Th unid ny, April 4, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
unthroplat in the true »en»v of the
word Hut like Pilate they are
not Interested In 'the truth'; they
| reject HI» redemption und despise
Ills 'kingdom that 1» not t h i a
world'."
Mr». Walter Steinke sang Caro
I llomu’s 'Grateful, O Lord, Am I."
The Lutheran a cupellu chorus
I rendered Dibble's lengthy arrange
ment of "Jesus, Lover of My Soul,"
In which Miss Esther Heinrich und
Chester Driesen sung solo parts.
The entire congregation Joined
voices In singing “O Bleeding Head
und Wounded," a rendering Into
English id an old medieval pus-
slon hymn by Hernurd of Clulr-
vuux
AR G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
ItcKignution of Jack Allen of Pen
dleton from the state senate to I
become liquor administrator leaves
a vacancy .n the 19th district com-
ixxttd of Morrow, Union und Uma-
tillu counties. Johnson and Allen
were among the new democratic
members of the last session Mer
Lutheran Missionary Will
Encounter Rough Weather riam was a republican.
Absences Decrease; Treble
• • •
Be on Local Program
on Trip to Islands
State Senator Ashby Dickson is
Clef Plans Concert
not going to be In any hurry about
handing In his resignation until he
I lev E Kuhnian, Lutheran nil»-
JOHNSON An interesting ac makes up his mind that he likes
Graduating class of the Junior
'»inimry ;« the deaf mutex In Port
count of hi» recent trip to Hawaii his new job us uttorney for the high school gave an "April Fool
land, will »|>eiik thin e v e n i n g
with u shipment of Oregon cows NKA well enough to stay with it. Carnival" in the school gymnasium
* fhursduy I nt the Itllhi auditorium
was given by Ernest Behrman up Dickson stopped over In Salem on Monday night About two-hundred
on "The Via Dolurima" He will
on ids return here lust week Eoi- his way to San Francisco to look children and a few parents attend
d>o accompany the ainglng of
lowing tiie louding of the stock ut the situation over, but expects to ed During the evening a total of
My tailli in lluilt <>n Nothing
Seattle, the ship upon which ttiey be in Portland in a month or so *2983 was taken in, with a clear
Leas, Than Jaaua I I I imm I utul Hight-
wen' curried encountered a seven- to establish his permanent head- profit of *25, which will be used to
County Students Named
eutianea»," In the algo language
storm on the way Huge waves quarters. Dickson says that he likes finance the eighth grade banquet
on O. S. C. Roll of Honor lushed the vessel und progress was Oregon too well to leave the state in May The graduating pupils wish
Itev. P Schaus of Schefflin »poke
to thank the merchants who so
on the trlul of Je»ui» before Pilate
Several Washington county stu made difficult by the rough wuler ^ur u,,y federal job.
last week Among other thing» hi! dents have been named on the und high wind The cuttle, in the
generously donated articles, which
'.nil "that JeBUS wo» not guilty o f Oregon State college honor roll temporary Itarn erected for them
Not all of the good state jobs were useo for prizes. Without this
the crime of which He w u » for the winter term Lisle Wulker on the deck, were badly shaken are going to "deserving democrats" co-operation the carnival could not
charged Pilate rendered the ver of Heaver ton w m on the straight und finally, the structure collapsed by any means. Gene Kelty, who have been a success To the follow
dict, 'I Find No Fault In lllm ’ Tin» A list. Students on 2.5 point honor completely, killing one cow und has been promoted to the position ing the eighth grade extend their
verdict »till »land» Until the pret roll ure a» follows: Ivun Bierly, Injuring two others so budly that of assistant liquor administrator, is deepest appreciation: Powers' Gro
ent »lay no evidence ha» been ad Kinton, agriculture; William Goet- they hud to be killed. The others the son of Paul Kelty, editor of cery, Hillsboro Cash Grocery, Fair
way Maiket, Piggly Wiggiy, Cur
vanced that might Incriminate Him ter, Hillsboro, engineering, und Curl
were bruised und shaken, und bud the Oregonian, principal opponent ry's Grocery, Wiley's Grocery, Col
Those who reject III» deity and Eheleb«*, Garden Home, forestry.
of
Governor
Martin
in
the
recent
ly frightened. The crush occuired campaign Kelty's promotion wus umbia Food Store. Hillsboro Phar
III» work of redemption luud and
ut about i leven o’clock ut night, based entirely upon merit and with macy, Delta Drug Store, Palm Drug
magnify 111» virtue» and Ilia in
Our classified columns may have und
If It had huppened wtien the out political consideration of any Store and the Ray-Maling cannery
nocence, they cull Him a great Just what you ure looking for-—
Absences have been on the de
Teacher, a Prophet of God, a Phll- Head them.
tf crew wus busy in the burn it might kind.
• • •
have resulted in the loss of human :
cline, only two of any extended
life. Mr Behrman, who was in the
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length,
being reported. These are
Two deserving democrats have
burn at the time attending to one been taken care “of"in the reorgatii- Edith Latimer of the 6B class in
of the cows, luckily escaped injury ration of the motor transport divl- the Junior high, who was ill with
The wreckuge was cleared away f sion of the public utilities commis- a sore throat. Virginia Moretz of
us quickly as possible, and the sion. Edward A. Landis of Port- the Peter Boscow school Is at the
crew set to work to clean up and land succeeds Herbert Hauser as Smith hospital, convalescing after
erect a new shelter and the rest of superintendent o f transportation an appendectomy.
the trip wus without undue excite- and Alvan ..........
Kurtz ..........................
of Salem has
..
There are two new pupils at the
been named as special attorney for Peter Boscow school Valentine Ros
ment.
Following the arrival in Hawaii, tlu' department in place of Arch si from McMinnville has entered
the cattle were unloaded at their MacDonald, who resigned. Hauser the 2B and LaVelle May from ,
various destinations Mr. Behrman, iai1 , ,‘en retained In the depart Laurel is in the third grade.
was pleasantly entertained
e n terta in ed d
u iin e m
en ‘ ‘n
dining
Y“-'"»
*n charge of the n e w l y
Slx-B class of the Junior high
f,ic d iiUP«?rvision and cn ’ is giving the assembly program
his stay by the captain of the ship
Ihc latter's beautiful home
1
¿ - ° J ““ *11 °< Friday at 2:30 p. m. The public is
at the
been designated cordially Invited.
• The Huwalians were said to have a» *rhi<rf
well
pleased
with
their
new
1
,
1
engineer
utilities
Junior
Junior high
high school
school h had a fire'
been well
and "plan, h z " , Z
X m ^ a in t * the
C,aUd<?
was clear-;
stock
for unother
Bother shipment of Oregon!
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I
Oregon Ì
Grace Milliman of the Peter Bos
cows to the islands in the near 1
cow school brought a silkworm co
future.
coon iron, a silkworm farm near
McMinnville
Mrs Linn O'Connor returned!
Treble Clef club is planning a
Ready to supply you with the home from the hospital in Hills- j
concert foi May 3. The boys’ chor
fineat MEATS a t the least coat. boro Tuesday with her infant son
us is also going to help this year
She is reported quite well, and
Tuberculin tests were given to
the new boy, who weighed five
R ra d y to advise you In parrhaslng .
grade
school pupils last week. Only
(B y M r». E. b Cox)
pounds at 1 Irth Is doing splendidly '
K ra d y to give real value*.
five
perct nt reacted positively. This
KINTON—A
special
school
meet
He has been named Sylvester
includes several children, who must
A ll m eats Inspected by D r. Nicol
ing has ben called for 8 p. m. Sat- take
Lynn
the test again, since there was
and D r. Alnujulat.
Mr and Mrs Ed Schoeler and m .u li to° v h ,
aE thc
some doubt as to their reaction.
son
Richard
and
Mr
and
Mrs
V
the
sch,
^
hou
™
k
^
«
Fluoroscope
examinations w ill be
Friday and Saturday Specials
I x iw is and son Gene were Sunoay ,abor A„ voters
, hi dlstric , ^ given soon, in an effort to find ex
actly which ones of the five per
dinner parly guests of Mr and urged to attend
Home Cured
cent have an active case at present.
Mrs. C. C. Demtnin and family. On
Grange
to
Meet
Eleven grade school teachers took
SMOKED MEATS
Munday the Schoelers and Mrs. W
Kinton
Grange
will
meet
at
the
Denunin and son Lester and Mrs grange hall Saturday in all day the test and none of them reacted
positively
The 8B2 class was the
B. Denunin were entertained at the session with pot-luck dinner at
only room in the school in which
Jacobson home at Gaston.
noon. All grangers are welcome.
every child took the test.
Mr und Mrs. Ed Koss were Sun-
H alf or whole.
Mr and Mrs Warren Wilson vis
day dinner party guests at the Joe
ited here March 26 The Wilsons
Werre home.
. . . j m ™ ii . u
formerly lived on their place here,
rh^fir
M|
a ‘ i l Bowlb* _ and It is now occupied by Mr and Mrs
(B y Ed. Scheldt I
children El-iel and Jim were Tues- Oscar Lierrian
say that the popular sor.g
day evening dinner party guesG at , „ Church services
Sunday
are — .has They
L,
.
-
always
the spirit
the R. Bowlby home.
- --
. . . by pastor, Rev. ■ of the times represented
preaching
Thus if times were
W. E. Simpson, 9:45 a. m., followed bad and nickles were scarce as
by Bible school at 10:15. All are in 1897 we find that F. C. G roene,
welcome.
und Co. came out with a song en
(Continued fro m pave one!
S. H. Pomeroy, Everett Wright titled. “It Ain't No Lie." Perhaps
ing bonus bonds and *577,745 94 on and Edward L. Cox attended a it would be a good idea to repeat
, outstanding highway bonds. Out committee meeting held at Scholls a few verses here:
STEW. Lb.
SHOULDER, lb.
standing state bonds now total *30.- church last Tuesday evening to W h ite full*» * * y that the time« a re hard
897,010 compared with *64,163.210 make plans for the Sunday school But nigger» never w orry tru st in de Lord.
Have no trouble get a plenty to eat
on September 30. 1928
convention at Scholls church April And
fo r chicken dinner they can’t be beat.
• • .
LEGS and CHOPS. Lb.
7.
I went last night to a chicken coop.
Should there be a special ses-
Mrs. Edward L. Cox attended a Chickens root-tad high didn't have to stoop.
, »inn of the legislature, as many Rebekah district convention at N o m atter how hard the time« m ay be.
2 LBS. FRANKFURTERS and
don 't a dim e to high fo r me.
still insist there will be. a num- Milwaukie. On her return home Chickens
Then the chorus:
1 QUART KRAUT
...........
ber of new faces will be found in she was accompanied by Mrs Mel- I'see
a n a tu ra l burn rear her
both the house and senate as the drum and her son Francis Mtl- l'»ec a n a tu ra l born reacher
We have Home fine SPRING LAMB th a t will be
result of recalls, resignations, etc. drum and her parents. Mr and I do love my chickens
Lane county w ill have a n o w Mrs. Charles Lakin, of Milwaukie, It a in 't no lie.
appreciated by all the family.
Another verse goes like this:
member in the house as a result, who were guests at the Cox home
I laughed last night, t il m y bones felt
of the reeill o f Representative I for the evening.
sore,
Howard S. Merriam and there will I Ladles' Aid society will meet I never done laughed so much before.
also be ii new face in the M ultno-lthis afternoon iThursdayl at the I heard a m an. who was blind as a bat.
song on the Htreet. then pass his
mah county delegation as a result Mrs O. H Peterson home. All Sing a hat.
Phone 651
Deliveries Daily
Rea. Phone 321Z of the resignation of William John- ladies are .nvited.
N o w i t ’s nothing strange to hear a blind <
son Jr., who has accepted a job
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bierly, Mr
m an sing
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common thing.
3E=
in one of the state liquor stores, and Mrs. E L. Cox and Mrs. Lilly , I" fact it'» rath er
made me laugh so much you
-------------------------------------------------- M Bierly attended Tigard Rebekah llut
meeting Mrrch 26
He was singing, " A ll Coons Look A like
M«
"I believe lhat our industrial and
• • •
economic system is made for indi-
In 1932 Harms and Co. came
' vidual men and women, and not i out with a song. "Brother Can You
individual men and women for the Spare a Dime.’" It is a song of
benefit of the system "—President pathos for a boy who was a drum-
I Roosevelt.
mer boy in the World war and
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now flat broke.
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tf frage, Richards and Richards came
Kev. Eichtnan
Talks Tonight
E. Behrman
Returns Home
Junior School
Gives Program
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• • •
Hold Beaverton Meet
The Washington county poultry-
And thus the mills roll out songs
to appeal to the people and no men met at the Beaverton high
one can dery that they are truly school last week according to L,
E. Francis, assistant county agent
representative of the times.
H. K Cosby, extension poultrynian.
• • •
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I March Song."
• • •
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Ouch!
• • •
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