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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Thelma Trudgian, Louise Craw ter Dorothy’s birthday. Those Loyal Daughters present were Juanita Parker, ford, Hazel Chapman, Wilma Stol Tiny Plummer, Neva Hamblet, Class Enjoy Party en, Helen Barnes, Daisy McDon Margaret Plummer. ald, Jeanne Hughes, Louise Hig Mr*. A. A. Dowling Mildred Hawkins Read It and Weep Pete Banzer of Mist visited The Loyal Daughters class met bee and Marjorie Lang. with Mrs. M. Dunlap Sunday. at the home of their teacher, Hi Pals! Here he is again. He Mrs. G. N. Miller had as her After breakfast a business Mrs. Herman Veal, Friday night. was gone for a week (supposed guest Tuesday Mrs. Vesta Chris The Geo. Fisher folks from As The evening was spent in popping meeting was held and Marjorie Mr. and Mrs. Will Robbins TIMBER LINE STAFF ly) much to the relief of every ■ and children of Trout Lake, tensen of Pleasant Hill. toria paid a visit to the valley corn, making candy and playing Lang was elected as the new class body. He is a great mind (?) Wash., visited the former’s uncle Mrs. Tom Crawford and Mrs. Sunday, visiting his sister, Mrs. games. After an exciting ghost president. Plans were also made EDGAR CRAWFORD reader though and, he saw a great ' and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Rob G. N. Miller and daughter Eve L. E. McGee on the burn. story blankets were spread on the for a monthly party to be held at Editor deal while in his trance. He saw bins Sunday. lyn spent the weekend in Portland R. Garlock was a Vernonia floor and a more or less hilarious the members' homes during the — well — read it and weep: night was spent by the following winter, no one to attend who Mr. and Mrs. Bud Williams, visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Lee Hall of Waldport is MARGARET M c D onald Marjorie Meeker getting gray ' spending several weeks with her ¡who have been employed at St. Geo. and Dave Banzer and _ girls: Martha Middlebrook, Eliza-1 had not been in Bible school the Assistant Editor haired in an effort to find speak daughters, Mrs. A. J. Kirk and Helena, California, returned home Chancy Whittig were village shop-1 ''ctn Wall, BiMtha Thompson, previous Sunday. HARVEY EDENS ers for the next assembly. m.rc Monday lftin<luv oVAmno* Mrs. C. R. Fowler. Sunday. ipers evening. ; Senior Reporter Bob Cline thinking seriously of Mrs. Dan May is visiting at! Miss Norma Anderson and Miss Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fowler of writing to Ripley in regard to the home of Mrs. Edith Farley at Merle Mills of Vernonia spent Riverview spent Thursday and MILLICENT RATKIE his amazing gum-popping ability. Friday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strassel. ! a day or two last week as the Junior Reporter Oh our eardrums. Put it behind Kirk of Pleasant Hill. Mrs. J. W. White had as her guests of Miss Alberta DeRock. f . e . Knowles killed three your ear, Bob. BERT EASTMAN Mr. and Mrs. Riley . Hall ___ ____ Keep and guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Edgar Crawford having great daughter were dinner guests of White and daughter Leota, of | hogs the first of the week. Mr. Sophomore Reporter Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Halberson j Knowles and Austin Dowling took trouble keeping his large shoes Mrs. Jim Morgan Sunday. ALICE HOFFMAN and son Bobby of Forest Grove, them to Vernonia to the market out of each other’s way during Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kirk and Mr. and Mrs. George Sulfridge of Tuesday. Freshman Reporter footbaal practice. baby of Peasant Hill spent Mon Miss Elenora Knowles of Port Students joyfully awaiting their day at the home of Mrs. Clar Hillsboro, Gus Olson and wife of Vernonia. land has been visiting her cous-i report cards. “Sez you.” ence Fowler. LET’S TURN DRAMATIC Mrs. Chas. Christensen visited ins here for the past week. She English VII students enlarging Mrs. Jay Bertraw had as her relatives in St. Helens Wednes was the guest of Mrs. A. R. Melis on the job Now’s the chance for juniors their vocabulary. Can you un guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bud day. j. E. Knowles and family, and seniors to show their artis derstand Greek? and Robbins and granddaughter Jua Mrs. Steve Selfridge and Mrs. She returned to Portland Tues- tic talents. This editorial applies Chemistry students delving in us to juniors and seniors; at pres to the deep, dark mysteries re nita of Riverview and Mr. and John Rock of Cornelius spent day. Mrs. Will Robbins and family of Tuesday at the home of Mrs. ent only juniors. A bridge ___ „ party was given at garding chemical formulas. They Trout Lake, Washington. PRESIDENT Floyd Cleveland. The junior class has selected a are a bit difficult, are they not? the Irving Knowles home Wednes Mrs. Bud Smith and sister, A. V. Laramore of Lewiston, day evening in honor of Earl play which it is to present before Don Holtham feeling very sure Christmas. That play is to finance that he can handle at least parts Mrs. Lavina Frappier of Tacoma, Idaho, came Sunday for a visit Knowles birthday anniversary. It | and support him by electing a Junior Prom at the end of the in the junior play. Our modest Wash., spent Sunday with their with relatives. was also Donald Sundland’s birth-, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buckner visit day next day, so the two cele year to be put on for the benefit Red. (Red from last year’s junior mother, Mrs. Gibbons of River FOR view. ed at the home of Mrs. Mike brated at the same time. Bridge of the seniors and the juniors. play. J SENATOR Mrs. A. L. Bossett is somewhat Willard Monday. Juniors, help the class! It’s for was played until lunch time, Florence Wall contemplating Those spending the weekend at then the remainder of the even your own good. Turn out for the the employment of a secretary improved at this writing. and Virgil Powell and brother, O. A. the home of Chas. Christensen ing was spent in dancing. Chas. play; everybody has a chance. If to help take care of the dramatic you can’t turn out, then boost aspirants. You can’t all be “Son- Powell of Portland, are spending were Mrs. S. P. Stubbs, Mr. and Sundland furnished the music. FOR the week at Arch Cape, Ore., on Mrs. Walter Andrews, Mr. and the play to the best of your abili ny Janes.” Shady Lae sold his tractor en- j Mrs. Mike Christensen of Port gine to Mr. Tichnor this week. i ty and advertise it. Honest, it’s CONCRESS Bert Eastman playing a haunt- business. Mrs. E. Blackman and children land, Donald Brown, St. Helens, real fun! Help yourself! Wm. Bridgers, Harry Saxon, ing selection upon his harmonica. Henry Christensen of Barton, and and Leon Malcolm left the last I We can’t play harmonicas either, are on the sick list this week. Mrs. Lee Hall visited with Mrs. V. H. S. SCALPS George Christensen of John Day. of the week on a hunting trip, Bert. They expect to be gone a week SCAPPOOSE 21 TO 13 Holly Holcomb deftly handling . M. Dunlap Tuesday. Fred Rainey, who has been em Maintain the protective tariff on lumber, Ore or two. the diplomatic affairs of his class. (Collie Parine was in the valley The Vernonia high school’s gon’s greatest industry; keep on opening the James Rainey stiffling a sneeze. ployed at Burns, returned home Wednesday. from Yamhill visiting relatives football team showed its true col .Stanley Overson trying to sing. mills and putting more men at work. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cameron, last week. ors Saturday when it defeated We’d rather hear Bert’s harmoni Mrs. Maud Rodgers was a vil- the Scappoose eleven 21-13 on ca, but if it’s for our benefit Miss Velda Mellinger and Miss Keep the gains agriculture has made under farm Christine Rainey spent Monday lage shoppei' Monday afternoon. the Scappoose field. don’t do either. marketing act, aid to cooperatives and other Portland and enjoyed the ****** * in Mrs. Frank Wilson has been in Vernonia made a safety and ♦ stock show. Hoover legislation — all prepared with advice Portland the past week receiv- three touchdowns. WHAT THE CLASSES A Columbus day program was ing medical attention. Mrs. Downs is reported very of Grange and Farmer’s Union leaders. The second touchdown was ARE DOING given at the school Wednesday af sick this week. Dinner guests at Mrs. Geo. scored when Hillman, Vernonia « ♦ ***** * a O. A. Powell and Garfield ternoon. Jones’s home the last of the Keep the gains made by labor — wages and end, intercepted a Scappoose pass The commercial law class is 1 Smith of Portland spent Sunday All fire activities have ceased week were Mrs. Ed Reynolds, and ran 60 yards for a touch studying employment sustained by the Hoover agree negotiable instruments. for the present. Although .one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vir- Mrs. J. O. Libel and Mrs. Fran-1 down. ment. The algebra III class is having igil Powell. slashing fire got beyond control cis Burnham and small son. Vernonia plays Clatskanie next a study of exponents. I Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Turner for a few days and threatened Owing to a blast which the | Saturday, October 22, at Clatska- Support the CONFIDENCE in business recovery The world history class is stu ! and family visited friends in two of the bridges close to camp, road crew set off Saturday backI nie. dying Greek customs. causing considerable excitement. of the crusher on the Mist-Clats now being exhibited. Treharne Sunday. The geometry class is dealing George Parker and party re- Approximately 40 men were call kanie road, to loosen the rock, BULLETIN BOARDS ADD with perpendiculars. Conditions in the United States today are more ed from Vernonia and Jewell to i turned Sunday from a successful the road was very bad over the INTEREST TO HISTORY The English VII classes are ¡hunting trip in eastern Oregon. combat the fire. However, very weekend and there was barely favorable than in any other nation. AND SCIENCE CLASSES studying adverbs. | Misses Edith and Doris Ander little damage was done. room to get by. The typing class is on lesson son enjoyed the ball game at The Oregon-American machine Dinner guests at Mrs. Ed Rey Bulletin boards in Mrs. Malm- 13 and 14. shop at camp is running this nolds’ home Tuesday were Mrs. Scappoose Saturday. sten’s class room increase the in The agriculture class is study- month under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff spent Geo. Jones and son Delmar, Mrs. terest of the history and science ing small grains. Carl Westlin with Horace Jones J. O. Libel, Mrs. Francis Burn CHANGING LEADERS AT THIS TIME IS SURE TO MAKE Monday in Portland. students in their respective sub Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peoples assisting. ham and son and Mrs. Jesse THINGS A LOT WORSE. jects. VERNONIA TEAM TO VIE Oral mnbodin, brother-in-law of George. and baby visited relatives in There are three of these boards AGAINST LAST COACH Westimber Sunday. Mrs. E. R. Estey, is now em constructed of cork, one each for Wm. McCormick. I Miss Norma Anderson attended ployed here. American history, world history, The Vernonia team will have the bridge party given by Mrs. Andy Olsen was lucky recently Repair work has begun on the and junior science. additional inspiration for the, pete Knowles at Mist Wednes- in bagging a fine deer and left large O.-A. speeder which was VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN STATE AND COUNTY TICKETS The subject matter relates to Clatskanie --- --- , game next Saturday, [ Jay. I the same day for a week’s visit badly wrecked during the fire. whatever the class is studying at October 22, on for * ,i ...••> have » | Fred Henderson left Tues with his family in Portland. they will Word was received from Mrs. various times. to match wits against a team day for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Lee Frye is managing the J. JI. Warnstaff by friends here. Paid Adv. by Republican State Central Committee, T. C. Elliott, Chairman The boards are kept up by coached by Ira Tucker, a former Mrs. Don Depue at Oak Harbor, | cook house at the Inman-Poulsen 1 She writes that the family is well 840 Morgan Bldg., Portland, Cre. students selected from each class. mentor of the Vernonia squad. Hoover-Curtia Club I camp. Washington. and the boys are doing line in Mr. Tucker was a member of Orval Young is in charge of the school. Mrs. Riley Hall entertained HEAR YE the Vernonia faculty last year. Saturday in honor of her daugh-|men at the I.-P. camp during the He was athletic director and was moving of their equipment. Quincy Attention, fellow-students, our a teacher of science. He was for June Michener, secretary-treasur- Young is in charge of the shop, team won a hard-earned victory merly of Albany high school. er. I Both are from Sheridan. at Scappoose last Saturday with The Glee club will combine I Lloyd Cummings was employed out much support. That’s not WHAT THE ALUMNI with the orchestra under the here during fire season as train blaming you for not being there. direction of Miss Hughes on var j dispatcher and time keeper, OF CLASS OF It can be realized that Scappoose ■24 ARE DOING ious ¡sformai occasions in joint j While here he boarded with Mrs. is a long distance from Vernonia concert. and that it was raining Saturday, Eddie Condit, teacher in Ver but it might be used to show nonia Mr. and Mrs. Alex Waddell of grade school; Weston Sheel- what your team can do even POSTUM CEREAL the mealtime drink preferred by millions. Pkg. 19c Angeles and May Brown of Los ey, teacher in Washington. Ernest without your support. Now don’t think for a moment that you Marver, employed by West Coast' Portland visited with Mr. and TUNA FISH—White Star. The chicken of the sea. %-lb. can .......... 15c don’t need to cheer, for you do. Engraving Co.; John Wharton, ati Mrs. T. M. Crawford Tuesday With your support the team can West Fir, Oregon; Blanche Berg- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell PEAS — Silver Bar—Tender Sweet, l’s picnic .......................... 2 for 15c erson, Married; Benita Parker, were greatly impressed with the do things in a big way. More should have been at Scap married; Helen Brown, married. American Legion scenery of the Nehalem valley. SPINACH—Gold Bar—21/z’®» Extra Fancy Pack .................... Can 15c poose than were, so let's make Vernonia Poll up for it at Clatskanie Saturday. Senior Girl Undergoes Operation 24c We’re going to win! Keep that PEANUT BUTTER—Hoody’s quality in 2-lb. ”no waste” jar 1 1 9, American Realistic in mind. Verda Chapman, senior girl, Legion. Meets 29c Permanent ROLLED OATS, Carnation, large package with Chinaware last week was operated on for JUNIORS CHOOSE PLAY 2nd and 4 th With.. Ringlette a mastoid. The operation was suc Tuesdays each cessful and Verda returned home Ends. A Steam The junior committee, appoint last Wednesday. She will not re month, 8. p. m Wave at reduced ed for the purpose of selecting turn to school for some time. RAISINS J. E. Kerr, Com a play, chose "Sonny Jane.” The prices. mander; Eugene Shipman, Adj. play was approved by the class. JJ.50 and $^.50 Household brand, seedless. J LB. The girl characters for the OFFICERS ELECTED BY GLEE CLUB play tried out Monday after Fine new crop ..... Tt Bag A. F. & A. M. Regular $5 wave school. The boys will be selected The Vernonia High Glee club Vernonia Lodge No. 184 by Mr. Wilkerson. Pound ........ lie The royalty for the play was last week elected its officers for A. F. & A. M. meets the year. $10 and individual copies have at Masonic Temple, PUMPKIN — Gold Bar BEAUTY SHOPPE The following students were been ordered. Stated Communication The play will be given before chosen: Hazel Tomlin, president; Phone 431 Bridge St. First Thursday of each The finest golden, new s) Christmas in order that the prac- Charleen George, vice-president; Pound ............................ gc month. Special called crop pack, 2H’s FOR meetmgs on all other Thurs- day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors Shldr most cordially welcome. Pound ............................ 1QC K. A. McNeill, W. M. TEA — LIPTON’S tice will not conflict with that of he senior play in the spring. !■ Hl LIFE . . . I Timberline Mist Riverview’ !■ HOOVER Frederick Steiiver James W. M <> 11 --- •— lamp • • • McGregor Special for Friday & Saturday LODGES 21c Annette MEAT Beef Roast Beef Rib Boil 25c Professional and Business Diiredory For your convenience the following business and professional people are listed on this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business and professional people. Jty BARBER shop Haircutting for Men Women ana Children Expert Work Guaranteed HILLSBORO Dentist Vernonia, Oregon Open Friday, Saturday And Sunday Res. Phone Walnut 2911 JOHN A. MILLER Roland D. Eby, M. D General Contractor Physican and Surgeon Mason Work, Building I Town Office 891 No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets »very I second and fourth Thursdays in I. O. O. F. hall, Vernonia. Visit ors always welcome. Helen Fogel, Noble Grand. Emma Miller, Secretary. VIOLET RAY GASOLINE Oil» . . . Expert Greasing VERNONIA SERVICE STATION 1729 Denver Ave. at Kilpat rick St., Portland, Ore. JOY BARBER SHOP Willard Batteries Mountain Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243 M. D. COLE Willard H. Hurley, D. M. D. DENTISTRY Pick-ups Tuesdays, Fridays Leave orders at 729 THIRD STREET Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S. Regular commu nication first and third Wed nesdays of each month, at Ma sonic Temple. All visiting sis ters and broth ers welcome. Lillian Brown, W. M. I<eona McGraw, Sec. MARY KATO CHOP SUEY RESTAURANT Phone Walnut 7586 HOME LAUNDRY Order of Eastern Star I Pythian Sister* Portland-Vernonia Truck Line w. A. DAVIS, Proprietor Daily Service Vernonia Temple 61 meets every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in W.O.W. hall. Edna Brown, M. E. C. Clara Kerns, M. or R. & C. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Office with Crawford Motor Co. BAFFORD BROS General Plumbing Vernonia DR. J. A. HUGHES HARDING LODGE 11« Meets I every Monday night in the I.O.O.F. hall, Visiting broth- era welcome. Ray Mills, C. C. H. Culbertson, K.R.S. Telephones Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 663 Res. Phone 664 Vernonia, Oregon For real bargains—watch the classified columns of the Eagle. I Yellow Label Orange Pekoe H-LB. PACKAGE ......................... 40c . . Cauliflower . Cabbage . 27c 2 for 5c . . . 5c . 5c Netted Gem Potatoes III pounds * . 25c Sweet Potatoes 8 pounds 14c 15c Pound PRODUCE Carrots Leg Pork Roast Pound ........ Pork Chops COFFEE — BLISS Vacuum Can. Quality plus Price. 1-POUND ............................... Pork Roast 25c Fresh Side Pork Pound ............................. ¡Qi PINEAPPLE — Solar 2%’. Rich, ripe pack. Slightly broken slices. Delicious, nourishing. Can 13c BEANS — Willamett Tender, stringless cut green, 2’s .... 3 for 29c CORN — Gold Bar Whole Kernel, 1’sF. Vacuum packed, just like fresh corn, not doped with seasoning. No salt, no brine. It’s the new style. Delicious, Different.......... Kk. ÏT1 Nehalem Market & Grocery (Incorporated)
