FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE FOUR them was Floyd Smith, son of Troy Smith, former night shift superintendent at the mill. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Herrin was laid A musical program will be j turies had before them, it is en­ away in North cemetery Monday An all day “quilting bee’’ with sponsored by Mrs. C. G. Stanton afternoon. Only a graveside ser­ tributions to the architecture and tirely possible we would have a bountiful pot-luck luncheon at (Continued from Page 1) EVANGELICAL CHURCH art of the ages and not feel an seen a great surge of spiritual re­ noon was the pleasant occupation at the school house Thursday vice was held. After the program the selves. There is no reason why obligation to an institution that formation; a miracle of right­ of the Loyal Gleaners in the evening. have Bill Washburn, who enlisted G. W. Plumer, Pastor. planned a surprise P.-T. A. we should not ask the same ques­ could so inspire the creative gen­ eousness, if you please, as a Christian church parlors Wednes ­ in the civilian conservation corps, This will be Mother ’ s day. tion of the church, our religious ius of man as to result in the parallel to the Crusades in that day. Mrs. G. E. Finnerty and farewell dinner for the three was home Sunday from Vancouver institution. If the church, in its construction of great cathedrals it was an outgrowth of adversity. There will be a pleasant opening Mrs. Otto Michener were hos. teachers. The P.-T. A. elected the new | barracks. He expects to be sent present form and with its pres­ like those at Amiens, Cologne, Lacking the leadership—and the , at the Sunday school hour, in teases. charge of A. C. Kuauss. The les- members for the coming year at out into the woods this week. ent ideals is ill-fitted to meet the Notre Dame, Rheims, St. Pauls, followership—that was available A short business meeting was Asserts His King- son, “ Jesus last meeting. Those elected Fine treatment and excellent food needs of our present civilization, SSt. Peters and our own cathed­ in the early church, Western held and the next meeting was the wbre Mrs. M. F. Welter, presi- j are provided, he says. there is, in my opinion, no more ral of St. John the Divine. Who civilization has turned to politics ship.” Edward Thompson, now a pri­ The pastor will speak at 11 a. announced for Wednesday after­ dent; Mrs. B. L. Wright, vice reason for supporting her than can view the paintings of Raph­ in its crusading and we see, as a noon, May 24, at the home of vate in the army, is in service in m. on the subject, "The Mother president; Mrs. W. F. Brinkmey- ' there is for supporting an out­ ael; of Titian and Correggio, or consequence, kings dethroned; po­ Mrs. Alma DeHart. JVBI1VU„, Alaska, his company having been er, treasurer; Mrs. C. G. Stanton? worn and insufficient political the sculptures of Michael Angelo litical governments crumbling; the Guiding Star of Home and Those present were Mesdames _____ ’ent there to make room for the tenet; a fallacious educational and the Lombardi without a feel­ dictators installed and, as a good Nation.” Communion service fol- Harry Culbertson, Harry Wood­ secretary; Mrs. J. E. 1 Wilson, civilian conservation corps at Van. historian. theory or an unworkable econom­ ing of gratitude and debt to an Republican, I might add Demo- lowing sermon. ruff, Ruby Fowler, Geo. Laird, co u ver. will The Christian Endeavor Mrs. Gladys Whitlock dismissed ic system. It is not, to my way institution that provided, first the cracy rampant with 3.2 freely meet at 6:30 p. m., Miss Mildred L. L. Wells, Harvey Crume, Clyde the primary grades Monday at‘ A ten pound baby boy was of thinking, a sufficient defense inspiration for such works as flowing. McDomald, Louis Larrimore, Carl 1 noon and motored to Portland, born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mur- of the modern church, and of these and then the means for pre­ In conclusion I can only repeat Drake will be the leader. At 8 p. m. we will be in the Davis, Nola Brady, Paul Gordon, where she met her husband, Gale phy at the home of Mrs. Murphy’s modern religion to say in the serving them for posterity. that, from my observation, the union service in the Christian J. M. Peachey, F. Claude Steph­ Whitlock, who was attending busi­ mother, Mrs. Lottie E. Dewey, in words of the old song, “It’s the ens, J. F. Rose, Philip Millis, E. Let’s bring the consideration church’s contribution to the com­ church. Vancouver, Wash., Tuesday morn­ old time religion and it’s good down to present times and places. munity has been and is indis­ W. Henderson, A. F. Kostur, ness there. She returned Tues­ ing. Mother and child are doing to A hearty welcome is yours day morning in time for school. enough for me.” pensable and she has earned, and Alma Sitts, Alma De Hart, Jim As evidence of the fact our com­ Mrs. C. G. Stanton will present well. I hope you will pardon this munities consider the material is eanring, my whole-hearted sup­ all these services. Brady and Mrs. Houser. Miss Juliann Morse and Miss J. L. Timmons has built up a digression in which I have ex­ advantages of the presence of the port. I am not giving it to her, Evelyn Wilson in a piano recital lawn eight inches by using dirt CHRISTIAN CHURCH pressed my personal views on the church, i will ask if you ever saw but that is my fault and not Tuesday evening at her home. from the Miller Mercantile re- necessity of the Church justifying a piece of community advertising; hers. F. Claude Stephen*, Minister Four out of five of the eighth modeling, and has seeded' it. her continued existence ad the a chamber of commerce booklet; Services for May 14—9:45 a. graders received their Palmer me­ A surprise party f r Mrs. Ber­ continued support of her mem­ a community real estate prospec­ m. Bible school. Short Mother’s thod writing diplomas Thursday. i tha Rosa was held May 1, the oc­ bership. Admittedly, a “cat is tus, that did not proudly list the day program. 10:45 Divine morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman The children were Clifford Brown, casion being her birthday. Sev­ looking at a king.” Let’s go into number of churches in the com­ ing worship, theme, “My Mother.’’ were Portland visitors Tuesday. Robert Chamberlain, Juliann eral beautiful gifts were received. Mrs. A. A. Dowling the record of the church in the munity. The values of residence In some way may you remember Mildred Tousley is spending Morse and Evelyn Wilson. The Keasey school will have community. property in cities are enhanced by your mother. the week at Mist visiting her sis- a program for Parent’s day Wed­ It seems to me the church’s the presece of churches, regard­ 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor. At ter, Mrs. Archie Adams, and i Miss Niemela spent Monday pan, Mr. and Mrs. Herron and nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. contributions to the community less of creed or denomination. night on the burn as the guest 8 p. m. evening services, union in Norma Anderson. children of Battleground, Wash- All parents are invited. have been of two kinds; material Who wants to live where his of the Garlock family. nature, with the high school gra­ Connie Anderson and Hale A meeting in the interest of and spiritual. For her material children would not have access to Jack Neof is assisting with the duating class of this year pres­ Greenman made a business trip ! | ington were visitors at the home contributions alone the church a Sunday school? Where would farm work on the L. Wickstrom ent with us. Theme, “Running to Bordeaux, Washington, Wed­ of Mr. and Mrs. I. Andresen repeal of the eighteenth amend­ Sunday. Mrs. Lena Tappan, Mrs. ment is to be held in the Rain­ DESERVES my support. No man the homeless and lonely boys and place. for a Reward.” nesday. Andresen’s mother, remained ier city hall Tuesday, May 16, at can contemplate the church’s con- girls in the great cities turn were Special music at both services, Donald Sundland spent several Mrs. C. F. Hieber will ac­ here for an extended visit. 8 p. m. Delegates will be named it not for those corollaries of the days in Portland last week visit­ and are truly welcome. company Mrs. Judd Greenman church, the “Y.M.” and the “Y. ing friends. Music week will be observed to Eugene Friday to attend • Mrs. M. D. Cole, Mrs. A. B. as candidates for the state con­ W.” Can you even imagine a Ed Reyolds went to work for May 21 in the evening. Children’s Mother’s day festivities on the: Carlson and Mrs. E. J. Douglass vention. Mrs. Phil Taylor returned to community in which there was no Riggle Brothers at Jewell felling day and Pentecost will be observ­ U. of O. campus. Norman Green { I motored to Portland last Friday. WANTED ' Mrs. Douglass remained for the Burns Tuesday. institution where you could take timber last week. ed June 4. rode as far as Corvallis with j weekend while Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Mrs. James Nanson was hostess WANTED — Some responsible your children for baptism and Mother’s Day, May 14 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills from | them. Mrs. Greenman will re- Carlson returned to Vernonia the to the G. E. club at her home family to take care of place your dead fo rabsolution? Bible srhool begins promptly at down Saturday but Vernonia were | turn the first of the week, Thursday evening, May 4, serv­ during our absence. Rent free in _ visiting her aunt and 9:45. The classes will have a Mrs. Hieber will visit with her same day. So mucn for the material con-, evening Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fenner, for­ ing lunch following bridge. exchange for milking cow aad tribution of the church to the I uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridg- short class period with a brief I daughter in Salem before re­ The Alumna club was enter- mer residents of Vernonia, who doing other necessary chores. 8 community. The list is too long ers. lesson; then will re-assemble in turning. have been living on a ranch near tained by Norma Anderson at miles out. L. 0. Gillham, Keasey to detail here, even, if it were ne­ Mrs. Ed Reynolds spent a the main auditorium for a pro­ C. L. Brock, who is work­ John Day, in Grant county, have Mist Tuesday evening, three Route. 19x3 cessary. No thinking person needs couple of days last week visiting gram, which will honor mother. ing in the mill near Forest Our goal is 300; be in your | Grove, spent the week end with returned and are living in the tables of bridge being in play. telling that, without the material | her sister, Mrs. J. O. Libel, quarters vacated by Mary Kato. FOR RENT Mrs. Egans from the summit place and help us to reach it. contributions of the church, the his family here. Rev. C. P. Gates, district sup­ There will be a bouquet for was a school visitor one day last Jack Heenan went to a Port­ TWO 4-ROOMED HOUSES for community would be but a poor the oldest mother present, one land hospital this week for sev- erintendent of the Evangelical rent. Plenty of garden space place in which to live. If this be week. Our school closes Friday for for the youngest mother, one for I oral weeks of medical treat­ church, who preached here Mon­ and some fruit. $5 a month each. true, then the very fact of those day evening, was entertaied by contributions, so invariably made, the mother with the largest family ment. the summer vacation. Mrs. H. Veal. 17tf Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Plumer dur­ one does enrich our lives and improve L. Wickstrom is returning to present in Bible school, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry King and , GOOD GARDE’N SPOT—1 acre, our existence. Taft this week, where he has em­ for the grandmother with the Marjorie King returned to their ing his stay in our city. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walty fenced, on highway, 4 room On the spiritual «ide, the ployment He has been home for largest family present. Come, and home here Saturday after an mwved in Sunday from Camp 8 house, hen house, free wood. $18 church’s contribution is even the past few months getting some wear a flower for mother. extended visit in Spokane. and are living at 561 Rose ave- a year. A. L. Parker. 18c3 greater. Who starts the reforms farm work done. Edna Mitcham came out from nue. No. 280, R.C.A. .. 40c in civic righteousness? Who pricks Miss Ida Niemiela has as her Christian Endeavor Portland over the week end and No. 245, R.C.A. .. 40c been papering John Miller has FOR SALE the conscience of government? guest this week end her sister returned in company with Mrs. a couple of rooms in F. D. Mac- No. 227, Speed 40c Society Plans Play Who leads the moves to safe ­ from Portland. Phil Taylor and Mrs. Carrie pherson’s residence at the golf COBBLER SEED POTATOES — No. 224, off br’d. 50c Based On Mystery Miss Grace Hammon from Ol­ Hutchinson, who left for their course. We can save you money. Harris guard the home and the family? home in Burns this week efter ranch, St. Helens road. 19*1 Why, the Church, of course. It is ney was a weekend guest at the A COMPLETE STOCK OF J. C. Culbertson of Clatskanie The Christian Endeavor society a visit with relatives here. so common, so universal for the Austin Dowling homie. is in charge of his son Harry's ALL SIZE TUBES of the Christian church plans to church to contribute to the spirit ­ Elvin Jones was over from Mrs. Clara Fest and small blacksmith shop during the lat­ MISCELLANEOUS give in the near future a mys ­ ual welfare of the community Clatskanie Saturday paying a vis­ son have moved, back to Vernon- ter’s absence from town. Tubes tested FREE on new Furniture refinished and repair­ that we take it for granted, for­ it to his home here. tery drama, “The Strange Be­ ia from Dallas. Jewell equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills went ed. Prices reasonable. Cline getting that, without our support, The bus drivers for the Mist quest.” The exact date will be an - Mrs. J. W. Rosa has been to Astoria Sunday to see the Furniture store. 17tf she must fail in these efforts we school took the children to Bir- nouneed later. Radio Service Work quite ill since Saturday even- Constitution. Mr. and Mrs. Ira At the opening of the play the ing. want and expect her to make. kenfeld Thursday for the field Satisfaction Guaranteed Tucker of Clatskanie, formerly TO EXCHANGE six heirs to an estate are sitting Going back, can you think of day celebration. Mrs. D. MacDonald, Margaret of Vernonia, also made the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling, in a semi-circle listening to the and Nina MacDonald and L. R. WILL TRADE Rex rabbits, breed­ any individuals who contributed Judge D. B. Reasoner visited in ing age, for wood or work. 10 more to the Communities in which son Bernard and Donald Sundland lawyer as he reads the will of a I Thomas motored to Astoria Sun- North Plains and Hillsboro from deceased millionaire. The action hours work buys a bred doe. Har­ they lived and the ones in which were among those who went to I day to see the frigate Constitu- Friday to Wednesday. OLD NOODLE HOUSE ris Ranch, St. Helens road. 19x3 we now live, than the great Astoria Sunday to see the “Con­ center's around the mystery of the j tion. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bartly and Next to Eagle Office church leaders did? It is interest­ stitution.” It was very interesting. strange bequest that the will re­ I L. R. Thomas attended a man- children of Bend visited’ friends WILL TRADE ing to speculate on our present Mrs. Mollie Wright’s mother is veals. ! agers’ convention of the J. C. here over the weekend. With Nine year old gelding. Weight existence had the Apostles and visiting her at the present time. The cast is ,o as enney stores in Portland Mon Mon- ­ „„ follows: Janet ------ 1 . p Penney about 1400, for McCormick-Deer­ their followers like Gregory, Lu­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lord from Benton, Doris Lindgren; Robt. | day and Tuesday. Wholesale ing mower, verfiele lift in good ther and Wesley never carried Louisiana are paying a visit to Owen, Robt, Kilby; Mamie Drew, i prl’ces will be higher next fall, order, and hay rake. Victor Ber- on their spiritual works, but I, her mother, Mrs. Wright. Sunday Hazel Tomlin; Mrs. Edith Cooke, managers were told, gerson: 19x3 for one, believe we live in a bet­ all four of Mrs. Wright’s daugh­ Margaret McNutt; Lincoln Long, I Mrs> c D Phillips went to ter world and enjoy infinitely ters were at home for the first John Beck; Jack Fenway, Bert jj athe, however, the church’s was around last week. contribution to the community Mrs. Albert Kruger and two W. Henderson, Mrs. W. A. Mc- , noon. 47 at the office of the clerk up sion of any town or city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stein- to 7:30 p. m. June 13th, 1933, must vary in almost direct ratio daughters, Mrs. Harry Shorenfelt Gilvray, and a poem was given for 70 cords of four foot green, to our own contributions to her. and Mias Hilgard Kruger, came by Mrs. G. E. Finnerty. Refresh­ hauser and Miss Effie Deeds eound, old growth fir wood, to No church can rise above its fol­ down from Portland Sunday and ments were served to the fol­ of Portland visited Sunday at In turn, the prosperity be delivered, not later than July lowing just as no political gov­ spent the day with Mrs. Kruger’s lowing members and friends: Mrs. the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. of the utility is dependent 15th, to the Washington Grade ernment can be greater than its family here. Mr. Kruger returned A. J. Sitts, Mrs. H. Veal, Mrs. A. Hughes. citizenry. Unless the church has to Portland Sunday evening with E. W. Henderson, Mrs. W. A. Kenneth Anderson, son of Mr. school. upon the cities and towns McGilvray, Mrs. Geo. Laird, Mrs. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson, mash­ Bidders must be residents of our support, HER contribution them. The Krugers are living on___ the original Magnussen ranch one|B D Phillips, Mrs. Brendle, Mrs. ed his thumb recently in the School Dist. No. 47. The board must be meager. it serves. This interdepen­ The form that church support mile from the village. H. Culbertson, Mrs. R. Brady, door of their car. reserves the right to reject any takes, must, in my opinion, vary John Kruger won first place in Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson Mrs. G. E. Finnerty, Mrs. E. E. and all bids. dence serves at once to largely with the individual. One high jumping and the 100 yard Wells, Mrs. J. F. Rose, Mrs. H. went to Eugene Thursday to ATTEST: Loel Roberts Ben S. Owens may support by attendance at dash at Rainier Saturday. His C. Courter, Mrs. Garner and Mrs. visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davidson develope both worship; another by financial brother Carl was third in vaulting, Stephens. and to bring home their daught­ Clerk Chairman contributions; still another by and LaVerne Hanson third in ball er Margaret, who has been at- 19c 8 work in church projects and at throwing. Geo. MacDonald and Elizabeth ; tending school there. Naturally we try to give NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT the church’s program. All are Mist w»n first in spelling from MacDonald of St. Helens visited I Mr. and Mrs. John Tappan In the County Court of the necessary and desirable. Partici­ Birkenfeld Thursday of last week here yesterday. and children, Mrs. Lena Tap- you the best possible ser­ State of Oregon for Columbia pation in the church’s activities, in the third to the eighth grades County. vice, for it is only by help­ In the matter ____ of BMP ____ of __ in all their forms, constitutes the inclusive. Louise Ek won first in the estate Charles W. Mellinger, deceased. ideal type of support she should the declamatory contest in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. have. Few of us can, or will, give fourth grade. ing you that we can help That the undersigned, as admini­ this full measure of support that that measured A large bear strator of the estate of Charles ourselves. We want our seven feet was caught by Todd W. Mellinger, deceased, has filed the church so richly deserves. RANGES ............................. $34.50 and up Man’s environment greatly de­ Lonsigmont of Birkenfeld last his Final Account in the County service to you to be of Spring-Filled Matrrestes $12.85 and up Court of the State of Oregon, for termines and influences his ac­ week. Columbia County, and that Mon tions. Peter the Hermit was able such a high standard that day the 22nd. day of May, 1933. CHILD’S ROCKERS END TABLES I at the hour of one o’clock P. M. to arouse and inflame the French CHRISTIAN W.M.S. MEETS I AT PARSONAGE: PORTLAND $1.98 and up $1.95 and up of said day and the court room lords and peasants against the we will be looked upon as SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM j of said court has been appointed Turks and his sacreligious depre­ for the hearing of objections dations principally because the NEW AND USED RADIOS a welcome part of the thereto and the settlement there­ ! French lord and his serfs were The Missionary society of the , of. daily life and activity of 1 unhappy in France and hoped, Christian church met in regular ! LEE HALL. Administrator. they might find—were willing to session Friday at the parsonage, 929 BRIDGE STREET your community. Dated and first published April take a chance on finding, greater with Mra F. Claude Stephens as 28. 1933. Last publication May j happiness in Asia Minor. Had the hosess. A guest was Mrs. H. C. Post Office Block — Vernonia, Ore. 19, 1933. . , i W. A. Harris, Attorney. I church been able, and disposed, Courter of Portland, district sec- during these recent years of eco­ nomic distress to offer a con­ Meaning of Church Is Topic crete program with definite ob- Ijective such as the Crusaders of Of Add ress al Sunday Service , the eleventh and twelfth cen- Mist Loyal Gleaners Have All Day Quilting Bee And Pot-Luck Lunch ♦ Timber Person« Classified Ads Radio Tubes Half-Price A. L. Fenner Helping Each Other . A Complete Home Furnisher Oregon Gas and Electric PATERSON FURNITURE STORE Company Ì