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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1952)
akoimi HOME... THE 1 Portland People Visit At Natal, Keasey Homes Anniversary of Date Attended natal — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kyser and family attended ths 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parcher at Rainier Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay motored to Redmond re t ntly to visit th-'ir son, Clarence Lind say, and family. Mrs. James Smith was hostess at a Stanley Party at her horns last Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Waddell were at the Dale Miller home recently. Mr. Waddell assuted The series is made up of in I Mr. Milter with some repair i tense colors—violet, magenta, work on his barn. crimson, orange, yellow, emerald Mr. and Mrs. Gene Northrup green, turquoise, and ultrama called on the Ray Tay’cr fa ily rine, as well as the neutrals— recently. white, black, dark gr.y, light Mr. Weber was a Vernonia ochre, sepia and raw umber. motorist Tuesday. Textures are interesting. They range from tweedy weaves to gauze. All print patterns are limited to geometries. The best news for the homemak-r is that the 30 different materials are moderately priced and may soon be found in retail outlets. Ke -p a look-out for a new es- tron acetate fiber which will be available in the near future. It features “life-of-the-fabric" color fastness to light, atmospheric fumes, perspiration, cracking, washing and dry cleaning fluid . and so promises to be d.-suable for curtains, draperies, bed spreads and other home furnish ings. Th ■* wide range of color, high resistance to shrinkage and wrinkling, excellent draping qual- iti.s, easy cleaning and immun ity to moths all spell maximum satisfaction for Mrs. Homemaker. VERNONIA, hall in Buxton Saturday night. Everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. William Towle and son, Al Towle» of Tigard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen and family. Al was just recently discharged from the army. BIRKENFELD — The Nehale.n Vallsy Garden club met with Virginia Hansen last Thursday. The subject for the meeting was a bulb and plant exchange with discussion as to their proner I planting. Eighteen members were present. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Gus Wanstrom November 19. The subject for study will be flower and centerpiece arrangement for Thanksgiving. I | 1 i THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1952 ORE. Club Studies Bulb Planting NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lindsay of Portland were last Tuesday visitors at the Robert Lindsay home. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay and their guests called on the Ciar ence Reed family at Keasey. Mrs. Wayne Pugh and son. Lester, motored to Hillsboro cn Saturday. DeeVere Hershey motored to Portland Saturday evening to visit his sister and brother in law. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Vicors. The Waddell and Kyser fami lies enjoyed a party at Ald.r Grove Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caton and Mr. and Mrs. W. Zillman were callers at the Kyser home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lindberg 1 of Clatskanie visited Sunday with I his uncle. Lincoln Pet rson. A new line of color-relate<P contemporary fabrics has been introduced recently on the New York market. The inspiration for this new line, which is distributed by a leading furniture manufacturer, comes from the architect-design er, Alexander Girad. Upholstery, I drap.ry, and curtain fabrics are included in the go-together col lection, which is based on a i limited color scale. EAGLE, I. J. Dass, became the oiaie of John Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan spent a couple of days here visiting her parents. They will make their home in Seattle. THE VERNONIA EAGLE Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Wedding Rite Performed For Couple at Seattle Entered as second class mail matter. August 4, 1922 at the NATAL — Sunday callers at post office in Vernonia, Oregon, the Devine homes were Mr. and under the act of March 3, 1879. Mrs. Robert Hilliker of Alder Subscription price |3.00 yearly Grove and Mr. and Mrs. J i . ti I in the Nehalem Valley. Else Hirtzel and children of Raini r. where $3.50. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kvs-r and gills were Sunday evening callers. Wedding belis rang in Seat lie Saturday when Miss Florence Dass, daught.r of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Jones. Mrs. Fran cis Nordstrom. Mrs. Walter Carl, Mrs. Tom Hopkins and Mrs. Cha> Sundland w-nt to Newberg last W.dnesday to attend the distric. meeting of all flower clubs. A wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis St. Clair. Nee Patsy Taylor, is beinc held at the WBA It’s Smart to buy POTATOES at SAFEWAY Where every PotGto is Hand Selected for You / —------- Re lOlBS-NHUÎ- ROYAL The World’s First TRULY MODERN Portable Typewriter ~ THE VERNONIA EAGLE Medium Sizes U. S. No. 1 ECONOMY Pack «>*/ Cauliflower ib. io ■a H ■ Variety Fump&in s.% it 24 25c SquashM rbkh lb. - 4 Red Delicious variety lb. 19c 29e Apples. Apples. Ortleys, all purpose lb. 10« I TOMATO JUICE Fast, Courteous, Dependable Service ft. Sunny Dawn 46-oz can 29c with Pork Hocks BABY FOOD PALACE CAFE Gerber’s Brand I Vernonia, Oregon Prop. Jack Barry i H ermitage Nob Hill Coffee Lib Airway Coffee 1-lb Edwards Coffee 1-lb BBAJÍD 85c 83c 90c 2 1b 2-lb. $1.69 $1.62 Dial 2-lb. $1.79 Oxydol Detergent 19 oz. pkg 1-lb. 33c 96c 69c 65c 49c 31c 73c 16c 25c Cheer Detergent 21 oz. Pkg Fab Detergent 19 OZ. pkg Creamed Honey. Sioux Bee Bradshaw Honey. Spun ----- 11 oz uwtí ÿM'inw Blue Karo Syrup $ lb. can ... qt Nu Made Mayonnaise Busy Baker Crackers 2 lb Fluff-i-est Marshmallows ... 1-lb Royal Satin Shortening 3 lb Vanilla Flavor, Westag..... 8-oz Cat Food. Puas N Boots Torpedo Grated Brand 4 pkgs. 25c 2 cana Cat Food, Nip ’N Tu<k 1$ oz 2 bars Ivory Snow ItH oz pkg White Magic Soap .... 23 oz pkg 2 < ans Bon Ani Powder Niagara Starch 12 oz. pkg Aerowax« Self polishing Zoe Wax Paper....... Silk Toilet Tiasae qt 125 ft roll 2 rolls HOOD RIVER 13c 37c No 2'4 cans No cans Old No 2'4 Yankee can Smith PUDDINGS <5. DESSERTS Jell Well Un peeled Halves Gardenside Brand Insured Cabs and Drivers Call 146 Day or Night Apricots 2 Spinach Lima Beans 2 Tuna Fish Chili Beans Margarine «ex. Green Tag t Red Bliss Triumphs Selected for Quality s CfiB — Bulk Potatoes Call for BARNEY' 39e No. cans 45e No 2*4 19e can 28e Ripe Bananas, firm slicers lb. Tokay Flame Grapes, luscious lb. Juice Oranges. Valencias 5 lb. bag Broccoli, bright and lively lb. Cabbage, perfect crop lb. Celery, craekly crisp lb. Boiler Onions, small size 5 lb. bag Spinach, pre-cleaned 10- oz. pkg. Brussel Sprouts, mild 9- oz. pkg. Sweet Potatoes, uniform sizes 2 lbs. Southern Yams- popular size» 2 lbs. 19c 10c 49c 19c 5c 10c 33c 19c 29c 29c 29c 150 Bicycle Prizes in the Skylark Bread DETAILS AT CONTEST FULL SAFEWAY LW-VEAL VALUES 30c 30c V 30c 29c 22c 25c 20c 98c 27c 15c Veal Boast Lamb Boast Lea o’ Lamb Beef Round 1 Lag or Rump lb. 69e Shoulder Cut lb 59£ Well Trimmed lb. 79c lb 89e SNO-WHITE $060 Pt L SAIO i 5<r ■* 16 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY II I i I i I Marshmallows BLUE BELL Potato Chips American Cheese Smed. l ox. pkg. Pimento Cheese M,n 8 ox Swiss Cheese su!S5 MlU APPLE CIDER 5 Beef Pot Roast, blade, Rib Roast, standing Rib Steaks, beef Ground Beef, pure Fancy Fryers pan-ready___ ___ Slewing Fowl pan-ready ___ Young Rabbits pan-ready ____ lb lb Ib lb. 76c 90c 90c 59c lb lb 75c 58c lb 75c Shoulder Roast Round Steak Veal Chops Rib or Larga Lamb Ribs Chops Breast o' Lamb Pork Shldr. Roast Vaal Veal Loin lb. 67c lb. 89c lb. 79c lb. 44c lb. 82c lb. 29c
