LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Bonnie Amer, Joe McNutt
Married at Seattle—
pharmacy in the Bremerton Navy
hospital. He was allowed his choice
Mrs. C. A. Stone announces the after ranking high in examinations
marriage of her daughter, Miss Bon­ which followed his pharmacy study.
nie Arner, to Joseph McNutt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. McNutt.
The double-ring ceremony was
read by Reverend Harvey R. Scheu-
erman of «Vernonia at the Capitol
Hill Methodist church in Seattle,
Washington, Monday evening at
9 o'clock.
The bride wore a beige wool
suit with matching accessories and
a corsage of white. The groom wore
the regulation Navy uniform.
Rosmond Ross, a cousin of the
grcom was the bride’s only attend-
rnt. Delos McNutt, another cousin
of the groom, acted as best man.
Preceding the ceremony, Mildred
Hiwken sang “Because” with Flor­
ence Ba'ch at the piano. To the
music
of
Lohengrin’s
wedding
march the couple proceeded to the
altar arm in arfti.
arili.
The parents of both bride and
groom were present. Other guests
were : Gwendolyn Sheperd. Rosmond
P oeo, Eugene McNutt, Mrs. L. J.
M/-Nutt. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Haw-
ken, Florence Balch and Sharon
Marie Stone.
Mrs. McNutt, who is an em ployee
of th» Oregon American Lumber
Corporation is spending her var--
tion in Breme-ton to be near her
t'”'hand during his stay there. Mr.
McNutt is serving in the hnsnital
c<»rn« of the U. S. Navy for an in­
definite time. He is practicing
And I wish for them all happiness
In their journey down life's way.
May God’s blessing shine upon tneni
To their golden wedding day.
Mother
Party In Idaho
For Internment
Friendship Club
Looks at Treasures—
Mrs. Eva Woods entertained the
Mrs. C. A. Stone composed the
following poem in honor of her Friendship Club Thursday at her
daughter, Bonnie, following her home. Attending were Mesdames:
Seehafer, Wilkerson, Grume, Condit.
wedding.
Graves, Bassett and Chalmers. Guest
To Bonnie
for the day was Mrs. Walter Mat­
Way back in old Iowa,
Where the winds blow cold and wild, hews. A deliicious luncheon was ser­
In a home that longed for children ved at noon. The afternoon was
spent looking at a Chest of Treas­
There came a little child.
ure sent from all the different plac­
To say she iillled this home with es the hostess’ son has visited in
sunshine, ~
his service to the U. S.
And love and laughter, too,
Is telling the story mildly
Twenty Rebekahs
For she fi led our hearts with joy as Attend Convention—
nothing else could do.
Twenty members of the Vernonia
Rebekah Lorge attended the dist­
She grew in size and stature
rict convention on June 18 at West­
As children always do;
port. Among the other towns repre­
She was her mother's sunshine;
sented were Portland, Astoria, Clats­
Her daddy loved her, too.
kanie, and Rainier. To the meeting
Then came the days of childhood. was paid an official visit by Made-
Then school days one by one,
lene Rossner, president of the Re­
The days have passed so quickly
bekah Assembly of Oregon.
That even high school’s done.
The morning session was occupied
Then came the days of sweet young with business meetings. After lunch,
from 2:00 to 5:30, election of of­
romance,
ficers, more business, and a mus­
The days of sweet young love
Wi en the world is bright and happy ical program were in order. One
hundred ••■•’’■e present that evening
Ar! Heaven shines above.
pt a *" |t 't at the Westport Hotel.
And now she her troth has plighted Foll.-u.og the banquet was the ex­
To “Joe” with heart as good as
emplification of the Rebekah De-
gold,
gree. Refreshments at midnight clos-
And I know he’ll lways love her, ed the convention.
Even when she’s gray and old.
Two Women Honored
On Birthdays—
Dry Cleaning Prices Reduced
Overcoats
Pants .................. 50c
Suits ......
Dresses ............ $1.00
Sweaters ........................ 50c
$1.00
$1.00
Pick Up and Deliver Mondays and Thursdays
Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop
Oregon Laundry and Cleaners
We still have a few
Simmons, Biltwell
and Sealy Sofa Beds
in stock in a nice selection of colors. WHY NOT
GET YOURS NOW WHILE THEY ARE STILL
AVAILABLE?
A beautiful INDIAN BLANKET goes with each
sei sold.
See the fine
La Rose Inner Spring
Mattress, The Famous
Sealy luftless and
The Beautiful Sealy,
White Swan Mattresses
And Box Springs
NOW ON DISPLAY
Come in and look over-th is fine line of luxurious
mattresses: SLEEP WELL TO KEEP FIT!
A beautiful BED LAMP goes with each set sold
while they last
‘ Fine Selection of Gifts
just arrived. Gome in and look them over
PYREX — WATER SETS — TOASTERS —
MIXERS — BOWL SETS — JUICERS —
HEATING PADS — ELECTRIC PLATES, etc.
ADM1RAL — ZENITH — R.C.A. TABLE MOD­
EL CONSOLE and PORTABLE RADIOS
E. Z. TERMS
George G. Paterson
Everything for the Home on EZ Terms at Port­
land Prices—We Carry Our Own Contracts.
NO FINANCE COMPANY
NO RED TAPE
Elasiest Terms.
If We Haven’t Got What You
Want We Can Get It If I t’s Obtainable.
No Order Too Small or Too Large.
We Deliver FREE Up to 150 Miles
Phone 802, Vernonia, Oregon
In honor of the birthdays of Mrs.
Eva Poynter and Rose Eaton, a
jolly crowd gathered at the home
of Jack McGown Saturday evening,
June 20. Attending were five Keas-
ey route dwellers, five Riverview
folk, and two Mist people. Two
Vernonia women and two Sherwood
couples sent gifts but were unable
to attend. A bountiful dinner was
served by the hostess, Mrs. Eaton,
and a very enjoyable time was
had by everyone until a very late
hour.
RIVERVIEW—Mr. and Mrs. Mel­
vin Baker were visiting Mrs. John
Baker from Sand Lake.
Mrs. Tom Crawford’s mother mo­
tored to Vancouver to stay until
the first of July.
Miss Dorothee Millis was home
over the week-end Trom Portland
where she is working.
Phillip Millis, Jr., motored to
Vancouver Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seehafer
motored to Timber Sunday.
Mrs. Nick Glenn and Mrs. Art
Campbell are staying at Mrs. Polly
Lynch’s while she is away.
Mrs. Lynch is away for the in­
terment of Mr. Lynch at St. An­
thony, Idaho, his former home. Ac­
Mrs.
companied by her mother,
George Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nitka and Mr. and Mrs. Mayo, also
an aunt and uncle from Idaho, tho
group left Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Mitcham and
family from Battle Ground, Wash­
ington, and the Claude E. Gibsons
spent Sunday having a steak fry on
the bank of the Nehalem river.
Mrs. Tom Crawford motored to
Salem Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ralph Mahar returned here
from
Nebraska
after
a . visit
of four weeks. She was accompanied
by her brother-in-law, Bob Merck-
ling, nephew Bobbie
and
niece
Corrie Cordcn from Oklahoma and
Nebraska.
Visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Mahar, is Mrs. Jer­
ry Ball. The group motored to Sea­
side Sunday where they witnessed
the tragic drownings.
PRODUCTION
INCREASED
One plant recently disclosed that
the Army’s medium tanks are com­
ing off the assembly lines at a rate
three and one-half times faster than
was thought possible a year ago.
Vernonia Eagle
Save and Sell for Victory
SAVE on rubber. Check tractor, truck, and auto tires often.
miser-driver. Tii^s have to last a long time.
Be a
SELL or give to charity all scrap metals. Clean out your basement
and backyard. Brass, copper, lcr.d, tin, and all other metals are needed.
mrcuws
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
PINTS
BOLO LABEL
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BOURBON
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QUANTS
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YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JOY TIII ATIIi:
Eastern Stars Have
Annual Pot-Luck—
Thursday and Friday, June 25 and 26
The annual pot-luck supper of the
Eastern Stars was held Wednesday,
June 17. Visitors were Mrs. F. H.
McPherson, Mrs. Carroll Brock, Mrs.
Leslie Dewey—all of Portland, and
Mrs. Ed Bollinger of Beaverton.
Mrs. McPherson was honored for
having done exceptional Red Cross
work.
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT
Humphrey Bogart, Conrad Veidt, Kaaren Verne
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A WORLD IN ACTION
(A longer news reel pertaining to the events of the war)
Cartoon
Saturday,
June
27
THIS TIME FOR KEEPS
Robert Sterling, Ann Rutherford, Guy Kibbee
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Shower Given
Thursday Evening—
RIDERS OF THE TIMBERLINE
William Boyd, Brad King, Andy Clyde
Mrs. Cleo Caton, Miss Shelby Ca­
ton, and Mrs. John Hatfield were
hostesses Thursday evening at a
shower given for Mrs. Todd Bower­
man. The gathering took place
the Hatfield home.
Sunday and Monday, June 28 and 29
LADY FOR A NIGHT
Joan Blondelb John Wayne, Ray Middleton
Cartoon
News
Tuesday, June 30
S.O.S. COAST GUARD
Knights Have Visitors
From Hillsboro—
Ralph Byrd. Bela Lugosi, Maxine Doyle
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Fred Sewell, Grand Chancellor
the Domain of Oregon, Knights
Pythias of Hillsboro, gave an of­
ficial call to Harding Lodge No.
116, Vernonia. With him were 5
other members from Hillsboro. A
good time was enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
DRUMS OF THE CONGO
Ora Munson, Stuart Erwin, Peggy Moran
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 1, 2 and 3
WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES
Constance Bennett, Bruce Cabot, Warren William
Cartoon
Review of Aviation
COMING---- Jungle Bookt Shanghi Gesture, Woman of the Year,
To Be or Not to Be, The Male Animal
No New Licenses;
Protect Old Ones
Keep your present license plates
clean and in good condition because
there will be no new ones available
next year, according to the Oregon
State Motor Association, which re­
ports that license designations dur-
ing 1943 will be by special stick-
era.
Registration will be similar to
that employed in the past but the
l’censee will receive a sticker in­
stead of a plate. These will be num­
bered and the car will be identi-
fied with that number in the state
records. It is important that title
transfers and clearances be com-
pleted without delay so that the
vehicle owner may have proper pa­
pers to present when licensing ths
car.
The Motor Association offers the
following suggestions for the main­
tenance of license plates:
Clean plates carefully and thor­
oughly, being certain to remove all
traces of oil and road tar.
Cover the plate with shellac, var-
r.lsh or similar protective material,
Be sure that the plate is fasteh-
ed securely to the automobili so
that it will not be lost.
Record the number of the plates
so that proper authorities can be
notified in case of loss or theft,
Those authorities are the local and
state police and the State license
b department.
Thursday, June 25, 1942
knows
the FACTS about
SLACKS
Tli is clever young designer
knows bow to style slack
suits (or your active life,
with an artful cut that glam­
orizes the feminine figure.
This beauty comes in a
sturdy rayon fabric called
"Alert.* Victory Garden
colors: rose, sand beige,
water blue, Victory blue,
Sfaa, navy.
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