the
Page E ig h t
H il l s b o r o
j for th e sam e company on n bridge
job
50th Wedding Evening Gown construction
Mr and Mis Loren Seward and
sistei Mrs Minnie Wheeler Mrs
of Distinction lX'ininin
I'd Dcmmin and lo ru iii and Earl
Date Observed
attended the D ais of 49
pageant at Eugene July 28 27. 28
Mrs Bertha Hamilton 01 Seattle
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Scholls Home
Jack Cohriui
a rgus ,
H il l s b o r o , O regon
1 lere's Something New in Stamps
Mis O tto KoItM'iger and daughter, (illb r l.li* 11 •*« «•(«»('> I liy i h r «'•■uitly C o u r t
Joyce M i s Floyd Hall Mrs .s lid Of II I. Hint«' . f « h r , on f , . r t t u - h h m t . u ,
don N orlhiup and Hetty le u C o u n ty , n u il hu» .p iu lif «.»I A ll l>ri»«>ii»
u v ln g
d u tm«
nttuiu»« «ui.I
«•«tut«» u t»
llal lull 1 hi* alteiiustu was s[sn t h hanvhy
u i l («» | i | t » « n l th e
in ir . d u ly
III playing ":>lkl
High score was '« • t t f l u l i i . h d i i f By
la w t . ' « | i i i i « i | l o Ih » « im in
won b\ Mrs N orlhiup
1 I I ’• I . .
li. I . I ,
I y
y tl|,
Mr and Mrs tt II llarndl ol III a n m o lti ha fr o m I h r . l u ir hi r n . f
Seattle drove down Saturday lot
D u i n i a m i flr a l |»uhll»hm | J u ly 2li, DM 4.
D ill« *
| | « . | | > l | b l | , III l o l l
\llg ll
.'I
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their laughter. Miss lutlv lam.
I HANK
C
SMI III
V iin itila t t u t.'t
who has been visiting al the home
C
la
n
k
I
I
H
ilto
n
.
A
tto
rn
e
y
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'u
r le r
of George R Hill lor tlx- (gust six Hida
tS.T
weeks.
Mr and Mrs Jam es Greer of
Newberg were Sunday callers at the
Andrew Weller home
SCHOLLS Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Snyder entertained with a picnic
partv Sunday August 5. in honor
of her parents. Mr and Mrs David
Fiske of Multnomah on their fif
tieth wedding anniversary. T he oc
casion was also Mr Fiske's seventy-
th ird birthday.
Sixty-five guests were present and
many messages were also received
Mrs Fiske's m other. Mrs. S V.
Lawrence of Raleigh, who is 88
years old. was present and made
the wedding cake She also made
th e cake 50 years ago when Miss
M ettle Lawrence became th e bride
of David Fiske a t the Samuel Law
rence home in Coffee county K an
sas
They came to Oregon in 1888. set
tling in tlie Scholls vicinity near
w hat is now Kmton It was a most
enjoyable day for the couple to be
back in the community which was
th eir home for many years.
Mr. Fiske was formerly an em
ploye at the G roner and Rowell
mill and tile factory and w a s
foreman of the plant for 17 years,
retiring when ill health left him
a wheel chair invalid.
Mrs. Ford G roner read a poem
w ritten for the occasion by Mrs
Ida Kays.
Mrs Rebecca Rowell. 83 years old.
baked the birthday cake Many o th
er useful gifts were received, among
them a generous purse which was
greatly appreciated. O ut of town
guests were William C rater and
daughters of Newberg; William
Caliow. Mr and Mrs Frank Potter
Mr and Mrs. Earl Fiske. G radon
Fiske. Phyllis Ricketts. Esther and
M argaret Hanson. Mr and Mrs.
M artin Smith, all of Portland;
H erm an Koeber. Sherwood; Mrs.
S. V. Lawrence. Raleigh, and Mrs.
B ertha Hamilton. Seattle Children
of the couple are Mrs Jesse iN et
tie! Snyder, b o r n a t H artford.
K an ; Earl R Fiske and Wiley B
Fiske of Portland and Mrs Esther
H anson of M ultnomah, who are
native Oregonians.
T h u rs d a y . A u g n a i 9. 193 1
G ro c e ry S ta r te d
O liv e r and G leason t o
M U R I
« Il
I IN I I
s h r ill M l\|*
i hr
M ill
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a l i l o -y « a l
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to
of
I
th e r a ta l»
II
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A lbe
A llo t io
\ i lm l n l « l r a lo r
BY TRAIN TO
CALIFORNIA
In (h
he S la te o f ( h
Mr and Mrs R L. Wallace have
i on
fo r
t t « .d ll
S lu r V e n e tia n Screen In Ih e M a lle i . n f y lo Ih n e C I o ta im i.- ly of A r t h u r
installed a general grocery store
Tradgixly and m irth Imth In
at the Midway garage building
Schmidt. Dn.-u .«i|
Noli«. I. I,«.,. by it l v i t .
I h ai
th e liti
Fhey were in the sam e business in
lad e the schoolroom in "Murder on
ili-l
» lU tlill. duly
ap| . m i e d
V im in i« « l a l r i t
the Him klxxuxl." HKD Radio s pro
Chehalis. Wash.. lor 14 years prior
o f Ib ., ««boye UM a..«I d .ie a a e d , haa f l l n l
diiellon teaturing Edna Mas Oliver III th e ahoye ei il (lie ti « o in t a u ,I . « „« e
to moving to Oregon a f»w .wars
ago
and .lame.. Gleason al the Venelian her
f in a l aecoui a
and
repor«
aa auch
Mrs H attie Koeber. who has been
Thursday. Friday and Saturday a m i Ih
i r l h, . f t v n i lh« l<’lh «la> «if
at the Bt. Vincents hospital tor sei -
H».il,
The Him combines rom aine with its S e p ie n .
he
hour o f
|.
enil weeks, will be moved to the
comedy and thrills w lun .school 1 . . . l . i k X M «»r » ali| «luy, u n i i t l i r i o n i t
n i «.f tli ir u h . v r
lu 1
«■ni it I n i em ir«
Mrs G H Lambertson home in
teacher lllldegaide Wither* ami i i.m
thlltohor«». O i ’«•»t.'H. U« t I h - H u ir u n ii pini* »
Portland Thursday. Her sister. Mrs
Police Insncctor IXxcar Pl|>er under 1 Tor
Ins«t Ing .d .,n «lo.,. lo •u lti r ih a i ai*
Ferd G roner. will care for her and
take to solve the mysterious iiiur- ¡ « « H I U l . U t i li r.u t h e i i m ul
.•' 11< in.-iit • r
iler
will be assisted by a daughter.
suiti «m l«tr
Mrs. Lylis B artlett
D u i . i l ti n . Wth .|« y I t i A u u u a t, IU .U
Teacher
What did Juliet say , J F.SS IF I l 1 F KS A . It ii iu l a i t u t r l a o f
Club Meets Tuesday
whi'ii she met Koimxi in the Igil- -.uiil K u tu tr li u t i - M. Al«.« t A P r t r i . A l .
Scholls W om ans club will ineel
tw ite y a í«»r A iliiiln l» l r u( rl«
Hide ill big, o ilillo ri.ib le
eony?"
25-U ,
Tuesdaj in tlx- Snyder Grove A
Pupil
I'onldn t you get seat* m
line o'clock pot luck picnic lunch
o M .h ix o n Mitoolli Me.'l rails.
s
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l
t
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the
oreheslru
’
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Ex.
will be served and reports from
1'ourist b erth to r (lie night
N o i n , , h hereby K iven th a t l»y a n «>r«ler
the county federation m eeting will
m a de a n d « n le re d on th e
trd d ay ..f
as little as $1 ex tia. See your
be gnen.
\u * iu » t .
I9 .il
l»y t !»«• t'o u u t y
4*«airt of
•Among the many who attended
loeal agent o r w rite , A.
t t . « h i l l u t *n t ö n i t t y .
O re » , n. t h r u u .l.i
tt a«h Utori «-«-unly to Olaf Olaon. S K '. a lu n rd hu« been ««ppointexi a d m ln la tr a lo r
the salmon bake at DePue ba\ S un
O n u a n ily , 70« 1‘aeitu B ldg.,
of SE». •' S e l l o n Jo l-JN K .’ tt
day were the Fred. C all. Ed and
w ith (h e w ill a n n e » ,il ,.f th e e x la te ..f
W a a l i i n t t o
•u n ly
to l.o u u le
H e u frv ,
A lb e r t
J a . k. d«aeaae«l
Now.
th e r v lm e .
Will Wohlschlegel families Mr and
I'urtlanu, O re.
NK'* .f sf
f S e l l o n j»n | a N |( 2 t t
a ll
p e rs o n .
h a tlu u
.la im «
ayralnat I b -
Mrs Lloyd M urray. Ed and I.oram
C u a ta y
T e n fe l
I.» J o h n
»ufel. 25.75 e«tMte o f
A lt*e rl
J a . k.
de.«a»«e«l.
a re
Denunin. E G Heaton. W C and
• v ir u
S n lio n
I
V lS K l W
heref>>
u o iifir .1 to p r« «e u t th e » ain e to
Doris Heaton. Mrs A B Flint.
G«»»ry.e le u f e l « t ux
J o h n T « u f» l e« n e th e r w ith p ro p e r »on. her« th e r e fo r to
u * . par« o f tt illia m l* o iu t t i | i I
«' l i s
M argaret Flint, and Mr and Mrs
m e at
th e llllla h o rv r < '«•turner . l a l
Hunk.
K ltt
W K Baldra of Portland
Illl l « b .. t o O rew on. or nt I he law o f f I« e of
Morton Tompkins of Dayton Oregon, chairm an of the O regon-W aah-
V n i g r le u f e l e( u i to J o h n T e n fe l el
Peacli Harvest Nears End
F II lo n g u e , in llllla b o r o . O r w o t i, w iih lt i
lngton Melon and Vomato M arketing Agreement committee, pointing UM. I I.S a. i n . S n i i m t 1 n s K l t t
- . i t ' m o n th s fro m i he d a le of ( h l . m i l . e
Peach harvest in this vicuuty will
C
H a r l r a m p f (o M i t a b e lh
Hagley
* A I A I N JA « K J r , A .lr n tn la tr a to r w ith
to the new 3c stam p wiuch is placed on all lugs of tomatoes aold t t > K j ..f
reach the peak of the season the
l.o t 2 l l b i k .1. Illlla b o r o
in the two states «above» close-up vieu of the stam p Cost of the
last of this week. Most of the pears,
G e o ru e A
K iim a el u i I.» F r a n k
S
which are plentiful, were damaged
stam ps ls paid entirely by the grower The income from these stam ps ,G^ ,i • “< t lip ver A . m
A lb e r t J a n e e n el um l.» J
||
h i n . leí
by a luul storm this spring and are
is used in adm inistering the m arketing agreem ent which sets all
aeree H e n r y Illa , k . la m í M
not of th e best canning grade
minimum prices on melons and tomatoes m Oregon an d W ashington. et T I N um . K l J4.7H
tt
Twenty-six acres of timber on
Each crate of cantaloupes bears a 7c stam p
A n n a J an»en K in d e l el um («» A lb e rt
the G roner W alnut Company ranch
Jenaer« et u t
lo aerea H e n r y Illa , k « la im
are being logged by the Glenwood
51 T I N
K itt
K
e
lle
H
u
im
in
« t.» F r a n k F' J u h n k e et
lumber Company and sawed into 8 p. m. He will also preach on tlie C. Reed Message by Clu-istian pas-
C hina ties. The null is operating evenings of August 11 *uid 13. Sun- tor The message will be a oon- UM. I.«»t 5 It l- s k ;t lleuaoni«- llr lg h t »
Keaaie t t a h l . r a n ta
tu A m .«
II
Kn h
five eight-hour days per week
day morning there uill be Love Unuation o f t h e theme.
’The
Foreat
Mrs M artin Bonfigt visited last Feast mid the Lords Supper at tlie World Wide Program to Over
Over- Grvnr H UV ‘‘*r‘ ,o< ‘ ll,«Mk
week with her daughter. Mrs Ed close of the morning service. AU throw C hristian Civilization ' Ev-
M a ie L . G .a a lw in to S uaan 1 G ta e iw ln .
Egger. and family a t Beaver.
are cordially invited to these serv- erybodv ought to hear this por-
19 Hloch 9 M y r r »
A d d itio n . Krwil
Mr and Mrs C harles Haynes at- ices.
traval of modern events and the vUI*
ten d 'd a wedding anniversary din-
—
reason for them Monday, 7 45 p.
J»‘,b s.h„..„irr r<
«.. Mark G«n»ih
per at the home of M r. and Mrs.
Methodist Episcopal Church
»'• Practical workers' class Dies- ¡Jum'«™?
”
W B,“tk
Henry Groff a t Aloha Sunday in
Church school. 9.45, classes for day. 2 30 p m missionary society
Martha i smith t<» i a u r a s a i - r i
honor of th e anniversaries of both ages ui a growing school; divine
meets at Mrs. L. B H alls, 1552
” Serti.-n ic> t j n k iw
W e nave u p-to-d at.* s e d c le u iiiiig e q u ip m e n t and
couples.
worship, 11. sermon by the pastor. Main street Thursday. 8 p. m
---- , , ttiiiiam . t anumu
UB K»
Ilice«
M
can g ive yo n a fir s t class jo b . B rin g y o u r V e tc h
Mr
and
Mrs.
Earl
Russell
and
Subject.
"Jo>
League
service.
7.
midweek
midweek
Bible
Bible
study
study.
We
We
extend
extend
a
a
I
••<
»
sc
ti..n
m
r»s
k
i
w
Mr. and Mrs. C hester Becker of
*
C le a n in g . C lo v e r Seed C le a n in g , and G ra in C le a n
f *■ N a r u p el uh t«> F r r .lin a n .l
Wilsonville a n d
family visited
A glam orously lovely evening Mr. and Mrs. F lan k Fisher atten d - High school league led by Helen hearty welcome to all our services.
I. 4
rre«. S e r tio u 27
N
ed a picnic at Bald Peak park
Fellowship by Harold Carlile. R L Putnam , pastor
¡J^.“ “
Scholls friends Sunday.
in g to ns. W e can do y o u r c le a n in g b e tte r.
ensem
ble
is
this
one
of
clopinet:«
g
unc|av
aj,d
heard
a
speach
bv
Pete
uiuon
s
e
r
u
c
e
s
’i
t
8
in
th
e
uudlto-
Scholls W om ans club w.d spon
U
«1
M ilb m
A
D u n h a m r t uh to J u lia M
B a p tis t C h u r c h
Haffk«- 2 a. r«-. M a rtlo u ih T 2 S K J tt
sor a benefit ice cream social F ri crepe In buttercup color, with Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs. G«orge nuln oi thls church A cordial wel-
W ANTED
Sabbath school, 9 45 Preaching
"
t . iiri« ii ( S h e r i f f i t<» F r e i s h a w
day evening. August 17. a t the co n trast of bu rn t orange velvet Lewellyn and Mr and Mrs. W alter Come to all. Sermon by Rev R. L.
um .
L o ta la ,
15
an«l
22
H illa ln u o
W heat. < la ls . Feed and Brew ing B a rle y , Red and
Putnam
by the pastor at 11 and 8 Sonic A et «• rca.
church parlors. The proceeds will windblown collar and breeze- Orr also attended.
Mrs Nevada Kirby and Thelma
—;;—
people profess to be "with us in
ridden bow. worn by Ann H ar
be used to buy silverware for the
A ls ik e C lo v e r Seed. C rim so n C lo ve r. H a iry V e tch ,
15 a.-rm
Kirbv of Kent. W ash, are visiting
spirit. We'd ra th e r have you os g 2 fi"y l C*
"
new church kitchen. There will be
‘J T I N I U W
ding, screen star, at a form al at the L W. Crowder home.
and C om m on V e tch Seed. W ith o u r d ire c t s h ip p in g
a
you
are.
O
l'h
r
lia
A
A
l,r
»
1..
J
o
h
n
W
A
lliu
m
a voting contest to select th e most
Forty-six attended thte Ladies' _ S«p7cea for Sunday. August 11
din n er dance.
The jacket is
l..,l.
nd a n d SI G ro v a la n d A.
o u tle t we can pay you m ore.
popular young lady present.
w aist length and fastens with Aid meeting and dish shower a t
' h?>rti»i.?
E o u rs q a rr C h u r c h
|
W a.hinatnn c u n ty I,, I'atar J Vander
Rev. and Mrs John Schlichting
r„a t. V' "
“ S'
I..,I 3 Ul.«-li h f , r , i Addition
one bu tto n . The wide Eliza the church parlors Friday It in-
You are Invited to atten d a very •and»,,.
and two daughters of California
SEE US B E F O R E Y O U S E I.I.!
376 pieces
pieces OI
of c china.
139
Subjevt.
r - special «
Bible
C iuueo
ru n a .
is»
an/, rtamg Leger.
Services
a t 8 H d .a m
M e study every Tuesday H ank»
bethan collar and revers tilt for eluded
and Mr and Mrs. Ernest Schlicht
of silver arid 19 tea towels b K
~
“ p ni night at right o'cloc k, also EYtday
ing and children of Sherwood were
w ard.
The frock Is backless, pieces
M IT II'K
T O ( K K IIIT O K S
^ R rvr*.
ev ruiu
and ¿«it»,
Mrs o S u tonier
■ - 5 ung - People s_society.
evangelistic S»TV
service
pre-
av
»_« « ».
i h
az
j
u u c ' Trefren
Arcucu « of
j *
-
evening our evaiigeiksUc
lC*» nre
guests a t th e W. G. Hesse home
In
th e C u u n ly C o u r t . . f Ih e 8 1 a ,a o i
th e sk irt h a . rippling lines, and Bonneville were a t th eir r a n c h TuaUUn PIains
c h n rrh ceded by a good mustcai program
m
Friday.
O re u c n . fo r , he C o u n ty o f W a a h ln a lo n .
a
sh
o
rt
train
adds
chic.
Monday
en
route
to
tlie
beach
on
a
ing
I*roha(a» D e p a rtm e n t.
Mountain Home C hristian Endeav
Sunday school. 10.15 a m.. m orn
Phone 01
M lllerx of Quality t-redn
South Keeond Kt.
vacation trip.
N .X ie e i« h e reb y ■ i» e n th a t th e u n .|« r-
or will hold a benefit social a t the
ing worship. 11 Sermon by Dr A. worship a t 11. and a very special
service
a
t
8
also
a
very
aspet*tally
i.ie iia a
k .*« h«a he rn appoint«<i
Alex Bruce home Wednesday eve- Ferd G roner home Sunday en route
p - . J r ? ? ? . .".“ ’’S ^ t n ^ n “ his vi Carrick Tlie
...v v.
r.
wui
nave
a,
C. E will have an arranged musical prog rum
% d m im a tr» triM
««f th e K a ta t« , . f
f
o
nlng. Program is free, after which from Eureka. Cal , where they had
Pa^ ^ t began in this u outdoor ,uei.[ulg a[ 8 U1
evr
__ ; ;
A lle n .
«leieaaed,
by th e
C o u n ty
C«»urt
hamburger, coffee and pie will be visited a son. Ray Lambertson. and
“ “ * * « ^ « 0 1 green prunes nin a£ thp
of Jame8 Robb
P ilc r in i H o u s e
i f thc S,* * f
Ornr,‘". fur Wa*hinnt«»n
“ I*
r-n , „
» n
»
ianuly
S h e i^ i-d f f i r t g Ä t o
Leadcr' Olen SairfstTOm. Topic. My
Mrs. C harles Reetzc and daughter
m . x . Bonham spent several days pv..np driers will c w n
next week F ath ers World." Be sure to come .A u g u s t 12 Inception o f radio
broadcast of I>r F K Stam m . f,y n«»tiri«si to p re se n t th « nam e d u ly
Man- of Corvalhs spent the week- last week with relatives in Port-
n k e c ^ o ^ th e n ^ n S d o r ii^ s m nm e
end a t the Joe Ego home, en route land
to taKe care oi tn e n p e n e a prunes.
_
C entral Congregational pastor of '»nfi-l. a. i.y ! .. required.
the „„
N. Y . a t - « 9 h 30
l
'¡«’ •«"'d ■' 'he ..ffi.r ,.f j rh.mhum
X
Ä
Ä
m
c Ä
Mrs. TTxeoNiaaen «peni
S
TheT^ I arL
S Ä . d a y < Brooklyn.
* •» '
i p . a 9 i l 45
11"»».
A n ie r n a n
lla n k
H id e .
P o r tla n d
M ountain Home church Sunday
Friday until Monday a t the the George Lewellyn home
»uiiiL ) o'clock, with Pastor Henry S Haller » H h l n ai> in ..,i,h a fr o m Ih e d a te h e r o f
7 V
t,a l a n d O r a l puhllahnal A i l a u a l y . i n
Mrs Mary N ew uSd « ¿ s p e n t £ ^ ha , ai £ p £ :£ ded the Salmon X, A
^ r n , Wednesday to ™
next SunSSV Ä e ¿ n g ? e !
»is .summer' series o - f l l a l*a
le
of
la a l
In ib ii, a ,Io n
S e ,.l e n d e r
the past year with her sister. M r «
Bt 9 * ^ * ®“-'
“ r •..*«» Mrs. Thurlow Hansen, a t
‘ {J«
studies on the various branches
ches of I iss*
William Courtney, lias returned to
-'Ir Mid Mrs Le.and Flint joined Sl" » » s hospital in Hillsboro
mission festival 111 tin- ixirk of Mrs the l'» llrt'» Topic. ' Tlie F oursquare1 1" 1 ,A * k o h s . A.imli,i.,r«in, j
live in Portland.
relatives at Dodge park f o r a
Scholls G range m et Tuesday eve-
l » o n « X m Oospe! At 8 p m . a musical serv- rh
™
A u .
Mr. and Mrs. S A. G otter spent '»‘cnic Sunday They entertained mng. A comm ittee was appom ted „ 7 0 30 a m mid at ’ 30 p m
wlU »*• h‘' ld- b-lM'd 011 '»••
x o ri, . r„ , h h . i t ,
from Thursday to Saturday in E w t- t1" brother. George Snider, ar.d to arrange a booth for the county ^ . v‘u R w esTerk^np of Sherwood ot the P » » " * * and the Publican
x->ri. e t . h m u t o h s
r vvcbu-riuunp
oncrwtxxi
f
, . ..
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e m Washington on a business trip. f«nUy of Ione with a dinner Mon- fair Members a r e Mrs L » W and
™
esierxam
p oi
of
ood ...........................
Rev w C.
Amling
of toner»
Olympia.
c ilUr i?n »«£» i
\
lesson
In the c.mnty c..urt ..f the state «.f <>r«-
Mrs. C. Earl S tretcher and Mrs. day evening.
Guild, chairm an; Mrs_ C. W Lar-
M " Wash, will be the speakers for the
Luk»‘ 18 9-14 All young !**<>-
•
,f r . ‘he CountY of Waahioit..«.
H T Hesse went to T urner on
Mlss June b a r r e n of Eugene «s «m. and George K irkpatrick M
Mr i occasion A1,
rlpnrf-/ nrld m e m b e rs Plr
p ies s meetings
w
All y , fnendS
m<*ttngs
will Septem
be resumed
the
P .i-nn.«,i
N o t ice ta h e reb y v iv r n t h a t th e u n d e r-
business M raday
a house guest at the Loren Sea ard and Mrs. H T Hesse en tertained
£
coPdlal
mv ^td a n to d SI
p n '^ ........
' , k 1,1
ber Next
n i F r a n k G S m ith has been a p p o in t-
Many from here saw President
1’'™ f , „
following th e grange meeting for £ £ cormauy in. n e w to be p r.s - ........
.............
.........
Sunday morning, the topic will be i l a.(minia t«»r u f th e e a ta te . f A h iir a ll
Roosevelt Friday and visited the
Mrs. J. H. McCann attended a th eir daughter. Miss Evelyn, in
on “Pentecostal Power, a study,
U. S. S Houston
bridal shower for Miss Dorothy honor
iston
bridal
honor of
of her
h er birthday. It It was
was also
also
C h r ta tia n t 'h u r r t t
A
of the Assemblies of God Pilgrim | + — -
Lord 's dav church school 9 45 OuUd- • " » Thursday afternoon
~ *
emoon.
Mrs. Fred G raff and baby. Dian Frewing a t the Frewing home a l the birthday of Mrs Harry Schm elt-
id to their home In A;r' ;''' 1 « W ed n ed aj
tag and refwahmenu were
(
have returned
Portland a fter
the C W. woodland, w ash., visited a Oliver
unior
ent.
o r n t n ^ ^ l p a t ^ L M u i d in
c
Larkin home. , . W ,k
t m e of
i». < n ^ uu,uu,
u. m e
b
r M
hnir
Mr and Mrs
Herd and
and W
W. J B Guild
home e Friday..
Fridav
rehearsed
evening
“J
t o J J . a S Herd
j M
hom
r e h e a r d a a .p play
la y Tuesday
T uesciavevenuig
c“
n f 6 rj5wlnR
i » . ’S
- B
family spent th« w eek en d at De- ^ Scholls
» 2 ^ . 5 Epworth
P * 01? ? League mem- at the church It wid be pre P m Junior, in term ed iate^'an d
Mrs " c e o i " ^ it Hil'l” entertained
Everything In Insurance
Poe ¿ay'
* » ° wenf to Falls City S at- sented soon Mrs H L McCool is Young people Union service ai at a him ¡icon Fridav in honor of
Mr arid Mrs. J. M. Stretcher and urday and Sunday, were Misses assisting Virgil Bisch. the director Methodist church. 8 p. m Union Mrs o tto S olbergers birthday an-
D L A it new dress o r a suit
Charles and Henry Schultz attend- Orace Miller. Evelyn Hesse. G arnet
young peoples choir led by Rev
ed the Masonic picnic at Avalon Guild. Bonnie B artlett and Irm ai
<>f clo th e s . . . o u tfit the
park Sunday
Trask. Tom and Joseph S tretcher
c h ild re n fo r school . . . e n jo y
Mr and Mrs. George Thyne of »nd Herb Snyder They were dele-
CornP|,Us Method's« Episcopal
a R E A L e v e n in g ’s e n te rta in
Beaverton were guests at the M B gates from & holls league.
Sunday school 9 00 Devine wor-
Bozarth home Wednesday.
Charles Fristoe of Prosser, W ash.
, 0 gn serm on bv Rev Charles
m ent . . . p u t i t aside f o r
Dave Ceregliino of Sterw ood is « m e Saturday to get Betty ar.d m eed
e mon
ev c arles
C h ristm a s s h o p p in g . . . ta k e
hauling lumber from the M artin C h a rts J r . who have been visiting
_..__
Bonfigt sawmill for a large onion l» e
few weeks a t the home of
Christian Science Societv
a course o f b ea u ty tre a tm e n ts
house, which he is building.
their grandm other, Mrs Elizabeth
& n " ‘ a "e held^everv Sunday
. . . leave it in the h an k and
Dr. and Mrs. William Chandlee Reed. Mrs Fristoe who underwent at „ Ca s „
W e d n e S evening
w a tc h it g ro w .
and daughter, Annice. attended the
° p^ a t.‘° ? ; Sah,ihe. ^ ei tH ™ s e r v i c e s at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
walnut tour in southern Oregon last hospital, was able to retu rn home a t n a m Puplls up
the
wc^k and visited several driers
q * 2 q years are welcomed Sunday's
Y ou can get m ore o u t o f $25
R. N McClure and Dr. Chandlee
and Mrs. A. J. Weller with
' Som t
w€icomea »^n aay s
were on the irrigation project tour "*r - an<J Mrs. John Schnber of
_. . __
E X T R A because it is n ’t s u b je c t
from Hillsboro Tuesday.
Portland attended th e K ansas state Germ an M E ch u rch Bethanv
to th e d em an ds o f y o u r d a y-
Miss Agnes Peters, chief tele- Pl^ nic
Jantzen beach Sunday.
Qn Germantown road Sunday
to -d a y b ud ge t.
phone operator at Eugene, is spend- They picnicked with 12 form er res-
every Sundav 10 a m Ger-
ing a two weeks' vacation a ? the ‘d e n u of Sabetha in Nemaha coun-
11 a m
flm a n d
home of her parents. Mr and Mrs. c>'; Kansas at one table and an - thlrd g u ^ a y .. English service 11
The easiest way to get $25 extra In to start
W L. Peters. O ther Sunday guests ^ h e r table seated 11 from the same a . d .
and gfoi i t h Sunday,
saving a dollar or two a week now at the
were Miss K atherine Peters of t0??1-
—E Julius Tragllo pastor
tf
Seattle, G ertrude Peters and Doris
Mrs Ed Demnun with the John
_ _LpaS
Wilson and John Carson of Port- -Mulloy family of Laurel spent S un-
Bank.. M F Church
land
dav a t th e dairym en s picnic at
Sundav school every Sundav 9 45
Mrs. Flora McAdams Venum and
Keach. Victor Boleen and a m j j rs H Jensen superintend-
daughter G ertrude, formerly of the
O Boleen and families attended en: Preaching
p reaching services
services by
hv Ellsworth
Ellsworth
old McCully place at Mountain
® «SEFif
Tilton,
n. pastor, every Sunday eve
eve
Home, visited a t the John Schmelt-
Mr and Mrs Fred Carlsen visit- „ ning, 8 o o'clock.
otiuVK Ladies'
c auleB Aid mP™
meets
zer and H T Hesse homes and ed relatives at Oregon City Sunday. {¡r s t ' and third Wednesdays a t 2
also went to the H erm an Metzen-
l da K arnhart and d au g h ter,, p m
'
tine home a t Hiteon during the last Mrs. G reta Gingery, and son, D el-.
'
_. . __
"Tile Ijirg ext Independent Bank in
of the week
ben B arnhart, all of South Gate
Free Methodist C harch
Washington County."
Mrs. Ernest Hanson and sons, f a l. were a t th e Ed Wohlschlegel
Sunday school 9 45 preaching
Lennie and Wildmer and Albert home Saturday. They were en route n ® e v e n in g T30 P ray ed m e e i™
H ills b o ro , O reg on
K arpstein are on a vacation trip to J? Plains Mont, to visit h er son. T hursday a t 8 p m
August 10
Yachats and Newport
Perry, and family and expect to ¡ ^ y A c Archer district elder of
,HMi t J ;h a rLes Hay™* “ suyrng at ' ^ IL ° l d l r.I1Z?d?r,bnd nel8hbors » cre the Portland district, will preach at
the Dodson home in Hillsboro while on ^»e retu rn trip,
working in the Ray-Maling can-
Mr and M rs- F red Abisher and
nery.
son, who have been living a t Wood-
Jack Russell delivered a tractor burn sPent several days last week
to Alsea Saturday, returning Sun- a t the A rthur Bogard home, Mr.
day.
Abisher has been employed by the
Mr. and Mrs Ed Albin, Mr and Meyers Logging and Construction
Mrs. Harold Stark. M argaret Stark Company and moved to Port O r-
Veona Russell and Irm a Edds are ford Saturday, where he has work
camping a t Neskowin this week
A double garage with upstairs
store rooms is being built a t the
YOUNG’S
| G u a r a n te e d
Burt S. Wakefield place. Visitors at
Replace thin, tlippery tirei with tough, .ofe U. S.
the horn* this week were M ,. and
¡e p e n d a h iU ty
Mrs. S. J. Cowell and three daugh
Royal« of Triple Tempered Rubber. Their bead II 3
"Thoughtful, Sym pathetic
ters and Miss Lynda Cowell of Mil
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Their Inverted Safety
Mrs. G. H. Lambertson and Miss
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Breaker
prevents
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separation.
Hillsboro
K atherine Lambertson were at the
in
\
fob * bo UT
ntfrt-E
Real Estate I ransfers
S o u th e rn
P a c ific
Grain-Seed
Cleaning
IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO.
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