VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Mrs. Fogel Hostess
To Bridge Club
Mrs. Henry Fogel was hostess
to the Queen of Hearts Bridge
club at her home Thursday af­
ternoon, March 17.
Mrs. George Van Vleet held
high score. Refreshments were
served to the following:
Mrs.
Mrs. Forrest Harding,
George Van Vleet, Mrs. Lowell
Hieber, Mrs. Ben Brickel, Mrs.
Charles Wall, Mrs. Marcus Gre­
gory, Mrs. Frank Hartwick
Miss Macile Roberts.
Reithners Entertain
D. H. S. Club
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reithner
entertained the D. H. S. club
with a delightful St. Patrick’s
party at their home on First av-
enue Saturday night.
Cards were enjoyed, with Mrs.
W. E. Bell and Dr. M. D. Cole
holding high score, and Mrs. Cole
and E. S. Thompson low.
A green motif was carried out
in prizes, favors, and refresh­
ments of stuffed pepper salad,
sandwiches, jello and shamrock
cookies.
Guests included Dr. and Mrs.
M. D. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Bell.
Garden Service Obtainable
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932.
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KEASEY
Prepaid post cards to County '
Agent George A. Nelson asking
for information regarding thej
free garden service obtainable |
Friday, March 25
through him may be obtained at
Good Friday services, Evangeli­
the post office.
cal church, 3:30 p. m.
The service gives specific
High school Junior play, grade
eciions on what to plant,
'school auditorium, 8 p. m.
much, how to take care of
Sunday, March 27
crops, etc.
Easter services,
Evangelical
'and Christian churches, 11 a. m.
1 and 7:30 p. m.
Monday, March 28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
F.
Claude
Stephens,
Minister
Special services for faster
Sunday:
9:45 a. m., Bible school. Pro­
gram by members of the school
beginning at 10 a. m.
10:45 a. m., Divine morning
worship, Special music by choir,
from R. Lowry, Theme, “Argu-
ment of the Open Tomb.”
6:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor,
7:30 p. m„ evening service.
Theme: Salvation is From the
Jews. Special music by choir,
from Wesley.
Official visit of grand worthy
adviser of Rainbow, Masonic hall,
8 p. m.
Legion Auxiliary, Legion hall,
p. m.
Tuesday, March 29
Indoor baseball, Federals vs.
Athletics, Legion hall, 7:30 p. m.
Ingenious Hiding Places
The pilgrims of the Middle ages
carried stout staffs Instead of
sticks. These staffs were useful not
only In supporting weary limbs but
also served to break the heads of
belligerent wayfarers. Each had
in Its upper part a hollow tube for
small treasures and coins, in such
a tube, it is said, the first head of
saffron was smuggled Into England
from Greece when to take the llv-
Ing plant out of the country was
BIBLE SCHOOL NEWS
forbidden on pain of death; the silk­
Attendance goal for Easter worm was conveyed Into Europe In
Sunday, 333. 1 9 were present a similar way.
last Sunday. “The Soldiers” were
W. C. T. U. MEETS
the banner class. Miss Marie
No Such Continent
Kirkpatrick played a violin solo.
AT PARSONAGE
The name "Continent of Lemurla”
Is given by Haeckel to a vast area
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
assumed to exist In past ages over
The W. C. T. U. met at the
the area of the present Africa, In­
Christian parsonage Tuesday af-
G W. Plumer, Pastor
dian ocean and Malayan archipela­
ternoon, having changed the
The Sunday school will start go, on the hypothesis that the ex­
meeting place as previously an-
at 9:45 a. m. Mrs. E. E. Gar­ istence of such a continent was nec­
nounced.
ner in charge, The primary de­ essary to explain the peculiar pres
Mrs. F. Claude Stephens spoke
partment will ha ve charge of ent distribution of the lemurs and
and conducted a round table dis­
other phenomena of geographical
the opening services.
cussion concerning “The Union
distribution. The discovery of the
11 a. m. the Easter service remains of lemurs In America and
Signal,” official publication of
with the pastor speaking on the Europe rendered such hypothesis
the organization.
subject “He Arose.” The choir futile and the Idea was soon aban­
will have special numbers for doned.
Gleaners Entertain
this service. Every member and
Bereans
friend of the church should be
Reverse English!
there.
Two students at William Jewel
The Loyal Gleaners entertain­
6:30 P- m. the Christian En- college (Florida) have relinquished
ed the Berean class of high school deavor will have a short service,
students with a St. Patrick’s par­ meeting in the beginner’s room. tbelr rights to joke about the ab
sent-ininded professor. It is report­
ty in the Christian church par­
The main Easter program, giv- ed one boy forgot and sent a lettei
lors Friday night, March 18.
en by the Sunday school, the Intended for the girl he left behind
The 43 guests present enjoyed two choirs and others will be to his parents while he mailed bls
an evening of games. Mr. and given at 7:30 p. m.
laundry to the young lady. Anoth­
boy walked all the nay from the
Mrs. J. F. Rose planned the en­
There will be speaking and er
tertainment, and Mrs. F. Claude singing by different persons and dormitory to the post office with bls
Stephens, Mrs. Phil Taylor and organizations of the Sunday laundry, but forgot to change the
Mrs. A. F. Kostur had charge school. The senior and junior address card and in a few hours his
laundry bag was specially delivered
of refreshments.
• choirs will sing special selections. to him at his room.—I’athtinder
The room decorations carried
Then there are two panto­ Magazine.
out the St. Patrick’s idea and the mimes, “The Old Rugged Cross,”
refreshments of marshmallow pud­ and “The Risen Lord.”
Clever Imitation*
ding, ice box cookies and hot
This Friday afternoon from
Rare Chinese carvings In Jade
chocolate followed an appropriate 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. there will be
quartz, amethyst or other extreme
color scheme.
a Good Friday service. The pas- ly hard substances, usually In the
tor will speak on the subject, form of trees and flowers, the work
Official Visit
of generations of orientals, and
“He Died.”
therefore extremely costly, have
To Rainbow Chapter
been cleverly Imitated. Wires are
Viewpoint* of History
wrapped with tinsel, glass leaves
Miss Virginia Toney, grand
History, as Voltaire thought. “Is
worthy adviser of Rainbow, will little more than a picture of hu­ are made to Imitate amethyst or
make her official visit to Nehal­ man crimes and misfortunes.” and jade, and glass beads are strung on
the wires.—Popular Mechanics Mag­
em Assembly Monday evening, Gibbon held the same opinion, ex­ azine.
pressed In almost the same words.
March 28.
The latter held that "the reign of
All Masons and members of the Antonlus Is marked by the rare ad­
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Eastern Star are invited to be vantage of furnishing very few ma­
In politics it isn't enough to
terials tor history, which is In­
present.
little more than the regis­ stand on your own record, you
Miss Toney is a sophomore at deed
ter of the crimes, follies and ml»- must Jump on the other fellow’s.—
Linfield college in McMinnville, fortunes of mankind.”
Boston Transcript.
where she makes her home. Her
sister, Margaret, is worthy ad­
viser of Knowles Assembly of
Rainbow in that city and her
father, Dr. H. L. Toney, is grand
master A. F. and A. M. of
Oregon.
trace each sweeping line, and when
East Indiana Cling to
you have finished you have read a
Faith in Holy Stream complete “Life of John Wesley.”
The Ganges, whose yellow wa­
ters whirl by Benares, becomes at
this point a wider river than tlie
Danube, and It Is filled with all
kinds of filth and uncleanliness.
Thousands bathe in It every morn­
ing and when the pilgrim festivals
are occurring, hundreds of thou­
sands. They crowd together so
thickly on the flat banks that the
pressing multitude conceals the wa­
ter. All the filth of a big city is
thrown Into the stream. Bodies of
animals and sewage are dumped
here.
The holy river and the magic
that flows In It are stronger than all
western Ideas. All the powerful. In­
fluential Hindu princes have palaces
on the holy stream to which they
can go when they feel death ap­
proaching. And every one of these
princes has been educated in Eng­
land. They are gentlemen In every
respect except that they still remain
Indians, that Is to say, men who
may have assimilated a complete
European education but who none
the less remain utterly foreign.
This Is the only explanation why
hundreds of thousands and even
millions bathe in this dirty, dis
gusting water Infested with every
kind of germ, swallowing It as if
it were able to heal every disease
and cure all ills In spite of all the
enlightenment and hygienic knowl­
edge that has penetrated India In
the last few dacades.
Lines in This Portrait
Are All Written Words
One of the strongest of all the
oddities to be found In a city teem­
ing with astonishing things is a por­
trait of John Wesley In the John
Street Methodist church, “the cradle
of American Methodism." It looks
like an engraving, but at closer
sight each “graven” line Is seen to
be a series of words In old Eng­
lish script. From the lower left
band corner of the portrait you
The portrait was made by Gluck
Rosenthal about 80 years ago, and
In his fine hand you read quite
clearly the fumous sayings of Wes­
ley : "The best of ail Is, God Is
with us," and “The world Is my
parish.”
The founding of the Methodist
Societies of England, Ireland and
America Is dealt with at length, and
in the two lower corners are por­
traits of Wesley's mother. Susanna
Wesley. At the left she is shown
with John Wesley at her knee, and
at the right with John and his
equally famous brother, Charles.—
New York Sun.
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