H IL L S B O R O
ARGUS.
Tburaday, J uho 27, 1935
H IL L S B O R O . O R E G O N
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One of These Girls W ill be Selected Goddess of Liberty at Shute Park Saturday
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Selection of the Goddess of Liberty and her four a t
Row N nvdoane P a tti i son. D orothy Bov. Itiilh Ruynarn.
tendants will be m ade at the Goddess of Liberty selec
B e tty A ltishln, C ry sta l N aught, F ran ces Fields. M inerva
Dean, R uth Filley, Evelyn A lexan
tion dance at Shute park Saturday night. The march of
F u ller, D o n s H eaton. T h ird How H elen Wick, M abel
der, and Jean Lewis, all members
candidates and their escorts w ill be at 9 p m. First Row
Nelson. M argaret G reenaw uld. A uthclva C o x .
G le n e v a
of the 1935 graduating class of the
—Left to Right—Dorothy Cox, Gladys Sollers, M argaret
B randaw , R oberta Robinson, Rose R a m b e rg er and G loria
Beaverton high school, w ere guests
P ic tu re - courtesy of
Batchelder. G ertrude McLaren, Tillie Hoffman, Evelyn
C oulter. Miss D onna K ew n er of F orest G rove did not
of Mrs. R. F erry of Multnomah
S e lig m a n Studio
Schulm erich, Helen Rutschm an, Anne Jepson. Second
huve h e r p ic tu re in tim e to be included in th e group
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ferry was
the prim ary teacher of these girls
School Director Selected;
Dr. Mason Director
Attend Fam ily Itrunion—
Meyers at Laurel. The bride, a t
te rta ln e d for them M onday e v e
Beaverton Teacher Married;
Dr. C E. Mason was elected to
Otto Stowell Injured
tired in a lovely blue organdy
Mr. and M rs J K W ebber ami ning G uest- . 'i r e Messrs i n . I Mes-
succeed himself as director at the
Fathers Honor Guests
frock, cut a double tier wedding
d a u g h te r F lu rin c u n d
C a ro lin e d am es E J Mi Alenr. P. A A n d e r
annual school meeting here Ju n e
cake decorated w ith silver orna
F u ller a tte n d ed a picnic and fa m son. G eorge S elfrid g e and C O.
(B y Mr*. Je»i« Meyer«)
17. Dr. Mason has served the dis
ments.
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BEAVERTON—About 85 w ere in trict as director for 15 years. Mrs
BUXT O N— Oscar Cearly w a s
attendance at Beaverton Grange Althea Haulenbeck was re-elected elected director to serve for three church was the scene of a beautiful | The bride presented her atten d and im pressive wedding ceremony at H ager's p a rk neai S alem Suu Mariners Entertain—-
ringbearer and organist with with a background formed by bas- day
S aturday evening. Aloha Grange, clerk. The building of a new grade years at the annual school meeting and im pressive wedding Monday I g ant,
ifts .
Mr and Mrs C F M a rin er en
S kets and wall vases of ferns, roses Entertains for Gnrsta—
the guest entertainers, presented a school was discussed.
Ju n e 17 and Mrs. Edith Riggle was morning w hen Miss M ildred Mey-1
te rta ln e d S a tu rd ay ev en in g w ith a
ers became the bride of Leo Sus- j Recently the bride was given a and peonies and soft light of tapers
play entitled “A Man W anted,” sev
re-elected clerk.
Mr
and
Mrs
It
It
K
inton
and
d
in
n er p a rty anil ”900'
G uests
bauer. Only im m ediate members I show er by the Kat K lub in P o rt Miss Gladys C laire Brown and Rev
eral musial numbers, drill and reci
O perate Two Shifts
anil Me-.iinies Roy
of the fam ily and friends witnessed land. The Young People's club pre Harvey R Scheuerm an were m ar son D onald of M artinsville. Ind . a i i i Mi • ■ i
tations. The Aloha G range p re
The Elwood m ill is running two the ceremony.
sented them with a picture. "Agony ried by Rev. A. R. Schmale of arc visiting Mrs W inifred Sel- H eart, N A P e ters and H arold
sented the Beaverton G range with
shifts a day beginning last week.
M acK lnser. ail of P o rtlan d . Mrs.
Portland last Tuesday evening nt frnl e. T hey a rriv e d J u n e 19. Mi
Rev. F ather H. E. Boesch was ‘ in the G arden," by Hoffman.
the traveling gavel.
W illiam Riggle of Birkenfeld was
K inton is a n iece of th e late Mrs H eart und Mr. P e ters tnudo high
Innum erable wedding gifts were j 8 o’clock at the home of the bride's J.
celebrant, assisted by Harley F lah
Teacher Weds
here
last
week
enroute
for
the
W. G oodin. Mrs. Selfridge en- scores at curds.
/C o n tin u e d fro m pag e one)
erty Jr. and A lbert Vuylsteke.
received by the couple from their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
The m arriage of Miss Faith Burk
Dorothy Cox. Hillsboro Ameri- hot springs near Eugene to be tre a t
Brown, of Gervais.
to Felix F. Fors was solemnized
The bride, a lovely blonde, was [ many relatives and friends.
ed for rheum atism .
Lohengrin wedding march and
a t high noon June 11 at the High-
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r McCormick gowned in a floor length white I
Frances Fields. Hillsboro Wom
’’At Dawning” were played and
land Congregational church. Rev. an's
of P ortland visited at the Jesse silk wedding dress w orn tw e n ty -1 Have Interesting Vacation—
Relief
Corps.
G. A. Pollard read the service.
seven years ago by her aunt, Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornelius. sung by a niece of the groom as
Mabel Nelson, Kansas City F arm Meyers home Ju n e 16.
The bride has been a teacher in ers'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H illicker Leo Oakes. H er w hite tulle c a p ; Miss H ettie Jack and Cal Jack the bride and bridegroom met and
Union.
that has been spent honestly anti
the Beaverton high school for sev-
shaped, shoulder length veil was returned late S aturday night from I w ent to the altar, w here wedding
G leneva Brandaw . Hillsboro Vet- spent the week-end in Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r K irk and caught at the back by o ra n g e 1 a w eek's vacation at Wallowa lake , vows w ere made.
earnestly certainly has earned some
•e r,aih i’n T « (, 'i ? enfgr^ r We«,°n T ±
erans' Foreign Wars auxiliary
I
The
bride
was
sw
eet
and
charm-
teaching staff of the West Linn
fam ily of T reharne and Cecil Lane blossoms. She wore w hite mits and other Eastern Oregon points.
Gladys Sollers, Aloha Grange.
recognition; some record to keep
high school. Mr. and Mrs. Fors will
and kid pumps, pearl necklace and j At LaG randc they visited the Sieg- ' ing in a high lace dress tip-toe
M inerva Fuller. Hillsboro Daugh- of Mist w ere here Sunday.
its memory alive. z\ properly plan
spend the sum m er at the beach and ters of Union v eteran s
Mrs. John Bellish was in P o rt earrings, and carried a w h i t e rist brothers, at B aker they vis ' length over angel skin peach silk
ned Granite Memorial is the only
m ake them home in P ortland after
Dorothy B
Cedar
F arm . land taking treatm ent for h er eyes prayer book w ith satin stream ers, | ited Mr. and Mrs K enneth Robb, i w ith pow der blue cash. The bou
S eptem ber
ers> Union
which was the groom's first com-1 all form erly of Hillsboro, and en quet was of B ride's roses, satin
last week.
lasting guardian against loss and
stream
ers
being
entw
ined
with
m
union
p
rayer
book.
Also
a
lace
Mrs.
Theresa
Stowell
and
daughter
route home by way of Prineville
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Fathers Guests
N aydeane Patterson. H ills b o ro
forgetfulness.
Fathers w ere honor guests at p y ..,..,, sisters
of P ortland visited Mrs. O. H. handkerchief, a gift from t h e they visited their cousins. Mr. and i orange blossoms.
Her only attendant. Mrs. Mattle
groom's niece, B arbara A nn F lah Mrs. R obert Purvis Mr. P urvis is
Beaverton lodge No. 248 Tuesday
»azeldale Corn- Stowell this week-end.
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wore pale pink lace and
evening. A m usical program was ( m unl, ' club
Mr and Mrs Carl Watson of New erty.
m anager of the Safew ay store at Smith,
Miss B lair Foley of Eugene was Prineville. They also visited at Jqhn net dress w ith blue accessories.
Stnnnnrd,
Mgr.
enjoyed.
G ertrude McLaren, H ill s b o r o port visited relatives here over the
4th at Main, Hillsboro
the bride's only attendant. She Day, w here Louie DeLine has a The bride's m other w ore dark can
aI r ,
MrA' ,Yalter «y a* L l o d g e Royal Neighbors of America, week-end.
ton
w
ith
pink
rosebud
corsage.
For
wore
a
tip-toe
length
pink
crepe
Otto Stow ell Injured
and daughter C athryn attended the
C rystal Naught. Hillsboro R. N
large hotel. Mr DeLine was their
wedding of Miss Lucille H urt of A
Otto Stowell was injured in a fall dress and carried an old fashioned host on a trip to some gold mines her going aw ay dress the- bride
Portland, form erly of Kimon, Ju n e
Roberta Robinson. Hillsboro R w hile at w ork on a high bridge nosegay. Kieth Susbauer, brother in operation and to other places of w ore a gray ensem ble w ith white
n ear N ewport last week. He fell of the bridegroom was best man. interest in that locality. Mr. De- accessories and rosebud corsage.
The rooms, gift room and recep
Mrs R- R- Sum m ers returned ‘ D o r i s Heaton> Scho„ s Juni
The bridal procession was headed Line is a form er resident of H ills
about 85 feet.
home W ednesday after a month s Women's elub
by B arbara Ann Flaherty, who car boro. While in E nterprise they vis tion table w ere beautiful with ros
Union Has Candidate
Miss Mabel Nelson was chosen ried a pink satin basket holding ited w hat is reported to be one of es and snapdragons in pink nnd
absence in Nebraska. She visited
Tillie Hoffman, C ornelius Fire
h er parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Departm ent.
by Farm ers’ Union for candidate the ring and also carried the w ed the largest fish hatcheries in the white. Numerous gifts w ere on dis
ding diploma. She w ore pink or world, and near E nterprise they play in the gift room, one being
B lancom e at Madison and her sis-
M argaret Batchelder, West Union for Happy Days at Hillsboro.
Mouldings, Screen Wire, Dual Corners, Screen
ter, M rs A W. Glenn, at Meadow Farm ers' Union.
Mrs. E verette D rury and Bever gandy with hat to match.
visited the largest cattle ranch in a 70-picce set of dishes from G er
Hangers, Adjustable Screens, Screen Doors.
The m other of the groom. Mrs Oregon, a ranch of 1000 head of vais friends.
F rov; -
i et£ r V n p stla w a s
Evelyn Schulm erich, H ills b o ro ly Jeanne and Howard of Vancouv
The bride has been complimented
Joined by Mrs J. E Davis at Oma- Fire D epartm ent,
er visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Susbauer wore a blue s ilk ' cattle.
w ith a shower at the Eldridge
Use the F. II, A. plan to finance your remodel
jacket dress w ith m atching h a t.1
ha, who was her traveling com-1 He]en wiclt< H illsboro C ham ber Mrs. George Riggle, last week.
school, w here she taught, and was
ing needs.
panion to Portland. Mrs. Davis will of Commerce
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Hudspeth, I Mrs. Meyers, the bride's’ mother Forrest Bridges Visits—
spend sometime visiting relatives
Anne Jepson, Blooming Farm ers' Mabel R hym er and Glenn Jones of wore d ark silk. Miss Mayme S us-| Forrest Bridges, a form er H ills presented with a $25 check from
and friends in P ortland and her Union.
P ortland visited at the Pow ell home bauer, sister of th e groom played ! boro boy, but now in the electrical the school board.
To get into our yard during the paving of Base
Mrs. Mattie Sm ith was hostess In
the wedding march "Pompa Cir-1 business at Lynn. Mass., near Bos
form er home in Beaverton.
Rose Ram berger, county SERA over the week-end.
line
street, go west on Washington street to the
May
w
ith
a
show
er
from
her
many
The Misses Rhoda Thyng, LaM ern office
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benefiel and cumstance," Elgar.
ton, is visiting his m other, Mrs. C ornelius friends Mrs. S cheuer
railroad.
The
altars
w
ere
attractively
d
e
c
-!
Ray
G
lenn
and
Mrs.
M.
E.
Bene
Eva
Bridges,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Donna Kessner, F orest Grove
fiel visited th e Oscar Benefiel fam orated w ith blue and w hite sum Doughty of Cooper Mountain, and man has taught for the past nine
cham ber of commerce.
m er flowers w ith large baskets on other relatives for a few weeks. years near Gervais. She lived in
A spirants for Goddess of L iberty ily at W illam ina Sunday,
A lbert Edw ards left S aturday for either side.
Mr. Bridges left Hillsboro about 35 C ornelius last year, w here she was
w ere introduced from th e stage of
The bride has taught in St. H el years ago. He was looking up old- active in social and church activ
the Venetian th eatre »Friday night. the home of his daughter. Mrs. Bes
en's Hall, and is now teaching at tim e friends here the last of the ities. Mr. Scheuerm an has been
E arlier in th e evening, they were sie Terry, at Caldwell, Idaho.
Miss Mabel Nelson was home Miss G able school in Portland. For j week, and was a guest S aturday of pastor of several churches. They
the guests of the Hillsboro Busi
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are now entering a new field of
ness & Professional Women's club, from Hillsboro from S aturday to going aw ay Mrs. Susbauer wore a ] W. A. Tupper. His father, M. M, service as pastor and wife at Evan
black
and
w
hite
silk
suit.
Monday.
Number 2691
Bridges,
was
proprietor
of
t
h
e
organization w hich is sponsoring
The groom is in business here [ Climax Flouring mill here in the gelical church a t Vernonia. A
Mrs. Lily Hove of V ancouver vis
the contest.
honeymoon
w
as
spent
at
the
G eneral comm ittee in charge of ited her m other, Mrs. Rhoda W at and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. '90s.
beaches.
Mike Susbauer. Im m ediately fol-1
the event includes Mrs. Zola F. son, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Killin of Forest lowing the cerem ony the happy Attend Seabeck C a m p -
Morgan. Mrs. E. Fayetta Allen, Mrs.
Betty Hobbs and A nn M unkers Attends O fficers’ M eeting—
M arie Hoffman. Miss Marion Lytle G rove and Mr. and Mrs. Levi couple left on a wedding trip. On
II, S. Rogers attended the official
C row ther of Gales C reek visited retu rn they w ill live near Cor-1 left Monday for ten days’ stay at
and Miss Gussie Sigler.
Seabeck, Wash., w here they will rn o lin g of U. f t W. V. Office»
at the C orbett C row ther home S un nelius.
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Sunday evening a reception was I receive training for leadership in w ith the cam p at Bend Saturday
day.
Taken to Hospital—
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riggle of held at the home of Mrs. L e n a ' G irl Reserve work.
Mrs. Hugh S. Rogers was taken Birkenfeld
visited at th e Jesse
to St. V incent’s hospital in P o rt Meyers home
Saturday.
land Thursday m orning for tre a t
m ent. She is getting along nicely.
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Milk
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Miss Winona T urner spent sev V eterans' hospital in Portland Fri- j
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Y o u r H o lid a v conference of Camp Fire G irls at w ith which he has been afflicted
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j <>5 H....k
” I Camp N am anu on the Sandy river. since w ar time.
Buxton Names
Oscar Cearly
Aloha Grange
Puts on Work
Former Cornelius
Girl is Married
Pretty Wedding
Held at Cornelius
County Girls Seek
Title of Goddess
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116 S. T hird Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
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