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il eh p. n n n
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Page T h r e l
lin » d ” Shake pcare at the S h rin e Leslie Johnson, and M r. and Mr-). and Mrs. Pete Vandchey and fa m
ala rm about It being sm allpox, bul |
H ilh
ft.h .«.l itg ltlt
.' I* Johnson.
a u d ito riu m New Yf’or «
ily if Gules C reek Bunday
he pronounced It chicken pox.
Y o u r K ill.l
U rli.« o. Muka
M r. and M rs Charles Roy visite d
M r. and Mrs. L . O M oore of
C o m m u n ity c lu b p ru i'ru tn was
New» B lu f f
N lir i Ir r K< I hhi I
M r. anti Mrs. Edgar M oar o f B u r-
A l i i m t i i Dance Set
given at Pleasant V ie w schoolI
P
o
rtla n d visite d M r. and Mrs. J.
The I l i l t i l a lu m n i w ill have th e ir lln g ti n last week.
house S atu rday evening. M e r v ln l
' liie tl t»v H ill'b o w »
lin d i R b<*ol R inden* body
A M oore T hursday.
Mrs. Mae M cDanie s and fa m ily 1
annual dance Decem ber 31) in the
W h itm o re played the v io lin . J. p
| gym. The seniors have been in are m o vin g to the* W a lke r place 1
Jones t l i e ba n jo and Mrs. Hay Ego
d u rin g the holidays.
vited.
aci'o iiipa lucd them on the piano
1111.I I I N R W H H TA FP
I.u rille W h ile P r e s i d e n t ! M
rs Ira G M cC o rm ick and M c ri ¡
IM Itn r
Ann Munkr««
in I H offm an gave reading
M rs j
M iria m D o yle w ill take a t r ip to
D ance on S a tu rd a y
A asistani Editori
1 C a lifo rn ia d u rin g the C'hri ,tm .n
Ira l< M cC o rm ick w ill he in c h .-1;;'-, M r ( ' E. W ell , represe nting the
A
good-sized
audience
attended
CÍ-VE U ECTR Ii CAE GIFTS
M ary C altlw «ll, Joy I .,»ll- * r. and Toz-
i f Hu- progrom s fo r the year. f.li , "D a u g h te i . o f tlie A m erican Revo
1 _ ■ 4L *
the ju n io r p lay F rid a y n ig h t, in I holidays.
(11» Mr». 4«»«« M a v r r .)
V srn » Alo-ndroih
L
illia
n
T
e
tz
la
ff,
w
h
o
was
M
ay
Ih -n ry Versleeg suppci
and M r I lution,*' spoke Io tin- a .-c m b ly lie -
spite o f co u n te r-a ttra ctio n s, am i
BUXT41
W B A met In all
A th U tlr« Raymond I.n ir. Esaeutlyn
general satisfaction was expressed. | Queen last year, is now w o rk in g
8 day in c c tiiig nt the O range h a ll I)e- Hay Ego social I. M i >es G lo ria eember II. She exp la ine d how tlie
< * ,,0 lo - il
Iroiul T r i k. Clol» Rnprennnl»-
(B y M i-« M arth a Vanderzanden)
H
o
ffm
a
n
am
i
Jessie
V
crtco
g
am
i
II * , — 1*1,il,,
lln /n l
I Im rrh ln y ; (lir i
Faurest Anderson, as the she riff, at L ip m a n f j W olfe's in F’ ortla n d .
g ill, w hom this society is going
£ (-ember I I, w ith a Christmas din-
R
O
Y J. M. Vanderzanden was
M
i
,s
Brogden
and
her
au
nt
pi
in
('tá
re
m
e
Wood
were
appointed
t
>
Itnimrva«.
Jean
A
nn«
(lo
nnn
ll;
R«n»i».
a Her. A bout 25 non-m em bers were get up the ne xt program . Mrs A l - I Io send from Oregon to W ashing M uori, « )'«nr«nboorrt; K lov-lt. Elman pluyeo the heavy ro le H is appear- to spend C h ri-tm a s week w ith rc l- honored
w ith a b irth d a y d in n e r '
um-e und voice were in keeping
f pre ent at ,|ie dinn er. Each melt*
ton. I). C , in tlie spring w ill he
H
rhulm
nrfoti.
l
i
i
V,
Tom
B
trnlcbnr;
Sunday. Present were Messrs, and
w ith ttie m iddle-aged part. His as ! atives in Sacram ento.
Trl-Hounrn, Harold Mi-ynr.
| tie r received a Christmas g ift an I lic it llir itx w ill have charge of next cliOi.cn.
The fo u rth and s ix th period Mesdames Theo Vanderzanden. P et
sistant. F ra n k lin O liv e r, wa* 'd u m b "
M rs. Elsie K e lly , president, wu-- m onth's supper and Miss P c ro n ic
Advisor
Mi«« P rn rl Alinri
T hree gh l ; fro m t h e senior class
er Vanderzanden. W illia m V a n d e r
enough to be classed w ith Zasu E rigli h I I I classes w ill exchange zanden. H e n ry Vanderzanden. Cha*-,
pi cscrited w ith n large fram ed pit* - j Ego games.
are to h«- nom inated F e b ru a ry 12
P itts A lla n S ig le r as leading man j presents and have an im p ro m tu
M ake A notl Record
to re In ho no r o f president's day.
by tin- student body, and from
les S p e irin g and d a ug hter Barbara
Editorial
P up ils w ith perfect attendance these three one w ill be chosen by
has received much favo ra ble eoiv- I C hristm as program F rida y.
I w h ich was also observed F o lln w -
I t seems a b it iro n ic a l th n l we ment. Am ong the g irls in the east, i Thom as G oodin is rep orted ab- Mrs. Joseph S piering, M in n ie Vaq-
.iu t! o ffice rs were elected: l.u c ille fo r the last s ix weeks ut the Pleas the fa c u lty . Names so chosen w ill
derzanden
and Jack V andeburg
ahnuld have tw o holidays sym b o l Constance Peterson had the rno t , ent ort account o f chickenpox.
A |W h ite , president; C e cil» Eckert. ant V ie w school w ere D o ro th y !
he sent fro m each high tchool in a iz in g p le n ty and peace now when
O th e r v is ito rs in the afternoon w e ie
B
orland.
Fern
and
S
tan
ley
Ego,
I
p
ro
m
in
e
n
t
part,
jn
d
played
it
w
e
ll
vice -preside nt; Elsie K e lly ,
pant
tow n where there Is a D. A. R.
Ed Vanderzanden and D a vid S m ith.
president; l.aVona Peterson, re C harles H a rrim a n , Jessie. Laurent*.• chapter, and on F e b ru a ry 22 one of the re Is n e ith e r p le n ty n o r peace. W a lte r Foelker. who did it. played
M r and Mrs. Charles K a rlic k of
O
rators,
authors,
newspaper
co
l
successfully
the
sly
v
illa
in
anil
co rd in g secretary; Pearl
Watson, am i Ralph H in tz and C h .ii li - and i these names w ill be d ra w n by the
W a lla W alla a rriv e d S atu rday to
um
nists
and
poets
are
a
ll
e
ith
e
r
somehow
managed
to
lo
o
k
the
part,
j
C
h
-
la
i
Hutchens.
Rnyco
Vaught
is
a
treasu rer; E the l Meyers, fin a n cln l
spend the holidays w ith the la tte r's
s t a le superintendent.
pra isin g the “ e ffic ie n t re lie f p ro O thers w ho c o n trib u te d some good |
secretary; Anna R e th erford . o ff I- new p u p il here
parents, M r. and Mrs. P. J. V an de r- |
T lie Senate clu b announced th e ir gra m ” o r b e littlin g the "d o le ,"
acting
were
Jay
S
m
ith,
the
h
e
n
-
;
M
r
and
Mrs.
1
1
I-
P
rice
Mr-;
Í
cer o f the day; E lvu T olke , ser
new pledge» and began th e ir in m aking us w onder i f we w ill ever
B E T H A N Y -C E D A R M I L L - The zanden.
C
I,
Dempsey,
M
iss
I
’uddy
D
e
m
p
-'
peeked
husband:
Tom
S
tre
tc
h
e
r.'
geant; C lara A lle n , chaplain, Vela
M r. and M rs. H erm an P ranger
itia tio n by m aking them give am us
Home E conom ic-' clu b o f the I.eedy
Cearley, lady o f cerem onies; M o llie scy and Miss E nola B a rlo w , a ll of 5 in g on e-m in ute talks before the see p le n ty aguin. The P ilg rim s the ch a u ffe u r; E velyn H a tfie ld , and . G range met at the G range h a ll and and daug hter Agnes vis ite d M r.
found
happiness
in
th
e
ir
meagre
E
sther
H
a
rty
.
housekeepers,
and
P
ortla
nd
,
vis
ite
d
M
r
and
M
rs.
W
T a llm a n , In n e r hostess; E lla Steph
student body. The new pledges are
elected o ffice rs fo r t h e com ing
ens, ou ter hostess; V ida P ow ell F W ohlschlegel Decem ber I I ami- as fo llo w s: A lle n S ig le r. I.eonard lot. Perhaps the lesson w a itin g fo r M argaret C yp he r and D ix ie Lee year. M rs. Sam W alters was elected
M
cD
o
w
ell,
re
la
tive
s
o
f
the
"
l
a
t
e
'
u;
is
to
be
th
a
n
k
fu
l
the
re
Is
a
dole
celebrated
the
b
irth
d
a
y
a
n
n
iv
e
r-
I
A lia Carslons, E thel Edw ards, anil
P estliku.
L lo y d
S elfridg e.
Bob
president, M rs. James W alters, vice -
• The perfect g ift! A fo p attach
N ineteen hundred t h i r t y - f i v e unlam ented.”
Elsie Meyers, co lo r bearers; Hon sari»* o f the Misses Dempsey anil S uth erla nd , Lew is G u rfle ld . Wesley
president. and Mrs. B erth a P eter-
ment 'n o t show n) brews the
years
ago
tlie
shepherds
found
th
e
ir
A
n
a
ttra
c
tiv
e
stage-setting
a
d
d
e
d
!
B
a
rlo
w
and
M
r.
Price.
lilt» M anley, m usician; E the l M e y
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
K etchum , A lv in M ohr. L o w e ll Chase. peace on a s ta r - lit h ill w ith th e ir
court,
secretary.
coffee fo r you and drains it in to
to the success o f the play S ce n e ry'
M .s. Ira G. M cC o rm ick e n te rta in Jack H e m m e lrlg h t, E lm an Sehul-
er-; press correspondent, and A lin
D.
John M eurer, B. B Reeves and
the serving pot. T he entire set,
Estepp, m em ber o f a u d itin g com ed w ltti card« F rid a y evening inerieh. Don H um m er und Loren sheep. Then g ifts were given to tlie and costumes reem ained the same
Mrs. E. E. Jones attended a banquet EYE, EAR, NOSE AND TJIRO AT
in c lu d in g coffee maker, serving
baby Jesus as an o ffe rin g o f p ro th ro u g h o u t the three acts.
T hree table . o f "500'' were io p lay |
m ittee.
Bronleewe.
pot, sugar and creamer and tray
A p p re cia tio n o f M iss H o u g u e z'; S atu rday n ig h t given fo r the dele
fo llo w in g a d in n e r p a rly . H igh i T lie fo llo w in g boys were given found love. N ow we ca ll it peace
B irth d a y C elebrated
S
P
E
C
IA
L
IS
T
are made o f lustrous new chro m
A b irth d a y p a rty was given lia r - honor» w ent to M rs R u fu s O rn- th e ir fo o tb a ll letters Wednesday, to spend an evening w ith o n ly a e ffo rts as coarh was expressed by gates and o ffice rs o f the Townsend
ium plate w ith je t black trim .
o ld F isher at his home here D e d u ff and M e rv in W h itm o re a m i! Decem ber 11; Elw ood Coslett, W il few in tim a te friends, a radio, a an arm bouquet o f carnations pre- j clu b at the Benson hotel in P o rt
G LASSES F IT T E D
Complete.
< f l* s - y r » e
bo w l o f fru it, and a deck of cards. sented by th e cast between act». ' land.
cem ber I I . Present were M r. and Mrs. M e rv in W h itm o re and M r. i liam
C'hurchley,
L o w e ll Chase, N ow o u r g ifts are snatched and
easy terms. E a c h .- ..$ 1 /
P r ir c illa S ew ing c lu b w ill meet
The m usical program between
Room I
M is H a rry S im onton and D orothy B u fo rd D e fo rd consolation
W ayne G oetter, Eugene H ow ell. paid fo r by m oney th a t often can
acts consisted o f vocal t r io n u m w ith M rs. John M e u re r T hursd ay
C « a m « rrla l N ational Bank A nn ti
and A rth u r, M r, and M rs J l.unc I Pleasant V ie w d is tric t w ill have L e w is G a rfie ld . A lv in M ohr, D en
and Donna unit Hetty, Mrs. V ic to r ! a C h ristm as program Sunday eve- Í zel Stunkard, Lloyd Selfridge, E l i l l be spared. When w ill «we ever bers by S h irle y K e lle y , E th y l H cn- fo r an a ll-d a y session. T h e y w ill
Houra
Phonea
W h ite and S h irle y «m l Hevei Iv, din g T here w ill be a co m m u n ity j man S e liu ln ie rich , A lle n S igler, D a v learn to p ra ctice the secret of dren and M a ry C a ld w e ll, accom have a pot lu c k dinner.
9:10 « 1. to 12 m.
Raaidance ZS72
M r and M rs Jesse M eyers and C hristm as tree People w h o w ish I id T orbe t. W arren W ahner, B ill "C h ristm a s s p irit"? I f th a t tim e panied b y H elen B ecke r at the j Tow nsend clu b w ill g ive a card
1 ^ 0 p.
O ff lea t i l l
to 6 p- m.
Elsie, Mrs M Watson. M rs H arold to exchange g ifts Io the value of W u n d e rlich , Tom G oodin, and D ick should ever come, we w o u ld be piano, and o f accordion solos by p a rty ne xt S atu rday n ig h t at L in
so occupied m a kin g p le n ty fo r the 1-aVelle Jackson. T he h ig h school coln Y oung's home.
Peterson, M r and M rs Ira Pow ell. 10 cents, m ay b rin g a g ift and r e A his
needy ones th a t tne peace w ould band played selections before a n d ' F ra n k Snyder, w ho has been in
M rs Jessie T illm a n , Mrs. M o llie ceive a num ber, w h ic h e n title s
B urns. Idaho, fo r the past fe w
come unsought and lay its e lf at our a fte r the play.
T o llm a n , M e lv in P ow ell, W M c I them to a g ift
feet.
A fte r the play, th e cast and the m onths' re tu rn e d last week. He is
Mrs. A lfre d H utchens underw ent
C a rth y, M ax Pier, G ilb e rt Frost,
as-istants enjoyed a w*aff!e supper now em ployed in P ortla nd .
and George, H a rold and Irene Fish- an em ergency a p p e n d icitis op e ra
at the home o f M a rg a re t C yp h e r at ' T here w ill be a c o m m u n ity d in
tio n at tlie M c M in n v ille hospital
er
ner at th e C edar M ill G range h a ll
N o rth Plains.
Mrs. G eorge Feely and M r. and S aturday n ig h t.
H o no r ro ll as announced by the
Decem ber 28. E veryone is in v ite d
M r. and M rs. E arl E tz w ile r e n te r fa c u lty fo r the second six weeks'
M rs
C la rk e B a rth o lo m y
(J u n t
and asked to b rin g a basket lunch.
K illit s Coarh
Feely) o f D ru in w ere o ve rn ig h t tained w ith a da ncing p a rty W ed period is as follow s;
Ed Grossen has traded his fa rm
S aturday. Decem ber 14. the fo o t
guest i of M r. and M rs E llis W a t nesday evening in honor o f the ' Freshm en K a th ry n Cawrse, W il
O u r last year's ba sketba ll coach
W e w ish you an d y o u r fam ily a
son one n ig h t last week
Mrs. th ird w e dd ing a n n ive rsa ry of her i liam C o rw in , M a rjo rie Coyne. D e l b a ll squad gave a fa th e r and son has handed over his position to M r. here fo r one at T illa m o o k . H e w i l l
M erry C hristm as. G u a rd in g a g a in s t
leave fo r T illa m o o k soon.
Feelv went th ro u g h
the health b ro th e r and s is te r-in -la w . M r. am i be rt Crew-;. Hubert Eastman, Irene banquet at the high school.
K lin ts . I f M r. K illit s can produce
M r. and M rs. B. A. A nderson o f }
R ichard A b ts acted as m aster of
fire in tre e s, d isc a rd e d g ift w ra p
c lin ic In P o rtla n d w h ile on the Mrs. M a rv in O rn d u ff Present w e n ' E ngeldinger. Ted G ardner, Mars-
as good a team th is yea r as M r
M r. amt M rs E V Hanson and A nn G a rth o fn e r. E ve lyn H a w orth , ceremonies. Denzel S tu n k a rd gave G oodm an d id last, he m ay w e ll be G ladstone and M r. and M rs. L lo y d
t r ip
k*»-L pings, etc., will a ssu re you a joyoua
Anderson
o
f
H
ills
b
o
ro
were
guests
1
an
accordion
solo.
Each
boy
in
tr
o
M r. and M rs It. W M anley made fa m ily . M r and Mr- A lfre d H u tc h S tan ley H ergert, B y ro n Jack. M a r
pro ud o f his accom plishm ents.
h o liday.
Sunday o f M r. and M rs. E. B. A n
n t r ip to P o rtla n d one day lust ens and fa m ily , M r and M rs H a rry ia n Jackson, B e tty Johnson, D o r duced his fa th e r Ted G ardner. Wes
derson.
ley
Ketcham
.
W
arren
W
ahner
and
week
Mrs. T h o r G roenbeek of H .irt and John F ry e o f th is place. oth y K u ra tli, M a ry E lla M ariner.
Loren Bronleewe Leader
P atsy and L u c ille Johnson of
Vernonia assisted in the store d u r M r and M rs. H a ro ld K iin b e r of O len Powers. Beulah Shepard. R uth Denzel S tu n k a rd gave ta lk s on the
C lyd e B irc h has w ith d ra w n fro m P o rtla n d spent Sunday w ith M r
W oodburn, the ho no r gut sts and Sim antel. L u c ille Rasmussen, Esther freshm an, sophomore. J u n io r and
BT WISE
in g th e ir absence
school, and the vacancy thus caus and Mrs. A r v id Sandstrom .
senior v ie w p o in t on fo o tb a ll.
Russell P o w e ll v is ite d at t h e the hosts and fa m ily .
Robb. George Tsugawa. M a rjo rie
Cedar
M
il
l
grade
school
w
i
ll
give
ed
in
the
o
ffic
e
o
f
president
o
f
the
M
r.
Goodman.
M
r.
H
a
th
h
o
rn
and
Raleigh Jotycs o f N ew berg visite d Vandehcy, Nancy W illia m s, L u c ille
R a lp h Hannan home In P o rtla n d
M r. K illit s w ere presented g ifts freshm an class was fille d by the a C hristm as p ro gra m Decem ber 19
th is week-end.
L e la nd Schrneltzer S atu rday and Youngen.
£ V E R Y F O R M O F P R O T E C T IO N
M rs. N. P. Johnson e n tertain ed
fro m the squad. W ayne G oetter electio n o f Lo ren Bronleew ’e.
Dance S atu rday
Sunday.
fVCW]
Sophom ores Jeanne Abts. Robert was also given a g ift fro m the
w ith a b irth d a y d in n e r last w eek
W ard St. John and m other. M rs ¡ A lliso n . G len nis Carlson. D o rothy
A dance w ill be sponsored by
T E L E P H O N E 1732
Q uite a large gro up o f students h o n o rin g he r husband. N. P. Jo h n
the w . ii A at the G rang e h a ll Thomas, m oved th e firs t o f th is | C hallacom be, B ernice D ick. M a r squad fo r outstanding w o rk .
son.
and
M
rs.
C
leve
Owens.
Those
1
and
la
c
u
lty
m
em
bers
are
p
la
n
n
in
g
F
ron
a
ll
rep
orts
it
was
one
o
f
S a tu rd a y nigh t M usic w ill he f u r week fro m the B arb o place, fo rm - i jo rie D u x b u ry , A lm a E slinger, Es
116 SOUTH THIRD • RES 2092 • HILLSBORO.OREGON
to take advantage o f th e reduced i present w e re C u rtis Johnson o f ’
nished by the VanDehey S Supper i e rly owned by G eorge M ayn ard , to , th e r H a rty, Helen H aldum , M ay the nicest fo o tb a ll banquets given
rates
offere
d
by
the
G
lobe
th
e
a
te
r
I
P
ortla
nd
.
M
r.
and
M
rs.
C
leve
Owens,
at
H
ilh
t.
M
rs.
Goodm
an
and
Mrs.
the C. W. S in n lg e r place at Che- J Hudson. Toshlo Inahara. A r th u r
w ill be served.
players, w h o are pre sen ting " s tre a m -' M rs. L i lly Owens. M rs. C onw ay,
H a th h o rn prepared the banquet.
1 halem Center
P rogram M onday
Iw a sa kl M ild re d K ra h m e r. M ild re d
M r and M rs. P a rló n G oin r e M ever, Jean Person. M a r g a r e t
A C h ristm as program w ill b e
L ite ra ry C lub Form ed
given by the school at the G range ceived w o rd fro m M r. and M rs , R uecker, Josephine Stroeder, Tosh
A lite r a r y club, open to a ll those
G lenn M ille r last week saying th e y - Tsugawa. Helen W akayam a.
h u ll M onday nigh t.
I w ho “ lik e to scratch." was org an iz
T here w ill be a C h ristm as p ro w ere then at Las Vegus, N e v„ hud I Ju n io rs H arold A rm strong . E l
ed Wednesday. T h is is the firs t step
gram at th e P resb yteria n chu rch no mishaps and w ere going fro m ¡ eanor Bendler. K e ith Busch, L u c ille
In w h at is hoped to be a m ove In
th e re to B o u ld e r dam
Sunday n ig h t.
Carlson, Lois C ra nd all. M a ry F enl- the rig h t d ire ctio n . A nyone w ho
Born, to M r. and Mrs. M c rl Me- ' rnorc. M a ryb e l F lin t. E sttier H a rty,
Services w e re -h e ld at the C a th
. Dougal, a boy, Decem ber 8 T h e ir I R ichard H a ttrie k. Helen G raf. D ix ie wishes to jo in and did not attend
o lic chu rch Sunday m orning.
oldest son was born Decem ber 28. Lee M cD ow ell, R alph N o rdlu nd . the m eeting should see Radah G o tt
M rs. B t-iicfh-l H onored
lieb. T h is c lu b is not lim ite d to
A b irth d a y d in n e r was given S un 10 I
I ) ii Id Rogers. Dorothea Sehaus.
The Ray Ego fa m ily attended a Leant.re Sherinan, E ve lyn Steinke. girls.
day at the C o rb e tt C ro w th e r home
f o r M rs C ro w th e r'» m other, Mrs. pot lu c k supper at the H a rry < D o ro th y Steinke. Tom
S tretcher.
Preview Given
M E B eneftel, and M i s Eugenia Schrneltzer home at M o u n ta in llom,- Jeanne W enger, F lorence W u n d e r
A t last
W ednesday's assembly
*
Q uie r.
lich .
the ju n io r p la y cast presented a
M r. and M rs. Leo gausbaucr of i S e n io rs — B illy
A llis o n .
Helen
re vie w . T he p rice o f adm ission
H ills b o ro v is ite d her m other, Mrs. Becker. Hazel
C h u rch lcy.
j p was
one tub erculosis seal. A m o u n t
Lena M eyers. S unday evening.
C la rk . Jo y F oelker, W ayne G oetter, realized was $4 54. w h ich represent
M r. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson Rahah G ottlie b. M elba lla v e rs tic k .
and fa m ily le ft Decem ber 7 fo r H olcom b Himes, B ernice H ow ard, ed about tw ic e the nu m be r o f seals
th e ir home in N o rth Dakota T hey I D o ro th y Jackson. R uth K raus, K e n w l ii. il tlie G ir l Réserves had on
hand to sell.
had been sta yin g w ith her parents,I
(D r M n . Itlrrf McCorm tek)
neth M e ie rju rg e n , H a ro ld M eyer,
C H F J IA L E M M O U N T A IN People - M r. and Mrs. L. T. P ro cto r M rs, I A m e lia M ille r, M a rjo rie M o n tg o m
T ry o u ts Postponed
a i e a ked to b i in g g ifts fo r the P roctor, who has been i l l fu r years, i ery. Frances M oyer. A n n M unkres,
We w ish to co rre ct the dates g iv
K in g , in tlie fo rm o f farm products, is v e ry low . A sister fro m M o la lla ¡ C h ris tin e Robb, B vrdo ne Rogers.
to the C h ristm as pro gra m at the , had been v is itin g h e r and re tu rn e d ; B e tty Ryan, Bob Tongue. D avid en last w eek fo r the operetta t r y
1
M o u n ta in T op ch u rch at t! p. m. home when the Anderson fa m ily T orbet. V io le t W ick, and Kenneth outs. Due to w o rk on the stage
set
fo
r
the
ju
n
io
r
play,
these
t
r
y
left.
S
ylvo.
O
r
v
ille
and
Leonard
Sunday. W illia m Morse w ill take
W oodward.
outs were postponed t i l l December
charge and w ill d e liv e r them to A nd ei son hud beeu a tte n d in g school
16 and 17.
at
M
o
u
n
ta
in
Top
a baby home in P ortla nd . Everyone
T o rb e t O perated On
M o u n ta in T o p school w ill have
is in v ite d
W e are to have one w eek's vaca
D a vid T orbet. fo o tb a ll star, u n
M r. and M rs. Charles T atm nn its C hristm as tree and p a rty Tues
d e rw e n t an operation on his leg tio n and school w ill re-open De
visite d her b ro th e r-in -la w and s is day afternoon
Raym ond M eyers was host on a T hursd ay at the Jones hospital. cem ber 30.
ter. M r. and Mrs. H ow ard Rice, at
The fir s t p u ssy-w illo w s have ap
m istle to e h u n tin g p a rty Sunday I The opera tion consisted o f s tre tc h
H ills b o ro Sunday.
peared in Miss W eatherred's b io l
La w re nce T atm an v is ite d the W afternoon. Guests were M r. and in g n muscle, w h ic h had pulle d ogy departm ent.
B ro w n . Misses L illie 1 loose fro m the tendon, and sew ing
D B aker fa m ily ut M a n n in g S u n M rs. Lee
B ro w n and T helm a M u llo y and ! it back in place. The ty p in g class
day.
Mrs. D M M c In n is spent the G illm a n W rig h t o f L a u re l. They i w ro te h im le tte rs as a day's lesson.
fir s t of th is w eek at R e c d v illc as a gathered m istle to e in the Irving
/á
guest of u daughter, M rs. J. A. Young d is tric t. M rs. Lena M eyers ¡ G ir l R eferves held th e ir C h ris t
was
hostess
on
th
e
ir
re
e
tu
rn
to
the
1
mas m eeting M onday. A ll g irls were
Y ork.
asked to b rin g some food c o n tri
Hodson M cC o rm ick made a t r ip M eyers home.
W i
-S.
M
r.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
B
lazer
visite
d
bu tion s to help t i l l h o lid a y basket)
of co m fo rt a n d sa fe ty
to Scappoose Sunday, lie took the
th
e
ir
daughter,
M
rs.
H
u
rry
Cook,
-
fo r the poor.
M is.-tes M a rte and J u lia Fuchs w ith
fo r th e w hole fam ily .
h im ; and the y begun w o rk there and fa m ily at West L in n Sunday.
T he service com m ittee had charge
M onday m orn ing .
o
f
the
opening
cerem
onial.
M
a
r
Join J u n io r Red Cross
Record P erfect
S e ve n ty-tw o grade school room s jo r ie M eek gave a re p o rt on dec
John M a tte rn . M c rib e l H o ffm a n liave jo in e d the J u n io r Bed Cross. o ra tin g the P ortla nd Y ." Frances
»nd D o ral S axton w ere pe rfe ct In La-t to re p o rt in clu d e E dw ard T a g M oyer, m usic chairm an, and her
attendance a t the B uck Heaven
gart, p rin c ip a l
of a
fo u r-ro o m chorus led * the c lu b in several
school last six weeks. F o u r pu pils
school ut G arden Home, and Mrs. C h ristm as carols. The m eeting clos
have been absent on account o f i l l F lo ra Sagaberd, p rin c ip a l o f the ed w ith a duet, "S ile n t N ig h t," by
ness. T h l school w ill g ive a short
D o ro th y Challacom be and A lm a Es-
tw o -ro o m H ill school.
C hrlstm us pro gra m F rid a y a fte r
lin g e r.
noon.
N e ighborhood new s fro m 30 A r
P h y llis W ohlschlegel has been gus correspondents i n d i f f e r e n t
ab - ol fro m N. U. II
S
w ill,
sections o f W ashington co u n ty ap
chicken pox fo r tw o weeks. Dr. pear In the A rg u s each w e e k .
Modern Gas Ranges
L o o k at y o u r present range
It old? W o u ld n 't
D insm ore o f H ills b o ro was called Le a rn w h n t y o u r frie n d s are do
# Any-woman who purchases a modern gas
No C h ristm as g ift could
Decem ber 10 to in vestig ate the in g fo r less tha n three cents a
.y o u be ha pp ier and m ore efficie nt w ith a b e au ti-
range
can
cook
delicious
meals
on
it
rig
h
t
have these features:
be m ore w elcom e to ev
chicken pox here. T here was some w eek.
tf
f u l new gas r a n ^ ? O f course you w o u ld t V is it
vaway and w ithout instruction!
-
a
de
aler’s
o
r
o
u
r
show
room
s
today
N
o
te
the
new^
e ry m em b e r of y o u r
j H ow ever—we are always glad when you
m odels, reasonable prices, and convenient te rm s .,
HILHI NEWS
nuxton Group
Elects Heads
.Junior Play
Well Received
Mrs. W ells T alks
at Ililhi Assembly
J. M . V and erzan den
H on o red at Roy
j- Æ 3
1
E i n s 1
’ 3 ^
F
I I
I
H om e Ec. C lub of
Leedy G range Elects
N e w C o ffe e S e r v ic e
M.
.y j
STORES
PEPO
M any Named
on H onor Roll
Annual Football
Banquet Held
Christmas Greetings
CHAS. L.WALKER AGENCY
From the Gas Co.’s home econom ist.
She showed me any nu m b er o f(
Where did you
le a rn th a t c le v e r J| cooking tric k s ...a lL s o easy
AH
P rogram A rran g ed
at M ountain T o p
dea?
w ith th is new
GAS RANGE
Z X.
A R E A L G IF T
n
Modern Gas Ranges offer
so many conveniences. Be
¡sure you.know.them a l l i
Is
fam ily th a n a
Jhweb&itiday.
G O O D R IC H
A U T O HEATER
M any m odels to choose
from , som e as low as
>
Go December 12 to January 1 ,1 9 3 8 . Return by January 3 1 ,1 9 3 6 .
$795
8top*ovcrt P erm itted
From Portland
Chicago ...............
D etroit ................
New Y o rk ............
St. Louis ............ ’•Ml
St. P a u l................
.Washington ........ • •4
Butto ...................
C réât Falls............
1 Spokano ..............
Coach
60.10*
74.15
95.04
61.60*
48.75
92.12
22.01
24.93
11.25 1
«
To uriat
$ 64.35
80.60f
108.45t
65.90
48.75
104.551
22.01
24.93
11.25
Standard
$ 85.80
98.90
126.75
87.90
72 30
Í2 2 .8 5
29.35
33.25
15.00
•“ ' Proportional (aras to m«ny’ other pointe . •R etu rn L im it els months.
tC ood In atanilnrd ilac p in g car» or coaches East of Chicago. "Coach"
tickets good only in coaches. " T o u ria t” ticket» good in tourist «leeping
car» and coaches. "Standard" ticket» good In standard and tou riat sleeping
cars and coaches.« Sleeping Car charges ara in addition. Choice of routes
going and returning on tickets to Eastern point».
E njoy a
T h e c o st is low — in
term s o f h e a lth an d
sa fe ty .
Merry Xmas!
P u t y o u rse lf in a r e
ju v e n a te d suit, a n d p u t
y o u rse lf in a re ju v e n
a te d fra m e of m ind.
T ry our service
Two
Via Northern Pacific Ry.
B M P I R E H V IL D E R
’ * • Q t» * ‘ N orthern R ailw ay
Through fares via these routes may be had on
application to your Southern Pacific Agent.
Detalla will be furnished on request by the un-
drrRigned-*"
R. H. C RO ZIER , Oeneral
Paseenger Agent, S P AS.
R ailw a y , Portland, Oregon.
PORTLAND
Locations
B u sch ’s Service
G arage
A ll Ticket» good on th»i» Premier trains Portland to Chicago.
NOIITII COAST I.I.MITEn
H andy
Fhone 501
D ress U p— H av e F u n !
H o m e Laundry &
D ry C leaners
Telrphone 47
nillsboro. Ore.
B u sch ’s S u p er
S ervice S tation
Corner T h ird and Baseline
Phone 391
A. H. Busch, Prop.
task one of our home economists to calk
FMainly because new gas ranges offer more
'conveniences than other types of ranges
And we want you to get in the habit of
sing these conveniences to the fullest ex ,
ten t — not to be cramped in your cooking
fty le as you were w ith your old range.
7 W e want you to remember that Port*»
Hand gas affords an unlim ited number of
c o o k in g t e m p e r a t u r e s . T h a t e a c h is
in sta n tly available.
» ,T h at Portland gas gives you more hea»
fo r every dollar’s w orth you buy than does
any other convenient fuel.
» T h a t your oven heat control will do your
£ven watching for you. T hat rock wool in -(
eulation keeps the heat in s i d e the oven
jwhere it’s needed.
' T h a t to p burners light autom atically.’
¡That the new simmer burners make water-
I ess cooking easy and save gas at the same
Jime. k
In addition, we w ant you to know the
new cookery methods that are simple,time-
saving and money-saving w ith Portland
f®
■gas and a new gas range./'
f
A u to m a tic T o p l i g h t e r
T op burner» lig h t »utom oticallT^
w hen gaa 1» tu rn e d on
f Ì
'»=cr-s»
- - w
. Oven H eat Control
k ,
K t t u l t t t t ttm p e f l u i t i for b i k
i n i tn>i r a t t i i n i
Oven Insulation
«v»î w here
K t t p t t b t b e lt in the
i l b e la n ti-
P ortland G as ’&C oke C ompany
Showroom s: T h ird and East M a in Streets, H ills b o ro
V an cou ver
O regon C ity
P o rtla n d
N ew be rg
:
Phone 1721
A lb a n y
Salem
C o rv a llis
Remember, the more gas services you have, the lower the rate you t>i.y.
Ask us about our popular combination rate.
r
Simmer tum ore
Mike wtierltti rankint ettrT
ette up tn Jk*'- m tn»-