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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1948)
Deborah Society Entertained Tues. LETS BE SOCIABLE Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge Installs The regular installation of of ficers was held Thursday evening, January 8, by Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge. The newly elected and ap pointed officers were installed by Lena Schroeder, District Deputy President, assisted by the follow ing: Deputy Marshall, Ella Cline; Just In Ballerina Skirts Gibson Blouses Corduroy Cuff Skirt« The Apparel Shop Deputy Warden, Zoe Whitsell; Deputy Secretary, Edna Linn; Dep uty Treasurer, Grace Currie; Dep uty Chaplain, Ruby Biggs; Deputy Inside guardian, Evelyn Heath and Deputy Outside Guardian, Faye Davis. Those installed were: Grace Cantwell, NG; Pauline McKee,V. G.; Secretary, Jewelle Robinson; Treasurer, Louise Hamnett; War den, Opal Counts; Conductress, Beryl Cline; Color-bearer, Alice Hess; Chaplain, Neoma McMullen; I. G., Jean Hess; O. S., Noma Cal- lister; R.S.N.G., Alice Gwin; L.- S.N.G., June Ray; R.S.V.G., Silvia Turner; L.S.V.G., Alice Buckner and Musician, Maude Kobow. Ione Justice was re-elected Drill Captain and Carl Davis, Trustee. Louise Hamnett was re-elected “Good of Order” chairman and Silvia Turner as press correspon dent. Under “Good of the Order,” Juanita Edwards was presented with her “past Noble-Grand’s” Pin. Ione Justice was also presented with a gift. Many of the mem bers thanked their birthday friends for gifts and cards received. Following the meeting, refresh ments of ice cream, ca|<e and coffee were served. Old birthday friends were revealed and new ones drawn for the coming year. • WANT TO BUY OR SELL? USE EAGLE CLASSIFIED AEI MOTOR REPAIR OUR SPECIALTY The Vernonia Grange is making plans to raise money at the socials and meetings in January and Feb ruary to go to tahe March of Dimes. Al! members are urged to attend meetings and socials and bring friends to the socials. The January social will take place the 24th and people attending are asked to come with dimes in their pockets. • Church Brotherhood Entertains Ladies The Brotherhood of the Evan gelical United Brethren church was host to the ladies of the church Tuesday evening. Music, refresh ments and games occupied the evening. Occasion for the gather ing, which was arranged by the men, was a “thank-you” for the work done by the ladies in mak ing the father-son banquet a suc cess. A shower was given in honor of the twin baby daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritz, January 13 at the home of Mrs. George Johnson. The daughters, born November 10, were named Dianna Jennelle * and Deanna Jeanette. Attending the affair were: Pearl Adams, Sylvia DeVaney and Janice, the honored guests, Aretha Ritz and twins, Lola Keith and granddaughter, Barbara, Nona Lankstrom, Lois Thayer, Roxana Brady, Shirley Sunell and Linda, Gladys Strong and Judy and Den nis, Bertha Rosa, Wilma Borton, Ncla Brady, Mary Sawyer, Isabel Culbertson, Tressie Michener, Fan nie Owens and the hostess, Erma Johnson and “Verna and Larrie. Cake, ice cream and Coffee were served. The twins received many lovely presents. Vernonia Serv. Sta. Vernonia Drug Co. The Annual Big Game—In the Bon-Bon Bowl Under the Auspice« of the Lover« Festival Association, Inc. St. Valentines Day—Feb. 14th, B48 The All-Star Swains • Vernonia Grange Plans “Dimes” Social Events Shower Honora Twin Daughters Tuesday our men are trained to spot motor trouble ... to do a first-class repair job. If that motor of yours isn’t humming in just the right key— see us! Geo. Johnson Mrs. Wesley Bolmeier was hostess to the Deborah Society when the group met Tuesday after noon of this week for the post poned January meeting. Mrs. Ernest East will be hostess for the society in February when it meets on the first Tuesday after noon. VS. 25th Wedding Celebrated Sun. (The Swains Swoon ‘em with (THE Nehalem Valley Coties a wide open game) Kiek-ia P'»? th* hippy-dippy style . .u- of kame) The Vais will re time will be whenever the cej,e Bffer the Swains kick Swains get around to it. jn. A LOT OF HOCUS-POKUS AND RAZZLE-DAZZLE WILL BE EMPLOYED BY BOTH TEAMS AS CAUTION GOES OUT THE WINDOW IN WHICH CASE ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. A SELL OUT CROWD IS EXPECTED SO BOX RESERVATIONS CAN ONLY BE HELD TILL MIDNIGHT OF GAME. GET INTO THE SPIRT OF THE OCCASION AND BUY A HEART-SHAPED BE-RIBBONED SATIN COV ERED BOX OF OUR FESTIVAL SPECIAL CANDY------ RIVERVIEW — Walt Buchner, who is attending Pacific Univer sity, was home over the week end. Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson visited Mrs. Artie Buchner Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bond spent Sunday in Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frost. The couple celebrated their 25th anniversary or or or or or Serving.. - Sunday Evenings Starting at 7 p. m. PALACE CAFE Bus Depot ' •• SERVICE WITH UNION Union 76 Gasoline Triton Motor Oil Union Lubricants Prolong the usefulness of your car or truck with Union products and Union service. In other words — GET THE BEST! Telephone 322 Don and Mildred Bayley OPEN: 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. week days. Saturday, 6 a m. to 12 p.a. SUPREME COMPOUNDED MOTOR OIL 100% Pure Pennsylvania In Your Container 79c GAL Sealed Beam Headlites $9.75 Pr. Complete ready to mount- Will fit all cars Universal Floor Mats Heavy felt back. Hand Saws $4.00 Front or rear 8 point $2.79 Made by Atkin MODEL A MUFFLER MODEL A CARBURETOR Trouble Lamp $4-19 $4.98 $3.49 With switch and 25-ft. of cord Just received switches, Sockets, Receptacles & Porcelain Knobs Canvas Gloves Heavy Weight 35c pair Leather Faced Gloves 69c pair . just like new again because it was cleaned & pressed at the Vernonia Cleaners 1 L V. t>l.f3NI AUTO SUPPLY CO PHONE 1271 CLIFF WHITE COMRINED VERNONIA, STATEMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL GROUP OF BANKS December 31.1947 RESOURCES Cash on hand and Due from Banks U. S. Government Bonds Municipal Bonds Municipal Warrants THE COZY Saturday Your ‘One Stop’ Saving Center ------- We make the best in town. Have you tried one ? Friday together. » Mrs. Charlie Allen and Mrs. Jim Bond made a business trip to Portland Wednesday. Mrs. Clarence Rice and Mrs. Charlie Ratkie visited at the W. D. Steele home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Farmstrom and daughter, Joyce, of Vancouver spent the week end at the W. D. Steele home. Mrs. Farnstrom is their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele motored to Portland Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Lindsley attended Will Kelley’s funeral in Forest Grove Thursday. He is her cou sin's husband and has resided at Banks for 44 years. Mrs. George Woods visited her mother, Mrs. Geo. Bell, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lindsley and family, Mrs. Joy Austin, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Lindsley and family and Don visited at the W. J. Lind sley home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hudson visited at the Ora Cockrell home Sunday afternoon. Like a Sandwich? and for less than nothing you expect to spend the day in the dog house. CHINESE DISHES Hunting accidents during the 1947 small and large game sea sons totalled 22, of which 7 re sulted in fatalities, according to figures just compiled by the Ore gon state game commission. The number includes 12 deer, 1 elk, 1 bear, and 8 small game hunters. Careless handling of firearms resulting in accidental discharge was the cause of 10 of the ac cidents. Nine persons were hit by • N. V. Valentines for $6.25 and sit on the 50-yard line, for $5.50 and sit on the 40-yard line, for $5.00 and sit on the 30-yard line, for $3.75 and sit on the 20-yard line, for $3.00 and sit on the 10-yard line, for $2.75 and sit in the end sone for $2.50 and sit in the student section for $1.50 and sit in the bleachers for $1.25 and stand up 22 Accidents. Hunting Toll THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948 other hunters, either being mis year declined to 350 in 1947, it is taken for game or standing in line announced by the Fish and Wild of fire or being struck by rico life service. Most of the birds cheting bullets. One duck hunter are in refuges and parks in Mon was drowned, one deer hunter kil tana and Idaho. led when he fell off a cliff and PAINTING cause of accident for one is un INTERIOR—EXTERIOR known. All work and material guaran • teed. Prices Reasonable FREE ESTIMATES The trumpeter swan population Chas. Seeberger-Contractor of the United States which mount 856 Rose Ave. ed to a new high of 361 birds last JAKE’S UNION SERVICE $ Federal Reserve Bank Stock Banking Houses 3,691,702.81 9,190,106.15 1.550.182.98 212,371.41 16,500.00 71,147.52 Leasehold Improvements to Banking Houses Furniture and Fixtures Loans & Discounts 21,166.60 105,807.56 6.821.622.98 TOTAL $ 21,680,608.01 LIABILITIES Capital $ 493,500.00 Surplus 410,000.00 Undivided Profits 76,982.87 Reserve for Contingencies 123,896.68 Deposits TOTAL BANKS HILLSBORO VERNONIA NEWBERG TILLAMOOK $ 1,104,379.55 20,576,228.46 $ 21,680,608.01 ST. PAUL Members of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ORE.
