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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1939)
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Soejima and Betty Thacker; Fresh- j Mrs. Al Becker at that time. The the studio orchestra with whom he AIR-MINDED FAMILY— ed every act of kindness to us at men: Etha Morris, Opal Scheuer ( afternoon was spent in playing records his songs, is not his voice the time of our bereavement and Olivia de Havilland, the only man, Martha Tapp and Fred Thomp ' games and a social good time. Delic but his never-ending fund of Yidd feminine principal in the cast of f°T the beautiful floral offerings son. The girls have a noticeable' ious refreshments were served at lead on the boys in regard to plac-! the close. Mrs. Becker received ish dialect stories. Between record “Wings of the Navy,” the Warner ' we wish to express our most sin- ings of his numbers for “Let Free Bros.-Coamopolitan naval aviation1 cere appreciation. many useful gifts. ing on the honor roll. N. S. Soden and family dom Ring,” screening Sunday and picture opening at the Joy Theatre I Helping Members of the Mist Christian Church next Thursday, is a first cousin of| DANCE TO BE MARCH 17 — Circle will meet the 4th Thursday Monday at the Joy Theatre, time —The Livingstones, Ministers Capt. Geoffrey de Havilland, fam- ! St. Patrick’s Day will be cele- ’ at the home of Mrs. Fred Seigen- had to be taken out to allow him ous builder of British planes an 1 School period begins at 9:45, and thaler. to spring at least a dozen new ones. automobile motors. Her father and closes at 10:50. M. L. Herrin, Super brated by a dance given in the gym I 17.1 charivari was held at the Ed by the student body, March 17? the father of the plane builder were intendent, the best of religious in will be furnished by the Reynolds home one night last week- CLIFF EDWARDS ACTED AS brothers. struction. Communion service at | Music 11:00, followed by the morning i high school Swingsters who have ^or *-he newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. HIS OWN STAND-IN— practicing for some time, i Charlie Moyan. Mrs. Moyan is a I CARD OF THANKS sermon, subject, “I, The Problem, I been will be a charge of fifteen1 daughter of Mrs. Ed Reynolds, Cliff Edwards acted as his own There We wish to express our most Or the Solution?” service closes at j the Christian Endeavors cents per person or twenty-five' The committee is busy with the stand-in for two weeks during the cere appreciation for the many noon. 6 :30 __ __________ _____________ program scheduled to take place production rf iColumbia’s will meet in regular session, follow- cents a couple. “The cf kindness shown us during Saturday evening at the new gym. Little Adventuress,” ing this will be the evening worship' JUNIORS TO HAVE pARTY. Columbia film time of our recent bereavement i Mrs. Bud Ashby spent Monday with Edith Fellows at the Joy and for the many beautiful floral service, and the fifth sermon on ' with her sister, Mrs. Keaton. the Prophetic Series, subject of Members of the junior class will Theatre Thursday and Friday. Ed offerings. Mr- and Mrs' RusseI1 Ballard wards thus gave Morgan Brawn, which will be, “The Coming Depres assemble at the high school gym The Stockton and Johns Families sion.” Next sermon of the series this Friday, March 10, at 7:30 for sPent the weekend at their prune his stand-in, an opportunity to take will' be given on Wednesday even- a class party. Ice cream and cookies ranck near Independence. Mr. Bal- advantage of a good acting offer CARD OF THANKS Log- lard works works here here for for the the Mist Mist Lo «- at another studio. ing, and the subject, “Will Hitler are the refreshments planned by lard To the many friends who extend- or Mussolini Be the World’s Final Jornne Nichols and Maxine Johns. K‘ne Co. Dictator?”. Young People’s Conse Entertainment for the evening has I L. Wikstrom was at home from cration Luncheon on Thursday r.ot yet been determined but the Taft over the weekend. evening, subject for discussion an committee promises that it will bej Mrs. Goldie Keaton is assisting nounced later. All young people in good. No seniors or underclassmen Mrs. William Bridgers with her will be allowed. household duties between school vited, pot-luck 6:45. ______ hours. ORCHESTRA GETS NEW PIECES Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel were Evangelical Church callers at the L. E. McGee home —Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister “You’re Going to See A Lot of ¡ | on the “burn” Saturday afternoon. Me,” “Silboney,” “Could Be,” “The! 9:45 The regular session of the ■ Mrs. Ain Wallace called on Mrs. Funny Old Hills,” and “Get Out I William Keaton Monday afternoon. Church School. Both old and young of Town,” were the five neW I Mrs. W. M. Garlock and her are invited. pieces received by the orchestra ! 11:00 Morning Worship, the pas daughter, Mrs. Roy Garlock were this week. The pieces were select tor bringing the message from the ed by the members by special vote, Saturday evening guests of „ted subject, “Famin and the Sword De each voting for ones they wanted Austin Dowling. feated.” There will be special music. and the most requested ones were Wednesday Portland visitors wer-? 6:30 The Christian Endeavor will Mrs. William Bridgers, Mrs. bought. They are practicing on them continue the Mission study of the so they can play them at the dance Hall and Mrs. C. O. Hayden. Mrs. Charles Sundland and ,moth New Frontier. “Rural America” is March 17. er, Mrs. W. R. Johnson, called on the subject. 7:30 This service is specially for STUDENTS ATTEND Mrs. L. E. McGee Monday after- men. Five laymen from some of the TOURNAMENT— noon. Portland Evangelical churches will Shady Lane is spending a few Approximately 15 students of V. days at Seaside with his sister. speak. Everyone is invited. George Jones is employed at the The Betty Brite Circle will meet I H. S. attended the basketball tour Tuesday afternoon in the home of nament Thursday, Friday and Sa* Reed Holding camp at Jewell. urday, March 2, 3, rnd 4 at Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland Mrs. Minnie Malmsten. The few that stayed throughout the were Portland business visitors will meet The Pollyanna Circle at the church Wednesday afternoon, tournament stayed at auto camps Friday night. The new velvet drapes have The Revival. Beignning with Mon and reported that an enjoyable time rived and have been hung for day evening at 7:30 our special was had by all. gym. meetings will be on. The Rev. and Miss Dorothy Garlock is in Sacra Mrs. Earl M. Smith of Canton, Ohio STUDENTS MAKE MODEL mento, California, where she will will' be the speaker and furnish the CITIES— special music. The public is invited. In connection with the study ol te employed for a while in a cafe- city government, the civics class teria. St. Mary’s Catholic Church h;s been planning madel cities. Sev Mrs. L. E. MrGee who has been —Father John Greene eral of the cities have been posted seriously ill since January 1st when New Big, Beautiful, Soft, Fluffy, she had ptomaine poisoning is very on the study hall blackboard for Genuine Sealey MATTRESSES Lenten services Thursday even- slowly getting able to walk across .ng, 7:45 p. m.; mass Friday morn- inspection. A very artistic reproduc the. floor. We hope for her to re that regularly sell for $42.50, now tion of Vernonia was presented ing, 7:00 a. m. gain her former health soon. by John McKenzie. SPECIAL at only ............ Mr. and Mrs. William Bridgers Church of Jesus Christ and Mrs. J. O. Libel and son, Floyd, TIMBERLINE PLANS LINE While present stock lasts. of Latter Day Saints— spent Sunday at Seaside. PARTY— Earl Holce is expecting 750 baby Choice of blue, green, orchid and (Commonly called “The Mormon “Jesse James” is the picture to chickens he has ordered. church) yellow colors Don’t wait. Get be viewed by the Timberline staff Pete Banzer was a Mist shopper Sunday school each Sunday morn a* a line party Thursday evening Monday afternoon. yours NOW at this remarkable ing at 10 o’clock at the Grange After the show, the group will go The last of the old creamery low price, and terms of ONLY hall, Vernonia. Members and friends to “The Cozy” for refreshments. building has been torn down and the ere invited to attend. REFRESHED: $3.00 down and $3.00 per month. nice new home of Lawrence Jepson stands near the place that was once These are mattresses that will give Assembly of God Church SERVICES HELD FOR the scene of a thriving butter busi —Rev. L. W. Suter, pastor LEWIS NELSON WED • > you years of satisfactory service. ness, then later cheese factory. CIRCLE TO MEE(T Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; Morn Mrs. Ede Wallace was a recent MIST—(Special to The Eagle) — visitor from Portland to our valley. Cotton Mattresses ing worship 11:00 a. m.; Evangel Used Zenith Auto Radio in Excel istic service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Funeral services were held here Mrs. C. F. Dowling of Tidewater evening prayer meeting 7:30. Christ Wednesday afternoon for Lewis was an early Tuesday morning La Rose Inner-Spring Mattresses lent condition. Installed Ambassador services, Friday 7:80 Nelson who passed away Saturday visitor of Mrs. J. Joyce. in the St. Vincent hospital. 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