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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS—HILLSBORO, OREGON PAGE TWELVE i Do Our Best Women Oppose Hard Variety Clover Needed At All Times, Win From the Many Fag Ads Grove Friday Advises Man — ■ Minnvdle. Forest Grove, Newberg and Hillsboro were present. The convention voted to meet next year at Dallas. The local pastor, the Rev. E. B. Lockhart. installed the newly elected officers at the close of the afternoon session. Mrs. George H. Bennett, Mrs. Jeffreys, wife of the new nastor of the Forest Grove Methodist church, and the Rev. and Mrs. K K Fmkbinner of the German Methodist church at Bethany were among the visitors at the meet ing- By O. T. McWhorter. More than 100 women in at County Agent. tendance at the annual district Willamette valley red clover convention of the Women's Home see.i. the crop which has played The Hillsboro grade schools an important part in lifting many The importance of creating a Missionary society at the Meth won in the county grade school Washington county mortgage*, is friendly atmosphere at home, the odist church Friday went on rec declamation contest at Forest being rejected by certain parts of offue and the church was point- ord a.« being opposed to cigarette Grove Friday afternoon as be the east as being non-hardy and I ed out by Dr. Perry Hopper, pas- advertising. tween Forest Grove and Hills unsuited for continued use as l tor of Westminster Presbyterian District officers elected are boro and won the pennant. The seed in those sections. The dis church of Portland, in an ad Mrs. Mason Bishop, president; local schools were awarded two crimination against Willamette dress before the Hillsboro Rotary Mrs. G. T. Hockensmith, first first place» and two second places valley red clover seed is apt to club Thursday. R. E. Wiley was vice president; Mrs. A F. Jack, second vice president; Mrs. P. L against Forest Grove with two grow rather than diminish until chairman. He called attention to the B’ackerby, corresponding »ecre- places, one second and one third. such time as suitable or hardy varieties can be established lo points that wrecked the most im- tary; Mrs. P. J Veth. recording Award Pennants In the contest between school» cally and the same grown under portant influence in life, the secretary; Mr«. J. L. Bray, Ire*.— The Washington County Veter of three rooms or over the pen inspection and verified as to American home, and named them urer; Mrs. Charles Lucas. Mrs. M Emma ciutitne. Huddle, ans' association will meet in an nant was awarded to the Aloha- hardiness. This procedure may or as wine, women, wealth, and es Schreiber, Mrs. r.nima may not be practical. Trial will pecially neglect. The making of Mrs. James Forsythe, Mr*. E. B nual session at Forest Grove on Huber schooL Shady Brook won prove or disprove this plan. the home is through atmosphere, Lockhart. Mr«. J. W. Beckley, I Wed nesday. All veterans' organ the pennant for the one and tw However, the production of determined to a great extent Mrs J. R. Jeffries and Miss Faith ization« ar.d auxiliaries are in room schools. Tennessee anthracnose resistant Friday. department secretaries. vited ____ to . _______ ____„.___ attend ____ this ___ meeting, and Professor E. G. Webb of Beav red clover for the southern trade through the voice. Dr. Hopper particularly stressed One hundred delegates from Cor-J the ladies are requested to bring erton, Mrs. May Biadi of Hi- may be developed. To tais end boro and Miss Pearl Cook of F *r- 520 pounds of this seed was se a quotation by the late Henry J. vallis, Salem, Italia*. Albany, Mr- basket.« with luncheon. “Do the best you can e»t Grove were in charge. The cured for E. F. Burlingham A Son Heinz: judges were Miss Gertruoe Reu of Forest Grove, who have ar with what you have, where you ter of Forest Grove, route 1; Miss ranged for Ritchie Bros, of For are. and do it now.” Luncheon clubs have their vai- ■ Nora Pehrsson f Banks union est Grove to plant the same. One high school and Miss Fem Schlaf hundred pounds was secured from ue. Dr. Hopper said, in that they of Portland. Ribb and pen the farm crops department of O.' bring men together in order that ■ nants were presented by N. A. A. C. and will be handled by the they may become better acquaint ■ ■ Frost, county school superin county agent for the purpose of ed with each ether. Ray Dillon, local Legion chair tendent. securing a local stock for redis Hillsboro’s first great Talk ng Picture. “BROAD The winners were as fol! ws: tribution. man for the American Legion WAY MELODY.” at the Venetian Theater Monday Fred Beach of North Plains was junior baseball series, explained Division 1, Grade« 3 and 4 Humorous—First. Anita Weik. the first to plant Tennessee an ’he plan to the Rotarians, saying night. April 29th. At the request of the manage Hillsboro; second. Jack Hubbert, thracnose resistant seed and made that it would tend to develop boys ment of the Venetian Theater our store will remain spiritually, mentally and n sports Dilley; third, Geraldine Babe ck. a small planting last year. open Monday evening till 9 o'clock to accommodate John Kopplin of Gaston plant manship. Last year 122.00V boys Forest Grove. the hundreds of people who will not GET IN to the Dramatic—First. Lyman Webb, ed five acres of a hardy type of '.hr -ighcut the Unfa .1 States The Beaverton; second. Harold Mar eastern Oregon red clover in took part in the series. FIRST SHOW. We invite you to come into our 1928 Other farmers who made tin, Forest Grove; third, Margaret rules provide for 14 players on a store and make yourself at home whether you buy small plantings of red clover of team between the ages of 12 and Reucker. Cornelius. anything or not. 100 new beautiful silk dresses that so-called hardy types in 1928 17, and there are city, county, Division 2. Grade« 5 and 6 were: Gus Krause, Bb m have just been received from our New York buyer Humorous—First. Louise Good, state, sectional and national will be on display in our Ready-toWear Department Forest Gr^ve; second. Mitch«*., John Kamr.a, Jr.. Farmington, and series. Kerr, Hillsboro; third, Kenneth J. R. Publos. Jr., Helvetia. Four teams are wanted here, at a special low price of J6.95. Smith, Witch HazeL according to Mr. Dillon, who said Dramatic—First. James Shiek. that B. M. Goodman ar.d C. H. Forest Grove; securd. Kt l«ey Mil- Nosier were signing up the boys. ler, Hillsboro; third, Avril Fay Collins, Metzger. Division 3, Grade« 7 and 8 Humorous — First. Genevieve Baker, Aloha-Huber; second, Helve! Goodin, son if ExJudge Bertha Groesbeck, Shady Brook; ar.d Mrs. J. W. Goodin of North third. Alice Hunt, Banks. Plains, has purchased the Stan Dramatic—First, Kaihleen Mc- dard Oil service station at Third With the approval of the coun Alear, Hillsboro; second, ’-averr.e and Baseline streets from Ted Cochran, Sherwood; third, Francis H: meeker, who has taken a posi ty court the Women's Relief Man in, Aloha-Huber. tion with the Shell Oil company. Corps will plant a memorial tree Mr. Goodin, who has been in the for the Grand Army of the Re insurance business here for some public in the court house grounds time, says that he will install some time this fail, according to some new equipment and have a plans made at the corps meeting Friday afternoon. They are also complete greasing service. Odds and ends accumulated during our great Op placing a copy of the Oregon portunity Sale and representing many times their state flag in each room of the Hillsboro grade schooL worth will be offered Friday and Saturday in a great The ladies of the Forest Grove Glenwood.—Jim Haydon and Relief Corps attended the meeting family and Jeff Haydon returned and invited the Hillsboro corps to to their homes near Strassel after attend the Washington County attending the funeral of their Veterans’ association meeting in brother, John. 58, foreman in a Forest Grove May 1. Olive Var logging camp in Washington, who Pacific university will be host was instantly killed last week to the high schools of northwest ner was initiated into the corps when a log rolled over him. He Oregon and southwest Washing at this meeting. is survived by a wife and six ton in its seventh annual schol children, four of whom are at astic track and field meet on the J. M. OVERHOLTZER home, a sister in Los Angeles, Pacific field May 18. Invitations Cal., and three brothers. The have been sent to 50 high schools. J. M. _ _____________ Overholtxer. ____________ oldtimer in funeral was held at Arlington, Hillsboro high school has won the the Tigard country, died suddenly Ore. Women’s and Child's Gowns, Bloomers, meet two of the six years. at his home at Tigard Tuesday An interesting meeting of the Waists, Dresses, Hats, Play-Suits. The Willamette valley track evening. P.-T. A. was held at the Lyda and field meet will be held at school Friday evening. A large Corvallis May 4. Unsweetened canned milk gives crowd was present, some of better results than sweetened if whom were visitors from Gales Argus Classified Ads get résolu. no fresh milk can be obtained. Creek. L. W. Norgren and Mrs. P. G. Norgren were Hillsboro visitors Dresses. Middies. Gym Bloomers, Rain Monday. Coats, Shirts, Khaki Pants. Mrs. F. A. Shar.k was in Hills- boro on business Monday after- noon. Mrs. George Stone and Busse were visiting at the home Hillsboro of Mrs. Sam Ridgley Wednesday and assisted with the quilting of Dresses, Sweaters, Coats. Suits, Men's the Grange quilt. Pants, Boys' Suita, Overcoats. **4*^ *V V escaped, but Mr. Lamies« wm al ‘ :Le most Iniricil ' by th*’ avalnni he of i" 11' frel dirt in tlic Pit. V which ' wills* by 40 l«'t I lung Ilia fellow worker« had to dig him out nml he w«» taken to the Smith ho Grant l-andess, well known pital. Hillsboro resident, suffered a di located left hip whin ■ pit * o'* d MISS TSCHAHOLD WEDS MR WALLACE. KAI.AMA in during some construction work at the Ray Muling cannery Tile- I ■ Miugnret Tschabold. day afternoon. workers Grant Landess In Serious Accident APRIL 25, 1929 i ■!■■■-- ------ duuffhtrr uf Mr. nnd Mrs. |)Mvt« Txchabuld of Helvetia, became I hr bride of A. Wai lac« of K«| aina. W«»h . Aunl 16. They marrlvii in K miniiia . Mr Wul|H. , la i*nipl*>yv<l at th«* halama gur. ug<< and Miaa Tu'habold ha« l>< <» employed in that city for «on time Thu brill«* la well known in Helvetia. Phillip« and Hill». 1*01 O County Veterans Meet Wednesday : See and Hear i I Goodin Purchases Standard Station ; W. R. C. To Plant A Memorial Tree WEIL’S GREAT Opportunity Sale Ends Saturday Night J. Haydon Killed In Washington Issue Bids For A Field Meet 18 RUMMAGE SALE 3 Great Tables Table No. 1, Values to $3.00 Table No. 2, Values to $5.00 49c VENETIAN THEATER I Table No. 3, Values to $10.00 V PASTOR OF LOCAL 1 F10 Friday and Saturday, This Week CHURCH IS HONORED The Rev. E. P. Runnells, gen-- eral missionary for the Episcopal church in the diocese of Oregon, has been chosen as delegate to the national conference on pa rochial and preaching missions in Washington. D. C. The confer ence is to be held the early part of May in Washington cathedral, college of preachers. This appointment comes as a very definite honor because of the limited number of delegates chosen from the clergy through out the United States. The Rev. Mr. Runnells is a resi dent of McMinnville and with Archdeacon Black has charge of the Episcopal parishes of Mc Minnville, Tillamook, Monmouth and Hillsboro. Usual Prices: 10c—25c. Matinee Saturday 2 P. M. We stand behind every Used Car bearing the Red Tag TENNIS AND GOLF ! Ever get a speed ticket? Buy on a Sound Basis! FROCKS 'with an Ot{ that counts All white and colors, trimly tailored models, showing new collars, new skirt effects, new trimmings. The ideal sport and street costume, Fashioned of heavy washable silk crepe. Size« 14 to 40. $985 HIA ROI If. AGreat WarHero im ° ur golf in J vili TOURNAMEF TOURNAMENT Í ire is a story of gallantry and heroism __ —of Count Felix von Luckner.who disrupted Allied ship ping on two oceans, gambling with his own life many times, but without taking that of any foe. Lowell Thom as, who writes his story, says he is the most romantic and mysterious figure pro duced by the Central Powers, in the World War; one fit to stand alongside of that other great figure of Thomas' recounting, Lawrence of Arabia. Do not miss the story, “COUNT LUCKNER, THE SEA DEVIL.” Will Appear as a Serial in îfrllsboni|SAr g us i 1927 Chevrolet Coupe—Com pletely overhauled, new Duco job, 75 per cent rubber, $385.00 WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS. She could drive a car —into anything— for her foot wouldn't behave FIRST PRIZE One pair beautiful “Simplex” golf on the accelerator. CARL LAEMMLE presente __ EG INALO DENNY , fád Wt Jti&ecb with ALICE DAY Rip-roaring-riotous Comedy—Tense Drama and Pure Romance ¥ at these Out- L/Vl VF AV standing ng Used Car Values SECOND PRIZE "<“1 Women'« Amateur Handicap Golf Tournament Name Address 1926 Chevrolet Roadster—Me chanically perfect, new Duco fin ish, some accessories, 8275.00, WITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS. 1927 Ford Roadster—With wire wheels, new Duco paint job. This car is in perfect condition, $265.00. WITH AN (). K. THAT COUNTS. Handicap or Average Score .................. ............................................ Business Phone ......................... Residence Phone .......................... Can you play Wednesday MORNING...... AFTERNOON...... Mail or bring this entry form to the Forest Hills Country Club or Weil's Dept. Store. To establish handicap, turn in cards of four 9-hole games at Club House before April 29th. 1928 Nash C<>upe—Run 11,000 miles, this car looks and runs like a new one, $685.00. 1926 Ford Coupe—This car has been reconditioned in our shop, also has new Duco job, $265.00, WITH AN 0. K. THAT COUNTS. ........ ................ /^>UR uacd car department la operated under the famous Chevrolet Red O. K.Tag system. Under this plan, we attach the Chevrolet Red O. K. Tag to the radiator cap of every recondi tioned car—showing exactly what vital units of the car have been checked or reconditioned by our expert mechanic«. W e believe that no fairer system of used car mer chandising has ever been worked out —for it assures the customer honest value. Due to the great popularity of the new Chevro let Six, we have on hand at this time a wide selec tion of "O. K.'d" used cars taken in trade on new cars. Come in and look them over. You are sure to find exactly the car you want at a price that will ama:e you. Terms arc exceptionally easy. Coming Sunday, One Day Only J. Higdon Motor Co ERNIE JENNINGS IN "Sins of the Fathers Washington County’s Largest Department Store Also Comedy and News Reel HILLSBORO, OREGON Look for the Red Tag “with an OK that 4