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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1947)
f Saving food is everybody’s job . . . because everybody will benefit from the peace it will save ¡Europe is hungry. Frost, drought, flood and war damage have cut Europe’s farm products way down. Hungry people are victims of discontent . . . and discontent breeds chaos. We must help them rebuild their countries along healthy democratic principles. We must help them with food now! Save wheat! Save meat! Save the Peace! NEW THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1947 5 Mrs. Tousley Hostess For Study Group Mrs. Fred Tousley, president of the Vernonia Study club, was the hostess for the meeting held at her home December 4. Olivia Brickel reported the com munity chest drive was progress ing. An amount of $370.40 had been soliciated through the house- to-house canvass. After the business discussion Russia in the News” was pre sented by Mrs. Brickel, bringing to the club members current events from the big four con ference and reports from radio news commentators as well as articles of interest from news papers and magazines. During roll call, many unusual customs and characteristics per taining to the Russian people were brought to light. • After a pleasant evening, the hostess served delicious refresh ments. ALL-IN-ONE ‘9 0 0’*M INI ATURE SONOTONE SONOTONE HEARING CENTER MacDONALD HOTEL Vernonia Thursday, December 18th 2 p. m. jo 6 p. m. Come in—see this most beauti ful all-in-one hearing aid . , . light! . . . tiny! . . . easy to wear as a wristwatch! Here is the BEST hearing correction science knows how to give, with unique economies in use. Also, obtain the most accurate, scien tific hearing tests, FREE! Help Fight Tuberculosis Buy and Use Christmas Seals Grangers Prepare for Degree Work Saturday A large class of candidates tc be initiated starting at the reg ular meeting of the Vernonia Grange Saturday evening. The first and second degrees will be done by the Vernonia de gree team with the Natal Grange ! and their candidates attending. Later the Natal Grange team i will put on the Third and Fourth i degree work with the Vernonia : Grange and candidates as guests. KENNETH R. SAX Certified Sonotone Consultant SERVICE WITH UNION Union 76 Gasoline Triton Motor Oil Union Lubricants Birthday Supper Held December 3 A birthday supper was held for Luby Aspinall December 3 at the parental home, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lines, on Corey Hill. Thirteen people were served ice cream and cake with a chicken supper. Prolong the usefulness of your car or truck with Union products and Union serviced In other words — GET THE BEST! JAKE’S There’s Nothing Better than a delicious piece of pie and soft ice cream to top it off. UNION SERVICE The Cozy ... ....."ri S p e c i a 1 Rates FOR ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATERS AND INSTALLATION 10 ANDERSON-ROEDIGER Plumbing and Stock Millwork Supplies Vernonia, Ore. Phone: Plumber, 5713, Nehalem Chapter Holds Initiation, Elects Nehalem Chapter, O.E.S., met Wednesday evening of last week with initiatory degrees given for Mrs. James Currie, Mrs. Sam Hearing, Sr., and E. P. Brous end the election of officers. Re- suits of the election were: Worthy Matron, Clara Kirk: Worthy Pat- len, John Kirk; Associate Matron, Ethel Titus; Associate Patron, Ray Mills; Conductress, Dorothy Sandon; Associate Conductress Katherine Johns; Secretary, Flo rence Messing; Treasurer, Edna Linn. Out of town visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones and Mrs. A. Dow of Gresham and Mrs. Ray Nelson and Mrs. Ruth Thompson of Cottage Grove. A beautiful floral degree with an arm boquet of red rose buds and gifts was given the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Paul Gordon for her birthday. All those having birth days in October, November and December were escorted and pre sented with favors. A delicious supper was served in the social hall from tables decorated with poinsettias and tapors. The next meeting, December 17 will be installation ceremonies open to members and friends at, 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Killingberg Hostess To Mt. Heart Social Club -J O Let's Be Sociable Shop 575 Shop at KING'S to get bargains The regular meeting of Mt. Heart Rebekah Social club was held at the home of Geneva Kill ingberg, with Florence Messing rnd Jean McDonald assisting. Twenty-five members were pre sent. It was the annual Christmas party of the club and gifts were exchanged among the members. Plans wre discussed for Rebekah dance to be given cember 20 at the I. 0. 0. F. as, also were plans for the nual children’s Christmas party given by both subordinate lodges. This will be held December 16. Under new business, new of ficers were elected for the com ing year. Those selected were: Zoe Whitsell, president; Silvia Turner, vice-president; Alice Buck- ner, secretary, and Faye Davis Treasurer. Delicious refreshments of straw i berry ice cream, cake and coffee were served to those present. The next meeting will be held January 6 at the home of Silvia Turner, at which time the new officers will in charge. Your BEAUTY Is Our Business when you do your shopping stop in here. You’ll like the tempting an-ay of your favorite packaged goods, of delicious, fresh meats, fruits and vegetables. ^You’ll like the prompt efficient, cheerful service also. KING’S Grocery - Market “Where Your Motley Buys More’’ At the Mile Bridge Phone 91 Riverview . . especially Holiday Time MILLER'S Phone 602 Shower Honors Mrs. Mike Anderson Fri. Mrs. Mike Anderson was guest of honor last Friday even ing at a shower given at the C. I.. Anderson home. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. C. L. Ander son, Mrs. Frances Mullins, Mrs. John Roediger and Mrs. A. J. Hughes. Club Entertained Mrs. A. J. Hughes was hostess to the O-A bridge club when the group met at her home Thurs- day afternoon of last week, The club will meet next with Mrs. F. R. Olin. E. E. Greenwood We’re able to do the body and fender repair work □n your car I Drive into Greenwood Motors with wreck jobs and smashed fenders and our new body and fender shop will send them out as good as new. ALL WORK FULLY IT MAY BE YEARS OLD But Who Would Know It? When we clean a garment and press it, it looks brand new again, It gives you longer wear and better appearance Vernonia Cleaners MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS GUARANTEED Let us giVe you an esti mate on your automobile. We’ll put it in tip-top Shape. Greenwood Motors Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job-rated Truck Dealer
