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and children motored to McMinn
Mr. and Mr». Howard Reeher and ville last Sunday to visit Mr. and
Howard, Jr. left Saturday for a Mrs. F. A. Healey.
few weeks visit in California. Mrr. Arrives from Vale—
Paul Gordon is in charge of the
Charles Burrow arrived the fore
Reeher Grocery during the owner’s part of the week, driving from
Vale to spent several days at the
absence.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Green,
Holcomb» Have Child—
man before he, Mrs. Burrow and
Mr. and Mrs. Holly Holcomb, Jr. their son, return to their home in
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, are be Vale. Mrs. Burrow and little Judd
ing felicitated on the birth of a have been here since the latter
daughter.
part of April.
Co to California—
In McMinnville—
Mr. and Mrs.
Here from California—
Richard Tunnell
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Warner ar-
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rate of 550 square feet, 2 coats
per gallon, and because of extra
hiding powers, PUBLIC SER
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for even less money than cheap,
inferior grades, yet it will out
wear them twice or longer.
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Special Sale
Prices Call
for estimates
on your
house
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 181
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Regular 89c 3-thread crepe pure silk Durham
Hosiery at ............................................................ 79c
2 pair $1.55 — 3 pair $2.25
Durham Hosiery at
49c — ß9c — $1.00
Here for Commencement—
Mrs. Herman Veith of Vancouv,
er, Washington, was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Dave McDonald Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. Veith, whos?
husband was formerly employed at 1
The Vernonia Eagle, came to see
Nine McDonald and Myrtle Stacey
graduate from the eighth grade and
from high school respectively.
on
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M. R. Calhoun, Columbia County
Sheriff, was a business visitor in
Vernonia Monday.
Motor to Newport—
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Pay Day Special
Salem were in Vernonia a short
time Wednesday. The couple former
ly IKed here; Mrs. Kemper was
organist
the Majestic Theatre,
which, before it and adjacent build
Attend Wedding—
ings burned, stood where Miller’s
Mrs. Alice Estey, Mrs. Dave Mar is now located. Mr. Kemper was
shall, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mc- employed at the mill.
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Crae, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon,
Miss Jane Lovett, Miss Ruby Mad- Attend Exercises—
Mrs. Gladys Peterson and family
dess, Miss Freda Beck, Miss Doris
O’Connor, Mrs. Ina Scett, Mr. and of St. Helens attended the high
Mrs. Harold McEntire, Miss Alice school commencement exercises Fri.
Baker and Jack Baker, Mr. and day night. Melvin Powell, graduating
Mrs. Ray Milts and Miss Jane Wil- student, is Mrs. Peterson’s nephew.
kinson attended the wedding of Here from Seattle----
Pauline Christen and Mason Mc-
Mrs. Ed Ritchie and baby daugh
Coy solemnized in Portland last ter' of Seattle came Monday of this
Sunday.
week to visit at the Claren.ce Watts
homo. Mrs. Ritchie, the forner Alice
At Seaside—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick, Watts, is a graduate of the local
Maxine, Frances Childs, Mrs. Hart high school.
wick’s sister and brother-in-law. Go to Coquille—
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Sturnweis of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandon, Mrs.
Hartwick’s John Hatfield and Jeanette Layer
Portland, and Mrs.
nieces, Betty and Norma Heltzel, motored to Coquille Friday; the
and Miss Mary Barnett, all of group returned to Vernonia Sun-
Portland, spent Sunday at Seaside. day.
rived here recently frosh Indio,
California. The couple, parents of
Mrs. Richard Tunnell, will make
their home in Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan spent
the past Sunday motoring to New
port. They returned the same day.
Go
to
Church Members Picnic—
A group of between forty and
fifty members of the local Christian
Church went in the church bus, and
in cars to the coast to a picnic and
clam dig on Wednesday. They left
town about 5 ’a. m. and returned
after night.
Special Ev ning Planned—
Rev. and Mrs. Meyer Tan-Ditter,
Superintendent of the Hebrew Mis
sion in Portland, will be at the
Christian church tomorrow (Friday)
evening at 8 o’clock, with an eve
ning of special music and a talk.
This couple is noted for their ex
cellent music and their ability as
entertainers with religious services.
This is theft first trip to Vernonia.
Eltcn O'Connor came up from
and Mis. Frank O’Connor, Mrs.
Seaside
Thursday evening for grad
Myrtle Layer, Miss Lenora Carrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Boyer, Mr. and uation and rcmuined until Sunday.
Viola O’Connor is visiting her
Mrs. H. E. Schram and Mr. and
cousins in Portland.
Mrs. Melvin Barrett.
Patsy Thacker entertained a group
of young people with a wiener
roast Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carrick and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alsd-rf mad?
a trip around Mt. Hood Loop Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Seger an J
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins,
Ervin Mill ins, George King, Mr.
and Mrs. James McCrory, Mr. and
Mr. Floyd Smith and Mr. Raymond
spent Sunday at Geaihart beach,
digging clams.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner were
clam digging at Hammond beach
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skinner of For
est Grove were Sunday evening
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl An-
derson.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson were
Tuesday evening dinner guests at
the Jim Bond home.
Calvin O’Connor of Baavertoa
spent the weekend with his uncle,
Frank O’Connor.
Eighth grade graduates from
Pleasant Hill school who received
diplomas at the graduation exercise
held in the Washington school Thurs
day were Myrtle Webb, Beulah
O’Cunnor, Thelma Reynolds, Lin
wood Reynolds, Robert Murphy and
Keith Clark.
Corvallis—
Sam Hearing and Paul Gordon Reli f Corp to Attend—
The local Womens Relief Corps
left Tuesday for Corvallis where
th<| wilt remain until Thursday, will attend the Christian church in
attending the Grand Lodge of the a body on Sunday morning next,
as guests of the church Rev. W. O.
I. O. O. F. while there.
Livingstone will deliver a patriotic
Go to Corvallis----
message on the subject of “My
Mrs. Edward Salomonsen, Mrs. Country.” The service will begin at
Jim Currie and Mrs. Emil Bant:’ 11:00 o’lcock.
left Monday for Corvallis where
they will attend the Rebekah As
sembly. They will return Thursday. PLEASANT HILL
GRADUATES SIX;
PARTY DIGS CLAMS
The second carload of cars fcr
Wholesale and He tail
See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $7.50
per M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m.
to noon.
(. BRUCE
YOU MAY HE SURE
that when you see the sign
“GRADE A MILK and CREAM”
New Car Load—
PLAYSUITS
$1.00 - $1.98
Blouse and shorts combination with separate
skirt. Several styles and colors
SLACKS
$1.00 - $1.98
Sanforized, fast color
Stripes and plain
New Summer Dresses
Washables
Bembergs
Prints
$2.98, $3.98, $4.98
THE Apparel Shop
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JOY THEATRE
Thursday and Friday, May 23 and 24
GREEN HELL
Joan Bennett
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Selected Short Subjects
Saturday, May 25; DOUBLE FEATURE
MEXICAN SPIT FIRE
A comedy-drama
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Lupe Velez
COVERED TRAILER
The Higgins Family
OREGON TRAIL SERIAL
Saturday matinee discontinued; double feature
and serial Saturday evening.
Sunday and Monday, May 26 and 27
ROAD TO SINGAPORE
Bing Crosby
Popeye Cartoon—Desert Adventure, Travellogue
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 28 and 29
YOUNG BUFFALO BILL
Roy Rogers
CHARLIE CHAN AT TREASURE ISLAND
Thursday and
NURSE
Also—Ray Whitley
CORRALING
Friday, May 30 and 31
EDITH CAVELL
and his six-star cowboys in
THE SCHOOL MARM
TREH ARNE—(Special to The
the month of May was unloaded a
the S. P. and S. depot Tuesday by F.agle)—Mrs. Melvin Barrett enter
tained a group of friends Saturday
the Vernonia Auto Co.
evening, the occasion being her
Goes to Mississippi—
birthday, Those present were Mr.
iMrs. Holly Holcomb, Sr. lei. t and Mrs. Elbert Kelly of Monmouth-
Mon day for Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner,
her former home, where she will
remain for several months.
NOICE—Mr. and Mrs. E. Sehorn, Timber Rt.;
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawken, Vernonia; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Valpiani, Mist Rt.; Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Dowling, Mist; and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Atkins,
Wilark are invited to present this coupon at box
office before May 26 for complimentary admis
sion.
that you and your family’s health is being safe
guarded.
You get this assurance at the
NEHALEM VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO
Here from College—
Í2S
Jack Anderson who is attendin
the University of Portland sper.
the weekend here in Vernonia.
Go
to the Beach—
Mrs. Stanley Olsen and
Wesloe Koberstein accompanied a
group of high school students t >
the beach last week-end. In th.'
party were Betty Olsen, Mary Le1
Hall, Lillian Laird, Erma Kober-
stein, Walter Parcells, Paul Coburr.
Calvin Davis and Mid Crawford.
Dick Lewis Named—
Dick Lewis, student at O. S. C.,
was one of the three men recently
initiated into Sigma Gamma Epsil
on, national professional honor
society in geology and mining.
Couple to Wed----
Viola Sharp, sister of Myrtli
Layer of this city, and William
Hirte, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Hirte of Hullt, Oregon, filed in
tention to wed at Stevenson, Wash.
ington, Saturday, May 18.
St.
Helens
People
Here—
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Law and
Mrs. W. A. Harris olf St. Helens
were Vernonia visitors Wednesday.
Here
from
Portland—
Miss Marjorie Holtham of Port
land has been spending part of her
vacation here with Miss Marguerite
Laird.
Here
from
Los
Attend
PINEAPPLE JUICE—
Picnic Supplies
AMERICAN DRINKING CUPS...... 3 pkgs. 25c
Wadhams
6 No. 211 tins
PORCELL HOT CUPS
3 pkgs- 25c
PICNIC PLATES
3 pkgs- 25c
3 pkgs. 25c
Old Irish
PAPER NAPKINS
LOAF CHEESE
lb- 23c
PICKLES Sweet or Mixed Sweet .. 6-oz. glass 9C
pint 19c
HORMEL’S PIGS FEET
CHICKEN SPREAD Westerlook 3»/2-oz. tin 9C
Palmer’s 8i/2-oz. tin 9C
No. 2i/2 can 9C
PORK & BEANS Brimful
CHILI CON CARNE
SPRY SHORTENING
CASCADE SODAS
iXUC
Wadhaims
tins
...............
1 r
AOC
CATSUP—
Wadhams
2 14-oz. bottles
25c
Housewives
Unlabelled
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
JQ
PINEAPPLE TID BITS
2 8-oz.
Angeles—
Mrs. Cora B. Drader of
Angeles, California, came last Fri
day for several weeks stay with
her nieces, Mrs. George Baker and
Mrs. E. S. Smith.
5 bars 19c
.... 3-lb. pail 51c
.... 2-lb. pkg. 15c
LOCALLY GROWN
STRAWBERRIES
NOW ON SALE!
Shredded Ralston—
12-oz.
pkg.
13c
BEANS—
Vertical Pack
2 No. 2 tins
29c
Check the picnic
Recital—
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Douglass and
Mrs. Jake Boss attended the junior
voice recital of Zonweiss Douglass,
held in the chapel olf the Cascade
College in Portland last Saturday
night.
Portland
COMING—It All Came True—Irene—Pinochio—
Till We Meet Again—His Girl Friday
SHINGLES — VENEER
LUMBER
People
PLA-SAFE MATCHES
carton J5C
meats in King’s
WADHAMS COFFEE
1-lb. tin 25o
market for value
Her
Hazel and Bud Smith of Portland
exercises last Friday night. They
exercises last Friiday night. They
are cousins of Elsie Duncan and
Melvin Powell.
Go to Arch Cape—
King s Grocery and Market
Mrs. A. E. Jennings accompanied
E. D. Benson to Arch Cape Sunday
to bring home Mrs. Benson who had
spent a week visiting there.
Ph. 91
Here from Salem—
Hear Vernonia Rou td-Up Time Every Thursday at 11 :30 a. m„ KWLK
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kemper of
Where Your Money Huys More
At the New Mile Bridge
2 Deliveries Daily