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LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Mrs. Ella Wood
Entertains Club
Altar Society Holds
Regular Monthly Meet
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent by the Friendship Club
with Mrs. Ella Wood on Thurs­
day.
Club members were Elizabeth
Brown, Jean Crawford, Nan
Crume, Agnes Gibson, Mabel
Mahar, Leone Miller, Blanche
Millis, Ruth Steers, and Ella
Wood. Their guest for the day
was Mrs. Carmichael.
The Club sent Granma Fonda
a wool shawl in honor of her
birthday. A delicious pot luck
lunch was served.
Nov. meeting will be held with
Elizabeth Brown, so far an open
date. Watch for announcement
next week.
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RIVERVIEW — The regular
monthly meeting of St. Mary's
Altar Society was held at St.
Mary’s Church Wednesday with
the following members present,
Mrs. Joe Vanderzanden, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mullins, Mrs. Martin
Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Wirtz, Mrs.
Alois Sauer, Mrs. L.A. Hewitt,
Mrs. Frank Schmidlin and Mrs.
Harry Borgelt. As previously
planned
all
Bazaar
articles
brought in were price tagged,
over 200
tags being used.
Most of the discussions center­
ed on ways and means of con­
ducting the ‘ Bazaar to be held
November 9th.
Mrs. Andrew Elstad was a wel­
come helper. Next meeting to be
held at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Mullins.
“No Time for Tears”
Reviewed at Club
“No Time for Tears” was the
book reviewed by Mri. H. M. Cul­
bertson when the Vernonia Study
club met October 17 at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Heath. Members
answered roll call by telling an
old fashioned remedy.
Lora Wood Hughes, author of
“No Time for Tears,” at the
age of six expressed her desire
to “tie salve on people and make
them well.” Her life on a Kan­
sas homestead, in California
during the early ’90’s, in Honolu­
lu as an army nurse during the
Spanish-American war, in Mon­
tana and finally in the Puget
Sound country where she retires
to her home, “Folly on the Shore,”
makes an interesting autobiog­
raphy which ends on the note
of the 70-year-old nurse convert­
ing her home into a Red Cross
unit in the beginning of World
War II.
On November 7, Ethel Tousley
will entertain with Mrs. W. G.
Heath telling “The Story of Lin­
en.”
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 194« S
Teacher Reception
Said Successful
The teachers’ reception held
early last week at the Legion
hall was declared successful by
the people attending the affair.
Sponsor for the reception was
the American Legion Auxiliaiy
which was assisted by other local
organizations.
Almost a capacity crowd was
present.
A mud-filled canyon five miles
wide and 600 feet deep has been
discovered beneath thq surface ef
the lower Mississippi river.
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The United Nations organisa­
tion now employs a staff of about
1500 persons.
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
Wallpaper for sale
Carlin Hackney
Call 422
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Mrs. Hollis Hartwick
Shower Honor Guest
For Mrs. Hollis Hartwick a
shower was given last Friday
night at the home of Mrs. A. J.
Hughes. Mrs. Kenneth Anderson
and Mrs. Frank Hartwick assist­
ed the hostess.
School Student Body
Revives Fall Formal
The high school student body
is reviving the fall formal dance
again this year and the event is
being planned for this Saturday
night at the school gym. An in­
vitation to townspeople to attend
is extended by the students.
Music will be furnished by the
Rhythm Vendors.
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Help save Oreson's salmon and steelhead before!
help sJvf OREGON’S
lature has twice passed bills with overw * mm§G ernor Earl Snell signed the bill.
-n'15,000 names, has been invoked by a few
Bill would save about 90% of our steel-
—a true rainbow trout, one of our
6 * he.d
Ernest fish (Note: a
HIGHLIGHT FACTS ARE:
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bow that ha, gone to sea and returns.?
This bill would save these fish for all
profits to but a few.
a) Bill doe, not prohibit
2. in doe, Oregon
coastal »‘"XmaTb? taken-
regulate when fish may t>
streams each year.
Q Bill would preserve Oregon’s No J food
O. fish—our salmon, and our No. 1 tounst
attraction—our steelhead.
where and how.
Rill directs our game and fish commissions
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In the next issue of the
Washington County
Telephone Directory
^t^grMt^i^inMM^VMons* thin
taking of shad.
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Bill actually affect, *«?-/<’“"'*
‘°y.*
of a very few —perhaps not 25.
lakes and fish life.
the business telephone listings for
Every Exchange In The County
will be included in a
combined Washington County
Classified
Business
Directory
Page-by-page classified sections will be dis­
continued. We believe this form of classified
index will be more useful and convenient to
our subscribers and the buying public.
Prominent
Oregonians
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over the state and should be protect* 1°»?* n o’ th* P*°P,e-aH
our coastal streams are stripped of th
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streams and lakes will have^o <•»
then our mountain
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take many years to build our salm^
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what they were 20 years ago If T
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the future and for ALL peonl. i
Pre,ervt • supply for
DONE NOW!
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through proper study and regulation
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