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| Wohlschlegel homes until after th e
i Christm as holidays.
Programs Set
Benefit Success
About seventy people attended
dinner sponsored by tin
Near Scholls W he om benefit
ans club at the L arkin home
CHURCH PRO G RAM S
M ethodist Episcopal Church
Church scbool 9:45 Mlss Kose
Ca
general superintendent; Mrs.
T w McDonald, prim ary supenn-
December 10. Mrs. C. W. Larkin tender»«. Divine worship. 11. sermon
Mrs. H. T. Hesse w ere in subjecti .-Thc L mortal Gift." Spe-
A n o th e r Case o f
S c arlet and
charge of the dinner, assisted by elal nlusie: Anlhem s. • w hat Mean
other club members Program con- Those Holv v o ic es.' Adams. "There
F e v e r H o lco m F a m ily
sisted of discussion on the A m en-1 Wcre shepherds. Ashfold Solo b\
(B y L . B. Deni m in )
ARGUS,
Gift " C hristian Endeavor. 6.30 p.
m Interm ediate thigh school» and
young people A special Christm as
program of music by the choir,
7:45 p. nt. Mrs Florence Klam ien,
director, is in charge, assisted by
Miss Mildred James, pianist. All
are urged to bring a "W hite Gift"
something that our com mittee for
can home, and I h ristm as tre e w ith Miss D oris W eber. E p w o rth League, the needy may use th is w inter. Let
3,). ev en in g service. 7 30 Pageant, us show th e C h ristin as s p i r i t
SCHOLLS Scholls M. E. church gifts Mrs. C A. C arlso n and Mr-'.
will have a Christm as program ¡J ,4- .•e." c 111 ' verc the committee. "The Nativity " We welcome all throughout the whole year by car-
The club voted a paym ent tow ard | to join us in these Christm as serv- ing for our own local folk The
Sunday at 11 a. nt.
the new stove at the church a n d , ices of , hc coming Sunday Give singers are rem inded that the final
Sunday dinner party guests
also their annual scholarship loan Djacc ln Vour life at this Christ- rehearsal for the evening program
the Elmer Howard home were Mr pledge The club is sponsoring th mas season, for an expression of w ill follow the morning service un-
and Mrs. Will Eastwood and sons Red Cross roll call and Christina, your appreciation of the gift ofI til 12:30. Regular choir rehearsal.
and Alice and Lois Eastwood, all of seal sale in this community.
God of his Son to the w orld.—C. Mondays. 7:30-8:30 p. m. Midweek
Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Rrit-
Mountainside school will hold a 1 M. Reed, m inister.
I service. Thursday. 7:30 p. m. A wel-
tian and family, Mr and Mrs. Vern Christmas program Fridav evening
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cotue to any and all services.—R.
Sm ith and Mr. and Mrs. J. West-
Mrs. Waldo Flint and infant son
All Saints Church (Episcopal)
L. Putnam , pastor.
fall.
I Byron Waldo retu rn ed from th e
Sunday before Christmas: Church
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.Tack Russell spent last week at Wilcox Memorial hospital Wednes- school, 9:45: m orning prayer, with
Bethany Baptist Church
Waldport.
I day to their home at the A. B. choral service and Christm as ser- , C hurch school, 9:45 a m.; morn-
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewellin Flint farm.
mon at 11. Organ prelude. "Gesu ing service. "Christm as Sermon,"
visited Mrs. A urora Pixlay in
.Bam bino" by Yon
P ro cessio n al, u o'clock B. Y P. U„ 7:15. p. m ,
Portland Sunday.
I hymn. "H ark the Herald Angels ■ preceded bv 15 m inutes of in ten
Mrs. G. Lam bertson and daugh
d in g " by Mendelssohn. H v m n . ' sive Bible study conducted by the
te r K atherine Lam bertson of P ort
"Sing O Sing, This Blessed Morn pastor. Church service, “A P rayer
land, D. Carloff of Portland and
b y Hopkins. Offertory anthem . of Surrender. 8 p. m. Tuesday. 7:30
William W ilder of Hawaii visited
"When Christ Was Born of Mary, p m Christm as program bv church
at the Ferd G roner home Sunday.
( B y Mrs. Jo h n M D avidson)
Brown, by choir under direction of schoo|. Wednesday. 8 p. in.. mid-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Halverson
HELVETIA—Sunshine club meet- Mrs.
of Farm ington visited the F. M ing was held a w eek earlier than ' hymn Ruth Gardner. Recessional week service and Bible study. "The
........... Clear"
"It Came
Upon Miss
the Evan-
Mid- ¿r
L a o d ic e a n C h u r c h
T heo
\ 1 ee
Lillegard home Sunday.
usual this month to arrange to night
bv Willis.
nastor
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Ruby Rebekah lodge will meet give its ever increasing benefi- geline Fuller, organist. C hildren of
December 26 instead of December ciaries Christm as cheer. A C hrist- the church school w ill have their
Beaverton Church of Christ
25.
Next
Mrs. Minnie Erdm an and daugh- known friends was a feature. Th? p. m., w ith the Rev. R. T. Hicks in
______ Sunday
_______ _ evening.
..
, , 7:30.
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ter Esther and son William of Port- hostess. Mrs Victor Christensen charge. "C hristm as Around t h e I Christm as p ag e an t w ith Mrs. Rob-
land visited relatives here during assisted by Mrs Waldorf. Mrs. Sol- World " a carol service will be told ert Johnston and Mrs Rub>' Jo h n -
the week-end.
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. b J e berger
r g e r and Mrs. Hill, served a I £ "m iz an d storv T h e n u b l k i s son ln charge, will be given follow-
in song and storv. The public is „ “
,
Mr. and Mrs. Chantson Coe of
¡„..i,„ri
m o o « .-„¡„„e
in« the young peoples m eeting at
Portland called at the H. T. Hesse Mrs. Joe Baker at M ountaindale | view the creche in th e children's 6:30, also special program by the
children will be given during the
home Sunday and th eir daughter January 15.
. corner of the chapel.
Bible school hours following the
Gloria, who spent the week-end
Union Dance Tonight
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at the Hesse home, returned with
A Farm ers' Union dance will be First Church of Christ (Scientist) class assembly at 9:45 a. m. Com-
them.
held at North Plains K. P. hall to -' Services are held every Sunday m unicn service at 11 a. ni. will be
Has Scarlet Fever
night (Thursday),
at jj a m . W ednesday evening followed by a C hristm u m enage
Charles Holcom is the third mem
Mrs. Carl Hershey and family of services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school by the pastor. Midweek service ev
ber of the Ed Holcom fam ily to Cathlamet, Wash., are visiting at at 11 a. m. Pupils up to the age ery W ednesday at 7:30 p. m. We
become ill w ith scarlet fever.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. David of 20 years are welcomed. Free cordially invite everyone to these
Mrs. Rose Jackson and sons John Hershey.
| reading room open on W ednesdays assemblies.—M. Putm an, minister.
and Joe left December 6 for Mus-
Ladies' Aid met w ith Mrs. Arnold and Saturdays from 2 u n til 4 p. m
kegon. Mich., to visit relatives there Berger Next meeting will be with Sunday's topic. "Is the Universe,
Foursquare Church
and jn ^ Illinois. ^They w ill retu rn Mrs. John Berger at Bethany Jan- Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Spirit of Christm as w ill predom
_ about x Jan
t u ary . 15
.
uary 8.
inate in all services this coming
Force?”
Mrs. Fred G raff and daughter
w eek-end. The church will be a t
B irthday Celebrated
Diana of P ortland spent several
tractively decorated in Christm as
Mrs. M att Mercep entertained
M. E. Church (Bethany)
days during the w eek-end w ith her Saturday w ith a birthday party
On G erm antow n road. Sunday garlands of evergreen and poin-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Larkin. for her daughter. Annie, who was school every Sunday, 10 a m.; G er settas. Christm as music will be re n
Mr. Graff
. came Sunday and with . twelve. Present w ere Anna. Mary man service, 11 a. m„ first a n d dered at both m orning and evening
them visited at th e victor Wen- and Amelia Vrlicak. Lillie Youngen. third Sundays; English service. 11 services but particularly in the eve
fourth Sundays. ning service, com mencing at 7:30.
strom home
Irene and Doris Ritter, Betty and a. m., second and
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murray’. Mrs. Jean Yungen. Theresa Bishop. Mary —E- Ju liu s Traglio, pastor.
tf The choir, soloists, ladies' trio, as
Lucile Flint and Mrs. Ada Hanson and Joe Mercep, th e honor guest :
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1 w ell as the children will combine
attended th e Rebekah convention and hostess
Banks M. E. Church
to m ake it a beautiful Christm as
and lodge m eetings in Sherwood
Boy Scouts enjoyed ath letic: Sunday school every Sunday, 9:45 service at 11. Monday evening at
Saturday.
games F riday night. Saturday the ?• m" Mr*- Fred Wolford, super- 7:30 the Sunday school will present
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Leist of Oak- scoutmaster. Joseph Wenzel, was at intendent. Preaching services by ¡ts annual Christm as pageant, the
land, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. H arry the scout headquarters in Portland 'E llsw o rth Tilton, pastor, every Sun- subject of which will be, this vear.
C rater of Newberg. Scotty Chur-
The dances at H elvetia hall arc day evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies' "The Star-L ighted Path". In' ad-
ley of near Beaverton and M elburn very popular if one judges by the Ald meets ilrst and th ird Wednes- dition to the pageant a huge Christ
tf mas tree, well loaded w ith gifts
Ziegler of M ountain Top visited crowd that attended last Saturday days at 2 p. m.
at the C arl Wohlschlegel home night. On New Y ear's eve there
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w ill be unburdened and its many
Sunday.
will be an(j oid tjme dance.
Tualatin Plains P resbyterian Church gifts distributed so that all who at-
(Four miles north of Hillsboro)
tend, both young and old, will
Miss Viva McCann spent the
Alice Lawson and Jean Wood of
A special Christm as program will share of its good things. There will
w eek-end visiting M ary Baird in P ortland visited the Simon Hershev
Portland.
home Sunday. Miss Lawson taught be given next Sunday m orning at ; be no service on Christm as Eve.
Mrs. C. K. H ubbard and tw o chil- at Mason Hill school several term s 11 o'clock by the Sunday school. 1 but Friday the w eeklv meeting will
dren of Sunnycrest spent Sunday
Joseph Wenzel and Jim Davidson In the evening, the C hristian Er.- be at 7:45 as usual. This Saturday
at the J. S. Herd home. Miss Wil w ere visiting John F. Davidson at deavor gives a Christm as play, at 8 p. m. Christm as carols will be
ma H erd left Sunday for an ex the Good Sam aritan hospital S at "The Prince of Peace
The Wo- sung on the street at Second and
tended visit w ith her sister, Mrs. urday. He is in a cast from the m an's Missionary society meets Main. You will find a warm wei-
E. C. Goodman, of Prosser, Wash. arm s down to his foot.
| w ith the Misses Tolke today (Thurs- . come and enjoy a blessing at these
Mike McCann has resum ed work
day). Mrs. Helen Clark Young, a : services. The Foursquare Gospel
on his house, which was started
missionary from Persia, will be the 1 church extends its heartiest season's
some tim e ago.
| guest speaker.—Rev. A. C arrick. 1 greetings to the residents of Hills-
A rthur Hitchcock of K lam ath
pastor.
boro and com munity.—Guy P. Duf-1
Falls came M onday for a visit w ith
field, Jr., pastor.
relatives.
The Congregational Church
C hurch school, 10 a. m., R ich
Mrs. Clifford T rask and daughter
(By Mrs. F. Pexoldt)
Whosoever Will Church
Jean spent th e w eek w ith her
ROCK CREEK—Christm as pro ard Wiley, superintendent; C h rist
(Above North Plains)
mother. Mrs. M ary Hill, of Stayton. gram at the Methodist church w ill mas musical service and sermon, 11
Sunday school, 10 a. m.. sermon
a. m. Music program: Processional by pastQr at
Jess Snyder of th e Scholls Tile be held Monday evening and the “•
consecratlon serv.
Co. made a business trip to Salem prografh at the Rock Creek school
. Ha r f ' l£ e He5 a d
s ice. 3 p. m.; evangelistic service. 8
Monday.
will be held Friday afternoon. Sun- ? ln ^- Mendelssohn: anthem , "T here p. m. W eek-night 6 meetings
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include ,
C. K irkpatrick returned from a day school Christm as program of W ere Shepherds,” Vincent; anthem . evangelistic service Tuesday, 3 ,
week at Oakland, Cal., December the Reformed church will be held "Sing, O Heavens." Tours: solo. o'clock; Thursday. 8 p. m . at Shady 1
11, w here he attended the funeral jointly w ith the H elvetia Sunday P?11?
obR8ato- "O H o l y Brook church; Friday, 7:30, young ,
of his uncle, Edw ard Norton, who school in H elvetia Tuesday eve Night,” Adams, sung by Mrs. Bos- people's night, an interesting study |
cow. Fam ily Christm as program for all. A Christm as pageant, "The :
d itd December 4.
ning.
V erny Edw ard of M ultnomah
Mr. and Mrs. H artm an Stauss of w ith Christm as tree, 6:30 p. m.—T. Perfect Gift,” will be given Mon- j
spent three days last w eek with Shady Brook visited his mother, A rth u r Dungan, acting m inister.
day evening.—Melvin E. James, I
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mrs. A. Stauss, Sunday.
pastor.
Kingston, and family.
C hristian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leu and fam
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S tretcher and ily visited Sunday at the Andrew
Next Lord's Day is denom inated
Pilgrim House
sons Tom, P hilip and Joseph visit Leu home in Bethany.
"Christm as" Sunday in the C hris
Friday: Ember day, with special
ed at th e Bill Edw ards home at
tian world. Every activity of the prayers for the church universal
Move to Hebo
Sherwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard Grossen day will be in com m em oration of
Jacktow n Program Friday
and son B ernard of West Union, th e Christ's b irth and its signifi
to the
A program and
Jacktow n school is giving a who have traded th e ir farm , m o v -, cance
,
, world.
,
C hristm as program at 2 p. m. F ri ed to Hebo Monday and Mr. W hite Playlet under the direction of Mrs.
day.
moved to th e form er Grossen farm H. H. S tannard will be given d u r
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M urray were the same day.
ing the church school hour from
in Silverton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan B adertscher 9:45 to 10:45 a. m. The en tire church
Mr. and Mrs. Venus Bunnell of and daughter of Hillsboro visited school offering is f o r N ational
L aurel have moved to the Odd Fel at the Mike W aeffler home S u n Benevolence, w hich comprises two
low building, and w ill open a day.
old people's homes in the northw est
store.
Ruth. Ina and Ruben Stauss have . area. Christrfias service, 10:45-11:45.
Lyle P otter spent the w eek-end been absent from school for a few Special music and sermon by pas
at Mills City, visiting his parents, weeks on account of illness.
tor. Sermon, “God's U nspeakable 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. C hrist Reichen vis-1
Form er Resident . Dies ,
Red Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Grossen
Miles H. ZW 1 George.
30, form erly of at * z West < Union
Saturday evening.
- r4 I C TV I O
Az-a t
I Zz-.»-4 I z , zJ T >z - z « z * -
■ z
this place, died in P ortland Decem
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dappen and
ber 11. He was the son of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Pezoldt of
Lily George and a brother of L u Portland visited at the Frank Pez
cille and Earl George and Mrs. oldt home Sunday. Edw ard Pezoldt
Marie Savage, all of Portland. Fun- __
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Jr., ______
formerly
of Portland, _ is now
era! services were held Saturday at employed in Cleveland, Ohio.
i lnmy s chapel and interm ent was ,
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AND WE MEAN
in M ountainside cem etery at Scholls.
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Miles came here as a small boy
W i l V L /O W f l E lilS t
w ith his parents from Kansas, the
'
fam ily moving to Portland after
T
th e death of his father several
‘J V E C C I1
years ago.
"Way Down East," a dram a
Visitors at the J. E. Bennett which has had an undisputed hold
In 1 " c o ld " H a r t
hom e Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. on America's heart for more than
N. B. Welsh and children of Blue half a century, will be on the Vene-
Super-Shell can save
Lake P ark and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- tian screen tonight. F riday and
E very savings certifi
you
up to a cupful of
ley B ennett of Portland. Mrs. J. E Saturday.
gasoline.
cate is insured up to
B ennett is laid up for several
This story is a simple story of
weeks w ith an injured back, re- simple people. But its heroine is a
In 10 m in. hill clim b
$5,090.00 under the
ceived w hen she fell recently.
symbol, a woman betrayed, pun-
Super-Shell can save
Federal
Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. G otter gave ¡shed and struggling for her right
a dinner party Sunday for Mr. and to be happy and love again.
up lo another cupful
Plan.
Mrs. Venus Bunnell and three i
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of gasoline.
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Burke Tied for Second
In 1 h r. o f ite a d y running
Herd.
D elbert B urke of Hillsboro was I
Mrs. C arl Sciffert, H erbert and tied for second place in an inter-
Super-Shell can save
vT»
Carleen Seiffert. Glenn Lytsell and | sectional extem poraneous speaking
you
up to another cup
Ray Starch visited her daughter, contest at Oregon S tate college in
Savings of $1.00 ac
ful of gasoline.
Mrs. Della Anderson, at Skainokawa Corvalli December 11 in com peti-
Sunday.
tion with eight other speakers, who
c e p te d o r la r g e r
These three big savings mean
Mr. and Mrs. F ritz Leist of were chosen as finalists in the
amounts to suit your
more mileage from every lankful!
O akland, Cal., are visiting nt the contest held each term .
Helvetia Group
Aiding the Needy
H IL L S B O R O ,
Thursday, December 19, 1935
OREGON
If you chungo your uddresa kind
president, und Veldu Kraus, secre
and the clergy. Saturday: Ember
ly notify the Argus direct nnd ut
day, commemoration of St. Thom
tary.
Hillsboro Cooking club No. 3: once.
as, the doubting apostle; F orefath
Mrs Rene Meltebeke. leader, Ja c
ers' day, com mem orating landing of
queline Walters, president; Lucille
Pilgrim Fathers in 1621. No pub
O rganization of 4-H clubs us re Walters, viee-presidQit, und Phyllis
lic services on either Friday or
ported
from
the
office
of
County
Johnston, secretary.
Saturday. Chapel open for m edi
tation and prayer. Sunday: Chapel School S uperintendent O. It Kraus
Mountaindule Camp Cooking:
and
noi
pi
evloualy
repot
tad
I
n
service of worship, 10:30 a. m L it
Gladys L. Bailey, leader; Shirley
from
the
different
com
munities
in
urgy for fourth Sunday in Advent
Carlson, president; Helen Holcom.
Quartet will sing. "The First Noel " clude the following:
vice-president, and Lois McCool,
Clothing
club
No.
1:
Mrs.
C.
P.
Solo, "Angels We Have Heard on
secretary.
High " Fourth in series of sermons Scott, Raleigh, leader; M yrtle Stark,
on "Light in the Darkness," on president; M arjorie Junor, vice-
Let the advertisem ents help you
subject, "The Pilgrim Torch;" cele president, and A nita Widing, sec nuike your shopping plana.
brating the 315th anniversary of retary.
the landing of the Mayflower P il
Bend Busy Bees, cooking: M iss,
grims at Plym outh Rock. Monday: 1 Frances Post, leader; Bertha Bag- I
Commemoration of m artyrdom of 1 genstos. president; Eranees Gohl- ,
Henry Ainsworth, Pilgrim Father son, vice-president, a n d Beulah
Tuesday. December 24: Christm as Peterson, secretary.
Eve Midnight musical festival, at
Farm ington cooking club: Mrs. .
th e Venetian theater, in conjunc John
Constipation A Other
Kanina, leader; Elsie Hagen,
tion w ith clubs of Hillsboro Chris president;
Rectal Troubles
H enrietta Dalby, vice- '
fuccMM/u//p (f/4f»<f
tian Council. 11:30 p. nt. Topic,
without h ü i p i n l / i i t l i f i
"The Light of the World." After services at 10 a.
Quick, Perm anent Resulta
the midnight service, young people dlally welcomed in. You are Cor
"llinklzv Lifetime Naw Matluxla*
to worship with
will carol through Hillsboro streets. us.
ST i u « fttr >‘ re«i H u n k l r i —
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,
.
Wednesday: Eeast of the N ativity
T h e H IN K L E Y C linic
N iw ria l A o m m ttt-M laiin n s fu r ( H it o f to w n P altaalta
of Our Blessed Lord. Chapel open
Argus classified ads get results.
• Here is the modarn electric
all day, for m editation and prayer,
alarm clock. It is sell starting:
and visits to the Manger. The chap
never stops. *1 lie numerals anil
el will rem ain open until Twelfth
the hands are luminous against
Night (January 6) for visiting the
a black background. T h e price
Manger Christm as music will be
of this model is.......... $ 5 . 9 5
reepa'.ed December 29.
The Memorial you erect toduy you
Also available in same style, but
offer us a testim onial of your devotion
n u ry background and gold trim
Baptist Church
to some departed life It serves ns a
mings, $ 6 .4 0 . May be purchased
symbol of that life and as a tribute to
R?> M S. Woodworth will speak
on easy terms. Dozens o f o th er
its worth. Occasionally it Is dedicated
at tiie church Sunday morning
attractive models front w hich to
to more thnn a single person, to a fam
Christm as program will be held at
choose. Ciive electric clocks—
ily perhaps, but always it Is erected us
7:30 p. m. Sunday.
always appreciated!
a m ark of affection.
T rinity L utheran Church
Services Sunday at 10:30 a. in.;
OREGON MONUMENT WORKS
Sunday school at 9:45; KEX at 1:45
■STORES
1‘hone 121
Hillsboro, Oregon PCPC
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service at 8 p. m.; Christm as Day
Organization 4-H
Groups Announced
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