Vernonia eagle., May 27, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1&2.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
of the hostess was a guest of i Rose Fletcher the consolation.
VITA BRIDGE CLUB
statement of my company’s ac-
the day.__________________
tivities, in view of the great suc-
| A lunch of sandwiches, fresh
AT MRS. NELSON’S
, strawberry sundae, cake and cof-
I
cess we have had, I feel it put
JUST EIGHT BRIDGE
i fee was served by the hostess.
just to again acknowledge to you
The Vita Bridge club was en­
tertained at the home of Mrs. CLUB MEETS
I Mrs. Mary Nelson and Miss
personally my appreciation of the
Adolph Nelson Thursday after­
I Gladys Pressnail were guests.
co-operation and assistance that
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
noon, May 19.
Mrs. J. L. Timmons entertained Mrs. Lloyd W. Baker, Mrs. W. J.
the newspapers have given us in
| Mrs. Nelson presented first the Just Eight Bridge club May Armitage, Mrs. W. M. Hender-
G.
W.
Plumer,
Pastor
and
second
prizes
for
high
scores
10. Mrs. James Nanson received son and Mrs. Harry Kerns were
Mrs. Annie Timmons of Sen-'the Oregon-American company in attaining this record of achieve­
tinel, Oklahoma, is the house various capacities since June, ment.” —Tennessee Publisher.
The Sunday school is still go­ to Mrs. Ben Brickel and Mrs. the prize for high score and Mrs, the other members present.
Henry
Fogel,
later
serving
a
guest of her son and daughter-! 1923. The Bleiles will be greatly
ing strong, be on hand at 9:45
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tim- missed in church and social cir-
a. m. These days when many whipped jello dessert with Swed-
mons. She arrived Sunday and ties in which they have been Alfalfa Found
children and
auu young
yuuug people
pevpie are ish cake an<* Coffee.
gone, it stands every one that' Other members present in­
expects to spend the summer very popular.
More
Useful
in
is home, be on hand at the ser- eluded Mrs. Ernest Sunell, Mrs.
here.
RADIOS FOR RENT
L. L. Crawford, Mrs. Lee John-
This County vice.
A. J. Hughes returned Monday
OR SALE
The
pastor
will
preach
at
11
son,
Mrs.
Dan
Brown
and
Mrs.
night from Klamath Falls where
he was employed for a time.
■ .
r; ’ n‘.
Alfalfa is a crop that ia find- a. m. on the subject “What of; Marie O’Donnell.
GLENN E. DEAMER
America?” The Christian En-
Mlss Phyllis Nelson, daughter
Miss Phyllis Nelson who has
ing increased usefulness on Col- deavor meets at 6:30 p. m. Louis I
Mrs. A. A. Dowling
SERVICE MAN
been teaching school at Banks!
farms. The acreage Graven, leader.
umbia
county
has returned to her home here
Your
radio repairing guar­
7:30
p.
m.
“
Passing
This
Way,
”
!
has increased from 78 in 1924
for the summer vacation.
anteed or no labor charge.
Mrs.
....... Wm.
...... Bridgers was a Port- to
uu Inure
more man
than 200 now, according will be the theme. This is the1
Mrs. Dan Brown, Mrs. Henry land
business visitor last week.|to County agent Nelaon. R ¡g a last Sunday before conference I
Fogel and Mrs. Ben Brickel went
all members and friends of
Irving Knowles butchered some popular crop on poultry farms and
to Portland Sunday to see “Grand
the church should be present.
hogs last week.
Hotel.”
as
a
source
of
green
feed
and
Oqr annual conference under
Mr«. Emma Aldridge was over
ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE — Gene Shipman, Mgr.
Mrs. Ray Joplin and son Mic­
Clatskanie Monday visiting on the dairy farms for many as the presidency of Bishop G. E.
key of Portland were guests of from
Epp
will open in Portland with
well
as
green
feed.
relatives
in
the
valley.
Mr. qnd Mrs. Walter Moody all
the Willamette Boulevard church
Mr, and Mrs. Currington drove
By A. GOF BUG
Through demonstrations estab­ June 1.
of last week. They all spent down
front Hillsboro Saturday
Wednesday and Thursday at Sea­ and
Thin
finishes
Rev. G. W.
lished by County agent Nelson al­
spent
Saturday
night
with
side.
falfa has proven successful in Plumer’s fifth year at Vernonia.
Mrs. Ed Reynolds.
At least one Vernonia player,
appointment of ministers
Mr. and Mrs. William Lindley
Geo. Jones went up on the most communities in the county for The
the next year will be made Hale Greenman, sharpened his
and daughter Marian went to burn last week to work for the
if put in properly. In the Fern at tljis time. It is not known as pencil and did something to even
Garibaldi Sunday for an extend­ Turner shingle mill for awhile.
or better the low score turned in
ed visit.
Mrs. Ed Reynolds is visiting Hill district J. C. Skeen by sweet­ yet whether Mr. Plumer will be two weeks ago Sunday by young
Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, who is recov­ her daughter, Mrs. B. Rachal in ening his soil with ground lime­ here another year or not.
The work is going on nicely Doc Mills of Forest Hills. Hale I
ering from an operation in the Vernqnia this week.
now holds all honors for low'
stone, by inoculating his Grimm
Emaquel hospital, is reported to
Earl Knowles returned home alfalfa seed before planting, by but each year every minister is score on this course with a 33,
subject
to
change.
be getting along very well.
I from San Diego, California, Sat­
We will join at the Christian two under par, made up as fol­
Miss Amy Hughes left Tues­ urday where he went three weeks preparing a firm, fine seed bed,
in the afternoon memorial lows: 3 birdies, 1 five, and 5
day morning for a week’s visit in ago to join the marines. He passed has obtained a successful stand church
pars. That score fellows is some­
Eugene in company with her the first examination but failed! of alfalfa. Ainsworth Wallace is service.
thing to shoot at.
college friend, Miss Winona Irv­ on the final one.
one
of
the
most
successful
alfal
­
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Mt. Hood was taken into camp.
Mrs. John Patrick spent Tues­
ing of Burns, who spent Monday
last Sunday with a good margin. |
night here as a guest in the day afternoon with Mrs. A| Dowl­ fa growers in the Nehalem valley.
Mr. Wallace also finds lime nec­ F. Claude Stephens, Minister A return match will be played I
ing.
Hughes’ home.
the Mt. Hood course sometime'
School closed for the summer essary to alfalfa success. Some
Special services for May 29— at
Mrs. Herman Veal and daugh­
in June.
ter Velma made a business trip vacation Friday. The day was of his alfalfa plantings are more 9:45 a. m. expect 250 in Bible
enjoyed by , all the . youngsters
school. Come! ¡0:45 a. m. Divine
Next Saturday, Sunday and
to Forest Grove Sunday.
and a few visitors with a picnic. than five years old. He obtains morning worship, Evangelist Abe Monday the club handicap is
Mrs. L. Norris has taken her The rain spoiled their plans about two good cuttings and a light F. Bennett speaking on the sub­ scheduled
to be played. By play­
nine-months old baby to the having the picnic on the old
ject, “Walking With God.”
ing the entire match in the three
The same rich, firm ice cream which has
Doernbecher hospital for an op­ Lyon's place. They had to be con­ third cutting.
2:30
p.
m.,
union
memorial
ser
­
days
more
will be shown.
Soils of the Warren district vices at the church. Our evange­ Heretofore interest
eration,
tent with picnicking in the play­
won
so much favor locally will be sold this
several
weeks
1
have
are naturally adapted to pro- list bringing an appropriate mes­ been required to play off all 1 the
Mrs. Earl Groat and son
shed.
summer
at these new low prices—
my of Astoria visited her par­
Wedding bells peeled merrily duction of alfalfa, County agent sage.
matches and by the time the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veal, last week for Frank Brown, who Nelson states, and lime is not
6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor finals were reached interest had
last week and attended the com­ has been making his home in the
meeting. 7:45 p. m., great evange­ dwindled to nothing.
mencement exercises of the high village here for the past year, and required.
listic service, theme, “The Sec­
Observing the handicaps as
“
This
is
a
good
year
to
grow
school.
Miss Cecil Lane, daughter ol Mr.
ond Coming of Christ.” Special
at the club house the low
__
Wesley Brady returned home and Mrs. Clyde Lane of Birken- alfalfa,” Nelson points out, “be­ singing at all services. Full an­ posted
handicap men will stand a better
from Doernbecher hospital last feld. The young couple slipped cause Grimm seed is cheap and nouncement will be made for De­ chance
this
year
than
in
the
past.
week and is feeling fine again. away to Hillsboro last week and plentiful and because other crops coration day Monday, May 30.
The spread of strokes for 18
Gqests of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. were quietly married. They will which might be grown on land
holes from the best players to
Bible School Notes
McCabe Saturday night were Dr. make their home in the village.
mediocre player is but 4 to 6
The Loyal Gleaners were again the
R. T. Brpnnan and Grant Goudy Mr. Brown has employment with planted to alfalfa are low in
strokes.
price and little will be lost by the banner class with 28 members
of Portland, who visited with Mr. Clark and Dooley.
You get the most and the best ice cream
Little Iris Turner has been
present.
McCabe spent Sunday fishing.
for your money when you insist on “Nehalia”—
Watch the classified section
staying with her grandmother the using the land for getting alfal-
The total attendance was 198.
Dave Marshall and son Larry
fa started. For good stands it
made in Vernonia for Vernonia folks.
Five Bible school members made and see for yourself the many
week.
Marshall are both laid up with past
Dave McMullin was a village is essential to seed alfalfa alone, their confession of faith and have opportunities listed there. Read
rheumatism this week.
(Sold At Creamery or Golf Courte)
shopper from Natal the first of If the soil is acid, lime should since been baptized.
it every week.
Kenneth Lewis, son of Mrs. the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose and
a
ton
applied
at
the
rate
of
L. L. Lewis is visiting his grand­
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill were be
F. Claude Stephens rendered a
parents at Sheridan.
early morning village shoppers per acre. The seed bed should special musical number.
Russell Lilly, who returned re­ Tuesday. They have a summer be worked down to a firm, fine
The Lassies class presented a
Agency for
cently from California, is working home at Natal but spent the win- condition and the seeding should graduation gift to their teacher,
STATE LAUNDRY CO.
at Camp Cochran.
Marian Lindley._________
Mra. M. Aamodt had guests inot be done unti* al»out May 10
E. J. Ludeman, formerly mana­
at hotel M c D onald
ger of the Oregon Gas and Elec­ from Portland Friday.
Ito June 15. Moisture should be
REVIVAL MEETING
Laundry and Dry Cleaning;
tric company at Vernonia, has
PHONE 471
Mrs. A. Wallace has been on held and the weeds killed through
Pick-up Tues.—Deliver Fri.
been transferred from the Long­ flu»
... _ mi
The city of Vernonia and coun­
the uir-li
sick li«t
list for t.hp
the nasi.
past week. <• frequent . shallow cultivation.
The .
try
round
is
being
stirred
through
view office to the Olympia of­
Mis. Emma Aldridge from
Christian
fice of
Washington
........................ Gas and Clatskanie is visiting the McGee Grimm variety is best and it the efforts of the
should be inoculated before seed­ church «nd the EVangelists, Abe
Electric
pany.
home on the burn.
S. J. DeRock left for Portland ing. An application of about 75 F. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Miss
.e Christian of Mon-
C. Stephens and singers. Whole
toe is i
g her sister Mrs. F. Wednesday morning.
pounds of land plaster per acre families
have come to Christ and
Muak 11
Mrs. Silvo Graham is visiting
■ek.
A lai
lumber of Vernonia Mrs. McGee on the burn at this harrowed into the soil now would there is great rejoicing generally.
tend to stimulate growth.
Many to be baptised on next
families
3 left, or are leav- writing.
The young people of the vil­
“A few years ago alfalfa was Lord’s day. Three mighty services
ing soon, tor work in the berry
patches, chiefly in the vicinity of lage charivaried Mr. and Mrs. thought a failure under western at the church on that day. Meet­
ing may close Sunday night. Ex­
Frank Brown Tuesday evening.
Banks and Gales Creek.
(Incorporate d )
Hopse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dancing was enjoyed until a late Oregon conditions and there were pect 250 in Bible school and full
but very few acres of it. In house at all services. Program be­
O. T. Bateman Monday and Tues­ hour.
Mrs. Van Vleet and Mrs. Hard­ 1921 O. T. McWhorter, then gins each evening at 7:45. All
day were Leola Dunlap of Port­
land and Bernard
Stain
of ing were Vernonia visitors Wed­ county agent of Washington coun­ welcome.
Rainier.
nesday.
Mi;s. J. A. Hughes was a Port­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller are ty, established a few alfalfa dem­
land visitor Tuesday.
leaving Saturday to move back onstrations. These demonstrations
Yumi-yum home-made pies to on their ranch at Chapman. Mrs. pointed the way to successful al­
please every tatse, Loyal Gleaners Harding and Mrs. Van Vleet will falfa culture in western Oregon.
sale at old Dixie Grill tomor­ leave the first of next week.
Brilliant 4-colored Water Ball Free
Since that time the acreage has
row.
(Adv.)
increased
each
year
until
1931
ADVERTISING
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown were
with 1-lb. package Milk and honey
Effective Friday, May 27,
hosts at a contract bridge party
George W. Hill, president Am­ saw 25,225 acres of alfalfa in
Tuesday night, preceded by a erican Tobacco company, released 14 western Oregon counties where
Stage Number 38 will leave
GRAHAM CRACKERS — 91 p
LEG PORK ROAST lb...... lßc
pot-lpck dinner. Other members|
Vernonia at 5:50 p. m. and
of the party were Mr. and M rs. over his signature, this story on the crop was formerly thought
All For......................... -01V
arrive
at
Number
39
will
a
failure.
The
value
of
the
in
­
Ben Prickel, Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ advertising:
9:05 p. m.
ry Fogel and Mr. and Mrs. il ar­
“The great success that has creased hay obtained from this
Shldr. PORK ROAST lb.... J2c
old Decker.
been attained by my company has alfalfa acreage, to say nothing
FREE
—
a
package
Hire
’
s
Root
Mrs. Graham C. Hackett and
S. P. & S. Transp. Co.
of the value as a source of green
daughter I’hyllis, of Portland, been made possible only by our
FRESH SIDE PORK lb...... JQC
Beer Candy Cubes with a bottle of
R. M. ALDRICH,
have been visiting at the home recognition of the power of news­ feed and pasture in late summer,
of Dr. and Mrs. M. It. Eby since paper advertising. It is interest­ is $250,000.”
Local Agent
HIRE’S ROOT BEER EXTRACT
Sunday.
PORK STEAK Shldr. lb...... J4C
Mrs. Earl M. Blelle and sons ing to note that this success con­ Eagle classifieds wili pay you.
Harry and Earl. Jr., are leaving tinued in the year 1931, both
ALL
today to make their home in business and profits showing an
FOR ..................
HAMBURGER
O lbs.
Westfir, Oregon, where Mr. Bleile ncrease, and again I attribute this
has a position with the sawmill. to our increased newspaper ad­
OR SAUSAGE
Until the recent shut-down Mr.
B leile had been connected w i I h vertising. In furnishing you this
SARDINES — North Star Brand
The Newest
And Best in
Mist
»ADIO
Fairways
and Rough
Vernonia Radio Shop
Nehalia
ICE CREAM
at
NEW LOW PRICES
i
Pints
Quarts
Gallons
20c
35c
Nehalem Valley
ICE & CREAMERY CO
Nehalem Market & Grocery
Specials for Fri. and Sat
of
SCHEDULE
MEAT
Norwegian Pure Olive
i
Oil — Regular size ..... t
5
CASHU«.
FOR
25c
TOMATOES — H-D 21//«—
Fancy solid pack —
Extra special value
KNOW
YOUR
BANK
4
i
2
FOR
PORK & BEANS -- Van Camp’s
Easy to serve and Oh, 4"
So good. 16-oz. cans ....
BISQUICK — Biscuit Flour —
Try a Bisquick Strawberry Short Cake with
local Strawberries. What could be
Better? PACKAGE ....................
30c
PALMOLIVE SOAP
For an outstanding
Q
Complexion ........
4M
1
-LOL
PICKLES — Kerr’s Whole Sweet
Oregon-American
Bankers will tell you there are three
kinds of persons—the ones who live
from hand to mouth, the ones who think
vaguely that “saving money is a good
thing,” and the ones who take a certain
amount from their salaries before it
hits their pockets and put it safely
away. You may think you can save
more wisely by making deposits when
you can spare the money—but bankers
know better I
Consult us about a
Savings Budget today.
Alber*«
29c
> CXS 11c
LET YOUR BANKER SHOW
YOU HOW TO SAVE
FLAPJACK FLOUR
Large size — Makes delicious
Hot Cakes — PACKAGE ....
A part of the picnic—
Large 15-ounce JAR
Lumber Co.
19c
SALMON — Sandwich Brand —
Northern Alaska Pink, l’s I
Rich in Nature’s iodine, i
2
FOR
19c
3H-oz. Jar Durkee's Famous
MAYONNAISE — FREE WITH
1 Pint jar Durkee’s Quality
SALAD AID—
16c
Today ...... ........
CAKES
FOR
PRODUCE
LETTUCE
WAX ONIONS ...
2 Heads gc
6 lbs. 25c
NEW POTATOES ... 7 lbs. 25c
I
PINEAPPLE — Silver Bar 1’« flat
R ank of V ernonia
Sliced or crushed—
Your choice ........ _..
3
for
25c
CARROTS
2 Bchs. 12c