THE
'I'iiursday, February 7, 1938
C o u n ty P .T . A . G r o u p
M e e ts H e r e S a tu r d a y
H IL L S B O R O
New Pictures
Given Kating
Legion ul Decency committee of
Hillsboro Christian Count II Issued
this bulletin on pictures showing
nt the Venetian theater during the
coming week: "Transatlantic Merry-
go-round" has been rated as a
class ft picture, while the Saturday
evening preview, "The Human Side,"
belongs In class A. Special atten
tion Is called to "Our Dally Bread"
showing next week-end, which Is
not only a class A picture, but has
been highly recommended by both
Protestant and Catholic critics.
(Class A pictures are recommended
for family view, while class B pic
tures are recommended for mature
persons only.)
ARGU S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Page Five
“First Woman President”
Coffee Club Will
Convene Friday;
Play on Program
"The Allen,” a play dealing with
citizenship, will be presented ut the
Hillsboro Coffee club meeting In
the chamber of commerce rooms
Friday afternoon, beginning at 2:15
o'clock. Mrs. II. H. Stannard Is
directing und the cast Includes Mrs.
Marshall Elder, Miss May Cook and
Mrs Stannard.
Mrs. V. W. Gardner has charge
of the musical program. Mrs. El-
w o o d Johnson, A m ericanization
chairman, has general charge.
Hostesses for the afternoon In
clude Mrs C. E. Wells, Mrs. J. H.
Garrett Mrs. Fred Holznagel and
Mrs. Elwood Johnson.
finest» are welcome, according to
Mrs. Fred J. Sewell, president.
Plans for a Colonial tea. to be
given February 22. In the chamber
of commerce romos, will be made
Invitations to the affair have been
extended to all women's clubs In
Washington county. A program will
be given and early Washington
county history will be depicted.
Cuiidle-liglitliig ceremony honor of the Washington county chapter,
to attend as many sessions as pos
i 'I ' h will be held at the lia ul Melno-
dlst Episcopal church during the sible.
county in gunlzntlun meeting Hat-
urday Irom 10 a. m. to 4 p. in Mrs MRS. DOIIIM4 SI'EAKH
William Kletzrr, .-•late president, Ill.lO lti: IH.I.PIIIANS
will apeak hi the afternoon
Delphian society met for lunch
I’rograni Include» parliamentary
Monday ul Mrs. H. A. Deck’s
law drill hv Margaret Mooberry, eon
home. Mrs J. 11. flarretl h u d
10 a in., business. 10:30 a. 111.: charge
of the program with Mrs.
roll call and president’» report, 11 M P Cadv
assisting. Mrs. John K
a. in ; lun stunt ul 11:30 a in. and Dobbs
of
Grove »(Mike on
luncheon and candle-lighting serv her book. Forest
"Men
o f Ohainpoeg."
ice, noon. Instead of the usual i»»l- George Fuller's "History
the Pa
luck luncheon, a 25c luncheon will cific Northwe.1" will be of presented
be served by a local committee. At I to the local library by the Del
ternoon program will Include poems phian society.
BANKS Miss Hanna Krelche and
by Mrs. Blaaslng. songs by Mrs. V
Wayne B Thurman, both of Man
—
W Gardner, and a pageant under
ning. were married January 26 at
the direction of Mrs. W Nixon of b e n e f it p l a n n e d
Vancouver, Wash. The bride Is
forest Grove, utter which Mrs. AT PLEASANT VIEW
the daughter nt Mrs. Charles Sweck-
Klctaer will sneak
cr of Manning and Is well known
A
Valentine
basket
social
and
pro-
County I*. T. A. Stand» High | gram will be held at the school ul In Bunks where she attended high
Washington county I*. T A stunds
3» p
III.
February 14. Proceeds school. Tile couple will live In Man
high in the »lute contest for a ! , 7 from
Mnull admission charge ning where Mr. Thurman Is the
stiver cup to be awarded for mem I will be the
used to upply on playground prlnelpul of the grade school.
bership by the state executive board
Tlie couple were chartvurled Sun
Those attending are
of the I’. T. A. Hie award will I»' equipment.
promised
a grsxl musical program day evening ut their home In Man
made on following points: la > 50 by Hillsboro
and Pleasant View ning.
tsilnts for number of associations talent.
Miss Naydeane Patterson was In
making a gain, (bi 26 points for
stalled president of Gamma chap
new associations, of which this
Mr. and Mrs Paul Rees and
ter. Hillsboro Christian Council,
county lias three, i n 28 per cent
Monday evening. J Robert Patter
for the greatest, gain as u whole, Mr and Mrs. Charles Rees of Port
son. Council'» president, officiated
this county having made a gain of land visited hi Forest Grave Sun
The A-l health Plaque Issued by at the Installation ceremony, and
38 per cent, and <d> 5 points for day. Mrs. Charles Rees lived there
Representative James «W. Mott of Oregon Introduces to the world
the Washington county public health the council attended. Other officers
each association paying county dues. 46 years ago.
his daughter, born Monday, January 7th. He says she will be the
At lust report Washington county
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Anderson and assixlatlon was presented to the Installed: Jean Person, vice-presi
stood Ultra In the contest which Esther Hasselblud o f Champion. Hillside school on Friday by Mrs. dent; Shirley Kelly, secretary, and
first woman president of the United States. Little Miss Mott is
Hugh
McGIlvra,
association
presi
Grace
Bowman,
treasurer.
March 31, 1936
Mich were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
the first congressional baby bom during the new session. H ie
, David Loagren of Portland Sunday. dent. This school is the first In
A council dance may be held
photograph shows the baby at the age of three days.—Washington
Washington
county
to
fulfill
the
14
either
March
4
or
5,
to
conclude
Glen Norton of Toledo spent Sun requirements of health necessary to
Star Staff Photo.
the social season before Ixmt be
day with Ills grandmother, Mrs. obtain
the plaque.
gins. Chapter meetings, which were
Mary Babin. Three of tils high
Brandaw of Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs.
A health program was presented discontinued during the examlna-
school pupils accompanied him.
Walter Pautz of Vancouver, Wash.
the pupils and a short talk on , tlon period, were resumed during
I Mr and Mrs. L. P. Stranahan ' | by
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Robertson, Miss
this
week.
Committee
for
the
dance
the seal sale was given by Mrs.
and Mrs, Doris Jacobson of Port George
es Cornelia and Ruth Liebenow, El
will be Presidents Maurice Peeren-
Bauman.
land were week-end guests of Mr.
NORTH
PLAINS—Albert
Bolma
lxx»m. Mac Grogan, and Allan Sig and Miss LaShella Ohmacht. daugh sie and Dorothea Matthes, and Os
und Mrs. E. Barham at Salem.
wald and Edgar Matthes of Port
ler.
Birthday Observed—
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ohmacht, land.
Mrs
L
E.
Furrow
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
.Several speakers are on the P ar
were
married
in
Portland
January
Mrs. Roy Stuart celebrated her
ent-Teachers' association meeting Sutton of Aloha uttended the coun
31. After a short trip to Seattle Entertain Sunday—
Saturday night with a late Auxiliary Meets—
program next Tuesday night In the cil of the V F. W. Auxiliary last I 1 birthday
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Easter en
and other northern points the young
buffet
supper. Guests were Messrs
Wednesday
night
in
Portland
American Legion Auxiliary meet I couple
Junior high school auditorium. Rev
will make their homo in tertained with a supper party Sun
und Mesas lame's E. B Watts. Walter ing Tuesday evening at the Vet
John Beehen of Klamath Falls ! Tews,
Charles M Iteed. program chair
day
night. Guests were Messrs, and
Portland.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bolma
are
Ross
Tupper,
Adrian
Young,
erans' hall was well attended. Re
was in Portland on business last
man. also announces a playlet.
I by Mes both popular young folks of this Mesdames O. B. Gates, E- B. Tongue,
Dr Charles Iatmkln will discuss week and spent u few days with Roy Stuart, Mr Glenn Rood, and freshments wen
J W. Bailey, T. H. Tongue. L. J.
Misses Helena Mohr of Portland dames Leah Nicodemus, R. J. Nicol, vicinity.
children's teeth, their cure, diseases, thr Bechens at West Union.
Merrill, C. T. Richardson, J. H.
S. E. Olsen, Lucille Imlay, and
and the correct diet necessary for
Mr and Mrs. Kelly Jones of ■ and Josephine Stuart.
Rossman, Herbert Deck, and C. B.
Christine Kelly.
their proprr development M rs. Pendleton visited Mr. and Mrs. E. 1 Dr. II ukk I hs , Son III—
Birthdays Observed—
Georgia Hniltb Hillsboro librarian, G. Varner and Mr and Mrs. John
A birthday party was given at Buchanan of McMinnville.
Dr
Harrison
D
Huggins
und
will talk on "How to Use the Li : Gardner over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Gardner. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R Mrs. Amacher Hostess—
I son Douglass have both been In
brary."
Women's Missionary guild of the
Mr and Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale of the Jones hospital with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Alt O. Johnson, Mrs. Watkins Saturday night for Mr.
Rfforts »re being made to obtain Moro
spent the week-end with Dr. Huggins was able to go home M. Wick. Rev. Wlsecarver, Mrs and Mrs. James Valley of Beaver M. E. church met Tuesday after
a speaker from the Oregon State their son-in-law
George Fischer and Mrs N. E. ton, Mrs. Lowell Brown and Joe noon with Mrs. F e d Amacher. Mrs
Wednesday,
and
the
boy
Is
much
and
daughter,
Mr
college faculty at Corvallis to talk
improved Dr. A. O. Pltmun Is a t Haworth attended the annual Epis Collins, whose birthdays occur in William Bucher was assisting host
on 4-H club work, and the possi 1 und Mrs. J. L. Bearcy.
copal diocese dinner Saturday eve February. Others present w e r e ess. Mrs. M. W. Johnson led devo
Mr. and Mrs Robert Jones and tending them.
bilities for continued activity In
ning at the Portland hotel in Port Messrs, and Mesdames Harry Mer tions, Mrs. A. W. Havens had
liaby <il Portland spent the week McAllister» Entertain—
dub work In Hillsboro schools
land. Bishop Thomas Jenkins was ritt and son of Portland, G. W. charge of the lesson, and Mrs. L. C.
Miss Maureen Moore of Junior end with Mr and Mrs. O. W. Pool
Handsaker. T. H. Pitman and Kramien gave a vocal solo.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
McAllister
en
the speaker.
high faculty Is roach of the playlet und Miss Ruth Jones.
tertained Saturday night for friends Little Alan Humburg, son of Mr. daughter Jean. William Jungnickel Bishop, Boy Honored—
which win be given.
Mr and Mrs. Loren Schulmerlch from Portland, Hillsboro and Beav
and son Raymond. Mrs. Joe Collins,
All parents, teachers a n d others and Mrs Anna Schulmerlch visited erton. Cards, dancing and parlor and Mrs. Oscar Humburg of Gari Lowell Brown, Mrs. J. W. Maier,
Birthday cake and coffee were
Interested t il the welfare of the Mr. and Mrs. Duvld Edlgar at games were enjoyed during the baldi, was operated on for mas- Ted and Pearl Maier, and Rose served at the All Saints' mission
bool I a n ' urged by Mrs. J. M. Cedar Mill Sunday.
told
January
31
in
Portland.
He
Thursday evening following t h e
: evening. Lunch was served to nine was brought to the home of his Watkins.
Person, P. T A president, to a t
service by Bishop Jenkins of Neva
Mrs, Lena Morris, who has been teen.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F e d Quilting Bee Held—
tend the meeting.
da. The occasion was the bishop’s
1
1
1
and
under
the
care
of
Dr
Hlnk-
Rood, Tuesday,
Grade school P. T A group will ley In Portland, Is expected home School Reunion S atu rd ay -
Mrs. Alvah Logan held an all day birthday, and also th at of little
meet Wednesday afternoon nt the some
Walker's orchestra will furnish
James Wells and Miss Jean Mc quilting bee at her home January- Peter Melhulsh.
time
this
week.
library. "Dollar Hlgn In the Family"
31
Those attending were Messrs,
m
usic
for
dam
mg
at
the
West
Un
Donald,
students
at
U.
of
O..
spent
Mrs. C. A. Fletcher of Portland
will again be the study subject with
and Jackson school reunion the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. and Mesdames R. Homecker, D B. To Display Quilt—
l.s visiting h e r p a ren ts. M r anil ion
Mrs Hayes lllckford ns leader.
Mrs. M. M. Bierly, who celebrated
Burkhalter,
M. Smith, and C.
Saturday
evening
at
the
North
C.
E.
Wells.
Mrs.
Wells
drove
them
Mrs Itav Delsmun. Mrs Delsmun Plains K. P. hall All alumni and to Eugene Sunday evening return H. Himes, W.
Study Group Meets
and Mesdames Lena her 93rd birthday today, has pieced
P T A adolescent study group is ill witii a cold.
Stewart. Anna Schulmerlch. Wena a quilt which will be displayed at
former students are urged to a t ing Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Curios Johnson tend.
held an Interesting meeting nt the
W. R. C. quilt show, February
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. LaBare and Chase, Rose Cox. E. B. Watts, Claud the
library Tuesday night, subject be and daughter Joan of Gladstone
daughter Harriet of St. Helens and Cook and Orin Darety and daugh 15. at the Veterans' hall.
ing "Psychology of the Family " ] were week-end guests of Mr. and Oliver Westcott Honored—
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. LaBare and ter. The men played "500" while the Joseph Stretcher Honored—
Forty-three relatvles were enter- son
Next *c iston will be February IB Mrs R W. Cox.
Donald of Portland spent Sun women quilted.
A surprise birthday party was
m il l subject will la' "Psychology of
Florence Gordon, who Is enrolled luined on Sunday at the home of day with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Mel Gleneva Braudaw Honored—
held in honor of Joseph Stretcher
the Adolescent.” All members are In the North Pacific College of Mr. and Mrs Joe Corrlerl In honor hulsh.
Gleneva Brandaw was given a Jr. at the John Schmeltzer home at
welcome. Mrs. M M Ronilg Is Pharmacy In Portland, was at home of the 81st birthday of Mrs. Cor-
rlerl's father. Oliver Westcott. A Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Schulmerlch surprise farewell party last Thurs Scholls Monday after Scholls or
chairman
lor the week-end.
left January 31 for Capetown, Cal. day at the home of her grand- chestra practice.
P. T. A. Study Set
j birthday dinner was enjoyed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arnold
Jensen
were
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Wilkes of pa arents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brandaw.
Pre-school child study group of guests Bunday of Mr Jensen's Patricia Kroeger Honored—
Longview. Wash., visited Mr. and M ore than twenty members of the Honor Mrs. Riedweg—
the P T A meets the second and mother, Mrs. N. P. Nielsen, of Long
Neighbors and friends gathered
Mrs.
L. E. Wilkes Sunday evening. Christian church Endeavor were
I
Mrs.
Art
Kroeger
entertained
fourth Wednesday of each month
Sui day In honor of her daughter
In the Peter Boscow school nt 3 view. Wash.
L M. Reed, captain of the Ohioan present. Gleneva left F ld ay for at the Peter Riedweg home S at
urday
evening to honor Mrs. Ried
Mr und Mrs J. N. Miller of Patricia's tenth birthday. Guests Steamship Company, lias been vis Laurelwood academy near Gaston,
o'clock, 'Pie children are cared for
weg on her birthday.
by a competent young lady in the , Clatskanie spent the week-end with wen Mr and Mrs. Albert Asbahr iting his sister. Mrs. E W. Moore. where she will attend school.
kindergarten room of the school relatives and friends In and near and daughter June. Mrs Barbara Captain Reed Is with the Ameri Anniversary Celebrated—
Food Sale Saturday—
Darks and Mrs. Julius Asbahr.
at a cost of 10c to each parent. Mrs. Hillsboro.
can-Hawaiian Steamship line.
Methodist Epworth League will
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rledweg of
It W Fuller is leader of this group
Mrs. Cynthia Good of Forest I’le Supper Planned—
Harry Johnson left Monday morn south
ol Hillsboro entertained rela hold a cooked food sale at Fred
Tlie subject for the meeting Febru Grove has been spending a few
ing
for
F
ndleton
on
a
business
trip.
Amacher's
Superior market Satur
Past Noble Grands' club of Re
Sunday in honor of their
ary 13 Is "How parents teach their days with her daughter, Mrs. E J
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jensen were tives
bekah lodge will hold a pie supper guests
24th wedding anniversary. Guests day. beginning at 10 a. m.
children to be naughty.'* Mrs ft McAlcar.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Adams
F b ru a rv 15, 8 15 p. m.. In the local
were Messrs, and Mesdames J. Marty Have Scarlet Fever—
W Melhulsh will have charge of
Mrs. R A Denby returned home | I.
O. 6 . F hall. Ladles are asked of Portland Monday night.
and daughter, Jacob Trachsel and
the discussion.
The Lawrence Fcken family at
Tuesday from u week's visit with I to
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Rees were children. Emil Trachsel and chil
bring
pies,
and
there
will
be
a
her broUier, U G. Longsworth. of 1 free program.
house guests January 30 and 31 at dren, Henry Tonges and daugh Scholls was quarantined Monday
for
scarlet fever, two members of
■ Portland.
the A C. Rhodes home In Port ter. and Philip Massinger and sons,
the family being ill. _
land. An evening party was given all of near Bethany.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace and Grace Hudson Fesidenl—
Handy Andy 4-H cooking club tn their honor Thursday.
son Hilly of Beaver were week-end
Tacoma Minister to Speak—
guest» of Mr and Mrs. Frank Wal was organized last week at Lelsy-
Miles Cady of Vancouver. Wash., Mrs. Smith Honored—
Rev. V. A. Spicker of Tacoma,
A varied musical and dramatic lace.
vllle. Grace Hudson was elected visited this week with his uncle,
Mr, and Mrs. W. Verne McKin
P irogram was presented at t h i J Mr. and Mrs. G. D. O'Hara and president, and Dorothy Kennedy.1 M. P Cady. Miss Janette Cady ney and son Walter and Mrs. Emma Wash., will speak at the Methodist
Episcopal
church Sunday evening.
lethodlst
Episcopal
church
Tues
5'
of Oswego visited t h i s secretary There are twelve mem-i came down from Corvallis to spend C. McKinney attended a birthday
day evening under the auspices of children
party in honor of Mrs. E. C. McKin
bers.
the
week-end
at
home.
week
with
Mr
and
Mrs
A
J.
Whld-
the King's Daughters' class of the
sister. Mrs. Sophia Smith,
Argus classified ads get results.
Attend Conference—
Guests at the H. R. Emmott ney's
Rundav school Proceeds will be don.
of Forest Grove at the home of
Mr and Mrs W R. Wlon and
Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Reed home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Smith's son-in-law and daugh
used for new song books for the
family
of
Gresham
were
guests
of
Kenneth
Carlile
and
family
of
Van
attended the Salem dtstrlct confer
school.
Entertainment Included
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Borgen, in
piano solos. Blanche Flnrgan; duet Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Anderson Sun ence at Corvullts January 30 and couver and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Portland Thursday evening.
31. Mrs. L. C. Brown and Mrs. R. Reed of Portland.
Mrs Floyd Miller and Mrs Chnrles day.
Mrs. Nora Scandrett and Mrs. Ar A Dean nccotnponled them.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Long, Virginia Perkins Elected—
Reed accompanied by Mrs. J. A
Sub-Deb club elected following
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mero of
llei
"A W in te r's T a le ." thur Anderson of Gaston visited Class Holds Meet—
Portland, and Miss Anna Baumann officers January 31 at the Junior
tragedy. Mrs. II H. S tannards at the L. C. Lomax home Thurs
Ever-Ready
class
of
the
Christian
Hillside visited Mr. and Mrs. L. high school: Virginia Perkins, pres
dramatic class; piano selections by day.
' church Sunday school met January of
ident; Dorothy Challacombe. vice-
Alice Schulmerlch; songs, mixed
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Kirk and
with Mrs Ethel Powers. Next A. Long Sunday.
Alma Eslinger, secretary;
quartet. Dirts Webber. Bernice How famllv of Portland were guests Sun 30
meeting will be with Mrs. H. A. Al William F eem an, who has been president;
Ann
Munkres. treasurer; Dixie Lee
ard. Bob Kalkwarf and Charles day of Mr and Mrs. Andrew Lentz. lison
under
medical
care
at
Jones
hos-
Wednesday
evening.
Reed Jr ; accordion numbers La-1 Mrs. Francis Gheen Is visiting
ital for some time, was able to go MacDowell, reporter; and Louise
Velle Jackson of North Plains; tilts week with her daughter Mrs. Past Chiefs Meet—
Cruzen, committee chairman.
ome this week.
piano. Helen Dean; vocal. Minerva George
Mrs. S. E. Fayrnm and Mrs. Lloyd
Loral People Guests—
Leona
Oerardo
of
Finevllle
vis
Schultz
at
Oregon
City.
H ighest Q uality
Filler, accompanied by Blanche
Brown entertained 18 of the Past ited her sister, Mrs. J. B. Dinsmore,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthes
Flnrgan; and a coinedv. "Charm." j Mrs Paul Jones and son of Mc Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at last week.
Lowest Prices
gave a large dinner Sunday at their
Mrs. Frrd Sewell gave musical In- [ Minnville are visiting her parents, the home of Mrs. Fayram Thurs
Mr. and Mrs William Brogden home in Portland. Guests were Mr.
terpretatlon to the dramatic num Mr. and M rs. A W. Haven
day night.
and famllv visited Bonneville dam and Mrs. Emil Olson, Donald and
Mr. and Mrs. M E. Webb of Spo
bers.
See the many values in
Stanley Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Albin
Sunday.
kane. Wash., were Sunday guests of Tea Tuesday—
Miss Helena Mohr of Portland Olson, Albert and Marilyn Olson of
Iatdles' Aid of the Methodist
our F ebruary Broadside
Mr. and Mr». Howard Wells.
INSTITUTE RED
Gaston. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones,
Guests at the Henry Kroeger church will give a tea Tuesday was a week-end guest of Josephine little
CROSS PLANNED
which was m ailed to
Miss
Mavis
Jones
and
Charles
Stuart.
from
2:30
to
5
In
the
basement
of
American R e d Cross Chapter home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson
you a few days ago.
Worker's Institute for Oregon and B. E. Thompson of Portland.
CARD OF THANKS
spent Saturday and Sunday at Eu
Mr and Mrs. J. K Webber and Celebrate 93rd Birthday—
W e wish to extend our thanka fo r the
Western and Central Washington
m any expressions of kindness and sym- )
Rem ember we feature
will open Monday In Portland. Ses Florlne visited Mr and Mrs. R. R.
Mrs. M. M. Bricrly will celebrate gene.
ps thy extended during our recent be
Breakfast
club
will
meet
Wednes
sions will be conducted at the Barnes of Portland Sunday.
her 93rd birthday today (Thursday».
reavem
ent,
the
illness
and
death
o
f
the
quality a t a price.
Heathninn hotel and will close Feb
E. W. Plapp and Ed Morford vis She l.s a member of tlie local Wo day w ith Mrs. W E. P ittinger.
la te M rs. J. W . Goodin, and especially fo r
ruary 15. W. F Norman, chairman ited the Over the Top Host No. 81 man s Relief Corps.
John Bergen of Marshfield was in (he b ea u tifu l flo ra l trib u te s .—J . W .
See us today fo r your
Hillsboro last week.
G taalin and fam ily.
In Portland Monday evening.
: 11. E. <5. Meet—
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Purves of Port
hardw are requirem ents.
H. E. C. club will meet (today)
land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday
at 12:30 In the grange
F, E. Cornelius Sunday.
hall for a pot luck lunch.
Mr. und Mrs. E. R. McKay of
Portland spent Sunday with Mr. D. A. R. to Meet—
and Mrs. J. R. Peppnrd.
David Hill chapter, D. A. R.. will
Miss Rozena Wltherll of Portland meet Monday evening with Mrs. B.
F
Pile.
wns u guest last week of her aunt,
Mrs. J. R. Peppnrd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nye O. Bristol were
guests or Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Bristol
W ANTED
of Silverton Sundny.
Men to Qualify for Good
Mrs. Donald Franklin of Portland
Pay Position»
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. W.
W ill personally
interview
men
Barnes, this week.
w illin g to w ork hard for good pay
positions
in
Fleetrie
R
e
frig
eratio
n
Mrs. Frank Mitchell visited her
and
A ir
C o nditioning
business.
cousin, Mrs. Lillian Laughlin, at
P re fe r
men
w ith fa ir education
Gaston Frldny.
m echanically
inelinetl.
now
em
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Bartels were
ployed. Must he w illin g to devote
Nc\t door to Venetian theater
some spare tim e here in H illsboro
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
to p re lim in a ry tra in in g to become
Coinan Sunday.
Hillsboro
in stallation
a n i l service exi»ert.
Mrs. Gertrude Cnlef spent Sun
Earn w hile learning. W rite , giving
Open uniII 9 P. M.
day In Portland with Mr. nnd Mrs.
age. phone, present occupation.
F e d Meek.
Every Saturday Night
UTILITIES ENGINEERING
J. H. G arrett was called to Pen
INSTITITE
dleton F lday by the death of his
40« N. W ells S t..
Chicago. H I.
brother.
ing tin' memory of l‘. T. A. foiind- urges Washington county workers
Manning Couple
Wed Saturday
Miss Patterson
Chapter Head
Hillside School
Plaque Winner
Hillsboro P. T. A.
Meeting Tuesday
Junior Hi School
Miss Ohmacht and
Albert Bolma Wed
A C C IV H C I » ( J U V S t f l
Colden Wedding
of
Service Club
Anniversary of
Teachers of the two grade schools
and Junior high and Mr and Mrs.
Phelps were guests of the
Couple Observed Orange
Service club at a dinner Monday
evening at the chamber of com
Mr and Mrs Fred Hamel of near merce. L. C. Mooberry Introduced
Orenco celebrated their 50th wed- , David Hill school Instructors in
ding anniversary Sunday. Mr. Ham the absence of Mr. Nosier Peter
el was born In Cassel. Hesse, G er Boscow and Junior high teachers
many, and came to Oregon In 1882 were
Introduced by Rex Jones, and
He was married to Emily Mary Service club members by Mrs. L. E.
Llchty. native daughter of Hllls- MacDowell. Daffodils and yellow
| boro, February 5, 1885. at the Tual candles were used In decoration.
atin Plains Presbyterian church.
Program Included songs by Robert
Rev. George Ross officiated. Three Kelly, accompanied by Mrs. Fred
children were born to the union.1 Sewell; reading by R. L. Putnam;
Louie, Eleanor and Maud. There tap dance by Jacqueline Hunt; skit
are four grandchildren and one by Mrs. H. H. Stannard and De
great grandchild.
loss Anderson, and piano solca by
Guests at the golden wedding Mary Manley and Evelyn Haworth.
were Messrs, and Mesdamcs Joe
Zanlker of Oregon City. Ernest !
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and children, John Gardner and County—Hillsboro Argus with which
Betty and Anita Morgan. J. J. Wls- Is combined the Hillsboro Inde
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mer. Perry Gardner of Quatama. pendent.
Frank Llcnty and daughter Evelyn,
Howard Llchty and daughter Bev
Hats cleaned and blocked, shoes
erly, both of Beaverton. Fred Hamel shined. W. G. Stampolls, 1132 Main
Jr. and daughter Lavonne, and Street.
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Jack Hamel, both of Orenco; Mrs.
F J. Krueger of Llnnton, Louie
“500” Card Party and Dance
Hamel and Misses Eva and Maud
At Cedar Mill Grange hall Sat
Hamel and Violet Stoffer of Oren- urday, February 9. Admission 29c.
tco, Herman Hamel of near Hills
boro, and Miss Eleanor Hamel,
Old Time Dance
who lives with her parents, Mr. and
Tuesday night, Verboort C. O. F.
, Mrs. Fred Hamel.
hall. Admission 25c.
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Good Time Dance
At Grange hall every Saturday
, night. Georgia Hess orchestra. Ad
mission 25 cents.
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Miss Way Weds
John H. York
Miss Beatrice Way, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Way of Hills
boro, and John H. York of Aloha,
were married January 26 at North
Bonneville, Wash. The couple will
make their home In Portland where
Mr. York is employed with Irwin-
Hodson Co.
Masquerade Dance
At the Helvetia hall Saturday,
February 9. Music by the "East-
side Entertainers." Everybody mask.
Admission 25c.
50-1
Conference Planned—
Rambling
Mountaineers
District conference of e l e v e n ! Dance at Laurel hall Saturday
Masonic lodges in Washington and night, February 16 Old time and
Yamhill counties will be held In modern. Admission 15 cents and
Hillsboro April 19. The grand en 25 cents.
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tertainment committee has a r - 1
Dance
at
Odd
Fellows
Hall
ranged the program, but Hillsboro
lodge, the host, has not yet com-1 Every Thursday night at Odd Fel
pleted its plans for the meeting. lows hall. February 21 will be mas
querade dance. Sponsored by the
Loyal Order of the Moose. Music
by the Revelers
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