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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1953)
} THURSDAY. OCT 15, 1953 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE, Teachers Given PTA Reception I The Mist Parent-Teachers as sociation held its first meeting of the term with a teacher reception the evening of September 30 Welcomed to the community were Mrs Archibald, principal and teacher of the upper grades and Miss Scott who instructs the lower grades. David Larson, newly-arrived pastor in the community, gave the invocation. The Larsons extended invitations to the people to at tend services at the little church at 8:00 o’clock Sunday ev nings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderegg of Vernonia spoke in the absence of Renan Arteaga; IFYE student from Ecuador, who had be n called to eastern Oregon where he will resid" on a ranch for the remainder of his stay in this country. Cake and coffee pre pared by P-T.A. members were served by the Busy Bees 4-H cooking club. The P.-T.A. will meet again on October 15 to sponsor 4-H club achievement. Harold Black, Co lumbia county 4-H agent, will present pins and other awards and local 4-H members will par ticipât- in the meeting which will op n at 8 00 p.m. All interested persons are asked to attend. One Award Claimed From Last Selection Only one of the three numbers chosen last Saturday at Bruns man Hardware was claimed up to Wednesday morning. Third prize was taken by F K. Thomas. First and second numbers are 8456 and 5873. In the future when awards are not claimed, additional num- b’_ rs will be drawn instead of in creasing the amount of the award Pete Brunsman said yesterday. Xo 31 ore Vandalism Apparent at Mi»t, Signs Turned TOWN TOPICS I Homes Opened to Grace Powell iwell Lloyd of San j California and her | Week End Guests Fernando, C friend, Evelyn Hicks, spent the I past week end with her brother j and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Powell, returning to Cali fornia Monday. ■*- RUMMAGE and food sale October 24. Across from Bush Furniture. Sponsored by Mt. Heart Social 41t2c club. Ira Woodruff of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff. V F.W Aux. card party I.O.O.F. hall October 24. 8 p.m. Public invited. Refreshments. 42t2c H. V. Holcomb and Mrs. Ro bert Holcomb of Portland were in John Day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie L wis last week. He also visited w’ith Mr. and Mrs. Holly Holcomb Jr., and family in Roseburg. BRING A CAKE and come to the cake walk at Vernonia grange hall 8 p.m. on October 24 Free dancing. Sandwiches and coffee served by grange. 42t2c Mr. and Mrs P. D. Leath were < in Reedsport during vacation week and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBate. On their r. turn home they stopped at Springfield and visited with Mr. ¿nd Mrs. Lee Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker have returned home after visiting friends in Santa Rosa and Clover dale. California HUMMAGE and food sale October 24. Across from Bush Furniture, Sponsored by Mt. Heart Social 41t2c club. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conk and daughter, Vickie, 4, and son Rickie, 5 weeks, visit "d with the Adolph Nelsons Tuesday and The Wednesday of last week, men went hunting, but had no luck. Mrs. Cbni Siiberi returned last Friday to help pack the necessi ties to tide the family over until June, He will truck it to Fresno where he will be working on the new S.D. Adventist church across the street from the school where Leland. David. Ruby and Martyn are attending. Andy Hicks has been hired to caretake the Sei bert house and sheen and work on the place. Mr. and Mrs. Seibert say they are not going back to Fresno, they ar? going down, and under prot.st. They consider this a sojourn until next June when they will rx-tiun to their home her?. BRING A CAKE and come fo the cake walk at Vernonia grange hall 8 p.m. on October 24 Free dancing. Sundwiches and coffee served by grange. 4212c Mrs. Chuck Johnson was the winner of the TV set which vjas award d by the V F.W. when Hie winner was selected September 26. V.F.W Aux. card party I.O.O.F hail October 24. 8 p.m. Public invited. Refreshments. 4212c RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs. Eldred Heath and two children of Reardon, Washington visited at the horn? of Mrs. Evelyn Heath from Friday until Tuesday. Week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc Cool, Betty Huntley and Mr. Hublo of Portland, Nat? Hunt in y, Mrs. Mary Teel and son, Tom. of McMinnville and Her schel Sweet of Kelso. Bert Wood of Portland spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker and Mrs. Annie Roberts of North Bind visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Solomon Monday. Scenery Viewed On Oregon Coast The real nam? of George Sand, th? writer, was Mme. Dudevant. i i RIVERVIEW — Jack Olin and Norman Bradley of Portland spent the we.'k end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Hillyer and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. West of Port land spent thre? days last week visiting the scenic spots along the coast. Mrs. Merle Cline visited her mother. Mrs. Mabie Burnham, in Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shaw of Fairfi ld, California are visiting at the home of his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaw. Prizes Won Saturday At New Car Showing First, second and th;rd awards on the drawing from th? names registered at the new car show ing at Hawken Motors last week end were mad? to Carl Davis, Wayne Reynolds and C. A. Gil more. Joy Theatre mist ' — Someone has been turning road signs in the wrong OCT. 15 16 direction, taking peoples orna THURS.. FRI. mental fences down and hiding them, taking dog collars off dogs I SCARED STIFF and throwing them in the brush Martin and Lewis-Lizabeth Scott and taking things. Bernard Dowling was a Port OCT. 17 SATURDAY land motorist Thursday. These nice days the farmers PLEASURE ISLANr ar? doing some ploughing on their ranches. (Color) Mrs. Jack Crawford was a vil Leo Glenn - Don Taylor lage shopper Saturday. The Jack Kells are back from OCT. 18 19 SUN.. MON. White Salmon. Mrs. Willard Gariock spent a few days last week at the I. E. THE ACTRESS Knowles horn? from Westport. Spencer Tracy - Jean Simmons Her husband w«?nt hunting. Mr and Mrs. L. B. Eastman OCT. 24 21 called on the Austin Dowlings TUES.. WED. Monday. Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom took Paul TORPEDO ALLEY to the dentist Wednesday. Mark Stevens - Dorothy Maxie tfhisM #z/s f I Fully B rtz A, Whisky ! V .. fs I few \ X * " ¿ÄM-. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY s j » 4/5 Qt. 4 STRA,GHT 86 PROOF We’ve got something to shout about UT" PHONE 853' f i t if NEHALEM VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT t »Ö« soa y NEW BEAUTY! 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