LET'S BE SOCIABLE
on the subject: “The Girls of Ver­
nonia High School Are Well Be­
haved.”
Bodells Running
Birthday Celebrated
Christian Dairy
With Pot-Luck Luncheon—
> .brisi nn Church
—The Livingstones, Ministers
9:45 A. M.—Bible school, M. L.
Herrin, superintendent.
11:00 A. M.—Communion service.
11:30—Morning Bible lesson, ser­
mon. Subject: “The Gift of Free-
dam."
6:30—Young people’s panel discus­
sion.
7:30—Evening preaching service.
Subject of sermon: “The Spot
That Won’t Wash Off.”
7:30—Wednesday evening prayer
meeting.
7:30 — Friday evening, Women’s
Missionary meeting at home of
Mrs. A. D. Lolley.
lowe’en decorations.
The next dance of the club is
STONEY POINT—-Mr. and Mrs.
A pot-luck luncheon was held at
Two different groups in the scheduled for November 28 at the the home of Mrs. Ralph Valpiani on A. E. Riihel of Olympia, Washing­
Christian church held Hallowe’en I.O.O.F. hall. The same orchestra Thursday, October 29th, the occa­ ton were the week-end guests at the
sion being the 86th birthday of Mrs. Glenn Bodell home. They are the
socials last week. The men and has been engaged.
Erickson of Pittsburg. This has
women met in the church Friday Evangelical Young
been an annual affair and as a de­ parents of Mrs. Bodell.
night, while the young people gath- People Have Party—
Glenn Bodell has been ill this
parture this year gifts were can­
ered in the pagoda Thursday even-
The young people of the Evangel­ ned foods and staples.
last week with the flu, but at this
ing. On Friday night about forty ical church gathered in the social
Those present were Mrs. George time he is much better.
masked individuals were present,
hall of the church Friday evening F. Brown, Mrs. L. Body, Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian have
Lindsey, Mrs. A. Polandri, Mrs.
At the young people’s party,
for , a Hallowe’en party, at which the Henry Polandri, Mrs. J. L. Lalli, moved from their farm on Stoney
Christian Endeavor officers for the
birthdays of Geraldine Riggins and Mrs. Valpiani, the hostess, and the Point to Vancouver, Washington and
coming year were elected as fol-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bodell are now
Dale Roland were honored. They guest of honor, Mrs. Erickson.
lows: president, Shirley Ann Brady;
running the dairy.
were surprised with a cake and
vice-president, Winifred Romtvedt;
Mrs. Walter Mathews returned
gifts.
Men
’
sChurch
Group
secretary, Randolph Bass; treasurer,
last week from the hospital in Port­
The evening was spent playing Has Autumn Rally—
Lynn Brady.
games, including a fortune hunt in
The 90 and 9, men’s organization land and is visiting at the home of
the tower of the building. Alter of the Christian church, held its her folks, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Con-
Auxiliary Donates Sale
were served a business autumn rally Tuesday evening, Oc­ dit.
Profit for Comfort Kits— refreshments
Sunday callers at the Glenn Bo-
tober 27. The dinner was furnished
At the regular meeting of the meeting was held.
del!
home were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
by the women of the church, and
American Legion Auxiliary at the
School
Drama
Club
and two children and Mr.
Mellinger
W. O. Porterfield was the surprise
hall Monday night, the chairman re­
speaker. In addition to committees and Mrs. Calhoun.
ported the rummage sale a success. Has “Eats” Party—
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Condit, 'broth­
Wi.h “eats” as the main order of and teachers chosen, J. T. Brady
The Auxiliary wishes to thank those
the
day, the Drama club of the lo­ was elected president of the organ­ er and sister of Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
who helped to make it a success.
ot
ization; and Alfred Jones, secretary­ Condit, returned to their home in
A special vote of thanks was giv- cal high school met at the home
their
advisor,
Mrs.
Sam
Hearing,
Jr.,
Coolidge, Arizona. On their way
treasurer.
en to the Study elub, which con-
on Wednesday afternoon during the
home they stopped at Walla Walla,
tributed a large amount
Washington and in Idaho to visit
activity period. One purpose of the
ing. The money received
gathering was the hope of becom­
relatives.
s le was turned over to
Hat-
Mrs. E. H. Condit returned Friday
field to be used to fill 10 Red Cross ing “inspired” with ideas for the
skits
which
members
are
writing.
from
Bend where she attended a
comfort kits.
Grange conference.
A committee was appointed for a The club is also beginning produc­
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger
carnival dance to be held New tion on a melodrama.
NATAL—Mr. and Mrs. Fred made a business trip to Forest
Year's eve. Further announcement Mrs. McCrae Is
Parkinon were down from Gresham Grove Tuesday.
will 'be made at a later date. The
a week ago Sunday visiting with Mr.
Mrs. Otto Michener spent part of
Study
Club
Hostess
—
hospital and child welfare commit­
Mrs. Wallace McCrae was host­ and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay.
last week visiting her son, Jack, and
tee are working on plans for the ess for the October 29th meeting of
Mrs. M. B. Steers and Mr. and family at Camp McGregor.
ennual Christmas party to be held
the Vernonia Study Club. Following Mrs. Victor Berg were Portland vis
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Browning and
December 5. The price’ of admission
the roll call which had to do with itors last Friday.
son spent from Thursday to Sunday
will be a gift, which will be sent
Peru, Mrs. Judd Greenman reviewed
Mr. and Mrs. Wolff and daughter hunting at Burns. They got a deer.
to the hospital and child welfare “Young Man of Caracas,” an auto­
Mildred, visited with Mr. and Mrs. On their way home they visited Mrs.
center for distribution.
biography by Thomas Ybarra, a R. S. Lindsay Saturday.
Browning’s sister and father at
Venezuelan, who has won renown as
Another on of Big Eddy’s large Springfield.
Club Members Dance
journa ist. The book is filled with trees went down in the wind Morj-
Calvin Davis, Paul Coburn and
In Autumn Surroundings— a humor
in its description of Ybarra’s day, giving the occupants of the Cloice Hall are spending the week
About twenty of the thirty mem­
Caracas as a service station quite a scare.
in eastern Oregon hunting elk.
bers of the Little Dance club were family and portrays
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap were
Last Friday, Mrs. Michener and
present at the club’s Hallowe’en place you must see.
W. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. her son, Jack Taylor, made a trip
Mrs.
J.
On
November
5,
dance held October 31 at the Le­
Mrs. Carmichael one evening last week. to Portland. While there they visit­
gion hall with the Nightingale or­ Nichols will meet the club and
review “Flight
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hodge and ed with Jack’s half sister, Doreen
chestra playing. The autumn leaves Richard Fletcher will
used in decorating carried out the to Arras” by Antone de St. Exupery children of Sandy are moving into Taylor.
the Peterson cot.age on Apiary road.
Delmer Michener was home from
fall motif to which was added Hal- Business Women
Mr. and Mrs. John Titus and Eva Port’and for the week-end visiting
Pringle served on the election board his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otio
Enjoy Party—
A delightful Hallowe’en party for Tuesday.
Michener.
Amid the Darkness
the Vernonia Business Women’s
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carmichael
club was held October 27 at the and Johnnie visited with the Austin
Of the Dimout
home of Miss Mildred Weed, Be- Corll family on Clatskanie inoun-
cause of the illness of several of- tain Sunday afternoon.
ficers, installation was postponed un-
Noble Dunlap was in St. Helens
<
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til the next meeting, November 10> 'Thursday helping finish the check- ^V^» fl UTC ll S
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at which time Mrs. Oscar Steele
ing of trucks and trailers.
entertain.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson Assembly of God Church
Initiation of new members as were business visitors in St. Helens
—Rev. John W. Hodges, Pastoi
Saturday.
Stop at Dessy’s for re­ well as a book report by Mrs. Ralph
Sunday services:
even
­
Valpiani are scheduled lor the
Vern MacNeil’s mother, Mrs.
9:45 A. M.—Bible school, direct­
freshing beverages — ing.
Good, is visiting the MacNeils for ed by Alban Colsen, superintendent.
take them home or
a few weeks.
11:00 A. M.—Morning worship.
Behavior Is
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay vis­ 6:30 P. M.—Christ Ambassador’s
drink them there.
Debate Subject—
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hen­ services.
Wednesday afternoon the Girls’ derson Sunday.
7:45 P. M.—Evening services.
League of the high school met for
Richard Peterson and his mother,
Wednesday night, 7:45—Bible
a social and business meeting. A de- Mrs. Nettie Peterson, were shoppers study and prayer meeting.
ba.e, a song jamboree and the in Vernonia Monday.
Thursday, 2:00 P. M.—Ladies
dramatization of popular songs com­
Joyce Devine visited with the missionary and prayer band.
prised part of the meeting. Carolyn Austin Corll girls on Clatskanie
Ambas-
Friday, 7 :45—Christ
Romtvedt and Lois Harmon debated mountain from Friday to Monday.
sadors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and
We invite everyone to be in our
son, Vernon, were Sunday evening services.
callers on Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dun­
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
lap and Mrs. Mary Peterson.
Fr. Graecae
Fr. Thiele
8:00 A.M.—Mass, 1st Sunday of
But your family may stage one if you don’t give
each month.
7:15 A. M.—Confessions.
them enough to eat. Your money will buy more
9:30 A.M.—'Mass, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
at Sam’s. Buy there and keep your family content
Sunday of each month.
TIMBER—A Hallowe’en carnival
was held at the gym Saturday night. Church of Jesu» Christ
A large crowd attended. Amuse­ Of Latter Day Saints—
FREE DELIVERY
ments of all sorts were enjoyed be­
Sunday school convenes at 10
sides a bazaar. The proceeds from a. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall under
An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery
the girls' department is to be used the direction of Charles Ratkie.
GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
for the erection of a service board. superintendent.
Warner Cropp and Joe Reveal
left last Sunday for eastern Oregon Jesse Phillips.
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
where they went Elk hunting.
Miss Anna Belle Dunn visited
DeLois Kay and Ralph Rickies from Friday morning until Sunday
were married Sunday at the KVAN night with her avnt, Mrs. Alvin Rid­
Thur, da y »nd Friday, November 5 and 6
Vancouver broadcasting station.
er, in Portland.
JESSE JAMES AT BAY
Buck LaChapelle, with the U. S.
Roy Roger«, George Haye«, Sally Payne
Navy at San Diego, visited Mr. La­
MAISIE GETS HER MAN
Chapelle’s sister and brother-in-law,
Ann So hern, Red Skelton, Allen Jenkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bateman last
Saturday, November 7______ _______
week.
Mrs. Esther Dunn spent from
TARZAN’S NEW YORK ADVENTURE
Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O’Sullivan, John Sheffield
Tuesday morning until Thursday
night with her sister, Mrs. Lillian
1 WAS FRAMED
Michael Ames, Julie Bishop, Regis Toomey .
Rider in Portland.
Having decided to give up tae
Sunday and Monday, November 8 and 9
milk route, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
SUNDAY PUNCH
Ribbers held a public ! auction sale
William Lundigan, Jean Roger,, Dan Dailey, Jr.
MOTHERS—
at their Jarm home northwest of
Medical science has
MERRY MADCAPS
town, where they sold their equip­
Nat Brandwynne and Hi, Orchestra
proved that milk is
ment
and
stock.
At
noon
the
PTA
Walt Di«ney C ar toon—“M ic k ey^ B i r ja y
ladies sold lunch to a large group
the most satisfactory
Tuesday, November 10
of people. Mr. and Mrs. Ribbers ex­
food for growing
THE MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE
pect to move to Forest Grove in
children
and adults!
John Howard, Lucile Fairbank», Ruth Ford
the near future as they have pur­
Grade
A
Milk
& Cream
chased
a
home
there.
HARMON OF MICHIGAN
Tom Harmon, Anita Loni.e, Fore.t Evaihevtki____
Mr. and Mrs. A. T Kilburg a.id
Phone today for reg­
son, Ronald, spent the week-end
ular delivery to your
Wednesday, Thur»day
Thur»day and
and Frids
Friday,November 11, 12 and 13
Wednesday,
with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Ida
home.
SHIP AHOY
Kilburg. Mr. Kilburg leturned Sun­
Eleanor Powell, Red Skelton, Bert Lahr
day night to Bremerton wnere he
World in Action Serie» “Hitler’» Plan”
Cartoon
Nehalem
will resume his Naval duties as 3rd
COMING—Men of Toxa»—Aero., the Pacific—The Lady Ha.
class pharmacist's mate. Mrs. KjJ-
Dairy Products
p|an,_Hellz.poppin —Gay Si. er»—Gold Rush—The Lady I.
Willing——My Favorite Blonde—Little Foxe.—Invader»—Ball of
burg returned to Manning to the
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home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fir» --Rio Rita.
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Hallowe’en Socials
Held at Church—
Big Eddy Tree
Downed in Wind
At The
Let Their Be
Light In Your Life
Dessy’s
Tavern
A Dinner Table Is
No Plaee for a Battle
Hallowe'en Party
Held at Timber
SAM’S FOOD STORE
JOY THEATRE
Go
Evangelical Church—
—Rev. Allen H. Backer, Minister
9:45—Sunday school, Mrs. Madge
Rogers, superintendent.
11:00—Sermon: “The Potter and
the Clay."
7:00—Junior and Y.P. E.L.C.E.
8:00—Song service. Special feature
service. Sermon: “A Good Lead­
er—A Good Follower."
Wednesday evening, 8:00—prayer
meeting and Bible study.
Guaranteed
Watch Repairing
W. T.
941
JACOBS
1st Avenue, Vernonia
People Like Fire
In Cold Weather
But automobiles like grease all the time. See that
your car is greased regularly. Go to Heath.’s for
an expert job.
Heath’s Service Station
We Take Orders
For Made-to-Measure
Suits and Top Coats
lut R oyai T ailors
J. C. [Abe] Lincoln
The Men’s Store
PERSONAL
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Order them at the
Vernonia Eagle Office
Soon to insure their arrival in
plenty of time for mailing
Cards and Envelopes All Beautiful Double
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Come in and see the samples of the
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Choice of Ten Designs
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If you do not have your
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