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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1942)
LETS BE SOCIABLE Few Members Attend Friendship Club Meeting— Mrs. P. J. Millie entertained the Friendship club at her home in Riverview Thursday, October 15. After a delicious luncheon the group had a questi nnaire to fill out, sent by the president of the club, Mrs. Herb Condit. Mrs. Reynard Seehafer was the winner of the high score and Mrs. John Biggs got the consolation prize. The gathering was small due to the fact that, so many of the members are working girl's. A de lightful afternoon was had by the following: Ruby Biggs, Nan Crume, Beth Seehafer, Trilla Anderson, Bess Nichols, Agnes Bibson and the hostess. Mrs. Seehafer will entertain for the next meeting at her home in Riverview. Vernonia Study Club Plans Evening Meetings— Beginning the new plan of meet ing at night and foregoing dessert for the duration, the Vernonia Study club met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Phil Taylor. Members responded to roll call by giving news from Russia. For the review, “Red Decade" by Eu gene Lyons, was given by Mrs. Wal lace McCrae, > Lyons, who was born in Russia and who came to this country at the age o‘f 9, was, until 1934, a strong believer in Russian communistic ideas. As foreign correspondent he was the first to interview Stalin. Lyon’s book might be called an expose of “red" activities in this ountry and the establishment and influence of the communist party in the United Sta.es during the ’30s Mrs. McCrae will entertain the club Thursday evening, October 29 at which time Mrs. Judd Greenman wilt review “Broad and Alien Is the World.” Pumula Family Honored at Party— A surprise farewel. party was held Tuesday evening for the Vic- ■or Pumula family at their home Games were played by the fourteen ladies present and Mrs. Pumula. De licious refreshments were served by the two hostesses, Mrs. Roy Zim- merdahl and Mrs. Martin Pumula. The honored guest was presented with a beautiful gift. After 12 years here, the Pumulas will soon make their home in Port land, as Mr. Pumula is employed at the Albina ship yards. At The Churches . . St. Mary’s Catholic Church HARVESTING CROPS? Fr. Graecae Fr. Thiele 8:00 A.M.—Mass, 1st Sunday of each month. 7:15 A. M.—Confessions. 9:30 A.M.—Mass, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sunday of each month. Whether you are or not, why not harvest pleasure when the day of work is done by stopping at Dessy’s for refreshments. Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints— Sunday school convenes at 10 a. m. at the I. 0. O. F. hall under the direction of Charle’s Ratkie, superintendent. Assembly of God Church —Rev. John W. Hodges, Pastor Sunday services: 9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct ed by Alban Colsen, superintendent. 11 :00 A. M.—Morning worship. 6:30 P. M.—Christ Ambassador’s services. Dessy’s Tavern This Is Not a Social Spot But nevertheless you’re likely to meet your friends when you go to Sam’s. They, too, know that for quality food and moderate prices, Sain’s is the place to shop. SAM’S FOOD STORE FREE DELIVERY An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery GROCERIES. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Announcement of Reopening The Terminal Cafe will resume operations on Friday, October 23 at 8:00 a.m. under new man agement. Your patronage will be appreciated. Regular hours will be announced later 1 rit YOUK WtiLb.5 HKUGKAM Ai JOY THEAIKE ThuriHay and Friday, October 22 and 23 CALL OF 1HE CANYON Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Ruth Terry PRIVATE BUCKAROO Harry James, The Andrew» Sitters, Joe E. Lewi» Saturday, 24 October TOP SERGEANT Leo Car.iHo, Andy Devine, Elyte Kno> FINGERS AT THE WINDOW Lew Ayres, Larainc Day, Basil Rathbone Sunday and Monday, October 25 and 26 JUKE GIRL Ann Sheridan, Ronald Reagan, Richard Whorf Featurette—“Man of he Sky” Cartoon T««*«day, October News 27 FLY BY NIGHT Nancy Kelly, Richard Carlson, Albert Basserman HI NEIGHBOR Jean Parkerr_John_ArcherJanet Beecher ___ Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. October 28, 2», 30 PARDON MY SARONG Budd Abbott. Lou Costello. Virginia Bruce Featnrette—“Phoney Cronnies” ________ Cartoon COMING Men of Tew --- In This - Our Life—In Old California York Adven tnre— —Malaie Gets Her Man-Tarun . New The Lady Has Across -he Pacific—Ship Ahoy—Sunday Plan» 7:45 P. M.—Evening service«. Wednesday night, 7:45—Bible study and prayer meeting. Thursday, 2:00 P. M.—Ladies missionary and prayer band. Friday, 7:4 5—Christ Ambas sadors. We invite everyone to be in our services. Evangelical Church— —Rev. Allen H. B.cker, Minister 9:45—Sunday school, Mrs. Madge Rogers, superintendent. 11:00—Preaching. Sermon: “Be Sure.”' 7:00—Junior and Y.P.E.L.C. 8:00—Inspirational singing. Sermon “The Journey of Life.” Wednesday evening at 8 00 o’clock —Mid-week service of prayer an.i Bible study. Cocker Spaniel Is Birthday Gift NATAL—Mrs. Eva Pringle’s two daughters, Pat and $ue, accompan ied by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Phair of St. Helens spent Sunday at the Pringle home. Callers at the John Titus home la»t Wednesday evening were Mrs. Marie Short and Fred Schire of Linton. They brought with them a belated birthday present for Mrs. Titus, a small black cocker spaniel puppy which has been named Danny Boy. Mrs. George Henderson and son, ud, were Friday afternoon callers •t the L. Carmichael home. Mrs. June Wooldridge and daugh ter and her mother, Mrs. Michener, visited with Mrs. R. S. Lindsay one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. IV. W. Berg and children visited with Mrs. Berg’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L Carmichael Sunday evening. Glen Davis and his two daughters of Vernonia called at the M. B. Steers home Sunday evening. Jack and Irma Robertson of Beaverton visited at the John Titus home Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Moran took care of Baker Point lookout Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullen and Jimmie went to Clatskanie to at tend a get-together meeting in hon or of Mr. and Mrs. McMullen’s 33rd wedding anniversary which is the latter part of the month. The gath ering was also in honor of Robert, who is leaving soon for the army. Mr. and . !Vfrs. Clyde Henderson visited with the Swanson family in Riverview. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and son, Vernon, were Mist visitors Mon day evening. Jimmie McMullen took his father and mother to Clatskanie Monday evening and Mrs. Moran is watch ing at the lookout while the Mc Mullens are away on vacation. Donnie Hall is staying with his aunt, Mrs. Robert Mathews, while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall, are away on a hunting trip. Charles Biggs is down from Ver nonia with his ensilage cutter help ing Clyde Henderson fill his silo. Mr. Wolf is also helping. Mrs. M. B. S.eers was taken quite sick Sunday and rushed to a doc tor. She is much improved at pres ent. Mrs. Dass was very presently surprised Sunday with the arrival of her mother, Mrs. Cook, and her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John King cf Deep River, Washing ton. and family. A letter was received by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis from their son, Francis, in India saying that he has been promoted to Corporal. Mrs. E. A. Elliot and Mrs. N. B. Harris were in Forest Grove on Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Shaffer and the Driscoll boys motored to Van couver, Washington Sunday. Mrs. Dane Brady and Mrs. E. A. Elliott drove to Forest Grove and Hillsboro Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts spent last week at Estacada where Mr. Roberts spent some time hunting deer. Bill Duncan of Portland and Bill Hayes of Gresham spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Carl Davis home. Vernonia Eagle 3 Two Horses Lost When Mired in Mud MIST—Wm Bridgers left last week on a hunting trip. With him were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Enneberg and Mrs. Ray Mills. Sonny Wikstrom was a visitor at home over the week-end from Taft. Bonny Jean Smith has been vis iting the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Wm Bridgers. Miss Elizabeth Seifkin has been a recent visitor from Newberg at the Donald Sundland home. Joe Checmanek. had the misfor tune to lose two good horses. They got mired down and wore so in jured they both died. Mrs. Earl Roper took Mr. Roper’s mother to McMinnville last Monday for a check-up with the doctor. LaVerne Hanson was a Clatskanie visitor Saturday. Mrs. C. L. Waddell was an after noon visitor at the home of Mrs. A. Dowling Wednesday. The state truck has been hauling scrap iron to Vernonia. Mrs. Wm Garlock just returned home from Vernonia where she has been caring for Mrs. Billy Louden’s children while the latter was in the hospital. They have a young son. Mrs. A. Dowling spent Friday aft ernoon with Mrs. Earl Roper. Ray Garlock, Lawrence Jepson, Manuel Johnson, Mr. Biglow and several other men left on a hunting trip last week. John Roper was here from the Lincoln county beaches visiting his brother, Earl, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hayden and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall have gone on a hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bridgers went to Portland Sunday a short while back and brought back Fay Nor quest who had been in a hospital several weeks with typhoid fever. She is able to be out again now. Mrs. Lloyd Garlock is in Port land staying awhile. ' Fred Siegenthaler has been home on a two week’s vacation from his engineer duties on the railroad. Mrs. G. B. Louden, who ha3 been staying with Mrs. Siegenthaler, left for two weeks ic stay with her son, Bill, at Vern-onia. Mrs. George Jones and Delmar have beeh spending several days in Portland. The George Jcnes have ar. 8-day vacation fiom witch duties at this You Boost the Local Team And you’ll boost the greasing job you have done at Heath’s, too. See Heath the next time your car needs greasing. Heath’s Service Station ‘ MEN: Fall and Winter Clothes—Rain Clothes and Sweaters—Wool Socks Sports and Dress Goods J. C. [Abe] Lincoln The Men’s Store £HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHXHZHZH4 does over a room Two Service Men Get Promotions STONEY POINT — Week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger were Jfr. and Mrs. Roland Fletcher and children of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dereberry visited with his sister, Mrs. Perry Mellinger and family Sunday. Homer Michener, seaman first class, has been home on a week’s furlough. Delmar and Lynn Michener spent the week-end with Jack Taylor at Camp McGregor where they hunted. Word has been received by his wife that Sgt. Ellis Wooldridge in Australia has been promo.ed to Staff Sergeant. Norman Crowder of Portland spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker. Among the lucky hunters of Stoney Point are Calvin Davis, Paul Cuburn and Lynn Michener, each one bringing home a buck. Mrs. L. C. Boeck of Springfield spent Saturday with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker. Jimmy Bodell worked in the fruit harvest near Forest Grove this l««t week-end. Mrs. N. B. Harris spent last week with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Elliot Thursday, October 22, 1942 time. W. R. Jonnscn is quite u bit im proved in health the past two week« and Mrs. Johnson is better. Roy Hughes is back from a Port land hospital where he had an op eration recently. Earl Roper was a Salem business visitor one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGee and Bonnie Ray were up from Will amina »nd spent the week-end at the L. E. McGees. Mrs. Walt Batson and Mrs. T. W. Larson motored to Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith cam“ up from Willamina during the week end to get Bonnie Jean who had been here for the past week. Save our STEELHEAD MIRACLE WALL FINISH ONI COAT covns WAll«APn,p«l»H<l walls, wallboard, basement walls. APPLIIS IASILY. ,1 GALLON DOIS THI AVIRAGI ROOT'. NO OFMNSIVI PAINT ODOR. EXPLOITERS with profits for a fowl C This measure is Senate Bill No $3. passed by overwhelming vote in Sen ate and House, signed by the Governor, making it a law. Referendum has been invoked by those who would exploit, by “not fishing“ the gamest of game fish—steelhead <L Does not affect Columbia River commercial fishing. <L Play fair with the boys in the ser vice. so they may find their “steelhead“ fishing when they return. (HU.) STATS WILDLIFE PEDSSAT1OW Ila« J Ckweh F vm . Hi O.gaa Bldg •«!•« Or« 310 (X) YES on the Fish Biff ROLLER-KOATER H H H Z H Polls Kem-Tone right over your walls quick ly, easily, smoothly. X For Hardware—See Hoffman Hoffman Hardware Co H Vernonia. Oregon Phone 181 H M X MZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZS
