Thu»-day, February 6. 19.?C
H IL L S B O R O
About
Benefit Program for Pacts
Your Library
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ARGUS,
K IL L S B O R O ,
O R FC ON
P a g e Tin»»*»
Ray you saw It In the Argus.
Purest Hills
Planting11 Jiseussed
Girl Reserves
Federation of
Ends
Club Meet
AI tend Week-end Bridire
Women's Clubs at P. (»arden
Fore t H ills b ridg e tou rn am e nt
F P ile ind John T eufe l ta lke d 1
Credit Bureaus
b id w ith M r and M i
Boyce
the G arden clu b m eeting
Meeting a I Salem of fim Fore
Meets Thursday before
(Incorporated)
;t G rove having high »core
Jan ua ry 27 on seed p la n tin g a n il
Gheek o f the la t list i "¡u n i of
,25 be 1 sellers In fic tio n -h o w : that
nineteen o f tlil-m ure on the p u b ­
of 39.620. R Fend' II and F ra n k M il­
lic lib r a r y re n ta l shelf. O f the n o n ­
Collections — Credit Report»
: irdi nin g G eorge McGee and O
. I on il w ith 35.880. M i
W.
A t the G ir l Re r iv e mid-winter le r
fic tio n lis t o f 20 book», ten ure
J o u rn a l .Tiinhn
p ro g ram at th e
H IT E O N W in te r m ee ting o f the Phelps discussed plans fo r p la n tin g
in
Ed Go-
a va ila b le at the H ill boro lib r a r y eonfei cnee held at Salem, Ja n u a ry V i n e M i K in n e y and M r
Vein h a il the atre Friday night jii I T hursd ay afternoon, n la vin g
W a-.bington C o u n ty F ede ratio n of in the c ity park and the c lu b agreed Washington. Tillamook. Yamhill,
A q u e stio nn aire is now being 31, and F e b ru a ry I and 2. the fo l­ man. th ir d w ith 35.370. arid Mrs.
(•«injunction w ith th e rcgul.il* ple- 1 ru m m y and pinochle. Mrs
, to assist in securing plants.
Polk and Mat ¡on Counties.
lu r e attra c tio n s d i i'W a c a p a i i l y 1 May m arie lugli i on* at “ 500, Mrs. circ u la te d fro m the lib r a r y d r k to lo w in g g ir l: wen- p ie ent: D ix ie M aude M i E ld ow ney arid M i :. Irm a W om en’ : f lu b s was held T h u rs ­
Fui e t G ro v * and Beaverton clubs
< 'h iirc h je y second;
Mr«, ¡pa tro ns to enable the lib r a r y to Lee M ae D o w ell, M a rjo rie M o n t­ .I1II1 r, fo u rth w ith 35,300. F or the day at the T ig a rd G range h i l l w ith
cro w d The program was given fo r W ilm a
Personal
Contact on Collection»
w
ill
be
guests
of
H
ilL
b
u
ro
G
arden
evening,
p
la
y
Rn
e
ll
M
organ
and
tiic benefit o f the W ashington < ‘«uni­ I F ra n k f'h a ila co m h e received hon- ob ta in book» that the pa tro n ore gom ery. L a V e lli- J n k . o n . E ith e r
' clu b at the ne xt m eeting. F e b ru a ry 1
w ith Mrs. Hugh interested in. Be sure to ask fo r Boge, B arbara En a hi de. M arg are t I M B n ra y bail hig h ‘ core o f ti.'KXi the H ite on clu b as hostess club.
Washington County Office
ty M ie e iiin and llirito ric u l a o< ia I ors al ru m m y,
The m o rn in g session was taken 1 24. George H. O tten of Salem,
M c K in n e y and M rs. Coman,
La ver, M a ryb e l E lin t. Helen D ean. M n
tio n to help in p re p a rin g the h is ­ itogei . a»cond; and at pinochh Ma i one.
Commercial Building
îuy Ed o n am i Mi
O ra Law s ro ­ I Book review « fo r th is week were M a rg o i i C yp h e r arid th e ir advisor.
■i ond w ith 5820: M rs M aude M c- up w ith bu me A fte r d in n e r Miss landscape engineer of t h e state
to ric a l d isp la y g ive n to Wa dung-
Second and M ain Street«
F.ldowney and Irm a M ille r, th ird M argaret S um m er . co u n ty legis­ h ig h w a y com m ission, w ill speak on
civeti honors.
w ritte n by h ig h school E nglish s lu - M i , Weal h e n i d
ton cou nty by A lb e it T ozie r and
plans o f his de pa rtm e nt fo r high-
Phone 3071
' dents:
The conference began nn F rid a y w ith 5430. and M r. and Mrs. C. T. la tiv e chairm an, presented the fo l-
Mi : E d ith Ti'i/lei* W eatherred.
lov zing program : Vocal solos b y w ay be au tifica tio n , p a rtic u la rly in
Hillsboro, Oregon
The Pony Ex pre : Goe T h ro u g h :" eve ning w ith a ''get acq u a in te d " Richardson, fo u rth w ith 5020.
A snappy pro gra m of tap da nc­ Mr*, .lolinsiin lloitrs»—
A new tou rn a m e n t w ill start Feb­ M i ss V irg in ia Parks and M iss F ran- reference to the T u a la tin valley.
Mr» A lf () J il in on o f For»".I T h is tory, by H ow ard R D riggs, plan w h ic h m ixe d the g irl» from
ing. yo iie liu g , inging. banjo, gu itar,
N n-n; reading. M iss K ath lee n
: Nash
and accordion n u m b e r. a band of G rove c n t r i t jim <1 H ills b o ro frien ds o f the hardship» and tria ls en ­ d iffe re n t clubs and was fo llo w e d by ru a ry 12. A ll interested k in d ly n o ti- Ram st
a k it by p u p ils o f the
fy Mrs. A B. G aples
Fore; t
hurtnonicQM and variou s o th e r in ­ J jn iiu iy 30 »villi u lu n c lii'o n and countered by the e a rly western p io ­ a conference assembly.
II M . G oodm an made neer.; in ende avo ring to e d ib lic h a
f in S atu rday m o rn in g the real G rove o r Mrs. W illiam M Ma r tin d ra m a tic c lu b o f T ig a rd high.
strum ents. and ueverul ai rob die bridge M i
Mi
Sadie O rr D ur bar o f P o rt­
i on- and M r
E dw ard Go- ¡s w ift and ce rta in m ethod o f com - w o rk of 1 he conference began w ith of Forest H ili..
act;, gladdened the h eart . of y o u n g ­ high
land. vice -preside nt of the na tion al
sters and ad ults a like . 'Pile gen­ man. lo w (lib e rs pre ■ n t were Me - lo u n ie a tio n w ith th e ir eastern re la ­ w o rs h ip by the Roosevelt H i c lu b
Mrs. F W. M o ye r a n d F ritz
federation, g iv e a urnm ary o f res­
erous applause and the re p ly "all d .m u '. G It. Huebanun o f Gaston. tives. fro m w hom they were cut o ff w h ich was
o lu tio n s passed at the D e tro it con­ zVbendroth received high scores at
of it
when the d ire cto r, M r. M<- II l> llu iiiiim . F re d e ric k llu in c ;. by ta ll m o u n ta in range.;, g la rin g te le .ting ta lk on ’ U nde rsta nding
the "50ft" card p a rty given last
vention.
I f y o u a r e o n » o f th e v a s t n u m b e r
asked w hat p u it the nu d i- W. G C lin .lensen, iln n a ld M eg ar­ ¡desert »and», and f a r re a ching by D r. O. R. Cham bers, professor
Dadi
T hursd ay evening at P ilg rim House o f p e o p le w h o s u f f e r t o r t u r i n g ,
¡plains, is painted v iv id ly against o f psychology at O regon State A f t ­
em e wanted repeated, proved the gel a n il J M. Person.
¡b y the M e 'h e rs’ assodation o f H ills ­ s t a h b ln x . » h o o tin g , e x t e r n a l m u a -
U
N
IV
E
R
S
IT
Y
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F
O
REG
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N
.
E
u
­
er
the;
the
g
irls
were
d
iv
id
e
d
in
to
1
a
h
is
to
iie
a
l
background.
The
hu>-
Delegates a tte n d in g fro m
th e
p o p u la rity of the Jo u rn a l Jun io r«
I v c ry -lti-a d y Clas* M r r l» —
boro C h ris tia n C ouncil. Mrs. L. T c u la r p a in a o f u r n ia , le g s , n h o u lit e r a
¡tu ric a l facts are so a d ro itly woven discus ion groups to ta lk ove r p e r­ gene, Feb 1—Thom as Tongue of
Those p u ttin g on the p ro g ra m
H ills b o ro d u b : w ere Mesdames W. W oodw ard and A lla n S ig le r re c e iv ­ a m i h o ily . w h ic h a r e »0 o f t e n m is -
H
ills
b
o
ro
and
a
second-year
student
T
he
E
ver-R
eudy
clu.ss
o
f
U
n
-
I
in
to
the
pa
tte
rn
of
the
sto
ry
tha
t
sonal
problem
s
w
i'h
advisors.
T
here
were K athleen Madsen, ra d io sin g ­
c a tle d " r h r u i n a t l r , ' * h e r e la a q u i c k
R.
M
anley,
P
A.
Anderson.
J.
I..
ed second.
er. S h irle y K c ter and L a rry Hast- Glu i.. tia n ebureb met l-'rid ay a fte r ­ it leaves a la d in g im pression on fo llo w e d la te r iri the a ftern oon an ­ in la w on the U n iv e rs ity of O re ­ A n d i r on. and T. G B ron le ew e of
r e li e f .
T a k e J u a l a f e w rloa e a o f
gon campus has been appointed
noon
at
tin-
home
o
f
Mr».
A
r
th
u
r
A
discussion
perio
d
on
“
A
d
u
lt
y
o
u
r
m
ind.
o
th
e
r
ta
lk
by
D
r.
Cham
bers,
d
ll-
W i l li a m » f t . U . X . C o m p o u n d .
It
y
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the S ervice d u b : Mesdames E. L.
cha
irm
an
o
f
the
tic
k
e
t
com
m
ittee
K
rueger,
w
ith
M
l
G
len
Power»
A
ttitu
d
e
Tow'ard
Adolescence"
w
ill
m
u
s
t
p
r
oduce
r e n u lt s
or
m oney
I
T
h
is
book
id
h
e
a
rtily
recom
m
end­
cussing
the
unsolved
problem
s
the
T o m m y Mill« r. ba njo play« i ■ from
M
cC
o
rm
ick.
Roscoe
M
unson,
E.
J.
| fo r th e la w school fo rm a l dance
hack.
W i l li a m » It. IT. X . G o m p o u n it
T he afternoon ed to a ll those interested in the g i r l; had asked in th e ir groups.
the Kay W ilk in s o n ba njo and g u ita i a. a: .»isting iiosle
Peterson, and A E Diekason o f the be he ld th is evening at 8 o’clock.
r e s c r ip tio n
A t six o'clock S atu rday evening Tongue has been v e ry a ctive in so- Needle-craft d u b ; Mesdames Fred A n y interested adults are p riv ile g e d o 1» f c a o m d o p i o t u o n r d e w d h o f r o u m se d th e I t p In
baud. B illie M cIn ty re , accordion was pi lit in piecing a q u ilt N ext progies:. and developm ent of our
Ills p r i ­
j
eial
and
student
body
a
ffa
irs
since
¡c
o
u
n
try
By
D
ick
A
ids.
m
eeting
o
f
the
clas»
w
ill
be
held
to
atten
d
the3y
m
ee
ting
;,
w
h
ethe
r
a
banquet
was
he
ld
at
w
h
ich
the
ace; G lo ria Ernst o f ra d io and A u d i­
E ng eldin ge r. Thomas C onnell. C
v a te p r a c t ic e m a n y y e a rs . N o w t h i s
,
he
came
here
to
school.
He
w
a
s
,
at
the
home
of
M
r
II
11
S
ta
n
­
r
em
bers
o
f
th?
association
o
r
not.
"A
tta
c
k
on
E
verest"
by
Hugh
H
ills
b
o
ro
G
il
I
Reserves
had
charge
v
a
lu
a
b
le
r
e
l
i
e
f
1»
a
v
a
i
l
a
b
l
e
to s u f ­
to riu m show fame, darn er and s in g ­
u u d v e is
a r - j President of the associated stu d en ts M. Reed. W E. P ittin g e r, W ilb u r M is. F red C a ld w e ll, president, an­ f e r e r » a t a c o a t o f o n l y a fe w c e n ts
I Rutledge: T h is i. an e xce lle n t book o f Ihe decorating. G . r e m
rtru
H r Far
er; Robert Luce, tru m p e t player, nard on T h u rsd a y, F e b ru a ry 13.
D
illo
n
,
and
H.
H.
S
tannard
o
f
the
a day.
T ry
a b o ttle
u n d e r th e
nounces.
I fo r lovers o f ad ve n tu re and e x ­ ris gave a ta lk on O u r W o rld " and d u r in < 1933-34. Oregana business Coffee club.
accom panied by Dallas Jean A v e r; .
Miss Hess H onored—
m o n e y - h a c k g u a r a n te e . E n jo y b le s s ­
p lo r a tio n . The s tru g g lin g men. en- M a rjo rie M cLean
o n
"Seabeck m anager fo r 1932-33, and w e n t out ■
Bol> Hastings am i Velm a Lang in
ed
r
e
l
i
e
f
a
s
»0
m
a
n
y
s
a
y
th e y h a v e .
Miss Lot» lies» was given u sur- 1 hungered by avalanches, blizzards. E choi " F o r e n te rta in m c ift t h a t fo r debate the yea r before.
H. S. Regers spent Tuesday at A s k y o u r d r u g g i s t f o r W i l l i a m *
th e ir spt*ctacular adagio uct; Irene
is a m em ber o f th e C h i P i 1
HANNAH SA RK H
Salem
on
business.
(«ra velin, yodeler. and com bined pris • p a rty by a nu m b e r of friend., ¡scarcity of oxygen arid w a lls o f eve n in g tin- g irls had th e ir choice i fra He
K . U . X . C o m p o u n d to d a y .
te rn ity . and the son o f M r. and
F u n e ra l services w ere held F r i­
harm onica gro up w ith added guitar, F rid a y n ig h t at tin- home o f her I glacier w h ich threatened to break of s w im m in g o r skating.
parents. M r. and Mrs Jack Hess. ¡at the least v ig ra tio n made a heroic
Good Tim e Dance
On S unday m o rn in g a fte r a class M rs. T. H. Tongue o f H illsb o ro .
day m o rn in g at St. A n th o n y's chu rch
« tiro in a tic harm onica amt p a la fo riu
A t G range h a ll eve ry S atu rday
in Forest G rove fo r M rs. Hannah
by Gene C u lve r, A d o lp h K re b . Those present wen- Misses Eleanor ¡e ffo rt to reach the ro o f o f the on "c lu b pro gra m s." w o rsh ip was j
M iss Jane A u ld and Muss Pat [ S arich. w ife of M ich ae l M. S arich n ig h t —G eorgia Hess orchestra. A d ­
held at the fir s t M . E. chu rch at
A r th u r Ingram ,
J e rry M c fn ty rc . K o ik w u i'L P earl T a y lo r, D o ro th y ■ w o rld .
M
u
rra
y
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
spent
the
week
T h is hook includes the plans and w h ich Dr. B ru ce B a xte r spoke on
29tf
l of near Forest G rove. She died m ission 25c.
D ELTA DRUG STORE
Hoy G raham , K enneth (Jorum and Bi l ker. B ernice and D o ro th y H o w ­
ard. G arolin e F u lle r. T helm a Cox, ¡p re pa ration s fu r tlx - trip and the
Being H ig h t w ith O urselves." This ( nd at the hom e o f M r. and M rs. J a n u a ry 27 at S m ith 's hosqaital in
D ick H ickm an.
J
L.
A
u
ld
.
D
avis
A
u
ld
.
w
ho
has
care w ith w h ich it had to be a r ­ was fo llo w e d by an im pressive clos­
H ills b o ro a fte r a short illness. In - |
and the honor guest.
ranged
By Radah G o ttlie b
in g cerem onial by the S ilv e rto n been a tte n d in g O S. C. at C o rv a llis te rm e n t was in V is ita tio n cem etery.
M r. H iik r r H onored—
has
re
tu
rn
e
d
home.
He
was
i
l
l
fo r i V e rb o o rt.
"June Addam s," by W eber I.in n : G. R. club.
I
Mrs. F ra n k
B ake r en te rta in e d T his is an in te re s tin g b io g ra p h y ,
Th.- delegates w ere e n tertain ed in ¡some tim e w ith the measles.
M r.'. S arich was born O ctober 20,
S atu rday n ig h t w ith a card p a rty w ritte n by James I.in n , a nephew the homes o f the Salem g ir l
M r. and M rs. L . L. G raves and 1903. at V anB uren, M aine. She m a r­
h o n o rin g her husband's b irth d a y. o f Jane Addam s, w ith her help j
--------- — [ daug hter o f V ancouver. Wash., w e re rie d M r. S arich in O ctober, 1921.
Guests were Me.
Me .1 i anu
and Me uai
dames
w j
C* 1
J
Even as a young g irl. M iss Ad-
M iss K a th e rin e H ankins, student guests Sunday of M r. and M rs. P.
a
H e r e
Hay B ak er ..nd W altei S ch en d el of dams was interested in social w e l­ at L in fie ld college at M c M in n v ille . ; A. A nderson. M r. and M rs. M L .
I near Forest G rove fo r some tim e. I
✓
i.».......« G rove. G i lenn
..... n Burge.
. ....... * M i
Forest
fare of her ft Bowmen. A t tha t tim e is pe nd ing the sp rin g vaca tion at i Anderson were also guests at the
I
February
lie ,ie B ake r and the honor gue t 1.she was la rg e ly responsible fo r her home here w ith her uncle and Anderson home.
and Mi- a
JI ale cha irm en from a ll p a rt* V a le n tin e decorations w ere used.
women
graduates
re
ce
ivin
g
college
6, 7, 8
aunt. M r. and M rs. G eorge R. Bag-
M r. and M rs. J. E. B a rtle tt and ! rio n : her m other, Mrs. K a th e rin e I
o f the cou nty were in attendance
: degrees.
ley. She had as ^her guests o ve r th e I daug hter B o n n ie and lit t le Ja c­
Junction City; two b ro th - ■
S atu rday noon at the luncheon In l l r i i l r Elect Honored —
Matinee Saturday, 1 :30 P. M.
Jane A ddam s’ fa th e r was t h e week-end. M iss Eva Gachés of Seat­
1 - Sisters F u a sta . l a
the H ills b o ro Pharm acy, given in
q u e lin e and Janet H o w e ll o f Scholls
M b s M abel T h w a ite . bride -e le ct g u id in g in flu e n ce o f her successful
tle, also a student at L in fie ld .
I
M
a
rg
a
re
t
E
llen
,
and
Joshine
F
ra
n
-
I
and
Mrs.
H
e
ttie
H
o
w
e
ll
o
f
P
o
rt-
th e ir honor b y t h e W ashington of D onald I.
Hi-eher o f Forest life She. herself, has in flu e n c e d ,
hospital rep- 1 ■
D r. and M rs. F. N. W e il o f Rodeo. I i ;ind sPf ‘nt S unday w ith M r. and
i<
1:
G rove, was honored w ith a m iseel-
resented the v. do 1 er at the fu n e ra l, n
'
I
lio n , 15 la iic iu s shower S atu rday aftern oon the lives o f m any. B y V io le t W ick Cal., .spent th e week-end w ith his • Mrs. A. .W. W alker.
persons were presen«.
M r. and M rs. E B. W atts, and ¡ M r . S arich is in the h o sp ita l con- I
uncle. N a th an W eil, and cousins.
at the J A Rechcr home in F o r­
L ittle Fenton Hughes, son o f M r. Reuben, M o rris and Ja ke W eil. M r. and M rs. O rin D a re ty and c h il­ valescing fro m
in ju rie s received ■
M argaret D ixon, cou nty nurse, est G rove Mrs. Kechi r and Miss
-
and Mrs. H o w ard Hughes, is un de r T hey were v e ry i l l w ith flu d u rin g dren o f N o rth P la in s v is ite d M r. at S tim son m ill Jan ua ry 3.
gave a resume o f her re p o rt fo r i Ethel S te w a rt were hostesses.
observation at S m ith's hospital. He th e ir stay.
the past year and Mrs. Ed Goman,
R e cita tio n o f the rosa ry was held I
¡and M rs. Bob W atts in P o rtla n d
was threatened w ith pneum onia
w h o is in charge of the loan closet. W. 11. «'. M r r l» —
Sunday.
M r. and M rs. Spencer Jones o f i
1e c o n -| ■
rep ort ■d on her a c tiv itie s M rs E ila | W om an s K e l.e f Corps w ill meet and was bro ug ht to the hospital
P o rtla n d and M r. and M rs. C. E ' Mr3. L . J. R ushlow le ft Sunday • ducted by Rev. Boesch. assisted by I
M arsh o f B eaverton, president o f ¡ F rid a y at t.ic V i te r m s ' hall. A ll Sunday n ig h t.
m
o
rn
in
g
to
v
is
it
her
son.
Jack
o
f
j
| Riggs and d a ug hter D o ro th y
the asMX i itiu n . gave an o u tlin e o f m em bers are asked lo b i present.
M rs Oscar H u m b u rg and son: re- H u be r vis ite d at the G. N. T aggart Rushlow. and daughter. M rs. F. N. I Richard G. H endricks. R aym ond
and Charles H en- ■
the w o rk proposed f ir th is year.
¡tu rn e d to th e ir home at W: ISCO I home Sunday.
O 'D onn ell, and fa m ilie s at W a ld ­ d ric k s . Mass was
sung by M iss ! |
0( Sunday. M rs
Fred Rood ate um-
port.
A
card
fro
m
M
rs
Fred
Sew
ell
P a r ic ia D uyck. M i s s
G e rtru d e _
"N ic k e l Social" F rid a y—
M r. and M rs. C a rleto n Hande and
Ja n u a ry 30 says: " A r r iv e d F rida y. ; panied them fo r a v is it.
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c h ild re n re tu rn e d to S ilv e rto n Tues­
W omen's M i de na ry society of II id a w o n d e rfu l t r ip and have had
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hospital.
M r. and M rs. Wes S ch u lm e rich day, a fte r a fe w days' v is it w ith
Evansen. organist. P ete r and Charles
T u a la tin Plain., P resb yteria n chu rch lo v e ly
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sunshine u n til today we
Vanaudenhaegen. Lee Sparks. F
w ill hold a ",i cltel so cia l" at the are h a v in g O regon w eather. Were and daug hter are v is itin g M r. and M rs Hande's parents. M r. and Mrs.
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C. M cC a rty, F ra n k P o rte r and V ic ­
home of M r and M rs. J mes B atch- dow n in M e x ico yesterday. A p e r­ Mrs. Chester S tew a rt at Beaver Thoir.as C onnell.
legal a d v e rtis in g to the A rgus.
to r G eiger w ere pallbearers.
eld, 1 F rid .iv eve ning C h ris tia n En- son su re ly finds lik e he is out th is week.
M r. and M rs Ed H u m p h re y o f
M r and Mrs. Jack Borgen of F o rt Lew is. Wash visite d M r. and
d iv o r w ill also meet th e re tha t of the U S d ow n th e re H a ving
even.ng and w II assist in the en ­ a grand t im e " M r. am i M rs. S ew ­ P o rtla n d and Mrs. Sophia S m ith Mrs E. S tra w and M r. H u m p h re y's
o f Forest G rove were guests S u n ­ un de . A L. H u m p h re y, Sunday. A.
te rta in m e n t.
e ll are v is itin g in C a lifo rn ia .
day o f M r and Mrs. V erne M c K in ­ L. H u m p h re y has been q u ite ill.
Mrs. I'a lti-rs o n Hoste«»—
M r. and Mrs. J W. B arn ey a t­ ney and M rs. E. C. M cK in n e y.
Mrs. M . A. L y n c h o f Redm ond
M . s. Paul Patterson en te rt lin e d tended the ce le b ra tio n o f the 33rd
A lm a D aniels o f Y a m h ill u n d e r­
last Wednesday and T h u rsd a y w ith w edding a n n ive rsa ry of M r. and w ent an a p pe nd ix opera tion S a tu r­ I was a guest several days last w eek
f h e r b ro th e r and s is te r-in -la w , |
desiert bridge. Mrs. J M Persun Mrs. F L. B ro w n S atu rday n ig h t day n ig h t at S m ith's hospital, D r I ¡ o
M r. and M rs. J. W. B aile y.
and M r
W G G h riitc n s i n made at the home of M r. and M rs. B. |C. T. S m ith operating.
1 M rs. Joh n W o rtm a n o f P a cific
Ins'll «Cores at the W ednesday p a rly , G. M cN a y 111 Forest G rove.
Le ster Chase, a tte n d in g N o rm a l I C ity
pent seve ral days last w eek
and Mc'-damc.'- J W B arney. A. I.
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Janette Cady spent t h e school at M on m ou th , spent the w ith M rs. E. B. Tongue and M rs.
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week-end n t C o rv a llis .
v is itin g week-end w ith his parents, M r and James Shannon.
d.iy.
frien ds and a tte n d in g J u n io r w eek- 1 M r/. Fred Chase.
Wimer Brm.’
We will take care of your
M rs. K a th a ry n e M e tske r o f St.
Picture
D en m ark P ic lu rrs S h o w n —
end fe s tiv itie s at O regon S tate c o l- j
j ) r . S m ith pe rfo rm e d a m in o r Helens and M iss Isabel C halm ers
w ardrobe a t e c o n o m ic a l
In te re stin g p ic tu n o f a 2500-acrc *e«fe'
'o p e ra tio n fo r Mrs. W illia m W ine- v is ite d M r and M rs. E B. Tongue
farm in D e nm a rk of w lu c li G eorge
M i • Constance Cochrane, w h o i$ « u rd n e r o f H ills b o ro S atu rday,
and M rs. J. Shannon Sunday.
prices, and assure you of
V ils tr u p of south o f H ills b o ro was a tte n d in g N o rm a l school at M on- I M .s, B E. M a lin g o f Depoe Bay
Jam es and C lyd e R utledge visite d
m anager fo r fiv e years. 1917 to 1922, m outh, was a w eek-end guest of spent Hie w eek-end w ith her daugh
th
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aunt.
Mrs.
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prom
pt service always.
are in the A rgu s w in d o w . The c o l­ her sister, Mrs. J. W. B arney.
ter, M rs. T. W. M cD onald.
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o f P o rtla n d , d u rin g th e w eek-end.
le ctio n includes a p ic tu re of the
M r. and M rs. W ill C u dd y and
D r. S m ith pe rfo rm e d a m a jo r
M r. and M rs. C harles L. W a lk e r
in te r io r o f a fin e chureh.
And Other Short Subjects
c h ild re n o f C o rn e liu s Puss road opera tion fo r M rs M. M. T h o m p ­ v is ite d frie n d s at V e rn o n ia S u n ­
County President Visits—
near I.in n to n w ere S unday guests son of Shady B ro o k Ja n u a ry 30.
day.
N ie d le e ra ft clu b w ill e n te rta in o f M r. and M rs. A. L . B ro ck.
HILLSBORO MERCHANTS’
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G ladys M eyers o f T ig a rd , pres­
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M r and Mrs. Jack C ixip e r of
id en t o f Hie W ashington cou nty F ru itla n d . Idaho, v is ite d her b ro th ­
fed e ra tio n o f W om en's clubs, th is e r-in -la w and sister, M r. and Mrs.
afte rn o o n «Thursday) at the home E L. Hobbs, last week.
will be introduced from the stage between the
of M rs J E. Reeves Mrs. J. Nleo-
first and second shows Friday night.
M r. and M rs
H a rry Robinson
demus is assisting hostess.
and son o f M etzger w ere Sunday
guests o f M r. and M rs. P a u l L.
M r». Ilc rg e rl Hoste»»—
PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT, 11:15
Good N eighbors' c lu b ; f south of Patterson.
H ills b o ro met J a n u a ry 30 at the
W. E. B ro w n , c a rrie r on H ills ­
lioni- of Mrs G. W. H ergert. F if ­ boro ro u te five , is co n fin e d to his
teen m em bers w e re present and home th is week w ith flu .
t : i ; n visito rs, M rs. John l.ongdon.
Mrs. H N K u m in e r spent the
Mrs. K a th e rin e K rie d e l, and Mrs. week end at N e w be rg w ith M r. and
Eva B agnell
Mrs. L a ure nce K u m m e r.
Form er Local Woman Dies—
M r. and M rs. S. W. M e lh u is h and
M rs. M ay I. S m ith received w o rd c h ild re n spent S unday w ith M r.
last week of the death in O akland, and Mrs. H. E. l.a B a re at St Helens.
Cal., o f Mrs. Eva C hristensen, f o r ­
M r. and M rs. L e w is F o w le r of
m e rly Mrs. M a rtin S m ith o f West P o rtla n d spent the w eek-end w ith
U n ion . She is s u rv iv e d by a daug h­ M r. and M rs. E dw ard Coman.
ter, R u th B u e ll o f O akland.
M rs. C. C. O'ncss of east of Hills­
boro suffered a paialytic stroke
E n te rta in Dorcas C lu b -—
No Coal
Friday
Mrs. H a ile y H. S m ith and M rs.
Robert T a n n e r w ill e n te rta in D o r­
cas c lu b o f the A ll Saints m ission
No Wood
T h u rsd a y evening, F e b ru a ry 13. at 1
the S m ith home. A ll m em bers are !
urged to attend.
J c.
¡Mothers Hostesses
at Social Event
' k ' ^ d ^ s ^ i J"' ; Thomas Tongue
Heads Committee
RELIEVE EXTERNAL
MUSCULAR PAIN
1*0 Often Slla-i allrd «Hh»umutlr”)
COMPOUND
Seal Sale Heads
Luncheon Guests
I.
VENETIAN
THURS., FRL, SAT.
C L E A N IN G
P R E S S IN G -
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H o m e L aundry & D ry Cleaners
P opularity C ontests C andidates
SPARK
"BAD BOY”
O IL - BURNING
C IR C U L A T IN G H E A T E R
Blue Birds Organised—
O rg a n iza tio n of a B lue B i r d
group, ju n io r Cam p F ire girls, was !
begun Ja n u a ry 28 at Ihe P aul P a t­
terson home. M rs. P atterson w ill
be leader.
Entertain Pasi Chiefs—
Mrs. L lo y d B ro w n and Mrs. S.
E. F ayratn w ill e n te rta in the Past
C h iefs' clu b o f Phoenicia Tem ple.
P y th ia n Sisters, to n ig h t (T h u rsd a y)
n t the home of M rs. B row n.
General A iil Meets—
Ladies’ G eneral A id of the M e th ­
odist ch u rch w i ll meet next W ed­
nesday aftern oon at 2:30 in the
ch u rch basement.
Card Party Held—
V. F. W. A u x iliary held a C trd
party at the V. F. W. h a ll last
"A n y th in g
P h o to g rap h ic”
We are proud to offer
Hillsboro residents a com­
plete photograpic service:
No Soot
No Dirt
Portraits - Frames
Films - Developing
Enlargements
Schramel
Studio
109 S. 2nd
H ills b o ro
PLAN NOW FOR
Sewer Service
We are prepared to supply
you with quality, tim e-re­
sisting concrete sew er pipe
for connections with the
municipal s e w e r sy ste m .
Our pipe, high in quality
and reasonable in cost, is
durable and will serve you
indefinitely.
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Phone 1341
No Ashes
North of Cannery, across W. Washington St.
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F ire Underw riters
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Phone 21X
Hillsboro
136 8. T hird A re.
A sk for P opularity V otes
PLUS— Selected
SHORT SUBJECTS