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PAGE FOUR VERNONIA. COLUMBIA COUNTY^OREGON, Mrs. A. J. Hughes entertained with bridge Thursday evening of last week for members of the G. E. club. Mrs. W. M. Hen derson and Mrs. Earl Smith held first and second high scores. Others present were Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs. W. J. Armi tage, Mrs. Harry G. Sandon, Mrs. Virgil Powell and Mrs. H. E. McGraw. ______ a______ MRS. BRIOT ENTERTAINS QUEEN OF HEARTS CLUB —o— Members of the Queen of Hearts club were entertained by Mrs. William Briot Thursday af- ternoon, March 5. Mrs. Lowell Hieber won high score, and Mrs. William Heath, second. Mrs. George Plumb, Mrs. Ben Brickel, Mrs. Frank Hartwick, Mrs. Loel Roberts and Mrs. Jack Nance were present. ______ *_____ SHOWER IS GIVEN FOR MRS. M. STEERS NATAL -(Special)- A shower was given for Mrs. Marian Steers at the home of Mrs. R. S. 'Lind say at Pittsburg. Ladies present were Mrs. A. R. Melis, Mrs. Ain Wallace, Mrs. John Lible, Mrs. Sam Devine, Mrs. Charles Melis, Mrs. Ed Wallace, Mrs. Reed Halding, Mrs. Vic Berg, Mvs. Oblack, Mrs. Lee Osborn, Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mrs. Jake Neurer, Mrs. L. Carmichael, Mrs. Chas. Hanson, Mrs. Jim Moran, Mrs. Steers and Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. Ira Peterson, Mrs. Dave McMul len and Mrs. W. M. Bridgers, who were unable to attend, sent gifts. Mrj. Lindsay served sandwiches, cake, coffee and pickles. ______ *______ LOYAL WOMEN MEET IN CHURCH PARLORS I The sermon subject for which is: '“This Jesus—As Weeping.” 6:30 p. m. E. L. C. E. Discuss- ion topic to be led by Robert Acord. 7:30 p. m. The evening hour with song service and the Word. Wednesday at 2 p. m. the Pol- lyanna circle meets with Mrs. M. L. Nix. Wednesday at 7:30 the prayer meeting and Bible study group meets. You are welcome to all our meetings. ______ *______ CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Livingstone«, Ministers A. M. services: The church school at 9:45. Mrs. Monger, Supt., competent instructors, a class for everyone. Communion and preaching service at 11:00 o’clock; today observed as Young People’s Rally Day, special ser mon to young people, subject: "Prophesy of the Automobile.” The young people will attend in a body, reserved seate for them. P. M. Services:- The feature of the evening will be the pantomim ing of the book of Esther, elab- orate costuming, impressive les- sons, under the su pervision of Mrs. Ray. The public is most cordially invited, especially young people to join with us in our “Young People’s Rally” all day. Light lunch will be served the young people after the evening service. ■»_______»_______ Mrs. Chas. Barnes and son Roy spent the week end in Port land with relatives and friends. Mrs. Dorcas Bays is slowly re- covering from a spell of tonsil- itis of last week. Mrs. Henry Stohler of Banks was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Adolph Nelson a week ago Fri day. Riverview and baby were visiting at Sco- field Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Elder and James Burke of Camp 8 visited Jimmie Burke Sunday in the St. Vincents hospital. He is reported much better. Mrs. Ed. Buckner had as her dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Emory George of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Run dell and family of Riverview. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins spent Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Serafin at Wilark. Fairway Foods Independently Owned IMITATION EXTRACTS Vanilla, Lemon, Orange or Almond 4-oz. bottle ..... 8-lb bag ........................................ . 25-lb bag ......................................... 9:45 a. m. Church school with Mrs. Alta John as superintend ent. Accommodations and equip ment for all. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Vernonia Bakery BREAD . . . for 2 good Reasons— IT'S MADE AT HOME IT’S BETTER « I Vernonia Bakery 15c 4-lb Vacuum pack 15c 18c 53c 23c 3 cans .......... ----!--------------------- Special Representative O regon M utual ! ife Hotnt Office: Portland. Orcicon Organized ander the laws of Oregon SATURDAY ONLY— We will give FREE with each or der of $2.00 or over one large por celain steel mixing bowl. TOMATO JUICE Van Camp’« large 23-oz tin 2 ALBER’S NEAL W. BUSH 31c 59c $1.16 i-ib Vacuu m pack 2-Ib Vacuum pack DOG FOOD The Golden Years Plan guarantees vou a steady income of any amount from $30 to $500 a month for life, beginning w hen you are 9 5, 60 or 65. Just name the amount, and the age at which you want to retire. Plan also includes life insurance protection, disability income, and a grow ing cash reserve. Ask the Oregon Mutual Life man in your community for free booklet and fact« no obligation. Phone 761 M J. B. COFFEE SALE MORTON’S SALT SALE Scotty Allan Ask Your Grocer for . . . 914 Bridge St., OUR POLICY: Courteous Service—Good Values—and a Choice of the Finest Products obtainable. EVANGELICAL CHURCH Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister *IOO a month for life Mrs. L. Portland Goldie side last VERNONIA Trading Co. 26-OZ shaker DoDo bird free, 2 cartons ......... (tetta 1936 MILL WOOD Plain or Iodized "You're not '*■ my boss now" 13, Natal I The Loyal Women of the Christian church met Wednesday, March 11 in the church parlor for quilting and the regular bus iness meeting. The visit of the Oregonian Tra Mrs. O. D. Willard and daught veling Kitchen on March 31 is er of Stony Point spent Mon being sponsored by this group. day at the home of Mrs. Otto There were seventeen ladies present, Mrs. Lee Bundy and Mrs. Alma Sitts acting as host esses. MARCH Carmichael motored to Saturday. Wright drove to Sea- week to see her mother. ______ ♦_______ Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson Carlson. and daughter Mrs. Marble Cook Mrs. D. R. Fowler returned motored to Portland last Wednes home Sunday from St. Helens, day, where they visited Mrs. Nel after spending several weeks son’s sister. While in Portland there with relatives. they also visited Mr. Clyde Mc Frank Pettit of Salem spent Donald who is at the Veterans Saturday at the home of Mr. hospital. and Mrs. Charles Christiansen. Franklin Malmsten came front Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kober- Camp Reehers Tuesday, Mr. and stein and daughter will move Mrs. A. C. Knauss and son Law this week from the O.-A to the rence from Aberdeen, Wash., home of W. D. Steele, recently Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy vacated by Oscar Steele and Malmsten and Otto Malmsten son. from Seaside Wednesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Robbins and Sidney Malmsten from Camp Ne family of Olney spent the week The road grader was working halem Thursday to attend the end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. on the Nehalem state highway services for Elon E. Malmsten. Jack Christiansen. L. H. Roberson, who formerly Friends of Mrs. Lee Bowers this week. will be sorrÿ to learn she is very Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay was an O-A millwright is now sick. drove to Monmouth Sunday to see employed by the company doing Mrs. Eva Clark returned home their son Clarence, a student, repair work in the woods. He Sunday after a stay with friends I and Mrs. Lindsay’s mother, Mrs. will be assisted by W. A. Mc- Gilvray, another former employe. in Portland. Mary Peterson. Mrs. Dick Lynch and sister, Noble Dunlap did some carpen Tht girls’ athletic association Mrs. Delbert Glenn spent Monday ter work for Mr. and Mrs. J. c. will give a high school alumni at the home of their mother, Mrs. Moran at their home. I dance in the gym March 27. George Bell on Corey hill. Miss Arvada Lines came in ' Reese V. Scott and Roy Scott Mrs. C. N. Rundell is spending from Portland, where she is em- i of Portland visited their father, the week with her daughter, Mrs. ployed, to visit friends and rela J. T. Scott, here Sunday and went Emory George of Portland. tives. fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crume Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer last spent the week end at Newberg week end entertained Mr. and with relatives. i Mrs. Charles Christiansen had Mrs. Joe Fessler, Mr. and Mrs. 7 as her’ guest over the week end Rudy Krittner of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Echol’s Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay. Marian McMullen worked at son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Stubbs, Mrs. Fred Stubbs Clatskanie last week end. and Miss Peggy Wright all of Mr. and Mrs. J. ’ W. Neurer, Portland. spent Tuesday in St. . Helens on Elza Varley of Banks spent business. the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seal from Mrs. Gus Olson and baby re St. Helens were the guests of turned home from Hillsboro Wed Mr. and Mrs. Otis Seal last week nesday. end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilliker Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap and SOCIETY NEWS ■ CLUBS - FRATERNAL MRS. A. J. HUGHES ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE FRIDAY, ROSEWARE OATS Large pkg .................... ROSEWARE WHEAT Large pkg ...... .............. .............. .•................ for PEAS 25c Athens’ nice and tender No. 2 cans, 2 for ...................... 23c COFFEE 19c Lb................................... 1/C 3-)bs Ground Fresh to Satisfy A. M. and P. M. SANIFLUSH Can ...................... SATURDAY At 10:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. m We will give away prizes. Ask for particulars. 17c S 19c 49c f SOUP Dennison’s Veg. Noodle large 16-oz tin ....................... 10c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Lowest Market Prices Orders of $2.00 or over delivered FREE in City Limits
