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FRIDAY. JULY 28, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE SIX Assembly of God Church —Rev. L. W. Suter, pastor Sund.ay Services: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. If you have children not in Sunday School, come and bring them. Children training, Christian Evangelical Church in some Su __ Harvey R. Scheuerman. Minister should be Morning worship at Cottage meeting f< 9:45 Church School with spirit at 6 o’clock conducted by the young ual instruction for all. 11:00 Morning worship, the pas people. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. tor speaking from the subject, “The Mid-week prayer Wednesday New Life.” I meeting at 7:45 p. m. There will be no evening service Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock because of the Cemp meeting at the Ladies Missionary and Prayer Jenning Lodge, Also on August 6 ! Band meets at the church. no preaching service there will be < .her morning or evening. Prayer meeting of Wednesday PLEASANT HILL TEACHER SUFFERS evening at eight o’clock. w- Exam» Announced—- RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR Î Churches . . INFECTED KNEE (Christian Church TREHARNE — Special to The Eagle)—Mrs. Erma Chance, teach Church School session 9:45 to er of the primary grades, fell while attending school at Monmouth and 10:50. Interesting lessons, good tea cut her knee. Infection set in and chers. A place for all. Communion she was taken to the Forest Grove service and morning sermon at 11 o’clock. Subject of the sermon, “Vic hospital. She was in fhe hospital tory in the Midst of Adversity.” i two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Chance brought her home Friday. Services close at noon. Mrs. Perry from Mississippi is Christian Endeavor at 7:30. In- j visiting her brother, E. E. Garner. teresting meeting. Mrs. Grant of Texas is visiting Evening worship at 8 o’clock. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar The subject of the evening sermon Weed. is “When God Forgets.” ■Mr . Henry Joihn and Maxine left Prayer meeting every Wednesday for Jennings Lodge Wednesday, evening at 7:30 o'clock. They intend to be gone until Au- Welcome to all the services. 7 th. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Reynolds of Vancouver, Washington, visited Church of Jesus Christ at the Clyde Carrick home Monday. of Latter Day Saints— Miss Bille Rolbbins of Spring- (Commonly called “The Mormon field, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Glen Smith. church) Mrs. II. A. Wilson is much im Sunday school- each Sunday morn ing at 10 o’clock at the Grange proved after her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke vis- hall, Vernonia. Members and friend» ' ited Monday evening with Mr. and are invited to attend. —The Livingstones. Minister , By EARLE FERRIS JJRETTY Anne Lincoln, pictured ated Hollywood legends o: DcMU.es i here, heard on ’The Aldrich slave-driving tactics but working for Family" Sunday night« at 7:00 p.m . “C. B." dispelled this notion anu Laughton had no hesitation about signing tor the last Radio Theatre broadcast. Llstening to "Pepper Youngs Family” over NBC Is more than just a pleasant habit with some people— to many it is a ritual. Edwin Wolfe, producer of the serial, received a letter from a woman In Maine this week stating that she had just finished listening to her 1.000th con secutive broadcast. Lunches Short Orders Cooked to your taste THE TOWN PUMP (Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Greenia) Your week’s Program at th JOY THEATRE Horace Heidt, pictured here, and his “Musical Knights” are now heard for a full half hour Monday that Bergen and McCarthy will have nights at 9:30 p. m.. e. d. s. t„ over much to say about fishing within th« next few weeks. Bergen went deep- sea fishing every Saturday for four weeks but he didn’t catch anything. Thursday THE LUCKY SEVENTH HARDY •'AMILY HIT Greatest writers for radio are women. One of the best known and highest salaried is Edith Meiser, pic tured here, who writes "The Life and Love of Dr. Susan." She wrote Lewis STONE-Mickey ROONEY Cecilia PARKER * Fay HOLDEN SATURDAY, JULY 29 the NBC-Red network. An expert showman of many years’ standing, Heidt believes In combining smooth dance music with the latest vocal novelties and presents a large troupe of singers with his band on his broadcasts. and Mrs. Hulen Thacker at Buxton where they are taking care of their brother’s place piece while he tioning at the beach. Richard Houghtaling is able to e around ! again after his recent llness. Mr and Mrs. M. E. Barrett and dr. and Mrs. H. E. Schram spent he weekend at Moller. Mrs. H. E. Schram and children wtur>(ed home last w-eek from Portland where she spent the past ix weeks at the home of her bro- ther. Helen Tislale spent the he home of Patsy Tisdale. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Falconer and ■hildren and Mr. anil Mrs. Carl Wienecke motored to Mist Sunday evening. 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Latest Draft Beer Equipment Edgar Bergen’s outings and activi ties often give him ideas for his Sunday night NBC routines with Charlie McCarthy but it is unlike); Radio Theatre producer Cecil B DeMille found Charles Laughton much more willing to sign for the radio version of "Ruggles of Red Gap" than he was for the role of Nero In DeMille’s movie, "Sign of the Cross." Laughton heard exagger- jenumeBig 6cu.fl.Size 4 The U. S. Civil Service Commis sion has announced the following open competitive examinations, as- sistant economist (industrial sur veys; junior operator (truck trail maintenance and construction equip- “Sherlock Holmes" for many years for NBC, and wrote radio scripts for Helen Hayes. The daughter of a newspaperman, she was on the stags as a singer of character songs before taking up radio writing. lib enjoyed a picnic on the last Thursday. After a picnic r the members drew new Sunday and Monday, July 30 and 31 ADVENTURE THEIR WATGFÌWOÉh). SPORT... 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