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2 THURSDAY, APRIL 8. 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson were called to Seattle Friday be cause of the death of Mrs. Fergu son’s father. TRAP SHOOT Sunday, April 10 O-A ball park. Chickens and hams for winners. 14tle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant are being congratulated on the arrival of a son, Reese Clement, last Saturday, April 3. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bergerson returned a short time ago from a week's business and pleasure trip as far south as Tijuana, Mexico Enroute they met five of his first cousins, some for the first time, and the eldest 72 years of age. They saw: their son, Frank Melvin, before he left on a week’s cruise from Long Beaca to San Diego; his brother. Percy, before he left San Francisco by plane for Yokahoma where he will take over as skipper on the MS Sword Knot plying out of Japan to Inchon; the Alex Mor tons and Charles at San Francis. Joy Theatre THURS.. FRI. APRIL «9 BOTANY BAY Alan Ladd . James Mason SATURDAY APRIL 10 THE JOE LOUIS STORY Coley Wallace - James Edwards SUN.. MON. APRIL 11 12 EASY TO LOVE Esther Williams - Van Johnson co and the Spurgeon Goldens at Arcata. They noted that much of California's timber has b?en cut in the past two years. TRAP SHOOT Sunday. April 10. O-A ball park. Chickens and hams for winners. 14tlc Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson and children and his mother were here Saturday from Salem and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. T Graves. Mr. Nel son, now working with the state department of agriculture, for merly resided here and was at one time a city policeman. FOOD and plant sale. Saturday, April 10, Sundland's. By Ver nonia extension unit. 14tlc Mrs. R. D. Eby and Miss Clau dine Gibson left here Monday morning to drive to Fort Hood near Temple, Texas where Mar- vin Eby is stationed. Miss Gibson will visit her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dick McNair. Dr Eby will fly there later and both he and Mrs. Eby will return by plane. TRAP SHOOT Sunday. April 10. O-A ball park. Chickens and hams for winners. 1411c Mrs. Clint Seibert and children left here Tuesday for Fresno, California where she hopes to ob tain work teaching. She has closed her home on Rock creek. Clint Seibert, who was recently committed to the state mental hospital at Salem, is working in the hospital laundry. COME TO THE LIONS CLUB HOTCAKE FEED SATURDAY! New Stamp Slated For Introduction . 8c United States stamp bearing MIST — Richard Melis arrived the motto ‘Tn God We Trust” from California last week end and also portraying the Statue of Liberty to a nation-wide televi- j being called by the serious ill sion and radio audience on Thurs. ' ness of his father, A R. Melii. day noon, April 8, 1954 in a pro who was taken to the Lingview gram emanating from the post hospital Friday night by ambu master general’s office. In announcing the introduction lance. His condition remains the of these new stamps Postmaster same. Mrs. Fugerson, his daugh General Arthur E. Summerfield ter from Kirkland, came last said. We think these stamps will week. Austin Dowling was a dinner help people to better understand America and how Americans guest of Mr. and Mrs. George think. And we hope they Jones last Friday. Grandpa Monroe wasn't so well will help them gain courage as the last few days. they are reminded of these truths Mr. and Mrs. George Jones through the daily use of these were guests of the Lloyd Beaches beautiful stamps. at Birkenfeld Wednesday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. John Howry from Seaside were week end guests of their son, J. W Howry, and wife | here over the week end. Mrs. Wesley Monroe entertain ed the Come As You Are young TREHARNE — Wm. Falconer is at Wheeler, going through the people's club one morning last week at breakfast. clinic and taking treatments. Florence Dowling has be >n ill Mary Lola Smith spent Mon the past month. day and Tuesday visiting Mrs. Jane Miller. Miss Rosalie Kirkbride and Nine Members Meet friend, Keith Kelly, of Astoria For Club Session visited Jo Ann Kirkbride at the Shiner’s hospital Sunday after BIRKENFELD — Sewing club noon. met with Margie Bellingham last Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke Tuesday. Nine members were and Mrs. Edith Bledsoe motored present and the door prize was to Manning Friday to visit Mrs. won by lien? Larson. Next meet Elva Tolke. Mrs. Bledsoe stayed ing will be April 12 with Phyllis- to visit with Mrs. Tolke, her Busch. daughter, for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott spent Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wienecke Sunday evening with Mr. and motored to Hillsboro Monday to Mrs. Roy Hinkhouse at Scappoose Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Parman visit A. J. Wienecke and family for a few days. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bruen of Mrs. Ted Bellingham and Mrs. Scappoose called on Mr. and Mrs Donald Jepson w'nt to Portland Lawrence Jepson Saturday. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cline called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jepson Saturday. Kathryn Elliott and Janet Glanz of Portland spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott. Paul Kroll, Chief engineerman RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Coast Guard, and his fianc? Glenn Mitchell were in Portland of Port Townsend, Washington from Wednesday until Saturday. visited the Henry Turner’s this Thursday he received a discharge lost week end. Paul, who has been stationed at Cutter Being from the Veteran’s hospital While in Portland they visited Strait on a weather ship, will soon Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy and be transferred to Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne O’Brien and two daughters have moved into their new home on the high way at 10th St. Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. Sadie Voigt in Portland. RIVERVIEW — It seems that the clam digging season opened this week end. Those enjoying the sport were: Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell who went to Long Beach, Washington; those going to Seaside, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Callister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker, Tom Solomon and Robert Wyckoff. They report poor dig ging. Walter Parker and Everett fished at St. Helens Sunday get ting an 18-pound Chinook. Saturday Paul Howard and Mrs. Twila Carrington came from Richmond, California, bringing his five children and her daughter, Laura, to make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Solomon Mr. Howard and Mrs. Carrington returned to California Sunday. Treatment at Clinic Taken Discharge from Hospital Given Relatives Seen Here During Recent Visit Clam Digging Reported Poor Family Called The Post Office Department | Due to Illness will introduce its first regular NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap were in Portland Mor.aay. Mrs. Dunlap going in for medi cal attention. Mrs. Don Hall of Morton, Wash ington recently visited her sister, here, Mrs. Robert Mathews, and Mrs. Lloyd Beach. 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