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PAGE SIX VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Family Reunion Held in Timber FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1941 Helping to Keep the Family Healthy TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle) -Mr. and Mrs Bob Dickey of Seattle and Mrs. Henry Busch of Watts were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Phillip Castle. Those present at the family union a‘ the Arthur Elliott home Christmas Day were: Mr. and Mrs. Le Rof Wilson of Redmond, Ore gon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gan- uschke and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott i nd children. Arthur Gilmore of Seattle was a visitor a* the home of his mother, Mrs. Laura Gilmore, last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tosher who are employed at the Gilm-ore Hotel spent last week in Portland. Vivian Merz returned to her home in Portland Sunday after spending a week^working at the Gil more Hotel. Mrs. Ida Page and Albert Wiles of Portland were visitors Christmas Day at the Ida Kilburg home. Mr. and Mrs. George Riggle of Buxton and Miss Irene Fisher of Portland were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Tailman. Visiting nurse from tuberculosis association telling mother how to protect the family from disease. This is one of activities made possible In many communities by Christmas Seals. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Taliman and son, Lorraine, and Robert Dunn were Christmas visitors of Mrs. Tallman’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Drury, Beverly Jean and Howard at Vancouver, Wash ington. Mrs. Phillip Castle and daughter, Linda, are spending this week at Mrs. Estelle Porter and son, Watts with Mrs. Castle’s parents, Richard, of Portland spent from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busch. Thursday night until Saturday at the Kilburg home. Road Problem Is Financing Mr. and Mrs. David ( Castle were Sunday dinner guests ! of Mrs. Castle’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott at Witch Hazel. Returning home with them A leading road problem for 1941 was Mrs. Castle’s mother, Mrs. Ida is financing the Pan American high Cutright who will visit with them way, extending from Alaska through an indefinite time. Canada and the United States to Mrs. Laura Gilmore returned South America, according to Dr. home Sunday afternoon from Se- E. B. McDaniel, president of the attle where she sue nt a week with Oregon State Motor Association, her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. who advises that the way can be Claude Gilmore, Claudette and cleared for prompt completion f this important project if all Amer Shirley Mae. ican republics will operate through Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riggle of Top an initer-American finance author- Hill were Christmas dinner guests ity. of Mrs. Riggle’s sister and brother- in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Huff- ■ “The financing program,” Dr. McDaniel explained, “was drafted man. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Braden f by a special Pan American finance Hillsboro were Sunday morning committee following consultation callers at the David Castle home. with the various governments inter ested in the route and was unani mously endorsed at the recent an nual convention of the American Automobile Association. ORIGINALS “It provides for the establishment of an international authority that would have power to accept bonds of the various countries, to extend them credit, and to act as fiscal agent and central purchasing agency. Suggestion Made “It is further suggested that the highway be made self-liquidating, at least in part, through excess acquis ition. Under this plan, the govern ment building the highway would acquire a substantial amount of land on each side of that needed for right-of-way; when the land had appreciated in value because being provided with highway facil- ¡ties, the land would be re-sold and the profits resulting : applied to the ocst of construction. Similar pro posals have been made for paying part of the cost of constructing high-type highways in congested areas of the U. S. “The U. S. has been extending aid through supplying surveying. engineering, and other technical as sistance and through advancing loans from the Export-Import Bank. It is generally believed, however, that the highway finance authority would give a greater degree of co operation among the various Amer ican nations and place the entire project on a much sounder basis.” • ON ALL MODELS At The Churches . . St. Mary’* Catholic Church Father Greene of St. Helens sent word that because of illness he will not be able to have services in Ver nonia for this coming Sunday, Jan uary 5. Evangelical Church— —Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister 9:45—Church School under the supervision of J. M. Boss. Classes for all ages. 11:00—IMorning Worship with special music and the pastor speak ing on the subject, “The Day f Atonement.” Holy Communion will be observed. 6:30—The E. L. C. E. group will meet for topic discussion. 7:30—“A New Creature” from the Bible viewpoint will be the sub ject of the evening. The Woman’s Missionary Society will meet in the church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The prayer meeting group will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 for Bible study and prayer. The Administrative Council will meet for the transaction of .he monthly business at the close of prayer meeting. A Safe Place to Trade Vernonia, Oregon AND MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE * IN A FAMILY OUR SIZE □ large part of income goes for food. We must be sure of getting the best for our money. SAFEWAY'S money-bock guarantee on everything wo buy insures that, PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE SU-PURB Grfln'ilated Soap 24-ot. 50-or box 15« 29c A New Modern Quick - Easy - Safe Julia Let Wright's Fi»rt Day Fresh BREAD Write or call for complete information— DADI? £. 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