H IL L S B O R O
Thursday, March 28, 1935
Banks Group
to Hold Sale
In ju r ie «
F a ta l
H o p k in s
Illy
M r»
to
H e rm a n
at T illa m o o k
I'rod W i.lli.rU )
HANKS
T he W ukupi - N iih u r i
F ire K iris w ill g ive n ( imh I
■uili- B a lu n lu y beg in ning ul to a
in in the w in d o w id the Bank»
M i i c iu itile »lore
H u rry C o le in iin 1« v is itin g hia w ife
ul the (■ W M itJ ru w home Un»
week lie wu» lu h l o f f u l t h e F lom
1 jig g in g e o iiip iin y neur C a rlto n on
ueeoiint of the ili'i'l» »now there
Mr» M .ib l'l I'lK -h rilll. w ho h.e.
been b ik in i: cure o f
M rt
K llen
West the prist few m onth», bus re
tu rn e d to her home neiu TiK.11 d
M r» l.ytl« ' of H ills b o ro 1» sta yin g
ut th e West home now
I r a Saturday
T he K p w o rth League 1» qxu iM ii
in g *» » liv e r t in to he g ive n I11 the
pursunage S a tu rda y a fte rn o o n from
2 to 5. E veryone 1» in v ite d
W o rk in Hie louKhiK camps In
the in o u n lu in s wu» »11» p e n d e d
T h u rsd a y on account o f » n o w .
T w e lv e Inches wu» re p o rte d ul E l
wood's ru m p on G reen M ou n ta in
und eighteen inches n t C ochran
H ig h school Is to receive »nine
new llb ru ry hooks u» the hoard
hus u llo w n l *1 per p u p il fo r new
honks.
TTie E p w o rth League enjoyed 11
M arch W in d B lo w o u t F rid a y eve
n ln g In the puraonuge
M n rlu n M a x w e ll «pent the w e e k
end III I ’o rtlu n d w ith relutlve»
M rs C luud M eC ulin und »on of
P o rtlu n d v is ite d her parent». M r
m id Mr». J J Hutchens, M urch
20
Hunk» h ig h p hyslra das» v ls ltrd
the e le c tric a l und Ice plant» in E01
m t G rove M u rch 20 A l the lig h t
p la n t tile dynamo» m id diesel e n
gine» were studied.
M r und M r» J J Hutchens ul
tended ch u rch In IllU a h o io Sunday
m id la te r were d in n e r guest» of
then »011. O iv u l Hutehen, In Em
e»t I Jrove.
Ml»» lu iro n u Puetsch of Hunk».
( I S C, sophomore. le ft M urch 20
w illi a g ro u p o f fo rty landseupe
u ri h ih . tin ul students fro m I) S C
und U n iv e rs ity of O regon fo r Sun
E iuhc I hco I o stu d y the fuinoua gui
d m » there The g ro u p 1» undei
the aiipei vlt.m ii of M l P lcii W hile
h i San F rancisco Mi»» P u d »eh w ill
v is it her cousin, H u rold W ugner,
mi m i'h itc c l, then*
lu ju r lr » F atal
H erm un llo p k iie . 11 fo rm e r Hunks
resident, died e a rly M onday m orn -
lu g ut the C h n rlto n hospital l u
T illa m o o k He was in ju re d M i n i ' l l
I I I 11» he
u llg h le tl fro m 11 tru c k
w h ich hauled w orker» und wu.»
» tru ck by 11 d e liv e ry tru c k 11» he
»looped io p ick lip • . o ll le lh l ll g I r o l l l
the »Heel Seeing the tru c k co m
in g und alm ost on h im he jum ped,
hut Jumped lu lim it o f It C o n
cussion o f the b ru in resulted and
he never regained consciousness
M r H opkins w o u ld have been 45
In Ju ly, lie 1» su rv iv e d by hl» w ife
C o n i, fo u r daughters I.ylu . hlu,
I'h re d u m id D o ro th y; hi» parents,
M r mid M r» D P H opkins. fiv e
b ro th e rs Olu, Elm er. M arian, Chea
te r m id C h a rlie , und tw u sister»,
Mr» C Hutehen» m id M rs L lo y d
Solornun F un e ra l services w e r e
conducted T hu rsd a y ut T lllu m o o k
M r m id Mr». R obert H e llin g ,T of
Forest (¡ro v e visite d M r. und M rs
W G W a lke r Sunday.
S enator George A itk e n o f G a r
den l i m i n '. K e p i ■■»i n l i i l i v e E
L
IttaiN o f H illsb o ro , and A l b e r t
A hsher o f i ’o rtla n d visite d H e n ry
A tle e Inst week.
G rand M aster V is its
C harles Poole o f Eugene, grand
m uster o f I. O. O F. o f Oregon.
HILLSBORO CASH
GROCERY
In d rp e n d rn tly
F rid a y ,
O w n rd
and
S a tu rd a y an d
Operated
M o n d a y S pecials
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 2001
HOT SAUCE
10c
3 cans
LAUNDRY SOAP ba 10 rs 19c
of Gold- A-oney OSn
V—
V_/rr LLC CuP
back guarantee. Lb.
XlcJL»
SYRUP
Maple. In bulk.
23c
Q u a rt
SALAD DRESSING
£ £
Nalley’g, guaranteed. The best you can buy.
P I N E A P P L E „ „ .3 3 c
BROOMS
X
39c
Fresh V e g e ta b le s
Received
D a ily !
KELLOGG'S BISCUIT FREE
WITH THE PURCHASE OF
I pkg. Kellogg's PEP 12c
1 pkg. CORN FLAKES 9c
1 pkg. RICE K RISPIES 12c
29c
W ith Coupon)
paid hia o ffic ia l v is it to th e Bun kb
I O < > F lodge M onday iv c n ln g
Fn-«l M fiid v l. past grand muster of
P o rtla n d, und llc n r y Young, also
a past grund muster, o f flllls b o r o
at tT ilil|M illh d h im M e m b e r
were
present from Eugene, Alsea, Fores’
G rove, H illsb o ro , Beaverton and
P o rtlu n d S|»ee< hes w en g ive n anti
the evening wax ended w ith an
oyster suppei
M ist L illia n Steele spent t ii e
week end w ith her parents near
Gaston
M i am i M i . A
G u m ro th re
tu rn e d Sunday fro m N o itli Dakota,
when* they were culled a few
weeks ago by the death of M r
G u m ro tlis brother
New
Woes
ARGUS.
H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
Lette rs Presented
An assembly was held M onday
m o rn in g in the grad«* school. at
w h ich M r. H opkins, p rin c ip a l, p re
sented green and w h ite ” Bs’* to
seven boys, w ho earned them p la y
ing basketball Those re c e iv in g the
le tte rs were Don and B illy Moore,
V ernon W o lfo rd . Boy Moss. B illy
Kessler. K vo sh i Kaw om ato. a n d
Keizo Shigeno.
Mrs. H a ttie D avidson o f Forest
G rove six*nt M onday n ig h t and
at Hazeldale
T he burden o f a b u c k in g Senate w hich th re a te n e d to upset his
w hole New iJeul p ro g ru m h a rd ly seems to have affected P re s id e n t
Ito o s e v e lt. show n la u g h in g h e a rtily a t a q u ip someone got o ff
And
llu e y L o u g 's In siste nce on an ln v is ilg a tlo n o f P o stm a ster-G en e ra l
Janie» F a rle y d o e s n 't seem to b o th e r the la tte r, show n Jesting w ith
his c h ie f re c e n tly lu th e la tte r's odlee.
Tuesday w ith her m other, M rs. M
A Dodds, and o th e r relatives.
Mi»»
M a x w e ll
Honored
Miss M ario n M a x w e ll was pleas
a n tly surprised M onday evening
w hen "a group o f frie n d s gathered
at h e r house to h e lp her celebrate
her eighteenth b irth d a y
Present
were Hazel W o lfo rd , Peggy W il
son. W ilm a Rosencrans, Theresa
Paetsch, M a rio n M a x w e ll, D a vid
W ilson. Ed M a x w e ll. D a vid Rosen
crans, George F in c k , George and
H a rvey Thom pson.
C h a rlie L ip p e rt was ta ke n to
the G uym on h o sp ital I n Forest
G rove M onday e ve n in g fo llo w in g a
h eart atta ck at th e Mead home on
G reen M ou n ta in .
M rs. F lo-a M u n fo rd re tu rn e d to
her home Sunday fro m M on m o u th
w here she had spent s e v e r a l
m onths w h ile h e r son K enneth a t
tended N orm al school there. K e n
neth to o k over his duties as p r in
cip a l o f a grade school in C o rv a l
lis M onday
Mr
and M rs C harles S h ip le y
w ent to T illa m o o k Tuesday, w here
they rem ained u n til a fte r the f u
ne ra l o f th e ir nephew, H erm an
H opkins.
E d ito r's Note — H e lp y o u r local
correspondent and y o u r c o m m u n ity
by tu rn in g in y o u r news items.
The A rg u s wants a ll the good news
o f e ve ry c o m m u n ity in the H ills
boro area
"We are he w in g out a com m on
w e a lth —a co m m onw ealth o f states
w h ic h we hope w ill g ive to its
people m ore tr u ly th a n any that
has gone before, the fu lfillm e n t o f
se cu rity. o f freedom , o f o p p o rtu
n ity . and o f happiness w h ic h A m e r
ica asks and is e n title d to receive."
President Roosevelt.
"W e have come to a tim e w hen
o u r need is to discover m ore fu lly
and to d ire c t m ore p u rp o s e fu lly in
to useful chunnels th a t greatest of
a ll n a tu ra l resources, the genius o f
th e yo u n ge r g e neration.” — P resi
dent Roosevelt.
Accidents Taking
Take Large Toll
I f you have th re e c h ild re n the
p ro b a b ility is th a t one o f them
d u rin g his life tim e w ill e ith e r be
k ille d o r in ju re d in an autom o b ile
accident.
T his statem ent was made by A l
b e rt W W h itn e y, vice -p re sid e n t of
the N a tio n a l Safety co uncil, in con
nection w ith th e "L e t's Q u it K ill-
i in g " tr a ffic safety cam paign spon-
, sored in O regon by th e Oregon
State M o to r association.
I t was based on n a tio n a l auto-
! m obile accident fig u re s w h e re in it
I was shown th a t 36,000 persons w ere
k ille d and 954.000 in ju re d d u rin g
the 1934 calendar year.
I f one o f th e c h ild re n is k ille d ,
chances are n e a rly one o u t o f tw o
he w ill be s tru c k by an autom o
b ile w h ile w a lk in g , it was fu rth e r
i pointed o u t b y th e m o to r associa-
' tion. Chances are n e a rly one o u t of
fiv e he was k ille d in a c o llis io n
o f tw o autom obiles.
The greatest cause o f pedestrian
fa ta litie s, records show, is crossing
a
street betw een
intersections,
4,310 persons h a v in g been k ille d
in th is w ay d u rin g 1934. N e a rly 17
per cent o f a ll pedestrian fa ta litie s
were caused by w a lk in g along a
' ru ra l h ighw ay.
O th e r
causes o f
pedestrian
deaths, in o rd e r o f im portance,
w ere crossing a t an in te rse ctio n
w here there was no signal, 12.1 per
cent; c h ild re n p la y in g in the street.
11.3 per cent; com ing fro m behind
parked car, 94
per cent, and
crossing at an in te rse ctio n against
the signal, 6 9 per cent.
O f th e pedestrians k ille d . 8660
w ere between th e ages o f 15 and
64; 3240 w ere o ve r 65 years old;
2.880 w ere betw een the ages o f 5
and 14. and 1,170 w e re u n d e r 4
years old.
Q U A L IT Y
17c
PORK ROAST
LARD COMPOUND 3 ib.».25c
" t
P o rk
and B e e f P ro d u c t.
DR N DM
nd BACK
rU
R DI
111 DC
Do A
bones . Lb.
UCDDI1IP
lltlfn lllU
A la s k a » .
101b KB
12c
$1.35
BACON SLICED u
N ic e
an d
L ean.
OYSTERS
BACON BACK
LOIN STEAK u.
BOILING BEEF -
Q -
30c
w "“
CHOICE BABY STEER BEEF!
TRY IT — YOU’LL LIKE IT!
45c
25c
16c
Banks, full cream.
Lb.
4
J 8e
CORN
4
.....
J 5c
F r id a y and S a tu rd a y
Pure cane.
100-lb. sack
Cloth bag.
10 lbs.
H o m e C u red
20C
COTTAGES
BACON SQUARES Lb
20C
18c
Half or whole.
C H O IC E M U T T O N
8 c SHOULDER, lb. l i e
15c
LEGS and CHOPS. Lb.
Lb.
BEEF ROAST ,.»
Good pack. No. 4 sieve.
QlZf*
No. 2 cans. 2 fo r ................ ÄtrX*
FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET
SPRING
FEATURES
R o lled Oats
Regular or Quick Cooking.
9-ib. bag......4 5 c
Walla Walla.
-|
TISSUE
Scott. 1000-sheet rolls.
Oc
20C
O A T S — Regular or Quick,
9-lb. b ag .....................................
4
1
With the Purchase
1 Kellogg PEP
1 RICE KRISI’IES
1 CORN FLAKES
1 BISCUIT FREE
t9c
SHORTENING
Pancrust.
25c
BOOTH’S SARDINES— Mus
tard, tomato, natural, -d ff
1-lb. 2 cans ..................... At/V»
QUAKER MACARONI— Egg
Noodles, Spaghetti.
O ra
pkg..................................... o v
SHORTENING— White Cloud.
C a rto n
3 -lb . can
of
12c
12c
9c
49c
.....
SYRUP — Mellow
Drip.
15c
19c
1 2 -o z. ju g
Bulk.
4 Pigs.
Q u a rt
W ith
Coupon
In y o u r container.
29c
Pancake
Fisher’s.
N o. 10
F lo u r
V 4 9 c
A
J !9c
d
J ,5c
...........
PUFFED WHEAT
Kellogg’s—Whole Wheat Bis
cuit, Whole W’heat Flakes.
Your choice.
10c
29c
Q u a rt ju g .............».
CATSUP—Highway.
C L A M S . Minced. F. A.
t/g can ...............................
L a rg e 14-oz. b o ttle
SALMON.
BAKING POWDER — Calumet.
No. 1 ta ll can ......
X ................. 2 5 c
MILK— Mt. Vernon.
25c
Tall cans.
MAYONNAISE.
Nalley’s. Q u a rt
SALAD DRESSING.
Nalley’s. Q u a rt
L u x T o ile t Soap—
2 b ar# ................................
C ry s ta l W h ite —
10 bars ............................
1 QtfX
XO*
OOz*
J U c /C z
Qo
P e e t’s G r a n u la te d —
2 la rg e p k g # ....................
1 large pkg. Free.
S up er Suds—
3 p kg s.................................J M V X z
1 pkg. Free.
P a lm o liv e —
3 bars .........................
n
TEA
Best
C o lu m b ia
..70c
Black.
’/«-lb......
JL
Best
25c
J a p a n G re e n
55c
1 9-oz. Peet’s Granulated Free
25c
25c
COFFEE
C o lu m b ia
Econom y
(L b . 1 9 c )
3 lbs..........
SOAPS
Iv o ry . Medium.
5 bars ...............................
B.
PRODUCE FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ORANGES. Large, sweet.
ONIONS. Boiling sizf.
Dozen ................. ............
GRAPEFRUIT. Fancy.
CARROTS. New.
Large. 6 for .....................
B unch ......................................
4c
5 /»
«5U
KELLOGG BISCUIT FREE
D E V IL E D M E A T .
L ib b y's. 3 cans
10c
QQr*
lie
IOC
TOILET TISSUE
O ld»
Edwards. 2-lb. can
yl
4 -o z . c e llo p k g . ....................
SHRIMP or OYSTERS—Gulf
Kist. Fancy, 5-oz.
GRAPEFRUIT c^ 11? ^ 1"".. 25c
5 lbs.
maple.
PEPPER— Black.
offer.
-Ke/V/
Pink., Is tall. 2 for
SARDINES—Jitney.
5-oz. can. Can ...............
2 pkgs.
-g
“ vV
Pkg.
Roger's S ilv e rw a re
29C
Can
ROMAN MEAL
J L5c
SHREDDED W HEAT
The original.
OQz*
PANCAKE FLOUR.
Maximum. L a rg e p k g .
FREE—Scottie Cream Pitcher with
purchase of 2 pkgs.
tin .....
E xquisite.
S
' tins.
TO M ATO JUICE
COFFEE
............
33c
£<White:
S a n tia m o r E ve re tt. C u t green, fancy.
See coupons fo r
LENTEN FOODS
SALMON—Alaska
4
DELIVERY
50-oz.
BAKING POWDER K
c
A
Re«. P ho n e 3 2 1 Z
5 D e liv e rie s D a ily
‘THERE’S NO BETTER PLACE’
CORN MEAL
(A ir w a y , 3 lbs. 5 5 c )
....
We have some fine SPRING LAMB that will be
appreciated by all the family.
Neighborhood news fro m 3 0 'A r - ]
gus correspondents i n d i f f e r e n t
sections of W ashington co u n ty ap
pear in th e A rg u s each w e e k . )
L e a rn w h a t y o u r frie n d s are do- j Pbone 651
in g fo r less th a n th re e cents a
week.
t f -I- "
3 lbs.
SPINACH
38c
„
____________
MACARONI
Idaho, small white.
12c
2 LBS. FRANKFURTERS and
1 QUART KRAUT ..................
C a refu l n u rs in g is about the worst
th in g you can do fo r a grouch — J
$>< Off
XeOtJ
/I Or»
Rose City, cut.
S pecial«
SMOKED MEATS
GREEN BEANS N
3
C o
an 2
BEANS
PEAS
4 fo r .......
8c
Ready to advise yon in p u ritiaaing.
Ready to give real values.
A ll asrata inspected by D r. Nicol
and Dr. A lm q u L l.
HAMS,»
" I stand o r fa ll b y m y refu sa l
to accept as a necessary c o n d itio n
o f o u r fu tu re , a perm anent a rm y
o f unem ployed."— P resident Roose
ve lt.
A G erm an scientist has in c o r
porated the lig h t beam a nd the
p h o to -e le ctric cell and perfected a
device fo r m easuring th e density o f
fo g —Ex.
SUGAR
$4 CQ
A«tPiJ
PRIDE OF THE WEST.
Æ Q
4 9 -lb . sack ........................... i a X «7
CHEESE
L a rg e No. 2 l/g can
Ready to supply you with the
finest MEATS at the least cost.
E d ito r's Note — H e lp y o u r local S T E W .
correspondent and y o u r c o m m u n ity
by tu rn in g in y o u r news item s
The A rg u s wants a ll the good news
o f e ve ry c o m m u n ity in the H ills
boro area.
to M o n d a y , M a rc h 2 9 to A p r il 1, incl.
4 9 -lb . sack
Butter Kernel, whole
kei'iicl. No. 2 can
SATURDAY SPECIALS
A
F rid a y
SAFEWAY.
S E R V IC E
At
Y our
S e r v ic e
C o m m u n ity c lu b m et F rid a y eve- I
n in g in the schoolhouse
A fte r
business a program was presented ■
by the G re tn a w a ld fa m ily of Reed-
v ille , th e Moose q u a rte t o f H ills
boro and a boys’ q u a rte t fro m
R eedville. Miss M a rio n Haag of
R e e d ville played a couple o f piano
num bers.
A r th u r Syverson
and
H a rold Schaper w ere responsible
fo r the program .
M rs C harles W eaver has been
i l l at h e r home fo r tw o weks.
G e ra ld in e T a y lo r o f C o o p e r
M o u n ta in spent the w eek-end in
P o rtla n d w ith h e r cousin, G ladys
Dahl.
Cooper M o u n ta in Ladies' Sew ing
c lu b m et w ith M rs. Sam Steele in
B eaverton T hursday. T w e n ty -tw o
were present.
M r and Mrs. D ic k K e lly o f The
D alles v is ite d M r and M rs. W. A
Jones last week.
D o ris Syverson is spending a '
week in P o rtla n d.
FREE
E ffe c tiv e
I kavaa, ju aip er oil. ate., in llttla vraan
t a h lets >*all««i
Rukatw.
W orka on
the
Lliwl<ler sim ilar to cantor oil on the how-
I »*1«.
IIlu«kter
irrita tio n
can
cauae din*
. ' • 1 <L*ep. fre«|i.
- . 'y fb>w.
1 burning or backache
In four day«, if
not pli-nsed any drui<K"*t w ill refund your
25c. Get your retrular sleep and feel " fu ll
of p e p ” Delta Dr>uf 8U»re. Adv.
MEAT SPECIALS
Prices fo r F rid a y , S a tu rd a y and M o n d a y
M a rc h 29, 3 0 , an d A p r il 1
FLOUR
C O M PA N Y
M an y a m an has lost a good pal
by m a rry in g her. Ex
P ro gram G iv en
AT PRICES. WITHIN YOUR REAC
MEAT
(By Mr». J. C. S m ith )
H A Z E L D A I.E
Hazeldale
com
m u n ity c lu b w ill sponsor a p ro
gram and basket s ix ia l at the i
school at 8 p. in. Saturday. P ro
ceeds w ill be used to fu rn is h the
new k itc h e n . Adm ission i ; free and
everyone is welcom e Refreshm ents ■
w ill be sold at .a .m a ll charge A j
fin e program has been arranged, ;
in c lu d in g a ta lk on
Radio from
tiie In sid e ” by A r t K irk h a in , chief
KO1N announcer. Dale M cFarlane
of A loha w ill sing and the fteed-
v ille boys’ q u a rte t w ill present a
group o f song» A l Je ld e rks w ill
au ctio n the baskets.
M r. and Mrs. H Beadle, Roy and |
R ichard Beadle o f Gresham visited
M r and Mr., W P. B rooks Sunday
Young people's social c lu b met
w ith B e tty A ltis ia n F rid a y eve- '
n in g A fte r the business they w e n t ,
to the ska tin g r in k a t H ills b o ro j
T w e n ty -tw o w ere in the party.
M rs
A lb e rt N e w to n has been
confined to her home w ith flu .
Ji/te
H IL L S B O R O
P a rty in H ills b o ro
F ive-ye a r-o ld »listening fo r firs t
tim e to k itte n 's p u r r ,;
M um m y,
it's le ft Its m o to r ru n n in g .”
Y ou n g P eop le H o ld S k a tin g
S afeway S tores
Prices
"More and m ore people are do
A BLADDER LAX
ing th e ir ow n th in k in g . M ore and
m ore men and wom en are lo o kin g
T H IS 25c T E S T F R E E
up th e ir ow n facts and fo rm in g If it fails When irrlta tlu n wakaa
th e ir o w n opinions.” — President up. u»a th u bkatkler lax U» flush out Ini«
Roogevelt.
purtt.U** and
aelda. Get huchu
Fail to Sadden ‘Frank and Jim’ Plan Program
F a m ilir t H ere
T w o fa m ilie s from Nebraska have
nettled in the B unk* co m m u n ity
the past week They are Mr and
M ix. C h ris U te ciit and daughter
from B loom field. N e b , w ho have
moved in to Bit* Ethel S m ith honse
T h e lr son in -la w anti daughter, M r
and M rs. l ’aul V o ltt. and his m :
tei G ertrude, also ol B loo m fie ld .
N e b , have m oved onto the Foster
plat e at G re e n ville
A pot lut k d in n e r was enjoyed
Thursday by the it N A women
in th e ir h u ll. F ive hu n dre d was
played in the afternoon. H ig h score
was made by M rs Tom Qualls, and
sect aid by Mrs. Bussell Frost.
George Moss, w ho is em ployed
at P h ilo m a th , spent the week-end
at his borne here.
E rv in S hipley and sons E verett
anti Leonard o f H ills b o ro visited
Ins parents, M r und M rs. Charles
S h ip le y, fro m T hursday to S a tu r
day
M ism A d eliu Puetsch and Dallas
Cook o f P o rtla n d spent S aturday
n ig h t and Sunduy ut the Ed Paetst h
home Sunduy they und M rs Ed
Paetsch anti M is s Hazel Puetsch
visite d at Neskowin
B lu e b ird clu b met M onday a ft
ernoon w itn th e ir leader. Theresa
Puetsch The little g irls had th e ir
firs t lesson in handcraft w o r k
w h ich was weaving
Mesdames C B
H all. George
M ohs , Vern P ricke tt. Nora Dooley
und Tom Q ualls attended a B N
A card p a rty in H ills b o ro M arch
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W ill M ake K rprenentatlon
Legion A u x ilia r y w ill
present
A m e rica n iza tio n badges to seven
Cum p F ire g irls at u co u n cil fire
in the Boy Scout cabin Thursday
evening
M abel K inosbita, T um i and K ay-
oshi Ish n ore absent fro m school
w ith the murups It is reported
that m um ps are q u ite pre va le n t
in th is and nearby co m m unities
T here have also been a num ber
o f cases o f the three-day measles
M rs George Moss a ttended H. N
A lodge in H ills b o ro Wednesday
evening w ith Mrs. Tom Qualls.
Change in Leaders
M iss O pal T u cke r is the new
leader of the W ika p i-N a h o n Cam p
F ire g irls She w ill be assisted by
M iss M ario n M a xw e ll M iss Ethel
S m ith, w ho has been the leader
o f the g ro u p since it was organized
about a year ago and w h o has
been interested in the Carnp F ire
m ovem ent here fo r several years,
has resigned and m oved away
Miss E ve lyn Jackson spent the
w eek-end w ith Elsie M eyers in
B uxton.
A card p a rty w ill be give n in
the It N A. h a ll F rid a y evening
Pave Three
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