Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, August 18, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO ■eeewaaaatarw Exams estaliM»* — --- ■ Announce Attend Picnic— Club Meets Leader---- Visit Mellingers— The Rock Creek 4-H club, or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Briot and. son ’ The ------- U. — S. Civil ----- --------- Service Commis- - ------ — 1 Rev. and Mrs. Mcllvena, Mrs. spent Sunday at Dundee, attending aion has announced open competi- George Wilson and Martin White, ganized last spring under the lea tive examinations for the position all of St. Helens, were callers at dership of Frank Morris, met L. J. a Shell Oil company picnic. * of junior public health nurse in the the W. J. Mellinger home on Sat Allen, Assistant State Club Leader, In Molalla- Pre.ton Guest— Indian Field Service, Department urday after attending the Garner- it Linfield college and began a New Employee— Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemble and of Interior. Applications must be i Weed funerals. Rev. Mcllvena is three-day tour of valley farms. Mrs. G. H. Byarlay of Green, Bob Thompson of Valley City, I family spent Sunday visiting in Livestock, feeding, managing and North Pakota, was recently em- Kansas, was a guest in the home . Molalla with Mr. Pemble’s cousin on file in the commission’s office pastor of the Methodist church of judging were studied. Also seed at Washington, D. C., not later Et. Helens. of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Preston ployed by the Vernonia Auto com- ¡from Maryvale, Arkansas. They also than September 14. High school production. The trip ended with » visit at the Mailing cannery at pany as a service man. He is stay- Monday and Tuesday of last week. visited in Oregon City. education and certain nursing train- RetuAi to Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Orris DeVaney re- Hillsboro. is required for entrance to the ex ing at present with his sister, Mrs. Suffers Appendicitii At Oswego— am.. Full information may be ob turned to Portland Sunday after Visitors— Vern Sykes. His wife and baby will Modena Hall, daughter of Dr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis, Mr. and spending their two-weeks vacation first of September. join him the Mr. and Mrs. George Stanton and Mrs. R. I. Hall, suffered an Mrs. O. H. Kaphammer and sons, tained from the post office. at the home of his parents near : nd children vihited her folks, the attack of acute appendicitis last Dickie and Eddie, spent Sunday at At Breitenbush---- Many Attend Funeral— Keasey. W. J. Lindsley family, over the Sunday which necessitated iiïinie- Oswego Lake at the L. Steffin Dave Marshall is spending his A number of St. Helens’ resi diate medical attention. weekend. home. vacation at Breitenbush Springs, Annual Breakfast---- dents were in Vernonia to attend A company of about 50 women Friends Assured— Oregon. the Weed-Garner funeral Saturday Return from Vacation— Week Visitors— gathered at the Christian church on Friends of Mrs. Blanch DeWitt afternoon. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brock, Leon, J. C. Gordon and son, Wallace, In Portland— last Friday at 9:30 a. m. to ob are being assured by numerous Sheriff and Mrs. M. R. Calhoun, Elbert and Mervin returned Tues- of Portland left Monday after Mr. and Mrs. Pat MdCauley and serve their Annual Missionary post cards that she and her two County Assessor Fred Watkins, Dis day evening from a two and one- spending a week at the Salomonsen ron spent Saturday in Portland. Breakfast. The program of the sons, Ted and Donald, are having trict Attorney D. O. Bennett and half-week vacation spent at Par home. Mr. Gordon is Mrs. Salomon- morning was in charge of a group a wonderful visit in Ohio and points Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. H. E. LaBone, son, Kansas, where they visited sen’s brother. They all spent the Visit Strongs---- of district officers of the state east. Mrs. Albert Burcham, Mrs. Jack i with relatives of Mrs. Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown and missionary weekend at Cannon Beach in Sal- organization, they were Kelley, Martin White, Mr. and Mrs. children of Walla Walla, Washing omonsen’s new trailer house. Mesdanies Fishburn, Price, Cover- Attend Concert— Clyde Urie and family, Mrs. Tony Go to Garibaldi— ton, arrived Sunday for a visit Mrs. Judd Greenman, Mrs. F. R. dale and Innmann. The breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and son, In St. Helens— Cecato, Mrs. Wendell McKee, Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strong. Olin and Mrs. Glen Woodcox at was served on small tables taste Mr. and Mrs. Nels Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steves and daughter, Loren, left Sunday for Garibaldi tended a concert of the Portland fully decorated with sweet peas. On Vacation— Mr. care for the and Mrs. Bud Blackburn and where Mr. Mills will Mr. and Mrs. Wonderly, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Comstock Mrs. William Jacobs was chairman ! philharmonic orchestra at the Mult- Mrs. George Perry, Mrs. George G. R. Mills service station while and Mrs. Mike Ludwig spent Sat- of the committee. I nomah stadium Monday evening. Wilson and Reverend and Mrs. Mc the latter attends the San Francisco urday evening in St. Helens at the and family of Keasey left August 10th for Steelacoom, Washington, Pat Paterson home. Golden Gate Exposition. llvena. for a short visit and vacation Seaside Visitors— with relatives of Mrs. Comstock. i Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Bond and They planned to return Thursday daughters, Ida and Lucille, spent or Friday of this week. Sunday at Seaside. yt)UK TOWS TOPICS ANNOUNCEMENT Your week’s Program at the JOY THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McDonald and son left for Salem Sunday evening and from there for Lake view Monday for a visit with. re latives. They planned to be away for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Emmons and son, Jimmy, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Johnson spent the weekend at Sea- side. Thursday and Friday, August 17 and 18 Visit, Daughter— FAIRBANKS RATHBONE BASIL Will be at KULLANDER’S Jewelry Store DOUBLE FEATURE Saturday, August 19 SEE THE SPORT OF DEATH ANN SHERIDAN - PAT 0 BRIEN-JOHN PAYNI Q LE PACE «FRANK McHUGH• Directed by Lloyd Bacot Serven Play by Sig Herzig and Wally Klein • Based 01 • Story by Howard Hawks • A WARNER BROS. He tue* Sunday and Monday, August 20 and 21 br8« i '- i "ar. Tuesday, August 22 DOUBLE FEATURE PAL NIGHT WHEN NANCY’S AFTER f NANCY DREW ij SONG N’.GHT [REY LEARNED TO LIVE E and J Gerald Horn, local Safeway man ager, and Edward Clark, market manager, spent the past Sunday in Longview attending a meeting of managers held at the Montecello Hotel. A business meeting occupied most of the day and was presided over by H. F. Martens, Safeway Divisional Manager. Stuffed ! Longview---- Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzgerald and three children and Vernon Robinson were in Longview Satur day night and Sunday attending ihe Longview Rolleo. Fishing SPIRIT CULVER A New Universal Picfur Í^DÜRBIN NAN GREY-HELEN PARRISH 3 Can* Grant Thayer, Jack Graney, Orvel Edwards. Arthur Nanson and Guy Hanson were members of a party pending the past Saturday fishing rom DePoe Bay. An extremely rerious case of sunburn was suffer- d by Edwards, it was reported. Natoma Chicken 16-oz. can .............. Sditor Visit»— Marion Sexton, editor of the "lark County Sun. was a visitor in .’ernonia Saturday afternoon and g; in Sunday with acquaintenances nade during the time of his editor hip of The Vernonia Eagle. At Mill» Home— Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills of | Beaverton spent last weekend visit-1 ing at the home of his parents, I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mills. Pound ............................ 17c ICE CREAM MIX, Junket, 3 Pkss- 25c CHOCOLATE, Hershey’s Syrup, 16-oz. can 0C 9c Tomato Sauce— Brimful, 8-oz. cans Mustard or Tomato 10c SARDINES TISSUE, Clinic, 1000 sheets 4 rolls Shredded Wheat- KELLOGGS 15 Biscuits ......... 10c 9c 19c COLORED and WHITE FRYERS— Complete Line of Cold Lunch Meats— PINEAPPLE— Wadhams Fancy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White ■pent Tuesday in Taft fishing. They •turned Tuesday evening. 3 burs BAKING POWDER, Calumet, 16 -oz. can 21c Sunday i-'ixhing Trip— 9c Cut from 5-Pound Loaf for Sandwiches—By the Piece RAVIOLI— Wadhams 2% tins 2 for and Mrs. Marion Gartman, Martin Burlingame and two i hildren and and Mrs. Mrs. Burlingame’s nother, Mrs. Lloyd, all of West St. I Helens spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Gartman. Mrs. Lloyd is a sister of Mrs. Gartman CHEESE, 23 ......... rs. Ray Mills and son, Loren. ind Mrs. C. A. Mills spent Friday .-¡siting with Mrs. Floren Mills in Hillsboro. Visitors— Hormels DILL PICKLES, Wadhams 2’/2 size cans 2 for 25 c PORK & BEANS— Phillips 303 Cans Large 22 oz. i “THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK" 13c PALMOLIVE TOILET SOAP ........... Our Meat Purchases Are Made Almost En tirely from Local Farmers! 39c DIMPLE PEAS— 3 Q C JJC Cans 'ÙLi PEPPER, Wadhams Black GRAPEFRUIT— No. 2 cans 3 n r* ZjC for 2-oz. can 5c DOG FOOD, Playfair or Kenwood 6 cans 25c Gei Voiir Picnic Supplies iron Us and Save Specials for Friday and Saturday, August 18 and 19. ■ J J 7 i King’s Grocery IVJipre >owr Monca ttuys More Vh. 91 t J. A. Thornburg, President. CHILI CON CARNE Trip---- Hillsboro Thursday and Friday, August 24 and 25 Invites You To Bank By Mail if Inconvenient To Come In Person Weekend Guests— Attend All-Day Meet---- ! National Bank Mrs. T. R. Kennedy and son, Irvin Sharp and Mary Munson of Robert, of Kansas City, Missouri, Molalla were weekend guests of Mr. | Mrs. S. J. Preston of Walker, and Mrs. Grant Layer. Missouri, and Mrs. W. N. Stevens of Muskogee, Oklahoma, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Preston from Wednesday until Sun day of last week. The party has been vacationing on the coast, visit- ing Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco en route to Oregon. In (Nr'cted b, Will I AM CUMINS ■ Preaeaterf by WARMR Original Screen Hay by Kenneth Garnet • Based on th. Nencv Draw StoriaateM . a »1—• a.-.-. «J Wednesday, August 23 The Forest Grove I In Kelso— OLIVES— BONITA GRANVILLE ■ Ma uw ■ M taxi • Hours 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M Mrs. Alice Estey, Doris Rae, Bet I Mrs. Jack Heenan and daughter, ' ty Schalock and Mrs. Dave Marshall I Betty, spent the weekend with Cleve spent Sunday at Seaside. i Tisdale and family at Kelso. Visitors— Thrill Io th« star of "Wutherina Heights" Make Appointments with Mr. Kullander Lyman Hawken, Jr. left Monday Returns from Seaside— A. L. Kullander accompanied by j evening to spend a few days with his brother and wife of Milwaukie Alvin Lachine near Rainier. were in Seaside the past weekend, In Forest Grove— where they met Mrs. Kullander Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard and who had been there for the pre daughter, Joy, and Ruby Tays spent vious week. Mrs. Kullander return Sunday in Forest Grove. ed to Vernonia with the party. At Seaside— ihoia MPOI/S GLASSES FITTED EYES EXAMINED | Visitor— VIRGINIA FIELD LIONEL ATWILL BARBARA O'NEIL CHARLES OPTOMETRIST — EYE SPECIALIST Felix Wiederkehr is visiting near To Leave Saturday— Jewell at the Van Vleet camp with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sykes will his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Counts. leave Saturday for Valley City, North Dakota, Mr. Sykes’ former On Vacation— Mr. and Mrs. Bill Briot and son home, They plan to be away for left Saturday on a two-weeks vaca three weeks. He is employed as mechanic at the Vernonia Auto tion. company. DOUGLAS HUBERT DR. GEO. BUTTERFIELD Go to Lakeview— Weekend Vacation---- At I lie New Mile 2 Deliveries Daily