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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1947)
the regular meeting night of the American Legion. Those attend ing are asked to bring a small gift, not to exceed fifty cents, for a Christmas tree exchange and maybe Santa Claus will be there! LET'S BE SOCIABLE Mrs. Robertson Hostess To Deborah Society Gift Fund Increased By $49 from Auxiliary Mrs. Hamp Robertson was host ess Tuesday afternoon for the December meeting of the De borah Society. Guest for the event was Mrs. Hamp Robertson, Jr. The group will meet again Jan uary 6 of next year with Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier. The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the Legion hall. It was reported $49.00 had been sent to headquarters to be used for purchasing gifts for the hospital bed side gift shop table and gifts for child welfare. A cigarette fund has been Start ed to purchase cigarettes for the Veterans hospitals. Several of the Auxiliary mem bers are sending thread to be used by the patients in the TB hospital at Salem. Plans were made for the New Year’s Eve Carnival dance. The music will be furnished by the Rythm Vendors. A Christmas party is being planned for Legion and Auxiliary members and their husbands and wives. This party will be held Monday evening, December 15 on Like a Sandwich? We make the best in town. Have you tried one ? THE COZY • The Friendship club met at Mrs. Tom Crawford’s home for the No vember meeting. After a lovely luncheon was served by the host ess and her mother, Mrs. Brown, plans were made for a Christmas party to be held at the home of Blanche Millis December 18. Eight members were present in cluding: Mrs. Will Chalmers, Mrs. Claude Gibson, Mrs. Ralph Mahar, Mrs. Harvey Crume, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. A. E. Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and Mrs. Millis. Mrs. Atkins was the guest. • Holiday Guests Are Entertained MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roeser Butch, and the small daughter motored to Lincoln county and had Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Chet Clendenin and family. They stayed the week out. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom, Sr., had Thanksgiving dinner with their son, L. P. Wikstrom Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. .0. Hansen were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Melis. Mrs. Minnie Clark will leave for her home in Monroe, Wash ington Wednesday. She has spent the past two months here with her brother, A. R. Melis, and wife. Thanksgiving dinner guests of the Charles Hansen family were: Mr. and Mrs. Salmi, Mr. and Mrs. R. Schroeder, Sue and Peter, Mr. and Mrs. G. Salmi, Johnny and Georgeanne, all of Marshland, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ford and son, Misses Priscilla and LaVern Han sen, Mr. Ted Kulyu, all of Port land, E. Koshi of Quincy and Robt. Roeser of Mist. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sundland and Sharon came down from Mc Minnville and spent a couple of days last week during Thanks giving with his folks, the Charles Sundlands. Mrs. J. 0. Libel and family were Sunday dinner guests of the A. E. Jones family. Mrs. Libel’s daughter, Mrs. Ed Lindberg was down from St. Helens. “YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT” HOMEMADE PUS . . . are a delight to taste—especi ally those we make in our own kit chen. Try them when you come to our dining room for those delicious meals we serve. Hotel MacDonald Dining Room —•— 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Buffet Suppers and Club Banquets by appointment Vernonia Drug Co. Telephone 101 4 Mrs. Crawford Hostess To Friendship Club Evening in Paris Sets $1.25—$17.50 Coty Sets TREHARNE—Art Odam, Gene Odam and Russell Snook returned Thursday from an elk hunting trip to eastern Oregon. They got a nice one and reported there were lots of deer in that country now. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Belongia and Jimmy from Onalaska, Washing ton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. McCool, Jerry, La Vonne and Dorothy Huntley spent Thanksgiving in Portland at Mr. McCool’s mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds Georgialee and Kenneth spent the week end at Sweet Home with' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'iisdn’c and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker spent Thanksgiving with M-. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale. Charles Thomas went to Port- iend Wednesday for medical caro Ee injured his foot working at the Mill several weeks ag’>. Mrs. Jack Kells took baby Mar ilyn to Vancouver Washington Monday for medical attent on. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ‘Jo>k»>n returned from California Saturday evening after spending Think igiv- with Mr. Cookson’s parents. Mrs. Zella Davenport and Mrs. Flora Whitmire went to Portland Friday, taking Mrs. E. Daniels and daughter that far on their return to San Diego, Califc .nia. Mrs. Bailey, who has been visit ing at the Charles Thomas home for two months, returned to her home in Montana Wednesday. Mrs. Exie Weaver returned home Saturday after visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Robert Reynolds, at Can by, California for a week. • Help Fight Tuberculosis Buy and Use Christmas Seals BELTS and Belts for Slacks CHENILLE ROBES $1.50—$14.50 REMINGTON RAND ELECTRIC RAZORS 2-3-4 and 5 heads SHICK ELECTRIC RAZORS 1 and 2 heads Ladies and Mens Parker 51 Sets Box Cards 69c to $1.25 per box Personalized Xmas Cards 5c and up Xmas Light Strings—Complete Decorations Tags-Seals-Ribbons-Gift Wrap, fancy and plain If You Don’t Want to Walk— Then Here’« the Answer New cars are coming slowly and it will be a long time before every order is filled. So, keep your present car in top condition with complete shell service. Geo. JobiMoa Venmia Sen. Sta. Stop’ Saving Center CORONADO WASHER $121.95 COCOA DOOR MATS $2.49 16x27 VARCON BATTERY 30-Month Guarantee $2.98 Chenille Bed Spreads $' Two-tone Blankets $f 25% wool, 75% cotton CLIFF WHITE with a long-lasting, season fa- sionable permanent moulded in to a hair style to suit your face. MILLER'S BEAUTY SHOP dl Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and family visited at the V. M. Lindsley home Thursday evening. Lindy Hudson, who has been stationed at Bremerton, received his discharge from the service last week and arrived home Thursday. Johnny Hayes of Hillsboro spent the week end at the Louis Huntley home. The Apparel Shop .1 A RIVERVIEW—Johnny Wilcoxin who has been on the ship, Lenoir, arrived home from Seattle Wed nesday for a two-weeks visit with his parents. Phone 602 CHECK the I I PHONE 1271 VERNONIA, ORE. ADVANTAGES OF A I I CHECKING ACCOUNT WE ARE OPEN FOR ALL WELDING AND LJ DEALER FOR INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS South part of Lee Motors Building Telephone 1321 - ■ PROVES PAYMENT . .. cancelled checks serve as receipts. HEAVY REPAIRING WALLACE WELDING WORKS SAVES TIME... you can pay bills by mail. I with First class welding equipment including porta ble welder. We build anything, heavy or light. » For Girl* Ages 4 to 16 HOLIDAY DRESSES Dorothy Grey Sets Serviceman Here For Two Weeks THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1047 ' $12.95 All Metal Kitchen Stool $1.89 Fireking Cups & Saucers ea. 5c $2.79 Clothes Dryer CHENILLE ROBES Leather and Suede Keep Your Beauty Up to Date . . . $1.50—$22.50 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Hunters Return With Good Kill HEADING YOUR WAY? Who know* when they may be! That’s why it’s important to have enough fire insurance to ade quate cover today’s value of your property. Do you have this vital protection? Call on this Hartford agency today for compe tent insurance advice. VERNONIA INSURANCE 905 Bridge Street BILL J. HORN, AGENT Phone 231 Vernonia AVOIDS RISK . . . no need to carry large sums of money. PROVIDES A RECORD OF EXPENDITURES . .. check stubs and monthly statements serve as a con venient record for budgeting and for paying income tax. We invite you to open a checking acccount with our bank and enjoy these conveniences. Vernonia Branch The Commercial Bank of Banks Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Affiliated with The Commercial National Bank of Hillaboro, (Oregon)
