LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Harry Culbertson, Jr.,
Married March 27
Harry Culbertson, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbertson,
was married to Elyane Lacour
March 27, his parents learned in
a recent letter received from him.
He is stationed now in New
Caledonia and is employed by Pan
American Airways.
The couple
is living at the Santos air base.
After a trip to Australia, they
plan to return to this country
where he will attend school.
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Mrs. Lyman Hawken
Hostess at Bridge
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Mrs. Lyman Hawken entertain­
ed the Bridge club Thursday, the
24th. Guests of the afternoon
were Mrs. William Manning and
Mrs. Marie Davidson. Mrs. Hawk­
en won high honors, Mrs. William
Manning second and Mts. F. R.
Olin low score.
Refreshments
were served at the end of the
afternoon.
J.U.G. Club Meets
With Mrs. Michener
The J.U.G. club met last Friday
at the home of Mrs. Tressie Mich­
ener.
Four tables of pinochle
were played with Mrs. Marie
Shafer receiving high score, Mrs.
Timmons, second and Mrs. Soden,
low.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Jennie Lusby, Mrs. Mary
Sawyer and Mrs. Michener. The
next meeting will be May 16 at the
home of Mrs. Laura Junken.
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Missionary Society
Holds Regular Meeting
Evangelical United Brethern’s
Womens Missionary Society, held
the regular meeting last Wednes­
day the 23. Mrs. Weidman had
devotional.. Mrs. Alice Malmsten
gave the book review. Mrs. Judd
Greenman and Mrs. A. J. Hughes
served refreshments.
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FROZEN FOODS
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A treat for any table
Very reasonably priced
Many fruits and vegetables for your
selection
VERNONIA BAKERY
HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD
AS EASY AS
SNAPPING YOUR FINGERS
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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Pythian Sisters Plan
lor Convention
Plans are being made for a
Pythian Sisters convention of
District No. 5 to be held at the
I.O.O.F. hall on Mav 28, the after­
noon session to open at 1 and the
evening meeting at 8.
Edna Heenan, District Deputy
Grand Chief, will be the presiding
officer and Silvia Turner will
serve as secretary.
Other convention officers to
serve are Wanda Garrigus of
Hillsboro, Past Chief; Emma
Gene Emerson of Forest Grove,
Ex. Sr.; Deane Bowen of Yamhill,
Ex. Sr.; Lesta Garner of Vernonia,
manager; Irma Johnson of Ver­
nonia, M. of F.; Lyda Fletcher of
McMinnville, Protector; and Edith
Hoodempyl of Gaston, Guard.
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Mrs. Steele Entertains
Business Women Tues.
Mrs. Charlotte Steele was host­
ess to the Vernonia Business
Women’s club Tuesday, April 22.
The members enjoyed a delicious
chili dinner which was served on
the lawn.
Guests at the dinner were Mrs.
Elva Kleger and Mrs. Grace Ma­
thews, former members of the
club.
A short business meeting was
held and candidates for officers
for next year were selected. Can­
didates for president are Margaret
Brockhaus, Jane Pace and Char­
lotte Steele.
Mrs. Elva Kleger invited the
club members to a party at her
home near Cornelius, May 13.
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V.F.W. District Meet
Attended at St. Helens
Members of the both the V.F.W.
Post and Auxiliary were at St.
Helens Monday evening of this
week to be present for the dis­
trict meeting and election of of­
ficers.
Bert Brunsman, Commander of
the local post, was named District
Junior Vice-commander and O.T.
Bateman, District
Sergeant-at-
arms. For the Auxiliary, Mrs. Eva
Poynter, president, was elected
District President and appoint­
ments were made of Mrs. Fern
Kullander, District Color Bearer
and Mrs. Dorothy Cederburg, Dis­
trict Treasurer.
Auxiliary members going to
St. Helens were Mrs. Poynter,
Iurs. Kullander, Mrs. Cederburg,
Mrs. Jennie Lusby and Mrs. Mae
Mulkins.
The post was represented there,
in addition to the two officers, by
Kent Bauersl'eld, Jim Cox, Kenneth
Anderson, Guy Hanson, Edwin
Ade, Ralph Sturdevant, Bill Wil­
son and Bill Guillaume.
M.H.C., School
Join on Proaram
MIST—The M.H.C. met Thurs­
day at the home of Mrs. L. B.
Eastman. A few members were
absent, but there was a good at­
tendance. A lovely dinner was
served by the hostess. After the
ladies had done justice to the
food, the business meeting was
called to order and the regular
business taken care of besides new
business that came up. Our next
meeting place will be at the Gar-
lock home on the 4th Thursday
in May.
The M.H.C. will go in jointly
with the school Wednesday night
and have a pie sale while the
teachers and pupils furnish the
program. The money derived for
such will go half for the school
amusement needs, and half for
the club treasury for the good of
the community for a project we
have in mind but not yet material­
ized.
The L. P. Wikstroms purchased
a large refrigerator this week.
Mrs. Fred Siegenthaler and Mrs.
Geo. Kalasse motored to Warren­
ton a week ago to see an old
friend, Mrs. G. B. Galeton, who
lived here formerly.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling
were in Vernonia Saturday night,
Mr. Dowling to see the doctor.
Mrs. Dass was a Vernonia
shopper Saturday.
Saturday evening movie visitors
from here were Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Ballet, Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom
and children and Jim Hill.
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Logger Injured Thurs.
In Accident; Station
Being Constructed
MIST—Mrs. I. E. Knowles is
expecting guests from California
this week.
Mrs. Fred Siegenthaler is going
to Astoria one day this week.
Cecil Arup had the misfortune
to break his leg Thursday at the
Roy Hughes’ operations on the
Claud Johnson place.
A log
rolled over him. He stays at the
A. R. Melis home.
Ralph George moved his wife to
Newberg Saturday where he has
work. Gloria will stay with Mrs.
J. 0. Libel until school is out, then
go with her folks.
The Dass filling station is going
up fast. It's quite a sizable struc­
ture and in a fine location.
The Garlock family was in Till­
amook Sunday, a week ago, to
see Willard in the hospital there
with a broken leg. He’s getting
along fine.
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Mothers, Daughters
To Banquet May 9
Easy food shopping can be attained by every
housewife who takes advantage of King’s qual­
ity merchandise and convenient delivery ser­
vice. Try it today.
KING’S Grocery - Market
“Where Your Money Buys More”
At the Mile Bridge
Phone 91
Riverview
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Why not start a
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT?
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You can start as low as $1.00. Prepare
for the future of your family and your­
self.
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; VERNONIA BRANCH, THE
COMMERCIAL BANK
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OF BANKS
Affiliated With
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
of HILLSBORO, (Oregon)
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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The mother-daughter banquet,
to be(held at the Christian church,
is scheduled for- the evening of
May 9 at 6:45 p.m., Rev. Ernest
Baker said Wednesday. Mrs. Jua
nita Kono is in charge of tickets
for the occasion.
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In normal times, the world’s
supply of pork, excluding lard, an­
nually averages
27,328,000,000
pounds.
Astronomers use the simplest
calender, which contains no div­
isions of years or months. Each
day has an individual number, be-
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947
ginning at a date corresponding to
4,713 B.C. Thus the astronomical
date for July 4, 1947, will be J.D.
(Julian Day) 2,432,186.
NEW AND USED PARTS
Expert Auto Repairing
Gaa and Oil
Open at 7:30 A. M.; Closed at 6:00 P. M.
We Close Sat. afternoon and all day Sunday.
LYNCH AUTO. PARTS
RIVERVIEW
Phone 773
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prepared for your use.
Every step is safeguarded to assure
you purity, flavor and freshners
which in turn mean—
HEALTH
VIGOR
VITALITY
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Telephone 471
Grade A Milk
Knock that Coating of
Grease & Dirt off your car
Perk-Up...Tune-Up
for the
SPRING
PARADE
Handkerchief Shower
Honors Mrs. Girod
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Mrs. Francis Mullins’ home was
the scene of 500 club meeting and
Mrs. Lou Girod was honored by a
hankerchief shower. Mrs. Girod
won high honors and first prize,
Mrs. Lena Schroeder won traveling
pr.ze Mrs. Homer Gwin, low prize.
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11th Birthday
Celebrated Sunday
Helping to celebrate Arleigh
Laramore's 11th birthday Sunday
afternoon were four of his frieinds,
Buddy Fulton, Buddy Herra, Sam
Carriker and Donald Shaefer. A
lunch of potato chips, sandwiches,
ice cream and birthday cake was
served at 3 p.m.
BEAUTIFUL,
PERMANENTS
HELENE CURTIS'
PARK AVENUE
MACHINE
Have your car steam cleaned with our new
Kerrick steam cleaner.
THE ONLY WAY TO STEAM CLEAN YOUR
CAR IS TO HAVE IT ON A HOIST
—WE HAVE IT-
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WASH, POLISH AND WAX
BUMP OUT WRINKLES
TOUCH UP PAINT
ADJUST BRAKES
TUNE-UP ENGINE
COMPLETE LUBRICATION
MACHINELESS
Other nationally adver­
tised permanents
COLD WAVES
RIVERVIEW BEAUTY SHOP
PHONE 7712
At The Mile Bridge
Marinello Graduate
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Vernonia Auto Co
Phone 342
“A Safe Place to Trade”