FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
Measles Case
Mr. and Mr». Mason McCoy at­
yCUK TOWN’S TOPICS tended a wedding held in Portland Is Reported
recently; Mrs. McCoy acted as
Attend Wedding----
and Mrs. Jim Burke, Sr.,
Lucille Balli and Dorothy Hanna
were Vernonia shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers of Ver­
nonia visited Mr. and Mrs. J’.m
Burke, Sr., Junday afternoon.
Ltr-ille Rufii of O. A. camp is
spending a week or so with Dorothy
Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Garner, Sr.,
and daughter, Jean, of Vancouver,
Washington, visited their s n and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Garner, Jr., Sunday evening.
Mr. and*Mrs. Burt Garner, Jr.,
and son spent Friday night visiting
Mr. Garner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Garner, Sr., of Vancouver,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Orwig and
son were Portland visitors Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. rnd Mrs. Rill Lindsay were
Vernonia visitors Sunday after­
noon.
7:30—Preaching S-t'iec on the
subject, “What Jesus Gives to Men,”
sequel of last Sunday evening’s ser-
m:n, “What Satan Gives to Men.”
Prayer meeting is held every
Wednesday evening at 7:30. Wel­
come to all the services tff the
church.
matron of honor and Mr. McCoy
WILARK—(Special to The Eagle)
as one of the ushers.
—Mr. and Mrs. Alt Rice attended
Here from Albany— .
the show in Vernonia Sunday eve­
Mr. and Mrs. Eart Pringle olf ning.
Albany were in Vernonia for the
Mr. apd Mrs. Lyle Roberts, who
week-end. The Pringles were for-
well known in this vicinity,
are
merly Vernonia residents.
are the parents OU a baby boy
Group Attend Rally—
Here from Gearhart—
Attend Stock Show—
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Livingstone,
Mrs. R. Sinsheimer (formerly Lola
Mr. and Mrs. James Emmons and born
Milan Hunt, who works at the
Mrs. J. T. Brady, Mrs. Etta Dris­ Mae Smith) and daughter, Sandra, son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs.
coll and Mrs. Olive Powell, attend­
confined with the
elf Gearhart are visiting at the Er­ Harry Emmons and son motored Wilark store, is
ed the Tri-County Christian Church
to Portland last Saturday where measles.
vin Smith home here.
Rally held at Beaverton on Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. Spec Ford were
they witnessed the Livestock Ex­
day last. The next rally will be
Gym and dancing classea to be­ position.
Portland visitors Saturday evening,
held in the Christian Church here, gin soon. Those interested mail a
While there they attended the
Mrs. Serafin Dies—
on Tuesday, December 10th.
post card with name and address to
stock show.
Mrs. Pete Serafin, mother of
4111 —
Earl Atkins ond Bud Atkins
Mrs. R. D. Eby.
Willamina—
Mrs. Glenn Hawkins of Wilark, died were in Portland on business Sat-
at her home at Trenholm Monday urday.
Bert Mills motored to Willamina Boy Born
Mr. and Mrs. William McGee are morning. Funeral services were
Tuesday for business purposes. He
Miss Jean Lewis, who is now
saw the Grant Layers who recently the parents of an eight-pound boy read Thursday morning in St. Hel­ attending 0. S. C„ spent the week­
ens; interment was in the Scap­ end home visiting her folks, Mr.
moved to that city where Mrs. born last Friday, October 4 th.
Layer is operating a clothing shop.
poose cemetery.
and Mrs. Charles Lewis.
Here from Portland—
Betty Thacker visited at tht
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris Grangers Give Dance—
Portland—
Members of the Yankton Grange Charles Lewis home . Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burton and spent last Sunday in Vernonia visi-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle of
Myrtle Stacey were in Portland on ting Mrs. Harris’ father, r.lnil are giving a dance at the Natal
Grange hall Saturday evening, Oct­ Albany visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan­
Messing.
business Monday.
Christian Church
ober 12, it is announced this week. ley Olson over the week-end.
Daughter Married----
—The I.ivin<r<tnnos. Ministers
III with a Cold—
Robert Roeser spent the week­
The public is invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Vike have
Wilton Rogers who is employed
Morning Church Service:
end at Natal.
at Hoffman’s Hardware Store has announced the marriage of their
9:45—Bible School, closing at
.Mrs. Ed Carter and Mrs. Harley
been olff work a few days this week daughter, Frances, to Corporal
Woodruff olf Vernonia visited Mrs. 10:50.
Fred Layman of Yakima, Washing­
because of a severe cold;
11:00 Communion Service fol-
Blaine Coibat and Mrs. Jim Hanna
ton. The wedding took place last
lowed by special music by the
Friday
afternoon.
Camp
McGregor
—
Here from
week at Vancouver, Waashington.
Andrew Baker of Salem visited choir. Sermon on subject, “Order
Mrs. B. B. Hawkins of Camp
Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hanna Tuesday Amid Confusion.”
McGregor was in Vernonia Wed- Birthday Celebrated—
RIVERVIEW—(Special to The evening.
Evening Service:
Vike
was
honored
at
a
Shirley
nesday.
6:30—Christian Endeavor
Eagle)—Mr. and Mrs. E. Aspinall
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Joe
Walker
and
party in honor olf her fifth birth- and family moved into the Atkins
children visited at the home of evening song.
Move from Treharne—
day last Thursday. The party was place in Riverview Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Garner,
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Segar and held at the Oscar Vike home. Pres­
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Norris of Wednesday evening. They spent
children of Treharne moved Sun- ent were: Alice Allen, Nancy Ber-
day into the former Brady house gerson, Betty Lou Frazee, Rena Longview visited at the E. Aspin- evening playing pinochle.
all' home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hanna were
on Ruth Avenue.
Colson, Thelma Johnson, Shirley
Mr. and Mrs. George Colbat and Vernonia shoppers Saturday after­
Vike“, Mrs. Nanny Allen, Mrs. Vai'
Student Here—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobat and fam­ noon.
Miss Patricia Perniile, who grad­ Henderson, Mrs. C. Johnson an. ily spent Saturday at the stock
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Orwig and
Ice
cream
and
uated from the local high school Mrs. Oscar Vike.
shew in Portland.
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lind-
last spring, came from Corvallis cake were served as refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat and say Sunday evening.
to spend the week-end with her Smorgasbord: Fri., Oct. 25. I. O. O. Mr. and Mrs. Elaine Cobat spent
Mrs. Wesby and daughter, Meri-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemble. F. Hall. Serving begins at 5 p. m. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. lyn, visited Mrs. Chet Taylor Tues-
Patricia is taking home economics
Dencl. at Quincy.
uay evening.
Visit Friends—
at Oregon State College.
Miss Hazel Parker spent from
Dorothy Hanna and Lucille Rufii
iMr. and Mr.. Alf Crist spent the Wednesday until Friday at the O. visited Mrs. Joe Roeser, Sr., Sun-
Teacher Sprains Arm—
week-end visiting friends and rela- A. camp.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ina Scott is suffering from tives in Vernonia.
T. J. Parker spent Saturday at
Joe Roeser and Sonny Wikstrom
a badly sprained shoulder. The in­
the stock show in Portland.
of Mist visited Mr. Roeser’s mother,
jury, sustained last week-end, forc­ Return—
Dick Lynch motored to Portland Mrs. Joe Roeser, Sr., Sunday after­
Mrs. C. Johnson and Mrs. Paul
ed her to remain from school Mon­
day; Mrs. Paul Gordon substituted. Cumming“ returned last week after Saturday and Monday on business. noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson oif
Mr. and Mrs. Wesby and daugh­
spending several weeks at Canano
In Spokane—
Seaside spent the week-end with ter, Merilyn, were in Portland Sat­
Island in Washington.
Mrs. John Rosa is visiting in
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Graves.
urday.
Smorgasbord: Fri., Oct. 25. I. O. O.
Spokane for several' weeks.
Evelyn Stevenson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wold spent
F. Hall. Serving begin« at 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson, Sunday visiting at some of the
Boy Injuries Knee—
spent the week-end with her aunt, Oregon coast beaches.
Terry Brady, son oif Mr. and Confined to Bed—
Mrs. H. Inman.
McKenzie
after
being
Mrs. Jim
.
, Mrs. Dane Brady, fell on broken
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderson and
• glass while playing football in the confined I in bed for the last two
daughter, Phyllis, from Taft spent
grade school yard last week and weeks is s able to be up again.
the week-end with Mr. and Mis.
C. I. Anderson.
At Allen Home—
Mr. e.nd Mrs. Harry McMullan I respectfully petition the voters
Ralph Williams, who is located
near Astoria, spent the week-end and son, Edward, motored to Hood
>F
Columbia county
for their
River and The Dalles Saturday.
at the Howard Allen home.
support for the office of county
Mr. and M rs. Bill Crowder frem
-easu-er on Nov. 5th. Should I
I. O. O.
Birkenfetd visited at the h me o:
be elected I pledge myself to
5 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Christenson
work for the interests of Colum­
Sunday.
To See Game—
bia
county
and
fulfill
office
Mrs. G. Patterson from St. Hel-
The Oregon-Washington pame in
luties in an efficient, economic-
Portland Saturday will attract a en-h visited at the C J. Christen- ■»! and courteous manner
number of Vernonia people this son home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Gibson,
week-end. Among those planning to
DON’T LET THESE
attend are J. J. Grady, Loel Rob­ Patsy Jean, Claudine and Claude
erts, Charles Wall, Tom Bateman Eugene motored to Hillsboro on
business Saturday.
THINGS GET YOU
and C. L. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Veberes
DOWN -
Hunter«—
and Linda Marie were dinner guests
Bob Spencer, Leslie Skuzie, Mas­ at the Claude E. Gibson home Sat­
Come to Dessy’s for the
on McCoy and Harold McEntire urday.
“pent the past week-end near John
evening where the at­
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boeck left
Day hunting. They reported no luck Monday for Roseburg to visit Mrs.
mosphere is pleasant
for their efforts.
Boeck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
and you’ll forget your
Smorgasbord: Fri., Oct. 25. I. O. O. B. Counts.
Mrs. Louis Boeck and daughter.
worries.
F. Hall. Seizing begins at 5 p. m.
Chocolate Eclairs—
Ruth, visited the Perry Browning
PEP OR RICE KRISPIES
Home from College-----
family Sunday.
2 Pk&s-
pound box
Mrs. L. M. Preston olf Victoria,
Miss Jean Lewis who is enrolled
TOMATOES
Brimful
secretarial
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as a reshman in the
B. C., is visiting her daughter,
CLEANSER—
school at Oregon State was home Mrs. Charles Marston. She drove
Lighthouse
PORK & BEANS
for the week-end. Jean is a mem­ from Victoria with Frank Baker
2 cans
20-oz. tins 2 for
ber of an all girl band at the and Mr. Marston.
DESMOND LAIRD
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
college.
Wadhams No. 2 tins
cut his knee severely. Six stitches
The Loyal Women of the First were taken to close the wound.
Christian Church met on Wednes­ From Houlton----
day last, and completed their ar­
Mrs. Tillie Reed who lives near
rangements for their annual baz­
aar that they will give Saturday, Houlton was a Vernonia business
December 14 th.
visitor Tuesday.
Bazaar to Be Held—
At The
Churches
Victoria Lady
Here (or V isit
Olive B. Davis
When You
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From Camp
STONEY POINT—(Special
The Eagle)—Private Francis Davis
of Camp Murray, Washington,
spent Sunday with home folks. Mr.
and Mrs. Art Davis and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis took
him to Portland Sunday evening to
return to camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Swanger
and daughter spent Friday evening
with the Roady family at Deer
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts and
children spent Sunday afternoon
at Swan Island Airport.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger,
Mrs. Emma Deerberry and Joan
and Billy Mellinger were Sunday
guests of Mr. an<f Mrs. William
Ellis of Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Lumpkin of
Portland visited for a short time
Sunday evening with the Oliver
Mel'ingers. Also visiting the Mell-
ingers were Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Lamping of Keasey and Miss Marie
Emmert of Portland.
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