Vernonia eagle., May 06, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1932.
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W. M. S. Compliments
Three Members
Complimenting Mrs. Earl M.
Bleile, Mrs. L. L. Lewis and
Miss Rowena Whitlock, who will
leave Vernonia soon, the Women’s
Missionary society of the Evan­
Guests of Mrs. A. B. Carlson to Boise, Idaho, to attend the gelical church entertained with
Saturday were her daughters, funeral of her brother, Gilbert a twelve o’clock luncheon in the
Waring, who up until a feiw days
Miss Nelia Reasoner of Salem before his death had been in social room preceding their reg­
and Miss Ethel Reasoner of Dal­ good health. Mr. Waring was 51 ular meeting Wednesday.
A program was given with
las. Mrs. Carlson’s sister, Mrs. years of age.
Mrs._ E. J. Douglass presiding.
J. C. Henderson returned Wed­ Mrs. C. C. Shay played three In­
Clara Maybee of Centralia, has
been her house guest for nearly nesday night after several days dian melodies and read “From
work in Portland painting signs the land of the sky-blue water.”
two weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson for
Dr. W. H. Hurley, who moved
having motored up to Centralia his dental office to Kenton last Mrs. John B. Hair read Bryant’s
“Robert of Lincoln,” and Mrs.
for her a week ago Sunday.
week.
Charles E. Richardson played two
Free
Stereoptican
lecture
and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Fisher Radio Energy Diagnosis Satur­ piano numbers.
The 40 guests present wrote
and daughter Margaret visited in day night. May 7, 7:30. Every­
little cards farewell senti-,
Portland and Tigard Friday after­ body welcome. Dr. Ruth M. Coon, on
ments for each of the three honor
994 Bridge St. Phone 291. (adv.) guests. A guessing contest for
noon and Saturday.
The Nehalem club will meet books of the Bible closed the
Colonel Alfred E. Clark, who is
Wednesday afternoon, May 11, social hour.
seeking the Republican nomination with
Mrs. A. L. Kullander, and
The missionary meeting was
for United States senator, is the not with Mrs. F. M. Ruhl as first
held in the auditorium at two
man who was chosen as legal coun­ planned.
with Mrs. G. W. Plumer
A. J. Hughes left Thursday for o’clock
sel for the Dairy Co-operative As­
charge.
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Klamath Falls where he has a in The
lesson
study on “Medical
sociation of the state of Oregon position
with the Weyerhaeuser Missionary Work
”
was
conducted
and his efforts in their behalf haa company.
by Mrs. George Lyons, who des­
C. L. Brock left Monday for cribed
resulted in stabilization of the
the pitiful effects of ig­
price of milk paid to the dairy­ Westfir, Oregon, where he has a norance, superstition, and disease
position.
men by the distributors. This re­ Miss Geneva Park, who is car­ in some of the less enlightened
sult was accomplished at a time ing for J. H. Burnside, went to places of the world, and told of
helpful work of medical mis­
when a large majority of the milk her home in Oregon City Monday, the
sionaries and of the need for
producers of the state were on the returning to Vernonia Tuesday.
workers and funds.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rich­ more
verge of ruin.— (Pd. adv.—Clark ardson,
The devotions were lead by
Mrs. J. H. Burnside and Mrs.
Charles Malmsten. Mrs. S.
for U. S. Senator committee, 820 her mother, Mrs. A. E. Matthews,
V. Malmsten presented the pray­
Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.)
Mrs. Dave Marshall and Jack er
league
work, asking members'
Mrs. H. E. McGraw and chil­ Marshall, will motor to Portland to sign pledges to pray daily for1
today.
dren and Mrs. Frank Hartwick
Mrs. Judd Greenman will leave the missionaries assigned them. |
and daughter visited relatives in tomorrow for Eugene to be with
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COUNTY CORONER
Banks Sunday, and attended the her daughter, Phoebe, for Moth­
services in the Masonic home at er’s day.
I am a candidate for coroner
Loyal Gleaners will not meet
Forest Grove.
Wednesday, May 11, as previous­ of Columbia county in the Re­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rich- ly announced, the party having publican primary May 20. I have
ardson motored to Eugene last been indefinitely postponed.
had 10 years experience as an
EVANCELICAL CHURCH
Friday accompanied by Miss Flor­
undertaker of Rainier, besides
SUMMONS
ence Santee and Mrs. Earl Bleile.
G. W. Plumer, Pastor
taking a course under three of the I
In the Circuit Court of the best undertakers and coroners in
Mrs. Bleile went on to visit her
This is to be a great day at
husband at Westfir, while the oth- State of Oregon for the County the Pacific northwest. The pres­ this church, Mother’s day. 9:45
a. m. the Douglass orchestra will
ers spent the weekend with of Columbia.
ent coroner has had the position open the program. There iwill be
Hattie K. Jermain, Plaintiff,
friends in Eugene.
18 years. If you see fit to make speaking, singing by classes and
vs.
The last of the series of card
a change I will appreciate your both the junior and senior choirs
F. J. Jermain, Defendant.
parties sponsored by Vernonia
sjng. The pastor will give an
(16c4) will
address. This is to be a merged
To F. J. Jermain, defendant vote.
temple, Pythian Sisters, will be
J. O. ELBON,
service. AU who come to worship
given in the I. O. O. F. hall above named:
Rainier, Oregon. with us should be there for all
In the name of the State of (Pd. adv.)
Wednesday evening, May 11.
the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Decker Oregon, you are hereby required
FOR SHERIFF
Everyone seems interested to
I
hereby
announce
my
candi
­
know who will be the oldest mo­
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis to appear and answer the com­
dacy
for
the
Republican
nomina
­
ther
and the youngest mother
spent the weekend in Portland, plaint filed against you in the
tion for the office of Sheriff of and who will be the mother to
where they were guests of Mr. and albove entitled suit on or before Columbia
county, at the primary bring the most children with her.
Mrs. Herbert Holyfield. Mr. Holy­ the expiration of four weeks election to be held on May 20,
The Christian Endeavor will
field celebrated his birthday an­ from the date of the first publi- 1932.
meet at 6:30 p. m. Miss Zonweiss
If re-nominated and re-elected, Douglass will be the leader.
niversary Saturday night.
cation of this summons, which
The pastor will preach at 7:30
Guests at the E. B. Miner home first publication is made and I will give continued conserva­
tive service.
p. m. Subject “Am I My Own?”
Sunday were I. G. Balderee, re­ dated April 22, 1932, said four
I have been a resident of Co­
Those who added their names
tired lumberman of Salem, and weeks being the time prescribed lumbia county practically all my to the Bible memory honor roll
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Criteser of by the court in its order for the life. All of my property inter­ last Sunday were Charlotte Hilts,
and other interests are in Constance Bougher, Eda Parker
Portland.
publication of this summons; and ests, county,
and I can promise and Mrs. Dickson.
The Rebekah social club will if you fail to appear and answer this
to continue a financially safe
meet with Mrs. Perry Mellinger the complaint the plaintiff will administration of the office.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tuesday afternoon, May 10.
Respectfully,
cause your default to be entered
The Garden club will hold an and apply to the court above Pd. ad,18c3.
Oscar G. Weed F. Claude Stephens, Minister
adjourned meeting tonight at the named for the relief demanded
Services at the Christian church
FOR SHERIFF
home of Mrs. A. W. Sauer at 7 in said complaint, to-wit: For
for May 8—Bible school, 9:45
I hereby announce my candi­ a. m., Mother’ day program fol­
o’clock for the purpose of elect­ a decree dissolving the marriage
ing officers for the coming year. contract now existing between dacy for sheriff of Columbia lows the Bible study in classes.
A large attendance is requested. plaintiff and defendant on the county subject to the republican Divine morning worship and praise
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Whitlock grounds of cruel and inhuman vote at the May primary election. at 10:45.
and Miss Rowena Whitlock, who treatment, and for an order My experience as a peace officer
Church dinner in honor of
have lived in Vernonia for the
in the county and the city of St. mother, the men of the church in
past two years, are leaving Sun­ awarding the care and custody
day for Chehalis, Washington, of Jerome B. Jermain and Leon- Helens will be of benefit to me if charge.
their former home.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.;
ard L. Jermain, minor children nominated and elected sheriff. To
Dr. M. D. Cole, Frank Hart­ of plaintiff and defendant, to those taxpayers who wish a sensi­ evening services, 7:30, special
wick and Clyde Jordan drove to
the plaintiff; for $75.00 attor­ ble conduct of the office and an evangelistic sermon. Special music
Portland Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brett of ney’s fee, for her costs herein, economical administration of the at all services of day. High school
Seattle arrived Wednesday for ; and for such other and further office, I wish to state that I will orchestra at evening service.
several days visit with Mr. and relief as to the court may seem appreciate their support.
Plan to hear Abe Bennett,
Mrs. N. S. Soden. Mrs. Brett is just.
Respectfully,
evangelist, in his great themes.
(Pd. Adv.)
a niece of Mr. Soden.
ira e . M c I ntire
This summons is served upon (18c3)
Dunlap
Mrs. Margaret
__
. has
BIBLE SCHOOL NOTES
made an attractive quilt to be you by publication thereof in the
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF
The Mother’s day program next
given away for the benefit of the Vernonia Eagle, a newspaper of
I respectfully announce my Sunday will be held at the Bible
Shrine hospital for children. It general circulation printed and
is on display at the Brown Fur­
candidacy for Republican nomina­ school hour.
published in Columbia county,
niture store.
We will follow our usual cus­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker Oregon, by order of the Hon. H. tion to office of sheriff of Co­
and children of Camp Eight were K. Zimmerman, judge of the lumbia county. I have no interest tom of presenting bouquets of
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. circuit court of said county and to serve, but the people of the flowers to the oldest mother, the
Shay for the smoker Saturday,
state, made on the 19tb day of county, and if elected I will faith­
remaining over night.
fully, impartially and economical­
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Faust have April, 1932.
ly serve them. I am a resident of
returned to their home here af­
A. E. VEATCH
St. Helens. I promise a clean, sen­
ter several months visit with
Attorney for Plaintiff.
their daughter in Idaho.
sible conduct of the office.
Office
and
postoffice
address:
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey and
(Pd. Adv.)
Respectfully,
Rainier
Oregon.
Ihiuglass
went
Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
r . e . (Bob) M c L aughlin
to Portland Sunday afternoon fol­
Date of last publication May
lowing the services in the Mason- 13, 1932.
Read the Eagle classified ads.
ic home at Forest Grove.
The Willing Workers met in
the Christian church Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. Claude
Stephens acting as hostess.
Mrs. Dave Kramer of Hillsboro
was a dinner guest of Mrs. Rose
Fletcher Sunday. Mrs. Kramer is
a former resident of Vernonia,
her husband having been mans-
ger of the Miller Mercantile
company store.
Mrs. W. E. Bell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Paul McDuffee,
in Medford.
Mrs. I.ulah E. Fullerton, the
art teacher, made a hurried trip
For Congress
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Vernonia Hotel Building
Phone 1261
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“HOME OF MOTHER’S BREAD”
Camp Eight
youngest mother, and the mother
with the largest family present.
The men’s class will serve a
dinner to all mothers present at
1:30 in the social rooms. Every­
body is welcome.
Mrs. Stephens had charge of
the school last Sunday, Brother
Rose, the superintendent, being
absent.
There were three special num­
bers. Ada Mills and Jane Watts
played a piano duet, and Marian
Lindley and Velma Veal sang
“Sail On.” A report of the C. E.
convention in Portland was given
by Velma Veal, who was a dele-
gate.
Five new scholars who have
completed the requirement for
regular attendance for three con- I
secutive Sundays were enrolled,
two in the Loyal Lad’s class,
one in the Loyal Daughter’s class
and tiwo in the Builder’s class.
The Loyal Lads retained the
banner, having 22 present.
The Bereans held their monthly
class party in their class room
last Friday evening.
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Portland, Oregon
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All of our products are made from the finest
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The Loyal Women gave their Benefit Party Held
class party Thursday afternoon'
at the home of Mrs. J. H. ctubbs. Fol’ Temple
The Golden Legion has several '
Mrs. W. L. Van Doren enter­
new recruits. There is room for
tained with a benefit party for
more—sign up now.
The teachers’ Bible study class Vernonia temple, Pythian Sisters,
met Wednesday evening at the at her home on First avenue last
church. Several new scholars are Friday afternoon.
Cards were enjoyed, with Mrs.
taking the course which is at
present a study of the origin of Edna Brown winning the prize
for high score and Mrs. C. S.
the Bible.
I Hoffman for low. Mrs. Brown
I also drew the door prize.
Refreshments were served by
. the hostess assisted by her daugh­
ter Georgia Van Doren.
Guests included Mrs. M. J.
I
Lamping,
Mrs. Harry Culbertson,
The Pot Luck Luncheon was
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held on Wednesday at the home,Mrs- Tom Crawford, Mrs. C. W.
of Mrs. Florence Olson. The af- DeGraff, Mrs. M. D. Cole, Mrs.
[ternoon was spent playing five J. L. Tinunons, Mrs. Hoffman and
hundred. Mrs. Rollins won first'Mrs Brown.
prize and Mrs. Hatfield consola-1 - ---- ---- . -.... ........
t‘°Mr0. Lawrence Sandberg has burg. Although his car left the
returned from Cathlamet and at road an(1 turned, »ver he suffered
present Mr. and Mrs. Chester ( noJ,er,o“s. i"-|ur1®8’ . .
Sandberg are visiting at St. H.l-
Pringle attended a bridge
ens, both having recovered from .
.»i, siege
siege" of
iof Mr8- Marie O’Donnell in Ver-
their past
of measie».
measles.
Pringle and no"la onn“?.n^y’
Mrs. Olson
C' , Mrs.
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Hatfield
Mrs. Ryves of - -•
Vernonia
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Portland visitors one < |av * last
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Vernonia
one day la '
week.
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man Guinn and Mrs. n,
Dennis
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Ryves of Vernonia were luncheon of ai-eight pound pr
guests at the home of Mrs. John in St. Helens on ■ '..... >i-| ur 1,
Elder on last Thursday. The af­
name as yet i
:Jelern med
ternoon was spent playing pi­ The
Mother and baby are doing nice­
nochle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker ly. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle
were Vernonia visitors on Satur­ were
dinner guests at the Tom
day evening.
home in Portland on Sun-
Those attending the fights and Rutter
dance at Arcadia Saturday even­ day.
Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley
_ Olson
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle
Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. John Hat-1 and
field, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ol­ were evening guests at the Bud
son, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor, Adams home in Vernonia Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Geoige Plumb, Mr. and
Agency for
Mrs. John Atkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
STATE
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Pringle and Tom Rutter. All re­
ported enjoying the evening very
at hotel M c D onald
much.
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Grant Layer had the misfor­
Pick-up Tues.—Deliver Fri.
tune on Sundav evening of being
crowded off the road at Pitts-
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