FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1338
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Willi
a party vxiiuiuuj,
Saturday, uvpvviuvv*
September Surprise Sundquists—
meat for discussion of the current White Rabbitt, the Red and Black with
17, honoring her daughter, Theresi I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonscn, Mr.
1 court attendants.
topi«.
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on her 9th birthday. Games werj and M„ Bffl Bond> Mr and Mr,
7:30 The first eervice of the I
TEXAS STORY MAKES
played and later refreshments were
Evangelistic campaign with Mias Jcr
Dan Brutkie, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
served.
don as preacher and Miss Spies as VIVID SCREEN SAGA—
Pemble, Mr. and Mrs. Forest P.
Those present were the honored
leader of music. You will profit
Seldom has history been so ex-
Reichart and Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
by hearing these consecrated ser­ citingly told and characters out guest, Theresa Schmidlin, Florence Kaphammer were members of a
Christian Church
vants of God. Services each evening of the distant past so vividly Tisdale, Mary Lou Fulton, Patty party surprising Mr. and Mrs. Clar­
—The Livingstones, Ministers
Pickens, Kathleen Condit, Opal Car­
brought to life as in Paramount’s
ence Sundquist Friday evening. Dur­
Assembly of God Church except Saturday at 7:30.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock epic of the South’s struggle for, rick, Ruby O’Connor, Mary Ann ing the evening the Sundquists were
Weekly Church School' 9:45 u.
—Rev. L. W. Suter, pastor
John,
Lila
Schram,
Aileen
Uhlin,
the Martha Circle will meet at the freedom during the dark days sifter |
m. Illustrated sirmonet for the
presented a wedding gift.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; Mom- home of Mrs. J. W. Nichols on B
Wiiamee Smejkal, Ella Borten, Ar-
the War between the States, “The
children; excellent teachers; splen
ling worship 11:00 a. m.; Evange.- street.
line Kirk, Frances Schmidlin, John
Texans,” which has its first show­
did classes—a class to suit every­
i istic service 7:45 p. m. Wednesday
Schmidlin, John Borten, George
ing Tuesday at the Joy Theatre! It
one. Closes at 10:50.
■ evening prayer meeting 7:45. Christ
{Carrick and the hostess, Mrs. Sch-
Church
of
Jesus
Christ
recaptures
the
spirit
of
on"
of
the
Morning Church Service at 11:00, [ Ambassador services, Friday 7:45
| midlin.
most thrilling periods of this coun­
Communion Service, special' music, | p. m.
of Latter Day Saints—
| Mrs. John Glassner has been on
try
’
s
history
and
is
a
powerful
sermon by the pastor, subject,
(Commonly called “The Mormon I story of the men who rebuilt 1 the sick list the past week.
“Other Sheep;” service closes a. Evangelical Church
i
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roediger and
church)
America after the national destruc­
12 noon.
I Ruth and Ralph Roediger motored
—Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister
Sunday school' each Sunday morn­ tion of the “brothers’ war.”
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Evening Service: Christian En­
Lovely Joan Bennett, as a fire- ito Corvallis and Albany over the
9:45 Church School which will ing at 10 o’clock at the Grange
deavor at 7 :00, subject, “Learning
relahves and
hall, Vernonia. Members and friend.* eating belle of the Old South who1 veekend to visit
observe
Promotion
Day
in
the
vari-
to Cooperate;” all young people in­
fights
a
one-woman
war
against
I
f
r
'
en
^
s
-
are
invited
to
attend.
vited. Worship Service at 8:00 ious departments of the school.
R e ndolph Scott, as a gallant South-1
^r‘ and Mrs. Chick Eberly visited
11:00 At the morning worship the
song service and sermon, subjec*,
clasp-
Sunday
at the H. El Schram home.
ern soldier who counsels a Hasp-.
pastor’s subject will be, “Be Ye
“The New Evangelism.
and RODEO
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Charlesworth
ing
of
hands
across
the
bloody
[
Mid-week Prayer Meeting Wed­ Perfect—as Father.”
the 'and Mr< and Mrs. S. E. Rumble and
PORTLAND, OREGON ’
chasm
after
the
War,
play
6:30 The Christian Endeavor will
nesday evening at 7 :30 o’clock, sub­
romantic leads in the story of the I two children were dinner guests as
October 1 to 9
car-'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
t.n-year battle between corrupt
19 Shows In Ona
pet-baggers and proud natives jor * ' Mason -. S — e J turday.
11 acres under one
—
Miller
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
P.
SPENCER TRACY IS ’38
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the control of the destinies of tne
roof Exhibits of
family of Portland and Mrs. Maud
pure-bred Live­
PRIZE WINNER—
South.
stock, Dogs, Pou liry,
Williams and Eva Williams of Hills-
PetStock,Wild life.
From the squalor and tragedy TAYLOR NOW TIPS SCALES
boro «pent the weekend at the home
Manufactured and
created by the depression emerges AT 174—
land Products, 4-H®^
of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Frisbie.
Club and Smith-
under the facile direction of Frank
Hughes Vocational Education Work;
Concentrated effort can train a In Portland—
Borzage and the superb histrionics
also Horse Show and Indoor Rodeo.
of codstars , Spencer Tracy and film star for almost any sort of
Mrs. Archibald has been staying
LARGE PREMIUM LISTS
Loretta Young, a Columbia film athletic role provided he keeps in Portland with her daughter for
called “Man’s Castle,” which opens in good physical condition between the past two weeks.
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today at the Joy Theatre.
And roles, declared Robert Taylor.
‘Man’s Castle” may be regarded as
Taylor, who amazes the profes-
i brilliant screen achievement, a «ional fighters who appear with
ove story placed in a tawdry set­ him in “The Crowd Roars”—among
ting but filled with the warmth of them Maxie Rosenbloom, Jimmy Mc-
ife itself.
Larnin, Potsy Perroni and Mickey >
“Man’s Castle” is the story of a McAvoy—by his near-perfect fight-!
A’histle in the night without want- ing build and ability to handle him-.
ng to hop a freight, and of a girl «elf in the ring, trained for exactly
>vho loved him so strongly she tolfi fourteen
days before beginning!
him he was free to go whenevei "ight scenes for ¿he picture, which,
REMINDER: You can buy $5.50 in theatre ad­
he wished. Tracy, whose work in ■omes to the Joy Theatre for a |
Is easy to make here for we will make
“Captain’s Courageous” won him two-day engagement next Thursday, j
missions for $5. Ask at box office
the 1938 Academy award, and •Miss
every effort to assist you in that selection.
“One of the first things I was'
Young have never been cast in ’.old when I made mv first film test,
roles so perfectly suited to their wrs that I was too skinny,” the star
In order to do that we have a supply of
individual talents. Borzage’s direc­ reminisced. “At the time I weighed
groceries
and meats that will fill your every
Thursday and Friday
tion surpasses in poignancy, sin between 155 and 160. So I started (
need.
erity and beauty his direction of working out with the weights. I >
A soul-stirring story of
such screen classics as “Seventh did calisthenics every day. I con­
Heaven,” “Bad Girl” and “Farewell centrated particularly on arm and
warm emotion fighting
to Arms.”
chest development and did enough’
a hostile world.
The
running to keep my legs in shape. |
Splendid
support
is
given
the
two
film describes the lives
tars by some of Hollywood’s most Gradually I built myself to about |
of two people refusing
distinguished actors, including Wal­ 176 and I’ve stayed at that weight ;
to be beaten by
ter Connolly, Marjorie Rambeau. "or the past two years. Right now ,
proverty.
Glenda Farrell, Arthur Hohl, and I’m probably in the best shape I’ve i
-■ver enjoyed in my life and I tip
Dickie Moore.
he scales at 174.
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Saturday, September 24
“The only fighting I ever did be- J
(
“SPEED TO BURN” IS COLORFUL.
"ore
this picture was as a kid in
MOVIE—
Nebraska, when I used to get my
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Acclaimed by screen previeweiT "ace rubbed in the dirt regularly. '
GANGDOM’S
MASTER MINDI
to be “all that’s grand in romance The one time I thought I h?d a ,
and racing—and entertainment—’" •roqd chance to win, somebody I
“Speed to Burn,” first of a new broke it up.”
eries from 20th Century-Fox, comes
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ON
Saturday to the Joy Thearte.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
JACOUILINI WELLS
A 20th Ctnfwry FoÄ Ftclwf»
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ROBERT PAIGl
A heartwarmingly human story HELD AT TREHORNE
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Phone 761
Quantity Orders Gladly Delivered
of one of the world’s most excit­
FOR
YOUNG
PEOPLE
ing sports, the film is rich with al.
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the romance and color of the race
Sunday and Monday
Treharne—(Special to the Eagle) j
track. It introduces a new screen —Mrs. Frank Sshmidlin entertained
September 25 and 26
family, the Gambinis, destined for
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immediate favor in the affection-
of all filmgoers. Into the lives of
By far the most color­
the Gambinis comes the boundless
f
RICHARD
love of a man for his girl', the
ful and spectacular pic­
dauntless faith of a boy in his gal-
'ant thoroughbred, and the thrill of
. . can’t smear
ture Sonja Henie has
an exciting victory.
. can’t come off
Michrel Whalen and Lynn Bari
yet attempted. Her ice
. protects lips
head the featured cast in a story
ballet, “Alice In Won­
built around War Paint, a race
horse. The horse’s fall from grace
derland” presents all
his career in the police department
•»nd his come-back on the race­
the characters of the
•■) JOAN DAVIS
track provide the theme. Woven
CESAR ROMERO
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into this is a love story of a police
famous book. The bal-
< JJ BUDDY EBSEN
sergeant for a girl who desert a
Arthur Tr««ch«r • Georg* Barbier
Louise Hovick • Billy Gilbert
let is a highlight of the
>rang of horse racketeers to redeem
Patricia Wilder • Pau) Hural
the equin’s reputation . . . and
A
show.
20th Century-Fes
I the faith of a jockey in his mount.
Picture
CSERO COUPOM FOR TRIAL)
Henry Armetta and a new “family"'
nlus an enjoyable police force pro­
Tuesday — Wednesday
INSTANTLY..MAKE YOUR LIPS
vide the laughs.
At The
Churches . .
ject, “The Church’s Place in the
Social Struggle.”
Young people’s social this (Fri­
day) evening, under the supervision
of Miss Kay Joyce.
The public is cordially invited
to attend all the services.
News of the
Theatre
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Sept. 22-23
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September 27 and 28
The greatest screen
epic since “The Birth
of a Nation.”
Thursday — Friday
September 29 and 30
Taylor goes 14 round»
in Madison Square Gar­
den for scenes in "The
Crowd Roars.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS:
Alexander’s Rag­
time Band — Spawn of the North — Charles
Starrett in West of Cheyenne — Boys’ Town on
October 2 and 3.
SONJA HENIE STAGES
BRILLIANT BALLET—
In their secrch for a colorful
ballet to climax the skating num­
bers in her currant 20th Century-
Fox picture, “My Lucky Star,”
Sonja Henie and her dance direct­
or, Harry Losee, turned, happily t?
>ne of the most beloved story-book
classics of all time—Lewis Carroll’«
‘Alice in Wonderland.”
All of Carroll's fantastic crac-
tures have come to life—and all on
kates. Sonja skims across the ice
in the company of Tweedledee and
Tweedledum (appropriately played
by Jack and Bob Hetsley who are
identical twins) and the Walrus
»nd the Carpenter.
The philosophic caterpillar des­
cends from his toadstool to join
the dance, together with the King
and Queen and Knave of Hearts;
there are the Griffin «nd the Dodo,
the Mock Turtle and the Dormouse
as well as the Ugly Duchess, the
Chesire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the
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