FRIDAY,. FEBRUARY 9, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
noon. Attending were: Mrs. Charles
Marston, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs.
Judd
Greenman,
Mrs.
Walter
Vaughn, Mrs. Lyman Hawken, Mrs.
Brickel last Thursday, February Alice Estey, Mrs. F. R. Olin and
first. Members attending were: the hostess, Mrs. Lee Caulfield.
Mrs. Phil Taylor, Mrs. Wiliam
Heath, Mrs. R. D. Eby, Mrs. William Friday to Be “World
Briot, Mrs. Frank Hartwick, and Day of Prayer”—
the hostess, Mrs. Brickel. Mrs. Glen
Friday, February 9, has been
Hawkins and Mrs. John Grady were
designated at “World Day of Pray
guests of the club. Mrs. Frank
Hartwick had high score for the er.” Observance of the day is be
ing made in Vernonia by a union
afternoon's playing.
meeting of the Missionary societies
of the Christian and Evangelical
Mrs. Lee Caulfield
churches in the Evangelical church.
Meets Card Club—
The meeting will begin with a pot
Mrs. Lee Caulfield entertained luck dinner in the social hall' at
the O. A. Bridge Club at dessert 1:15 p. m. and will be followed
luncheon and cards last Thursday by a devotional meeting and prayer
afternoon at her home. Mrs. F. R. service.
Olin held high score for the after-
All members of both societies are
urged to be present and all others
interested are cordially invited to
attend.
LET’S EE SÜCAIBLE
Mrs. McEntire Entertains
Candlelight Bridge Club—
The Candlelight Bridge Club met
at the home of Mrs. Harold McEn
tire Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
W. F. MacDonald won first prize
and Mrs. Glen Hawkins won second.
Members present were: Mrs. Chet
Alexander, Mrs. Glen Hawkins, Mrs.
A. L. Kullander, Mrs. W. W. Mc
Crae, Mrs. W. F. MacDonald and
the hostess. The guests were Mrs.
Ray Mills and Mrs. John Grady.
Queen of Hearts Club
Meets with Mrs. Brickel—
The Queen of Hearts bridge chi'b
met at the home of Mrs. Ben
Rebekah Club Plans
Smorgasbord—
On Tuesday, February 6, Mt.
Heart Rebekah Club spent a very
pleasant afternoon at the home
I of Maude Sal'omonsen. After the
business meeting refreshments of
toasted sandwiches, cookies and
co fee were served and plans made
lor the Smorgasbord to be held in
the I. 0. O. F. hall the evening of
March 8.
Those present were Dorothy
Sandon, Cecile McDonald, Mary
Pemble, Irene Spencer, Mary Kap-
liammar, Ruby Biggs, Eva Hearing,
Evelyn Heath, Vera Willard, Zoe
Whitsell, Mae Mellinger, Hattie
Ward, Grace Currie and the host
ess, Maude Salomonsen.
The next meeting will be held
nt the home of Evelyn Heath on
March 5th.
MRS. MICHENER VISITS
AT SCOTT MILLS; JOYCE
TURNER RETURNS
A Cold and Musical Business
Ken and Bert’s RADIO and RE
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Phone 802, Vernonia
STONEY POINT—(Special to
The Eagle)—Marvin and Jean Turn
er are confined to their home this
week. Marvin has a badly ulcerated
tooth and Jean, tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Taylor moved
last week into a house on B street,
owned by Dr. Cole of Longview.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dunlap of
Camp McGregor spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamping
of Keasey were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Mellinger Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Otto Michener went to
Scotts Mills Thursday to visit her
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor and her new grand-daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner and
Carl Davis drove to Hines, Oregon.
Thursday night and returned Sat
urday. Joyce Turner, who has spent
the past two months at the Virgil
Van Alstine home in Hines returned
with them.
Mrs. Etta Driscoll went to Port
land on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGee and
daughter, Bonnie, of Mist, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Maude De-
Puc and family.
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in Vernonia Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Butcher
of Portland were visiting Mrs.
Butcher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lewis, Sunday.
Miss Jacolyn Rollins visited over
the weekend at the John Hatfield
home in Vernonia.
the outstanding best-sellers of the
last decade, not only in the United
States, but in the British Empire,
France and the Scandinavian coun
tries as well.
How successfully and how faith
fully Zanuck has transferred to the
screen this fascinating story set in
the colorful mythical city of Ranch-
News of the
Theatre
ipur, India, is reflected in a state
ment made by Bromfield.
“This is my story and these are
my characters,” wrote the author.
“As a novelist I am grateful for
the privilege of seeing this book
come completely to life. In my
opinion, ‘The Rains Came’ is a
great picture.”
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JOY THEATRE
LAUREL, HARDY TURN TO PAN
TOMINE IN “FLYING DEUCES’’—
Thursday and Friday, February 8 and 9
“BROTHER RAT AND A BABY”
There are still millions who in
sist that pantomine is the essense
of comedy.
So while Charlie Chaplin, last
remaining champion of pantomine,
is preparing an all-talking picture,
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have
striven to eliminate as much dia
logue as possible in their current
KKO Radio feature comedy, “The
Flying Deuces.”
The picture is approximately six
ty per cent pantomine. Every effort
was made to use only enough spok
en lines to carry the story along.
Little if any dependence has been
placed on gags.
The three most important—and
what should prove the most amus
ing sequence— in the picture are
entirely in pantomime.
Credited with the comedians in a
departure from the usual is Boris
Morros, who insists that “comedians
talk too much.”
Making his debut in Hollywood
with this picture as an independent
producer, Morros has provided a
musical score that augments every
comedy situation, with the tricks of
harps, wood, wind and brass speak
ing louder than words.
The producer describes his initial
effort as a “Silly Symphony of
Comedy with living characters.”
Saturday, February 10
DOUBLE FEATURE
Sunday and Monday
February 11 and 12
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Associate Pioduoei Harry loe Brown
Screen Play b» Philip Dunne and folian Jo. a ph son
“LONE STAR
PIONEER”
Starring Bill Elliott
UNIVERSAL NEWS
AND CARTOON
Tues, and Wed. Feb. 13 and 14; PAL NIGHT
A SAMUEL GOLPWYN PRODUCTION
STARRING GARY COOPER
Other Added Attractions
‘THE RAINS CAME"
ACE BEST-SELLER—
A truly gratifying and thrilling
'nstance of a great book being
transformed into a great motion
nicture is offered in Darryl F. Zan-
uck’s production of “The Rains
Came,” by Louis Bromfield, which
■opens Sunday at the Joy Theatre,
with Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power and
Geogre Brent sharing stellar honors.
As a novel this powerful story
of human emotions at the breaking
point and human lives at the climax
while the angry forces of nature
revaged the earth, proved one of
Thurs. & Fri., Feb. 15 & 16; DOUBLE FEATURE
Charlie Chan in “CITY OF DARKNESS”
Starring Sidney Foler, Lynn Bari
“BLONDIE BRINGS UP BABY”
Starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake
“GONE WITH THE WIND” will be shown
at this theatre.
WILARK RESIDENTS
RETURN AFTER
WEEK AT GOBLE
WILARK—(Special to The Eagle)
—Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wold were
Fortland visitors last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pearl and
children, Glenna and Garry, are
home after spending a week with
| relatives at Goble.
Glen Pearl made a trip to south
ern Oregon with his brother, Har
old, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cantwell and
daughters, Frances and Lorena
Rae, were at Goble visiting rela
tives over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lindsay were
shopping in Vernonia Saturday.
The Walt Fowler family are all
improving after the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Losier are
home a'ter spending a week at
I their home in Washington.
Mrs. Allen Ray of Vernonia was
visiting at her mother’s, Mrs. Earl
I Atkins, one day last week.
Mrs. Earl Atkins and her neice,
I Miss I.ylath Van De Bogart, were
I Vernonia shoppers last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hanna,
Dorothy Hanna and Helen Fowler
I were Vernonia shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Lindsay and Mrs.
| Chris Fowler were visiting at the
heme of Mrs. Orval McKinster one
! day last week. Mrs. McKinster has
i the flu.
Robert Kent, Sr., is home now
; and much improved.
Mrs. Jim Hanna spent Wednes-
I day at the home of Mrs. Ear]
I Atkins.
Miss Connie Sutherland spent the
weekend with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods.
1 Miss Betty Olson was visiting
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