In Banks—
In Wilark—
People
Visit—
Mr. and Mr». Loel Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Hara of »on spent Thanksgiving Day with
Rioy, Idaho, visited relatives in the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hawkins at
Nehtlem Valley last week. Elmil Wilark.
Messing, Mrs. O’Hara’s cousin,
drove the couple to Portland Sun- Visit in Manning—
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson
day.
and family spent Thanksgiving in
Slawsons Have Guests—
Manning where they visited reía-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slawson tives.
had Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dutiton
Return from Klamath Falls-
as guests for Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl reburn-
ed from Klamath Falls Sunday after
Goes to Springfield—
Geraldine Cason left recently spending the week-end with friends
for Springfield, Oregon, where she there. The Ruhls report seeing a
is employed by Mr. and Mrs. lot of snow in that section of the
Charles Broderick who are operat­ country.
ing a restaurant in Springfield.
Junior Class Play
Mrs. Broderick is the former Mar­
“Seven Sisters”
garet Bennett.
Washington Grade School, Friday,
December 6, 8:00 o’clock
p.
m.
Greenmans Have Guests----
Guests of Mr. end Mrs. Judd
Greeniman Thanksgiving were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fogg. Evangelist
Fogg is preaching at the Evangeli­
cal church this week.
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Clatskanie—
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and
two sons, Gordon and Donald, spent
Thanksgiving in Clatskanie where
Mrs. Cline’s family lives.
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Mrs. Oscar George and children,
R..A. and Alice, motored to Port­
land Friday where they saw the
Santa Claus parade.
Here for the Holidays—
Miss Cathrin Hoffman and Miss
Alice Hoffman spent the Thanks­
giving holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman. Cath­
rin is a secretary at the Oregon
College of Education at Monmo-uth.
Alice is teaching music at Rogue
River.
precious metals.
Go Duck Hunting----
Dr. R. D. Eby and O. Ï. Bate­
man s-pent Sunday i;n Clatskanie
duck hunting.
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Baby
Born—
and Mrs. Alfred Crist of George Laird Home—
George Laird who is now in
Cutler City are the parents of a
baby boy born Tuesday, November Portland, where he is employed
19, at the Portland Sanitarium and with the Shell Oil company, spent
Thanksgiving with his family.
hospital. The baby has been named
Donald James. Mrs. Crist was the
Junior Class Play
former Katherine McKenzie.
“Seven Sisters”
Mr.
Returns from Idaho-
Junior Class Play
“Seven Sisters”
Washington Grade School, Friday,
December 6, 8:00 o’clock p. m.
bourbon, ana
smooth as
Hulan Thacker, who is working
at Idanah, spent Saturday evening
here with his family.
Mrs. William Falconer and chil­
dren and Mrs. Milbur Thacker and
daughter had Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs. Hulan Thacker.
Mrs. Mary Alslehen and son, Ted,
called on the Falconer and Thicker
families Sunday.
Mrs. Hilbur Thacker and Mrs.
Hulan Thacker spent Tuesday and
M.
Friday evenings with Mrs. G.
I
Tha ker who is recovering from
a broken ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan FriSbie were
Thanksgiving guests at the home
of Mr. Frisbie’s parents, Mr. end
Mrs. M. B. Frisbie, in Portland.
Mervin O’Connor of Portlanu is
visiting this week with his uncle,
Frank O’Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Schram and
chiluien, Betty Jean, Lila and John,
spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs.
Schram’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Davidson,
of Willamina.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baslington
were dinner guests at the Carl
Anderson home last Thursday eve­
ning.
Tom Engen was a dinner guest
at the Carl Anderson home Bnday
evening, the occasion being Mr.
Engen’i birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and
children of Clatskanie visited over
the week-end around Vernonia.
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For the Home
In Portland—
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason and
son, Harold, motored to Portland
Sunday where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lytle Greene. Harold return­
In Portland—
Mrs. Alice E9tey and Miss Doris ed to Oregon State College troni
Rae Estey had Thanksgiving dinner Portland that evening.
in Portland with Mrs. Estey’s sister, M-n Injured—
Mrs. I. L. Imboe.
Jack Taylor, step-son
Michener, was taken to Portland
Hera from Portland—
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davidson and Tuesday, following an injury sus­
daughter, Doris, of Portland spent tained while Taylor was working
Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and at Camp McGregor.
Mrs. C. L. Andersi n and family.
Guards Home—
Ellis Wooldridge and
pimer
Here from College----
Bill Thompson, Oregon Stater, Michener came from i Camp Murray
t
Otto Mich-
and Miss Barbara Thot’dsen of Sunday to visit at the
Ocean Park spent the Thanksgiving oner heme at the Vernonia
holidays at the Walter Thompson course. Wooldridge
geant at the camp.
home.
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Gathering Held
At Seaside
TREHARNE—(Special
Eagle)—Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Loftis
and children, Eugene and Anna
Mae, of Cove Orchard were Thanks­
giving guests at the Harry Howell
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Connor at­
tended a family gathering held at
Here from Washington—
Mrs. Nellie S. Rockwell of Sunny­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evin
side, Washington, arrived Wednes­ Treharne at Seaside Thanksgiving.
day of last week to remain until They returned Saturday evening.
Sunday visiting with her son, Dr.
Marshall Rockwell, and his family.
a—and Id me
tell you, its
popular price
never hurt any
host’s budget-
WINDSOR
Washington Grade School, Friday,
December 6, 8:00 o’clock p. m.
Mrs. Herbert Condit returned
Sunday from Idaho where the bur- Here Friday—
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore of Bell­
ial services for her mother were
ingham, Washington, spent Friday
held.
in Vernonia, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Malmstens Have Guests—
E. D. Benson, who are Mrs. Moore’s
Mr. and Mrs. Fair Griffith and parent».
children of Montesano, Washing­
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Great­ Olins Have Guests—
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin and
house and Marshall Malmsten of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olin had as their Thanksgiving
Franklin Malmsten Thanksgiving dinner guests Mrs. T. L. Dilley of
Day. Tne Griffiths remained for Portland, Robert Olin of Boise,
Idaho, Miss Millicent Olin of Port­
the week-end.
land, Herbert Olin of Kelso, Fred
In Clatskanie----
Olin of Seaside, Bill Manning of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit and Seaside, Dan Olin of Oakridge ¡.nd
daughter, Delilah, spent Thanks­ Miss Lillian Hedman.
giving Day at Clatskanie with Mr.
and Mrs. Al Parker, Mrs. Condit’s Spends the Holiday in Tacoma—
Miss Alvenia Connell spent the
parents.
Thanksgiving holidays in Tacoma
Visits Mrs. Roberson—
where she visited friends.
Mrs. Merlin Whedby of Portland Here from the University—
spent the week-end at the home of
Miss Joanne Nichols who is at­
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamp tending the University of Oregon
Roberson. Mr. Whedby came Sun­ spent the Thanksgiving holidays
day; the couple returned to their with her parentst, Mr. and Mrs.
home that evening.
J. W. Nichols.
Everett Rundell and Miss Ruby
Bond of Lakeview were married at
Reno, Nevada, Sunday, November
24. Mr. Rundell who was formerly
linotypist for the Vernonia Eagle
has been employed by the Lake In Hillsboro—
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and son,
County Examiner for the past
Loren, spent Thanksgiving in Hills­
year.
boro with Mr. and Mrs. Florian
Spend Week-End in Portland—
Mills.
The Misses Nina MacDonald and
Nancy Swan spent the week-end in Group Here for Holiday----
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brock had
Portland visiting Nina’s sister, Miss
llaisy MacDonald. The girls left as their Thanksgiving guests Mrs.
Vernonia Thursday night and re­ Pearl Rhodes of Washington, Mrs.
Ethel Trueblood of Los Angeles,
turned Sunday.
Mr. Brock’s sister, and Elbert Brock
who is teaching at Cove, Oregon.
«I serve
In Portland—
J. T. Scott visited his son, Reese
Mr». Frank Hartwick and daugh­
ter, Maxine, »pent Thanksgiving in V. Scott, and family in Portland
Banks with Mr. Hartwick’» family. la»t week. Mr. Scott went in Wed­
nesday and returned Sunday.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Here from Portland—
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitsell
and daughter were here Thanksgiv­
ing visiting with Mr. Whitsell’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Whitsell.
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Patricia Pemble Here—
Miss Patricia Pemble, freshman
at Oregon State College, spent the
holidays at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemble.
Kneedit
PORK & BEANS Van Camps 3, 20-oz. tins
n r
1-lb. pkgs.
Miss Freda Beck, teacher in the
high school, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays in Washington. Miss Beck
had Thanksgiving dinner in Olympia
and spent the remainder of the
week-end in Seattle.
2 for
PEP
$6.40 Gal.
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2
19c
pounds
2
for
Visit our meat de-
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values in quality
meats
Housecoats
Taffeta, Chenille, Wool Gaberdine,
Satin and Cotton
$1.98 T0 $5.98
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$1.69 T0 $2.98
izes, Including Out-Sizes
3S. PAJAMAS
$1.49 T0 $3.98
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29c
25c
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PAPER TOWELS Clinic.......... 2 Rolls
¡5C
Thompson’s Chocolate Malted Milk 1-lb. 43C
With Fountain Pen
CARROTS & PEAS
2s tins
2 for 25c
25c
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Wadhams Is 3 for 25c
COFFEE Wadhams.................... 1-lb. tin 25c
GRAPEJUICE JUICE 2s tins
2 for 19c
SLICED PINEAPPLE Wadhams Is .... 3 for
Specials for Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 30
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Where Your Money Buy» More
Ph. 91
At the New Mile Bridge
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Kelloggs
2 pkgs. 23c
2 Bars 9c
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