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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
Church to Show Sound Movie The sound film, "Doorways to Decision," sponsored and super vised by the Evangelical U. B. church and filmed in Holly wood by a cast of outstanding Christian stars, will be shown tonight at the local Evangelical U. B. church. This picture presents a stirring drama showing what religion at its best can do for keen-minded, thoughtful and red-blooded mo di rns. Showing time is 7:30 p.m. and the public i; cordially invited, A ............................. silver offering will ba taken to defray expenses. Attendance in Sunday Schools Increases There were 358 persons who attended Sunday school last Sun- uay in Vernonia. You too, are invited to become a regu r member of the Sunday school uf your choice. ? AT THE CHURCHES VERNONIA © 0 EVANGELICAL Paul D. Sisler. Minister 9:45 a m. — Sunday school. Mrs. E. E, Garner, S”p’t. 1100 a i. — turning worship. Message, “Glorious Privilege and Solemn Duty.” 6:30 p.m. — Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p.m. ®— Evening service. Message, “What Is Sin?” 8:00 D.m. Tues. — Special prayer se, /ice at Martin Rainwater home. 2 00 p.m. Wed. - Martha society meeting at Alic?. Ma' nsten home. 7:2J p.m. W<-i. — Midweek ser-. vice. t 00 p.m. Tours. — Special pray er service at W. Kent home. t:00 p.m. Fri. — Special prayer service at A. Malmsten home. CHUB JH OF GOD IN CHRIST (Colored) —J. C. Foster, Pastor —Chas. E. Kelly, Co-Pastor 9:45 a.m. — Sunday scl x>l. • 11-12 am. — .Morning *- worship. 6:30 -p.m. — Young people’s service. 8 p.m..— Evening _ wors. ____ ’.p. 7:30 p.m. — Tuesday ard Friday —Prayer Meetings. Welcome to all to worship with us SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Services on Saturday: 10:00 a.m. — Sabbath school. 11:00 a.m. — Preaching, mission- ai> programs or Bible study. NAZ X R i NE CHUB CH —H. L. R . sse’l. Pat‘or Residence — 1208 — Bridge 9:45 a.m. — Sunday school. 11:00 a .m. — Morning worship. 6:30 p.m.—Yzung Peoples service 7 30 p.m. — E”enir.g service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. — Prayer meeting. 7:30 — Preaching service. 7 30 Wed. — Prvyer meeting. CHRISTIAN CHURCH — C. F. Swander 9:45 — Bible school. 11:00 — Morning worship. Sermon: “By Their Fruit.” *5 30 — Young People’s meeting. 7 30 — Evening worship. Sermon: “Israel in Egypt.” 7:30 Wed. — Prayer meeting and bible study. VERNONIA BRANCH LDS 10:00 a.ni. — Sunday school con venes under supervision of Russell R. Snook. 11:30-12 — Priesthood meeting. 7.30 p.m. — Sacrament meeting commences under direction of Earl P. Genzer. 7 30 Tuesday — MIA meetings alternately at Buxton and Ver- nonia. Tuesday evenings — Primary children group meets under supervision of M. Erline Olson. lo:00 a.m. Wednesday—Branch Relief society meets. Rhoda J. Woods, president. Visiters cordially welcomed at all meet ings FIRST BAPTIST —Rev. K. G. West Th* Church with a Bible Message 9:45 — Sunday school. 11:00 — Preaching. 6 30 p.m. — B.T.U. 7:45 p.m. — Preaching 7 00 p.m. Wed. — Prayer meeting ASSEMBLY OF GOD —Rev. W. A. McBride, Pastor 9:45 a m. — Sunday school. 11 00 a.m. — Morning worship. 6:45 p.m. — Young people. 7:45 p.m — Evening worship. 7:45 p m. Wed. — Prayer meeting. ST. MARYS CATHOLIC —Rev. J. H. Goodrich —Rev. Crammond Mass at 9 30 IS YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE WORTH SI 1,000 Under the new Financial Respon sibility law now in effect in Ore gon you may be required to post as high as $11.000 in case of an auto accident—or lose your right to drive. Find out how little it osts you to insure with State Farm Mutual—the automobile in surance company that dared to be different in ways that save you Tioney. JAMES J. JOHNS — Phon* 1166 1249 Bridge St. — Vernonia Or*. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBTLE INSURANCE CO. SKY WONDERS “Silently one by one, in the infinite meadows of heaven, blossomed the lovely stars, the for-get-me-nots of the angels.” ( “At the close of day as we l<xik I up into the star-sowen fields of I immensity, we come to appreci- I ate the Creator's invitation to study the stars when He said: “Lift up your eyes on high, and behold who hath created these things.” It was David, the psalmist, who told us why the Infinite One would have us lift up our eyes and search for the learning to be found amidst the glories and sublimities of the heavenly hosts, for it was he who said: "The hea. vens declare the glory of God; and th-1 firmament showeth His handiwork. Day unto day ut- tereth speech, and night unto night showeth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. Their line has gone out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the word. In them hath He set a tabernacle for the sun.” It would seem that the Creator has chosen to reveal mmself to the human family f# rough two great books. One of these is the Inspired Record. We call it, the Bible. Th“ other is a bo>k o'* nature. We shall speak of* it as ‘“he book of the starry heavens.' The Bible is available todav in the - language *af m ny n tions whereas th- book i ' t e,’tarry heavens is writte in th? lu»ji- . age of the st rry hea . nt The Bible h..s sT ’.: “U ere is no speech nor l:.ng their voice is not* heard, fort-n tely • with millions people, the Bible is seldom it #ever opened and re^id, but the book of the starrv !.eavens is always oDen for all mankind. It azure pages, prinie i’an ' pictured in silvei and gold, are knpt co - stantly turning that we mav re ceive new and still clear r visio t of God's majesty and power. • It awes one to .think that em pires long since dead have ¿.azed on th«. same shining page that greets out eyes on a e'ear night. When we think of the eternity of the past we «see at once that the Bible is relatively a new bock, a late devela-tiori from God. But the book of the starry hea- vens is time’s most ancient vol- urr.e. How wonderful that this volume, book, the most ancient of all heirlooms, shows no marks of the passing years. Let us read yonder where the sun, u ith face of insufferable splendor, goes wheeling throurb the busy day. Then again let us read where the soft and silvery moon, with fleets of stars goes sailing through the silent nigh’ And as there we ponder, gazing into that vast, silent dome, with its interv, eaving of the ma jestic and the beautiful, we ap preciate more fully the emotions that stirred in the soul of David when he exclaimed: "The hea vens declare the glory of God; and the firmament showeth His handiwork.” The above is the first f a series designed to strengthen our faith in the God who has created and upholds the heavens and the earth. Th' se articles on Sky Wonders are from the pen of Phillip L. Knox, Astronomer-Evangelist, they are designed to strengthen our belief in God and His Word —the Bible. Drew Up to Curb THE Missionary to Speak Sunday Those who heard Marlin Ol son. mis.ionary on furlough from Swaziland, Africa, when he spoke here during the mission ary conference held by the In dependí nt church group of Ver nonia will be pleased to hear he is returning Sunday. He will speak at the morning service at the Christian Youth Center in the Lusby building on Bridge street. All services of the church group, formerly held in the American Legion hall, ar? being held now in the Christian Youth center. -The Center is still open to young people on Thurs day and Saturday evenings. The natives of Swaziland wher • Mr. Olson has been ministering EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE THURSDAY, FEB 21, 1952 T Recovery Made From Illness are little-known, but numerous people called "colored peopje." They are children of mixed par entage. black and white Before their furlough, Mr. Olson and his wife worked in the country, or tongo-land. but when they re turn, they will go to Johannes burg for the same type of minis try. Listeners to the Kay West program on KEX will remember Marlin Olson. He has been on that program Mondays during his furlough. , The evening service will be a dedication of the new chairs and hymnals that have been pur chased recently. ________ o ' »_____________ TREHARNE — Jo Ann Kirk bride was an overnight guests of Jannell“ Thomas Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Art Odam and son. Jack, returned home last Thursday afternoon from their trip back southeast. Bobby Drips is back at school following several weeks illness of yellow jaundice. Mrs. Doris Baker and Mrs. Florence K>-kbride. members of the Timber ’extension unit, at tended a slip cover preliminary meeting in Vern«>nia at the home of N.• Manne Graves. Miss Fy _ wina __ __________ Siedelman *>f Portland attended the Vernon •- Scappoose game at Scappoose* last week. Mrs. G. C Kirkbrid" of Ves noma and Mr and Mrs. Bvron Kirkbride were business VLsituns in Forest Grove Monday. Glenn Siedelman spent Thurs day night at the Kirkbride home Saturday night guests was Larry* Wall and Sunday night gueU was Jannellc Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Reynold.* and son, Mike, w-re Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R H. Reynolds. Mrs Cassie Riggle was a T ikh day night visitor at the C. K Weaver home. NOTiCE OF SCHOOL MEETING MEETn<r7tShJ1«£”dEdYtG1|VEi{|t8 ‘ k *: of S<ho01 District No. •” Jt„ of Columbia County. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL. MEETING of the said district will be h id at .ernonia Oregon on the *hh uay of Marell, 1952 at 8 o’clock p.m. for the nurtxrsc of discw. sing the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, l'*2, and ending June 30. 1953, hereii f.'ter set forth __ • Schedule I . BUDGET W Estimated Recei, ts and Availa’ le Cash Balances ©Total All Funds ITEM ef ’ imatld r eceiptl . f * Delinquent Tax's County School rund Basic School Sup:<ort i u d Common (Irredi .-lble) Sc’. i E'tiiti.iNFi fe‘*i Receipts w General Fund $ 1.247 91 8,467 32 77,672.82 63* 25 $ 1,247 91 8.467 32 7*.672.82 e 638 25 S u.“'!iu.3' $88.”.16 30 0 © $ (I .02 30 c'k ¿II C< ./ : a ’ I'; I Eaenrfiturea ®>r two flu ■ al YranNb'vXt I’nx'ixlinic the Current School Year M e if. * Oil 1. • • •! —•------ ’ ” C Personal Service: Su; evinte: d mt C.'erk Clerical Assit' Compulsory <. Other S« rvic s Supplies ‘Elections a d publicity Legal service (flerk’s lx t 'll i:>; «I. « f C' t 1 ’, 8.4*.10 1.7M.S9 15 M woo7' 75 'M) 29CG3 325.00 c sio.iie.c« II. INSTRUCTION Personal Service: • Principals • Teachers Librar«, supplies, repairs Teaching supplies* Textbooks Tuition to other districts Total I > pen 'I: . <2<->x $ 6,050. <>30 ÄI 1,70 LOO 15<*3O* bOu.O? • 75.0*3 200.0 325.00 $10. *130. (J. $ 5,8%.(T - 830.06« • 1,650 o- 150.00 * 80.1.00 75 00 20T.OO 325 00 $ ., 499 • 780 00 1,534 93 150 00 790.80 65.15 13595 270 00 $ 9,831 00 $ 9,226 19 • III. OPERATION Cl PLANT Personal Service: Janitors and other employees Supplies Fuel Water Light and Powe', Telephone Total Expense of Opera Pon $13,590.00 $ 9.! 05 OU $14 850.00 $13,590 00 $ 4,059 86 78 789 42 206 4'2 2,467 80 2,248.75 $97,772 35 1 f Ä • $97 280 00 • $ 8,015.14 2.195 !»'• • • 2,356 8.« 459 80 926.14 19u40 $14,153 24 • $12.876 00 w iV. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS Personal Service: Repair, maintenance and replacement Furniture and equipment Building S’ructure Upkeep of grou-dt Total Expense of Mainte .■•ce and Ftp* I > • O $ 4,510 00 $ 4.510.00 • $ 4,260.00 K5 4 71 00 85 41« 00 83 '220 00 • 300.00 * 30 >00 350.00 2.500 00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2,500 00 2,500 00 2.600.00 90.00 * 90.00 90 00 _ • • $95,37 LOO . $95,371.00 $93,020.00 • • • $ ..An.OO $ 7,190.00 $ 8,450.00 2 000 00 2,000.00 2,000.00 • 2,700 (Kt . 2,70000 2,700.00 • 500.00 50000 ’ 500.00 1,000.00 -1,000 00 •1,000.00 k'uO.OO 200 00 200.00 J> k $ 1,000 00 200.00 s V. AUXILIARY AGENCIES Health Servie* Personal service (nurse. < ' Supplies and other expen. ?s Transportât! n cf Pupils: Personal service- Othei Auxiliary Agencies: School Lunch Personal Service Supplies and other expenses Other Auxiliary Services: Personal service Total Fxpense of Auxiliary Agencies VI. FIXED CHARGES Insurance Retirement Oti.er Fixtd Charges Total Fixed Charges VII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS Addition and alteration to buildings Library Books Furniture, fixtures and other equipment Assessments for betterments $ 1,200.00 $ 45.00 50.00 • z $ 7,000 00% 200.00 $ 1.000 00 200.00 ® • * 500 00 1,220.16 505 38 $ 1.' W.oo $ 7,700.00 $ 1,734 54 $ $ 450C» 50.00 70.00 • 10,000 00 40,000.00 10.00u.00 200.00 1.700 00 203 00 200.00 1,700.00 200.00 300 00 • $ 70.47 « y r 402 84 $12,195.00 $10,370.00 $ 9,115 81 $ 1.000 00 6,500.00 12 00 $ 1.000 uO 6,500.00 12.00 $ 1,630.00 6,500 00 $ 2,415.71 5,835 07 $ 7,512.00 ____________ $ 7 512 00 $ 8,130.00 $ 8,250 78 $ $ 1,000 00 500 00 4.000 00 $ 1,313 15 446 37 2,806 71 500 00 4,000 00 1,000.00 .'((WOO 8,642 50 $12,19500 500 00 4,000.00 1,000 00 $ $10.080 00 $ 6.500.00 GEO. N. TAYLOR Portland. Oregon The car of college men pulled $ 5,500 00 $ 5,500.00 $ 4,563.23 $ 2,200 00 up to the curb and there .n the 5,500.00 ’ Total Capital Outlays early morning all bowt d their VIII. DEBT SERVICE — NON BONDED heads as prayer was lifted to 41.14 Interest on warrants God for safe passage to the camp back East. 3000 miles away. God 41 14 Total Debt Ser vic* — Non-Bonded gave them safe passage and he also did a vital work among the $ 4,000 00 $ 4.000 00 IX. EMERGENCY college people there at the camp. So then prayer brought reward TOTAL SCHEDULE II — GENFRAL FUND for—He that cometh to God must $153.400 00 $134,857 28 $142,841 Od Total Estimated Expenses, Items I, II. Ill, IV. V, VI. VII, VIII. IX believe that he FUND Schedule VI OTHER SPECIAL RESERVE rewards them that diligently OTHEF RESERVE FUND— seek him — See $32,274 3« Building Fund Hebrews 11th. 9,944 57 Relighting Fund Also note how I a Portland. Ore., $42.218 93 Total Schedule VI—Other Special Reserve Funds church sees its Schedule VII—SUMMARY OF ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES, AND TAX LEVIES men in prayr at 6:30 daily. I Total al) General Fuiul « a They pray that Total Sched. II Funds the lost may ac $149,498 00 $149,498 00 Total estimated expenditures cept Christ as DEDUCT Lord and Savi Total estimated receipt-’ and available cash balances our and God is 88,026 30 88,026 30 (Schedule t) giving them at least one convert 61,471.70 61,471.70 Amount necessary to balance the budget a week. These men stand on the DEDUCT: Bible, that as they pray, God 61,471 70 61,471.70 Brlance to be raised by taxation works. What is your faith? With ADD out faith, it is impossible to please Estimat d amount of taxes that will not be collected God—Hebrews 11 6. during the fiscal year for which this budget is made, A familv of th° county sends 6,147.17 6,147.17 including estimated rebate on taxes this line to urge all to beseech the lost. God for ‘ $ 67.618 87 $ 67,618.87 Total estimated tax levies for ensuing fiscal year BY Knowledge and goodness — these make degrees in heaven, and they must be the graduat ing scale of a true democracy. Dated this February 11. 1952 Signed: R. M Aldrich. District Clerk Sam L. Hearing, Chairman Board of Dirxrtors Posted this February 14. 1952. R. M. Aldrich. District Clerk Approved by Budget Committee February II, 1952 Signed: J J Gradv. Secretary, Budget Committer O. T Bateman, Chairman, Budget Committee 2 -14—2 2» • •
