n I I. T. R P.
Tliiirrday, October 24, 1925
Grand Chief
to he Honored
North Plain* Lodge Honors
Mt*. II. I lollvnlx-ck
B ro w n nf N o rth Plain»; M r and
M r , H a rold C u ttin g ol T ig a id Ml
F ile n .Inhnson, M l and M i
G ia n t
Dm land and M r m id M i
Hay
D o rla n d n f H ilL Iin m
Rotiert Jolina,one was hume for
tin* w eek-end lie lias been moved
fro m T iin lie i to E nright
Party N ext VV n t nenia y
K
T h e re w ill he a c a u l p a lly
P hall WeCm <lar eveui
I a rtilv u l N o v i,ober I
I th e
(Hv Mu Henry Cypher,
an*
Pupil
of Iho lip |s I im e
N O R T H P L A IN S I ’v llii hi Sis g e ttin g ready foi a c a rn iv a l N eiu-
t r is of N iir lh I ’ lnln« an* hulriln,'. n ber 1.
iv c c p tiu n Fi id ty iv i n iu g at the K
I* h u ll In ho no r uf l l u / r l llo llo u
la c k , n e w ly elected III and c h ie f nf
O re p n li A ll I ’.vtlii.in Sc.lei . n f tin
ill. t iie , m id n f St Helen» are ill
\ ited tu attend
Attend Slate Meet
iCnnllnneit fmro p«'*e one*
M r ; C a rl C h i i. teller, president eharaetei Is,ley n f good seed corn
nf
N o rth P lains
I ’a ie llt T e.ieh ei and advised them a t to how they
ussiieiution. le ft M onday for Med could be tte r im p ro v e th e ir e x h ib its
fo ld , w h e re tin* state I ’ T A eon ill com ing years S hort tu lks were
g ive n by Ed Sehulm ei ieh. p re s i
ve n tio n is In si ixlon
dent of the haul'.. L. J A lle n , assis
M r and M rs .lame Duels visit
ed M i
K ll/a lx 'tli D avis o f He.iv ta n t state clu b leader, I. E F in n
eis. assistant co u n ty ugunt, and the
e ito n Sunday
M r H o rn of O regon C ity , w h ile feed dealers
In the a ftern oon a ll of the eluh
h u n tin g near N o rth Plains O ctober j
13, lost it «m all black and w h ite in eiiiliel s a tte n d in g the show were
dog A nyone kn o w in g w here the guests u t () Phelps ut the V en
dog Is m ay leave w o rd at K e lly ' etia n theatre.
T he elu h m em bers w ho e x h ib ite d
con fection ery.
t lie lr corn at the show fo llo w :
Tarty Well Attended
Ig n a tiu s Evers. Petei Ever . A ile l-
The card p a rty at St. A n d re w ’s
c h u rch was w e ll attended V irg in ia b e rl Evers, I.iiw ie n c e Jansen. G e r
S older and M i V a n D e rV e ii laid vais Jansen, M a rv in H e yn d e rie kx.
Ingh scores and Mrs I ’ J Vander Joe Berger. C h a ri, s Shaper. B e r
nard A H Ishin. Ed and E rank Set-
zanden and Paul l l e l ’rez second
n ik e r. John S antoro F re d e rick Pul
A n o th e r p a rty w ill be held T u e s
W endt.
day Hostesses are the Mcsdmnes cip he r. Ed Sens. H a rry
C y r il Lorenz, C la yto n am i W ilb u r
It Seherrer. H e nry S older and J
Ny berg. G urdon Munn*. J im D a v
J Nusshatitner.
idson, John Hansen An.os and E l
M i and M rs A r th u r D avis were
m er H n-rly. C a ll V a n K le e k. I lv
d o w n fro m B o n n e ville ove r the S o ld i! . C harles Davis. Leo Kuodel
week end
James Meek. A n th o n y a id G erald
Guests at the R ichard S andford
H erb. R u vim ,nil D u ile k x .
C y r il
home Sunday w ell* W ilm a Post nf V iivl l i k e John M cH etli. G len L e
Foiest G rove. Dunean Neilsen, and
tiie John M ille r fa m ily uf P o rtla n d land.
Corn I lonors Won
by Verboort Bovs
and E lm ira S andford fro m P acific
P la n t im it S.IH.U
Past C h iefs' elu h of th e P ythia n
Sisters are p la n n in g a q u ilt «how
and e n te rta in m e n t at tin* K P hull
e a rly in N ovem ber. A n am ateur
play w ill be given by the ladies
A nniversary Observed
R elatives n f the M a rio n Sumners,
fo rm e r residents of N o rth Plains,
surprised them on tin* fo rty -s ix th
w-edding a n n ive rsa ry at th e ir home
In P o rtla n d Sunday Present were
M r. and M rs C lay D o rlan d. Cora
D o rlan d and M r amt M rs Fred
Picture Frames
( losing O ut Glass F ram e Lin e
$2 50 value
> « .5 0
Each
New sup ply o f w a ll fram es
Just received Made to o rd e r
at prices to f it y o u r po cket-
bunk A lso lin e o f easel and
standard frames.
Schrämet
Studio
H>9 S. 2nd
Hillsboro
ROLLER SKATING
CARNIVAL
and Races
HALLOW E’EN
Thursday, October 31
Free Hats and
Serpentine.
Prizes for Racers.
25c
Everyone ...
SHUTE PARK
H illsboro
Evenings, 7:30 to 10:30
Townsend Leader
Speaks at Rotary
P o in tin g out th e advantage)
Hie Tow nsend pentitoti plan. Hev.
It L P utnam , president o f the
H ills b o ro club spoke T h u i day be-
fo re the local R o tu ry c lu b noon
luncheon
T he proposed tra n sa ctio n * tax. lie
to ld K otarians. w ill take care of
the pension paym ents and leave a
surp lu s n f $5 OlMJ.OtH). It Is not the
plan. I.,- aul. to In g in pa ym en t*
u n til a urp lu s has firs t been c re a t
ed in the governm ent tre a su ry from
w h ic h to m ake paym ents.
A n o th e r fea tu re n f the plan he
declared, was tha t incom es n f p e r
sons m a kin g a p p lic a tio n w o u ld he
deducted fro m the m o n th ly a llo t
m ent. A p p lic a tio n s fro m a p p ro x i-
m utely six n u llu m persons is ex-)
IM fte d when the plan Is p u t in o p
era tion .
Rev. P utn am pointed out that
tiie plan Is expected to c a r r y
th ro u g h congress, possibly nt ttie
session in the spring. S u p p o rte r*
o f the plan, he said, are increas
in g eve ry day
A m on g the R o ta ry v is ito rs a t
te n d in g were A n d y Patterson, sec
re ta ry o f the P o rtla n d c lu b , and
D r K lin e F lx it, regional d ire c to r
o f R otary clubs. D r F ix it spoke
b r ie fly on R o ta ry a ffa irs.
An in v ita tio n was presented from
the P o rtla n d R o ta ry to p la y g o lf at
the P o ri la n d G o lf c lu b N ovem ber
I. A l Junnsen Is pro gra m c h a ir
m an fo r the m eeting T hursd ay.
Real Estate Transfers
Wr«4t«*rn T h u b ttr < i. to Hiinnet LrttfKtnir
0. I". IS I'..
ID
C o . p o r t o f S v c tiim
T IN
It W
E t r u n o r H a n fo rd I i r . - c t«» A o t
S. b rn -
m r l. pur l o f I.'»t I ll lo t k
^ . ilk e r ’* A d
d it io n . r * r » - " ' d r o v e .
J o h n A . An<lw r«on r t a l to A lt» M .-
A le n r , p a r t « f S e c tio n 12 T l S
( ¡le n n
S
I id * et u x to
H e r b e r t .1
T h o r n e ct u x , l.ot** 9 a n d 10 t lh w k 11,
W « -t P o r tla n d „ • • i . ’ ht»
C h a ri« « I I
P iir k f « et u x to C la u d e .1.
C o u id 'H ix H i i x , le d 22 W it c h H a /e l L i t
t le K a rm a .
L a u r a I> P u lv e r et h l to V ic t o r C o rr a d i.
W 1 o f L o t 261 J- hn n I <t it-- A d d it io n .
Ol»» Ole»» »n t o C re d Z .w a h ie n «t MX
JHLIf» aerei* in H e c tlo iu
13 a n d I t T l S
K1 W
C. C
lleer«» et a l to L it i ir a A . Jon»««,
2 % acre« in W illia m M r L I n n c la im No.
67 T I N T l S Ita W .
H n lp h H a r t et u x t o Jeaa le H a r t , p a r t
o f B S T u p p e r I>. I . C N -. 12.
1’ . M a n r a r e t V p |u * n k a m p t o !*• n in e V
llo v e v et a l, p a r t
of Lot
A Itl»»ek 7
H ills b o r o
H e n r y B u r g e tt et u x to H a r r y jC lin e
et u x . In th e T o w n o f C a n to n .
C o n ra d
IIn n » e n
el
ux
to
H e rm a n
l l jo r l n k k e n , SO a r re a In S e c tio n 31 T l S
KI W
F r a n k M . B in h -n t o G e o rg e C. B u rk e ,
K’j
L o t 26 W illo w B ro o k F a r m .
Ladd
F - ta te Co. t o M u x 1’ . F o r t e et
u x I.o t H2 T u a la t in V a lle y H o m m .
It.
M
G o u r le y t o .1 It. B r o p h y J r . ,
I.o t« 61 u n d 62 in C h c h a lo m
M o u n ta in
O rc h a rd *.
W a x h in y tu n c o u n ty to J
R.
B ro p h y
J r . L o t * 61 a n d 62 in C h v h n le m M o u n
t a in O rc h a rd » N o . 1.
A r t h u r M . H o w e ll et u x to A lle n N e l-
aon et u x , L o t 41 F n n n o C re e k A c re
T ra c t*.
M a rria g e License
John M a rtin
M ille r. P o rtla n d ,
and M arg are t M n u rln e Blaine, H ills
boro ro u te 2, O ctober 21.
YOUR HENS
NEED
Egg Producer
M anufactured in H illsboro by H illsboro Feed Co.
Made from choice, clean grains only and high
est grade concentrates. Its protein content is the
maximum in keeping with belter and longer egg
production lower mortality and increased growth
in your flock.
Try a Sack T oday I
HILLSBORO FEED CO
Three Boys Needed fo r UCC
e ra tio n was pe rfo rm ed by D r. C.
m eeting at 6:30 in
Young peopl
Three m ore boys from W aghing- T. S m ith,
the evening, fo llo w e d by »ermon
_ .
ton cou nty are e lig ib le to attend
by the past >r, subject "T he Para-
CCC camp, according to Miss A li
bles of Jesu ’ Young people have
M a xw e ll, exe cutive secretary of ;
of the song service p re
(Continued from nn-re one|
Guns, Am m unition
the local r e lie f com m ittee
The )
m i the sermon. M id -w e e k se rv
pro
du
ction
o
f
the
birds.
The
egg-
county
quota is 23 of w h ich 20 1
Fishing T ackle
ice W ed n e sd a y , 7:30 p in We Cor
d ia lly in v ite you to a ll o f these as- cha rt w ill not o n ly serve as a already have been selected. Boys |
w
a
rn
in
g
th
a
t
some
epidem
ic
is
go-
;
fro
m
.
to
be
e
lig
ib
le
m
ust
come
Grade School Program W cdnesday ; Gervai* Eleven to inblli* M Putm an, m in iste r.
128 2nd Ave.
Phone 72
in g th ro u g h the flo ck, but it w ill, fa m ilie s re ce ivin g relief.
also s e i v e as a veay good guide as
A ge nt Lo ng Radio«
A ll Saints C h u r c h (Episcopali
Play Here Friday : P o s ta l Extension* M ade
to w h ethe r or n o t 't h e p o u ltry m u n ■
N ineteenth Sunday • a fte r T r in ity : i , fe e d in g p ro pe rly.
9:45; m o rn in g
school
" In a d d itio n to a discussion on
I-e is y v ille 4-H sew ing c lu b in - |
H A N K S T h is year's s ta ff f o r cer»' association held in H ills ljo ro (
at 11
id scrim
the problem o f keeping pu lle ts up vttea the Ladies' clu b to a s e w in g .
Hie Hanks High C la rio n is as fo l F rid a y evening.
in
pro
du
ction,
Cosby
discussed
e
c
r
-
1
Game I r id a y
dem onstration F rid a y evening al i
low
Mi
Hazel Huetsch, udviser;
P ilg rim House
FOR FARMS
ta in various m atters of le gislatio n .
G ervais and Banks w ill play a
Etta H uiley, e d ito r; Roger Scho
ay; Chapel service of w o r tha t were brought up in the re Ih e school house.
Ladies' clu b w ill meet w ith M rs i
LA R G E or S M A L L
field, business m anager; Irene G a rd game of fo o tb a ll on the home fie ld
ld. 39 a. in . w ith observance cent congress and th a t were of in -
ner, senior. E ffie Tout«*., ju n io r; Fi nl. J
li lay ol Tie-odor e Roosevelt. ; crest to po u ltrym e n He pointed Padgett N ovem ber 14. Ladies please
See Albert Heard
Irene G a rd n e r o f M o u n ta in d a l,
Eleanor Strassel, sophomore, and
I topic, M ilit a iy Pow er vs. out th a t it is going to be v ita l to) . b rin g ja rs fo r the ba rrel Delegates
M a iy
Sandy Wednesday i
Banks. Oregon
A lla Hi aw n. f i t sim ian, reporter»; v is ite d
u iity ." P a trio tic m usic and the p o u ltry in d u s try th a t the p o u l lo r the federation m eeting F rid a y I
, at H ills b o ro M ethodist chu rch are I ,
Hila Cop copy leader; Ire n e F is h n ig h t.
I'a tor H e n ry S H a lle r may trym e n become be tte r organized in j
N ext Sunday i ra lly day at the
B rice Adam3. Mrs. Ia ly Han- |
er. stencil pi oof n ailer; L lo y d M il
on ulted any day between 10 order tha t the y can successfully M r
, ley, Mrs. Joe Sous. Mrs. George |
ler. m u ncogi u p h c i. Irene G ardner, Sunday »chool Come and b rim
m arid noon, or by appointm ent back le g isla tive measures th a t a re '
Padgett,
and M rs Lorenz.
, '
E ffie Toates, and E ve lyn R inck, sorne-one w itli you
the house office, 232 N. T h ird v ita l to the in d u stry. A t the pres
M r and M rs E. E. Rowton, M rs 1
T w e n ty -fiv e members o f the ju n
typiata.
roue.
ent tim e prices o f eggs have in - R W Loveland and son. Mrs. B ric e ■
Mr
F Hrondley, Raym ond K il- io r ch o ir dressed in c h o ir robe
> here the . ..........
Adam s . vis
d M rs. Erm a N e w la nd 1
creased to the p o in t
..... ite
.....__________
I i . i i i and Miss G ru n t o f H ortiuud sang at the chu rch Sunday eve
(Incorporated)
C h ris tia n C hurch
fo re ig n producer i able to im p o rt Lt M cM InnvU le Tuesday"
w* re Sunday visito r» o f Mrs. B elle m u g A large audience was pre
Sunday services by the h i g h eggs, pay the t a r if f and s till a ffo rd
Collection*
— Credit Report*
ent
to
hear
the
c
h
ild
re
n
directed
I
Ha rtw ie k .
ichuol clas:' of C h ris tia n Endeavor to com pete on A m e rica n m arkets
B irth s
In
Jess Heard and M r P ie ice of by M rs E. T ilto n .
Mrs N Berdan v r ited relative» j at 11 o’clock, and reports w ill be w ith the A m erican p o u ltry m a n Egg
M eye r—T o M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt j W ashington. T illa m o o k , Y am jhlll,
Haines spent several days lust week
given
on
the
cou
nty
Endeavor
con
im p o rta tio n s in recent m onths have M eyer o f Bloom ing. O ctober 10, a )
In H ills b o ro M onday.
at the Heard home.
P o lk and M a rio n Counties.
M r and M rs M .m riee Thom psor ven tion held in Forest G rove last increased to the p o in t w here they boy.
Mr
C h a rlie Sellers and daug h
ve,
k.
The
young
people
w
ill
have
Hoodenpyl- To M r. and Mrs. F. Personal C ontact on Collections
ter
o f Iowa H ill w ere M onday and d a ug hter D oris of V ernonia charge of t h e evening service, are becom ing a serious considera
tio n .”
H Hoodenpyl o f Gaston. O c to b e r.
visito r» at t h e
W illia m
Sellers visite d relative « and frie n d s here
W ashington County Office
w hich w ill be "F a v o rite Song». ’
A n o th e r p o in t discussed by Cos 20. a boy.
S aturday and Sunday.
home.
Such person is requested to b rin g by was the breeders' and hatchery-
Commercial Building
C
o
r
r
ie
r
i—To
M
r
and
Mrs.
Joe
I ’ ow ne M e rca n tile Co has chang
Pastor. Wife Honored
i fa v o rite hym n and te ll in a few
Second and M a in Streets
ed in to a "R od & W h ite " store and
A reception was given at the , words w hy it I- a fa vo rite . E ve ry- men's code. In th is discussion he C o rrie ri O ctober 23. a g irl.
pointed out that w h ile the code it- i B au m ga rtn er—T o M r and Mrs.
had an o ffic ia l opening S aturday ch u rch F rid a y evening in hone:
Plione 3071
oqdy in v ite d to attend.
self was k ille d by the decision o f ) C lyd e B au m ga rtn er o f B e a v e rto n ..
Hillsboro. Oregon
aflernoon. Refreshm ent w ere served o f Rev. and M rs. T ilto n . E ig h ty
the suprem e co u rt w ith regard to I O ctober 16. a boy. A Caesarian op- ,
a ll day.
w ere present.
D ecorations
w e ri I
M ethodist Episcopal C hurch
the N R A th a t it has le ft its in flu -1
M aki* Newer H a rvey
suggestive of H allo w e 'e n The p ro
C h urch school, 9:45, M iss Rose ence w ith regard to a s p ir it o f ;
A p re lim in a ry surve y wns ru n in gram was as fo llo w : Song by
the to w n of Hunks last week fo r audience;
p ra y e r
by
Reverend Cave, general superintendent; Mrs. fa ir trade and a d ve rtisin g in breed
the p u rp o s e of e stim a tin g the cost I T ilto n , song by E p w o rth 1 .eague W. T. M cDonald, p rim a ry su p erin- in g and hatchery business.
o f a sewer system
Engineer Rob-1 speech by new president o f the ■endent; d iv in e w orship, 11, “ The
F in a lly , Cosby discussed the na-1
ert J o n e s o f M c M in n v ille was in E p w o rth
League.
S tanley
M o r K now ledge o f G od." serm on sub ) tio n a l flo c k im p rovem e nt plan by |
ject.
E
p
w
o
rth
League.
«30;
eve-
, ehi(.ks w i„
branded
charge lie was assisted b y B ra n d o n r il l. ta lk by re tire d president of
L nd
according to grades and
H a ll and L lo y d T u rk
league, M a rie Riebcn; solo. Mr.- m n g se rv ice , r.Ml S erm on
and
n be u .sted f w P u llo ru m
T hat is the re p o rt of Best’s o f N ew Y o rk re g a rd in g the f$-
M rs A lle n of P ortla nd «pent the Ray P arm ley; ta lk by S u n d a y J.-wi- the Leader P ra ye r m e e t-, i w w l„ ill
7.30 The disease w
week-end In Bunks w ith h e r niece, school superintend en t, M rs. Fred ,ng each W ednesday
naneial standing, a b ility to pay and management o f the
w ith
ith a
a ll
ll tests
tests being
being made
experts. He
Mix» A lic e Lane.
W olford ; reading by M iss Doris aim and the purpose o f the chu rch f , by recognized
recognized experts.
He pointed
OREGON M U T U A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E CO.
! out th a t th is w ill be o f great value
Postal Extensions Made
B a ile y: ta lks by Rev and M rs. T il school is in tru c tio n in m atters
re
lig
io
n
We
have
classos
d
iv
id
e
d
of M c M in n v ille
Postm aster A. C. W ahl reports ton, and song by audience. F o llo w
I to p o u ltrym e n in th a t the y w ill be
tw o extensions on the ru ra l route in g the program a “ get a cq ua inte d” according to age groups, fo r th is ' able to kno w e x a c tly th e typ e
.Turpose.
A
gospel
message
is
the
Save
21%
on
fire
insurance
p re m iu m costs b y in s u rin g w ith
ru n n in g out o f Banks One is fro m m eeting, w h ic h was a fe w contests
and q u a lity o f b ird s tha t the y are
this strongest o f m u tu a l fir e insurance companies.
Sherm an's m ill n o rth o f D a iry and games
Refreshm ents w e r e ■entrai fe a tu re o f o u r service« o f “ ^ J - . n g ' and w in no lo n g ^r be,
worship- We propose to m ake pku n
« b]in d
ere, k to the road in te rsectio n The served by M others' eluh
liu S *. plan
n l ; m of
n f re
rp d
d em
pm p
n tion
l i i j n fo r man
m an.
Sod's
other is one and tw o -te n th s m iles
Ranks Defeated
F o llo w in g Cosby's d is c u s s io n . '
west fro m th e M eacham school
Banks was defeated by St. M a ry - o p o in t out the expressed w i ll of Fred H. C o ckell of M ilw a u k ie
n r w is e
house.
F rid a y . T he game was playe d on jo d fo r y o u r life and to p ro vid e recom m ended to the p o u ltry n 'e n
j
fe
llo
w
s
h
ip
w
h
ich
w
ill
help
to
M rs F lora M u n fo rd visite d her St. M ary'« fie ld . The score was
th a t the y pass a re so lu tio n e x - 1
on W ilb e rt at B o n n e ville dam fro m 19 to 7. A large n u m be r o f the nake possible the liv in g o f th is pressing th e ir ap pre ciatio n to S en-'
E V E R Y F O R M O F P R O J E C T IO N
cind
o
f
a
life
.
We
urge
you
to
jo
in
Tuesday u n til F rid a y o f last week. students attended the game.
us in these aim s and purposes. ator F re d e ric k S te iw e r fo r the sup
T h u rsd a y the y dro ve ove r the
T E L E P H O N E 1732
po
rt
tha
t
he
gave
the
p
o
u
ltry
in
)u r m usic is un de r the d ire c tio n
D a lla s -C a lifo rn ia h igh w ay, th ro u g h
d u s try in the recent session of
I
f
Jess
Foster,
w
ho
leads
the
con-
Bend and the John D ay valley.
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ire g a tio n a l singing on Sunday eve- congress. R. L . R o ckw e ll and F ra n k
M rs M u n fo rd bro ug ht back an in
E rickson w ere appointed as a com
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Services are held e ve ry Sunday ' jo th m o rn in g and evening. C h o ir m itte e o f tw o to d ra ft th is resolu- 1
tion. w h ic h she got in the John
at 11 a. m ; W ednesday evenin', ' ehearsal is T h u rsd a y at 7:45. and tio n and send it to Senator S teiw er
Duy va lle y.
' il l those de sirin g to sing w i ll be on be ha lf o f the W ashington coun
Fred Schlegel is v is itin g at the services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school
ty p o u ltrym e n .
at
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home o f his bro th er. E a rl Schlegel,
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T h is was the fir s t o f a series o f ’
and fa m ily at A nn A rb o r. M ich.
reading roo m open on W ednesday:
m o n th ly m eetings w h ich are held
Bethany Baptist Church
M r. and Mrs. C lif f Thom pson and S aturdays fro m 2 u n til 4 p n
Sunday m o rn in g Rev George N. at the B eaverton hig h school on
and c h ild re n attended the L u th e r-
h . u . rch
. i . in r fo re s t e-
o
j
Sunday's
topic,
“ P rob atio n A fte r T a ylo r o f B eaverton w ill speak in the fo u rth Tuesday o f each m onth
an .. - ch
G rove Sunday
n
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the interest o f the U n io n Gospel at 8 p. m. A nyone interested in
a ftern oon and heard Rev. K o p p e l- | u ca
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nission of P ortla nd . In th e a fte r D o ultrv ra ising and its problem s
mar, o f P o rtla n d preach.
T u a la tin P lains P resb yteria n Churcb
noon and evening the
variou s is w elcom e to attend. Notices of
R alph Kennedy o f M o u n tu in d a le
(F o u r m iles n o rth o f H ills b o ro )
churches of the co m m u n ity w ill each m eeting are sent. Persons de
visited M r. and Mrs. J e ff K ennedy
Sunday services: B ib le school a
s irin g to receive notices should
and d a u g h te r Monday.
, I 10:15; preach ing at 11 a. m.; ju n io i un ite in a C o u n ty Sunday School
M r. and Mrs. C a rl S h ip le y and C. E at 11:20; C. E. at 8 p. m convention. The services w i l l be leave th e ir name and address at
daughters of H ills b o ro and M r. Women's M issiona ry society, las' le ld in the Bethany P resb yteria n the cou nty agent's office.
m d Mrs. George M cF arlane
arla ne and W ednesday o f each m o n th at 2 p •hurch b u ild in g .—Theo. A. Leger,
Q u a lity jo b p r in tin g —Argus.
daughter o f Forest G ro ve w ere
pastor.
m.
Sunday guests o f M r. and M rs. E m
m ett S hipley.
M.
Uhurrti (Bethany)
John K ennedy o f H ills b o ro v is
On G e rm a n to w n road. S un da j
ited h i . son. J e ff K ennedy, and school e ve ry Sunday, 10 a m.; Ger
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
fa m ily Sunday.
man service, 11 a. m., fir s t a n c
M. D.
H e n ry and O tto Beard o f G reen th ird Sundays; E nglish service, 11
M o u n ta in were M onday v is ito rs o f | a. m . second and fo u rth Sundays
(Continu«) from pace one)
EYE, EAR, NOSE A N D T H R O AT
■ommittce to w o rk d u rin g the spe-
th e ir parents, M r. and Mrs. W a lte r —E. J u liu s T ra g lio , pastor.
t
S P E C IA L IS T
i i ^ l session at Salem. The associa-
Beard
ion is interested in o b ta in in g pen
J. J. Hutchens was a Sunday
Banks M. E. C h u rch
GLASSES FITTED
d in n e r guest at the hom e o f his
Sunday school every Sunday, 9:4.' nons o r other recompense fo r w id
son. O r v ille Hutchens, in Forest a. m.. M rs. Fred W olford , super ows and orphans o f o ffice rs k ille d
R o om j
Grove.
C o m m e rc ia
N a tio n a l Bank Annex
in te nd en t. P reaching services bA In lin e o f d u ty.
E p w o rth League r a lly w ill be E lls w o rth T ilto n , pastor, eve ry Sun
F ho nee
Hour«
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held at Y a m h ill F rid a y evening. day evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies
9 :30 a. m u , 12 m.
R e sid e n ce 2972
A ll those in the league are in A id meets fir s t and th ir d Wedn?s W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year
1 :3U p. m. to 5 p. m.
O f f ic e 2971
S ix m onths 85c. T hree m onths 50
vited.
days at 2 p. m.
•
tf
cents. T w o m onths 35 cents.
tf
A card p a rty w ill be given th is
aftern oon (T h u rsd a y, in the R. N
Free M ethodist Churrh
A. hall.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.: preach
H a llo w e 'e n P a rty Planned
in g at 11; eve ning service at 7:30
S en io r class has s ia rte d p re p a ra E veryb od y w elcom e to these serv
fro m th e s e
tio n fo r the H allow e'en p a rty to be ices.—H a r r ie tt L . D ye r, su p p ly pas
n r x n i t E D s «r b o t t l e s
given N ovem ber 1 in the high to r.
school a u d ito riu m
at 8 o'clock.
come the selections that
A lu m n i spe cia lly in v ite d .
B a p tis t C h urch
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Itl) y o u r H E A L T H
Miss G ladys O ve rto n o f Forest
C h urch school at 9:45; preaching
G rove w .as a Sunday eve ning guest at 11 and 7:30. A t the m o rn in g ■
at the C liffo r d Sandy home.
h o ur the pastor w ill speak on "The
hink what it means when the Rexall
Dave Rosencranes en liste d as a G reat F lood; Do S c rip tu re a n d .
Druggist fills your prescription. Out of a
freshm an in hig h school M onday Science A gree?" We sha ll t r y to
m orning.
m ake th is in te re s tin g and in fo rm - ¡|Y
staggering collection of bottles he selects his
M r and M rs. W ade A rm e n tro u t, in g to any fa ir-m in d e d person.
essences, extracts, etc., carefully measures
M am ie Sandy and F rancis T h o m p
them, and then DOUBLE CHECKS the re
son o f B anks and M r. a n d M rs.
The C o ngregational C hurch
M au rice Thom pson and c h ild re n
C h urch school. 10 a. m.. R ichard ,
sult. Only fresh, full strength materials are used -by qua]*
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ified registered pharmacists.
guests o f M r. and M rs. A rc h ie w o rship , 11 o'clock. Serm on. "N ot '
Thom pson and fa m ily o f M ou n- Peace. B u t a S w ord.” —T. A r th u r j
I ' —
taindale.
D ungan, a ctin g m in iste r.
‘ T h is is
M r. and Mrs. H a rry W h itfie ld
of West T im b e r w ere W ednesday
W hosoever W ill Church
Everywhere during «hi« week druggists are acquainting
and T h u rsd a y v is ito rs at the N. J.
(A b o ve N o rth P la in s '
thousands with the importance and care necessary in com
G r if fin home.
Sunday school 10 a. m. T h e f
Mrs. N. J. G r if fin and M rs. Oscar s c rip tu re w o rd w ill b e "obey,
pounding prescriptions. Let them show you as well.
Delnuney a n d d a u g h te r B e ve rly everyone come w ith a scrip tu re I L / J
Jean and M r. a n d M rs. H a rry verse c o n ta in in g that w o rd. Sermon
W h itfie ld w e re T h u rsd a y v is ito rs by pastor 11 a. m., w ith som ething
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO THE
DRUG STORES
of Mrs. K a th e rin e Keenon at N o rth special to b rin g before the church;
Plains.
2 p. m., ch ild re n 's church; 3 p. m..
_
B ill C u rrin g to n and his frie n d . consecration service and a "s tra ig h t CvaJi
Dean W a rre n o f M eadow L a ke ta lk fro m God's w o rd "; 8 p. m..
CCC cam p spent the w eek-end w ith eva ng elistic service, w ith reg ular
B ill's parents, M r. and M rs. S. N. and special features, serm on topic
C u rrin g to n .
"Is P a rtrio tis m C h r i s t i a n i t y " " ;
M rs. W illia m M oore spent T ues Tuesday, 8 p. in., p ra ye r and praise
day and Wednesday as a guest of service; T hursd ay, 8 p. m., at
M r. and Mrs. C. W. M oore and Shady B ro o k church; F rid a y , 7:30.
c h ild re n in P ortland.
you ng peoples' n ig h t, special ques
M r. and M rs. S. N. C u rrin g to n tions and discussions and som ething
r - ‘C ’
♦
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w ere v is ito rs at T id e p a rk Sunday. new fo r everyone. A ll new faces
M r. and M rs. C. P. B eck of O r- are especially welcom e, whosoever
enco w e re Sunday v is ito rs at the w i ll m ay come.— M e lv in E. James.
C u rrin g to n home.
I'.i.to r.
P rogram W ednesday
G rade school w i ll g ive a H a l
B e a v rrto n C h u rrh of C h rist
low e'en pro gra m W ednesday eve
B ib le school classes assemble at
nin g in the school house. The p ro 9:45 Sunday m o rn in g fo llo w e d by
gram w i ll be fre e o f charge.
a de vo tio n a l service nt 10:30 led
l.a M a rr Sandy o f O regon State by the sup erintend en t, T. B. H arris.
college spent the w eek-end nt home. C o m m union service at 11, follow ed
$1.95 sack
N. J. G r if fin attended the m ee t by the pastor c o n tin u in g his series
ing o f the N o rth w e st Peace O ffi- on “ F oundations o f C h ris tia n F aith."
. 1.85 sack
160 W . Main S t
Poultrymen Hold
Meet at Beaverton
Staff for Banks High School
Annual Named; Class Play Set
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Attorney Asks Unity
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Announces
That he has opened his
Netv
Dental
Offices J
in the
Commercial Building
Second and Main Streets
Hillsboro
Dr. Brown invites everyone to inspect
his new dental office at any time.
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