Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 28, 1951, Page 2, Image 2

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    2 THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1951
TOWN TOPICS
Donna Ray of Molalla is visit­
ing her cousin, Patricia McEntire.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McEntire took the girls for a
drive along the coast, visiting
various beaches and Ecola Park.
Mrs. Wilma Huchison, Hills­
boro, is spending a week here
visiting Mrs. E. Walters at the
Roseway apartments.
IL V. Kelly traveled by plane
Monday to Anchorage, Alaska for
an extended visit with his son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Joy Theatre
THURS.. FRI.
JUNE 28-29
TARGET UNKNOWN
Mark Stevens - Robert Ddfuglas
JUNE 30
SATURDAY
BEDTIME FOR BONZO
Ronald Reagan
- Diana Lynn
SUN., MON.
JULY 1-2
THE MATING SEASON
Thelma Ritter - John Lund
TUES.. WED.
JULY 3-4
FRENCHIE (Color)
Joel McCrea - Shelley Winters
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THE
EAGLE,
VERNONIA, ORE.
Kelly, Vernon and Roseann. Mr.
Kelly, a brother of Mrs. Frank
Slemmons, has been stationed at
Anchorage in the service for the
past year.
DANCE. Saturday. Juna 30 io
the Music of Dan LeGore and His
Muleskinners. Legion hall. 26tlc
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie James
and Mr. and Mrs. James Gleason
all of Portland, were week end
guests of the Charles Castners.
Darrel Rose returned here Sat­
urday morning. He has gradu­
ated from the California Em­
balming school and will be em­
ployed at Bush Furniture.
DANCE. Saturday. June 30 to
the Music of Dan LeGore and His
Muleskinners. Legion hall. 26tlc
Visitors at the home of George
Nichols Tuesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sumey and son, Irvin,
and his friend. Miss Doris Ben­
son and the Sumeys’ grand­
daughter, Miss Mary Lou Austin,
all of Tacoma, Washington. Mary
Lou is Mr. Nichols’ great nephew.
Michael Pierson, of Scappoose
will remain with him for several
days.
Mrs. Hattie Tunnell returned
from the hospital June 24.
Miss Vera Finnell spent her
two weeks vacation in Yakima,
Washington with her sister and
niece.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Marshall
and daughter, Brenda, from
Seattle spent the week end with
his parents and Brenda is to
spend her summer vacation with
her grandparents.
Mrs, Marge Wilbur and child-
ren, Barbara, Bobbie and Mary,
from Roseburg were visitors at
the Dave Marshall home for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis from
Caldwell, Idaho visited the J.
F. Heenans from Friday until
Sunday. On Saturday they all
went to Seaside claming. Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Heenan are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl re­
turned Saturday from their va-
cation trip.
They visited Mr.
Ruhl’s mother and sister in Her­
ington, Kansas and brother in
Kansas City, Missouri, return­
ing home via Cody. Wyoming,
Yellowstone National Park, The
Grand Tetons and Sun Valley,
Idaho. The weather was perfect,
but lots of flood water was seen.
Mrs. Duane Garrison accompa­
nied Mr. and Mrs. Milo Noble,
Hillsboro, cousins of Mr. Garri­
son, to Washta, Iowa June 12
where the Nobles will reside.
Mrs. Garrison visited her brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Swanson and Ronnie at Wausa,
Nebraska before returning here
June 21.
The time to make friends is be­
fore you need them.
Reynolds Home Scene Of Birthday Gathering
TREHARNE — Mrs. Robert
Reynolds was hostess at her
home for a belated birthday
Relatives Meet
For Anniversary
Relatives gathered
Sunday,
June 24 for a family picnic at
Big Eddy Park. Fifty-eight were
present.
Everyone brought a basket lunch
which was served cafeteria style
and the tables were load .-d with
good c^ts.
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A beautiful decorated and most
delicious cake, made by Forence
Messing, was presented Robert
and Alice Lindsay.
The occasion was their 40th
wedding anniversary.. The cake
which was served to each one
one there with ice cream. All
extended good wishes to the hon­
ored couple.
The day was spent visiting,
playing ball and horse shoes, and
a most enjoyable time was had
by all.
party. Those present were Vir-
ginia Weaver and girls; Floy
Odam and children; Florence
Beck; Mae Wienecke; Jane Mil-
ler; Flora Whitmire; Pauline Tis­
dale; Leaon Odam; Midge, Mike
and Cheryl Lee Reynolds; Zella
Davenport; Nancy Daniel, Ruby
Daniel; Mabie Jones; Edna Rey­
nolds and Cathy; Mrs. Carl Sny­
der and Bert; Georgia Harders;
Florence Reynolds; Thelma Wea­
ver and children; Eleanor Wie­
necke and children and Dorothy
Reynolds and Earl.
H. A. Wilson is able to be out
and around after his illness.
Vacation of Two Week»
Being Spent in Seattle
BIRKENFELD — Mary Ann
Nordstrom is spending a two
weeks vacation at Seattle with
her cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Larson
and family spent Sunday in Port­
land.
There will be a dance at Bir-
kenfeld June 30. Music will be
Rohls orchestra.
Several women from Birken­
feld called on Mrs. Lena Hen-
drickson on the Lewis and Clark
Friday, she having moved there
recently after making her home
here for a good many years.
QUIET
A good
tune-up in our shop
will take the clatter out of the
old bus — make it purr like
new. Lei's do the job today.
Johnson
Telephone 311
Vernonia Sen. Sta.
Corner Rose and Bridge
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$ 8.95 Exch.
uaucu« Group 1 24 Mo........ $13.45 Exch.
Vapor Seal Canners, 9 Qt. Cap............... $4.89
Thermos Jugs ................................ $3.89 - $4 39
G. E. Electric Roasters
$44.95
Electric Percolator........................................... $3 39
Shorts — Pedal Pushers — Swim Suits
Girls and Ladies Poplin Jackets.............. $3.43
New Shipment Ladies House Dresses
$2.9£
NEW
SHIPMENT
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CUFF WHITE
PHONE 1271
VERNONIA,
ORE.
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Vernonia, Ore.
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