Friday, May 23, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Condits Give
Picnic for Faculty—
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit were
hosts Tuesday night for a picnic
fi/en for faculty members of the
Washington and Lincoln grade
scnoois. The cut-door party was
held on the grounds about the Con­
dit home.
Firemen Have
Banquet Tuesday—
The Vernonia Firemen held their
annual banquet Tuesday evening
of last week in the social hall of
the American Legion hall. Wives
of the firemen prepared and serv­
ed the meal'. Guests were Water
Superintendent Kent and Floyd Ens-
worth of the Oregon Gas and Elec­
tric.
Following the banquet, the group
were guests of the Joy Theatre
management.
Nehalem Club
Meets Wednesday—
Mrs. Marvin Porterfield was
hostess for the meeting of the
Nehalem Club held Wednesday,
May 14. Twenty ladies of the
Eastern Star were present. Plans
were made for presenting in the
near future a chest of drawers fill­
ed with household linens.
Jimmie Grier
and his orchestra now
at Jantzen Ballroom.
“Recreation and Fun
for Everyone”
BEACH PARK
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DANCE « SWIM » PICNIC AND PIAY|
Red School House
Used as Theme—
The annual Senior Banquet was
held Wednesday night in the Leg­
ion hall with members of the Aux­
iliary in charge. Using the colors
of the class of '41, red and white,
the theme of “the little red school
house’’ was carried out. A minia­
ture school' was the main table dec­
oration with napkins imprinted with
class colors, motto and flower, and
with place cards representing slates.
Bill Duncan, class president, was
master of ceremonies. Response
from other students and teachers
was given. Miss Alvenia Connell
sang, Miss Erma Kofoerstein gave
a reading, and the high school
girls’ sextette sang.
Tawankas Complete
Year’s Work—
The Tawanka Campfire Girl's
completed a year’s work Monday
afternoon when they held their
Council Fire. Miss Grace Condit,
guardian, presented the beads and
rings to the Wood Gathers, and
pins to the Trail Seekers who were
also given honor beads by Hazel
Jones, second year girl.
The graduating Trail Seekers
are: Aileen Uhlin, La Rue Moon,
Joyce Hatchard, Ruth Tackett, Jean
Turner and Jean McDonald. The
Wood Gatherers are: Hazel Jones,
Junie May Hobson, La Vonia Hobin,
Betty Cummings, Sheila Bailey and
Evelyn Stevenson.
With the .guardian, Miss Condit,
the group spent Saturday and Sun­
day at the Campfire cabin in rhe
city park.
club May 15. The affair, held at
the home of Mrs. Judd Greenman,
was attended by members and their
guests which inchided the teachers
of the city schools.
Music preceding the address was
provided by Miss Alvenia Connell
with vocal selections, Miss Barbara
Sneath with cello solos and by the
high school girls' sextette. Miss
Eileen Enos accompanied.
Dr. Munk, exiled Czech econom­
ist, is author of “Economics of
Force” and is a member of the
Reed College faculty. In his infor­
mal address the economist warned
that our democracy should regard
the seemingly impossible for mean­
ing rather than the obvious in
interpreting Nazi moves and that
the psychological aspect of war
can be as devastating to a nation
as bombing. Members of the Study
Club do a great deal for safe-keep­
ing American ideals of democracy
by the right kind of propogand,
Dr. Munk admonished the group.
Art Teacher
Given Shower—
Miss Shirley Weigal, art instruc­
tor in the grade schools, was the
honored guest at a bridal shower
held recently at the home of Mrs.
Mason McCoy. Assisting Mrs. Mc­
Coy as hostess were Mrs. Dave
Marshall and Miss Mary Fossatti.
News of the
Theatre
•CISCO’ ROMERO
RETURNS TO SCREEN—
Lithe as a shadow—and as hard
to catch!
Fleet as the wind—and as hard
to hold!
Who else could it be but O.
Henry’s lovable rogue—the Cisco
Dr. Munk Addresses
Kid, who returns to the screen in
Study Club Thursday—
the “Romance of the Rio Grande,”
Dr. Frank Munk was guest speak­
the 20th Century-Fox picture which
er at the annual Guest Day pro­
has Cesar Romero in the title role.
gram given by the Vernonia Study
Featured with Remero are Pa­
tricia Morison, Lynne Roberts, Ric­
ardo Cortez and Cisco’s ever-pres­
ent side-kick, Gordito.
nightingale, a mocking-bird and a
finch for his role in “The Wild
Man of Borneo.”
It took a vaudeville whistler.
Ruby Ray, to teach him the bird
lingo. Miss Ray, who can imitate
any bird call known, provided the
bird calls in “Snow White” and
“The Blue Bird,” and moot recent­
ly educated William Powell for the
bird “love call" in “I Love Yon
Again.”
DESIGNER—
Elviry Weaver, of the famous
“Weaver Brothers and Elviry” team,
now starred in Republic’s “Friendly
Neighbors,” designs all the hul-
billy dresses she wears in her pic­
tures. In private life Elviry is one
cf the screen’s most fashionably
dressed women.
NEW “GRACES"
FOR MR. GABLE—
Because some producers insist on
making motion pictures tell the
truth ajiout life, actors are occas­
ionally Called on to do things they
never did before. The significance
of this observation was disclosed
when Clark Gable discovered he had
acquired new social' graces during
the filming of “Gone with the
Wind.”
In the production of Margaret
Mitchell’s celebrated best-seller nov­
el of the Civil War South, Gable
was required to enact for close-ups
many intimate accomplishments of
a dashing young blood of the ’60’s.
Gable had to learn to dance the
Virginia reel smoothly. A related
accomplishment was learning to
walk gracefully in trousers that had
a strap under the shoe sole, and
not so related was the knack of
tying Scarlett O’Hara’s bonnet
string.
The actor customarily smokes
cigarettes, but he had to change
over to stogies. An expert automo­
bile driver, he had to take lessons
at the reins of a pair of carriage
AUCTION SALE
On Saturday, May 24, I will sell at public auction
at Timber, Oregon, the following described Real
Estate and Personal Property. Sale to start jit
10 o’clock.
FREE LUNCH ALL DAY
Two Modern Houses, One-room cabin, three gar­
ages and two acres of land, with mountain spring
water and 1500 gal. reservoir.
This property will be open to inspection at any
time before date of sale. Inquire at B. T. Hart
home across from highway from roundhouse at
Timber. If unable to attend sale, sealed bids may
be placed with owner or clerk to be opened at
start of sale.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. GARDEN TOOLS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
B. T. HART, Owner
J. W. HUGHES, Auctioneer
A. H. ABTS, Clerk
Commercial National Ban’:
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JOY THEATRE
Thursday and Friday, May 21 and 22
TOBACCO ROAD
Charley Grapewin
Marjorie Rambeau
Cartoon
Musical Featurette
MEET ‘JENNIE’
A COURAGEOUS WIFE—
Smiling, dimpled dynamite—that’s
“Jennie”, the pretty young wife
who fights in a woman’s way to
hold the man she loves in the film
of that name. Lovely Virginia Gil­
more, one of the “finds” of the
year, portrays the wife who tame?
a family tyrant and brings joy and
adventure into eight empty lives
in the 20th Century-Fox film.
ALL THE LEADING
LADIES WANT HIM!—
Robert Young, who plays the
dramatic lawyer-sweetheart of Lor­
aine Day in “The Trial of Mary
Dugan,” has the record of having
appeared with more leading ladies
than any other star in Hollywood.
During his career he has played
opposite most of the important
stars of the past decade, including
Helen Hayes. Luise Rained, Myrna
Loy, Joan Crawford, Ann Sothern,
Eleanor Powell, Maureen O’Sullivan
and Ruth Hussey.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds and
family visited with the latter’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker
and daughters, Ruby, and Mildred,
motored to Hillsboro on business
Friday.
Mrs. Nell Thacker and daughter,
Betty, Mrs. Hazel Hoffman and
Mrs. Malissa Hult motored to Port­
land Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Barrett
and daughters spent the week-end
with relatives in Portland.
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Clark Gable — Vivien Leigh — Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
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General Adm: Men, Women & Children 55c Each
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invited to present this coupon at boa office any time before
Saturday evening. May 24, for complimentary admissions.
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Mrs. Sylvia Fatconer entertained
the Quilting Club last Thursday.
£
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Starts at 2:30 P. M. Sharp
Adults, 40c — Children, 25c
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Club Entertained
TREHARNE—(Special)—A birth­
day party was given in honor of
Mrs. Ida Reynolds last Wednesday
'/hen a group of ladies surprised
her. The ladies brought pot-luck
dinner which was served at noon.
Those present were Mesdames Auda
Rawlett, Floy Davenport, Clara
Reynolds, Pauline Tisdale, Florence
Nelson, Florence Reynods, Bertha
McChristian, Anne Eubanks, Grace
Glenn, Ida Reynolds and the Misses
Goldia Reynolds and Thelma Rey.
nolds. Mrs. Reynolds received many
lovely gifts.
A number of friends from Tre­
harne surprised Mrs. Dave Reynolds
at Shields Camp Monday. Tb^ oc­
casion was her birthday. Those at­
tending were Clara Reynolds, Ida
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Reynolds, Floy Davenport and daug­
hter, Auda Rawlett and daughter,
Agnes Bascue, Florence Reynolds
and son, Pauline Tisdale, Goldie
Marie Reynolds, Gustave Reynolds,
Thelma Reynolds and the honored
guest, Mrs. Dave Reynolds. Pot-tuck
dinner was served at noon and she
received many lovely gifts.
Donald Meek, the amateur gard­
ener, found the hours he has spent
observing nature were of little help
when he began the task of learn­
ing to whistle like a canary, a
Sunday and Monday, May 25 and 26
THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN
Robert Young
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Laraine Day
Cartoon and News
ON FRIDAY ONLY — MATINEE
Treharne News
01 Week Told
DONALD MEEK:
BIRD CALLER—
Saturday, May 24
ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE
With Cesar Romero as the Cisco Kid
JENNIE
Virginia Gilmore and William Henry
Tuesday, May 27
THE WILD MAN OF BORNEO
Starring Frank Morgan
FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS
Weaver Brothers and Elviry
horses before he could handle them
expertly.
Starred with Gable in the picture
are Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard
and Olivia de Havilland.
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