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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1928)
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGI BIX ' 11 - 1 " "" j William Dehaunt, had died at Ore Beaver Social Club gon City. Funeral services were held at Oregon City Monday mom- Holds Card Party ' ing and the body was brought here for burial in the Buxton cemetery. MISS MATTIE MANN, Correspondent —---------------- - ----------—. ■■■4 Frank Buckley, who has been in ... Beaverton, Sept. 20.—The Beaver the east, returned the first of the family of Scholls Tuesday evening. Miss Mann Entertain* Social club gave its first afternoon week, and is going to teach at Cor Miss Katherine Rueck expects to Sunday School Class card party Wednesday. These par vallis again this year. leave soon for Los Angeles, where ties are given the third Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ringle and The Wide Awake class of the she will attend a bible university of each month during the winter. son, Richard, of Hillsboro, were Methodist Sunday school was enter there. Beaver Chapter No. 106 O. E. S. guests of Mrs. Sarah Haney Sun tained with a party Saturday after-1 Miss Thelma Vanderpool of Port held its first meeting after the num day afternoon. mer vacation Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson and 1 noon at the home of their teacher, ' land was a guest of her mother, Miss Mattie Mann. The afternoon Mrs. Ellen Vanderpool, Sunday. with a large attendance, Member, son spent Sunday in Portland. Mrs. J. W. Suver began of Holly Chapter of Sherwood were Mrs. LaSalle and son, Maurice, was spent in games and races, fol entertained as special guests. spent last Wednesday with her lowed by a delicious luncheon. The teaching at Leisyville Monday. L. R. Dean and William Miller of daughter, Mrs. Bruce McCann, at table wits decorated with pink gla- Earl Phelps had his tonsils i diol: and crepe paper streamers. moved Wednesday at the Good Portland are on a hunting trip hi Manning. Barnes and which held a favor for each girl I southern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Warren maritan hospital in Portland. *. Toasts were given. The Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson of son of Hillsboro spent Sunday eve- present, Miss Ione Godfrey was a guest 'guests present were Dorothy Cooke, Portland were Sunday dinner guests ning at the Will Haney home. of Miss Ruth Julien in Hillsboro of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis. Mr. Herb and sisters, Helen and Blanche Finegan. Beth Cochrane, Thursday, Miss Godfrey will soon Mrs. Hendricks of Portland was Marie, of Greenvilla, were guests at Helen Godfrey. Lea Gary, Bertha leave for her old home in Iowa. a luncheon guest of Mrs. Willis L. the Maurice LaSalle home Sunday Dunham and Miss Myrtle Hines of Miss Julia Johnson began her Missouri. The girls of the class sur Cady. afternoon. A. M. Jannsen, R. B. Denney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and prised their teacher with a handker studies at Behnke Walker this week. Miss Queen Hoskins of Dilley Charles Imlay of Reedville, and grandson left for the coast last chief shower during the afternoon. Lowell McAlear left early Saturday Monday. They expect to be gone a Epworth League Has morning for southern Oregon on a week. deer hunting trip. Mrs. Tina Bamford of Hillside Election of Officers Mrs. Gladys Braun of Forest spent Friday with her parents, Mr. I SAVE NOW The Cornelius Epworth League Grove spent Sunday with her par and Mrs. J. Loynes. met Monday evening at the home — ON — ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hulett. ! of Rev. and Mrs. U. O. Beadles to Mrs. James Whitworth, Jr., and ♦ elect officers for the ensuing year. the Misses Eva and Elsie Whitworth ________________________ -♦¡Those elected were: Helen Rand, attended the wedding of Miss Emma Mrs. L. Gaunt and Mr. Braga of president; Rosamond Mundorff, first Sinay and Carl Stock a* the Bloom Here is a dandy good ing Lutheran church Sunday eve- Portland have returned from a few vice-president; Lester Smith, second Tire at a Real Saving! days' visit with Mr. Kraft at his i vice-president; Doris Shay, third ning. Try one of these and Louis Hughson and Guy Carr are cottage at Ocean Lake.____________ vice-president; Elizabeth Cooke, sec save! Mrs. Crandell and grandchildren ¡reUry; Maurice Mundorff. treasurer, deer hunting in the Knappa dis- moved from the Hathaway house on : and Helen Rand, pianist. trict. 30x31, The Intermediate Christian En- Wheeler avenue to Portland the Plan Radio Service CORD deavor society of the Bethel Con- first of the week. A radio service will be held this gregational church held a business William Brome made a business 29x4.40 I Sunday morning at the Methodist meeting at the church Wednesday trip to Tillamook last week. CORD evening. Walter Harris, the new manager church, Rev. U. O. Beadles, pastor Mrs. Gaskell and daughter, Max of the Beaverton theater, was a I of the church, left Tuesday morn- We have good old G. & ing for conference at Hood River. ine, of Portland, were dinner guests visitor here last week. J. Tires and Tubes of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Young Mon Mr. and Mrs. J. York visited with all the time. Cornelius Locals day evening. their daughter. Mrs. Ethel Gaunt, Miss Mrs. Addie Young of Bend is vis of near Yamhill, Sunday. *“¿'7' Virginia ’ “•“¿V” Wight began her Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denholm te^n5. *L?,0?.m.1,ng. iting Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Young this ROLLINS Winnie and Mildred Rock . were week. entertained Portland friends Sun- .................................. very sick this week, but are able to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Petrequin day. GARAGE be about again. ------------ (Visit the Fair)------------ and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tucker Mr. and Mrs. U. O. Beadles and Used Car Annex motored around the Mount Hood grandson, Lawrence Brewster, were Staggering Amount loop Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rueck and O. A. McLeod and family and Spent for Service Miss Lucille Barnes drove to Long view, Washington, Sunday. Mrs. Myers of Portland has been Motorists of the nation spend spending the last few days with the staggering sum of more than Mrs. S. A. Fredrickson. five billion dollars annually with Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray and son, service stations and repair shops, Myron, motored to Eugene Sunday, according to F. C. Stettler, treas where Myron will enter the univer urer of the Oregon State Motor as sity as a junior this year. sociation for the past ten years, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Young and which is aifiiliated with the Ameri son. Jack, and Mrs. Addie Young of can Automobile association. Bend were Sunday evening guests “This gigantic sum,” he con of Mr. and Mrs. Nora Copeland of tinued, “was divided as follows: Portland. Parts and service supplies. $950,- Rev. W. E. Ingalls, pastor of the 000,000; tires for replacement, local Methodist Episcopal church, is $925,000,000; fuels and lubricants, very ill as a result of a paralytic $2,350,000,000; service labor. $1,- stroke Monday morning. 092,000,000. In 1919 the total Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris and amount was $2,125,000,000, while Mrs. Barbara Gorham visited Sunny in 1926 it reached the sum of $4,- side chapter of O. E. S. Monday 815,000,000.” evening. Mr. Stettler declared that every repair shop in the United States ♦' has an average clientele of 261 mo tor cars. This statement is based ♦----------------------------------------- + on the 1927 motor vehicle registra School started Monday with 45 tions and a total of 89,055 service in attendance. There is a big de stations and repair shops. crease in the primary room. ------------ (Visit the Fair)------------ Esther Adkins and Hazel Howell Long Paved Road will stay in Forest Grove while at- The longest paved motor road in tending high schooL the world is said to be the Pacific The Heisler brothers ended the highway running from Vancouver, hop picking season with an ice B. C., along the Pacific coast to the cream treat. Mexican border, a distance of 1476 Harold Adkins was a Portland miles, according to the Oregon visitor Sunday. State Motor association. Mrs. Olsen is visiting her brothers, ------------ (Visit tbs Fair)------------ Tom and Will Heisler, this week. Argus Classified Ads get results. Mrs. Land and her daughter, Mrs. Merwin, were business visitors in Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adkins are having their house remodeled. Many people from here were in Forest Grove yesterday purchasing school books. Hollis Fleaner is attending school in Forest Grove. 1 CORNELIUS NEWQ Aloha TIRES $4.75 $5.75 Gales Creek ------------ (Visit ths Fair)------------ Thatcher School to Open Next Monday Thatcher, Sept. 20. — Thatcher school will open Monday with Mrs. Bryant as teacher, instead of Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Lee will not be able to fill the position this year. Mrs. Jay Raymond received word Saturday that her brother-in-law. SEPTEMBER 20, 1928. — “T" was a dinner guest Thursday eve ning at the home of Mrs. M. D. Mann. Mr. and Mr,. J. W. Suver ware guests in Monmouth Sunday. Mr. and Mr». George Henderson have moved into the Jackson house, and the Jacksons will make their home in the rooms of the confec tionery. -------------- < Viai< th« F«lr > ----- For Sale—Old newspapers at Argus office; 10c per bundle. 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