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VERNONIA EAGLE,
all present having a part—if
they will. Sermon, “‘What Is
Your Evaluation of A Soul?”
Tuesday at two o'clock the De­
Entered as second class matter
borah circle meets.
August 4, 1922, at the post office
Tuesday evening the young
at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
people meet for prayer and dis­
act of March 3, 1879.
cussion of some vital question.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 the
adult group meets for prayer and
Bible study. This is Rally month
for prayer and pork.
Wednesday the W. M. S. is
observing the annual Guest Day
with pot-luck dinner at 12:45
Editor and Publisher
and program in the afternoon.
The regular business will be
transacted.
Vernonia Eagle
Ten Years
Ago * * * *
Minister*
RALLY DAY SERVICES
Vernonia Eagle, Oct. 1, 1926.
Ray L. Mills, Nehalem valley
pioneer, died in Vernonia Tues­
day.
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Miss Ellen Enstrom of Vernon­
ia sprang a surprise on her
friends by slipping away from
Gold Hill, where she is teaching
school, to Grants Pass to be­
come the bride of Daniel Steiner
of Portland. The couple will live
in Gold Hill.
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Marshal Kelly raided the Ver­
nonia Billiard parlor Friday night
and arrested eight men for play­
ing stud poker. Each was fined
$15 by judge Reasoner.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Harvey R. Scheuerman, Miniiter
9:45 Church school offering
classes for all ages and groups.
With the promotion of many they
will have new teachers; they are
Christian teachers. This is rally
month. We wish to see a rallying
of all former attendants and
members.
11:00 Morning worship. This is
Evangelistic Emphasis Day in
which we wish to face our duty
to the Lord and the community.
Sermon subject: ‘‘Trees of Sal­
vation.”
6:30 E. L. C. E. discussion
topic, ‘‘Building a Christian
World.” Robert Acord leader.
7:30 Gospel song service with
Get Well
A. M. Services: Bible school at
9:45; teachers, classes, equip­
ment for the best service, you
are invited. Communion Service
at 11:00, followed by the morn­
ing service, subject: “The Task
of Rebuilding,” services close at
12 noon.
P. M. Services: Intermediate
and Junior Christian Endeavor
societies meet at 6:30 o’clock;
Cleon Woodruff president of the
former, and Mrs. George Laird
Supervisor of the latter. Just
the place for the young people
and the children. Song and praise
service at 7:30, followed by
evening sermon, subject; “The
Weeping Babe.” Choir rehearsal
every Tuesday evening at the
church. Prayer meeting, every
Wednesday, followed immediately
by the Stewardship class taught
by the pastor. Everyone is cord­
ially invited to all the church
services.
During November the church
will conduct evangelistic services
under the direction of George
Harris Hatch, of Butte, Mont.,
an outstanding man in this line
of work.
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CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL
NOTES
Sunday, Oct. 4 is rally day in
our Bible school. In addition to
the usual songs, worship and
study we will have some special
music. Every member of the
gible school is urged to be pres­
ent and bring at least one new
member. Come promptly at 9:45
and be assured of a hearty wel­
come.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS
Merle A. Glew, Evangelist
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Instead of closing the meetings
this Sunday we feel that they
should continue another week.
The interest is growing and the
crowds increasing and we are
anticipating even better services
next week. Friday night is a
Divine Healing meeting, with the
Sick being prayed for according
to the Scripture. If you are
afflicted come to this service.
The meetings commence at 7:45
P. M. Everyone is welcome.
Riverview
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Livingstone*,
RAINBOW GIRLS
TONIGHT
FRIDAY, OCT. 2
I.O.O.F. HALL
Music By
RICHARD NICKLESONS
Orchestra
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STUDENTS 25c
ADULTS 35c
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936
VERNONIA, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rainey were
shopping in Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Dunlap and
Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Monaco
spent Monday and Tuesday at
Seaside.
Mrs. Jimmie Burke of Camp
8 spent Saturday at the home
of Mrs. John Elder.
Mrs. Dayton Ross is on the
sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davidson of
Forest Grove spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Robbins
and family spent the week end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Mason of Tidewater.
Mrs. Lee Bowers and daughter
left Wednesday for a week’s vis­
it with relatives at Heisson, Wn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and
baby, also Mr. and Mrs. Spurge
Golden and daughter spent two
days at Seaside this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilliker
spent Wednesday at Clatskanie.
Mrs. T. W. Hudson and daugh­
ters are moving this week from
Riverview to their home in Ver­
nonia.
Mrs. Jewell Lloyd of Vernonia
and Mrs. P. W. Peete of Glen­
wood were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Robbins Saturday.
Mrs. Emory George of Port­
land is spending the week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
The R. L. Spencer house is
Mrs. C. N. Rundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson of being reshingled.
All the services at the First
Vernonia spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John El-.Christian church Sunday will em­
phasize the Rally Day endeavor;
der.
Mr. artd Mrs. Roy Myers and this will be observed in all the
baby of Treharne spent Sunday services of the day, in sermons,
at the home of her parents, Mr. music and studies. A large at­
tendance is anticipated as there
and Mrs. Otto Carlson.
Mrs. Dick Lynch and Mrs. has been much preparation made
Delbert Glenn were in Forest for the day.
Grove Monday on business.
CALL FOR COUNTY
Clarence Fowler spent Wed­
WARRANTS
nesday and Thursday at St. Hel-
Notice
is
hereby given that all
ens visiting his mother, Mr. and
General Fund warrants of Colum­
Mrs. D. R. Fowler.
Nels Westlurid, John Robbins bia county endorsed “not paid
and Juanita Parker spent Sat­ for want of funds” on or be­
urday in St. Helens with friends. fore June 30, 1936, were called
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler for payment on the date of this
spent the week end at Waldport notice.
with her mother, Mrs. Lee Hall,
Road District No. 1 warrants
Clarence returned home Tues- endorsed “not paid for want of
day but Mrs. Fowler will visit funds” on or before Sept. 5,
1936, were called for payment
relatives for a week.
on the date of this notice. In­
terest on such warrants not here­
tofore called will cease on this
date.
Dated, St. Helens, Oregon
Oct. 2, 1936
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. John­
GLADYS E. PETERSON
son were in Portland Monday.
Frank Bergstrom, Jr., was in Treasurer, Columbia County, Ore.
town Tuesday. His father is now
logging in Scappoose.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crume
took their boy to Portland Mon-
day for medical attention.
Graveside services were held
GREEN LEAFY ALFALFA
Sept. 24 for Derrald Erwin Hay-
$1.25 per 100 Ib>
den, infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Hayden. He was born
CROWN COMPLETE
Aug. 25 and died Sept. 21.
Persona
Rabbit
Feed
FEED IN PELLETS
$2.35 per 100 lbs.
ELECT
Bert Mills
County Commissioner
Faithful Service To All of
Columbia County
RABBIT ROLLED
BARLEY
75-lb sack ................. $1.55
PETLICK SALT LICKS
4 for ............................... 25c
VERNONIA
Trading Co.