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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1936)
PAGE SIX FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Livingstones, Ministers A. M. services: Bible school under the superentendancy of J. F. Rose; a class for every age; strangers welcomed. Communion service at 11:00, served by the elders and deacons. Morning ser mon by the pastor, on the sub ject, “Our Measure of Right eousness,” closing at noon. P. M. Services: Intermediate and Junior Christian Endeavor Society meetings at 6:30. All young people and children invi ted; Song and Praise service at 7:30, followed immediately by the evening message, second ser- man on, “Happy Tho Married,” a special message in the interest of the home. Husbands and wives are requested to attend togeth er as far as possible. Study of “Know Your Local Church,” by Wilson, and “Christian Steward ship” by Crawford on Wednes day evening at 7:30 and 8:30 o’clock. Welcome. _______* CHRISTIAN BIBLE SCHOOL NOTES Attendance last Sunday was 167. Several names were added to the enrollment but we feel sure there are a great many more people in the vicinity who would profit by attending Bible school and urge anyone who is not attending elsewhere to come to our school next Sunday at 9:45. Absent members are always missed and strangers are always welcome. ' •---------- EVANGELICAL CHURCH Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister 9:45 Church School. Mrs. Alta John superintendent. 11:00 Morning Worship. The pastor speaking from the sub ject, “The Church Call to Ac count.” 6:30 E. L. C. E. discussion topic, “The Seriousness of Di vorce.” 7:30 Gospel song and praise service with the sermon sub ject, "Witnessing.” Tuesday at 7:30 the young people’s prayer and discussion FRIDAY, VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON rour. Wednesday the Pollyanna circle meets with Mrs. Ollie Roberts, 209 A. St. at two o’clock. Wednesday evening the adult group meets for prayer and Bible study. ______ *______ GOSPEL SERVICES Full Gospel services will be continued in the Grange hall next week. Special evangelistic service Sunday evesing at 7:45. Special music and song. Wednesday and Friday services will be held at 7:45. These services will be of evangelistic interest for all. Fersoira Mrs. A. E. Jennings and “Old Kid” Staples moved Tuesday to 196 A. Street. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mann motor ed to Portland Sunday, thence to Eugene over the Pacific highway and back Monday through Mc Minnville and Newberg to Ver nonia. Mrs. Dawson Darrett and three children of Oakland, Cal., are spending two weeks at the home of Mrs. Darrett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Benson. The Loyal Bereans and the Interstate C. E.’s of the Christ ian church have jointly redec orated their room in an attract ive manner. Fred W. Herman of Rainier, candidate for representative in the legislature, was in town Sat urday. Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Scheuer- man and children Opal and Mil ton spent the week end at Salem where the Rev. Mr. Scheuerman officiated Sunday at the wedding of a close friend of the family. Mrs. Lydia Berkey occupied the pulpit of the local Evangelical church durisg the pastor’s ab- sesce. Mrs. J. H. Burnside and her mother, Mrs. E. A. Matthews went to Tacoma last Friday to attend the wedding of their res pective niece and granddaugh ter. They remained for several days. The condition of E. R. Es tey, who is gravely ill in St. Vincents hospital following a serious operation, is reported to OCTOBER 16, 1936. I be improving following a blood j children Robert and Pauline, and] Mr. and Mrs. Guy White visit ' it.. and __ J '.T - transfusion Wednesday morning/Mr. ” A. White Mrs. T L. D R. Sawyer, „11 all ed Mr. and Mr«. Mrs. G. 1 the second since last Friday, of Silverton were the guests of and Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Mrs. Estey is constantly at his Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Livingstone Sunday. | Vernon Lindsley, who has been bedside. ! Sunday. ! in the Mottet CCC camp for the Mrs. Oral Faulkner of Port I past five months returned home land spent Sunday with her : Sunday. brother, R. L. Spencer and fam , Mrs. Geo. Comstock left Mon- ily. . Mr. and Mrs. Nissen of Port- ' day for Portland, where she will Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hackney of land visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo, 'spend a week visiting friends. Bakersfield, Calif., Who have ! Comstock over the week end. ! Joe, Claribel and Annabel been visiting here the last three , Lloyd Cummings has been very j Lindsley home L.inusiey visited vreived Mr. and Mrs. months, returned to their ’------ I ill for the past week. Betty ¡Chas. McNutt Wednesday even- Tuesday of this week. ' Cummings was unable to attend I ing. Mrs. Clyde McDonald and Mrs. | ' school last week because of ill-I Ruby Kane visited at the L. Elizabeth Koberstein of River- ' 1 ness. • O. 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