FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1939
At The
Churches . .
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
HELPING CIRCLE
PLANS FOR BIRTHDAY
DINNER AUGUST 12
r
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR
PAGE SEVEN
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viiv pi
lovii piiysiviUIl
Kelly piajo
plays the
prison
physicion
' and friend of Pidgeon who has been
j “framed” by evil forces and sen
tenced to the penitentiary.
I
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“HOMICIDE BUREAU” FIGHTS
INTERNATIONAL WAR RING—
are played by Pricilla, Rosemary
and Lola Lane and Gale Page.
Their father again is Claude Rainx
and their suitors again are John
Garfield, Jeffrey Lynn, Frank Mc
Hugh and Dick Foran. May Robson
again is a member of the house
hold, this time, however, a faithful
—and outspoken—old servant who
has been with them for years.
By EARLE FERRIS
-------------- ,
MIST—(Special to The Eagle)—
The Mist Helping Circle met last
LTHOUGH many other programs have dropped their large cbora*
Christian Church
Thursday with Mrs. Wm. Bridgers
groups because of budget requirements, the Ted Straeter choir on the
Kate Smith Hour will be indefinitely retained. In the meantime, Straeter
—The Livingstones, Ministers and spent the day. It was a pot-
is doubling fromQ
Exposing an international traffic
1 luck dinner and the hostess pre
radio work as a private pool, ski with Basil Rathbone
Church School at 9:45 with
in war munitions, and men who
pared a very delicious baked ham
conductor of a and visit Judy Garland at her school.
Superintendent Herrin in charge.
murder to control illegal scrap iron,
dance band at a
with all the fixings, also topped off
“Homicide Bureau,” a Columbia
Good classes for everybody. Com
New York night Ernest E. Chappell, heard on George
with ice cream. There was a heap
club, where he is Jessel’s “Jamboree” over NBC, Is a
drama featuring Bruce Cabot and!
munion and preaching service fol
of bus.ness after dinner owing to
featured in solo radio jack-of-all-trades. He Is known
Rita Hayworth, opens Tuesday at STAMP COLLECTOR—
lowing at 11 o’clock. The subject
around
the
studios
as
a
producer,
piano arrange
. the birthday dinner which i^ to be
the Joy Theatre. Cabot is cast as
of the morning message is “The
director, writer and news commen
ments.
, served to the public on August 12.
Adolph Menjou is known as one
tator. In addition, he is active in
an intrepid police detective and Miss
Victors Themselves.” Services close
The proceeds are to be spent on
of the world’s most avid stamp col
film work.
Jack
Benny
’
s
Hayworth is the Police Deportment’s
at noon.
, furnishing the new kitchen which
lectors. As soon as he completed
strangest 1 a n
■ laboratory expert. Robert Paige,
■ Christian Endeavtor service at
letter
is
one
j is already under construction. Our
his starring role in Edward Small’s
Marc Lawrence, Gene Morgan, Rich
7:30, and the public worship ser next regular meeting will' take the
from an Idaho
“King of the Turf,” the new film
lumberjack, writ
ard Fiske, Moroni Olsen and Joseph
vice at 8 o'clock. Song service and form of a picnic dinner. Mrs. L.
drama which has its premiere en
ten
In
indelible
i
DeStefani
head
the
large
support-
preaching. The sermon subject is B. Eastman is to be the hostess on
Straeter
pencil on a plank
gagement
at the Joy Theatre on
| ing cast, and C. C. Coleman, Jr.
“The Supreme Need of the Day.” Thursday, August 4.
a foot wide,
Wednesday, he decided to embark
| directed, from a screenplay by Earl
three feet long and three-quarters
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
upon one of the most pretentious
Donald Sundland arrived home
of an inch thick. It was not wrapped
I Snell.
evening r.t 7:30 o’clock. You are
stamp collecting tours in modern
but came through the mail like a
last week from a six-week vacation
welcome to all the services.
giant postcard, bearing five dollars’
history. He plans to sail' to South
spent in California and Mexico.
FOUR “DAUGHTERS
worth of stamps.
America to fill out certain early
COURAGEOUS” APPEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill from
Assembly of God Church California are visiting his father, Mary Margaret McBride recently
day South American issues which
THURSDAY—
deplored the lack of good southern
are missing, not only from his own
—Kev. L. W. Suter, pastor James Hill, and sister, Mrs. L. Wik-
hot breads on one of her broadcasts,
“Daughters Courageous,”
the extensive albums, but from most of
only to find herself besieged with
Sunday Services: Sunday School strom, this week.
Warner
Bros,
comedy
of
domestic
the more complete collections else
telephone calls and written invita
Mrs. Austin Dowling and son,
at 9:45 a. m. If you have children
life which opens Thursday at the where sin the world. The actor be
tions to come and try various res
taurants’ hot breads!
not in Sunday School, come and Bernard, were in Portland Satur
Joy Theatre, could be termed a lieves that many of these stamps,
first cousin to the same studio’s worth great sums of money, can be
bring them. Children need early day on business.
Mrs. Jim Jones and children of
highly successful “Four Daughters,” unearthed in the archives of many
Christian
training.
Every child
Phil Spitalny, one of radio’s fore
most musical directors, auditioned
but it is not a sequel to that pic- ot the old families of South Amer
should be in some Sunday School Vernonia came down Monday and
more than 65 singers before he
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed
ture.
ica, many of which possess family
Morning worship at 11 o’clock;
selected Maxine, his vocalist, pic
Reynolds.
The similarity starts with th-, letters dating back several cen
tured above. She’s heard with him
subject, “How to Satisfy God."
cast, for every important player turies.
Jimmy Rachel from Vernonia is
Monday nights over the NBC-Red
Evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m.;
network.
in the former picture is also in
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Rey
subject, “Prepare to Meet Thy
the new one; then it had wie same
nolds.
Spring means more appearances for
God.”
Lawrence Tibbett on the Sunday
I director, and besides it was written
HOMe-Sim
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. DeRock from
night “Circle.” Then his concert
Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock
by a writing team one of whose.
Glendale were visiting his sister.
BRINCI BICCER PAY
tours
take
him
frequently
to
the
the Ladies Missionary and Prayer Mrs. Wm. Bridgers Friday.
members was also co-author of the
west coast, where the broadcast
Don’t be caught napping when Opportunity knock*.
Bund meets at the church.
Prepare for advancement and more money by train
screenplay which was last year’s
originates. He plans to spend the
Mrs. Vic Berg and young son
ing new for the Job ahead. Free 48-l‘age liovks I'lll
summer in Hollywood and will be on
hit.
How. Write for the book on the business Held you
were village shoppers Monday.
“The Circle" each Sunday during the
like—or mall us this ad with your name and address
While the plot concerns differ-
In the margin. Now, please.
Evangelical Church
warm
months.
The young son of Lawrence Jep
□ Higher Accountancy □Business Managecn't
ent people than those in “Four
—Harvey R. Scheuerman. Miniate/ son spent the past month with his
□ Mod. Salesmanship i .'Business Cories.
Dr. William L
□ Traffic Management DCredit and Collection
Daughters,” there is a basic sim-
□ i.aw : IX'gree of LI.. B.m. <.<>rres|M»ndem e
Stidger affords a
nCommercial
iw
□ Mod. !• oreinansliip
There will be no regular preach aunt, Mrs. Fred Foster at Clats
ilarity in that new picture is also
U^omnieniai 1 l.aw
Bookkeeplug
strange contrast
kanie.
□ Industrial M||tn t
OC. I*. A Couclting
ing service on Sunday, August 6.
about
the
joys,
the
sorrows,
the
□
Stenotypy
□
Business English
Maxene Andrews, above, creates the to the majority
Mrs.
Charles
Sundland,
Mrs.
Wal
□ RailwayAccounting □Effective Speaking
Sunday School will be held starting
irughs, the tears in the lives of a
Intricate counter-melody and trick of persons heard
ter Foster, her sister and their
wordage of the song hits of the on the air today
LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY
at 9:45 a. m.
genuinely “folksy” family.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. John
Andrews Sisters on the Phil Baker As a result, he
A Correspondence Institution
There are the same four daugh
programs.
Her
sister.
Patty,
origi
has
been
termed
Dept.
R-75
CHICAGO
ston went to Portland Thursday.
ters in this family and again they
nates the novelty Ideas and her a “minute man"
Church of Jesus Christ
Mrs. Johnson going in for medical
other sister. La Verne, interprets the by the staff
of Latter Day Saints—
treatment.
passages for her sisters.
members at
NBC. He fre
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Austin
Dowling
(Commonly called “The Mormon
In
tracking
down
movie
stars
for
quently
enters
spent Sunday afternoon at Mayger
church)
appearances on the Screen Guild the studio for
with
their
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Show. Emcee George Murphy has his “Getting the
Stidger
Sunday school' each Sunday morn
found it In line of duty to go skeet Most Out of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph George were
ing at 10 o’clock at the Grangs
hunting with Robert Montgomery, Life" program just one minute be
hall, Vernonia. Members and friends ; shopping in the village one day last
swim with Loretta Young In her fore going on the air
week.
ere invited to atteno.
Good foods were never priced lower. In line
The Fuller Brush man, Mr. time.
stripes, Columbia’s “Outside These
with other commodities, our food prices are .
Knolph from Houlton, was through
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Batson and Walls” opens Saturday at the Joy
the valley this week on his regular
lower but not our quality. We preserve the
Vernonia Grange No. 305
Agnes spent the weekend in Port Theatre to tell a turbulent, timely
quarterly trip.
same
high standards of excellence as always.
Mqpts Second Saturday of
Walter Matthews, Bernard Dowl land and vicinity.
story of the people who make head
Every Month
ing and the Misses Virginia and
Mrs. Ray Garlock and her mother, lines.
8 P. M.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE------
Beteen Matthews spent Sunday af Mrs. M. Garlock, have been attend
Michael Whalen, Delores Costello
BUY NEHALEM VALLEY
ternoon at Seaside.
ing camp meeting at Gladstone.
Corey Hill—10 A. M. and 3 P. M.
FARM PRODUCTS
Thelma Wikstrom is assisting at
Mrs. Seigenthaler and son, Arthur, and Virginia Weidler are featured
O-A Hill and East Side—10:30 A. M. and
in the new film, a relentless drama
the Knowles home at the present were Portland visitors Friday.
3:30
P. M.
James Joyce was a Birkenfeld of an ex-convict who fights his way
visitor Monday evening.
buck to respectability. Others in the
brilliant east are Don Beddoe, Rob
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Chicken Dinner Every Sunday
Lunches — Short Orders — Cooked to your taste
Light Selected Beverages of All Kinds!
THE TOWN PUMP
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June Storey, petite blond who
Only two people so desperately in
love could hate each other so bit appears opposite Gene Autry in Re
terly. A scathing story of women in public’s “Home on the Prarie,”
ermine and the men they put in showing at the Joy Theatre Satur
day, is not a defenseless woman
when it comes to the gentle are of
self-defense. She uses shot gun and
rifle with equal accuracy, an ac
complishment dating back to a series
of hunting trips with her father.
She has a collection of hunting |
trophies which include the skins of
two wild cats.
June is fragile and feminine, in
spite of her proficiency with the
“shooting irons.” A true blonde in
type, she has large blue eyes, gol
den hair and a flawless fair com
plexion. She weighs 119 pounds, and
is five feet four inches tall.
that when you see the sign
guarded.
SAM and BOB
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Robert Donat, starring in “Good
bye. Mr. Chips” at the Joy Theatre,
has written an autobiography, first
copy of which was received by King
Vidor who directed him in “The
Citadel” in which Donat received
world-wide critical acclaim for his
brilliant performance as the doctor
who scorned riches and fame for
duty to humanity. Donat also sent
a copy of the autobiography to
Rosalind Russell, his co-star in “The
Citadel,” who was working with him
in England at the time in which he
i
was completing the final chapters
of his book.
PAUL KELLY HAS RECORD
OF 300 PLAYS AND FILMS—
Paul Kelly, although corrparative-
I ly young in years, is one of Holly- i
¡wood’s most seasoned acting veter
ans. He began his acting career at j
; the age of seven in child roles and
I has appeared in approximately three
: hundred plays and motion pictures.
In “6000 Enemies,” teaming Wal
ter pidgeon and Rita Johnson and
{screening Tuesday at the Joy Thea- [
Phone 761
Quantity Orders Gladly Delivered
BUS SCHEDl i E
Trips by way of Banks and Forest Grove
Leave Vernonia:
Leave Portland:
8:05 a. m.
8:45 a. m.
1:35 p. m.
2:45 p. m.
6:35 p. m. m.
4:45 p. m.
Call Service between Vernonia and Keasey and Pittsburg for
Passengers to or from —
Forest Grove or Point* Beyond.
TERMIK AL: The Cozy Fountain
AGENT: Mrs. Ear! L. Smith
PHONE: 582 for information
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
The Forest Grove
National Bank
Invites You To Bank Bv Mail if
Inconvenient To Come In Person
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