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I 2 THURS., MARCH 7, 1946 just what happened at the T. F. Hillyer home Sun. when her sons. Jack, Clintin, Delmer, Elmer and Herbert, all of Portland, . were served dinner, a goodly share of which was furnished by the vis itors. Other diners at the meal were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tyler, also of Portland. A fishing trip was the pastime for the group in the afternoon. THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Visitors • at the M. Gründen home Sunday were Mrs. Maude Space, Mrs. Mona Lindley and her daughter, Janet, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindley. Bob, who has been with the armed forces in Europe, is on furlough and will return to duty soon. Mr», Dave Marshall returned to her home this week after spending a week in a Portland hospital where she received treat ment. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas DeCew and son, Mark, arrived last week from San Francisco. DeCew, who has been recently discharged from the navy, has begun work formerly engaged in before the war, that of accountant in the state department. Mrs. DeCew and Mark will remain here at the C. F. Hieber horfie until they find living quarters in or near Salem. Mr. and Mr». Jewett A. Bush, Sr. of Clatskanie were here Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis of Clatskanie and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Davis of Salem were week end guests i at the Davis home. Walter Moore went to Portland Mon. and returned with an old friend of the family, Wm. Carty, who will ma)te his home with the Mr. and Mr». B. B. Davis of “I Clat kanie were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman last we*k end. Also at the Shipman home for a few days are Mrs. James Downs and son of Seattle. Mrs. Davis is Mrs. Shipman’s sister; Mrs. Downs, her niece. Parcells Smith, resident, spent several days here last week as a guest at the home of the George Johnsons. She was enroute to Bremerton from Salin as, California, where her husband had been stationed prior to being sent overseas. brought a number cf nice- gifts daughters of Cutler City and they all enjoyed games and Mrs. Glen Hieber of Hillsboro were guests of Mrs. Zoe Whitsell a nice lunch served by Mrs. Walk was a week end guest at the over the week end. er. Kenneth was nine years old. C. F. Hieber home. DANCE, Legion hall Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burrow' Not to be partial, tho a little late, March 9. Rhythm Vendors All- and sons, Judd and Bobbie, of we’ll add that Kenneth’s sister, Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. Portland were week end guests Darla, had a birthday party on It— tax. of Mr. and Mrs. Juçl Greenman. St. (Valentine’s day when she was six. The little girls who came to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nachef f Mr. and Mr», Tom Bateman play with her were Caroline announce the birth of a son, and sen Steven, were at Hills- Heath, Billie and Cora Knoedler Michael, weighing eight and one- boro last week end to visit Mrs. and Maryl and Laura Taylor. half pounds. The baby was born Dateman’s mother, Mrs. Elsie Darla also received beautiful Sunday, March 4. Mrs. Nacheff Stevens. gifts and a lunch was served. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rudy Kemper of Forest Mr. and Mrs. Albin Colsen and W. 0. Workman. daughter, Rene, of Hillsboro were Grove spent Tues, afternoon with Mrs. Holly Holcomb and her Sunday guests cf the E. P. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wirtz. daughter, Bonnie Sue, spent Mon Franks. Lester Wells and Venice Wor day and Tuesday visiting in Jack Frank returned Monday ley were out of school Mon. due Gresham at the heme of Mrs. to school activities after having to illness. Robert Holcomb. been ill for a week. For five stalwart sons with their wives to dine with mother J. T. Lilly ha» suffered a re- RHEUMATISM on an unimportant' date is inter of the flu and has been and ARTHRITIS lapse esting and unusual and this is confined to his home. I suffered for years and am so thankful that I found relief from Mr. and Mr». Edgar Culbert this terrible affliction that I will son were at E.gene Wednesday gladly answer anyone writing me where they went to obtain infor for information. Mrs. Anna mation about housing. If housing Pautz, P. 0. Box 825, Vancouver, is obtainable at a later time he Wash. Adv. tf plans to enroll in the university. Kenneth Mr. and Mr, H. H. Hay» have Imperial Feed - Mobilqas 6? Oils - Groceries Near Treharne Phene 887 $3.45 4-Grain Hen Scratch $3.70 Milk Egg Mash $4.15 Chick Starter Mash In swell print sacks Chick Scratch $3.80 Imperial Dairy 18% $3.10 Molasses Beet Pulp $2.90 Plain Beet Pulp $2.80 Cedar Towe $1.25 MANY OTHER FEEDS AND REMEDIES Prices subject to change without notice APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCENT I ED FOR FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS New hautes: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Tuesdays scld thrir farm located two and one-half miles out on the Keascy road and have purchased a home at 941 First avenue. They plan to move this week end. Walker Home Party Scene RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Ray Dor- land and A. M. Meade and son, Darrel, Hillsboro, were here la-t week to view the Riverview greenhouse and for a visit with the owner, their sister, Mrs. W. J. Lindsley. Mrs. Kenneth Walker enter tained a group of boys Thurs. in honor of her son, Kenneth’s, birthday. His guests were Gilbert and Earl Kipp, Pat Lloyd, Pat O’Brien, Junior Hyman, Everett Middleton, Bobby Durham and James Kirkbride. The boys Cleaning PAINTING Exterior Interior and Floors Finished USING Joy Theater PLYMOUTH ON DISPLAY AT Greenwood Motors Phone 1121 Vernonia ~ -r •’ ’I NOWrrs PLYMÒUTH! Thurs.-Fri. March 7-8 CONFLICT Humphrey Bcgart-Alexis Smith Sydney Greenstreet ALL STAR MUSICAL REVIEW and CARTOON March 9 ESCAPE IN THE DESERT Helmut Dantine-Jean Sullivan GOOD OLD CORN and Cartoon With this Ayds Plan you don’t cut out any meals, starches. Dotatoes. meats or butter, you simply cut tnem down It’s simple and easier when you enjoy delicious (vitamin forti fied) AYDS before each meal Abso lutely harmless. 3Ü davs aupplv of Avds only $2.25. If not delighted with results, MONEY BACK with the very first box. Pboue NANCE PHARMACY Tear out this ad as a reminder Sun.-Mon. March 10-11 RHAPSODY IN BLUE Robert Alda-Joan Leslie-Charles Coburn Nows and Cartoon Tue».-Wed. Marchl2-13 WHAT A BLOND Leon Errol-Elaine Ri?ey MAIN STREET AFTER DARK Edward Arnold Selma Royde Let your next tankful be STANDARD CHEVRON GAS f Rose Avenue Garage PROGRESS FOR YOU OUR GROWTH IS A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE $1,070,851.94 1945 1943 $228,357-69 1941 More Money for 5 AUTO - FARM - STOCK-HOMES-PERSONAL LOANS Washington County Bank asks you to E.E. UPGARD NEW 1946 Vernonia, Oregon The American Legion Write or Phone Slop Ladders Ninety per cent of the coun try’s farmland still needs soil conservation, the department of agriculture says. Banks, Oregon Ycur Closest Bank, Main Road to Portland RHXHXMXHZHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHT March 7 to 52 Lbs.! In clinical tests conducted by medical doctors more than 100 persons lost M to 15 poun is average in a few weeks with the AYDS Vitamin Candy Redu Ing Plan. former Sunny Service & Teed lost WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN” MRS. C. D. WELLS. FT. WORTH As Pictured Hers -> You may lose pounds and have a more slender graceful figure. No exercise. No drugs. No laxatives. Eat meat, potatoes, gravy, butter- The experience of Mrs. Wells may or may not be different than yours, but why not try the Ayds Plan? Look at these results. À SOIL NEEDS AID Jack Hendrickson, Estacada, was a week end guest at the Ralph Mahar home. DANCE, Legion hall Saturday, March 9. Rhythm Vendor» All- Girl orchestra. Admission 75c inc. Ethel Moores. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Clark spent the week end with relatives in Hillsboro. Ph. 1262 before 8:30 a.m. and alter 5 p.m. Estimates within radius of 30 miles DON’T FORGET THE VETERAN PUT VETERAN TO WORK! A (Veterans are working here) UNITED ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO Union Shop — l.B.E.W State License No. 510 Washington and A Sts. Phone 113 COe PKIt FOOT (For example: 4-ft. ladder $2.40) STEEL REINFORCED AT CORNERS STEEL WIRE STAYS UNDER STEPS Nothing is handier for spring house cleaning and those odd jobs around the home. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER Hoffman Hardware Co Phone 181 Vernonia For Value«—See Hoffman ^XHXNXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXR r
