T liiir'il iv, F e b r u a r ,’ 97. 1936
fl I L L S P. O R O
A RG U S,
dale people attended the program
Sunday evening d in n e r
p a rty
guests o f M r. and M i
Joe Baker
w e ie M l and M is. A l K ig a li of
P ortla nd and M i and M i
F rank
M oore o f Cooper M ountain.
Mrs. H a vre Hostess
(fly Ml«» Miirv H»n»ly)
I o f T im b e r visite d M r
W h itfie ld
M rs Fred Bovee e n tertain ed the
S Senior play r n l < ).,
p 're n ts , M r and Mrs. t l .1 G r if
(.«•«•dy Grange Favor* One- B iink i-M o iin ta u id a le "500" c ltib P r l- en B A fo N r K the
pig; "T h e N u t F a rm ,
fin . and fa m ily We Ine.sday and
day afternoon
Honors in e n d . ilii hides Irene f ¡ai dner.
M a i y Thursday.
House Legislature
w ent to M rs H e n ry D tiyck. fin d . Sandy, M e r r ill Mead. B illy B e t.
A group fro m the M o th e r .' clu b
Mi
Charles Dod ion, second. Ml
G len n
ir e l ind, Norm an Stanton. met T h ill day afternoon w ith M i
i H y (»-» ro tliy 11« y >
Cuss
W ilson,
th ird .
M is
A nn H ow ard Reppcto, D onald K piering
E n d W o lfo id and tie d out a q u ilt,
n r n i A N V < i : i > a i < m i l l W om- S chneider received firs t
in
the and since there are only tw o <n-
w h ich the c lu b is m a k in g for
• h
M i .u o n u iy G u ild o f the B e th game and M i i John Jan a-n see-'
io
r
g
irls
A
lta
B
io
w
n
an
il
E
velyn
c h a rity purposes.
any B a p t it chin ch iin l
at the ond M r: Duyek and Miss Sehneld-
llim
k
hav«|
bi-en
eh<»-
en
from
Board of d ire cto rs fo r the Bank
home o f Adele G iie rh c r T hursd ay e i w e r e g ile s l
Ml
f
It H i l l
d tc i tuiou
O fficer
wen* elected w ill he hostess fo r the c lu b on lo w e r ela- es Io la k e tw o m in o r high school voted to buy a new
parts
The
p
la
y
is
a
three-act
• follow s Mt
Bi n ( iia f , pre i- M arch 24
fla g as the old one is w o rn out
com edy an«l Ian (lite r a ll the w ay
dent; M ch I h l i ’ii Hich vice -p re s
The w o rk fo r th e com p le tion of through. Pr ictiee begun last week The flag was fir s t raised on L in
coln' ; b irth d a y The old one is to
ident Mr
It»” » f ’ lin-ni. ecie ta ry, the e le ctric lin o extension w ill he-
Hanks li v e W ins
a n d M rs A r th u r G ould, treasurer
he u »cd on sto rm y and w in d y
gin Tuesday.
Bank
grade
school
defeated
days.
Hev 1’heo I.ec.er of the Bethany
Meis O lga W a llin
o f f 'h e r i y
Gale
Creek
in
ba
sketba
ll
game
B aptist chu rch i g ivin g a series of ( • r o v e
A hot dog sale was sponsored
v is it e d
S a tu r d a y
at Hie F rid a y aftern oon 19 to I t
by the ju n io r class in th e high
in stru ctio n s on the A postle Paul J a m e s M u th ie s e n h o m e .
Several
persons
from
this
com
it the .Second B aptist chu rch in
chool a u d ito riu m T hursd ay
M i l . L o ci
H ollelibeek re turn ed m u n ity have v e ile d M i
James
P o rtla n d tin week
Born, to M r and Mrs. Robert
home F rid a y fro m tw o weeks' t r ip H arlem an 'M a r y K in g to m . who
P e ttit o f R a in ie r, F e b ru a ry 17. a
Ih M .titin of the A m erican Sun- to southern O regon w here she >,
has
undergone
a
m
a
jo
r
operation
boy M rs P e ttit Is kno w n in th is
da\ School U nion gave a re p o rt of lie d fiv e P yth ia n Seder tempi«
and 11 now in the S m ith hospital co m m u n ity a Rose Dreezen.
h
win k in Oregon, W ashington
at
H
illsboro.
Brandon H a ll re turn ed h o m e
• fid Idaho at the Bethany B aptist
P rogram F rid a y
last week a fte r a v is it in M ia m i,
chu rch Sunday n ig h t
E veryone is in v ite d to nttend F lorida.
Mi
l.a V e lle H e jde r o f T illa
co m m u n ity n ig h t F rid a y evening
E lm e r Meacham is now d r iv in g
m o o k . am i M r and Mrs
W illia m
in the chu rch A p ro gra m w ill be the M o u n ta in d ile school bus.
( ’ ra w lo r d and on o f P o rtla n d v is
given Also there w ill he a com
E rnie T u c k e r is i l l w ith the flu .
ite d M r and M r. John Z lt/rn a n
< l l y M r » . E . I , C<i« »
m u n ity sing
R. N. A women gave a pot lu ck
.oid M i . A M C ra w fo rd Sunday.
K IN T O N S ilv e r tea. w h ich was
Sunday d in n e r p a rty guests at d in n e r in th e ir h a ll T hursday.
A dance w ill he given at the sponsored by the Ladle»' A id and
T w o new hook have been bought
C edar M
G range h a ll S aturday held la>t F rid a y at the home of the C liffo r d .Sandy home were Mi
and M rs M au rice Thom pson and fro m the lin e fun d fo r th e Banks
n ig h t.
Mr.- L illy M B ie rly , w in w e ll a t daug hter o f V ern on ia, J J H u tc h high
chool
lib ra ry
"T a lkin g
Tow nsend B e n e fit Set
tended. the re being a goodly n u m
at a
T ow n end clu b met Tuesday eve ber present fro m H illsb o ro , Scholls ens. II W A r r n e n t i o i i t , Mr. and Leaves" and " W ild Flow er
Mrs
C liffo rd Sandy and M a ry G lance.” both by J u liu s K in g .
nin g at the We.sley chapel T here and near by place
A short p ro Sandy of B a n k ;
M r and M rs. M au rice T hom p-
w ill he a T ow rittrnd Ix’i u f i t c ir d gram on G eorge W ashington w . .
M rs B W A r m iiit r o u t u n d e r
>n and d a ug hter o f V ern on ia and
pa rty am i da m e at the Cedar M ill enjoyed, and a few games, in
w ent a m a jo r opera tion at the M ary Sandy o f Banks vis ite d M r.
Grange« ha ll M arch 7.
w h ich a ll took pa rt. A bo ut $U was Jones hospital la d week
and Mrs.
R aym ond Sandy and
added to the treasu ry
fa v o r One House
M r. and M rs M a u rice T h o m p fa m ily at H ills b o ro Sunday
Mrs Norm an M eyers i Fay Dan-
l.eedy G range rnet F e b ru a ry 19
M
r
and
Mrs.
Charles Sellers and
son and litt le d a ug hter D oris of
T hey passed a re so lu tio n urg in g leLsi of P o rtla n d visite d her p a r V ern on i i wt re w eek-end guest of tw o daughters o f Iowa H ill v is
ents.
M
r.
and
M
rs
J
K
Daniels,
a one-hou »• non •p a rtis a n legis
M rs Thom pson's parent . M r and ited at the W. T. Sellers home
F rid a y,
la tu re fo r Oregon.
Mrs. C liffo r d Sandy, and daugh- Saturday.
M r. and M rs B e rt Spark» and tel
I Irst Measles in School
on Clem ent of P ortla nd visite d at
M rs B elle L illy o f C o rne liu s i
N orm an L ie n is confined to his
th e home o f M r. S park's sister.
Mr». K o b e it Pom eroy, the firs t of v is itin g her daughter, M rs. Fred home w ith measles. T his is the
W o lfo id
fir s t case in the Banks g r a d e
the week.
F ir G rove S ew in g ch ib m e I school.
Sunday services are as fo llo w -:
Wednesday
w
ith
M
r-
C
le
ll
C
nr-
Charles Pow ne In ju re d
Rev. John Good o f P o rtla n d w ill
(lly
M l»« M iirtrn re t Mnthi««<»n»
Charles Pow ne is re cu p e ra tin g
b rin g the message at 9:45, fo llo w e d steins. A pot lu ck d in n e r was
M O U N T A IN D A L E Miss
W ilm a by observance o f the Lord's supper served
fro m in ju rie s received w hen he
M m , b rid e - 1 leet id A lb e rt S ta f hi i l i .u g o of Hev. Good; B ib le
O ld e r gro up o f the Jun io r ch o ir fe ll F rid a y fro m a ladder. He had
fo rd o f T a ft was honored w ith school j t 10 45 E veryo ne in v ite d | en jo yed a p a rty F rid a y evening in stepped fro m the lo ft o f his store
a shower at the F loyd K a ffe ty
S II Pom eroy. M rs Robert P om the chu rch The you ng er group of in to the top ru n g o f a te n -fo o t
h e m e S a liu d a y
a fte r n o o n .
T ile
eroy and c h ild re n spent Sunday the c h o ir held a p a rty S aturday ladder when it fe ll ta k in g h im w ith
aftern oon was » jm - i i I in
p la yin g w ith M r
Pom eroy s sister. Mrs aftern oon at the home o f Connie it He received a b id cut across his
games
and a m o c k
w edding K ilts , o f P ortla nd , w ho is q u ite III Lou Kennedy
forehead and some bad bruises,
Pre ent were Mesiliune-i Stanley
J. J H utchens pent M onday at but feels tha t he got o ff lu c k y at
Business m eeting and B ib le study
I'H alm .
C l i e le W illlu n
Vernon of the chu rch has been postponed the G eorge W ilson home in Watts. that.
H a lm .
James M uthiesen, F l o y d for this m onth. N e xt m ee ting is M r. and M r
D e lb e rt H utchens
Mrs. H a ttie D avison o f Forest
H .iffety. and It M Kines and -on M arch 27.
and baby boy o f T illa m o o k v is G ro ve «pent M onday n ig h t and
Ko - of F ori t G rove.
W illia m
M r and Mrs O B K ra u s und ited there, w h ile h iv in g a week's Tuesday w ith her m other. M rs. M.
M a rr o f K a n s a s C ity . Charles S e l fa m ily o f H ills b o ro visite d M r. and vacation T hey spent F rid a y n ig h t A Dodds.
lers an il daughters o f Iowa H ill Mrs. F loyd B ie rly Sunday.
! in Banks w ith M r Hutchens
T ow n -en d
c lu b
met
M onday
and G ladys O verton o f B uxton,
Serm on top ic fo r yo u n g people n ig h t in the R NT A. hall. D r.
M rs Fred V u n K le e k has been
D oris Bailey. A lic e Lane o f Banks, q u ite ill. hut is som ewhat im p ro v 1 ne xt Sunday nigh t w ill he "T he H e n ry Young o f H illsb o ro - was the
O lga W a llin of C h e rry G rove, B e t ed.
1 P ow er to Become."
speaker.
ty and l. o r e tt i V.'inDom elen. Leora
H o no r W ashinxton
M r and M rs A le xa n d e r H e rric k
M r. and Mrs. Vernon Hahn of
W illia m .. M a rjo rie Meek A lm a and of S ellw ood v is ite d M r and M rs
W ashington's b irth d a y was cele M o u n ta in d a lc visite d M r. and Mrs.
Velda K affety. M a rie K a ffe ty M a r E dw ard L. Cox Sunday.
brated by a program given F r i Ben Batem an and fa m ily Sunday.
garet M athiesen. and the honored
Each room took
Mrs. D elia St P ierre. M rs R. A day a ftern oon
Celebrate A n n iv e rs a ry
guest. W ilm a M a rr
Paine, M rs E H o w e ll and Mrs. part One fea tu re o f the program
M r. und Mrs. Roy P a rm le y were
M r am i M r
Tom Nielsen and Ethel M cC o rm ick o f H ills b o ro v is was a debate on "R esolved, th a t
fa m ily o f H ills b o ro v is ite d at ttu* ited Mrs. L illy M B ie rly F rida y. W ashington was a greater man surp rised W ednesday n ig h t when a
J I. VanDum elen home Sunday
than L in c o ln ." The a ffirm a tiv e side gro u p o f frie n d s came in to help
th e ir th irte e n th
F rid a y ifte rn o o n vis ito rs at the
was upheld by V ern on W olfard. them celebrate
A rch ie Thom pson home w ere M r
J u n io r C u rrin g to n and E ir l M c- w edding an n ive rsa ry. Present were
and M r
D elbert Hutchens and
j Peak. N egative was up he ld by M r. and M rs A. M o r r ill and sons.
M is C le ll C jrste ns. Mrs. George
illy R u th l.u n d a r v n l
son o f T illa m o o k and M r and Mrs.
James Cason, Ione Batem an, and
M
r
and M rs. Lea Staige
O a tfie ld . Mrs. George F in ck. M r.
of Beulah Shigeno.
G eorge W ilson o f Forest G rove
Mi
l.oe l H ollenbeck made o f L ive rm o re . Cal . w ho accompanied
Barbara H ite n o u r o f G reen M o u n and Mrs. W a lte r Beard and Miss
fic ia l visits to the P yth ia n Tem ples Miss K a th e rin e O 'M eara home by ta in is st ly in g w ith M rs George S y lv ia Severance.
au
tom
obile
last
week,
re
tu
rn
e
d
to
M a rion
M a x w e ll o f
P o rtla n d
at Kedm ond and Bend F e b ru a ry
M cG raw , w h ile the snow is on
C a lifo rn ia last Thursday.
spent the w eek-end w ith frie n d s
and the w eather bad.
26 and 27.
P ris c illa clu b w ill meet w ith
Russell M cH ugh is a new p u p il lit re.
Sunday v isito rs at the H e n ry
M r. and Mrs. C a rl S h ip le y and
in th e s ix th grade.
W eaver home w ere M r. and Mrs M iss Eleanor Ham el T hursd ay
M r. and M rs Theo R ich are be
D onald and B illy M oore o f P o rt-, daughters o f H ills b o ro v is ite d M r
It E II,e n fo ld and c h ild re n of
aftd M rs. E m m ett S hipley and fam -
P ortland. M r and Mrs. Leslie M a r in g c o n g riitu la te d upon the b irth land were w eek-end v is itd rs o f !
r- , lly Sunday
th e ir grandparent? M r and M
tin and son of St. Johns, and M r. of a daughter. L o ra in e Louise.
MrS
M rs E llis M cG ra w and c h ild re n
T hursd ay n ig h t B ib le classes at W illia m M oore
and M rs. A
S
A p p le to n
and
the C ongregational chu rch have
M rs. L illy Peters, Miss Blanche o f V ern on ia spent the w eek-end
daug hter Jolien e of B eaverton
w ith relative s in Banks M axine
W a lte r
M athiesen
spent
the been v e ry w e ll attended in spite Lawson and G eorge L e v m in o f H a rtw ic k accom panied th e m and
o f the w eather conditions.
P o rtla n d v is ite d M r. and Mrs. A l
week-end at C o rv a llis and a tte n d
spent the w eek-end w ith M r. and
Miss R uth Lu ndgren, accom pan bert Heard and fa m ily Sunday.
ed a Wa hington's b irth d a y dance
M r*. W. G. W alke r.
E p w o rth League sponsored a
at the .Alpha Sigm a Phi fra te rn ity . ied by B eatrice Donaldson o f T i
M r. and M rs. E rin C o ffe y and
gard and W in n ie H um phreys of food sale in Powne'» store S a tu r
M rs D. A. Keen of P o rtla n d is
sons and M rs E velyn C a rg ill of
stavin g w ith her daughter. Mrs. Jennings Lodge, m otored to C o r day T hey made $4 50.
v a llis F rid a y n ig h t to spend the
C liffo r d Sandy spent F rid a y nigh t P o rtla n d spent S atu rday and Sun
E a rl H ollenbeck, and is q u ite ill.
week-end at the D elta Zeta house and S itu rd a y in
V e rn o n ia and day n ig h t w ith M r. and M rs. Cass
M r and Mrs. George C o n n o lly
W ilson.
Barnes school w i ll have th e ir St. Helens.
and
on visite d M r. and M rs
B irth d a y Celebrated
ne xt F rid a y n ig h t dance M arch 6.
George
M
cG
ra
w
73
G eorge Hauser o f P ortla nd S u n
O'.to Beard and W anda S chaffer
George M cG raw celebrated his
day.
B e a v e rto n C h u rch of C h ris t
73rd b irth d a y Sunday Guests w ere of P o rtla n d spent S unday w ith
Miss G ladys O ve rto n o f B uxto n
"T h e T im e o f R eckoning," w ill W H. Lee and tw o sons o f P o rt O tto's parents. M r. and M rs. W a l
w .i
i week end guest o f Miss
M a rie R a ffe tv Sunday v is ito rs at be the pastor's subject next S u n land, M r. and M rs E llis M cG raw te r Beard. I t was O tto's 21st b ir th
the K a ffe ty home were Miss V ern - day m o rn in g fo llo w in g the C om and fa m ily o f V ern on ia. Isabel day and a b irth d a y d in n e r was
given in his honor.
ita K a ffe ty of Forest G rove and m un io n service at 11 a. m There and Jean B enefiel o f F ir Grove.
It. N. A. lodge w ill give a s ilv e r
M r. and M rs
F rancis B randen- are classes fo r a ll ages in the B a rb a ra R ite n o u r o f G reen M o u n
B ib le school, w h ie h meets at 9:45 ta in and M r and M rs G eorge M c tea and card p a rty Tuesday.
berg of Orenco.
and is superintended by- G ra w of Banks.
M rs. O. Johnson was hostess
M rs H a ro ld Reynolds e n te rta in a m
People o f the H a rriso n school W ednesday aftern oon to th e bridg e
V e rn i i Hopper. The young
ed F rid a y afternoon w ith a p a rty M r s
fo r a few frien ds
Present were people hold th e ir services at 6:30 d is tric t presented an e n te rta in m e n t club. Mrs. C. B. H a ll w on first.
Mesdames Chester M e r r ill o f H ills p. m. and the pastor w ill d e liv e r and c a rn iv a l in th e hig h school Mrs. V e rn P ric k e tt, second, and
M rs
J e ff K en ne dy consoilation.
boro, Hoy Jackson. C lyd e L in co ln , his message at 7:30, the subject a u d ito riu m S atu rday evening.
O ver the Top
N e xt m eeting w i ll be w ith Mrs.
S tanley
Hahn.
F loyd
K a ffe ty, " W ill T here Be A n o th e r Chance
Banks post No. 90 and the A u x - A r th u r Ire la n d M a rch 6.
C laude W illiam s. V ernon Hahn. A fte r D eath'” ' T h is is preceded by
D o ris B aile y and A lic e Lane of
Donald G a riig u s , O r v ille Reynolds. a song service, conducted by the i l i ir y o f the A m e rica n Le gion have
G eorge C o n n o lly and M a ria J lc k - you ng people T he cho ir, un de r the gone ove r the top fo r the year's
son, Leora W illia m s, K ub y R eyn leadership o f Mrs. Johnson, w ill m em bership quota. H a v in g had the
olds. A rle tn K a ffe ty and the host rehearse im m e d ia te ly a fte r the eve- su p p o rt of the c o m m u n ity in a ll
n ln g aervice. You are in v ite d to a ll th e ir un de rta king s, the y believe
ess, M rs Reynolds.
th a t the leap yea r dance o f Feb-
Sunday v isito rs o f M r. and Mrs. assemblies.- -M. P utm an, m in iste r,
--------------------------
ru a ry 29 w ill be an o th e r success.
A rc h ie Thom pson were M r. und
O u r classified colum ns m ay hnve ■■ p e c ia lly in fa v o r o f the fem ale
Mrs. O liv e r Wescott and fa m ily of
ju s t w h a t yo u are lo o k in g f o r — sex.
H illsb o ro .
Read them .
tf
M r. and M rs. H a rry W h itfie ld
S ylve ste r
L u ck
of
P o rtla n d
spent the w eek-end w ith his m o th
er. Mrs. K a tie I-uck
Tom Robertson o f S im l, Cal., is
v is itin g re la tive s here.
M rs. B. Brennen and d a ug hter
o f Sandy are v is itin g her father.
N. I I. Toates, and
fa m ily this
week. Mrs. Toates is spending the
week w ith her daughter, M rs. It.
E. Fox, o f P ortla nd .
P rog ram Success
A la rge cro w d attended th e p ro
gram and bazaar given by the
BEFORE YOU BUY ANY REFRIGERATOR
people o f the H a rrison school d is
tr ic t a t the B links hig h a u d ito riu m
S atu rday evening. A b o u t $40 was
T h e re a re fo u rte e n m odels in th e c o m p le te K el
made. A large gro up of M o u n ta in -
v in a to r Line . . . a size a n d price fo r every hom e
Bethany Guild
Names Leaders
k
Banks Senior Play Cast Named;
Grade Five Wins; Plan Program
Silver Tea Given
at Kinton Success
Mountaindalc Bride-
Elect H onor Guest
H IJ. L S B O K O ,
OREGON
Paffe Five
Banks a ttc iiili d a b rid a l shower th e ir leader,
Ray K incheloe. A
given fo r W ilm a M a rr S atu rday p ra ctical de m onstration in
seed
it the home o f A lm a K a ffe ty at electing was given by L. E F ra n
M ou ntalnd ilc .
ce. assistant county agent.
C o m m u n ity clu b w i ll meet in
the chool house at 8 p m. F riday.
The sm all son of M r. and Mrs.
Leo Leopold is seriously i l l w ith
pneum onia. He is at the Doern-
bi-cker hospital.
(By Mr«. J. C Smith)
M r and M r
W illia m H e il en
H A Z E L D A L E —C o m m u n ity clu b
w ill ponsor a leap yea r dance and tertain ed w ith a p a rty Saturday
card p a rty S atu rday evening at the evening. Guests in clud ed Messrs.
Tom M ille r. L yle
grange ha ll at A lo h a Form er plans ,nd Mcsdame
were fo r a program but card-, w ill T a ylo r. C o urtne y Syverson, H arold
lie played in tead. C o m m itte e in Fuqua. E m il S chlipp. I.o u is Reuter.
D«-r ker.
Mrs. Frances
' barge includes M a ry G rand, S i- Sherm an
bina W hitehead and M r and M rs C a rle y and D ick S tatle r.
B e tty A ltis h in . w h o is atten din g
C larence W alker.
n o rm al school at M onm outh, spent
H o lld a v Observed
week-end w ith her parents,
H azeldule -chool c h ild re n pre- ttu
'•nted a "W a sh in g to n "
program M r. and M r George A ltis h in .
F rid a y afternoon at the school.
The p rim a ry room gave a play, a
long and tw o readings. The upper
grade put on a debate, "R esolved,
M r and M r . W illiim Barz and
tha t A braham L in c o ln was a gre i t son J e rry o f G a rib a ld i vis ite d at
er man than George W ashington." the A n d re w W eller home last Tues
Ttie a ffirm a tiv e was upheld by day.
C la ire W a lke r and Ben Je ld e rks
M r and M r
W a lte r B u rk e and
and the n e g itiv e by Joan H e il
ion Charles w ent to M c M in n v ille
and Leo Salee.
S aturday to attend the rolleg e de
Classes A v a ila b le
ba tin g
tournam ent, when
th e ir
T w o W P. A. classes at H azel sons. D e lb e rt and Iv a n B ie rly ,
dale are open to persons w ho are were a w in n in g team u n til the
interested in the w o rk. One is a se m i-finals S aturday when the y
sew ing clans tau ght by M rs. S. lost to P a cific u n iv e rs ity debating
Becker of R e ed ville Wednesday team.
fro m 12:30 to 4:30 In s tru c tio n i :
A
la rge crow d attended the
given in the m a kin g o f new g a r
ments. The oth er class is a m usic c h a riv a ri at the F ra n k M ille r home
M y ro n A rtha ud.
class tau g h t by E m il B erggrcn of fo r M r. and M r
A lo ha T hursd ay nigh ts fro m 7:30
to 9:30. In s tru c tio n Is given in
piano, voice or any desired in s tru
ment. B o th class«-, meet in the
H A R R IS O N D. H U G G IN S
basement at the school house.
M . D.
Rehearsals S tart
Rehearsals are under way fo r the EYE, EAR. NOSE A N D T H R O A T
co m m u n ity clu b play, "H e re Comes
S P E C IA L IS T
C h a rlie ," a three-act comedy. Mrs.
Paul O 'C onnor Is d ire c to r and the
GLASSES FITTED
cast includes T helm a Davies, D oris
Syverson, M ir y G rand. Dale P o w
Room »
ers, Mrs. A l Jelderks, A r t S y v e r
Commercial N ational Bank Annex
son. Jack Powers. C ra w fo rd P orter,
Ph'.nea
Hour»
O liv e r K a u p illa and Paul O 'C on
Residence 2972
9:20 a. m. to 12 m.
nor.
O ffice 2971
1 :30 p. m. to 6 p. m.
The 4-H boys’ corn clu b met
T hursd ay evening at the home o f
Leap Year Dance,
Party at Hazeldale
Scholls
Laurel-Scholl* Farmer*’
Union Event Draws Crowd
SCH O LLS- A
large cro w d of
Scholls folks attended the L a u re l-
Seholls Farm U n ion m eeting and
dance at the L a u re l h u ll S aturday
evening. W alter O rr of Scholls is
the new president and is doing
m uch to prom ote a co m m u n ity in
terest in the local Farm Union.
We specialize
m e rcia l p rin tin g
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STOMACH ULCERS
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MONA BARRiE « ANTONIO MORENO
C E N E L O C K H A P T • G R A N T W IT H E R S
B A R R Y N O R T O N • G E O R G E L E W IS
"Popeye” Cartoon
Pathe News and
Other Short Subject*
Elmonica
n MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR
DODGE EVER BUILT
s a y FAMOUS FASHION AUTHORITIES
Mrs Mb» Dowd
gew York Fnhion
Comul'xnt
"r-p H E detail of the new Dodge
JL that moat appealed to me was
the perfectly fascinating design of
the radiator,’* says Mrs. Dowd.
“ The nose o f the new J936 Dodge
ju s t looks as if i t would clip through
theair like lightning. It's the smart
est looking front that 1 hava seen
on a motor c a r. . . and 1 am pratty
sure that every one w ill feel the
same way.”
In »11 parts o f the country, fa
mous fashion authorities and auto
e d ito rs o f leading newspapers
acclaim the beauty of the new 1936
Dodge— say it's the most beautiiul
car Dodgt aver b u ilt
But Dodge give» you more than
beauty . . . gives you everything
you should demand of a m otorcar
—"A irg h d e R id e ” —safety-steel
body—genuine hydraulic brakes
. . . and, above all, the amazing
economy o f the fam ous Dodge
engine w h ic h ow ners already
report gives them 18 to 24 miles
per gallon of gas— w ith savings
up to 20 i on oill
See and drive this new Dodga
today. P rove to y o u rs e lf how
m uch extra
value it gives
A lw a ys the
you for only
a few dollar*
Low est F i
m o re th a n
nance Rates
the lowest«
p riced c a r*
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lellamy in
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Dangerous Intrigue”
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• V en etia n theatre. R. B. Scott. Rt. 2, C ornelius)
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Continuous Show Sunday— 2 until 11 p. m.
CADY MOTOR CO.
H illsb o ro 's
O ldest
A u to m o b ile
149 S. Third Ave.
D ealer
Hillsboro, Oregon
See the Complete
Kelvinator Line
Saturday, February 29, to March 7
at Beaverton — One Week Only
4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE
a n d every pocket-book.
D ecide now to visit o u r sto re a n d see fo r y o u rse lf
th e w o n d e rfu l v a lu e s K e lv in a to r o ffe rs 1936 re
frig e ra tio n b uyers. L earn w hy th e y o ffe r m ore in
u tility , convenience find econom y th a n any o th e r re
frig e ra to rs .
OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
Clearance of All Discolored and Damaged Hardware,
Paints, Tools, Galvanized Ware, Etc.
O nly K e lv in a to r can o ffe r th e se fe a tu re s :
r i l drive you to
CALIFORNIA
-S A F E L Y !
O ther highways arc often slippery
anil dangerous in w inter. But steel
rails arc always safe, the smoothest,
safest highw ay in the w o rld . T h is
w in te r, le t o u r engineer drive you
sw iftly, com fortably to C alifornia.
R ail fares are so lo w nowadays
every traveler can afford to go this
way. For fares and details,see /o u r
S. P. agent, o r w rite J. A. O rm andy,
(u n 'l Patstngtr Agiul, 70$ Pacific
B u ild in g , P ortland,O regon.
S ou thern P a c ific
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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Built-in Thermometer.
Certificate of Low Operating Cost.
Five-Year Protection Plan.
Rubber Grids in All Trays.
Automatic Interior Light.
Vegetable Crisper.
Utility Basket.
Automatic Defrosting Switch.
Sliding Shelves.
And 23 Other Special Features.
V IS IT
US
TODAY
Selfridge Furniture Company
Ask for Popularity Contest Votes
Don’ t M is s T h is E v e n t
Fire - W ater - Smoke Damaged Goods
MUST GO!
- RICHEY -
Hardware - Furniture Co«
New Location: North Side Broadway
BEAVERTON
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Sylvia Sidney and Melvyn Douglas in
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"Mary Burns, Fugitive”
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"Riding Wild”
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RUSS BROWN, Master of Ceremonies
“JACK FULTON,” Song*.
WASH BOARD SERENADERS,” Novelty Music.
‘JEAN SORGENT”
4. “BILTMORETTES,” Acrobatic Dancer*.
ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS