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A aerie» <X apw tal meeting» al the
i;v.ing<-h«-ul United Brothrea church
w ill atari Tueaday. November 10,
when Hev Jama» Btad. m in uter iu.1
»«•nlrth«|Uiat. la gueel
maker ut
cording h> Itaymoml I ’ Tnrggurt,
l»a«tor <4 the «hurch
other evhc.lulad apenkera are aa
follow»
W.-dnmday, November II.
Ilev Robert Hletaclier. |i.iMor ol the
I x i i i . KUH church Thursday, No
» in n la r 12. He» Itotant Day. |»a*
1 « of Ila- Wk hHa I-UH church F rt
day. November 13, Hev Robert Wot
zel paator «4 the Mock» < rent HUB
church
SalunL-.y, November
It.
Hcv Robert Morri». poMor of the
I irM I l II church Portland, Sunday
N ovendar I'» Rev V A llallanlyne.
di«trtct
M j|«Tinfindenl
for
KUH
< hun I . » In thl* area
A ll w r v lo t ..re m ia .lu l.il for 7 Jo
p rn and the public 1» invited lo al
tend
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Mr» Bob skerot»
Norman n an an «•»
„« ih rime In fo rm a to * 1«
Mi and M i Haa
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X-iuru. Thum b.) where
u., lyllet (or a jrw d ry
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K j* » »">’ M r» ,M lr
,1 children were
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[udson Returns
o Work Monday
UMBER
A farewell party in
»„«a Ilf Mr and Mt» Glen Mulkey
w.»» held Satur.by evening. Ortolan
24 i>< the H ill Mulkey lama« There
were Iilaag 75 gue-t» who caine and
went during da- evening There were
r«-fro-4ui»«-nt * and <Ian. ing I t * - Mul
key» ,wi»e owned and o,«noteil the
gA» -»t.viton and »tore ut the Tttnlan
Vrrnonta junction (<« < I.- |K -* year
I a »I week Mr and M r, Jim Young
of Portland purch»««»l the burtnrw»
which w ill oj«-n u n.b r (la- new man
a grm rnt November I The Mulkey»
,«irchaw .l a More in I’ ortlantl In-
rated at Portland Boulevard ano
l.- n » rf Avenue 1 1 .) moved their
tra ile r lauw- to Burlington la»t T u r*
day and w ill eamrmtfe from there
Io the More The Young» moved their
tra ile r bow««- the tam e <b»y « k o tlie
lot vacated by the M ulkey.
Mr .md Mr» Paul hedy and feme
|y weni to Portland Sunday c»rtung
to take Karen M> llra ith l.a i. - She
<4iml the w w k end here baby «it-
ting while the Kelly» were an a
hunting trip
¡ular work
an.) M r. » I ' McCoy «
ml touted her
Mitchdl Sunday
AiaM l**
let Mr» E n iii'H I M nilh UWt
».-dm-«.!«'
Gr.ni- l ’< M het returned laWIM-
t after »pending a week \l» il
la in " in 1‘nnrville Hewl « « I
Hrr nephew .1.1 wile, Mr
I t . ( ah in Sherman «X Bend
r r <n (hr trip and brought her
by way of the ««•»»* highway
Rrr»E(»<rt Io Ttltotnauk
rr i,..»bn m and a friend of
the work and al the
hi, I c 4 lx r ID. hard Good
trod her. Mr»
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lEN'S BARBER SHOP
Export Tonsorial Work
Open Si« Day» a Week
Vernonia. Oregon
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Cake Brought
For Birthday
MIST
Mr iir.1 Mm Fted Park
men ol Portland wi re r.-c-ni viMtorr
at tin- II M Reynold. h.ma- Mm
Purkira-n 1» tla- former Minnie I nn«-
lierg They lived in the locality about
21 year» ago Thumday evening. Mr
and M r. Arm our Itry i..ld » , I. nt
»aw . Wa»hingtcn. were ul lla- !(<•>
rajil» bona* with a birthday < ak<* to
help M r
ItcynokU «-elebralu lu»
huttalay Week on I gue»t» were Fto
bert l. it y an<l l-;trty Hoffman of
Portland
Carl Schaumburg vwuted .’«l the
I.r » e y Tuttle lam< and with Mr.»
I.lla Know I.-» during the week lie •»
iSoing »«me (minting (or the ’lay Gar
lock» whih’ here Ih e G a rkxk h-na-
ha.» taken on a new look with green
»■ding on lla ’ out M<l<
Ala«X 25 youn;'-’ <• were out Hal
loween night Ir a k or tre.iUng in var
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iou» coatuna*»
Mr» Howard Grun*bo Haymond
«mi Kathy w.-fe ir. S’oreU Grove Sat
urday atiew ling Ihe Pa« ifu Vniver»i
ty la a ia . e iin g acti»1tiew
A nae crowd turn’ d out Friday
evening at ,1a- home i t Mr- Bial
Htvneon. when ida- wa» hoelCM lor a
Jud» la .- jewelry par,) Mm N<:
man llan.M-n u the reprew nlative
for the area
M r* Matale Rager, returned horn.
Monday after »pending .m a- time
with her ilaughter a, Albany
LIONS
CLUB
e r r s FIR ST A N D T H IR D
I0NDAY FACM M O N T H
« m p m rinr. h a l l
3 AS
A. E. fr A. M.
Vernonia Lodga No. 184
A.
h A. M nvaols at
Masonic T em pia. S la ,ad
Com m unication
th ir d
iT - u(«dey of aa< h m onth.
1 »t I 00 p.m.
) Mergers««. W M
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Church Influence on Community Oemonia Eagle
Noted by Local Minister Group ~ m
I Editor» rale The tr____
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Vernonia
Mini
M.-nal AkMM-Mita.n pr.-M’ntx this arti
< li- written by one of its members as
an i valuation »if Ihe inflia-ra-e of the
.-hurch in lla- mimiriunity >
T ill IN P U T N r;
OP THE t III Hi H
My Rev. Raymond P la rg g a rt
II i* very d iffa u lt to evaluate th.-
milu.-fi-1- < I the ehurch in n e-.m
o u fiily hr»- »4 the mm! effective
way» to do this would l.e (h it of »liv
continuing nil actlvitie» of the
ehureh. Sun-lay »chool young (au-
ple»' meeting» and litf.-ning to any
reiiga.u» brtxidcawt on radio and T \
for a period of two year» in any giv
en «.immunity
Then- are very few
who
would care lo live in a community
<-ity or ecuntry where there were no
churches
On.- i not always eon-
micus of all ihe cmfort-» and con­
venience* . f his heme until it has
been dewtroyed by fire wind or earth
quake Wh«-n this lake* place he in
suddenly <en».iou.s of lh«- value of
the fellow-hip <f their companion*
until one of them 1» taken So it is
with the church and all of its accom­
panying ia-tiviiie-- Me are no, fully
appreciative of its pre-nee and
availability until it no longer exists
So rnui-h lo r the negative aide of the
cyuea, .-«•
Statistics are many limes very dry
and uninteresting hut they do give
a comparative view «4 this influence
in a rnnM graphic manner Prom
,h«- mo», reliable rectrds available
it is di»-1«* <1 ,ha, ‘<i percent of the
na-n la-fund (/rison liars teday are
from homes of non church-going p c-
ple When one girl M years of age
vra* brought before a juvenile judge
he remarked. W hy dal not th«- par­
ents of this g irl k«.-p her in Sunday
who. I Sunday w t.o l girl» seldom
come to see me "
Of 27«) hoys brought before one
jiKlge only a very small percentage
of them had la-on regular attendants
at any Sunday school (X 1700 boys
brought la-f ir«- .mother judge only
one had come Iron) a home where
family worship was observed
The American Sunday School Un­
ion which has been in existeme for
almost 150 years, makes this state-
na-nt and use» it occasionally in a
slogan
Bang up a child in Sunday
school and he won t be brought up
in court
f-jmebody has very aptly
stated
Make good use ol the little
d v e r tisin o
w o rk s fot y o u I
NEHALEM VALLEY
COIN CLUB
VERNONIA
rt Sargent. Premdm,
Jack,on Secretary
Ih e I I ’l l Guild na-t TtieMlay eve
ning OetotaY 20 al Ila- horn« "I Mr»
I ju r y Sutton unil h r.iril a very In
tareMing liwaai priwented by Mr
h u m id Pr.a-hl Thl» w.-m the m o n d
in lla- wru-H of atudie» on the old
l(-»t.iiia-nt book ul Ji hua lor which
lla- »huly book V i'lo m u (*hri»tl<in
laving, 1» liemg u<a.l
The Mudy will la? coni min d by Mr*
P. I' Gurner ¡it the ia x t na.-ting
November 17, at lla- laune U Mr»
Carl llotaey
Farew ell Party
Honors Mulkeys
. HVII W
Henry H ilda«, re
work M 'he row«*) « * • "
j f h r U«n>ta\ id le r hi» tractor
ni .rxl recovery He wlU work
fflce until abb ’ « r r i,l,n ,o
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Church Slates
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Meet» las, T liu tw lay every month
West O regon E le c tric A u d ito riu m .
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llarry Juokrn. \ ice persidr.il
Mantes I ocsnMwn Secretary
Ralph B«-rger*on. Treasurer
V IS IT O R S W F L C O M F
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Vernonia Barracks
Veterans ol World War I
each
month
IO O F
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invites you to the Fellowship Hour
SATI R D U M l.H I. NOVEMBER 7th—7:00 P..M.
REV. VIRGIL PEASE
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Oregon, will show colored slides of S o uth
irk be ng done by the famed
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Meeting»: 1.0.0 .F . H all
nd and Fourth Wednesday»
o| tach month
»ie Atkins. M F C.
,» l anye, Secretary
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Th ird Thursdays
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7:30 P M
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Buslnrsa A g e n t la »» the hall.
N o rth am i W a shington Sts
third and fourth
a.m. to 12:30 p ro.
Thursday
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’ernoni.i Lodge No. 246
Order of Easîorn Star
J .O .O .F -
Flrit and Third Tuesday
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MT. HEART REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 243
M»*«» 2nd end 4th Thursday
’ •ninqs of each m onth in lha
■°-OF. hall.
• "h i Horn. Noble Grand
Chance. Secretary
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VERNONIA CHAMBER
Nehalem Chapter 133. O. E. S.
Regular com­
munication first
and third Wad.
of each month
at Masonic T e m ­
pi«. AH visiting
sisters and b ro th ­
er» welcome.
Jean Kergoreon. W. M.
France» llerwhey. See.
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Meets First and
T h ird Mondays
1 o f each month.
V E R N O N IA
OF COMMERCE
to
' q u n rte rly
H oard meet»
( '»ml 4th M onday», H 00 p m ,
W” «t Oregon E le c tric o ffic e
'»•tor» invited.
*7 I- Ihonin», President
E’ »lrn Heath, Sacy.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
re p o rt
\DVERTISING — IT PAY«
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Il ti. I’ altee. Com m ander
A rt Gardner. A djutant
:k Rergeiton. Chancellor
Commander
E. Garner. Secretary
D irectora
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LO O T . H all
Second
Monday
o l Each M o n th
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Meet» 4lh Monday
A U X IL IA R Y
M eets 4 lh M on.. 1OOT h a ll S p ro.
I„nn Weidman. I ’reMdeni
Cora lance. Secretary
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Herding Lodge No. 118
Vernonia. Oregon
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IGHTS OF PYTHIAS
8 P.M.
n»» Hall, Noble Grand
< ulh.-rl»nn, See.
In the ime state lived a godly
man and his wife, Rev and Mrs
Jonathan Edwards
A study was
authorities w ill not have to use the
made of ever 700 of their descendants
electric chair "
with these findings 300 were mini­
There are 8.000 o n criminals list- sters of the gospel, 65 were college
' I in the department nf justice in professors, 13 wive university presi-
Washington I l f Not many of these dents. HD wroe authors of good books
will he found enroll«! as devoted at
■ nd cf all the ethers only one was
U-ndantr, of Sunday school and found with a questionable character
church According to reliable sources They cost the state nothing for
m< e than 'Hi percent of the boys and < rirw-s on the other hand they were
girls wh.; attend Sunday school regu­ making constructive contributions to
larly never get into serious trouble
-ciety
'X the IRQ robberies 100 burglaries,
Jim and I were pals, close pals of
./X, auto thefts, and Z'/xi larcenies the David and Jonathan type, but
which are committed each day, few wr» were sinners, away from God.
re committed by regular attendants in cur early twenties In the provi­
'it Sunday -« h< < I and church.
dence «X G«xl | was led into a eamp
Ibc fcllcwing statistics taken from me* ing conducted by the ehurch
ihe recced» of two families involved There I w. ccnverted and have just
vivid picture of tia- church’s (• mpl«-t<d 47 years cf service for
influence Several generations age Get! Jim mis«-J the trail, 'got into
« New York the wrong crowd became a bootleg­
!h»re lived in the state of
a man and his wife who had ntxhing ger and a thief in trying to make a
lo do with the chu-ch and ita activi­ (as» get-away one night after a rob-
ties n -r its autfxr. God. they were hery. he ran into the back end of a
atheiat». After several generation truck with hr cld jalopy and was
had pa . t-d a study was made «X over killed instantly. Had Jim been as
a thousand descendants cf this cou­ fortunate as I, (here might have
been recorded 94 years of service
ple There were 3f/i who died pre
maturely, ioo were sent to penal in­ ' r the Lord instead cf 47.
stitutions f t r an average of 13 years
Only God can possibly know the
each. I«» were public prostitutes, loo ent re influence cf the church upon
were drunkards They cost the state a community.
ci New York. »1.200.«» in crimes
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red chair in Sunday «chool and the
w orkpow er
“walhs” right over bumps and trouble
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truck ride. It smooths rough roads, protects truck, drive
and cargo from excessive jolting. And on Chevrolet pickups
it’s a proved system with millions of miles o fuser ®xpenen
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Stepside pickups. It’s one of the big reasons that Chevrolet
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A U X IL IA R Y
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Hruuhih Hall. President
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