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Vacation Bible School Slated to Start Monday Missionaries to Speak Sunday i Vacation Bible School begins 1 Monday, at the Nazarene church, Rev. Ovid and Helen Dilling ham, missionaries to North India will be the guest speakers at the Assembly of God church on May 25 at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Rev. W.'A. McBride, local pastor, ex tends a cordial welcome to all to attend this service. The Dillinghams for the past three years have been serving as the Managers of tht James Har vey Memorial School far boys located at Nawabganj-Gonda, United Providences. North India. This school has been canied on by the widow of it's founder. Mrs. Esther B. Harvey, for 30 years. This is the largest mis sion station of the Assemblies of God in North India. The Dillinghams have had some very severe physical trials, but God has been their Healer. You should hfar how God miracu lously delivered their Judy from T. B. of the spine. They have some unique cos tumes, interesting curios and fine pictures of tht school and com pound. which will be shown at their services. The Assemblies of God is one of the outstanding missionary or- ganizaztions of the day and is carrying on missionary Activities in at least 51 foreign countries. Reports of great spiritual reviv als are coming from almost every field upon which th1 y have missionaries working. Mothers, Daughters Go To Tea at Church The Mother and Daughter tea sponsored by the Christian Wo man's Fellowship was held in th? church parlors Thursday even ing. Mrs. Rose McRae and Mrs. Olivia Wood pour'd at the love ly table bright with flowers, candles and gleaming silver. Trie girls of the senior C.E. group did the decorating. Mrs. Maude Wells greeted the mothers and daughters and read the scripture verses. Mrs. B.r- nice Knoedl r had charge of the games. Patricia and Margie Wells sang a duet. Judy Cantwell and Billye Kno.dler played piano solos. Mrs. Cassie Livingstone was the speak >r of the evening. Expert Tontorial Work BENS BARBER SHOP Vernonia, Oregon i Stories, handwork, singing, | games ahd Bible stories will fill the hours from 9 o'clock until j 11:45 a.m. Mrs. H. L. Russell • will be in charge of the school and good teachers will be in charge of each group All child ren are welcome to come. I I 1 1 I . f I | Assembly, Convention Attended at Salem Tabernacle Plans Meeting Series A series of special meetings will begin Wednesday evening, May 28, at the Calvary Taber- nacle church in the Lusby build ing. The series will be conducted by Rev. James R. Denham, mis sionary with the New Testament Missionary union. Rev. D:n- 1 ham is well-known all over ■ the Northwest and is much in i de- mand by various churches and Bible colleges. He has a real soul-stirring mes sage that inspires all who hear him. Everyone is invited to at tend ,pny or all of these services held each evening at 7:3^begin ning ** May 28 and running through June 1. No one should pa“s up this marvelous opportunity to hear one of the really great spiri tual leaders of the day. Sunday Topic Listed For Session of Class Have you attended a Sunday class session of the Ninety and Nine Men of the First Christian church lately? An invitation is extended to this Lord's Day at 9:45 a m. The main lesson text is "Thou Shalt Not Kill." Sunday, June 8 is Father's Day. Relatives Meet at Treharne Home Sunday TRNHARNE — Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs Exie Weaver and The Oregon Pacific District Mrs. Louise Wilson motored to Assembly and Missionary con- Hillsboro Monday. vention, of the Nazarene church Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver was held at the Salem church children; Mrs. Gilbert last week. A deep spiritual I and Meiers; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wea atmosphere prevailed during the ver and girls; Mr. and Mrs. Lin business and worship services. Reynolds and Michael; Mr. and Wednesday night was Home Mis. Mrs. Harry Weaver; Mrs. Mabel sk>n night with Dr. D. I. Vander- Jones, her sister-in-law, Mrs. pbol, Kansas City, Missouri I Mildred Morgan and son of Dal speaking. o las; Dave Weaver; Mr. and Mrs. AT THE CHURCHES At the close of the message Robert Reynolds and Earl all $13,000 was given to start new CHRISTIAN CHURCH gathered at Mrs. Exie Weaver's churches. Those attending from —C F. Swander. Pastor home Sunday for a pot-luck din Vernonia were: Mrs. Gilbert 9:45 — Bible school. Cassie Liv. ner in honor of their aunt, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Eugene Hibbs, Mrs. ingstone, sup't. Louise Wilson, who has been here Ralph Lais and Rev. and Mrs. 11:00 — Morning worshig. Floyd for the past few weeks. Claude H. L. Russell. Ross, Evangelist, guest preacher. Weaver and children called in 6:30 — Young People’s worship the aft rnoon. 7:30 — Evening worship. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Du- Floyd Ross. Rette are the parents of a girl, 7:30 Wed. — Prayer meeting and Lorraine, born May 18 at 7 Bible study. BY GEO. N. TAYLOR am. in the Hutchinson hospital, 2:00 p.m. Wed. May 28 — Chris Oregon City. Portland. Oregon The little Miss tian Women's Fellowship. vOighed 7 pounds and 6 ounces. Just lately a friend told how VERNONIA EVANG-LiCAL his good works would save him 9:45 a m. — Sunday school. Mrs. from Judgement Day and the E. E. Garner, Sup't. Program Being Readied pains of eternal hell. But, says 114*)0 a.m. — Morning worship. For Pioneer Day in June the Bible—Not by good works S.rmon, “Christ and the that we do but by God's mercy, MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Percy Doubter.” he saves us — 7:00 p.m. — Youth F-Howship. Bailiett were down from Sweet Titus 3:5. God 8.ÍO p.m. — Evening service. Hom- for another load of their They have saves us by Y iuth team from Cascade Col- furniture Sunday, compl.ted moving now. ¡®i.e, Portland. Christ dying for Mrs. Wm. Jones from Clatska- 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. Vacation us. nr- was in the village Sunday Bible School. After Christ had looking for talent on the pro W«.d. 2:00 p.m. — Martha :® i t- died for us He arm for Pioneer Day to be held mg at the home of Mrs. Clvd left His dead the second Sunday in June at May. body nailed to Birkenfeld Wed. 8:00 p.m. —- Midweek ser- the cross while Little Suzi Alexander was vice. He Himself went down from Vernonia visiting at NAZARENE CHURCH down into eter th? I. E. Knowles home over the —H. L. Russell, Pasror nal hell and suffered all th.- pen w.ek end. Residence — 1208 — Bridge alty our sins had earned us — Evening guests at th? Ashley 9:45 a.m. — Sunday school. Isaiah 53:10-12. By that the home in Mist on May 16 were 11:00 a m. — Morning worship. saved never see hell nor th? Judg 6:30 p.m.—Young Peoples service Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hansen of ment of the lost. Having suf Castle Rock, Washington; Mr. and 7:30 p.m. — E'-eñing service fered for us, Christ came from Wednesday 7:30 p m. — Prayer Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald and Ricky the grave by glorious resurrec of Longview; Mr. and Mrs. Kay meeting. tion to give new birth, days and Hansen and Kirk of Kelso and 7:30 — Preaching service. ways to all who accept Him as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen and 7:30 Wed. — Prever meeting. dying for their sins. sons, Mark and Gary of S.aside. CHURCH OF GOD A family of the county uses All att-nded the eighth grade IN CHRIST (Colored) this space to tell again how I graduation exercises at Birken —J. C. Foster. Pastor Christ died to clear you and give —Chas. E. Kelly, Co-Pastor feld where Bertie Lu Ashley was life eternal. 9:45 a.m. — Sunday school. a graduate. 11-12 a m. — Morning worship. 6:30 pm. — Young people's SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST service. —Preston Smith, Pastor 8 p.m. — Evening worship. 7:30 p.m. — Tuesday and Friday Services on Saturday: —Prayer Meetings. 10 00 a.m. — Sabbath school. Welcome to al) to worship with us 11:00 a m. — Preaching, mission FIRST BAPTIST ary programs or Bible studv. —Rev. K. G. West Regular meeting. 7:30 Tues. — Studies in Pro The Church with a Bible Message phecy. All are welcome. 2 & 4 Fri.. 8 p.m. 9:45 — Sunday school. FAITH GOSPEL CHAPEL 11:00 — Preaching. Mike Anderson, Commander —Rev. Foster ,6 30 p.m. — B.T.U. James Cox. Jr.. Adjutant 9:45 — Sunday school. 7:45 p m. — Preaching AUXILIARY Classes for every age. 7 00 p m. Wed. — Prayer meeting Regularly meets: 1st A 3rd Wed 11 00 — Morning worship. ASSEMBLY OF GOD 7:45 — Sunday evening s.rvice: 4-52 —Rev. W. A. McBride. Pastor Thursday — Prayer and Bible 9:45 a.m — Sunday school. Study. A. F. & A. M. 11:00 a m. — Morning worship. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 6:45 p.m. — Young people. A.F. A A.M meeti al The American crocodile 7:45 p.m. — Evening worship. Masonic Temple Staled 7:45 pm Wed. — Praver meeting. discovered in the U. S. in 1876 Communication first CALVARY TABERNACLE (Lusby Building) Thursday of each monib. —Don DarHng, Pastor at 7:30 pm 9 45 — Bible School George Johnson* W.M. 11:00 — Morning worship. Paul Gordon* Sec'y. ° 1 53 6:30 — Young People 7 •’F) — Evening service. Order of Eastern Star 7:30 Wed. — Prayer meeting. VERNONIA BRANCH LDS Nehalem Chapter 153. O. E. S 10:00 a m. — Sunday school con Regular com venes under supervision of I munication first Russell R. Snook. and 3rd Wed. 11:30-12 — Priesthood meeting. of each month 7:30 pm. — Sacram-nt meeting at Masonic Ten> Call or Write commences under direction of pie. All Tiaitiny Earl P Genzer. sister* and Broth 7:30 Tuesday — MIA meeting.“ era welcome. alternately at Buxton and Ver- Edna Linn* Worthy Matron nonia. Mona Gordon, 6ec'y. 1-53 Tuesday evenings — Primary children group meets under Vernonia F. O. E. (Fraternal Order of Eagles) supervision of M. Erhne Ofson. 10 00 a.m. Wednesday—Branch Telephone 8812 Relief society meets. Rhoda 858 1st Ave J. Woods, president. Visitors Vernonia cordially welcomed at all m et- Vernonia, Oregon ST. MARYS CATHOLIC Meets 1 —Rev. J. H. Goodrich i Every Timber Rt., Box 5S i - Rev. Crammond Friday Mass at 9:30 * P. M. Trenton T. Garner. W. P. Rex Normand. Sec’y 7 5f To Set You Free THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. YESTERDAYS FIVE YEARS AGO From The Eagle. May 15. 1947 West Oregon Electric's board of directors has accepted a power 4 purchase contract for electricity to be received over the Warren. Vernonia transmission line, Man ager Guy Thomas said Wednes day morning, The contract was considered by tlft- board Tuesday evening. May 13, at the regulai May meeting of that group and was accepted by a resolution that was adopted then. The graduating Senior class of Vernonia high school will at tend the last two programs of their four year of high school when they go to baccalaureate next Sunday, May 18, and com mencement on Wednesday even ing, May 21. Announcement of the dates was made Monday by Principal Ray Mills. TK)- graduating class of Wash ington grade school will hear Dean Chas W. Howard of Lewis and Clark college, Portland, next Thursday, Superintendent Paul Gordon said Monday when he announced the date of the Eighth grade graduation. TEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle, May 14. 1942 Tomorrow, May 15 brings again the opportunity for voters to go to the polls and cast their ballots in the primary nominat ing election which apparently has cr ated less interest here than has been true in former years. Decrease in interest seems due to increased activity on more thought to the war effort. Poppies of patriotic remem brance will bloom in Vernonia on Saturday, May 23. Mrs. H. H. King, president of th ■ Vernonia Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary, announced this week. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle. May 14. 1937 .A Vernonia day to celebrate completion of the dam and ath letic field was suggested at the chamber of commerce meeting Tuesday noon in the Masonic Temple, This would replace the original suggestion of a Fourth of July celebration, which wa, dropped because of desire on the part of many citizens to spend the Fourth out of town. No definite time for the celebration was decided upon. Organization of a Junior Rifk club was decided upon at a meeting of the Vernonia Gun club May 7 in the Legion hall Jewel] Lloyd, Happy Thompson and J W. Nichols were appoint« d by President Harry Culbertson to supervise the Junior club. THURSDAY, MAY 22. 1952 GEMS OF THOUGHT MEMORIAL DAY Isn't death to fall for Freedom's right? He's dead alone who lacks het light. Let no vandalism of avin ice or neglect, no ravages of time testi fy to the present or to the com ° ing generations, that we have forgotten, as a people, the cost of a (free and undivided Repul» lie. —John A. 14g.ni Blessed art the dead whxh ®ic in the Lord -from henceforth. Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow therit Revelation 14:13 The sweet and sacred sense of the performance of man's unity with his Maker can illumine out present being with a continual presence and power of g*1'! opening wide the portal from death into Life. —Mary Baker Eddy Virtue treads paths that end not in the grave, No ban of endless nights exiles the brav- —James Russell Lowell Farewell, high-hearted friends for God is dead, lf such as you can die and fare not well —John Le Gay Brereton For Buys—Eagle Classifieds! relioble onswers to your "crisis questions" this year! . . . get them in Often referred to os newspopermon’s newspaper" the MONI TOR covers the world with a network of News Bureaus and corre spondents. Order a special intro ductory subscription to day—3 months for $3. You'll find the MONI TOR "must" reading ond os necessory os your HOME TOWN PAPER. Harding Lodge 116 No. Vernonia, Oregon Meetings Legion Hall, Second and Fourth Mondays Each Month Wilbur E. Wilson, Chancellor Commander Oscar G. Weed. Secretary Pythian Sisters Vernonia Temple No. 61 Meeting*: Second and l.O.O.F. Fourth Hall Wednesday of each month Edith McFarland. MFC. Faye Davis, Secretary 2-52 VERNONIA LIONS CLUB MEETS EVERY MONDAY EVENING Palace Cafe Cecil Johnson, President Don Bayley. Secretary______ 3-53 Vernonia Lodge No. 246 Meets Every Tuesday 8 F. M. Robert G. New, Noble Grand Wm. D. Shafer. Secretary 1-53 Columbia Encampment No. 89 will meet the let and 3rd Fridays of each month at the l.O.O.F. hall. Allen Ray. Chief Patriarch Wm D Shafer, Scribe 1-53 Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge V. F. W. St B Ihm Th* Chrntion Science Monito, One, Norwoy St. Cotton 15. Macs, U SA Pleoie send ose on introductory Moni- tot tubscnption—76'»lues I enclose S3. (noma» LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES Knights of Pythias 7 (oddress) (zone* (city) (stote» PB 10 JUDGED THE BEST For Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products > o PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY Free to 1O Students American Legion Meets 2nd and 4th Thor.d»y VERNONIA evening» of each month in POST IIS l.O.O.F. Hall. Irene Mingor, Noble Grand Meet* fir.t and Isabel Anderegg. Vice Grand Third Mon. of Evelyn Thompson. Secretary Each month. Annetta Pearl. Financial Sec y. AUXILIARY Edna Heenan. Treasurer 3 53 I First and Third Tuesdays LSI COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE If you enroll bafora JUNE 1,1952 Flavors to Please Everyone WE ALSO MANUFACTURE AND FEATURE H THESE HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS H Rainiêr Maid Rutter Cottage Cheese Cheddar Cheese Operators in d errand at ALL BEAUTY SALONS Call or Writ» for Particular« AT ONCE Portland Beauty Academy 411 S.W Alder St.. Portlar. 1 Oregon — Phone BE 3.V0 itainiei* Creamers QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1896 H H
