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PAGE TWO NOVEMBER 17, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON r Leave for Wisconsin— Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips and children of Hilo, Hawaii, left Tues day for Wisconsin where they will The visit Dr. Phillip’s mother. Phillips have been visiting at the Visitors in Salem— Visits in Portland---- M. B. Willard home for the past Mrs. O. E. Lee and daughter, Harold Shipley spent the week three weeks. Othalene, and Mrs. Schrecengoft of end in Portland visiting friends. Sees Oregon-O. S. C. Gams— Salem spent Monday here with Mr. Go to Portland— and Mrs. Fred MacDonald. Byron Bennett spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Al Christ, Wilma end in Eugene where he attended Family Reunion in Portland— Adams and Joe Armstrong went to the Oregon-Oregon State game. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Willard and, Portland Saturday, Spend Sunday at Beach— daugrter, Joy, Mr. and Mrs. John Laramore and Doctor and Mrs. Former Residents Here— Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemtole and Clyde Phillips and children attend Mrs. Alvin Lachine and son, Al family spent Sunday at Cannon ed a family reunion in Portland vin, and Mrs. Lum Brown were Beach. here Thursday evening. Mrs. Sunday. Ijichine and Mrs. Brown attended Visit* in Rainier— Visit in Clastkanie— the Rebekah Lodge. Alvin attend- Mrs. Middendorp __ . has been visit Lar. and Mrs. Gene Shipman and ded band practice. ing her daughter near Rainier for f mily visited in Clastkanie Sun the past week. day with Mrs. Shipman’s sister, Mrs. Moves to Wamic---- Arthur J. Stockton completed Spend Sunday in Portland— B. B. Davis. moving his household belongings Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing and In Nehalem---- to Wamic Monday. Mr. Stockton’s daughter, Evelyn, spent Sunday in Sam Hearing, Stanley Parker, former home on Third Avenue will Portland. Bud ' Lamping and Leonard Boss be occupied by Mr. and Mrs, spent the weekend in Nehalem. i Robert KiJii’ and Clint Kilby. Here from Springfield— Mr. and Mrs. Chester Roberson Move to Powell Apartments---- I In Portland— Mr. miu and m«». Mrs. cun Jim uurae Burke «uu and «»r. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Irinka of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCafferty: <>i.. with moved Saturday from Second street bind Mrs. Don Hunt spent Saturday Springfield spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Alton Roberson. to the Powell Apartments. in Portland. Y€UK TCWN’S TWICS Weekend Here— YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE Joy Theatre Thursday aaid Friday Mr. an* Mrs. S. P. MacDonald of Seattle and Mrs. MacDonald’s moth er, Mrs. Jacobson of Bremerton spent the weekend with the Fred MacDonalds. They left Tuesday. Duttons Given Charivari— Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dutton were surprised with a charivari Tuesday night when a group of high school teachers and townspeople called. From Klamath Falls— Mr. and Mrs. Phil Schroeder of Klamath Falls visited at the F. M. Ruhl home Monday and Tuesday. The Schrpeders were former resi dents of the Oregon American hill. Silverton Visitors— Mr. J. W. Jordan and I family of Silverton spent the 1 weekend with Reverand and Mrs. W. 0. Livingstone. Mr. Jordan is the man ager of the Penny St'ore in Silver- ton. The two families made_ a hur ried trip tiSeaside Saturday. November IG and 17 Go to Tacoma---- Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Preston spent the past weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Wolff at Tacoma, Washington. DOUBLE Gun War in Arizona! LYNCH AUTO PARTS Visited in Garibaldi— Itti Ch.a l LS MARJORIE REfNûLOS RKO RADIO Pict j e POWER Vith GERTRUDE MICHAEL Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitsell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank visited friends in Garibaldi Saturday and Sunday. Be Sure of Success- Son Born— Sunday and Monday, November 19 and 20 When a Boy from Bali meets a Manhattan Molly. A son was born Wednesday morn ing at the Good Samaritan hos pital in Portland to Mr. and Mrs. Florian Mills. Returns from Hood River— Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Horn spent Armistice Day in Hood River. Mrs. Horn returned Wednesday with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Vannet. '¿Price Goes to Lakeview— FRED M ac MURRAY MADELEINE CARROLL ALLAN JONES Everett Rundell, former printer with The Eagle, began work Mon day as shopman with the Lakeview newspaper. 'Moneymoon Here from Albany— AKIM TAMIROFF HelenBroderiek Os« Massen Tuesday and Wednesday November 21 and 22 PAL NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE MINE SHIRLEY funth rnU/AOn Ell I * BEECHER EDEN1- IO«« ftRCHlR t Vill.-they Ire tomorrow s stars CSi ffj.iiij liiw.i.iffiran lise over íes _ _________ Irected bv II iron»» Thursday and Friday, November 23 and 24 THANKSGIVING PROGRAM IN*EE HECKLESS «WSKEHEES Of THE IL S SUB H*W! PAT O BRIEN WAYNE MORRIS GEORGE BRENT FRANK McHUCH DORIS WESTON b, LLOYD BACON SEND NO MONEY Washington— School Superintendent^Visits—— DELIVERY SCHEDULE------ It» ria Alt late models completely refinished like brand new FULLY GIABAN- ------------ TEED. Big tree catalog shows actual machines In full colors. Lowest prices. SEND AT ONCE. Free course In typing Included International Typewriter Erchanqe Ml W. Monroe Si., Dept. 934, Chicago Mrs. Ben Owens is visiting her sister-in-law in Amboy, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Engen will drive there next weekend to bring Mrs. Owens home. SAM and BOB Grocery & Market rars: Save over % on all standard office mod els. Also portables at reduced prices. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Koos of Al bany spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lvman Hawken. Mrs. Koos and Mrs. Hawken are sisters. In Carolyn Le« Directed^ Edward H. Criffth. New and Used Tires Expert Auto Repairing The First Christian church will hold a unique Harvest Home ser vice on Sunday morning next. By way of decoration the platform will be piled with fresh and canned fruits and vegetables artistically arranged. At the close of the ser vice the “decorations” will be taken to the Northwest Christian Home at Beaverton as a Thanksgiving gift to the institution. FEATURE New and Used Paris Gas and Oil Harvest Home Service Saturday, November 18 Mr. Green, doing government en McCrary. gineering, is being transferred to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick mo RESIDENT OF STONEY Medford. Geraldine is attending tored to Seaside Sunday. POINT RETURNS Multnomah College in Portland. Mrs. George Ortman of Forest FROM MONTANA TRIP Grove visited with her daughter From Forest Grove— Mrs. Carl Anderson, Friday. STONEY POINT—(Special to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas and iMr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson spent children of Forest Grove visited the weekend visiting relatives at The Eagle)—Marvin Woods return at the Charles Malmsten home Sat Jewell. ed to his home after a sojourn urday, Armistice Day. in Montana. Here from Portland— Mrs. Perry Mellinger went to ROCK CREEK HEALTH Mrs. Arthur Tousley and son, Camas, Washington, for a week’s CLUB MEMBERS TO Arthur, were in Vernonia Armistice visit with her mother, Mrs. Emma Day. Mrs. Tousley is attending bus- GET EXAMINATIONS Dereberry. nej» school in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger KEASEY—(Special to T c Eag'.e From Hood River— —Dr. R. D. Eby will give the Rock we.e Portland visitors Monday. ills. Lua Driscoll and children Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nance and Creek 4-H Club their heart, lung •on, Buster, of Hood River, spent and ear examinations next Satur and Mrs. E. Y. Coiner of Baxter Springs, Kansas, accompanied Mr. Aimlstiee Day here visiting rela- day at the Ted Keasey home. The 4-H ‘ "■ ’ers and - their - - mothers and Mrs. Clyde Carrick to Seaside -ives and acquaintances. ,'hould be at the Keasey home at Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick, Mrs. 12:30 P. M., November 18th. MRS. KIRK HOSTESS The Livestock 4-H Clubs will hold Etta Driscoll and Mrs. E. Y. Coiner TO HOME DEMONSTRA their meeting following these ex were Portland visitors Monday. Mrs. aminations. Coiner departed for her home in TION LAST THURSDAY ¡Mrs. G. A. White, who went on Baxter Springs, Kansas, that even a trip to California, returned Sun TREHARNE—(Special to The day. She visited relatives, friends ing after a 10-day visit at the Driscoll home. Eagle)—Mrs. Art Kirk was hostess nd the fair and various places of Thomas Turner motored to Port to the Kist Unit of Home Demon interest, Los Angeles, San Diego, land Saturday, taking Mr. and Mrs. stration at her home Tuesday, No and Tijuana, Mexico. She was away CUnde Tackett and family in to vember 14. three weeks. visit with Mrs. Tackett’s uncle and Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Louis White, aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Wright. Mrs. Harry Hodgson were Mr. and daughter, Ruth, and Lura Haley A. E. Woods attended the Ar Mrs. Frank Heikkila of Portland, of Portland visited at the Frank mistice Day parade in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauers and White home Sunday. Saturday. Harry Hodgson of Wauna. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Westerberg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Connor P. H. DeVaney of Portland and | and family spent the weekend at Verle DeVaney of Ellensburg, visi- Primitive Methods Seaside visiting relatives. ted at the J. O. DeVaney home I Need Not Mrs. Bert Keck entertained the Sunday. quilting club at her home Thursday ■ | _ Sam Smith of Treharne and Mr. Be A delicious pot-luck dinner was ser-’anj I Mrs. Vernon Lindsley spent Followed ved at noon. ' ' “ Sunday — at the W. J. Lindsley in Mr. and Mrs. Archie Green and home. Advertising Gwendolyn were Sunday callers Ralph DeVilbes, who has been at the Garland Seger home. to Alaska, returned Wednesday. __ Mrs. Alben Bergstrom and Mrs. Ann and Claude Lindsley, Mr. <=7^- Be Modem Pretzman motored to Vancouver, and Mrs. Vernon Lindsley, Mrs. Washington on business Monday. Marvin Hult, Sam Smith and Mrs. A. H. Webb accompanied them Willamay Smejkal spent Friday at ADVERTISE HERE'! as far as Portland Gales Creek and Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Saur and chil dren, accompanied by Mrs. Garland Seger and daughter, Patricia, Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins and Ervin Mul lins motored to McMinnville on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale went to Vancouver, Washington, Satur day to witness the Kelso-Vancouvei football game. Mrs. Roscoe Burton of Buxton was a Friday visitor at the home of Mrs. Wiliam Faconer. ,Mrs. Elizalbeth Mullins and Mrs. ________ _______ Garland Seger and Patricia were guests of Mrs. George Johnson in Vernonia Wednesray afternoon. Mrs. Harry Wiison and son, Jim mie of Seaside, were visitors Thurs day and Friday at the Frank O’Connor home. Donnie Wilson, who has spent the past three weeks with his aunt and uncle, returned home with her. RIVERVIEW Phone 773 Mrs. William Falconer is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Scharback, Pete Schgrback and Vernal Pickens were Portland business visitors Friday. Dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Lester Nelson Wednesday were her mother, Mrs. Edna Bald win and Arthur Baldwin, her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Morris With your Thanksgiving Feast! Buy everything and cousin, Roy Morris, all of Jew you need at Sam and Bob’s. You can be certain ell. Mrs. Frank Schmidlin was host that every item of food that you buy is the ess to the Pinochle Club last Wed- BEST. And what is more important, you will find nesday afternoon. and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Seger ! that savings on the values offered will really Patricia, Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins amaze you! Be a smart housewife this Thanks and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas spent Saturday evening at the giving, shop and save at James home of Mr. Corey Hill—10 A. M. and 3 P. M. O-A Hill and East Side—10:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. Phone 761 Quantity Orders Gladly Delivered _ County School Superintendent Schne’bly from St. Helens visited I u„. local - schools _____ last Friday. He the I I addressed a few words to the jren- etal assembly of sbtudents at the I program of Chief Eagle Wing at the Washington school auditorium, I High School Assembly— Friends and students of V Vernonia emonia j | high school will have tre opportun- < itv to enjoy an assembly during the ( I activity period, 2:45 in the after- noon. Friday. The Dramatics Club of the high school will entertain most of the period then group j ing and a rally preceding the Ver-1 „onia Beaverton game, a night en counter at Beaverton Th»’ c;’nt‘s‘ will be Vernonia s last game of the season. L m . Snuùwf. I Attend the Oregon-O. S. C. Game— Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hieber. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas DeCew and Glen llieb.r attended the Oregon-Oregon State football game at Eugene Ar mistice Day. 2—1__ J College---- Home from Business Vaughan visited at the Miss Jean . Mr. home ol f her parents, ,-------- - — - and Mrs. Waite- Vaughan over the weekend. Miss Vaughan is attending Hastings ■ Business College in Portland. , Former Residents Here— Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thompson, daughter LaVerne and son Tommy, weie here to participate in the Leg ion celebration of Armistice Day. Tommy is a member of “Bud and his Buddies," orchestra which play ed at the American Legion dance. Home for Weekend— Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Green and Miss Geraldine Cason spent the weekend at the Dan Cason home. i r Sight saving, shadowless lighting—such as indirect light—goes a long way to keep that sparkle in the eyes of young and old, for that’s the kind of lighting which your eyes find most comfortable according to scientists and experts. 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