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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1947)
Mrs. Ward Hostess To 500 Club LET’S BE SOCIABLE Joint Installation of Officers April 13 Plan Baker announced ranged as part of that time will be high school girls’ • Monday. Ar the program at numbers by the sextet. The V.F.W. Auxiliary met April 2 and made plans for a joint in stallation of officers to be held Next Little Dance April 13 at the Odd Fellows hall Date Announced at 1 o’clock. Delta Krieger of Scheduled for the evening of Portland has been asked to be Saturday, May 3, is the next the installing officer. On Friday, the 11th, several Little Dance Club dance Mrs. members are planning on going Frank Hartwick announced early to Clatskanie for the installation this week. The affair will take place at the I.O.O.F. hall. of their officers. The next dance was Originally New members of the Auxiliary are Maud McMorris Kobow, who set later this month but members joined on March 5 and Shirley asked for the postponement be Bauersfeld, Louticia Mosman, cause of the nearness of the time Mrs. Bert Hawkins and Jewell to the Junior Prom. • Robinson who joined April 2. This makes a total of 14 new members Guest Day Tea Revived since the first of November, 191W • After Five Years The home of Mrs. Judd Green man was the scene April 3, Thursday, for the guest day tea of the Vernonia Study club. To the affair, revived after five years, members invited individual guests, ministers’ wives, members Rainbow Girls to Be Guests Sunday Members of the Order of Rain bow for Girls will be guests Sun day at the Christian church at the 11 o’clock service, Rev. Ernest Mrs. Ward entertained the 500 club Thursday afternoon of the 27th. Mrs. Homer Gwin took high honors and Mrs. J. E. Fos- sum low score. Refreshments were served during the afternoon, of the schools’ faculties and wives of men teachers. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Frank McCord of Estacada, Mrs. H. E. Schlegel, Sr., of Portland and Mrs. Earl Thibeau of Seattle. Mrs. J.W. Nichols was in charge of the program. For the program the high school girls’ sextet sang several selections and piano solos were played by Maxine Hartwick and Barbara Keasey. Vocal solo ists were Sally Kaspar and Mir iam Corll. Presiding at the coffee and tea urns were Mrs. Ralph Valpiani and Mrs. Fred Tousley, president and vice-president respectively of the club. In charge of arrangements for the tea were Mrs. William Heath, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Ben Brickel and the hostess, Mrs. Greenman. Less than 20 miles offshore from Cuba’s highest mountain— Turquino, 6,560 feet—the Carib bean Sea reaches a depth of 4% miles. Fossil remains elephants have Hirsh-Weis White Slag boys Ben mar pajamas Van Hensen Shirts trousers Kampus Cut Sport coats, Sport and utility garments for men women and boys ties and for men Slacks and for men OiPsZAlZ Belts- suspenders, garters, billfolds and tie clasps and tie niLllUIl chains Spur Suspenders, garters, belts and ties for men Hanes Swim suits, sport Jantzen In recorded history, no women in ever set foot on the great con- found ATTEND THE ANNUAL Seersucker Junior Prom HOUSECOATS with full length zippers Saturday, April 12 COTTON PAJAMAS Begins at 8:30 HIGH SCHOOL GYM Hal Cook’s Orchestra • • New BLOUSES This promises to be the best prom given in Vernonia for several years. The gym is well lighted and beautifully decorated. The Apparel Shop Phone 396 Admission: $1.50 person, sweaters for men, women, boys and girls. Knit shirts VERNONIA Cannon & Hanes wash Keds & U.S. Ruhber Footwear.,>11..n"women and Towels and Pequot Kabo cloths Sheet and cases Corsets, garterbelts and brassiers for women and girls. Unitex Invisible Utah Knitting Mills Shepherd for women and gills Wool o' the West Blankets sanitary panties for women X.P J Beacon Blankets EsmondBiankets OrrlaskanBiankets Cannon V Heisey Glassware Medlicott Coat sweaters for men Shoes for children, boys and girls Star . Brand • Rand Better shoes for men Norcross cards Berkshire Hose Shoes for men women and children dress Greeting for women Strutwear Butterick Patterns Hose, slips and pajamas for women PînutOY Baby pants and ordorless sanitary washable plastic combina- I idjluA tion crib sheets $2.00 couple DEPARTMENT STORE Blankets Kit underwear and T shirts Poll-Parrot prehistoric tinent of Antarctica. Sweaters garments for men women and of been Ireland. ’S At this time we wish to extend to the people of Vernonia and the Ne halem Valley our whole hearted thanks for your true American coopera tion during the past six years. The American way made it possible for us to say, “A Job Well Done.” It took science to produce the quality for that job, and at the same time through the discoveries of vast labratory developements, we may enjoy the best quality fabrics the world has ever known. You mav wonder why it is taking this long for quality to come back to us. The big manufacturer of nationally-known goods is taking the time necessary to bring this quality goods to you, and now is rapidly opening up. Some has already been delivered. It is our pleasure to announce the following standard and nationally- known lines of fine merchandise. Many others will be announced as fast as obtainable. The lines are not as yet being delivered complete but amounts are rapidly increasing. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1947 T THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE., Sterling Lee Sweaters for men Work clothes for men and boys William Unger Wolsey Yams Imported wool sox for men Davis 4D Cushion foot sox for men. 9’* to 12
