THE
Thursday, Jan u ary 10, 1036
C o m m u n ist A ctivities
fo r O v e rth ro w C ited
H IL L S B O R O
ARG U S.
Miss A. Sew ell
Speaks on Art
at Coffee Club
Miss Boncquet
Bride Thursday
The weddlnu of Ml»s Urbana
Boncquet, daughter of Mr». Thcr-
i a I’yi'k Boncquet of Cornellu», to
Cornelius Husbuuer of Verboort waa
oolcmnlzed In Saint
Anthony'»
The various phases of a rt will be
church, Forest drove, Thursday,
discussed by Miss Alice Sewell, who
January
3,
a
t
9
a.
in
How the Comm uniât party oper-1
L c j ^ d ' ¡S
Is
heud of the art departm ent at
Tile Reverend I t E. Uocscii r e
atm und whirl II stand» for were
ceived the vow», bleaecd the union Linfield college in McMinnville,
told member» of Uw Hillsboro P ar S l l p p l V 1 J l S t o i "
uiid celebrated the nuptial ma»» when she speaks at the Hillsboro
C onjungat Vo»." It was Coffee club meeting a t 3 p. m Frl-
cnt-Teacher»' a»»oclaUoii by Meryl I
O erm an Hnpltol church ()[ "Deu» Israel ______
erved by C harles W _____
Frank ____
and day In the ciiarribcr of commerce
U lim un of Portlund police depuri- ß rih u n y met Tueftduy for un ull Richard I He
_________
». . In . . _
__
Bendrli k», , »_-
vested
Btcpli-
rooms business m eetlltf will be-
-----
i gin a t 2:15.
nient ln a talk Indore the local Uuy bnslni-v. »(-»»Ion und fellowship um,, Dalmatics und Nocí «trape.'
Members of the club us well as
David
lllll
school
i
dinner.
R
eports
of
the
various
a
c
The
bride
wore
u
dark
brown
silk
Uroup ut the
tivities of tin* church were ver; iy dre: ss trimmed III ecru luce w ith ! others living In Hillsboro and vlcln-
Tuesday night For »lx month« llu encouraging.
Allhoiiuh
the
churr
.
______
________
_
small
brown
h
at
to
m
atch.
The
Ity
will exhibit a rt work a t the club
"
n
1
a
»
eon was ., ii ie n ib , r of the Commun lost Its beloved pastor, the Rev bridesmaid. Miss Edna Susbauer ol meeting.
Interested In a rt
1st party to gain evidence against William U ral, late last summer, the R„y, wus groomed In blue tweed Is urged to Anyone
attend the session, offl-
(he organisation and obtained val- nirm bershlp bus curried on tin ensemble suit with blue felt h at <ers of the club
suld.
liable information
work through personal efforts uiid t„ mutch. Cliurles Vandcrzanden of
Mrs. A. H. m assing will read an
His
1» speech was In opposition to through •uppllrs.
Roy acted as best man
original poem Miss Evelyn Haworth
on,. „( Q,e Rems of business at | The bridal procession was h ead ed ' will play a piano solo, then will
repo •al of Uie crim inal syndicalism
law, _________
—
___ _____ lg ol
bv Helen Jean Evunseri, ring bear- play a duet with Miss Ann Peters,
vent unlawful or violent ui ts in ob- 1 t|„. cuu ,,f Rev. This). A Leger to er, daintily dressisl In pink crepe de Mr». V. W G ardner I, In charge of
-at.
....
. . . a .a...
...... til«.
», iil I), t for
. k
B, » the
I . «> club
I a ■ k. » meeting,
», Xaxx* ( »»av
tam ing Industrial o r
p o lltlcu l become the supply pastor "lor six Chine
trimmed ■ . with
blue satin
the I music
uge
changes.
Full Hedged members ol mouths or longer'' which cull was sash, und wearing a large blue rib-
Mrs. E E, Bentley, chairm an of
the Communist
in her ____
hair. ___
The . Vow
A ltar was I C*e a rt departm ent of the Coffee
uccepted b »y Mr. Leper, The supply
. 1 bon
_______
. . ___
- - decorated
-
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Slotiul revolutionists devoting their pastor
junior und
uni his sister, Mrs. 11 L. profusely
with
white car club, is In general charge of the
lull tune to bringing about u revo- kuiiimcll, will (X'cupv the parson- nations, red ilex berries and green J program for the afternoon,
iutlon, Bacon Mid The only time age near the church during the : fern.,
The musical program
was
Hostesses tor Uie afternoon ln-
lern«. The
prog
„
__ Mary d u d e Mrs. M. Elder. Mrs. C. H
off is (hut necessary for subsistence, tlrne ol his service us supply.
I under the direction
of Miss
according to party literature.
i Catherine Husbaüër, organist of St. J*1“ ?®“ ' Mrs F Engcldlnger, Mrs.
I Alexander’s church, Cornelius. At 8- F F ayram and Mrs. O. Phelps.
Extrusive quotations were read
the end of the nuptial rite the _
from original documents of the
tor presented the newly wedded I?
M
A
flffire o ru
Communist party by Bucon, who
I
couple
with u 12 by 18 Inch artiste
v iill-v ia
wus secretary of ttie international
i m arriage diploma Ad Perpetuara i
I
In a f .jllr w l
Labor Defence us well us secretary
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON — 1 Rel Memorlam -emphasizing as he LO O tJ 1 IlS L c illO U
of the Friends of the Hovlet Union.
Both ure Communist organizations, Among the 94 students named on ■'¡'‘«•»“ ‘Iv
lth ® ¡ X “ '
Royal Neighbors wUl hold
the speaker s a id . He a t t e n d e d Hie University of Oregon honor roll f '“at ¿*"**J* , ‘
»UUatlon Wednesday evening
some of the advanced school» lor
” ,
j ,, , '
ber. binding together the diploma. f t“ “id o ran g e h ill Mr» Ada
the training of party workers
,',r 1,1
, l, m “
1 were to rem ind them th a t m arriage o
rV«e . J™ }:.
Ada
h ir d » Of I h e
e a r n i n u s o f Olnsmore, freshm an In science, from WM « bilateral
contract, which 3 “ IU» r’S .
F’
Two- t llilrd»
of the earnings of m u g b o ro .
I ni,ri«r
i Lord
, „ » u,i,iie
„n
I Mrs. F reda Fro»t. ceremonial m ar-
C
hrist
Our
while
fiere
on
Hovlrt workers In K uulu jo to the I
shal;
and
Mrs.
B
ertha
Ennis,
ln-
In order to receive the dlstlnc- earth raised to the dignity of a
,uh
“
tai,- to be used In building up ......
„a
.......... K u r r a m e n t b i n d in g t h e m
t o g e t h e r ' s l a m n g chancellor
surpluses for export. These export Bim
of being .............
named . .....
on .1—
the .. honor
• w h a^ U ierefo ri’ God
h ath
Mrs Myrna W atkins U to be in-
Items ure dumped In other cinni- roll, students must acquire a t least 1 * “
W*“ 1 11 “T
» t a i l e d
as oracle, Maude S tannard
tries to add to unemployment there lt 2.50 grade point average on at ^11,,,^./"* Mut ’ XIX 8 Referring
vi.ce o ra tle l Marle Wortman.
Mut
XIX, (l.
8. H
R F eferring
Peari
a and
n d build
b u ild 111»
u n r e s t In
n r e n u r u t ln n , ,___
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t asunder
is u illie r
M
a t A1A
I t r r in g r re
e c o o r r d d e
e r r -
P earl
M a ie r
r receiver
e c e iv e r ■
up unrest
In preparation
e „ - t u , |,„
ur8 ... OI .........-1,
work
to
the g gold
background
on
.the
In-
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tK
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T raughber c h a n c e llo r re“ F v ly"
e lv n ;
for a revolution flic li S. S. R
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Nlne
“tudenU
received the grudc scripllon portion of the diploma, -phtmasot^ m arshal” X ?nia C oS
sells lor cash und buys on th e lmm
ible
u/iLh
1
point
uverage
of
3.00,
the
highest
nil
which
their
names
are
w
ritten
r
ierl
assitant
marshal-
P
it?
r
o
ot
esi credit le rn a obluUiaUle
with ¡«sslble.
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...
„ „ . „ I , , . , - .,« »
t h e o u s t o r re. . rl- aa-s l>-a f>l m arshal, E tta Cook,
!he l d n r « l rem,uncmgU a lUie
h ' .„1x7-
since
It consists
of • __
a"
‘nni'r ^ n u A d ; ^ 1 ™
^ «
national debts when the time 1» "A" average
sublccts taken.
sentinel:
m an. ’
average in
in all
all subject,
taken.
^ ' 7 u V the
o f ntwiy
p r ^ r v weaaed
l ^ ^ m couple
u t u ï °*
ï outer
Ä
Ä
- Beulah
Ä
Ä Morlev ' Z
ripe. Bacon said.
lo
v e as
a s Incorruptible
i n c o r r i m i ih le as
n s gold,
void the .
1. .°_J a r“ ’ Marji upw ard, m an-
love
! metal tlial never corrodes
ager tnrec .year». Fay Saunders,
There are only 300 dut«-|>ayln‘i « hite Swans on Lake—
,codernus,
Communists in Portlund, but about
Vuvlsteke reported
FoUowtim a sh o rt wedding trip u -arer“ “ Irerm ‘ iT o ^ t^
F u ith 8' flag
No?I
Mrs Omar ,lx white swans <»n i PortliRidwards Mr. and Mrs. Bus- Duxbury, Modesty” R h /c o sle tt Nf!ni
10,000 oilier persons belong to or Unit
there
are
six
ganizations sponsored by the Com the lake at Jackson
kson bottom south
w111 make th eir home In Ver- selfishness; Mabel Lockett, E ndur-
munists. he added The latter em - j
boort
ante, and Eleanor K lln g d , Cour-
brace' à large number of groups
îf * îî ' P ï ï L “ ’ VB b‘* n therC tOT
age. AU officers elected are re-
whose purpose Is gradually to bend M,nu
l,ow'
“ONE LIVE GHOST"
quested to wear white. A musical
the members toward communism. Home Iroin llim plul—
program will be given after the
STAGED THURSDAY
the speuker declared.
Farnham
, who In
lias P been
play,
wl.h ceremonies.
Refreshment« were served follow- the Hugh
Veterans'
liospltul
° rtla n 11 d 1 , „ The
A " ' p/?
y., "One Live P G host"
n^ t *l«n
Robert Dinsmore
on Honor Roll
Illg the meeting- E ntertainm ent in-
eluded a (lance by Collene Mae-
IXiwell. u pluno solo bv Ann IN-ters,
und group kinging led by Miss
- --
M aunne if
Moore, with
Mrs Lyman
Howe us urconipnnlat.
Mrs. I). Sellers
Installed Head
of Relief Corps
for more than a month, wa.s brought
home Saturday, and Is convalescing
»lowly
O. E. S. Meri» Tuesday—
—
First meeting of T ualatin chapter,
ill D
n e iU
O. E 8 . lor IMS W
will
be C 1,.
ki
.
wa
Tm-sday evening at the Mu I...
temple.
“nd,,‘" “ ¡2?..
sented next Thursday evening l a i t
the K. P. hall In North P lains un-
lie- iiu sp ic.. of the TCiiiglit., of
I.obese Group Nominate
Evelyn Ann Busch was nom lnat-
ed president a t the meeting of
Lohese Camp Fire group at the
olh',.r!* » . *> lno
ti*
ci C ’t tuulas
are a».vs»uw«u^.
of ¿ean A1111 P<«>ey l*»t
u
in iv
ii, v/sisaasva
»?»” , Cox. Marie
Sm
ith
Thursday. x O thers nom inated for
D o t iu lu
A
flr iU I l Hornecker
If< ir n » ('
a a n
n d
H ( office
ifflc P
U
-pro • M
arv
U««
Douglass.
Adrian
were;
Mary
Manley, w
vice-
-------- ’
president; and
Haworth.
Nell Stangel
and Evelyn
E'
secretary. Mrs. B ryant helped the
! older girls and Miss Minerva Fuller
Library Work Advancing—
|
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Laid to Rest
D .
Page Seven
U. V. Tents
Jointly Install
, ■ .
,
Auxiliary, D. A. R.
in state Conference
Edris Morrison
Speaker A.A.U.W.
Meeting Tonight
. . .
Many :
American Legion Auxiliary and
-... .
! D aughters of the American Revolu-
Alma ----------
B ennett -------
Olden -------,
tent, —
D U. l >on conference _ on - National
-------
- - - - — - D - e -• . The Hillsboro and Forest Orove
V . and Mary L. T anner tent of '®ri»e held in Portland Saturday branches of the American Asocla-
Beaverton hdld Joint Installation January ¡9, Irom 10 a. m. to 4 p. m tlon of University Women will pre-
Monday evening a t the V eterans’ »t the Multnomah hotel. This will i sent Edris Morrison of P ortland on
liait Mrs. Efatella M Weed of port- : be » »t»le meeting and members of the "Little T heatre Movement," at
land, departm ent president, and her both groups all over the state are the Hillsboro library tonight (Thura-
’ staff Installed the officers.
| invited to ----
a attend,
f — . . 1 as
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---- ' ‘ davi at 8 o'clock.
-
_ well
. " . as _ any-
omen who are alumnae of col-
Miss Virginia Brogden was In one Interested. Mrs. Charles Gunn,
,c Hills
xiug,-
President °( th e Legion Aux- leges and universities, those who
stalled as sncuucm,
president u,
of u the
boro tent, and Miss Joy Hulett, r ‘“ 7 ,
Weatherford, state have attended college without grad-
president of the Beaverton tent., \
D A K • wllJ Preside uatlng. and women who arc sln-
O ther waa*«gv«o
officers of
ten
Cal- ______
cerely • Interested
In w
the
VI the
fc**V local
Ttl V
CUb t in-
1”
' a t the meeting. Mrs
______
. ______ __
-.w - educational
..«c
taYled'were ‘ m JE i EUle*May cimliS)' vlri w i“ n” of Longview, Wash., advancement of "the"? s e i" are ln-
en io r vice; Mrs. W C Gifford na l‘onal chairm an of national de- vlted to the meeting and to become
junior vice; Miss Anna Bias, chap- I, ^ se V?r
Auxiliary and Mrs. members of the local branches of
lain; Mrs. Viola Sundberg. trea3- Jo“ n ,c ; RR'hardson of Portland, the association. There are three
• ' s Ju n ta Johnson, secre-
'i
re|C 2‘ oi th £ D \ J 1 types. oi «nembershlp. National, as-
urer; Miss
T c» “ n speakers. O ther soclate and group.
( tary; Mrs. . G ertrude C ale/ Dress
_ wU1 ,
»m . Mrs. O ra Laws.'M
i ..
»«...
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correspondent;
rs speakers during the meeting will
Edith" Stew art, and Mrs. Á. W. d L, Mayor Joe Carson of Portland,
f a r d Party and Dance
Walker, council £ mignbers;
Mr».
P“rsîïïs
Cedar
« — Æ
Capi.
c ™ . of Y“ the ' ur^ At yC
n^ , Mill Gran Adìnliaton
George Darland. m
Mi
esime E. Brown,
Æ
^ ¿ c Ä n d J oí Ä
Ä
Mrs.
J. Peterson
a M t t r Veterans
H W all
C.IC./WI1O jJ
U
Mrs. P. Challacombe, musician.
MBs Alma Eslinger gave a tap
Mrs L. F. Emmott, wife of former
accompanied by Miss Dc-
local business man. dies after ex dance,
Laurlce
Bump, and Mrs. Willard
tended Illness. (Story on page 1)
Hughes gave a reading after the
installation.
Mrs. George Fischer. O ther offi
cers elected are Mrs. Robert Bur- l \ < ; _ „ t ?
Ungame, vice-president; Mrs. R alph iV U S S H i.
d tte P S O n
Ramey, secretary; and Mrs S. E. r . . ,
„ r
Thwalte, treasurer. Mrs. Fischer,
the retiring president, was pre-
x - 'u x x j f
sented with a gift.
Miss Emily L.ouise P a t t e r s o n
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs. J. D.
Past Noble G rands Initiate—
..
.
, t i Patterson of Hillsboro, was m ar-
Inltlatlon was the order of busl- ried New Year's Eve to Lieutenant
ness a t ttie Past Noble G rands' Marcellus Duffy air corps U 8
„i.,K
------ k Qf Mrs
o . . . S . F Wh,m v r ? „i„h
1 nrv , “»"¡¡7
>. -------------- D^ffy’
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at„I,h® F
®
N ' S i T be wedding was
S ^ m ^ T a n d I t te n d ^ ^ P l a n s were
‘De
°? 'tnK 10
attended. Plans were the death of Lt.
Lt D
Duffy's
Noble for
G rand, attended
uffvs father.
f father
a th er
made
15.
‘n_w _L L _D
uny»_
made
lor a a pie
pie social
social February
reoruary 13.
Hostesses for the February meeting
W"1 be Mesdames Helen Delchman, Honored on Birthday—
Maud Zumwalt and In a Bowman
Mrs. W E. Ogilbee entertained
Revival u M" —11---
with
Monday
“ n ° u«M__
honor a „ card
f - , h party
Pa£ÍIhSí
onday night
night in
m
of the birthday anniversary
Revival meetings
1 progress nonor
Revival
meetings are
are In
of her husband Three tihle« dr
at the Cornelius Methodist Epis- bridgew ere nUyedfSTowSSi h l
copal church each evening a t ¿30,
Mrs
Morgan
f t i .5
T:30, s u p T r " M
k * '“M
o?gM “ ' and
S d 1 Allen
ex':ePt Saturday. These meetings ogiiS-e received high scores ^ iith
„ext <Rev1Ip h a rie i Mh *ReKit e naxui? Mrs- M cKinney and Mr. Davis re-
« d o l ^ Vhe n reS h irig A gofid* A ' w .'i ? « « consb*a ti°n- T h « « Present
¿nda£ £ e a l d Pl
hL
S ,.? i r .and Mr»- Allen Ogilbee
d e m o n s tr a te d ^ th e m le U n g h »1- Utt, er? a3 '? htf r and Mr’ - Frank
dem onstraled in the meeting B arr of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. L.
tnus fa r-
i- Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John Laurs
Mrs. H erietta Morgan, Mrs. E. L.
Card P arty January 17th—
Eastern S tar and Masons will a iid F
"
^ ? imiey'^Mr
Ei
give
ve a card party Thursday eve- Robert S Of,llbee acd grandson
nlng, January" 17," a t the Masonic
Temple. C ontract
and auction P- T. A G roup Meets
hf“1«!.' &noc,?iL and "Mp" will be
G rade school group of the P ar-
played. Everybody is invited to a t- ent-T eacher association will m e et
Lnnrl
.
JJICX7L
tend,
ext Wednesday afternoon a t 2 15
at the library. Topics for discussion
Dr. Morri» to Speak—
GARDEN HOME—Dr. H enrietta G arden CiTowJ*?"*
H um a“
Morris, health education director ifa b n . ofG Re«nnn ^ m li..7 ^ a ‘nUlg in
i
Bride Ol Lt Dllffv
«m inf1'
G eneral George A.
Card Party
White, ad ju tan t general of Oregon.
Order of Moose will spon
Reservations for luncheon should sor Loyal
a card party Friday night, Jan -
witi^M rs npte1Rtn r„tí¿ 2 » J 0 x^*2 *J’ uary 25■ at the oW Orange hall.
38th Ave.'.Port’iSnd S m i “ ro m im i ^ ' " ‘s . o ^ 15c or two for J S . «7-4»
bers are urged to attend a t least
p art of the session.
Moose Dance
Every Thursday night a t the I.
O. O. F. hall. Admission 10 and 25c
Revelers’ orchestra.
48tf
PH ILIP WINTERSTEEN
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Rambling Mountaineers
Mrs. Fred Meyer entertained with
a party Saturday y afternoon fori
for
Dance a t Laurel hall Saturday
her grandson, Philip W intersteen. night, January 19. Old time and
The occasion being 'fils
his ninth birth- modern. Admission 15 cents and
day anniversary. Songs and games 25 cents.
47-8
were enjoyed by the children and
--------
» during
, ( the
«
-
—,
lunch --------—.
was served
after-
Ask
your
attorney
to
send
your
noon. Those present were Helen legal advertising to the Argus.
and Richard Rodnck. Clarence Rice,
r Donald
V in a ld
K e le l
V
e m c r , a and
na
e Floyd
n c .a
Keiel,
Vernon
Elliott, H urbert a n d S t a n l e y ’
LEARN TO PLAY JAZZ
Schnedier. Ella and Jim m y N ltch- Beginners or student« with a fair
man. K enneth and Donald Logan, “ p in n e r s or students with
CUra. S l j ^ a m W .ta ^ a n d F^e“ '
knowledge of music.
dv
Davis and
-uhmersteen
dy Davis
and Phihr, w
intersteen.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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n
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IVAN KOEBER
W’ M’ Sm llh »»»ut y<
Hillsboro
tomobile d insurance,
P*1»“
tomo,bUe.
u r a n c e , a u th o o r riz
iz e d r«
™ « « 2943
« «
rimsooro
agent io r reliable western com-J A graduate student of Ronald Buck's
y->ni,-i?Oney'— v'Sc Simplified S tandard Course of Jazz
Second St. Phone 283 IX.
I
VENETIAN
g
I
w
"
T H IS
W EEK
FRI - SAT.
M atinee at 2 P. M.
Dance
night, Ja n -
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ln.stidlaLtnn of offlcera of H i U h -
. . . .
- — - blocked, shoes
Seattle—
boro Woman*« Rollef Corps wa* word recently of tin- birln ol a protects and Is a great b e n e f it t o ! . " « r « eraueg was honored on
shined. W. G. Stampohs, 1132 Main
W. H. M iller left
son, Harold R ichard, to Mr. anil
v
or n e w » h b birthday O B ^ w ia n f F rid o r eve- .
„ Wednes ' atreet
held Friday afternoon at trie Ve
37U
ntn)r wltl) # gurprlse !)artv a t hlg day with her sister, Mr
H arry 1
em us' hall Willi Mrs H H. Rogers Mr Harold Cook of Portland on m t library.
Singer, for Seattle, Wash.
home south of Cornellu» by a 8in—’
v- She will
as Installing officer. Mr» J R H ar- December 2. Mrs Cook was a for- Leave on Trip—
nd the rem ainder of Uie winter
mer high school teacher here
grnvc wax installing m arshal.
Dr. and Mrs. J O. Robb and their
" i ‘iii’bo£5- / rb o ‘e pr» ^ n t »{*«
ise guests
and
Mr. , , and v 'i- aere
. with her sister, who has been
Mrs. H K. Lucas of Be
Bend 1« a house
guests, Mrs
Mrs. Johann«
Johanna Robb ?.tre
? ,r ‘ M.r ,.V
5* ? Mrs. R Robinson.
°h'/i
- ™
Mrs. Dwight Hellers was Installed
isiting
here.
iMr^ -
as president; Mrs. E. J Peterxon, guest of tier |>arcnta, Mr. and Mrs anil grandson K enneth of Ilderton, , , „„71“ .
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_ i» n t o u t - Ontario. Canada, and B ert Robb V iihnij,nM r' .a£ld M rs- Wicklund, i
H. ...............
it. Emmott.
coming „ dowr
.enliir vice, M
r. A W . Walker
Dr. ThompMm ha» bean ntafc«
mm.,, vice;' Mrs J E Hutherl.iml tend th e funcrul of fo r aunt M, of Russell. M anitoba, will leave
’ ’’ “ ifarm ree
in s regular visita to
treasurer; Mrs E M. Bowman. L. F. Emmott.
Xu“ dav ior a two weeka' trip to
a “'jd nh,npJ 1 i i n ^ . b
fur the past 18 years. Hundm tn
B a r n e s
o f his patrons have found his
secretary ; Mlsa May Cook, con-
Mrs N F Cochran, who ha» been f,all," F“Aa M7 . J 0*]?*!,1!“
*?, and W alter Dirence ^V aher Her
service to be prom pt, accurate and reason
(luctor. M r, S .K Olsen. as-.? - a guest of her daughter. M rs, J ¡{a'bbn,oU’cr of I,r ,tobb
ller‘ | in '? and Mr a £ i Mrs' R.eriwU“ ^
able in cust. Hotel W as h in « ton, next
ln<’
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Riedweg
and
lam conductor. Mrs Cora C odi- Barney, ilice Thanksgiving, h it
Tuesday. 16th.
family.
rane, guard; Mrs J. Nlrexlemus. ttie |1Ust ,,t the
k for her horn, Circle No. 2 Meet« 17th—
! Mrs. Curry Hostess—
assistant guard; Mrs. Mary Habln lu Uuker.
CARD OF THANKS
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Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
chapluin; Mrs H Hyrc musician.
B reakfast club m et Wednesday
vi»h to express uur heartfelt thanks
Chris G hmacht of north of H ili, tuolle, a m win n,.-,,
,s
Miss Anna Bias, patriotic instructor
DOWN HERE IT'S HEAVEN
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Savage» in the »ki»»|.,.| „
afraid, I tell youl . . . The only
way to forget 1» to love I...
That »whyyour caressing
arms must be wait
ing for me—
olwaysl"
M rs«
still has many
WARNER
Barga ins
m e
H w iii t u r p s w in in a v n u
. i i . iu . k -,..,,
W e w ish to exp re«, our »incere iirali-
Plans for installation of officers
Mrs. M. Wick was elected presl-
to our m any frien d , for the kind-
fleers of ttie Forest Grove corp»
corps to- ,n \ Social
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M'lisooro.
Circle will meet at tlic wlU **' n,“dp Prld*V night a t the dent of t h e Episcopal W omens tude
,ie
.s »nd sym pathy extended u . In our
(lay with Mrs E
Peterson as liomf- 4 Mrs H A IX, k 1 next
oi Phoenicia Temple, P yth- Church Service
league a t their
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w e n . « and for the m any lovely
lIV 1'!»
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I A l l l x l lan K
ls t j.r «
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’h l i r « « d a . v nt »b««
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installing officer.
Sisters.
m ,ta n g Iliursday a t the home of, flower- l . f . immott and family.
Thursduy afternoon.
Reginald Reynolds and Lea R ich
ards of Portlund arc leaving the
last Of the week for Kellogg. Idaho.
F W Sm ith of Tillamook was a
Hillsboro business visitor Tuesday.
W ashington county leader»' a s
sociation plans its first meeting fur
MRS. SUSIE O'BRIEN
1935 a t 1 30 p. m. Saturday In the I Mr».
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Susie .....................
O'Brien, 71. ....
died Tues-
basement of the court house Of- (| lly
¡„.r | lonle near Cornelius
fleers will be elected for the coni- She was born M arch 20, 1863. al
Uig year and problems in connec- Hastings. Minnesota. She was m ar-
tlon with the 4-11 program and rled 17 years ago to John O'Brien,
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ueiivii
,,r tlu
(lie asoGalion
u irlK llm i will yi.lirs
iU,d lll,d
“ l Cornelius
for 15
the . uctlvlt.e«
of
81>e llv,‘d
ls »urv,ved
by her daugh-
lie discussed
1er, Mrs. Alys Norton of Corne-
Executive council met last Sat-1 llus.
urtliiy afU rnoon for discussion o il F uneral service, were held this
f - o —.... r .. tii.. « c n e n i meet- morning at Uie chapel of th e F o r-
the piogram L>r th K
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l e n t Grove U ndertaking company
nig and adopted resolution» to b, ulll) com m itm ent a t the Portland
presented to the axsoclatlon lor j crem atorium. Mrs. W II. Wilson
their approval. Members of the reader, had charge ol the services.
executive council present a t the ’
I.umber Company .Morr»
meeting were: Mrs. Frank Connell,
president; Floyd Blcrly. vlce-presl-
The L. N. Tompkins Lumber com-
dent; Mrs. K M Bowman, w ere- pany olflces were moved this week
lary; Cecil Heynderlckx, commit- from the First National Bank bulld-
(ecm.in a t large; O B Ki.,u COUD- tag, up i.m . Io Hie Commere ,ai
Many of the policies of the N a
ly school superintendent, und L. E National bank building.
tional Recovery A dm inistration
Francis, assistant county agent. Mrs
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Olen Singletary ol G arden Home.
program aim a t rem edying cut
Birth»
the other member of the executive ! Rice To Mr and Mrs. Richard s-
th ro at c o m p e titio n , th r o u g h
council, wus not present.
Rice of Hillsboro, Jan u ary 3, a girl.
broad Code reg ulations w h ic h
O rnduff —To Mr. and Mrs. C lar
now
govern the entire printing
ence
O
rndutf
of
Laurel,
January
3.
Beta Phi (Tub Meets—
a boy.
and publishing industry.
Roberta
Oversby
and
Carol
Coul
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i Jeike -To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
er were h.».les»es for a nicelln« n Jc |k,. of Hillsboro, Jan u ary 8. a boy
the Beta Phi club Monday night
at the home of Miss Oversby. Those
Recovery under the NRA calls
Divorce Suits Filed
present were Mrs George Fischer,
advisor; Helen Nelson, Helen Oliver,
Schlaym an Henry Schlaym an vs.
for individual sacrifice in a co
Evelyn Pivdey, Betty Havens, Merle Ada Schlaym an
operative en d eav o r to r e s t o r e
Ireland, K athryn Mlsklnunlns, Syl
business. It was designed to es
via Muller, Hazel H anna. Emmy
Lou Headricks, and the hostesses.
tablish fair com petition and in
Mr». Merrill llooteaa—
crease purchasing power.
Delphian society held a luncheon ’
meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. L. J. Merrill. Mrs. George Me- j
80 acres, 60 in cultivation,
G rath was leader and the ?.Bidy
And with the advent of this new
n i e * *Big “ Medicine j K»od buildings, gravity wat-
subject was
com petition there passes from
I er for irrigating 15 acres, |
Rood.”
the picture the unscrupulous per
hay, work stock, cows, team
Drill Tram» Coming—
son, lately referred to as the
Moose Drill and Moose L egion' of mules, farm equipm ent,
drill team s of P ortland will be here <£] <)()() ,.u g h a n d s o m e t r n d o
Chiseler.
tonight (Thursday) to drill on the 'M.
casn, ami some trade
streets and a t the Moose lodge Will handle.
meeting a t the I. O. O. F. hall
Too m any of our m erchants have
We operate under
Program a t Masonic Home—
Insure with
done business with and been gip-
Hillsboro Masons and Eastern
the
sign
of
the
T U A L A T IN V A L L E Y
S tars will have charge of the pro
ped by this parasite in the prin t
Blue
Eagle
of
gram Hunday afternoon a t the
IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y
ing field. But the strict enforce
fair deal
Masonic home. The services will be
m ent of wage regulations, hours
gin a t three o'clock.
ing.
of labor, and of quality specifi
Engagement Announced—
cations will put an end to his
Mr. and Mrs William M Lewis
1314 Main Street
of San Jose Cal., announce the e n
unfair practices. Public in s is
Hillsboro, Oregon
gagement of their daughter. Eliza
tence upon high trad e ethics and
beth, of Ixuijj Beach, Cal., to Lyle
Nosier of Hillsboro.
high stan d ard s of quality will
Club Leaders
Meet Saturday
Exit
the Chiseler
Tride for Smaller Farm
W. G. ID E
in her
January
Conchita
C le a r a n c e
M O NTENEG RO
RUSSELL HARDIE
SA L E
Herbert Mundin- Andy Devine
William St t l lin g -Ralph Morgan
See them before you
buy a Dress, Coat,
PLUS--Mickey Mouse
Suit or Hat.
A n d O th er Short Subjects
■RHHRRRI
P R E V IE W
GOAR’S
SATURDAY
N IG H T , 11:15
Roger P ryor and H e th e r A n gel in
Woman’s Shop
" R o m a n c e in t h e R a in ”
E. M. BARNES, Prop.
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January 13 - 14 - 15 - 16
W IT H YOUR EYES
OPEN OR CLOSED, JÉ
IT IS AN E V E N I N G ^ ®
FOR THE C O D S !"
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OO OUR PART
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m u s ic a l r e m .m e e
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O/Ve^llOHTOFjbVE
e f a ll ti m e !
It is reasonable to expect more
intelligent and skillful service
from the Argus, whose personnel
is devoting th eir entire lives to
the local field of new spaper pub
lishing and commercial printing,
than from one who does not un
derstand your business problems.
The Argus can serve your best
interests.
Directed by
VICTOR SCHKRTZINCER
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Story by Dorothy Speare
and C harles Beahan
Screen play by S. K. Lauren
Jam es Oow, Edmund North
A Colombia Picture
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also aid in serving an honest ef
ficient business structure.
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L ib erty gave it 4 Stars and »aid “ It is the
best pictu re you w ill see in the
next six months.”
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