Thursday, Jan. 22, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon LE L’S LE SOCIABLE Hany George Installed As Noble Grand Jan. 13— At the last regular meeting of Vernonia Lodge No. 246, I. O. O. F., on January 13, Harry George was installed as Noble Grand; Rob­ ert Slawson, Vice-Grand; Dwight Strong, secretary; Sam L. Hearing, treasurer; Robert Tunnell, waraen- James Cox, conductor; Dwayr.e Holmes, chaplain; Alton Roberson, Past Grand. Other officers installed for the ensuing year are: R. S. N. G„ R. L. Spencer; L. S. N. G„ Wal­ lace McCrae; R. 8. V. G„ Mike Wil­ lard; L. S. V. G., Paul Gordon; R. S. S., Jewell Lloyd; L. S. S„ A. P. Bayes; Inside Guardian, George Dou.hit; Outside Guardian, Harry Culbertson. Patriotic Colors Used for Decorations— Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, Jr., were chairmen of the committee for the third subscription dance of the Little Dance Club season Sat­ urday night. Serving with the com­ mittee heads were: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. VZilliam Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Low­ ell Hicber, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Harold How­ ard, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horn, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl King. The I. O. 0. F. hall, scene of the dance, was decorated in flags, streamers and bunting of red, white and blue. Jack Gigray and his or­ chestra of Portland provided the music. A number of guests were invited for the evening. Keasey Unit Meets Ian. 4 ¥ Pretty Prints $4.95 Wear now . . . and gaily into spring! “Pretty” prints to make you look even prettier! Florals, novelties, tiny prints, some lingerie trimmed, all hit styles at one low price! Peggy's Apparel Shop KEASEY—Mr. and Mrs. Cass Bergerson and daughter spent Sun­ day at the Victor Bergerson home. The Keasey Extension Unit met at Hilda Keasey’s January 14. There were 12 ladies present to hear about weight control. The Bruce McDonald house burn­ ed down Thursday evening. Almost everything in it was lost. They are going to live in the Rock Creek school house. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lindsley spent Saturday night at the W. J. Lind­ sley home. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamping made a trip to Portland Tuesday. The W. J. Lindsley family visi­ ted at the Sam Smith home at Tre- hrrne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. DeVaney, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Westerberg and Mr. and Mrs. Perrv Browning were visitors at the J. O. DeVaney home Sunday. Mrs. Roger's Ill With Flu CAMP McGREGOR— Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and daughter went to Hillsboro Sunday to see Mr. Taylor’s sister, Mrs. E. S. Wool­ dridge, who is in the Hillsboro hos­ pital. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ainswort,. Donald became the parents r- a baby girl on January 11. Walter and Clarence Bradford are staying with Mr. and Mrs. 'Vern Ego. A luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Ernie Bemis recently. There were nine ladies present. Mrs. Jessie Rogers is ill with the P.TJL Treasurer Is Elected Baby Born in Hillsboro Thurs Pocket Saving's by Buying at King’s King’s Grocery and Market We have a YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE JOY THEATRE Thursday and Friday, January 22 and 23 ICE-CÁPADES Jerry Colonna James Ellison Vera Vague Dorothy Lewis MODEL WIFE Joan Biondell Dick Powell Saturday, January 24 RAIDERS OF THE DESERT Richard Arlen Andy Devine SAN ANTONIO ROSE Jane Frazee, Robert Paige, Lon Chaney, Jr. Cartoon Sunday and Monday, January 25 and 26 INTERNATIONAL LADY George Brent, Ilona Massey, Basil Rathbone Comedy News Tuesday, January 27 THIS WOMAN IS MINE Franchot Tone Carol Bruce Musical Comedy Cartoon Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, January 28, 29, 30 ALL-AMERICAN COED Frances Langford Johnny Downs fair stock of Sunset Loggers Return to Work high powered SUNSET—Sunset loggers return­ ed to work Monday after a shut­ down of nearly two weeks due to the freezing and icy weather. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fluke, Sr., are spending a few days at the home of their daughter, Mrs. _Mike Harris, of West Slope. Mr. Fluke expects to be called soon for ship yard work and they will move to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rebitzke visi- ted at the William ______ ______ Mizner ____ home ___ at Buxton Saturday enroute home from Hillsboro. Mrs. Fred Davis has been spend­ ing the past week at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred Wietz, of Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Art Young and daughter visited with their daugh- ter and son-in-law. Mr. and ___ ____ Mrs. Irvin Schlichting, of Sherwood, Sat­ urday. Five truckloads of cavalry sol­ diers were target practicing on the hills near Sunset Camp last week. repeating rifles In .22 High Power, .25-35, .30-30, .32 Special, .300 Savage, .35 Remington Automatic and .300 and .375 Magnum. Our ammunition stock IS GOOD, with an extra heavy stock of .22 calibre shells. Get your guns and ammunition NOW—and play safe. Try our lay-away plan. l P Jb A $5.00 deposit will hold your gun for you. Complete Stock of Holsters, Drive Safely and Scabbards and Gun Cases Get Complete Service Here! If we can’t give your car the service or repairs it needs, nobody can! Every time you drive in, we send you cn your way with a clear windshield! George G. Paterson Everything for the Home on EZ Terms at Portland Prices. — We Carry Our Own Contracts. Heath’s Service 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 Sn\all or Too Large. We Deliver FREE Up to 150 Miles. Phone 802, Vertionia, Oregon HOLD THAT GHOST Abbott and Costello Andrews Sisters COMING—Charley’s Aunt — New Wine — It Started with Eve — Cockeyed Sailors — Tanks A Million 3 flu this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterson and CARD OF THANKS 1,200 ALUMINUM PARTS Chris Norgard accompanied by sons spent Saturday at the ranch A single wing section of a bomb­ his daughter. Marguerite, went to We wish to express our deepest Portland last Wednesday to see near Tigard sacking onions. ing plane contains 1,200 aluminum Mr. and Mrs. Art Young were appreciation for the many kind­ parts, not counting some 20,000 the doctor. pleasantly surprised by a visit from nesses and floral offerings at the rivets and washers. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mattieson of time of our recent bereavement. Filer, Idaho. They spent from Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New Guaranteed day until Tuesday evening. Mr. and family Mattieson and Mrs. Young are Watch Repairing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall brother and sister. W. T. JACOBS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aldrich, Jr. 1162 State Street Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vacca spent Mr. and Mrs. Malden New Vernonia TIMBER— Our teachers, Miss Thursday visiting with Mrs. Vacca’s Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thacker Marcella Macy, Mrs. Lance Brown brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and und Albert Yoder attended a meet­ Mrs. Lloyd Fast, of Buxton, They ing at West Union last Wednesday also visited other friends. night. Keith Wilcox of Hillsboro Fred Davis returned home from gave a talk on “Safety in Case of Astoria where he has been attend­ Invasion” and Mrs. Isabel Warren ing a government school of weld gave a talk on “What We Can Do ing. He finished his course and will for Red Cross.” try to find work in the ship yards. Regular meeting of the P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arneson was held in the school library last spent several days in Portland visit­ Wednesday with fourteen ladies ing friends and relatives. Mrs. Arne­ and Mr. Yoder, principal of the son and son, Raymond, remained a were few more days with her mother, school, j present. Discussions ’ held on what we can do for the Mrs. W. C. Smith,’ of Portland. Red Cross, and a new treasurer Mr. and Mrs. William Mizner of was elected. Because of sickness Buxton were visitors at the A. C. Mrs. Don Noland could not serve Rebitzke home Wednesday. and Mrs. Preston Bonell was elected to take her place as treasurer. Chicken pox is again making its rounds. Kay Pillow and Janice and Frank Gill have it at this writing. Arliss West and Cdcelia Marquez gave a tap dance number on the program at the Eagles Lodge last Friday night. Miss Ruth Byers ac­ STONEY POINT—Mr. and Mrs. companied them at the piano. Those Michener Thursday took their attending from here were: Mr. and Otto Mrs. Alford Doree, Mrs. Ed West, daughter, Mrs. E. S. Wooldridge, to Smith’s hospital in Hillsboro Ava, Agnetta and Arliss West, Ruth were a daughter was born to Mrs. Byers and Cecelia Marquez. A pot­ luck supper was enjoyed by a large Wooldridge. Robert Hatt reports H. Edwards gioup of. people. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reveal and getting along nicely after his oper­ ation performed a few days ago in Victor returned to their home here Monday from Salem where Mr. Re­ the Portland General' hospital. The Fred Dusek family were veal has had employment the past Buxton visitors Sunday. three weeks. Stoney Point youngsters ill at Miss Pauline Kubler of Portland Elsie and Cal Madsen of Sacramento, their homes this week are " Lynn Michener, Leonard California, spent Saturday night Calhoon, Driscoll and Otto Browning. and Sundav at the Ed Kubler home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hillsberry Mrs. Phillip Castle and two little daughters. Linda and LaVelle, were motored to Forest Grove Wednes­ guests of Mrs. Castle’s parents. Mr. day. Glen Bodell and sons and Sylvia and Mrs. Henry Busch, at Watts from Wednesday until Fridav. While Brady were Portland visitors Satur­ there Mrs. Castle attended the day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tavlor and Groveland chib on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Elliott moved daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Otu> Michener and son, Homer, motor­ ♦heir household goods to Oakridge Saturd-v where Mr. Elliott has a ed to Hillsboro Sunday evening to visit Mrs. E. S. Wooldridge. The dav light hostelling job. arty then motored on to Portland Better late than never Illness Reported where Homer joined other boys to A. JANUARY Mrs. Percy McCampbell has been return to their station. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell spent very ill at her home here. 22—S. Carolina rejects worn- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffart «nd the week-end at Banks with Mr. an suffrage amendment, You’ll find that you save family of Portland were Sunday Howell’s parents. 1922 Sylvia Bray and Juanita Parker visitors of Mrs. Hoffart’s brothers 23 —Plymouth colony, Massa- money on your food bud- and their families, the Frank and were Seaside visitors Sunday. *2^* W chusetts, is qranted pat- Sunday callers at the Perry Johnnie Schafers. ent by England, 1630. Browning home were D. R. De­ get by purchasing foods Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garcia and Vaney of Keasey and Mike Greener 24— De Valera re-elected 'three children of Cochran were and his cousin, H. Greener. Mike president of Irish Free y State, 1933 bearing the well known 0