THE
Thurnday, January 17, 1935
I. O. O . F. G roups in
Installation M eeting
Christian Churches
¡in County Croup
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Delegates County Miss Sandford
Red Cross Hears
Bride
Mr.
Davis
Meeting Elected Mi.sv Vera Mae Sandford, (laugh About Finances
ter of Mr. and Mr«. J. R. S and
of near Jacknon Mhool, was
at Coffee Club ford
Thursday Night
united In m arriage to F. A rthur
! C hristian churches of W ashing
ton county m et Hunduy a t the
Hillsboro I hurt'll and effected a
perm anent
association of
ttie
Chun lu* C. II. Nosier of * 1 Hillsboro
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* 1 ,o t h e r i Election of delegates to the Coun-
iT ln-¡ofhee«i are“ *!' ^
A w a rd s of F o r-,
Federated clubs meeting Frl-
the
dpi
Mr.
dupe
* Illg.
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A
C_laa A
, le LA I ,
U
ndent
of - elevatora
in Is
HuakuUht-
Grove, vltc-president, and K t (1*y. January 2.» wa« par *J
wan fur the McCabe Company putnum , minister, Hillsboro, Deere- business transacted a t the Coffe-
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cjub „meting Friday afternoon.
P«»te Seven
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A rt V I ;
Duvta, son of Mr and Mrs. J. H
Hearing the sem i-annual report
Davis of North Plains, January 9 at
of the treasurer, Omar Fendall of
North
Plains
Jo in t lu.tlulltttion of officer* of
week
Following the wedding ceremony Forest Grove, was the main order
Morili'/.uuut lodge No. 50. I O. O.
a dinner wus served at tne home ol of business a t the meeting of the
|- inni Rebekuh lodgi* No. »4 will
County
Red
Cross
chapter
a
t
the
the
bride's
parents,
members
of
the
held la Uin 1 O. O. I" hull Wi’dlii’H-
immediate families being present. ( tiamber of commerce rooms last
day evening. January V. with A rthur
The bride and groom are popular Thursday night. The report was
McConnuliuy of Montezuma lodge,
young
people In the community, from July 1, 1934. to December 31,
fl I, G M . und Ml it. Flossie S m
both having graduated from the 1934. and was as follows:
elali* of HUlaboro Rebekah lodge,
Hillsboro high school.
Cash on hand July 1, »412 96,
Il I*, as Installing officers
TWO ACE FEATURES
After a short wedding trip to 1081 annual roll call memberships,
Mr Mi■Conimhiiy was uanlsted 111
Seaside
the
young
couple
will
make
(1081
; 38 contributing memberships,
llie Instai hit mu by A. L Brock, G. and Rulpli. and Mr. mid Mrs Eagoi ■ Forent Drove, deìlghted the group with Needleeraft and Woman s He-
Hunch- their home a t North Bonneville, (190, tliree sustaining membership..
W ; Il I Pulten, O. C.* K L. Me- mid Don wen* Bunday visitor» ul t with
¿ S hu»
a X luci
l X cd w bom Leavitt hus been hL*i corps hm
~ " ho»tc»s
e d a t clubs.
the Veterans
where Mr. Davis Is employed.
»30; two supporting memberships,
Cornnek. O. B.; J- H
9* the Bonneville Dam project
(50; contributions less th an (1.00
hull.
•f* lion. Brown, G. M.; W. !• L ar
' engugeu by the association lor
The club also voted to present a
each received during roll call. »6.52.
mor (I 1 O ; mid Victor B utchelm . O ffic e r » I . le t t e li ,
montlLs
cumpulgn
total, »1770 48 Supplies for chapter
0 . O. U. Officer» luhtalled fur
Flri-makers of W I. a h 1Z..I.
- K N e . t 1 - 'im
N a n C •'■u
a m nii p ulld
,
L,
p, „ ,„d In the plun a t tne county meeting, asking
production, including transportation
MoiUrnuiua lodge were Perry Hatch- Fire group «uve u din lit r Ih u n Iuy ()| |eVlVuI hvrvU:v* m eac h church each club In the federation to be
ii
pon-ioie
or
Chrisirnas
cheer
to
charges
thereon, »108.57; home serv
i lar. P. O ; Graham Ö. \ OU,W»
«•veiling lit the home ol
u , t h a t tu n .
He b. gun the nib. on .11 privileged children in tne
The forty-fifth annual meeting of ice for civilians, »53.37; other healtn
i H er
community, making It a county- the Congregational church was held activities, through county nur.->e,
v.iui Christina., paity similar to tne at the church Wednesday evening, *133.40; local relief In disaster. *6.30;
party g.ven oy the Collet* thio.
January 9 Report of deacons was general office expense, *3125; roll
MUs Alice Sewell, head ol the a rt given by Dr. Darland, trustees' re call expense, »15 47; disaster re
departm ent at Linfield college, Mc port by Mrs. M. H Stevenson, l i e f rem itted t o headquarters.
Minnville. gave an inti i csling talk treasurer's report, Mrs. Lois W al 'Nome Fire» »25; First aid h and
Creative e Art
Art, worth; church school, R. E. Wiley, books, »9.60; total cash paid out,
k. U B N. G A I, B unk.
, . Evplyn uh>1g was appointed
Ag n \ '/* aiid * t^*icnt7nc on the "Value
Value of creativ
' I I , Jay Phillips, L. B V . , “ dp K1/ al,„r Keed, song lead..
’ulh* Coida H *d In he Bible ' In tlU“ K Hs < omn.ercial value 111 rnak Bunday
sc I kmi I secretary and treas (355.46; balance at end of period,
VICTOR
He
K.
Dickason.
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H,,.,UIlhl.
Well
pianist
An
Ice-
lr
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td
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the
«m
aker
men-
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and
many
other
artl- urer s reports, Dr D. E. Wiley and »1415.02. Amount due the National The most ambi
ti . Arnie
organization on roll call. »565.25.
and Harold ’I » > -! , ,sUalUl|( party ................
for n u m ........
b e r .o l lhe J £ J “1 ‘
“ nd i Ä e as weU '
n ° l k ^ m l y associated with Louise Rossman.
tious full-length
HERBERT’S
1'eterson, o.
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. . i __ , area Saturday
s . h i r i l h v at the
t n e Col-
(Joi-
. . . discoveries. The
..
art.
It was also decided to have local
lur, musician.
.
.
i„ Portland
other scientific
immortal stags!
Election oi officers was held and disaster chairm en in all comm un f e a t u r e e v e r
Many fine works of a rt were ex
m a d e b y th e
Mrs Bliiclalr was uaslst.d
1 Iseurn has been planned.
evangelist promises to give facts, hibited,
I success comae
including several landscapes, Miss Finn was elected treasurer, ities. and President Norman will noted producer,
Blanche Bride, tre-elected i appoint them soon.
u u rsh iu " Mrs E lla llan el as grund
Lahma Glrla Receive
Honor»— fa il., w ithin a n d w ithout th e Bible n owerh, and a p o r tr a it by
Mis Mr
' to th e icrean .
HAL RO A C H
with all lta wool
a uili ii Mrs Elizabeth Holt, grund
Dibea* Cump Fire group held a *" support his position. And the aeavll; C hina pauiling and a land- clerk; Mrs. E B. Tongue, trustee;
^ r e u a Mm o 5 w He"u»n. ¡ra n d
coune.l lire sm u rd ay night at the ocai isjstor says Uiey are * a sto u n d -, Mape by Mrs. Fred Sewell; yarn Mrs Jam es T. Shannon, deaconess;
derful music, its’
and
J.
L.
Auld.
deacon.
Rev.
A
rthur
Ilillickers
E
ntertain—
.s p e c ta c le and
emoroloered pictures and water col
treasurer; Mrs. Emma Long, grund , home of Evelyn Ann Busch. G ir l s '" ‘g facts._______
Dungan of Portland will fill the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
HUllcker
e
n
-
1
ors
by
Mrs.
Lois
W
alworth;
lan
d
p V grandeur—4
musician, Mrs- Mary Johnson,grand receiving national honors were E v e -1
tertained Sunday evening with a
scape and still life by Mrs. C. A. pulpit during the coming year.
plus the In*
chaplain.
Mis
Alberta Hargrave, , 1 lyn
Aldl A Bu
Anna Mary - H - - art I
op A d d e d
C iH I p i l l 1 1 1 ,
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ABAS.A
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dinner and card party, their guests
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rs ram pf, T LouUe
/ m i I u * ftosHinan,
fti
ii iilni
M.lTV liM L /lX o Cl I V i l U U v V - l
Lamkln, landscapes by Mrs. B. W
?iT im itablean-
grund
iiudde
guardiun. miH
and M
Mr»,
und Mary
being
Dr.
and
Mrs
Ralph
Dresser
Barnes,
ten
piece«
ol
pottery,
and
M arguerite Munson. ouUldr guar- Mauley. Those who received Hank ,
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pv
■4;! tics of the
Mr and Mrs. L. M. Townsend and
illun IP lu'kah otllei i i ____________
Installed were i,us[ , w«»» were
Busch, _ W
in- VO la < H <11 I j l O l t l f . V
™ - Evelyn _____
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oil paintings by Mrs. E. E. B ent-j
Tjja world’s fa-1
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wortman.
Del'l'a 'n rn io i" "noble grand; K alil- ¡'fred” Whey, and Louise itoasmun
Hillsboro library has recently add- ley; still life picture, a drawing, and
-ueAvorite com!
i rine Weik vice grand, M argaret Mm lorn* Kidney was adm itted into ,d u num ber ol good, non-fiction a p o rtrait by Mrs. A O. Pitm an;
R
eturns
from
Hospital—
.^ '.f e d y team !
Miss Evelyn Hesse assisted by
M ohr sccreiiu y
Helen Delchman, in,, group as a new member. Re- books to Its shelves. The list as plaque by Sidney Ellingson; four
Edson, who has been in the
treasurer* Lucile
llarty , conductor, freahmenls were served following given by Mrs. H. L. Smith, librarian, p o rtrait drawings by Jean Aou Mrs. John Sutherland, entertained U. Guy
S. Veterans' Hospital In P ort-
Arline ¿slinger,
warden; Flossie the council meeting.
¡includes: l# original drawings and designs with a shower at the home of Mr
Sinclair It B N. (I Violet John-
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Forty-two y ears ill th e W h l te b y M a r g a r e ta n d f c o n a B o n le r ; sev- and Mrs. H. T. Hesse a t Scholls alnd for some time, returned T hurs
sion l hi n O Lily Brock. II. B
‘ «"»up Meets—
House," hy Hoover: "Walk With Me eral paintings by the late Jam es Saturday afternoon in honor of day and with his family Is visiting
v (1 jViM-uhlne S tu art L. B. V
Adolescent study group of t h e , Lad;■ Monroe. Nijinsky," Madam Bigler; two paintings and severa. Miss Dorothy 8nyder, bride-elect a t the home of his m other and sis
ter in Cornelius.
o
Mmerva
Fuller, Inside
guar- P. F T.
T A A met
m d a ul
the library
Tuesday N1Jlnsky
Nljln;,kj ; White
White Headed
Headed Eagle, drawings by H. Morrison; a painL- of Lyle C. Potter.
O
Muierva
t the
library
<i
.«» . Fuller,
. McConnahay.
. . . inside guar-
. evening
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z h v tu i.. esaay
oI pacific ing of flowers by Mr., Iom Con-
d la n »iui M ildred
out-
to discuss
subject,
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History y ol
A short program was enjoyed by Presented in Dance—
Technics and neil, soap sculpture work by Tom all. Mrs C. Earl Stretcher played
Vide ' guardian EvangelUie Fuller, Is Adolescence a
Problem.'
Hie Northwest, Fuller; "Tschn
Nar.cy Alleen Easter, Barbara
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"Soul of Bronleewe Jr., and tooled leatner a piano solo, followed with a music
musician
meeting will
lx- February 5, civilization,”
Mumford;
m
usician, Merle Selfridge, chap- next
and Dale Busch, pupils of
mid
the
study
'su
b
ject
will
be
Amerlca.""'D
ye;
"New’
Frontiers, work by Mrs. H erbert Staples. A al reading by Mrs. F. E. Rowell, Moore,
lull) Arline Huhn. P. N. O
William
F. C hristensen’s school of
,
noble
*
Physiology
of
the
Family."
Meet-
Wallace,
Keeping
Mentally
Fit,
75-year
old
painting
and
a
piece
ol
Mrs.
Julius
Christensen
sang
a
Mrs Arline H ahn, past
dance in Portland, were presented
urmid was «resented with
a gilt huts of the group are held a t the jastrow . "Crowded Hours." Long- pyrian maroie were displayed by solo. Many beautiful and useful In dance concert Wednesday eve
from the Past Nook* Ormids club, library the first und third Jues- worth. "In Search ol England." Mrs. A. H. Biassing
gifts were received. Slxty-five were ning at G ran t high school.
Mrs ti i r a lleaton making th e pres- day evenings of each month, at MoiUm; "Guide lo Civilized Loul-
in c February meeting will be a present.
... .n . i i o ,, s l i 'i O l
7 JO o'clock.
mg." Overstreet; -Cowman's Wife," Colonial tra, and old relics will be
D. V. V. Meets—
1-Mllowlng installation ceremonies
»itcnil» In sta lla tio n » —
K“ k; "Around the World in Yacht exhibited. The program will be on
D aughters of Union Veterans will
a h o it p i,s tra in was g'Vcn. iia lu d - K * r
, tlir, Sunbeam, Brassey: "Ourselves and national citizenship, with Mrs. ill- Miss Peschka Hostess—
Monday evening at the Veter
K atherine Peschka entertained a a m n eet
mu a ¿Sunism - solo by John El-
H a
mho
Wor^ ’" Lumley and Bode; w«xl Johnson, chairm an of th a t de-
s’ hall. Members are urged to a t
ihg a accompanied
SI 'HI o....... by Miss Jose-
bw.... nient
omiiiuiider.
, lir j Lord
(jrd • •• mckern,:
group of young friends with a tend.
ilnilge
meni < com
m undir. attended
attended Joint
John ..j lfl,
lIe ld
of , Our
u itk en s; "How
"How partm
partm ent,
ent, in in charge.
ci
chicken noodle bupper Sunday eve
Iihme ‘s m a ll tup dain lng by Miss Installation of 8t'Vuf Y“un£
Odd of Ood," Brown. "Economy of
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ning. Guests were Jean Anne Abts, C hurch Pageant Friday—
w n k vocal sol., by C laire B eeler; *ll“i Auxiliary. U H w * V , in P o rt- Abunduiice," Chase, "Memories ol \ i »•< I’.isf*
Mary Caldwell. Joy Foelker, Peggy
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fidf»rn
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TordUxi Milo bv H airy Pvan*un. l»nd Junuury
H«- u I mi a tte n d ed y
c h ild h o o d , L agerlof; "M odern
‘ ’
“Seek and You Will Find,” a
Ross, Dorothy Sohler. W alter fo e l- pegeant. and a program of in
ker. David Crittenden, Allen Sigler. strum ental music will be presented
; Eischen was Dick Abts. and Leonard Peschka. Friday evening a t the Foursquare
honored on her seventy-first b irth Games furnished entertainm ent for church. Everybody invited.
m atndrr of the evening
evening
day
by
an
Informal
parly
given by the evening.
Joint Uistullallon ol Dayton eu- duy evening
Mrs. Gates H oste«—
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Waibei. Mrs. Deck Hostess—
rainpuisot. S hafer encam pm ent of snowbound In California
January
9.
Present
were
Mesdames
Delphian society luncheon m eet
M. MiniiHlle, and HlUsboro e n c a m p -, Mr und M, M I{ stevenson.
Congregational church executive ing will be held Monday a t the
T. Pyle. H. Peters. E. Boge and Eve
held Friday¡hl the lodge Mrs .Swearingen and Mrs ji-ssie L’ Y <,»-»■,,.1 j f v W i t p l f
ment wa* field
board members, Mesdames A. D un home of Mrs. O. B. Gates.
lyn.
H.
Flcken
and
Shirley,
F.
ontezumu lodk« No
1>cnknuin lelt
l'riduy
for "-»At I I l | J l l I J . V» „ O I , K
hall of Monte
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Haase. John Haase and Mildred. gan. E. B. Tongue. B. W. Barnes
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F. , a t Hillsboro
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First meeting of T ualatin chap- Lucille a n ti Alvm D P e a r s o n a n d and J W Bailey, met for luncheon Social Club Meets—
righty u atrtarclu were pi '■*,,1*
celvod Tuesduy
morning
from ter. O. E. 8 . for 1935 was held Darrell Am m on S Cleric T hurn- today a t the home of Mrs. H. A.
Eastern S tar social club will meet
InstaUlng officers weiw Jot
‘ "Steve" told of being Snowbound at Tuesday evening at the Masonic j,er p Unger und Louise and Mary Deck. G eneral meeting of the church Friday afternoon a t the home of
zer, fault grand im trlari h, ai l.ng I)ulls,nulr und
th at the hotels Temple, with the new officers put- j.* w aiocl and Celestlne Norbert social circle was held during the Mrs. L. T. McPheeters.
V 2 w,-|
r f. F I Ms- were crowded With snowbound trav- , UIg on the work. Initiation was L id K i G i a r d ^ a t
and afternoon a t the Deck home.
Card Party Tonight—
J. N Wiley, D H .1 ,^ E L._ ms
,lt.ld W,U) Mr;> v w O ardncr M u e Verly Llober.
Give Benefit Dinner—
Cormick. D G a. W . IL ii Seaton
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soloist during the ceremonies. Re-
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Eastern S tars and Masons will
D G J. W , Mutt Savage. D G
Sunday
Night
Men's
class
of
the
have a card party tonight in the
ML« M artha faipkl and Gene Ports
« « ’" ’ittees were given a n d , ^ auU ful l(|lMJIlls E xhl b i t e d -
r / 't ’
^ d T T ri
^ o i S nlS ; i ^ l tk°.
M r. J. J. N,«»ba«mer Of He.- Methodist church will give a bene Masonic Temple. Everybody invited.
fit dinner a t the church basement
Hopkins, D G O. H T he liutal.ing iu d p. y Ja >miry 9 . SL M at <)f n .ircsJlm(.nts waa Mr and Mrv vetia brought to th is office Mon- Wednesday evening from 5:30 to
Hats cleaned and blocked, shoes
team was composed of patriarchs of
w
a7,d
R.
F
Peters,
chairmen.
Mr.
and
«°‘ne
blooms
which
closely
ire-
7:30. The support of the commun- shined. W. G. Stampolis, 1132 Main
thc tliree encam pm ents present, p r e - , won by Mrs. Joe
Jo< Kunuuer
R um m er unu
•
seinble orange blossoms. She had ii.> is asked, as proceeds will be Street.
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sided over by t'he Junior P G. P , Jack
J a c k . Delsman.
I P t o ^ Hostesses
Hostess.* .*. for
lor Hie
s i S i , s ia l “ " ’a nd
1 com a plant which Is used to take care of old obliga
evening were Mesdames L. A. J a r -
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a cross between a lemon unu a tions.
J in * tíwclUer
See
W.
M.
Sm
ith
about
your
au
grapelruit, and the p lan t always
HUlaboro encam pm ent officers dee. Henry Peterson Jr., John Jan- Mrs. Georgia Smith.
tomobile Insurance, a u th o r iz e d
lnslaUcd were Jay PhUÜps. C. P . sen and C. IX'F'rees.
blooms about the middle of J a n Attend Party a t Beaverton—
agent for reliable western com
uary.
Messrs, and Mesdames Charles L. pany. Can save you money.—1356
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Marslial. - B W ; Ray Sinclair,
M ls c F Altrce t of Camas. Wash Kp,ur" ^ ro,,, , on« T r*’> -
J.
Walker. L E. MacDweU, M. P. Second St. Phone 2831X.
J W . George H anns, scribe; E Is a guest lor a few week.-, of her
Mr a n d Mr G. H Blair return- Blrthday Celebrated—
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M Bowman, treasu rer. Perry Batcli- staters. Mr». Nena
Cady. B. F. Pile, J. O. Robb and
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Butler a n d Mix.
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- e Tuesday, from
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Mr. and Mrs. C harles Rees of W Piercy were guests Monday eve
rlur, guide, A K Pickens, F W., Ju lia U ainni She retu rn e d hone m o n th s trip th ro u g h O regon. Wii h-
Strictly Old Time Dance
ning a t a party a t the home oi
E J Peterson. 8 W.; W Lormor.
At Aloha Grange hall Saturday
T W
Victor Batchelnr. F. W ; ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reeves m evening, January 19. Sappington's
Beaverton.
Adolpn Mohr, I s . A. L. Brock, j
orchestra. Admission, 25c.
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O S . E L McCormick. F. O. T ;
Johnston Transferred—
DOROTHY REVIER
Moose
Dance
"l'Ltriareh J It M arshall acted a.,
1,1 llts Bunl* Mrv
r*
snow from Reddings, Cal., to Ash- Ehnor Sm ith of Laurelwood was
Lowell Johnston, formerly of
Every
Thursday
night
a
t
the
I.
Scree» play by H a rry 0. Hoyt
Hillsboro, is now with th e state O. O. F. hall. Admission 10 and 25c.
toastm aster ul the supper served
Mrs. L. M. Cohen and tier grand- ¡an<j on the return trip Mr. and also a Buest.
Directed by
highway departm ent in the Beaver Revelers' orchestra.
following Hie meeting. I.. A Rosxner daughter Nancy returned the first Mls m Mtr ex|x*ct to return io the | i rd | Work Given—
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of Dayton, ti H P . E l*ratt. 1’ of Ute week to Spokane. Wash w all» Walla. W ash, country soon.
.
„a th . l Creek Section. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
George
B. Seitz
G p mid IX k Nelson. O treas- after a visit here with her b ro th -1
Inclem ent w eather prevented the, ston will move soon from their
Rambling Mountaineers
urer ’ boUl of McMinnville. Joe ers. Reuben. Morris und Jake Well. E ntertain at IBnner—
Moose and Moose Legion drill teams present home at Mill City to Ver
Dance a t Laurel hall Saturday
Swietzer ETcil Meindi and George and their families.
j Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coy enter- of Portland lrom drilling in th e. nonia.
night, January 19. Old time and
lia
I F ’ G
H rnry
rnrv Young
M M r r^ » « „ h
M rs H A K uratll and talned with a dinner and pinochle streets here last Thursday n ig h t,1
Hall.
G R
R s s._H
Young. P family,
evenln<
wer?
modern. Admission 15 cents and
o
“ m I . and
M ^ r M s X r x u S H e a . K ura.d
and and
BUI
T
n d but they put o i.^ h G r ^ b e f o r e Birthday Celebrated—
25 cents.
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~ hall.
8 1 Mrs. John Laurs was the guest
: x r r ? o , .ip .v .c .í L /í s h íí i’
ï x
â
W
Æ
of honor at a dinner party Friday
Card
Party
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
were also given by the tliree newly inntan hi Portland
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»jircas ( lub Meets—
Loyal Order of Moose will spon
W E Ogilbee. O thers present were
elected patriarchs.
Mary Sens und Helen Schulte
ne8,
■**” Dorcas club met Thursday eve- Mr. Laurs. Mr and Mrs. Allen Ogil sor a card party Friday night. J a n
returned Monday f r o m Seattle,
Mrs. Roy Wakefield left last week ning with Mrs. L. C. Lomiix and bee and daughter of Portland, host uary 25. a t the old G range hall.
Wash., where they visited relative., for her home m K lam ath Falls Patty. All members brought their and hostess and grandson, Robert. Admisión 15c or two for 25c. 47-49
ALSO NEWS and
and friends during the past three und Mrs. J. O. Swearingen of Irrigon ow n work The February meeting
SILLY SYMPHONY
Dance a t Cedar Mill
weeks.
returned home Sunday. The ladles win be with
Mrs. Ralph Ramey,
At Cedar Mill G range hall S at
S tate Capitol News L etter—G iv
Mr and Mrs J W Holt and Mr had been visiting their parents, with Mrs. S. W. Melhuish as as-
ing the highlights of official ac urday night. January 19. Music by
und Mrs c B Williams and son Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson, ststlng hostess.
tivity at S alem —Every week in the Greenwald's orchestia. Everybody
m i
l/in iliir v
bf Beaverton spent the week-end lor several weeks. Mr. Masterson. ¡.n , r( ,
. pinochle
Preview Saturday Night
48-50
Argus.
tf welcome.
OH
J a n u a r y
wllh Mr „ „ a Mrs Carl Plckerts ot who has been ill. Is Improving v-nie ta in a t P in o ih lr—
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I*ortland.
slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jensen en-
Pytlnan Sisters
will
W
Spokane,
Mr. and Mrs. Will
i5StS}Ted„_*,i
Pi w
ill u Install
i s i a u offl-
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n M
M ariner
a r in e r of opoK
H iie. Wash.,
w a s n ..
•»* Hornecker of niX.h
l
n a r l v h K a tn r n a v
P v o n tn o
•venlng. Jan u ary 25. was a guest Tuesday of Mr and G resham were week-end guesU of
’Mp^ u
vers imi Friday eve
ins
made
at
Friday
Mis.
M
W.
Johnson
Mr.
M
ariner
Is
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
Hornecaer.
Mr.
.
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.
J H ^ M o ru in
according 1« pluns This will be a a brother-in-law ol Mrs Johnson and, Mrs. Alvall Logan, and amity «* “ : c^ L fn w n unJrt
Ah g
.
night's meeting
_'lof Shady Brook and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Megargel, and Alf O Jo h n -,
joint m ii'tlug with the K nights
Mrs. Maurice A Lynch of Red
although the officers of the K P nimul sbcnt several days lust week Herman HornccXer were Sunday
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lodi • all la-mg re-elected, were In- wdll |„i, brolhei and slster-ln-lau «best* a t the R. Hornecker home. E ntertain Neighbor»—
Stalled at private Installation rere- Mr. and Mrs John W. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs S. V Ramp of , *}r
alrs E B W atts were
moi*h ■■ Mrs Natalie VunMoock will
«,
» ... n..ri n..„rt»i .0.1 Portland and Dr and Mrs. E. H.
a ™ lg*i-
b,* the tnstiilllng officers lor the
ÜI morn B<>f1 c in lto l Hili Barendrtck of McMinnville were borhood "500 . - party.
r - Mrs. W. A
Sisters. aasLsted by Mrs. H. R . ,.re vLshor^ t Lhe A J * Wliiddo « “» ‘‘ay gneiss at the H. A. Deck
g,Us and
L- Chase made high
C hantier .us grand senior and Mrs. d„ine ^ l u r d a y evening’'
home Dr Barendrtck and Mrs.
*'?—: A L* Chase and
Kamp are brother und busier oí ^ r - Kenelly, low.
Dora Nelson as grand m anager
by
Earl Prickelt, student at Oregon Mrs Deck
A program is Ireland.
be plug arranged
Mrs
S tate rolleue.
college. Corvallis spent
George W H and- , M r* and Mrs Fred Amacher and
Mr« Fred Stali»
sn»*nt the
Mrs -------
Lester
Sewell and Mrs. Lee Oakes. Re- week-end with his mother, Mrs.
and M ^ .O ^ r B e W. H and
w en, Sundav
esU Qf
freshm ept committee constats ol Hose Prtckctt.
. ThUrsduv lor I t r and m A Clar- Mrs' K Stobcr and Mlss Caroline
Mr. and Mrs J I) Anderson. Mrs.
Miss Thcresu R othstetn of V an -’ *
xL- ,,„d Mrs nili 15e Sto0er oi Portland.
Ni.ra McCourt Mrs. Russell Morgan couvcr, Wash., visited Monday and and Mrs ' Mlld'reth Amerton all of
Miss Pauline Selfridge of P ort-
and Mrs. W C. Christensen.
Tuesday a t the home of tier cousui. Portland
land spent the week-end wi 1th her j
January 20, 21 and 22
Temple meeting will precede tin* W. II. Wiebcr.
mother. Mrs. L. Q. Sellndg
Selfridge.
installation and will be railed ut
Mrs
Mary
Alice
Woods
and
Mrs.
'
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P
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ntl-
W
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t-1
Mrs
Janies
C
Say
returned
Sun-
7 o'clock.
Continuous Show Sunday — 2 until 11 P. M
Andy Grosscup of Portland were .t , r J,,l,.»'s!’n * Melba Kraus and Eve- dav fron, (Wo
a*Pt*k.s' visit with
Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. lyn Schulnierich were Sunday guests |1Pr parents a t O ntario
M. P. Club Meets Friday—
W. Melhuish.
l,t the Frank Schtilmerlch home a t
1 v n ia rio .
IS AT
COMBINED STAGE and SCREEN SHOW
Mrs. Doris Jacobson and Mt*, and 1 •" n' ln' lo‘‘
u
j, •
Business and Professional Wo
men's club will meet Friday eve Mrs. Ben Grecnburg of Portland ,, ..l, a »d Mrs. Frank Hadley of
ning In the cham ber of commerce spent
tlie week-end at the L. P. j i .*’rt ft»d were Sunday guests of
rooms, with dinner a t 6:90. The S trunahan honia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown and
, ,,
,,
_ ,,,
, Mis Ernestine Brown.
legislative committee, with Mrs. Z
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wesson o f
J. Riggs us chairm an, will liave
Mrs. H.
Barzee of
were week-end guests a t | „ . Mr.
.. and
.
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—
charge of the dinner, nnd the pub Portland
the home of their daughter, Mrs Portland were guests Sunday aft-
licity comm ittee will present the E
B
W
atts
ernoon
and
evening
a
t
the
Paul
program, which will lx- "something
«» und j Mrs.
». Gale
i u Wells
, n and j son I I Patterson home.
different.''
Mr.
<,
You can buy a Used Car front a Ford deal'
Bobbv were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Mrs. Geoige Fischer attended a
full confidence. He hopes, some day, to sell
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flosfes»—
Wells'
b
iu
en
ts
Ml
an
I
Mis
1.
A
C‘»»P
Fire
guardians'
meeting
at
Mrs. A rthur Rellhtg entertained j ¿ ¿ „ i Paiem s. m i . ano m is . l . n i Ujp y M c A
porUand
£ ,on_
New Ford V-8. And he knows, when tha
a t luncheon Tuesday Mesdatnea J. I
„ . . day.
comes, the Used Car you bought of hint will t
A. Elmer, G. W Tantlesle, Albeit ,, Mfs- P- Bonnemlller of S anta
s,^ 0
f <sorw., h
.
measure of his responsibility.
- s s t f " ' «
If you can't afford a New Ford V-8. your
of o re of these good Used Cars will pro
Roiling, Grover Rogers, J. E. Sutil-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Barnes and Burlingame
8
R obut
excellent buy.
erland, and N. II. Schiedel.
I children of Portland spent Sunday
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, ( m a d , I ins ...
with
Mrs. J. K. Webber.
Visit Here—
. . Mr. . . and
.
1933 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan
....
. ..
_ .
. . . .
.
Miss Helen Pearson, who Is cm- j
*
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.“ ild ployed In Portland, spent the week-
1933 Ford V-8 Coupe...........................
in a laughable, cryable tlary of
*4* Weyburn, flaskatch- j P1,d here with her parents.
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1932 Ford 4-cylinder Coupe..............
ewan. Canada, nre visiting with
..
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.
,
V
A ■■
golden dreamt in conflict with
Mr. and Mrs F. O. Eagon. For th e
Miss Htalte Robinson of Ryder- ■ I1A U J V A I I F V A l l
1931 Ford Tudor Sedan. Kari-Keen
le a l i/ ic s
, '
past, th ree m o n th s th ey have been I w°od, W ash . Is a guest till, week |^ |IU W V ■ l l l l g Q n i l
Trunk
traveling through Colorado, Nebras-
Mrs. A. W, Moore.
wF
1931 Ford Sport Coupe ............
kn, New Mexico and California nnd I Miss Doris Dangroos of Portland
will visit their son In Vancouver,! will be a guest of Mrs. Arnold Jen - A n Jtt'ltl Soil w ill n o t p ro d u c e
1930 Ford Tudor Sedan .....................
B. C.. before returning home In sen Saturday
g ()o d y k | d 8 ()f d o v e r a , f a ,
THURS - FRI - SAT. I
¡
I Double F eature B ill I !
I
90 MINUTES OF LAUGHS IN THEIR NEW
FULL-LENGTH FEATURE PICTURE!
Annual Meet
Miss Snyder of
Scholls Honored
ROMANCE!
THRILLS!
ischen Has
« o » : Birthday Party
,
ACTION!
SUSPENSE!
EXCITEMENT
..._____ New Officers
Pythian Sisters
Install Officers
■'
"The Countess of Monte Cristo
THE PLACE TO GET
your pick
of used cars
January
Clearance
I SUN - MON > TUES. |
M acKenzie M o to r Co.
All makes
SALE
t'», or other crops.
Oregon product —
Ground Limestone to
acid conditions.
Per ton .....................
1933 Ford V-8 Truck, 157-inch wheel
base, closed cab, dual wheels..
The abave Cars all guaranteed
1929 W hippet Sedan ...........................
1928 Nash S e d a n ....................................
1928 Buick Sedan ..................................
1926 Ford Pickup ..................................
Use an
Dallas
correct!
$Z*.35
O
Farmers’ Cash Store
Feed - Seed - Kgg» nnd Poultry
Phone 3061
LEDERER
ROGthS
DRESSES for
$ £ - .9 5
—
$ ^ .9 5
Values th a t will
surprise you !
'J/Uiquj¡fkthe,\
S¡í2 ANT-ADS
Woman’s Shop
E. M. Barnes, Prop.
And Selected
Short Subject*
ON THE STAGE— Window Theater of the Air!
Nate Cohn’s
a i^ M o T ö R C o .
AUTNOMIZCD SALES AND SERVICE
GOAR'S
k o m a tie t
ANHATTAN
STARS of TOMORROW
KEX
Talented Children
in Person!
KGW
Stage Show Sunday Both Afternoon and Night
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