THE
Th uritti ay, June 28, 1934
By Miss M innie Cook, B elding, Mich
^uunun
T hen there are th e alw ays welcome le tte rs from fa rm e r
residents dwelling a t le n g th on the f a r t th a t they have so
enjoyed m ir , 'im m unity new spaper w hich seem s like a b re ath
from home 'They have e ith e r subscribed for th e p a p er o r
arc enjoying it th ro u g h tla- kindness of a friend. T h ro u g h Its
pages wc are often so fortunate- as to locate a frien d or a
relation, who, th ro u g h ttie years h a s been lost to us. O u r
editor, necessarily a genial, kindly m an. else lie could n o t su c
cessfully cope w ith ttie problem s th a t arise from week to
wei-k. always alius H> w rite his new spaper a rticle s from such
an optim istic angle th a t they ure an Inspiration to th e read er.
T hen, in ttie lull before our schools open we celebrate Labor
Day or Hom ecom ing Day. I t Is th e com m unity new spaper w ith
Its glad Invitation th u t roc.s in to the by-w ays a n d hedges a n d
Invites th e people back to tlic lr hom e-tow n back to renew
acquaintances ol by-gone days M any cotne w ith baskets a n d
th ere are fam ily reunions a n d glad heart» a n d th e com m unity
sp irit ts stre n g th e n ed und still you persist In asking a n d need
I tell you m ore?
Tu, day ev enlng
A group of Scholls people a t
ten d e d a farew ell p a rty .mil pound
show er for Rev a n d Mrs. H aw
th o rn e a t T ig ard T uesd iy evening
M r nnd Mrs T L. Sager of C a l
ifo rn ia arc visitors at I lie J s- K err
hom e. Mrs. Sager will be re m e m
bered a s J e a n Illalr
Alfred Heir and O c, rge HI-.gins
of Ik-lroll. M ich, w e r e w e e k - e l l .I
guests a t Un- W. I, P eters home
Phone 47 for rapid service.
Home Laundry and
Dry Cleaners
Phone 47
"Happy Days.” Hillsboro
July 1, 2, 3 and 4
Celebrate here!
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2 .M IA toba
2 .»M W iH am etu
2 - M S 'ornai iu„
3 .04xn «ajatin
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Powers Grocery
M AIN STREET
PH O N E 81
Prompt Service
This store will be open nights and a part
of Sundays.
S p ecials for June 29 and 30
Cocoa
IQn
ltlV
C alo
M ALTED MILK
3 for
Close out.
1-lb. can
D o le ’s
Pineapple Spaghetti
OITxa
ZuC
25C
Tomato
Milk
JUICE
F ranco A m erican
No. 2 tins.
2 for
3 for
JUICE
51
V ernonia G olfers D efea t
F orest H ills Club Team
M l 4 S
Total
Mother'»
Deg Food
25c
0 2 2
0 2 1
1 1 0
1 2 2
0 2 1.
1 1 0 ,
7 14
I of their country
law against undressln'.'-
W I. Pci
3 0 ).<HK
3 0 1.0M
3 0 1.0C0
Red & W hite
No. 1 tins.
Red & W hite
Large cans.
3 for
4 for
Z m C
.......
B atted fo r S tv u te n b u rg in 9th.
H ill»b«ro
AB K
V ernonia golf club m ade a clean
it I: sweep of th e to u rn am en t Sundav
6 0 2 «j w ith F orest H ills team s, w inning
; o I th e m en's event 31 to 29 a n d the
division 17 to 13. No
o o o 1 wom en's
2 l o to u rn a m e n ts have been scheduled
0 1 0
th is w eek-end due to the F o u rth of
i o o Ju ly events.
5,eir;r:ch’ 'b
chi"tti --b
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Oak», cf
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2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
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112 113 112
13
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t by Jen n in ira 10, S to u te n -
t,u’ri.r . Laxs un ballM o ff Jetm inK » 3,
' „ n b i u rjc 2 ; sto le n base«. B ro n ao n ,
S s t.-.te
Mali« ry H e in ric h : th rev -b aae hit*. S ta n c e ],
J < i
(
B e rn a rd ; run» b a tte d in .
Z i i i t ' ,.in, J e n n in r * 2. B>»hnann, M al
lory J
double play«, B ronaon-C hiolti«
B i'
b alls, D eaville, F ry e r.
m „ v
y-h.
U m pir«, b illo n
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r I A T T TÌ
r L 0 u R
Powerful Liniment
Husband — "This liniment
makes my arm smart."
2OV
Red & W hite
27c
Many other items specially priced for Friday and
Saturday. These prices good June 29 and 30 only.
sure
W ife—"W hy not try using some
on your head, too?"
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make it a day— above all events during
the day's celebration will be "TIM E
OFF TO EAT.” load up w ith a good
supply of “ EATS,” every one will be
SO - OO - 0 0 hungry.
OWN go the prices on our complete
line of M EATS and GROCERIES—
w here quality is best and service unex
celled. Why worry when a call on the
phone will bring your com plete table re
quirem ents right to your kitchen door.
D
Prices E ffectiv e Friday, Saturday, M on
d ay and T uesday, Ju n e 29, 30, J u ly 2, 3
S p ecials for S aturday, M onday and T u esd ay— June 30, July 2, 3
C orned B eef ct01 13c
FLOUR
H I I I F H I-’I I
D L G L
IJ E .L L -
I?I.’l 4
( BACON
1 Qc
S h orten in g 3 1 c
|i
¡LARD
14«
*
Well streaked.
Lb.
■
Libby's. 12-oz. can. Delicious for cold suppers.
A (»(“ need flour for hom e
ba Jdn g. 49-lb. bag ........
P o r k &B eans
H ardw heat G u a ran te ed . F or
perfec, baktag. 49-lb. bag ..
Pork Van & Camp’s.
Beans
Tuna
C om pound.
3 lbs.
BACON sq. 1 2c
PICKLES
1 I c
PICNICS
1 Gc
SALMON
I Cc
I
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W A TC H OUR W IN D O W S FOR OTHER SPECIALS
M ake Our Shop Your M eating P lace D uring the
“ H appy Day»” C elebration, Ju ly 1, 2, 3 and 4
Hillsboro Meat Co.
THE HOUSE OF CHOICE M EATS
Fre« D elivery
W hite Star or Del
Monte, ’ -¿s. 2 can»
». 2 can» ..........................................
L arge pkg.
29c
19c
C heese Borden’s.
IOC
PICKLES r."" ja‘rnd SWEET................ IOC
DEVILED MEAT LX
;s
'¿ -lb . 2 pkgs.
Choice of varieties.
29c
North Star,
15c
S ard in es
19c
Sperry’s. -
1
Columbia Best.
IOC
25c
2 cans ..................
PINEAPPLE
Tidbits.
8-oz cans.
3 can« . . . .
..............................................
VEAL ROAST,*............. 9c
MUTTON STEW,*
4c
BOILING BEEF Baby Lb. steer.
.........
7c
VEAL STEW L*
5c
PORK ROAST ,
13c
p lete line to
LUNCH MEATS A co ch m oose
from .
P hone 9 8 2
PO TATO CHIPS
9c
14c
3 pkg»............
Your choice of popular flavors.
37c
9-lb. bag
Large
Can ...
M edium r a n 5c)
J e ll W e ll
OATS
Kerr's Regular.
Sc
M edium can
V an Camp's.
W hite ( loud. 4 lbs. ..........................■
S w ift’s H ockless. Lb. ..........................
T hese fab rics should be se n t
to us for cleaning by o u r m odern,
scientific m ethods. W hen tills
Is done th ey a re re tu rn e d to you
as good a s new —b rig h te n ed a n d
restored In color a n d w ith n o t
the slig h te st h a rm done
to
them .
Roy
() rottco
GaaUm
V »rb o o rt
J.aurei
Either
Tip. volte of the people isn't often
-Pardon miss, heard but a good many ambitious
allowed In this fellow» have heard the voice that
the people sent out. much to their
T ^ d ^ ? ^
‘ " chagrin. We a re re fe r-
there a m t no '
° fo
X y^ on
VERY one of us will celebrate this
D ill. Each
’T ’H E R E a rc m any fine fabrics
* w hich will n o t s ta n d t h e
nrdcal of th e w aahtub. Rome of
th e m ost desirable good» c an n o t
lx- m nde shrlnkproof, n o r enn
som e of th e m ost a ttra c tiv e col
o rs be fixed In th e fabrics so
as to com bat th e e ffe c t of w ater.
.
i
b e rn a rd . 2b
Zin. mer m an, If
F ren ch , lb
Í Hoomer, cf
F ry er, c
I I. B ern ard , r f
i S trode, 3b
I ftto u ten b u n r. p
V. B ernard*
of du rin g the 111 n th T h e Coos BaV
CH AK1.ES EVGENK DEAK INS
association m ade th e highest record
FO R EST G RO VE — C h arles E u-
(,,r th e m onth w ith 33 lu-rds a v er- gene D eaklns 67. S o u th e rn
Pacific
aging 37 43 pounds of
fat. a n d C sta tio n agent here fo r 16
years,
h
W oodward of th is nssoclutlon died suddenly a t his hom e
F riday.
jla(j y ]c high herd, w iiii an average F u n e ra l services were held S un d ay
ot 64 4 pounds of fa t. a n d also th e a fte rn o o n a t th e F orest G rove U n -
high Individual cow. a grade J e r - d e rta k in g chapel and In te rm e n t w-a»
One Worry Enough
- n producing 1665 pounds of m ilk hi Forc-j Vlcy cemetery.
Passenger "Is th is tra in ever on con tain in g 99 9 pounds of la t.
He was born M arch 24. 1867, In
tim e?'"
--------------------------- St. Joseph. M o . and m arried D ella
c iidyi lo r "W e
never
worry
O u r classified colum ns m ay have O'N eill on F ebruary 4. 1915. B c-
ibou th a t We re m ore concerned Just w h at you an- looking fo r— sides th e widow, h e Is survived by
a ,,°u t keeping h e r on th e rails."
R ead them .
a sister, M rs C. W. Vail, S te v e n -
IClirlstenarn home June 17
IL aurcl, a n d O llb crt G raves u n i
■ la u g h ter. Mrs C ora H opkins, ot
rTttlam ook.
Dr. a n d M rs C h a n d le r, who have
Just re tu rn e d from a wedding tilp
to
C alifornia.
were , hariv arlcd
J a m . m
DANIEL II. W lf.TItOLT
FOREST GROVE—Funeral serv-
R es were held a t th e F orest G rove
U ndertaking com pany chapel th is
afternoon for Daniel B W Utrout,
79. retired fa rm e r of G ales C reek,
who died in Salem Ju n e 26 I n te r -
ln en t was ln « a le s C re ti, cem etery.
vje was born In O hio P eb ru arv 24
jgs;, U1(j ,
, o O regon m 1887
all(1 <am< Io o r c « on ln
I
M'- A C raw ford. F riday
,
,
....
.
Mr a n d .Mrs Ja m es W alters and
f a i n l h a tte n d e d a b irth d a y d in n er
m l*oriland ru e sd ay n ig h t In honor
»J Ha ir dau g h ter. Muss G e rtru d e
W alter»
Or Ixxiklng
Rural Constable
but swimming Is not
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„
tel?mye u T O o r e
Constable -w e n
H una#f
W
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0
AB R H E i O hurchley. 3b
3 0 0 0 L«r\ e re tte , p
1 1 0
B ran d i, If
0 1 o Jo h n ao n , n» .
0 0 1 Riley 2b
0 1 0 I A lternan, lb
( a rllu n —
Why a com m unity new spaper? J u s t scan these pages o'er.
I t has proved Itself a frien d In need, and we love It more
and more.
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P age Three
T..I.U* v .l l ., I . . » . .
'j '* “ 1 S u n set league squad drop-
w I. T n
w I, pet l*'d “ gam e to Aloha 7 to 3 S u n -
! Hh*rwf<xl
t. s 9«, A m i l ,
x z soo d a y a fte rn o o n on the local field In
11
s 7 sooN«wb«rir
6 < .»«« spite of th e fa c t th a t B tang Hill»-
Carlton
17 »«ov.rboort
s t ».<»•• boro h u rler, turned in a record of
Vastly Im proved "B e ar'' a g g re g a -, 13 strikeouts, the locals were un-
tlori upset the tough C arlton aquad able to cope with the n a rd -h ittin g
6 to 1 Sunday a fte rn o o n to s ta r t visitors T h e locals play Sundav a t
a (lim b out of th e cellar of th e T u alatin
T u alatin Valley league. T h e locals
H illsboro opened th e scoring In
will m eet Verboort here n e x t S u n - th e second inning w ith a single
day 111 a regular league gam e. G as- ru n a n d th e n tallied two m ore in
ton on Tuesday a n d th e local S u n - th e fifth T lie visitors took the
set league team on Ju ly 4
lead In th e third fram e w ith two
fennljigK, p itching for th e ‘ B ears, runs, built up the advantage in the
let C arlton down w ith but four fo u rth w ith th ree b ores and cinch-
, h i' mg| n e tte d th ree h its o u t of cd th e victory with two m ore in
lour lim es a t th e plate S ta n g el th e seventh. Hillsboro pulled out
w
the o u tstan d in g h itte r of th e of a tough .spot in tuc sixth inning
gam e with four hits, while M allory » h e n A loha had two m en on base
- '" I
lo r a homerun in
|
out S u n made tin nixt
nJ
with one on. CarlHm drew battei
first blood In th e gam e w ith a re tire th e side
s<ore in th e firs t Inning, but was
T u a la tin was the only one of the
I " al scoreless d u rin g th e balance previously
undefea ed team s
to
of lb- gam»- H illsboro »core» cam e d ro p by th e wavside th is week
in tla acond, th ird , e ig h th a n d losing to G asto n 5 to 4 O th e r
n in th Innings.
scores were: W illam ette 6 Ver-
Th,
H ears" h ave been alm ost boort 3; C ornelius 9 itoy 7 ' O ren-
com plrtelv re-organized d uring tin- co 12 L aurel 8 Schedule for S un-
pa » f.-w weeks a n d M anager B ay day: L aurel a t W illam ette G aston
Diho.e predicts th a t the squad will a l Cornelius, Hili Jxjro a T u alatin
b< dn v< tu m In victories. E M ai- V erboort a t O renco a n d Rov ar
lory and Jack H ouser were add ed Aloha.
to the local lin e -u p th is week while imi.s,,,»—
AB R H E
E Sahnow a n d B. B arro n were re - sh*ttuck. it,
4 0 1 1
leased
£; V*'“t»hev, *■
4 2 2 1
4 1 2
2
Amity m ain tain ed the lead o f - ,s.'r“u“ -
4 0 1 0
tin- league by blanking Newberg zieeier e
4 0 1 1
3 to 0. Two ho m eru n s accounted lunn*.' cf
4 0 1 0
fuj- the w inners' runs. V erboort de- y. v»„.irhey. 2b
4 0 1 1
R a te d Sherw ood 16 to 9 In th e S tone, r f
4 0 1 0
4 0 1 1
o ther league gam e w hich was fe a - s -»nx. p
tured by six hom eruns, four being
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credited to the losers. Schedule fo r xio»*—" ’
Ab R H E
Sunday:
V erboort a t
Hillsboro. s»i,.,i„n. e
....6 1 0 0
C arlton a t Am ity a n d Sherw ood a t im-eorough, c t
6 2 2 0
M cLean, r f
Newberg.
....5 1 2 0
Should you chance to have a m em ber of your Im m ediate
fam ily tak en suddenly a n d seriously 111 a n d It becam e nece»-
nary for you to call In th e fam ily physician, he m ight, by
w atching his jMiticnt clow-ly, come to som e conclusion re g a rd
ing th e ca.se, but the physician does not w ait for th is - - h e
w atches carefully, th e p a tie n t's pulse a n d Is th u s enabled to
h an d le his ease m ore satisfactorily. Should a business firm
r th e
blllty of locating In your city — like th e
physician, lie would tak e th e pulse of th a t city w hich, n eces
sarily would Is- th e com m unity new spaper. He would study Its
pages carefully o f necessity lie would be bringing hl« fam ily
In your city and would note w h e th er your school» were a d e
quate. w hether th ere was a h o sp ital uvalluble In tim e of need:
also he would Is- Interested to know if the ch u rch of his choice
hud Its weekly program In Ila pages He would tak e special
note of the com ing events. In o th e r words, la- would seek
to know if your city had a n upwurd tren d was progressive,
would co-operate with him In helping to m ake his business a
sucre-.: Special notice would be taken of your w ant colum n
und ol your an us uny business, to be alive, m ust advertise.
Mu>se.s
I c l i c r farm have received a new coat
1 of p ain t
F G M iller a 'te n d e d th e "W ild
I S pree a t C am as S a tu rd ay a n d th e
I p to n r e r a n I native aon» a n d d a u g h -
I le rs rciinl n at H illsboro Sunday
T lie Jo h n Hl.-tt fam ily ot H llls-
| Ixiro were guests u t th e Ju liu s
Albert Kruger and family ol
Bears Defeat
Carlton Team
«Favorable M ention»
/ \ I lit topic. Wliy a C om m unity N ew spaper." brings a »mile,
and wc Imd ouraelvea w ondering Ji.it how a com m unity
could exist w ithout a new spaper. We scarcely realize how m uch
our new spaper m eans to u» we have become so used to It»
weekly visit« th a t. Ilk« th e a ir We breath e, we tak e It for
g ra n te d Hut w hen un e x tra good num ber for Instance, a t
C h ristm as time, comes to o u r a tte n tio n th en we wake up to
th e f a it th a t we have a really alive editor who feels t h a t th e
best 1» none too good for o u r com m unity.
ON OREGON FARMS
CORV ALLIS A to ta l of 3585
Viola . uid
B«;fla
B
aum
an.
Itoy
Bhlp
cows
on
test in live d airy h e rd lin-
.
...
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-
11 n Mr» W H hipm an S am W al- provem
p ro v e m ent
m t associations
liie s ta te
a.sso< iationa of tlie
1‘ 1 ' « “ a Ine host and hoftLess. M
**“ r d uring April produced a n average of
. J ‘UH,-.-. W alters and fam ily.
pound» of m ilk co i.taln ln g
»»,1’ r-f.i.
iv.ii
‘
8t 3373 pounds of b u tte rfa t, according
1 V » h in t M
B r w w e hlU1 H“ t u r - , to th e official re p o rt Just released
«i t. uikuu
. here by th e extension se rv b e Ol
Mi and Ml
W illiam C raw ford tin sc 1459 produced m ore th a n 40
Of P o rtlan d visile,1 relatives. Mr pounds of b u tte rfa t each, a n d 17
Hrv Trcfrcn ha* been accepted a- vtf»i.!a,».< t
OREGON
I son W ash , . a n d by a lia it-brother, A Ï
f
g~w
IJ r O D S
J. B. Izear 1 o rtla n d M r I r k i n s A I O l l Ü
! was a m em fiber
ber of Holbrook lodge,
I
No 30, A F A t A M , of th e S h rin e
and n t ttie B rotherhood of T ele
S u n s e t
I u n til
graphers
C ontest Hponsored by Azlraln VaiiKo* -verlng of Zeeland, Mich.
Mill Team
to Play Gaston
Mt'.
H IL L S B O R O ,
Why a Community Newspaper?
* H O H O I4H Ilev. A lexander H a w
th o rn e will p re ac h hl» farew ell Rt r
inon Bunday, pri - •« m oving 1»
ills nrw charge a l C linton-K elly
Ilev H lla v n o r H inlth from rllla
■nook will move to th e BelinllH-’II-
g a rd charge.
MI m G loria Coe 1» «pending the
week a t the hom e of h e r uncle, II
T Heaae a n d fam ily.
T h e Ice cream social. w hich wai.
d a te d for Ju n e 39, liu» been po«l
poned.
Mr» Audrey H eaton »pent Hat
urday a n d B unday w ith re la tld e i al
M an zan ita beach.
Vl»ltorn u t th e C E S tre tc h e r
hom e last week were Ilev a n d M rs
Pierson of Iteduiond, W ash , a n d
Mrs W U m gw orlh anil Mis» K a th
e rin e lam gw orU iy of M arshfield
Mr a n d M rs J. M S tre tc h e r.
Mr-. F r id d r o lle r a p d Mr. a n d Mr.-
Tully, outfield er a n d pitch er
c E S tre tc h e r uttendivl several of
on H uum » of liav ld Iran i, which
■ th e M E coiiferenc. m eeting* In
will play Hillsboro "B cai
hen*
Ju ly Irt
l-o rtlan d lust week as re p rrs e n la -
stlv c s of the iii hulls M E ch u rch
• • Scholls I..idles' A lii will m eet
Ju ly •! a t Hu- C lifford Trask hom e C e d a r
Ja c k and Veona Itu.s.dl w ent to
Alsen S a tu rd ay , re tu rn in g Monday
m orning.
HE I'll AN V CEDAR Ml I,I. Cedar
A ttend Fam ily R eunion
Mill ha •ball team won from K a n
Mr a n d Mrs M II llo /a rth were
ts f i l l
11 I o l.< it K an .a.s City
S am ong tile 11X1 dcarcndiinl-s of K q u li c Next f undav C rd.u Mill will play
I a n d Mllly It llozurth. who held tin G aston a- C edur Mills.
j th ir tie th a n n u a l reunion of th e
A picnic was held In Hie N. P.
I llo zu rth fam ily assm latlofi al W ool-
| laud. W ash . on th e old llo z a ilh Jonnson woods B unday 'Those p re s
d o n a tio n laud claim A m onum ent e n t were Mr. and Mrs. A r t h u r
3 Is erected th ere III com m em oration Behullz J e a n e tte .Schultz, Mr und
ol Mr. a n d M rs U ozarlh. who ciune Mrs Jo h n M uerer. lo re ll Hoy M is
Jam es W alters. Evelyn W alters.
Mae
Iowa to Vancouver. W ash , In 184.. Miss , i V ' " erna
, 11 T
"' W
v' “ allers
ll,r ,s
p ,,r t:
traveling 22!»:i m iles iron, A pnl un- '“ m.i ' w “ i,
B urbura and
III N ovem ber T ile family form erly D . onald
. Il <* W alters. Iasslt
Ix die a n d Roger
lived in Missouri o ffic e rs e h ? te d •,‘d>ns<»n a n d th e ho st a n d hostess,
1 were: A H Boauirth. W oodlund Ml un<* M l'’ N 1 Johnson.
p re sid en t. W R flozurth. Vuncou-
Mr and Mrs Jam es S ixirks of
I yer. hon o rary p re sid en t, H A Iz-gg. P o rtlan d w ire guest» of M r nnd
P o rtlan d , vice-president; J (> lloz- Mrs G lenn C a rr M onduy night
, a r th . Huy City. historian. a n d M
Mis,. V era Mae W alters who ts
' Il Hogarth, Scholls. secretary a n d em ployed In P o rtlan d . was hom e
3 tre a su re r.
with M r and M rs J a n ie s W alter»
Move to B onneville
and fam ily Bunday
Rev a n d M rs S tan ley T re fre n
‘
J ' . ' , M r a n il.. M rs ¿ « J * *
a n d d a u g h te r R onnie Je a n a rc mov- . ',1' 1 ", ‘ 111,1
'5 'r,‘ Mr. a n d Mrs
I ll g to Honnevllle th is week where -'-'!"i W alters and son W m er W alt-
, ll..y . u r building a new log hom e 7
”7.
M r s „ J f "u rc h le y of
M r nnd Mrs H T Hesse. E Q.
la n d W
llc a to n were am ong the
j Bi li<ills folks, who a tte n d ed th e
M ountain Home a n n u a l home, m-
! Ing .Sunday.
H om ecom ing at M ountain Home
was cclebrato'l Sundav A Children'»
| d a y program was held in Hie in,H il
lin g Ix-n tlu sb e r. Y am hill county
I school su p e rin te n d e n t, h a d charge
l o t tin- a ttc rn is .n program , w hich
I Included a vocal solo by Mrs M ur-
i gucrltc Emil and m em orial s e r
vices lo r Rev II A lbright. M, mid
M rs I'alcn C lark and Mrs M ary
Ilognrt Rev C P. G a te s ot Pori -
I lan d gave a special a d d rts s In
m em ory of Rev Albright V isitor-
' from a d istan ce were M r and
ARGU S,
To Play Here
Scholls Will
H e a r Pastor
in Farewell
. p a st......... I Hl. nea
, I ■ ' nm
nll v .
' W
l i l i l m
í 11.11
i httpcl. rvcrntlv built, fur a period
Mundi..*
I of c ln h t wc»‘k.s luist S unday f,,ur
four
f K<*nrrattoiu of relatives were p re s
e n t to heui iiuii pn-.i. h ’i he\ were
S M N B onhuni a n d d a u g h te r, Mr
M innie B a rtle tt, a n d (iuuuhter. M is
llaael T refre n , a n d (laughter. B on
nie J e a n T refren . all of Scholls.
Mr a n d Mr C h arles Frlstoc and
two c hildren of 1’ov.er cam e F r i
day for a visit at th e M rs E lizabeth
Reed hom e
Jeanie .I.'.nv k ' . ‘Inukl.d'-f i’l M '
I and Mt , C iiffoul T rask , underw ent
nt
tonsil opfrutliin at ttie Good
B a n u irlta n hospital F riday
M r a n d Mrs A H F lin t a n d
I d a u g h te r. Miss M argurei, were w.-.-k
I end guests of Mr. » a l Mrs. H 1
: Ellul and d a u g h te r M arita li n t the
F lint bearli hom e r e a r D claikc a n d
, al tendisi tlie Red H ead reunion at
'l'a ft Hunilav
Miss Evelyn Hesse a tte n d e d tlie
I w edding ol Ml.
Elia It.
and
I Melvin Haw kin.-, at P h ilo m a th B un-
I d a y a n d played the wedding m arch
S un d av visitors at I h»’ Roy M oore
f hom e wen- Mr nnd Mrs Ashley
Dickens, n of G aston. Mr
John
S ’l'lHiuipson of R.-cdviTc a n d th e
f t m an 11" - fam ily.
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