Thunday, July |«, iu ; jg
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O .
O R E Ö ft N
Joint Birthdays
Miss VanDyke
Pilgrim House
Business Women
Irelands Sponsor
Observed
at
Picnic
to
Quarters
M arried J u ly 9
M eet for Picnic | In an Move
A picnic w as field a t W ilson's
official sta te m en t from the
Free M atinee at
F riday honoring Iren e Stone, Mad-
office of P ilgrim House, B ud N.
M a rjo rie C oyne and
Ver boort Church | e E lin dith e Cordova,
at
Priest
Home
Person, cle rk of th e society, this
W alters. Tlie e vening was
Venetian Theatre
w eek announced th at th e Society
sp e n t in sw im m ing and playing
Miss G. McLeod
Becomes Bride of
Richard B usch
Mlxx G ladys I*. McLeod, (laugh
li'i ot Mi mill Mm (> A McLeod
of P ilg rim s had au th o rize d its o f
At a b eautiful cerem ony perform - games. A large bonfire was built
Mrs. W L. <M uriel P rie st was ficers to proceed w ith the p u r
I «•<! at th e V isitation c h u rch at Ver-
und
refresh
m
en
ts
w
ere
served.
hostess
to
the
B
usiness
and
P
ro
chase of th e C h risten sen p ro p e rty
lioort T uesday m orning, Ju ly 9. at
b rid e of R ichard H Busch Sunday
9 30 o’clock, Miss M innie V anD yke, T hose p re sen t w e re Mr and Mrs fessional W om en’s c lu b at a pot a t 232 N orth T h ird A venue, as a
a fte rn o o n a t n p re tty cerem ony
d a u g h te r of Mr and M rs W alter P ercy Stone, E velyn and Donald. luck d in n er at h e r hom e at H ills p erm a n en t hom e for th e society
pel form ed by Rev Cliui le M Iteed
VanD yke. becam e th e bride of Mr. und Mrs Hoy C lark. E sther. d ale F rid ay ev en in g T he early and for th e clubs of H illsboro
at (tie M i * 1111 nJ I n t E piscopal church
H enry H olzrneyer, son of Cavpcr K uth, R alph and D elbert, Mrs p art of th e ev en in g w as spent in C h ristian council For the past y e ar
T he bride, w ho wan given In
i llol/.nicycr. Itev. F a th e r Jo n as of F irm an, Mrs. Coyne, Mrs. John e n jo y in g th e a rtistic a lly landscap- and a h alf th e groups h ave used
m a rria g e by h e r father, w ore a
I th a t parish p e rform ed the cere- W alters, Ja c q u e lin e and S tanley, i cd grounds of the P rie st hom e and th e ir p re sen t location a t 354 E ast
D elon:. C ordova, R uth and W esley aft r d in n e r the business m eeting Jack so n street. It is planned to oc
drc»» of w hite wdln und lace w ith
I runny.
wa held, w ith Mrs F ay ctta Allen, cupy th e ir new hom e a bout A ugust
tr a in T he hern length Milk veil w u.
T he b rid e w ore a w hite floor- Hlllegass, H elen and L ucille W ait- was
ers,
T helm a Stone, T hom as B uck- new
o<*- president, presiding.
a rra n g e d In a cap caught w ltii o r
15. a n d e la b o rate form al dedication
length lace d r e s . und a trailin g
Icy,
L
loyd
Firrnun,
E
dw
ard
Coyne,
ange blotoioinn Stic c arrie d u b o u
The program consisted of singing cerem onies a re p lanned for th e a f t
I veil held w ith ornnge blossom s
R
obert
R
obinson,
F
re
d
rick
S
w
isher
q u e t of w hite iie.ebudn and aweet-
club songs w ith g u ita r acco m p an i ernoon of S unday. S ep tem b er 15.
She c arrie d a sh o w er bouquet of
peus. Minn Velma Jones, the brldc'i
m ent by Mrs F red C aldw ell. Mrs.
May M artin roses, o rc h id l and and the honor guests.
Special business m eeting last S u n
a tte n d a n t, w ore a d re.n of ecru
sw idnsona
Emma M cKinney, past president, day m orning a f te r chap,.! service
lace und a coinage of p ink »went
was
presen
ted
w
ith
a
lovely
gift,
Miss C h ristin e V anD yke, tier o n
of w orship, besides p lan n in g for
peas
Mrs. A. W. H offm an, vice p re si th e ob tain in g of th e p e rm a n en t
ly a tte n d an t, w ore a floor-length
Eldon McLeod, the b rid e's b ro th
dent, m ak in g the p resen tatio n .
pencil lace dress w ith a w hite
hom e, com pleted th e nam ing of
er. wan beat m an II f Hunch and
tu rh u n and slipper
H er bouquet
.
A ugust m eeting of th e clu b w ill m em bers of the consistory, ru lin g
T h e an n u al « in fe re n c e and cam p be held at the sum m er hom e of Mr body ot th e society, w ith the e le c
A II l.unch, b ro th ers of th e b rid e
was of O pheliu roues and T ra n s
groom , w ere ushers
m eeting of the F re e M ethodist ;, nd M l, j la rry Mw({an a t M each. tion of Mrs. R alph H. S co tt as
vaal daisies.
Mr
F re d Sew ell played "He-
T he bridegroom wus a tte n d e d by c h u rc h w ill be held from J u ly 21 am and w ill be a n o th e r pot luck deaconess, a n d Louis C. L om ax Jr.
cause," by G eorge D 'llurdelot, pre-
Ted V anD yke, a b ro th e r of the to A ugust 5 in the co n feren ce eam p picnic dinner,
to th e deacons’ young people's com
ground on th e C anyon road east
ceding the cerem ony, und played
bride.
m ittee E x-m ayor O range P helps is
_
Mendel nohn's "W edding M arch.”
T he c h u rc h wus b eau tifu lly decor - of H euvelton T he fo rtie th session
m o d era to r of both consistory anti
The couple left Im m ediately for
a te d w ith roses, c a rn a tio n s und w ill begin W ednesday ut 6:30 U A I J S S A f l t i c r S O n ’ s
the g e n era l society.
a short w edding trip to C ra te r
pulms Tlie b rid al couple m arched m , w itli B ishop A. D. Z ah n ise r of . ,
Society of P ilgrim s w as o rg a n iz
L uke a n d th e O regon Caves, a fte r
dow n tlie uisle betw een tw o row s P ittsb u rg h p .-n n , presiding. Th.-
ed N ovem ber 1. 1933. for th e p r i
w hich they w ill reside In llills-
of lighted candles and b askets of bishop w ill p reach sev eral tim es
m
ary
object of p ro v id in g a b a ck
an <i Mrs. C. It A nderson of
boro Fur going aw uy th e brid e Dr. A ndrew C a n irk. pastor of th'* flow ers on tail pedestuls. M endels d u rin g th e conference.
Itev. E lm er M cKay of th e C e n P o rtlan d a nnounced th e engage g ro u n d fo r th e w ork of th e C h ris
T ualu tin (Multi* P r e s b y t e r i a n sohn's w edding m arch w as played
w ore u w hite silk su it w ith w hile
tia n C ouncil young people's clubs.
accessories.
c h iu d i, was nam ed m o d erato r of by Miss M argaret H eesuckar. H ym ns tr a l Illinois conference w ill be m ent last w eek of th e ir dau g h ter, W hile o p p o rtu n ity for religious w o r
tiie O regon Synod of Pr< (byterlan w ere su n /’ by a m ale se x tet un d er th e ev angelist for th e m eeting, and Miss E lsie A nderson, te a c h e r in
P rio r to h e r m arrluge, M rs
c hurches last w eek, in recogni* the d irection of Raym ond V anD yke o th ers assisting in th e program will H illsboro public school, to K e n ship is given at th e chapel services,
Hunch wus em ployed us se c re tary
to those w ho a re not oth erw ise c o n
tion of tils long service
to th e county Judge Mr B usch Is u
Im m ediately follow ing the c e re be Rev. F. A. P u ffer, a m issionary neth E m ery, son of M r and Mrs. nected. young people a re e n c o u ra g
dep u ty sh e riff fi iv ln g un d er Sher
m ony a w edding d in n e r was se rv form India; Mrs. R osella D ouglas M elvin E m ery of P o rtlan d
ed
to be loyal to th e ir ow n r e lig
Visit
C
alifornia—
T hey a re to be m a rrie d A ugust
iff J W C onnell.
ed at the hom e of th e b rid e's p a r conference S unday school se c re tary .
ious faith. P a sto r H enry S. H aller
Mr and Mrs G N T aggart and ents to .about 100 re la tiv e s and i P re
- sid e n t C. H oyt W atson of Pa- 17 at St. M ichaels’ and All A ngels w ill c o n tin u e to serv e both society
college. S eattle; and D onald E piscopal c h u rc h in P o rtlan d , a fte r
J H Riggs left T h u rsd a y for a friends, follow ed by a dance nt th e I S1-
M acPhec, w ho w ill serve for his w hich they w ill tak e a honeym oon a n d council w ith o u t salary, it was
six weeks* trip to San Diego. Cal B uckeye pavilion at C ornelius.
23rd
consecutive
y e a r as song lead- t u p to Skagw ay, A laska, on the announced.
T hey will visit Mr and Mrs Tag
A fter a w edding tr ip to C ra te r
er lie will be assisted by Rev. O. S S A leutian. T hey w ill be at
g
a
rt’s
son.
L
aw
rence
T
aggart,
and
L
ake
and
C
alifornia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A L. C hase und his grandson,
H D evine Hev. B. J Y ates and home in H illsboro a fte r S eptem ber V isiting in the East—
W arren C hase P h illip s of O akland. fam ily nt B akersfield and th e ir llo lzm cy er w ill be at hom e on m any from h e re a re p lan n in g to " 1. as
Mrs A. H. A bts and Miss N ora
~ Miss A nderson
‘
w ill teach h e re
daughter.
Mi
M
C
Plckleainier.
D
avid's
Hill
C a l . w ere given a b irth d a y picnic and fam ily ut Sun Diego.
a tte n d the conference
C ostello a re v isitin g frien d s a n d
this w inter.
p arty T uesday ev en in g a t tin- O tto
re
la
tiv e s in N ebraska a n d Iowa.
Leave for ( am p—
Mr. E m ery is an e le ctrica l e n
S te in k e hom e G uests w ere M essrs 1 To H ave fie (T eam Soeiut—
C eleb rate 75th B irthdays—
gineer und assistan t tech n ical a d T hey m ade th e tr ip by a u to and
Mrs G eorge F ischer and Ann
m d McKdamcs F red Chase, A L ! E pw ortli L eague will give un let
O ne h u n d re d a n d fifty y e ars of visor for the P o rtla n d G as & Coke expect to be gone a bout six w eeks
Chase. G L M arugg and R udy, cream social F riday id Kht. Ju ly 211. Peters. I h le n C yrus. C olene Mac-
P rio r to th e ir d e p a rtu re M rs. A l
life w ere c eleb rated »Sunday a f te r - com pany in P ortland.
,
Dowell
.
N
orrean
May,
and
P
hyllis
and G eneva of R ecdville. Mrs. Wctiu on the law n ot tlie Mett:
b e rt S p ie rin g gave a h a n d k erc h ie f
«t pur-
________________
A m acher w ill leave S un d ay for tw o j noon a t th e F. M. D llle hom e on
C hase and sons Ray and Irving, sonnge Cake, hom e-m ade
sh o w er a n d card p a rty in th e ir
orth F o u rth avenue, w hen a sur- » y . , . .
”
(.e ste r Chase, Mr- W Phillip«, ami and lem onade will be sold, a n d the w eeks' stay at Cum p N am anu, C am p N
honor.
prise b irth d a y p a rty w as given to J 1 1 J f 11 A l u m n i
Edna K uth. W arren, and Lois M a r proceeds will go to send delegate i F ire girls' cam p on B ull Run. Miss
n a RUheJ
.
.
Mrs. B u rk h a lte r H onored—
W inona T u rn e r left S u n d a y for a Mi DUli a n d ..
g aret of O akland. C a l, and H 1, 1 to the Falls C ity Institute.
both of whom were celebrating t ( ) F l ' l l f l P i p n i f *
m onth's stay at C am p N am anu. th
Mrs. G eorge B u rk h a lte r w as g iv
M arugg of P o rtlan d
eir 75th blrthdayx G ussts to-
U 1L111C
Mi *s M argaret H erb is sjM nding w here she w ill be a n in stru cto r.
H illsboro high school alum ni a s en a b irth d a y su rp rise p a rty S u n
eluded,
besides
th
e
guests
of
hon-
A J M anley and fam ily m oved I the veck w itli her parents, Mr and Odd M oney I \h ih ile d —
| or, Mrs. F. M Uille, Mrs. T heresa sociation w ill hold its a n n u a l pic d a y a t th e hom e of h e r parents,
t<> Forest G rove Sunday.
Mr. a n d Mrs. K arl K ollerm eier Sr.,
M in Jo h n H erb of Forest G rove
Jo h n M B row n of M anning | M erritt, Mrs. W. C. T hrapp, M r nic at B lue L ake p ark , out S andy at W est L inn. A bout th irty guests
brought to this office S atu rd u y tw o : a n d Mrs. T hom as Thom pson, Miss boulevard 12 m iles e ast of P o rt w ere present. A picnic d in n e r was
pieces of paper m oney, a 25-cent i E tnel B erg en a n d P a sto r H enry S. land. A ugust 4, acco rd in g to plans se rv ed on tab le s on th e law n. M r
m ade a. the w in te r m eeting. R ob
and a 10-cent piece, w hich w ere in H aller.
F a ith fu l Servant
ert K elly, p resid en t, a sk s a ll to a n d M rs D. B. B u rk h a lte r and
u.'.c a fte r th e C ivil w ar. and w ere H rid r-E Irrt H onored—
m eet th ere a t 2 o'clock a n d brin g G eorge B u rk h a lte r also atten d ed .
called "shin plasters.” He also has
Y our fa ith fu l se rv an t is
M iss G ladys M cLeod, bride-elect, th eir ow n lunch.
V isit from C alifornia—
one w ho has stood by you
a U S T rad e dollar, a n d th is m oney
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th ro u g h th e years, through
is ex h ib ited in th e A rgus w indow . w as given a m iscellaneous sh o w er ,
M rs. W. W. P h illip s and th re e
T
h
u
rsd
ay
e
vening
ut
th
e
hom
e
ol
,,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
sickness and health, p a
c h ild ren a rriv e d last w eek from
Miss M a n e S cnm idt ut G ra b el 1 asl ‘ hi,‘fs H ,v e
Spend W eek a t ( a m p —-
tie n tly , devotedly serving
O akland. Cal., fo r a few w e ek s’
T hc Past C hiefs' c lu b w as e n te r visit w ith Mrs. P h illip s' parents,
E velyn Busch, Louise Rossman, G am es and m usic fu rn ish e d e n te r-
y our needs T ak e a d v a n
W inifred W iley. M arjorie P atterson. tain m en t for ttie evening. P re se n t tained at a pot lu ck picnic d in n e r Mr. a n d Mrs. A. L Chase, a n d fa m
tage of tiie co n stan t n e a r
P a tric ia K roeger. C laire E lizabeth I w ere Mrs. O. A. M cLeod, Mrs. T hursday n ig h t at th e hom e of ily a n d w ith M r P h illip s' m o th e r
n ess of y o u r physician
Bickford, and M ary M anley a re i H erm an Ja e n ic k e of C urnelius, M rs M , s L A. Long. A bout 20 m em - in P o rtlan d . T hey fo rm erly resided
M ake him y our frien d in
iwndnu: the v » t k at th e C am p I D w ight H am m ond, M rs. 1. H. Rice, bers w ere presen t a n d a few vis- here.
tim e of h e alth and you
F ire girls' cam p at W arrens on and Misses Hose Cave, M arg aret ltors F ollow ing d in n e r a n d th e
c.ui w ard off avoidable
Dixon. G ladys E isner, M innie Wyf- business m eeting, gam es w ere play-
G ales creek.
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert C ow ie (P hyl-
i lels, Eva U akes, E laine C aldw ell,
on Ibe law n. L a te r c ard s w ere SSJ »» cm , VIS rMIUAUU w cic visiting
Mrs.
K
u
m
n
irr
I
lost
ess—
P re sc rip tio n ist F ills Rxs
■ O phelia W isiner und M ildred Jam es, played in th e house. Mrs. J. 7 S a tu rd a y e vening w ith h e r parents,
C a refu lly ut
Mrs J. C K uinm er e n te rta in e d and th e tionor guest and hostess. H arney receiving high score
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n w ith a pinochle M iss M cLeod becam e th e b rid e of bridge a n d Mrs. L loyd B row n a a t M r. a n d Mrs. P ercy W eik, a n d h e r
l>arty co m plim enting h e r sister, l itic n a rd B usch S unday.
rum m y. The next m eetin g w ill be ' Uncles « n d a u n t s i n t h i s city.
HILLSBORO
. j
a picnic a t th e hom e o f th e presi
Mrs H a ttie C h ristn cr, and niece, „ . .
Big Old T im e D ance
PHARMACY
dt.n , Mrs H R C h a n tle r/ w itn
Mrs. A ustin S criven. w ho a re v is B rld e -tle e t C om plim ented—
T uesday, J u ly 23, at V erboort.
M
iss
F
ran
ces
Gnos,
bride-elect,
Mrs. J. D. A nderson as assisting
iting here T w elve guests w ere pres-
Z J Riggs. Prop.
W alk er's orchestra.
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w as given a b rid a l sh o w er a t th e hostess.
ent.
243 M ain St.
H illsboro
hom e o l Miss E va O akes M onday
. ....
P hone 311
B rother Succum b»—
Mr.
A
utom
obile
O
w
n
er
evening. S he w as p re sen te d w ith ' u rPrl'<‘ P a rty H eld
D on't lose y o u r rig h t to drive.
G eorge C G ray, 84. b ro th e r of un ele ctric g riil. P re se n t w ere
A su rp rise p a rty w as given for
Miss R G ray of H illsboro, died in M isses E laine C aldw ell, K itty C a ld - ' ^ a L eben of B e th a n y on h e r T he new F in an cial R esponsibility
P o rtlan d M onduy a n d fu n e ra l serv- well, V elina H ines, M esdam es C h a r - , b irth d a y J u ly 10. P re se n t w ere L aw affects ev ery au tom obile o w n
i ices w ere held at th e graveside a t les H ines, L loyd M etzentine, H a r- F ra n k A badie. W oodland, Wash.; er. P h o n e 1061 for in fo rm atio n fullv
G reenw ood
cem etery
at Forest old W eisenbach, D w ight H am m ond, G ust L cban. Eliza L angue. M oth- ex p la in in g th is a c t .— R o b ert H.
G rove W ednesday m orning.
M argarel Gnos, and C. L. O a k e s ;, e r B urger, Mr. a n d Mrs. J. K ing K elly, S tage D epot, H illsboro. 22-5
and
th e h o nor guest a n d hostess. an B B e rth a a n d E leanor, P o rtlan d ;
A ttend» W edding—
CARD O F APPRECLATIOX
M iss G nus w ill soon becom e th e
ar>d Mrs. F. T. M iller a n d J e a n
Mrs. L orena A bbott a tte n d e d the b rid e of E d w a rd D eaville.
M iller. Mr. a n d Mrs. B u rg e r a n d , . P ro - p rie to rs of "T he M en's Shop"
w edding of her niece. G ladys „
,, ... ..
..
D ale, S p rin g v ille road; M r ' w lsh ,o ex p ress th e ir a p p rec ia tio n
Ja c q u elin e R obertson, to C u rtis K ussrlls \ isit M other —
and M rs T heo K arstens, W e s t ^or ‘b e co rd ial w elcom e e x te n d ed
H arp er at Mt. T ab o r P re sb y te ria n
M r. and Mrs. A th a R ussell a n d , B arnes road; Mr. a n d Mrs. G. B er- by ‘be people of th e H illsboro tra d -
ch u rch in P o rtla n d S u n d ay a fte r d a u g h te r L inda of M onterey, C a l.,! ger a n d Ben a n d A llan. H elvetia, 1 ‘n ® a rea 0,1 ‘b e opening day.—L y-
noon.
a rriv e d S un d ay for a visit w ith h i s ; a n d Roy Lloyd, Los A ngeles, Cali m an H ow e a n d J a m e s W ells,
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m other, Mrs. E dna Russell, a t Cor-1 T he ev en in g w as spent in playing
Visits San D i e g o -
nelius. A tha, a fo rm er H illsboro games.
Mrs D orothy Jo h n so n of A nchor resid en t, is re co v e rin g from in-
•
age, A laska, w ho has been visiting ju rie s receiv ed in a fall from a M’ * e
hi r g randm other, Mrs. Jo h n K e n horse. He w as one of th e f i r s t ’
anc* M rs B ryce N osier and
nedy, and uncle. C h arles K elcham . H illsboro v o lu n te e rs d u rin g th e cbH dren of P o rtla n d sp e n t t h e
left M onday for S an Diego. Cal., W orld W ar a n d w en t overseas w ith u ’eek-end w ith Mrs. N osler's p a r
to visit th e exposition.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wells.
T hey left M onday to m ak e t h e i r :
L. I. D avis III—
decide to m ake th e ir hom e here.
hom e a t M edford, w h e re M r. Nos-
L. I. D avis su ffered a severe A ttend t (invention—
ler w ill go into p a rtn e rsh ip w ith his
h e art a tta c k Sunday. D r J . O.
H illsboro A rgus w as re p re se n ted cousin. F ritz N osier, in th e N osier
Robb is a tte n d in g him. His son, a t th e O regon S ta te E d ito rial As- j T ru ck com pany.
R obert R. D avis, w ho is a tte n d in g
convention a t H ood R iver a . - , , t
_v i . n .
norm al school at M onm outh, spent sociation
T h ursday. F rid a y and S a tu rd ay by
T. « su re r \is lto -
I the w eek-end a t th e D avis home. Mr. a n d Mrs W. V erne M cKinney j „ 7 u ‘e T re a su re r a n d M rs. R ufus j
M erle C hessm an, p u b lish er of the H olm an called on H illsboro frien d s
C elebrate A n n iv e rsary —
M r and Mrs. J. W. F ickcn and A storia A sto n a n -B u d g e t. was nam Mondnv en ro u te hom e fro m For-
G rove, w here M r H olm an spoke
I fam ily of Sherw ood v isited Mr. and ed presid en t. M r a n d M rs H ugh
; Mrs. O. B. K raus S unday. T he oc M cG ilvra a tte n d e d from the For- j bC‘ore ‘be ch a m b e r of com m erce,
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casion w as th e 23rd w edding a n n i est G rove N ew s-T im es a n d Me-1 «
G ilv ra was re -e lec ted a d irec to r
versary of M r and Mrs. K raus.
from th is d istrict.
A ttend C a rrie rs' C onvention—
We can «how you, in black
Dr. M arcy P re sid e n t—
M r a n d Mrs. W. E B row n a t
and white, how you can
Dr.
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form
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tended th e sta te convention of ru r-
actually save enough to pay
gain thia year the “younger crowd” is nicking the Ford V -8! j al m ail c a rrie rs a t C orvallis F riday to r of th e H illsboro M ethodist
for your Kelvinator. B uy
There'« sparkling smartness in the sleek, rakish lines of the until Sunday. T he n e x t convention ch u rch and now pastor of th e S u n
ing in q uantity a t lower
nyside ch u rch in P o rtlan d , w as e l - ,
-8 rouc/ifi
N tw Fort! f I V-8
roadster. Note the sporting flair of the fenders . . . w ill be a t A storia.
price« and the ending of food
ectcd p resid en t of P o rtlan d M e th o -;
The lustrous baked enamel finish that will retain its original “show A ttends 100th A n n iv e rsary —
■potlage and w atte will eatily
dist m in isters association at the a n
am ount to more th an the
room” appearance even after thousands of miles.
H ugh R ogers w ill leuve F riday nual picnic M onday in Mt. T abor
m onthly co«t of a Kelvinator.
The roadster has Deluxe appointments throughout. . . The driver's m orning for W ayne, N ebraska, to park. Rev. C h a rle s M. R eed was (
a tte n d th e 100th b irth d a y a n n iv e r a p p o in ted on th e pro g ram com m it-
And, there are other caving«
seat is adjustable and smartly upholstered in genuine leather . . . sary of his m other, Mrs. J. R. tee for tlie P o rtla n d area.
you will m ake with a Kel
The rumble seat is wide and comfortable with plenty of leg room. Rogers.
vinator in your kitchen—to
Mrs. C onnell C om plim ented—
Owner’s records show that the Ford V-8 tugint uin no mort fu tl V ickers G rad u ates—
•ay nothing of the m any con
Mrs. T hom as C onnell w as h o n o r - !
Ja m es V ickers, g ra d u ate of H ills ed w ith a m iscellaneous show er
than a 'four"— that oil consumption is especially low.
venience» and advantages.
boro high school, recen tly g ra d by m em bers of th e L adies' A id at j
Sec this new roadster Drive it today—
uated in prem edics at the U n iv e r th e M. E. c h u rc h th e afternoon of j
I t ’s the car that expresses the “Spirit of
sity of C alifo rn ia a t Los Angeles. Ju ly 10, in re cognition of her m any |
Youth.”
MEN’S WORK
A ttends t ’onferenee—
y ears of service as president of
M P. C ady, w ho has been a t the organization. T ea and cake w ere
Faty Ttrmi Through ( J iln r u l Crodit Com
ten d in g a c onference of tlie Seeley served C ircle tw o of th e Aid will
For m odel
pany—Tht Authoring Ford Fmauet Flan
illustrated
M attress com pany officials at C h i m eet th is aftern o o n w ith Mrs. H en
P. t» II. D e tro it.
cago, is e x p ected hom e this w eek ry Young.
Standard art essory
ut IIIIDhoro ro u te 5. becam e the
Free Methodists
in Camp Meeting
Engagement Told
a n d a short course In in te rio r d e c
orating. Special recipe cards w ill
be given all w ho attend. Inform a
tion w ill be giv en on diets, e ti
quette. m eal p lan n in g and o th er
phases of hom em aking.
L este r Irela n d A C om pany In-
I v ile e veryone to attend th is in
A free N orge hom em akers' m at- I stru c tlv e and e n te rta in in g show.
inee w ith an a ll-ta lk in g m oving
p ictu re a n d a cooking school will
A chicken d in n e r sponsored by
be held a t 2 p m. T u esd ay a t th e
V enetian th e a tre u n d e r th e spon th e L adies of th e Moose, w ill be
so rsh ip of r.ester Irela n d A C om g iv en Ju ly 24 a t th e old G range
hall on M ain street, from 5 to 7
pany.
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H elen K err, noted le c tu re r, r a p. m. P la te 50c.
dio bro acaster and a u th o r of articles
Good Tim e Dance
on hom e decoration, w ill conduct
A t G range hall e v ery S a tu rd a y
the m atinee. T he free m atin ee will
night. G eorgia Hess orchestra. A d-
fe atu re a n u n u su al cooking schoolm ission 25c.
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J u ly C learance Sale
Smart women buy that extra dress during
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$7.95 Dresses
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the family ordered. It's
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A B.G. DeSylva production with
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Think how smartly dressed
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Swing back and other style
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(Former Hillsboro Motor Co. Location)
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KELVINATOR
The following are close
out numbers of Westing-
house Refrigerators,
One 6t<2-foot capacity—
$206.
Reduced to .
J. H GARRETT, P rop.
’180
One 5‘^-foot capacity—
$179.
Reduced to
The C. C. Store
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Selfridge
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JONES
MAN TRAILER
w»<h Cecilia Parker
W ritten and directed by Lambert Hiltyer