T b iilu liv , Ecbriinrv 13, 1038 H IL L S R O R O Opening o f Historical Museum Here Friday *------------------------- ! Surprised on Anniversary ARGUS, H IL L S B O R O , OREGON Here Eight Years Out landing Books A new 1938 W orld 's A lm anac and book o f facts is now on the local lib ra ry shelves, and also the 19.(t; S ta m p C a ta lo g u e An ou tsta nding book o f special interest to h is to ry rea de r: is "H is lo ry of W estern C iv iliz a tio n .” bv l i m y F B o n e s T h is is a lib e ra l to .to ria ri s in te rp re ta tio n , not of events alone b u t o f m a n kin d 's de- v i'lo p m e n t In the lig h t of economics, biolo gy and sociology. "M a nne rs in Business." by E liz a ­ beth M acG lbbon, is a book o f u n ­ d e rsta nd ing and p ra ctical advice on tm -in e i tiq u e tte She discusses in d ta il such im p o rta n t topics as w hat to » e a r fo r business; m a k e ­ up and groom ing: how to get a Job; how to get along w ith one's boss* and the o ffic e force: ta c tfu l bu ine«. m anners: o ffic e labors; and how to deal vzith d iff ic u lt s itu a ­ tion»* It appeals to eve ry wom an w ho is em ployed F o llo w in g are tw o book review s by h ig h school students: "Edna, H is W ife " T h is most r e ­ cent novel o f M arg are t Barnes' p o rtra ys the life and character of Edna, a p re tty and not too in te lle c ­ tu a l g ir l m a rrie d to a handsome and b r illia n t la w ye r. T hey w ere co m p le te ly heterogeneous both in tastes and habits. C onsid ering this, th e ir life together was a com para­ tiv e ly happy one. F rom the low est ru n g in the social ladd er t h e y clim b e d ra p id ly higher, le a vin g Edna m ore b e w ild e re d and at loss w ith eve ry step. She n e ith e r u n ­ derstood nor cared to understand tie r husband’s w o rk fo r she was m e n ta lly incapable o f it. T he book is v iv id ly real and h e a rtb re a k in g ly tru e to life .—A n n Munkre.s. P ra ctica l A m a te u r P hotography by W illia m S. D avis provides a general guide book fo r am ateur photographers T he book contains m uch v a lu a b le in fo rm a tio n such as discussions o f d iffe re n t cameras, film s, plates, and fo rm u la s fo r so­ lu tio n s The a u th o r has given pra c­ tic a l »*orking details in as n o n ­ tech nica l language as th e subject perm its. A n yo n e interested in photo­ g ra p h in g landscapes, sea and ships, figu res and anim als, o r flo»*ers and s t ill life should read th is book.— I.e lia O 'C onnor. A lu p i n tte n d u n cr at ( h r open­ » h i i l i » i l i In* <.p e rn ii the lu i t ing; l ì iduy o f ilw W ashington Conn pi i i u i l on T lu it iliiy T h e tIA elä 1\ 1111 ! •« ' 1111 1. f lu id « * p n a b l e t l l l o l l g h ut the Jun io r hig h In p la n n in g il the don.Pion oi tin« A lb e rt T ozie r p a rty f o r thnt afte rtio n n n fte r I II I I I I ' h T- "I V .« i'll. i t . . 1 Hl lu m i. collections, i. hoped fo r by Mrs. T he Ju n io r h ig h bu k e lb a ll team W«’.lt bei I «•tat< She m gc a large le gis- t» 'o re m ili s ip iin i r n t l i i l in i l t n * tr a tio n lo r t h r p.u 1 n ú! o d • V e v e n o f 11) to III T h r tie rem ai t in i un- i f p e o ple «an ju s t d io p in fo r a h ro k rn fo r Ir n minuti**: and th ro n g li few n»inut<* lin k o f liuu* the game co n ili noi T w e n ty -fiv e h i to ) ic d p a in tin g he fin n h e d I’ ia n n pupil* of M i * Erm a T a y - ! b.v M i M aud W a n a m a l t i w ill be F rn ln y thè ju n io r high p lnye il | lot* Spat kg presented in re cita l F r i- I cu d i •play. S h n »*00(1 Tiu* fir.Mt squad w a t t in day a fli rnoon at the home o f M rs ; Mi W e a th e rre d hopes to h&Vo a rliiM * game 1(1 lo 13 T h r r*i C Busch were A lle n e Mae th e mu. e u n i open «tails fro m 9 39 om i t<* un »*on un e x r itin g m atch It ! A m ai her, Delos , A n ile i son, Ja c­ i. c lo c k on. 15 lo I l i M u n i i . l y e v rn in g in thè q u e lin e Barney, E velyn Busch, . ju n io i high gym n asium game*, » i r e Sam m y C h i i tensen. C a th e rin e En­ p h iv e d » it h H e .ive t tu li T h r Jun io r schede. B e tty G ardner. L y n n B a ll. h ig h t ir s i tr a m »’un d e fe a tr d 14 Helen L a ve r. E lizab eth A n n and T tie b e g in n in g of the eig h th ye n* tn 8. w l l i l r t h r s ii urtili Ira n i e m e rg ­ F ra n k ie McGee. Colene Mad-sen, of e n i e in H ills b o ro w ill be er! v ic to rio u s 12 tn (I M ary M anley, Ju lia n n a and Ron- * m arked S unday m o rn in g by Pas­ i aid M enter. G eorgia Patterson. June to r H e n ry S H a lle r at th e 10:30 Paine. E sther Robb. W inona Jean o'clock chapel w o rs h ip at P ilg rim Russell. V io la S to lle r. W in ifre d House. W ile y, Rosaline W eil, and M a rjo rie Pastor H a lle r came to H ills b o ro N u m be r o f cases o f measles in "M y Sheep K n o w M y V oice," or W ill from a pastorate in f i r s t C o n g re ­ tin* .« boob, i ra p id ly grow ing hut I " B lin d B e tty ." a you ng people's gational church. Aberdeen. Wash . w ith the he alth officer., e n fo rcin g . F u lL G n s p r I dram a in one p a rt and to become C ongregational pastor n tric t (p ia ra n tin e it is hoped to tableau, » i l l lie given by the young here Since O ctober, 1933. he has overt i m ore •« r i o i i . epidem ic A t J people o f the F oursquare Gospel been pastor o f the S ociety o f P il­ 1h<* ju n io r hig h several cases of ch u rch at F o u rth and Oak at 7 43 grim s. w ho meet fo r w o rsh ip at me i .h are found V iola Bean, KA. p m. F rid a y. A song service and A p p ro x im a te ly 200 teachers at- ; the Chapel o f P ilg rim House. . I n k K e n n e lly, 7A; B arbara Moor«*. in ii'l e i l pro gra m »’111 precede tin* tended the in s titu te a n d cou nty I In the fa ll o f 1929 M r. H a lle r 7 \ V irg in ia Haven , and Jack W il­ dram a A dm ission is free teachers' association meeting a t was elected a d viso r o f the V ik ­ liam on. KB. wen* ill fo r several Cast includes Wanda P ark Effie B eaverton high school Saturday. , ings 'th e n the H l-Y ). firs t o f the days, and K ob ert H u rd . HB2. re ­ Green, O rphtt S h ip le y. I.enure according to O. B K raus, cou nty C h ris tia n d u b s, and w itti the o r ­ ce n tly re tu rn e d to school a fte r a Leonard, M a d e lin e Meyers, l.a u ra school superintendent. Speakers in ­ ganization o f C h ris tia n C o u n cil be­ * ‘« go o f to n s ilitis L e s te r Sorenson. Law rence, M ild re d M ille r and cluded Thom as G entle, fo rm e r M o n ­ came cou ncil advisor, w h ich o ffic e 3B. of th«* Peter Bo scow* school han Louise M aurer. Mrs. K a tie S h ip le y m o u th in s tru c to r, and John K it - ‘ he s till holds. C ouncil now ha h« • n ill The fo llo w in g students Ls d ire cto r. pack, P o rtla n d school attendance : nin e chapters, w ith m ore than 259 h iv e been ah «nt at D a vid H ill: | o ffic e r, w ho to ld o f his experiences a ctive and associate members. B illv <’o o m e r. 5B: T h e lm a H o b in , M rs B erth a Z anow and da u g h ­ w ith the ra m b lin g ty p e o f boys. | KB. B etty M ay. KB. w ho is con- te r M a rth a le ft M opday to m ake B rld e -E le e t H onored— f ried in bed w ith chickenpox. M iss L o rra in e Chase gave a sur­ th e ir home in Santa Barbara. Cal . M rs. G I. Thom pson re tu rn e d * » h e re Miss Zano» hns e m p lo y ­ prise m iscellaneous show er the New Pupils Enroll M onday to her hom e at Selma. I E sther Zanow has been evening o f F e b ru a ry C fo r Miss T h e re are .several new p u pils in m e n t. M i Oregon, a fte r several weeks' v is it ! M abel T h w a ite , b rid e -e le ct o f D on­ the a-bolos: D a vid H ill A lb e rt in S u ita B arbara fo r about three I w ith her daughter, M rs. D e lb e rt ald S te w a rt o f Fore t G rove. V a l­ Higgs entered the KB < la . from m onths T u rn e r. en tine m o tif w a s ca rrie d out in New Meadow s. Idaho; • K en ne th L o ­ M is H o w ard W ells Is v is itin g M r. and M rs T. W. M cD onald table decorations. O thers present gan fro m New Y ork Is a m em ber M r and M rs Jack Neer in P o rt­ o f the 5B cl ».ss C lin to n Le ntz r e ­ land fo r a fe w weeks w h ile her in d M r. and Mrs. Shelby Forney were Mrs. Robert W atts and Miss M r and M is C arleton Beth M ilh o lla n d o f P o rtlin d . M rs c e n tly « n ro lle d in the KB at the husband. O r W ells, is com p le ting v is ite d K onow Thom pson and M iss E la in e Ju n io r high fro m Orenco. six weeks' service nt the S h rin e Hande at S ilv e rto n Sunday. (la sses í lecl M r. and M rs J. R Hughes and G iltn e r o f Forest G rove, and Misses hospital. Several c la v e s elected o ffice rs M u rie l Pranger. M rs H o w a rd W ells, w ho has M r. and Mrs. K en n e th l.u u k s of Hazel B e rn ie r. last week: J u n io r high, KB Hos- been bookkeeper at the People's P o rtla n d spent Sunday w ith M r. Helen Nelson. Louise Fischer. N o r­ Let the advertisem ents help you anne Wed. p re sid e n t. C a ry l Estepp, W ater A* Gas com pany fo r several and Mrs. H E Staples. ma T oelle, and B lanche Robinson. i m ake your shopping plans. vic e -p re s id e n t. Jack Goodm an, sec­ years, has resigned and M iss I.a- M r. and Mrs. S W. M elhu ish and re ta ry ; P hvlhs Johnston, sergeant- iiom a P ow ell hns tnken th e posi­ i c h ild re n vis ite d M r. and M rs. I - L. j nt-arm s tJA M ary E lle n M o r r i­ tion . B ake r in P o rtla n d Sunday. son. p, •• iderit Vu»!a Bean, vice- M r. and M rs E. J M eA lea r and II S Rogers attended Scout p i t in te n t H e nrie tta V .m M cltebeke. M r. and M rs B F. P ile visite d T il- , secre tá is; Kern W eintz, de po rtm e nt; Young camp. U. S. W V.. in P o rt­ latnonk and Oceanside Sunday. I rma W illia m s, attendance; Donald land Tuesday n ig h t w ith oth er de­ M rs W illa rd I.e w is of E nte rprise , B n tthau« » fla g a h íte ; V io le t Bun- p a rtm e n t officers. M iss Jean Overstay, student nurse spent the » e e k-e n d w ith Mrs. J. L. I d in and E ve re tt Padgett, m on itors 7.\ Haym ond M eltebcko. p re s i­ at Em anuel hospital, spent the Searcy. dent. A d e lb e rt H o ffn e r. vic e -p re s i­ w eek-end w ith her parents. M r. It W O versliv. dent; M d to n Dodson, secretary. KA and M i M u y W yatt, president; S te rlin g I.. S. C am pbell. Texaco Service N aught. vi< c-pi r udent Robert O g il- station p ro p rie to r, is i l l at home bee. .secretary; B illy F o e lke r and w ith in flu e n z a this week. Jean A n n Pusley. sports captains; it P n y o u f<»e! r u n - d o w n , o lu c g ln b , M iss D o ro th y Havens hns taken .a Jack S chu kart and K ate Iw a s a k i. position w ith the C re d it Bureaus, w i t h o u t u p p e t l t e f o r f< n d o r tn f» t f o r h< p ita h ty com m ittee D a vid H ill i Inc. | l i v i n g ? M a n y p e o p le d o b e c a u s e o f • t o n ic I n«l i g e r t Io n a n d p o is o n * in school 5B B a r b ir a Shaw, p re s i­ M rs C laude Coom er. w ho has t h e i r a y M te rn n w h ic h m i g h t e a f tily dent; Robert Power??, v ic e -p re s i­ b e r e lie s f d b y a (fo o d m i ld la x a t iv e , ; been q u ite il l w ith flu . is re co ve r­ dent; Hoh« 11 F u rro w , secretary. t o n ic , m ild a t o n ia c b ir u t i m u l r n t a n d D avid l l d l school had a candy ing. ' d i u r e t i c a t i m u i a n t f o r th e k t d n e \ x . M rs A M . C n rlile was a guest I n R uch ra w e a ta k» * n f»*w d o a e a o f sale F rid a y. T he KB class at the Peter Bo .cow school is e n jo y in g last W ednesday of tier sister, M rs W i l ll a m n H I., K . F o r m u la . The I ■ fir « t b o t tle m u t g iv e or several d iffe re n t e xh ib its. The firs t ' W S I ’helps, in P ortla nd . m o n e y bu« k . W l l l i a m a 8. T._ K . ' is a spec im en o f p«*nmanship w h ich M a u rice Dean o f Salem spent the was made by M i «s M lu rin e M oo re’s w eek-end w ith his parents. M r. F o r m u la is c o m p o u n d e d f r o m t h e '’ ; p r e s c r i p t i o n o f a f o r m e r a r m y d<* •- g ra n d fa th e r before the C iv il war. i and M rs. R. A. Dean. tor w h o u s e d I t in p r i v a t e p r a c t ic e T h e re is also a litt le cabin made N ow t h ia v a lu a b le M r. and M rs B R Pooley of I m a n y y e a r s I m e d ic in e is a v a i l a b l e t o y o u a t a o f L in c o ln logs rep rese nting the P o r tlin d visite d Sunday w ith M r. c o a t o f o n ly a fe w c e n ts a d a y . T r y firs t crud e home o f A b ra h n m L in ­ and M is. H. R. E m inott. a b o t tle u n d e r m o n e y - ba < k g u a r a n - , coln. A y e Iw a sa ki b ro u g h t a J a p ­ M r. and M rs G len H a m de n of te e a n d see b o w m u c h b e t t e r y o u i anese w r itin g set to school M ary e l. B e in g a l i q u i d a lr e a d y d is - | J.me C hristensen c o n trib u te d a p a ir Eugene were guests Sunday of M r. fe s o lv e d W i l l i a m * 8. U K F o r m u la | o f c h o p s tic k s to the e x h ib its Them e and Mrs. O. O. Freeman. , s t a r t s t o w o r k a lm o s t im m e d ia t e ly . } M r. and M rs. Herm an F retide n- o f tile b u lle tin board in th is room is now ’’A m e rica the B e a u tifu l.” th a l were guests Sunday o f M r and m any b e a u tifu l scenes fro m and Mrs. E dw ard B a ll at C ornelius. ou r c o u n try are on e x h ib it. M rs John W. W ortm an o f P a­ Each room w ill celebrate V a le n ­ c ific C ity vis ite d M rs. E II. Tongue tin e s day w ith V d e n tin e boxes. last week. Pupils Presented by Mrs. Sparks Number Measles ('ases Increase in Schools Here Church People ¡to Give Drama Many Teachers Attend Session A QUICK RELIEF FOR | ATONIC INDIGESTION Q uality job printing Argus. Palestine Films Hare to Speak Here Dally Trips to Portland at H. P. Meeting Scheduled M otio n pictures o f ancient and i H ills b o r o A u t o F r e ig h t odern Palestine are to be pre- J Bonded and Insured Carrier -ented at the G range ha ll in H ills - i on February 21 m boro ne xt Tuesday and Wednesday Serving Beaverton. Aloha, Keed- on Library Shelves M r. and M i H erm an Freuden- thnl w ere piven a :u rp ri «• on tin ir , f if th w e dd ing a n n iv o i . ir y F«*bru- i ary f> and m any lo v e ly g ifts were I I presented to them . T h o .«• pre ent ; were M r. and Mrs. John Fr»*ud«*n- i th.il. M r. and M i E dw ard F i » i i - denthal and daughter, M r and I Mrs. Fred M e ye r and childr« n. M r and M r A lb e rt M eyer and ch ild re n , Mr and Mrs. Robert Meacham and son. H e n ry T ew ;. M ai jo in * V a n d e i/a n d e n . and th<* honoKNl couple. Pa?* Five W G. Hare w ill s p e ik on legis­ la tiv e problem s o f p a rtic u la r in te r ­ est to women at the Business arid Prüfe-, ional Women s clu b m e e tin g F rid a y evening. F e b ru a ry 21, at ( the cham ber o f com m erce rooms. Program » i l l also in clu d e spe< ml music by the chorus and songs by M r- M u jo r ie W ells Sim pson of P ortla nd , according to M r:. C E W e ll: and M r- M aud B cow, of tin* le g is la tiv e com m ittee. The d in n e r is in charge o f the Jam boree com m ittee. M rs H a rry M organ and M iss Rose Cave, c h a ir­ men O th e r m em bers are Misses B e rn e ta K u m m e l . G ladys M itteson. □ fid D o ro th y Snyder, arid Mesdamex Fred C a ld w e ll. G ladys T rask, and Hat'.ie Davidson. D in n e r is served at (i 30 p. rn and a ll m em ber u n ­ able to attend, or h a vin g guests, should n o tify one of the d in n e r com m ittee. I). I'. V. to Meet M onday— D iu g h te rs o f U n ion Veterans w ill meet at th e Veterans' h a ll M onday evening. at 8 p, jn. under the auspices of local churches. The pictures are those taken by Rev. W illa rd H Pope, pastor o f C a lvary Tabernacle. P ortland, d u rin g his recent v is it to the H o ly Land. M r Pope d e live rs a lecture w ith the pictures He lias pictures of A fric a . Egypt and P al­ estine Local fo lk , w ho have seen the pictures, consider them to be the finest ever shown of these in te r- esting lands. A n o ffe rin g w ill be taken a t the door each evening. ville, Hillsboro, Cornelius and Forest Grove i : Plrkup and Delivery Service at Package Kates Hillsboro Phone 542 East Side Terminal Portland Phone F.Ast 9131 ! j i Past Chief»' Meet— M rs L ly o d B row n and M r S. E. Fayram en tertain ed the Past Chiefs' clu b T hursd ay n ig h t at the form er's home. F o llo w in g the business ses­ sion. games were played, M rs E. L Moore and M rs M artha S hayler rece ivin g honors N ext m eeting w ill be at the home o f Mrs. V erne M c­ K in n e y T hursd ay evening. M arch 5. w ith M rs. F ra n k B a rr as assisting hostess. Say you saw it in the Argus. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE At the farm of the late OTTO SCHINDLER AT HELVETIA. ORE. About 8 miles northeast of Hillsboro: C h a rm W a s N e v e r F o u n d in a B a s e m e n t C cows, 3 heifers from 12 to 18 months old, team] Personal attention is ab­ horses, 1200 lbs. each; mower, farm wagon and iron solutely necessary to per­ wheel truck, plow, harrow, hand cultivator, gasoline en- j fect laundering — but not gine, 3 h. p .; 5 goats, some household goods, wheelbar-1 necessarily your time a n d effort. row, and small tools usually found on the farm. A dm inistrator Sale February 18, 1936 T r y O u r P e rs o n a l L a u n d r y S e rv ic e at 1 :00 p. m. sharp. iV enetian ticket, C. W. Dodson.) PA U L SCHINDLER H om e Laundry AC Dry Cleaners of Rt. 1, Banks! the Estate of Ot«o Schindler, Deceased II. A. KURATLI. Auctioneer J. J. WISMER, Clerk 1 Telephone 47 WE READ THE ARGUS I it keeps me inform­ ed on county and city af­ fairs in a fair, unbiased manner. Because it is dedicated to boosting Hillsboro a n d W ashington county. Because THE “TRADE-IN” W hat yon pay for your new car is more im portant than how much you get for your trade-in. It’s the differ­ e n c e between th e d e liv e r e d p r ic e and your a llo w a n c e that counts. Remem­ ber THAT when you buy your next car. Remember also th a t n o o n e is g iv in g y o u a n y t h in g even when the trade-in allowance seems generous. Always ask the TOTAL DELIVERED PRICE of every new car offered you. Substract your allowance from this price and you may happily discover th a t you can b u y a Ford V8 for less. The “spread” between the F. (). B. ¡ind Total Delivered Price is a secret hiding place for “ extras.” It may in- Thc Ford V-8 is the most economical car the Ford Motor Company has ever built. (Venetian ticket, Mrs. E. Meyer, Rt. 3, Hillsboro) elude additional charges for Safety Glass all around, rad iato r ornament, mechanical equipment designed to improve riding, etc. T h e r e is n o e x ­ t r a c h a r g e f o r th e s e o n F o r d V - 8 c a rs ; they come to you as regular equip­ ment— AT NO EXTRA COST. Get the fa c ts when you “Shop” for a new automobile! Compare TOTAL costs with t o t a l F o r d costs. You will probably find th at you can enjoy the obvious advantages of ¡in e ig h t c y ­ li n d e r F o r d c a r for actually l e s s money — with lo w e r monthly pay­ ments— regardless of any so-called “extra allow ance.” Don’t let the “Trade-in” get yon. it keeps me posted on tax matters, public ex­ penditures, budgets, etc. B ecause the advertisements permit me to find r e a l merchandise savings. 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