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FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934. /ERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE FOUR "Model Camp” Is Verdict from Last Inspection MINISTER VISITS CCC CAMP AT WESTIMBER EACH TUESDAY NIGHT (tanta A recent and generally appre ciated cultural contact in the re creational and educational activi Evangelical Sunday School Note» ties presented to personnel of The “Red and Blue” atten Army Captain Rate» Reeher’» 'Company 1313, CCC, at Westim- dance contest which was launched 1 her, lies in the weekly visits to At 100 Per Cent Sunday began with much inter I the camp of Rev. A. G. Bennett, est showed on both sides. Mary ' pastor of the Methodist church at Ann Childs is captain of the Red Official evidence of the al-, Forest Grove. side, and Sara McGee is captain ready popularly accepted fact, Singing, _ an inspirational talk of the Blues. Both captains are that Camp Reeher’s, Civilian Con-, and short program directed by working hard, and succeeded in servation corps, is a “model' Rev. Bennett are presented to having the largest attenaance camp” was received with the last ■ camp members each Tuesday Sunday that the school has had official inspection trip made by night. The meeting is held in for some time. A queer fact, Capt. Carl L. Koehn, of the U. the camp recreation hall. though, was that it was exactly S. army medical corps. Miss Caroline Woodford, Paci equally divided between the two Although inspection standards fic university student and assis sides, so the contest is now tied. of the Vancouver Barracks CCC tant organist for the Forest I However, it will run tor ten district are among the highest in Grove Methodist church, and i more Sundays, and the side hav the ninth corps army area and in George Bennett, University of ing the largest aggregate atten the nation, Captain Koehn rated Washington student, assisted in dance at the end of that time the Reeher’s camp 100 per cent, a recent short program of music will win. The losing side must en Sanitary facilities, hospital, edu-; and singing, tertain the victors with a party. cational center, camp mainten- Sunday school will be opened ance and layout and other points Camp and Trail next Sunday promptly at 9:45 noted in regular inspection trips, with special numbers by the Sun Occupy Attention usually made weekly or oftener day school orchestra directed by Of CCC Workers E. J. Douglass. Also, during the by army officers, were rated ex cellent or superior by the in opening exercises, the Red side I Camp construction and road will furnish a special number spector. Chief credit for the perfect 1 or trail building and maintenance which should interest all. record of the Reeher’s camp is I comprised the principal duties of Mrs. L. H. Dewey and Mrs. attributed to Capt. Frank C. ' CCC workers of the Reeher’s Harvard Malmsten are new mem Finch, infantry reserve corps. “spike” camps this week. of the school’s staff of A small detachment camp lo- bers Captain Finch was commander teachers. during the recent building of the ■ cated on the slopes of Round Plans were begun Sunday for camp at its present location at Top mountain under the super a Sunday school picnic to be held Westimber and has continued ac vision of Ed Conklin, forester, in August. Committees will be tive in work devoted to better were settled and began work on appointed and more definite ment of the campsite that will be a pack trail to a lookout to be plans announced later. the home for probably 12 months constructed atop the 3003 feet The Bible or Adult class has more of nearly 200 men. high peak. The lookout will tow organized a Bible study group Second in command at the er 100 feet above the mountain which meets each Tuesday even camp is Lieut. John J. Taggart, top. infantry reserve. The camp hos Camp building continued as ing at the home of their teacher, pital. directed by Dr. W. H. Hunt part of the program at Wilson Mrs. Madge Rogers, to study the scripture lesson and Bible his ington, was rated superior in the river, as well as did the chief Vancouver district. The camp task of maintenance on the Wil tory for the lesson for the com ing Sunday. In the class on Sun educational center was likewise son river road. Work is under day practical application of the pronounced superior to usual CCC Andy Kostur, forestry foreman. lesson will be stressed. facilities. A small detachment group un The pioneer Sunday scnool ex Enrolled personnel of the Reeh der Jack Nance, forester, is con tends a hearty welcome to all. er’s camp are officially rated as tinuing telephone work at Hoff Come, wear a red or blue but “experienced woodsmen.” Reeh man burn. ton, and help your side win. er’s is a "local” camp, work be Road maintenance at the Wil- Christian Endeavor ing under direction of the Ore ark side camp is directed by Guy Sunday evening Oren Weed will gon State Forester. Lillich, forester. lead the Christian Endeavor meet Majority of the men enrolled The unusual lack of forest fires ing. The topic for discussion is at Reeher’s have homes in Wash has facilitated conservation corps ington and Columbia counties, workers this summer, foresters “Finding God in Nature.” The meeting will be conducted in some 50 men being enrolled from report. rather an unusual way, and spe each county. cial numbers are planned. All DEMOCRATS WILL SEEK young people are invited. SECOND ISSUE OF CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE Tonight (Friday) the Endeavor “KNOT HOLE NEWS” will have a business meeting and (Clatskanie Chief) APPEARS AT CAMP Emil L. Mueller of Clatskanie social in the social hall of the Second issue of the “Knot was appointed chairman of a church. The social committee, Hole News,” weekly "newspaper" committee to survey the field for Carroll Chance, Sara McGee and put out by personnel of Reeher s eligible Democratic candidates for a meeting of the state and con camp, CCC, appeared this week. county judge at the meeting of gressional committeemen and The camp sheet is mainly de county precinct committeemen county chairmen. voted to humor, although in its held at St. Helens Tuesday even initial expression of editorial pol ing. icy statement was made that the Other members of the commit paper could “be serious on oc tee were William Reid, Rainier; casion.” Capt. Mart Hazen, St. Helens; E. Editor in charge is Andy Brans- R. Treharne, Vernonia; Mrs. Roy dal of Goble. “Associate editors” Cooper, Goble; and Alex Rear include W. H. Tilden, Milton J. don, of Scappoose. The government is behind (Machine Gun) Lamping, and The committee will make its re Clarence Smith. Contributing car port at the county meeting which every deposit you have— toonists are Dr. W. H. Hunting will be held August 15. up to $5000. That is the ton, camp surgeon, and Donald R. R. Turner, Demcratic candi finest guarantee in the Wells, enrollee. date for congress, was present at Troubles, due to difficulties the meeting and spoke. world—as certain as the in typewriter “presswork” and a Mr. Mueller, James Vernon, very existence of our gov troublesome “Hektograph” have Arch Duncan and County Chair held down the number of copies man W. W. Dillard are leaving ernment! Make your de issued to date. Saturday for Corvallis to attend posits with confidence — they are guaranteed, by Federal Deposit Insurance. Guaranteed! Laundry Work That Is Reliable . . . Our work is guaranteed as reliable and absolutely safe for your clothes. They’ll come back snowy and clean —and nicely finished. Our prices are low—in perfect accordance with these times. VERNONIA LAUNDRY And Dry Cleaning Phon. 711 “THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” Jeanette John, are in charge of atonement. Disease can never be arrangements. All young people God’s Will. The gifts of healing are permanent. will be welcome. CHRISTIAN CHURCH The home of Peter Nelson at Buxton was destroyed by fire F. Claude Stephen», Minuter July 18. With the assistance of Evangelistic services continue neighbors and the train and sec with James Earl Ladd and his tion crews the greater part of the workers, Mrs. Lola Thompson and house furnishings were saved. Miss Glenna Stephens. People who use Eagle classi Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Please read I. Kings, 22. Divine morn fieds get results. ing worship, 10:45, sermon by Evangelist Ladd. For 2:30 p. m., theme "Evo lution.” At 7:00 p. m., Christian En deavor. 8:00 p. m. great evangel istic services. During the singing, A. F. of L. LOGGERS a playlet—“Simon Sledge Samples Local No. 18742 meets second Long Distance Religion.” The at and fourth Thursdays in the tractive feature of this playlet is month at Grange hall, 8 p. m. the broadcasting during its pres Visiting members cordially invit entation. ed to attend. Evening sermon topic, “When Fred Lumm, president. All of God’s People Are One.” | LODGES | Evangelistic Campaign Continue* Evangelist James Earl Ladd the speaker, with Mrs. Lola Thomp son and Miss Glenna Stephens are drawing capacity crowds nightly. The singing, young lady evangelists are winning the hearts of the audiences nightly. The beautifully drawn pictures by Miss Stephens are given away to the one reporting the greatest number of invitations for the meeting for the day. The accordionist, Mrs. Thomp son, is an artist in her musical work. Topics tonight and Saturday by Mr. Ladd are, “Ghosts,” and “The End of the Age.” UNDENOMINATIONAL A. F. & A. M. * Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A. F. & A. M. meets ¿a at Masonic Temple, //p« Stated Communication First Thursday of each month. Special called meetmgs on all other Thurs day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors most cordially welcome. J. B. Wilkerson, W. M. F. D. Macpherson, Secretary X Order of Eastern Star Nehalom Chapter 153, O. E. S. Regular comma- nication first y i anfi third ' nesdays of sach xr&L month, at Ma- sonic Temple, r A" ’¡siting sis- ters and broth ers welcome. Mrs. M. F. Wall, W. M. Leona McGraw, Sec. Sunday night, The greatest event in the world, and what it is. Monday night, Jesus said, “My sheep hear my voice. Can you?” Tuesday night, Working of Faith. Pythian Sisters Wednesday night, Substance of Vernonia temple 61 meets Faith. Thursday, the closing of the every fourth Wednesday in W. meetings, a great divine healing O. W. hall. 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