FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1938
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
I,
Doug- Unit voted to sponsor a group.
ing, the hostess served refreshments. Sier's term in prison, was re­
It was decided to hold a rum­ During the evening Mrs. O. T. hearsed for two days, timed to
mage sale in the near future.
Bateman was honored with a mis- the last blow, and then was filmed
by Director Edward Ludwig in a
Mrs. E. S. Thompson and Mrs. cellaneous shower.
BRIDGE PARTY—
Those present were Mrs. Leslie single “take” with twenty camer­
Mrs. O. T. Bateman gave a bridge C. H. Jarvis will gather the rum-
retary for the fifth consecutive
LOCAL FOLK INSTALL- term;
party Thursday evening, January 13, mage and members are asked to Hobin, Mrs. Junior Aldrich, Mrs. as shooting from as many angles.
Mrs. J. W. Brown treasurer.
call them. Others on the committee Bert Keck, Mrs. William Washburn,
for members of her club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bollinger,
For the first time in a year Mick­
are Mrs. H. E. McGraw, Mrs. Geo. Mrs. John Roediger, Mrs. Fred Hen-
Drawing
for
the
silk
quilt
resulted
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Smith and
ey
Rooney has been able to get an
Vosnick,
Mrs.
Harry
Kerns,
in
Mr.
Rundell
winning
the
beauti
­
Mrs.
Rose
derson, Mrs. Bowerman, Mrs.
McCrae, Mrs. John Grady, Mrs. Glen
Mrs. C. L. Brock .Lt- I ! the an­
Valpiani and Mrs. J. W. Nichuis. Cline, Mrs. LaVerne Adams and “honest-to-goodness” boy’s haircut.
ful
quilt.
Mr,
Cummings
received
Mrs.
Hawkins,
Mrs.
Loel
Roberta,
nual installation of ofiicer- of Wa-
Because of various characterizations
Charles Wall, Mrs. Ray Mills, Mrs The sale will be held in the office Mrs. Harvard Malmsten. Mrs. War­
banang chapter, O.E.S. in Clat­ the 10-pound turkey.
next
the
Oregon Gas and Electric (ren Aldrich could not be present requiring long, unkempt hair the
An interesting program was en­ Eben Johns, Mrs. Paul Gordon and
skanie last Thursday evening.
young actor had been ordered to
January 27 to 29, in-1 for the evening.
Company
joyed
by
a
large
crowd
present.
Re
­
the hostess.
Mr. end Mrs. Bollinger were in­
stay out of barber chairs. So when
elusive.
The
place
will
-be
open
stalling officers and were presented freshments were served at the close
he was cast as a modern American
Thursday,
and
Friday
afternoons,
of
the
evening.
BIRTHDAY PARTY—
with lovely gifts and flowers. Mrs.
jockey in “Thoroughbreds Don’t
Beverly Ann Williams gave a and all day Saturday.
Several new members were en­
Brock, junior past matron of Ne­
Cry,” coming to the Joy Theatre,
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meet-
party on her sixth birthday, Sun­
halem chapter, was presented with rolled during the meet.
and the haircut ban was lifted,
ing
the
Auxiliary
joined
the
Legion
a corsage, as were several other
The club received an invitation to day, January 16, from three to five. and refreshments were
Rooney made a bee-line for the bar­
served un-
A beautiful birthday cake was
junior past matrons of Rainier, put on its colored wedding at the
ber shop. “Cut it short,” he ord­
der the direction of Mrs. George
served
with
ice
cream.
Several
games
Portland and vicinity.
district convention in Corvallis Sun­
John Collins, Joy theatre mana­ ered. The barber did. Rubbing his
Vosnick.
Approximately 200 guests and day, but owing to the expense of were played.
Visitors attending were
Miss ger, reminds theatre-goers of the closely cropped head, Rooney ex­
Those who came and brought
show-house claimed, “Gosh, I feel like a skin­
members were present, During the transportation of the 16 players it
Lence
Taylor,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H. district that the local
evening there was a beautiful floral was decided not to accept the invi- gifts were: Margaret Anderson, Klum, Mrs. Beatrice Bush, Mrs. opens tomorrow for a full week’s ned rabbit!”
Kennetk Anderson, Owen East, John
run in what he hopes will prove
degree and several musical num­ tation received.
The picture starts Tuesday for
Peterson, Joy Jamieson, Virginia Frances Frydenhall, Mrs. Mary Ben- a steady policy. If the public res-
bers.
Dancing and refreshments
Oregon City Club has sent an in­
2-day run.
efiel,
Mrs.
Alta
Carstens,
Mr.
and
were enjoyed later in the evening. vitation to the club asking that the Vaughan, Helen Thompson, Joyce Mrs. F. E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ponds to the full-time i opening, the
Knight,
John
McCabe
and
Grant
manager said, the Joy theatre will
Cantor rides again!
colored wedding be brought there.
who Bruce McCann, Mr. and Mrs. Jack continue the policy.
Those words would tickle Eddie
Plans are now being made to ac­ McCabe, those unable to come
PYHTIAN SISTERS—
Benefiel,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Van-
Lent gifts were Judie Peterson who
plus
many
Cantor,
for although he will prob­
First
run
pictures,
cept
this
invitation
early
this
spring.
Past Chief Georgia Smith, acting
las a broken leg; Alan Taylor and dehey, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mr. and features ordinarily viewed only in ably never ride in a western, he
as installing officer; assisted by
Mrs.
John
Ibach,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeremy Taylor who had colds.
the large city houses, and some did persuade Associate Producer
Jean ICrawford and Adelma Soden, FAREWELL PARTY—
Kenneth Anderson won the prize Jack Van Domelen, Mrs. Margar­ cinemas in advance of Portland, Laurence Schwab to permit him to
Miss Louise Roberson was honored
installed the officers of Vernonia
et
Crawford,
N.
Nielson
and
Paul
for pinning a tail ta the donkey and
is the adopted policy which is to mount high-spirited Arabian horses
Temple, Pythian ¡Sisters, for 1938 guest Thursday evening, January 13,
Owen East won the prize for stick­ ICop, all from Banks. Cop is com- be maintained, the manager said.
for scenes in the famous comedian’s
at the I. O. O. F. hail Wednes­ when a group of her friends gath­
mander of the Banks Post.
ing stamps on envelopes.
Twentieth Century-Fox musical tri­
er. d to tender her a farewell party.
day evening, January 12.
From Mist were Mr. and Mrs.
Three
hundred
men,
portraying
umph, “Ali Baba Goes to Town,”
Roberson
leaves
for
Shreves-
Officers installed were Laurita Miss
Clyde Harmon and Mr. and Mrs.
INSTALLATION—
convicts, staged an apparently vic­ which opens January 27 at the
Lamping, M. E. C.; Isabel Culbert­ port, Louisiana, soon to enter
Guy Bellingham.
The Vernonia Rainbow Girls will
ious riot, broken up by gas bombs, Joy Theatre. Toney Martin. Roland
Attending from Gresham with
son, E. S.; Eva Hearing, E l J.; nurses’ training.
participate Monday evening, starting
in
a replica of the mess hall of Loung, June Lang and Louise Ho-
Georgia Mellinger, manager; Fern
The party was held at the Mrs.
Mrs. Hamlin were Mesdames Kath­
xt 8 o’clock, in the Installation of
a Federal penitentiary for “The vick head a tremendous support­
Kullander, M. of R. C.; Clara Todd Bowerman home. Hanker-
leen Chiodo, C. A. McRobert, Ava
their officers for 1938. The event
Last Gangster,” starring Edward ing cast of favorites.
Kerns, M. of F.; Marguerite Mul­ chiefs were the gift motif during
V. Dusled and Harlow.
is open to Eastern Stars, Masons
G. Robinson, which comes to the
The scenes were added to the
key, protector; and Adelma Soden, the evening, Refreshments, consist­
and friends of the order.
Joy Theatre Sunday. But despite picture at Cantor’s insistence that
cookies,
tea
and
sand-
jng
of
jello,
guard. Past Chief Georgia Smith
Installing officer will be Daisy SHOWERED—
the chaos no one suffered a scratch. they would furnish a thrilling bit
wiches were served.
is to be installed at a later date.
Mrs. Chris Nlcar was hostess the
MacDonald, Patricia Baker will act
The scene, one of the major of action to the lavish spectacle.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Homer
past
week
at
a
shower
for
Mrs.
G.
Mrs. Edna Brown, |> t Ve -non­
as installing marshal, Lavina Vin­
highlights in the story of a gang-
The picture shows here two days.
ia chief, now residing at Freewater, Gwin, Mrs. Irvin Smith, Mrs. Chet er as installing organist. A list of Wilbur. Refreshments were served
Dustin,
Mrs.
John
Hatfield,
Mrs.
at
the
close
of
the
afternoon.
Oregon, was a visitor Wednesday
offices installed will be available
Emma Rollins, Miss Paige Simmons,
evening.
next
week.
Miss Elizabeth Wall, Miss Barbara
Following the installation rites,
Following the installation the ENTERTAINS—
Dustin, Miss Louise Roberson and
Mrs. W. F. MacDonald entertain­
refreshments were served by Mrs.
girls, parent lodgemen and friends
Miss Edna Owens.
ed
at her apartment in the Vernonia
Mulkey, who acted as hostess for
will gather in the banquet hall to
hotel a contract bridge foursome.
the evening. The next meeting,
enjoy refreshments.
Present, aside from the hostess,
January 26, will be held with Mrs. STUDY CLUB—
were Mrs. Robert Rushing, Mrs. U.
The
Study
club
had
its
annual
Laurita Lamping.
GRANGE LADIES MEET A. Scott and Mrs. Kemp.
birthday luncheon at Mrs. Judd
The Home Economics club mem-
l Greenman’s Thursday, the 13th. The
xers
of the Vernonia Grange met
IiE-ELECTED—
I members revealed hidden friends and
AKSARBEN CLUB—
he past week to lay plans for the
The Vernonia Townsend Club had • drew names for new ones.
The Aksarben club met at Mrs.
an interesting meeting Monday eve­ | Those present were Mrs. McCrae, ■nsuing year. A letter to the coun­ O. Miller’s home Wednesday.
ning, January 3rd. Election of of­ Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Hugh­ cil requesting signing of the streets
ficers resulted in Mrs. C. O. Thom­ es, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. McGraw, .vas formulated and dispatched to SEWING CLUB MEETS—
he body. Several committees were
as being unanimously re-elected 5jrs
Robertson, Mrs. Thompson
The Weekly Young Women’s Sew­
J. A. Thornburg, President.
president for the fifth consecutive ! Mrs. Troy, Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Nich- lamed to act during the year.
ing club met Tuesday evening, Jan­
Mrs. Fenwick was accorded a uary 18, at the Mrs. DeLoss Pow­
term; Mrs. Pete Weidman, vice-l0]8, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. P. Thomp-
“THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK
president; M. Gibson, re-elected sec-'son> Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Sandon, Mrs. ihower during the meeting and she ell home. After an evening of sew-
.vas the recipient of many useful,
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;ifts. Rrefreshments consisting of
.ea and cookies were served by the
ladies.
Present were Mesdames Malm-
iten. Barker, Porterfield, Culbert­
son, H. M. Condit, E. H. Condit,
Luther and Myers.
LET’S EE SOCIABLE
Bollinger, Mrs. Estey, Mrs.
lass and the hostess.
News of the
Theatre
*
The Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
Invites You To Bank By Mail if
Inconvenient To Come in Person
STOCK REDUCING
FOOD SALE
Now is your opportunity to lay in the supply of
staple foods at the season’s lowest figures ... we
must rid our shelves of much surplus hence you
save in this reduction event at your local dealer’s!
FLOUR, hard wheat, 49-lb bag ...
$1.33
BORENE, washing powder, lge pkg.
29 c
ZEE TOWELS, 2 rolls .....................
17c
TOMATOES, Storegon, 2'2 size can
9c
MILK, Oregon, lge cans, 3 cans.............
20c
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Light House Cleanser, 3 cans 11c, Doz
39c
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Lb.
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Lb.
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914 Bridge St.
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Specials for Friday anti Saturday, January’ 21. 22
Friends-Don’t Forget
BIRTHDAY PARTY—
A birthday party was held at
the Salomonsen home last Saturday
night for Mrs. Ralph Bowerman
and Mr. Mike Ludwig. Those pres­
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sal­
omonsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bow­
erman, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brutkie, Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Kaphammer, Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Pem-ble. A luncheon was
served after midnight. Many love
ly gifts were received.
FIREMEN EAT CLAMS--
Members of the Vernonia fire
department met Tuesday evening
at the Earl Smith home here to
enjoy a butter clam "feed,” plans
for which were formulated some
time back. The clams were ordered
through a local dealer and “fed up”
for the occasion.
The meeting was of a social nat­
ure, no business being transacted
during the evening.
STARTING Saturday, January 22— Our Trial Policy— A full week of
first run entertainment. The best we can buy— A GREAT SHOW every
night in the week— We want to continue— With your cooperation.
Friday, Today
The show you’ve wanted to se.
“Broadway Melody of
1938.” with galaxy of stars. See this picture
Saturday Only
January 22
The show you’ve read about—
“Alcatraz Island”
Plus “Vigilantes Are Coming”— Cartoon and Warner Bros. Musical.
“THE LAST GANGSTER”
At the Joy for two
days
Sunday and Monday— Jan- 23 and 24—
Edward G. Robinson’s greatest portrayal.
Coming!
BIG AUXILIARY
LEGION MEET HELD—
Vernonia Unit and Post No. 119
of the American Legion entertain-
-d visitors from Banks, Gresham
»nd Wauna Posts Monday evening
in the Legion hall. Enthusiastic
and profitable sessions were held
by both groups. Mrs. Hazel Ham-
in, district president of the Aux­
iliary for District No. 1 spoke at
length to members of the auxiliary.
Mrs. Hamlin commended Ver-
nonia on the activities outlined
for the year and urged the com­
pletion of all projects before con­
vention time in August. Various
phases of the national program
were explained and the four-poin:
program of the Universal Service
bill was outlined. Mrs. Hamlin
vga in stressed the importance of
writing to the congressmen asking
heir support of the bill, the pur­
pose of which is to take profit out
of war and to draft capital as
well as manpower in case of war.
A copy of the constitution was
presented to the Unit by Mrs. Ham­
lin.
Miss Lence Taylor, president of
the Banks Unit spoke briefly. Mrs
W. R. Hammack presented needs
of the local Campfire Giris and the
Last Showing—
Tuesday - Wednesday
Jan. 25-26 .
Read these names— Then vow to see this cinema
Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Sophie Tucker, C.
Aubrey Smith, Ron Sinclair.
A, • you’ve got
K something here!
w
Meet Eddie Cantor
Thurs. and Fri., Jan 27, 28— You’ve heard about
it, Now you can see it He splits your sides—
Antics you would never devise— Cantor Does
It, and HOW!
COM1NG ATTRACTIONS— “Back In Circulation,” “Heide,” “Manhattan
Merry Go Round,” “Buccaneer,” and “Hurricane.”
JOY THEATRE,
Vernonia