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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935 VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON, >---------------------------------------- - ----------- l SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister 9:45 a. m. Church Schood. Mrs. E. Garner superintendent. 11:00 a. m. Morning worsrhip with “Gift Giving” as the ser- t r>„„„ ¡mon subject. The “Christ Gift” MRS. THOMPSON ENTER [presented a humorous backward ' o,.n,-r,u wil* be recelved at th,s Iqua.nile. The play, “Aunt Su- |rge Cobat, Mrs. ‘Harold Rideii-1 TAINS STUDY CLUB i I san s Fortune,” was given by a .our, Mrs. Maude Denck and the, ■hostess. . | 6:30 p. m. E. L. C. E. will Mr». E. S. Thompson enter-1 Kr?,uP °{ Birkenfeld women, conduct an open forum. Bring tamed the Vernonia Study club I ,lwo. ia‘Xe tlu!lts were your questions. at her home Thursday afternoon, so dnat auction, also many COOTIE CLUB MEETS 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic ser- Declmber 5. Egypt was the sub-[sma el articles, WITH MRS. SAMUELS I vices “God’s Comes” will serve ject of the travel program. * I ... , . 1 as the basis of the sermon. An especially interesting des-1 POLLYANNAS PLAN I Mrs. Archie Samuels entertain- t ,„ m. Young eription ot modern Egypt was ANOTHER APRON SALE ed the Coolie _ ___ dub ___ ___ .1 ____ h„ ______ meeting and ex given by Mrs. James Troy based Thursday. Pot-luck lunch was ser pert endeavor class. You are on her personal experiences when In order to have another pub ved veil ai at nou. noo. First r irsi prize was won • ■ she visited Egypt a few years lic sale of Pollyanna aprons be [by Mrs. Oneda Cobat and consola-j «■ ago. fore Christmams, the Pollyanna tion prize by Mrs. Maude Denck. I Wednesday 2 p. m. Meeting of I Mrs. Paul Gordon described the circle of the E. M. S. will hold The allowing were present, Mrs. the Pollyanna Missionary circle. monuments of ancient Egypt, and their regular meeting in con Melvin Chapman, Mrs. Mike Sto-I Wednesday 7:30 Adult prayer Mrs. E. J. Douglass gave a talk junction with a sale in the vacant len, Mrs. Grace Bundy, Mrs. meeting and Bible study. on Egyptian literature. room in the Oregon Gas and El Cook, Mrs. Roy Cook, | Thursday evening the young Mrs. A. J. Hughes will enter ectric company’s building next Shelby Mrs. George Cobat, Mrs. Edna people’s social. tain the club next on Dec. 19. Wednesday afternoon, December Furnish, Mrs. Roy Cobat, Mrs. This Saturday evening the reg 18, from 2 until 5 o’clock. Carl Revis and Mrs. Maude ional conference of the C. E. MRS. L. HIEBER IS Denck. will be held in the Evangelical CLUB HOSTESS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM church. The meeting begins with • NEHALEM CLUB a pot-luck supper. Local attend PLANNED BY S. S. ants to furnish hot dishes. The 1 ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Lowell Hieber was hostess young people of the community to the Queen of Hearts club at Plans for the Christmas pro are invited. her home Thursday afternoon gram of the Evangelical Sunday of last week. Mrs. William Heath [school, which were completed at j New officers were elected at a I CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR and Mrs. Ben Brickel won first a board meeting at the home of ' meeting of the Nehalem Club | „ uuwuuu vnrlstlB „ Endeavor and second prizes at bridge. Rev. H. R. Scheuerman last week, [Wednesday afternoon for which I Wildwood Christian Mrs. C. L. Brock and Mrs Tom Union wjn ho,d a rall Satur. Other members present were iriclude a “White Christmas’’, I I rowTnrn wove nncoccoc ar rha • - t>h(? Mrs. Geo. Plumb, Mrs. Roland the bringing of gifts of food, Crawford were hosesses at the,day at - Vernonia. D. Eby, Mrs. William Briot, Mrs. clothing and toys for the needy, Brock home. I “ Evangelical church at 5:30 P. M. Frank Hartwich, Mrs. Loel Rob and a pageant, “Come Unto Me” Mrs. Brock is the new presi- I Bring hot dish for pot-luck ban-) erts and Mrs. Jack Nance. by the upper classes of the school. dent, Mrs. F. “ M. Ruhl is vice quet. All Endeavorers urged to i The pageant will be given on president, Mrs. Frank Hartwick, come, and any others who are I Sunday evening, December 22, OFFICERS RE-ELECTED secretary, and Mrs. j. L. Tim- interested. Pep speeches and mu-1 and will be preceded by a mons treasurer. sical numbers will feature the BY EVANGELICAL M. s. miscellaneous program of Christ The club has given up its plans banquet hour, after which the ; different committees will meet The past year’s officers of the mas songs and recitations by the for a bazaar this year. ! with their chairmen. Evangelical Missionatry society younger children of the school. |----------------------------------- I were re-elected at the monthly Mrs. Harry Kerns was taken to meeting of the society held in MRS. BUCKNER IS the Portland General hospital the church Wednesday afternoon, HOSTESS TO BETTY BRITES Monday for an emergency operra- Decetjiber 4. tion for a ruptured appendix. Mrs. C. A. Malmsten is presi Mrs. Ed Buckner was hostess Her condition is as good as can dent, Mrs. E. J. Douglass, vice- to the Betty Brite circle of the I be expected. president; Mrs. — . H. G. _ Sandon, E. M. S. at her home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobat were I secretary; and Mrs. Dave Mar- I afternoon. CHRISTIAN CHURCH guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy I shall, treasurer. ' An innovation at the meeting The Livingstones, Pastors. Cook Fridav evening for cards. Mrs. Sidney Malmsten review-' was a a short Christmas program. Mrs. Leroy Calhoun has im Bible School 9:45. cJ?a?ter from the Mrs. Albert Parker read the scrip book, “Women Under the South- ture and Mrs. ''¿¡¿Li The spirit of Christmas is evi- proved considerably since last Sidney Malmsten ern Cross.” Rev. H. R. Scheuer- led'in“ . prayer' Mrs.' . Thomas C. < ent from the busy hum of var-1 week and is able to be abount a ... . . ** ws < i n led lii/l tnn ¿1 ¿nr a 41 n n 1 services. - - w — man the devotional Gravqs and Mrs. A. F. Kostur i.ius committees at work on the. little. Eighty dollars was reported I sang a duet. Pageant, the annual Christmas cleared in the recent Christmas DR. R. I. HALL Mrs. C. N. Rundell was a guest. treat and the decoration. bazaar. Sis. Livingstone is superintend Physician and Surgeon Refreshments were served by MRS. STOLEN ENTERTAINS ing the Christmas Pageant which members of the Martha circle. 965 Bridge St. will be Tues, 24th at 7 :30. STITCHWELL CLUB Phone, Office 72, Res. 73 Christmas is the holiday when FPANCES CHILDS Office Hours 7 to 12 1 to 6 Mrs. Mike Stolen was hostess all people should be in church 1NATIATED INTO RAINBOW for the StitcHwell clube Wed-1 and Bible school. We’ll look for Special Attention to nesday afternoon at her home j you there, Obstetrics Frances Childs was initiated I i on First street. Hot luncheon [ Bro. Livingstone ___ will remain Nehalem Assembly, Order of was served at noon followed by , this week and deliver both the Rainbow for girls Monday night an afternoon of sewing. Drawing I 11 a. m. and the 7:30 p. m. ser-f in the presence of a number of for the club luncheon set took [ mons. visitors from the Eastern star *■ .J-1™*“™' "" and Masonic orders. annual i farewell sermon in Silverton this Refreshments were served by j Christmas dinner were ne discussed. —....— I Lor(fs day. ladies of the Eastern Star fol- Members present were Mrs. Geo. [ Cobat, Mrs. Roy Cobat. Mrs.1 Junior and Senior Endeavor lowing the ceremonies. Blaine Cobat, Mrs. Johnny Ross, ¡6:30 P. M. The pastor will meet with the Mrs. Verda Cook, Mrs. Roy Cook, W. M. S. AUCTION SALE Mrs. Joe Doyle, Mrs. June Chap 199 Men’s group Friday at 6:30 WELL ATTENDED man, Mrs. Harold Ridenour, Mrs. I at a chili dinner for all mem Everett Snyder and Mrs. Stolen. bers and wives of the 99 class. The program and auction sale Guests were Mrs. Mary Samuels I Also all board members or other held by the Women’s Missionary and Mrs. Ira Rollins. | adults interested in the work. FRIDAY and SATURDAY society of Mist and Birkenfeld I Ladies requested to bring a was attended by the largest pie. A silver offering will be I taken. crowd that had ever been at MRS. EVERETT SNYDER this annual event, and the pro ENTERTAINS A reception will be given the ceeds amounted to $85.00. Of this new pastors at the I. O. O. F. Mrs. Everett Snyder enter-1 amount, $31.00 was taken in at . hall Dec. 27, at 8 p. m. Details May Robson in— tained at her home for a group: [will "be published later. the door. The program was under the of friends. Cards were played. ' Don’t forget the Christmas ba direction of Mrs. A. R. Melis, First prize won by Mrs. Maude i zaar Dec. 14 at Paterson Bldg. president of the society. C. R. i Denck and consolation prize by | Watts brought a 15 piece or Mrs. C. Barnes. Those present i chestra from Vernonia, and a were Mrs. Eula C. Barnes. Those i Eula Clyat, Mrs , group of young people from Mist.) were Mrs. piu.— Darnes. Mrs. Ira directed by Mrs. Rhea Wallace. Charles i E. I THEATRE Double Feature "Three Kids • and a Queen Mill Wood Portland--Banks Stage Line The Independent Line 82.25 per load Leaves from Vernonia Hotel for Portland via Buxton TELEPHONE 131 and Banks. 2 trips daily— Arrives in Portland— 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sundays and Holidays only. Leaves Portland 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. ASK FOR PORTLAND BANKS FAKE: $1.30 ™EY STAGE LINE $2.10 rt ° r T "FRECKLES 5 loads 810.00 TUES. WED. THURS. Dick Powell in— I I VERNONIA Trading Co. For Friday & Saturday Meats Eat Nehalem Valley Beef and help the lo cal farmers. Beef Roast 1 Cp Sirloin Steak 23C Lb....................................* **** Lb......................... Beef Cubes 18c Lb......................... HAMBURGER Lb 17c 2 Lbs. 33c VEGETABLES Grapefruit Arizona 80’s 6 for 19c .......... Sweet Potatoes 19c 6 lbs .......................... Lettuce 9c 2 heads . Jumbo Celery ,.1Ar bunch ...... V Quick Qauker Oats 23c Large pkg. Wheat Flakes Sperry’» 23c 3 lb pkg................. Tomatoes No. 2*/4 std. 2 for.... 22c COFFEE ► Schilling’s 32c 1 lb. can ..... PEARS Mellow-West 15c 2 Ms tins, each Lovely Pudding In Sherbet Stars Each .......................... BEETS 2f No. 2 tins, 2 for .... 10c 23c PEAS Pearce’s 1 tins, 3 for ...27C SUNDAY CASH NIGHT 8 a. m. and 5 p. m 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Leaves Portland from Central Stage Depot— Park and Taylor Daily Except Sundays and 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. Holidays- Arrives in Vernonia— "A Feather in Her Hat SPECIALS Nehalem Market & Grocery Thanks a Million Incorporated COMING Plione 721 “STORMY” "PAGE MISS GLORY” We Deliver—FREE!