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Jnllsbori Section Two— Full of News, for Al of the Family. I A.B.C. Member— One of Only Two Weekly Papers Went of Rockies With Winch is Combined the Hillsboro Independent Benefit Dance at Laurel Hall D a v is lia s F a m ily P a rty ; Illy NO. 7 HILkSBOKO. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1935 VOLUME 42 M oves; C ro p reamed in Film M rs . C lass R n ffe ty Hom e; 'Dfoia. UJèeki (lly M r» . F , I . . I l r n w . t l I.AUHEI. A benefit dance will l><- given nt the community hull Kuturday night to help flnunce the local baseball team of tin* Sunset league I’io Zunoliclll. singer and entertainer of Hillsboro, will be present. Pavla fam ily Moves I .eon S Davis und fuinlly have moved from the Mason Cudy place Io their home one und one-half null » m.rlh <il I .i h i I Mi UMl Mrs Sam Ltavls are living on the t'udy place The district Sunday school c o n vention will be held ul the Scholls church Munday beginning with a basket dinner at 11:30 Sunduy school will lie held at each church ut the usual hour All ure asked Io bring tnelr dining equipment with tliclr lunch. Sunday evening guests ut the Henry lice c home were Mr unit Mrs Albert Kruhmer und children. Mr. und Mis Wulter Dcinmln und QtlS Ki.oi.e, .ill of llliMiuung Mr Itccse Is slowly Improving from an extended illness Ade Rutschman is ut the Dr. Frank Mctine home ut Multnomah insisting In building a guruge (lava Haa Party Twenty members of the friendly Corner Sunday sellout class uttend ed the meeting ut the Amos Wat k i n s home Thursday evening Guessing, contest snd imitutlng games were played The "April Fool" purt of the evening was a "chicken dinner" in a large tureen, Janet Gaynor, above, and Warner lluxter, below, starring In "One which, when uncovered, exposed More Spring," from the novel by the chicken's dinner of wheat The Hubert Nathan ut the Venetian giugcrbreud with trimmings served tonight. Friday u n d Suturduy later wus real. Others II. the picture are Wulter Mr und Mrs Jucoh Schmidt. Mr King, Jane Durwell. Roger lm- and Mrs Walter Schmidt und Mr hof. Grunt Mitchell. Kuscmury und Mrs Fred Schmidt und Cecil Ames, John Quult-n. Nick Foran were Sunduy dinner party guests and Stepin Feehlt. "One More ut the Jo.in Murty home near Spring" Is the much-prniscd story Bethany. of a couiageous young woman's Fred Stevens of Accquulu. Idaho, search foi romance and the right wus the guest uf his brother. W 1. to huve her drruin come true Stevens, lust week, coming down to attend the funeral uf their father, Robert Soule, Raymond Meyers. Al James Stevens Mr und Mrs W I. Ewing. Hu} Felton. Fred Teach, Stevens and their guest visited Howard Davis and Gilman Wight Miss Ina Stevens ut Vernonia Mr and Mrs. 11 G McNay and Thursday Fred Stevens returned two dunght-rs and their guest1. C home Sunduy evening after he and S MrNay of Newberg, visited Mrs his hualx hud attended a re-union Fred Jossy of Rock Creek and Miss ut the home of their aunt. Mrs Marie Schmidt of near Hillsboro, George Ih csd orf of Schefflln who are convalescing at tnelr Mr und Mrs. F I. Brown visited homes following major operations at the Kay Brown home In Port A A Soule spent several days land Sunday at home over the week-end ufter a C. W Brown, who makes Ills' month's business trip to Montana. home with hts son, accompanied Suit l.akc City and other points. Ihr visitors home for a few days I Miss Virginia Floyd of Santa l u l l with I l l s h i o l h c l Crux. C'al. arrived Friday for n Mrs Fima Baker accompanied j v isit w ith h e r a u n t Mrs I. A Mr and Mrs. Hurry Schrncltzcr of Whittle Mountain Home to Munnlng Sun Mr und Mrs. 1. A Whittle and day to visit Mrs. Schmeltzer's par- , their guesi were Sunday guests nits, Mr and Mrs W D Baker 1 of their dai.ghtrr and cousin. Mrs Adolph and Fred Schmidt went II M Whlsnand of Midway. to Tillamook Thursday to visit the Merle Dunham, Mickey Dean. t'n s Hoffman family, formerly of Arthur Ne*vlund and Lyle Duns- Farmington They called at the moor, ull of Portland, were Sunday Mike Alplunulp dairy farm, where guests at the Dewey Mercer home Adolph Schmidt wus employed u Mr and Mrs Amos Watkins und four children. Mrs. A Naderer and number of years ago. Mrs M Coolidge spent the week Mr und Mrs S K Stoller and three children visited ut the John end with relatives in Portland ln-onard Koherstcm o f Gaston W ill home in Beaverton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John MeFee were spent last week with his sister. Sunday guests of their son. William Mrs Herman Whitmore. C S. McNay of Newberg Is vis Kerr, and family at their new iting his sons. W. H and B. O. home, recently purchased near Beu vert on McNay Mr und Mrs Kuleigh Whitmore Mr. und Mrs Dexter Elliott and und two daughters and Helen two sons und Cleta Stretch of New Vorhees attended Sunday school ut berg and Clyde l ’uddock of Port Farmington Sunday in the interest land visited the ladies' uncle. W of the convention ut Scholls Sun H McNay. Sunday. Woodcutters employed in cutting day. Miss Erma linker of Manning wood on government land have und George Kirkpatrick of Moun moved into the Francis Coolidge tain Home were all day guests of house. Mrs Flora iiuker Mureh 24 John Win has sold his potato Enjoy Few Pays at Beueli crop to McKinley-Mitchell com A group of young people spenl pany and has a number of men from Frida> until Sunduy at the sorting and sacking. The potatoes Stevens cottage In Oceanside, being are bring shipped for seed. transported In the Stevens store Mr and Mrs Jesse Jungrrs of truck. Those making the trip were Portland visited at the M. Keyser Elbert and Irene Stevens. Lee und home from Saturday until Mon llernice Brown, Ted and Helen day. Itutschmnn. Thelma Mulloy, Lucille Argus classified ads get results. Bennett, Lillie Brown, Earl Baker, I7 ! M la a M a r y a ra t 1932 FORD V-8 COACH— Good condition ............................... 1929 FORD SPORT COUPE— "As is” ............................................. 2 1928 FORD COUPES— “As is” .............................. ............ 1930 BUICK COUPE $350 1929 DODGE SEDAN ............................ 150 1928 NASH SEDAN ................................. 125 ( tt y M » th t« a « *n i A p r il M r» . J o h n M. Farm Union League to Start Play Soon Farmers’ Union baseb« 11 league, including five Washington county teams, has bx^n organized. County unions entering teams are Kansas | City, Verboort. Cedar Mills. Bux ton and Laurel Carlton in Yamhill i county is toe .sixth team. The following schedule has bet n announced for the 1935 seiuson 12; Dads D a v id a o n ) Lay the Foundation LUTHERAN a THURSDAYS Washington Savings and Loin Association Birthday Parties Held Mason Hill ^0= The First National Bank of Portland, Oregon Condensed Statement of Head Office and 18 Branches As $ 5 3 ,2 3 9 ,4 1 4 .8 6 Y o u GET T H IS ’20 personal GIFT... ... wheti you buy a new gas range! H O W TO GET IT : • We will give you free a handy range set regular ly priced at $20 when you buy one of the gas ranges listed below retailing for $74.50 or more without kitchen heater or $119.50 or more w ith kitchen heater. This set is composed of a chromium shaded bracket lamp, electric measured timer, electric clock, 4 porcelain condiment jars and a condiment rack. A-B • Estate • Gaffers A Sattler • Norge Magic Chef • Spark • O ’Keefe A M erritt • W edgewood • The period of this free offer is limited! BUY YOUR NEW GAS RANGE N O W AND SAVE $ 2 0 . P ortland G as & C oke C ompany } AUTHORIZED SALE! AMO SERVICE School Has Comedy Roll HELVETIA -Something different MOUNTAINDALE Miss Eugenia A p r i l 14 Ksanaaa C i t y a t C a r lto n . B e *, | in school programs will he given btxxrt a t C e d a r M i l l * , B u x to n a t l a u r e l , Cypher ul North Plains has ac at Helvetia school April 12. Special A p r il 21 C«*«iar M ill« a t B u x to n , C a r l- cepted the jMjttition of teacher ut to o a t V w rb o o rt. luaurwl a t K a n a a« C ity feature will be moving pictures the Meurhurii school fur next year. A p r i l 2M V e rlw a irt a t la M r e i . K a o a u « taken in Switzerland by Elmer C it y a t O r i a r M illa , B u x to n a t C a r lto n . Mrs. Metu Johnson, who has Buehler ol Portland and also Ore M ay 5 B u x to n a t V e r b o o r t, C a r lto n a t spent the past few weeks with her KanaaA C ity , I-a u r e i a t ( « d a r Mill#* gon scenes. A small charge, for -son-in-law and duughter, Mr end M a y 12 K a n » u C ity a t B u x to n . C e d a r the benefit of the school, will be M ills a t C a r lto n , V e r b o o r t a t I<aum l Mrs Eurl Luther, is visiting rela made. Ladies are asked to bring M ay It C a r lto n a t K a n s as C ity . C e d a r tives und friends In Portland a lunch, which will be served free M ill* a t V e r b o o r t. L a u r H a t B u x to n . few duys. M a y 2$- B u i t i . n a t C e d a r M i l k . V e r - after the program. Mr. Buehler is b o o rt a t C a r lto n . K a n s an C i t y a t l a u r e l , A numhei of people In this com the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. June 2 L a u r e l a t V e rb e jo rt. C e d a r M ills munity huve received their baby Korn and M r. and Mrs. Chris [ a t K a n s as C it y , C a r lto n a t B u x to n . chicks. J Jaggi ut Phillips He accompanied June 9 V erb o o rt a t B u x to n , K anaa- I . rave tor Houlh his mother to Switzerland last sum Stepin Feehlt has important comedy C ity a t C a r lto n , C e d a r M ills a t L a u r e l J u n e I t B u x to n a t Kansan C ity , mer. Mrs. Free Zllly Sr. und son Fred part in "bachelor of Arts." which to n a t C e d a r M ills , L a u r e l a t V e rb o Carl** o rt. Zllly Jr. of Portland spent Friday J u n e 3 0 K an s as C ity a t C a r lto n . V e r will be shown in a double bill Robert Magin, a student at Col night und Saturday at the C. I. at the Venetian theater Sunday, b o o rt a t C e d a r M i l k . B u x to n a t L a u r e l lege of Puget Sound, was a guest a t B u x to n , C a r lto n Willtanis home They ure leaving Monday and Tuesday. This pic a t J u V ly e r b 7 o o r C t. e d a l a r u r M e ills over the week-end at Mr. and Mrs. l a t K an s as C U y . ture is seid to be a really hon Abe Youngen home. for Los Angeles to make their J u ly 14 V e r b o o r t a t l a u r e l , K ansas home. est story of college life—with C ity a t < *<dar M ills , B u x to n a t C a r lto n Lillie Youngen spent the week n a t V e r b o o r t, Carlton the hokum out and humor in. It a t J u K ly a n s 21 as C B it u x y to Mrs. Wes Schlegel and children end with her brother Willie at the , L a u r e l a t C e d a r M ills . is devoted to the thesis that all Don und Lucille of Elmu. Wush., J u ly 28 K an s as C it y a t B u x to n , C e d a r Charles Reiling home near Forest college life isn't one long rah- M ills a t C a r lto n , V e r b o o r t a t L a u r e l. visited ut the Ed Schlegel heme Grove. rah-rah. Featured in the picture Suturduy morning The bulk of the potatoes in this are Anita Louise, Tom Brown, Week-end guests at the George vicinity are sold. Fred Schmidt, Argus classified ads get results. Arline Judge. Frank Albertson "The Potato King." has sorters em Stewart ho.nc were Mr und Mrs. and Frank Melton ployed this week George Stewart Jr of Portland, The Jay patrol, who earned most Miss Opal Stewart und Miss Muige points during the last month, have at the program at Rock Creek Clark of St. Helens the privilege of going fishing on Wednesday night The Misses Mahula and Elaine Joseph Wenzel visited Bonneville the Salmonherry river this week Corey spent the week-end In Hills with their scoutmaster, Joseph dam Sunday. boro und while there attended the Wenzel. "Crusader Hully." Visitors a t school Wednesday Blooming Unit of Farm Mrs Voges Hostess were Mesdames H. Bishop, S. Sor Mrs Otto C Voges was hostess Union Plans for Social enson. R. Youngen, P. Jossy, C. Thursday afternoon ut the Hills Pieren and J. Yurkovich. Blooming local, Farmers' Union, boro church parlor for the Luther- A FEATURE that makes the morning frock. Pattern 464, un- will enjoy a social evening in Ban Entertain Dads un Ladles' Aid. usually attractive Is the clever arrangement of buttons on Boy Scouts entertained t h e i r ning’s hall in Cornelius April 10. Mrs. Hollrnbrck Hostess the waist to provide a fastening for the matching apron. "Dads" at supper at the scout Entertainment will be a debate Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck was hostess Percale, glngbam. or chambray la suggested for this model, cabin Friday night. They cooked and a card party. Participants in fo r th e B a n k s M o u n t.in .d .ilc ' 500" hunter stew and several other ap the debate will be Frank Buck for which patterns come In sites 34 to 42. Size 38 requires 5% club Wednesday uftornoon Honors petizing dishes on an open fire ! and Richard Schoeler, affirmative, yards of 3&-lncb fabric with 9% yards of I -Inch bias binding. were won us follows: Mrs. Fred i The boys intend to fix the path and Ernest Meyer and J. E. Hor Soft, contrasting revere tbat fall gracefully heighten tbs full Bovee. first, Mrs Eurl Hollenbeck, to the cabin so they can invite I ner, negative. Everyone invited. charm of the smart frock, Pattern 446. when made of lace. The second: Mrs. Grover Rogers, third, , their mothers there in the n ear. sleeves are fitted with a slash opening at the wrist. anil Mrs James Mathiesen. consol Superintendent Named future. Patterns are sized 34 to 46. Size 38 calls for 4% yards of 39- ation. Guests were Mrs. Eurl Hol Lovat Davidson made a business Wade H. At still, Milwaukie grade lnch satin or silk, and ■A yard contrast. lenbeck anti M iss Marcella Rogers Think of the years trip to Salem Thursday and r e -! school principal, has been named Mrs C 11 Hall will entertain the turned Friday night. To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN- superintendent of the Forest Grove ahead! They can bring club in Banks April 24 Band practice was held Tuesday} grade schools. He succeeds E. E. STIlt tT ItiN S, fill out the coupon below, being sure to MENTION security. Invest in Sav Crystal Bell Voges spent several night as the group intended to be Arant, who resigned in Decern her. THE NAME OE THIS NEWSPAPER. days last week visiting her aunt, ings and Loan, and pro Mrs W C. Putman, of Farming- test your own interest. ton FASHION BUREAU. 103 PARK AVENUE. NEW YORK Mr and Mrs Gus Geores und Free in fo rm a tio n at family and Mr and Mrs. Ed Wes Enclosed find................ cents. Please send me the patterns your request. ton and family of Tillamook visited checked below, at 15 cents each. at the J. L. Van Domelen home Lenten Services Sunday. Safe — Reliable Mr and Mrs. E E Muller receiv Pattern No. 4 64 Size. ed word last week of the death of Pattern No. 446 Size. their grundduughter, Anna Evans, 8 P. M. 11. She wus the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Evans of Leaven High School Auditorium Name worth. Wash Mrs Evans was form A P R IL 4 erly Ruth Muller A d d r e ss...................................................................... .. Mr and Mrs Leonard Maxwell "THE VIA DOLOROSA" und family visited the Bradford Fowles home Sunday C i t y .......................................................... .. state Mr und Mrs Fred Ennis visited REV E EICHMANN the Earl Hollenbeck home Sunday. of Portland Name of this newspaper............................................ Mrs. Chris Tschanz visited the J. J Nussbaurner home at Helvetia A Capella Chair the past week. All materials specified In above patterns may be purchased J. M. PERSON, Manager Measles Reported In local stores. A number of pupils are absent Savings A Loan Bldg., Hillsboro C O R D I A L W E L C O M E from the Harrison school with ily visited Mrs. Baker's sister. Mrs. birthday Friday at an oyster sup Bernard Gent, of Thatcher Sunday per. Present were Mr and Mrs measles Clarence Gcnyo, Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. William Everett and son Mi a n d M rs B E. W a ld o rf Billy. Mrs Wilbur Dillon and Ber nice and Verna and Vincent Sharp of Hillsboro visited at the James Work Late Mathiesen home Sunday. Spring work is late owing to in Twins Born weather. Farmers are busy MASON HILL—Mrs Otto Sol- clement Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon berger the field when the weather entertained at dinner Thurs in permits. Clover sown in February Layton. March 28. twins The girl day for Mt*. Charles Johnson and was named Jean and the boy Jack Mrs George Hill, in honor of the was killed b> frost last month. Mr. and Mrs R. Hills of New latter’s birthday They were later berg visited at the J. W Corey joined by Mrs. W S. French. Mrs. Dr. Wiley Given Certificate home Sunday B E Waldorf and Miss Helen Dr. D. E Wiley, local physician, Mesdames J L Vandomelen. G. Kinsey for an afternoon of Sun has receivtd an official certificate C. Connolly, and James Mathiesen. shine sewing. for safe driving in the “Quit K ill Mildred Hergert and Margaret Mrs Charles Woods is visiting ing" campaign now being conducted Mathiesen intended u silver tea at t in Portland with her daughter. Mis. in Portland the J. R Sandford home Friday , T R Mohler of M arch 4 ,1 9 3 5 afternoon. M Conrurdy went to Portland WOOD WANTED Norman Stanton of Vancouver last week to stay for several spent the week-end visiting his weeks WiU take wood as part or T O T A L D E PO SIT S full payment on a used Edi parents. Mr and Mrs Stanton. Mrs Marlin Wilson, Mrs Floyd j son Radio. Here is your Mrs. Raffrty Home Brown ano baby son of North chcnce to own a fine radio. Mrs. Sam Raffety, who has been Plains visited at the C. H. Gonyo | in the Jones hospital for some I home Thursday. Douglass Radio Service time, returned home last week. Mrs. B E. Waldorf honored her ’ 136 S. 3rd Ave Phone 21X RESOURCES Mr and Mrs. Joe Baker and fam- I mother, Mrs. Ida Wolf, on her* 1935 Ford V-8 Popularity ’625 ’515 ’525 ?515 ’415 ’75 ’119 at S co u ts E n t e r t a in L l Gives us some fine USED CARS taken in trade — Which merit your confidence and inspection. 1934 FORD V-8 VICTORIA— Like new, run only 12,000 miles. Radio and heater 1933 FORD V-8 VICTORIA— Guaranteed condition. Radio 1933 CHEVROLET COACH— A-i condition .............. ............... 1933 CHEVROLET COUPE— Run only 15,000 miles. New rubber Plan Program for Helvetia Event T w in s B o rn to V e r n o n L a y to n s S o ld Ctearrifuw Miss Cypher New Teacher 1300 Main Street • Buy a new gas range now and you really get something extra ■ —something for yourself. A g ift you can take w ith you wherever you move. This handy range set delightfully "dresses up” your new range and makes cooking more convenient. Hun dreds of women have paid the regular price of $20 for this set, but it doesn't cost you a cent during this limited spe cial offer! The automatic electric clock is a joy in any kitchen. The electric measured timer noti fies you when cooking or bak ing is finished. The bracket lamp makes it easy for you to see everything on top of your range. And the condiment jars are for salt, pepper, flour and sugar. Inspect this set at dealers or in the Gas Company's show rooms. See how attractively it fits on any type of modern gas range—console, table top or console with kitchen heater. Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $11,963,869.31 United States B o n d s ...................... 23,772,770.88 $35.736,640.19 Bonds of Federal Agencies - - - - - - - - 228,465.94 Municipal and Other Bonds - - - - - - - - 8,339,267.91 Loans and Discounts - - - - - - - - - - 13,769.081.13 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank - - - - - - - 135,000.00 Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures - - - - 1,783,578.01 Other Real Estate - - - - - - - - - - - 127,735.53 Customers’ Liability — Acceptances - - - - - 46,278.51 Due from U. S. Treasury (Redemption Fund) - - 125,000.00 Interest Earned - - - - - - - - - - - - 410.123.96 Subscription to F.D.I.C. - - - - - - - - - 76,904.15 Other Resources - - - - - - - - - - - - ____ 43,050.47 T O T A L ..........................................................$60,821,125.80 LIABILITIES C ap ital....................................................$2,500,000.00 Surplus - - - - - - - - - - 2,000,000.00 Undivided P r o f i t s ........................... 285,282.11 $ 4,785,282.11 Reserve for Contingencies, Interest, Expenses, etc. 251,512.83 Circulation - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2,476,450.00 Acceptances - - - - - - - - - - - - - 46,278.51 Other Liabilities - - - - - - - - - - - - 22,187.49 Deposits.......................................................................... 53,239,414.86 T O T A L ............................................................$60,821,125.80 FIFTH, SIXTH AND STARK MAIN BRANCH . . . SIXTH AND MORRISON UPTOWN BRANCH . Other Portland Branches ROSE CITY BRANCH............................... N.E. 42nd Ave. A Sandy Blvd. UNION AND Rl'SSELL BRANCH......... N.E. Union Ave. A Ruaaell St. EAST PORTLAND BRANCH ................S.E. Grand Ave. A Morrison St. SOUTHEAST PORTLAND BRANCH S.E. 82nd Ave. A Foster Rd. MONTAVILLA BRANCH......................... S.E. 80th Ave. A Stark St. LIVESTOCK KENTON BRANCH Denver Ave. A Kilpatrick St. Branches Outside of Portland ALBANY ASTORIA GRESHAM HEPPNER HILLSBORO PENDLETON SALEM THE DALLES WOODBURN CONDON DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK AND ALL OF ITS BRANCHES ARE INSURED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE PLAN