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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1949)
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY, DEC. 15, IM« a ? » 4 1 > ft * * - < G. E. Steam Irons Steam cr Dry Foglights, Seal Beam $17.95 Waffle Iron Automatic I t ? % ft 4, K $17.95 $4.50-$6.00 FISHING TACKLE Reels, Poles, Line $17.95 Camfield Auto. Toaster $17.95 Windup Trains, Streamliner Type Engine, Track, 4 Cars $2.98 - $4.98 Electric Trains $9.95 - $15.95 $34.90 Tap & Die Sets Flannel Pajamas and Nightgowns $2.98 Beautiful Towel Sets by Cannon.. $1.19 - $1.79 - $1.98 Nylons by Bouillard. Latest Shades .......... $1.25 - $1.39 Deborahs Hear Need For Aid in Japan The Deborah Society met De- cember 6 at the home of Mrs. L. H. Roberson Mrs. Dan Cason, secretary, presided in the ab sence of Mrs. Brous, president. Of special interest was a letter to Mrs. A. J. Hughes concerning Care packages and another from Missionary Leland A. Keuaklick of the Evangelical orphanage Aisenryo, Raiha Mura, Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The orphanage is a new insti tution caring for 59 orphans at present whose parents were war casualties or who were seperated from them at the time of repat riation. The greatest need there at this time is to train Japanese women to become leaders and a request was made for teaching material such as books and maga zines on nursing and child care and pictures. Any church, classi cal or sheet music would be use ful. The Deborahs voted to send a package to the orphanage and will collect any of the items mentioned and be responsible for sending them to Japan. Mrs. Henry Schlegel had charge of the program. Christmas carols were sung and the group was favored with a duet by Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sisler. Mrs. L. H. Roberson Jr., as sisted the hostess. Eastern Stars Add New Members, Elect Mrs. H. E. Schlegel was ini tiated into Nehalem Chapter No. 153, O.E.S. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Henry Schlegel, Sr., of Port land was a special guest. The annual election of officers followed and Dorothy Sandon was elected Worthy Matron; Harry Sandon, Worthy Patron; Frances Mullins, Associate Ma tron; Paul Gordon, Associate Pa tron; Mona Gordon, secretary; Janet Bridges, treasurer; Edna Linn, conductress and Florence Messing, associate conductress. Installation will be held Wed nesday evening, December 21 at 8:15. Members and friends are invited. r I 98c - $1.29 Electric Irons Dolls................ ................ 98c $2.98 - $3.95 Vacuum Cleaner Broom ................ ............. $3.19 ................ 45c Sweaters $2.98 TRICYCLES $7.85 - $11.95 '11 BLOUSES $1.98 ■> ' ft Handerker chief Sets 59c Sweaters for Boys 100% Pure Wool...... Appleton Seal Beam Spotlite $15.95 Heavy Flannel Pajamas Argyle Socks, Beautiful Patterns $3.29 35c - 55c Rayon Gabardine Shirts $3.98 Dark Tones Bed Room Slippers Masons Install New Officers December 3 Let's Be Sociable Gift Dish Sets $5.95 - $9.95 Boudoir Lamps, Pin-up Lamps Bed Lamps.................. $1.98 - $2.98 Beautiful Handkerchief Sets Imported from Switzerland $1.19 Powers Model Slips. White Orchid, Maize and Blue $2.98 Genuine Leather Purses ..................... $2.98 - $3.98 $9.95 Size 34x15^ Tool Sets Guaranteed $7.95 - $11.95 - $13.95 Electric Drill G. E. Waffle and Sandwich Grille Wagons, Sturdy Built, Steel Frames and Bearings ' 4 New officers of Vernonia Ma sonic Lodge No. 154 was instal led December 3. They were: Worshipful Master, Harry San- don; Senior Warden, Sam Hear ing, Jr.; Junior Warden, George Johnson; Treasurer, Walter E. Linn; Secretary, Ray Mills; Seni or Deacon, Frank Floeter; Junior Deacon, Charlie Robinson; Seni or Steward, Merle Cline; Junior Steward, Francis Tomlin; Chap lain, Reggie Watson; Marshall, Emil Messing and Tyler, Frank Taylor. The installation was conducted by Walter Linn as installing master and Paul A. Gordon as in stalling marshall. Walter Linn is the retiring Master • Yule Program Planned The Fraternal Order of Eagles Christmas party and program is planned for the evening of Sun day, December 18, at 6:30, the social committee of the order an nounced earlier this week. En tertainment for the evening will include candy for the kids, lunch and a Christmas tree exchange of gifts. * $2.19 Dinners Given For Birthdays RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kemper and family of Forest Grove visited at the J. A. Wirtz home Thursday afternoon. A group of relatives of Mrs. Huntley’s dropped in Sunday for a surprise birthday dinner on Mrs. Louis Huntley. Those pre sent were Mr. and Mrs. George Fiel of Carlton, Mrs. Fiel and son, Bill of. Barnes, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Nate Hunt- ley of Carlton, Mrs. Unroe of McMinnville, Andy Raymer of Valstez and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCool and son of Vernonia. Mrs. Clara Barnett of St. Helens is visiting the Claude Gibson family for a week. Dick McNair is ill with tonsil- ititus this week. Mrs. Joanne Savage of Ver nonia called on Mrs. W. D. Steele Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Runyan of Portland spent last Sunday at the George Dodt home. ♦ u Î $3.98 Shirts, Broadcloth and Flannel.......................... $1.98 Boys Flannel Pajamas Western Motif........ ............... $2.29 Footballs ...................... $2.98 - $4.98 Bicycles ........................ ............. $51.95 Bicycle Speedometer, Stewart Warner..... $4.95 I I I I I FOR BABY Blankets by Pepperell and wr Beacon......... $2.25 • $2.98 - $3.49 jJ Nylon Dress with Slip............... $2.19 J m : Sweaters for Baby .................... $1,98 Ej High Chairs ................ $8.95 - $11.95 Infant Shoes and Many Other Gifts ,+ - t 1 + + That The Whole Family Will Enjoy! G. E. and CROSLEY HOME APPLIANCES Free Delivery Up to 75 Miles From Vernonia >i ( ímsjt fijy- Just Received — Large Cotton Bats... 69c Small Cotton Bats... 35c 10c Jingle Bells Employees Entertained The employees of the Vernonia Auto company and their families were entertained at the annual holiday season dinner of the company last Saturday evening. The guests, numbering 22, were i entertained at the home of Mrs. Zoe Whitsell for the occasion. FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOME I ft r' d I»/ ! rA s <> Nichols Variety Store ■ * Whalebones comes from the skin lining the mouth of the whale, and is not true bone. Vernonia, Oregon I'V 1 f I r 2? LIPTON'S CONTININTAL NOODLE SOUP A Living Room Sets -- Bed Room Sets-Record Players Ranges-Radios-Refrigerators - Deep Freezers Hot Water Heaters - Washers - Stoves - Lamps J f p s e ç 3 S G V * •*. I > Former Policy Holders Invited to See Me for Re-lnstateiwent NEHALEM DON BAYLEY, Agen» McDonaM Hotel MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone 721 B ÎÏ Ç Il FURNITURE D UiJll and HARDWARE Everything to Furnish Your Home at Portland Prices! Telephone 592 Vernonia, Ore. » 1
