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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1948)
4 THURS., JUNE 17, 1948 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON in Detroit Tuesday after spend ing a couple of weeks here. Willamae Smejkal spent the week end with Joan Lindsley. A family reunion was held at RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Sam Smith the Rogers Park Sunday. Those and sons returned to their homes present were: Mrs. Ray Chamber- lain of Bellingham, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dorland and CLEAN Mrs. Otto Hartramph of Hillsboro WHOLESOME 'Mrs. James Walters and Mr. and MILK Mrs. Art Pearson and family of Cedar Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Lee from a Mead and daughter of Nehalem, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mead and CLEAN family of Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs. LOCAL DAIRY! Dick Sanford of North Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and sons, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Lindsley and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lind sley and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and family and Willa mae Smejkal. Mrs. Sam Smith and Claribel and Kenneth Lindsley motored to Detroit Sunday evening. Mrs. W. J. Lindsley and daugh ter, Joan, and Mrs. J. W. Lindsley visited Mrs. Dick Sanford in North Plains Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Johnson and daugh ter, Judy, of Tinino, Washington That is the best insurance for . are visiting at the L. L. Wells home this week, your family’s health. Family Reunion Held Sunday NEHALEM OHIRV PRODUCTS CO. Grade A Pasteurized Milk & Cream PHONE 471 QUflLITV CLEANING Forest Grove “Cleaning and Pressing That Pleases” Twelve GOOD FOODS for GOOD HEALTH . . . serve them at every meal. Nourishing, wholesome foods are essential to health and happiness . . . and we have these foods. Vernonia Years Experience Free Pickup & Delivery Moth-Proofing with half-year guarantee M. Crowell, Vernonia Agent Phone 1313, Vernonia 501 Bridge St., Vernonia Send your DEL MONTE LIBBY SHURFINE Laundry & Dry Cleaning In fact we feature them: Along with these foods we also offer fine meats. to Portland’s most mo dern plant. Two pick ups and deliveries weekly at Vernonia at your home or our local agent— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY: 10a.m. & 3 p.m. MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS PHONE 1391 | OREGON Laundry and Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hudson and family and Jeanie Handlin, Mr. and Mrs. Manford Johnson, Mrs. Miller and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Hayworth ate sup per at the Hank Hudson home Friday evening. • Pioneer Picnic Attended Sun. KEASEY — Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bittner and Lloyd Osborn attended the Pioneer picnic held at Birkenfeld Sunday. They were accompanied by Thomas Osborn and family of Forest Grove. Mrs. Pearl Gordon of San Fran cisco, California, who was called here to attend the last rites held for her mother, Mrs. A. B. Counts returned to her home early last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dusenberry drove to Corvallis Thursday to bring home their daughter, Cora, student at Oregon state college. Vivian Counts and Lloyd Gill ham went to Portland on business Friday. Mrs. Robert Hodson, Betty Hod son and Cleo Crabtree have started working in the berry fields at Banks. Mrs. Betty Johnson of Glen dale, California spent an after noon last week visiting with Mrs. Albert Kreiger. Mrs. Johnson was called to the bedside of her mo ther, Mrs. A. B. Counts, and has stayed on to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Norma Bittner spent some time in Clatskanie helping feed men working to save the dikes there. Elsie and Maude Baker and Iva Gillham worked at the Marsh land relief center one night last week. Mrs. Arline Altman of Arcata, California, who was in the vicinity to attend the funeral of her mother last Sunday, went to Rose burg with her brother, Hawley Counts. Mrs. Julia Boeck, Betty John son and Betty Counts were in Portland one day last week. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Easter of Manning spent Saturday at the L. O. Gillham home. The giant, Goliath, would en slave God’s people and David, the shepard boy, faced the fellow and laid him low. Soon the people were singing David's praise. At this Saul the king became jealous and set out into the hill country to get David. On a night, you see David slip up to the king’s camp to find the man and his guard, all asleep. David’s fol lowers urged him to slay the king but David refused for God had chosed the man to be king and David ever honored God’s choice. And in time God put David him self on the throne, for—“Them BROOMS Aluminum headed with wide tines. Reg. $1.59 O-CEDAR CLEANSER............. 15c Regularly 19c AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE THIS WEEK END We will have berries for you pickers from next week on. Also two adult pickers wanted. O. M. HUDSON, KEASEY RT. MEN’S DRESS SOCKS 89c MEN’S SLACKS Was 69c Guaranteed. Regularly $1.25 PASTE FLOOR WAX ............. 49c Choice of Tavern, Old English, Johnson, reg. 69c TOWEL BARS ..........................35c Multiple type. Were 79c TOWEL BARS ............. 19c Single bar, 18 inch. Were 35c 9c Pencil Tablets Reg. 10c Size FLOWER FARM Ink Carters Choose Your 10c Package IRIS Toothbrush Toothpaste Water Glass Envelopes Attractive Tumblers Men's T-Shirts . . . . Cotton & Rayon MEN’S BELTS. SUSPENDERS SHORTS LADIES JEANS EOY’S T-SHIRTS 2.95 1.59 & 98c Safety Pins Shoe Polish These ! and many other items 9c each Shinola Cro-pax Com Pads Razor Blades Crayons Rouge Hair Rinse Flashlight Batteries Nail Polish Eyebrow Pencil Fitches Hair Tonic Face Powder Curlers Bobby Pins Reg. 10c Hair Pins Thread Dye Iron-Tex Mender Hook’n Eyes Transfer Patterns Ric-Rac Bias Tape UNPAINTED FURNITURE Made of Solid Hemlock and Knotty Pine M^ns’ Dress Hats.... Short-sleeved pull over New fur felt in Blue, Grey and Brown. Reguarly 35.95 18 in. 3 DRAWER CHEST................. 9.85 24 in. 4 DRAWER CHEST. .. ........ 14.95 30 in. 4 DRAWER CHEST .......... ........ 17.95 N in. S DRAWER CHEST ... 19.95 DRESSING TABLES 10.95 & 18.95 CHAIRS .............. 3.95 BOOKCASES .......... .....4.95, 9.75, A 10.98 VENETIAN BLINDS ................ Sq. ft. 55c Measured and installed, 12 different colors, slats and tapes. Steel and aluminum PEXTO Hardware, Nails and other good hardware items OPEN 8:00 A. M. — 9:30 P. M. Tailor Made SUITS (FOR THE LADIES TOO) 1“ Luxurious specially-made suits at low cost! 29.50-69.50 V$ 12.49 to 5.95 Colored, plain and striped “Chapter House Sweaters .......... fra«» tsyrksf 10c 19c 25c Regulary 45c EERLOU MOTHPROOF Special Luggage. Suitcases 8.95 to ©• TW Leather Faced 35c SOVASUDS CLEANER SICKS' »SWING COMPANY, SALIM. 0*1. IMS 0« 29c GLOVES, Pr..................... 35c Was 49c « COTTON GLOVES, Pr. HANDKERCHIEFS MEN’S WORK SOCKS DRY CLEANER PLANTS STATE INSPECTED 19c Men’s White “MUFTI” Varieties while in bloom. Also many other perennials blooming. SICKLE-STONES .......... Regulary 25c LEAF RAKES ............................98c End of 10th St., Riverview Riverview Hudson s Quality Strawberries 98c 5-Sewn, Regular $1.49 RICHMOND DOUBLE GUARANTEED TIRES Phone 773 THE VERNONIA EAGLE Come in and register for your chance on a lovely virgin wool blanket. Absolutely free; noth ing to buy; no obligation. Just have your name and address. Holder of the winning number will receive a big 72x90 inch 4-Lb. virgin wool blanket. Regi- ster soon ! Contest closes at 8:00 P.M. Friday, July 30. Drawing is Saturday July 31, 8 P.M. FAIR'S If you’ve Got the Pieces, I’ve Got the Parts S. W. McChesney Rd., Portland- This space paid for by a pro- fessional man. WINNER RECEIVES LUXURIOUS 4-LB. VIRGIN WOOL BLANKET RIVERVIEW — Albert Helland and son, Murel, and Lyle Weisback of Ellensburg, Washington are visiting at the Rex Normand home. Joan Normand and Iene Hanon motored to Forest Grove and Hills boro Saturday. Mrs. Grace Normand and grand daughters, Marie and Ada, made a trip to Portland Friday. Marie Normand is visiting Ruth Beck in Portland for a few weeks. Mrs. Hank Hudson and Mrs. George Bell and granddaughter, Kenna Lou, made a business trip to Forest Grove Tuesday. Open week days until 6 p.m. A. Free Drawing! • Visits, Motor Trips Written as Events HANK’S PARTS HOUSE J. APPLEMAN. that honor me, I will honor and they that despise me shall be lightly esteemed.”—1 Samuel 2:30. Today God honors WHOSO EVER. Your sins have earned you Bible death^etemal sepera- tin from God. But the gift of God is eternal life.—Romans 6:23. Honor God. Believe him, that Christ died for your sins and God lifts you out of death into life And you have Christ for hope and strength.— —'"Since I accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as my personal Savi our, my troubles last just as long as it takes to kneel and cast my troubles on the Lord.” —HYMAN Hero Wins Throne $5.00 Discount ion all K A ■ brand i suits A , topcoats i order- ed for Fathers’ I ad I Day. for your convenience STEWARD'S Thrift Store 13 Main St. S Forest Grove I
