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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1941)
YOIJK TOWN’S TOPICS Return* from Hoepital— Jimmie Furnish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Furnish, returned from the Portland General hospital Wed nesday of this week following an appendectomy performed last week. Home Go to Silverton----- Reverend and Mrs. W. O. Living stone will officiate at a v. edding to be held in the First Christian Church in Silverton this Friday eve ning. Burn*— The Palandri home in Wilark burned to the ground last Friday night. The owners had gone to Scappoose to bring back with them some week-end guests when the ac cident of unknown origin happened. At The Churches . . Attend* Portland Service*— —The Livingstones, Ministers 5:30—Young People’s Easter Breakfast. 9:45—“The Dawn Comes Up”, a drama presented by the Bible school. 11:00—(Communion and preaching, subject, “What Is Immortality?” 3:00—Cantata given by the ladies’ chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Irvin Ackley. 7:30—Song service, specia'. music by Mr. and Mrs. Tan-Ditter, and sermon on “How A Jew Found Christ”. Mr. Tan-Ditter will tell his life’s story. Welcome all. Mrs. Robert Raymer recently at tended pre-Easter services in Port land. Dr. Jesse H. Baird, president of the San Francisco Theological seminary, conducted the services which were held at the Mayfair theatre. Michener* Have Gue*t*— Guests of the Otto Micheners last Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hickox and Mr. and Mrs. Ermine Parsons of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Michener and family of Manning. Mr. Hickox is Mr. Michener’s brother and th, Messrs. Micheners are brothers. Soldier Vi*it* Here— Corporal Elmer Michener of Camp Murray .vpent the week-end visiting with his family, the Otto Micheners. Leave for Seattle— Mr. and Mrs. Pau! Gordon Thursday for Seattle where will spend Easter vacation visiting relatives. Miss Ruby Maddess ac companied the couple for a part of the trip; she will visit in Bell- ingham. Return* from Portland— Mrs. F. R. Olin, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. S. L. Dille, return ed Monday night from Portland. Mrs. Dille fell and broke her leg some time ago and Mrs. Olin has been staying with her in her Port land home. Christian Church Evangelical Church— —Harvey R. Seheuerman, Minister This Good Friday, April 11, dur ing each hour of the day from 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. there will be a service of prayer in the Inner Room of the church. From 4 to 5 the service will be specially for men. All are welcome just sa you are. A Sunrise Service conducted by the young people will be held in the church beginning promptly at 6:00 a. m. At 9:45 the Easter program, “A Story of Easter” will be presented by the Sunday School with special baptismal service consecrating chil dren to the Lord. Included in the program wi'l be: Song—beginners department. Exer cise—Easter Symbols, junior de partment. Song—(primary depart- £CHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXg ----- — - » H Try Your Luck! H Trout Season Opens Saturday, H H 15c H 10c H SPINNERS ALL KINDS OF DRY FLYS EGGS — SINGLES Jar SNELLED HOOKS LOOSE HOOKS ROD VARNISH LEVEL FLY LINE TAPERED FLY LEADERS REEL FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO FOR FLY FISHING TACKLE BOX FLY AND LEADER BOX FLY BOOK 10c H 5c H 20 for 5c H 25c H $1.35 H 20c H $1.95 90c H 50c H 65c H A Complete Outfit—Pole, Reel. Line. Leader, 20 Hooks, Jar Eggs. Value $3.00. Special for $1,98 For Real Value in Fishing Tackle— See Hoffrjan About It! Hoffman Hardware Co H H H H Vernonia, Oregon Phone 181 H k'HXHXHZMXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX ment. Baptism of children. Pag eant—The Easter Story, the young people’s department. 11:00—The Morning Worship with an Easter Bfcle study from the subject, “The Familiar Voice." There will be special music. The privilege to unite with the Church will ibe given during this hour. The Lenten boxes with the special Eas ter offering will be received at this service. 6:30—The Evangelical League of IC. E. will meet for the fellowship and topic discussion. 7:30—The Bible subject for thi3 service will be “The Living Christ.” Wednesday evening the mid-week Prayer service and Bible lesson will' be held at 7:30. Come with your Bible. The community is invited to all our services. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our most sincere appreciation to those who assisted us at the time of our re cent bereavement. We also wish to take this means of thank'ng those who sent such beautiful floral of ferings. Mrs. David MacDonld Margaret, Daisy and Nina MacDonald Families Go to Longview— Mr. and ¡Mrs. L. H. Dewey and family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner and Larry were dinner guests Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole in Longview STONEY POINT—(Special The Eagle)—Mr. and Mrs. Braun and daughter, Betty, ganks and Mr. and Mrs. W. Ingra- manson of Vernonia were Sunday guests at the Harry Howell home. Mrs. Mae Mulkins visited at the home of her brother, Joe Hatter, at Banks last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rehbein and family of Brightwood were week end guests of the Vurl Roberts. Sunday the two families fished on the (Columbia near St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Browning and son, Otto, and Frank Brown ing of Longview spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Short of Silver Creek, Washington. The occasion was to celebrate Mrs. Short’s birth day which occurred Monday. E WyEA UTsalwh while Greece’s far-outnumber- ed forcos shed their blocd and brace their hearts for efforts greater than any they have yet put for ward. You can help by giving generously to the Vernonia committee for Greek War Relief. This is your chance to AID IN THE FIGHT OF DEMOCRACY AGAINST DICTATORSHIP! We Must Raise $500 Here Visitor* The Drive Starts April 10 and Continues to April 19. A representative of the Vernonia committee will contact you to receive your donation during that time. If someone doesn’t contact you, you may give your contribution to the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion who will see that the funds reach proper hands. Tillamook Byron Kirkbride and Reese Hol comb spent Monday in Tillamook on business. Richard Boeck of Portland was a visitor at the Perry Browning and Louis Boeck homes last Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell and Mrs. Mae Mulkins spent last Wed nesday evening at the Kirkbride home. Family FREE DELIVERY I Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride spent Monday at Keasey. Mrs. Bernice Smith and daugh ter, Bonnie, were week-end guests at the Glen Bodell home. Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Lange at tended a barbecued dinner at Camp Reehers Sunday. Mrs. Mae Mellinger was among those attending the Rebekah Dis trict Convention at Forest Grove last Wednesday. Oliver Mellinger spent Saturday fishing on the Columbia at St. Helens. Go to GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery That word “Easter” conjures up a lot of pictures. It makes you think of church, new clothes, lillies, bunnies, and a BIC EASTER DINNER. When you plun your F< >ter dinner think of Sam’s for your needs. To Aid Those Stricken in the Greek War Stoney Point News Is Told Keasey SAM’S FOOD STORE Bid Welcome A number of ladies gathered at the Harry Howell home last Wed nesday afternoon to bid the family welcome to the neighborhood. The Howell's reside on the Tom Hen derson place. Those present were: Mae and Georgia Mellinger, Eda Parker, Mary Chirsteson, Cora Carl son, Dorothy Bodell and Florence and Grandma Kirkbride. Mrs. Ruth Hatter, wife of Joe Hatter of Banks and aunt of Mrs. Harry Howell and June Mulkins, passed away at the Hillsboro hos- pita! March 24, after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held March 31. Besides the husband, twelve children survive the deceas- ed. T SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 7:30 P. M. MUSICAL FEATURE MRS. A. D. BUDD, SOLOIST CLAIRE HODGKINS, YOUTHFUL STATE CHAMPION VIOLINIST. LECTURE "DEAD TO THE LAW, OR DIVORCED TO CHRIST” TO WHICH CLASS DO YOU BELONG? MOVING PICTURES TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 7:30 P. M. "MILLIONS BURNING INCENSE daily TO AN AMERICAN GODDESS” —•— WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 7:30 P. M. The metal-working industry in the United States, it is reported, uses more than a million and a quarter machine tools of various kinds—an investment worth billions of dollars, and much of it of great use in the present national defense effort. THE FOUR HORSEMExN OF THE APOCALYPSE” ARE THESE WARRIORS WHOM JOHN SAW IN VISION LEADING THE BATTLES OF EUROPE7 MOVING PICTURES THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 7:30 P. M. "THE UNPARDONABLE SIN” KIRBY NOW For appointments Phone 972 between 9 a. m. and 1 p. m. Have Your Floor Waxed FREE! Grade A Milk & Cream ASSURES YOU OF PURITY UNMATCHED Am WHERE Phone today for regular de livery to your home—by prompt, efficient route Nehalem Dairy ProductsCo PHONE 471 4 WHAT IS THIS DREADFUL SIN WHICH GOD WILL NEVER FORGIVE? —•— FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 7:30 P. M. "MOSES VS. SOLOMON” WHICH WAS THE WISER? The Silver Dome Tabernacle, Vernonia All Welcome *
