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PAGE TWO
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
♦
THE FEATHERHEADS
Timberline
That Little Word “ïf”
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TIMBER LINE STAFF
EDGAR CRAWFORD
Editor
MARGARET McDONALD
Assistant Editor
DOROTHY GUIN
Feature Reporter
CLASS REPORTERS
Harvey Edens ___ ..... Senior
Millicent Ratkie ____ Junior
Bert Eastman ___ Sophomore
Alice Hoffman ___ Freshman
JUST A WORD OF THANKS
This editorial, if it may be COMMITTEE NOMINATES
Willamatt« Representative
Mrs. Theodosia Lambert will en­
Margie returned from Spokane,
termed as such, is written for the
Speak« to Student Body
NEXT YEAR’S OFFICERS
tertain at luncheon Saturday for
Wash,, Thursday of last week.
benefit of everybody who has
read the Timberline for the past
members of the Thursday club and
Mr. Duncan, a representative of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins
year and those who have helped Harold Heenan, Anna DeVaney Willamette university, at Salem,
in honor of Mrs. H. W. Jones
spent the weekend with relatives
Mildred Hawkins
For Präsident
with its production.
spoke before the V.H.S. student
ard Mrs. Harold Ridenour, whose
at
Wilark.
We have done our best to
body on the subject of life.
birthdays both occur on that day.
Harold Heenan and Anna De­
make the Timberline this year an
Mrs. Glen Hawkins visited her
After speaking to the student
outstanding one, one of which Vaney were chosen last week by body Mr. Duncan spoke to the
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daugh- al3U
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WI1U
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sister Angelena, who is in the
the school could be proud, and the nominating committee as can­ seniors and answered whatever ter Dolly spent the weekend with Emanuel hospital in Portland,
Mrs. Frank Hanson, who spent
Thirteen people from here mo­
one which we have hoped has didates for the presidency for questions the students wished to relatives at Philomath.
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the
winter with her sister in
tored
to
Astoria
Monday
to
visit
been enjoyed by its readers. We ' next year’s student body.
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Mrs.
A.
J.
Chapman
had
as
ask upon the subject of Willam­
believe that we have been fair­
Mrs. M. Dunlap had as her. their gU€lsts Sunday Mr. and Mrs< the Constitution. They found it Port Angeles, Washington, has re­
Other officers selected were ette university and education.
ly successful in our task, that the Millicent Ratkie and Vern Baker
interesting in every respect and turned to her home here.
guests Sunday Mrs. C. S. Hoff- Frankl Hankle and daughter.
Timberline this year was one of for the vice presidency; Ben Wil- COUNTY TRACK MEET
man
of
Vernonia
and
Noble
Dun
­
very
well kept. Monday was the
Marguerite Adel is the name of
which the school could be proud. kerso.n and Bernice Updike for
( Mrs. Hannah Smith and son
IS CALLED OFF lap of Natal.
day for school children of Clat- the baby girl born to Mr. and
This isn’t a boast, just a hope. secretary; De Loss Powell and
Garfield of Portland spent the
Even if the Timberline hadn’t Edna Craford for treasurer; Har­
,M_u.
. .“"I
P“rk„a"d| w^ekCTd with daughter and sis- sop county. Those going were Mrs. Lloyd Thomas at Mrs. Deam-
The county track meet schedul­
been successful we could still old King and Haemo Make for ed for last Saturday was called daughter Angeline of Castle Rock,'
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Estey, Doris er’s home Sunday morning. Mo-
ter, Mrs. Virgil Powell.
have some satisfaction in the boys’ athletic manager; Erma off on account of rain. Coach
Rae
Estey, Robert Jones, Mr. ; ther and baby are doing nicely.
Wash.,
were
guests
of
Mr.
and
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knowledge that we did our best. Thompson and Charleen George
Mrs. W. A. Hutchins of Burns, Benedict, Mrs. Paul Thompson, I
Mrs. Ollie Roberts, who has
Our success this year, if we for girls’ athletic manager; Flor­ Mills was planning to take about Mrs. A. D. Lolley Sunday.
who
has
been
visiting
relatives
Mrs. Theodosia Lambert, Peggy (beell confined to her borne by a
Mrs. Clarence Fowler spent
may be so presuming as bo term ence Wall and Zonweiss Doug­ 18 men on the trip.
The district meet will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the i here for the last two weeks, re- Ridenour and Bill Thompson. Re­
it as such, can be largely at­ lass for Timberline editor; and
. painful injury since her return
tributed to the generous coopera­ Frances Bergerson and Benny at Forest Grove Saturday. This home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. I turned home Wednesday.
va McCormick started with the ' from the east several weeks ago,
meet
will include Clatsop, Colum­
tion of those indirectly connected Brown for yell leader.
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Miss
Edna
Mitcham
of
Portland
group blit became ill and had to ¡s now recovered and able to be
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Yamhill and Kirk at Pleasant hill.
with it. By those we mean, Mr.
‘ ' nomination and elec- bia, Washington,
Official
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mills of came Tuesday for a few days spend the day in Vernonia.
Fisher, editor of the Eagle; the tion was held Wednesday. Re- Tillarpook counties.
about town.
high school faculty; the staffs of suits will be announced next
Waldport visited relatives and visit with relatives and friends.
Word was received bene that)
the Clatskanie Tiger Hi-Lites and week.
HISTORY STUDENTS
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Golden and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harshberger'
friends here Wednesday and
the St. Helens Hi-Spots; and the
THE NEW
DO INTERESTING WORK Thursday.
brother Thomas of Camp 10 mov- and daughters are residing in Sal-,
r
V. H. S. student body.
home
in
ed
into
the
Frank
Mills
Hl
LIFE
.
.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Costi
spent
the
em
where
Mr.
Harshberger
is
em
­
To begin with we wish to
The students in Mrs. Malmsten’s
Read It and Weep
Riverview Sunday.
ployed.
American history classes finished weekend in Portand.
thank heartily Mr. Fisher for his
Short
the text last week and are now
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Woods of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Estey en-; long wave.
genuine support and cooperation
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kirkland
with the Timberline staff and his
Hi pals! The Major has seen doing extra work to finish up the Stony Point spent Thursday at and daughter Beverly of Portland tertained several over the week Hear the po­
donation of papers for the news none of this beautiful May weath­ school year in proper style.
spent the weekend at the home of end. Their guests included Mr. lice calls and
Reports are on current history the home of Mrs. J. H. White.
exchange. We feel that without er of which so much praise is
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Witlow and Mrs. Fred Zeiner.
and Mrs. Otto Dethlefs and ships at sea.
Mr. Fisher’s support the Timber­ sung by romantic bards of past topics from the period at which
Also your
Mrs. Virgil Powell had as her daughter Louise and Mr. and regular pro­
line would not have attained a and present. In fact, he’s caught the text ends. Debates and oral son Kenneth spent Thursday at
I grams. Price
great amount of success. We also a “beastly” (?) cold from this reports will also occupy the at­ the home of Mrs. A. E. Lindbergh. guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Mrs. Winters of Kelso.
desire to express our appreciation so-called beautiful weather. The tention of the students,
Mrs. Edith Varley of Strassel thur Burt of Clatskanie.
Mrs. Theodosia Lambert, Mrs.
Some of the subjects are: Re.
for the support shown the Tim­ Major, however, keeps his chin up
Mrs. Robert Mitcham and baby Wm. McCormick and Reva were
berline by the high school facul­ through all this and that is some­ solved, that immigration should be spent Wednesday with home folks.
W. Crowder, who has employ­ of Vernonia were guests of Mrs. dinner guests of Mrs. C. E. West- $5 down, $3.50 a month
ty. We especially want to give our thing in this day and age, besides restricted; Resolved,
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that
we
thanks to Miss Mildred Drake, who else but him could have should have cheaper dollars; Re­ ment at Carlton, spent the week Claude Gibson Wednesday.
lin Wednesday.
journalism instructor, and Timber­ caught:
solved, that the President should end with home folk«.
Mrs. Dan May left Sunday for
Frank O’Donnel, Gene Purney, THREE DAYS FREE TRIAL
line advisor, whose efforts are
Art Nanson sighing dismally as be elected by popular vote; Tech,
Mrs. J. H. White had as her an extended visit to Strassel.
Norman Pettijohn and
i
a friend FREE service for 90 days on
largely responsible for what fav­ visions of the gridiron and the nocracy; Crime and its control;
O. H. Robbins and family were from Jewell were in camp Fri- any Crosley sold by us.
orable results have been obtained soaring pigskin disturb his peace Phillipine independence; Achieve­ guests Sunday Mrs. George Self­
in the Timberline. A great amount of mind. . . Clarence Lindsay? ments of Herbert Hoover; story ridge of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Bill Fitzgerald Sunday. day.
Weston Radio Service
of consideration indeed is due, Oh he wasn’t doing anything and of the Declaration of Indepen­ Arnold Stankey of Portland.
A. J. Austin of O.-A. hill had
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Goan of
too, the staffs of the papers of that’s the whole story. . . The dence; women in politics; advance
Paterson Furniture Store
Eston Johnson of Houlton spent a painful accident Tuesday even­ Lebanon, parents of Mrs. Wm.
the two other schools with whom lives of well-known authors being in arbitration of world problems;
929 Bridge St.
we have exchanged news for laid bare by senior English stu­ and countless others of no less Sunday at the home of J. R. ing while in Portland, breaking his McCormick, are visiting here this
some time; namely, the staffs of dents. . . Bob Cline whistling interest.
Fowler.
week.
left wrist.
the Tiger Hi-Lites and the St. and apparently enjoying himself.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford
Helens Hi-Spots. Our whole-heart­ Will wonders never cease? . .
left Sunday for a visit with rela-
WHAT THE CLASSES
ed thanks are extended to the Martin Hillman (oh this is aw­
tives at Chehalis, Wash.
ARE DOING
members of these staffs who have ful) talking himself dizzy. Tsk,
so willingly and amply cooperat­ tsk. . . Junior Aldrich presiding
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowers of
ed with us. We also wish to con­ at a committee meeting, and can Social Science
Vernonia have purchased the home
gratulate them upon the great he preside? . . Mildred Nutt tak­
Civics, finishing booklets; Am­ of Mrs. Linstrom in Riverview and
success of their respective papers ing a beauty sleep. Ahem. , . erican history, finished book; took possession Monday .
this year. To the student body we Carrol Chance portraying the well- world history, Nations after the
These are the prices you’ll be wise to pay—We’ve
Mrs. Piert had as her guests
also wish to extend our thanks read man as he “devours” book War; economics. National, State
made a judicious selection here by close adherence to
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rood,
and good wishes for the next after book during his leisure and Local Finances.
Quality and Advantageous Value.
hours. . . Bill Lumm thinking up
year.
Charles Holden and Mrs. Maude
some arguments for history class. Science
Chemistry, Periodic Law; agri­ Mulford of Vancouver, Wash.
. . Ed Roediger, the intellectual culture,
Phone 721 — Free Delivery
review; junior science,
ALL SET, OFFICERS
Miss Norma Anderson spent
giant, giving an exhibition of Moving People
and Goods.
strength. Ho hum! . . Thomas Os­ Mathematic«
the week end with home folks.
Leg Pork ROAST
Well, now that next year’s stu­ born attracting great attention
Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and
Algebra II and IV, review;
dent body officers have been el­ because of his wit. Yes, where did
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ected the present office-holders his wit go? . . Millicent Ratkie solid geometry, Spheres; plane
can breathe a sigh of relief as the explaining things. Errrrr. . . Earl geometry, review.
exams
on
the
18th
and
19th,
and
burdens are shifted. The incoming Doney attempting in vain to as­ Commerce
on the 19th. The final
MILK CHOCOLATE, 8-oz. cakes ..
Bookkeeping, sets; shorthand, graduation
officers don’t know exactly what sume a look of dignity befitting
day of school is the 24th.
ROCKWOOD BRAND—Vanilla or Peanut.
they are (jetting into. Isn’t that a man of hi* station. . . Hamp review; Typing I, Lesson 111;
Seniors at Clatskanie high
Shld. PORK Roast
right, officers-elect? On being Roberson, well we declare, was Typing II, Project 20; commer­ school walked away with the in­
Pound ...........................
CORN, Golden Bantam, 3 cans
elected to their respective offices actually seen sitting down for cial law, Stocks and Bonds; com­ ter-class track meet with 48
they were given highest honors, once. Now isn't that something? mercial arithmetic. Insurance.
LINDY BRAND—303 size.
points.
The
juniors
followed
with
but that isn’t all. They were hand­ . . Violet Ennis netting in the way English
English II, The World in 28, the sophomores 17 and the
ed plenty of responsibility as well of people. Say, young lady!
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 9 bars ....
Which We Live; English IV, Am­ freshmen 3. Coles, a senior, led
and the sooner they realize that
Pie HEADS
erican Poetry of Today; English the field with 13, Olean, junior,
The Billion Bubble Soap. Regular size.
fact the better for them and the CLAAS-DAY COMMITTEE
Pound ............
VI, finishing contracts on A Tale was next with 13, and Draper,
student body. Their duties and
STARTS ON PROGRAM of Two Cities; English VIII, gen­ senior, next with 12%.—Tiger Hi-
such details of office should be
RAISINS, Choice, 4-lb. bag
Lites.
known before the taking up of the
THOMPSON’S SEEDLESS.
The committee selected for eral reading course on present-
The sophomores won the inter­
next school year. They should work on the class-day program day literature.
class meet at Scappoose high
fully comprehend the gravity of has been working diligently on Foreirn Langua*«
April 28.
TOMATOES, 2 cans .........
BEEF ROAST
I«atin I and II, review; French school
their positions and should spend the program for the last two
junior . prom
The ___
___ was
_ held in
H-D BRAND—Solid Pack-, 2 Mi’s.
1 and IT, review.
a good deal of time turning pos­ weeks.
Pound .................
St. Helens high school April 28.
sible student body problems over
A definite plan has been sel­
Billy Backus and his eight piece
COCOA, Baker’s, J/j-lb. tin ...
in their minds that they may be ected and work has been nar­
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS | orchestra furnished the music.
3uite ready to shoulder the bur- rowed down to study on that one
High above government standards.
“I’ll Explain Everything,” a
ens of office shaken off by pres­ subject.
comedy,
was
presented
by
the
HAMBURGER
ent officers at this time and in
The
May
activity
schedule
for
The class-day event will be giv­
BISQUICK, Package .................
order that they might at this time en by the senior class Thursday Clatskanie high school includes senior class of St. Helens high
AND
n
schoo
May
4
under
the
supervi
­
next year be quite prepared to afternoon. May 18, in the high the play “Boy Blue” on the 11th,
Makes the Best Strawberry Shortcake.
SAUSAGE L
call the year a success and turn school auditorium.
baccalaureate on the 14th, senior sion of Miss Hamilton.
over the reins to their successors
SALAD AID, Pint jar ...............
with the satisfying feeling of hav­
DURKEE’S.
ing accomplished something worth
while during their term of office.
DOG FOOD, 3 cans for...................
On your marks, officers elect!
For Health and Strength
VICTORY BRAND—The best for all dogs.
Get set! Go!
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Camp
McGregor
Riverview
$24.50
FOOD VALUES! Huge Savings!
À MEAT
14c
Specials for Fri, & Sal
10c
10c
25c
25c
4c
20c
4
12c
25c
10c
25c
30 c
17c
LODGES
Exam, Will Be Given Next Week
Semester examinations will be
given next week to all students
not exempt. The seniors will take
their exams Monday and Tuesday
and uaderclassmen on Wednesday
and Thursday.
For Safety and Cleanliness
For Deliciousness and Keep­
ing Quality
For Economy
PROOFS OF PICTURES ARRIVE
Last week saw considerable agi­
tation and activity on the part of
seniors who were treated (?)
with the first views of their pic­
tures in the form of proofs.
The proof desired by each stu­
dent was selected and the entire
group was sent hack in bulk.
One Price
FOR ALL
OIL-STEAM WAVES
The Realistic Permanent
with Ringlette end«
Complete
Annette
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Phone 481
Bridge St
Buy Only
Pasteurized Milk
and Cream
Advised by doctors, dietitians and
health authorities everywhere.
Nehalem Valley
Ice and Creamery Co.
Strictly Sanitary
Dependable Service
PHONE 471
21c
A. F. & A. M.
INSTANT POSTUM, Can ................
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
A. F. & A. M. meets
at
Masonic
Tempi«,
Stated
Communication
First Thursday of each
month. Special called
meetings on all other Thurs­
day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitor*
most cordially welcome.
Emil F. Messing, W. M.
F. D. Macpherson, Secretary
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Order of Eastern Star
Nehalom Chapter r 1UO.
153. O.
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Regular commu-
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and third Wed­
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month, at Ma­
sonic Tempi«.
All visiting sis­
ter* and broth­
er* welcome.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes, W.M.
Leona McGraw, Sec.
Pythian Sisters
Vernonia Tempi* 81 meet*
•very 2nd and 4th Wednesday* in
W.O.W hall.
' Florence Nanson, M. E. C.
Clara Kerns, M or R. 4 C.
Produce
39c
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Large 8-Pad size.
POST TOASTIES, 2 Packages........
Rich in energy—regular package.
CALUMET Baking Powder, 1-lb. tin
Its Rouble action makes better baking.
GRAPEFRUIT, 2 Cans ...................
GOLD BAR—Fancy Florida, 2’s.
ROLLED OATS, Package ..............
QUAKER—Quick or Regular. Large size.
PEAS, Early Garden, 2 cans ..........
GOLD BAR BRAND—2’s.
LETTUCE
15c
RADISHES
2
26c
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CARROTS
25c
Bunch .........
16c
NEW PEAS
4-lbs........
35c
Nehalem
9c
2 Heads ....
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NEW POTATOES
4-lbs................
5c
5c
25c
25c
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