Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 14, 1951, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE EAGLE,
Boston Hosts World Christian
Scientists for Annual Meeting
Complete defense from disast­
er and destruction is immediately
available to every individual and
nation through spiritual under­
standing of God, the Christian
Science board of directors de­
clared recently.
Taking note of the world crisis
they affirmed that the deepest
Jaws of the universe are spirit­
ual laws of harmony—and can
be utilized for individual pro­
tection and preservation of hu­
man freedom.
Their special message was read
at the annual meeting of the
Mother church. The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
to nearly 7500 Christian Scient
ists assembled from all over the
world.
Church members from all over
the world—Japan, New Zealand,
Sweden and other distant coun­
tries, as well as Canada and the
United States—came to Boston
for the meeting, which has been
held annually for more than half
a century. Smaller meetings on
specialized subjects convene on
days following the main session.
In their message the directors
called for individual spiritual
courage in meeting critical glob­
al problems. They said Christian
righteousness has never been de­
feated and forecast "great spirit­
ual progress" ahead.’
New president of The Mother
church for the coming year, it
was announced, is Mrs. lora C.
Rathvon of Boston. In a ring-
ing address Mrs. Rathvon said
Meetings Continue at
Natal School House
that never was the need more ur­
gent to look beyond the material
sense of life, to “see man as
God’s spiritual idea." Forecast­
ing greater spiritual achieve­
ments, she said “We are standing
on the brink of a new era.”
Noting the growing public in­
terest in religion, Horace J. Car­
ver, publishers’ agent, disclosed
that sale of the writings of Mary
Baker Eddy, discoverer and
founder of Christian Science, to­
day are double what they were
ten years ago. *
John H. Hoagland, manager of
the Christian Science Publish­
ing society, reported that all-
time peaks had been touched
during the year in advertising
lineage and circulation of The
Christian Science Monitor.
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The Christian Science Publishing House
Ruby Wells Honored
On 12th Birthday
RIVERVIEW — A birthday
party was enjoyed at the L. I,.
Wells home Sunday afternoon
honoring Ruby Wells on her 12th
birthday. Those enjoying the aft-
ernoon and refreshments of
birthday cake, ,ice cream and
Kool Ade were: Harriet and
Carolyn Heath, Jp Ann Cochran,
Beth Ann Heskett, Billy, Mar­
garet, Patricia and Ruby Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler
took his mother, Mrs. D R.
Fowler, to St. Helens to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. D.
Johnston. The Fowlers remained
for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Woodruff
and boys spent the week end at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
/Mice Mills, who accompanied
them to their home in Portland
t.» stay a few days.
Mr. and T. ' Walt Pi-k.-r on
icy <1 th:- i’i- r eer P-. ! c at Bir­
kenfeld Sum ay.
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1951
lb. 49c
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Marvin Kamholz
Editor and Publisher
Official Newspaper of
Vernonia, Oregon
Entered as second class mail
matter, August 4, 1922 at the
post office in Vernonia, Oregon,
under the act of March 3, 187ft
Subscription price, $2.50 yearljt
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
FRESH
HALIBUT
PIECES
Pound 43c
* EASY TO PREPARE
A QUICK TO COOK
Select from this assortment of
FRESH FISH now at Safeway
A DELICATE FLAVOR
A HIGH IN PROTEIN
Plenty of Money-
Saving Vaules in our Grocery dept
Hi-C Orange Ade
Pork & Beans
Mayonnaise
Ripe Olives
Old-Style Mustard
46-oz
Can
Taste tells
zt300 cans
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or NU MADE
AIRWAY
COFFEE
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EDWARDS
COFFEE
1-ib. njc 21b. tv .(1
can
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WHITE STAR
TUNA FISH
Fancy
Pack
No. 'i OQC
can
3
Qt
No. 1
can
Ebony brand
medium sizes
RICE
KRISPIES
Kellogg dry cereal
9’/2- oz pkg 23c
5
The Vernonia Eagle
NATAL — Meetings are being
continued at the school house ev­
ery Thursday evening at 7:45.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsay
and son of Redmond came down
Wednesday for a surprise for
his father, Robert Lindsay’s,
birthday. They were dinner
guests.
W. E. Lindsay of Portland
came down Sunday to visit his
brother and wife, the Robert
Lindsays, and also attended the
Pioneer picnic at Birkenfeld.
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT. IN I HOUR,
If not pleased, your 40c back
from any druggist. T-4-L is speci­
ally made for high concentration.
Undiluted alcohol base gives great
Penetrating power. Kills Imbed­
ded germs cr. contact. Now at—
NANCE'S
SAFEWAY SEAFOODS
for warm weather meals
Family at Sweet
Home Seen Sun.
MIST—Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Eaillett and Mr, and Mrs. L.
P. Wikstrom and their father.
Jim Hill, went to Sweet Home
Sunday. Mr. Hill staid up there
for a couple of months visit with
his granddaughter. Mrs. Dalton.
Among some of the distant
travelers to attend Pioneers’
meeting were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ward, now of Portland
but one time residents of the
community on the summit; Mrs.
Ida White of Tacoma and the
Ruddmans, who will be remem­
bered by the earlier residents.
Earl and Henry Ruddman and
his wife who was Louise Iler
before her marriage to Henry.
They now live near Newport. It
was good to see all those old res­
idents of so long ago. Henry is
crippled and unable to walk.
When here they lived at Natal
where Roy Taylor now lives.
VERNONIA, ORE.
i
Morehouse
20%-oz.
12-oz. pkg 17c
Swiss Steaks
98c
Ground Beef
65c
Sliced Bacon
lb 53c
Regular pack—:.n layers
Full
half or
whole
lb. 73c
Fryer Turkeys
lb. 59c
Luncheon Meats
A variety io choose from
FANCY PACK
Smoked Picnics
Short Shanks
M A
Good Old Fashion
Smokey flavor.
lb. lUU
The very
finest!
POUND
SAVE 10c
ON A BOX OF
STRAWBERRIES!
.Margarine Sunnyb’k 2
.Margarine, Sunnyb’k lb.
Springhouse Butter lb. 83c
doz.
‘A’ Large Eggs
Hi-Ho Crackers lb pkg
Crisco Shortening 3-)b $1.11
Swift’ning Sh't’ing 3 lb $1.07
Bouillon Cubes St’ro 12’s
Chatham Cheese mild lb.
Pard Dog Food Reg can 16c
Prices Effective Through Saturday. June 16
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Skinned Ham
Beltsville • heavy meated
Columbia Brand
56-oz. iar 57c
Camay Soap reg bar 3 for 29c
Sierra Pine Soap rg br 3/29c
Ivory Snow 12‘/» oz pkg 33c
Dreft Powder 15-oz pkg 33c
85c
Duz Soap giant size
33c
Duz Soap 20l/»-oz pkg
Joy Liquid Soap 6-oz bot 33c
Rik Rak Cleanser can 11c
Blu White Bluing pkg 10c
Brillo Scouring Pads 12 23c
Evergreen Brooms ea. $1.39
Ib.73c
Fancy Fryers
FANCY, SUGAR-CURED
Ready to fry—thick with meat
DILL
PICKLES
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Nabisco Cereal
29c
29c
79c
29c
19c
55c
Pork Sausage
Country style pure
with the purchase of
Fleet Mix
Vine-ripened
Locftl Crop
Tomatoes
Garden
Grown
12-oz
2 for
lb. 29c
5-lb. bag 39c
Oranges
Sweet Valencias—a good juice orange—buy a bag
Cantaloupe
lb. 14c
Matured on vines, tops in flavor for breakfast, desserts
SAFEWAY
CABBAGE
Local He
Lb.
•
Watermellon
Juicy red
He
isnrl ripe
rin« lb
lk •
and
For fluffy
biscuits
40 A He
cz
*
Get details and
coupon at Safeway
Apricots, beauties
lb 19c
Grapefruit
lb. 7c
Grapefruit
7-lb. bag 49c
Lemons
juiceful lb 17c
Carrots
no tops lb 9c
Corn golden bantam lb 19c
lb 15c
Cucumbers fresh
Green Onions mild
lb 5c
Radishes crunchy
lb 5c
Lettuce perfect heads lb 12c
New Potatoes
5 lbs 25c