The Hillsboro argus., January 16, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Thurnday, January 16, 1930
Page Seven
THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON
•iefcs
Name Committees
For Garden Club
Mrs. E. W. Moyer on Thursday,
January 30.
Doubfes £vent Is
odd fellows , rebekahs
HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION
Bowled On Alleys
Tlic Garden club held a meeting
Claud Cook and Jack Harvey
installation of the I. O.
Tuesday evening at the chamber of O. Joint
F. and Rebekahs was held at won first place in the doubles
commerce
rooms
and
the
business
howled Friday night, Extra fine
The
William Martin and family mid To Hav«s Fellowship Dinner.
session was given over to the read­ the hall here Tuesday evening.
grulle I
Mrs. Martin’s mother, Mrs. Anna
The ( hristian church will h lave a ing of reports of last year’s of- The installing officers were as fol­ I scores were made bv a number of
will be
bate.
M. Leucher, of Blooming, recently Fellowship dinner in the church I fieers. Mrs. H. A. Deck, the new lows: Mrs. Otto Johnston, district players. The singles
Mrs. M. Putman, who has been returned from a motor trip to IniNcinent next Wednesday evening president, was inducted into office, deputy president; George Harms, bowled Friday.
Those
bowiing
in
the
doubles
deputy
grand
master;
Miss
May
visiting with her son at .Scuttle, re southern California. They spent ut 6 o’clock.
nnd announced her committee ap­ Cook and It. N. Brown, marshals; were:
Christmas witli Mr. Martin's moth­
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turned home Saturday.
pointments for 1930 as follows;
Gheen and J. J.
Martin, in Los An­ Mra. Easter Entertain*
Civic committee Mrs. W. G. Miss Elizabeth
Mrs. Myrtle Purdin of Portland er, Mrs. S. F. played
deputy wardens; Mrs. Jose­ C. Cook and Harvey
golf on ille Delphian Board At Luncheon.
Bill
Hare, Mrs. C. E. Wells, Mrs. Hanel,
Is a guest of Mrs. Elizidielli Smith geles.
phine Case and L. E. Wilkes, dep­ Boetter and II. Ireland
Pebble Bench course, where the
Mrs. It. It. Easter entertained the Emma McKinney.
and Mrs. Nora Thurston.
uty secretaries; Mrs. R. II. Greer Wallnofer and Dickey
national amateur was played this board of directors of the Delphian
Program
Mrs.
O.
B.
Gates,
Mrs.
Mrs. Alt O. Johnson and daugh­ year.
and A. L. Brock, deputy treas­ Williams and I.arrance
society
at
a
luncheon
Monday.
A.
IL
Busch,
Mrs.
M.
I!.
Steven-
ter went to Portland Sunday afti'r
urers; Mrs. E.lwood Johnson and Corrieri -and Strong
Colonel J. W. lInglivH, Forest Those present were Mrs. G. T. son.
noon to spend n few days.
R. II. Greer, deputy chaplains; Mrs. Rehse and Garrett __
Grove auctioneer, liad to “get out McGrath, Mrs. C. B. Buchanan,
Exchange —Mrs. D. B. Burk- John
The American Exchange bank
Hargrave and W. F. I.ormor,
II. It. Chimtler, who has been ill and get under” frequently on a Mrs. ,1. \V. Bailey, Mrs. (). B. halter, Mrs. Frank Rowell, Mrs.
deputy inside guardians, and Mrs. of Portland won a special match
for some time, is convalescing and trip to Grays Harbor last week, Gates, Mrs. M. P. Cady, Mrs. J. B. Dinsmore.
Tuesday night from the local bank­
was able to he up Tuesday.
lie had seven punctures and hud George Pratt, Mrs. II. E. Peters,
Exhibits Mrs. E. U. Tongue, F. C. Francis nnd Vincent Gheen, ers, who were handicapped by the
Robert Stewart of 1’iraipkin to buy two new tires. Mr. Hughes Mrs. Glen Payne and tlic hostess. Mrs. Glen Payne, Mrs. Harry Hill. deputy outside guardians.
The Rebekahs
installed
Mrs. absence of Christensen, Jack and
Ridge underwent nn operation for was accompanied by Mrs. Hughes,
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Flowers—Mrs. George McGrath, George
Selfridge as noble grand, Merrill. A return match will be
appendicitis ut the Smith hospital and on their return 'j’hursduy the Alma Olden Bennett
Mrs.
O. T.
McWhorter, Mrs. and other officers as follows: Miss bowled in Portland soon.
pavements were covered with ice Tent Installs Monday.
Thomas Connell.
Tuesday.
Eva McCormick, vice grand; Mrs.
Membership- Mrs. R. F. Peters, O.
Mr. and Mrs. I). F. O'Donnell mid snow.
The Alma Olden Bennett Tent,
The wise housewife will not have
M. Heaton, secretary; Mrs. C.
J. E. Reeves, who has been Daughters of Union Veterans, will Mrs. Vesey Gardner, Mrs. W. E. E. Deichman, treasurer; Mrs. W. F. all the expensive foods in one day
and family of Vernonia are guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred spending his time at Riddle, where have installation of officers M in- Pittinger.
arid
warden;
Mrs.
Victor
then have a conscience about
Roadside Mrs. Otto Hartrampf, I.ormor,
lie has mining interests, returned dny evening at the Veterans’ hall.
Caldwell.
Batchelar, conductor; Miss May the grocery bill and have all the
T. C. Reynolds, Mrs. T. G. Cook,
less expensive ones for a while.
chaplain;
Mrs.
Percy
Long,
Homer Deck spent Inst week­ Inline Sunday, accompanied by Will Miss Maude Stevens, department Mrs.
end in Corvallis, a guest of his Jack, wlio has been employed president, mid her assisting staff Bronleewe.
musician; Mrs. Adolph Mohr, in­
Press Mrs. I.loyd Brown, Mrs. side
guardian; Mrs. W. O. Mor­
Dance At Laurel.
brother, Rollin, who is a student there. Work at the mines will be of officers from Portland will have S. E. » Fay
ram,
Mrs.
E.
M.
Bow-
held
up
until
better
weather,
as
cere
charge of the installation
ley, outside guardian; Mrs. Otto
at (). S. C.
There will be a dj>nce at Laurel
man.
there was 30 inches of snow on the monies.
right sunnort of the community hall Saturday night,
Tin' Delphian society will meet hills when they left.
The speaker of tlic evening was Johnston,
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noble grand; Mrs. Edwin Bowman, Jan. 18. Everybody invited. 46-47
Monday at the home of Mrs. L. J.
.
Ira
N.
Gabrielson
of
Portland,
who
Margaret
Batchelar
Is
The county judges and com­
support of the noble grand;
Merrill, with Mrs. E. B. Tongue
spoke on “Winter Birds In Orc- left
~ Birthday.
missioners, sheriffs mill clerks of Honored On
Mrs. A. I,. Brock, right support to
Dr. E. M. Itiorden, Com-
us leader.
gon.
”
This
was
an
illustrated
tlic state held their annual meet­
tlie vice grand, and Mrs. Roscoe
Mrs. H. I). Batchelar
<ir rnicriuineu
entertained ■ .
.
. .
mercial Bldg., in Hills-
I,. J. Merrill left here early ings in Portland this week. Those Saturday
with a , nartv I le‘l,ure an<1 vcry . interesting.
‘ .
„• He Munson, left support to the vice
afternoon
i
boro. Every day, 3. p.
*
_ fold of hirdfi
nel flu*
Tuesday on a business trip to in attendance from here were in honor of the IOth ................
birds fl»/if
that fins»
spend
the u winter grand.
birthday of told
m. Evenings by appoint­
of those that are here all
Oakland, Cal. He made the trip Judge E. J. Ward, Commissioners lier daughter, Margaret.
J. N. Wiley was installed as
Those | here and The
43tf
speaker advised that noble grind of the Odd Fellows, ment. Correct glasses.
by airplane.
F. W. Livermore mid J. M. Hiatt, present were Alma Eslinger, Grace year.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Marlin of Clerk E. C. Luce mid Sheriff J. Bowman, Marjorie Patterson, June grain, bread, apples and suet be along with the following: Victor
Erma Taylor Sparks, accredited
out for the birds to eat during Batchelar, vice grand; W. O. Mor­
Portland were guests Saturday of W. Connell.
Gifford, .Joyce
Kellington, Eva put
piano teacher.—Call Mrs.
the cold weather.
Mrs. Marlin's mother, Mrs. J'lioiuus
ley, secretary; Cal Jack, treasurer; Gardner, 1531X, or Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clnrke Powne Peppard, Beulah Shattuck, Miriam
guests of the club were Roscoe
(¡been, and family.
musician; H. I. Theda, 1051Z.
Alice Gilbert, Dorothy the Special
mid son of Portland spent the Dovlr,
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Patten, Munson,
chaplain; Harold Carlile,
Mrs. B. J. Ward and daughter, week end with Ids parents, Mr. mid Chaliacombe, Caroline Fuller, Mary ( Girls.
warden
E. J. Peterson, conductor;
Margaret, of south of Hillsboro Mrs. Charles Powne, of Banks. Jean Doane and Margaret Butch
need
Adolph Mohr, inside guardian; C. IH^When you
were guests several days the last of They were returning from Califor­ dur.
see DR. LU-
C.
~
Bannister,
outside
guardian;
the week of Judge and Mrs. E. J. nia, where they spent two weeks
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Z A D E R at the
Edwin Bowman,
right
support Hillsboro
County Federated Clubs
Ward.
visiting friends and relatives.
Pharmacy, every Sat
noble
grand;
Alton
Foord,
left
sup­
Board
To
Meet
Friday.
Ims
Mrs.
Mrs. H. L. MacKenzie was taken
urday.
32t!
ur,
port
noble
grand;
W.
F.
Lormor,
Mrs. to the St. Vincent’s hospital in
Mrs. W. S. Roberts, president of KNIGJ4TS AND SISTERS
been vl
right
support
vice
grand;
R.
1..
H.
> re- Portland the last of the week, the County Federation of Wom­
William
INSTALL OFFICERS MONDAY Taylor, left support vice grand;
’’Your Spine—is the Barometer
her home : in where she underwent an operation, en's clubs, will entertain the mem-j
turned
of your Health.” Bodily functions
Arthur
McConnahay,
right
scene
hers
of
the
board
at
a
luncheon
Salem.
Tin» Knights of Pythias and
mid is now convalescing.
depend on nerve impulses—through
Eridav at the Home bakery at Pythian Sisters will have joint in­ supporter, and Adrian Powers, left the spine. Set your nerves in or­
Mr. mid Mrs. J. W. Grace re-
scene
supporter.
Forest
(¡rove.
The
date
of
the
stallation of officers next Monday
der, get at the cause and remove
turned last week from Tacoma, Wilfred Spiesscheart Honored.
Instrumental musical
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..
Mary, Martini and Louise Spiiss January meeting of the County night at the K. P. hall. Mrs. Harry were furnished by Roscoe Mun- it with chiropractic adjustments.
for a few days
where . they
___ visited
.
_
.
*1
,1
<
1
Federation,
which
will
lie
held
at
D
...
.........
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.....
Morgan
will
act
as
installing
of-
with Mr. Grace's mint, Mrs. H. G. cheart entertained with a “500”
son, Ernest Vandehey and John Dr. John W. Peck 10 years suc­
card party at their home in Cor­ Forest Grove, will be made at this I fleer, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Brown Eldridge.
cessfully practiced in Portland, and
Medley.
meeting.
Mrs.
II.
D.
Batchelar
and
|
and
Mrs.
Vesta
Combs,
the
Pyth-
nelius
Sunday
evening,
compli
­
is now located in room 2, Com­
M rs. I.. T ticker returned last
A number of visitors were pres- mercial bldg., Hillsboro.
Elwood Johnson will attend ian
*— Sisters,
c‘-‘— and
—‘ Erwin Turner of
M
rs.
menting
their
brother,
Wilfred,
on
Phone
week from Bothel, Wash., where
ent
from
Forest
Grove.
Forest Grove, i?rand prelate, will
1631. Hours 1 to 5 p. m.
she visited her brother, Harry Wil­ his 22nd birthday. The first prizes from this city.
install the Knights, assisted by his
kins, whom she had not seen for were won by Julius Vanderzanden Mrs. Benton Entertains
Many from here attended the
team.
and Mrs. Albert Peters mid the
Start the New Year with
13 years.
consolation prizes went to Elvin In Honor of Mrs. Donnally.
Installation will be followed by Rebekah convention Saturday at
a pair of our perfect fit­
The Needlccraft duh met lust Cawrsc and Philip IlUlecke. De­
Banks,
Miss Elizabeth Gheen was
Benson entertained a program and refreshments.
Mrs. Eric ___
ting glasses. They are
Thursday at tlie home of Mrs. Wil licious refreshments were served at with a bridge party Friday after-j
chairman of the convention and a
—i:—
fitted with ability. Our
Hunt Smith. Twelve members were the close of the evening.
very
interesting
program
was
given,
The noon in honor of her house guest,
prices are moderate. Finest Toric
present mid one visitor, Mrs. Ros- guests invited included the follow­ M rs. > Jean Jackson Donnally, of ROYAL NEIGHBORS
exemplifying
the
different
phases
Reading lenses only $4.95. Eye
INSTALL OFFICERS
coe Munson.
of Rebekah work. Mrs. W. I,. glass insurance and thorough ex­
ing! Mr. and Mrs. Julius Van­ Seattle.
Mrs. Ellis received the1
Moore
of
Banks
gave
the
adress
The Service club meeting lias dersanden, Mr. anil Mrs. Louis high score at bridge. Those pres-
amination
included. Dr. Thompson
Installation of officers will be
been postponed until Wednesday, llilli-eke, Mr. mid Mrs. Albert ent were Mrs. Donnally, M
rs. J. the order of business'Friday night of welcome, ar.d Mrs. O. M. Heaton may be consulted at the Washing­
Mrs.
January 22, when it will be held Peters, the Misses Anita Corrieri, Leavitt mid Mrs. R. Gaynor of at the Grange hall. Mrs. H. II. of the Hillsboro lodge gave the ton Hotel next Tuesday, the 14th. 46
Officers elected were
at the home of Mrs. George Follis Lena Delplanche, Kitty Caldwell, ...............
Portland, Mrs. Oscar Humburg of ■ —
Stannard
be .11.-
installing officer, response.
........... will ./v,
on Tenth street.
Mary, Martha mid Louise Spiess- Bc i verton, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mrs. assisted bv
Argus Classified Ads get results.
Mrs. “
W.
F. Lormor as Mrs. Rose Stephens of Beaverton,
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■ ~
chairman; Mrs. Mabel Cramer of
Mrs. Ora Laws is in Portland cheart; Messrs. John I’orrieri, Jack Stanley Hubbard, Mrs. Ted Horn-1 ceremonial marshal,
Gaston,
vice
chairman,
and
Anna
tills week, where she attended the Delphanche, Remy Kerkof, Lorain ecker, Mrs. Kenneth Lucas and the
All members of the order are Schneider of Banks, secretary.
funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Marion mid Elvin Cawrse and the honor hostess.
I urged to attend. The meeting is
Keeler, mid is a guest of her mint, guest, Wilfred Spiesscheart.
I open for members and friends.
Mrs. Hallie Ingle of Albany,
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Mrs. Cora Sabin.
MISS BEACH BRIDE
state president of the Rebekahs,
Missionary
Society
Meets.
OF HOMER ROBINSON.
Mrs. Jessie Huslage of Tigard
On Real Estate. Low
PYTHIAN SISTERS HAVE
will make her official visit to the
Tlie Woman’s Foreign Mission­
was n guest for « few days the ary society of tlie Methodist church
INTERESTING PROGRAM local Rebekah lodge on January
interest cost, repayment
last of the r week of Mr. and Mrs. will meet at the home of Mrs.
Orenco. Miss Elizabeth Bench
28. She will visit at Forest Grove
L. P. Tallinmi and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connell Tuesday afternoon of Portland and Mr. Homer N.I At the Pythian Sisters’ meeting on January 29.
privilege.
Arthur Miltenberger.
Robinson
of
Forest
Grove
were
1'
riday
night
a
good
program
was
at 2 o’clock. The Galaxy of Stars
The. holin' missionary society of if the program theme. Mrs. Wood united in marriage nt the home of given before the initiation. The
Marriage Licenses.
the Methodist church will have a will be the lender anil the life the bride’s sister, Mrs, S. L. Car­ program consisted of songs by lit­
Henry T. Beach, Hillsboro, route
buckwheat cake mid country sau­ work of 10 noted missionaries will lyle, Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock. tle Robert Peters, accompanied bv
sage supper at the church tonlglil he given by 10 of the members. 1 he llev. George 1. i'ratt per­ Ids sister, Anne; several piano se­ 3, and Ethel Annie Jackson, Cor­
nelius, route 1, January 9.
(Thursday) from 5
Each missionary will lie repre­ formed the ceremonv and Mrs. lections by Anne Peters, readings
Carl Bretthauer, Hillsboro, and
Pratt
played
the
wedding
march.
by
Mrs.
George
Jackson
and
vocal
sented by a star in a picture of 10
Albert Davis of
Ruby Whitmore, Laurel, route 1,
who stars, “The Galaxy of Stars,” the Only immediate members of the solos by Joyce F.ininott.
Irmiin Parsons of
■January
13.
Washington Savings &
Mrs. B. J. Ward, an officer of
stars forming a cross. Mrs. Sabin families were present. The bride
started on ‘tin auto
II. N. Robinson, Forest Grove,
fornia, were snowbound nt Grants will lead the devotions, Mrs. Hol- wore a gown of blue georgette and Orphia Temple of Portland, was
Loan Association
and Mary Elizabeth Beach, Oren­
Pass mid returned home Inst week. colm will give a reading and spe­ carried a shower bouquet of Ophel­ present and made a short talk.
The
ia rosebuds and friesias.
co,
January
14.
musical
numbers
will
be
given
cial
Shute
Bank Building,
was
The
hostesses
for
the
meeting
IL K. Hume of Woodburn
bride is a trained nurse nnd has
A Hillsboro visitor Tuesday. Mr. by Mrs. Bump and Miss Fanny made her home in Portland for a were Mrs. Vesta Combs, Mrs. L. For Sale—Old newspapers at the
HILLSBORO
Mrs. Carlvle will teil
Hume recently moved from here Konigan
number of years, following her A. Long, Mrs. Henrietta Morgan Argus office; 10c per bundle
to Woodburn, where he is con- something of I the work of her profession. She is well known In ’ and Mrs. Kiiima McKinney.
——
»retell with the Rny_- Brown can- daughter, who is a missionary in Orenco, where she has often vis-
+
China.
nery.
FRIENDSHIP TEMPLE
ited.
The
bridegroom
is
n
retired
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INSTALLS OFFICERS
Fred Stansell, who had his nrin Grove Corp* Installs.
farmer of Forest Grove, where he
broken in mi accident nt the West
Twelve members of the local has lived during the past 18 years.
The Pythian Sisters
Coast Lumber company at Pump­ Woman
’s Relief corps went to For­ The couple will make their home ship No. 8 of North of Friend-
kin Ridge some time ago, la in the est Grove
Plains in­
there.
last
Thursday
to
assist
stalled the following officers on
St. Vincent's hospital in Portland in tin- installation of officers there.
(Old Heidel House)
Friday night; Sadie ..........
for treatment.
I iollenbeck,
1639 "
Main
’ St.
Those assisting in the ceremony CAMP FIRE GIRLS AND
past chief; Hazel Hollenbeck, most
Fred Bowlby of South Tualntln were Mrs. A. L. Brock, Mrs. J. R. BLUE BIRDS ARE ACTIVE.
excellent chief; Echo Willis, ex­
was a Hillsboro visitor Saturday. Hargrave, Mrs. Hugh Rogers,
Helen Hunt Jackson
Beulah Bell Smith
He reported (h it the thermometer Mrs. W. W. Hall, Mrs. Elmer
Gukayainn Camp Fire Girls met 1 cellent senior; Anna Miller, excel-
stood nt four above zero that Peterson, Mrs. A. Dickason and Thursday evening at the home of lent junior; Grace Itaffety, man­
Piano
Voice
morning nt 7 o'clock, but wns six M rs. S. E. Olson.
I.ois Brown. Money-making plans ager; Anona Joos, mistress of rec­
ords
and
correspondenct;
Lizzie
Pianist
and
Accompanist
Bel
Canto
nbove at 5 o’clock.
—ii—
nnd future meetings were dis­
mistress of finance; Mary
cussed. They decided to have a Harms,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Em rick Three Link Party Thursday.
Matthiesscn, protector; Elsie Kee-
The Three Link society will have cake sale noon, and plans were I non, guard.
hud ns tlicir guests their dnughter-
Pupils presented in Public Recital.
in-law, Mrs. I I.oln
.ola Enirick, and a card party at the I. O. O. F. made for a winter nature study ' The Past Chiefs’ club of Friend­
hike.
her daughter, Edna, of llunting- hull next Thursday night, with the
ship temple will be entertained bv
The Humming Bird group of
ton, who arrived Sunday, They following committee in charge:
Mrs. W. F. I.ormor. Mrs. Otto Blue Birds met nt the Congrega­
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Hargrave, tional church last Thursday after­
Mr. nnd Mrs. Burton Willeford Johnston,
Mrs. W. (). Morley and Mrs. O. M. noon at 4 o'clock, A New Year’s
mid sons of Woodburn were Hills­ Heaton.
pledge was discussed .And learned,
boro visitors Saturday evening,
Snowflakes were viewed and plans
t:—
looking after property interests Aid To Have —
were nude for a sled party next
Tea.
nnd visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.
A little sewing on doll
The Ladies' Aid of the Mcth- week.
W. Kelley of the Washington hotel.
odist church will hold its monthly dresses was done. Then the group
Enrl E. Fisher, joint senator, tea
next
Wednesday afternoon took magazines to the ill at the
wns a visitor from Beaverton Sat­ from 2:30 to If. A short program hospital, and intend to do this ns
urday.
Mr. Fisher, who has a is being prepared by Mrs. A. W. often ns magazines are nvailnble.
large acreage of horseradish at his Havens, Mrs. M. B. Bump, Mrs. L. New members will be discussed at
Beaverton farm, said the dry L. Brown nnd Mrs. Roy Stuart, An the next meeting.
weather did no damage, mid that invitation is extended to all.
The Lilliputian group of Blue
he sold his crop before the cold
—:i—
Birds met last Thursday afternoon
weather came.
Bible Class To Entertain.
nt the home of Mrs. £• Abendroth.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carstens of Port­
The junior Bible class of the Subjects of previous meetings were
land mid Mrs. Lucinda Mend nnd Methodist church will hold Its reviewed. Each member will write
daughter, Mrs. 11. Gregcrson, of monthly nnrty Mondav evening in a story nnd awards, will be given
Buttle Ground, Wash., were
v.--- Hills- the church basement. The hostess for the best. A health talk was
boro visitors Tuesday, returning committee is composed of Mrs. El­ eiven nnd encli member received a
from the funeral of Mrs. Car­ wood G. Cox, chairman; Miss May health chart. Honor -awards will
be given to each member accordin'?
stens’ niece, Mrs. Joseph l’on- Cook mid Mrs. C. M. Kriicliek.
grntz, of Buxton.
to record kept, the highest going
Card Party Postponed.
to the nearest perfect kept chart.
tn seeking a cause for the growth of one community as compared
The card party scheduled for
tonight nt the Veterans’ hall has
Mrs. I!. C. Varner, who has
with another, one must finally admit that it is ENTERPRISE. This
been postponed on account of the been ill for the past week, is im­
same word enters into the growth of organization and is one of the
weather.
proving.
I
Fraternal
LOANS
Venetian Theater
Friday and Saturday, This Week
Price», Matinee and Evening, 10c-35c
Did
He Get
That
Kiss?
NNY
Imagine a handsome young man who had
just inherited $3,000,000 plunged into
the midst of a group of masked merry­
makers. He was “Napoleon.” “Salome”
wanted
his head. “Lucretia Borgia”
wanted his money. “Josephine” wanted
his heart—and got it. SEE HOW! IT’S
A RIOT!
X)NE
HYSTERICAL
NIGHT
VITAPHONE ACT, COMEDY AND NEWS REEL
Tuesday, Wed., Thursday
January 21-22-23
10c and 35c
College Musical
Comedy Riot!
ALL TALKING™™.
With
Elliott Nugent
Robert
Montgomery
Cliff Edwards
.. Sally Starr
Fine Arts Studio
Community
Development
A Sam Wood
Production
You’ll die laugh­
ing at the fun
and frolic in this
merry
college
romance !
“Campus
Cap­
ers” and other
peppy song hits.
The
happiest
picture treat in
months !
Vitaphone Act and News Reel
Sun., and Mon., Jan. 19-20
NOTE—On account of bad weather we have
postponed the showing of ‘ The Show of Shows.”
Dates will be announced later.
All Laughing-TaikLig-Singing
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See
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Hillsboro, Ore.
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either reading about it or by being told. Those who tell us were in­
fluenced in a like manner. Advertising makes known.
Name any one of several reasons why you selected this city in
which to live. Being here you are now confronted with the necessity
of a livelihood unless you have sufficient for your needs and have re­
tired. But by far the great majority must work. Therefore, as the
community prospers, you prosper. Advertising aids a community by
making known its advantages and what it has to offer the investor.
It brings tourists and visitors. It means added population—added
prosperity.—Ex.
June CLYDE and Arthur LAKE «.’TANNED LEGS*
With Arthur Lake, Ann Pennington, June
Clyde, Dorothy Revier, Sally Blaine and
Allan Kearns.
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Comedy, Vitaphone Act and News Reel
10c and 35c