FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1936
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
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LEGION AUXILIARY
INSTALS OFFICERS
the statement of R. W. Haven, safety expert in answer to quest are emphasized in the safety t tien in all accidents during the
member of the Chicago staff of mens of ecretary Snell were his council’s program, Mr. Haven I period. The cooperation of the
the National Safety Council, in belief that inattention is the holds aducation the most import-| Oregon department in ahis pro
u radio interview conducted by major cause of accidents, that
gram has been assured by the
Sari Snell, secretary of state, adequate policing is more essen ant, although he believes aii secretary of state.
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recently.
tial than a fixed speed limit, anil three are necessary for success
Based on years of observance that uniformity in laws in the in accident elimination. Instruc
A drop in humidity Tuesday
of drivers and on investigation various states is an important tion in safety in the schools is caused the Clark and Wilson
' included in the council’s plan loggers to go onto the “hoot
of many accidents, Mr. Haven's factor in the safety program.
conclusions provide an answer i Of the three “E’s” of high- and it is advocated that accident owl” shift once more.
to the motorage question that way safety, enforecement,
i
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson
enl prevention be a part of the reg
is advanced from time to time 1 gjneering and I education which ular curriculum in every school. and family of Ritzville, Wash.,
by ardent or partisan champions j
A five-year program has been are visiting at the home of Mr.
cf both sexes as to their res-
inaugurated by the council, ac- j and Mrs. I. N. McCollom. Mrs.
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pective qualifications as drivers.
cording to Mr. Haven, the ob Olsqn is a sister of Mr. McColl
Other points stressed by the
jective to be a -35 per cent reduc- ■ om.
Installation of officers feat-
ured a meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary in the Legion hall Tues
day afternoon, September 1.
With Mrs. J. W. Nichols as in
stalling officer the following of
ficers were inducted: Mrs. E. S.
Thompson, president; Mrs. Jack
Nance,
second
vice-president;
Mrs. H. E. McGraw, secretary
treasurer; and Mrs. J. L. Tim
mons, historian. Several elected
officers were absent.
Mrs. W. R. Hammack, out-go
ing president, presented a beaut
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iful bouquet of gladioli to Mrs.
Thompson. She also spoke, thank
ing the members for their coop
eration during the several years
of her presidency.
The auxiliary decided to hold
meetings hereafter twice each
month on the first and third
Tuesdays. It will meet in the
evenings instead of afternoons,
The next meeting will be Tues
day, September 15, at 8 o’clock
in the Legion hall. An enthusi
“Mary has the clearest complex
astic meeting is anticipated as a ion in the world.”
number of new members have
"Yes. you can easily see through
been added.
IV
Mrs. Hammack and Mrs. Tim-
mons served refreshments.
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C. M. S. STUDIES
NEGRO PROBLEMS
DISAPPOINTED
Mission study on the problems
of the American Negro, under
the leadership of Mrs. W. O.
Livingstone, comprised the pro
gram for the monthly meeting
ot the missionary society of the
Christian church at the home of
Mrs.| James Brady last Friday
afternoon.
Those who had parts on the
program were Mrs. C. Fowler,
Mrs. L. L. Wells and Mrs. Liv-
ingstone. An informal discussion
followed in which a number of
fermer residents of the south
participated.
Mrs. J. H. Stubbs led the de-
votional service on the theme,
« Moving Forward Toward God
Through the Beautiful.” Mrs.
Livingstone presided at the bus
iness meeting.
The hostess served refresh
ments.
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NEHALEM CHAPTER
OPENS FALL SEASON
Members of Nehalem Chapter.
O. E. S. opened the fall season
with a meeting Wednesday night,
September 2. Refreshments and
a social hour were enjoyed fol
lowing the work of the order.
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