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1 THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. St. Helens Wedding Attended Saturday OR£. Family Moves To Missouri TREHARN'E — Sunday dinner NATAL — Larry Oblack is guests at the Byron Kirkbride ill with the mumps. The Affalter Bourbon af ifs best, RIVERVIEW — Wayne Curran home were Mr and Mrs. G. C. and the Grand Canyon, before ar boys are also mump victims. Kirkbr.de and Larry Taylor of Virginia Mathews spent the and Mr. and Mrs. Memtte Cro riving at Ft. Hood at Killeen. because it's Texas where Marvin is stationed I week end at her home here with zier and family left Wednesday Vernonia The occasion was two fold as James Robin K.rkbride Dr Eby left here April 24, driv her folks, the L. P. Mathews. for Lebanon, Missouri The Cro. celebrated his 17th birthday as I ing to Los Angeles and flying Ethel Waddell and Norman ziers plan to rema.n there and well as it being Mother's day’. from there to Dallas. Texas, where I Wayne will spent the summer James was born on Mothers day he was met by Mrs. Eby and Combs of McMinnville spent with his grandmother Mother's day here with Ethel ’ s m 1937 and this year is the se Marvin. On the return trip. Dr. Mr and Mrs. Walter Parker cond birthday on Mother's day. and Mrs. Eby flew to Los Angeles parents, the C. L. Waddells. and Mr. and Mrs Homer Gwin Mr and Mrs. Kirkbnde motored Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and and enjoyed a three day visit and daughter Sharon picnicked at to Portland in the afternoon and with the J. H Burnsides at Whit Jeanette Dass were Portland Ecola Park Sunday shoppers on Monday. visited Jo Ann at the Shrmers tier. California before driving on Mrs. Walter Parker. Mrs Terry Mr and Mrs Sam Devine were home by way of the extreme hospital. k Brady, Mrs. Larry Brady and in St. Helens on Saturday where Mr and Mrs A. C. Van Hyn- coast highway, California high Mrs. Ted Keasey attended the they attended the Swatman and mg. Deanne and Jerry of Cedar way no. 1. Homemaker's Fest.val at Raimer Hills. Mrs. W T McClure ol Dr. Eby's mother. Mrs. O. D. Thornton wedding held in the Wednesday. First Methodist church. Mr. and Mosier and Frank White, Jr., of Eby and Mrs. Eby's mother, Mrs. Mrs. Ethel Hall and s n Toni were Mother's day F A. Nobes, both from Portland, Mrs. Clair Devine and Cheryl spent Mother's day at the home Portland also attended the wedding, Clair guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. stayed at the Eby home while be.ng best man and Cheryl of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Bill Jacobs at Miller Sunday. they were away. flower girl. Mrs. Devine was at Clatskanie Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. Exie Wea Mr. and Mrs. Hale Graves and Mrs F R Olm is slowly re the gift table. ver and Mrs. Robert Reynolds covering from he. recent illness family from Portland visited on Ike Dass and Jeanette ac of Vernonia were Portland visi but will remain m the St Vin Sunday at the W. T. Graves and companied by Marlene Pugh were tors Monday. cent hospital for a while longer, i Fred Oveson homes. I in Portland Saturday where the Charlotte and Vernonia, daugh Mr and Mrs. Norman McBee Deryl Sandgren and Paul girls went shopping. They visit, ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. I Matendiieth from Mollala were ed at the home of Mr and Mrs. of Portland spent the w*ek end Harry Weaver are ill with the flu. recent house guests of Owen East. Don Armstrong before returning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride of Ver Frank Carter and Mr and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salmonsen home. nonia and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Robert Tucker of Vernonia. returned Monday after being gone Bill Devine who is attending Kirkbnde were Portland busi Mother's day visitors at the , since December with most of the Oregon Technical Institute at ness visitors Monday. time being spent at Phoenix, An. Klamath Falls called on rela home of Mr and Mrs. C. I. An- . ing. Mr Falconer spent tl.e day derson were Mr. ar.d Mrs. Eben i zona. On both the trip down tives here Sunday evening. in Wheeler taking treatments. John, daughters Donna and Lea and back they visited friends m j Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsay of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed California for a short time. and family of Redmond were Up to Wednesday morning, people Sunday visitors with his parents, Roediger and children. oj who held winning numbers in the the Robert Lindsays. Biunsman profit-sharing drawing THURS-. FRI. MAY 13-14 Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Waddell BOY FROM OKLAHOMA were Mrs. C. J. Shaw, Alma motored to Vancouver last Thurs High School Band Will Rogers, Jr. - Nancy Olson Busch, Robert Drips and Forrest day where they visited witn Mrs. Holds Car Wash SATURDAY MAY 15 Reynolds. Waddell’s mother, Mrs. Mickey, The members of the Vernonia I LOUISIANA HAYRIDE While in Texas, Dr. and Mrs. who is in t/ie hospital and is im High School band will engage Judy Canova Eby saw Beverly Herrin Frank proving satisfactorily. in car washing this Saturday. Plus lin who is working in the Tra The Mist Helping Circle will May 15, from 9:00 a m. to 5:00 WESTERN CARAVAN veler’s Aid office at Carter field meet at the home of Mrs. Dura p m. at the Shell service station | SUN.,’MON. MAY 16-17 in Fort Worth. Waddell on Thursday, May 27. Cars and pick-ups will be washed I HONDO Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor and Mrs. Bill Pringle is having a for a fee, the funds to go to the j John Wayne - Geraldine Page THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD • 86 PROOF daughter Julie from Portland siege of the flu. THE HILL ANO HILL CO., LOUISVILLE, KY. benefit of the band. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mi.. J. H Stubbs and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel. z Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson , M joined Mr. and Mrs. Marble Cook X and daughter Marlene and Mr | and Mrs Francis Barrows of Bea I M verton for Mother’s day dinner I Z at the lovely eating place, Red H man's oh the Hill, at Beaverton. Z Mr. and Mrs. George Brett of M Ixingview visited Sunday with 3 Mrs. Brett’s mother, Mrs. Mary Lanphear, at the Norris Soden M horn-. Also there Sunday were Z Mr. and Mrs. M<-1 Marsh from H Bethany. Mrs. Marsh is a niece X of Mr. Soden and Mrs. Lan £ phear. Free Delivery H Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Howard and H X Phone 761 family from Seattle spent Mother's X M day with Mrs. Howard's mother, LHZMXHZM£H£MXHXHXMXHXHXHXHZHXHXHXHXHXHZHXMX£iXHZHXH^ Mrs. Wilbur Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Barker took her father. John Procunier to the St. Helens Nursing Home last week where he will remain for care needed due to a heart con dition. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Procu nier of Clarkston. Washington were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verle Barker It was the first time Mrs Barker had seen her aunt and uncle since she was ' nine years old. On Saturday I they all drove to St. Helens over I the scenic old mountain road ana visited John Procunier. Margaret Miner and Joyc* and Glen Mask mad'1 a week end trip to Everett. Washington to visit Joyce and Glen's sister. They enjoyed fishing while there. Vincent (Shorty) Monaco has been in the Cowlitz General hos pital in Longview. Washington for the past eleven days and will re main there for an indefinite peii- od for observation and treatment. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marshall and daughter Brenda from Seattle »pent Mother’s day week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marshall Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson enjoyed Mother’s day dinner in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sutton spent the week end at the home of Mrs Sutton's mother, Mr;. Marie Frazee Larry has been sent to Umatilla for a few weeks under the Coast Guard training program. A week end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Knight was Mrs. Knights sister, Pat Far rell from Sweet Home. Mrs. J. E Tapp of Cornelius was transacting business in Ver nonia Monday. Dr. and Mrs .Powell B. Loggan from Longview spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. J W Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Bmil Messing visited Sunday at the homes of Mr and Mrs Tom Schoenheinz at Beaverton and Mr and Mrs. Mar- vm Porterfield in Portland They abo visited the K P. Home at Vancouver intending to visit Mr and Mrs. W D Steele but found them to be away for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weed went to Eugene last Thursday to visit Mrs Weed's mother, Mrs. Alice Meats, and other relatives. Visiting Miother’s day after noon at the home of Mrs. Eliza beth Mullins were her four daugh ters and their families and a son. They were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas and girls, Mrs. Garland Seger and children, and Mr. and Mra. Donald Jensen from Port land. and Mr. and Mrs. Alois Sauer and family and Ervin Mul lins of Vernonia. The Ralph Bruce family are moving this week from their for mer home on Timber road to the Crozier hoiks ' on Beaver Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Nig Yeager from Coos Bay spent the week enk at the home of Mr and Mrs Mil ton Lamping, Sr. H. G. Bloom, Safeway district manager from Vancouver, and Chris Areson from Portland spent Monday at the Vernonia Safeway nuire re arranging the display set up for more convenient shop ping. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Paris visited Sunday with Mrs Paris's mother at Woodland, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Sandon took Mrs Sanden's mother, Mrs. Hattie Waid, to Seaside Sunday. This was Mrs. Ward’s first trip to the beach sine- the fall which caused her broken hip Frank Willis returned home from Jones hospital Saturday evening much improved Mr. and Mrs. Ari Shafer from Portland visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Win. Sha fer. Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Eby returned last Tuesday evening from a va cation trip which took them to Texas to visit their son, Marvin. Mia Eby accompanied by. Clau dine Gibson, drove to Texas a month ago. Enroute they visited Bryce canyon, Zion national park rôR nTHLÉTÉS fôOt USÉ A KERATOLYT1C BECAUSE— It SLOUGHS OFF the tainted outer skin to expose buried fungi and kills it on contact Get this STRONG, keratolytic fungicide T 4L, at any drug store. If not pleased IN ONE HOUR, your 40c >'-i«k Now at VERNONIA DRUG Mr. and Mrs. W’m. 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