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H IL L S B O R O
ARGU S.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Thursday, Decem ber ti. 1934
brletson and Mrs. S arah MvClaugh-
vltt'd tit come and enjov au ex Ilenl I tainllv visiti'! retai he» and friend ,
the T rask home, »ere among the Thanksgiving a t the Rose Jackson
ery Thursday.
ineal
guests a t the F ran k P otter home home.
m C i. Il md l i n i Ion dui imi th*u
.Make G o o d lle r o r d
m Fort land Thanksgiving.
Kuby Hodson. teacher of Moun-1
Mi» Ululi«' Johnson and Mi» N
Perfeet attendance for the i»asl
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weller enter- lam Home school, went to hei luune
John n nave a diimer for friend»
six weeks at the Centerville senixti
talned relatives with a T h an k sg iv -1 m W illamina io spend Thanksgiv
and relative» Sunday. Mi. and Mrs
If m u , hangs your atldress kind
was earned by Hebert iuui Richard
ing dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wei- ing.
illy h l: Workman i
I» I -ullivan ol Du ileo. Mi and
ly notify the Argus direct and a t
G raser. Melvin Cummings. Dorotliy
ler and two daughters were among
Mr. and Mrs, Hary Sehmeltzer at-
Sadie Orr Dunbar, e x e c u tiv e M rs W Holtz and daughter P atrl- once.
Cummings and 11a Mae Vandehcy
lliese p re s e n t
, .ided a tamily reunion at the
cretary ot the tuberculosis us-j eta, Mr and Mrs Chxirge Mi lin en '
Perfect attendance for Hie year elation tn Oregon, »iv . in an open and daughters Doris and Doroltiy
Mr. an d Mrs. Carl Seiffert and heme of her pali n '- Mr ai d Mt-
Mr». Meyer» N oble Grand of children erberi and Karlene and Will Baker ot Manning Sunday C ornelius L odge A rran gin g thus far has been made by R chard It Her io liculth worker ' Tuber-1 of Aloha were among those present. |
lin g e r, Dorothy cm im ing» and 11a culosis has iu> signed tli code, it i Mr. and Mrs K c . Schapnert
W anda Lytsell went to the t he tami.y were all present except
Event; Man B reaks Leg
Ruby R ebekah Lodge
Albet i Anderson home at Skainok • one brother. Jim Baker, who lives
Mae Vandehei
s ill w,.rks 24 Ixnu.» a itay, seveni
tallied relative.» m (heir new
rt
a
weel
awa last Thursday for
at Myrtle Point
t r t d ll«pt«s llu
Hurt
days u Week. It is a dise.i e of all home Thank «giving evening. The I
I'O lt
Friend»
of
Fred
lX'prez
are
sorry
C lu b to M eet
visit
nl
,
n'T'ii.v»lu.ul
IUU*
H!relwuvea
were Mr iuui Mra. J. M
it i» M iss I k i r v lh y C .s ik r l
(By Mr«. P « g Haïra
Mr. and Mrs. William Yost and
to learn ol thè aeetdent at S i t i ti -
Scholls Woman's club » ill meet
>
be
(ought
by
educating
the
Ohurehley
mul
sou
Homer,
Mr,
and
CORNELIUS Neighborsof Wixxl- son s nuli Monday, »diteli resulted public
SCHOLLS ______
-R u b y Rebekah lodge daughter Elva of Newberg. Mr. and B m m b e r 11 at tlie H T. Hesse
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a broken ieg. He bi t., the Si maclu, ery° i X i Z 11«? p X m ' f e t
November 28 elected the following Mrs. Charles C ham berlain and Mrs, home. At 1 o'clock a ix't luck din- craft lodge will sixmm r a Uujaar
a
t
Bunnlng's hall Saturday
officers: Mrs. Ruby Meyers. N. O.; Elizabeth E asier of Portland were tier will be served. The program
T
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£ » .« tlX r r y
-<-'d ilaugh.er of PortUud
Mrs. R uth Ohrlstensen V. G.; M rs. Tlrauksgivmg guest a t th e J. L. Is in charge of American Home noon A chicken supper will be
II ,
, I
,
Do you get Jittery? Fretful when
h>mind children*
Mr « ... Ilasel
wisd ihiward “* i workln« ? K''«Urs» wlien you should
Mabel Allison, secretary; M rs-K ath- K err home.
chairm an. Mrs. C A.
Carlson, as- served Hom 5 to 8 a t Bunnlng's had as guests Sunday. Mr. and 1915 it has worked for the niploy-¡two'
lin
n e “ tr’^ n n d Mrs* LloVd Shaw h t " 1! .o tlo “ 1'!“' ‘ n“ 1' 1'
Mrs. Emma D ant N ^nt T h an k » -! "*'
Drink milk And If
Mrs.
erlnc Moore, treasurer Peggy Briggs Benefit Thanksgiving program at sisted by Mrs. J E. Bennett, R e hall
The pre-Advent card party given tlr o ii. Mr. am t Mis. Lloyd Shaw, lias fought for tlie eVoctiun
gave a Thanksgiving
poem. T his the Chapm an school netted $8.58. ports from th e fall federation meet-
erection
o - fig
n u ig ,,t tlie home o t h e r son and you have difficulty 1 n s le e p in g
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i »•»ing
b\
the
St.
Alexander's
Young
M
rs.
Loins«'
C
ix
h
r
a
n
e
lodge will hoi d a pot luck supper Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rowell and mg will be given,
unit Robert i t ubereulosls
—
- — hospitals, («hut tu ber-
Mr
itn«i
Mrs nights a glass of warm m ilk u l
December 12 at 7 P- m. an d ob- Mr and Mrs. F T Rowell were
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Bennett spent People's club November 27 J was well
, A«d " “th. and Byron and O llbert eulous persons might secure vine a urn., i m i . i o'. iioii„.,V
bedtime I.» a mighty »«»ithlng sed a
plnochlr
ttend«\t Five
n v e lu hundred
m d re d and
and[pm
w hle Mooberry.
, mid be taught liow not th ln le e t' A Ut“n 1 M nti ln »oitland
serve Rebekah anniversary
Thanksgiving guests a t the Horace th e week-end at Blue Lake park. attended
Turtles were altead 41 to 38 tive th at will quickly usher you i l l
Miss Frances Pugh Is working in others. It has financed tuberculosis in Tlie
Miss Lois C. P otter spent from Fisher home in Portland.
Dorotliy Lee and Margaret Jo an , ,, ert
, - played.
. „ W inning
- a t . 500 were
I lie Sunday school contest tilt» to »luinberlun«i.
Fridav until Sunday with her par-
Mrs. Nellie B arrett spent T hanks- K eith are staying with their grand- , .'a'n
Jack DelMiian
clinics and taught etiililnsii habits wi-ek belw«»in the Rabbits und tlie
Mrs George U.iertletn Portland.
e n ts . Mr. and Mrs. C. Potter Miss giving with her sister, Mrs Jack parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mur- flrst. and Mrs
Mr. mid Mrs. C. Foster tuid tarn ol personal heallh and hygiene Turtles».
1'he utleixkuiee was 85
Ritt
haler
Potter is a teacher i n Seattle, «{aynard, in Scholls.
ray. while th eir parents. Mr. and
R 'rihaler. second. Pi llv of Forest Orove luive moved Now th at tile.»«' services are func Mrs. D. Gregory
gave a very Inter
„ the Roinehlll place.
Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benson and Mis Olen Keith are employed at , nochic wnmers were Minnie Wyf-
Q U A R T 10c
tioning well Hmiughout tlie state, esting talk mi tlie lessun. Mrs
and John Viut Lom. first, and. Miss K atherine Misktiuins is mak i he a.vwx iution is making a "mass ......... .
Mr and Mrs. Victor W enstrom daughters Evelyn. Betty and Jean the Nuteroft dryer, cracking wal-
Challes
Imlay's
elusa
wits given the
and daughter Rena, and Mr. and spent from Wednesday until S a t- nuts.
, ^ !s Edison and Joe Bernards. Ills her home at tlie Oliver C a rt attack on tuberculosis by the use of banner
w right home.
Mrs Sam G raff a n d daughter urday with her mother. Mrs. O. L.
Reverend and Mrs. Simpson a t- ^A'ood
t “b’'r -
H ie Heedvllle ladies will q u i l t
D iana were a t the C. W. I-irkui Hoyen. in Portland.
tendt'd a family dinner at the Opal ,, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Bishop and
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I
"
*“ >' Thursduy at the home of Mrs
Wednesday guests at the W. B. H am m er home ui Portland T hanks-,
''otertalncd with a party » - « « / - »
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home for Thanksgiving.
ae
rce
°ii
”y
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°
Ugh
P"
’Ve,,t
C
hristina
Kelly A pot luck luneh
Chandlee home were Gladys Spen- giving.
Jhursday evening. Those present IviX'K LrCCK
I O llt il
M rs. Hesse Ho«>nxt
lii „ o n
...
*'Ui be served.
M ountain Home church held a
^lr T?Ilu Mrs\
and
Ur. U. C. tleUhuier. N uperintcn-, j\jr mul • ••
Miss Evelyn Hesse a n d Miss cer and LeUi Weyda of Portland.
Mrs. 8. A. Ueeiu'r uiul
AA \ Man Visits
business meeting last Monday night «
iluiit of tlie -tale tuberculosU I kw -
Olledene Coe entertained eleven
G raham , a representative of for election of officers.
i Mrs Uiel HoMenbeck and son How-
pilai, luis been «|uot«xi u.» saying
guests a t a dinner
party
a
t
tlie
M S T a C .
Ed Bolma and family mid Mra £ d V * B r t t X £ k a“£d M? mid
i ll y M r«. F r« n k l*e«oldt)
Huit "tuberculosis ewild be wip«»!
‘ Sign of the R o .i" ui Ixnior of
age's birthday Mon- was a guest at tlie Frank Rowell Ada Hansen were guests a t tlie
Ed B ritetspaik mid Mi and
out in mioUier generation if enough
Mrs. H. T Hesse'
ROCK
CREEK
Lawrence
Allwen
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home
o:u-
day
last
week.
He
is
m
J
a
m
e
s
^
R
o
u
r
k
e
home
near
Tigard
^
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.
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.
‘‘venlng
was
we^
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to,^
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b
r
‘n
r
P
o
r
t
e
d
beds wire available to <5F-'
dav evening.
spent tn playing "500'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christensen uie west to help iron out difficul- Thanksgivtng.
l4,4r Moixtay
to finish his barber course ! L , l’lrt tll.c ,lx' sl principle of iso-
Henrv
Bietelspack
of
CCC
near
Motutuy
entertained the Lawrence Flint. I ties in the walnut control board.
ls at
at Molar
Barber college,
college.
treaUnent. mul there
Eugene spent the holiday's w ith h his
Molar Barber
Jo«' Tw-tgg and Joe S andiforth fam-1 Loren Haynes mid Oscar Carlson
tpl-l Eleanor
Zurclier.
who Is attending “ I T ? “ ««urespoudmg tlw rough re-
parcnts.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ed
B
ietel-|
”
“
ilies and Harry and Tom Twigg were Thanksgiving guests at the
Reed college, spent Tluuiksgiving ' ,XJ ' X 0,1
of 1 u‘ Pubhc."
P hone 771
speck.
F ree D eliv ery
an d Mrs. Florence Twigg of Hills- Ben Benjam in home
•«is and
ith her
parents.
'ku,
Miss Gladys Brown of Gervais
“nd the
<he week-end w
with
hei-parents.
m "-,
r' n K
1‘,r r i' i1 Oie pur-
spent the week-«md here v i s S S Mr
Mr* Peter Zurcher
,
5* KL'.t,U“‘L M',‘1's M
““
tux-0 Thanksgiving.
Shirley Carlson spent Thanksgiv-
Sunday guests a t th e Freece mg and the week-end with rela-
friends. Leslie Brown also spem I Mr and Mrs. M Congdon and son .
J-'; J(>l‘t .1.'iV’‘T1,“?'r“ “ " ’‘J118
Lillegard luime were Mr. and Mrs tives m Portland She returned
MOUNTAINDALE— Mrs Hubert the week-end here
¡Stanley left Thursday morning for
i
Jam es Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. George home Sunday with her parents. Sm ith entertained with a T hanks-
xip
x»p<
Horton laser Eugtme to six'iul
“ id his family. 1 uix-rculosls
Mueller and Mr. an d Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Carlson. giving and birthday diim er in hon
Hansen, who came to visit th eir Mr and Mrs. Roy Courtney of
or o f H ubert Sm ith Thursday
M other’s Cocoa.
m other. Mrs. Anna Hansen, who Eugene visited a t the Earl Russell Present were Mr and Mrs. Earl
has been ill.
home Sunday.
Hollenbeck. Mrs. A. E. Willis. Syd
Many Attend Dinner
Mr -md Mrs- George Hacking ney Connolly. Leonard Van Gomel
No school was held a t Rix'k Crock le s u u g clinics, tlie nurses, tlie
lieallh education,
hospluds ..........
arc
About 60 were present at the mid daughter Bettv May cd Fort- en. Amy and Helen Hollenbeck ana j . onver. and iiinuiy.
mun.«.
Friday. »m
Alda,
a. Roily
u w ij «urn
mid Billy
nuiy n Don
u n - ..
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Grange hall Thanksgiving day for land visited Mrs Ida Kays Sunday, th e host mid hostess and son Earl
Mr. mid Mrs. Herm an Thles and cer returned to school Monday ?'* n ? * 8 U
•M‘,.l“ lcs
11
the annual basket dinner.
Mr and Mrs. Seth Miller and son They later enjoyed a th eatre party family of Portland were guests of M ter several weeks' absence on ac- i *
dinas seals actually
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Potter en- Jack of PortaJnd spent T hanks- at the Venetian m Hillsboro.
> relatives and frtends here over the ^ u n t of Illness.
i " d ‘ v*Tyo,a<‘. * > , buy'* ev? '
joyed Thanksgiving a t th e George giving at the Mrs. Camy Hitchock
Mr. and Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck and week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pezoldt were ?,"•
u.
hl-‘ P“r t in
Robertson home m Portland.
lKi2i.e' «
.
®°n Howard spent Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs J Hollicker and Sunday guests of Mr. and M rs.1 u ’£ J * u y * * g * ta s t tuberculosis.
Mrs. Hutchens. Mrs. Carlson. Mrs
Thanksgiving guests at the Earl « ¡th Mrs. Hallenbeck's parents. Mr family spent Tlianksgtving with Mr DftVe Hershey of Helvetia. O tlier
* ,
suk‘ l*’ld by u ?e
McCann and Lorraine Demmm a t- Russell home were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. B. R. G unther, of Port- and Mrs. p K alkw arf an d family g u ^ ts a t Uie Hershey honxi S u n d ay , ^ r,\i' o*’ £‘,,b?ryul‘wtji m»»u'latlon hi
H e r sh e v
iu "v>iiiue«i 5?
u i A*
»4.707
New crop. Ilallowi.
tended t h e Mountainside sch<x>l
Penne of Farm ington and land.
of Hillsboro.
were Mr. mid Mrs. C arl Hershey
I5.7 '**. 81,tce
that d ate the seal sale has In
program Tuesday aftemootk
Wayne Andrews of Sherwood
Mr. r.id Mrs. L. B Brown and
Mrs M Edson and daughter M rs and son Bobby.
creased
each
year
until
in
1U29
It
Mr and Mrs. M. B. Boaorth « “ d
M ^s Theresa K arpstem formerly son of Portland spent Thanksgiving R ln.i Russell, were guests oi Mr
Basket Social Held
amounted to $56.444 48 in 1933 It
Mrs. Lacy
Miller
T h WoUe
a n k s-; pendlcttis
Scrolls, was
operated
on for h ap-
Fowles S home.
giving
with Mr.
and spent
Mrs. M.
a t the’
S t Vincent
« - at ’ O the
^ s t Delbert
T
.-R ei-n o ld s
G ^ e ^ & m 1“ "8" * P ° '" B n x i k ^ h « ^ W n m e s d a y ^ .g h t “ n , T ,JA 417 39 Of
« * '•
Mt. Vernon.
in Portland. They returned F n - Pital Tuesday November 27.
)wme gim day were Mr. mid Mrs
/„ m l «„
X ? \ m m “ al surceM.
f‘'e per cent 1» s«'nt to Uie National
day
G rand View Dairy recently in- George Hauser and daughter Irene
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.
w
m A
in.?“ ',
„„ h
uloMS «•-‘«x-tatlon and the r e - ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl S tretcher stalled a
— — _
— —
spent Thanksgiving a t th e J. W. ‘Zer
Tice home in Portland.
Among th
Mr. and Mrs S A G otter and Rueck horn
children and Harold Herd spent
Thanksgiving a t th e L. G. Burge Mrs G rant
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1
tam ily and daughter. M rs Eliza- '“ lu rai»»ru i-ra.mii .it. 01 j -« x i -
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home in Hillsboro.
grover. Hazel Evelyn M v rtle a n d
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Demnun were Ralph Arnholtz and M r.’and Mrs.
Mr and M ra ’" w a ^ r . X l d of 5 ?
^ t h ^ M ra «
Hawamin° Steam‘siuplK“ ^ r ‘’J islS d R c c d v i l l c W o ill.'lll
EaaaaassavRHSTKi
among the guests who were enter- Sam Rueck and daughter and Mr. Cheyenne. Wyo.. have come to live
lbs aunt Mrs Wlllmm ftiegir mid
M U Id ll
lam ed with an oyster supper a t the and Mrs. George Rueck and son.
at M r. Arnold's home here.
' °* F iresl Grove Thanksgiv-
urkTes F ra n k P ev o ld t a n d Lou
1 *
« -.
,
Whiz W
home Friday
Fnday eve-
eve- „ .S
Taylor went
went _ to
W
auna and
and Eugene
Eugene W
Wtrtz
were ' n ? Tr
o ld i T l X i W
Whiz
W hiznand
hiznand home
S. ^ P P. . Taylor
to .W
W estport
estport
W auna
irtz were
k
' t pe;
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
Burbank
mid
ning. About 30 were persent. The Sunday-, »'here W illard Taylor is Thanksgiving guests a t the home
J ? kn
( I'y l la ie l C hurrhlpyt
Thanksgiving Obxcrved
Whiznands live on the old F rank crawfishing.
of Mrs. A. C. Wirtz.
t?
x
HERUVILLE Mr« W ...........
M Snipes
Meyers place at Midway.
, Mr and Mrs. Autlior Burke and
Miss Marie Raffetv was quite ill relatives a t r
L o S?“ 1 k t h entertained
.m Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider
In re a r of I'iggly Wiggly Store
Blaine
with
a
family
diim
er
on
£av,’.
a
btrth.lay
dinner at her Imine
Ernest Hanson returned last Tues- -anuly of Beaverton were T hanks- a (ew days ----
last week
but _ Is — ini Alr ant, Mrs A
----
—
Brock
and
1
nanKsgtvtng.
Those
present
were
•=y“u»y
im honoring
n o n n g M Mrs.
r» vv W Lorenz
Mr.
anti
Mrs.
A
L.
Brock
and
Thanksgiving.
Those
present
were
'
s
i*n.day
Lorenz
day from a fishing trip at W est- giving guests a t th e W alter Burke proving
te n
T n fh e r
nf
PortliuiA daughter Guinevere and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider Jr. l?* Portlaiiii Guests were Mr. and
port.
home.
Mrs 33.______
Q U A LITY M EA T— S p ecia ls for S atu rd ay, D ec. S
•en LUtnei ot rorctana Mfs E B Sahnott. and d anghter and Herbert. Stanley and Lorraine Mrs„ w Lorena. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Mrs. Rose Jackson and family
Miss Velma Wohlschlegel is ill spent
Wednesday
“ •
-
Snipes
and dat
daughter Oeraldlne.
A
C
W
utz
sh
e
was
»
T h an k ? Dolores were guests of - - - Mr. and Schneider
of ----
Shady • Brook.
Mr. and N. bn
ix s and
entertained Thanksgiving for Mr wBh the mumps.
giv-ng e u £ t i f thS E a i l L m h ^ i Mrs' Frank Murphy and family of Mrs Arnold Berger and K enneth., “ ’»d W. M Snip«'.»,
and daughter N arcv Mav from P331 woek m Newberg a t th e home homt-
t
. the Earl Luth r Troutdale Thursday.
Norma. Edna and A rthur Berger
Milton Schappert aim m i s s tin e i
G a s to n M r a n d Mrs Mike Jacksoi- of her parents Mr and Mrs Brown ' c , o rd on L a v to n o f O reu n n S t a t e
M r' and Mrs Joseph Finegan and of West Union. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- JFlr.“ .h w_''7'
of Mr. mid Mrs
Value Seal Sale
Cited by Leader
W oodcraft to
H old Bazaar
Scholls Lodge
Names Leaders
QUIET NERVES
McFall Jersey Dairy
Returns to School
CURRY’S GROCERY
Party Held for
Mountaindale Man
M A L T E D MILK
...
9c
W H IT E K IN G *7,h;''p\: wd 2 9 c
P U M P K IN X
10c
19c
Honors Daughter
\/TII V T
Ke a|| <i ca
& lH
Wh 5 ite-
iVIAHV.
for
29c
P R U N E S 3",'^""
19c
E D ’S M A R K E T
BEEF ROAST
PICNICS
Sugar cured
Shatikk'.ws.
caret S tark were euests a t the
^ r - and Mrs. Charles Haynes a t- Lavton
,
ani4
Eivin Finegan and hostess.
, >
u ia ‘ Mr,s
Kirkwood
Harrv Wolfe home in Portland tended a family reunion dinner
Sirs Loel Hollenbeck Mrs A E fam ilY °* Hillsboro Thursday
Mr. and Mr». Ernest S tatu s and
¿-17*
and
“
Sunday a t th e Ben Deford home wUlS.' J t o J ^ S M a tm /e « and _ Mr
n d . Mrs. A. Stauss were Mra. John Kirkwood Thank..giving
Mr. and Mrs. C. O
O. Dixon spent
spent! family a an
_
Oi'.Tui
‘'«ttinrtX
t1
n
ie
Thursday
with
Mr.
Dixon's
parents,
guests
at
the
Louis
Stauss
home
Je
ste
r
mid
Mra.
May
He»»
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Heaton and on th e mountain.
Mrs. P A. Qualls
Ano- " Huh
»t Mr a««* Mrs Ed Dixon, of Mil- near Hillsboro Thanksgiving.
'tstuxl Mr and Mrs. D Mtlstead
grandson Avery Lee Shipley went
Mr and Mrs. J E Bennett and B anks-M ountaindale
club « at
»roiaiA "500
»nn Ai..h
r i waukle
Mr and Mrs peU,r Zurcher c n - uuV F?k Tlle>
on their way
to Banks Sunday and also visited otlier reatives w-ere entertained at Banks Tuesday a t the home of Mrs
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
F.
O
Shay
and
tertained
with
a
Thanksgiving
din-
Bandon,
a t tile Ervin Shipley home in Hills- ip e Harry Hoeffel home Thanks- Cass Wilson. Mrs. John Jansen will
Seth Sm ith and Jacob Cor- ner. Tw enty-three were pres».iit.
"JAry Olinger visited H arriet
boro.
,
entertain the club December 11 at family.
were guests of Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weldon were
i*1 Portland Sunday,
Give Benefit
_ .e "C P Heaton _family were the home of Mrs. Fred Ennis of rel!
and
Mrs.
Will
Beals
of
Forest
guests
Thanksgiving
of
Mrs.
Wei-
Ladd's
Aid Is giving a dinner at
T hirty people attended the bene-
a t the Victor Boleen home Hillsboro
don's sister. Mrs. O. R. Keebler. of
school Imus«' on the 15th of
fit card party at the Julio us C hris- Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Toelle spent Grove.
i December. Everyone 1» cordially ln-
tensen home Saturday evening. I t
Mr® 5£ary Stretcher visited her several days last week visiting ‘rel- „ Mrs. Berger and daughter Oleva P m la n d .
srger of Forest Grove
Grove. C h ris1 Thanksgiving guests a t th e Fred
■ th ' e Scholls
- - - ~ Wont- »on E- T S tretcher
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ilv in
nrtu„H
Berger
was sponsored • by
and fam
family
in »!,«•«
atives ,n
in P Portland
Micholson,
Carl
Long.
A.
M.
Wood-
!
Benson
home
were
Robert
Moses
a n ’s club. Mrs. F. E. Rowell Iiad Portland last week-end.
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Mrs. Sam Mclivain, all of Cor- and Mr. and Mrs. F rank East,
high score and Freece Lillegard , Mr , add ,M rs- ° ° n Cole and son
Th
, tonne<1 thp -rimp „.a , p «„ el.
nelius, were guests of Mrs. G en-
Mr. and Mra. Bud Hoge and
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Car^CariSu home3' '
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a'n d ‘’¿ ^ ‘j m f s " ^ 01' r° ° m
eya- a Robu'
e-t ‘e “T Thursday.
P ^ ay
Robinette
family of Longview visited relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cummings on Munson Hill last week and spent
esses.
L. W Crowder, who has been lx>ara ln m e jaus.— e x .
and family have moved from Bux- Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hoge’s
Miss Thelma Hesse daughter o i confined to his bed several weeks
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I brother. Bob Munson.
Mr 5 d Mra. W O.HeS?Vho at-•' following pneumonia is able to b e ' « you change your address kind- ton n to north Cornelius
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Suver en-
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tends Monmouth Normal school, | al» a t the house
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Mr.
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Mrs.
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Quality Job printing—Argus.
spent from Wednesday evening un-
Miss Laura Ahlstrum, who teacn-
ce-
til Sunday a t home
*» th« G roner school, spent T hanks-
Miss Evelyn Hesse en tertain « !
. an d the weekend a t her
several friends with a Sunday night home in Portland,
supper. They party attended the
Earl DeVoure. who spent the
past m onth a t the DeVoure home
league service later
Sunday guests a t the Julius C hris in Jacktown. returned to his home
Fine G ranulated
tensen home were Mr. and Mrs in Minot. N. D.. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Schulmerich
Jo h n S titts and Cliff McRoberts
spent
Sunday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
of Hillsboro. The Christensens were
Thanksgiving guests a t th e S titts Elizabeth Reed. Mr. an d Mrs. Vir
IN D E P E N D E N T L Y O W N E D A N D O P E R A T E D
gil Bish and son were guests a t th e
home in Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mra. Joe F lint Joined R«ed home Thanksgiving m honor
FREE D ELIV ER Y
Second at M ain Street
P hone 3251
other relatives at th e Ernest Hite
'^rs Heed s birthday,
home a t Hit-eon Thanksgiving
. ar^ Mrs. Ed Demmin a t-
Aid to Meet
bended th e community Thanksgiv-
P rices E ffe c tiv e F riday, Saturday and M onday, D ecem b er 7, 8 and 10
Scholls Ladies' Aid will meet a t ;n? din" ? \ a i . Laur£ 1 Sund^ ' .
I 'k r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
F
lint
and
the H. T. Hesse home F nday A
special Christm as program will be j*“ “? ? 1? ! ^iaryl’?lle wii h
S ve
Minute.
oTven.
, lyn Hatfield, and grandson, W " “''
2 pkg».
Those who spent Thanksgiving P7int, went to th eir beach
a t the Jim Moore home were Mr near T aft over the week-end.
E astern Oregon
and Mrs. Ray Moore and two sons,
ure, ?! Sherwood
Phillips finest quality.
-lb. tin
H ardw heat
Mr and Mrs Leslie Moore and
fr? nI_5?on^ v pl ‘ 1 F n d ay at
Consists of 12 selected vegetables
four sons of Tigard. Mr. and Mrs
« -wild™.,
F ran k Moore and three children of .-p^ , S, ^ l h ™ P ^ f
W aldport. Mrs Omer Moore and Jf® ai ii?e .*'pme
her mother,
Kellogg's.
three girls of Cottage Grove, Mr.
J ' T ' Anderson- to r the win-
cans
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and Mrs. W W. Hollingsworth. Mr.
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and Mrs. Chester Miller and daugh- . A lafRO cr?*jd ~ v°f parents and
ter, all of Newberg, and Mr. and v'l31tors attended T h an k ^iv in g pro-
Mrs E L Sceiffort and daughter -ram a t Jack to’ "n school November
F a ir w a y M a r k e t
15c
Pound
BOILING BEEF
8c
Pound
V egetable Soup
4
and sons and Erma Baker of Man-
'ey.»?i? d , TJ??iI? a'’,J?1pkli 1^ >"
ning visited at th e Asbale home ^ f r i ^ ^ s . t o y MoJ.ro d u r i ^
in Portland Thanksgiving.
,
„„ .
Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Stretcher and th ?<-We?kLeli3',
Mr r a anclv
n a Mrs
three sons returned Sunday from a , *l
M rs J 11 « Ytu n k e r a n ?
trip to Washington, where th e y ! dbhn Jackso n of Gaston spent
visited relatives at Kent Seattle tl
-i
and Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Twigg spent
Sunday a t the Joe Sandiforth home
in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Trask and
daughters Irm al and Jeanie and
h er mother. Mrs. Mary Hill of Stay-
ton, who is spending the week at
Finest pure cane
1 0 a..........
50c
lbs
100 lbs.
..........
Fresh F ruits and
V egetables
New crop.
Tender. B u n r h ...............
$4 .9 9
Fresh and
crisp. Bunch .............
CARROTS
Firm, solid
LETTUCE heads.............
R olled
' Large size,
’ very sweet. Dozen
Quick or Slow
PEA S*,
MILK
Mt. Vernon
*j for
O
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lc
lc
10c
15c
FIRST CLASS
HOLIDAY ROUNDTRIPS
for the first class
one way fare
plus 5 0 /
—to a ll S. P. station« in C ali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Ari
zona. Tickets are g«xxl on alt
(rains leaving—
DEC. 13 TO JAN. 1
Be b e d by miJitighl, January 12
Also low coach-tourist fares oa
sale every day.
Southern
Pacific
But our Cakes arc
baked for those dis
crim inating p e o p le
who demand t h e
best.
N A P H T H A SO AP
PU R EX i2.gauon jug
M A R G A R IN E
MATCHES
count boxes
We Deliver
PEANUTS
Hot from the
roaster. Lb.
COFFEE
19c
3
S H O R T E N IN G 3
100'
Lb,.
......................... 55c
CANDY
S ^ m i,
2
lbs.
CAMPBELL.», assorted
DOG FOOD;™ ” "
WHITE KING
G ran u lated Soap.
kr
can«
21c
28c
W HITE KING
‘‘Enter the Old Dutch
Limerick contest. Ask
for particulars.”
Asparagus
H ouse
25c
5c
TOILET SOAP
4 bars
30c
19c
19c
18c
25c
Pint
PEACHES
DEL MONTE
No. 2>/s tin, halves
No. 1 can
WHEATIES
2
p k8.
Tender,
green.
23c
PlLBEIff
19c
29c
C O F F E E F0LGERS
2-lb.
Tin
Each
cans
Free Prizes in New
Word Building Contest.
For details see our
display.
íií^ W S 'S Í
Pow
P
ow de
d er.
Quick or Regular
SOUP
DEL MONTE
pure vegetable
CALUM ET
18c
Bdl 2 5 c
25c
ROLLED O A T S ____
,39c
» lb. xaek
CLEANSER
25c
Armour's Best.
CLEANSER
Fairw ay Q uality Blend
cans
i5 c
PEAS ^Lr<>n No 3
OLD DUTCH
C O FFEE
C O R N E D BEEF 2
....
4 bars
M axw ell
20c
PH O N E 3131
cocoa
PALMOLIVE SOAP
TEA GARDEN SYRUP
DURKEE’S MAYONNAISE
1-lb.
Pound
3 lbs.
Phone 451
35c
SU G A R ,POswi?ERED 3 a.. 1 6 c
Many varieties
daily at the
Perfection
Bakery
2 for
Pound
Pint
2 c.
Full pound bars.
Ticklish Tillle says. "Many
a cake is made for a
sweet cookie."
Del Monte
Fancy Red
No. l
tall tins.
Sugar Cured.
P rices E ffectiv e F riday, Saturday and M onday
16c
TAPIOCA
23c
SANKA
47c
Whole Wheat Biscuit ,.Uk IOC
SA L M O N
SUGAR
10c
BACON
FREE DELIVERY
GRAPENUTS
FLOUR
Steer B eef
Pound
58c
l-lb .
Tin
30c
Try a cup if you like coffee
with a flavor.
ORANGES
Navels, 200 size.
2 d o zen ...... .
35c