Son of Pastor
Delivers Sermon
AT THE CHURCHES
So Ends This Age
VERNONIA EVANGELICAL
Paul D. Sister. Minister
God’s Great Man — Mr. Xioody
used to tell his hearers that right 9:45 am. — Sunday school. Mrs.
E. E. Garner, Supt.
Courtney Swander, son of Pas. then, before he had finished his
tor C. F. Swander, preached at talk, the last soul might be saved 1100 a m. — Morning worship.
Sermon, “Christianity — Rem«?,
the morning service at the First to fill out God's roll call of the ,
dy or Opiate?”
Christian church last Sunday. He redeemed. As did
8:00 p.m. — Evening service.
has just returned from a’ trip Moody, so do the
Sermon, "Victory Through Sur
through th“ Southwest with Dr.
render.”
great
Biblemen
of
Griffith, president of the North
1:30 p.m. Wed. — Ruth Society
They
west Christian college at Eugene. our day.
meeting.
After the evening service, he can also point to
8 OU pm Wed. — Midweek ser
showed motion pictures tak?n
vice of Bible study and prayer.
Acts 15:14 — God.
during previous trips of places has opened the
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
and people he had seen and also
—C. F. Swander, Pastor
a short Castle film for children. door to the na
9:45 — Bible school.
tions to take out
11:00 — Morning worship
of th.m a people
6:30
— Youth groups.
Increase Sought by
for his name.
7.30 — Evening service.
Church Bible School
Many Obey God
7:30 — Prayer meeting and Bible
Th? Bible school of the First —Thousands of students in Bible
Study.
Christian church is looking for Institutes and Christ-Centered 2:00 p.m. 2nd and 4th Wed. —
ward to Rally Day on October a. colleges and others of th? rank
C W F. meets at the church.
Each class is working for a 30 and file, are energized by tne
CALVARY TABERNACLE
per cent increase in regular at
truth that God is now calling out
(Vernonia Bible Church»
tendance by that time.
a people for his name. S j it is 9:45 — Bible School; Luther H.r-
rin, Sup’t.
A tennis court should be laid that they press forward to reach
11:00 — Morning worship: Book
the
last
man
with
Good
News
out with service ends ncr'.n and
Hebrews.
that God's Son died for their
south.
6:30 — Youth group: Minor Pro
sins.
phets.
Your Stand: — Your Bible
6:30 — Adults: Isaiah.
knowledg?
and prayers
tell
7:30 — Evening worship; The
where you stand. And may you
Feasts of the Lord.
have the joy and energy of the 8:00 Wedn sday evening — Bible
Christians who look for Christ ;
study and prayer meeting.
near coming.
NAZARENE CHURCH
This spao? sponsored by a
NEHALEM VALLEY
—H. L. Russell. Pasror
family of the county.
Residence — 1208 -
Bridge
MOTOR FREIGHT
9.4o am. — Sunday school.
Henry VIII had six wives.
11:00 a.in. — Morning worship.
6:JU p.m.— Yeung Peoples service
«30 p in. — Evening service
43,000 OREGON citizens say:
Wednesday 7:30 p in. — Prayer
meeting.
. .30 — r reacting service.
. :30 Wed. — Prayer me« ling.
Oa November 4 the people of Oregon will vote on a measure that will gite our state a
; hurch of god
fair milk law—fair to consumers and producers alike. It will replace the present milk
control law which was written by special milk interests for their own benefit. I nder
IN CHRIST (Colored)
present law it is unlawful to sell milk below prices fixed by the Milk Controller. 1 he
-J. C. Foster, Fastor
now law will eliminate all price fixing above the farm level.
--Chas. E. Kelly, Co-Pastor
The measure will appear on your ballot as “Milk Production and Marketing
9:45 a.in. — Sunday school.
Act”—Number AJ2 \ ES. Here's shut this fair milk law will do—*
11-12 a.m. — Morning worship.
6:30 p m. — Young
people s
cleanliness of milk and ita minimum quality.
LOWFR MILK PRICES FOR CONSUMERS
service.
These separate laws are enforced by city
332 YES will permit lower retail price* to
and state health officers.
8 p in. — Evening worship.
consumers. Il will restore competition. Con
sumers will get the benefit of modern
7;3u p m. — Tuesday and Eriday
THF FAIR MILK BIU WILL BE ON TOUR
method* and economies in distributing milk.
—Prayer Meetings.
The new milk law will atop monopoly by
BALLOT IN NOVEMBER -VOTE YES 3M
Welcome to all to worship with us
re|>ea)ing a law which has primarily l»ene-
ST. MARY S CATHOLIC
fitted and protected certain middlemen.
for a milk law that > fair to you
—Rev. J. H. Goodrich
RICHER. MORE HEALTHFUL MILK
Th« FAIR Milk Bill, «riled rhe MILK
—Rev. Crammond
332 YES wdi permit richer milk to lie
PRODlCTION AND MARKETINC ACT.
m>kl. thus assuring more healthful milk for
Mass at 9:30
was put on the November ballot through
children and better value for the money
the efforts of the Affiliated Milk <x>m-
you spend for milk.
FIRST BAPTIST
mlttees of Oregon in association with
ASSURED FAIR PRICES TO DAIRY FARMERS
—Rev. Daniel M. Spell
your local Milk Committee. It represents
332 YES will assure the dairy farmer a
The Church with a Bible Message
the work of hundreds of volunteers,
minimum fair price which will lie set after
some from your own neighborhood, who
9:45 — Sunday school.
jmblic hearings. Thia, in turn, will assure
circulated the petitions. Although only
an adequate supply of milk.
11:00 — Preaching.
26.900 signatures were required, over
It will allow all dairymen who meet the
Strmon: "Heaven.”
standards for Grade A milk to sell such
45.000 citizens actually signed the peti
milk on the Grade A market.
7:00 pm. — B.T.U.
tions In 28 Oregon counties during a
With rnilk production and marketing on
short six-weeks period. If approved in the
8:00 p.m. — Preaching.
a sound basis (fair to all' the dairy farmer
coming election, the proposed MILK
wiU not be in constant danger of losing hi*
"The Unpardonable Sin.”
PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ACT
minimum price protection.
7:30 p.m. Wed. — Prayer meeting
will automatically replace the present
DON’T BE FOOiEO
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Milk Control I.aw.
Neither the present Milk Control Law nor
—Preston Smith, Pastor
the proposed Milk Production and Market
AFFILIATED MILK COMMITTEES
Services on Satuiday:
ing Act regulates sanitation or minimum
quality standards. Separate state laws and
10:00 a.in. — Sabbath school.
OF
OREGON
city ordinances regulate and control the
11:00 a.m — Preaching, mission
Pi Adv.—Affiliated Mdk ('auipsigo ('viuw of Ore , Mrs. Irene Taylor, Churn , 426 Park Bldg. Furila rd
ary progiams or Bible study.
7:30 Tues. — Studies in Pro
phecy. All are welcome.
VERNONIA BRANCH LDS
10:00 a.m. — Sunday school con
Knights of Pythias
venes under supervision of
Hardin* Lodge No. 116
Russell R. Snook.
Vernonia, Oregon
11:30-12 — Priesthood meeting.
Regular
meetings:
7:30 pm. — Sacrament meeting
Meeting* Legion
2 & 4 Fri.. 8 p.m.
commences undur direction of
Hall. Second and
Earl P. Genzer.
Mike
Anderson.
Commander
Fourth Mondays
7:30 Tuesday — MIA meetings
James
Cox.
Jr..
Adjutant
Each Month
alternately at Buxton and Ver
AUXILIARY
nonia.
Wilbur E. Wilson. Chancellor
Regularly meets: 1st A 3rd Wed
Tuesday evenings — Primary
Commander
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children group meets under
0*car G. Weed. Secretary
supervision of M Erline Olson.
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
Pythian Sisters
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
10:00 a.m. Wednesday—Branch
Vernonia Temple No. 61
A.F. * AM. meets al
Relief society meets. Rhoda
Meetings:' I.O.O.F. Hull
Masonic Temple
Stated
J. Woods, president. Visitors
Second nnd Fourth Wednesday
Communication
first
cordially welcomed at all meet-
of eacu month
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rhursdsy ef each moeth.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Edith McFarland. M.E.C.
—Rvv. W. A. McBride, fastor
at 7:30 p.m.
Faye Davis, Secretary
9:45 a m. — Sunday school.
George Johnson. WM.
11:00 a.m. — Morning worship
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VERNONIA Paul Gordon. Sec’y.
6:45 p.m. — Young people.
7:45 p.m. — Evening worship.
Order of Eastern Star 7:45
LIONS
p.m. Wed. — Prayer meeting.
PHONE 853
Let’s have a FAIR milk law
LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES
V. F. W.
Nehalem
Chapter
CLUB
aad
pie.
outers and broth-
ers welcome.
Letter Galloway. Noble Grand
Wm. D. Shafer. Secretary
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Edna Linn. Worthy
Mona Gordon. Sec’y.
Order
Mt. Heart Rebekah
Lodge
Meets 2nd and 4th Tharaday
cocaine*
of each
month
la
I.O.O.F. Hall.
Isabel And*regg. Noble Grand
Jane Pace. Vice Grand
Edith McFarland. Rec. Sec y.
Silvia Turner, Financial Sec’y.
Edna Heenan. Treasurer
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EDUCATION
Education is the cheap defense
of nations.
—Burke
All education should contrib
ute
to moral
and physical
strength and freedom.
—Mary Baker Eddy
The secret of education lies in
respecting the pupil.
—Emerson
It is only the ignorant who de
spise education.
:
—Publilius Syrus
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Character development is the
great, if not the sole, aim of
education.
—William O’Shea
I*et early education be a sort
of amusement; you will then be
better able to find out the na
tural b.nt.
—Plato
Work Progresses
On Creek Homes
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P.OCK CREEK — Herb Counts
has a roof over his new wood
( shed now so he can take his time
■ at finishing it.
The addition onto the Tooth-
aker home is progressing slowly.
Tii? IXeVaney home is acquir
ing a n w coat of white paint.
By the number of big concret >
tile near the Keasey place it
looks as though there might be
sum fixing to that bridge plan
ned for the near future. Spikes
tire workin-' loose in the Read
Bridge and also the on? near
ihe Ron McDonald home so that
it tak s some skill to drive across
them and miss all the spikes.
Maltha Brown of Seattle spent
a week visiting Ipr brother,
Roger, and th ■ DeWitt faimli s.
Her lath r, Chas. Brown, came
, down
Labor Day week end to
uike her back for the opening of
school.
The periods of a polo game
are called chukkers.
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Ministers and laymen from
Oregon. Washington and British
Columbia met in Portland the.
week to attend the Crusade f<><
Souls conference held at the First
Church of the Nazarenc. Tho» ■
attending from Vernonia were
Mr. and Mrs. H L. Russell, Mi
and Mrs. D. Helvie, Mr. and Mrs
E. Hibbs, Allen Hibbs, Melvin
Cox, Erbin Helvie, Clyde and
LeRoy Thomas.
Men Hold Temporary
Lead in Attendance
The back to Sunday school
contest began last Sunday at th •
Nazarer ■ church, men «hall« ng
mg the women. Last Sunday the
men took the lead and plan to
k ep it. Last Spring at F-astei
time the men defeated the women
by one per cent, but the women
don't plan it shall happen again
For Grade A
Pasteurized
Dairy Products
Call or Write
PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
Telephone 83 i 2
Vernonia, Oregon
Timber Rt., Box 56
Oregon-Anteriean
LUMBER
CORPORATION
Vernonia, Oregon
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Laundry and
Dry Cleaning
IT’S JUST AS
OLD-FASHIONED
CHECKING
ACCOUNT!
IN WEDNESDAY
BACK WEDNESDAY
Same service for Dry
Cleaning.
Pay your bills by check and you’ll be safe and
sure. For the cancelled check is absolute proof
that the payment was made. A checking ac
count here also helps you to budget, to keep
track of your expenses and control them. You’ll
find it convenient because we require no mini-
mum balance and our monthly charges are low.
Bring To—
BEN BRICKEL’S
BARBER SHOP
Oregon Laundry
and
Dry Cleaners
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Why not start your children'* school year right by bringing
th*m in for a complete eye examination. If the need for
glasses is present we will prescribe and fit your ch’ld. Don't
forget that bad eyesight is often the cause of low grades —
COME IN TODAYI
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of
Vernonia Branch
DR. C. A. PLUMSTEAD — Optometrist
Phene 445
Hilleboro
•
233 E. Baaeliae
For Farther Information Inquire at Ko«1*nder'a Jewelry .‘iters
SYou Can't Be Optomiatie if You Have Mia'y Op’iea"
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THE HOUSEWIFE’S FIRST
CHOICE ALWAYS
American Legion
Order today from—
VERNONIA
Esch
first and
nf
month.
SAM’S FOOD STORE
Free Delivery
Phone 761
AUXILIAR*
First and Third Tuesdays
!
IIS
Third Mon.
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Commercial Bank »t Oregon
» P. M.
Trenton T. Garner. W. P.
Rex Normal®, Sec’y
7-5C •
Meets
■ S
8- ,
TO BE WITHOUT A
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Meets
Every
Friday
POST
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Crusade Conference
Attended in Portland
858 lit At
Vernonia
Encampment No. 89
s^ll meeVthe 1st and 3rd Friday*
of each month at the I.O.O.F.
hall.
Alien Ray. Chief Patriarch
Wm. >. Shafer. Scribe
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GEMS OF THOUGHT
THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1952
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School!
Matron
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Vernonia F. O. E.
(Fraternal
VERNONIA,
Connie Mack's real name is
Cornelius McGillicuddy.
Check They're Eye* With the Start
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visiting
All
■ From The Eagle. Sept. 11. 1947
Enrollment in schools here
! opening day decreased slightly
I in the high school with a sign-up
: of 189 and increased in the
j grades with 516. Opening day
I a year ago listed 191 in the high
I school and 465 in the grades.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cicero
reported a cabbage weighing 21
pounds. Previous reports of cab
bages list one grown by Harold
McEntire weighing 16‘ pounds
and one weighing 10*« pounds
grown by Mrs. Dennis Davis.
American Legion Commander
Bill Horn reminded Legionnaires
of the annual com feed to be1
I held Friday night at the hall.
TEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagls, Sept. 10. 1942
Neal Bush, city attorney, at
tended his last council meeting
Monday nifht as he is going into
the army air corps. Councilmen
took action to secure an attorn 'y
to fill ths vacancy.
Officials announced that Ver-
noma schools would begin clas-
ses September 14.
First publication of th? column.
"Those Who Are In It,” appeared
in the S ptember 10 issue of The
Eagle.
The close of registration for
the' November 3 general election
was announced for October 3.
Registration for th? Vernonia pre
cincts may be made at the Ore
gon Gas and Electric office with
Mrs. I.-atha Tousley.
FIFTEEN YE.iF.S AGO
Frcm The Eagle. Sept 10, 1937
Joe Hursh and A. 1*1. Cohn are
opining a s.cond hand store to
be known as the Vernonia Bar
gain store, in th? building next
to Turk's cafe.
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Students totaling 213, about 20
; more than last year, u 're en-
| rolled in the high school up to
, Wednesday of this week. Sixty
more pupils than at the corres
ponding time last war are regis
tered in th,? V.rnonia grade
schools, the total up to Wednes
day being 464. Part of this in
crease is due to consolidation with
the Rock Creek and Beaver
Cr.ek districts.
Reports of catch ?s of tuna fish,
which appear rarely this far up
the Pacific coast, lured Dr. Roland
Eby, Lester Sheeley, J ’ss Hurd
and George Vosnick to Depo
bay last w?ek end. They were
successful in catching fish.
I
at Masonic Tern
Vernonia Lodge No. 246
Meets Every Tuesday
s P. M.
month
each
ef
Wed.
3rd
! FIVE YEARS AGO
EAGLE,
3.
E.
Regular com-
ansnicatioo first
MEETS EVERY
MONDAY EVENING
Palace Cafe
Cecil Johnson. President
Don Bayley. Secretary______ 3-53
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