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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939 LET’S EE SOLISELE and family, ail of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Anderson and family, Mrs. Francis Lord and Sam Gordon, The Kibitzer, is due daughter and Paul Cummings, all here this week for a three-day ses of Vernonia, end the host and host sion of instruction at the Masonic ess and small son. T'emple relative to lessons on the playing of contract bridge with il Eagles Plan Dance lustrated hands. He will be here For Friday— January 12, 13 and 14. Advance The regularly scheduled dance si-.le of tickets for the series is be ing handled by members of the O. staged each month by members of E. S. Social Club, sponsors of the the Eagles lodge is slated for this affair. When he talks on bridge to Friday evening to take place at the an audience one of the first things Grtnge hall. Through a vote by he tells them is that players can members of the group a dance Is use as many words as they like to held "each month on the second Fri talk about their operations but only day to which all members and their 15 words are allowed to be used to guests are invited. The dance is talk about their hands. Those 15 open to all who may wish to attend, words are one, two, three, four, it was announced. five, six, seven, clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades, notrump, pass, Friends Surprise double and redouble. Kibitzer Due Here Today at Temple— Mrs. Uhlin— Birthday Party Honors Daughter — port being that of Miss Evelyn Cook concerning the subject of the European situation. Miss Cook is chairman of the international rela- tions committee. The next meeting of the group is slated for January 24, Tuesday, and it is the hope of the members that the services of Mrs. Maude | Purvine, County Home Demonstra tion Agent may be obtained at that time. Regardless of that, Mrs. Rose Valpiani, president of the club, and Mrs. Dorothy Sandon, program chair man, promise an intriguing pro gram for the meeting. O-A Bridge-Club Meets at Greenmans— The Oregon-American bridge club met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Judd Greenman. Two tables of play were held during the after noon with Mrs. Robert Rushing re ceiving high prize for the after noon’s play. x A number of friends surprised Mrs. Lucy Uhlin on her birthday January 9 for a social afternoon. Mrs. Uhlin received many lovely gifts. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served to the following: Mrs. Lena Stanton, Bessie Stolen, Irene Spencer, Ida Mae Richards, Florence McDonald, Estella Monger, Mrs. Dübendorf and the honored guest, Lucy Uhlin and son, Don. ---------- ’Joint Installation Due Pythians, Sisters— PAGE THREE every Wednesday evening. You are invited. greatly troyed by fire Friday night. Tom Golden and his mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith and B. S. Golden, of Goble visited here Christian Church daughter, Charmone, and Robert Sunday, Mrs. Golden remained for —The Livingstones, Ministers Lister of Bradwood spent Tuesday c longer stay with her brother, H. T. Galloway. Church School at 9:45, M. L. Her with the E. L. Lloyd family. Arthur Keck and Elmer Wolters rin Superintendent, closes at 10:50 Morning worship at 11:00, special of Sultan, Washington, spent the ; dictionary q / music, Communion Service, and ser weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert is invaluable mon, subject, “Put My Name Down” Keck. Dook explaining words end phrases sent absolute- service closes at 12. Fred Rainey sold his home to free. Fill in coupon and Christian Endeavor service at Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson. today. Also tells how you 6 30, and the evening preaching can get complete Diesel homo Gwenyth Bruder, who has been study training at lowest possible service at 7:30 subject of the visiting for two weeks with Tillie cost. Sending for book places you evening sermon, “What Do I Lack”. Mae Hull, returned to her home under no obligation. DEPT. W Prayer Meeting at 7:30 every Wed at Mill City Saturday. DIESEL JOB-TRAINING SERVICE 154 East Erie St., Chicago, III. nesday evening. The public is cord Harvard Malmsten took his par Nemo ially invited to attend all' the ser ents to Longview, Washington, Sun Address_____________________________ vices. day to assist their son, Leonard, Town_______________________________ _ whose house and contents were des- State_____________________________ I Rose Ave. improved. His health is Assembly of God Church —Rev. L. W. Suter, pastor Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; Morn ing worship 11:00 a. m.; Evangel istic service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7:30. Christ Ambassador services, Friday 7:30 p. m. Church of Jesus Christ c<f Latter Day Saints— The date of January 25 was nam Mrs. M. E. Barrett entertained (Commonly called “The Mormon j ed last Monday evening by mem Saturday afternoon with a birthday church) bers of the Knights of Pythias as party honoring the 7th birthday of Sunday school each Sunday morn the time when a joint installation her daughter, Donna. The afternoon will be held for the Knights and ing at 10 o’clock at the Grange j was spent playing games and later for the Pythian Sisters. At that hall, Vernonia. Members and friends I refreshments were served. Those time the recently elected officers, pre invited to attend. present were the honored guest, ---------- <>---------- of the groups will be placed f- i Donna Barrett, Beverly Herrin, SCHOOL STRUCTURE IS ficially in charge of their duties I Mickie Hall, Delores Pumala, Rosa for the coming year. DUE FOR EARLY USE lie Layer, Genevieve Schwab, Lois Past President Club Schwab, Lila Schram, Betty Jean at camp c regor Names New Officers — Little Theatre to Schram, Delores Barrett, John KEASEY—(Special to The Eagle) The Past President Club of W. Meet January 17— Schram, Mrs. Betty Schram and the —Frank White has been quite ill R. C. met at the home of Mrs. Lena hostess, Mrs. Barrett. An announcement issued this week with a cold for the past few days. Stanton Tuesday, .January 10. Pot made known a meeting scheduled, Mr. : nd Mrs. Walt Nickles of luck dinner was served at 12:30. Andersons Entertain ter January 17 for members of the I Vancouver are visiting the E. The following new officers were Little Theatre. The affair is to be j Dinner Guests— Beamis family. elected at the business meeting: held at the Washington grade schooi ! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson had president, Mrs. Lena Stanton; vice- Mr. and Mrs. DeVaney and twe at 7:30 p. m. of that day. as their guests for New Year’s din president, Mrs. Margaret Lines; sec sons, Ralph and Oris, visited thJ ner: Mrs. R. E. Anderson, Mr. and retary, Mrs. Alma Mills; treasurer, last of the week in Portland, Mrs. Weldon Allbright if Salem, Mrs. Laura Sauer. Those present for Seattle and Kelso. Mr. rnd Mrs. Ora Salsbury and fam the meeting were Mesdames Laura The new school at O.-A. camp ' ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Ortman Sauer, Alma Mills, Luanna Rogers, will be completed in a short time ’ Lau’.h Porterfield, Dorcas Bays, and school will start there at once, j Elizabeth Watts, Jennie Oswald, Emma Weed, Ida Condit, Estella Evangelical Church RIVERVIEW FOLK ARE Monger, Margaret Lines and the —Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister PARENTS OF SON BORN hostess, Lena Stanton. The coming 9:45 The Church School is open JANUARY 5, STATED meeting of the group is set for February 14 at the home of Dorcas j to and conducted for all' who wfll 1 RIVERVIEW— (Spfecial to The attend. Bays. Eagle)—A son, Gercld Thomas, was 11:00 This service is designed in born January 5th to Mr. and Mrs. honor of the old ministers of the B and P W Members Thomas Gatton, at the Smith hos church. The sermon subject Is, “The pital in Hillsboro. Have Meeting— with Dr. J.m.i* GRIN :uperannuate.” Enjoy living .v.ry minuto. No noed to Harry Henderson is staying with 6:30 The Christian Endeavor topic Members of the Business and bo tortured by .ch.i end point ony Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fancher oh longer. Uto Dr. Jomot' GRIN. This “Finding Hidden Treasure.” ’’rofessional Women’s club met is, emoting remedy hot helped thoutendt ruesday evening at The Apparel Something of Bible appreciation through trying periodt. 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