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THE Thurmlay, December IO, 1931 Officers Selected By Kinton Cirange « 4 * Illy Mr«. F. I.. P un ) Kinton I eland Flint wax elect rd master of Kinton Grange Sutiir ARGUS, Woolens Furnish Hath Chicand Warmth •F *F *1* *1* •!**!• *1* *F M’l HACTIVENESS OF WIN I EH FROCKS, AVAILABLE IN RICH TONES BE ENHANCED BY DECORATIVE TOUCHES day Other offiitri named are as BY HARRIET followNi Harold Cutting, overseer; (JIIIC these .arty winter day» Alice Fluke, lecturer; I.ester Sniil ‘ cuines via th« sheer woolen rr. steward; Edward Cox, assistant (rock. steward; Elliwibrth Kullirl, < hap lain; ( harlrx VanKleek, treasurer; Mail of tiles, are such soft Ada Cutting, secretary; Gotlieh woolens that you can treat the Sturm, gatekeeper; Alice llichardx, Ceres; May Snider, Pomona; Hasel fabric aa If It were silk. The more Sturm, Flora; Ivy Flint, lady a* hand work or decorative touches slhtailt steward; executive commit you can Inoorporate Into your year; tre, Harold ('lilting, our acheme, the loveBer they are (irorgr Snider, two years, a n <1 There Is nothing like a cosy Charles VanKleek, three years, /xfl rr dinner a program consisting little dress of sheer wool when winter winds begin to howl Un of the following numbers wax en Joyed i Piano duet, Emile? Ellen der the fur coat they are excep Snhlrr and Mary Cnthryn llall; re tionally pretty, for many of them citations, Kathryn VanKleek; piano come In the new rich tones of red. solo, Dorothy VanKleek; reading. blue, green and purple that en Alive Fluke, E L. C om ; talks by liven any coat und make It i«tin George Woodworth anti II II. gay Indeed You can pick any lively color Chantlrr, visitors from Hillsboro; talk, Frank Fluke At the close of you want,, but Spanish tile botto the program the “Christmas Pie” He own for chic, and there Is a was cut, everyone present receiv new blue that Is having a tremen dous vogue since Mlle ljival. ing a small gift. Wilson, who Il II* daughter of Francs'« premier, Mrs the past werk or wore It In this country It Is a been III r<| to th? Portinne! bright, clear blue, deeper and NO, WAN >1 Thursday, where more penetrating than sailor's Medical receiving treatment blue she hns during the past wrrk There are all waye of making Rehearsals are in progresa for these new woolen dresses and thr Christmas exercises to hr lirld every style on earth la offered for at thr church December 20 nt 10 sale. It aeems on looking them o'clock It is desired nil the par over. By and large, though, they ruts of thr children be present can be classified as runabout mid all others who nrr interested. dresses, with tailored touches that A goodly number of thr neigh can be freahened up. and dressier, bora of Mr. and Mrs George Snid more formal woolen dresses that er, Pleasant Valley road, «pent Fri have soft, feminine lines and dec <luy evening at their home, play orations ing M>00 ’’ The first class is Ideal tor ths Mrs. E. U (’ox spent a couple of days Inst wrrk in Portland, br school girl, the teacher, or ths Such a dress ing a guest of former Maine friends, buslneas woman. A ver) lire My affair I. the Spanish tUe wool frock shown at left, returning home Wednesday eve Is one of the new blue woolen, made with a tricky front of with Vlonnel lines, ornamental linnd-faggotlng, and set off by a ning white pique that actually buttons soft neckline that ties In a bow and imitation hammered metal buckle. Mr. and Mrs Into the dress with square silver Tln>-bt Immed hat and glovce of black sued« complete a stunning moved Monday buttons that are themselves a afternoon costume. At right the square necked blue wool crepe dress, their new home decoration You can have sev- brightened with «|unrr silver buttons and white pique front, 1s lion, where they home in thr late Dr Smith house. eral fronta for this dress, aev- very useful. All you huv? Mr Cutting has made his home oral pulrs of cuffs. The skirt adorns the sleeves at the top and for the past 30 years or so on thr to do Is to change them ■ nd match?« th? buttons hits pleats from Just above the across the cuff, and runs diagon your dress looks fresh as new Cutting place on Sherwood road ally through the body of the waist. Mr» Alive III« hards, rexidrnt of You can have different colors, dif knees. Very different and much dress thr I.allies* Aid society, called a ferent materials and each new There Is a soft neckline, that special meeting of thr society for front Is a new costume, In it way ier Is a soft, sheer woolen frock ties In a bow In front. And the this week Wednesdnj- afternoon to It has suede belt, of Spanish tile color, This drena apunsora the new of Spanish tilt* coloring. work on quilts which have hern square neck that la having a Vlonnel lines, with hand faggoting too. has a handsome buckle, an ordered. vogue, mid la t rrtnendoualy be In self-color fastening the diag Imitation of an old hammered Mi*« Matilda Dallingrr. sister of touting to many women. Then* la onal pieces where they Join. This metal buckle, with touches of Mr* Bertha Shaver, primary teach a silver buckle tor the belt that faggoting points a hip-yoke, color In It. er of the school, ha* hern substl tilting during the past wrrk or rrt Summer, teacher: Lo so, at Laurel ridge m liool in Laurel l(os<<>r Birrlv, Mary Hall Ivan Bierly, son of Mr and Mrs Heinrich. Kaynioiid llcmr Floyd Bierly of this town, who i* Ludwig, Charles Kulh a member of thr Kinton I II corn Pringle, Robert Richard club, was awarded the eighth price Pringle, I.olrda Tweedy, ( Buxton.--Christmas program is in the Junior corn exhibit w hielt Klerk, Eugene VanKIci being planned for the school, and wax held recently nt t he grain Pauline Shaver. Primary the ladies of the Presbyterian Bierly show in Chicago, 111. Mr Mrs Bertha Shaver, trnc church are also planning a program hnx also received a number i x ill«* Bierly, \ln r (trmbell and tree. rr rash prices during t h Boyles, (iwrndolyii Holml W. B. A ladies regular business month*, on his corn Mr Bi bert Shaver and Fredrick meeting was held here December a student of the Bravrrtoi ltobrrt Leachman has school. in the rig Friends of Mrs. Sam Stowell are Mr* I I,.(’ox attended tin The Kii mice b ind, compos- ry sorry to learn that she is ten given by thr Scholls rd of Jo U cnsel, conductor, not so well and has been removed Ahl *<M’let% Friday afterm Albert D m Minor I lesse, IV an, to the Jones hospital in Hillsboro thr home of Mr* William Floyd an ios Birrlv, played the past week. *• Manx attended also from t 11 al the w< timer of Mr and Several hi g h school students ganl 1 adie** \i<l society. Mrs. Pier Ils of Rock Creek were absent from school last week Mr and Mr*. Victor I.and« I on Thank ir tl a\ Friday eve on account of sickness. daughter and Mr and Mr* ning they •d for the wedding Dur to the silver thaw here Wed- VanKIrrk of Portland were vix dance of and Mrs Clarcqcr nrsday morning of last wcek, the ilor* Sunday nt thr hyuic of Mr. Heaton. Green Mountain school bus found and Mr* J .1 VanKIrrk it very difficult to make the trip. Ml** I urll.i Dallmaiin of Brav Catholic club met in an all-day rrton spent the week end with her meeting at the hall with basket din parent*, Mr and Mr*. ner oil Thursday of last week. I >allmann. Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Berniecc At the meeting of the Men’s Beebe of near Banks visited Mrs. Violin \ community Christmas Brotherhood o f thr 1 ' v angelical At liberty after Ada Bond last Thursday. chiirvlie* in this district Inst Tues tree and program will be held at prison (or a murder of which he Clarence Estepp and family arc clnv evening at the home of Har- thr lluhrr Commercial club Decern was Innocent. Jesse Lucas, above. home work old Ahi*her of Mountain Home, her 24, under thr auspices of thr Is back In his home town, Mt. \, Huber Commercial club thr following officers were elected P I llichard and the Aloha Grange An active Carmel, III. Since all of his rela for the mailing yean Joyrr, president, Il ilrigh Whitmore, committer from the three organi tives and his former home are gone, Lucas Is residing at the vice president, Al Nordin, secretary, sation«, with Mr* Schmid as chair Lucas was (reed man, have charge of thr arrang- mayor’s home. and S II Pomeroy, treasurer. from prison "lien George Pond, a Annual election of thr church inents. Some of thr Indies of the P. T. former neighbor, confessed on his nml Sunday school officer« will hr held at thr church December 20, \ . under thr leadership of Mr«. deathbed to the murder of Clyde FUNERAL following thr morning exercise* It 1'atlock, have made a beautiful Showalter of which Lucas was is desired all thr teachers, officers quilt, which will be disposed of at convicted. SERVICE and members of the school be pres a card party given at thr club house. bias, vice-president; Mrs. T. Miller, ent nt thia meeting Beaverton llrbrkah Needle and 11aseldale. secretary, and Mrs. K. llegulnr monthly inerting of thr Lincoln at Third Ladles* Aid society will hr held Social club met Friday at thr home Shuts, Beaverton, treasurer. nt thr church Wednesday after of Mrs Shearer on Barnes road Norman Olsen of Cooper Moun noon, December 1(1. at 2 o’clock. Following officers were elected for All ladle« invited to attend There thr coming year: Mrs Foster, Reed- tain is building a home on Blanton will be work on a quilt. Come pre tillr, president; Mr* J Frost, To- avenue. pared to nrw. The school children nrr rehears Ing for thr community Christmas tree and program to hr held nt thr hall Christmas wrrk. Innocent, Freed After 23 Years-. « HILLSBORO Christmas Program Planned for Buxton Christmas Tree, Program Planned HILLSBORO, Immigrant Girl Wins Success Winter Fuel $14.50 $15.50 $4.50 $8 Hillsboro Ice Works No one need ever take a financial loss because his home might burn. Our complete fire in surance protects your home — and likewise your pocketbook — i n the event of fire de stroying your proper ty. Don’t invite loss— insure your home and prevent it. Chas. L. Walker Agant BATTERIES 1164 3rd S«. Hilihoro, Ore. Every form of Protectiont Fire, Automobile, Casualty, Liability, Fidelity and »Surety I gSays Santa at Lowest Price« Programs Planned For Spring Hill Spring Hill.— Sunday school will hold a Christmas program Sunday. December 20, during the Sunday school hour. Miss Eva Hamel of Portland was a guest at the B. O. Brown place Sunday. The school will hold Its program or. the evening of ‘ ~ December 28( Wednesday, at 8 o’clock. Every- one invited. Duties for the year were assign ed to the pupils at the Spring Hill school Monday. Those on the com mitter for this month are: Mary Hardebeck, Ruby Roberts, Ruth Broun, Dorothy Brown, Rose Pat terson, Dora Withycombe, Paul Ott, Lena Burki, Sophia Bugarsky, Ihrrrsa Ott, Mary Bugarsky, and Bernice Brown. Sam Bugarsky, who has been in Canada for the past four months, | returned Sunday. in Battery History Every National Battery IS Backed with a Written Guarantee from 6 to 30 Months LENTZ BROS Ask your attorney to send your advertising to the Argus. S S New Low Tire 1 I S the Tires on Dad’s Car are Weak He Will Appreciate Goodyear’s SUN MON TUE Dec. 13, 14 and 15—Continuous Show Sunday, 2 till 11 . . . The tie that binds! Women stand, THINK will under men will s g they when this tiny brings together hearts of a two-fist- GARY __ COOPERÉ FRIDAY & SATURDAY i K !» s !» s s COLBERT This Week Their first time togeth er in the talkies for these great stars! And that baby—what a dar ing! Everybody’ll just love him to pieces! LEW AYRES Lifetime Guaranteed And the Famous Four Horsemen s I § s Cl Qaramounl Qlcture On your Wheel I ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS coon^EAR WEDNESDAY Whole Family Admitted for 50c Single Admission 10 and 25c Best of Picture Programs X COMING SOON! FRANKENSTEIN” h “SUICIDE FLEET SETH PARKER and his Jonesport Neighbors Phone 1732 « g s 8 CHRISTMAS I CLAUDETTE it »way« you . . . catches your fancy . . . brings a lump to your throat . . . throws your sympathy first this way, then that ... it makes you want to hug these boys . . . kiss them . . . take them right into your heart LOSS? Every Wednesday at 5 P. M. rs. Olive Stowell was taken suddenly ill at her home near here Saturday afternoon, but was re ported much better Monday morn ing. THE GRANDEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL STORY EVER SCREENED Will You Invite s s s Honor Students Given Thr following nrr honor «til- dents for thr past month of thr kinton school: I'pprr grades, llob Page Five at thr apple orchard« in Washing Gro.aen Administrator Probate McClaughrv Estate I Jon. Peter Grossen has been appointed (’ Il McClaughry rotate has been Thr rlrrtric light inerting held administnitrator of the estate of admitted to probate and the widow at Manning Social club hall was Elsie Zimmerman, who died Nov is the administratrix quite well attended. The Portland ember 27. auto stag? made a special trip, Q' ality job printing. Argua. i conveying passenger« to the meet ing. Another meeting was held Now is the time to put in your , Tuesday to fully decide what ar- I rangement« will be made. Mr«. B. Atwood and daughter of Scofield called on Mrs. Ethel Meyers on Thurulay afternoon of last week. We have all kinds. A frw men from here were given employment last week on the high UTAH COAL way between Hillsboro and Forest Per ton ............ Grove. Mr. and Mrs Tony Rinck and GASCO BRIQUETS Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Crowther at Per ton ........................ tended the funeral of Frank Creps at Banks on Wednesday afternoon WOOD of last week. Christrna« tree rutting and haul Per cord ing seems to occupy thr time of most people in this vicinity. From Green Mountain and Scofield to Manning it seems to be the chief occupation, relieving the unemploy ment situation some. Phone 2383X 1215 Baseline Frank Crowther of near Dilley visited at the home of his brother, Serafins DI Leo. above, the 19- Corbett Crowther, the first of last year-old daughter of a New Jersey week. Immigrant-laborer. Is now a full- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hove of fledged operatie singer, with a V’anrouver were Sunday visitors contract to sing In the Chicago with relatives here. A few Alvin Lull of LaCenter, Wash., Civic Opera Company. years ago as a music-loving Immi was in Buxton Sunday. Dr. R. .»1. Kines of Banks pass- [ grant girl. Miss DI Leo gained an Giovanni ed through here Saturday after- I audience with Mme. noon en route to Green Mountain Martinelli, wife of the famous singer, who sent her to Italy to to visit a patient. Frank Rinck of Banks was here I have her voice trained. the first of the week, buying cat We specialize in quality Job tle. E. (). Scofield has gone to Beld-’, printing. Ing, where he is working at con tract work. Ralph Simpson chopped his leg Tune in K G W while cutting cedar boughs Satur- Donelson & Sewell » OREGON Way Back Home” Each ar29x4.40 ^28x4.75 529x5.00 ^29x5.50 $4.98 6.65 6.98 8.90 -S 0 9.60| 12.90« 13.602 17.3 o B I . 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