VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE FOUR
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932.
Celeste McDonald and Emily Poet­
nesday. The table was lovely
ing after the post office this
ter.
with its Easter decorations. In
week end.
the afternoon five hundred was
Mayo Pettijohn is working for
I HOFFMANS ENTERTAIN
played, Mrs. Virgil Powell win-
the West Fir Lumber Co.
AT BRIDGE
ning first prize and Mrs. Hatfield
——
J Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Webster of
Mrs. Elder and Mrs. McDonald consolation prize.
MRS.
BROWN IS
entertained at bridge Saturday Portland Oregon visited Thurs- j
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson
were visitors at the Ryves home
HOSTESS
TO VITA CLUB
.
evening.
The
guests
were
Mr.
and
1
day
and
Friday
at
the
Devaney
motored to South Bend, Wash-
in Vernonia Wednesday.
: Mrs. E. A.
‘ Green, Mr. and Mrs. ' home.
the
weekend
to
visit
I
ington,
for
Mrs. Hildebrand of Portland
L. E. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. Dan Brown was hostess
D. K. Mendenhall made a bus­
was a visitor at the Chas. Mackie relatives.
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. iness trip to Portland Friday.
to the Vita Bridge club Thursday
Mrs.
George
Plumb
Mr.
and
home for most of last week.
I Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Orris Devaney left Friday for afternoon of last week.
Miss Wilberta Lisenby of Ver­ ■spent the weekend in Portland.
Brown.
Mrs. Phil Taylor received the
Owyhee, Oregon, to work.
An Easter egg hunt was enjoy­
nonia was an overnight guest of
Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Phelps
guest
prize for high score. Among
C.
O.
Evens
and
family
shopped
ed
on
Saturday
by
all
the
camp
Betty Jean Olson.
won high score and Mrs. Phelps in Vernonia Saturday.
[ club members high score was held
Fred Lumm has been unable to children. As it was too wet to
and Mr. Green low score.
D. O. Devaney and son Verle by Mrs. G. Crawford and low
work this past week due to ill­ ! hide the eggs in the grass, they
and Edith Lindsley were other by Mrs. E. Sunnell.
' were hidden on back porches and
ness.
Refreshments were served to
shoppers.
The Pot-Luck luncheon was much scrambling was indulged in
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cummings the following: Mrs. H. Decker,
held at the home of Mrs. Marie I as the space was rather crowded.
___ - Phil
....
spent a few days in Portland Mrs. James Nanson, Mrs.
O’Donnell in Vernonia on Wed- J There were several visitors
Taylor, Mrs. Henry Fogel, Mrs.
this week.
1 from Vernonia in camp on Fri-
D».li>l.z>l Mrs.
If .. . G. Crawford,
Norman Pettijohn spent the' D
Ben Brickel,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE day. Mrs. Irene Ryves was a visi­
Friday, April 1
| Mrs. E. Sunell and Mrs. Walter
In the Circuit Court of the State tor at the Charles Mackie home,
weekend visiting his mother.
Pafent-Teafchers’
association,
of Oregon for the County oil Mrs. Emma Lisenby visited Mrs.
Mrs. Mendenhall has been look- Moody.
Columbia.
Washington school, 3:45 p. m.
Olson, Mrs. Emma Rollins visited
Albert Schmidlin and Judith
Sunday, April 3
Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. Marie
Schmidlin, Plaintiffs,
Riainbow
anniversary service
O’Donnell at the Hanna home.
vs.
Evangelical church at 7:30.
Herman L. Greener, Defendant.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hodge were
Monday, April 4
UNDER and by virtue of an visitors over Sunday in Portland
Contract Bridge club, 8
execution issued out of the above' and Vancouver, Washington.
entitled Court in the above en-| Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs.
.O.O.F. Hall.
titled matter on the 25th day of'
Tuesday, April 5
March, 1932, to me directed upon Lee were Vernonia shoppers on
Garden club guest tea. Evan-
a judgment, decree and order of Saturday.
gelical church parlors.
Buying fresh fruits and vegetables for the family
sale, rendered on the 25th day
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Belleque
Wednesday, April 6
of March, 1932, and entered in of Gervais, Oregon, and Mrs.
table requires considerable time and thought.
said Court on said 25th day of ¡
Missionary society, Evangeli-
There is nothing more appetizing than a cool,
Arthur
Sidebottom
of
Salem
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Armitage,
|
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
March, 1932, in a mortgage fore-;
cal church.
green salad, with the freshness of spring. Let
closure suit wherein the plaintiffs, visitors at the Earl Pringle home Jr., of Vancouver, Washington,! daughter, Mrs. Fred Veith, re­
Willing Workers meet at Christ-
your Safeway Store solve all your problems of
Albert Schmidlin and Judith nv,,r the weekend
Schmidlin, recovered judgment1
visited with the former’s father! turned to her home in Vancouver, ian crurch.
what vegetable to serve with each meal, at a
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sand­
against defendant, Herman L.
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.1 Washington, Sunday.
Friday, April s
Safeway Saving.
berg
motored
to
Cathlamet,
Wash
­
Greener, for the sum of $4000.00
Armitage, Monday night. Mr.
Friends of Birdie J. Lester, for­
Auxiliary
American
Legion
with interest thereon from Gth ington to spend Easter with his Armitage returned to Portland mer Vernonia girl and a sister of card party. I. O. O. F. hall, 8
PRICES FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY, APR. 2, 4
day of March, 1931, at the rate l\ither.
with them the next day for a | Mrs. Earl H. Washburn, will be P. in.
of 6% per annum; the further
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield
¡interested in the announcement of
sum of $231.50 with interest
business trip.
thereon at the rate of 10% per were Portland visitors over the
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Harry Bleile, son of Mr. andjher marriage to C. A. Wiggins in
annum from the 8th day of De­ week end.
Large, green, crisp, tender leaves.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Bleile,
was
taken
to
[Seattle.
They
will
move
to
Mon-
cember, 1931; the sum of $400.00
Afternoon callers at the Chas,
Sunday services will be held
tana,
where
Mr.
Wiggins
will
en
­
Wednesday
afternoon
to
Portland
attorney’s fees, and the sum of Lewis home on Saturday were
at 7:30 a. m. next Sunday.
$27.60 costs, and the costs of
see an ear specialist. He was op­ ter the garage business.
and upon this Writ, and com­ Mrs. Sarich, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. erated on Wednesday night at the
F. A. Bauman of Forest Grove, Dance at Natal Hall, April 9
Strawberry variety, large and fresh.
mand me to make sale of the Atkins, Mrs. Beeler and Mrs.
Sellwood hospital and is reported ditsrict manager of the West
mortgaged property described as Frank Lane.
Coast Telephone company, was in
There will be a dance given
follows, to-wit:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryson to be doing nicely.
town early last week on business at the Natal Grange hall on Sat­
All that part of the West
Mrs.
James
O.
Douglass,
mo
­
of Vernonia were callers Sunday
urday evening, April 9. Sundland-
Good, solid heads.
half of the Northwest Quar­
for his company.
Berg orchestra will furnish the
evening at the Ray Beeler home. ther of E. J. Douglass of this
ter of Section 34, Township
Charles
Wall
is
ill
in
a
hos
­
music.
5 North, Range 4 North,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mackie city, and Mr. and Mrs. S. L. pital in Portland.
West of the Willamette Mer­
were guests for a social evening Gitchel, his brother-in-law and
Mrs. Florence Nelson, mother
idian, lying South of the Ne­
Seedless, juicy and naturally sweet.
at the Ryves home in Vernonie on sister, who have been visiting in of Mrs. Bert Tisdale, who has Explain Evolution as
halem River and between said
the
west
this
winter,
were
guests
Other
guests
Saturday
evening,
Result
of
Inner
Urge
river and the County road,
| been visiting l\ere this winter,
containing 3.50 acres, more
were Miss Hildebrand of Port- at the E. J. Douglass home Easter ! returned to her home near Eure­
Arlstogenesls, sprung by Prof.
They
are
returning
to
Sunday,
or less; ALSO, all of the
land and Harry Clark of Camp.
Henry Fairfield Osborn on the Na­
Best Foods . . . Appetizing and healthful.
ka, California, this week.
North half of the Southwest
in
Kearney,
Nebraska,
their
home
tional Academy of Sciences at Yale,
Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Hatfield,
Mrs.
J.
F.
Rose
went
to
Port
­
Quarter of said Section ly­
Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Pringle and Mrs. the town that marks the half land Friday, returning Saturday seems to be a modification of what
ing East of the Nehalem
Chas. Mackie of Camp and Mrs. way point on one of the trans­ with her mother, Mrs. Nettie some biologists have been calling
River, excepting therefrom
Van Camp’s Tomato.
the North 20 feet of that
Ryves, Mrs. Powell and Emma continental highways between the Simpson, who remained here until orthogenesis for years. B>y ortho­
genesis Is meant evolution In
part of the above described
Lisenby and Emma Rollins of Atlantic and Pacific states.
Wednesday.
tract of land lying between
straight lines.
Miss Vivian Douglass, Linfield
Vernonia were afternoon guests
said river and said County
Those who believe In this view
Free health lecture Saturday
college
student,
spent
Easter
Sun
­
at the home of Mrs. Marie O’
Road; also excepting: Com­
Dairyland . . . freshly churned.
night, April 9 at 7:30, 994 Bridge have made much of the hurge, the
mencing at the center of said
Donnell in Vernonia. The after­ day here with her parents, Mr. St. Everybody welcome.
camel and the tltanothere In prov­
(Adv.
Section 34; thence South 20
noon was spent playing bridge. and Mrs. E. J. Douglass, and re­
ing that there Is direction In evo­
rods; thence West parallel
Refreshments of sandwiches, cake mained for her spring vacation of
lution. Thus millions of years ago,
with the East and West cen­
Study
Club
at
when they were about as big as St.
Premium or Snowflakes . . . salted.
and coffee were served by the one week, Miss Douglass had a
ter line of said Section to
Bernard dogs, horses started to get
part in the mystery play, “The Mrs. Thompson’s
County road; thence North
hostess.
rid of their toes and to lengthen
to said center line and thence
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olson Cat and the Canary,” which was
East to the place of begin­
Mrs. E. S. Thompson entertain­ their legs. They began with five
motored to St. Helens for Sunday presented by college players in
ning; also excepting: Begin­
ed the members of the Verno­ toes and wound up with one. They
dinner at the home of the lat- McMinnville recently.
ning at an iron pipe on the
nia Study club, and Mrs. John raised themselves on stilts, as It
latter’s parents.
West line of the County road
H. V. Holcomb and W. B. Hale as a special guest, at a de­ were, and grew bigger and speedier
AJRWA/ AIRWAY—Full bodied. A good coffee
North 89° 22' West 553.8 feet
Lappe, who are employed in lightful one o’clock Easter lun­ In the process. What made the
at a low price.
from the Southeast corner of
FIVE YEARS AGO
cheon
on
Thursday
of
last
week.
Longview, visited their families Her rooms were prettily decorat­ horse change? Not his surround­
POUND
the Northwest Quarter of the
Vernonia Eagle, March 31, 1927. here over the weekend.
Southwest Quarter of said
ed with daffodils, and her menu ings. apparently, nor any definite
Section 34; thence on the
carried out the yellow and green organic advantage. So Professor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Burnside
According to Assessor W. S.
Osborn and those who hold with
West line of said road North
Easter colors.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Matthews
visited
17" 32’ East 165.0 feet to an
Roberts, taxpayers themeslves are
Following the luncheon the him explain evolution as a result of
friends
and
relatives
in
Portland
Fresh baked—White or Whole Wheat.
iron pipe; thence North 89“
responsible for the big increase in
club held its regular business some Inner urge to change In a par­
over the Easter weekend.
22’ West 332.0 feet to an
session. The program of the af­ ticular way. Natural selection then
Vernonia
’
s
tax
burden.
The
grade
iron pin on the East bank of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Marston ternoon consisted of a Japanese proceeds to standardize the species.
school tax levy is nearly double
said river, thence North 89 |O
play which Mrs. Greenman read
Opponents of Professor Osborn
that of last year and 13% times were in Portland for the week­ to the club.
22’ West 100 feet to the
and orthogenesis argue that there
end.
center of said river; thence
greater than in 1924, and the
The members who enjoyed the
Frances Lappe is visiting rela­ afternoon were Mrs. W. E. Bell, are very few examples of straight-
following up the center of
high school tax is more than
Eastern . . . Yellow or White.
said river in a Southwesterly
tives at the Monterey Country Mrs. E. M. Bleile, Mrs. M. D. line evolution. There are, for
double that of last year.
direction 100 feet; more or
Cole, Mrs. L. H. Dewey, Mrs. E. example, abortive fossil horses
club
at
Del
Monte,
California,
in
South
America
—
creatures
that
less, to the South line of said
t t t
E. Garner, Mrs. E. A. Green,
Northwest Quarter of the
Lester Sheeley, city attorney during the Easter vacation. She is Mrs Judd Greenman, Mrs. H. V. thickened their limbs and spread
now
a
student
at
the
San
Jose
Southwest Quarter of said
Safeway . . . Selfrising and delicious.
and secretary of the chamber of
Holcomb, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. out the hoof. There are also abor­
Section 34; thence along said
A. C. Knauss, Mrs. Dave Mar­ tive tltanotheres.
commerce, has moved his office Normal school.
East 8(1
South 89“ 22’ “
shall,
Mrs.
Carl
Reithner,
Mrs.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Plumer
Equally puzzling are creates (mol­
to the Pringle building.
to an iron pipe on the
attended a meeting of the Evan­ Chas. Richardson, Mrs. Lloyd lusks, for example) that evolved
East bank of the Nehalem ri-
♦ ft
Thomas
and
Mrs.
F.
M.
Wall.
ver; thence South 89“ 22’
Helen Hieber has been appoint­ gelical denomination in Portland
The next meeting will be at the along lines that led to extinction.
Eas 318.8 feet to the place
ed editor of the high school news the early part of the week and home of Mrs. E. A. Green on Neither old-fashioned Darwinism
of beginning and containing
then visited at the home of their April 14. At that time the pro­ nor orthogenesis can tell us why.
for the Eagle.
in this last exception 1.5
son,
Samuel Plumer, in Ostrand­ gram will be on current events,
acres, more or less; also ex­
t t t
and Mrs. Carl Reithner will have
Read the Eagle classified ads
cepting: Beginning at an iron
Teddy W. Leavitt is to hold a er, Washington.
charge.
—there may be something that
Mrs. Lottie E. Dewey, who has
pipe on the West line of the
series of evangelistic meetings in
will save you money.
County road said point being
QUILTING BEE
(he new Christian church.
89" 22' West 553.8 feet and
Lester
Sheeley
appeared
before
AT
MRS.
POETTER’S
North 17“ 32’ East 165 feet
MERELY ONE YEAR AGO— the state highway commission in
from the Southeast corner of
Mrs. E. W. Poetter entertained
the Northwest Quarter of the
Realistic
Vernonia Eagle, April 3, 1931. the interest of the road to the
Southwest Quarter of said
a number of ladies at a quilting
coast.
Permanent
Section 34; thence following
party and pot-luck dinner Wed
Rock creek was on a rampage,
With . Ringlette
t t t
the West line of said County
causing a big log jam at the
Sap Lewis was removed from nesday at her home on Third Ends. A Steam
road North 17" • 32’ —
East
power plant dam, and washing the St. Helens hospital to the avenue.
feet. thence North 89“
Wave at reduced
West 427.6 feet, more
An honored guest from out of prices.
out two bridges on the O.-A. county jail.
less, to the center of the
town was Mrs. Poetter’s mother, $0.50 and $^S0
line.
T t t
Nehalem river; thence up the
Operation of the mill was re- Mrs. A. C. Moeller, from Van­
t t t
center of the stream in a
Vernonia taxpayers received no- duceed from six to four days a couver, Washington, who has been Regular $5 wave
Southwesterly direction, to n
t ices of an increase in levy from week.
point which is North 89“ 22’
visiting here for a few days.
West 422 feet from the place
76.1 mills to 93.7 mills.
Others present included Mrs.
■ t t t
of beginning and thence South
The grade school operetta, Lester Sheeley, Mrs. W. C. Kilby, |
t t t
89" 22’ East 422 feet to the
BEAUTY SHOPPE
J. E. Kerr, Emil Messing, IL “Love Pirates of Hawaii,’’ netted Mrs. William Brimmer, Mrs. El-'
place of beginning, and con­
Phone 431
Bridge St.
E. McGraw, Geo. W. Ford and over $05.00.
I len Sheeley, Mrs. Lee Kerrigan,
taining in this exception 1.54
acres, more or less, all being
within Columbia County. Ore­
By Osborne
gon.
NOW. THEREFORE, NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN.That on Mon­
5AY 1 GET
day, the 2nd day of May, 1932,
at 10:00 o’clock A. M. of said
1UIS STRAIGHT,
day at the West Front Door of
FANNY
the Court House in the City of
St. Helens, Oregon, I will sell in
obedience to said execution, de­
cree and order of sale, at public
auction (subject to redemption)
to the highest bidder for cash,
all the right, title and interest
which the above named defen­
dant has in and to said real pro­
perty to satisfy said execution, in
terest, attorney’s fees, costs and
accruing costs and the overplus,
if any, be paid to the person or
persons entitled thereto.
Dated and first published April
1, 1932.
OSCAR G. WEED,
Sheriff of Columbia County
Oregon.
(14c5
First publication April 1, 1932.
Last publication April 29, 1932.
KEASEY
Camp Eight
ah
Greens for Spring
SPINACH
lb. 5c
BIIUBABB
lb. 6c
LETTECE
head 5c
GBAPEFBUIT
each 5c
onnaise
SOUP
pint 27c
each Ge
BETTER
lb. 25c
CBACKEBS
2-lbs. 25c
COFFEE
FIG BABS
2-lbs. I Sc
CORN MEAL
25c
Pancake Flour 9-lb. Sk. 45c
|) ChoiceMeats
Beef Roast—lb. 14c
Sirloin Steak lb. 17c
Annette
THE FEATHERHEADS
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