Page Six THE H IL L S B O R O ARGUS, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Thursday, November I. 1'i.ti of Hillsboro ami Wilma and M ar­ wltli a birthday party 111 honor ol Sunday al their faun and attended jorie M arr of Kansas City. 1 H illy I V liin t o I k i r t l a n d i Mr Heaton's birthday iX lo b er 24 (he nagiani given Sunday evening Mrs. Larry Lawton of Seattle vis­ | al the Uxlge hall after the regular at the church H ills b o r o Auto Freight ited her sister. Mrs. Bradford meetings Members of Lincoln and m II llo.nrth s|»'nt the week- Bonded and liuiured G am er Powles, last week 1 Ruby lodges anil several friends end on a business trip to G rants Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Halui are Serving Beaverton, Aloha, ll«e,| I were guests. Mr lleaton was ulso pass and vicinity on a trip to Southern Oregon. vllle. llUlkhoru. (iirnellus and honor guest at a dinner given Bun- Mr and M l' Geoige lewellyn Messrs, and Meadames Loel Hol­ day by Mr and Mrs It T Hesse spent the week end al Newpoit Forest Grove lenbeck. J. L. VanDomelen and Hollenbeck» E n tertain a t Floyd Raffety attended Pythian ¡when 13 relatives and friends were Bunday gui-is al the Will Gein- P ickup and D elivery Service at I entertained In honor ot his birth- liella home were Mr and Mrs. J A I'aekage Italea Sister Temple at Hillsboro Friday P a rty ; Smith» Honored day. Undow ol Cedar Mill evening. Hillsboro Phone M3 B en efit Friday Fai mlngton Bunday school W UI Mr. and Mrs. W J. Wall and A community benefit dinner will i„- held a, 10 a in. Instead of 10 30 East Hid» '¡Vrmlnal Portland Mr and Mrs. Stanley Halm re ­ MOUNTAINDALE The work on turned lie given ul the C W Larkin home lU i formerly Wednesday front a fishmg Phone EAst »131 the M ountaindale electric light ex­ trip to th Fllday from 13 to 2 p ill. The pro- Mr ami Mrs J M Btreli het e eoast. tension lias been started Earl Hol­ deeds will start a cook Stove fund visited the F M Henderson home Bible school will be held a t lenbeck has finished delivering the M ountaindale Sunday at 10 a. m for the church kitchen. The affair m D ullam l Tuesday Mi llendei DO YOU GET UP NIGHTS? poles for tile lute. will be followed by the Bcholls .M,n «hu formerly lived in B< hulls. and the regular Sunday school at ABE VOU tlV I lt I«' Ladies' Aid meeting. was Just recently called to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. B ert Wilkes. Mr. 9 a. m. If so. nature is w anung you ot Mrs Harry Hoetfel and son ot and appointed .ales manager lor and Mrs Jack Dyer and son Jackie Mr and Mrs. H. J. M ailer re ­ Witch Hasel were over-night guesls d,,. power equipment depai I incut ot danger ahead. G et rtd of your and Dan Phillips of Longview vis­ turned from Idalm Monday, where of her parents. Mr amt Mrs J E u u. western division lor ihe Intel trouble early. Make tills 25c test ited Mrs. A. C. Wirtz Sunday. Mrs. they have been visiting. Bennett. Thursday Mrs. Hoeffel national Harvester eoni|wuv Ills tie! JUKI tier Oil. lluchu leaves, etc, Wirtz returned to Longview with Saturday visitors at the Archie was a soloist on tile Woman's dub headquarter- will tie In Denver them to visit her daughter. Mrs. Thompson home were Mr. a n d til green (ablets. Ask for BHKET h ' federation meeting program Wilkes. Mrs. Homer Kotch and Mr. and llie bladder laxative Take 12 of Benefit Supper Attracts . . . Miss Bernice Dillon of Hillsboro Kira Delbert H utchens of Forest tlwiu in four duva. If not pleased The Annual Mountain Home spent Saturday night and Sunday Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Armen- go Ixuk and get your uginey. 1813- Ladles Aid benefit chicken pie sup wlth M argaret Mathiesen trout of Banks. Miss Mamie Sandy KETH work on tlie bluditer similar iwr will be November 9 There will / Mr. and Mrs. L. B Hollenbeck o( Buxton and Frances Thompson be a candy booth and also a sa le ol V. ' I I I t I U> l N i l l l l t At to easier oil on llie bowels Flushes visited over the week-end a t Sea- of Portland out excess acids and other Impuri­ bags of farm produce which will side with Mrs. Hollenbeck's brother. Mr. and Mrs. George Herniens pi BEAVEHTUN l'ix- newly elected ties which cause getting up nights, take the place of the annual bazaar W. B. Hollenbeck, and family. and family of Verboort were Siut- are Delbert llurke. The Sunday school orchestra will lli-Y . . olfleers . Amos Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck ¿ay visitors at the Joe Baker home, llierly. vlee-preat- frequent desire, scanty flow, burn­ furnlsli musk- and group singing I’" ' ' entertained friends Wednesday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hutchens Ivln Guniin and ing. backache »r leg |mms You are will be one of the main features ol treasurer. ’ ami David Secretary ning with a "500" party. High scores of Forest Grove were Wednesday Mason, re­ bound to feel better after this the a ita r dinner amusements. Serv­ were made by Mr. and Mrs. Jam es evening visitors a t t h e Archie New inemtMi.-. a re Edwin flushing and you get yoiu- regular ing will begin a t 6 » m and con­ porter. Mathiesen. second by Mrs. Richard Thompson home. lîlulter. John Btaehle. Ellis Nyland. sleep G uaranteed by Dell« Drug tinue until all are ferì. Sandford and Henry Cypher. Those Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher of Henry ülckiiiun. lavricU e leppiin store Adv Social Friday present were Messrs, a n d Mes- Nampa. Idaho, are visiting friends dames Henry Cypher. Richard Sand- in this vicinity Midway school will hold a basket Markey Bayle and la'onord Rhor- baek. social and program Friday evening ford. William Joos. Jam es M athie- Miss Daplme Lowe and a friend T. H Bclioene and Mrs W. J E ntertainm ent will Include plays, sen. A. K Reynolds. Loel Hollen- Miss Switzer and Gordon Layton, "A Joke (Ui Bobby" amt "Five Jo l­ Scott entcrtalned a group ot frtends beck, Andy Christener, and the wlio are attending Oregon State ut a luneheon at ladies of Rotary ly Ghosts," by up|x-r classes; " Three host an d hostess. college, spent the week-end at th eir j D e m o c r n tic C a n d id a te Mr. and Mrs. Sam R affety went homes here Jolly Pum pkins;' tap dance, and luneheon a t the ivw ter Plate In Portland Wedncsduy Dards wrre to Rockaway to repair th eir house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corev and "Three K ittens.” by primary de­ tiw fo r diversion of the ufternowt which was damaged by th e storm, children were Sunday gues'ts at | partm ent; and special music C of­ GUI R éserves of the B eavertoli t i , ...... By ■ Loren . , T. " T ■ S p a n ish and W orld W il t s , tlig» M a- Armed w ith board iiw nikt* nr m t l iss fee will be served. -Anniversary' O bserved the Fred Youngen home a t Hel- There s a long, long trail awlnd- n n es won laurels for their corps on r, , , or cutlass, L. M Miller went to Tuft Bull- hlgh schixil «laid a masque rude | The Misses Amy and Helen Hoi- vetia. ing back to th e first birthday of land or ___ sea. Each crisis rh*o th a t k .,7?“ pj““ y nc ,u o ,u’lne ____ _ ••„■ “S.i us“ ■Murtoy o m e on a “ I day day. He took Mrs Luev Miller and l,al'ly Friday lenbeck were hostesses a t the Earl the U. S M arines who celebrate America' has” faced “has given th e his mod*rn P ^’totype Is I Mrs Mis Lily Bones to their homes M' l n l s c . ol Ihc Erh iuUsldp Bridge Hollenbeck home October 21 at a the 159th anniversary of their corps sea soldiers an opportunity to serve skilled hi the use of machine guns. there, a after fier several visit al at 1 lub guest- of Mis Ruin Boyd several weeks weeks' visit dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. on November 10. Nearly eight th eir country, a n d m a d d itio n ¿ S n ¿ J “ 1 ,10 and ^ p h tn e s . the F. O. Miller home «1 her home in Sorrento October Hubert Sm ith's fifth wedding a n ­ m onths before the declaration of special tasks have been assigned ? to man a five-inch Mrs Anna Wenstrom of Portland 24 niversary. Those present were the Independence was signed, a Corps to them. t*111' 01 *u l(t-atrcraft battery. 1» a house guest of her sistei Mrs ^ rs- A ® Hansen has returned honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ of M arines was born amid the first Romance and adventure are In-1 Wooden ships and the cumber- Elisabeth Iteede ’ from a two mouths visit to WIs- bert Sm ith and son Earl. Mr. and B U X TO N *W ork*at^ the Elwood of A m ericas first fight for ter-woven in every episode of th eir s®n’*> weapons of Revolutionary Mr. and Mrs Loren »s«-ward and c“ns“ i ami Minnesota Mi ' Hunden Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck. Leonard Van- colorful lu-storj since the first h a«», » 'e ».a—i faded Into ••-- Uie past, and - 1 »*- Mr. ---* and -- Mrs — Earl - - Ruskr'-liVn'i'idC . visited ( i - id days at the Century Domelen. Sydney Connolly, and the mill is finished and workers are hostesses. Aniv and Helen Hollen- seeking other places of employment Tlie y a il harks hack to the days Marines, authorized by the Contin- lmve btx' n «^Placed with tile float- trip to H arrisburg during th e week of Progress Fair Cuiigregutloiuil chiirih ladies held beck. s Lane of Mist was a Buxton u*lgs buckled shoes; ental Congress in 1775, embarked on lng fortresses of steel an and m achtn- end a fixxi sale al Halstcu s Hardware I of wooden ships .uid iron men. of a successful expedition to the'*B a- *’rv which now guard our shores o . Norman Stanton, who has been visitor Sunday. Psh‘s are Coming I o store. ■ ----- ‘—* possible invaders. Likewise. Scholls' November fighting — tops. — It •------ ham as in 1776. capturing guns and — a»™inst attendtng Banks high school, has Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards and flintlocks and fig 1« when the Mrs M c McKercher has re tu rn -| gone to Vancouver. Wash., to a t- Elsie Meyers spent Sunday at the ’ lnds wa>’ through more than a am m unition from the Brittsii. tbe duties, customs, dress ami mode Scholls la d le s' Aid will six>nsoi a tend high school. Fred Beiiefiel home near Mantling ce,,tur>’ and a half of national Tl-.ev are traditionally a seafaring living of sea soldiers have benefit pie social and program at *d irom “ 'u 't'k visit with friends; in K uklund. Bri'iiierlon and Beattie. Sunday visitors at the Janies Miss R e t h e r f o r H H o n o r e d ! ' ents. ln ’ hich the land warriors force because the C ontinental C on- changed gradually with the tunes the grange hall. Mathiesen home were Mr. and Mrs. birThdav sYirmu-w"Tiny was direcUxI th a t particular care Oregon contributed Corl Wohlschlegel and family W ash more than The "ftOO" club wus entertained A. L. Jensen and Bernice Dillon given Miss Lucille Retherford of ^ ^ ¿ f o - b a n d be taken th a t no persons be up- 1,000 of its sons to serve in tlie with Mrs. i,. i. H ulett of Newberg -------------------------------------------------- i r u Ketneriord at fighting u ith pirates m the medi- pointed tn office or enlisted intn at . (he Grange Lantern in Portland and . ---------- Melbln Ziegler went W O r ltl — n vu i i to v v Gobh itM n t' , , Corps during the Worin “ ------ undhigm >rs of SllIldav Io attend the birthday dm - I?,*1 w,'''k il" kursLs °l >f Mrs. i leorge Roberts & e h n Rmck R iS e ll fto r a t c h a Pul"'l*'c. stalking IncM- good seamen, or so acquainted w ith t t a t 's t a t o are e n ro T C d 'in i l l ranks Iler kiven In honor of the birthdays Blassei anrf Mrj, FYltJi u ,Lst a daughter, Patrie la Ann. was uddn ¿ X l ; ans u i o u r own country, battling m aritim e affairs as to be able to , enrolled in its rank,. of ! m Boxers in China, and th e raising of serve to advantage by sea when re- ^ ron’ lts orl»ln ln colonial days days. Mrs. Clara Wnhlschleirel i, vi.o born to Mr and Mrs ............... William ¡ ' ^ n L(W me' OId Glor>' U1 ot different q u l r e d ’ and 1 ¿5s P‘'n n ‘ui,‘nt establLsiiment ¡ng at the Fred Wohlsrhlegei h o m e G< tober 24 Mrs Canq>b»-ll iien e F ^ ^ “ WUina C r o it h e ^ Pegd IT v,,aled when PMW The old-tim e sea soldier could J ? ?-o«rai,,Ch ? iore''? Mr *"d Mrs .1. K Vien,u’tt s,amt *“ convalcsl,,« m the Wilcox mem- gy ¿o n g m z. V e rc Z WatlSn Tun; C t k hlSWn' — -------------------------- 011 “ „ „ " „ „ , ,79#; tbe C°n»> has been proud the week-end at Blue Lake nark orl“1 hospital In Portland Irigate. climb aloft to drop grenades °f ts ser\lc e to the country. It Ls Christian Endeavor .wx-tal at th e •',|s 1>oy tlri,v entertained tlie 1 *Ye-yerS in hatties of the ;he Revolution, on the decks of opposing war craft t c i ’ -P™1“ 2f moMo' 'Sem per M ountain Home parsonage was well ^ ‘'itn u t bridge ,-hib with a luiuh- and Lucille, Ju an ita and Velma -------------- the W ar of 1812 the Me ___________________ C ........ ivil o ..................... r come to ........... grips .......... with the enemy. S iw i..'., ■• whlch m eans "Always attended ami neiied 1 eon o . w r w Mexican. ................... ted JH 88 , , October ., ,, 23 Mrs Anna Cox and Retherford Several from Scholls attended the ,, ,**, H Nelson were guests of W. B. A. m et in all-day session ciUcken supper given by the K lnton 1 Ï,S ‘U. . - , ... f with pot luck dinner October 24 at i .a i » - Aid »m Friday evening < I m 7 ,o n T bry l2e 8 Wednesda5' Stark home Included Veona Russell. Ladles' . . Mr. and Mrs. W. ... T - Desstnger and J the home of Mrs. La Vona Peterson. | in honor of_Hcr btrtoday. Wayne Andrews and Bruce Dodge , Mm G race Taylor went to Port- Miss C athryn Deailnger attended A substantial taxpayer o perat­ I About 30 persons were present. Vis- the G erm an Festival a t the Turn- ing a large form near Roy Rest- p „ , *** _ . of Sherwood and Bill Yedd ot Port- bind Sunday with her daughter I itors were Mrs. Ione Justice and u r d f i - ^ announce S at- land MLss M argaret S tark was Mrs. Phil Dahl, who spent the day VT * ‘n ,ul11 Saturday. dent of thia county fur 58 year- ' son Lonnie. Mrs. Dorothy B ritten, d at? , for HT*«- hostess. a t th e H P Tavlor h o n ,. 5 Seven dead rat» we ■ere found In a Blands for lower taxes an farm s i Pauline Tisdale and Theresa G oert- newly remodeled store. Hot coffee will be served all Y h ~ r — MllW* M cCann sP™ t ^ ‘Uik Nutley of Redmond spent 8“T.T-„.T.hu,? dí.‘y .¡ ‘_n lt‘ . 8bnday a< T ,” ‘™*a ' . \ '» * Snyder lióme Blanche Hillsboro; with a reasonable reduction and Mrs. Alta Hensel of n of ear Bonks. a¿ d C h u r c h P la y B r in g s in S u m th e ¿ y 's T r i ^ n ü n “Ä *' °f u Y rnnhunom uym eii-hem ’ D P Saunders of Avery,' Idaho S a le o f F e d e r a l L a n d still efflrlent service Government sfx-nt .several d a (,».« with i Mrs. Julia Kirk. Mrs. Rose Bellish. P a rties P lan n ed ¡ institute. at minimum cost. He believes in his twin sister. Mrs. Jennie F ar- A d v e r t is e d in A r g u s for W o rld Service ! Mrs. O. H. Stowell and Mrs. John G/U‘,‘5 “ ot Mrs Elv,,ra ° ? d'ie of Pasadena. 8tr<‘tch(T h? me Notice of the sale of tim ber on nuiking tlie public dcdlar do tlie Bellish, all.o f near here A meeting 51(16 oi f whlch is C a l. who was called to the parental th i Jo™ * h.»piuueb»»rtelF rtd7t fron' O rrK"h »nd California same work as tlie lrrlvate dollar. , of the ladies was held th e following ‘t o aril home b>' th e death of her father. SCHOLLS—A novelty musical act S ï r i L ÎÎL - S n , , î L th e b2n^ « V " « ¿ “ U K K , S S S .cS 7 1, 5 ? ' „ r ' K » ; lJ a f 1j " grant 5 " If elected will londuct tile public afternoon a t th e home of Mrs. Vida J . W R ay ’ J T Anderson of Farm ington, ar- business as carefully as a private under the direction of Mrs. J. M H^Dr a S C\ f atUG ilv /'c o o l ? Powell to tie a quilt. rived Saturday morning by plane daughters o f Oenevteve and ^ Mnrv veru»in„ page of J this week's . L2£ . Argus. 2. “d business. S tretcher in which the Misses F lln ih e th n e ...» ;. Bry v,‘rUslng Farm U nion to Meet olnT H a llo w ed * Several young people, students grades includes Alice Watson, Eve- Tuesday evening The homes For D irt destroys fine fabrics. v u ■ . . . . . . and alumni from here, attended lyn and Allen Boleen Delà M av next rflsor Bu„n„„.Jlomes. ttre Take this precaution . . . . Tillam ook and W ashington the Hallowe en party at Banks high Viola and Ethel Burke Perfect , d -------------- H a lo u e en e n stunts stunts . . , , , . a t - and games included both homes Friday night. tendance roll includes Virgil I _ . - , ___ a Counties », »»- =• j f tendance roll includes Virgil H at- Scholls orchestra will give a Mrs. Mary Stowell and daughter field. Alice Watson. Allen and Eve- benefit m u s ic a jlt the GnuSte hall November 23 G range nan —Born and reared on a Patsy Visited h er parents at Che- lyn Boleen. recently. Miss Dorothy B arr of Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. B urton Moore of ^ ’.•jshinprton county dairy- halis. Wash., Meeting Planned sP*“nt Wednesday night with Miss Portland visited his uncle and aunt W. B. A. will meet in all-day ses- Doris Lewellyn. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewellvn We will charge you Just a few cents to make your drapes farm. It ii io much ..tie r to Sion Novenwei at h a ll. "The Ring of Kama Krlsh Nlah," Monday. and curtains as clean as new. G uaranteed work ls always —-Educated in Oregon krtp new p.m t and vat- with basket dinner. Out-of-town a pageant- — « « e c i.h .» . g|, l » j q Brian Aheme and Madge Evans are nounces they will be glad to give a t Turner. auitable (or everything from front nihlT i »id Adv.) featured. at any church, th a t will pay the A Sunday dinner party a t tlie doors to table tops. Its high glosa I INI expenses of the trip. All native withstands hot and rold water. Can costumes and properties of the be nibbed to a dull sheen. HALF PINT were furnished by Rev. and Mrs. Smith, who spent several years as missionaries in India. The play cast included Cecil Heaton, Ir- mai Trask, Arlene G otter, Ava Howard. Evelyn Benson. G race Mil­ ler. Mary Lovegren. Leila Howard, Wilma Herd, Tom Stretcher. Leland McCann, Minor Hesse. Herb Snyder Raynor Sm ith Jr., Len Howard, Tom Stretcher, and children's parts by Philip Stretcher, Sammy G otter and Amy Howard. Mrs. Herm an Koeber, who is con­ fined to her bed a t the home of her sister, Mrs. Ferd Groner, was given Marine Corps Born 159 Years Ago M ountaindale to H ave Juice Beaverton iii-i County Commissione Work at Elwood Mill Finished ELECT R. Frank Peters J. M . (Jo ck ) V anderzanden Scholls G ro u p A ids Program Circuit Judge DRY CLEAN YOUR DRAPES AND CURTAINS Paint 'n ’ Varnish for Easier Housekeeping a§ HOME LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS VERSATILE SPAR VARNISH QUMT . o g u Removal Notice CORWIN HARDWARE Headquarters A fter N ovem ber 1,1934 H u n tin g and Fishing Supplies Aladdin Lamps W e will be located in the build­ ing now occupied by the H ills­ boro Garage. D u rin g our remodeling period we will offer our E ntire Stock of N E W and U S E D CA RS and T R U C K S at REDUCED PRICES CADY MOTOR CO. H ills b o ro , Oregon DO DG E PLYMOUTH L ong’s R ad io T ubes T ested Free VOTE WO FREE C o m p le te B u ild in g S E R V IC E ★ Uncle Sam is doing the pow er job in Ore­ gon. W h y set up a new state commission to plunge us deeper into debt? I/Ofe 301 X H a / ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE OREQON’S CREDIT H arry Dorm an, Secretary Weatherly Building, Portland (Paid adv.) 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