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2 THURSDAY, APR. 22, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mrs. M. w. Wood of Klamath Falls visited her mother, Mrs. Nancy Tooley, at the Hotel Mac Donald this past week. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Parks of Medford spent last week visiting at the home of Mrs. Parks’ sister, Mrs. A. D. Lolley. After visiting relatives at Castle Rock, Wash ington, they will return to their home at Medford. DANCE to the music of Moun tain Jenny's orchestra, Legion hall Saturday, April 24. Sponsored by F. O. E. Adm. $1. 17tlc Ray Mills will represent Ver nonia high school at Astoria to- Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon Thurs. Fid. April 22-23 "EACH DAWN I DIE” George Raft - James Cagney Travel Talk and Cartoon Saturday April 24 “MY GIRL TISA” IJIli Palmer, Sam Wanamaker WHERE the NORTH BEGINS Sun.-Mon. April 25-26 Clark Gable in “THE HUCKSTERS” News — Cartoon Tues.-Wed. April 27-28 “HEAVEN ONLY KNOWS” Hobt. Cummings-Brian Donlevy “NORTH OF THE BORDER” day, Thursday, when principals from Columbia and Clatsop coun ty will meet with D. A. Emerson of the state department of ed ucation to arrange the teachers’ workshop program for next year. Trying their luck at salmon fishing last Sunday in the Co lumbia were Adolph Nelson, Cecil Johnson and R. M. Aldrich. They reported no luck for the day’s try. Bud Blackburn went to Forest Grove Sunday to bring his wife and baby son home from the hos- pital. The Vernonia Grange Women will hold a Cooked Food and Plant sale at the Vernonia 5 & 10 store 14t4c April 24. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Lavine of Vernonia McMinnville, former teachers were visitors the past week end at the homes of Mrs. Maude Kobow and Miss Marion Schwartz. They came Friday evening for the eigth grade plays. Mr. and Mrs. George Biddle of Timber route are the parents of a girl born March 30 at the Lloyd Maternity home. She has been named Letitia Arlett and weighed nine pounds. DANCE to the music of Moun tain Jenny’s orchestra, Legion hall Saturday, April 24. Sponsored by F. O. E. Adm. $1. 17tlc Among those who were in Port land Sunday to see the Portland Beavers opener were Mr. Mrs. E. W. Peterson and Raymond. Here Sunday to visit Clark were his mother and sister, Laura Collins and Miss Mary .Cain, both of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cain of Portland. Fred and Clark are brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartt ar rived here last Friday to remain while he made an offical visit to West Oregon Electric Cooperative. Mr. Hartt represents the regional management division of REA. Howard Rundell, student ■t Vanport Extension Center, is among the students officially list ed as members of the honor roll for the winter quarter, according to information released by the registrar of the Center. Eighty- six students at Vanport were list ed on the roll. Fishing Trip Is Boat Ride KEASEY — Mr. and Mrs. Don Lance of Spokane, Washington, with their small daughter, drop ped in for a surprise visit with the Schooleys a week ago. Mrs. Lance is Mr. Schooleys daughter. It had been three years since they had been together. Ted DeWitt drove to Hillsboro last Thursday. Junior Gillham and the Andy Brimmer family went fishing in the Columbia river Sunday, but the fishing trip turned out to be a boat ride. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Conklin and the Gillhams took in the live stock meeting Friday evening. Homer Does Some MIST—The Mist Helping Circle will meet this week, Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. L. Wad- dell. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom made a trip into Washington state returning Saturday. The Robert Mathews are hav- ing a fine large addition built on to their house, While not nearly completed it is progress ing quite well. The electricians, Chas. Sundland and his helper Bernard Dowling have been doing wiring this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson have had as their guests over the week end their son, Norman, and family from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling were shopping in Vernonia Sat urday. The Garlock mill started work ing a little last week. Its been closed down several weeks wait- ing for logs. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Jones, the newlyweds, were dinner guests of the Geo. Jones last Monday. Delmer Jones from Mist and Miss Jean Brown daughter of Mrs. Vem Waggner of Portland were married Sunday, the 11th, Vancouver. They intend to make their home in Portland where he is employed. Delmer was born and lived all h s life in the com munity. His wife is from Port- CLEAR VISION Means Better School Work Advertistmtnt Rom where I sit ...fy Joe Marsh Meeting Due * Helping Circle < —- — . . . and a happier boy when he can see withoutsquinting. Bring your children to Dr. Plumstead ~ a check. DR. C. A. PLUMSTEAD — Optometrist Phone 445 Hillsboro 233 E. Baseline For Further Information Inquire at Kullander’s Jewelry Store “You Can’t Be Optomisitic if You Have MISTY Optics ing over night at her sisters Mrs. L. P. Wikstroms Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ford and son, Chas, and Mrs. Richardson of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. R. Roeser of Vernonia visited the Chas. Hansen family. land and vicinity. The Fred Siegenthalers have been entertaining guests from Portland the past week. The Raleigh dealer, Mr. Gift, was through the village and com- munity Monday on one of his usual visits. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baillett are moving here from Washington to the old Hill house, Mr. Baillett will night watch at the L. P. Wikstrom mill. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baillett and her daughter, Georgia, were visit- Clyde HENDERSON For Columbia County Commissioner Pd. Adv MZHZHZHZHZHXHZHZHZHZHZHZK Z H H H H H H HOFFMAN’S H H Spring Housecleaning Needs OLD ENGLISH OIL H POLISH Z H JOHNSON’S £ LIOUID FLOOR WAX K H Z H X H .. 1 Pt- .... ...... nt. 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