FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
News of the
Theatre
“BRITISH INTELLIGENCE” AT
JOY SHOWS WAR SPY WORK—
Espionage and intrigue, elements
of great current interest, are the
basis of Warner Bros.’ timely film,
“British Intelligence,” which is
coming to the Joy Theatre on Sat
urday.
To keep the film authentic, the
’ •niio research department burned
the midnight oil these many weeks
‘■or ma’vrial on World War espion
age and counter-espionage.
¡Margaret Lindsay plays the role
of a girl posing as a German spy
working for the British govern
ment and a British spy working for
the German government all at the
same time. Boris Karloff portrays
the ace German spy who has been
causing many an Englishman gray
hair, The action represented by
the two coming together is an
accurate account, while entirely
fictional, of events which might be
transpiring abroad at the very
moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of
7:30 There will be the song ser-
surpassed even hi* success in “Dodge
Lawrence Jeecard of Portland
City”, and a new, vivid Miriam called at the Lindsley borne Sun vice with choruses and one special Portland spent the week-end at
Hopkins is revealed in the part day.
number. The sermon subject is, - the home of Mrs. Price’s parents,
,
of a dancing, fighting spitfire.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bino.
L. O. Gillham and sons purchased “Christ’s Sheep.”
“Virginia City” is an intriguing
The Betty Briie Circle will meet1 Mrs. Helen LaOhaipelle returned
story of gold-smugglng during the a car in Portland Saturday.
¡Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gill-ham visited Tuesday afternoon.
Thursday f rom the Hillsboro Hos-
final stages of the Civil War. Errol
Flynn, a Union Intelligence officer,
escapes from a Confederate prison
and learns a conspiracy to smuggle
five million dollars worth of gold
out of Virginia City to aid the
South, but he doesn’t realize that
Miriam Hopkins, with whom he is
deeply in love, is one of the con-
spirators.
BELOVED SONGS
IN "SWANEE RIVER”—
The best-loved songs of Stephen
C. Foster, the great American
troubadour, are heard in “Siwanee
River,” the 20th Century-Fox Tech
nicolor production, featuring Don
Ameche, Andrea Leeds and Al Jol-
>n at the Joy Theatre on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Ameche, who plays the composer,
and Jolson, who plays E. P. Chrisity,
minstrel king of that colorful day,
sing several of the songs, and other
melodies are rendered by the fam
ous Hall Johnson Choir.
Among the numbers sung are
The Old Folks at Home” (Swanee
River), “Old Black Joe,” “My Old
Kentucky Home,” “Oh! Susanna.”,
“De |Ca,mptown Races,” “Jeanie
with the Light Brown Hair” and
‘ Ring, Ring de Banjo.” Also heard
in the film are Foster’s “Beautiful
Dreamer” and “Soiree Polka.”
‘‘VIRGINIA CITY” OPENS
SUNDAY AT JOY—
There will be thrills and excite
ment a-plenty at the Joy Theatre
Sunday, when the stirring Warner
Bros.’ film, “Virginia City” makes
its local debut. The picture co-
stars Errol Flynn and Miriam Hop-
kins.
ASTAIRE, POWELL STAR
Errol' Flynn as a tough, two- IN ‘‘BROADWAY MELODY”—
fisted adventurer is said to have
“Broadway Melody” is a name
hat symbolizes to the public the
utmost in musical entertainment.
Into the latest and greatest of this
¿1
wc rld-renowned series M-G-M has
peured star talents galore, hit-par
ade tunes, scintillating spectacle, a
show to play and promote for long
and
happy
engagements,
The
world’s greatest dancers, Fred As
taire and Eleanor Powell are
With a real tangy
starred.
at the Art Kirk home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Counts and
nephew, Frank Gorden, from Toledo
visited at the DeVaney home Sun-
day evening and also at the Herb
Counts’ home.
Mrs. H. A. DeWitt and Mrs.
Frank Morris called upon Mrs. G.
A. White Sunday.
Ted DeW^t visited at the Ver-
non Lindsley home Sunday.
(Mrs. W. J. Lindsley visited Mrs.
Albert Kreiger and Mrs. Harry
Bales Monday.
¡Mrs. Sam Smith, Mrs. Wayne
Smith and three daughters, Bettie,
Thelma and Delores, and Mrs. Ruth
Hult and daughter, Sharian, from
Trehame visited at the Lindsley
home Saturday.
Ivan Reed visited his sister and
brother-in-law and nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. John Battrick and son, at
Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Otto Boeck and daughter,
Patty, returned home from Toledo
where they spent the winter with
Mrs. Boeck’s mother, Mrs. Young.
At The
Churches .
Christian Church
—The Livingstones. Ministers
Church school will begin at 9:45,
with Mrs. Livingstone directing and
will close at 10:50. Communion
Service and sermon will follow at
11:00 o’clock with special music
by the Ladies’ Chorus. Subject of
he sermon will be, “Keeping Spirit-
lally Unstained.”
The Christian Endeavor Society
viM meelt at 6:30 o’clock, and the
evening song, and preaching ser
vice will be held at 7:30. Subject
if the sermon will be “The Spirit
vs. the Flesh.” Welcome to all.
The Ladies’ Chorus will meet at
BOY SUFFERS
the Christian parsonage on Friday
HEAD INJURY AT
flternoon for rehearsal at 2 o’clock.
The Woman’s Missionary Society
CAMP FRIDAY
of the Christian church will meet
REASEY—(Special to The Eagle) with Mrs. Homer Herrin on Friday
—¡Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and evening at 7:30.
three children, Lee, Joan and Ken-
neth, visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Evangelical Church—
Lindsley Sunday.
—Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister
¡Mrs. Herb Counts visited Mrs.
9:45 Church School under the
Clarence Reed Sunday.
upervision of O. G. Weed.
Mis. Anna Luther and son,
11:00 Morning Worship in which
Jimmie, visited at the T. R. Keasey the pastor wjH speak on the sub-
home Saturday evening.
ject, “Jesus Appears to The Ten.”
Donald Morris cut his forehead
6:30 The Evangelical League of
C. E. meets for topic discussion.
a dragsaw at camp Friday.
Delicious
Lemon Cream
Pie
lemon flavor
SPECIAL SATURDAY
23c
Just Like Mother
Made
Made by
Vernonia
Bakery
Welnesday evening is Church pital where she was ill the past
Family Night beginning with a pot- ; ten days.
luck supper at 6:30, followed by t Mr. and Mrs. John Morden
the hour of prayer and Bible study 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morden
and the monthly official board son, Donnie, ail of Hill -be :
meeting.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
On Saturday evening at 7:30, Mrs. John Bino.
April 13, Dr. E. W. Petticord, Dis
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rilburg
trict Superintendent of the Oregon moved Saturday to Hillsboro, whera
district of the Evangelical Church they purchased property.
will be here to preach the Word
Fred Rushton spent several days
and conduct the business of the i at Astoria and Seaside last week,
Quarterly Conference. Dr. Petti-
Mrs. Nita Howard cf Portland
cord will also preach and have snent rom Friday night till Sun
the
communion
service
charge of
day st the Ida Rilburg horn?.
on Sunday morning, April 14.
A cordial invitation is extended TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
to all.
'■’OR SALE—Bassinette and matt
ress. Mrs. Robert Swan. 1117
State St.
TIMBER TELEPHONE
CO. SWITCHBOARD
MOVED TO NEW OFFICE
TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle)
—There will be a dance given
April 13 in the gym by title State
1'ghiway men.
The Timber telephone company,
iwned and operated by Mary Tur-
ey, moved the switchboard from
he parsonage into her new office
oining her home. The office has
perated from the parsonage for
a number of years.
¡Mrs. R. M. Hensley was a visitor
in Hilldboro Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs. B. H. Tillotson.
Boyce L. Parker left the CCC
■amp last Thursday, and from
Vancouver Barracks Friday morn-
ng, with the troop train for Fort
McCIillen, Alabama, to be gone
ibout three weeks. Before reiturn-
ng to Timber he will visit
rents at Brewton, Alabama.
Robert Hensley was taken
lood Samaritan Hospital in Port-
and last Friday night with badly
■digested lungs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rubier has as
¡inner guests Sunday Mr. Kubler’s
arents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kulbler
f Portland and Remus Branson.
An 8% pound baby daughter
vas born to Mr. and Mrs. LaRue
drown at the General Hospital in
forest Grove Sunday night, March
IN MEMORIUM
-Mr. O. E. Godlbey.
Beautiful life in that whose
Is spent in duty to God and mm.
Beautiful calm when the course is run
Beautiful twilight at set of sun
Beautiful death with a life well done.
Whereas: It has pleased God in
his all wise providence to remove
from this earthly sphere Mr. Godbey,
the father of our dear sister,
Ratheryn Reichardt.
Resolved: That the removal o
suoh a life haves a vacancy and
hadow that will be deeply realized
by family and friends.
Resolved: That Mountain Heart
Rebekah Lodge No. 243, of which
Katheryn is a member, desire« to
extend to her sympathy in her
great bereavement.
And also Resolved: That a copy
of this resolution be spread upon
the records of the Lodge, a copy
be printed in the local paper and
a copy be tendered to our sister,
Rath, ryn Reicht rdt.
Irene Spencer
Edna Linn
Cecile McDonald
Committee Mt. Heart Rebekah
14tl—
Lodge No. 243
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shoe—women’s, men’s,
children’s, boots, hi-cuts,
everything but horseshoes—we
fix ’em all! Bring in your old
shoes today for a new lease
on life!
25c ------ 35c
(women’s heels)
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Federici's Shoe Shop
When you need second-hand furniture and other articles at
reasonable prices call at the
VERNONIA BARGAIN STORE
We also make KEYS to order.
Announcing a
Change in Policy
I
To provide more complete service to customers
this service station will be open to business each
Sunday hereafter.
Lynch Auto Parts
Riverview
OUTSTANDING VALUES
in every deportment node pos
sible by tbis modern, low-cost
lood distributing
service.
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PLUS MANY MORE
OUTSTANDING VALUES
APRIL 5, 6, 8
JRA Wa* JA
AIRWAY COFFEE
the advertisements, instead of trudging
from store to store. Make
CORNED BEEF
4
GLEN OAKS
No. 303 Size
SANDWICH SPREAD
SHOESTRING
d°z. 73c
SOLID PACK TOMATOES
need. That’s how to
KIX New ebrn cereal................... -Pkg- He
FANCY QUALITY
13c
23c Pint — 33c Quart
No. 2 cans
the best places to buy what you
STOKELY
3 for 25c
LUNCH BOX
BEST QUALITY
FANCY QUALITY
No. 2M
RUBY GRAPEFRUIT
3 for 29c No. 2 cans 6 for 55c
TANG Lunch Meat each 19c
12-oz. cans
Free Marmalade Jar
SPRY
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the benefits of the adver-
tisements.
ASPARAGUS
RADISHES AND ONIONS
No. 2H can.
6 for 49c - 12 for 97c
CHERUB MILK 6c each, 6 for 34c, case $2.60
TALL CANS
35c - 12c lb
KRAUT
STOKELY BEETS 9c each, 6 for 50c doz. 99c
AND
ibs.
HIWAY
CREAM CORN 7c each, 6 for 38c, doz. 7CC
show you where to buy—instead of
BAArfATA hunting for values
3
6 f01' 85c
FREY BENTOS
15c
2 bunches 5c
2
SPINACH Tender Green
3
10c
ONIONS U. S. No. 1 Oregon
4
10c
3-lb. can 45c
EXTRA FANCY WINESAP APPLES
EXTRA FANCY NEWTOWNS
6 lb«.
GRAPEFRUIT ......... Giant 64 size, J for
Coachella
4
BANANAS Golden Ripe ...... _......
lbs.
RHUBARB
Local, Outdoor
4
ibs.
25c
23c
25c
19c
The people who sell things and the people who make things all
come to you in their advertisements in the Eagle.
Their advertisements parade here before you, describing what’s
new
headlining good values . . . reminding you where and
CANTERBURY ORANGE PEKOE TEA
H-lb. 37c
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER
2-pound jar 25c
EDWARDS COFFEE ........... 21c lb............... 2 lb«. 39c
CHOCOLATES.......... 2-lb. cello bag J5C
tage of this mine of information^—make it a practice to read
6 for 85c
STOKELY SPINACH
1 No. 2H can 15c
6 for 80c
WHITE STAR TUNA
H’a
15c
DEL MONTE SALMON
No. I’. 23c ....... 6 for $1.25
............. 14-oz. 10c 6 for 55c
VALVITA CATSUP
2-pound jar 25c
MARASCA PRESERVES
the advertisements. They’ll save you time, money and energy!
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR
how to get what you need, at the price you want. Take advan
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
$1.49
49-pound bag
Guaranteed
H gallon 19c
2 for 35c
WHITE MAGIC BLEACH
HEINZ CATSUP
14-oz. 15c ........................ 3 f°r 45c
................ 3 package« 15c
ALBERS CORNFLAKES
BLUE LAKE BEANS No. 303 7c, 75c doz.. $1.49 case
No. 2 H cans 9c, 6 for 50c, 98c dor.
TOMATOES
12 for 55c
SONNY BOY SPAGHETTI 6c can
CUDAHEY DEV. MEAT 3 for 10c, 6 for 18c, 35c dos.
MATCHES Hiway g boxes 13c
BROOMS
4-Sew
SUPURB 24-oz. pkg.
3 for 50c
23c
17c
IN OUR MARKET — Fri. & Sat.
BONED & ROLLED PICNICS Ib. 1OH
What a treat! B;ked southern style *0 C
and served with candied sweet potatoes.
PORK ROAST Piinic Style ......... Kb.
Branded BEEF ROAST center auts lb. 17-
Savory, juicy and tender
111.
SHORTENING Armour’s
4-lb. pkg.
SPRING FRYERS ................. 3 for tf-1 An
Split—Ready ,for the Pan
vl,vv
BACON JOWLS
FRESH CRABS
-Ib 9c
15c
FILLET OF RED SNAPPER ....... lb.
SLICED BACON Armour’s, ^-lb pkg.
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