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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1940)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON LET’S BE SOCIABLE di Macon; corresponding secretary, Deborahs Elect Mary Fosaatti; treasurer, Mildred New Officers— Weed. Installation of the new of At the monthly meeting pf the ficers will be held Tuesday night, De'joiah Circle held recently nt the October 8, with Rose di Macon home of Mi-s. Phil Taylor, retiring hostess. president, with Mrs. Waldo Taylor assisting as hostess, election of of- Baker Home Is icer* was held. Mrs. Judd Green Scene of Wedding— man was made president; Mrs. Dave Miss Patricia Baker, daughter of Marshall, vice-president; Mrs. J. F. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, and Riley, secretary-treasurer. Paul Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Three new members joined the A. E. Adams, were united in mar group: Mrs. M. M. Middendorp, Mrs. riage at the home of the bride Richard Fletcher and Mrs. Waiter Friday evening, September 20, at Ollinger. eight o’clock in the presence of Mrs. John Burnside will entertain about 60 close friends and relatives. the circle the first Tuesday in Reverend H. R. Scheuerman officiat October. ed. The bride, given in marriage by Business Women Elect her father, wore a dressmaker suit o' green wool with brown beaver Offieers Tuesday— Election of officers for the Ver trim; the accessories were brown. nonia Business Women was held She wore a corsage of gardenias Tuesday night at the first meeting and bouvardia. Miss Alice Baker cf the all season. Grace Condit, attended her sister. La Verne Adams, brother of the retiring president, and Marian groom, was best man. Schreiber were hostesses. Following the ceremony, a recep Newly elected officers were nam ed as follows: president, Marian tion was held. Mrs. Earle Smith, Schreiber; vice-president, Charlotte aunt oif the bride cut the wedding Steele; recording secretary, Rose cake; Mrs. Harry Sandon poured YOU MAY BE SURE that when you see the sign “GRADE A MILK and CREAM” that you and your family’s health is being safe guarded. You get this assurance at the NEHALEM VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. The Forest Grove National Bank Invites You To Bank By Mail if Inconvenient To Come In Person j. A. Thornburg, P -si de nt. "THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE JOY THEATRE Thursday, September 26; BARGAIN NIGHT LONE WOLF MEETS A LADY Warren William ------ Jean Muir RIVER’S END Dennis Morgan ------ George Tobias Fri., Sat., Sept. 27, 23 Also—TYPHOON Dorothy Lamour Robert Preston Tues., Oct. 1 PAL NIGHT ALEXANDER’S RAG TIME BAND Tvrone Power, Alice Faye, Don Ameche Also—Alex in Wonder land Wednesday, Thursday October 2, 3 LION HAS WINGS Merle Oberon, Ralph Richards, with a cast of j thousands, made with J full cooperation of the royal air force. Also — Harry Spenks presents BEYOND Also— Phoney Express Days and Universal News Legion Anxiliarv Resumes Fall Meetings— The American Legion Auxiliary has resumed meetings for the fall and winter months, meeting at the Legion Hall on Monday evening the 23rd. Arrangements were made for a joint installation with the Legion to be held at the hall on Wednes day, October 2nd. Committees in charge are: refresh ments, Isobel Culbertson, Blanche King and Lona Weidman; decora tion, Inez Powell and Dell Preston; entertainment, Bess Nichols; in stallation arrangements, Mary Jane Shultz and Bessie Lincoln. Mrs. Francis Crampton of Os wego, the district preident, und Mrs. Laura Goode, department pres- ident, and many other department officers will be present to preside during the installation. The Auxiliary received a certifi cate to be presented to Joanne Nichols. Junior auxiliary members, reaching the age of 18, are pre sented these awards verifying elig ibility for senior membership. Up to date the American Legion Auxiliary has a total membership of 16 for the doming year. The Navy plate, which is on dis play at Nance’s Pharmacy, will be awarded on the night of installation. Mrs. Floy Hammack of Chandler, Oklahoma, formerly of Vernonia, was made very welcome at this meeting. Mrs. Mary Jane Schultz presented her with a 15-year con tinuous service pin. BENGAL— a Jungle thriller COMING—They Drive by Night — One Million B. C. — Ghost Breakers ___ NOTICE—Otto Siedlemxn, and Charles Sehmidlin, Timber Rt.; Mrs. P. J. Millis and Otto Mauer, Mist Rt.; and Walter Mat hews, Mist, are invited to present this coupon at box office any time before Saturday evening, Sept. 28, for complimentary admiaaioaa. Rainbow Girls Install Officers— "DEAD” WIFE OR BRIDE— WHO’S CARY GRANT’S "FAVORITE WIFE?”— The following girls were installed in new offices of the Rainbow As sembly last Monday night: Worthy Advisor, Elsie Duncan; Worthy As sociate Advisor, Pauline Rollins; Charity, Lillian Hedman; Hope, Bonnie Amer; Faith, Barbara Nich ols; Chaplain, Joy Willard; Drill Leader, Lottie Reich. Color stations were filled (by the following: Florieda Graves, Betty Olson, Evelyn Hearing, Nina Mc Donald, Joyce Knight, Gwendolyn Graves, Martha Tapp. Other stations tilled were: Con fidential Observer, Virginia Vaughn; Outer Observer, Nancy Brown; Mus ician, Erma Koberstein; Choir »’ir- ecto-r, Eleanor Siefert; Lady of the Lights, Marianne Furnish; Historian, Maxine Brown. What happens when a presumably long-dead vri e suddenly re-appears to confront her newly married hus band gives rise to a melange of hilarious complications in the roman tic comedy, "My Favorite Wife,” co-etarring Irene Dunne and Cary Grant, with Randolph Scott and Gail Patrick in support. "In "My Favorite Wife,” Miss Dunne is cast as the wife supposed ly lost at sea who returns home on the very night her husband is leav ing on his honeymoon wit*, his second wife. Cary Grant plays the bewildered husband, while Gail Pat rick is seen as the bride. Further complications develop in the plot when the husband linds out that his first wife was isolated for seven years on a desert paradise with a handsome explorer, who, after they are rescued, wants tn marry her. News of the Theatre 50 million bushels of wheat end up in the form of bread each year in toasters, and 950 million pounds of butter are spread on the toast thus made. "FLIGHT ANGELS” NEW SKY DRAMA— “Flight Angels,” a film of the skyways with a brand new twist will make its local debut at the Joy this Friday. The Warner Bros, picture tells the story of airline hostesses, a theme which has never before been shown on the screen. It’s power-drive drama from start to finish. Dennis Morgan, an ace pilot, is grounded when his eyesight starts to fail. He is persuaded to accept a job as teacher in the school for airline hostesses. The climax of the film is reached when Morgan makes a test flight in a new Stratosphere plane despite his poor eyesight. It is undoubtedly one of the most exciting scenes ever filmed. “Flight Angels” has an all-star Mrs. Ruby Biggs cast which includes Virginia Bruce, Entertains Circle— Dennis Morgan, Wayne Morris, The Friendship Circle met Thurs Ralph Bellamy and Jane Wyman. day, September 19, at the home of Ruby Biggs. A delicious pot-luck lunch was enjoyed at 1 o’clock ani "TYPHOON” STARS DOROTHY the afternoon was spent with needle LAMOUR, ROBERT PRESTON— work and visiting. The next meeting There’ll be romantic sighs aplenty will be at the Freda Biggs home. when glamorous Dorothy Lamour Twelve members were present: falls rapturously, gloriously in love Mrs. Fonda, Ruby Biggs, Freda with the first white man to invade Biggs, Julia Boeck, Bertie Bassett, her tropic paradise—Robert Preston ! Marvel Chalmers, Ida Condit, Nan See a huge tropical island go up in Crume, Minnie Malmsten, Mabie flames . . . see a real tropic typhoon Myers, Trilla Anderson and Ella unleashed with all its thundering Wood. force. See Typhoon in Technicolor Freda Biggs’ mother, Mrs. John son, was a guest of the circle. Full Supply of Fall and Winter Clothes for Men J«C* [Abe] Lincoln ACME BEER is always out in front because it provides de licious, thoroughbred quality and championship refreshment! O. A. Bridge Club Meets Thursday— The O. A. Bridge club met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles Marston in Riverview. Mrs. A. J. Hughes held high score for the afternoon’s playing. Members present were: Mrs. Judd Grrenman, Mrs. Lyman Hawken, Mrs. C. L. Anderson, Mrs. Alice Estey, Mrs. Lee Caulfield and the hostess, Mrs. Marston. Mrs. J. W. Nichols and Mrs. Hughes were guests. Mrs. Brickel Hostess for Bridge Club— DOUBLE FEATURE Sun., Mon., Sept. 29, 30 the coffee. Out-of-town guests were Cora B Drader of Vancouver, B. C., great- aunt of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. Lee and Tom Lee of Port land. After a honeymoon at the beaches the young couple will be at home at a newly built house near Natal. PAGE THREE (Mrs. Ben Brickel was hostess for the first fall meeting of the Queen o' Hearts bridge club Thursday of last week. Guests were: Mrs. W. F. MadDbnaid, Mrs. John Grady and Mrs. Paul Gordon. Members present were: Mrs. William Briot, Mrs. Frank Hartwick, Mrs. Phil Taylor, Mrs. Ray Mills and the hostess, Mrs. Brickel. High score was held by M rs. W. F. MacDonald; Mrs. Brickel was second high. Legion, Auxiliary To Install Officers— The Vernonia Post of the Amer ican Legion and the American Le gion Auxiliary are to install of i- cers for the year 1940-41 on Octo ber 2, next Wednesday, at 8 o’clock. Installation ceremonies will' be held at the Legion hall. Friends of the Legion and the Auxiliary and members are are in vited to attend and make the ac quaintance of new officers for the coming year. A personal invitation is not necessary in order to be welcomed to the installation. WMS to Hold October Meeting— Annual Guest Day will be ob served by the Evangelical W. M. S. at the church on Wednesday, Octo ber 2. Each member is requested to bring a guest and dishes for pot luck linch, to be served at 12:30. During the afternoon the mem bers of the society will present a program including a book review of the opening chapters of the new study book on China, special music, and readings. Former members of the society are especially invited to visit this meeting. 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