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H IL L S B O R O
Local Grades
Enjoy Holiday
I G ordley B ean. P roceeds a re to be I
I used in each room .
P ro g ram D ecem ber 6
T he ju n io r high p upils a re antic*
ip atin g th e 7A pro g ram to be held
I D ecem ber 6. T he (>B class has
chosen its play, an d has begun
practicing.
Glamorous
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O ,
i ing by th e pastor; subject. "A
I S tory A bout the Man Who T ried to
F eed His S oul on C orn." M id-w eek
service W ednesday at 7:30 p. in
We cordially in v ite you to all of
these assem blies M. P utm an, m in
ister.
OREGON
Couple Honored '
at Mountaind.de
n u m b er of y ears th e ir pink show
H ow ard T raehsel w a s given a
scholarship at C orvallis sum m er
school.
Mrs. G len S tiff is slow ly reco v
erin g from a n ervous breakdow n.
Mr. and M rs S tiff a re m aking
th eir hom e in P o rtlu n d for the
w inter.
H elen B ecker play ed ii piano
si I > at an en te rta in m e n t in the
H azcldalc school house F riday.
Mrs. Em m a D unt gave a farew ell
d in n e r for Mr. and Mrs. M erw in
D ant. w ho lett W ednesday to m ake
th e ir hom e In l.os A ngeles, Cal.
Mi and Mrs A d m in D ant of P o rt
land am i Mrs. H enry L ow ry of
.•Molta w ere relativ es present.
Mr. an d Mrs. It S h ip to n an d T.
C ollins of P o rtlan d w e ie guests at
Hie hom e of Mr. am i Mrs. O.
G eorge and fam ily S unday.
M arybel F lint of S cholls was ov-
e rn lg ltt guest of Miss L eila O 'C on-
not W ednesday.
Mrs. A nna L ingm an visited re la
tiv es in W ashington last week.
Mr. an d M is S. A. H ecker v is
ited Mr. and Mrs M. S onim erfeldt
in P o rtla n d Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. C hurehley
w ere am ong the guests present at
a p arty given by Mr. and Mrs. A.
H n t o o n o f B eaverton for the tru ck
d rlv e rs em ployed h.v Itu ly W il-I
helm , and th e ir fuim lles
H eghm ing n ex t S u n d ay th e hour
for th e p reat'k in g service w ill be
changed from 11:30 a. in. to 8 p. m.
N eighborhood new s front .10 A r-
gua correspondents I n d i f f e r e n t
sections of W ashington co u n ty a p
pear in th e A rgus each w e e k .
L earn w hat y o u r frien d s a re do-
less th an th re e cents a
tf
ill» >la, Mur-srot Mitlhia-piil
M O U N T A IN D A l.F Mr. and Mrs
Jo e B aker w ere su rp rised w ith a
„
n
,
.
Programs Presented; Junior Wltb tbe ralay season here jun.
mock ch a riv a ri by relative
und
Fours«iuarr C h u rch
friends M onday evening in honor
ior high v o lley b all in terest has been
Hi Program December 6
S u n d ay evening ev an g elistic s e rv of th e ir elev e n th w edding a n n i
revived. T he first gam e w as played
ice beg in n in g at 7:30. th is w eek versary. T he ev ening w as spent in
F rid ay b etw een th e 8A and 8A2.
w ill fe atu re and be c e n te re d aro u n d playing gam es.
T he grade schools a re en jo y in g th e la tte r w inning. T h e re g u la r
P resen t
w e re
th e w ell-know n and beloved hym n. Messrs, and M esdanies Ben G hent
a tw o-day T h an k sg iv in g v acation to u rn am en t w ill begin soon, w hen i
"N
earer
My
G
od
to
T
hee."
The
this T hursday and F riday. On W ed gam es w ill be p lay ed each noon
of T hatcher, A ndrew V anderzan-
i m usical p rogram w ill be built ; den of F orest G rove, Ben Nuss-
nesday th e D avid H ill school p re hour.
I
aro
u
n
d
it
an
d
w
ill
in
clu
d
e
such
sented a T h anksgiving program fo r
haum er, C laren ce Meek an d son
O fficers Nam ed
n u m b ers as. "N earer S till N ear- 1 V incent, Pat
C are will assu re you and y o u r l'»tn-
th e parents. Each room p resen ted
M aher.
L aw ren ce
T he 7B class at th e ju n io r high
!
er."
"N
e
a
re
r
the
Cross,"
“N
ear
to
a num ber.
ily of* a M erry ('h risln u ts. Fire
j Crop, and Mrs. Jo e S chm idIkofer
elected th e follow ing officers re- 1
the
H
eart
of
God,"
etc.
Mrs.
Dill
P rogram G iven
of T hatcher, an d the h o n o r e d
cently: R obert Ogilbee, presid en t;
h a z a rd s exist iu the tree, tliseurdetl
I field w ill play h er ow n piano a r I couple,
and children.
S ev eral o th er p rogrm s have been B illy Foelker, v ice-p resid en t; Iren e
gift w rap p in g s, etc.
ra n g e m e n t. w ith v ariatio n s, of the
D
arnell,
secretary
;
Ja
c
k
S
ch
u
k
art,
S unday d in n e r p arty
held in th e schools. An im p ro m p tu
, hym n "N earer My G od to T hee"
sp o rts cap tain ; H azel R asm ussen.
la n d th e y o u n g people a re illu s tra t Mr. and Mrs. Jo e B aker
A void Fire for a S a fe r and
program w as p resen ted at th e ju n R aym ond E k h ard t, R aym ond Mil-
ing th e song w ith scen ery and an d Mrs. A1 K roteh, Mr
io r high F rid ay aftern o o n w ith s tu ler, an d V era L azuck, h o sp itality !
M errier C hristinas.
ch aracters. T hey re n d e re d th is in C h arles S piering, B a rb a ra
dents fu rn ish in g t h e
num bers. com m ittee.
! th e ir C ru sad er m eeting som e w eeks and Jo h n M illet.
D ouglas S eym our gave a hum orous
h ere w as co n sid erab le decrease Jo a n C raw fo rd in "I L ive My Life. ago and it w as so im p ressiv e that
M r. and Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck
reading, R obert P e te rs play ed a in T absences
d u rin g th is last w eek.
S unday, M onday a n d T uesday it is being rep ealed in th e S unda
w ent to V ancouver Monday.
piano solo, an d a sk it w as given O nly tw o absences of m o re th an
fe a tu re at th e V enetian. B rian evening service. T he su b ject for
by W inifred Wiley, E velyn A nn th re e days w ere rep o rte d a t the
Mr. am i Mrs. G tto Voges am i
A ltern e play s o pposite her.
th e ev en in g m essage
w ill
b
Busch .. and .. C loyce
c h ild ren visited her sister, Mis.
f VERY FORM OF PROJECTION
. Bum
. . p. , In
, clos- ju n io r high. T hey w ere J a c k K en- ,
"N
earer
My
God
to
T
hee."
T
he
p
a
s
W. C. P u tm a n J r . of F arm in g to n ,
ln<- th e e n tire stu d en t body sang nelly, 6b, and E ugene Schw inof. F rid ay aft ernoon w ith th e ir par.-
to
r
w
ill
te
ll
th
e
h
isto
ry
of
the
TELEPHONE 1732
Sunday.
se
1 songs.
8A2, w ho h as a sev ere case of pois- en ts as guests. R ecitations and songs
song an d th e facts co n cern in g its
Mr. am i Mrs. Floyil R affety v is
Miss Eva M cC orm ick's and Mrs. on oak.
w ere given. R efresh m en ts w e r e w riting. S u n d ay m o rn in g at 9:45
116 SOUTH THIRD • RES 2092 • HILLSBORO. OREGON
M argaret M ooberry's classes at th e
T he en ro llm en t a t th e ju n io r serv ed th e c h ild ren an d th e p ar- th e S u n d ay school m eets, w hile at ited a day last w eek With Mr. and
Mrs Ed V ander.turnlei. of Gales
P e te r Boscow school en te rta in e d ! high has been in creasin g at a j ents.
11 o'clock Holy C om m union s e r v C reek.
p aren ts and frien d s w ith a jo in t ra p id ra te d u rin g th e last few j
New P u p ils E nrolled
ice w ill be held. T uesday th e Bible
A dolph E rdm an and fam ily v is
program T uesday aftern o o n in th e w eeks. Last w eek M arion M cCluey,
New
n ro lled in Mrs study an d p ra y e r m eeting at 7:45
N
ew p u p ils e en
w îî
ited his b ro th er. Dai: E idm an, and
au ditorium of th e ju n io r high. 7A. en tered from H eyw ood school, B lanche B rid e's 3A class include
Those ta k in g p a rt w’e re N ancy an d D onald M ilev en ro lled in th e D orothy an d H elen A n d re of N o rth T his F rid a y evening th e young fam ily of W est U nion S unday.
, _, ,,
. . .
.
people h av e charg e of th e m eeting
Mr. and Mrs. O rv ille S andy and
E aster, R osem ary R iipa. J o y Olsen, j 8A3 class from T abor, S. D.
P lain s an d C olleen M adsen of S il- a t 7:45 an d wU1 be g iv in „ a d ia .
son hav e m oved to Forest G rove,
D elores Sears, D oris Haw kins. A lan .
P ro g ram G iven
verto n .
(logue. S tre e t m eeting w ill be at w here Mr. S andy w ill be em ployed
C am pbell, D ale Busch, Lloyd L ati- i M rs. B rid e's th ird g ra d e rs p re
8 o’clock S a tu rd a y ev en in g at Sec-
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty g uests of
m er, Jam es Schafer, Ja c k L iteral. ' sen ted a T h an k sg iv in g pro g ram
Mr. and Mrs. H. W eaver w ere Mr.
and Mrs. If L. A ppleton and Mr.
F irst C h u rch of C h rist (S cientist)
—::—
and Mrs. If E H an n afo rd and c h il
S erv ices a re held e v ery S unday
All S ain ts C h u rch (Episcopal)
d ren of P o rtla n d and Mrs S ue
.e v e ? in«
A dvent S unday: C h u rc h school. D orland and d a u g h te r T h elm a of
a t 11 a. m. P u p ils u p to th e age 9;45,'. “ ?
^ u c h a iis t and sc. non Oswego.
fo r th e W hole F a m ily w ith a
of 30 years a re welcomed. F r i*
I 1’ 0 “ » «
c3
‘o ' .. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. W escott and
ch ild ren of H illsboro v i-iled .Mr.
read in g room o pen on W ednesdays
ar nd Mrs. A rch ie T hom pson am i
tu«
an d S atu rd a y s from 2 u n til 4 p. m. ^ rd” t. C hoir rth e a r s a l a t, .3 0 p.
m ily S unday.
S u n d ay 's topic. "A n cien t an d Mod- m ' t n d a y-
Mr. an d Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck
e rn N ecrom ancy. A lias M esm erism
and son H ow ard w ent to P o rtlan d
C h ristia n C h u rch
an d H ypnotism , D enounced."
T uesday ev en in g to see Mrs. H ol
— ;*—
L ord's day u n ified w o rsh ip -stu d y lenbeck's m other, M rs. B. I f G un ¿7 JUNIOR
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LUNCH,KITS
And
cord
(F
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m
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o
rth
of
H
illsboro)
ch
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school.
9:45-10
in
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rg
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of
PATENTED
Mr. and Mrs. R asm us M athiesen
S u n d ay services: B ible school at J o h n West, su p e rin te n d e n t. C la s : of A storia spent th e w eek-end w ith
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10:15; p reach in g a t 11 a. m.; ju n io r session, 10-10:45: close of school an d his parents. Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es
SETS
C. E. a t 11:20; C. E. a t 8 p. m. m orning w orship. 10:40-11:45. M usic M athiesen.
And cord
W om en's M issionary society, last by choir. Mrs. F lo re n c e K ram icn,
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty guests of
W ednesday of each m o n th a t 2 p director. S erm on, "C h ristian Influ- Mrs. K atie I.u ck w ere S y lv e ste r
Everlasting
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ence in In d ia." C h ristia n E n d eav o r and H erm an L uck of P o rtlan d . Mr.
XMAS TREE HOLDER
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a t 6:30 p. m., in te rm e d ia te (high and Mrs. R onald V ining an d fa m
M. E. C h u rch I B eth an y )
school) an d young people. In ter- ily of F orest G ro v e an d Mrs. L au ra
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On G erm an to w n ro ad . S u n d ay estin g m eetings for y o u th E vening E ddington.
school e v ery S u n d ay , 10 a. m.; G er- w orship, 7:30. Song serv ice and
BEVERAGE SET
( Latest)
M r an d Mrs. A be Y ouneen and
r? an service. 11 a. m., first a n d serm on by th e pastor. L o rd 's day d a u g h te r E laine an d N orm an Ros-
All Metal
th ird S undays; E nglish service, 11 m ark s th e beginning of D ecem ber back of H elvetia v isited Mr. and
SOFA PILLOWS—
second an d fo u rth S undays, and our first w eek's activ itie s fol- Mrs. F ra n k C orey an d fam ily S u n
CAKE BOXES
(New and smart) .
—E. J u liu s T raglto, p asto r.
tf iow; c h o ir re h e a rsa l M onday, 7:30 day.
p. m. in C. E. room . B oard m eet
Suday
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in
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p
a
rty
guests
of
WATER
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B anks M. E. C h u rch
Unfinished
ing, 7:30 p. m.. T uesday. T uesday.
S u n d ay school e v ery S unday, 9:45 2:30 p. m., m onthly m e etin g of La Mr. an d Mrs. H arold R eynolds w ere
Jug and 6 glasses
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Mrs. Loa A n d erso n am i son R ich
r n t e n d e ^ rs ^ e h iy a°lio rd - SUpcJ ’ , dies' Aid. T h u rsd ay . 7:30 p. m.. de-
ard of V ancouver an d Mr. and
n k w S T l» ™ ™ L “ rV'CeSR b y vo tio n and B ible stu d y conducted
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All enamel
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day ev en in g a t 8 o clo ck . L ad ies C h rk jfs G aU lean M lnlstry is b e . boro. V isitors of Mr. an d Mrs. R ey
•
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Aid m eets first a n d th ird W ednes-
ing studied. A splendid co u rse of Mrs. H. A bels of V ancouver am i G? DRIP-O-LATER—
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stu d y fo r anyone. S ev eral D ecem Mr. an d Mrs. C R. M errill and son <.;r
"Oven
Ware”
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ber fe a tu re s a re being p lan n ed , in- J a c k ie of H illsboro.
The C o n g reg atio n al C hurch
Mr. and Mrs. M ax D reeszen and
C h u rch
WAICH FOR OUR AD NEXT W EEK— COMPLETE LINE OF NEW TOYS
son D ale hav e m oved from th e ir
ard
hom e at S h erm an 's m ill to B anks.
in g w orship.
.Mrs, N. 11. T oates and d a u g h te r
ishness of P . ... - ......„.
-,
v isited Mr. an d M rs. R. E. Fox and
Saturday
us, "O L o rd M ost Holy, A bt; v io lin p asto r'
Saturday
d a u g h te rs of P o rtla n d S unday.
solo, “A v e M aria,” S ch u b ert-W il-
—
Special
Special
Mr. and Mrs. Ed V andi rzanden
helm j.—T. A rth u r D un g an , actin g
M ethodist E piscopal C h u rch
m inister.
I C h u rch school, 9:45, M iss Rose of G ales C reek v isited her folks,
18x35
RUGS
BROOMS
—
C ave, g en eral su p e rin te n d e n t; Mrs. Mr. a n d Mrs. Floyd R affety S u n
B eav erto n C h u rch of C h rist
T. W. M cD onald, p rim a ry su p rin- day.
E ach .............
O n D ecem b er 5, at 7:30. a p r o - , te n d e n t; d iv in e w orship, 11. A d * , , , Mr.
, , . an d Mrs. Jim , A nderson of
ro Vlsl,£
v isited
g ram w ill be g iv en by th e w om en dress. M iss E dna H older; E p w o rtn H illsb o ~ro
tl 1 M r. and Mrs.
of th e m issio n ary society. T his pro- L eague. 6:30: ev en in g service, 7:30, 1 ag " 'j a r d n c r b u n d . iy.
gram in clu d es a p lay let by m em - "T h e Book G oes’ F orth." Miss E dna __
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P riced
.50
bers of th e society an d n o adm is- H older, o u r sp e a k e r S u n d ay m orn- r t p p i l V II I<* S c i t C t C t l
sion is
charged, b u t no o fferin g ing, is a m issio n ary to India, on
u v iiu u i
from ..
F C 4 11
w ill be
tak en . B ible school n e x t leav e of absence. Miss H o ld er w ill
1
S u n d ay
a t 9:45 a. m.; com m union be dressed in a M oham m edan cos-
service,
11 a. m., follow ed b y tu m e in g iv in g h e r address. S u n
ÎRv Hmiel Churchl^yi
«JW
p reach in g b y p astor; su b ject, “H ow d ay ev en in g "T he Book G oes F o rth "
.....................„ „ T h e school d istrict (z?f
REEDVILLE
233 East B aseline St.
th e G ospels C am e." Y oung p e o p le 's ; w ill be given. T his m essage is ¡1- p u rch ased tw o a c res w
„ est of the *
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service, 6:30. p. m. E v an g elistic song lu stra te d by slid es show ing how p re se n t school g ro u n d s and as a
H illsboro, O regon
serv ice a t 7:30 p. m., led by th e th e B ible goes on its m ission of W PA p ro ject a re h av in g » t h i
I young people, follow ed by p reach - c a rry in g th e m essage of tr u th .— g ro u n d s leveled off an d m aking
j C h arles M. R eed, m inister.
p lay g ro u n d on It.
I L ester G rey, w ho w as h u rt last
w ii k w hen a '.ick <.f g ra in fi ll on
him and to re th e ligam ents in his 3
leg an d chipped his k n e e cap, is
slow ly recovering. H e is still un-
• a b le to w ork.
N ext m eetin g of th e W est U nion
Mrs. L. F oster is m ak in g an e x
local, F a rm e rs' U nion, w ill be D e- ten d ed visit w ith re la tiv e s in S cal-
cem b er 5. w hen officers w ill be tic. Wash.
elected. A ll m em bers a re u rg ed to
Mrs. C h ristin a K elly is v isitin g
be present. T w o new m em bers w ill Mr. an d Mrs. E. A n d erso n and
A w ide v a rie ty o f b rig h t, c h e ery Chrislnia.s
be in itiated .
fam ily in S uver.
w ra p p in g p a p e rs an d c e llo p h an e s. D ress up
A sh o rt business session w as
A program w as given last F rid ay
h eld before th e dance a t th e K. P. night by th e R ecdville 4-H calf
th a t g ift!
hall. N o rth P lains. T h u rsd ay . T he club. A m otion p ic tu re was show n,
p resid en t, F re d Jossy, urged ail H enry Hagg, le a d e r of th e c4 'f
m em bers to try to be p resen t at club, was given a fiv e-y ear leadi i
(th e o pening of th e F arm ers' U nion pin; D onald K in am an received a
w areh o u se in H illsboro S a tu r d a y .1 o n e-y ear pin: R ichard Hagg and
L a rg est stock H oliday G re e tin g s e v e r
\\ ide variety of toys that children like
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P ly m o u th m eans a different d e
lig h t—th e greatest economy of
an y full siz e c a r —th e s u p e r -
o b e d i e n t st e r in g — p e r f e c tio n
in H ydraulic Brakes—rugged secu-
rity in th e new Safety-Steel body
w ith distinctive new style—lu x u
rious, room y in terio rs—th e in
com parable sm o o th n ess of eighty
m iles an h o u r w ith F loating Power
engine m o u n tin g s.
W rite your own ticket of w h at
y o u ’d call perfection in a low
priced car. T hen com e to o u r
salesroom and see it in th is new
1936 P ly m o u th —*the m ost perfect
car in the low est-price class.
“ A lw ay , tiie L ow est F in a n ce C h a rg e s ” -
18 Year* in HtILhoro
1933 2-door Chevrolet
A n ice clean coupe.
A re a l buy!
M echanically perfect.
Has
been reconditioned. V e r y
good tires.
1928 Nash Sedan
Good condition. L ots o f
tra n sp o rta tio n left and priced
rig h t.
1928 Chevrolet Coupe
N ew
1927 Ford Coupe
Good
tires and paint. R uns
v e ry good.
1924 Star Pick-Up
tra n sp o rta tio n cheap.
A good car cheap.
D ia le r lo r
1936 Willys “77”
4-door Sedan $589 here
Cady Motor Company
HILLSBORO. OREGON
1929 Ford Coupe
1936 Graham Sedan
$869 here
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Dressed Dolls
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C loaing O u t
U n b re a k ab le
Closing O u t
35c
USED C A R S B O U G H T AND SOLD
S ri mul .m d V ,c h in aten
O ne Lot
Iron Loys
each
ANTIMONY WARE
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C ream Sets
49c
Je w e lry Boxes 25c, 49e
B ih I V ases 25c, 35c, 49c
( "and leh o ld ers 15 to 49c
C ig a re tte Boxes
20c to 49c
A Ii I j ays 5c, 1 ()«•, 15c
5 - 1 0 - 1 5 Cent
Store
11 illsboro
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Fancy CHINAWARE
Teapots
15c to 49c
R ange Sets ............. 49c
Cookie Jars
39c, 49c
Vases
10c to 49c
Bull) Bowls 15, 20, 25c
Bonbon Dishes
25c
Large UBKortmcnt ovenw are
5 • 10 - 15 Cent
Store
Hillsboro
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