nia Sun.
Mrs. Art Campbell and daugh
ter, Janet Lee, who have been
at the George Bell home for a
month left Fri. of last week
RIVERVIEW — Glen Hawkins for California where they plan
surveyor for this area and his to make their hqme.
Mrs. Earl King had word this
helper, Merle Cline, have been week from her husband in China
locating property lines for River that he is back with his com
view residents.Some of the par pany and rapidly recovering from
ties who were aided are Tom the injuries received when he
Oscar Rand, P. L. fell from a burning barracks on
Magoff,
Welter, Clifford Fowler, Anna Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood of
Parker, A. F. Schalock and Lee
Vancouver were week end vis
White.
The huge table that has been itors at the Herman Wood home.
Billie Wells went to Portland
under construction at the Ander-
son Woodworking shop is now Fri. for a week end visit with
completed, painted white and has his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
had a deeply gravelled approach. Roy Beck.
Sat. eve. visitors at the W. J.
This structure will be used to
unload and re-load septic tanks. Lindsley home were Mr. and Mrs.
Guests at the Anna Parker Albert Krieger and daughter,
home over the week end were Evelyn.
Mrs. H. A. Dewitt, Keasey,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and
son, Leo, of Barview, John and and Mrs. Frank Morris called
May Van Blaricom and Birdie at the Lindsley home Mon.
and Frank Borst of Portland.
All had arrived at this time to FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT
attend the funeral of Stanley CLICK—THE EAGLE
Parker which was held in Verno-
Property Lines
Being Located
PROTÍCT TOUR HOMI FROM
TUBERCULOSIS
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Fred MacMurray, appearing In a special film currently being shown
in theatres throughout the country, makes a strong plea for the 39th
Annual Christmas Seal Sale of the tuberculosis associations. The film
was produced through the cooperation of the War Activities Committee
ot the Motion Picture Industry and Universal Pictures Company, Inc.
VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, Dec. 20, 1945
GI’s Urged to
Contact Board
Information from th« Columbia
county selective service board
at St. Helens indicates that many
returned veterans are not re
porting to the draft board that
they have been discharged from
the service. This last report of
servicemen to the board is one
required by law and when re
ceiving the discharge the service
man is informed of this duty
and that it must be done within
10 days after being separated
from the service.
It is not necessary to make
the report to the man’s local
board. The report can be made
to any board and is necessary
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whether a man volunteered or
was drafted and especially in-
eludes those who enlisted at 17
and so are not registered.
Purpose of the report is that
the board wishes to give the
serviceman his new class ifica-
tion card because the draft law
is still in effect and the card,
which will bear the classification
I-C, must be carried at all times.
Other benefits which may be
derived from the report back
are that the board will notify
the man’s former employer if he
wishes his old job back and give
him such other aid as is possible
under the law. The veteran is
also urged to have his discharge
recorded for his own protection.
Columbia county board head
quarters are in the K of P build
ing at St. Helens.
tor one and ail ¡945
(Jhristmas
ristmas
At Cnristmashmo v/e feel more sensibly
the charm of each other's society, and
aro drawn mcro closely together by de
pendence on each other for enjoyment.
»WASHINGTON IRVING.
May this spirit of Christmas, which
Washington Irving so ably wrote
about, pervade your heme this
Christmas season of 1945.
JJsit iviòlteA !•
RIVERVIEW BEAUTY SHOP
May White
If K OLY« N i G HT • 51 LE NT« N ! G HT
IIEN we see little boys and girls shak
ing hands with Santa Claus this
thought comes to mind:
We would like our expression of appre
ciation for your patronage to be a hearty
shake of the hand for each of you. As we
seem to be denied this opportunity, please
accept this, while a substitute for a hand
shake, as no less sincere in wishing you a
HAPPY CHRIS7MAS
GRAVES’ GROCERY
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Again may you know the fragrance
Ci bom jock, pine and holly.
Again may friendly voices call
A greeting warm and jolly;
And again may the meaning of
Christmas,
Deep and still more true
Bring faith and hope and gladness
To the hearts of yours and you.
THE CLUB
Jack Branch
MER&Y
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Our entire personnel joins in wish
ing Christmas joy to those whom we
have served, and to others as well.
Accept our sincere thanks for the
privilege of being of help in making
this Christmas of 1945 truly merry.
VERNONIA DRUG CO.
NANCE PHARMACY
GOOD WAY to keep Christmas
well is to bring joy to every
one eve can. This, we believe, is the
spirit of this community . . . one
of the important reasons why liv
ing here affords such genuine
pleasure.
To you who have stood by us so
faithfully during the year 1945 we
wish a whole world of happiness
pressed into this Christmas season.
Merry Christmas to you and to
every member of your family.
A
• The long awaited occasion is
here—CHRISTMAS—and with it
the opportunity of renewing friend
ships. We cannot tell you how much
these friendships have meant to us.
We treasure them, every one.
Let us celebrate the Yuletide with
rejoicing and good cheer. Let us
celebrate it with a genuine thank
fulness in our hearts for the bless
ings that have been ours to enjoy. =
KING’S GROCERY and MARKET
LYNCH AUTO PARTS
Polly H. Lynch
HOLIDAY
GREETINGS
HZHZHZHZH
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ZHZHZHZHZ
Today’s grownups are only yes
terday’s children who once
stood before a fireplace on the
Christmas Eves of the past, or
who, just before Christmas,
were as good as they could be.
The heart of the Christmas
season is friendship and eternal
youth, and we could not ask for
finer friends than ours. It makes
us happy to greet all our friends
this Christmas season of 1945
with the best of Yuletide
wishes.
PAL
hriMW
★ Stealing over the countryside is the blessed
peacefulness of Christmastime. The very air
seems charged with it. Even the birds—what
few remain—appear to share in the general
rejoicing that has come over the world.
We earnestly hope that this Christmas sea
son of 1945 will bestow unusual blessings
upon you and yours . . . that it will bring to
your home the soft glow that even Christmas
tree lights cannot bequeath—the full joy of
Christmas seasons long past but forever
remembered. May such a Christmas be yours!
SHOP
MR. and MRS. HARRY CULBERTSON
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