LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Auxiliary Takes 4
Into Membership
“Color in the Home”
Is Club Theme
At the last meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary, four
new members were initiated to
add to the present group of
unit members. Names of those
receiveing the initiation are:
Mrs.. Tressie Michener, Mrs. Jen
nie Lusby, Mrs Elizabeth Carrik-
er and Mrs Eulah Badley
The Red Cross is to receive
five Christmas boxes from this
unit as was decided at the meet
ing Cigarettes totaling 29 pack
ages and 57 candy bars have
been given to the Veterans hos
pital, the donations being made
when a group from here visited
he hospital October 25. The vis
iting group was conducted thru
the hospital and observed that
some veterans were busy making
poppies. Making the trip from
here were: Mrs. Lona Weidman,
Mrs. Alvina Sturdevant, Mrs.
Margaret Walrath, Mrs. Jennie
Lusby, Margaret Sturdevant and
Mrs. Elizabeth Carriker. Mrs. Eda
Zolezzo, Auxiliary worker at the
hospital, stressed the need for
cigarettes for the hospitalized.
Ths Home Extension club met
at the home of Mrs. Elton Rob
ertson on Rse Ave. Thursday,
November 2nd. “Color in ' the
Home” was the topic of the
meeting with Miss Lois Lutz,
specialist in home management,
as the leader. The meeting was
interesting and well attended.
The, group will meet again
December 7th, the place of the
meeting to be announced at a
later date.
We can beat the
heck out of your heels
but you can’t beat our
shoe repairing.
IT’S LINES’ REPAIR
FOR COMFORT AND
WEAR I
FRANK LINES
SHOE REPAIR
Annual Dinner
Planned Nov. 11
The annual American Legion
dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m.
Armistice Day, November 11,
members announce this week.
The affair will be pot-luck and
veterans of both wars and their
families are invited to attend as
well as any visiting service men
or women.
Halloween Party
Proves Successful
A Halloween party held Oct.
31 at the Legion hall proved
successful as well as enjoyable,
as gifts valved at $27.24 and
$10.50 in cash were received.
A box of toys was turned over
to the child welfare chairman by
Mrs. Marvin Kamholz. The items
received at the party will be
turned in to thè Veteran’s hos
pital and child welfare gift shops
where men in the hospitals may
chose from them for Christmas
gifts to their families.
At a recent meeting of the
Legion Auxiliary, the war activ
ity chairman announced
that
movies are available on service
in the WAC. If enough young
women are interested, the Aux
iliary will obtain the pictures for
lccal showing. The local Auxiliary
post has been assigned a quota
of two WACs from this vicinity.
Macbeth Review
Completed by Club
GROWING SCHOOL
CHILDREN
Need lots of milk for
health and energy.
They’ll like Nehalem
Dairy milk, too. Phone
us for regular delivery
to your home.
NEHALEM DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
Phone 471
The Vernonia Study club met
Thursday Nov. 2 at the home of
Mrs. Harry Culbertson.
The study of Shakespeare’s
“Macbeth” was completed under
the leadership of Mrs. Marvin
kamholz. Mrs. J. W. Nichols
reviewed the 2nd act of the
play which had been discussed
at the previous meeting of the
club.
During the business session it
was decided that the club pur
chase and wrap gifts for Xmas
boxes to be sent to service boys
in hospitals. Mrs. Ralph Valpi-
ani and Mrs. Richard Fletcher
were the appointed committee
to purchase the gifts.
The next meeting of the club
will be held Nov. 16th at the
home of Mrs. Wallace. McCrae
at which time recordings of Mac
beth will be heard.
LUMBER—Wholesale and Retail
See my bargains in kiln dried lumber at $12
per M and up. Open Saturday 8 a.m. to noon.
C. ItOtUCE
Army Nurses Digging Their Own Fox Holes in Italy
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As competent with a spade as they are with a sterilizer, these members
of the U. S. Army Nurse Corps dig a fox hole outside their evacuation hospital
m Italy. They are (left to right) Second Lieutenant Mary H. Fischer of
Strassburg, North Dakota, and Second Lieutenant Margaret L. Gallagher of
hissing, Minnesota. More Army nurses are needed to help care for American
fighting men.
Fathers, Sons
Banquet Wednesday
The annual Father and Son
Banquet
was held
yesterday
evening, Wednesday, at the Evan
gelical church social hall. An in
teresting program was held in
connection wih the banquet which
was sponsored by the Albright
Brotherhood of the church.
Keeping Up
With Rationing
PROCESSED FOODS: Book
Blue Stamps A-8 thru Z-8 and
A-5 thru W-5 val. ind.
MEAT, BUTTER, FATS AND
CHEESES: Book 4— Red stamps
A-8 thru, P-5 val. ind.
SUGAR: Book 4. Stamps 30-31-
32-33 valid indefinitely, 5 lbs ea.
Sugar stamp 40 valid through
Feb. 28, 1945 for 5 lbs. home
canning only. For more canning
sugar, arpty local board.
SHOES: Loose stamps invalid.
Book 3—Airplane stamps 1-2-3
valid indefinitely.
SON TO SIN SAYS PREACHER
“Ralph is one day old.”
As the young preacher began
his sermon that Sunday morn
ing, October 29th it was, he
told his people of the birth of
Ralph’, their first bern, the day
before. He said that while the
little fellow was but a day old,
he knew he would break out in-
to sin and that he must be born
egain. I have a nature that turns
to sin and so ha3 his mother and
so it will be with the babe. Then
the man’s voice took on deep
concern.
Would that I might
know that my son would be born
again.
You must be born again, was
his text. He told of one of their
members who had been born
twice and had a double birthday.
Her second birth was from above,
of God. And on the same day
and month and day as her hu
man birth. We add that being
born twice, she is to die but
once, She will not see the see-
ond d eath—wh osoever was not
found written in the Lamb’s
dorsed. A-13 expires Dec. 21.
Each coupon worth 4 gallons.
Our farm woodlands alone
have a larger area than the com
bined forests of Norway, Sweden,
Finland and Italy,
KEEP ON-.........
• WITH WAR BONDS
The total area burned over
each year by forest fires in
the United States is about as
large as the state of New York.
Wanta know sump’n?
Well, we’ve got oodles
of things for that tum
my of yours.
If you
don’t come and get’em
it’s your own hard luck.
Bus Depot
Ph. 582
HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE
CLEANING, REPAIRING AND SERVICING
ashing machines, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines and all
types of household electrical or mechanical equipment.
•
925 Rose Ave.
E. L. “Al” Robertson
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 556
We bake our pies to please
HOFFMANS
STOVES: Apply at local OPA
board for oil, gas stove certif.
ies and complaints to price ojerk
at local OPA board.
The Dishware Center
of Vernonia
Shenandoah Dishware
Road Maintainer Works
On Streets in Riverview;
Several Report Illness
Genuine. Handpainted
under the glaze. Jonquil
design. 20-piece set for
ling just light, and the
price? You simply can’t
make them at home for less.
VERNONIA BAKERY
Phone 991
Vernonia, Oregon
,$6.95
FURNITURE No Home
See our decorated Tumb
lers. 6 for 50c
Assorted Bowls, Pyrex-
ware, and Glassware
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
Wide variety of cov
erings and colors for
your selection. Add
to the comfort of the
home. Sleepy Hollow
chairs now $35.95.
(Were $39.95) Other
occasional chai r s
$24.95
SPECIAL—
Flavor-Saver Pie Plates.
Pyrex. 45c
HOFFMAN
Hardware Co
For Bonds, See Uncle
Sam — For Hardware,
See Hoffman
Phone 181
Vernonia
PLATFORM ROCKERS. Velour and tapestry
coverings. Many colors.
$44.95 and up
HZHZHZHZHZHX
MATTRESSES. Sealy Tuftless, White Star
and White Swan.
Priced from $16.95 up
Announcing
GIFT SUGGESTIONS—
Book Ends, Pitcher Vases, Pendleton all-
wool Blankets (Green, Blue and Cedar
tone), Smoking Stands, End Tables, Cof
fee Tables, Occasional Tables.
THE OPENING OF
NEHALEM
LARGE AREA BURNED
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The Ninth Service Command
Ordnance Officer says that the
briefcase submachine gun is a
caliber .45 weapon which weighs
less than nine pounds, is capable
of firing 450 bullets a minute
and costs less than twenty dollars.
MARKET AND GROCERY
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HEY FOLKS!
LARGE AREA
ra
thru Aug. 31, 1945. Not more
than 8% of season’s rations
should have been used to date.
FIRES 450 BULLETS
MAY WE REITERATE A POINT WHICH WE THINK
IS A DEFINITE ADVANTAGE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
YES, OUR SERVICE IS COMPLETE. OUR MEATS ARE
UNEXCELLED. OUR GROCERIES MAINTAIN THE SAME
STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES ON OUR DISPLAY ARE ALWAYS THE
PEAK OF PERFECTION FOR THEIR SEASON. WE CAR
RY A FULL LINE OF HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, THERE-
FORE, WE THINK
THIS SERVICE
MERITS YOUR
CONSIDERATION.
PHONE 721
"RiçM up hure. Gertrude
w. T. JACOBS
941 1st Avenue, Vernonia
FUEL OIL: Current coupons val.
RIVERVIEW — Word, just
received here from the bedside
of Mrs. Victoria Robbins who
for seme time has made her
home with her daughter Elsie a*
Sweet Home is that she is a
very sick woman. Her many
friends here hope for better
news soon.
Everyone was pleased to see
the road maintainer traveling
our streets Monday.
Mrs. Polly Lynch drove to Sea
side Sun. evening and returned
with her giandaughter, Janet
Campbell, who will spend some
time here while her mother is
visiting in Los Angeles.
Glen Bodell is on the sick list
at the present time.
Thursday, November 9, 1944
Geo. N. .Taylor
GUARANTEED
Watch Repairing
GASOLINE: Not valid unless en-
PRICE CONTROL: Refer inquir
Vernonia Eagle
Book of Life was cast into the
Lake of Fire. This is the second
death. —BIBLE.
BIRTH CERTIFICATE — You
can get a birth certificate and
prove your birth into this world.
Ask your friends and they caa
say whether you have been born
of God, from above. To the
Twice-born, old things have
passed away. All things have be.
come new,
After the sermon came an al
tar call with three high school
students and a boy from among
the grades coming to the front.
Now the preacher - United Pres
byterian — asked among other
questions—Did they believe the
Bible to be the word of God?
And did they accept the shed
blood of Christ as washing away
their tins?
BORN AGAIN—How explain
the mystery of the new birth?
How become children of God and
his heirs? It is when God
breathes his life into your soul.
Then it is that old things pass
away and all things become new.
Your part is to torn to God and
count your sins blotted out by
the blood of Christ—Christ died
for our sins, From that on you
are to step ahead and live to
the glory of God. Suffer for
Christ’s name you must and in
it all you count on Him for the
power to carry on. I will never
leave .thee nor forsake thee, says
He.
Riverview Beauty Shop
Monday, November 13
F
By
fíTERSON
May White
Everything for the Home on EZ Terms at
Portland Prices
Phone 802, Vernonia
Free Delivery Daily
8 years experience
Mannello Graduate
At the mile bridge
Phone 7712
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