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I 1 H IL L S B O R O I h u r -.la;, Septem ber 19, 1935 Dedication of Pilgrim House Here on Sunday \ Coffee Club Host for County F e d e ra tio n A R G U S, H IL L S B O R O . OR E G O N Celebrate Golden W edding Page F*Itr4 Enrollment for Parent-Teacher Move Advocated Dane« at N o rth Plain» Old Time Dauer A t the N o rth Plains K P hall A t H U I,b o ro G runge h a ll. 1st und Saturday. September 21. E ve ry- 3rd T hursday, beg in ning Septem - body welcom e 31p 5. Buckarooa* o ld -tim e music Good caller. T ickets 25c. 28tf H ills b o ro V io lin Studio. 255 E M ain St., p riv a te o r in class, in c lu d in g v io lin o u tfit i f desired J Reshingle before the fa ll rains Mr R P Rasmussen A lso v io lin s a n d a l l accessor-| w ith the famous Schneider cedar shingles -C arnation L u m b e r C o , "Th » is parent strength In ics. 28if 1 Forest G rove, exclusive sales agents P union fo r the support of Good T im e Dance l'lio ii,. M ' 1 - ‘ he best values fo r o u r c h ild r e n ' ange h a ll e v e ry Saturday At in home and school," says Mrs. L e t the advertisem ents h e lp you orchestia. A d- C a rl Sande of Forest G rove in ' n ig h t G eorgia H t 2»tf m ake y o u r shopping plans. nam ing September 24 to 30 as en m ission 25c. ro llm e n t week in t h e Parent- Teacher associations o f W ashing- j ton county The m ore th in k in g parents who jo in together, the m ore can be done for b u ild in g c o m m u n ity life w ith the best perm anent values i fo r o u r c h ild re n ," said M rs. Sande. i co u n ty m em bership chairm an. Last year the m em bership i n W ashington c o rn ty increased fro m 499 to 800. a 80 per cent increase O n ly th re e o th er counties in O re gon were h ig h e r L in n county, w ith a 90 per cent increase, Coos I county. 80 per cent, and Josephine 1 co u n ty w ith a 81 per cent Increase. ' T he to ta l m em bership in O regon j M i and Mrs W illia m L B atchelder o f H illsboro, w ho Sunday cele brated th e ir golden wedding anniversary at th e ir old fa rm home last A p r il was o ve r 23.000, and in near H illsb o ro T h e ir tw o is. James and Elm er, and th e ir fam - the n a tio na l congress over 1,727,- i O ur prices Dresses you tile s Itve on the old farm -Cut courtesy Oregon Jo urnal 000 are right will like. G O AR'S M rs. Sande's letters, maps, and W it h a p p ro p ria te exercise*, I ' 1 < '«»nitty F e d e n ti I mi of Won» lu tlo n . M rs F J S ew ell, u rt; Mrs I m em bers of clubs a ffilia te d w ith «n clubs w ill In* eiit<*rtuine<l In V W G ardner, m usic; Mrs. Fred H ills b o ro C h ristia n C o u n cil and I h ll luu o in (Jetubci w ith th e C n f- A m u r her, A m e rican H o m e . Mrs. th e ir frien d » w ill ga the r Sunday fee « lu ll as tionh'MN club, uccurdintf W W lb mar, A m ericun c itiz e n afternoon at 4 o’clock to dedicate to let i»l<m mudo ut Du* m ooting ship; M rs. A II Blasslng. lite ru the new P ilg rim House, head F rl lay u fto riio o ii at the < dumber lu re , and M rs 11 II S tunnurd. qu a rte r» »if u ll the groups co n 01 oinm orcc Date o f Dio conven dramatic*- nected w ith the co uncil, ut 232 tic i has not been set. Hostess com- There w ill be three speclul N o rth T h ird avenue W eather p e r m ittec for the event Includes Mes events held d u rin g tin* year, m ittin g , exercises w ill be held duniPi L lo y d I e < »w h W B I ’• ' C hiisttn u s pa rty o n December 21. 1 outdoors on th«* house grounds. lin g e r F J Sewell. P. J. K ü r k - C o lo n ia l tea on F eb ru a ry 21. 1030.1 T he Rev R ichard M Steiner, w a if, and W F M ontgom ery C lu b and th e atre p a rty on M uy 1ft. pastor »if the church o f O u r F ather delegate* to the co n ve ntio n uro ( U n lta r iu n l. P ortlund. w ill be the MesdumoN T h o in u i C onnell, A L speaker, using "T o le ra n ce " as the Chune, T O. I Iron let? we, Klw ood to p ic o f his ta lk T his - ’ !».•)«•* • Johnson, und Fred Aniuvher. assigned to him by Die council, Mis* A lice M a x w e ll, executive und w ill he the discussion to p ic fo r e c ie tu ry of the W ushlngton co u n B A N K S Miss Fern S ta ffo rd of u ll th«* d o b s d u rin g th is year of ty re lie f com m ittee, gave un in - The Rev A n d re w C ur- T a ft and Ernest Kungus o f C ut- a c tiv ity te ic s tln g ta lk on "P u b lic W elfare." ric k , I) D m oderator of the P re s dressing the fuel th a t it ehould • ie r C ity wen* m a rrie d S a tu rda y b y te ria n Synod o f O regon und not lie considered un c h a rity , um the evening ut H o'clock at the home pustnr o f T u a la tin P la in s church, m a jo rity of fu m llle * needed help o f th«* b rid e ’s parents in T aft. Rev w ill pronounce th«* benediction, th rough no fu u lt o f th e ir own. O liv e r o f T u ft was the o ffic ia tin g und the Rev H u rry W ilson, pastor She alxo e xplained the dinpluy m in ister o f H ills b o ro Foursquare G ox pel The b ride was dressed in her church, w ill d e liv e r the invo ca tio n of sewing und rugx mude by w o m m other's w edding drers o f w h ite en ax un SE K A p ro je ct under "ke y Jake W eil, a m em ber of Tempi«* wom en" w h o uro cupuble in thin 1 satin and ca rrie d u bouquet of Beth Israel, w ill o ffic ia lly d e d i w o rk M m Inubel W arren» o f Galen | B rid e roses cate th e new house, und M a yo r J Her attendant was Miss W ilm a H G a rre tt w ill b rin g c o n g ra tu la C reek hun charge o f th is pro je ct m an o f m em bership, were shown and b ro u g h t th e e x h ib it to the M a rr o f Bunks, w ho was dressed tions fro m the c ity governm ent, j in peach colored lace net und and also read u message fro m and studied at th e n a tio n a l con c lu b T his w o rk is ve ry n e a tly I wore u corsage o f p in k und w h ite ve n tio n a t M ia m i. F lo rid a , as model done und is fo r use by fa m ilie s G o v e rn o r C harles H M a rtin Miss L illie Hom edew and George co m m itte e w o rk . M rs. Sande was 1 sweetpeas A lb e rt S ta ffo rd , b ro th needing such articles. A Jacobson o f P o rtla n d w ere m a r D u rin g the exercises C o u n cil honored at a state board luncheon - M rs F L M cC o rm ick, chulrm un er of the bride, was best man. ried Wednesday evening at 7:30 re c e n tly in President R ichard A h ts w ill be P o rtla n d f o r h e r of the p u b lic w e lfu re com m ittee O n ly re la tive s and In tim a te fo rm a lly o'clock at the home o f the bride 's achievem ent. inaugurated, w ith th«* and o f the program , made u rep o rt : frien d s w ere present at the w e d oath o f o ffice adm in iste re d The home o f M r and M rs James uncle and aunt. M r. and M rs O. 1 A fe a ture o f th e e n ro llm e n t plan by _ _ , , on Nome of the w o rk plunned fo r ding. hut ut the reception w h ich Pastor H e n ry S H a lle r, council L Batchelder »«f n o rth o f H ills Benson in P o rtla n d Rev H a rry year j , th e use o f b rig h t col- the year The w e lfu re com m ittee follow ed one h u n dre d frie n d s were advisor A bts is a p ro m in e n t H ilh i boro was the scene o f a J o /o u f oc G e lvin . fo rm e rly o f Orenco. Orenco, read ored p t a . stickers on home w ill meet thin ufternoon (T h u rs , in attendance Assisting In the senior, a thlete, m em ber o f student casion Sunday when m ore than the m arriage service in th e pres- ancj car w indow s, in d ic a tin g mem- day) ut M rs M c C o rm ic k ’s home. I rooms fo r the re< eption w ere Miss body co uncil, n e w ly elected p resi 100 frien d s and fo rm e r neighbors ence o f re la tive s and a fe w in ti- pership. L o ca l ch a irm e n in each T ile m a tte r o f u s w im m in g pool Peggy Dones, M iss Elma Kungus. dent o f lb«* Senate club, and a called to congratulate M r and M rs frie n d s P arent-T eacher a s s o c ia tio n a re was discussed and the secretary ' Miss Siama Kungus und D oris Rob- memb« i »if Omega chapter o f the W illia m L B atchelder o f H ills b o ro mate . ........................ ............ - good ____ Preceding the . ... cerem ony, ........ M rs. w o rk in g to b e tte r last ______ year's wus in s tru c te d to w r ite a le tte r 1 Hon The room s w ere b e a u tifu lly co u n cil He Is ii p a rishioner o f St on the celebrution o f th e ir golden £,eaj G ru n k e o f Bozeman. M ontana, record and increase the extension to the p la n n in g board re la tiv e to decorated w ith fu ll flow ers. M a tth e w ’s C a th o lic church. w edding anniversary. sang "O Prom ise M e." and also o f P. T A. w o rk fo r the w e lfa re th e need o f one in H illsb o ro Eor tra v e lin g the b rid e w ore a " P ilg r im House Song" w ill b e ' The bride and groom o f f if t y played the L o h e n g rin w e d d in g o f the c h ild re n o f W ashington Mr» Elsie S chulm erich. a fo r plum colored crejie ensemble 'I he sung by a double quartet and fa rm march. L it t le M a rio n Frances county. m er m em ber o f the club, wus young couple le ft fo r a w edding Klw ood Coslett w ill sing a "H ig h years were m arrie d at the ----------------------------- p res« n t and m ade a few rem a rk*, tr ip in ce n tra l und eastern Oregon School Song" to he dedicated by , home on Septem ber 13. 1885. and Jacobson, niece o f the bridegroom , ' d id Mrs. John Dennis o f T o r a fte r w h ich they w ill 1 m * ut home co u n cil to the union high school. spent th e ir e n tire m a rrie d life at was rin g -b e a re r (he same place u n til th e y m oved The b rid (. was dreM ed w h ite rance. C a l. w ho wus also a guest ut C u tle r C ity , w here M i Kungus T he e n tire assemblage w ill u nite to th e ir H ills b o ro home. M rs a n d u fo rm e r resident o f th is c ity operates a d a iry farm . to sing "A m e ric a " a fte r the presen Batchelder, fo rm e rly V ic to ria H a y fla t crepe o f G recian design, w ith Miss Elm a W illia m s, w ho is Miss S ta ffo rd is the o n ly d a u g h ta tio n o f an A m erican fla g to the ward. was born on the place in a bandeau o f orange blossoms. s ta g in g the "P rin c e o f E gypt." gave te r o f M r and M rs Roy S ta ffo rd house, w h ich w ill be accepted by Students w h o w ill leave th is She ca rrie d a bouquet o f B rid e ’s an o u tlin e o f the play, w h ic h w ill o f T uft, fo rm e rly o f Banks, and Miss Tosh Tsugawa. one of th»* 1868. daughter o f M r. and M rs roses and bouvardia. : w eek to e n ter in s titu tio n s o f h ig h James H ayw ard, pioneers. T h e be presented Septem ber 26 and 27. | *4>ent most o f her Ilf»* in Banks, Huddl'd members o f the council The bridesm aid. Miss A lta K e r- e r le a rn in g so fa r as re p o rte d are place Is a pa rt o f the Meek. M»x>re and asked the co-operation o f the w here she has m any friends. Lo u ise Fischer, N orm a K re itz , D ic k clubs and Evans donation land claims, shner o f Salem, w ore a dress o f c lu b y e llo w net and c a rrie d a bouquet S uth e rlan d . E a rl P ric k e tt. H e rbe rt AU co u n cil groups w ill com plete M r Kungus is the son o f M r Hofdes-xcs fo r the ufte rn o o n were tnd Mrs M Kungus o f C u tle r C ity. nam ing new members d u rin g the and was purchased by her fa th e r o f y e llo w roses, la ve n d ar sweet- M oh r, sophomores; W esley Batch- in the e a rly '60s. a fte r he came the officers. Meadnmes Fred Engel- s and w h ite bouvardia. J. H en- elder. Ben Y a n ttl. James Samsel, coining week, and in itia tio n s are ’ n o rth from the gold rush days in f d in g e r O tto H a rtru m p f. Florence planned fo r the week o f Septem 1861 and 1862 in C a lifo rn ia . M r ry .Jacobson, b ro th e r o f the b rid e - and Davis A u ld , freshm en at O re- Reynold», 11 11 S tannard, A L ber 30 Batchelder was b o rn in M aine on gr mm was best man T he candle- gon State college. M a rg a re t John- Chase und W E Pitting«-r. w ith M ay 7. 1859. and came to th is lig h t cerem ony to o k place u n d er son. B arbara M cB reen o f Aloha, Mi S tannard und M rs H a rtru m p f coast w hen 19 years o f age. He an arch o f a u tum n leaves, w h ite L lo y d F urlo n g , sophomores; K a th - pouring. spent a short tim e in W ashington g la d io li and asters, and ta b le dec- leen M c A le a r and June W hite, Everyone w ill welcom e a new Com m ittees named by the pre»!- before com ing to th is section T hree orations w ere o f w h ite g la d io li and freshm en; Leona Rogers, post grad- h«H)k by E lle n Glusgow. an A m e r- d e n t fo r tin* year are ns fo llo w s ch ild re n w ere b o rn to th is union. bo u vard ia M iss A r lin e W h ite o f uate course, at U n iv e rs ity o f O rc- G reeters Mesdamas J M P er , lean n o velist o f in te rn a tio n a l re p Mrs. W H. Pasley ‘ deceased, P o rtla n d acted as . hostess . . . at th e gon W inona T u rn e r, ju n io r; A lic e Phoenicia Tem ple. P yth ia n Sis James utation. "V e in o f Iro n .’’ the sto rv . son. M S hayler. J. F B u ckla n d and E lm e r B atchelder, both reception which^ fo llo w e d th e cere S ch u lm e rich , Frances Fields, Ross Finance Mesdames F. L. Moore, is concerned w ith the Fincastle ters. w ill give i scries o f p u b lic m ony, w ith M rs. L e a l G ru n k e as- c o x . G ordon B a ile y. R obert Pat- fa m ily , w h o have liv e d fo r fiv e rard parties at the K. I ’ , hall, the liv in g on th e o ld hom e place. Fred H ohnngel. C F. M a rin e r terson, D o n a ld Cawrse, and V e m - T lie happy couple received m any sisting. C lu b Cottage Mesdames Lois generations in th e m ou n ta in region inte» to be th • firs t F rid a y in The b rid e is a d a u gh te r o f M rs on Cook, freshm en at P a c ific u n i- W a lw o rth . C a ro lin e Stangel, IA»»- o f V irg in ia The iro n vein in th e ir each m onth un’ ll a fte r the new g ifts and flo w e rs, and th e rooms K a rin e H om edew o f A lb a n y , and a ' versity . characters has c u r r ie d t h e m year and perhaps longer, accord were a ttra c tiv e ly decorated w ith graduate o f O regon State c o l l e g e . _________________ te r Ireland. M em bership Mesdume A W th ro u g h d iffic u ltie s of u ll kinds, ing to plans made F rid a y n ig h t g la d io li, m arigolds, and o th e r fa ll conomics in - f A , . o o .n n P L U - n w a a Havens. Robert B u rlin g a m e . P J hut th ro u g h it u ll they u tta in u at the m eeting The firs t p a rty flo w e rs M r. B a tch e ld e r presented stru cto r in the H ills b o ro h ig h ' J l G g O l l i I C l U i e b K a lk w a rf, C Johansen. A H z\bts. q u ie t happiness The story deals w ill be held October 4. w ith M es his 50-year b rid e w ith a b e a u tifu l school fo r the past n in e years , , p rim a rily w ith Ada Fincastle u n d dames Dora Nelson. C. L. Oakes, diam ond r in g in honor o f th e oc J W H olt M r Jacobson is a n a tive o f W a sh -j CO D e O l l O W n O O O I l Ralph M i B i id«* Th«- Fred Sewell. W C. G iffo rd . E L casion. Telephone M esdam es L A Ins l«»vei ington county, being a son o f M rs. M rs C harles Hines o f Forest Long. L lo y d B row n. Fred A inu characters are the th in g in this Johnson, and Miss A n g ie H a rrin g M rs Jack Anderson o tt'.trh f P o rtla d, N e ttie Jacobson o f P o rtla n d, fo rm - , G rove n id n ,,, w ill present reels o f m ov- »’her, Thom as C onnell. E J K ortze- : novel, the stern old grandm other, ton as the com m ittee o f a rra n g e m m oth B atchelder. atchelder j o{ w t u n io n He is a gradu- ln g pictures o f "B e a u tifu l O regon" o th e tr r o o f f M M rs. rs E E lm lm e e r r B sch o la rly father, and Ada herself ments r i 'i V e t n i T fru -n d Ec T e a ^ M rs a,e o i T « R a n k i" 5 501,001 ° f the Venetian th e atre in " th e born, W F M ontgom ery F rie n d sh ip Tem ple o f N o r t h F im f r I h ip h r t i i and T h - m m d a tlo n * " P ° r lla n d . and has fo llo w e d near fu tu re The object is to raise As you dose Other chairm en named w e r e are fun* p o rtra its Plains and D elphi Tem ple o f For- the fin a l page o f “ Vein o f Iro n ." M rs E lw ood Johnson. D oernbech- daughters M rl T h o m ls Sho?es' ,hat business fo r several ^ ars enough m oney to p u t sound r e - | ei hospital. Mr» Thom as Connell, w h e th er o r not you agree w ith « t G rove w ill be in v ite d to attend rV u . t P gh I av e lin was w ith w the pictures, a fte in r j a h »Inrship loan, and M rs Fred her p o rtra ya l» o f m odern life , you the next reg u la r m eeting o f the ™ and m ™ . Ra.^he der w . i J i ' °» rus‘ brid®** eoIored tra v ™ ta g l-s h suit o t clo th co w h rd ic in h g they ill tX released Holxnagel endow m ent fu n d M i ' w ill recognize that you have had Tem ple. Septem ber 27. fo r a "good i lis te d w ith the refreshm ents M rs I w ith b la ck accessories. A f t e r a fe w 6000 theatres th ro u g h o u t the coun- M rs H R C E W ells was named p a rlia m e n the experience o f reading an u n fe llo w s h ip " session " h e ^ d e i ^ M r s . Hines w ill leave June 27 ta ria n . M rs Emma M cK in n e y for forgettable novel o f hum an n u ture C h u n tle r w ill have charge o f th e ' James B a tch e ld e r received t h e ; program . guest.» at the door and w a s a p u b lic ity , and Mrs. Fred C ald- in c o n flic t w ith hate ; fo r the O rie n t on th e Canadian j groom ’s fa rm at West Union. Mesdames H R E m m ott. H e n gracious hostess O ther books o f E llen O lasgow ’s w e ll histo ria n U epa rtm e n t ch a ir- P a c ific steam ship lin e to s h o w men are M rs M cC o rm ick. p u b lic ! w'hich you w ill fin d on the shelves rie tta M organ. L lo y d B ro w n . Fred ; these p ictu re s in the O rie n t, w ith "B a rre n G rou n d ," " T h e y Schendel. and M arth a S h a yle r w ill w e lfu re . Mrs W G Hare, legis- a r e the co-operation o f th e Canadian Stooped to Folly,** " S h a d o w y be the refreshm ent com m ittee P a c ific Steam ship company. T h ird .” “ One Man in His Tim e. "T he Sheltered L ife .” " L ife and SPEC IA L AC C ID EN T G a b rie lla .” and Rom antic Com* M rs. H K o rtz e b o rn o f H ills b o ro ! M r and M rs W illia m B atchelder. i ediuns " POLICY and" F rancis’ E. Thom pson’ o f B ill- | w h o celebrated th e ir 6 °ld e n w e d -| "A lic e Adam s." by Booth T a rk - ings. M o n t, w ere m a rrie d Sunday d ,n K Sunday, w ere presen C la S S e S O p e n Only $5 per year ington. "M atched Pearls.’* by K T he o ffice rs and board members afternoon at th re e o'clock at the a bouquet o f golden zinnias at $2000 Coverage See K in d e rg a rte n classes have started I. H ill, and a m ystery story by of the Parent-Teacher association home o f her son and d a u g h te r-ln - ,he »lrs t o f , ^ ua at the Peter Boscow school under A P Terhune. "L e tte rs o f M arque." law. M r and M rs E J K o rtze - i chapter. O. E. C „ Tuesday e\ e- ROBERT H. KELLY th e d ire c tio n o f M iss N e llie A. I "Isla n d of A llu re ." by G regory. met M onday afte rn o o n at the home born E ld e r V ir g il B ecraft o f j rung T h e ir s o n -in -la w ar.d grand- of M rs S W M elhu ish to discuss Stage Depot — H ills b o ro a n d ' Cole She urges e a rly e n ro llm e n t , are recent books added to the plans fo r the year's w o rk. A re L a u re lw o o d Academ y read t h e ) dau gh te r. D r W H Pasley so th a t a ll can w o rk together. seven-day shelf. ception fo r the teachers w ill be cerem ony under a s ilv e r bow er M rs. Thom as Sholes, assisted w ith held e a rly in, October, the date to banked w ith a u tu m n flow ers. O n ly th e cerem ony. Subscribe n o w to the Argus. In F o llo w in g the m eeting W averley W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year be named later. m em bers o f the fa m ily w ere pres Assem bly. R ainbow fo r G irls , e x S ix m onths 85c. T hre e m onths 50 F irs t re g u la r m eeting o f the as ent. Read B etw een the sociation w ill be held O ctober 21 The b rid e w o re a sm art navy e m p lifie d th e ir w o rk fo r th e en ccots. T w o m onths 35 cents, tf in s tru c tio n of and the program chairm an. M rs b lu e ja cke t dress, w ith touches of te rta in m e n t a n d Lines m em bers o f the S tar T h e y w ere Paul Patterson, announces th a t the w h ite at the th ro a t, and a co r study to p ic w ill be "Parent E d u sage o f gardenias H e r hat was also led by th e ir w o rth y advisor, Miss ca tio n ," w ith d ra m a tiza tio n b y lo I of d a rk b lu e w ith sh irre d ta ffe ta i Dorothea Putm an, and th e ir m o th C h ron ic coughs cannot er advisor. M rs. M a ry K enney, of cal study groups P u b lic ity and trim . be cured b y fo llo w in g M r and M rs. Thom pson le ft im W a ve rley chapter, P o rtla n d. e n ro llm e n t w ill be observed n e xt C om m ittee fo r refreshm ents was the advice given in p a t m ed ia te ly fo r a short w edding tr ip week to Seattle, Wash., before re tu rn in g M rs. J. M. Person. M r. and Mrs. D ent m edicine a d ve rtise B B u rk h a lte r. M r and M rs H e n ry to B illin g s . M ont., w h e re they w ill ments O n ly n D o cto r o f Jacobson. M rs D R u th e rfo rd . M rs m ake th e ir home. w M edicine understands the A n n a G o ttlie b , and M rs. J K e lle y . ro o t o f th e tro u b le and M rs. T em p le to n Hostess— can th e re fo re prescribe M rs D onald T em p le to n gave a M r and M rs W T P utnam Jr. Home B ought H e r e - and M r and M rs G ordon Sahnow luncheon M onday c e le b ra tin g the safe, c u ra tiv e remedies F ra n k T r i and fa m ily have m o v e n terta in e d Sunday evening w ith second b irth d a y o f her son John. Guests w ere Bobby Scearce. V ir ed here fro m N o rth D akota and a b u ffe t supper and m iscellaneous HILLSBORO have purchased th e D o u g h ty place show er at the Sahnow home, h o n g in ia Patterson and Paul Casebeer, PH A R M A C Y at T e n th and O ak streets. o rin g M r and Mrs. Ralph L u e d tke and th e ir m others. of P o rtla n d, n e w lyw eds O thers Z. J Riggs. Prop. present w ere D r and Mrs. H e r 243 M ain St. H ills b o ro man B ie rsd o rf. M r and Mrs. Phone 311 C harles I.ange. and Misses L illia n and M abel B ie rs d o rf o f P o rtla n d; ■■■■■■■■a M rs James L u e d tke o f V ancouver. Wash.; M r and M rs George B ie rs dorf. Miss M ay Laheyne, D e lb e rt B ie rsd o rf. and M r and Mrs. K e n neth B ie rs d o rf o f S ch e fflin . and M r. and Mrs. O tto Voges of M oun- i tain d ule E n te rtain m e n t fo r the evening was "bun co ." u Miss Stafford bride Saturday WOMAN'S SHOP Wedding Date of Miss Homedew Bride c^SwriX piiani “"e chau- Fifty Years Ago of G. A. Jacobson Observed Here E M B A R N E S . Prop. • Venetian tic k e t. H erm an Z w ie n e r, Sherwood Rt. 4) VENETIAN This W eek M. — Evening at 6 :3 0 1 Local Students Enter College “Vein of Iron” Added to Library U , L Pythian Sisters Plan Parties I’. T. A. Council Plans Year’s Work Mrs. Kortzeborn Weds F. Thompson Celebrants Honored at Star Meeting Entertain With Buffet Supper K indergarten E ’ I * - BURKE — PLUS — S elected Short Subjects w i th -SS-'i. ' F lo r e n c e R ice Kathleen Burke 10c J I 25cl and I __ I P R E V IE W - S A FRI T U R D ■ A SAT. Y N IG H T I 1 THURS e n.recled b y L a m b y r t H i l l y r A COLUMBIA PICTURE Joel Saturday M cC rea end M atinee at 2 M P. aureen O 'Sullivan in | "WOMAN 1 WANTED” i i GET W H A T |I WANT WITH IMY SU N ., Sept. L is t s M ON., T U E ., W ED 22, 23, 2 4 and 25 » | I I YOU'LL HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN ME| and your idea of right! ««■■■■■■■■■■■a = D r. P . G . B ro w n Î '■ i ! D E N T IS T : Wishes to Announce : ; the opening of his NEW DENTAL OFFICES in the COMMERCIAL BUILDING ti 1 < ! J| ■ ■ ■ ' Second and Main Sts. Hillsboro ■ October 1, 1935 5 ■ M rs M seD ow ell Hostess— Mrs. I. E. M ncD ow eil. assisted by Mesdames D onald M egargel. F R B a ile y and 11 M. Goodman, w ill e n te rta in the Social clu b o f O E. S at a dessert luncheon F rid a y afte rn o o n at 1:30 at the M ncD ow eil home. A fter graduation Dr. Brown passed the exam ination for dental surgeon in the U. S. Navy. A ft er serving in the W orld W ar, he returned to Portland and practiced continually in Portland and Oregon City for the past 15 years. Dr. Brown invites the public to inspect his new dental offices at any time after October 1. These shoes mean higher m arks to your child and money saved to you. T hey're fit by ex perts who know the comfort th at “studying” and ¿‘playing" feet require— th ey ’re m ade of m aterials th at insure long, healthy wear. DANCE Managem ent at BALM GROVE Dr. Brown is a g rad uate o f North Pacific Dental College and post graduate of N orthw est ern Dental College, Chi cago, year of 1917. County Schools Are Now Open BUY SCHOOL SHOES NOW! Grand O pening U n d e r New Satu rd ay, S ep t. 21 PRIZES Boys’ Shoes Good tim e fo r a ll I. I .79 JL GABLE ! CAUNu Girls’ Shoes I and .98 Rugged shawl tongue models or dainty slip pers. PAIR $-<■19 Black calf. $ Sizes up to 6 to O X FO R D S 2.49 Black. Misses I I $ 0 .4 9 A O X FO R D S Fur oldest and youngest m arrie d couples. Best lo o kin g - hom eliest couples. F irs t nnd second prizes fo r best w altzers. A lso grand prize Adm ission. 25c couple u n til 9:30 p. m.: a fte r 9:30 p. m.—Gents. 35c. Ladies. 15c. Good m usic Ï Black USKID soles. 1 ............................. ... Nailed and sewed. PRIZI4S Doors open at 8:45 p. m. CLARK S * s iz e s \LORETTA YOUNG JACK OAKIE D ir e c t e d R e le a s e d j 1 The C. C. Store 270 K. M a in St. W W W J. H. G A R R E T T , Prop. Phone 2601W b y W IL L IA M W E LLM AN t h r e U N IT E D A R T IS T S DARRYL ZANUCK PLUS— S elected Short Subject» h o iik iio n I I I I ■ tasi