FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1939
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
istic service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday
a Lapp dressed in full native cost­ SEHORNS ENTERTAIN
I
evening prayer meeting 7:30. Christ
ume and loolqing much like a
DINNER GUESTS; IN-
Ambassador services, Friday 7:80
colored picture stepped forth from
p. m.
a page of the National Geographic. FANT RECOVERS
We were reminded that Lapland
I
TREE ARNE—(Special to The
dinnei
Note: The following letter was now, I myself am so polite that was not far away, just a few hours’ Eagle)—Sunday evening
ride by electric train. Perhaps we
received Tuesday from Willard friends at home would never recog­ shall visit that northern land some- guests at Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Se Christian Church
horn’s home were Errol Rees, Coun­
—The Livingstones, Ministers
Berg, instructor in the Vernonia nize me.
time in the year and a half remain- ty School Superintendent of Clack­
Within two weeks after leaving ing to us before we turn again
grade school system last term. He
Church School at 9:45, good music
amas County and son, Myrle, Ed­
is now studying the life of Sweden, Vernonia last spring, Milady and I home.
ward Woodworth, principal of Willa­ and splendid classes for all; M. L.
Some of the events of his journey went to British Columbia where we
There’s so much that might be mette school’ and son, Eldward I Herrin superintendent; closes at FOR SALE—$400 equity in resi­
Morning worship at 11:00,
dence for $50. Also $200 equity
and some of the things he has spent more than a month, then told. But 9,000 miles of leisurely Paulson, principal of Balton school'
1 in
:
seen in the European country are across the northern states to Chic­ travel would require a book rather and son, Edward, all of Oregon I "’th Communion Service, speci:
1935 eight-cylinder Graham
: music and sermon, subject, , “Me Supercharge- sedan. Paterson's Fur­
mentioned in his communication: ago, Philadelphia and New York. than a letter.
City.
I and My House,” services close at
Hallarum, Jamjoslatt We saw northern Maine, too, and
We are living now in Southern
niture Store.
8tl
Mrs. John Glassner entertained 12.
Blekinge, Sweden the quaint old French city of Sweden in a little red “stuga”
the Pinochle Club at her home
at
Christian
Endeavor
meeting
January 30, 1939 Quebec. Not until the day school trimmed with white. Like hundreds
Wednesday. High scores were won 6:30 and the evening worship at
started last fall did we sail from of other little red and white cot­
by
Mrs. Nell Thacker, second by 7:30; Song service led by Mrs.
Dear School Friends,
^Montreal out the beautiful St. Law- tages that dot the scattered farm
Mrs. Sylvia Falconer and low by Livingstone, and the first of tho
Out for a morning hike on
l rence river—just in time to escape patches of this granite-studded
Prophetic Series of twelve sermons
country road on our eighth day ini I all but the tail end of that hurri- coastal land, it was built a long time Mrs. Betty Schram.
Sweden, I met a group of ten
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Fulton to be given each Sunday and Wed-
I cane which swept the N. E. coast ago, has but two rooms with low
twelve young boys on their way I of the U. S. with such damage and ceilings, a chimney fireplace, built- brought their infant home from the nesday evenings, subject this even-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ing, “Why Take Heed Unto Pro­
to school.
' loss of life. But if you’ve ever in stove, and a chimney oven in Doerenbecher hospital where it had phesy.” Subject for Wednesday IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
“God morgon, min Herre,” said p]ayer crack-the-whip, you’ll under- which the Swedes bake their heavy been taken with pneumonia.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
evening, “I Signs of the Times In
COLUMBIA COUNTY
they to me, i and each one lifted • atan j why the outer edge of a loaves of rye bread.
Mrs. Marvin Hull entertained the World,” 7:30 o’clock, The public
his cap and bowed, yessir, actually hurricane isn’t exactly the side-
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
Sweden as a whole is one of the the Stickwell quilting club last is cordially invited.
I - lines! Our little Norwegian cargo most modern and up-to-the-minute Thursday.
TATE OF ELIZABETH LOUISE
bowed.
EVENS, Deceased.
Not to be outdone in politeness I ship (the same size as the one that countries in the world, but the
Church
June McGregor of Molalla is visit- St. Mary’s Catholic
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
by a group of school boys, I lifted went down in about the same place march of progress has passed our
the undersigned, by an order
ing
Pleasant Hill school this week
Ash Wednesday services Thurs That
my cap, bowed slightly, and in the a few weeks ago) floundered and community by. “In the sticks” of
of the County Court of the State
is
a
guest
of
her
cousin,
Fay
day,
February
23,
at
7
:45
p.
m.
very best Swedish I knew said,1 sported and played submarine. The rural Sweden we still clock around
■ of Oregon for the County of Colum-
Mass 7 a. m. Friday morning, Feb­ ■ bia, duly made and entered on the
“Good morning, boys.”
: foredeck was awash, the poop deck in wooden shoes which we leave Park.s
14th day of February, 1939, was
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Seal spent the ruary 24.
It may be that at that time I drowned, the captain worried, and outside the door upon entering a
appointed Administrator of the Es­
still had a trace of an English ac­ we—-boy oh boy, the pictures we house, we sleep on a mattress of weekend in St. Helens with relatives
tate of Elizabeth Louise Evens, de­
Church of Jesus Christ
ceased, and that he has duly qualifi­
cent for after I had gotten a got!
chopped straw in a springless wood­ ind friends.
ed as such Administrator. All per­
respectable distance up the road
But we had some good sailing, en bed, we saw the winter’s wood
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Roediger were of Latter Day Saints—
sons having claims against said
I thought—I just couldn’t be quite too, and after twenty-one days at supply with a bucksaw and, in some business visitors in Portland Friday.
(Commonly called “The Mormon Estate are hereby notified to pre­
sure, but I thought—I heard sup- sea, arrived at Liverpool, England, instances, thresh the grain with a
sent the same, duly verified, as by
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sehorn and
church)
j law required, to him at the office
pressed chuckles.
September 28th, there to find the hand flail. One evidence of th 6 family spent Sunday at Helvetia
Sunday school each Sunday morn­ of David O. Bennett, in St. Helens,
Many young folk I met that British digging bomb cellars in all machine age we do have, though, with Mrs. Sehorn’s parents, Mr. and
ing at 10 o’clock at the Grange Oregon, within six months from the
brisk autumn morning. Girls of all the city parks, distributing gas it the bicycle. Everyone rides, from Mrs. Davidson.
of this notice.
hall, Vernonia. Members and friends date
Dated and first publication: Feb­
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale were
ages accompanied their Swedish masks, and scurrying about as ants grandma and grandpa down to little
ere invited to attend.
ruary 24, 1939.
business visitors in Portland Wed-
"good mornings” with a charming do when their mound has been Oscar.
Date of final publication: March
died
curtsey. • How young do'they begin disturbed. The war scare had
Our neighbors are kindly folk, nesday.
24, 1939.
'
Assembly
of
God
Church
the practice, I wondered, after be-1 down though somewhat ten days most hospitable, and we are made
Clyde C. Evens
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doud spent
—Rev. L. W. Suter, pastor
Administrator
ing curtsied to by toddlers just1 later, and when Mr. Chamberlain to feel very welcome here. When the weekend in Clatskanie with Mrs.
David O. Bennett
starting the first grade. I haven’t I said “It is peace—” even the raging spring comes to Hallorum and the Doud’s sister, Mrs. Bud Jubenvill'e.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; Morn­ St.
Helens., Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mason ing worship 11:00 a. m. ; Evangel- Attorney for Administrator
found out the answer to that one'North Sea calmed itself long enough cuckoo, the nightingale, and a
yet though that morning, before' to allow us to sail serenely from thousand feathered musicians re­ and children and Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
arriving home, I returned the greet-1 Newcastle-on-Tyne into Oslo fjord, turn to make the woods rejoice | l ley Rumble and children were in
ing of a three-year-old who arose1 Norway. By train then to Stock- light and day with their singing,] Fortland Saturday on business.
from her tricycle to bend her knee holm, fine, clean, prosperous city we shall find it a bit hard to leave ] Nellaray Borton has returned to
'in accepted style.
|with bulking granite buildings and *nur acquaintances and go farther school after an absence of a month
TO THE MUSIC OF HAZEL FISHER’S
Courtesy is contagious. Having pleasing waterways.
north to the Stockholm vicinity to lue to scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hayden of
teen in Sweden nearly four months In the Stockholm station we saw study another phase of Swedish
ALL-GIRL DANCE BAND
West Timber entertained Mr. and
life.
Mrs.
John
Glassner
and
family
at
Our regards, please, to the home
Saturday, February 25
dinner Sunday. The occasion being
folks. And best wishes for a busy
Robert Glassner’s birthday.
Vernonia
I. O. O. F. Hall
?.nd happy spring school term.
Mrs. Nelson returned to Califor­
We’d be most pleased to hear
Admission: Ladies 35c; Men 50c
nia after a month’s visit with her
from any of you who might care daughter, Mrs. Bert Tisdale.
tc write and tell us about yourself,
SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 and 2
new interests and any changes
about the grade and high school, or
Vernonia. Of course we’ll' answer
every letter. Those of you who wish
JULIA LEE WRIGHT'S
Swedish stamps, if you’ll' just en­
close in you letter uncancelled three
Airway
or five-cent U. S. stamps to cover
the number wanted, we’ll exchange
l-lb.
bag 14c
them for Swedish stamps at the
current rate of exchange.
3-lb.
bag 39c
Sincerely yours,
ALWAYS FRESH
Willard Berg
TRY A LOAF
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poles will be exhibited in the Pacif­
ic Basin Cultures division of the
------FRUITS AND VEGETABLES------
$20,000,000 Fine Arts show at the
World’s Fair of the West on San
Francisco Bay in 1939.
——
*O-
1
Fountain equipment of the Court
of Honor, Court of Flowers and
Court of Pacifica at the 1939 Golden
No. 1 Yellow
Gate International Exposition, will
cost $18,578.
Willard Berg, Ex-Instructor
Writes of Life in Sweden
Churches . .
Too Late to
Classify
Legal
Notices .
DANCE
AFEWAY
BREAD
COFFEE
Bananas
lb. 5c
Grapefruit
<><>«• 35c
Onions
5 lbs. 10c
New Potatoes 1 lbs. 25c
EDWARD’S COFFEE
............................................
Lb. can
SYRUP, SLEEPY HOLLOW
..........................
H-Gal. can
SCOTT TOWELS
.............................................................
Rolf
SOAP, PEET’S GRANULATED ..........
Medium Size Pkg.
LUX TOILET SOAP ................................
3 bars
OVALTINE
..... ....... ........ ...
$1.00 size can
HORMEL CHICKEN AND NOODLE SOUP
16-oz. can
(With purchase of 2 cans of SPAM)
23c
63c
10c
19c
17c
59c
lc
Rinso
lg. pkg. 19c
Sugar’".. . IO-lb. bag 49c
Honeyv*lb’B—1 5-lb. can 39c
Salmon
l-lb. can lOc
-PRICE SPECIALS ON QUALITY MEATS—
Back Baron(End c-u> lb. I51Z>C
Beef Roast Tender Cut« lb. 15c
Fresh Oysters
pint 15c
Pork Steaks c^.. c. lb. life
Bacon fancy rs£X„ lb. 23 %c
Ground Beef
2 lbs. 2f>c
Pure Lard
3 lbs. 2»e
Short Ribs of Beef lb. lOr
APPENDICITIS BRINGS
OPERATION AT FOREST
GROVE HOSPITAL
RIVERVIEW—(Special
Eagle)—Evelyn Robbins was oper
ated on for appendicitis at the
Forest Grove hospital Saturday. On
Monday her condition was very
favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorner of
Buxton spent Saturday at the Tea
Hammond home.
Mrs. R. S. Golden has been con­
fined to her home a week with
severe case of quinsy.
Mrs. Dorothy Hellstein of Port­
land is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Ernest Gwinn who is ill with bron-
chitis.
The infant daughter of James
Marshall was very sick Saturday
night it being necessary for the
doctor to lance both ears.
J. M. Peachey made a business
trip to Hillsboro Monday afternoon
Marjorie Lolley was taken to the
Forest Grove hospital Friday suffer-
ng with rheumatic fever. Mrs
Lolley visited her Monday and re­
ports that she is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson and
daughter, Beverly, returned Monday
from Kennew;ck, Washington, where
they have b.en visiting Mrs.
son’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hammond
daughter. Holly, and Mr. and
Tom Gatton and son spent Friday
in Portland on business.