VERNONIA EAGLE,
PAGE SIX
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Livingstone«, Ministers
uncle, Bob Lindsay.
Mrs. John Estes has returned
to Natal after a week’s visit at
Riverview and Vernonia.
H. J. Hiatt and J. A. Brown
went to work for Jake Neurer
haying.
Bert Depue went to work for
Noble Dunlap doing carpenter
work.
Clarence Lindsay came home
from Monmouth last week and is
helping on the ranch.
Clyde Johnson went to Port­
land to consult a specialist re­
garding injuries which he re­
ceived on his leg some time back
that has caused him considerable
trouble.
Arrangements are under way
for the Columbia county grange
picnic Sunday, July 26. Mrs. L.
Carmichael is on the program
committee and Noble Dunlap is
appointed park carpenter.
A. M. Services: Bible school
at 9:45, Delightful fellowship,
helpful discussione: The men’s
“99” class meets at the grange
hall, all men welcome. Commun­
ion service at 11:00 followed by
the morning sermon on the sub­
ject, “The Redemption of the
Mind.”
P. M. services: Christian En­
deavor societies meet at 7:00 o’­
clock, the evening song and praise
service under the direction of
Mrs. Livingstone at 8:00, even­
ing sermon immediately follow­
ing, subject, “What’s the Matter
and Who’s to Blame.”
Bible study and prayer meet­
ing every Wednesday at 7:30.
Everyone is cordially invited to
all the services.
Mrs. Carl Wienecke and son
CANDY SALE at Paterson’s store
Milbert have returned home from
Saturday, July 25. Sponsored by
Washington.
the Daughters class of the Christ­
Mrs. i E. Nix is visiting at Jen­
ian Sunday School.
adv
nings lodge for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fields and fam­
ily from Portland visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton on Satur­
day.
Myrtle Thornbrough, Christ­
The Natal school board met
ina
and Katherine McKenzie,
Monday evening July 20 at the
school house. The 1936-37 bud­ Charles Dübendorf, and Mark
get was read and adopted. The Benson called at the home of
school bus contract was given Loretta Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith
to Marion Steers, and it was de­
cided that school will start Sej)t. and family moved in one of the
8, the first Tuesday after Labor Wilson houses.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Connor
day.
Miss Angela Henderson from and family have moved to Sea­
Riverview was the guest of her side.
Mrs. A. Webb, who is in the
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don De-
Good Samaritan hospital is get­
pue.
ting along nicely.
Bob Lindsay was very sick at
Mr. Burt has purchased a new
his home for a week. We are Essex car.
glad to say he is up and able
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hyland and
to be about again. Dr. Hall from daughter Violet called at the
Vernonia was called.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGee Baker on Sunday evening.
from Mist were visitors of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner
and Mrs. Don Depue last week had as their guests the past
end.
week Mr. Glassner’s mother, Mrs.
Floyd Deeds assisted with the Julia Glassner and his nephews,
chores during the illness of his Leo and Arlie Glassner from Ken-
Treharne
Natal
II hen its Hot-
< <»ok with an Everbot
looker
Cook
your
complete
meal on
this
efficient
cooker
and
save
heating
up your
It
Roasts
Bakes
Steams
Stews
and
Boils
And the Jr. Size is amply large for a
family of five.
Price..........................
$9.95
Oregon Gas & Electric Co.
Open 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 691
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936
VERNONIA, OREGON
newick, Washington.
Milton and Johnny Nix made
a business trip to Portland oin
Friday.
Richard Houghtaling has pur­
chased a new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hult have
moved to their new home on
the Hult place.
Glenda Rose, Helen Barnes,
Walter Barnes, Al Chris, called
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herford and fam­
ily are living at Treharne.
Joe Davis has purchased a new
Chevrolet car.
Oren Briggs was injured at
Koster camp and taken to Port­
land.
Mrs. Charline Ross and Mrs.
Leona Calhoun were visitors of
Mrs. Ellen Doyle Wednesday.
The hostess served a delicious
luncheon.
Mrs. Carl Haverson’3 mother,
Mrs* J. Goodrich, has been visit­
ing here.
Mrs. Fred Madigan and son
John were visitors at Keasey dur­
ing the past week.
Mrs. Jack Nance and son mov­
ed for the summer to Westimber
to be near Mr. Nance, who is
employed there.
Doris Rae Estey has left on
her vacation at Jennings lodge.
Summer
Clearance
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$4.95 Columbia Knit
Fred Madigan, who is running
a logging outfit at Keasey is in
Portland for a minor operation
this week.
Mrs. Wm. Denck was a visitor
of the Geo. Cobats this week.
“Milk
SWIM SUITS
Cut to................
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$2.95
ONE AND TWO-PIECE STYLES
o------
Should Be
I Pasteur­
>
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Shorts.
Slacks,
Overalls
and tialter Slack/
'
ALSO SWIM CAPS AND BELTS
.
Ask about the FREE Sewing
course now being conducted in
i
As quoted in the Morn­
ing Oregonian of July 10,
part of his speech reads
“Streptococcus sore throat
is a dangerous thing. . .It
sometimes is spread through
milk, one infected cow or
i one
milkman
suffering
from this disease can cause
a vast amount of suffering
and death.
“ An epidemic hit a Wis-
consin city last year. It
spread
rapidly,
seven
deaths, all from No. 4 cow
in a nearby dairv. MILK
SHOULD BE PASTEUR­
IZED.”
Reduced to ... •
Fast color prints, voiles and desert cloth.
ized”
The above statement is a
quotation from a speech
made at the Pacific North-
meeting held in Portland
recently by one of the fam­
ous guest physicians, Dr.
David John Davis of Chi­
cago, professor of bacter­
iology and dean of the med­
ical college of the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
$1.29 DRESSES
this store
The
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APPAREL
Shop
New Location-- 866 Bridge St.
For
your
protection,
scientifically
buy
Pasteurized
milk at the
Portland--Banks Stage Line
The Independent Line
Nehalem
Valley Ice &
Creamery
Co.
Leaves from Vernonia Hotel for Portland via Buxton
and Banks.
TELEPHONE 131
2 trips daily .............................. 7:55 a. m. and 4:55 p. m.
Arrives in Portland ........................ 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Leaves Portland from Central Stage Depot, (Park
and Taylor) Daily except Sundays and Holidays.
8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Arrives in Vernonia ........................ 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sundays and Holidays only—
Leaves Portland 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Call Service between Keasey and Vernonia.
ASK FOR PORTLAND-BANks STAGE LINE
FAKE: $1.30 X
$2.10 rt °„T