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Thursday, March 5, 1942, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon 3 mond and Wanda Carrick were the little guests present. Mothers who assisted in enter taining and serving the refresh ments were: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Segar co-operatives and their influence and Mrs. Reynolds. Announcement Reveals Colored motion pictures of the on the “new China” which is ad TREHARNE—Mr. and Mrs. Alois Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley Good grass is the best way to Marriage in January— group were taken. Sauer entertained with a dinner and three children and Mr. and obtain the increased production of Announcement of the marriage vancing steadily in spite of adverse party in honor of Mrs. Garland Mrs. Sam Smith and son made a milk, meat and wool needed in the on January 29 of Dan Olin, son of conditions. At the next meeting when Mrs. Dance Club Slates Segar’s birthday Sunday. Those trip to Gales Creek Sunday even- Food for Victory Program. New Mr. and Mis. F. R. Olin, to Miss Affair for March 21 — J. W. Nichols reviews "Behind God ’ s provisions of the AAA office has present were the honored guest, ing. Beth Billings, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield are Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins, Mr. Segar Mrs. N. J. Billings of Salem, was Back” by Negley Farson, Mrs. Phil The 4-H Sewing Club met at announced. in charge of the last of the season’s and children, Ervin Mullins and A new range management prac made this week. The ceremony was Tayior will entertain. African so- dances of the Little Dance Club, Mr. and Mrs. Sauer and children. Mrs. Luther’s home Saturday. tice in the 1942 AAA program af oial customs will be given for roll performed at Stevenson, Washing Ralph DeVaney, who has been which will be held on March 21. fords range operators assistance in Mary Falconer, who has been call. ton. Jimmy Forsythe and his band from very sick with pneumonia, is re in Alaska, returned home Satur seeding, applying fertilizers, re day. He is employed in the ship Forest Grove will play. Members ported some better. moving brush,, building fences, con Silver Tea Plans Ethlyn Gillard Weds yards in Portland now. ere reminded to bring guests for structing fire guards and stock Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Sauers and Made at Tuesday Meet— the spring dance. Seattle Man Thursday— Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Westerberg trails, providing water facilities and family of Rainier spent Saturday spent the week-end Mrs. Walter Ollinger with Mrs. Miss Ethlyn Gillard and Clarence at the J. O. otherwise improving ranges and pas with Mrs. Sauer’s parents, Mr. and DeVaney home. Ophrim were wed Thursday night, Lex Taylor assisting as hostess met tures. Mrs. Harry Hodgson. February 26, at the First Friends’ the Debor. h Missionary circle of the Lodges Plan Basket Mr and Mrs. O. B. Mellinger Ranchers of Columbia county Betty Thacker spent the week had friends from California visit church in Portland. The bride for Evangelical church Tuesday after Social Saturday— having 200 or more acres of range end with her parents, Mr. and Mi ’ s. merly was employed in the Oregon- noon. Three guests,, Mrs. S. V. Mal- A basket social for Rebekahs and ing them the past week. land may obtain further information American lumber corporation office; msten, Mrs. II. R. Scheucrman and their husbands, and Odd Fellows Hulan Thacker. Mr. and Mrs. Krieger and three Mrs. Lois Heikkila of Portland children visited at the Lindsley 011 the 1942 range improvement the groom, a Seattle mm, is con Mrs. J. W. Nichols, were also pres and their wives, will be held in the piogram by calling at the county nected with the Pennsylvania R.n:l- ent with the club members. L. O. O. F. hull, Saturday night, returned home Sunday after spend home Friday evening. AAA office. Those planning to take Additional plans for the annual March 7. Lots of fun and a variety ing two weeks with her mother road. The couple left following the Mrs. Bruce McDonald and daugh part in the program should act wedding for San Francisco for a silver tea to be held on Tuesday, of entertainment is promised all Mrs. Harry Hodgson. ter, Elsie, visited Mrs. Herb Counts very soon, however, so that a man Mr. and Mrs. George Huit spent .one day last week. March 17, were formulated. A St. those who attend. The ladies are short trip. agement plan can be prepared for the week-end at Estacada with Patrick’s day tea is given each year reminded to bring attractive baskets Mr. Joe DeVaney of San Fran each ranching unit before the start Mrs. Hult’s parents. Book on China Reviewed by the group at the home of Mrs. filled with good things to eat. cisco, California, is visiting his of the pasture season. Ray Thacker and Frank Schc.r- uncle, J. 0. DeVaney, and family. At Club Meet Thursday— Judd Greenman. back motored to Portland on busi The next meeting of the circle, Mrs. Paul Gordon was hostess last Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Counts ness Saturday. Thursday for the meeting of the the first Tuesday in April, will be and Mrs. Felix Wiederker visited Mr. and Mrs. Eberly and Mr. at the Herb Counts home Sunday. Vernonia Study club. New words held at the home of Mrs. Ernest PIES and Mrs. Dike of Banks were Sat were heard for the roll call'. “Battle East. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Counts and urday evening callers at the H. E. for Asia” by Edgar Snow was re Mrs. Bruce McDonald attended a We make our own Master Johnson Celebrates Schram home. viewed by Mrs. Marvin Kamhole. dance at the Pleasant Hill Grange and they’re good be; The Mist Helping Circle met Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgson Saturday night. A vivid and authentic picture of Fourth Birthday Monday— Larry Rey Johnson celebrated last Thursday at the home of Mrs. were business visitors in Wauna China in its struggle against the cause many people tell quasi-feudai system and against the his fourth birthday with a party Siegenthaier with Mrs. G. Galeton Monday. ENGINEERING MATERIAL us so. Try a slice your Mabie Sarver of Estacada is Japanese invaders are given the held at his home on March 2. Mar as hostess. About half the mem Timber has rapidly advanced from spending some time visiting her self by eating at the readers of this timely, straight-for jorie Reynolds, Patricia and David a carpentry material to an engineer bership was present owing to sick sister, Mrs. George Huit. ward book. Snow particularly re Stgar, Dolores, Duncan and Marion ing material of first importance veals the growth of the industrial Smith, Nancy Seifert, Arlene Ray- ness, etc. A delicious dinner was since the introduction of “timber served at noon, followed by a connectors” from Europe in 1933. short business meeting. We will meet the fourth Thursday in March with Mrs. George Jones. Claude Johnson was a Mist vis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lund went In the grade school building beginning Sunday itor Tuesday. to Portland Sat. night, March 8 at 7:30 and continuing each Miss Marjorie Matthews and her Mr. and Mrs. Chris Norgard went brother were Portland visitors <>■>. to Portland last Thurs. evening. night except Saturday for at least two weeks. day last week. They went in with Mrs. Norgard and children returned We invite you one and all to attend these William Bridgers. home Sat. afternoon. special meetings. They are interdenominational. Sonny Wikstrom is spending a Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ego had as DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF HEAR A genuine, big, roomy, combination bed and box week in Oakland, Calitornia. their dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. ING THE WORD OF GOD PREACHED BY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roper spent Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, and spring and mattress—in both Twin and Full size Tuesday in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Meadows and Will'o- EVANGELIST G. P. ASBURY OF SPOKANE, Mrs. F. Siegenthaier spent a deen and Mr. Bradford and sens WASHINGTON couple of days last week in Port and Donna Glenn. This was his Pastor E. E. Bramblet land. b’rthday and their wedding anniver Bernard Dowling was a Portlaiiu sary. Terms $5.00 down and $5.00 per month visitor Sunday. Mrs. Rogers accompanied Mr. and The C. O. Hayden family visited Mrs. John Read to Seaside Satur in Willamina Sunday. day. Big shipment of the famous beautiful Scaly 'We are glad to hear that Ain Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor went Wallace is somewhat better. The to Vernonia and his mother and Wallaces are living in Seaside. father accompanied them to Fort C»rl Ray spent the week-end in Lewis, Washington where they vis Portland. ited Ell’s Wooldridge and Elmer In Assorted Colors Mrs. Mary Garlock has been Michener. Heath has what you need to catch them!------ caring for the children of Mr. Big- Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn went to Steel Leader and Spreaders—Very gcod Assort 1'ow near Clatskanie. Glenwood Sunday. Our community extends its sin Mr. and Mrs. M. E Lund went ment of Spinners—-Rods—Line— Hooks— Star cere sympathy to Miss Olga Holm to Glenwood last week-end Drag Reels. ONLY $10.00 down and $2.00 per week strom on the passing of her moth Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peterson vis er last week at the family residence. ited in Clatskanie over the week Although Mrs. Holmstrom had been end. Big, Beautiful All-Enameled Genuine in failing health for the past few years, it was with surprise the BOMBERS USE WOOD community learned of her death Wellington Bomber planes use Phone X57 Riverview Wednesday. We lose in her an old Douglas fir and Sitka spruce. pioneer, a good neighbor. A nod or a wave of the hand greeted those who knew her. The funeral services were held YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE the little church here. ONLY while they last She is gone and we shall miss her, in Birthday Honored By Sunday Dinner Is Ended LEf’S BE SOCIABLE Good Grass Is Requisite Helping Circle Meeting Held Week-End Visits, Events Mentioned REVIVAL MEETINGS AT I JEWELL. 4DREGRN Terminal Cafe Special While still obtainable Only $39.50 Salmon Fishing Has Started— Sleep Ensemble Only $69.95 while they last Heath’s Service Station JOY THEATRE Thursday, Friday, March 5, 6 UNFINISHED BUSINESS Irene Dunn Comedy Robert Montgomery Cartoon Saturday, March 7 THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF Kay Francis Brian Ahern GREAT GUNS Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy Comedy Sunday, Monday, March 8 and 9 WEEK-END IN HAVANA—In Technicolor Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, John Payne Cesar Romero Cartoon Comedy News Tuesday, March 10 SING ANOTHER CHORUS Jane Frazee, Johnny Downs, Mischa Auer MOB TOWN Little Tough Guys Dead End Kids Anne Gwynne Dick Foran Wednesday,Thursday, Friday, March 11,12,13 APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE Charles Boyer Margaret Sullivan Comedy Sport Reel COMING—Here Comci Mrs. Jordan—Keep * ’Em Flying—Our Wife—Burma Convoy— Smiling Through X4 WìNES ARE Although we can not wish her back again, For she suffered long and pa tiently Upon her bed of pain. But we shall miss her And the clasp of her friendly hand. She has gone to join her maker In that bright and happy land. EASY TO REMEMBER Wines group naturally with their complemen tary foods . . . because wine and food are the ideal companions. APPETIZER WINES, NOTICE The County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, has appointed me administrator of the estate of Matt M. Johnson, also known as M. M. Johnson, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are required to present them, with pro per vouchers, to me at the office of Neal W. Bush, Joy Theatre Build ing. Vernonia. Oregon, within six months from March Sth, 1942. ( S for before meals, have the keener flavors such °» California sherries orOregon apple wines. TABLE or DINNER WINES classify themselves naturally — red wines for red meats, white wines for white meats or fish. DESSERT or REFRESHMENT WINES ore sweeter, heavier« bodied preferablyserved chilled with fruits, nuts, cheese or cakes. SPARKLING WINES are the effervescent, particular "party" wines such as champagnes and sparkling burgundies. Gene Shipman Administrator. Neal W. Bush Attorney for Administrator. Publish March 5, 12, 19, 26 and April 2. Dutch Oven Wood Ranges $119.95 20 Per cent down—Balance in one year Wo still have a fair stock of High Powered Rifle and Pistol Shells Get yours NOW while present stock last» Large stock of Holsters—Cartridge Belts—Scab bards—Flashlights etc. Police and guard equipment—Police Badgei Billies—Whistles—Cartridge Carriers etc. GOOD USED 25/20 Winchester 92 Rifle, new barrel, A-l condition $28 GOOD USED 25/20 Winchester 92 Rifle $2650 PURSON-4” MfTLAN*. OlEfiRN One Model 95 Winchester in 40/72 calibre as i—only $15 George G. Paterson Everything for the Home on EZ Terms at Portland Prices. — We Carry Our Own Contracts. 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 Tob Small or Too Large. We Deliver FREE Up to 150 Miles. Phone 802, Vernonia, Oregon
