THE
Thurnduy, Jan u ary 3, 1936
Masons, Eastern Star
in jo in t Installation
Tuulllv lodge, A. F. unii A M , i nt were Mr and Mr» Claud Cook
iiihlalli'il »Un < i» plnU y wltli lu a l- and »on Vernon, Mr. uud Mr...
atlu d ia p iri-. <>. E H, liiuiaduy Fi.uik Bi'hulliHTIi II. Evelyn and Al
rvviiliiu ut thi* M ix jii I o tciupiv. All vin hi Iiulim i li b, Mr and Mr...
, , jo lu n o n look thè ilu ilr a» wor- II, ib Biliuliiierlch und »on Elmon,
lUilpIiii innate r öf tiie fudge. Ollie» I Mr und Mrs. Chester Blewurt oi
. . . H-
... H.
Killy. M-jitor i Hi aver. Mr. Hnd Mrs. Dave Edlger
officers are
li- Kelly,
w.11 lie n ; J. I.. Aulil. junior w ard'll; ; and daughter Dolorc», Mr. unit Mr..
i .i.ok J r . tiru .o ifi F C H oU - ! We» Mcliulmerlch and daughter ,
mull í «eirelury; Cari Ruaarll, w»«- llu ty mm Luclle K athryn, Mr. and
lur dim
W. II l'iigniwn. J"ii- ) Mr.,. Loren Sehulmerich and daugh
l o r dvA '-n, J.uiira Crvilk«'»huii». ter June, and the iiosli a.
diupUUi. txauüd Megargel, nentor At cndrotl, Takes Vacation—
«.tf-w.uu. J W Burney. Jtuüur hu w-
Fritz Abcndroth returned New
a i ü ; L 1» Hhiiiaüerger. lylcr; and
j II Murtón, truw.ee tor tiirce Year's day irom a week» vacation
with relative» and friend» In Cull-
yi'iirk.
.
Installation nTi monti ■ or U lu la - Inrnlit At Ban I ru n c ise o lie found
liu d ia p lrr were opened by Donald buainegs quite lively. He visited
Mcgaigcl, Junior port pul ion, with I runner employe', ut Ban Jose, where
Mr». Megargel tui eaeorting niar- Ha y had a jewelry »tore, and also
hal Mr» H M Goodman »a» In- I nail one at Carmel, where lie vla-
,lulling officer, Mr» 11 A Deck, ' il, it O ther places visited during I.is
, napliun; Mr». J II Murtón. 01 vi.cation were Oakland, Berkeley,
gunu>i, uncí Mr». II. W Barm» ui- and llurllngumi He »aid It rained
■,tailing mundial. Mr» Verne Curry and raim il in sunny t'ulilorniu all
took the chair a» worthy m atron, 1 the time lie wus there.
F C. Holznagel a» worthy patron. Ilniiorrd at progressive Dinner—
Mr» J 11. ÜuiMnurc. « x w inte m a
Mrs. Donald It. Jackson < M argaret
tr o n
W F Cyrtl». aaHoclale pe
iron Mía» Ho»e Cave, »ecretary; Rood, was entertained Bunduy eve
ning
with a progressive dinner end
Mr» Helen Delclunail. treaaurer;
Mr» H L. lloeffei, conductress; ing at the home o[ Miss Dorothy
.Mr». It H. Baater, associate con- Havens 1 hose present were M l'ses
duetres»; Mr». Frank Rowell, ch ap D r in k r Felton, Cluia Ruff, Mildred
lain; Mr» Arnold Jciuten. mundial; Elder. laihomu Powell, Mary Yoder,
Sm ith. Kilty Caldwell,
Mlie. lluzel Bryant, organist: Mr» E.runor
It C Munson. Adah; Mr». W F Dorothy Havens, and the lamor
cyru» R uth. Mrs. F C llolanugel, guest, o th e r dinner huetesscg were
Esther. Mr». W J
K lischede. Eleanor Bmlth, Mildred Elder, uud
M artlia Mr» Fred Sewell. Electa. Lahoiua Powell
Mr» W F Treglown. warder; and Watch Party a t Walkln»—
Il l Patten, neniinel.
Mr. und Mrs. J R. W atkins en
Program presented during I n
with u Watch Night party
stallation Included plain, »election» tertained
New
Eve, Those present were
by tllen n Payne of Portland, vo- Mt Year'»
und Mr». Tom Thom u.on of
.1:
I '.w .n
H ill " I
Carlton.
Mr
Mrs. Jam es Vulle
Pnrtlaiid. aeeompanled by Mrs. T u r of Beaverton. und
Mr and Mrs. Lowell
ner. xylophone selection» by Roscoe Brown. Mr unit
T H. Pitm an
Munson, and a vocal nolo by Muu- und fumlly. Mr. Mr».
and Mr» O. W
rlce Dean, accompanied by Mr» Hundsuker. Mr, and
Mrs.
W. Jung-
Sewell. Mr». R uth Harbison G ardner nickel und fumlly. Mr». J. W
Maier,
unit an apfiropi late »election Bil Ted und Pearl Muler.
lowing the worlliy inatron'» welcom
ing siiecch, and little Jan e Vinton S, hulmrrl, h Returns—
was flower girl for the entire meet-
Mr und Mis. Wes Sehulmerich
mi! Christm as carol» were »una In and
two children of Bun Francisco
he dining room following th e OH arrived here the lust of the week
r monies.
for an Indefinite visit with Mr
8, huhnerlch's mother. Mrs Anna
Sehulmerich. Wes has been playing
bull with the C incinnati Rol» unu
is having lus winter'» vaoatiuu.
Mrs. Jacks,»,, ( oniplhiirnted—
Mrs. Donald R Jackson of Ouk-
lund was , ntertalned witn a lunch-
i»»n I'hursday at the home of Mrs
John R. Bullies of Portland O l l i e r
Robert Kelly wo» re-elected pres guests were Mrs T W. McDonald.
ident of the Hillsboro High School Mrb Florian Mills. Mrs W Picrey,
Alumni naMM lallon at tlic annual und Miss Dorothy Oillmore.
reunion In the high school gym Canadians Visit Here—
nasium Friday night O ther offi
Mrs. Alan Purvbt und two chil
c e r an- Mlsi Florrnce M cD onald
ecretary. and Mis» Oussle Bigler, dren of Edmonton, Alberta. Canada
are
guests of Mr» Purvis' parents.
treasurer
Dancing, ranln and a social time Mr and Mr» Jacob Mohr, and
were enjoyed by the « o re s of Hll- oilier relative» They came down by
hl graduates until a late hour. The auto, making the trip with friends
gymnasium was beautifully decor In two und one-liulf days.
ated with a big C hristm as tree
All classes were reprew nted ex Sewing Claaars Resume—
Second term of the SERA sewing
cepting 1911. 12. '13, 14 and 19,
alum ni member» being present iiom clgas will meet from two until four
California. Portland, and many olli- o'clock each Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at the public library
rr outskle points.
Plana for a picnic were made for beginning January B Anyone In
the first Bunday In August a t Blue terested Is invited to attend Mrs
Lucv Ingram in in charge
Lake
Have W atch Party—
Mr snd Mrs Howard Olanle e n
tertained with a watch party New
Year's eve. their guests being Mi
and Mr. J,din Gales. Mr and Mrs
Miss i j d l a Hemrich. daughter of Glenn B ull and Mr and Mrs Roger
Mr and Mrs C Hemrich of east Hawley. The evening was spent hi
of Hillsboro, and Edward Lange of playing cards.
ihoudmeud were married N ew Girt Reserve» at .Maaauu—
Year's day at Balt Crssk near
Margaret Cypher. Alma Salinger,
Dallas by Rev Neuman The bride
groom's niece and nephew. Mis» Margaret Batchelder a n d Evelyn
Edna twinge and Irwin Lange, at- Paslev left this morning for a
Mazamu
teiUMd i h in i
1’h e b rid e w ore a three-dav vacation a t
tam p Mt Hood They Joined a
street rnarm ble of m idnight blue.
group
of
G
irl
Reserves
of
the
P ort
Mrs lwuige has been In p artn er
ship with her sisters In the restau land area.
rant business at the Imperial cafe Poem Published In Tennessee—
since April and Mr Lange Is a
Iha-ni entitled 'Bounty," n New
farm er Tire couple will make then
Year's verse, written bv Mrs. Myrtle
home in Hillsboro for the present
massing of Hillsboro, was published
in the December 30 Issue of "The
Challenge." a magazine published
In Triinrsr.ee
Kelly Re-elected
President Hilhi
Alumni a I Meet
Miss Hemrich Bride
<»f Edward Lange
Miss Haas Weds
William Yates
Miss There.»« I, Has and William
I, Yates, both of Orrgon City, were
i»l In m arriage New Year's
morning a t II o'clock. In the chapel
of Pilgrim House with Pastor Henry
8 Haller reading the service Miss
Haas Is a sister of Mrs Elizabeth
Davis o f Hillsboro The young
couple were attended by Mr. an id
Mrs J O. Beaullau of Oregon City.
The young people will make their
home in the Clackamas county city,
where the groom Is employed at
an automobile agrnev.
Entertain
at
Dinner—
Mr. and Mrs. J H. O arrett en ter
tained with a dinner party Friday
night G uests were O. Phelps. J. L
Anderson, J M. Person. L C. K ra-
mlen J. J Wlsmer and M II Stev
enson.
IxN’al Singers In "Messiah"—
belongs the honor of being Hills
boro» first new 1035 resident Bhc
I» the daughter of Mr and Mrs.
I, C. Hullt iE dith Wilson) and
tips the stales a t 10', pounds She
will celebrate her birthdays with
her great grandm other. Mrs. Kln-
raid of Ci "orbett. who was 77 year»
old New Year day.
Mesdames V W. G ardner, Lyman
Howe. Victor Bryant, and Clinton
Duxbury and Miss Minerva Fuller
sting In the ''Messiah" presented
Bunday a t the Portland auditorium,
leav e for Yakima—
Mrs. F L. P rangrr and children
lelt the first of the week for Yak-
inui. Wash., where they will make
their home. Mr. Pranger has been
In th at city for several months.
Card Party Wednesday—
St. M atthew's ladles will give a
card party a t the Catholic .school
hall next Wednesday night. Mrs.
J W Jurdee will be chairm an of
the hostess committee.
Ur«. Sehulmerich llimless—
Speaker at P. T. A. M eeting—
New Year's Baby Arrives—
To little Miss Nancy R uth Hultt
Mrs Anna Sehulm erich wax host-
I’si New Year's day for a family re
union, having all of her sons and
daughters, excepting Miss Alma,
who Is In the east, and most of her
grandchildren ns guests. Those pres-
Mrs« Barnes
is having a
Clearance
Sale
Dresses, Coats,
Suits and Hats
Get your’s while
there is a
choice.
GOAR'S
W o m a n ’s S h o p
K. M. BARNES, Prop.
Miss M argaret Dixon, county
nurse, will be the speaker a t the
I’ T. A meeting next Tuesday
evening at Aloha Her subject will
be "Ealing on H ealth '
Rattlesnake Belt Displayed—
R attlesnake »km made into a
belt was brought In last week by
J. Routsong. The snake was killed
bv his son, W. N. Routsong, in
Arizona In 1007
Pomona Officers Meet—
Officers of Pomona G range will
meet Friday afternoon ut 1 o'clock
In the Hillsboro G range hall for
rehearsal hi the fifth degree work,
.ohese Group E ntertained—
Lohese Camp Fire girls were en
tertained wlih a C hristm as dinner
party December 2(1 a t I he home of
Mrs. Victor Bryant, th e guardian.
Undergoes Major Operation—
Mrs. H. M. Reynolds of near
Scholls underw ent a major opera
tion Sunday at the Smith hospital.
Dr. C. T. Sm ith operating.
Ret urns from Hospital—
Jimmie Ede. who has been under
treatm ent a t the IJoernbecher hos
pital for two weeks, return, d home
the last of th e week.
Miss Morrison Speaker—
H IL L S B O R O
A RG US,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
P age Seven
Officers Named
by Men’s Club
Mrs Stevenson are showing him as
Hats cleaned and blocked, shoe»
much of our country as possible. shined. W. O. Stam polu. 1132 Main
They made a trip to Newport New
87tf
Year'» Day.
See
W.
M.
Bmlth
about
your
au
Ml and Mrs. C. E Wells are en
Ugilbres Entertain—
tomobile Insurance, a u th o r is e d
joying their trip south to their old
Mr and Mrs W E Ogllbee e n agent for reliable western com
home in Texas, according to let
tertained members of the Kappa pany. Can save you money.—1358
ters received here. In writing from
men now form the membership of
Tau club with a watch night party
34tf
Officers were elected a t the last the club and twenty-one of them
Ilurlenglii. Texas, December 2U.
Products of artists from Hillsboro New Year's eve. The evening was Second 8t. Phone 2831X.
| meeting of Scout H arrington Camp w< re present Sunday evening for and vicinity will be on exhibit at i spent In playing cards and a pot
Mr» Wells says In part:
Real Old * h < Dance
“Tliey let U» out of Mexico anil ; No. 15, United Spanish W ar v eter i Hie »upper Following a social hour the Coffee club meeting in the I luck supper was served. Those pres-
we were fortunale to get back under ans. and Auxiliary, und Joint In officers were elected as follows: j chamber of commerce rooms at , ent were Messrs, and Mesdames
At Aloha O range hod. Saturday
the »tars anil stripe» again and stallation will be held a t the Vet 1 C. C. Weber, president; C. M, K ru- 2:15 p. m January 11. Mrs. E. E. E. M Bowman. Fred Chas»?. Harley night, January 5. Olven by Dad
line sure feels good Co get back In eran» hail on January ib . h . b cliek, vice-president, and Harley Bentley, chairm an of the a rt de •Smith. Fred Heintz. W. F Lormor Thomas and hla old tim ers
4«
partm ent of the club, announced. and host and hostess.
to th<’ I'.ood o,d U. H and >ce Old Rogers, junior vice departm ent com Cruse, secretary-treasurer.
Glory again All these people th a t mander, will be the installing of-
Miss Alice Sewell, who h an in
The club had charge of the eve-
Moose Dance
are ,o dissatisfied with our govern : I leer.
i nlng service In the auditorium. J. structor In the a rt departm ent at Birthday Celebrated—
Every Thursday night a t the I.
Camp officers elected and ap- N. Wiley led the chorus choir of, Linfield college, will be the prin
m e n t should have to live over there
O
O.
F.
hall.
Admission 10 and 25c
Mrs.
R
Frank
Peters
entertained
and they would see things dlfter- jgjinlcd an- E. D. Hite, com m ander, ' 1 • »my men; Henry Young offered cipal speaker a t the meeting.
4«tf
a dinner and theatre party Revelers' orchestra.
1 C. E Duma.,, senior vice com m and the prayer and E. N. Baker read; Those having paintings or other with
ently.
in honor of the eleventh
"Our speedometer »ays we have er; John Jepxjii. junior vice; F rank th e scripture. Rev Reed preaciied types of a rt work which they would •Saturday
Rambling Mountaln»*ers
birthday
of
her
son
Robert.
Those
gone over three thousand miles. Buck, trustee; 11 H. Roger,, adju- on "The Unsearchable Riches." This like to exhibit a t the meeting are present were Donald MacKenzie,
Dance a t Laurel hall Saturday
Lizzie Is beluivmg pi city well. Hoe lu n l ui.u quarteim uster; L. B iia - club plans to lake charge of the; asked to call Mrs Bentley, tele Theodore G ardner, Jack (loounun. night.
January 5. Old time and
had better- We saw the new llJJo ley. offleer-of-the-day; A E Ed- »ervlti•» in the aosence of the pas- phone 1218. or leave them with Mrs Henry Hunt, Eddie Wells and modern.
Admission 15 cents and
l ord today and now Lizzie doesn’t i v,,»rd... oilu e i -ol-tlio-guard; Jam es or during the next three Bunday Ed L. Moore at the cham ber of Robert Peters.
25
cents.
45-8
Welch, chaplain; Aioert Bpierlng, evenings, who will hold meetings, Commerce.
look so classy.
" T ills place wo» Just nie.a|Ullr historian; and Fred Boyd, patriotic at Cornelius.
Everyone Interested in art. w heth Used Clothing Solicited—
Ask
your
attorney
to
send
your
and cactus twenty years ago We instructor.
Sunday evening Rev Alexander j er a member of the club or not,
More used clothing is wanted at
The Auxiliary elected the fol G. B ennett ol Forest Grove will b e ' »s invited to the meeting, Mrs. Bent- the SERA sewing room, and may legal advertising to the Argus.
hud lunch with the Rotary club
this noon. They were very n ite to lowing officers: Lena Edward», pres the preacher. Rev. B ennett w ill; lev said.
be left a t the SERA room near trie
uh . We rate ua pioneer» in thia ident; Ida Hite, senior vice presl- »nog with
him Thomas Isaacs,
Oregon Electric station Mrs. Isabel
LEARN TO PLAY JAZZ
i i e n i . O ra Laws, jum ur vice Minnie j wuo will direct the congregational
country,
Warrens, who is in charge of the
"Tomorrow morning we are go I la li y, conuui tor; Mary Bpierlng, n . g l n g and sing two solos. Mrs.
work, will call for clothing If de Beginners or students with a fair
ing oul to Port Isabel for break guard; Mrs. Merlckle, historian; lthoda Rennlson will play the piano
sired.
knowledge of music.
fast The port 1» being dredged oy E tta Welch, patriotic instructor; and accompany Mr. Isaacs. Wei-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Entertain» at Luncheon—
the federal governm ent to make a M artha Jepson, chaplain; Hazel come ts extended to all.
Francis E 8turgts, who has been
seaport for this lower Gulf coun Dumas, musician; Mary Rogers,
Mrs. Morris Well entertained a t
IVAN KOEBEK
with Hare, McAlear & Peters here luncheon Friday for her daughter
try. I wish you could see the acres secretary and treasurer.
Hillsboro
ANNEAL GOODIN FAMILY
for two years, and Miss L. M ahalah Dorothy. Those present were Nancy Phone 2943
and acre» of citrus tree», mostly
K urtz of Portland were m arried In Aileen Easter, Jane Vinton. Gloria A graduate student of Ronald Buck’s
grapefruit, b it» of It Is the pmx-
REUNION HELD SUNDAY
Portland Tuesday a t the C hurch of Johnson. Mary Elizabeth Bickford, Simplified S tandard Course of Jazz
meated kind. We would like to take
Annual Goodin family reunion St. M arks and All Angels. Rev. and
aonie home, but know we could
Dorothy Well.
was
held
a
t
the
W.
G.
Hare
home
Rictiard F. Ayres performed the
never gel It through Arizona und
Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs- ceremony.
California. Anyhow we ure eating
ROY At an Impressive wedding J W. Goodin. North Plains; Mr
After a short wedding trip they
all we can of It.
ceremony at the 81. Francis church
Mr» W A. Goodin, Cornelius; will be at home after January 15
"Expect to »pend New Year's ; Thursday morning Miss Sylvia J. and
and Mrs. T. P. Goodin, Oren- at Bancroft, Oregon, route one,
In Corpus Christi, then a few more Duyck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr.
co; Mrs Ida Gunk. Mrs. Fred Zllly where Mr. Sturgis will manage a
days m Han Antonio before we Emil Duyck, became the bride of and
son Fred. Mis» Lena Goodin.
and poultry ranch. He left
s ta rt home."
William A. Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs Lillian Day. all of Portland; turkey
Mrs. John Peters of Verboort. Rev Mr. and Mrs W G. Hare, Mrs. the employ of the local law firm
Joseph Heesacker performed t h e Dolores Vinton and daughter Jane Monday.
Mr Sturgis ts the son of Mr. and
j ceremony.
and Mr. and Mrs. John Hare, all Mrs. R. E. Sturgis of Brooks and
The bride wore a white satin ol Hillsboro.
Mrs Sturgis the daughter of Mr.
dress with a trailing veil caught
and Mrs. A C. K urtz of Portland.
about the liead with orange blos
Mias Iva I. Lee. daughter of Mr. soms, She carried an arm bou PICTURES APPROVED
Both are graduates of th e Uni
and Mr» W E Lee of Hillsboro,
versity of Oregon, where Mr. Sturi
of tea roses and white sweet FOR COMING WEEK
and Henry I. Sprogis, son ot Mrs. quet
finished
the law course In 1932.
peas.
Legion ol Decency committee of was a member of Alpha Upsilon.
Anna Sprogis of Aurora, were m a r
Miss
Madeline
Duyck
was
her
Hillsboro
C
hristian
Council
h
is
Is
while Mrs. Sturgis was affiliated
ried a t Vancouver, Wash., New only attendant. She wore a pmk
sued the following recommendations
Year's eve at 12 o'clock Mias Anona
dress and carried an arm regarding pictures for the coming with Alpha Omicron Pl.
Lee. sister of the bride, and A. F. taffeta
bouquet of pink and white sweet
Gwinner of Portland accompanied peas. Raymond Van Dyke acted as week at the Venetian;
We heartily recommend “Mrs. ATTEND GOLDEN WEDDING
them.
best
m an for Mr. Peters. A fter the Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" as a AT SILVERTON SUNDAY
A wedding dinner w a s given ceremony
was held at family picture, especially fit for
New Year . day at the home oi the home a of reception
and Mrs. C. C. Weber, son
bride's parents at viewing by children. “Mlils of the W Mr.
arren and daughter Dorothy, a t
the bride's parents for relatives ol which about the
eighty
friends
and
Gods"
is
also
an
approved
picture.
the couple. Mr. Sprogis Is employed relatives were present. In the eve
tended the golden wedding an n i
versary of Mr. Weber's parents,
with the W E. Lee suwnull Just
a wedding dance was given at
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Weber, at
being built near Banks. The couple ning
FREE
SEWING
CLASSES
the
Buckeye
pavilion,
a
lte
r
wiuch
Silverton Sunday. The celebrants
will make their home In Hillsboro. the young couple left for a wed HELD ON TUESDAYS
are the parents of 11 children and
ding trip to Southern California.
Free sewing class will be held at all were present a t the anm ver-
Mrs. Peters, wtio attended and 1432 F ourth street, conducted by sary celebration. Fourteen grand
graduated from Oregon Normal Mrs. M Wick under the State children and one great-grandchild
school, will continue her teaching Adult Education program. A get-
| upon her return from her honey together meeting will be held F ri were also present
day afternoon, January 4 Regular
The fifty-first wedding anniver moon.
Mr and Mrs. Peters will reside on classes will be held on Tuesdays Give Program January 13—
sary of Mr and Mrs. Aoolpli Mal-
Hillsboro Masonic and Eastern
Irom 10 a. m. to 4 p. ni. All in
chow was celebrated at the home a farm near Gaston.
S ta r lodges will have charge of the
terested are cordially invited.
of Mr. and Mrs Hallie Ireland New
Sunday
program. January 13. a t the
nl weri Mi
Masonic Home. The program will
und Mrs. Ralph Ireland, Mr. and
Return from Trip—
begin
a
t
three o'clock in the a fte r
Mrs George Thomas. Helen and
Tom Sholes. Harold Pasley and noon.
B e tty Ireland and Ira Ingram ol
Les
Brown
of
Forest
Grove
re
Purliand. Nova Bledelinann ot Curl-
Mrs. L eatha E. K napp became turned Friday from a three weeks’ County Chapter Meets—
ton. Mr and Mr» A. Uulterworlh, the wife of Hayden W. Literal In trip
Chicago, 111. They left In an
The county Red Cross chapter
Parnell, Eoe. Robert und Dorothy a quiet wedding ceremony on Sun- old to Ford
collapsed about will meet next T hursday evening at
Uulterworlh. Helen Willard, Ed In 1 day evening a t 9 o'clock, a t the forty miles which
from
Chicago,
and
re
the
cham ber of commerce rooms,
gram, Mrs. Lulu Ingram , Mrs. home of the bride on Baseline
with six cars, each driving at 7:30 o'clock.
Eugenia Gibson and Ju n e Irelanu. I street, with Pastor Henry 8. Haller turned
one
and
towing
another.
They
re
all of Hillsboro
i of Pilgrim House officiating. At- turned by the northern r o u t e Eastern Friend Visits—
, tendants were Mrs. E sther Pugh through the Blue mountains, w hert
John Stone of W atertown, N. Y.,
and Ralph Kirkpatrick.
ley roads slowed them up. They is a guest this week of Mr. and
Mrs. Literal lias been employed slept In the cars a few hourj a t Mrs. M. H Stevenson. T his is his
a t the Pharm acy, and Mr. Literal a time.
first visit to the west and Mr. and
! Is employed at Fred's Meat Market.
The
couple
will
reside
here.
Legislation affecting the school
child probably will be the topic
discussed a t the Hillsboro F aren l-
T rachers association meeting at
8 p in. Tuesday in the auditorium
of the David HUI school, Mrs. Paul
L Patterson, who will be in charge
Second term of the public speak
of the program for the evening, ing clasg conducted by Miss Eleanor
announced.
Sm ith at the Hillsboro public li
E ntertainm ent numbers will be brary will begin Tuesday evening.
provided as well as a speaker who Classes are conducted under the
is expected to come from Portland. SERA educational program and are
M.s. Patterson added.
held each Tuesday and Thurdsay
from 7 to 9 p. m. The work con
sists of practical experience and
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
help in improving the a r t of con
JAMBOREE HERE JAN 29
versation No charge is made.
A county council and jamboree
of the Legion and Auxiliary will be
Mr and Mrs. C lair Wilkes of A l-
held in tills city on Tuesday night, ' banv
PAULINE LORD W.C.FIELD5
and Miss Elinor Wilkes of
Jan u ary 29, according to announce Corvallis were Sunday guests of
m ent at t h e Auxiliary meeting Mr and Mrs. L- E. Wilkes. Clair
ZASU PITTS EVELYN VENABLE
Tuedsay night. Mrs. P. L. P a tte r I Wilkes is teaching In th e high
son Is president of the county school a t Albany and was en route
Y ou h ave seen his in p ictu res . . . Y ou h ave
council. An Auxiliary district con home from attending the Oregon
KENT T A Y L O R Ä ^ y U « ^
heard him on radio. Hi* prediction* to d a y are
ference will be held at the M ult S tate Teachers' association m eet
nom ah hotel in Portland January ing In Portland last week.
Frtm tbi fla y by A h a Htga» Rtct anJ Amu
the h appening* o f tom orrow .
12 and 13. Members from this dis
Sally and Sonny G ardner, who
C r a w f tr J F h x m r
A P aram txH t P ic tx r t
trict are invited to attend.
Following t h e business session, have been spending the holidays
wltli
their
grandpurents.
Mr.
ano
games were played, Mrs. H enrietta
Morgan recelvuig the prize at bun Mrs. R. C. Vaught, left Monday
P lu s "S illy S y m p h o n y »»
co. Hustesses for the meeting were night io r th eir home in Yakima.
Mesdames W. F. Cyrus. L- Clark. Wash
A nd O ther Short Subject*
Fred Caldwell of the Southern
W. L. B atchelder aiid Ernest Z ü r
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d r iv e n
n au tom ob ile
co m p le te ly
Dr.
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cher.
Pacific left New Year's dav for a
Wheeler, where he will be located
b lin d fo ld ed through the street* o f H ill»boro.
ior an indefinite period.
With Red Devils—
P review S atu rd ay N igh t, 1 1 :1 5
Mrs. B ertha Bowlby, who lived
Raymond Wilson a n d Roland
Kelly of the Red Devils oi Portland, on West Mam street, has purchased
4 p . m ., T U E S D A Y , January 8th
with three other members of th a t a home at M ultnomah and has tak
G ertrude M ichael and P aul C avanaugh in
organization took their annual dip en possession-
In th e W illamette river on New
Mr. arid Mrs. K enneth Perry of
Year's day. Their picture appeared Salem were week-end guests of
ST A G E SH O W
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In Wednesday morning s Oregonian. Mr and Mrs. Donald T. Temple
A N D PICTURES
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and AUCJV
ton.
W. IL C. Installs—
Francis B arr spent tne week-end
G eneral Ransom corps. W R. C.. .a n d New Year'.- d iv at tin- L. J. _
will hold Installation of officers Doherty home at T rout Lake. Wash ¡«k Q ¡3 B
Friday afternoon a t two o'clock.
Mr. and Mr s D. H Clements of
Portland were Sunday guests ot _
Install Officer»—
Open Installation of D aughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walch.
Union Veterans will be held Monday
LESLIE GARRISON
January
evening a t the Veterans' nail.
Funeral services for Leslie T hom
Dorcus Club Meet»—
as, Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
6, 7, 8
Dorcas club will m eet Thursday' William G arrison of North Plains,
evening Januai'v 10, a t the L. C. 1 were held from the Donelson &
j Sewell chapel this (Thursday a f t
Lomax home.
ernoon', with Pastor Henry S. H al
ler officiating. Interm ent was at
Two tonsil operations were p er Scholls.
The boy was born June
formed a t Smith hospital dunng 18. 1934. and
died New Year's m orn
tiie ¡wist week. Miss France* Ouiei ing.
of Buxton was operated on W ed
nesday and Miss Louise Robinson
ol Cornelius. Decemuer 27. L. W.
Mullendore underwent a nnnor o p
SEE W H A T HAPPENS . . . when a mother
Never such daring,■
eration the last of the week. Dr.
leaves the upbringing of her children to chancel
C. T. Bmlth operated.
thrilling action « *■
Mrs. L. F. Osborne of Portland is
. . . a blazing story set against the raging conflict
*rmy scout p e n « -"
spending the holidays with h e r
daughter Mrs. George Laver, and
of
today
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romance
(rates
Death V » l-
family. Mr. and Mrs. Laver and
Jan u ary C learan ce
f.unllv and their guest were New
l«Y »o • _
Year s dinner guests of Mr. und
Mrs. Allen Long of Laurel.
s tra n g «
Mrs. W H. Wleber and Infant son
band of
returned home from Jones hospital
p « o p l« |
Tuesday. Jerry Wicber left Tues
day evening lo r Spokane, Wasn
1
used
M
ajestic
Model
and
stran- _
after a few days' visit with his
No. 70.
$ C X J .5 O
father. W. H. Wleber.
g«r * d -
Mr and Mrs. Orville D. Yokum
8-tube console
Ji
v e n t u r « I_
of John Day were guests several
days last week of Judge and Mrs.
1 used S tew art-W arner
Donald Templeton.
Local Peoole
Enjoying Trio
Art Work Exhibit
and A u x ilia ry
at Coffee Club
Bunday evening the M en’» club:
met In the basement of the First
church for a bupper and
Elect O fficers th Methodist
Meeting .Jan. 11
e election of officers. Twenty-five
Francis Sturgis
Weds Tuesday
Aliss Duyck Weds
William Peters
VENETIAN I
Miss Lee Bride
of Henry Sprogis
THURS - FRI - SAT.
Celebrate 51st
Wedding Date
Mrs. Knapp Bride
of Hayden Literal
P. T. A. Meets
Tuesday Evening
Public Sneakiner
Classes Resume
in 3?l 4 < M3 ! m ~WGG s
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Fast-Riding .
F u ll-o f-F ig h t
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t'AKI> OF TH A N K S
W e wit*h 1» oxpre«» ear sin cere thanks ’
and appreciation In onr m any frien ds for
(heir kindneaa during our recent bereave
ment Hnd ulao for Ihe beautiful floral o i- [
lerim
.Mr. and Mia. J. M. K effer anil
I fam ily.
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Edris Morrison. Portland photog
CARD OF TIIANKH
rapher, will .speak a t the A. A. U.
to rxprvnn our niurere thanks
W. meeting next T hursday evening for We the wish
ninny nets of klndnenn anti aym-
at the library.
onthy extpn<le<! during our recent be
i-eavement, the IIIncM* and death o f our
General Aid Meet*—
beloved mother. Mr«. Charlotte Hutchtn-
Ladles' Aid of the Methodist i mm, and capecially for the beautiful
church will meet In the church | floral offering«. M is. M innie G riffin g,
parlor Wednesday afternoon nt 2:30 I Henry H utchinson, Janie« Itutchinaon.
Dan Hutchinaon.
o'clock.
Appreciation - - -
Model 102 A, all wave.
8-tube
$ 0 /3 -5 0
console .............