Thur J tv F fbruray
p.i'lß
H IL L S B O R O
Coffee Club to Give
Colonial Silver Tea
M i.’s Thwaite Brid<
o
Donald Stewart
ARGUS,
.it I. O. (). F. 1 lome
Church Plans
for an Addition
OREGON
Paintings Shown Mis.; Behm Wed.
Stark
History Center; Leonard
H IT E O S
Many at Open
ru le and m nt, .
Mi
M ah« I Th aite. dauglit* r of
Mr
and M i
S II
T h w a ite of
H illsb o ro , and Donald L. S tew a rt,
(»11 of M i
J A. Hceher of F01 -
1 L G rove, wen* un ite d in m a i-
One of the m ajm prop i of the i
O pe nin g «lay.
F rid a y , o f th«*
were
M
r
arai
M
i
;
A
it
Scim
m
ie,
ri.»::o Sunday eve ning at eight at
(.’offee c lllb fo r i lilim t x i of Vivo i
W
a
h
ing
to
n
(
’o'
in
ty
M useum an«,
A lf iis i A ll Sand ;’ Episcopal m i ion. Rev.
ha. been its ‘ i bolai dop loan fund. I of Metzger, M i and M r
J e ll Kennedy, H T. l i n k o f P o rtla n d p e rfo rm ed H i J,011' al *ociel v b ro u g h t «)iit a
and an annual party Is given to Le.vi , M i and M i
crow d o f in te ie •<d i !»« \p ,e to tb<-
augm ent the fund T h is year .1 u n i M r and M it Vorn P in k e lt of the cerem ony.
The bride, w h o was given in 1 oom in the ha ement o f th«» c o u rt
<?oTonlal Sil •' t< • - Hi be i ».• 1.i .0 Bank , Mi and M i* < • • • a ge S e lf
hou.«* P rob ab ly the m«*.11 p o p u la r
the home o f M i
Thouio Connell, ridge and M i and M i 1, Heid Eld m a rria g e by her father, w ore 1 dep 111 m erit w is
the pifi«*«jri ho,«*
itre e t fro c k o f m ushroom
s ilk
in tra d o f at the < dum ber o f com , ridge
erepe w ith a sp rin g hat to match. «•ordaining mao; ■ old p ictu res an«.
in rre e a scheduled, F rid a y a fte r llo rra n ( lu ll E nte rta ine d
H er corsage wa ; o f w h ite sweet« docum ents o f e a rly W ashington
noon from 2 30 to 5 o’clock Ho I- 1
Mi
H a rle
and
Mr
ile y S m ith
;
pe 1 and T alism an io « bud
H er co u n ty and «• jw •< i d ly of H ill bor
< .«»•; w ill la* Mo .dame M u shall 1
am i Fore t ( ir OVe. Both A lb e rt
Robert T a m il 1 o f C o rn e liu s were
Elder, It F Peters. G N Taggart, ' hoste e fo r Episcopal D o n a s d u b 1 b rid e m u d . M i 1 L o rra in e Cha c*. Tozo
and his
1 ter, ?4i
E dith
wore a b ro w n s ilk str»*et fro ck and
Elw ood Johnron. I .on W alw orth, T h in -day evening
Mi-.. K en ne th 1 hat, w ith
a cor age of, y e llo w Tozó r Weath« rr« «l. e xp re ed them -
am i E F Bout lev
Dibblee, M t T B ru in , e r and M r
ro -c h ild ; and vio le t
Charles S t ew- selve 1 as toeing pl«*a.«ed «,ver the
The mu .io com m ittee w ill pi -
A W Havens w e r e guest
C o urt art <f Forest G rove, broth« 1 o f the largì re g i J r ttio n of n a tiv e O re-
-«nt an ou tsta nding program , and w h i t wa played and M i
g fin ia rr ,1 >rn « liffe n r it section of
Haven 1 bridegroom , was best man.
a ll ladies of the co m m u n ity are in
nd M i
Finest K id n e y made high
M i . E vangeline F u lle r
played the co u n ty and a n u m lx T fro m
vited
.«•ore;. V a le n tin e decorations were the w edding m u c h and accom pan P ortland.
Reports on the C o un ty Federa used
ied her .1 ter. M i . M in e rv a F u lle r,
Added t«> the pi*rm anent e x h ib it
tio n m eeting were given at the
w h o sang “Becau *e.” Th«* chu rch wa?. a gro u p o f t h ir ty - tw o o il p a in t
re g u la r m eeting o f the Coffee eluh Mrs. Long llostes*---
was lig h te d w ith tapers, and de cor in g . by Maud«- -W a llin g
W an
Fi iday a ftern oon at the cham ber
M rs I. A Long and M rs M artha ations w ere of w h ite carnations ker. a prof«-.- lona, a rtis t o f P o rt-
of com m erce by M rs II 11 Stan
S ha yle r en tertain ed w ith a card and potted tu lip s against a b a ck lan«l, w ho i . p u ttin g «»n canvas
nan,. M i • ( ’ M Iteed and Mi
p a rty Wednesday a ftern oon of last ground o f palms and ba kei
«if om<* «»f th«» h is to ric a l la nd m arks
Thomas C onnell, delegate
week, the ecorid o f a se rif i be- Oregon grap«* M i
G eorjm Fi ( her o f O regon To dat<- -he ha paint«*«,
Mrs. J M Person, chairm an of 1
■ 1 ' l I itecorutcd the church
e ig h ty -fo u r. Those now hanging
the lite ra tu re de p a itm e n t. re td a C h iefs’ cln h for the benefit o f the
1 Th«* couple w ill m ake th e ir home
poem w ritte n by Ethel K ointif F u l P yth ia n Home M r l(e n ric tt i M o r ji n Fore t G rove, w here M r S le w - h«*re w ill !><• Jio w n fo r a week 01
ten days. A m on g the <• are the «>1«,
le r. a n d Mi
A H B lar ing i«ad gan received h ij) i .core at bridge,
art is em ployed w ith M cC ready B apti t ch u rch at We t Uni«m, T he
an o rig in a l poem, "T ic k Tot k " Sev am i M i
H Einrnott r e v e le d L u m b e r com pany
T hey are w e ll Sirn
Reed
home at R eedville.
en
m em bers gave re vie w s on I honors at rum m y.
I know n
in
H ills b o ro also. M r.
Science ha ll at P a cific u n iv e rs ity
hooks.
I S te w a rt attended school in H ill - and T a b ith a B ro w n cabin at F o r
C h a rte r member«, past presl-
M r and M rs ( ’ H M iye« of ' boro and graduated from H ills b o ro
dent> and w ives o f the fire m e n P ortla nd are re ce ivin g c o n g ra tu . high school in 1933 M r. S te w a rt est G rove, the “ S tar «if O regon”
an Ocean vessel b u ilt by Jos«*ph
Ibid been in v ite d to attend the i la tion s on the b irth o f a son on attended W illam ette university at
Gal«* in 1841 and sailed to C a li-
meeting Mm. M Cove o f H ills - 1 F ebru ary 11 M rs Mayes was fo rm Salem.
fo rn ia , w h ere it was sold and th«*
boro and M is J C ,1 .1 <• of Port
e rly Miss Esther B arb er o f this
m oney used to purchase ca ttle
lain,, the o n ly c h a rie r mernht m city, and is a niece of M is A ng ie
w h ich w ere d riv e n to Oregon, fo u r
w ho are m em lx-i s at present, were H a rrin g to n .
scene
on the old B a rlo w tr a il
unable to attend, la it sent g re e t
around M t. Hood, the Oswego
Miss K athleen M cA Ien r of IT. of
ing* to the clu b A le tte r of greet-
an eltcr. grave o f E w in g Young.
*mg.s was read from
Mi
J
I O . Eugene, wa a w eek-end guest
church, con
O dd F e llo w s' lodges m id R ebek St P aul C a th o lic
K n ig h t o f M c M in n v ille , a ch a rte r of her parents. M r am i M rs E J.
M r. and Mrs. L o w e ll ahs, rep rese nting the T h re e L in k structed o f b ric k in 1847, seen«* at
member, w ho was unable to a t M cA lc ir
w e re also association of the county, present the sit«* «if «>I«J Champ«x*g. S k id -
tend, and le tte r« w ere read from M cA le i ir of P o rtla n d
m ore fo u n ta in in P o rtla n d , the
tw o post pie idents. M i
J. P guests at the pa ren ta l home Sun- ed a pro gra m at the I O O F.
home in P o rtla n d Sunday ifte r - fir s t b ric k house in the O regon
T a m ie tie of P o rtla n d and Mrs. L day.
Mrs- F rancis O íanle o f B rem e r- noon T h ir ty - tw o members v is ite d co u n try , th«* Am os ( ’ 00k home at
W Hyde o f A storia
N e w e ll home
the home and a good m usical p ro Lafayette, the D r
M rs
Emma M cK in ne y, a p a t ton, Wash., wa a gue t 1 o»t week gram was given
at ( ’ harnpeeg. B lue M o u n ta in u n i
president, read a h isto ry o f the of her m other, M rs H e n ry liu n te -
v e rs ity at L a G r md<* and others,
organization o f the club, w h ich man. who h is been q u ite ill. and
each w ith an in te re s tin g and im -
m o th e r-in -la w ,
Mrs.
F. C.
w.is organized on M arch 3, 18, M. her
p o rta n t
h is to ric a l
b a ckg r o u n d.
fiu th«* purpose of serving coffee Francis.
w h ic h M rs. W< ith e rre d o r M r.
to th«* Volunteer fire fig h te r , w ith
M r. and M rs. A E O penw eyer
T ozie r are glad to exp la in .
the late M rs J C L a rn k in a« pent th«* w eek-end in P o rtla n d
T he p ictu re s are not o n ly an e x
T u a la tin
P la in s
P resb yteria n
president
The late Mrs. H
V with their parent», Mr. and Mrs.
«
to a s im ila r R. L. Dunham and M r. and Mrs. chu rch is p la n n in g to b u ild an ad- h ib it o f a rt. but the purpose is
| d itio n b e hind the chu rch to be us also to im press upon th e you ng er
clu b in C u rv a li! « and was a leader Edgar T O penw eyer
ed as a Sunday school, social and generation the w o n d e rfu l h is to ric a l
in o rg an izin g the local club. The
M r and M rs W L St <rk re I C h ris tia n Endeavor room. It is be- backgro und o f the O regon co u n try.
la te 3* S W eatherrcd was c h ie f of tu rn e d F rid a y fro m m v c iu I «lays
T here are no charges to see these
th«* vo lu n te e r fire de pa rtm e nt at tr ip to B ellin gh am . Wash., w h e n 1 lie ve d tha t the a d d itio n w ill add
the tim e M rs M c K in n e y a l m » read they were called by the death o f. g re a tly to the life o f the church. pictures, n o r are th e y fo r sale.
M
oney
fo
r
the
im
p
rovem
e
nt
it
be
Mrs.
W a n ke r
is a g ra n d d a u g h
a b rie f histo ry o f th«* in te rv e n in g her fa th e r, G eorge A rn o tt.
in g raised by sub scrip tion and con- te r of Ci W W a llin g , a pioneer o f
year« sine«* the organization u n til
Miss Rozena W ith c ril, niece o f trib u tio n
from those interested 1847 The h isto rica l room s are open
th«* present tim e, and had an e x
e ve rv dav fro m 10 a. m. to 5:30
h ib it of p ictu res of ch a rte r m em M rs J H. Peppard, is now cm - Vv il, be appreciated.
_______ ________ -
c o rd ia lly
p. m.. and th e p u b lic
bers and oth er e n rly -d a y member» ployed ut th<* o ffic e o f D r. P. G.
B row n, dentist.
I fc a Postponed—
in vite d .
am, past preM«,<*nt« o f the club, a*
M r. and Mrs. R obert Jones and | C olonia, s ilv e r tea of A l, Saints
w e ,, a . fire m e n Th«» e x h ib it also
contained a copy <»f the firs t A r d a ug hter o f P o rtla n d visite d M rs Epi. copal G u ild to have been held
M r. and M rs. Paul Patterson. T
gus «issued on M arch 28. 18941 G W Pool and M i s R uth Jones nt the George M cG ra th home W ed II. Tongue. Judge D onald T e m p le
w h ich w ent to W ashington, D. C., d u rin g the w eek-end.
nesday was postponed u n til next ton. W. C. Christensen. W. F M ills ,
w ith an a p p lica tio n fo r p e rm it to
W ord has been received here o f Tuesday afternoon. Tea w ill be and Z J. Riggs were am ong H ills
be sent th ro u g h th«» mail». R. H. the b irth o f a son. F e b ru a ry 7. to i served from three u n til fiv e o'clock boro pei pic w ho attended th e re
M itc h e ll was e d ito r and W. C Rev. and Mrs
I.e 'i Fishback of and a ll ladies are c o rd ia lly in v it p u b lica n H o; v e r d in n e r at t h e
( ‘ low, a b ro th e r-in -la w of M is J. Eugene.
ed Mesdame A lf O. Johnson o f M u ltn o m a h hotel in P o rtla n d Feb
Nicodemus. was p u blishe r The ap
M rs. B erth a Johnson o f M osier , Forest G rove. Edgar K itnna. and ru a ry 12.
p lica tio n to W ashington, D
C . a rriv e d last week fo r a v is it w ith i II
E S taple: are assisting host
A rn o ld
Jensen
M r. and Mr
was sent by John M B row n, dep he r so n -in -la w and daughter. M r. i esses.
spent th e w eek-end in L o n g v ie w
u ty un d e r M a ry A. B row n, post- and M rs Robert J Scearce.
m other. M rs. N. 1*. N ie l-
w ith h
Rev. Jenkins Conducts Service.—
mistress. (T he copy is on display
L itt le H a rold B a ke r o f Forest
R ight Reverend T h 'im a r Jenkins. sen.
in the A rgu s w in d o w >.
M rs. J. B D insm ore and M rs. R.
Past presidents in attendance G rove had his ton silz rem oved by D IJ . Bishop o f Nevada, conducted
w ir e M e ,d a m r- D o r i Nelson. R. D r R ichards o f Forest G ro ve at a vesper service Sunday afternoon F ra n k Peters attended tea S atu r-
at A ll Saints Episcopal M ission day at ‘ he home o f M rs. P a u lin e
r l S m ith E 1. M i...... R. F Pet- S m ith 's h o ip itu l Monday.
M r. unit M rs. E. B Tongue spent Rev. H T Hieks o f P ortla nd also M n ore R ile y o f P o rtla n d .
. Hari Thoinns C onnell,
Mrs. Ross H a rtra m p f and son
Lois W a lw o rth . and Fred Sow ell. the w eek-end at Eugene w ith th e ir made an address M an y old frie n d s
a lo
Mrs. Elsie S chu lm e rieh of son H u rke. and w itli Judge and o f Bishop Je n kin s w ere present G ary o f C o rv a llis arc v is itin g her
and ladies of the chu rch g u ild parents. M r. and Mrs. Jacob M ohr.
C o rva llis, secretary in 1898, M rs Mrs. La w re nce H a rris.
Dr. Richards o f Forest G rove p e r served tea a fte r the services.
A lb e rt
H a rtra m p f. tre a su re r 1 n
M r. and M rs. F. K o b e rstcin o f
o p era tion
fo r E n te rta in at D in n e r—
1911-12. am i M is M ay I. S m ith, an form ed a m in o r
P o rtla n d spent Sunday w ith M r.
James H arlem an o f D ille y M onday
o ffic e r in 1912
M r. and Mrs. E L. Johnson en and M rs. A W. Lentz.
M usical program was presented at S m ith 's hospital
M r. and Mrs. R. H o rn e c k e r v is
te rta in e d w ith a d in n e r Sunday at
R(
iss
Hayden
of
G
lenw
ood
u
n
d
e
r
by a past president and members
th e ir home. Present were Messrs, ited M r. and M rs. W ill H o rn e cke r
w
ent
a
m
in
o
r
opera
tion
F
rid
a
y
a!
of presidents' fam ilies. M rs Fred
and Mesdames E dw ard S ch u lm e r- at G resham Sunday.
S ew ell, A nn and Robert Peters S m ith's hospital. D r. G uy V ia o f ' ich. Thom as B ily e u and daug hter
M rs. A d c lla K in d t o f P o rtla n d
Forest
G
rove
operated.
am i Irene E ngeldinger
Miss Eloise of P o rtla n d .
D. B
is v is itin g her sister, M rs. O. 11.
M r and Mrs. V erne M c K in n e y B u rk h a lte r. G eorge B ie rsdo rf, and
Mesdames A W Havens. W .1
Gates.
Enschede and Fred Holznagel w ere and son W a lte r and M rs. E. C Mrs. A nna S chulm erieh.
hostesses, w ith M rs. W G. Hare M c K in n e y were guests Sunday of
and Mrs. Thom as C o nn ell p re sid Mrs. Sophia S m ith at Forest G rove Surprise G iven—
H ow ard B o w lb y , a student at O.
in g at the refresh m en t table.
A b irth d a y su rp rise p a rty was
M rs G ladys M eyer, cou nty fe d S. C . C o rva llis, spent the w e e k given fo r Lester C la rk nt the home
end
w
ith
his
parents.
M
r
and
Mrs.
e ra tio n president, and the d is tric t
of his parents. M r. and Mrs. Lee
president w ill attend the M arch Fred B o w lb y. o f near H illsb oro .
C la rk . M onday afternoon. Guests
M rs. Paul Jones and litt le son of were S tua rt
m eeting, w h ic h w ill open w ith a
Richardson.
Robert
M c M in n v ille arc guests of her p a r Holznagel. E lro y S ch in d le r a n d
pot lu c k luncheon.
ents, M r. and Mrs. A. W. Havens, W ayne Faber. Games w ere played
fo r a w eek o r ten days.
E ntertain at V alentine P arty—
M rs F. G P re tty m a n is q u ite il l
M rs I,. T M cPhceterz and Mrs.
H a rry M organ e n tertain ed w ith a at Jones hospital. She was taken
dessert luncheon and bridg e p a rty th e re F rid a y.
H a rvey Sabin o f P o rtla n d is v is
F ebru ary 12 at the home o f Mrs.
. M ePheeters. Seven tables w ere in itin g his s is te r-in -la w . Mrs. M a ry
play, M rs ( ’ . T Richardson and Sabin, and fa m ily .
Miss Eva Peppard has been i l l
M rs A. W H o ffm a n re c e iv in g h on
ors at co n tra ct bridge, w ith Mrs. w ith a cold und un ab le to attend
W. G. Hare and M i s. C. E W ells school the past week
Mrs. E J. Peterson spent Sunday
re ce ivin g hig h and second at auc
tio n The v a le n tin e m o tif was c a r at L a u re l w ith her m other, Mrs.
rie d out In decorations and fc - C a llie D ailey.
M r. and M rs J D. W ebber and
freshm ents.
daughters o f Oswego pent Sunday
Entertain w ith Party—
w ith M r and M rs J K. W ebber.
M r and M rs W ayne E m m ott en
M r. and M rs Charles L. W a lk e r
te rta in e d S atu rday evening. Guests i visite d frien ds in Salem Sunday.
Program Presented
H IL L S B O R O ,
H
. H«ihiri «*
M i « M abel B«
• o f 1 .«-Ona r«i
Ed A lb in o f !
. near
•m bee
S ta rk,
«Mine
J the
and
•aver
li* the
«hol, ;.
Pave Thr*p
Local Youth on
('ou nt y Clubs to
Roll
Hold In s titu te N. CIIAPEt. Honor
HILL. N C.. Feb. 17—
W ism er o f H ills b o ro is lis t-
Here Peb. 28ih 'I. 1 ed . If. among
358 students at th e U n i-
Presidents o f the C o u n ty Federa
tio n o f W omen's clubs met M on
day at the home o f M r . P A.
A nderson fo r 1 o'clo ck luncheon
and famine ; m eeting
M rs W. ft
M anley, president o f the Service
club, was a. is tin g hostess.
Plans were mad»* fo r the C o un ty
In s titu te w hich w ill be he ld at
the M e th o d i t ch u rch F rid a y . Feb
ru a ry 28. w ith Mr
G ladys Meyer,
co u n ty pre id crit. presiding. A no
host luncheon w ill be served in
the bo em ent of th e chu rch, and
the fo u r
local
federated clubs.
S ervice club. Coffee club. Needle-
craft f lu b and W. R. C , w ill spon
sor the meeting.
Mr
W S N icholson of M a rsh
fie ld . state president; M rs. P. S.
Kaadt <,f P ortla nd , state secretary,
and M r C liffo rd M udd of Salem,
th ir d d is tric t president, w ill be
the p rin c ip a l speakers. State p ro -
je e '
w ill be 'h eu",ed. 3S ".Veil 3S
c lu b projects.
A ll d u b ' arc r e q u it e d to have
on d isp la y th e ir yea r books and
VIC«* V
read
| )' fun- a lu ig i red hr I t, by the
j tfV . A T K o ik e o f I- t ia nd. T he
,
.vete decorated
eve r-
faft n i.
P r.c i •rling the
eert mon y t h e
' Si,tig o f I .ove” ariti I ,oh e n g rin ’s
W Jding C horus” w f re
played
a
ra d io ra tio n KFJR.
The hrifl« wor«* a io vi ly 1 ;ow n of
hite moi o and a f u ll le ng th
j ,1< v e il è rran ge d in coroi le t and
ns. She
aught , ith orange bio
d a cascade be uq i
)f W hite
1 lilie s , w h ite <
ns and
rr
le n lia ir fern.
Mi
G race Behm was her SIS-
te r’s m aid o f honor, She /o re a
dress o f blu e crepe and carried
p in k carnation«.
H e rb e rt S ta rk , bre
f th e
gr«x>m, act« d as lx.*.st man.
S ix ty guest» attended the wed-
din g and reception. A fte r a short
w edding t r ip M r. and Mrs. S ta rk
w ill be at home to th e ir m any
frie n d s in th e ir new home near histories.
Progr«ss.
Those a tte n d in g t h e
lunchfKin
here M onday w ere M rs. W. V/.
M cC ready o f Forest Grove. M rs.
E. D H.te. .Mr G ladys M eye r and
M rs
J. W S um m er
o f H iteon;
M r- Froornan and M rs. M cC o rl
M i' ; Vera M a rie S ill-, daughter o f M etzger, and Mesdames E. L.
N'eedlecraft
• I Ml ta d Ml I- O. S ills o f F o r M cC o rm ick o f t h e
est G rove, became the b rid e of club. Fred E n g e ld in g e r and O tto
B e n ja m in J
G erm iq ue t, sen of H a rtra m p f o f the Coff«*e club. A r
M r. and M r. H e n ry G e rm iq u e t ( f th u r R e d in g and the hostesses of
Beaverton. S atu rday evening. Feb the S ervice clu b Pr»?sidents’ co u n
c il m eetings are held e ve ry thr»?e
ru a ry 15. at 8 o'clock.
Rev. O liv e r C u rtis o f Forest m onths.
G ro ve pe rfo rm e d t h e m a rri ige
cerem ony in th e ir fu tu re home,
tw o m iles south o f B eaverton, in
the presence o f the parents
of
tioth the b rid e and groom , and
M rs. M a lin d a C um m ings, and M r.
G eorge H. O tten. landscape en-
and M rs Ray F oxton, w ho w ere g in e e r of the .state h ig h w a y de
the attendants.
po rtm e n t. w ill be the speaker at
F o llo w in g the cerem ony a lu n ch ‘ he G arden clu b m ee ting M onday
w x- served at w h ic h t h e b rid e evening, at 8 o'clock, at the l i
cut the w e dd ing cake. T h e you ng brary.
people le ft on a short t r ip to Seat
M em ber« ar.d frie n d s o f the F o r
tle. E ve re tt and B e llin g h a m .
T he groom is a w e ll k n o w n est G ro ve and B ea verton G arden
fa rm e r near Beaverton. T h e b rid e clubs have been in v ite d to attend
is a Forest G rove g ir l and has been the m eeting, and a ll lo ca l m em bers
em ployed in the W ashington cou n and th e ir frie n d s are in v ite d to be
present and hear th is in te re s tin g
ty home fo r the past fiv e years.
address.
te rta in in e n t. Ladies are requested
io b rin g refreshm ents. The public
is invited
DON’T GET UP NIGHTS
r ilK
2.C H L A U M R I k X A T I V K FRICK
I f i ’ l\xils to fln « h «wit im p u rlti» « a n d
e xc r 4 ni i«h w h ic h cun««* ilia ir r r u u la r it y
th a t wuka-4 y«»u up. «i»t buchu. ju»»h**r
o il. etc . in l it t l e p reen ta b le t« rallesl B u -
ket . th e b la ild e r la x a tiv e W " r k a »»• tba
bludtler n im ila r to ca s to r o il on the bow
el«.
p o o rly
a c tin g
b la d d e r
can
causa
« r n n 'y flo w , fre q u e n t tie d re. b u rn in g or
backache. In
fo u r d a y ;
if
not pleased
»my d riig g U t w ill re fu n d yo u r 2R cents.
D e lla D ru g S tore.
Adv.
1 v e rs ity o f N o rth C a ro lin a
who
I made the honor r o ll in
th e ir
I s tu d iM d u rin g the past qu a rte r,
according to D r. G K . G H e nry,
aw istant re g istra r. H onor r o ll stu
dents must average a grade o f II
• DO to 95i in a ll of their studies.
P lay Presented—
Young people's society o f the
T r in ity L u th e ra n chu rch presented
a play. "Look Out. Lizzie." Sunday
evening in the chu rch parlors.
...." W M
EAST
B lo om in g Local Meets—
Social m eeting o f the B lo om in g
1 local of Farm ers' U nion w ill be
held in B u n n in g 's ha ll. C ornelius,
F ebru ary 26. Cards w ill fu rn is h en-
Miss Sills Bride
tf B. Germiquet
?
, via
I CALIFORNIA I
“ Every W inter Had
Terrible Colds”
NU RSE'S
G RATEFUL
1 =
_____
LE T T E R
M ohaw k, N.
Y ., O f t . • — “ I
w a n t to
th a n k yoa fo r t h r w o n d e rfu l ro tiu h and
cold m edicine B u c k le y ’s M ix tu r e . I bought
th e f ir s t b o ttle last w in te i f o r the old
g e n tle n e n
whom I am
ta k in g r a r e of
and he h a * had every w in te r and fa ll
te r r ib le cold«. T h e fir s t doae helped and
the th ir d do*e cold wa« gone— it doe«
such q u ick w o r k .— M rs .
I l a r is . ”
Low 6 -months roundtrips
now on sale
D o n 't ta ke chances. O fte n the ,
most stubborn, ra ckin g
cough
s w ift ly y ie ld s to the p o w e rfu l in
flue nce o f B u ckle y's M i x t u r e
( tr ip le a c tin g )— ra p id ly o u t-se llin g
a ll oth er cough and cold remedies
G et a 45c b o ttle a t H ills b o ro
P harm acy o r any d ru g store. Safe
and guaranteed alw ays.— A dv.
G reatly reduced w in te r coach and
to u rist rou nd trips to eastern points
. . . p ltti the p rivile g e of in c lu d in g
C alifornia on your tr ip ., .plus a new
lo n g return lim it o f ¡ix montbi. T h is
is the travel bargain wc have on sale
da ily u n til May 14th. Ask yo u r local
S. P. agent fo r fares and details, o r
w rite j.A.Ormandy,Gr«.P,«iJ.ylgi»A
705 Pacific B ldg.,P ortland, O regon.
S o u th e r n P a c ific
Landscape Engineer
arden Club Speaker
►Surprise Party
Given as Farewell
About tw e n ty frie n d s o f M r. and
Mrs. G. W. H agle honored the
couple w ith a s u rp rise p a rty and
h a n d k e rc h ie f show er last M onday
evening. M r. and M rs. H agle are
le a v in g th is
w e ek f o r Seattle.
Wash . San Francisco. Los Angeles
and San Diego. Cal. T h e y pla n to
be gone about fiv e weeks. M rs. H
A. L o w ry o f A lo h a w i ll accom -
pany them on the C a lifo rn ia tr ip ,
Mrs. Iljt t r ic k Hostess—
Good N eighbors' c lu b met Feb
ru a ry 13 w ith Mrs. J E. H a ttr ie k .,
south o f H illsb o ro . M rs. H. L.
S tou t was assisting hostess. V is
ito r- present w e re M rs. W. F
M u lliv a n o f L a u re l. M rs. Ed M oore
and M rs. Lee Logan o f sou th of
y ilb b o r o
F ourte en m em bers at-
j t nded. Misses A n a b e l Stout, R uth
C ra ft, and M e rle C lif t served re
freshm ents w h ic h c a rrie d out the
i V a le n tin e m o tif.
j
M rs. R. R Easter e n tertain ed
P o rtla n d frie n d s at the m o n th ly
ci n tra c t b rid g e luncheon at P o rt
land G o lf c lu b V a le n tin e 's Day.
M r. and M rs. A. Stiles o f P o r t
la n d spent the w eek-end w ith M r.
and M rs. C a rl H aldum .
Good Time Dance
At G range hall every Saturday
night.—G eorgia Hess orchestra. A d
m ission 25c.
2 9 tf'
Baseball B e n e fit
Dance fo r N o rth P la in s club. •
F e b ru a ry 22. at K. P. h a ll. Good i
m usic. A dm ission 25c.
Ip |
Ugly Water
STAINS
on your ceilings and
walls can h e com
pletely covered.
Super Fay Day
ASK NICK
Phone
OVERALLS
2102
Hillsboro, Oregon
L et the advertisem ents help you
m ake your shopping plans.
*s Longer, Lower
es-îd W id e r
Sanforized . . . they w on't shrink!
Every feature you demand in the best! Finest quality
blue denim! Parva buckles that won’t dig in at the
shoulder, bend or break in laundering! Extra sizes at
no extra cost! BOYS’ SIZES............................ ..... 98c
P E N N E Y ZS
J.
C .P E N N E Y
COM PANY,
In c o r p o r a te d
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
PHYSICIAN
BEAUTY SHOPS
NEW
I.E.S. BETTER SIGHT
LAMPS
• The lam p shown here is both
a Moor lam p anil a study lamp.
Il's adjustable to proper height;
silve r and g o ld finish; silk-on-
p a rch m e n t shade— $ 16.95 —
easy te rm s.! h isis i ust o n c o f the
many new, scientifically correct
lam ps on display at all Pcpco
Electric Stores—see them!
If you are too busy to
drive into tow n o r
have not tim e to come
into th e bank w i t h
your deposits, why not
use our BANK - B Y -
MAIL service? If you
i
have no account here,
a new one can be opened. W rite us about this tim e saving,
safe plan of BANKHJG BY MAII,.
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Drpn.it> in thio Hank am Inaurnd hr tha Federal Depurit Inruranm Corporation
W
Sanitary Beauty Shop
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
J
Electric STORES
of
Beauty Work
Physician and Surgeon
a specialty
Telephone 1471
W EIL3 AHARTMFNT8
Mabel Schendel
Wells Building
Telepho nes
Office 2 « n
DENTISTS
Residence 2»>1
GARBAGE
DR. RALPH DRESSER
COLLECTION
G arbage Collection
Dentist
AND CANS
Commercial Building
JACK MAIER
Telephone 144
Evenlnge, Sundays by Appointment
Telephone 1391
INSURANCE
RUBBER STAMPS
GEORGE T. McGRATH
BUY YOUR
CADY MOTOR CO.
W ashington
Coanty
RUBBER STAMPS
A yen rise
INSURANCE SERVICI
F irs t
H illsboro's Oldest Automobile D ealer
149 8, Third Avenue
Hillsboro, Oregon
kinds of
PERM ANENTS
TVetp 1 9 3 6 Plymouth — N o w on Display
* HILLSBORO BRANCH ★
T he FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK
/gJS _______ .
at Hillsboro Pharmacy
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
X-Ray and Physio-Therapy
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
Telephones
Off,co 8231
Residence 791Z
All
R. J. Scearce, Manager
OF PORTLAND
A. O. PITMAN, M. D.
G eneral Beauty Work
Telephone 1381X
rity In th e new Safety-Steel body
w ith d istin ctiv e new style—lu x u
rious, room y in te rio rs—th e in
co m p arab le sm o o th n ess of eig h ty
m iles a n h o u r w ith F lo atin g Power
engine m o u n tin g s.
W rite y o u r own tick et of w h a t
y o u ’d call perfection in a low
priced car. T h en com e to o u r
salesroom an d see it in th is new
1936 P ly m o u th —th e m o st perfect
car in th e low cst-price class.
SURGEON
EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP
P a rm a n rn ta and a ll kinda
b e a u ty w o rk .
‘T I N G E R , lower an d w ider’
m ean s new beauty an d new
lu x u rio u s room iness in th e 1936
P ly m o u th . ‘‘P e rfec ted F lo a tin g
R id e” m ean s a new th rill in glid
in g over r u tte d roads.
To each person th e new 1936
P ly m o u th m ea n s a differen t d e
lig h t—th e g rea test econom y of
a n y fu ll s iz e c a r — t h e s u p e r -
o b e d ie n t s te e r in g —p e rfe c tio n
in H ydraulic Brakes—rugged seen-
AND
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Bank
Phon a f i l l
For
In fo rm a tio n
from
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