■9 THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Our Great America & fy Hock
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mrs. Johnny Durant and Miss
Chaziiae Durant who visited here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
F. Ruhl for about 10 days, left
last Thursday evening for their
home at Los Angeles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Ix»u Girod spent
last week end at Dufur at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Limmerouth.
Clarence Biggs w«« taken to
Providence hospital in Portland
Monday in the Bush ambulance
after falling from, a hayrack and
breaking his knee.
Mr. and Mr«. J. W. Vaughan
returned late last week from a
two-week vacation trip which took
them to Amarillo, Texas. Accom­
panying them were their two
-daughters who stopped at Los
Angele« on the return. Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughan drove a new auto­
mobile on the return trip.
Mra. A. B. *illingberg received
a letter recently from her son,
Bill Hall, S2c, telling that he is
back in the states now after hav­
ing been at Saipan, Guam and
•Pearl Harbor. He spent the 4th
of July in Manila. He will be
hame September 12 for a 20-day
leave.
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Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Russell
spent last week at Twin Rocks,
where the Young People’s Insti­
tute of the Nazarene church was
Mrs. Russell served as
held,
dean of women and Mr. Russell
was camp carpenter ami elect ri-
cian. Barbara Brown was a dele-
gate from the Vernonia church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer were
informed Tuesday morning of the
death of Ed Higgins an uncle of
Mrs. Spencer and a former Ver­
nonia resident who will be re­
membered by local people who
have lived here for a number of
years. Mr. Higgins was living
near Portland at the time of his
death.
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Mrs. Marie Thompson returned
to work at the West Oregon elec­
tric office Monday after complet­
ing her vacation.
Miss Dorothy Elliott of Sweet
Home has been visiting Mickey
Hall for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mes«ing
spent last week end at Hood Riv­
er at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Annala. Mrs. Annala is a
daughter of Mr. Messing. They
left here Saturday and returned
Sunday.
John Burnside w«« taken to
the Portland General hospital
early last week for a hernia oper­
ation from which he is recover­
ing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Burn-
side spent several days in Port-
land to be with him.
W. T. Lilley, who was taken
to the Good Samaritan hospital
last week with an injured back,
is now in a cast and is recovering
as well as can be expected. Mrs.
Lilley returned here Monday after
spending several days in Port-
land to be w.th him.
DANCE Saturday night. Aug 31,
I.O.O.F. hall.
Rhythm Vendor,
All-Girl orchestra, Adm. 75c per-
son, including tax.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley of
Hollywood,
California, arrived
here recently from New York for
a visit with Mrs. Bradley’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Zim­
merman. Mr. Bradley is on a
short vacation after which he
will again join the Charlie Bar-
net orchestra in Los Angeles.
Mrs. I.ulah Fullerton returned
Tuesday after a two-week vaca­
tion trip spent at Boise, Fairfield,
Twin Falls and Gooding, Idaho,
where she visited friends and rela-
tives..
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whitaker
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rosa left
Tuesday morning for a few days
at Breightenbush Springs.
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
HOUSE APRONS
OUR SPECIAL-
Moderately Priced
Black Walnut
Thursday—Friday—Saturday—Sunday
Pints, Quarts, Gallons, 5-Gallon Tins
Take Time Out—
Enjoy a dish of this delicious special flavor.
It’s frozen in Vernonia to please Vernonia
people.
SOFT ICE CREAM SPECIAL
Chocolate Malt
Saturday Only
Closed Every Tuesday
The Pal Shop
Phone 411
Estel Castain has returned to
Portland after spending a week
with her sister and brother-iin-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Mrs.
Arnold
Count«,
Mr«.
Charles Minger and children have
gone to Newberg to spend a few
days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stone were
here last week end to visit friends.
They are living near Olympia.
PRESSES
Vernonia, Oregon
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DANCE Saturday night. Aug. 31,
I.O.O.F. hall.
Rhythm Vendor«
All-Girl orchestra. Adm. 75c per­
son, including tax.
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Shirley Kirkland, former gov­
ernment trapper for this county,
has returned here and has pur­
chased property on Corey Hill. He
is driving truck for the Union
Oil company distributing plant.
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J. O. (Doc) Devaney was taken
to St. Vincents hospital in the
Bush ambulance for medical at­
tention Tuesday of last week.
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Albert Fuller spent last weak
end in Portland with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Art Sha­
fer.
The Apparel Shop
Mr. and Mrs. James Currie,
and son, Jimmie of Sacramento,
California, left Thursday after a
two-week visit with (heir parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cufrie.
Miss Josephine Schöning visited
rs. Helene Hanel, her sister,
Saturday through Tuesday. She
is from Chicago and is visiting
relatives and friends on the Pa­
cific Coast.
T/5 Dean S. Brady ha> written
home that he narrowly escaped
ALL DRIVERS
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It’s a wise motorist who gives fre-
quent attention to the needs of his
car. Service now will mean new ad-
(led hours of dependable driving.
Regardless of make or model, we can
assure you of utmost satisfaction.
Come in today! Let us attend to the
needs of your car — promptly, thor­
oughly and efficiently.
Vernonia Auto Co
A Safe Place to Trade”
Just Arrived
Davenport and Chair Sets
JOY THEATER
Vernonia,
Mr. and Mr«. Frank Bradley
and son, Brent, Mr. and Mrs. W,
C. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Zimmerman drove to Seaside last
Sunday. The Bradleys being in­
terested in seeing the Pacific
again after working in the east
the past few months. The eastern
beaches proved to be the most
comfortable for bathing but as
they both are west coast products,
they still prefer (he west in every
way. .
Attention
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallis
from Huntington Park, California,
who are on an eight-week trailer
tour, were guests of the Edward
Salmonsens and the James Da­
vies several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hartsook of
Phillipsburg, Kansas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Brady and family at­
tended the wedding of their niece,
Miss Una Brady of Forest Grove
to Henry Hinolk, also of Forest
Grove Sunday afternoon, Aug. 18.
The wedding took place at the
church at Hillside. Mr. and Mrs.
Hartsook left for their home
Wednesday morning, August 21
after visiting her brothers, Roy
Brady and Perl Brady of Forest
Grove. Other visitors at the Roy
Brady home ar., Mr. and Mrs.
John Peterson of North Platte,
Nebr., who surprised the Bradys
by arriving here last Thursday
evening. Roy and Perl Brady are
brothers of Mrs. Peterson. Dinner
guests of the Bradys Sunday in
addition to the Nebraska visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Perl Brady
and Miss Elaine Brady of Forest
Grove, Miss Aretha Brady of Port­
land,, Mrs. Sylvia DeVaney and
daughter Janice, Vernonia, and
Wesley Brady of Portland.
death when lightening struck a
few yards from him, overturning
a 22-ton bulldozer he was oper­
ating. He was thrown from the
machine as it went over and re­
ceived no injury. Some time ago
he met his third grade school
teacher, a Miss Joyce, who is
working in Seoule, Korea, for the
Red Cross. He says it is very hot
there and the boys are suffering
intensely from it and the bugs.
Oregon
Thurs.-Fri.
August 29-30
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Phil Harris-Rochester-Leslie
Brooks
CODE OF THE LAWLESS
Kirby Grant
(Cartoon Bathing Bud)
Saturday
August 31
A LETTER FROM EVIE
Marsha Hunt-John Carroll-Hume
Cronyn
GIVE A HAND Featurette
Cartoon—Springtime fur Thomas
Sun.-Mon.
September 1-2
Adult* 50c
Student» 50c
Tuesday-Wednesday
Sept. 3-4
SHE WOULDN’T SAY YES
Rosalind Rusiell-Lee Bowman
MICRO-PHONIES Comedy and
Cartoon
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Vernonia, Ore.
Everything for the Home
HERE’S NEWS
k For Thrifty Housewives
Girod’s grocery shelves are filled with food items
to delight the housewife who must provide tasty,
nourishing meals for her family. Girod’s large
stock is a big help to the cook who is looking for
FREE DELIVERY
ideas for new dishes. For those lunch box* menus
there is no better place to get the needed ingre­
dients. And to top it all the quality of merchan­
dise found here is hard to beat. All in all this
store is good news for thrifty housewives.
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