Shop Early
Here for Christmas
Shop Early
Here for Christmas
V olum e 42, No. 43
Hiiuiwro i»d«*«n<taat lùiakiuttmi m i
H illsboro, O regon, T h u rsd a y , D ecem ber 12, 1935
Hiiubor. Amu & m m u m
S ection 2, P a g e s 1 to 6
um
and M rs. P. A. Q ualls attended a
ited at the W. 0 . Chandlec home
e n ty -firs t b irth d a y. Present at d in ­
surprise p a rty M onday given by
ner were Messrs, and Mesdames
Sunday.
the P yth ia n Sisters o f N o rth Plains
H enry Vandehey and fa m ily , W il­
Born, to M r. and Mrs. W aldo
fo r Mrs. E lm er Mays, w ho rece ntly
F lin t, Decem ber 5, a boy
liam Cop and fa m ily , George V a n ­
m oved to Y a m h ill.
dehey and fa m ily , George H e nd ricks
A n ita K ru h m c r of B lo om in g spent
M rs. W a lte r A rn o ld and baby
and fa m ily , Charles Vandehey and
the week end ut the Ed D em m ln
son re tu rn e d home Sunday from
borne.
fa m ily George V u y ls tc k e and fa m ­
the Jones hospital in H illsb oro .
ily , W alter Vanderzanden and fa m ­
W C. Heaton and H e n ry S chultz
W ashington G range Installs
Scholls’ Aid to Hold Party w ent
M iss Helen H ollenbeck re tu rn e d
to DePoe Buy and W ald po rt Class Groups Elect O fficers; 7A Presents Program ; P en­ ily , T ony Vandehey, H e n ry V an­
home Sunday fro m a v is it w ith
derzanden and d a ug hter and R ay­
M onday, re tu rn in g Tuesday
O fficers; Parties Held
at F. E. Rowell Home
frie n d s at W illa m in a
mond H e rtc l, and M rs. C. Vande­
manship C ertificates R eceived; A bsences D ecrease
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests a*
B irth d a y Celebrated
hey, A lfre d Vandehey and M ils
the II T. Hesse home In honor ut
(B y M int M arg aret M athi«a*n)
<Hy I. I I D v m rn ln )
M r. and M rs. L o e l H ollenbeck
M ild re d H ulsm an.
Hie b ir th d a y s o f M rs H esse mill
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SCHO1.1.S H onor r o ll fo r M id -
surprised th e ir son H o w ard w ith a
Born, to M r. and M rs. Joseph
H onor r o ll fo r the last six weeks' I A nna M a ry H a rtra m p f. K a th e rin e
her niece, O llld e n c Coe, were M r.
G range in sta lle d its o ffice rs a t p a rty W ednesday evening, the oc­
way c h o o l Includes A lic e W hitten ,
L u c ille
W a lte r*.
P h y llis Meeuwsen, December 5, a g irl.
and Mrs. O M. Heaton, Miss Ina period has been announce,I To at - | W ile y,
the
hornecom
ing
m
eeting
S
atu
rday
A lle n lloleen, E velyn llole en iind
casion being her sixtee nth b irth d a y.
Mrs. Ed w in Jesse
i Laure ncia
l.y n h e m t, Iva n Stevens, A rm o u r ta in th is d is tin c tio n a c h ild must Johnston and M a rio n Rucher. The
w ith a la rg e cro w d in attendance.
V iolu llu r k e M irny c h ild re n of this
Reynolds, Robert G usteferson of receive at least fiv e S plus grades class made a special study o f the Vanderzanden» was given a lin e n John L o ftis acted as in s ta llin g o f­ Present were Donald S piering,
school have been i l l w ith chicken- I P ortlu nd
on his card w ith depo rtm e nt o f 90 m uch discussed a rticle . "A n d S ud- j shower Sunday aftern oon at the fic e r in the absence o f C la y D o-- John M cBeth, Raym ond D ie ric k x .
pox.
M r. and Mrs. Paul C a rt Sr. and o r above. P u p ils on the honor ro ll den Death.” w h ich appeared re ­ Hoy ha ll. M rs. Jesse received m any land, M r. and M rs. John L o ftis M e r r ill Mead and N orm an S m ith
M r and M rs M a rk W olfe visite d
o f Banks, G len S andford of N o rth
ce n tly in the Readers’ Digest, and | nice gifts.
are.
are the o n ly liv in g c h a rte r m em ­
lo r parents. M r. und Mrs. M 11 grundduughter, M a rth a Van Vale
J u n io r high: BA — P h y llis A m - also discussed e d ito ria ls fro m va- ( Mrs O. M Vanderzanden spent bers o f the W ashington Grange. P lains and V ic to r LaP orte, N orm an
and M r und M rs Puul C a rt Jr.,
llo zu rth , en rou te to San Diegu,
Stanton,
Leonard
and
Robert
achcr, D oris B ia n d a w , ( ’a ry l Estepp. rio us newspapers.
T hursday and F rid a y in P ortla nd .
The grangers w ill have th e ir C h ris t­ Fowles. Paul H e rg e rt and the hon­
Cal , and M exico, for several weeks a ll of P ortland, visite d ut the C a rl Anna M ary H a rtra m p f, V irg in ia ,
W ohlschlegel home Sunday.
Each m e m lsT of the OB a rlth m e - .
mas tree the firs t m eeting in Ja n ­ ored guest.
They w ill also v is it B ou ld er dam.
Mrs. J. E. B en n e tt is confined Havens. P h y llis Johnston, Lo rrea n tic class and the 7B language class j
u a ry and everyone is welcom e to
S. E. S w ift of Seattle, Wash.,
O n ly One on R o ll
to her b id w ith in ju rie s received Muy, Jacqueline W alters, ' James is m a k in g an in d iv id u a l graph '
come.
spent the w eek-end w ith his sister,
L o ll McCool l> th o o nly M • on
when she slipped and fe ll last A lliso n , and D a vid W ile y. 8A2
show ing his d a ily progress in his t
Mrs.
S.
A.
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to
n
and
daugnter
lain nle p u p il to u ttu ln the honor Thursday,
M
rs.
H e n ry W eaver.
Neva -Ziegler and E d w in L in n . 715 w o rk.
Jolien e of B eaverton vis ite d M r.
ro ll heeuuse o f so m uch illness.
K ate Iw asaki, Jean A n n Pasley.
M r. and Mrs. Ed D e in m in and
The second and fo u rth grades o f 1
B E A V E R T O N — Rev. C h a r l e s and M rs. H e n ry W eaver Sunday.
M r. m id M rs
A r th u r Bozard L o rra in e D e in m in vis ite d at the M a ry W yatt, M e rl Fishback. 7A - the Peter Boscow school have jo in ­
Plan B ib le Studies
M iss A lm a R a ffe ty spent several
ftio v c d fro m A m boy, W a s h . to n Wes Sandy home in M o u n ta in d u le Cloyce Bum p. W in ifre d W iley, A lice ed the J u n io r Red Cross 100 per C lark, pastor o f the B eaverton Con­
B ib le studies w ill be held at
days
last
w
eek
w
ith
her
sister,
M
rs.
gregational
church,
le
ft
by
tra
in
P irle. Edna Rasmussen. E d ith Sah- cent Several room s exceeded th e ir
t o m e n e a t the H a rold Aebischer Sunday.
H u be r C om m ercial h a ll eve ry S un­
now, Donald Cady, Joyce M a rtin . quota in the sale o f C hristm as seals. Tuesday evening fo r San Francisco Ed Vanderzanden. of Gales Creek. day n ig h t at 7:30. be ginning De­
fa rm to cut cord wood.
B irth d ay C eleb rated
B
irth
d
a
y
s
C
elebrated
to
be
w
ith
his
daug
hter
there.
Hi;
B illy C yrus and A k ir a Tsugawa The 4A sold m ore than th e ir share,
Young people, w ho attended the
cem ber 15 I t w ill be fo r th e w hole
M r. und M rs. R alph C hristensen
Sunday school beach p a rty given e n te rta in e d w ith a b irth d a y p a rty UB—Ja ck K en ne dy and Hubert B ris ­ and the 3A sold 109 seals w ith a has been granted a tw o m onths’
M r. and M rs. James M athiesen fa m ily. "Com e and b rin g yo u r
leave
of
absence
o
w
in
g
to
i
l
l
by Mr.i. Kerd G ro n e r ut the G roner M onday aftern oon fo r th e ir son, tol. BA—B e tty G u lle y, June Ir e ­ quota o f 00
entertain ed S atu rday evening w ith frien ds and le t us stud y together.”
land. Frances Meyers, L y le Shaw
cottage HeiM inber II, 7 und 1). I n ­ Donuld, on his seventh b irth d a y .
a d in n e r in honor o f the b irth d a ys The “ B ib le ” w ill be the subject
A considerable decrease in ab­ health.
and Leonard Sherm an.
due! u W ilm a Herd, D oris Heaton,
M r. and M rs. C a rl Hansen r e ­ of George Rice and N ic o la i M a th i­ of th e firs t study. I t w i ll be con­
sences at the ju n io r high was
L o rra in e D e m m ln spent several
E velyn H a tfie ld , A lta C h irk , W ll- ' days last week at t h e
R ichard 1 P e te r Boscow school: 4A — Dalc- shown d u rin g the last week. Eu- j cen tly purchased a fa rm in Y am ­ esen. Guests w ere M r. and M rs. ducted by Mrs. A. G. Nagel.
Busch. A lla n C am pbell, N a n c y gene S ch w in o f o f the 8A2 class at h ill county. T hey w ill not. h o w e v e r., W A. D illo n and daughters B ernice
ma He .e, L u c ile Carlson.
Dale W h ittle home in L a u re l.
A ilee n Easter, L lo y d L a tim e r, Rose- the ju n io r hig h re tu rn e d to school take possession o f it u n t il ne xt fa ll and Verna, C a ro lin e F u lle r, V in ­
Powers, Pansy
W eaver, Thelm a
Scholls Ladies' A id w ill ho ld a
Johan on, E rw in Heaton, S tun fo rd q u iltin g p a rty at the F. E. R o w ell M a ry Ritppa, Charles T reglow n , a fte r an extended absence because at w h ich tim e the lease held by the cent Sharp and George Rice of
and Ernest Seym our.
G oite r,
Leland M cC a n n ,
Janies home T hursd ay and F rid a y.
H illsb o ro . L a V e lle Jackson o f N o rth
o f poison oak. A t the D a vid H ill present occupants expires.
D a vid H ill school: 5B Erm a W il­ school EuVeane G e rn h a rt and E ve­
M o o n , Earl C hristopherson, Joseph I
Mrs. Florence Johnson Is spend­ Plains. Dennis H a ll, M argaret. W a l­
P h o n e 953
: H illsboro
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fit
S
u
ccess
liams.
5A
Barbara
Shuw,
V
io
la
¡old Tom S tre tch e r und Jack P o w ­
ly n M ile y . 2A, were absent w ith in g a few days at W illa m in a v is it­ te r and N ico la i M athiesen and th e
FU N ER A L D IR EC TO R S
A b o u t 42 attended the Scholls T a ylo r,
E laine B arber,
B e ve rly chickenpox. In the 4A John W ile y in g M r. and Mrs. M . E. U n d e rh ill. host and hostes*.
ers.
and
H e nry C am pbell,
James re c e n tly un d e rw e n t an ap p e n d icitis M r. and M rs. U n d e rh ill were fo rm ­
Mrs. Jen nie F nrver. w ho has been Ladles' A id b e n e fit lu n ch at the F. Beach,
M r. and M rs. Page G a rd n e r are
LIC EN SED EM BALM ERS
E. Row'cll home F rid a y . S ix d o lla rs F ow ler, S tan fo rd G ray and R obert o p era tion. and M a x in e M cC luey er residents o f Beaverton.
il l Mie past m onth, Is im p ro v in g
on a business t r ip to southern O re ­
F M. I.ille g a id re tu rn e d S a tu r ­ was realized. Mrs. l.e la W estfall's Powers. 4A —Don M orrison, Maida was o u t w ith scarlet fever. T he j M r. and Mrs. A lle n R ineh art, son- gon.
B ill E rdm a n o f P o rtla n d spent
day fro m a e v e ru l weeks' e m p lo y­ side won fo r attendance, 23; most Fishback, G a il K oh lm e yer, Velm a o n ly absence at the Peter Boscow in -la w and daug hter o f M r. and
w ith
his
uncle,
m ent w ith a telephone crew at culls, und a new members, M rs. O. G a llu p and Douglas Jungnicke) 3A school was James S chafer 4A.
Mrs. H L . Hudson, have m oved to the w eek-end
W
alter
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y,
L
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n
H
a
ll,
Bob
M
E
rickson.
A d o lp h Erdm an, and fa m ily .
Camas, Wasb.
Several p u p ils m oved fro m H ills ­ an ap artm en t in P ortla nd .
M
orrison.
M
abel
Lou
Webb.
N
o
r­
H o w ard
H o lle nb eck spent the
Dr. W. B. C handlec and F ra n k
boro last week. Neva S m ith, 2A at
The house at the J. E. B ennett
In sta ll J o in tly
ma Lou K roeger, A lo ne A m acher the D a vid H ill and Lorena S m ith , i Nineteen members, in c lu d in g o f­ week-end w ith G len S an dford o f
N orm an w ent to K la m a th Falls on fa rm Is being rem odeled.
and
C
o
rin
n
e
B
row
n.
u business t r ip F rid a y.
5A, le ft fo r Corona, Cal.; D onald ficers of B eaverton G range, a t­ N o rth Plains.
O ffice rs Named
Robertson. 2A at the Peter Bos- I tended the in s ta lla tio n of the 1936
M r. and M rs. C lyde L in c o ln and
Mrs. R obert M e r r i ll is ill. The
State C a p ito l News L e tte r —OtV-
N
ew
o
ffic
e
rs
w
ere
elected
in
cow school re c e n tly m oved to S h e r­ office rs o f Aloha. Leedy and B eav­ son W esley, M rs. M a ria Jackson
U e r r llls re ce n tly m oved to the old ' Ing Mo- h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l ac­
m
any
rooms.
F
o
llo
w
in
g
were
e
le
ct­
wood. V e rd u n S im m s o f
N o rth erton Granges at the A lo h a G range and grandson, Jo h n n y Jackson, of W alnut and Filbert Meats
H u s < It place fro m P ortla nd .
t iv it y ut Sulem .—E v e ry w eek In
N o rth P la in s vis ite d M r. and M rs
t f ed at ju n io r high: 8A -James A l l i ­ P la in s is a new p u p il in the 7A at h a ll T hursd ay evening.
W a lte r W y d u a r o f P o rtla n d v is ­ the A rgus.
son, president: Helen C yrus, vice - - the ju n io r high C harles Sim m ons
F lo y d R a ffe ty and daughters S un­
L ig h t H alves 30c lb.
| president; Haym ond Eslinger, sec­ is a new p u p il in the 5A at D a vid
N eighborhood news fro m 30 A r ­ day.
r e ta r y - tr e a s u r e r ;
E la in e Cruzen. H ill.
M r. and Mrs. Ray D ennison of
gus correspondents i n d i f f e r e n t
sergeant - at - arms.
7A — D o n a l d ^
The g irls of the 8A class e n te r­ sections o f W ashington co u n ty ap­ P o rtla n d v is ite d M r. and M rs. N.
Eagon. president; E d ith Sahnow. tained the boys w ith a p a rty at the pear in the A rg u s each w e e k . H. Toates and fa m ily Sunday.
M cM in n ville, O regon
vice -preside nt; Joyce M a rtin , sec­ ju n io r hig h rece ntly, as the resu lt Learn w h at y o u r frie n d s are do­
M r. and Mrs. Lo el H ollenbeck.
re ta ry t ill D o rothy Coomer, presi- o f losing a wager as to w ho w o u ld i in g fo r less than th re e cents a M rs. E a rl H ollenbeck. M rs. J L.
I d,-nt; Jack K en ne dy, vice-president; have the highest average in de ­ week.
t f VanD om elen, M rs. F lo y d R a ffe ty
Duane Haynes, secretary. 6A B illy p o rtm e n t fo r the six-w e e k period.
Z iegler, president; Deloss Anderson, T he boys w on w ith an average of
vice-president;
D o ro th y K id n e y 99 per cent.
I secretary; E dw ard Weds, treasurer:
I Iva n S teinke, sergeant-at-arm s. 6A2 !
D oyle M cC ollough, president; A l- I
i v in Kraus, vice -preside nt; Vernon
I G alaw ay. secretary; Joe S ticka and
I Roby T anb ert, room m onitors. T w o I
(B y M im M arth a VamJerxanden)
rooms at the Peter Boscow school i
I elected the fo llo w in g leaders: 4 A - ! R O Y —A 4-H sew ing clu b was
Nancy A ile e n Easter, president: organized in Roy u n d e r the le a d e r­
(L o rra in e D arned, v ic e -p re s id e n t; ship o f D o ro th y Vandom elen. O f­
Jack L ite ra l, secretary. 1A M i Ida . fice rs o f th is c lu b are Eileen M oore,
Vanderzanden,
i Beth P itm an, president; M ild re d president; P h y llis
Rasmussen, vice -preside nt;
lle n e ' vice -preside nt; and Frances V ande-
i W yatt, song leader; Helen Lazuck. j hey. secretary.
M rs. R ichard D o h e rty o f P o rt­
poem leader; D o ro th y Iw asa ki, art i
! leader; Eddy K e rs h in e r, fla g of- land spent Tuesday n ig h t w ith her
( fleer; A lla n Giesbers, he alth le a d ­ m other. Mrs. D ie ric k x .
T he Misses F lorence and M in n ie
er; T om m y Thom pson, room o f f i­
Vanderzanden of P o rtla n d visite d
cer.
Special program s w ere held at M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Meeuwsen
the schools rece ntly.
The th ird Sunday evening.
th ir d grade o f Peter Boscow school
B irth d a y C elebrated
had a un iq ue program fo r parents.
C o rne liu s Vandehey was s u rp ris ­
T he c e n tra l idea. " A T r ip T h ro u g n ed Sunday at his home on his sev-
N ovem ber." covered ad special days |
and in te re s tin g item s studied d u r- i
lu g the m on th w ith e ve ry c h ild
o ffe rin g e ith e r poems, stories, plays,
o r m usical num bers. T w en ty-se ven
guests w ere present. A n a ttra c tiv e
a rt display covered one w a ll o f the
room.
D entist
P rogram G iven
The 7A class o f the ju n io r high
presented a program in the a u d i­
to riu m F rid a y afternoon. A cle ve r
tw o-act p lay was given w ith the
fo llo w in g people ta k in g part: B illy
C yrus, L cR oy Cam pbell.
Cloyce
Bum p. Joyce M a rtin . O rb ic H o ff­
man, D onald Cady. W in ifre d W ile y,
A lic e P irie. O th e r num bers were
a c la rin e t solo. Donald Cady, a
song. C loyce B um p; a g u ita r duet,
M ild re d Bose and L illia n M ille r.
F in a l num ber was a gro up song
fe a tu rin g E ve lyn G errish. L z e ly n
NORGE GAS RANGE
A n n Busch and E velyn Patten in
ROLLATOR
the only gas ran
a tap dance arrangem ent. Preceding
REFRIGERATOR...
the program the school band, con­
w ith the revolutic
the only refriger­
sistin g of students fro m tiic fo u rth
MASTER PE LUXE SPORT SEDAN
ary C o n c e n tr a t
ator w h ic h has
to eig h th grades, played several
the simple, sur
burner which pt
selections.
Come in- See the
p lu s p o w e r e d
Several ju n io r high g irls received
duces fa s te r he
PL A T E S— So th in you
K o lla to r c o ld -
high school ce rtifica te s in penm an­
w ith less fuel— y
nnplete display °J
ship.
a
fin
e
accom
plishm
ent.
These
m aking mechan­
can see th ro u g h them ,
can be turned dox
g irls arc Anna Webb. P h y llis J o h n ­
ism powered to
y
e t stro n g an d d u ra b le .
to less than a sit
ston. M a ry June D u x b u ry . K a th e rin e
make more cold
iorge money-sating
mering flame.
W iley, C a ry l E step p . H e le n C yru a
than y o u 'll ever
and E laine Cruzen.
need.
p p lia n c e s . hiew
The 8A class at the ju n io r high
" I K N E W , th e m o m en t I laid
"CHEVROLET
is p re p a rin g a safety scrapbook to
D
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IST
•asy payment plan.
be made up o f o rig in a l poems, plays,
eves o n it, t h a t th is b e a u tifu l new
cartoons, jin g le s, a n d e d ito ria ls
Com m ercial Bldg.
1036
C
h
e
v
ro
le
t w as th e c a r I w a n te d to ow n,
about safety. Those on com m ittees
Two or more appli­
Second a n d M a in Sts.
are Helen C yrus. C olenc M acD ow -
" I t ’s so good-looking, so co m fo rtab le, so safe
e ll, V irg in ia Havens. Jack G ood­
ances can be bought
H ills b o r o
O re g o n
man, Jack W illiam so n, E la in e C ru ­
a n d so th rillin g to d riv e —w ith o u t being th e
zen, B illy L c id c r,
D a vid W ile y,
¡n combination Jor a
least h it e x p en siv e— t h a t I can read ily u n d e r­
P h y llis Am acher, Douglas Seym our,
Grange Has
Homecoming
Honor Roll for Local Grade
Schools for Period Announced
Midway Roll
Honor Given
Q u a lity
jo b
p rin tin g - Argua.
DR. R. J. NICOL
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
Veterinarians
T elep h on e 613 and 612
Beaverton Pastor
on Leave Absence '
Donelson 8C Sewell
PRESTO N E
ANTI-FREEZE
I t in su re s you a g a in s t
d elay s in s ta rtin g a n d
costly r a d ia to r re p a irs.
Com e in to d ay .
W ANTED
S
s
December Christmas
COSLETTS
Super Service
Model Bakery
STATION
F irst
and
B a se lin e
:
H illsb oro
New Club Formed
by Roy Children
1 lik e the
N E W CHEVROLET
the best o f all
LESTER IRELAND & CO. |
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IRONERS
Dr. P. G. Brown
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autom otive-
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,er u n it, sys-
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: t y wringer,
ly other fea-
•s that make
long years o f
(factory per-
B
amounting to little
NORGE IR O N E R .
more than for one
J5T
has table to p cab
n e t ; a d ju s t a b l
temperature, p re i
I sure and speed cot
I tro l; autom atic hci
regulator; knee an
handle control; fu
open end rust-pro,
roll. A w o rth y su|
plement to the A,
to b u ilt washer.
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Christmas
uggestions
Fine Candies in Gift Packages
Stationery in Christmas Boxes
Ornamental Tree Sets, 59c to $ 5 .0 0
Medico and Yello-Bole Pipes, $1.00
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