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FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1941 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE SIX ScaUold Breaks Causing Injury Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker and Raymond Thacker motored to Port land on business Monday and Tues- day. Mrs. Mae Tallman of Timber spent Wednesday at the Wilbur Thacker home. Mr. and Mrs. George Ortman and Harold and Luella of Forest Grove and Louis Haverland of Ver nonia were Sunday evening dinner guests at the Carl Anderson home. Emil Lund is moving his house hold goods to Portland where they will live. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and daughter, Mildred, spent Wednesday at the Otto Stowell home in Bux ton. Rita Frisbie entertained the Pin ochle club Wednesday afternoon. High score was won by Pauline Schmidlin, second by Nell Thacker and low by (Mrs. Hodgson. Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker and family and Jean McDonald were Sunday guests at the home of Otto Stowell at Buxton. TREHARNB—(Special to The E:gle)—Mr*. Emil Lund underwent a second operation last week in a Portland hospital. She is reported as improving nicely. Emil Lund received two broken ribs while working at the Portland uirport. A scaffold, on which he and other men were standing, broke, throwing the men to the ground. Mrs. Stan Frisbie entertained with a birthday party honoring her son, Jack, recently. Guests were Jimmie Moehler, Bob Falconer, Welter Coady, Lester Coady, Leon ard Belongia and Keith Clark. Chicken dinner was served to the group who later went roller skating. The A. B. C. Pinochle Club met at the Betty Schram home last Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Theresa Pickens, second to Ella O'Connor and low to Helen Bailey. Monday visitors at the H. E. Schram home were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher and Mrs. Rance Fisher of Portland, Mrs. Howard Allen and daughter, Alice, Emil’ Lund and MIST—(Special to The Eagle) — Ralph Williams. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartleic of Mr. and Mrs. L. Wikstrom are en Portland were week-end visitors at tertaining a new arrival in their the Melvin Barrett, Frank O’Con family; a baby boy »born on Thurs day evening at the Clatskanie nor and Herb Schram homes. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glaser and visitor Saturd: y. The President’s Ball given in the Harold Hinton were Friday evening guests at the Carl Anderson home. gym Saturday evening was well at Mr. and Mrs. William Nissen and tended, and netted quite a little family visited the Dane Brady» on sum. Cecilia Buckley was an overnight Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauers of guest of Mrs. Ed Reynolds Thurs Rainier were Sunday visitors at the day. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel are home of their mother, Mrs. Harry spending a couple of days this week Hodgson. ¡Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell have in Portland. W. R. Johnson and Wilfred Holce moved from Treharne to the Tom were Forest Grove visitors Monday. Henderson place. Eugene Rasmussen was a week end visitor in Sequin, Washington. The Ben Louden folks were re cent Sunday guests at the Fred Seigenthrler home. Mrs. Louden lives in Portland in her new home, Once you eat at the while Mr. Louden is still here tak- ing care of their stock. Terminal it becomes a Mr. and Mrs. McKay were din- habit. You just can’t ner guests Monday evening of Mr. resist the good food! and Mrs. Merlin Bjerke. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roeser enter Terminal Cale tained the following guests Sunday evening, for dinner: Mr. and Mrs. ■” Merlin Bjerke and Mr. and Mrs. THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE The regul r weekly prayer meet ing will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30. Prayer and Bible study is our program. The regular Fellowship Supper for the membership and friends will be held at 6:30 Friday eve ning, February 7. This Friday evening at 7:30 the Peveend Mr. Pete- Varonaeff, r Ru .¡an by birth, will shew p'ctur«“S and tell cf the conditions in Russ a and the possible menace to ihe world. The public is invited to all our services. President’s Ball Well Attended Good Food! LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $7.50 per M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to noon. C. ItltlTCE The Forest Grove [National Bank Invites You To Bank By Mail if Inconvenient 'To Come In Person “THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” ■ Auction Sale Located 14 miles west of St. Helens on Vernonia road and 3 miles on Apiary road. Wednesday, February 5; 1 p. m. STOCK 1 Guernsey cow 5 years old 1 Guernsey cow 3 years old 1 Jersey cow 3 years old 1 Jersey cow 5 years old 1 six-months heifer calf All cows milking good and re-bred 1 team sorrel mares—1250 pounds Barnful of hay MACHINERY 1 McCormick-Deering Mower, 5%-foot 1 Rake, 10-foot 1 Plow, 12-inch 1 Wagon, rack and bed Hay fork, cable and new carriage 2 sets of good harness 1 Saddle 1 Cultivator 1 Melotte Cream Separator 1500 feet new 6-inch flooring and 2 x 4’s 20-gallon crock 2 oil drums Fruit press, small tools and machinery too numerous to mention i MAX HESSE, Owner Terms: Cash OREN E. SUDTELL, Auctioneer 3324 S. W. Taylor Ferry Road Portland, Oregon McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McClusky who have been staying with her mother, Mrs. Wallace, left for camp last week. The Matthew Bros. Logging con cern is closed for the time being, due to labor troubles. Mrs. Fred Seigenthaler and son, Arthur, motored to Portland Mon day. Merlin Bjerke purchased a used car last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chr-rles Sundland were Portland business visitors on Monday. Lawrence Jepson was a Portland visitor SaSturday. Mrs. Austin Dowling was a Clats kanie visitor Saturday afternoon. Carl Enneberg’s father is quite ill’ at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Parkinen. A recent item should have read: Shady Lane traded cars with Oscar Kaphammer. The Mist Helping Circle met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ed Reynolds with 20 ladies present. A delicious chicken dinner was cooked by the hostess and the guests add ed many kinds of pot luck. With old business taken care of, the circle made plans for a St. Patrick’s affair in the gym. We will give more details in the next few weeks. The next meeting of the order will be the fourth Thursday in Febru ary at Mrs. Ain Wallace’s home with Mrs. Seigenthaler and Mrs. Wallace as hostesses. AT4558 At The Churches FLOUR Vernonia Trading Co GRAND TO EAT FOR YOUNG AND OLD lobby busy as a bee—pensions. ..siavi AH OIO.IASHIONIO COUlIt TOHIOHT Extra Fancy Winesap Apples Cl .59 Box* Box Large Extra Fancy 10 lb> $159 Newton Apples Box 10 Ibt. ORANGES 2 Dozen Fancy Sunkist Sweet, Juicy ......... Dozen GRAPEFRUIT Lg. Fancy ♦ A nice keen-edged anti-chain banking bill is in the making and probalbly will see the light of day next week. The measure will have considerable support and may cause the chain bankers real grief. Here is another bill that passed the house last session only to meet death in the senate. About 28 rep resentatives had their names on the measure, and the same tactics will be tried this session with a flock of senatorial names added for good effect. * • ♦ Observations: Harvey Wells al- ways makes the motion to adjourn . . . The new Oregon code is caus ing Blaine McCord, chief cleric of legislation and rules committee, many headaches . . . Earl Hill, a former member of the house, is here on the side of bigger and better trucks . . , Rumor has it that Robert Thornton of Tillamook will be appointed to serve out the unexpired term of Jack Caufield, resigned, who will be the new postmaster in that city February 1 . . . Ralph Cake, Republican na- tional committeeman, talks a little politics with the boys . . . Marion county lawmakers are coming in for good natured ribbing because that county voted thumbs down on the legislators increase in pay bill by the largest maryin of any coun ty in the state . . . Monroe Sweet land, secretary of Commonwealth Federation, is buzzing around the Attend Ballet in Portland— Crown Feeds (Continued from page 1) by the glass, drastically curtail the sale of fortified wines, and almost bar the sale of any wine except Oregon made products. ♦ Piivate Davis was prvmoted to cor poral; and Private George Turner to p iv te first class. Private First Cl: ..■* Elmer Michener was trans- fe red to headquarters company where he will be used in the in- telrgence section. Mrs. A. J. Hughes and Mrs. R. D. Eny attended the matinee of the Ballet Russe held in Portland last Church Saturday. Mrs. Eby’s mother, Mrs. — Tbr* F-n MiniwtM«’» Nu'bes who lives in Portland, ar 9:45—.Sundav school, M. L. Her comp nied the local ladles to the rin, snrerintendent. pe, formance. 11:00—Communion service. 11:30—Serm n, “The Church, the World, Today.” A WPA rllotment of $8,974 has 0:30—Christian Endeavor and been made for improvements th’s evening Communion. year at the Oregon state fair 7:30—Son g and preaching ser- grounds, Senator Holman has advis vice, subject of sermon, “My Inter ed F: ir Manager Leo G. Spitzlbart. pretation of Life.” The fund will be used to construct a combined stockmen’s office, first Assembly of God Church —Rilla M. Sanders, Pastor i id station and lavatories in the Sunday Services: area adjacent to the huge stock 9:4"—'B'ble School. barn. 11 :00—Morning worship and com munion service. 7:30—Ev ngclistic service. Monday at 2:30 and 7:30 jr. m. there will be a Fellowship meeting held in the Evangelical church; all the Assembly of God churches in this district will be representeu. Wednesday, 7:30—Prayer meet ing. Kitchen Queen Thursday, 2 p. m.—Ladies’ miss ionary and prayer band. Friday, 7:30—Christ’s Ambassa- dor’s service with Lio Holt in Evangelical Church —Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister charge. 9:45—Church school under the We welcome you to all services. supervision of J. M. Boss with com petent, spiritual teachers. 49 lb. Sack $1.30 When your car runs off the pave 11:00—The morning worship is conducted under the auspices of ment onto the shoulder at the side the W. M. S. The Day of Prayer of the road, don’t yield to instinct program will be followed. An of and swerve quickly back to the fering will be taken for missions. Sermon subject is, “Witnessing in pavement, according to a traffic Prayer.” safety tip from the Oregon State 6:30—The E. L. C. E. in the de Motor Association. If the shoulder votional meeting will observe some is soft, a quick swerve may over thing of the sixtieth birthday of turn the car. Instead, let the car this Young People’s movement. Vernonia, Oregon 7:30-—The sermon subject for run until you have it under perfect control. Then swing back on the this service is, “The Witness of the pavement. Living Christ.” WITH THE LAWMAKERS ♦ J. A. Thornburg, p,,isident The Woman’s Missionary Society Davis, Turner, will hold its annual Guest Day meet- Michener - Named ing with each member inviting a According to reports from Camp guest to the meeting. The regular meeting will follow the Guest. Day Muiray, promotions for several Ver luncheon. nonia boys were made recently. 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