Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 26, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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THURSDAY. JUNE 26. 1952
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA.
ORE
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mrs, Claud« Norris and daugh­
ter. Loretta, visited at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Norris and family
at Longview from Friday until
Sunday at which time Mr. Nor­
ris drove over and brought them
home. Carol Norris came home
with her uncle and aunt for a
visit.
Mrs. May Mosiman and son.
Bobby, of Olancia, California left
here
Monday
morning after
s|»ending three weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. L. Mossman.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall of Mor
ton. Washington were here last
week end, the guests of the Larry
Brady family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bubendorf
are the parents of a son born
June 6 at the Jones hospital in
Hillsboro. He weighed
eight
pounds, 13 ounces and has been
earned Dan William.
Mr.
Mrs. Carl Webb. Timber route,
JUNE 26 27
BUGLES IN THE
AFTERNOON
Milland
-
Helene
SATURDAY
Carter
JUNE 28
MUTINY
Patrie Knowles-Angela Lansbury
SUN, MON.
JUNE 29 30
MA & PA KETTLE
AT THE FAIR
Marjorie Mein - Percy Kilbride
TUES. WED.
JULY 12
THE STRANGE DOOR
C’.arles Laughton - Boris Karloff
J.
Douglas
Week Spent at
Home in Seattle
•Joi/ Theatre
Ray
and Mrs. E
returned h"re Jun“ 22 after a two-
week vacation trip, taken with
their daughtr and son-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Dow.
They saw Crater Lake and Yose­
mite and saw their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eck.
man, at Fresno. They were pre­
sent there for the Sth grade
graduation of their oldest grad­
daughter.
Word was reecived hara by
Mr. and Mrs. Dane Brady that
their daughter. Beverly Cine,
arrived safely in Paris June 18.
eft Portland by train last Thurs­
day to spend a two-week vaca­
tion at Oakland, California with
I n r mother. Mrs Mane Creigh-
baum and her niece. Mrs. Roxie
Jeremy. Mrs. Webb hopes to
have her mother accompany her
hack to Vernonia for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter
(D’-lilah Condit) are the parents
of a son. J rry Walter, who ar­
rived Jun“ 16. He weighed three
lKiunds, nine ounces. Mrs. Ida
Condit, gr at grandmother of the
baby is at the horn? of the Carters
in Susanville, California and will
he’p care for the baby and
mother mxm th ir return from
th* hospital.
Mrs. Virginia Page, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan,
it turned here last Sunday after
being in Los Angeles.
Mrs Minnie Brandcn. mother
of Mrs J. W. Vaughan, passed
THUES.. FRI.
away June 21. Committment was
at Lincoln Memorial Monday.
I
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Henderson returned on Monday
evening from S attle where they
spent a week visiting their
daughter and family, the C.
Kraigs.
Monday evening visitors at the
Oblack home w.re Mr. and Mrs.
Art Dor o.
Mrs. Adah Hoberg called on
Mrs. Robert Lindsay Tuesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ir> Peterson
called on the Libels Sunday even­
ing.
Sunday visitors at the Kyser
home wer ■ Mr and Mrs. K. Zill-
man and children and Mrs. M.
Karr and children. Sunday even­
ing callers were Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Zillman.
Ethel Kyser returned home on
Thursday evening after spend­
ing some time at the Zillman
home.
Dinner guests at the Waddell
horn • Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Vai Franklin of Hazel Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mill°r
Alma Nelson of Rainier,
occasion was Mrs. Waddell’s
Mrs. Franklin’s birthdays.
Saturday overnight guests
the Oblack home were Mr. and
Mrs. K nneth McCormick and
Hire“ children of Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Devine
and children sp nt Saturday night
in Delena with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs J. Gordon.
Some Haying Work
Started During Week
Convention Delegates ■
Stay at Mist Home
MIST — Some of the farmers
started their haying last week.
Bernard Dowling went back to
work on the J-H lumber truck
this week after quite a layoff
with measles.
Mrs. Grace McN il from Cor­
nelius has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Walter Bateson the pact
week. Another sister from Port­
land visited the Bateson home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones
visited Thursday afternoon at the
home of the Austin Dowlings.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roeser at­
tended a wedding reception at
Jewell last Tuesday evsning.
MIST — The Morgan family
from Olney called at the George
Jones home Thursday.
Mrs. Alma Busch and her
brother were Vernonia shoppers
Saturday afternoon.
Spending the week last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Hansen were Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Seppola from Ashby,
Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aho
from New Epswick, New Hamp­
shire, Melvin Johnson, Harold
Cardson, Edmond and Donald
Salo from Tower, Minnesota and
Leonard Pyhola from Embarras,
Minnesota. All these people took
part in the church convention at
Clatskanie last week.
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you the beat
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available — at
very reason­
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Ask about our
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TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Qari Wienecke, Mrs. E. M. Bled­
soe and Mrs Chris Tolke visited
an old neighbor, Mrs. Iva Heskett
at the home of Mrs. A. C. Mc­
Guire of Forest Grove Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Wienecke received
an announcement of the wedding
of Louis Scharbach and Margaret
Crowe. Louis was a former resi­
dent of Treharne.
Mrs. E. M. Bledsoe returned
to Manning Sunday to spend
family, Mrs Eva Tolke.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wienecke
and family of Springfield spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wienecke.
some time with her daughter and
The "rebuild and repair" pro­
gram of the Army has returned
to the supply line some $9.5 bil­
lion of equipment at a cost of
about $1.5 billion.
Expert Tonsorial Work
BEN’S BARBER SHOP
Vernonia, Oregon
SO YEARS
//V OREGON
ENDS JUNE 30
Take Advantage of These Specials
COTTON
SPECIALS
Boys' Sweat
Shirts Sale $1
Men's Rayon Sport
Boy's Sport Sox
Size 7 tn 10‘2
19c and 25c pr
GOOD
LAST
Word Received
That Couple Wed
Men s Work
Sox 25c pr
80 Sq. Valencia Prints
Sport Denims
69c
Woven Ginghams
59c
Pillow Cases
Men s Slacks of
Nylon and Rayon
Ala-ski-an Gab.
$7.95
39c Each
42x36 Regular Size
Phone 5711
Good Wash Cloths
10c
Men’», Women’s and
Children’»
Limit 10 to Person
4 Colors.
Towels
39c Each
Women's Gowns
$1.99
Rayon Crepe and Jersey
Fancy Rayon
Women's Panties -
49c
House Slippers
Half Price
Men's Long Sleeve
Wom»n’>. Children’»
Sale $2.95
Sport Shirts
Anklets
Sale Price 19c
White and Color»
35c Values
I
Men’s Sport and
Dress Sox
Value» 50c to 75c
Sale Price 25c
White Nylon
Women's Panties -
Patricia Nylon Hose
51x15 Gauge. 8 * - 9 - 9’
59c
59c pr
10
Women’» Nationally Advertised
Nylon Hose
69c pr
Pequot Sheets
Sale Price
$2.69
Salem Brand 81x108
Over 130 thread
count to inch
Men's T Shirts 88c
Value» to $2.50
Men's Pajamas
$3.95 Values $2.69
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