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•2 THURSDAY, MAR. 2, 1950 TOWN TOPICS Week end guests at the Charles Castner home were Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palloch of Portland and also Mrs. Ken Lawrence of Seattle. Harvey Crume and daughter, Aladene, and Mr. Crume’s sister, Mrs. C. I. Anderson spent the week end at Newberg visiting relatives. Mr. and Mr». Monty Dewey and son. Dean, moved into the Falconbury house on Stoney Point Saturday. Mrs. Ted Bellingham and daughter, April, of Birkenfeld ipent Monday at the A. D. Lolley home. PUBLIC DANCE March 4. IOOF halL Sponsored by F. L. Girls. Music (we hope) by Hal Cook's orchestra. Everyone welcome. Admission $1 each. Merchandise galore. This dance takes place of February 25 dance. 9tlc "Aunt Kate" McDonald re turned to her home here after spending several weeks with her Send your Laundry & Dry Cleaning to Portland’* most mo dem plant. One pick up and delivery weekly on Thursday at Ver nonia al your home or our local agent— BEN BRICKEL’S BARBER SHOP OREGON Laundry and Dry Cleaners THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. daughter, Mrs. Ed Bell, of Klamath Falls and her son, Lode McDonald, of Yoncalla. Miss Ruby Fougerson of Forest Grove is staying with her. PUBLIC DANCE March 4. IOOF hall. Sponsored by F. L. Girls. Music (we hope) by Hal Cook's orchestra. Everyone welcome. Admission $1 each. Merchandise galore. This dance takes place of February 25 dance. 9tlc Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sunnell of Astoria are the parents of a girl born February 22. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brady. Portland visitors on Thurs day were Mrs. Walt Olinger, Mrs. Walter Linn, Mrs. Perry Mellinger and Mrs. Virgil Powell. Gerald Heskett of Salem drove here Sunday to deliver the ser mons at the Christian church. Coming with him were his wife and daughters, Emogene and Janice, and son, Timmy, They plan to move here soon. PUBLIC DANCE March 4. IOOF hall. Sponsored by F. L. Girls. Music (we hope) by Hal Cook's orchestra. Everyone welcome. Admission $1 each. Merchandise galore. This dance lakes place of February 25 dance. 9tlc Mrs. Ervin Ackley of Roseburg visited from Tuesday to Thurs day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lindley. On Thursday Mr. Lindley and Mrs. Ackley drove to St. Helens for a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin who accompa nied Mr. Lindley home for a visit. Mr. Goodwin is Mrs. Lindley’s brother. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and daughters, Eva and Jeannette, of Morristown, Minn, came Monday to the home of their daughter and son-in-law,' Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lamping. Eva is taking nurses training in Rochester, Minn, and will return there after a short visit. The rest of the Smiths plan to stay here. Lee Beveridge, former Ore gon-American employee, passed away at Stockton, California February 24. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norris See This Special on Floor Lamps 6-Way Floor Lamps......... $11.00 GENERAL ELECTRIC ll -up-to-music” A warning that children may be the victims of poison which has evidently been put out dur ing the past snow and high water periods was sounded this week here. It was pointed out that a likely reason for the poison being used was to combat rats and other ro dents and that quite a few dogs have been killed as a result. The possibility that some of the poison may still be out where children could find it was indi cated in the warning that there is considerable danger inherent in such a practice.. Social Security Answers to Your Questions QUESTION: I have been work ing in employment covered by the Social Security Act for the past 11 years. My husband has been working under social secur ity for 13 years. When we are both 65 and no longer working, which benefits will I receive— my benefits as a worker, or as a wife? ANSWER: You will receive either the retirem nt benefits you have earned through your own work or your wife’s benefit of one-half the amount your hus band receives, whichever of these two benefits will give you the larggr monthly payment. You cannot receive them both; the Social Security Act permits the payment only of the larger bene fit. For more information write to this newspaper or to the Social Security Administration, 104 Old Post Office Bldg. Portland 4, Or. This simple but forceful picture, symbolic of Red Cross service, Is the work of Stevan Dohanos, noted magazine artist. DATES TO REMEMBER Sun., March 5 — Community Sing, Christian church, 2:30. Thurs., March 9 — Vernonia Ex tension club meeting. Evangeli cal church, 10 a.m. Sat., March 25 — Boy Scout merit badge show. 4-H Scholarship Awarded Thurs. RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald and son, Bill, went to Oregon City Thursday evening where Bill was awarded a 4-H scholarship to Oregon State summer school, After the awards were made those re- ceiving scholarships and their parents were entertained at din- ner by the Elks. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Roe- diger and children, Dave and Jean, spent Saturday in Port- land. Leslie Cochran, Herman Wood and Ben Davis spent Sunday in Tillamook on union business. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schalock were at Forest Grove Monday on business. Sunday visitors at the Louis Huntley home were Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Weir of Milwaukie. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Frazer of Portland spent Sunday at the home of their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wyckoff. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and daughter, Darla, were in Portland Saturday on business. Dwight A. Parkins of Chehalis, Washington spent Sunday at the Olof Jacobson home. Soden and Mrs. Dorthea Pearson Wednesday to honor the birth days of three of those present. The guests were Mrs. M. T. Gram and daughter, Mrs. Joan Johnson, Mrs. Margaret Rockwell and daughter, all of Portland and Mrs. Lillian Kindell of Vancouver, Washington. Birthdays honored were those of Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Gram who were presented corsages and gifts. Ralph Borton spent the last week end with his uncle, Roy Brady, while Mrs. Brady was in Portland. Mr. Brady left for Portland Monday morning to re turn the same afternoon. Wilma and John Borton were in Portland last Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Rosa at the home- of their daughter, Clara Liepold. Quinn Elected Club Secretary Lloyd Quinn has been elected secretary of the West Coast Dry Kiln club according to an an nouncement received here a few days ago from R. E. Eby, official of the West Coast Lumbermen’s association, the organization which fosters the kiln club. The club is composed of men in the lumber drying industry in fir and pine area: of Western Oregon and Washington and is a non profit organization devoted to better drying of lumber. Former Soldier Here After Army Discharge Textile Painting Tonic To Be Repeated Friday KODAK DEVELOPING SUPPLIES Vernonia Eagle Office Supplies BUSH FURNITURE Everything to Furnish the Home Phone 592 Vernonia, Oregon in your grocery buying and do your ordering from the Nehalem Market where excellent quality food* are always available. NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY F-_ L/eJivery Every Day Phone 721 •Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon THURS.. FR’. MAR. 2-3 Gal Who Took The West Yvonne DeCarlo - Steve Brady SATURDAY 3 MAR. 4 Sofia Gene Raymond - Sigrid Curie SUN.. MON. MAR. 5-6 Pinky Jeannie Crain - Wm. Lundigar. TUES.. WED. MAR. 7-9 Cover Up William Bendix - Dennis O’Keefe Barbara Britton HOFFMAN’S L The Vernonia extension club will repeat the lesson on textile painting Friday at the Elmer Knocdler home. Those attending are requested to bring the same things they brought to the other meeting and also their own paints. The meeting begins at 10 and is a pot-luck dinner. Always Be Careful RIVERVIEW — Clifford Fowler worked two days after a long lay-off, when he had the mis fortune to sprain his ankle. He is now using the same crutches that Guy Harris used last week, having fractured the small bon; of his left leg. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mathis of St. Helens were Sundzty din ner guests at the Frank Serafin home. Robert Olin of San Francisco spent the week end visiting his sister, Mrs. W. H. Manning, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kipp and family of Washington St.. Ver nonia moved into the Galloway house on the highway north cf 10th St. Monday. ^XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXh H X X H H X X H H X X You Cant Do Good Work with H H X X H H Cheap Tools. 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H AT RIVERVIEW — Bruce Lob dell, son of Mrs. Jim Fair, ar rived Thursday from Lexing ton, Nebraska, where he had spent about a month after being discharged from the service, Prior to this time he had been a corporal in the army of oc- cupation in Peurto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buckner called at the homes of Ray Buckner in Hillsboro and Mrs. Bill Bond in Forest Grove on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Penson and daughter, Katherine, of Port land spent Sunday at tile W. F. MacDonald home. Virginia Millis of Portland spent the week end at the family home. Mrs. Carroll Buckley of Rock Creek and Mrs. Ralph McKee and son, Darrell, were in Port land Saturday on business. It's Simple As Ä-B-C ' • Heavenly luxury at a down-to-earth price! The G-E Clock-Radio banishes jangling alarms that shock you—instead, it wakes you sooth ingly, to sweet music! Better for you . . . more fun! Model 67. Stunning ivory plastic cabinet. 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