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2 Thursday, Jan. 31, 1946 VERNONIA EAGLE Our Great America ☆ TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mrs. Bruce McDonald has been released from the Good Samar, itan hospital in Portland where she spent three weeks after an operation. She is staying at pres ent with her daughters, El ie, Annie and Helen, in Portland. BASKET SOCIAL, Sat., Febru- ary 2, Vernonia Grange 305 (old Pleasant Hill school house on Timber road). Public invited. La dies bring baskets. Free dancing after social. Hill Billy music. It— Mr. and Mrs. A. G. McKinnon and daughter, Colette, and Miss Nina McDonald left January 8th for an extended airplane trip which t:ok them to Miami, Flor ida where they arrived the 20th and will remain for about two months. A recent card tells about swiaiming in the ocean and the acquiring of a suntan on the warm Florida beaches. Stops dur ing the trip down were made at SPRING IS NEAR Now is the time to plan your spring’s work. House raising, carpentry and ail kinds of cement work is our specialty. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK E. M. GUARANTEED YORK CONTRACTOR & BUILDER 108 A St. more. — Lloyd Osborn was a visitor at the Wickstrom home Sun. — The Mist Helping Cir cle met last Thurs. at the home of Mrs. Irving Knowles. It being close to Mrs. Sundland’s birth day it was celebrated. The Cir cle presented her with a clothes hamper and delicious cake for the occasion by Mrs. Knowles. Our former president resigned at the end of the year and Mrs. Jannette Sundland is the new one. Not very much business was tran acted and after a short meeting it adjourned with “God Bless America”. Our next meet ing will be the 4th Thurs. in Feb. at Hulda La Becks near Clats kanie. Lloyd Garlrck has been driving the grade school bus during the illness of Mrs. Ray Garlock, the regular driver. — Lloyd Beach wa an Asteria visitor Mon. on busmess. — A dance at Birken- feld Sat. nite for the Infantile Paralysis drive is scheduled for Mist and Birkenfeld district. Mack 'TigRe ARE APPROXIMATELY 20000 srecies OF trees IN Trie WORLP with a DEFINITE economy vALue ... in A merica LEAPING SPECIES Of COMMERCIAL WOODS ARE BEING GROV7N AS AGRICULTURAL CROPS San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dal las, Tex., and New Orleans. The McKinnons purchased a five-pas senger twin-motor plane just be fore starting the vacation. Mrs. McKinn.n and Miss MacDonald are daughters of Mis. Frank Mc Cabe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olin spent part of Friday and Saturday in Portland where Mr. Olin attend ed the meeting of the West Ccast Lumberman’s association. DANCE Saturday, Feb. 2, 1.0. O.F. hall. Rhythm Vendors All Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. tax. It— A NEW GIANT AMONÓ "WE GREAT Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae were here from St. Hel'.n3 last Saturday. Mr. McCrae attended the annual birthday dnner held that evening at the Masonic temple. BASKET SOCIAL, Sat., Febru ary 2, Vernonia Grange 305 (old Pleasant Hill school house on Timber road). Public invited. La dies bring baskets. Free dancing after social. Hill Billy music. It— Guests from Friday to Sun day of last week at the John Rosa home on Timber route were Mr. and Mrs. John Liepold and son, Wilbur. Guests at the Rosa home Sunday wer^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange and granddaughter. Sunny Lee, Roy Brady and the Borton family. PR, clothing . TEXTILES will Be treated WITH A WAX EAULLlON WHICH whenaccep TU RlHÍF WATER.HAKEL CL0THIH6 . WATER RESISTANT Mr,. J. B. Wilkerson and her son, Ensign Ben Wilkerson, spent last week end at Ti lamook at the Buford Wilkerson home. Buford was seriously ill with yel low jaundice but returned to teaching duties at the Tillamook high school Monday. He recently received a promotion fr.m ma jor to lieutenant colonel. Ben arrived here Monday of last week to vis t his mother until he leaves to begin work February 1 as chief clerk in the bank at Lake view. DANCE Saturday, Feb. 2, 1.0. O.F. hall. Rhythm Vendor, All Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. tax. It— Jewett A Eu b, Clatskan’e, was the judge at a Boston Terrisr Specialty show held at Seattle Sunday, January 27. The Bush kennels, formerly located here have been moved to Clatskanie where Mr. and Mrs. Bush new reside and where they have a furniture sto.e. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Aldr'ch and Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Ed wards spent last Sunday at Hills boro with Mr. and Mrs. Fred En nis who are Mrs. Edward’s par ents and an aunt and uncle of Mrs. Aldrich. SPLIT YOUR OWN WOOD Striking Hammers Double Bit Axes Wedges, six-pound $1.50 $3.95 $1.75 — For Hardware — See Hoffman — HODELL CHAIN FOR FARM & HOUSEHOLD 10c per foot. Brass, copper, steel. Many sizes and kinds fcr your choice. Hoffman Hardware Co. For Hardware — See Hoffman Phone 181 Vernonia, Ore. NEW MOTORS INSTALLED For Chrysler, DeSoto, Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job Rated Trucks WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF CARS AND TRUCKS. COME AND SEE US FOR A KING TESTED MOTOR TUNE-UP. GREENWOOD MOTORS Dodge & Plymouth, Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Sales & Service Vernonia, Ore. Ph. 1121 WEEK END EVENTS AT KEASEY TOLD BY NEWS WRITER AMERICAN INDUSTRIES iS <SClE/JTlHC p^se»ecn . . according to subvev # tue cutiav ev armate enterhuse ANS IHf L j OHERNMENT Will SHORTLY REACH <NTC THE BUdOH POllPP » ÿ EPP catf 6oay / KEASEY — Dinner guests at the Herb Counts home Sun. were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Girod and children, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Fleanor, Hauley Fleenor and Oil Drillers Begin Work LOOK US MIST—All day Mon. snovz fell with intermingled sunshine. The hiway c.<w ploughed snow, where it was t: a depth of 4 inches on Clatskanie Mt. Mrs. E'sie Richardson is here from Portland vis.ting friends and relatives. — Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pallett drove up from Myrtle Point andi visted a few da's with her sister, Mrs. L. P. Wi-kstrom and her father, James Hill. Th« oil drillers are working on the Wright place near the hiway. Fl yd Libel was home Tees, and Wed. — Mr. and Mis. Ra ph Batson were here Sun. from Sea side. Mrs. Emmet Aldridge pc - companied them. — J. O. L bel butchered Tues. — There’s over a foot of snow on the hi 1. The well driilers came back Thurs. to d ill Alton Ashley’s well deeper. They had gone down to a depth of 217 feet when they quit last fall and found no wa ter. — Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones spent a few days in Seaside last week with his sis‘er, Mrs. E. L. McCauley. —• Mr. and Mrs. John Libel attended the funeral Ger- vices of the late Frank Birnbam in Portland lost week. — Mrs. Ray Garlock has been confined in bed with a severe case of rheumatism the past week cr STRATEGY NEEDED TO CARRY OUT SURPRISE EVENT RIVERVIEW—■ Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Olof Jacob son and Mrs. Leonard Douberman a real surprise was staged at the Herman Wood homo Thurs. to let Mrs. Wood know she was having a birthday anniversary. As Mrs. Wocd had decided to pay two long promised visits that day (to two of the invited par ties) it took some quiet, laugh able strategy to bring about a successful surprise but ‘All’s well that ends well!’ At 3:30 all were invited to the dining room where en elegantly laid table was awaiting. After investigating her gift packages, Mrs. Wood cut two large cakes which were served with ice cream and ccf- fee. Guests were Mesdames Ellen Beacom, Birdie Higley, Grace Peachey, Tri’la Anderson, Dess Rundell, Julia Wirtz, Amelia Huntley, Mattie Jacobson and Shirley Douberman. Many happy returns were wished Mrs. Wood by her guests. Mr. and. Mrs. Dale Smith of Tyer, Tex. were recent visitors at the homes of Mrs. Smith’s aunts, Mrs. E. L. Lloyd and Mrs. Bu<^ Rose. Mr. Smith had just been discharged from service at Camp Fannon near Tyler. He was a band boy while in the service and went from here to Lewiston, Idaho where he will be a mem ber of a college band. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cockrill spent Sat. with Mrs. Olive Powell in V<rnonia, who is nursing a badly sprained ankle as the re sult of a fall. James Bonnick. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell De- Vaney and Mrs. Ann Wester- berg. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVaney and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell De Vaney and daughter spent the week end in Portland with the Verl DeVaney family. Mr. and Mrs. Otlo Bittner motored to Portland Sunday to celebrate the birthday of their granddaughter, Diana Osborn. 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION WHY BE FAT a, ? Eat plenty yet lose weight with delicious candy reducing plan Have a more slender, graceful fig ure No exercising No laxatives. Nodrugs With the simple A YDS Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan you don’t cut out any meals, Starches, potatoes, meats or but ter. you simply cut them down. It'seasier when you enjoy delicious (vitamin fortified) AYDS candy b< fore meals. 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