high
school with the class of 1931, Miss
Gray in December. She enrolled
in the university at the beginning
of this term.
The sophomore class has three
Vernonia representatives, Phoebe
Greenman, Melvin Hieber and
Neal Bush. Miss Greenman, who
is a member of Kappa Gamma sor"
Mrs. E. H. Washburn
ority, is studying business admini-
COMPARISON OF THE
stratiqp. She graduated from St.
! Entertains
RECALL PETITIONS
Helens Hall with the class of
I
1930. Hieber is a pre-law stu­
Mrs. Earl H. Washburn enter­
dent, and is a member of Alpha
tained at three tables of bridge
The petitions against the
February
26
Tau Omega. Last year he was a
Thursday, February 18. Miss Ma-
councilmen contain the
Lecture on Washington as
names of 25 telephone sub­
member of the university glee
cile Roberts won high score and
Mason, Masonic hall, 8 p. m.
scribers, while those against
club.
Mrs. J. L. Timmons consolation.
the mayor contain six.
Vernonia
vs.
Clatskanie
Neal Bush, who is another pre­
Guests were Mrs. W. M. Hen­
43
members
of
the
cham
­
law student, has taken a promi­ Clatskanie.
derson, Mrs. L. W. Baker, Mrs.
ber of commerce signed the
Athletics vs. Legions. Legion
petitions against the coun­
nent part in student activities this
Rose Fletcher, Mrs. Harry Kerns,
cilmen, and three against
year and last. He is a member of hall.
I
Mrs. J. L. Timmons, Mrs. Loel
the
mayor.
February 27
Roberts, Mrs. Frank Hartwick,
Skull and Daggers, sophomore
13 people signed both pe­
Recall election, city hall, 1 to
service honorary and of Alpha
Mrs. Lowell Hieber, Mrs. W. J.
titions.
Approximately 25 names
Tau Omega fraternity, Last year 8 p. m.
Armitage, Mrs. M. A. Gregory
had to be deleted from the
he was a member of the frosh
and Miss Macile Roberts.
February 29
petitions
against
the
mayor
football team, playing back.
Rainbow initiation, Masonic
because of lack of qualifi­
Percy Bergerson is a senior at hall.
cation to vote in a city
the university this year, where
election, and one against
March 1
the councilmen.
he is enrolled in the school of
Bishop G. E. Epp, Evangelical
business administration. Berger­ church, 7:30 p. m.
Business Men’s Committee.
By W. H. Hurley.
son, Bush and Hieber are all gra­
Garden club, afternoon, Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Wood has been on
duates of Vernonia high school.
(Paid
Advertisement.)
J. L. Timmons.
| the sick list the last week.
John Dickerson’s son-in-law is
Teachers vs. Athletics, Legion
i
The social committee of the ■ hnilrlincr
building n a naw
new himso
house Iwra
here anil
and
hall.
"1
Woman
’
s
Missionary
society
of
!
w
’
^
move
his
family
here
in a
March 2
Outlaws vs. Legions, Legion the Evangelical church sponsored j
Mrs. Tom Henderson has been
a social gathering at the church
hall.
quite ill with the flue for a week.
Christian Endeavor show, Joy Wednesday night. It is hoped to
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Mrs. Mary Schedwin has been
make these a monthly affair.
Theatre.
sick the last few days and Mrs.
F. Claude Stephens, Miniater
March 3
L. D. Courtwright, deputy col­ Newel Wood is staying with her.
Last services for February,
Federáis vs. Teachers, Legion
lector of internal revenue, was in
Sunday 28—9:45 a. m., Bible hall.
Vernonia at the Hy-Van hotel
school; 10:45 a. m. Divine morn­
March 4
Worth While
Monday
and Tuesday assisting
ing worship, theme, That Tree.
Athletics vs. Outlaws, Legion
A man was amusing himself by
persons
in
making
out
their
in
­
6:30 p. m. Chirstian Endeavor; hall.
trying all the penny-in-the-slot ma­
come tax reports.
7:30 p. m. evening services,
chines at a fair.
March 8, 9
theme, “He Could Not Be Hid.”
Presently he came to one that
Legion show, “Corporal Eag-
JAMES NANSON LEAVES
did not respond to his coin.
Friend, you are welcome to any en.”
“Look here," he said to the own­
James Nanson, who has been
or all services of this day.
deputy marshal for the past er of a nearby booth, pointing to
More Overproduction
EVANGEL1CAL CHURCH
month and a half, resigned last the line of machines, “that one Is
Tall stories from Florida are weekend and left Sunday for to try your weight, the next your
height, ami one your strength, the
pretty thick (In more ways than
G. W. Plumer, Paztor
the Columbia river jetty, where
The Sunday school meets at one) but this one from the Sanford he will be car inspector during next your sight, the one over there
your lungs anil now I've put a pen­
9:45 a. m. Mrs. E. E. Garner is (Fla.) Herald, deserves repetition: the construction work there.
“The soli around Sanford Is so fer­
ny In this thing, but I don’t see
in charge. The pastor will preach tile the other day a fellow dropped
Mr. Nanson was car inspector what It’s for."
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Miss his corncob pipe In the sand. Be­ in Vernonia until service was
“That, gov’nor?" replied the own­
Bougher will give a violin solo in fore lie could pick It up It had curtailed when the camps and the er. "Oh, that one's to try your tem-
the morning service. Leading up sprouted and by the time he got It mill shut down.
to Easter we will make our ser­ in his mouth he was eating roast-
Ing ears."
vice very much evangelistic.
Matching this, an Edmonton
The Christian Endeavor meets
(Mich.) farmer claim, to have
at 6:30 p. m.
two cabbages so large "that
The Boy Scouts meet Monday grown
a stump puller had to be used to
at 7 p. m.
pull them, while a tractor dragged
Remember Bishop Epp preaches them to the house."—Exchange.
DEPARTMENT ♦ STORE
Tuesday evening at 7:30 and Rev.
■
i
F. B. Culver will hold the third
STORE NUMBER 1436
VERNONIA, OREGON
Citizenship
quarterly conference after the
“The Constitution of the United
Tuesday evening sermon.
States of America,” a book pub-
The Bible study hour is Thurs­ lished
by the government, says on
day evening at 7 followed by the subject of it person being a cit­
choir practice at 7:45.
izen of a state without belug a
The welcome is yours to these United States citizen: "Citizenship
services.
In the United States and citizenship
In a state nre distinct and may be
separately acquired. A resident of
Sociable Birds
the District of (Yilunibla uiay be a
The weaver birds found In the citizen of the United States but not
warmer parts of Asia, Africa and a citizen of any state, and It would
Australia are a sociable lot. They seetn that one might be a citizen
weave vegetable fibers around the of a state without being a citizen
branch of a tree to form a sort of of the United States, although the
thatched roof beneath which as authorities differ on this point.
many as 300 birds make their nests.
Year after year they make new
nests under the same shelter until
the tree branch breaks and a new
dwelling place must be started.
Just right to wear
under your coatt
Wize Conduct
BEFORE MAR. 3, 1932—
Dashing one- and
Our laws compel merchants to
give honest weight and full mens
Consultation, Examination,
two-piece styles
ure. But the wise merchant needs
and Three Chiropractic Ad­
. . . black and gay,
no such Isas—he gives these as s
justments.
brilliant color*I
matter of honesty nml fair-dealing
The wise worker Is ns the wise mer
chant—he gives full value as a
We re zpeechlezt . .
matter of principle.—Grit.
Stony Point
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932.
Timber
Wednesday the ladies held an
all day quilting party with a pot
luck dinner. Study club was held
during the afternoon with Mrs. C.
Stanton as leader.
Friday night Timber was well
represented at the Founder’s Day
program of the Parent-Teacher’s
association held at Gales creek,
Mrs. Wm. Kletzer was the speak­
er of the evening. Our county
school
superintendent, O. B.
Kraus, was present. He greeted us
with a few words. The Boy
Scouts and Campfire Girls took
part, while a birthday offering
was presented by each of the four
organizations represented.
Sandwiches, pickles and coffee
were served in the basement,
where the ladies of the hospitality
committees had arranged the
tables.
j
Previous to this meeting the
Timber boys played Gales Creek
basketball. The score was Timber
14, Gales Creek 10.
Tuesday Mrs. W. Gilmore en­
tertained with a bridge party.
Those attending were Mrs. B.
Huffman, Mrs. B. Wright, Mrs.
M. Welter, Mrs. A. Richie, Mrs.
G. Wilson, Mrs. C. Harris and
Miss Joyce Harris. First prize
was won by Mrs. B. Wright ani
consolation by Mrs. B. Huffman.
Delicious'refreshments were serv­
ed.
TOBACCO, NARCOTICS
mons, 641 Rose avenue.
Mrs. T. B. Mills, Mrs. C. E.
I W. C. T. U. TOPIC
Hillsberry and Mrs. H. Veal will
give talks of interest to garden
A subject of tobacco and nar­
enthusiasts.
cotics was discussed at a meeting
The meeting hour was changed i
from the evening to the after­ of the W. C. T. U. Tuesday at
noon in the hope of making pos- the home of Mrs. C. A. Malm-
sten. Mrs. H. S. Strong was
sible a large attendance.
program chairman, assisted by
Mrs. E. J. Douglass, Mrs. Herman
Veal and Mrs. Minnie Malmsten.
Surprise Party
The business session was led
For Mr. Henges
by the president, Mrs. Minnie
Malmsten.
Mrs. Arthur Henges arranged
A local institute is being
a delightful surprise party at her
planned for some time in April,
home Sunday evening in honor of
The next meeting will be held
Mr. Henge’s birthday which came at the home of Mrs. S. A. Sitts
the following day.
After an evening of cards the | March 10.
hostess served refreshments, The
Read the Eagle classified ads
group included besides Mr. and —there may be something that
Mrs. Henges, Mr. and Mrs. C. C will save you money.
Van Doren, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Timmons, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Van Doren, Georgia Van Doren
and Oliver Mellinger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose were
hosts at a very enjoyable party
for members of the Loyal Glean­
ers class at their home Wednes­
day night.
A lunch of fruit salad, sand­
wiches, cake and coffee was serv­
ed at a late hour following an
evening of games «nd music.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Knight, Mr. and Mrs. G. Whit­
For real bargains—watch the lock, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brady,
Mr. and Mrs. Asel Lolley, Mr.
classied columns of the Eagle.
and Mrs. George Laird, F. Claude
Stephens, Mrs. Frank Mills, Mrs.
Garden Club
Otto Michener, Mrs. Ray Charles-
worth and Mrs. A. F. Kostur.
To Meet
The ladies of the group will
The Garden club will meet next meet again on the afternoon of
week on Tuesday afternoon,
March 9 at the home of Mrs.
1, at the home of Mrs. J. L.
Jim Brady.
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Phone 431
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CHIROPRACTOR
»94 BRIDGE STREET
Vernonia. Oregon
in
smart
up-to-the-
minute fashions I
Stylet and Sitfl
far Militi and
H’ omen
Supplies
$3.00 IN TRADE
to the party that brings in
the largest steelhead be­
tween now and the 15th of
April.
Lincoln's Candy
Kitchen
Saturday and Monday, Feb. 27 and 29
Pancrust
Oats
A pure vegetable shortening for pies,
cakes and all fancy baking.
FISCHER’S ROLLED OATS —Large,
clean flakes.
CAN
3-LB.
CAN
20C
9-lb. Sack 37C
55C
Florida Grapefruit ]
Tomatoes
Large, fancy and sweet ............ 3 for ............
Spinach, Fresh Texas
LESLIE BRAND— A temp­
ting dish for lunch or din­
ner. No.
tins.
Curly, green, tender leaves ........ 2 ibs ........
Chula Vista Celery
17c
10c
Well bleached tender stalks .............................
J.C.PENNEYGO
Just Arrived!
A Full Line
Mr. and Mrs. Rose
Hosts to Gleaners
Apples. Hood River
Fancy Stayman's Winesaps ..... 7 lbs
Cheese
Finest full cream
17*/zc
lb
Blue Bose Bice
APPLE — A flour for all
around family use.
29c
49'lb. Bag
lie
$1.03
Exceptional cookers .............. 9 tb s ..............
Peanut Butter
Fancy bulk, fine smooth texture
y
lb
Choice Meats
PORK ROAST
Steak,
LAMB ROAST
VEAL ROAST
Rib or Sirloin ....
STORE NO. 225
Flour
5c
Delightful for puddings ............ lb
Beans. Great Northern
25c
lb. 12’Ac
lb. 17c
lb* llVsC
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