Thurwlav, November
'Legionnaires and Social Affairs
Auxiliary Have Occupy Counci
Social a ffa irs ore occupying tin
of various chapters of
Social ___ Meeting c H u ills li-iiitiir
b o ro C h ris tia n C o u n cil this
Endorse Red Cross
Meeting
November 15th
M em bership
com m ittee,
w ith
, Roberta Baines Russell and Gussie
S ig le r as chairm en, w ill
have
charge of the program F rid a y eve
nin g Novem ber 15. at the Business
and Professional
Women's c lu b
m eeting Education com m ittee, in
c lu d in g M ane H offm an, G e rtru d e
Ide G eorgia S m ith, Louise Riggs
and H ila C ornelius, w ill serve the
| d in n e r
•
I Red Cross ro ll r a il so lic ita tio n is
' again being undertaken by the
clu b arid members are urged to co-
opeiate M a te ria l m ay be obtained
from M i
E m rru M cK in n e y, H ills -
boro chairm an, at the A rgus o ffic e
The d riv e opens A rm is tic e day and
continues u n til T h a n ksg ivin g day.
Local Schools
Complete Child
Physical Tests
lias M in o r O peratio n —
Lentz, A I.. B rock. W ilb u r D illo n .
M rs. Fred Am acher un derw ent Lester Lackey, and H a ro ld W eisen-
a m in o r operation Tuesday at the back.
Jones hospital She is doing n ice ly j
and is expected to be brought home I
Hundreds of D r. T h o m p
son's patients have found
E n te rta in at D in n e r—
his services to be prom pt,
M r and M rs H. L. M acKenzie j accurate and reasonable in cost —
entertained w ith a d in n e r preced- [ H otel W ashington, ne xt Tuesday.
38
in g the Masonic and Eastern Star 12th.
dance on O ctober 30.
Ä ’
/
| iv t'i’k, i I'li'b ru l Inn tin* 11 illo w i' i n
M ee ting in tin* firs t social event .coson The vh le f u ffu lr w in th e !
Teachers at J u n io r high. Peter
of the m - u n o ii . m em bers o f H illsb o ro I <'«»unci I ’ m "scavcngci
h u n t"
la I
Boscow and D avid H ill schools
post. A m erican Legion, unit m ein- T hursd ay evening, when H.'i rneni-
,,3¡>
have com pleted the a n n itil inspec
I m i s uf Hie A u x ilia r y attended n hers of high school uge p u rlie ip n l
I WVP
tio n re q u ire d by law , according to
pul lu ck d in n e r und card p u rty In ed in a soureli fu r treasure trove,
S up erinten den t C. It. Nosier, so that
till'
L e g io n
h i l l Tuesday night . | w h ich began and ended ut P ilg rim
M r and Mrs. M aurice C o tu rri
each c h ild in the grades has been
S e v e n ty -fiv e were present
j House. C ouncil h(*ii|<|uui tei , w la i
weighed, measured and had vision of P o rtla n d were guests o f her
■’ W ith ttie d inn er, w h ich began refreshm ents were served
parents, M r. and Mrs. J. Nicode-
checked
lit 7/1(1 o'clock, there wus a short
V ik in g s held n picnic nt the
F irst and f if th grade ch ild re n rnus, M onday, en route to M c
urogram in c lu d in g v io lin m usic by (i.ird n e i
cottage
ut
M eaciium '
W ill have added advantage o f an M in n v ille . T hey le ft Wednesday
It ,1. Scearce, accom panied on the Crossing S atu rday evening. Sigm a-
exa
m in a tio n by one o f the six fo r a t r ip to Spokane, Wash.
piano by M is Lym a n llo w e , group held u iiu rty lust evening, und
H ills b o ro physicians w ho are
t.iig in g led by ( i Russell M organ Omeguns w ill hold one to m o rro w
g iv in g tim e fo r th is purpose,
m id n re a d in g by Miss M urtha (F rid a y ) evening, honoring F orrest
xjcians w ill be assisted by a com
James.
Hergreen o f tile II. K S O k la
m ittee o f the Parent-Teacher asso
y Report
on the A rm is tic e Day homa. an associate m em ber o f the
c ia tio n w ith Mrs. J. W. Barney,
’ events were given
by Scearce. chapter, who Is home on leave at
chairm an, and by M iss M argaret
P resident Roosevelt
“ O ld V ir g in ia " corn bread, a
program ch u lrm iin ; A r th u r Krueger, present.
D ixon, R. N., cou nty nurse.
B a llo tin g In the Peace P le b i
new lo a f perfected by J. H. Coe,
parade cha irm an , and A W. H o ff
"W h e re ve r people suffe» the Red
By
rea
ching
these
tw
o
grades
local baker, was placed on the
man. ch a irm a n o f the dance com scite, w h ich wus begun tliis week, Cross responds to the call w itti
each year, each c h ild w ill have
w ill be continued th ro u g h o u t next help and co m fo rt The Red Cross is
m ittee.
M i and Mrs. J. W. B arn ey w ent tw o exa m in ation s d u rin g his stay m a rke t th is week by the P erfec
1 C om m ittees fo r the event were: week, in order th a t a ll chapters o t not sectional, it is not even na
to St Helens Tuesday n ig h t to a t in school and because of lim itin g tio n Bakery. The lo a f has proven
M ayo r J. If. G a rre tt
P in n e r M rs Leon H Davis, c h a ir C o un cil m ay have o p p o rtu n ity fo r tion al. it favors no race and no
tend a reception fo r John Foote, the num ber, the re su lt should be p o pu lar in o th e r areas, being han
man, M rs A W W alker. Mrs. L. discussion o f the Issues on the b a l ereed hut goes fo rth in tlie face of lik e c o n trib u tin g to the Red Cross erao-l chancellor of the K n ig h ts m ore satisfactory. Due to the em dled b y 22 bakeries on the P acific
t ' l i r k and M rs Joe Lieder. Leon, lot.
any obstacle w ith the sole purpose M em bership R o ll-C a ll fund I tin s ! o f P ythias o f Oregon, and a p e r ploym e nt th is year by the school coast. Coe states tha t the bread has
lo ng -keep in g q u a litie s and is ideal
K Davis was In charge o f the pro- [
of re lie v in g hum an distress.
you w ill receive k in d ly the n e ig h sonal frie n d o f theirs. M r. and Mrs. board o f tw o p h y s io l education
tra m .
"T in - w o rk o f this great org a n bors w ho ca ll upon you, g iv in g of Loel H ollenbeck of M o u n ta in d a le ; teachers the exa m in ation s w ill have fo r roast tu rk e y stuffing .
• F o llo w in g the d in n e r the A u x - !
iza tion lias gro w n and now includes th e ir tim e, and em brace the op also attended the reception, w here | a v e ry p ra ctica l value Parents w ill
Ilia ry held a short business m ee t
H ollenbeck, as grand c h ie f,' be in fo rm e d o f defects w h ich can Local Firemen Give
a progrum o f a c tiv ity designed to p o rtu n ity to help In th is great in M r
ing A $5 m em bership was voted
prevent accident, illness und m is s titu tio n
be corrected, e ith e r by note or by
J H. G A R R E T T , M ayo r." was an honor guest.
Thanksgiving Dance
to til*' Red Cross ro ll-c a ll, the firs t I . A n n u a l H oine-cotnlng w ill be ob- ery T his program should be en
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. a v is it to the home, so the re may
A
nn
ua
l
T h a n ksg ivin g n ig h t dance
(to n trlb u tin g m em bership
to
couraged
and
expanded
fo
r
the
p
ro
served by Phoenicia Tem ple. P y lh i-
| he a clear unde rsta nd ing o f w h at
In speaking o f the Red Cross C lo th in g B urns—
w ill be sponsored again th is year
tu rn e d In th is year
The "e x t Ull Sisters, F rid a y n ig h t ut the K tection of hum an life and happiness.
M r. and Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck o f th * do ct?r a ctu a l'y recommends,
m
em
bership
ro
ll-c
a
ll.
W.
F.
N
or-
sew ing m eeting w ill be he ld ut P, hull, und in v ita tio n s have been
"1 pledge you tlie f u ll support
nea: M ou ntainda le had a fir e in „ £ orre,ct,ve
w ill be a by the H ills b o ro firem en. The dance
w ill be held at the Shute pa rk
the home o f M rs Paul Patterson extended to o th e r tem ples in the and co-o pe ration of the g o vern i ;nan <5f Aloha, county president, the clothes closet o f th e ir new Part
gym nasium w o rk in the a u d ito riu m and special fea tu re at-
A ys:
T h u r .day afternoon. N ovem ber 21, cou nty, as w e ll as grand officers.
ment of the U n ite d Slates in yo u r
home Tuesday
Tuesday evening
evening and lost ? ope ,ha.1 weakened arches m ay i traction s are being arranged. C om
"F
ro
m
in
fo
rm
a
tio
n
in
d
a
ily
pa-1
nome
'w h e n C h ristm as sew ing w ill be
endeavors
F R A N K L IN
E ig h t members w ill also be p re p l'iid id
pers it looks as though the gov- n e a rly a ll o f th e ir w e arin g apparel, become strong and poor posture a m itte e on the dance includes A. W.
done.
sented w ith 25-year Jewels, and a I) R O O S E V E LT ."
j ernm ent is going out of re lie f ac- A lam p had been taken in to the i th in g o f the past.
pro gra m o f music, songs and o th e r
' tiv itie s . I f tha t is the case the closet, and a fte r s h u ttin g the door I Parents are urged to be present
"A s tin* w in te r comes, b rin g in g Red Cross w ill no doubt be re - and going in to another room, smoke and an e ffo rt w ill be made to lim it
e n tertain m en t num bers w ill be g iv
Guns, Ammunition
en Mrs. H e n ry Johnson and Mrs s u ffe rin g to those w h o arc u n q u ire d to ta ke over some o f that w a ; melled, w h ich upon in ve stig a the tim e o f w a itin g as m uch as
Fishin; Tackle
H a rry M organ are the program fortun ate, the ca la m ity of e a rth load, and we should have a la rg - i tio n was sene to come fro m the possible.
com m ittee, und I 11 e refreshm ent quakes and floods causing in co n er ro ll-c a ll than ever before in closet The fire was sm othered out
F irst o f
series o f three Ma- com m ittee includes Mesdames J It. venience nnd hardships in some ord er that we m ay be in a p o s i-; w ith q u ilts, but contents o f the Guest Tea G ive n —
128 2nd A ve.
Phone 72
Sonic and Eastern S tar dances was P cppurd, J D. Anderson, S E. Fay- parts o f the w o rld , and as wars tio n to help w h ere ver we can."
closet were ruined. T hey had ju s t
P. T. A. study gro u p fo r pre-1
A g e n t L o n g Radios
held W ednesday evening. O ctober ram . O Coslett Sr., E. J M cA lear, are fought, m aim ing and k illin g
M rs Emma M c K in n e y is c h o ir - , b u ilt a new house th is summer.
school to 12 years held a guest tea I
30. at the M asonic tem ple H a l H e n ry
K u ru tli, Russell M organ, those w ho have had no p a rt in man of the H ills b o ro c o m m u n ity '
at the home o f Mrs. P aul P a tte r
lo w e'e n m o tif wu- used in d(*cora- and G G u rth u fn cr.
them, we tu rn to tha t greut h u and members o f the Business a n d 1 P rem ium Ribbons E x h ib ite d —
son Tuesday aftern oon fo r women
Tlons
Mi
Jack Hess' orchestra
p riz e -w in n in g w ho m ig h t be interested in jo in in g
m a n ita ria n in s titu tio n , t h e
Red Professional Women's c lu b w ill be I Pictures of t h e
! Cross,
bl.ivcd fo r tile dance C o m m itte e
in charge o f the s o licita tio n . T he! H o lstein -F riesian ca ttle herd o w n the gro up and fo r teacMbrs o f Da-
M r. and Mrs. C. C Bass and fiv e
"T h e re is no w ay we can lend general p u b lic is requested to co ed by John L in d o w and sons o f v id H ill and Peter Boscow schools.
hl cM.irge of the a ffa ir included
FOR FARMS
M i - isi ** and Mesdames It It Faster. c h ild re n o f Decatur, III., a rriv e d in a lie lp in g hand to o u r fellow m e n operate in th is w o rk.
Bethany, and ju s t a fe w o f the C om m ittee fo r the tea in clud ed
H
ills
b
o
ro
th
is
week
und
have
p
u
r
L
A
R G E or S M A L L
It M* G nodr
ribbons
they
w
on
at
the
Oregon
t in in. A L. Jensen. Ed-
Mrs. J. L Searcy, Mrs. L . C. K ra m -
Misses M adge und M artha M u rp h y | state fa ir C a lifo rn ia state fa ir, and ien. and M rs. J W Barney. Mrs.
Want C. Cm
'om an und W. 1. S tark. chased a home on n o rth F o u rth Miss Patterson Hostess—
See
Albert Heard
avenue M r. Bass was fo rm e rly In
Miss M a rjo rie Patterson, da ug h le ft F rid a y fro m
P o rtla n d f o r the P acific In te rn a tio n a l exposl- C. H. N osier poured.
the gro cery business In Decatur.
Banks,
Oregon
te
r
o
f
M
r
and
M
rs
W
ayne
P
a
tte
r
Los
Angeles.
Cal
.
w
here
they
w
ill
tio
n
this
year
are
shown
in
the
Tells o f Singapore—
M r. and Mrs. L . L G raves and son. en tertain ed w ith a H allow e'en m ake th e ir home. M iss M a d g e A rg u s w in d o w th is week. A tr ip le
Say
yo
u
saw
i
t
in
the
Argus.
N e il Richardson, son o f M r. and daug hter o f V ancouver. W ash, und p a rty F rid a y evening Guests were M u rp h y has been in the em ploy o f potato som ewhat rese m bling a b i-
M rs. C. T. Richardson, was re M r and Mrs. W R W ion of G resh Misses E velyn H a w orth . M a ry M an- the P o rtla n d G eneral E le c tric com - ■ m otor plane is also shown. I t was
ce n tly a guest o f M r and Mrs. am w ere guests Sunday o f M r. and ley. A n n Peters, M a ry A n n G a rth pany here fo r about tw o years.
! bro ug ht in by Miss M a rie Houguez.
John E rickso n o f Singapore. He M rs P. A. Anderson.
ofner, A rd is E llingson, and Lesta
Miss
M
arg
are
t
D
a
lry
m
p
le
a
n
d
Has Costume P a rty —
accom panied them to the w a te r
P lrie . and Loren Bronleew e, Ted
M rs. It. I,. S m ith, lib ru rin n . has G ardner. B ill C o rw in . Jack S chu Roland N ew ton o f The D alles are
Miss Helen L a ve r en tertain ed
polo races in w h ic h M r. E rickson
v is itin g th is week w ith her aunt. w ith a costume p a rty F rid a y n ig h t
com peted, la te r pluyed u g.im c of m oved fro m he r fo rm e r residence kin t, D e lb e rt Crews, a n d
Leon
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lentz.
T
hey
v
is
ite
d
her
to
a
riMim
in
the
home
o
f
M
rs
L.
at the home o f her parents. M r.
g o lf w ith his host in a cocoanut
W iley. Games furnishe d e n te rta in
sister. Miss Helen D a lrym p le , at and Mrs. George Laver. Guests
grove, und re tu rn e d to tlie E r ic k G S elfridge. M r and Mrs. A. Op- ment.
Oregon
State
college.
C
o
rva
llis,
d
e
n
m
ire
have
m
oved
in
to
her
home.
present
were
E lizabeth McGee.
son home fo r t if f i n and to dancing
M ake O ffic ia l V isits—
Tuesday.
K athleen Moore, A lic e Banner. B e t
at a n ig h t club. N e il expected to
M rs. Kenneth Lucas o f Bend
Janies
Beach
o
f
P
ortla
nd
,
d
e
p
a
r
t-
!
go to C airo, Egypt, fo r a v is it to came out from P o rtla n d Tuesday
Mrs. G H. C a rte r o f P o rtla n d ty A nn Dorland, Elanie B a rb er and
*♦)•• p yra m id s w ith J. S u lly , fo rm e r to spend the rest o f the week w ith on nt com m ander o f the U n ited I visite d Mrs. D e lia St. P ie rre W ed V io le t Lundeen.
S
p
a
nish-A
m
erican
W
ar
Veterans
C hicago C a rd in a l, lie exp ect* to be he r parents, M r and M rs. H. R.
nesday of last week, and Miss Eva S tudy C lub Meets—
and Hugh S. Rogers o f H illsb oro , Carlson o f P o rtla n d v is ite d her
home in December.
Em m ott.
senior vice-com m ander, are m a k d u rin g the evening.
M rs. A. H. A bts was hostess fo r
Mrs. Cook E n te rta in s—
Miss Put M eeuwsen o f H ills b o ro ing th e ir o ffic ia l visits to R o se -,
the m eeting o f the St. M atthew s
M r. and M rs. H E. T u rn e r and , ladies' study clu b at her home
Mrs. C laud Cook was hostess and James Vandcrzanden o f Roy burg, K la m a th Falls. M arsh field .
Tuesday fo r the Pust O racles' clu b spent Sunday w ith her sister. Mr? G rants Pass. M ed fo rd nnd Cottage fa m ily o f M il l C ity spent t h e M onday evening
T his was the
w eek-end w ith his b ro th e r-in -la w firs t m eeting o f the group fo r the
«t a pot lu c k luncheon und p a rty Charles B rentano, a t St. Paul.
G rove th is week.
and sister, M r. and M rs. C. M. w in te r season.
■at her home west o f H ills b o ro
M r ahd M rs B. R. Pooley and
P ow ell.
Guests o f the clu b were M rs. Ed d a ug hter o f P o rtla n d und M rs K e n Radio C lu b Meets—
Mrs. M arugg S urprised—
H om em akers' Radio clu b m et
■W ortmun, Mrs. John C o rrie rt, and neth Lucas of Bend spent Sunday
M r. and M rs. John E ld rid g e of
w ith M rs. R M eltebeke Tuesday . The Dalles are v is itin g his pac-
Mrs. G. L. M arugg o f Tobias was
M rs W A G oodin. M rs W ortm on w ith M r. and Mrs. H. R. Em m ott.
aftern oon to listen to lectures o n . ents, M r. and Mrs. Reid E ld ridg e, given a surprise p a rty Tuesday
, ri 'e lv e d high score .it "500," Mrs
M
r.
and
Mrs.
Q.
G
a
rth
o
fn
e
r
were
OF HILLSBORO, OREGON
the adolescent child. N e xt meet-1 an(j M r. and M rs. A. W. L e n tz th is evening in honor of her b irth d a y
C o rn e l i, ■ ecolld, and M r J. Johun-
hosts fo r a d in n e r fo r H a rry C on ¡ng w ill be Novem ber 19, w ith Mrs.
j son, low.
by frien ds and relative s from P ort-
roe and M a rk C am pb ell o f P o rt W C. Christensen. L e c tu re to p ic week.
M r. and Mrs. A r th u r R einhardt i land. Vancouver, Wash., and H ills -
Tea Is P lanned—
land M onday evening.
w ill be "Is Obedience a D esirable
o f Nampa. Idaho, are guests o f D r. 1 boro.
1 Ladles' A id o f the M ethodist
Miss Phoebe C o u lte r o f the J u n T ra it."
and Mrs. H o w a rd W ells th is week.
ch u rch w ilt g ive a tea in the io r h ig h school fa c u lty o f T illa
Misses S y lv ia and M aym e R ick-
on A n n iv e rs a ry —
M rs. R e inh ard t is a sister o f M rs.
chu rch basement fro m 2:30 u n til 3 m ook was a w eek-end guest at the Honored
M r. and Mrs. G. N. T aggart gave ! W ells.
son and M illie A n th u s o f P o rt
P m next Wednesday. C o m m ittee home o f her fathe r, J. S. C o ulte r.
i d in n e r p a rty Tuesday evening
M r. and MrS. O rin D a rety and land and M r and Mrs. C a rl R ick-
fo r tlie tea ts Mrs. O tto H a rtra rn p f,
I . I > Mtn " f Salt in is in H ills
son and daughter, S holline, o f near
Misse
M ay and M argaret Cook, boro m a kin g a cost surve y fo r the hono ring M i and Mrs. N. J T hom p c h ild re n of N o rth Plains and M r.
T a ft, spent Sunday at the C. H.
j and Mcsduines Thom as C onnell, state h ig h w a y de pa rtm e nt on the son, on th e ir fir s t w e dd ing a n n i and Mrs. Robert W atts o f P ortla nd
versary. O th e r guests w ere M r. and visite d M r. and Mrs. E. B. W atts Nosier home.
W a lte r B row n, Helen Dcichm an, T Gales C re ek-W ilso n R iv e r road.
M rs. H E Thom pson and daug h Sunday.
It P itm an, F ra n k Brooks and L. L .
M r. and M rs. Leon Peabody o f
E. R W a lke r o f Edm onton. C an ter Elaine, and J. H. Riggs.
B row n
M r. and M rs. Fred D ion moved O regon C ity w ere guests Sunday
ada, is v is itin g his bro th er, A W.
Easter L ily Blooms—
th is week to a new home about a o f th e ir uncle and aunt, M r. and
V is itin g in Eastern O regon—
W alker, and fa m ily In H illsb o ro .
q u a rte r m ile east o f the home of Mrs. J. Nicodemus. Charles B ro w n
M
r.
and
M
rs.
Gus
Leben
of
He
w
i
ll
be
here
fo
r
some
tim
e.
M rs Coro Heaton o f H illsb o ro ,
Mrs. John K u lo w , w here the y fo r of P o rtla n d was also a guest Sun-1
Bethany,
w
h
o
v
is
ite
d
in
H
ills
b
o
ro
president of the Rebekah Assem bly
M r. and Mrs. C harles W ic k lu n d
day.
m e rly live d .
M
onday,
have
an
Easter
li
ly
w
ith
!
o f Oregon, is in Eastern Oregon, o f south o f H ills b o ro ore both v e ry tw o buds about ready to bloom . !
M
r.
and
M
rs.
B.
C.
S
chu
lm
e
rieh
,
J. A. G redig o f N ew Y o rk , w h o ;
w here she Is m a kin g o ffic ia l v is III. A sister o f M rs. W ic k lu n d fro m
The lily was g ro w in g outside u n - and daughter A lic e v is ite d M
rs. is v is itin g at the A. L. Chase and
Mrs.
its to lodges in th a t v ic in ity . She P o rtla n d Is ca rin g fo r them .
t i l the frost, when M rs. Leben E lizabeth Reed and son o f near G. L. M arugg homes, le ft by a ir- ,
w h s re ce n tly a guest o f M r. and
D r and M rs J. O. Robb le ft to too k it inside to save it.
Scholls Sunday.
I plane S aturday fo r a fe w days'
_Mrs. Robert D avis o f P rin e v ille , day fo r Yoncalla, w h ere they w ill
M r. and Mrs. Jesse V og le o f J business t r ip to San Francisco.
R e co rd in g to M rs. L . I. D a vis o f Spend (he week on a ranch lie M ake D o lls N ovem ber 15—
in is c ity.
ow ns near there.
G eneral Ransom corps, W. R. C., P o rtla n d v is ite d M r. and M rs. A.
H a rry M organ re tu rn e d S atu rday I w ill have a pot lu c k d in n e r F r i W. W a lke r Sunday. M rs. V o g le is
S w im m in g T a n k O ffe rrd —
a niece o f M rs. W a lke r.
Anse C o rn e ll has offere d the use n ig h t fro m a fe w weeks' business day, N ovem ber 15 at the Veterans’
M r. and M rs. Percy La S alle of
H ighest prices paid fo r old books,
hr>f the s w im m in g tu n k at P acific t r ip to K la m a th Falls. M edford, hall. T he afte rn o o n w ill be spent
m aking do lls and d o ll clothes fo r East Orange. N. J „ v is ite d M r. and fu rn itu re , dishes, pictures, p ic tu re 1
u n iv e rs ity to Cam p F ire
g irls G rants Pass and Roseburg.
M rs Joseph Cochrane at C orne liu s frames, glassware. I f you have any-
on the second nnd fo u rth Tuesday
Mrs. Wena Chase was a guest needy c h ild re n at C hristm as. A ll
; th in g old fashioned n o tify A rg u s '
evenings o f each m onth, accord M onday o f M r and Mrs. W O m em bers are urged to be present. Sunday.
C o rne liu s Ladies' A id o f the i I 3936.
38p
in g to Mrs. H. E. W ile y. G irls m ust C o lton In P ortland. T hey were old E n te rta in a t Costume P a rty —
L u th e ra n ch u rch w ill sponsor a
fu rn is h th e ir o w n suits, caps, towels, frie n d s in South Dakota.
M r and M rs. E. G. Paine e n te r bazaar N ovem ber 26 at R unning's LO ST— Past O racle's pm , on M ain
-^■’ c. A life g u a rd and clu b guardian
A u c tio n pie social, sponsored by- tained a large gro up o f P ortla nd hall.
street between Second and T h ird
w ill be present a t a ll tim es.
ladies o f the Moose, w ill be held nt and H ills b o ro frie n d s w ith a cos
M r. and Mrs. K e n d a ll B urkh ea d i avenues. —M rs. C laud Cook, or
(ra te d fo r zlp p cn d lcitls—
the old G range h a ll N ovem ber 13. tum e H allo w e 'e n p a rty S aturday
Opera
n o tify
"
“ Pastime.
'
38p I
evening. M r and Mrs. M e rle Jo h n and M r. and Mrs. Leo M o rris of
A Iliya
t;
Iw asa ki, sm all daug hter of E veryone is welcome.
St. Helens visite d M r. and M rs. S.
son
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TW O fine, fresh he ifers fo r sale.— |
M r. and Mrs. O. H ausctte and
M r. and Mrs. B illy Iw asa ki of
W. M elhu ish Sunday.
In q u ire Fred's M a rke t. H illsb oro .
s o u ttr.o f H illsb o ro , u n d e rw e n t an M rs. E. S m ith o f P o rtla n d were best costumes.
j
Mrs.
L.
S.
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o p e ia fw n fo r ru p tu re d appendix Sunday guests of D r. and M rs. J. M rs. E’ischer Hostess—
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son-
O u r classified colum ns m ay have
at Jonas ho spita l Tuesday night. W. Peek.
Dorcas clu b o f A ll S aints’ chu rch in -la w and daughter, M r. and Mrs. ju s t w h a t yo u are lo o k in g fo r —
D r. D. E. W ile y operated.
N. E W. F. w i ll meet th is eve w ill meet w ith Mrs. G eorge Fischer George Laver.
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n in g (T hursd ay) at the old G range T hursd ay evening. N ovem ber 14.
H o s p ita lity C o m m itte e Meets—
M r and M rs A rn o ld Jensen m o v
hall. M em bers are urged to attend. M rs. E rnest K id n e y
is assisting ed last week to the house vacated
H o s p ita lity com m ittee o f the P.
M rs. M in n ie W ilso n o f P o rtla n d hostess. T he tim e w ill be spent in . by M r. and M rs. C a rl M ille r, w ho
T. A. m et Tuesday aftern oon at
the home o f M rs. It. W. Gates to is a guest this w eek o f her sister, sew ing fo r the chu rch bazaar.
m oved to P ortla nd .
(make plans fo r the year. O thers Mrs. M . W elch.
' M a ry and B illy M a n le y spent
Mrs. Peterson Hostess—
M r. and Mrs. M a rtin B re lje o f I
on the com m ittee are Mrs. W ayne
Mrs. E. J. Peterson Is hostess Sunday at D ille y w ith th e ir uncle
(Patterson and M rs P A . Anderson. N e w be rg visite d M r. and Mrs. H e r- ( fo r N c e d lc c ra ft clu b m eeting th is and aunt, M r, and M rs. C. L.
m an F re u d e n th a l Sunday.
afternoon (T h u rsd a y) at her home. B ro w n h ill.
C o u n ty C h ap te r Meets—
M iss Lena K le ssig o f Spokane,
M r. and M rs. E. B. W atts v is
Red Cross C o u n ty cha pter w ill Wash., is spending the w eek w ith Mrs. H a rv e y B a tch e la r w i l l assist
her.
ited M r. and M rs. F. O Wesson of
Meet at the cham ber o f commerce he r aunt, Mrs. George Fischer.
P o rtla n d Sunday evening.
T h u rsd a y n ig h t. N ovem ber 14, at
D. A. R. Meets—
M iss L o ta B a ke r o f P o rtla n d is
Mrs. D elia St. P ie rre sent sev
7:30 o'clock. A ll members are re
D
a
vid
H
ill
chapter,
D.
A.
R.,
w
ill
a guest th is week o f he r aunt, Mrs.
quested to attend.
meet M onday afternoon, A rm is tic e e ra l days last week w it li frie n d s
S. J. Bechen o f near H illsb o ro .
Day, at tw o o’clock, w ith M rs. and re la tive s in P o rtla n d .
Purchase C o n fe ctio n e ry—
M r. and Mrs. A rn ie D lckason
D r. and Mrs. W. E. P ittin g e r
IS HERE
M r. and M rs. L. L. F a irw c a th c r and son E lvis and Charles C r itte n Robert K e lly .
) spent the w eek-end w ith D r. and
of C o rv a llis purchased
W ilm a 's den spent Sunday at N e w po rt.
Have Rum m age Sale—
M rs. F. Seavers a t Hebo.
place, co n fe ctio n e ry
on
T h ir d
Ladies o f t h e C ongregational
P. K. H enriksen o f Odense, D en
See It!
Drive It!
Qvenue, fro m M rs. D ic k Cady th is m a rk, visite d C a rn a tio n condenser chu rch w ill ho ld a rum m age sale
Card P a rty and Dance
week.
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store
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rid
a
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A t Cedar M ill. N ovem ber 9.
here Wednesday, O ctober 30.
E n te rta in a t B rid g e —
Mrs. A. V. O liv e r o f A ltu ra s, Cal., and S aturday, N ovem ber 8 and 9. 1 m ission 25c and 15c.
M r. nnd M rs. W. Verne M cK in n e y a rriv e d Tuesday fo r a v is it at the
E n te rta in e d at a bridg e p a rty Sat George Kelsey home.
u rd a y n ig h t. H ig h score was made
W ayne A. Reid o f Independence
by M r. and M rs. J. L . Searcy.
Willard Batteries
Is spending the w eek in H illsb o ro .
Attend Reception
for Grand Officer
MODERNIZE
Your Kitchen
£££ Bakery Announces
New Loaf of Bread
Phoenicia Temple
Has Home-coming
First of Dance
Series Given
CORWIN HARDWARE
In s ta lla tio n o f m odern cab
inets and pantries provides
greater e ffic ie n c y and con
venience in y o u r kitchen.
New paint, w ill b rig h te n up
its appearance.
L u m b e r and P aint fo r
th is w o rk m ay be ob
tained at lo w cost.
Estim ates G la d ly
G iven
POOL-GARDNER
Lumber Co.
Franchised F a lle r Dealers
Phone 2691
151 W. Baseline Street
Condensed Report
The Commercial
National Bank
As of
I
November 1, 1935
RESO U RC ES
Too Late to Classify
1
Cash on hand and due from b a n k s ............ $225,958.81
Government bonds ..................................... 102,773.65
Municipal bonds .......................................... 414,179.59
Municipal w a rra n ts ..................................... 92,756.56
Federal Reserve Bank stock and
Federal Deposit Insurance f u n d ................................. 4,941.34
Banking house, furniture and fix tu res..... 38,550.00
Other Real Estate owned ........................... 12,710.50
Loans and discounts ................................... 490,063.52
T o t a l.............................. $1.381,983.97
The New
1936
Terraplane
L IA B IL IT IE S
C a p ita l........................................................... $ 75,000.00
Surplus, undivided profits and reserves.... 32,857.64
D E PO SIT S.................................................. 1,274,076.33
T o t a l........................................... $L381,933.97
2
A U C T IO N
SA LE
5 miles south of Forest Grove on the Spring Hill road,
•<>-mile north of Spring Hill School House, on
Saturday, November 16th
Hale to s ta rt a t one o'claek p. m. sharp
S ix head o f D a iry C a ttle — 2 cows fresh, nnd 4 heifers. One horse,
1400 lbs., good nnd tru e : do ub le harness; e x tra good tra ile r; m ow er;
r a k i , iro n -w h e e l wagon; tw o plows; dise h a rro w ; drag ha rrow s; new
one-horse c u ltiv a to r; new e le c tric brooder. A ll sm all tools on n farm .
SOO W h ite Leghorn la y in g pu lle ts; 120 one-year-old hens.
H O U S E H O L D GOODS
Steel range eook stove, heating stove, 2 dressers, one lib r a r y table,
d in in g table, 0 ehalrs, 2 rockers, 3 bedsteads, springs, and a ll kitch e n
utensils, tw o rugs.
Those de sirin g c re d it a p p ly before sale
W. A. SI DWELL, Proprietor
W. H U G H ES, A u ctio n e e r
M. R. JO H N SO N . C le rk
FOR
1 OFFER
»
Just received a fresh stock!
of the Powerful New
2 ROYAL !
T w •
C O M P LC TE
Cleaner« . . . each
with Ita awn a ltttrla
matar . . . the ta
rn ou» • R O Y A L " with
malar driven ravala-
In f bruxh a t advar-
tliad In Gaad Houia-
keenini far vaur r««-
ular floor and rug
elrnnlno . . . the la
mana “ R O Y A L J U N .
m u ' hand elaaner
for yaur dragarlaa,
aurtalna.
maUrevtev
and furnltura. t l l m -
Inatca tha nacaaaity
af attaehmanta and
aavaa
you
$12.001
Oder lim itad to a
short tim a . . .
gat
befara wa aall
ElectricVacuum Cleaners I
FB:*rh
ACTUAL » ( . 5 0 VALUE
LO W
WEEKLY
up
Super Pyro Anti-Freeze
$1.00 per gallon
Tires, Batteries and
USED CARS
Sold on easy terms.
Increase in past two years.............. $504-457.95
Washington County's
PROSPERITY
Q U A L IT Y
Meltebeke Electric Store
H ills b o ro
152 3rd Ave.
$ 1 ,2 7 4 ,0 7 6 .3 3
Deposits as of November 1, 1934 ............ 1,059,150.36
Deposits as of November 1, 1933 ............
769,618.38
$3.95
Thomas S. Sholes
124 S. Second Ave.
Deposits as of Novem ber 1, 1935
R E P A IR
WORK
Phone 21W
Our Paramount Interest
EDWARD SCHUI.MERICH, President
E. I. KURATLI, Vice-President
W. C. CHRISTENSEN, Vice-President
J. L. SEARCY, Cashier
W. V. BERGEN, Assistant Cashier