i
Papp Two
hi llsboro
B u sin e ss C lu b Has
A nnual Yuletide P arty
Hilhi Classes
Play Basketball
Exciting and hard fought volley
ball games w ere on the program of
the girls’ 1’ E. class the week be
fore Christinas.
Each gym class entered a first
Christmas dinner party of th ; I turnet! Thursday from three weeks'
and second team in the tournam ent.
Hillsboro Business and Professional trip to Denver,
Women’s club was held Friday ev e-i
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S ''Y i '" 1,'*’ ¡Jp**’?* a . , " ' a! ” f I“> ,,':uns
1 !l ‘
ning at the cham ber of commerce Kansas; Nelson. Neb : and Toledo. 1 uesday-Thursdax fu st period team
rooms Members and guests present ! Ohio. They visited his brother, J.
b\ Florence Jansen. won
section,
numbered eighty-live.
In . Bentley, at Courtland, and lu r in their ....
. ,, and on Wednesday
, ,
Tables were decorated w ith holly sister. Mrs. Elmer Baker, at Toledo, second period. which was the Toe -
and red candles and the original I ^ |rs Bentlev enjoyed the visits, but day-Thursdav team, captained ."
place-cards wet,- made by “un-
Mary Ella M arinel, In tbis match
known
friends.'
w ere store.
p r e - | Oregon,
uu
K
W ) „ „ J .|.l
,.i
sented by
the J Favors
C. Penney
as the central states were
! ol„ of
j ? v , ganH,s.
‘thus entitli.,'- ,
a n n v s,
htllsroro , o r f g n n
Thur
Mr ¡nul Mrs. W E Ogilbec were
Miss Newton Bride
Yuletide Lesson
I guests m e r t in islui.e. el llieir •ee
Clubs Sponsor
Allen Ogilbec. .md family In Port
Weldon
land and their daughler. Mi
Cited by Leader of Miss Jonathan
Christmas
Party
iG e n ig e L ane, a n d i.n e d v in B ol m i'
Morelle Newton and J o n
I Tliev were aeeoinpaidi'd by I lieu
Weldon were m arried at lugli
at Mu si eat Fete athan
for
250
Children
noeti November 11. at the Lutheran
KiTiudson Robert.
December PC. 19,1,-,
4
«
—
I Mission in Bremerton. W ash, with
Miss Sldllee Sudili, (»'aching at
’’One of the gr a li's t lesso n s w e Mrs. E v e D ow ns of tin s c ity a m t
'IN’ Christina : party - pop 'red L e x in g to n , is spending th»' ('In id -
can learn from the Christm as sea F o rre st Six of Brem erton .is a t i by tiie Coffee club for
. f »i liiit- mas vacatlnn xx ill» her patents, Mr.
son is that of co-operation". said tendants.
Hal ley S i m i l i
ate children of Hillsboro Monday and Mi
Richard Abts, high school sen,or
Tile w edding was n surprise to afliin o . n at Ihe Venetian theatre
and president of Hillsboro C h ris their friends as the announcem ent was a decided iuece..s ami brought
llirtlis
tian Council, in delivering the was not made until Tuesday night i happiness to more than 21)0 chit-
Glenn To Mr. ami Mis l> S
Christm as m editation at the C hrist at a Christm as parly at the home Idreii who attended Toys will be
mas eve m idnight exercises at the of the bridegroom 's parents, Mr. delivered to those who w ere in v it Glenn of Hillsboro. December l'l.
.1 son. l.owoll Duane, at Emnnui'l
Venetian theatre, ushering in the ami Mrs. F. W Weldon, of near ed but unable to attend.
ho pilul in Portland.
holy day. "All join here in cele Hillsboro.
A siM ing .(’onsorii g clubs were
The bride is a d m ghter of Mr.
brating the coming of the light of
the world, who is able to take and Mrs. G eorge D New Ion of this the W oman'. Rebel' I'orps and Ine
Publicity com mittee, i n c l u d i n g ¡ s o barren looking, and the c itie s'th e m to pl.n the Meiuiay-Wedn. s. away every shadow from our per- ; city, and after attending high hlgn Service club Besides the donation
EXPERIENCED
Misses Potty Lomax, M argaret Cady | go dirty.
day third-period team, captained by sonal and from our com munity school here, became associated with of toys bv members of these two
Wishing Yon All a
| j clubs.
Ilia W l( C inmle dells and
and Julia Tatom, and Mesdames
SALESM A N
life."
'
Louise
Cruzen.
for
the
champion-
Mrs.
Eve
Downs
in
the
beaut»
shop
Ji"','
Mr.
Phillips
Returns—
M erritt Jackson. Adolph Schmidt,
Service club made ixipeorn]
Council president expressed the business The bridegroom is a grad 1
, „
....
, , .
, ship. The third-period team won
Pi'o.tporoUH and
mid H. H. Stunnard. served the din
J. B. Phillips returned last week . the first game by a close score wish that as the members of the uate of Hillsboro high school, and balls for all the children
O. Phelps, m anager of Wit* theatre
ner.
from a four months vust w ith rel- Then the second-period team took clubs affiliated w ith council grew has been employed at th e Colum
The education committee. Mes atives and friends in Illinois. Tenr.- the second game. The third and de- to manhood and womanhood they bia Foods store for the past year
had a special m atinee for the ch il
To sell popular priced ear A
dames A. W. Hoffman, Russell Ide essee. Texas. Oklahoma, and Cali-1 eiding game then was hard-fought, might continue the spirit of co-
good proposition for the man
The young couple w ill m ake their , dren al 2 o'clock. Tina was follow
Georgia Smith, Z. J. Riggs, and fornia. Mr, Phillips voisited h i s , the score being tied many times, operation which they enjoyed now home in this citv.
od by distribution of toys mid c a n
that »an qualify. All inform a
Miss Hila Cornelius, had charge of sister at Claude. Texas, w here the w ith the score tied at 14-14. The He urged rath er the same spirit o il
dy
from
a
lurge
Christm
as
tree
m
1
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tion will !»»• kept strictly con
the program which included a terrific dust storm occurred on w inning point was finally made by co-operation in civic affairs ill the c, ,
the lobby Paul Ringle offici ited a s -
We thank our loyal friends |,,i
i i\
Santa Claus.
vocal solo. “Silent Night" in G er April 14. this year
fidential. Give phone num
He brought the third-period team,
im. giving them ¡y ear as is shown at C hristm as-tim e s ’l l c l t ' t l 1 ’1 c llY lil
their patronage in IB33 and
man, by Mrs. Maldwyn Evans, with home some pictures of the storm. , the championhip.
ber and address in answ er
Musical program presented b y iT T
t
welcome t h e opportunity to
Mrs. Fred Sewell as accompanist, which are displayed in th e Argus
Misses M argaret Johnson and
Winning teams were: Monday- members of council clubs was elab-1
ing.
serve them In lil.'IH,
an accordion medley of Christmas window. He also brought s o m e
K
athleen
MeAlear,
students
at
U
ni
orate,
and
the
audience
joined
In
Inquire Argus A
Sacred drama. "St Claudia", will versity of Oregon. Eugene, are
carols by Dale Busch. Christmas Civil w ar m usket balls. Returning Wednesday third period, Louise singing many of th e carols Alvin
songs in English and Holland by through California, he visited at Cruzen. Dorothy Barr. Virginia Mohr. C-Hi president, read the in be presented at the Methodist s p e n d in g the holidays hero with
Perkins.
Jean
Person.
Ethel
Hart
When you w ant quality
Louis and Jeanne Bruinier. accom Los Angeles. Long Beach and W
Wat-
, , n , n ¿u , e* v
'V' vocation. and President Leonard church the evening of Ja n u ary 2 th eir parents.
at f V k
m erchandise during t h e
panied by their mother, and songs sonville. Flow vers are blooming in ! ^ h e r Robb Beulah Shattuck. Eve- Pesehka of the Deltans, gave the by tlu* Olmsted Players, profession
Mr
and
Mrs
F
J.
MeAlear
and
f a ‘terSl>" ;
devoting th eir lives to
by the club chorus, recently organ California, but t it is very, very dry, A "
coining year
think of m
prayer. S crip tu re lessons al artists
treen anvw here in his
',TI’i " sday T ond Period- closing
this visual sermon Churches (laughter. Miss Kathleen, and Mi
ized under direction of Mrs. Evans. he says, no green
w ere read by Ann M unkres of the giving
and Mrs. Lowell MeAlear of P ort
Mary
Ella
Mariner.
Annie
I.a.uck.
from
coast
to
coast
have
sponsored
The personnel of the chorus in travels, excepting in Illinois.
h e a d a o ltf« . l i a r
Pat Hunt, Dorothy Pizer. Gladys Alphas and Raymond I.nir. presi these players during the past five land spent Christm as at Forest
cluded Mrs. Gordon Sahnow. Elaine
n « ( h in n
m»<l
r a ltir r h .
G rove with Mrs Cynthia Good.
Meyer. Norma Hammer. Dorothy dent of the Omegans.
years.
A
sustaining
offering
will
b"
Caldwell. Julia Tatom, Mrs. Fred Guild Elects Officers—
D
o
n
't « n 4 ■ r • t h ia t a r t a r »
A fter the th eatre program, mem taken
Mrs N. Nn lsen of l.ongy lew.
Mrs. V. W. G ardner was elected Kennedy. Anna Leider. Wanda Lyt- bers
a n o t h e r t in y . A a h f o r a V H U h l
Caldwell. Miss Pearl Allen. Mrs. C.
of the clubs caroled through
T ltK A T M O T
now , T O IH I.
Claudia was the wife of Pilate, Wash., is spending t^ie week w ith
E. Wells, Miss Gussie Sigler, and president of the All Saints' Episco zel: Tuesday-Thursday first period, ! Hillsboro streets, and tw o break-
D l a r a r e r H«’ W t h o u a a n d a h a v e
sainted by the G reek Orthodox her son and daughter-in-law . Mr
Mrs. Marie Priest, w ith Mrs. Sew pal church guild Decem ber 18 at Florence Jansen. M ildred Morrill,
fo u n d r e l ie f a u l c k l r w it h
caroling, one at church because of her plea to P il and Mrs. Arnold Jensen.
the m eeting at the church. O ther G race Bowman. Edith O'Dell E v i ‘ fas,s followed
ell as accompanist.
Interesting letters of greetings officers are Mrs. R. W. Gates, v ic e -, Peppard. Lesta P in e. Delphia B. o- 3:30 a ' m " for P '^ 'cst .mts and one ate in defense ef Jesus. She was
W
illard
I.
Covington
of
Seattle,
were read from tw o absent mem president: Mrs. N. E Haworth, sec- m an- ' ida Bean, Helen Yungvn al ‘:3° a' m" *or Catholic members. much impressed by some of Chris'.' W ash, and Miss Maude E Coving
teachings and tried to influence ton of Salem, w ere Chi Istm is g u e sts
T o a r fre e t r e a la ie a l
bers. Mrs. Eleanor McDougall o 1 retary; and Mrs. S. H. Thwaite, . Frances O'Dell,
b o w a r a lla b ia a l l
Howe «& Well«, P ro p .
' The girls' gym classes this year
Messrs, and Mesdames P. J. her husband in his behalf. This of Mr. and Mrs. M A. Covington.
Covina. Cal., and Miss Margaret treasurer.
ted so that ....
it.,.',.; md Max Siebert of Port- situation and Pilate's surrender la
Lfppenkamp of San Bernardino. Fxei-ntive Rnard ——
Mr and Mrs. Gordon Sahnow
H illsb o r o
P harm acy
207 E. »Main St., Phone 1112
_
.
'
year the H illsboro g ir is -land. J B. B ailey and son o f For- political expediency in sentencin';
Cal.
Executive board of the Women s wiil be abk, to organjze a letter est Grove. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Judd Jesus, against whom he had no spent Christm as with Mr and Mrs.
Following the program, gifts were
Z. J. Riggs, Prop.
George Biersdorf at Sehefflin
Church
Service
league
of
th
e
A
lljg
jris
athletic
association
under
the
l,f
Sumner.
Wash.,
and
Miss
G
loria
fault, according to Roman law.
distributed from a nicely decorated
Mrs. W F Phelps of Portland
Christmas tree by Paul Ringle, of- Saints’ Episcopal mission wili me»-. Oregon point syst tern. A total of ! Coulter w ere guests of Mr. and make up the plot of the drama.
visited her sister. Mrs A. M. Car-
ficial Santa Claus of the Penney V lda' « , afte!i!?ocS w ith th e presi- 50 points is requin
required for the first Mrs. E. R. Bailey and family Christ-
llle, Monday.
sto
re w
h o a added
d d ed to
r r im ent
e n t dent, .. Mrs. ...
v W.
Guild
I emblem, a a diamond
diamond shaped felt cm- mas day.
. G
. ardner.
, .
-i.- ¡emblem,
store,
who
to th
the e m
m e errim
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. G arrett had
by his witty rem arks as names and fifth Wednesdays during Jan - ' o 'h er awards’ are ^ v e n ToV3/«) Vso , Mesws' and Mesdames Francis , as guests Christm as day. Messrs
We sp e c ia liz e in quality com-
were called.
uary.
i °
„
a
? I
for 10°- »«° Zicha and A rth u r A ldinger of and Mesdames J A K ram ien and
m ereiai -printing Argus.
tf
During the business session. Mrs. .
u o
a
' cal' '* " 1:'
md M r
W F A l- daughter Eleanor. Jock Fleischer
A. H. Busch, local chairm an of the W atch-Night P arty P la n n e d -
able o secure 10 or 5 points in Jingt,r Mrs c Rcirner. and Fred I L. C K ram ien and
family 11 ()
TERMINAL
l(
K
.1
(01.1)
Christmas Seal sale, gave a report,
Hillsboro G range will have a p o t1 V“™??8 , .lv*,le s ,such
as tum bling Schwartz, all of Hillboro. wer • 1 G arrett, and Miss LaVestu Kramien
STORAGE CO.
and the club voted to spend $2 for luck supper and watch party New
nI'; niKlnK- achievem ent tests in Christm as guests of Mr. and Mr-. | of Portland. Mrs. J. W. Kramien
seals. Miss Margaret Dixon was ap Y ear's eve at the grange hall. The , ,he. . ' arla“ s sports, and th tn those H arry Aldinger.
Word
ho
• been i ii c ..;..te rl around j
and Mai ion McMillan of N tw b e’ ,.
pointed by the president to rep re dinner will be at 6 39 d m follow- m aklnS the first team in volley 1
Hillsboro that the Term inal lee A
ed
bv
a
social
evening^
ball,
basketball,
etc.,
earn
10
points.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
H
ulsm
an
and
|
Messrs,
and
Mesdames
Earl
Sirnp-
sent the club on the County Camp
Cold Storage Company is going out
| and those of the second team or family. Mr. and Mrs.
W P. Hamel- , son and F. Sterling, and Miss Eva of the individual locker cold stor- '
Fire Girls' council.
Returns
from
Chicago—
subs
5
points.
Thus
it
is
posible
fe.
man.
Mrs.
Mary
Hamelman.
all
of
Simpson
of
Portland.
Mr.
a
n
d
Mi
age business.
Members of the club brought toys
Miss M argaret Newton returned a Sirl who actively participates in 1 Cornelius, w ere C hristm as guests of Frank Simpson. Mr. and Mrs John
This company started the locker'
for the Coffee club and associated
Simpson and daughter, and Rolph business in Hillsboro tw o year»
clubs' Christmas tree for children, Saturday from a two m onths’ visit a^. 'b e w ork to earn about 50 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoffman.
and
Robert
Simpson
w
ere
Christ
Mr and Mrs R F ran k Peterg
ago and has now 25(1 lockers re n t
and Weil's store donated many w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mowry in points a year.
Chicago, 111., and w ith Mrs. Jean
toys for the basket.
Thus far. many girls have earned j and fam ily and th eir guest. Miss mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. I., I ed and we intend to develop the
Davis.
Joyaux at San Luis Obispo, Cal.
business more now as it has reached
th eir points on tum bling stunts Lottie Peters of New Mexico, spent)
have passed one or two of tl
Christm as with Mr. and Mrs. John
Mrs M yrtle R uthrauf. M issC lairr a point where, we believe, there is
Mrs. G ardner III—
Carol Service Held—
achievem ent tests, have
sev I Peters of Portland.
lave taken sev-
j 1 R uthrauf and Mrs. Douglas Oher a possibility of w orking up to aO)
Mrs. U. G. G ardner underw ent eral hikes, which count
A beautiful carol service with
'unt tow ard t i l '
Miss Lottie P eters of S tate Col-f of Seaside sp e n t C
( hristm as and lockers 111 the Hillsboro district.
a
m
ajor
operation
at
Sm
ith's
hos
total 25 miles of b ikes needed to [ lege. New Mexico, and J a m e s ‘‘»day (Thursday) wl
Christmas songs of eight countries
zith th eir daugh This will be about the maximum
You can buy n l ’se<l f a r from a Ford Dealer
pital
Thursday.
Dr.
C.
T.
Smith
and pageantry scenes for each song
, ,
earn 10 points, and either 5 or 10 C ruickshank w ere C hristinas e \o ‘er anc‘ s**‘er, Mrs. Frank W. Bnk- for the district in and around Hills
boro.
was held at the All Saints' Episco- : oPerated-
with
full eonfideiice. Ilis reputation is hehioil
in volleyball.
1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. F ran k l e r- and family- Li“ le Jean n e and
O ur company knows the cold
pal mission Christmas eve. Rev. Mr. Breaks Leg in Fall
A fter Christm as basketball and P eters and family.
, Shirley B aker have been very ill
it.
lie
hopes
ihul som e duy you will he in the m arket
storage business and just w hat is 1
Hieks of . Portland
was the herald ,
, .
A lfred VanDomclen. 14. of Moun- folk dancing w ill be given.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hyre, Mrs w ith flu and »»ronchi.1 pneumonia. required to keep meat and veget
for 11 New Ford V -8 anil he wants you to lie KMI'p
and conducted the services. Each taindale. broke his right leg in a
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Neva G illenw ater and sons w e r e ! Er. and Mrs. Paul Bailey and ables in proper condition The cold
Sunday school class received a box fan w’hile riding horseback today
ralisfied with the I'sr.l Cur he sells you.
M r in ri Mrs
n-,n n c r v h n i,„ r 1 8uests Christm as day of Mr. and children and Mr. and Mrs. W U. storing of any commodity has a
of candies and nuts.
'Thursday.) He is at Jones hospital. were
hosts for C h r ^ m , ^ S , ! Mrs Dwi«h‘ Scll*-‘rs of
of S treeter of P ortland w ere Christ-
Value but the operator m ust know
Kansans Visit Here—
O All mnkrt. All p r im . Small tlatrn pnvmrnt. Eatf Irrmi.
¡ s s S i r rr S ; ; ' “ “ ds , ” r„ i
M r “ d ................... the business, just keeping goods
Mr. and Mfs. John Trantow of
cold is but a make-shift I’d. adv.
Hillsboro G range w ill m eet to- Mrs. Charles Lange of Portland.
Mr^ and Mrs. T. G. Bronleew e
}
11
Norton. Kansas, visited in Hills night (Thursday) at th e G range
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
B urkhalter I and sons w ere C hristm as guests 0; r ,.M r, and Mr,<? A
C arlile spenl
boro today (Thursday.) They are hall. Initiatory work
will be held. Ervin Burkhalter. Mrs. Rose Crouch M rs- Bronleew e’s brother-in-law v h n stm a s w ith ’heir son. A. K.
visiting their son-in-law and daugh
______________
and Mrs. Mary C lark of P o rtla n d .! ®nd ’ister, Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard
^ arllle- anc* fanuly of Vancouver,
ter, Mi-, and Mrs. A. J. DeRosier
M rs.-Clara Peterson and Roy P ier- N eubauer, in Portland.
Wash.
of Portland, this being their first lb Miss Leona Rogers of U. of O.. son of Palo Alto, Cal., and John
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B arr of M e d -! Mrs Ir<>ne Brown, who makes
trip to Oregon.
’ Eugene, is spending the holidays at Gussino.
ford arriv ed today (Thursday) for ‘ler borne at the Masonic Home
h er home here.
.,
...
a few days’ visit w ith his parents, i neor Forest Grove, spent Christm as
Miss Gorton Bride—
Mrs. G ertrude Calef spent Christ- a ‘f a m iH ^ C h rC t'm 1-1’- S ' y a r n e F
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Barr, and oth- w‘‘b Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cull,
Miss LeAudra Gorton, g r a n d
M
h o m e P r e s e t w ere Messrs, and e r relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K eppler of
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICI
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. ' in ap 9 n i a n d r'
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anderson and Bellingham, Wash., spent the week-
Betzer was m arried Monday to
.A ll M a k e s
.
„ ,
, _
Mesdames I. M. V arner and son
Omar Ferguson of Payette, Idaho,
Mrs. Lena Holm
of Brem erton, and daughters and J. W. K im ball sons w ere Christm as guests of Mr cnd w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. W. B ar
.Low Prices
ney.
at the Betzer home. The couple left Wash., is a guest of her sister, Mrs. and family of Boise, Idaho- E lm ir an d Mrs. Adolph Benson of Port
today (Thursday) for Payette, where Robert Cull. Mrs. Holm expects to Varner, P~. G. Cruzen and fam ily " land. '
| Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bentley of
.G u a ra n te e
Mr. Ferguson is employed.
locate in Hillsboro.
Mrs. F rank Kimball. W alter Kim-
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Mrs. Je an Nye Cowell and son i Portland arld Mrs. Goldie Buell of
Dr. H. D. Huggins perform ed a ' ball and Mrs. L arry O. Bennett and 1 Don. and Mrs. N. Nye of S p o k an e,; Salem visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
.Standard Parts
Noble G rands Meet—
tonsil operation this m o r n i n g son G ary of Tacoma, Wash.
Wash., are holiday guests of M r.; Bentley Friday.
Past Noble G rands’ club of the
M r- and Mrs. Charles Douglass and Mrs. J. M. Person.
F rederick S Haine« of Seattle,
FOR R E S T
Rebekah lodge will meet Wednes B a n k ^ ’’ i0 F JakC NarUP Ot
'a n d daughters spent Christm as ev •
C lair Sample and fam ily of As-1 Wash-. spent Christm as at th e home
RtCEPTION
day evening, Ja n u ary 8, instead of uanR s-
of
his
brother-in-law
,
Dr.
H.
o u r wrw
Morris
Dean,
student
at
W
illam
New Y ear's night.
w ith L. F. Brown and Miss Lois to ria a re guests this week of his
ette University, Salem, is at the Brown in Portland, and Christm as m other and sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Huggins.
Bentleys Return Home—
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. day w ith Mr. Douglass’ sister, Mrs. Bagley and Mrs. Ethel Weik.
Mr. and Mrs Florian Mills spent
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bentley re- R. A. Dean, during th e holidays.
B. R. Compton, and family of P o rt
TUBES
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Fayram spent Christm as w ith his parents, Mr.
land. A nother sister. Mrs. H. H. Christm as w ith Mrs. Fayram 's fath and Mrs. C. Mills of Vernonia.
Stark, and her husband of Spokane. er, Jam es Barber, and other re la
Mr. and Mrs. P erry G inther and
Wash., were also guests there.
tives in Portland.
daughter of Lebanon visited the
Mr. and Mrs. S W. M elhuish E E- Bentley home S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bentley and
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert K ennedy of
daughter Evelyn of Marshfield, Mr. and children spent C hristm as with
and Mrs. S. A. Johnson and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. LaBare and The Dalles spent a few days this Helfridgr Turn. Co.
I’hone 21X
week w ith friends in Hillsboro.
and Jack Engzell of P ortland and fam ily in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walch w ere | Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McDonald
guests Christm as day of Mr. and 1 and sons spent C hristm as w ith Mr. j
Mrs. H arry Morgan.
■ and Mrs. B. E. M aling at their '
Sponsored by V eterans of Foreign W ars
Mrs. O tto S teinke was brought home near Depoe Bay’
from Jones hospital to the home
M r- and M rs- Dolph Rogers and I
We think you re clever. Your homes are effi-
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jo h 9 Ebner of P o rtland s p e n t
Chase, Christm as eve. She will re- • Christm as w ith Mr. and Mrs. G rover
( ient, livable places.
our families are well
Ivan K oebcr’s 8-piece Dance Band
m ain th ere for a few weeks, con- Rogers.
valescing from an appendix o p e r-' Mrs. H attie Hill Brow nhill of
cared for. You’re good managers and good shop
To our host of loyal
8HÜTE PARK AUDITORIUM
Admission 25c a‘ion.
' McMinnville and Tracy M anley of
patrons we extend the
pers. You enjoy life and find time to support
Mrs. G. G arthofner retu rn ed
M
S^ aS, gUeStS ° f
season’s g o o d w ish e s
home from Los Angeles, Cal., th ? M r' nd Mr*' W'. R' ManleJr-
the
activities of your churches and clubs. W e’re
for a bright and Happy
last of the week. A son was born to
Mrs. Emma D ierdorff and W. H.
her son and daughter-in-law . Mr. B ierdorf w ere Christm as guests of
New Year.
proud of you . . . but we can’t refrain from tak
and Mrs. Maurice Perkins, of Los | ^ r - and ^ rs- Jo h n D ierdorff in
ing
a little of the credit for ourselves! *You see,
Angeles, Cal., December 8.
, Portland.
Mrs. Sopha Jackson and son
M r- and Mrs Ered Amacher and
we’re aware of the part th at The Argus plays in
Richard of P ortland and Mr. and family spent Christm as with Mr.
Mrs. W. C. Christensen and sons and Mrs. C arl Trachscl of Reed-
llilliboro
Washington Street
your lives. You wanted suggestions for making
spent Christmas eve w ith Mr. and ville.
?
1
zr
Mrs. E. A. G riffith.
F. A bendroth is spending a week's
your homes better and more pleasant. You w ant
Tom Bronleew e Jr., Davis Auld, vacation in Victoria and Vancouver,
ed information about new fashions and current
British
Columbia.
Dick Sutherland, Wesley B atch
elder, Earl P rickett and Tom Cald
A. L. Amacher has been very ill
events. N aturally you turned to The Argus, and
well, students at O. S. C. Corvallis, w ith flu during the,past two weeks.
are spending the holidays here.
His condition is improving.
found articles th at helped. But you didn’t stop
The M emorial you erect today you
on all
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. E aster and
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wismer spent
offer as a testim onial of your devotion
th ere; you found out where you could buy the
N ancy Aileen w ere Christm as guests Christm as with Mr. and Mrs. E rn
to some departed life. It serves as a I
of Mr. and Mrs. George A lexander est M iller of Portland.
symbol of th a t life and as a trib u te to I
articles you read about . . . you read the ads.
at Salem.
its worth. Occasionally it Is dedicated
Vincent Curry, employed at O lym
to, more than a single person, to a fam
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connell and pia, Wash., was a guest of friends
In your Usual efficient way you went about
ily perhaps, but alwuys it is erected as I
son Thomas spent Christm as with here over Christmas.
a m ark of affection.
Mr. and Mrs. C arleton Hande at
your shopping, knowing w hat you wanted to
GOAR’S
Mrs. Beulah R atliff of Salem is
Silverton.
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
buy and where you could buy it. You made your
E arl and Miss O radell Prickett Taylor over the holidays.
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w ere guests Christm as of their
Mrs. Sophia Smith of Forest Grove
E. M. Barnes, Prop.
homes
better, because you knew where you
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Hillsboro, Oregon
m other, Mrs. G uy Sanders, and was a Christm as guest at the Mc
Mr. Sanders at Silverton.
K inney home.
could get the equipment th a t would save you
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lard of Ore-
Misses uain.
Jan e Robb
xvuuu diiQ
and iviarion
Marion
time and money. You were able to serve better
gon City w ere guests Sunday of Baker of Portland visited Mr and
Mr
A T Long.
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Mrs s w MeIhuigh Sunday<
Mr. and Mr.
Mrs. T
L. A.
meals and found th a t they cost you less . . . be
C harles Douglass returned Mon
Mrs. Alice Cowan of Yreka, Cal.,
The
day from ten days’ attendance at spent Christm as with Mr. and Mrs
cause you did your comparative shopping
a radio school in Los Angeles, Cal. A. H. Biassing.
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WANTED
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Annual New Year's Eve
C a r n iv a l D a n c e
M otor Co.
cY Message To
WOMEN
Happy New Year
TUESDAY N IG H T, December 31
Prednventory Sale
Christensen Machine Works
s M » *
Not for Today Alone —
COATS and DRESSES
Woman’s Shop
Your Favorite Gasoline-
W e’ve Got It!
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
and its Co-Workers desire to express to our
many Friends and Customers our sincere
thanks for their generous patronage and to
wish you all a very Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
MR. AND MRS. Z. J. RIGGS
Mrs. Ja n e t W aller
Fred L. Chase
Tillie Hoffman
Mildred M cConnahay
Blanche Robinson
John Leese
H a p p y N ew Y ea r
F R I E N D S
¿ haw - hew
We thank you for loyal
support in 1935 and wish
you a Happy, Prosperous
New Year.
A. M. JANNSEN DRILLING CO.
Beaverton
Oregon
Shell
«
Richfield
General Mobile
Gilmore
-
Union
Drive up to Coslett's today and
fill your car w ith w inter
grade gas.
COSLETT’S SUPER SERVICE
Firxt and Baseline
Independent D ealers
llillxhoro
(Venetian ticket, IT. M. VanderzanHcñ*, TOrT/Coi-holTusiT
through Ihe Argus. You were able to buy new er
things . . . because you knew w hat stores had
the newest stocks. And you found th a t shopping
this way gave you more time for your own
activities. Certainly, you’re clever . . . and our
hats are off to you!
l?íllsbortO A -r g us
With Which Is Combined The Hillsboro Independent