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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1941)
Thursday, Dec. 18, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon LET’S BE SOCIABLE Millicent Olin Weds Saturday— Club Shows Active Interest in Defense— Mis» Millicent Olin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin ot this city, became the bride of William II. Manning at 7 p. m. Saturday, December 13, at the Trinity chapel in Portland. Reverend Kempton officiated. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gold-beige aiter- noon dress with brown accessorfes. Her corsage was an orchid. Mrs. Elwin Emmel of Portland was the attendant. Her afternoon oress was blue; she wore a garuc-nia corsage. Best man was brother of the groom, Phillip Manning, of Tacoma. A reception and dinner was held at the Heathman hotel, following the ceremony at which only rela tives and very close friends were present. White crysanthemums, calla lilies and candles were the table decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Manning are at home in Portland. The annual Christmas party of the Vernonia Business Women was held Tuesday night, December 18, at the home of Mrs. Walter Mat hews. During the lengthy business meeting the club members agreed to do their part toward national de fense. Those who had not yet sign ed for volunteer civil defense work signified their intentions to do so soon. The suggestion was made and agreed upon that the members will assist in Red Cross sewing and knitting if given the opportunity. The plaque to be given this year to the business firm exhibiting the most attractive window for Christ mas will be displayed at Kullander’s Jewelry store, it was announced. A doubt that many Vernonia mer chants are entering the contest was expressed. The reason given was that the blackout possibilities and the war dampened the enthusiasm expressed earlier. The business wo men were urged to encourage the Grange Members business houses to foster the spirit Enjoy Party— The Vernonia Grange met Sat of good will, particularly now, by urday evening, December 13th for making their windows significant of f. business meeting and Christmas the Christmas theme. party. The party was held after the regular business meeting and Culbertsons Head gifts were exchanged and candy Dance Committee— Contenders of the slogan that in was given out. spite of threat of danger, one must have fun to keep up his spirits, the Little Dance club members will hold STANDARD OIL their second dance of the current PRODUCTS season this coming Saturday night, December 20, at the I. O. 0. F. Batteries, Tire hall. Jack Gigray and his five piece Repairing orchestra of Portland will play for Welding, Repairing the dance which will' begin at 10:00 p. m. unless an emergency arises. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson ROSE AVENUE rre chairmen of the affair to which GARAGE members are reminded to ask 717 Rose Ave. friends as guests for the evening of dancing. ASK FOR PRIVATE STOCK STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY Quart Pint $2.10 $1.10 JAS BARCLAY & CO., LIMITED, DETROIT, MICH.; PEORIA, ILL. V 7 JOY THEATRE Thursday and Friday, December 18, 19 WHISTLING IN THE DARK Red Skelton, Conrad Veidt, Ann Rutherford REPENT AT LEISURE Kent Taylor Wendy Barrie Saturday, December 20 TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES Franchot Tone, Warren William, Andy Devine Mischa Auer A VERY YOUNG LADY Jane Withers, Nancy Kelly, John Sutton Sunday and Monday, December 21 and 22 SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN William Powell Cartoon Tuesday, December 23 MELODY FOR THREE Jean Hersholt Myrna Loy News • Fay Wray THE SAINT’S VACATION Hugh Sinclair * Sally Gray at Christian At The Churches . . Evangelical Church— Sunday school convenes at 10 a. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall under the direction of Charles Ratkie, superintendent. Good Citizenship Is Club Topic MEAT £ POULTRY King’s Grocery and Market Portland James, Gene and Elsie Calhoun and Ruby and Beulah O’Connor motored to Portland Saturday where the party went skating. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger visited Sunday with the Alfred Bays. Gerald and Geraldine Dusek are tack in school after a week’s ab sence due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell, Mrs. Mulkins and June Mulkins were in Forest Grove Satuday. Melvin Baker and L. C. Boeck made business trips into Portland both Saturday and Monday. Vernonia People Visit in Sunset SUNSET—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and daughter of Vernonia were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis. Jack Whitehead o' Nehalem also visited his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Sunday. Sunday visitors at the Ed Peter son home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brandet and two children, Edwin and LaVerne, and Florence Frieze of Tigard. Mrs. Brandel is a sister <f Mrs. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ameson and son, Raymond, were week-ern. guests of Mrs. Arneson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith of Port land. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rebitzke visited with Mrs. Rebitzke’s mother, Mrs. Anna Godfred, of Hillsboro Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher visited the latter’s aunt, Mrs. O. H. Sto- well. Saturday afternoon at Bux- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fast and family of Buxton were guests of the former’s sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vacca, Sun day. . •A o jambóme ¿je/ttfetnen H ASSOCKS-in assortment of beau tiful colors. ONLY $2.95 and up Foot Stools — Table Lamps — Blan kets — Dishes — Mixing Bowls — Chests — End Tables — Scarfs — Bed Lamps — Heating Pads — Mir rors — Vases — Water Sets Bath Scales Kitchen Stools — Tea Pots — Py rex — Smokers — Sweepers — Electric Clocks Rugs Electric Hot Plates — Coffee Makers —•— Ranges — Washers — Refrigerators — Heaters — Vacuum Cleaner* — Radios — Batteries — Electric Roast ers — Waffle Irons — Mixers — Toasters Ricycles for Roys and Girls Velocipede* Rifles -- Holsters -- Scabbards Hunting Knives — Cartridge Belts Pocket Knives — Flash Slings - Lights - Electric Razors — Fishing Rods — Tackle Reels — Creels Eggs — Etc. Breakfast Sets in Both Wood and Steel — Bed Room Suites — Sealy Sofa Beds — Daven ports and Chairs — Occasional Chairs — Rockers — Auto Heaters — Trailer Hitches Cribs - Pillows 3 The Keasey Extension Unit met with Mrs. Alice Gwin in Vernonia Wednesday. The meeting subject was "Good Citizenship” and the meeting was led by Hilda Keasey and Eda Parker. Twenty members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stevenson. Mrs. Emma Clark and son, Mar ion, spent Tuesday with Mrs. H. E. Stevenson. John Counts who has been in the hospital in Portland, returned home Saturday. —Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister 9:45—Bible school where the word of God is taught. 11:00—Morning worship with a KEASEY—Mrs. Watson made a Christmas message and music. Bible trip to Mt. Hood Sunday. subject: “Gifts for the King.” 6:30—The regular E. L. C. E. - —r will be held, dismissing early for the following service. 7:30—The Christmas Cantata will be presented by the union cboir composed of the singers of the several churches of the town. The community is invited. Monday evening at 7:30 the an nual Christmas program of the Sun Attend Ba.ketry Meet day school will be presented. Mrs. Perry Mellinger and Mrs. Christmas Eve prayer meeting Oliver Mellinger attended a bas on Wednesday evening at 7:30. ketry meeting at the home of Mrs. The public is invited to all the W. Nissen last Thursday. services of the church. Harry Kersting Monday motored If you are having roast chicken for your Christmas dinner here to Boring where his parents live. Assembly of God Church is a suggested method of preparing it---- The Glen Bodell family motored —Rev. John W. Hodges, Pastor to Forest Grove Saturday. Sunday services: ROAST CHICKEN Sunday visitors at the Perry 9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct Clean chicken, washing in warm water in which 1 teaspoon of Mellinger home were Mrs. Lattimer ed by Alban Colsen, superintendent. soda has been dissolved. Stuff with the following dressing end Mrs. W. Heath. 11:00 A. M.—Morning worship. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McConnell 6:45 P. M.—Christ Ambassador’s STUFFING FOR CHICKEN and children were Sunday callers services. 2 tsp. sage 3 cups stale bread at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wednesday night, 7:45—Bible crumbs j slightly beaten Kersting. study and prayer meeting. Mrs. Glen Bodell and Sylvia Thursday, 2:00 P. M.—Ladies 2 tbsp, poultry season Brady were in Forest Grove Fri missionary and prayer band. ing 2 tsp. curry powder Friday, 7:45—Christ Ambassadors. day. tsp. celery salt salt and pepper 1 Returns to School We invite everyone to be in our Moisten bread crumbs with water until damp. Stir in beaten Miss June Mulkins returned to services. egg, poultry seasoning, sage, celery salt. Salt and pepper to taste. Sew openings in fowl. Place in a covered roaster and school this past Monday after re roast in a moderate oven until tender. The giblets should be covering from a severe attack of Christian Church cooked in a separate pan, chopped and added with the liquor —The Livingstones. Minister» flu. . in which they were cooked to the drippings in the roasting pan 9:45—Bible school, M. L. Her Mr. and Mrs. Noe) Wood were in to make gravy. rin superintendent. Portland Saturday. 11:00—Communion service. Homer Michener joined the navy 11:30—Morning sermon, subject, this past week. He left for San “The Birthday of Birthdays”. Diego for training. 6:30—The Christian Endeavor Ross Wilkins and June Wood meetings. “Where Your Money Buys More” were in Portland Saturddy. 7 ;30—The Tri-Church Cantata at Margaret Michener and Linn Phone 91 At the Mile Bridge, Riverview Michener spent the week-end in the Evangelical church; no evening Portland with their sister, Mrs. E. Woolbridge. * * Ernie Shaffer motored to Sea- rde Monday on business. Have Skating Party YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE service of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints— Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Michener motored to Portland Sat urday. They visited with Mrs. E. Woolbridge while there. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Michiner were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hickox and family of Portland, Mrs. J. Worth of Forest Grove, Lewis Chum and a friend from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White mo tored Sunday afternoon to Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis were Saturday visitors in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts and Mrs. Kenneth White were in Port land Monday. ¿fiarc/ay'i ■ : STONEY POINT—Mr. and Mrs. Kaipn Rasmussen and Mrs. Ina Scott were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger were Sunday visitors at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hillsberry and family were Saturday visitors at the Clarence Reed home. Frank Reed of Cascade Locks was a Tuesday evening visitor at the Perry Browning home. Mrs. Perry Mellinger and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger attended the Ex tension meeting Wednesday held at the home of Mrs. Alice Gwin. Mr. anl' Mrs. C. A. McDonald motored to Portland Thursday, re turning to their home Friday. In r. 1: i' Micheners Have Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher were preaching dinner guest» Sunday of the for church. mer’s sister and family, Mr. and Church Mrs. Dick Watson, of Buxton. Springs Mattresses - Coleman Hot Plates — Lamps and Lanterns Radios -■ Tubes Batteries — Aerials — Eloise Filter* Paints Varnishes — Kalsomine — Wall Paper — Glue — Paste — Etc. Geo. G. Paterson Gifts for Every Member of the Family on EZ Terms at Portland Prices. We Carry Our Own Contract*. NO FINANCE COMPANY — NO RED TAPE — EASIEST TERMS If we haven’t got what you want we can get it if it’s obtainable. No Order Too Small or Too Large. We Deliver FREE Up to 150 Mile* PHONE 802 — VERNONIA, ORE.
