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FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1933.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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high school gym at Birkenfeld and Mrs. RusBell Cline at their wick and Mrs. H. E. McGraw, in
ections were: Willa Crowder,
WHAT THE CLASSES
“Cremona;” and Gertrude Epping,
Vernonia Sunday.
Sunday. Many interesting things home March 27.
“Trial of Rebecca,” a selection
ARE DOING
Mrs. Lester Sheeley is quite
were taken up and resolutions
Mrs. H. M. Condit had her ton-
from Ivanhoe. Those speaking for
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made to be presented to Pomona sils removed by a local physician sick this week.
the humorous were: Ruth Epping,
Mr*. Eatella Jone*
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fanshier
grange at Yankton next month.
| “My Sweetheart's Baby Brother,’’
Social Science—American his­
March 24.
and Leia Beveridge.
tory, World War; world history,:
Mrs. Dudley, of Thompson’s
Mrs. R. L. Howell had her ton­ returned home recently from
■ The orchestra played two selec­ Germany from 1871-1914; Econo­
Weston, Oregon, where they have
Mrs. Ella Wolfer and Mrs. Siding, wife of Mr. Dudley, train
TIMBER LINE STAFF
tions.
mics, Department of distribution;' Maud Jensen of Portland are dispatcher, passed away in Port­ sils removed March 21.
L. R. Thomas went to Salem been all winter.
civics, Character Education.
I
EDGAR CRAWFORD
Miller
papered
Bill
JUNIOR SCIENCE STUDENTS
Science—Chemistry, copper; ag-i visiting with their parents, Mr. land Saturday. Funeral services Sunday to visit his grandmother, i John
Editor
Wridge’s house this week.
MAKE 1LLUSTSRATED BOOK riculture, Soil; junior science,! and Mrs. George Carl. Mr. Carl were in Portland Monday.
who was ill.
Farm and Garden.
is not in the best of health.
H. A. Simmons caught two big] Dr. R. A. Olson, who returned
Mrij. Malmsten’s junior science
Mathematics — algebra II, re-,
MARGARET McDONALD
Van Vleets have started haul­
steelheads while on a fishing trip• recently from extra duty with
viewing;
algebra
IV,
Progressions;!
students
have
for
the
past
few
Assistant Editor
the S. P. and S. Ry. Co. in Port-
up Rock creek March 30.
weeks been making illustrated 'solid geometry, Cylinders and’ ing logs again.
Cones; plane geometry, On last of I On Wednesday night, March 29,
booklets on forestry.
Gus Cohen, former pool hall | land, is busy planting garden on
DOROTHY GUIN
The students were allowed to book.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes had her ton­ operator here, was a Vernonia his ranch. He may resume prac­
Feature Reporter
Commerce — Bookkeeping, on ] the Mother’s club and their hus­
select their own topics from the
tice as a chiropractor later.
visitor Tuesday.
bands surprised Mrs. Mabel Nar- sils removed this week.
second
month
in
set;
shorthand,
following:
Forest
Conservation
in
CLASS REPORTERS
Otto Carlson of St. Helens
Oregon, Commercial Forests, Aut­ name terminations of cities and ver, the principal of the grade
Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole and
JOY THEATRE
Harvey Edens ............ Senior obiography of a Tree, Oregon states; typing I, lesson 92; typing school and the organizer of the children motored to Longview on visited over the weekend at the
Millicent Ratkie .......... Junior Trees, Memorial Trees; Stories, II, job 50; commercial arithmetic, Mother’s club, the occasion be­ Sunday.
Lee Tracy in PRIVATE JONES
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. U.
brick-laying;
commercial
law,
Ho­
Songs
and
Poems
of
Trees,
and
Bert Eastman ...... Sophomore Landscaping.
Saturday and Sunday, April 8
ing her birthday. After gathering
tel and Inn-Keepers.
Friends here have received this Enstrom.
Alice Hoffman ...... Freshman
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reithner and 9. Admission 10 cents and
at her home the party went to week the announcement of the
25 cents.
Adv.
, MR. KNAUSS SPEAKS
the high school gym and enjoyed birth of a son, Edward Gordon, were in Portland Tuesday.
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS
BEFORE SCIENCE CLASS
Hale Greenman visited in Port­
CHARACTER?
the evening playing games. After to Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Leavitt
ANNOUNCEMENT
an enjoyable time lunch was serv­ at Carlton. Mr. Leavitt is a for­ land Friday.
Declamatory Contest Here
Character! That inexhaustible
A. C. Knauss spoke before the
I am continuing the sale of
The Columbia County declam­ ed. A large birthday cake made mer minister of the local Chris­
The Nehalem Social club will
source of material for editorials ¡science
classes
March
27
on
kinds
contest is to be held in the by Mrs. Kendell centered the
is once more the subject of our
meet at the home of Mrs. Frank home-made cakes, pies, cookies,
woods and on the growth, atory
tian church.
Scappoose high school auditorium
discussion. One cannot proceed of
etc. and St. Helens Golden Krust
Hartwick Wednesday, April 12.
‘
.He April
table. Later two radio lamps from
very far in the field of debate '
f", ¿hSi
21.
Mrs.
Harold
Decker
has
been
brought materials for exhibit, in­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parry and bread from the Home Bakery for­
the
club
were
presented
by
the
There
will
be
representatives
confined to her home by illness
without running up “«“‘"Jt80.™,® I eluding’ a pi.ee of Balsa wood
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. E. merly operated by Mrs. E. W.
phase of ehaiacter. Maybe
> weighing six pounds per cubic from the five high schools in the president, Mrs. Clyde Harmon,
aincerity, hope, iaith, honesty,^ » *.] firF weigh/from 25 county—Vernonia, Scappoose, St. one to Mrs. Mabel Narver and one several days this week.
M. Murphy were Portland busi­ Holtham and myself, and will ap­
Helens,
Clatskanie
and
Rainier,
Nehalem assembly, Order of ness visitors Saturday.
perseverance or what have you,
’
dg
t»bj
He
preciate a ■ continuance of your
to Mrs. Guy Bellingham, one of
presenting
selections
in
the
var
­
but no matter which, «»‘»t’ussion. a)so bPruught „ mieroscope so
W. G. Walker of Banks visited patronage.
the club, whose birthday was one Rainbow for Girls, will attend the
ious
divisions:
humorous,
drama
­
is inevitable. But of , i .
students could see the cells tic, oratorical and extemporan­ the same date. Both were greatly evening services of the Christian his daughters, Mrs. Frank Hart-
Mrs. E. B. Miner.
importance to all is the combina , ­ that their
development.
eous.
tion of all—character itself — and
' surprised. On going home each church in a body Sunday, April 3
Following
are
some
of
the
state
­
The
local
contestants
have
not
9. Their regular assembly meet­
which is formed by the accumu­
he made:
jjhosen as yet, but several one was wished many more happy ing will be held Monday evening,
lation of these various traits. ments
trees are the tallest I been
birthdays.
are
working
hard.
You have learned in geometry and Redwood
April 10.
oldest of trees, the oldest be-] The declamatory selections will
that the sum is greater than any ing 5000
Mrs. D. H. Matthews of Port­
years with a diameter of: be interspersed with musical num.
Guests at the home of J. H.
of its parts, which corollary ap­ i ,36
land spent the past week with her
feet and height of 400 feet.] bers.
plies also to this.
Prices lower than ever—Compare, and
tree does not grow outward
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sell Sunday were Mrs. Esther
—
From
Scappoose
Hi
Notes,
The various ingredients of char­ I or A upward
Mowe and daughter Mildred,
but new cells are added Scappoose High School.
Bellingham.
You’ll Buy Here.
acter as well as character itself each year during
season, which
are being studied by the civics starts in March the
i The Vesper Tea ladies met with Vance Laramore, John Laramore,
and
ends
in
the
clqgs of Vernonia high at this latter part of September. The Better Speech Week Concluded < Mrs. Estella Jones Thursday, Lewis Laramore and the hostess,
time under the head of character , new cells added are the only liv­
As a climax to “Better Speech I March 30. The afternoon was Grace Sell.
education.
Week,” an assembly was called spent playing cards and social
ing cells.
Miss Ava Sell arrived in Ver­
Traits common and necessary in
oeiween me aires
Friday afternoon in the Scap­
character are studied separately . A tree is \ ripe between .. the
. ages ' poose high school auditorium.
time, A guessing contest was ( nonia from Washtucna, . Wash., .
with
th»
ohiect.
nf
finding
out
of
.
an
.
d
years.
It
is
then
with the object of finding out
__ t ' for an extended visit at the home
After the freshman boys had sponsored by the hostess, the
y to be cut and sent to the
just what each one means and
1...J read
presented
the
skit,
“
He
Got
the
prize
going
to
Mrs.
airs,
Minne
ivunne
Hughes.
nugnes.
!°f
.
her father, J. H. Sell.
mill.
how important it is to the stabili­ | The sap in the tree is moisture.
an ora> ’P®11’"« match„was' Plans were made on the quiet to j Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lilly are
ty of the whole structure of char, "'It
...
is still a mystery how the mois­ held. The contestants were r ran-
acter, for “a chain is no stronger ture
Urbon, Bobby May, Elsie surPrlse Mrs. Eric Hamburg on: moving into the house on O.A.
stays
sta
Xs all
a11 through
through the trees, cine
than its weakest link.” Thk «tiidvlture tree
Gull,
Ava
Nelson,
Leonard
John-
her
birthday,
April 4. Lunch of hill formerly occupied by Mr.
not have any pres-
is designed to bring to the indi­ ¡sure to does
son, and Andy Tittle. Mildred pie and coffee later was served. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes, who are
speak
of.
vidual student the realization of | The cuts of luiriber vary ac­ Josephson pronounced the words
There were 16 present. The visit­ now in the former Bleile house,
the
t.ne strength
strengm and
ana necessity of
or good
Kou««!
.=
.
it
Evelyn Gerlach, Miss Cani-
Mrs. J. F. Rose and children
•
cssO*-.
——
character. It teaches the student
t0 the way n is to he and
paroliand Miss Culbertson were ors were Mrs. Harry Saxton, Mrs.
used.
to analyze himself, which he is
Ed Birkenfeld and Mrs. Minnie went to Portland Saturday to vis­
j udges.
THREE-PIECE
TUBLAR
STEEL ROD,
enabled to do through a more
Elsie Gull was named champion Hughes. Next meeting will be at it with Mrs. Rose’s mother, Mrs.
thorough knowledge of each char­ VELDON PARKER SPEAKS
REEL,
LINEN
LINE
speller
of
the
school
when
she
Nettie
Simpson.
They
returned
Mrs. Nordstrom’s on April 13.
TO SCIENCE STUDENTS
acter.
won both the oral and the writ­
AND 5 HOOKS— All for ...........
Fred Reed of Kelso, brother Sunday.
You are invited to attend this
ten contests.
the
regular
In
conunction
with
class, students.
R. T. Pierce, who recently
Earl Moore was announced win­ of Mrs. Charles Bee, was in Bir-
EGGS, in jars 10c, 15c, 25c
study of forestry in the junior
moved on to the A. B. Counts
science class, Veldon Parker last ner of the “Better Speech Week” kenfeld Saturday.
LOYALTY
ALUMINUM
LEADER BOXES
23c
place,
was
taken
by
his
daughtei-
I The Mother’s club of Birkenfeld
Tuesday spoke to the class on the tag contest.
When defining the word loyalty subject of forest conservation
I _
From Scappoose Hi Notes, ut on the play, “Old Maid’s iCon- to Vancouver, Wash., Sunday for
i
All
kinds
of
Leaders,
Up
to
5
Yards
for
8c
,Scappoose High School.
we usually think of it in terms and the forest service.
vention,” Saturday night at the medical treatment.
of words. Our actions are usually
The class was taken on an im­
Extra
Strong
FLY
LINE
20c
R. L. Harris strained his back
¡Jewell baseball team’s dance. Dur­
Coincidence
verbal—noisy but ineffective.
aginary trip through the national
the evening the team auction- Wednesday while working on the
REAL FLY POLES
To facilitate matters in the forests. The various divisions of
$1.69
Out of the many days in the'
true definition of the word, loy­ the forests were explained.
I
quilt, the lucky one be- county road.
school year, St. Helens and I Scap-
. ed off a .......
alty to the school will be discus­
An explanation of the various poose each had to choose April jng Mrs. Redebush of Vine Maple,
C. S. Griffith, who sustained a
thpir proms.
nrnms. But
Rut because
hpcause
sed. To most students the inter­ officers in charge of the forests 28 for their
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of scalp wound about ten days ago I
pretation of loyalty is lusty howl­ and their duties were given to the the St. Helens invitations have
ing at the athletic contests staged class. The work of each respective been printed already, Scappoose Westport were visitors at the when struck by a line, has now
FOR BARGAINS—SEE HOFFMAN ABOUT IT
Walter Carl home Sunday.
b” the school and putting their officer was explained thoroughly. will change its date to May 5.
recovered.
utmost energy into the task of
Pictures of the scenes in various
The various committees for the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey and
A baby girl was born to Mr.
making the visiting team miser­ national forests were passed Scappoose prom have been ap­ Larry Miller and his friend, Mrs.
able, uncomfortable and angry. around the class.
pointed and work is well under
Knutsen, all of Portland, were
They seem to consider it their
Members of the class expressed way.
duty to hit the “enemy” every the opinion that the talk was a
—From Scappoose Hi Notes, Sunday visitors at the Guy Bel-1
chance they get. This hostile, very good one and was very Scappoose High School.
lingham home. They attended the j
foolish and altogether mistaken nicely presented.
play and dance at Jewell Satur­
idea of school loyalty should be
Senior Class Play
day night.
corrected without delay.
~¡I Tryouts for the senior class
Mr. anil Mrs. Len Richardson
Loyalty— to those who do not
HI LIFE . . .
If you, as a housewife, buy the best
'play, “I’ll Explain Everything.” and daughter Marie were in Clats­
understand — is not necessarily I
Read It and Weep
11 are being held in Miss Hamilton’s
foods,
you are sure to serve the best meals.
school spirit and a hefty pair of I,
“ roonj during the dramatics per­ kanie Sunday visiting at the home
lungs. It goes considerably deep­
For
many
years Nehalem Market has made
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Birkenfeld.
il
Hods.
This
play,
the
cast
for
which
Hi Puls! Well, will, and we
er than that. It consists of being
has pot yet been- announced, will
Mrs. Kendall and children, who
it
a
practice
to sell only the finest foods.
true to your school at all times— The major isn’t so spry these be
presented some time in the have been living with her parents,
never allowing any one else’s days—the weather you know—
But
never
before
have we been able to sell
words or actions to reflect upon but he is always equal to his near future.
Shld. PORK Roast
—From Scappoose Hi Notes, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Williams the
them
at
such
low
prices as today. Check
the name of the school and, more task pf keeping an eye on the
past year, will move this week to
Pound ...........................
important yet, NRVER allow students of good ol’ V.H.S. Those Scappoose High School.
your needs and phone 721—free delivery.
Portland to live. Mr. Kendall has
YOUR deeds or words to injure coming within that worthy gentle­
Rose Gardening
charge of the chicken farm at
your home institution. We should man’s perspective were:
Ten home economics girls who the county farm.
Reba Adams, wearing a huge
be really loyal enough to the
school to defend it always against ring;. Where DID you get it? . . . do not mind wiggling worms and
The farmers in the community
Fresh Side PORK
slander and injurious gossip. Nev­ Junior Aldrich wearing a patch “good clean dirt” are studying the
Pound .........................
er allow our actions to reflect of adhesive tape on the starboard practical art of caring for rose are surely making hay—while the
upon the school’s good name. The side of his chin. How did he get bushes under the supervision of sun shines—because no telling
actions of the student body go a it? Oh lie ran into the door. A- Mrs. T. S. White, Mrs. Edwin how long it will shine.
COFFEE— 1-lb. can ......
long ways in either the malting hem! . . . Clarence Lindsey mak­ Ross and Mrs. F. A. George. The
Abe Norman was taken to Clats­
Golden West—Vacuum Can.
or breaking of a clear, unmarred ing a spectacular catch of the in­ first meeting was held at Union
BEEF ROAST
door ball. (Wild applause.) . . . square last Thursday for the pur­ kanie Saturday and two others
name of any school.
That is loyalty, fellow students Ivan Reed, the piano mover, |fo- pose of setting out slips from the to Portland Monday, after being
PINK SALMON ...... .... 3 cans .....
Pound ................
ing about his duties with alacrity rose bushes which had been injured at Buster camp.
and citizens!
Sandwich brand—rich in nature’s iodine.
. . Elizabeth Piert having a fit. I transplanted from the Plaza. Each
Mrs. Lora Hopkins, who has
Next-to-La*t SixWeek Period End* Tsk. Tsk . . . Martin Hillman o- girl was given a slip so that she
one out in her garden been confined to her home for
POST TOASTIES
2 Pkgs.
might
set
ing
in
for
poetry.
Spring
does
This week marks the end of
Shldr. VEAL Roast 1 Oc
the past three months, was well
you know . . . Bob Cline tak­ project at home.
Rich in Energy.
the second six-week period of the that
Pound .........................
A ¿ú
—From St. Helens Hi Spots, enough to be at the Grange Coun­
ing
a
much
needed
rest
from
his
semester and next to the last one studies . , . Art Nanson, awaken- St. Helens High School.
cil Sunday.
of the year.
PEAS
Can
a short nap. Ho hum!
Cards will be given out next . ing . from
The Columbia County Grange
. Doris Timm and Roberta Declamatory Contestant* Selected
week.
council
met
with
Winema
in
the
Andreason, the flying tongue ar­
Local tryouts were held last
GROUND VEAL —for
tists, discoursing rapidly with each week to select representatives for
COCOA ............
can
Junior* Divided Over Prom
Perfect Meat Loaf 1 Oc
other . . . Thomas Osborn, Tom­ the local declamation contests, to return soon and show slide pic­
HERSHEY— H lb. ca“n.
The Junior Prom is at pres- my to you, making a name for be held the seventh and ninth of tures of various birds.
Pound .....................
m *I
—
From
St.
Helens
Hi
Spots,
ent the center of violent discus­ himself in the indoor games. Ev­ April. From the oratorical sec­
St.
Helens
High
School.
sion in the junior class.
SPINACH ......
Can
ery once in while he catches the tion. Audrey Hamon, John Voss
At a meeting last Friday, called ball. Yeah, honest ... Ed Roe- and Donald’ Baker were selected.
Gold Bar—2 Mi’s.
to decide the question, the vote diger explaining how he makes all From the humorous section, El­
prom was 17-4 against it. the holes-in-one in his golf game. ie Leonard, Boyd Church, Lora
on the pi
GRAPE FRUIT............ 2 Cans
All of tne boys and some girls in Rave on . . . Millicent Ratkie do­ I.itherland and Bertha Harris.
the class voted in the negative, ing a re-paint job on her face . . . Clarence Singleton and Ray Ra­
GOLD BAR—Florida 2’s.
Even though the vote was de­ Bill (Captain) Lumm catching the mey were chosen from the ex­
cidedly against the gi lving of a indoor ball on his nose . . . Bert temporaneous group, and Lois
TOMATO JUICE.......... 3 Cans
prom the question hi insn’t been Eastman swapping radios . . . Hogan,
Mona
Bowser,
Ruth
A. F. & A. M.
thoroughly settled yet, with the Louis Graven showing his worth Houser and Jean and Louise Lar­
GOLD BAR------ l’s tall.
Fresh
girls protesting loudly the out­ in English . . . Holly Holcomb of­ son, from the dramatic section.
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
ASPARAGUS
come of the meeting.
—From St. Helens Hi Spots,
fering to “lick” his weight in
A. F. A A. M. meets
SALTED PEANUTS..... 12-oz. bag ...
The question will probably be wildcats. Yowsah!
St. Helens High School.
Pound ........
st
Masonic
Temple,
H-D — 12-oz. Cellophane pkg.
definitely settled next week. Sen­
Stated
Communication
• •
timent in school is largely in fa­ POSTERS FOR PLAY HERE
After the spelling contest, Mr.
First Thursday of each
vor of the prom and there is
Twenty-five posters for the ad­ Baker of the Audobon Bird socie­
RICE
....................
3
Pounds
month.
Special
called
not much doubt as to the outcome vertisement of the senior play, ty gave a short talk on the birds
Choice Blue Rose.
CARROTS
of the strife.
“The House of a Thousand that make their homes around this | meetings on all other Thura-
Bunch .........
Thrills" were received last week. vicinity. He gave his promise to day nights 7:30 p.m. . Visitors
“Hou*« of a Thousand Thrill*’’
! most cordially welcome.
The posters were sent free to
WAX PAPER
2
Rolls
Emil F. Messing, W. M.
To Be Presented April 21*1 the class upon the payment of the
$10 royalty. They are 12x20 in­
for the next 5
F. D. Macpherson, Secretary I
40-foot — Diamond Brand.
The date for the presentation ches in size.
months of
Choice RHUBARB
SALAD AID .................. Pint
of the senior play has been set
Pound
Order of Eastern Star
for April 21. It will be given in
You can’t make foot prints in
the grade school auditorium. Ad­ the sands of time sitting down.
Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S.
mission prices have been set at
Regular commu­
MINUTE TAPIOCA
2 Pkgs. ...
10 cents for grade school pupils,
nication first
Regular size package.
15 cents for high school students,
and third Wed­
CELERY
and 25 cents for adults.
nesdays of each
Large Bunches
"The House of a Thousand
month,
at
Ma-
CRACKERS ........ 2-lb. Caddie
VI AKE the most of your
• •
Thrills” is a mystery thriller in
sonic
Temple.
SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS.
reading hours. Enjoy the
three acts ami a prologue.
All visiting sis­
FOR ALL
wit,
the
wisdom,
the
compan
­
Practice started this week on
ters and broth­
OIL-STEAM WAVES
CELERY HEARTS 1 Cc
ionship, the charm that have
ers welcome.
the third and final act and the
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Bunch ....................
It)
remaining two weeks will be ut­
Mrs.
A.
J.
Hughes,
W.M.
made the Atlantic, for 75
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In the declamation contest
Vernonia Temple #1 meets
staged last Friday at the assem­
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
to
bly Willa Crowder won on the
W.O.W. hall.
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­
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Phone
431
Bridge
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St.,
Boston,
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the humorous.
Clara Kerns, M. or R. 4 C.
Those giving the serious sel-
Birkenfeld
Timberline
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