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2 THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1950 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Visiting at their mother's home this week end were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of Portland and Marvin Turner, who has been employed by the forestry service at Jewell. Also here were Mr. and Mrs. George Tur ner and daughter, Tawny Beth, of Monmouth. Here too for the week end was Miss Ruth Frick of Hood River. Sunday the group had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stuve of Birkenfeld. Miss Frick returned to her home Mon day and Marvin and George will leave this week to enter school at Monmouth. BAZAAR and cooked food sale by Nehalem Social club, Brous Shop. September 23. 37t2c Mrs. Elvira Dickson, Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter, Ann, Mrs. Sally Ortner, Mrs. Fred Lund gren and Mrs. Walter Olinger attended a missionary meeting at the Southern Baptist church in Portland Friday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe VanderZanden and daughter over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Smith of Portland and Mrs. Mary Spiering of Hills boro. The ladies are sisters of Mrs. VanderZanden. Miss Betty VanderZanden left by bus Sun day from Portland for Santa Cruz, California to be with her friend, Miss Freda Quinter, who took the Habit of Sisters of St. Clare. Joy Theatre TH’"" Vernonia, Oregon VRT. SEPT. 21-22 Buccaneer's Girl Yvonne DeCarlo - Philip Friend SEPT.* 23 SATURDAY Love That Brute Paul Douglas - Jean Peters Plus CACTUS CARAVAN _____ Tex Williams_______ SUN., MON. SEPT. 24-25 Father of The Bride Spencer Tracy - Joan Bennett TUES.. WED. SEPT.* 26-27 Night and The City Richard Widmark - Gene Tierney She returned evening. Thursday here Pic. George Peachey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peachey, has gone into Korea according to information in this Monday’s paper. He is in the 31st infantry. Ronald Graham's parents have received word from Japan that Ronald was out of the hospital. Mr. Graham’s nephew, D. L. Daughtry, from Summerall, Miss., is working in the planing mill. Visitors at the Claude Norris home over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Julius Norris and their daughter from Longview. Both families then motored to Banks to spend Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Hartwick. Pat McCabe from Portland visited his sister, Mrs. Mike An derson last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Rober son, Jr., spent the week end at Corvallis visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Adams and family from Clatskanie and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams and family from Sweet Home were week end guests of Mrs. Pearl Adams. Darrell Rose left Tuesday for Los Angeles where he plans to attend mortician school for nine months under the G.I. school system. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Olson and family returned Friday from Mississippi where they visited for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shafer left last Sunday afternoon and re turned Friday spending time in Rockaway where tney visited their son and family. They visit ed the Rebekah Lodge at Bay City and the Odd Fellows Lodge where Mr. Shafer was initiated into that organization in 1923. They also visited in Rockaway having lived there 29 years. Mrs. Shelby Cook and daugh ter, Shelby Ann, 20 days old, are now at home and the little girl has been remembered with a gift from her great grandfather, Geo. Davy of Yuba City, California. Having great grandparents in the family is unusual they believe. and son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Oglesby, both of Forest Grove, visited friends on Timber route and in Vernonia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vogel of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell and Earl Mulkins, both of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shonbeckler Sunday. Sing Officers Named for Year The Vernonia Community Sing was held at the Baptist church last Sunday with Mrs. Dixon as leader. Group singing of hymns was enjoyed by all. Special number were sung by Robert Kimball, Mrs. Kirtland, Mr. Crow. 11, Mrs. Alfred Jones, Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Drennon. Mrs. Lois Clark and Joyce Jones were accompanists. The following were elected as officers for Vie coming year. Mr. Stiff, president; Mrs. Kirtland, vice president; Joyce Jones, sec retary; Joanne Cochran, treasur er; Paige Simmons and Irma Chance as correspondents. Mr. Crowell, the retiring presi dent, who had given so much of his time and effort to make the Sing a success, was given a ris- ing vote of thanks. The next meeting will be held at the Christian church, October 1, with Paige Simmons as leader. I Former Garage Owner Leaves TIMBER — Bud Goodrich, for mer proprietor of the Hi-way garage, left last week for San Antonio, Texas, where he will be stationed with the air force. Mrs. John Burns and two children are camping and pick ing prunes for Henry Hulsed on David’s Hill. Zera Nyberg and Wayne Ho ward of Tualatin, were Sunday visitors at the Willis Nyberg home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mason are the parents of a girl. She was born September 13, and was named Carol Elizabeth. Miss Eva Coats of Longview, Washington has spent the past week at the H. L. Ahlson home. Sherry Ann Dunn celebrated her first birthday with the dis covery of her first tooth. The Ed Olmsteads and the Sam Fretwells are painting their houses. Recovering from an attack of diabetes is little Gwen Mason. Tony Lopez left Sunday to at tend Oregon State college at Corvallis, Visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Snyder, are the R. W. Birch’s of Livingston, Montana. t.q.itit.ly d.fail.4 Superbly designed Helping Circle to Meet Soon at Mist MIST — Guests last Sunday at the L. B. Eastman home were Mrs. John Devine and daughter, Janell, from Clatskanie and Dell Eastman and wife and their daughter, Dianne, from Forest Grove. The Mist Helping Circle will meet the 24th at the home of Mrs. J. W. Howry. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baillett went over to Longview Thursday evening to pay a visit to the doctor as Percy hasn’t been feeling too good. Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Knowles attended church at Vine Maple Sunday. They took their lunch and went down the coast for a drive. Rabbit? breed from four to \ight times a year. I Church Union Affair Attended RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Olsen, Russell Snook and Alfred Carlson went to Mc Minnville Sunday afternoon to a union meeting of the Latter Day Saints. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rauscher of Goldendale, Washington spent Wednesday and Thursday visit ing P. L. Welter. Mrs. Lila Henderson and Rev. Charles Schreiber of McMinnvil le visited Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bassett of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bassett of Tillamook spent Sun day visiting at the Frank Hays home. 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