Page Six
H IL L S B O R O
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Thunulay, February 28, 198ft
G eraldine. Jean ana Doris o ru a u il.
A G e n tle H in t
By M u n c h
ueo ig e ¿ c ig a r. toaiourn an a Vivian M A C
test Friday uflernoon She will ren- and Mrs N uk llothmitn of IIIMs-
¿eigicr an a Keim Manow.
resent Orenco at Hillsboro March b to »etc In Washington.
GEE Z THIS IS a lo Y t a
ueorge M ajnaxa Jr. is staying
8. Lois Hobson took second place In
F'tltdnv o’ last week Ed Wl'son
1A '• ~
w ail a sister. Mrs. Gien Milter, an a
T H t M .’ THAI
the humorous selections In division was
^WOftK FOR A T tw COOKItS—
III with toiullItU
aiienam g high school.
II.
OUGHT TO MAKE
WtLU.ONY MORI BOX *N
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNlliv and
Airs, ciicini Miner entertained
a im a dinner Suiiuay (or Mr. ano
fT------ÎTB A GOOD
YLL ô l UP T H t-R t
children visited Mr. and Mrs. B.
Mrs. M en Beany and Miss Lois
O
Î L
E. Stoller at Lain el Sunday.
THING MOM "THINKS,
M r» . W a ts o n N e w O ffic e r ; uw ors or Pom aria.
P re s b y te ria n s o f
D is tr ic t
II C Seymour ol D S. C nt Cm
Birthday Celebrated
I
DON'T
KNOW
P a rty F rid a y E venin g
valli.» mid Alvin Hobart ol lhe
Mrs. Jnery AielXiugai »as honor
» 8 IlKAI. IN MKAI. KMTATK
P la y fo r G ro u p M e e t
ViHlRKTHLV ARE
federal rellei office of Hlhsboro
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guest a t a uuiner pany at the Win*
Writ!
were here Friday to give advice as
F ir* «»id A tilinii<4ill« liiauratn-a
n n v -ro M i n . , . . « r-i.v »nit nt uie McDougal home at Uayton 1-eo-
BUXTOIV Kansas City unit ot lU)U.j. l(
eeieoration oi her Duih-
to crops, etc.
Mnk« I a w m and lu u a Murvty llmnl«
i l b Mr«. H u g h llu rU elt« )
Fariners Union m et at Manning uav o th e r guests »ere her mother,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Meilt’V ui' I
social club hail Monday. Feoruary
t Doua. Mrs. Kuuy Lounnec
UltENCiV The play. "Bashful Mr children 01 lim ber visited Mr and
K UR ATI.I & WISMER
18. All oyster supper was lurnouieu nrf
Ilinlur «... „ „ j \ i rs ,-u r-
llobbs, will be given hi the school Mr: lillu Hunger Sunday.
llll.l.sluiiui. OUKUUN
tha crowd by the K ansas CUy mem- us HiU.on OI san d y . Mr. an d Mrs.
auditorium Friday night. Every­
Doris Pinson »us a ie 'k i'iil
Tslseksne ll» l
III« Me..,ng Ml
I'
bers and a program was given by Stanley McDona.a a n a M
body come as it
full of laughs. gue.it of Muijury Parson while Mr
lh e cast Includes Lucille McGee
X . t £ " p ro g ra m ® S » X « L ol' I
PorUand' - Mrs' PbU“ >
M Stew art, Julius lliigen. Mrs
and Mrs. VV miue Me -
guitar selections by Earl and Ever­ Dougal and son and Elery Mc­
Volk. Mrs Serullord, Rosie 11,11.,
ett denser, vocal numoers uy Miss Dougal. The guests from Sandy
¡tilth Koleek. G race llaiuel 11,4,
<5
Mabel Nelson, ana a p.ay. In ­ and Portland spent the evening at
Kelly, and E d n a Metlioff. Miss
terviewing a Servant," was given. the Elery McDougal home.
M arla McKlnnis U t h e director
Ovi
Cast included Miss R uth Ingles
jDunelng to music o f Hillsboro
Miss
Louise
Mathews
of
Sandy
Miss Ethel IXirk. Mrs. Charles.
I Rhyl lint Rascals will be enjoyed
is good ad vice
Mrs. Elery McDougal from
Crowther, Mrs. Eva Benefiei. Miss visited
after the play.
Puesday till Friday Miss Mathews
Betty McCann, Mrs. Jack Benene, was
about
y o u r fa m ily
a
prim
ary
grade
pupil
of
Mrs.
Preaby leriana to Meet
and Mrs. Bruce McCann; a skit. McDougal, whom she had not seen
...Worid ,d“y of prayer lor missions
• Aunt Betsy and the Oil Stock, for eight years.
wash and la u n d ry .
will be observed by lhe Presbyterian
was presented by Mrs. Alex Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ego and family
j group at T ualatin Plums church
and Mrs. Keuben Kelly. Jolui were
Sunday
guests
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
M arch 8 at 1 30 o'clock. The group
Floss, county president, was speaker. Harold Aeoiscner at M ountain Home.
4?AVE money, time,
Includes Keedvllle. Orenco. lleth-
Nine new members were initiated
Next meeting of the Pleasant
energy, and YOUTH
iiiiv
Presbyterian
and
T
ualatin
into the union.
View community club will be March
Plains churches
A program was given by the 9.
—by taking the drudg­
with
a
pot
luck
supper
and
pro­
Mr. and Mrs Tucker of Beaver­
school on W ashington's birthday. gram.
ery of laundry out of
ton were guests of Mrs. a. L C ar­
I t was attended by several oi the
SERA work on the Pleasant View-
lyle
and Mrs Mary Beach Sunday
parents.
your home. Turn It over
school
yard
was
finished
Thursday-
; evening. They had been hi ultend-
Services Held
Not quite enough funds
to us for dependable
i',
S
i
?
he
eount>
'
monthly
C
hris­
Funeral services for Joe Biscar oi evening.
were available to complete the
tian Endeavor cabinet meeting
work.
Portland were held at the Catholn plans.
Residents
in
the
district
will
Mrs Marv Beach and Mrs 8 L.
church Friday morning with in­ donate work to finish it.
Carlyle
returned
Saturday
from
term ent In the Buxton cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Elery McDougal a t­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wescott oi
Wherr
spent j
a program at McMinnville
Timber visited here one day last tended
Friday evening given by the Eagie
Telephone 47
»
“
nobby
“
s
t
j
X
.
s
“
toHrt
Mr'?
Thev also visited Mr. Dahlin.
J. Stacy and daughter Lots of lodge.
lllllsburo. Ore.
who
is
critically
ill
in
a
hospital
C entralis, Wash., were overnigh
n
, E*renU
Wr " U Mrs.
Nalhanlul
Kixse. Sunday.
guests of Mrs. Jessie Tillman and there.
Miss Eva Hutchens. Ed Debolt
, M,ra-,,c h a rles Anderson' of Tacoma
sons Friday.
daughter Gale and Miss H utch­
U visiting at the Dr. M o and O
A party was given a t the A. B and
ens' m other were guests at the Mer-
F. Anderson homes.
Edwards home Friday night. P i­ vin
W hitmore home Sunday.
nochle and "500" were played. P i­
Orenco Wins
Mrs.
B.
F.
Deford
was
honored
nochle honors went to David E d­ with a surprise birthday party Mon­
Orenco boys' grade school basket­
wards. high, and to Frances C an­ day afternoon.
ball team defeated West Union
by, low. In "500' Reuben Kelly
Wednesday afternoon 51 to
Mildred Meyers, who teaches
was high, and A. Stephens, low. in Miss
Portland, spent from T h u rsd ay ' _
...
Society Elects
Miss June Garvin was a week­
Missionary society met
end guest of her sister in P oit- till Sunday evening with her m oth­
with
Mrs.
II. E Scheldt February
er.
Mrs.
Lena
Meyers.
'
cel
to
Leslie
Wates
of
Goble
Feb-
lcnd.
20.
Following officers w e r e r c -
G lona H oftm an was an overnight kvctllaus \ _ lly <_,IUD
ruary 13
Mrs. Jessie Tillm an attended a
elected: Mrs. S L. Carlyle; presl
_
'
Sunday callers at the Joseph
card party a t Hillsboro given by the guest of Nellie Chenevert a t New-
dent; Mrs. Thomas c . Duncan
>*rg
Th»
ursdSy'
«.
~
.
s
p
o
n
s
o
r
s
a
P
a
r
t
y
Dober
home
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
R N A.
vice-president and Mrs. II. E I
O n Y o u r Savings
Mrs. Ira G. McCormick was a
t
/ Wieland and daughter Dorothy of
Mrs. Mollie Tallm an and Pern
Scheldt, secretary-treasurer.
!
of her daughter Mrs. Allan
KANSAS CITY—K ansas City Wo- Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Tennis
Eastm an are visiting relatives in guest
OREEN MOUNTAIN — Elwoods
A
num
ber
of
friends
of
Mrs.
W
Comber,
in
P
ortland
from
F
rid
a
y
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--
•-
o j
e.
a m an's club sponsored a community Pyle. Beverly Dober returned home have started logging
F Hunter
Portland.
Your investment with us 1» safeguarded by First
1 . . onerations
.
fu n n te
entertained her a t a '
till Sundav evening. Ira G. and card party a t the K ansas City haU with Mr. and Mrs. Pvle for a short ,7? , „
r....?.,u
u r eiitertmmxl
Baseball Meet Held
f in
M r fV ir m ir b
w p rp
’
.-.-is
on G reen M ountain and Joe luncheon In P ortland Friday in
Mortgages on Oregon homes. No better security any­
guests TPvirlav
Friday evening.
visit.
A meeting of the baseball boys Hodson McCormick were
McCoiiiber's
xir.'
and
i f i f s . Charles FoUette, ¿'S u n d ay callers at the Unger home umber.1S 1OBK‘ng the Fnulk Balley ‘“ o u e s u
there
Sunday
when
where.
was held on the grounds south of
birthday was celebrated with a Wallace and Josephine of Forest were Bernard. Mary and William tim ber-
n Buy
a e Farm
F H Mrs
unter I home
town Sunday afternoon.
ra rm
Sundav were Mr. W and
r
Mr. and Mrs. Skeels and fam
fam-1
p roye . were guests a t m e Alfred Trum p of Laurel,
-
an,d
Everett
Denser
recently
Stark,
c
.
L.
Steinlen
and
Lydni
S ta rt saving today In any am ount from »5 00 up.
ily have moved to Love's hopyard . M r and Mrs. F. E. H offm an and Lewis home Sunday.
LawTence Miller of Scholls vis- purchased Mrs. Dysle’s farm in Terril, of Portland. Mr Mrs
m
d
Mrs
near Thatcher, where Mr. Skeels daughters, Gloria an d M errsbelle,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ritchie and ited at the E. W. C aller home the this neighborhood.
j.
l . Auld and Davis Auld of Hills-
will be employed.
visited M r and Mrs William E at- son Dean of Groveland spent Wed- first of this week
Wilma Rosencrans a n d
Bar- boro,
Mrs. Watson Treasurer
Portland Saturday. Miss nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs
Rov C arter spent from Thursday
bara Rltenour spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs Louie Madden and
W. B. A. No. 29 business meet-
Homm. » h o accompanied the v. Lewis.
until Sunday at his home here. He In
Banks
with
relatives.
— --------
- - - Patricia
-
daughters
Marvlee and
Ann
ing was held a t the Grange hall Hoffm ans to Portland, visited a sis-
Mrs. Rose Woods is seriously ill is employed on the U. S. Dredge
w1..Po.r.tla
n d , i pent the week-end
I R E L IA B L E
Frank
Bailey
and
children
a
t­
Saturday with a birthday dinner ter.M iss Daphne Homm.
at the home of her sister. Mrs. J. H. Multnomah.
for Mrs. Veta Cearley. Mrs LaVona .,M £S;
ted „the Bfam an. Mrs. L. Moore of Nampa.
O rpha C arter visited Mr. a n d . . tended _ a . G . range , . dance in Hills- » Ith Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K arns
Mr. and Mrs Sam Johansen and
Peterson and Mrs. Eva Tolke. Mrs. Mountain Top school Fndav morn- Idaho, and George Aydelott of Mrs. Guy Orazer of Sehefflin Mon- boro Saturday night.
pm- dau«htt'r Irene of Portland wrre
Pearl Watson was elected to fill
when, the ^pupils and teacher. Garibaldi, sister and brother of dav and Tuesday.
Edward Smejkal, who is em
week-end
guesU at the O. A. Rob­
the vacancy of treasurer's office. -"rs-. . Mike McCann, celebrated Mrs. Rose Woods, are also a t the
Mr. and Mrs. John Haase enter- ployed near Vernonia, spent i lait
a s i ¿¡of, j x j j n p
A card party will be given bv the W ashingtons birthday with a song Beaman home.
tabled the Muhly family of Bloom- week a t home.
Mr.
and
Mrs Frank Hathaway ,
ladies at Buxton G range hall F ri- service.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M arr spent ing Sunday.
C
a * » U*
.»!’
.Hi OI
D illQ
.»liJlIIil ¿ llli .»iifl
Ervin
M'-ad
of Bald
Mountain
day night. A small admission will . " Ir - a‘id_ Mrs. J. IL Haynes and the week-end at Vernonia visiting
Preaching services »ill be held visited Sam Strubb over Saturday urHav
‘" ' j sP,’llt
night
uraav evening and Sunday with her
be charged with supper included. ba.,?’ »J* Leslie of Cedar Canyon Mrs. M arr's parents. Mr. and Mrs next Sunday night at the school.
J. M. PERSON. Manager
Move Operations
I 151
’ ?*” ' El?L<ier
CI*ff Sandy, and family.
Ed Sm ith who is employed on
Henry Cypher and Bert W alters ¡JiYnn,S Mr “” d Mrs
Gooil-
Saving« A I.uan llldg.
lllll.h'iro, Oregon
Brisbine and Meek have moved
al? ) » ^‘ll d a t tile
,M r- and Mrs Rov Hodge enter- th e Joseph Dober ranch, returned of North Plains visited here Tues­
Mrs. F rank Lichty of Cedar Mill
their logging apparatus to t h e D e io r ti and H ajn es homes.
tam ed a t a party Sunday for Mr to work Tuesday after a few days'
day.
K
.sppnalng
a
few
days
with
her
Bailey timber on Green M ountain. D Miss Helen Homm, teacher a t the and Mrs. Asa Eslinger and Mr. and
visit with his folks In Porr'and
father, William Keehn, who is
Mrs. Edith Biggie is visiting her B utk Heaven school, entertained her Mrs. Ernest Eslinger and family of
o ,» ,
quite 111.
daughter. Mrs Elmo Tallman, at P“Pds and
“ e*«hbor, women David's Hill.
Mrs 8801 Frost and daughter
Veri
of
Scholls
visited
at
the
C.
F.
Mr. and Mrs. W R Smoko of
Timber.
with a taffy pull Friday afternoon.
RolII c „ - Surnrised
New Residents
Ciauda and Zane Wood accom-
A surprise 'n artv
Rntii» 1 Robinson home Sunday.
Portland spent Monday in Orenco
(By Mr«. Lou Wright)
property
Willie Backer of McMinnville f ¿ rK up
oRd their
Mr« P
n 1 o ‘ c
Z
SEE OUR EINE
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simonton
PalJied their teacher
Mrs. 54ike q j x Saturday evening bv a ¡lumber
and family have moved here from
or? a l ,rIP
r rlday of his friends. The* evening was
Mrs. Air C. P n J Beck
spent last Monday night with his s „n d and with
L
r spent
1
,
’
STOCK OF
faflie
cousins. Mr and Mrs. Will Hanev,
, wl“ ’ M b JJec k s father,
•ngard. Mr. Sunonton is employed
w F re » S Spent ¿ n PlaylnB P“ioehle. Present
... ’
.P '1 ¡F: ° I . Portland.
a t the Elwood Logging company parents. Mr. and Mrs. H W F re » - Were Mr and Mrs. E. B Webb.
and Tuesday he visited with L ou
MLss Sophie Von Kanel of P o rt­
W right and family.
*°°a '
Honor Roll Given
Mr- and Mrs. Collin
Cree. who V a id e k a n d e " ’ and "children' M?
land is staying at the C. P Beck
N ellie, Haney and Cecil Tower home, assisting Mrs. Beck' who
Perfect attendance Buxton school £a,ve„
a L tb e_.i)rnduff and Mrs. William Easley and fam -
‘
° na'’
WITCH HAZEL—Work Is pro-1 visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs been 111.
have moved to Newberg.
prim ary grai des the past six weeks borne,
Miss Alice M cInnis entertained
Mc9 in.Il.i? and RaIPh pressing nicely on the new gym Fred Haney, near Btrassel Sunday
M in Olive Rogers of St Vincent'« i
ollows: Frank Crowther,
are as folli
n
a
'
a*L. recreation nau
hall adjoining Ule
the
hosPltal spent Sunday with her par-
n-ir-
Eveivn- Ro6.^ Shiriev a num ber of relatives February 20 ¿ a ¿ 7
Mr. and Mrs. W alter W rtght and hospital
John e "LaZott
R eth erto d .' M tfvin W honor of the birthday of her m h e l r f ' R irtlfn d
daughter schoc’ house. It is an SERA project Louis W right visited Mr. and Mrs ents. Mr. and Mrs J. - - P Rogers.
par
White y Vehna
J
t
a
n
v
¿
d
Billie
Lynch
mother.
Mrs.
D.
M.
McInnis.
E
C
1
0I_
™
\
Iandl
,
K
„
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Dickeron
ol
Fred
Haney
near
Strassel
Thursday
.
,
Vie
In
C,
FORDS
<»n
test
Canby
O iiP - it « f from
rn m a
a H
ic t o n « « were a
»..
B irthday Celebrated
Portland visited Mrs
m
u Crouder
______ and .....
................
Ar
ene nenv.r.i.
Mrs. M
P.
Arlene
Bernards won first olace
have been added t Guests
distance
Mr.
Fred . Haney
sons ..
Orval
and
Two new
Alfred
Lewis
entertained
Tuesday
evening.
CHEVROLETS
Victor of Strassel visited the Lou tn the humorous, division III nt
Thev are A rthur
J - A- York of Rredville.
to the sci
B eaverton m the e lim ination con-
and ‘Dorothy Simonton. Those“ hav^ Mrs. M cInnis returned "home with
' iiw ?«1
K?w»and «-®'ir R Lindegren returned this W rlg h th o m e Suturday.
m 'm
until
Friday
with a » birthday week from a trip to Idaho
,—
r
attendance
in
uonei
them
and
rem
ained
tti
w
. hqv i “ 3- victor newis,
Lewis,
">•»
BUICKS
^ d e . r ï e 1 Ä t a “ R ta c 'k ," w fto k M b “ and d Mrs.
D. W.
W. M
and dl? i1re.r .*?, his honor W*d
“ esday
„<
Mrs. ~
D
M cInnis
cInnis and
Wednesday.
C FaptΓ,?
aptain J° G. ^ L'
L. HaJ1
Hall ol
of McMinn-
McMinn- vi^ Mr. and Mrs. Morrow and family
- '
-
'
-VLm:
visited relatives in Portland Sun-
family of Reedville and Mrs
B
Mrs Victor “Ä
ville visited
the Sunday school last dav
NASH
r Crowther
a f c Liovd
Ä Messenger
W
Ä Ches- PU-V-
M r,. A. Me-
h a"d a d d r e T d
d M
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Wright, Mr
, a t the home of Mrs. Charles Fol- combined groups of Rosedale and
Bellish. Edwin Quier, Betty Stow­ Innis th e day before.
and
Mrs.
Lou
Wright
and
son
Wil­
(Incorporated)
FORI) and CHEVROLET TRUCKS
lette of Forest Grove.
Witch Hazel. The future classes
ell, Billie Crowther. and Harold
bur and Mabie
D aurghty .-a
spent
Mr. and Mrs. c . H. H am ilton will meet a t Witch Hazel.
..
.,
Collections _
Credit Reports
and Norman Peterson.
spent
the
week-end
at
Montesano.
There
are
three
new
students
»Vn-'
a'i
W
r
‘
Y
»
h 'f i r lter Wr'*ht s
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kelly a t­
In
W ash . as guests of Mrs. H am ilton's at the school. Gwendolyn
Peters »¡¡Ir1*!, ;„i,¥ r ' and Mr‘s' E' Rlacc-
tended a birthday dinner for his
sister.
Mrs.
Minnie
Landon.
William
Garfield
and
Grace
Hupv
ne* f B5 n!t s '
„
Washington.
Tillamook,
Polk and
brother. Billy, of the Mead dis­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arr visited L. W. Mullendore, O. D
Tuc ker n a ? ri^ ^ tlm an,dH,° i\,F rV ”
SSut 1
trict Sunday.
Yamhill Counties
“ aPd
-------
- ' ares Sellers
-
id C. c R R.
Hillsboro visited O tto and Emil
r
f
t
h
a
n
v
rpTiAD
a
Tr
T
T
«
oh
Mrs.
ch
of
Iowa,
and
William and D elm ar Riggle of
I
Personal Contact on Collections
here r
__
_______
Mrs. Rudy Lepschat gave a quilt­
route home from a trip to Tilla- « w a s decided to b u lk Is.n e w "oump
K ^g-
ing party Friday.
W ishington County Office
Teachers Hired
m°ok.
house and install a w ater system.
ston home 101 1 th n f " i i n i i h X J » '
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Fisher of
Albert Mead returned from the
Mr and' Mrs
V entl P
PrtcketL
01
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Mrs.
Verne
rickett
of
same
teachers
have
been
1
Agricultural
News
—
Regular
a
r
­
Sunset were overnight guests of h e sp ita ^ Friday after being there Banks rtsitedI
t h e ? Alfred
w “ bl£^d for next year
Second and Malti Streets
•d a a t t th
A lfred k
t
"»AUTMORIZID SALES ANO SERVICI
ticles from the county agent, and
relatives here Saturday.
for some time.
Miss Hastings is ill and Mr 4-H club news from surrounding
Phone 3071
1
home
Saturday
evening.
Married a n d P e a r ^ n ^ P o r t l a S d v S w m ^ ^
Otto Otto
Stoweli Stowell
of Newport
p a Miss
m ^ b Moneca
™ andW
A rT L ^ accom-
n T mornin^ '--------
Hillsboro. Oregon
Pongratz.
° Ut a substitute Monday communities.—Every week In the
Argus.
Hazel Wolfe of Eastern Oregon were Mrs Jam es W alters T hursday night. Be of T im b e r vuited at W ^ d ^ w n
married re.-ently. TTiey are mak-
Melvin McPherson returned home Wash. Sundav
Woodlawn.
ing their home near Newport, where to Idaho Thursday, after spend-
Stanley Pongratz of Tim ber vis-
w y ly y x T n ,
« y .v»Tnr>.t cxTn-i
Mr. Stowell is employed.
ing some time with Mr. an d " Mrs ited a t the Allred Lewis home Sun-
Mrs. A. B. Edwards is employed John W alters
Next Tuesday evening: the F arm - dIMr. and Mrs. 8. S Bledsoe and
35
at the Homer Bennett home here.
m Sregular sM sSndar M‘U WlU meet
Jam es of Bt- Helens visited at
“
C harles Boy visited X ™ ' &
a ite r’
U nion M eets
M anning H all
Play Planned
O ren co Friday
O rdia rtlalc
$
y
Home Liundry & Dry Cleaners
We Pay You
4.
Citv Clnk
4%
Operations Started
at Elwood Camp
W a s h in g to n S a v in g s & L oan A ss’n
0corKe
Thatcher
Hazeldale SERA
Project Progresses
U SE D CARS i
In 11
:
s
Credit Bureaus
:
:
Leedy Grange Plans
New Water System
•“ l*ssa
■
:
/ r
«■■■■■■■I
E x t r a S p e c ia l
Fir Grove School
Presents Program
H u i> e rnia s t W ?d n eateT Salndon o f i „ Mrk. and M rs' V' Lewis visited
nuDer last Wednesday.
M M artin in a Hillsboro hos-1
j
/«•—
..
Pital
Saturday
1 Uy Mr«. » Bird
M■-(... r m i . ,
(Too ..
1« . e for laat week)
c o v e r in
g iln w lv afternoon. He Is re-
CHEHALEM
MOUNTAIN— Fir
A V alentine party was given at coverln,f MOWjy-__________
Grove scnooi under the supervision th e Cedar Mill G range hall last
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of their teacher, Miss H.-len Red- T hursday night. A good crowd a t-
dig. gave a Lincoln and Washington tended. Games were played. Last
program Friday afternoon. There Saturday night there was a dance Word has been received here of
was a good attendance of patrons at the Cedar Mill G range hall Next the m arriage of Miss M attle P ar-
of the scnool.
S aturday night there will be an o th - « ------------------------------------------------
Mrs. M artha Saraceno and little ' er dance.
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daughter of Walla Walla, Wash.,
Mrs. John Zitzman and Mrs Me
are visltin;; her parents, Mr. and Daniels entertained the Home Econ
Mrs. Peter Tromp.
omics club of Leedy Grange last
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Spahl and his Thursday, at the Cedar Mill Grange
mother, Mrs. Spahl, and brother, hall.
Bill Spahl, of Harrisburg visited
Clinton Hockens and Bill C arr of
a t the A rthur Hill home Sunday. Portland spent th e week-end with
Party Enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin O m duff en-
Miss Nellie Larsen and Mrs. L
tertained with a dancing part;. S at- Terrill of Portland visited M C
urday night. Attending were Mr. Larsen and fam ily Sunday,
and Mrs. Wayne Brunson and fam -
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Schulz and
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Avrie Wood and Miss Jean ette Schulz made a trip
family, Miss Clara Shook. Miss Dor- to Bonneville Sunday.
is Brunson, Ray and Frank Shook
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Coilin Cree an<T"Dan and ’^ Laurel
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Miss Mazie B urt of Newberg sang
a special solo at the M ountain Top
church
Sunday evening. Mervin
Whitmore
tw ? lrtoiln duetsL Servit « ehPrea hid
Basket Social H eld
of Wallqfp
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' ^ ‘a 1 and dance
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gin a t 7:30 with Sunday school fol-' ereniSg ‘ T h ^ m o n ^ t e “^ ,
ed
E e oTt5ewPS hi'*8 by W‘Hiam f?r r e f i i S g i K ^ M o ^
Portland visited the C layton, ' Carl
and fam ily will
Whitmore family und Floyd Whit soon _ be Tannock
ready to move Into th eir
more Sunday.
j new house.
Miss Sunday
Ann Ornduff
spent
evening h e ^ w m i t o ™
n ^ M c M lM v llh e 61'“ tO K°
relatives.
LeRoy
Mills came home to spend
Mr. and ^ itii
entertained
Whii m° re ‘he week-end a f s h a d y '
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D M McDougall and fam ily lave
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus /->
Ornduff. I moved to Hillsboro.
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