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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1927)
FEBRUARY 10, 1027 THE HILLSBORO ARGUS PAGE TEN -------------- u. — - Union High School News Notes Teams Debate Valu*hl* Paper Shown to Í -, WHAT BETTER PROOF OF WEIL’S GREAT CLEAN SWEEP SALE L L. p- Student» The high school debate teams met Of interest to history classes was those of the Forest Grove high an old newspaper, the Ulster Ga — aeh >ol Wednesday. The affirmative zette. which was brought to school team, consisting of Emil Pubala and Monday by Delwin Harader and Bessie Hathorn won with a score of shown to the students taking history. 2 to 1. The negative team, which The paper was printed in Ulster Than the hundreds of eager buyers that grasp the savings we offer went to Forest Grove, lost to the I county in IK00. A full description team of that school. The negative of the entombment of General team wna placed under a difficulty j Washington is given and accounts of as Jessie Shattuck, one of the de the American congress then, in ses baters, was not able to take part. sion. Alice Rasmussen filled her place. The other one on the team was Del- S*nior« Hold M»»t win Harader. The question for de A short meeting of the Seniors bate was, “Resolved: That the Pol was called Monday noon by Preai- icy of Federal Subsidies to the dent Kelly to inform them about States, accompanied by Federal their calling cards, all orders for Supervision, be Abandoned." which must be in by February 15, and to discuss participation in the Philo Girls Plan Party Here is value, style and quality in this wonderful various contests which are to come The Philo girls are busy making up in a short time. two-piece living room suite. Large, spring filled, reversible cushions. plans for a Valentine party tiexf Wednesday at which they will en Blue-H Club Talks of Raising Money tertain the members of the Senate Trad* in Your Old Plans were discussed at a meet and Hi-Y clubs. The giving of the ing of the Blue-H members Tues Furniture party was the result of a decision day noon to raise money for the Liberal Allowances The Home of Good Furniture % made at the last meeting of the club. A few favored the giving of girls, held Thursday evening. The Another Ready-to-Wear Lot a dance. business session gave way to the fol Lot Men’s Coats lowing program: Reading, Elizabeth Mathematics Teacher III All Wool given by the glee clubs under the ville Monday to care for her sister, Dresses Brown: vocal solo. Elaine Caldwell. direction of Mrs. Woods, February Mrs. J. A. Y’ork, who is confined to Suits teacher, Mr. Barker, mathematics Suits — Caldwell: accompanied by Kitty 24. at the Venetian theatre, opens her bed with a bad attack of la story of the opera “La Boheme." has been ill this week with the flu. SEE OUR WINDOWS Margaret Cady; debate, “Resolved: He expects to be back by the end Monday. Wayne Emmott is in charge grippe. Come Try Them On of the ticket sale. Each individual ] Miss Elsie Omduff is in Newberg I That Men Are Better Sports Than of this week. class is hoping to see it« number with her sister, Mrs. Earl Etzwiler. Women." affirmative—Clara Brown upon the class honor roll. ■ A little daughter has recently ar- Start Operetta Ticket Contest and Erma Baker, negative—Virginia Any Woman’s Winter Hat ‘ rived at the Etzwiler home named The ticket contest for the oper Wight and Helen Herrick. Delicious Virla Lea. 300 Men’s and boya* all wool Tryout for Senior Play Velvet etta. “The Gypsy Rover." to be refreshments were served. B. F. Deford enjoyed a visit the Capa; values to $2.00— Trimmed tpÆsVt) “ The Tryouts for the senior play Whole Town’s Talking," a three-act first of the week with his brother- comedy, begin this week. Miss in-law', John Coppell, formerly of Fancy 36-inch Colored Outing Weatherred is in charge of the try Iowa, whom he hadn’t seen for 45 NEW ALL WOOL years. Ruffled Outing outs. The date has not been set. Gingham Flannel G. W. Whitmore is at the home FLANNELS Curtaining Flannel of his daughter, Mrs. A McCor mick, at Portland suffering from a Bright spring Chehalem Mt severe attack of tonsilitis. shades ; Mrs. W. R. Davis was pleasant- i yard yard yard yard McInnis entertained ly surprised Tuesday evening of the past week when her near neighbors about twenty-three friends and rel- came with baskets of refreshments stives Saturday evening, compli to wish her many more happy birth- ¡ menting her house guest. Miss Olga 36-inch crash days. The time was enjoyably spent ; Whippel of Beaverton, who spent i Bleached playing cards and charades. all of last week at the McInnis Toweling Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McInnis were Muslin home. guests of their daughter, Mrs. J. A. Miss Alice McInnis recently re- Y’ork. at Reedivlle last week, while turned from a trip to California, Mr. McInnis worked on the new- where she visited her sister, Mrs. house of their son, D. W. McInnis. Roy Marlin, at San Francisco. yard yard “Washington County's Largest Department Store Mrs. J. W. Omduff is with her Mannish felt hats, the new crowns, everything that HILLSBORO, OREGON daughter. Mrs. Ernest Hanson, and is sntart in Spring Millinery is now present. infant daughter. Marjorie Hazel, Laurel who came to make her home with the Hansons last month. The Finigan women folks are en G. W. (Wolly) Whitmore is ser- attended the funeral of Mr. Strube- joying a new electric washing ma 1 iously ill in a Portland hospital. mother at Blooming Friday. chine. J. W. Mulloy made a business Laurel School Not*« W. F. WoL«chlegel visited friend* trip to Portland last Thursday. (Under New Management) in Portland Sunday. Much enthusiasm has been arous- Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mulloy spent Quite a few on the mountain are Sunday with relative* in Hillsboro. ed over the school play, “Thin and MRS. ETHEL JULIEN. Manager suffering from either lagrtppe or Miss Hulda Parr, who teaches Forty." The fund* from the play 1147 Second Street Hillsboro whooping cough. high school in Portland, visited her will go to put water in the school Expert Instruction— Miss Alice McInnis went to Reed- parents here during the week-end. building. Everyone should come and Special Price»— help a good cauae. Futher notice* A series of meetings commenced of date will be given in this paper Class Limited — at the church Monday evening. The pastor. Rev. W. L. Strange, is being later. If interested call at the Gift Shop at 2:30 p. m. Satur A health contest was started Mon asisted by Rev Henry Able, who ! day for an appointment. was pastor here about twelve years day morning for the four weeks to Make Your Parties Different ago. Rev. Able is a noted singer and come. During this time watch the all are invited to come and join and children—comb their hair, wash Isn't it a pleasure to know your parties are just a lit their teeth, clean their finger nails, enjoy the services. tle different? We are sure the guests would say this very B. A. Vose and family of Oswego etc. We believe America's aim is thing if you will let us help you with your social problems. visited relatives here last Sunday to bring up happy, healthy, useful after haring been quarantined for human beings. some time for scarlet fever. The honor students are: Billy Me- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNay and Nay, Earl Fields, Leone Forcia, MR. AND MRS. GERALD A. BARR son. Billy, went to Oswego Sun- < Norma Crawford, Frances Field-«, Commercial Bldg- Hillsboro day to visit Mrs. McNay's mother, Helen Rutschman. Lillie Brown. Ina Mrs. Watkins, who is ill. Stevens. Howard Helm, Dorothy Mr. and Mm S. E. Stoller and Matthes. Thelma Mulloy and Edgar children visited in Portland Sunday Matthes. with Sammy's -ister and brother-in- have been admitted as well as sev Two Confess Parts law. Mr. and Mm Frank Hanauske. 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