Thurulay, MHCi h 5, 1935
H IL L S B O R O
Homemakers to Hold
♦ Meeting Thursday
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T h ill, «lav, M arch 12, Mix« J in n
I ’ it t ' i m i , Im u .1 fu i in - liln ji .p e n a l, i eon Thi» guest o f ho no r received
i m any b e a u tifu l and uneful g ifts
i t f l'n ii i I I I ,* ,'.u n S t a t i * l'iijli* ,;,* e x
I ’ i e-.ent were Mi sdaniex A lv u h I.o-
ti n .mu »erviee, w ill meet w ith tile
Fred M eyer*.
F loyd Halt,
III m i n i l i d i . , , f W e l l i n g t o n
r i l l i n ! g.m,
C e cil i(m .t, O tto Solb(*ig( i. F in-
t \ l i , r i ' l l l l l l l t tile fn ,| C ounty-Wille
Icy E llio tt, Fred N o rth ru p . W illiu m
lli'lu e E x t,n u m i ilav
I W ainscott, O ie n D arety and c h il
T h e a ll-,la v m e e tin g i t s r lir d lllc d dren, John Schneider. George ltd ),
>" b- gin at III :tu a m III I h e ' O liv e r N o rth ru p , / \l M« rg«*rt. W il
i n m , In i ■ I e iim in e ic e ro< nei M is b u r T o m pkins, W illiu m J oom , Roy
H ella M C v iilier, M unii Plains T r u itt, C h a rle
Ev ms and grand-
( h u u m iin of t h e ,*,u n i t y
h o m e
on, A lfe rd M eyer*, A lva n N o rth -
C "IIU IIU I
I I i l l l l l l l l l e e , w ill |ili».idi* 1 n ip . Miss Yoftiu, and the honored i
'J IK * i n i i l ' f l l l l g H f H U I v il i l»V ( if . guest.
v< I m i
to
a , l i s c u . s h m i»f c u rta in s
fu r the home
G ro u p g in g ili# w ill
start I he
no in • ion The jrt.n p ' lug-
w ill be m clu uj.u o f M r
G.
ll if e
" n g h-ailer of t h e S h e r -
F irem en and th e ir w ives e n jo y
j v ooil «'xieiiMon u n ii, and
M rt. ed a put lu<k d in n e r m d .xnclul
1 ' < h a in b f t him, song ie u d tl n f tile i T hursd ay eve ning In th e ir new
¿ N o t th Plains
xh n n»u u n it Mi s ip ia ite is . C o m m itte e In charge In-
1 'a t l e l h i w i l l
|>< ah <hn mg the ! eluded C h arle , Douglas . W illia m
. a t le i n o u n , o n
I io u . m *( leaning .short Z ie g le r and G len B u lg e The buys
( ■ o v e r i io r ’ s P r o c la m a t i o n
V
have Just eum pleted the re m o d e l
D u rin g H ie week of M a n d i 15-21.
F " '
" Il mi o u t o f to w n in g of th e ir quarters. T hia re m o d e l N a tion al Busine . W omen'x Week
v il i h i ike tin ii ow n luncheon ar- in g was » tin te d three m o n th , ugu,
.1 1 m g ' O ie n l
The
m e e t in g
Is free when tile request fu r th e ir fu n n e l I w ill he observed T his tim e is set
and a l l o f t h e to w n * . w o m e n a*, w e l l room s wu.s grunted by the m ayor aside in o rd e r th a t the people of
th i na tio n m ay lie m ore fu lly in
a m ia i women .ue in v ite d to a t and council.
form ed as to tlie p u rp o -e , and as
ti lid.
W ith g ro w in g a c tiv ity in d e p a rt p ira tio n s of th is n a tio n a l org an iza
ment a ffa irs, a m t u m eeting een- tio n composed of business and p ro
I te r fu r several m eetings uf t h e fessional women.
W ashington ( ‘m in ty F ire m e n ’s as
Since the in a u g u ra tio n o f th is
sociation, the hoys decided to spend m ovem ent, over 1400 clubs have
some tim e and m oney on th e ir been organized th ro u g h o u t
t h e
ruums A com m itte e consisting of U n ited Slate*: In the various com
/ / n i r n / i l A O , * / " M elhuluh. A I. B r ic k . W il- m u n itie s w tie re such clubs have
• I S till II (I I I \()T lC C Inn D illo n and Paul K in g le w en been
form ed, a re m a rka b le In te r
put 111 charge The old flo u r c o v e r est has been shown in the p ro
ings w ere taken up and the flours gram sponsored by the federation.
S ch o ll. Rev S 1) T re fe rn , who renuiled, and cove rin g relan l. w ills
began In
m in is try ,t Scholls as i «'decorated and w o o d w o rk painted T h is program , educational in de
hl - fit I chai ge le u \ r .i t . ago and The hoys ure e ip e e iu lly proud of sign and broad In scope, has re
w .i
m a rrie d to M r
Hazel B a rt- th e ir kitch e n , w ith i t , new p lu m b sulte d in a great in flu e n ce fo r
progressive developm ent and good
Jett. «laughter o f M r and M rs .1 in g and cupboards.
in th is co u n try.
l ‘* B a rtle tt, has the re p u ta tio n of
The buys w o rke d hard and did
It i m y hope tha t the people of
being a "re g u la r gu v." according to a ll the w o rk th e y could th e m
la te w ill aid in the fittin g
a feature story, w in ch appeared in selves. und puid fo r the outside th is
N a tio n a l Business
the Oregon J o u rn a l Sunday from la b o r fro m th e ir ow n funds T h is observance < f
B o n n e ville , w here tie is now pas is a |ie rm m ent Im prove m en t to W omen's W eek in O regon
C H A R I.E S H M A R T IN ,
tor.
the c i t y ' s e q u i p m e n t .
G ove rn or
I he T re fe rn , ow n a hom e here,
cigisi tu ig of 111 acres on w h ich
th«*> have b u ilt a cottage barn
e tc, and have several acres o f
Fortner Scholls
Pastor Receives
being I l l ' l l f, ,i th e p re se n t
ten itit*.. M r and M rt Hoy M ey-
ei
fo rm e rly o f B o n ne ville.
The story said In pa rt: " among
the men the m in is te r alw ays 1,
re fe rre d to as a 're g u la r guy ' One
m an's words: 'lie Isn't a preachy
p ri acto r that's w h y I lik e him '
c a rry a v iv id d e scrip tio n and dis-
e lo e th e
char icte r o f the man
who i lin in g lus best to in s till In
L au rel C o u p le
\Ve»l F e b ru a ry 25
LAU REL
Chester
P S ta ffo rd
and M rs
Louise B ru n n e r were
m a rrie d in V ancouver F e b ru a ry 25
M is. S ta ffo rd , a recent re ■idcnt of
P o rtla n d fo rm e rly liv e d here on
the present Li*i>n Davis place M r.
S ta ffo rd has liv e d in th is com
m u n ity the past ten years. The
couple w ill m ake th e ir home on
his farm A num ber o f neighbors
and frien ds c h a riv n rie d them F r i
h is I
.
day eve ning und enjoyed a pleas
lift- high er than the m a te ria l A l ant. social tim e.
though slight hl b u ild , the litt le
m in is te r has a fo rce fu l, frie n d ly
p e rso n a lity and a stra ig h t fro in - W in, in Screen C ontest—
ttie shoulder way o f ta lk in g that
El« anor M ae C u th b e rt, the 7-
appeals to men.
y a r-o ld daug hter o f M r. und M rs
" M r T re fe rn on June 3. 1934. Fred C u th b e rt of Sun Diego. Cal .
preached his firs t sermon at B o n r«*eeived firs t aw ard in the M e tro -
n e v ille His a p p o in tm e n t wus ap G o ld w y n -M a v e r contest
fo r new
proved. and on J u ly 1, w ith his screen per u n a litie s at H o llyw o o d
w ife and sm all daughter, he m o v rece ntly, and w ill com pete in a
ed to his new home
na tio n a l contest conducted
fro m
•' C ongregations at firs t n tim - N i w Y o rk w ith in th re e m onth
lii ie l o n ly about 15 hut to d a y fro m T h e re w ere 21IX) g irls in the con
*1(1 to lib people atten d serv ices test w h ich wus in tw o divisio ns,
iy «*h Sunday
Eleanor w in n in g in the contest be
• "Mr. 1
tw een tit«' ages o f six am i 12 Mrs
t c r f o r a t r o o p o f 111 r e g is te r e d B oy C u th b e rt was fo rm e rly Miss Elma
S .its."
C ar-tens o f Banks and attended
hig h school in H ills b o ro T h e C u th -
b e rt fa m ily spent th e ir vucation
M is . S 'o r lh r u p H o n o r e d —
w
ith O regon re la tive s last sum m er
Mrs. Sheldon N o rth ru p was ho n
ored w ith a -bow er F e b ru a ry 14 and visite d at the M c K in n e y home.
at her home in Shady B roo k Tie* Local Boys Pledged—
afternoon w is spent in p la yin g
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y . Forest
games, fo llo w e d by a b u ffe t lu nch - j
G rove G ordon
B a ile y and Ross
Cox o f H ills b o ro w ere am ong the
th irte e n pledges in itia te d in to A lp ha
Zeta fra te rn ity In a fo rm a l cere
m ony last week. B oth o f the men
are freshm en.
Wear.
UIHERRIE
T a ilo re d to ,
m eas u re
Surprised on Birthday—
Mrs. T G. B ron le ew e e n te rta in
ed a nu m b e r o f frie n d s S aturday
n ig h t in honor o f the b irth d a y a n
n iv e rs a ry F rid a y o f M r B ronleew e
M issionary G ro u p Meets—
T he M issiona ry society o f the
C h ris tia n c h u rc h w ill meet at the
ch u rch p a rlo rs W ednesday a fte r
noon at 2 o'clock fo r a business
session and program .
CLOTHE
K ennedy in Hospital—
F ra n k K en ne dy was take n to
the U . S. h o spita l again the last
o f the week It is expect««) tli.it
he w ill huve to undergo another
operation.
A ttrnds
lu n c h e o n —
Mrs. D onald M egargel attended
a luncheon fo r 1932 m atrons of
Eastern S ta r chapters o f P o rtla n d
and vicinity held F rid a y at the
hom e o f M rs. Eva Hanson.
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M iss G ladys M atteson and Miss
V io le t G u in d o n spent the w e e k
end w ith M iss O ra d e ll P rlc k e tt at
the home o f tie r m other, M rs. G uy
S mders. near S ilv e rto n . Mrs. San
ders b ro u g h t them home Sunday
and rem ained fo r a few days' v is it
w ith M rs. L. G. S elfridg e,
E rw in S p rin g e r o f Deer P ark.
W isconsin, is in H ills b o ro and is
lo o k in g fo r a perm anent location
here.
M r. and M rs. C arlos Johnson and
d a u g h te r o f G ladstone w ere guests
| Sunday o f M rs. R. W. C ox and
I o th e r relatives.
V in c e n t C u r r y o f P o rtla n d spent
the w eek-end in H ills b o ro w ith
friends.
Mrs. R. D. E ng lish re tu rn e d Tues
day fro m tw o weeks' v is it w ith
he r daughters In Seattle, Wash.
Your Favorite
Gasoline
M iss M a rr W e d s
A lb e rt S ta f fo r d
The second service o f the series
of Le nten d e v o tio n a l! sponsored by
the Lu thera ns of W ashington co u n
ty at the H ills b o ro h ig h school
a u d ito r.u m w ill be held to n ig h t
'T h u i- d a y i at H o'clock The Rev
George Reule o f T r in ity L u th e ra n
ch u rch of H ills b o ro w i ll speak on
the question addressed to Peter by
the m aid in the c o u rt y a rd o f the
high priest. "A rt tho u also one of
th is man's diseiples?"
I.ast week the Rev H W. Gross
o f Salem, a c irc u it v is ito r o f the
O regon-W ashington d is tric t o f the
L u th e ra n M issouri Synod, address
ed the Lu thera ns on the question
o f Judas to the cou rt o f the priests,
"W h a t w ill ye give m e’ ''
M rs E W. H in ric h s o f B lo o m
in g sang a soprano solo o f Hom er
B a rtle tt e n title d "O L o rd Be M e r-
j c ifu l." A jo in t L u th e ra n c h o ir u n
der the d ire c tio n o f Rev. P Schaus
of S c b e fflin rendered Stone's "T h e
C h urch 's One F o u n d a tio n " in the
arrangem ent of S. S Wesley and
, "Dear Son o f G o d ” in th e m usic
o f Jean Sibelius. T he e n tire as-
, »em bly jo in e d h e a rtily in sin gin g
' the old L u th e ra n passion cho ral o f
S ig m un d von B irk e n . "Jesus. I w ill
ponder now on T h y H o ly Passion "
Good Time Dance
A t G range h a ll e ve ry Saturday
nigh t G eorgia Hess orchestra. A d
m ission 23c.
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M rs G u n n a r J o h n n e r o f P o rt
land e n te rta in e d w ith a luncheon
S atu rday fo r M rs G u y Paine. O th
e r guests w e re Mesdames D onald
M egargel. S. W. M elhu ish. D a vid
C a rte r o f P o rtla n d and W. Rawson
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Snow 12 Feet Deep—
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Mayor’s Proclamation
I. J H G ir r e tt, m ayor of H ills
boro, th a t the people of th is com
m u n ity
m ay become b e tte r ac
q u a in te d w ith the w o rk done by
the F ederation o f Business and
Professional W omen's clubs, urge
co-operation in observance o f N a
D r. Thom pson has been
tio n a l
Business W om en's Week. '
m a k in g re g u la r v is its here
M a rch 15 to 21.
fo r the past 20 years Scores
T lie Business and P rofessional o f patients have fou nd his service
W om en th ro u g h th e ir o rg im z a tio n s I to be pro m p t, accurate and de
are w e ld in g a great Influ ence fo r 1 pend.ible. H o te l W ashington, next
the b e tte rm ent o f society and busi- | Tuesday, lo th .
nets co n d itio n s und should b c i
given re co g n itio n and assistance. I
J. H. G A R R E T T .
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M ayor. I
MUSCULAR PAINS
-GET QUICK RELIEF
C om pany R e un ion Set—
T f y o u a r e o n e o f th e v a s t n u m b e r
" B " com pany n f the old T h ir d 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 ,
O regon (ltfijn d in fa n tr y ) , w h ich in N ta b b ln fr* a h o o tin p . e x t e r n a l m u s -
cluded about 30 H ills b o ro boys < u l a r p a in s o f a r m s , le ir s . s h o u ld e r e
d u rin g the W o rld w ar. w ill hold a n d b o d y , w h ic h a r e so o f t e n m is -
■ a ile d
“ r h e u m a tic ,”
h e r e is q u ic k
its an nu al re u n io n in P o rtla n d at r e li e f .
T a k e Just a fe w doses o f
the N o rto n ia hotel. 11th avenue and W i l l i a m s K . U . X . C o m p o u n d .
It
S ta rk street, at 0:30 p. m. S a tu r m u s t p r o d u c e r e s u l t s o r m o n e y
day. A m ong those fro m the county b a c k . W i l l i a m s R . V . X . C o m p o u n d
expected to atten d are D r A rc h ie is c o m p o u n d e d f r o m t h * p r e s c r i p
P itm an. E R. D illo n . Russell T is- t i o n o f a d o c t o r w h o u s e d i t In h i t
p r i v a t e p r a c t ic e m a n y y e a r s .
N ow
dak-. Ebner Batehehb-r. G len E p ie r r i i . v b u . M . ' r ’.IU f"
'. " n a b f e to
and V ern e M i K in n e y .
sufferers a t a c o a t o f o n l y a f e w
c e n ts a « la v . T ry a b o t t l e u n d e r t h e
M rs. m assing Sells Poem—
m o n e y - b a c k K u a r a n te e . E n j o y b le s s -
Mrs. A.
H. Biassing received , e<t r e l i e f a s so n in n y s a y t h e y h a v e .
w o rd M onday th a t the "C o u n try * 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 s
Hom e." a m agazine published by ' I t . U . X . C o m p o u n d t o d a y .
the C ro w e ll P u b lish in g com pany, j
had purchased her poem. "W in d y ,
D ay." Mrs. Biassing has sold poems [
to m any eastern magazines «during.
the past year.
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ce n tly re tu rn e d fro m an eastern
trip . Was an A rg u s v is ito r S a tu r
day. W hen in M ich ig a n in J a n
u a ry th e m e rc u ry dropped to 40
degrees be lo w and the snow* was
12 feet deep in some places. He
E ver Ready Class Meets—
“N ick"
T he E ver-R eady class of t h e re tu rn e d home in a new au tom o
C h ris tia n ch u rch met last W ednes b ile by w ay o f the south.
day aftern oon at the home o f Mrs.
Reid E ld rid g e The ne xt m eeting
w i ll be at the home of Mrs. G eorge
S e lfrid g e M a rch 11.
Jean, the litt le d a u g h te r o f M r.
am i M rs. L. S. C am pbell, had h e r !
lo nsfls rem oved th e last o f the I
J i week. D r. H. D. H u gg ins o p e ra t
ing.
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t h f c lr R y s tr m « w h ic h
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M O U N T A IN D A l.E
A t a ve ry
p re tty home cerem ony at 12:3Q S u n
day a ftern oon M iss W ilm a M a rr,
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y . Forest Birthday Celebrated—
daug hter o f M r. and M rs. W illia m
E M a rr o f Kansas C ity , became G ro v e —M«zrrls S chm idt of H ills -
Lohese Cam p F ire gro up met
the b rid e o f A lb e rt S ta ffo rd , son boro w ill be one o f e ig h t P a cific F e b ru a ry 25 w ith E rm a Jean W il
sophom ore and fresh- liams. The gro u p passed a nu m b e r
o f M r. and M rs Roy S ta ffo rd o f u n iv e rs ity
T a it. Rev. Claud«; P Sabin of F or- , men debaters w ho w ill m ake a of ra n k re q u ire m e n ts and helped
c.»t G ro ve p e rfo rm e d t h e c e r e - ' fo u r-d a y t r ip in to W ashington th is Erm a Jean celebrate her eleventh
m on y M rs. L lo y d Anderson, sis- week. T hey w i ll leave F orest G ro ve b irth d a y .
te r of the bride, played L o lw n g re n 's , T hursd ay m o rn in g and meet U n i
w edding m arch.
! ve rs ity of W ashington debaters in
Program and Dance
M rs Ernest Kangas. sister of the contests at Seattle T hursd ay n ig h t,
B e n e fit fo r H e lve tia C o m m u n ity
groom, acted as m atron o f honor F rid a y and S atu rday th e y w ill be band. A t H e lv e tia h a ll, S aturday.
and E dw ard Kangas was best man. entered in a debate to u rn a m e n t at M a rch 7.— A dm ission 25c and chil*
The b rid e wore a flo o r le n g th , College of Puget Sound. Tacom a. 1 a re n 10c.
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a . and w ill re tu rn Sunday.
w h ite satin dress and c a rrie d «
NOTICE
bouquet o f rosebuds and w h ite j
I t has been called to m y a tte n
i.
j in
mu 11 on ui i h h j u i < #
i
i T jl
tio n th a t m erchants and vendors
w ore a dress o f peach lace w ith J \ l . L . C n U l ’ C H 1 l i l l l S
of
cig are ttes have been careless
a corsage o f roses and w h i t e , .
.
, _
in s e llin g cigarettes to m in o rs— in
A w e dd ing d in n e r fo r fo rty re ia -
,
,
. v io la tio n o f the law .
These vio la to rs w i ll be prosecuted
tives and close frie n d s fo llo w e d the
The M etho dist Episcopal chu rch
cerem ony.
1 *s o ffe rin g a m usical pro gra m on acco rding to law .
«Signed) J. W. C O N N E L L . S h e r
Mrs. S ta ffo rd is a graduate of
even in g o f M arch 13. 3 he ju b -
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the class o f 1934 of Banks u n io n ¡lee
singers, co m p risin g
some 14 i f f o f W ashington C o un ty.
high school She also attended Pa- 1 °»
»’ est negro voices in Port-
g ive a concert. The
c lu e u n iv e rs ity and is a m em ber : land, w w ill ill give
the P hi Lam bda O m icro n sor- num bers to be given w i ll in clu d e
o rily . M r. S ta ffo rd is a 1932 gra d- Sl,me of the best k n o w n of the
uate o f Banks high.
. negro
. . sp iritu a ls . The fo u rte e n ap-
1 A fte r a short w e d d in g t r ip th e | pearing here are picked, as the
ng couple
ill m ..............
ake th e ir home
o f th e one hu nd red \o ic e s
, you
............
........ w .......
..... best*
,
It is much better to have
a ft, w h e re M r S ta ffo rd is in ,hat re ce n tly gave the pro gra m . v
b o a ad u s sta
in s t co
v ered
at T aft,
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i w ith such great a c c e p ta b ility in th e tn o .s e
ia iii»
u v e re u
business.
c i v i c a u d ito riu m in P o rtla n d .
and the rooms cleaned be-
sweetpeas
made
See Our Complete Stock
Moving Time
KICIII IELD
fir s t and B aseline
M o rris S c h m id t
on D e b a te T e a m
Pag*» Five
Lutherans Hold
Second Service;
Retile to Speak
N a tion al Buxine
Wornen'i Week.
M arch 15 to 21, w h ich has been
o i , l i ved
by tin* H ill dioro clu b fo r
the past six yeai . w ill be cele
brated w ith three events th is y e a r:
On M arch 15 the c lu b w ill attend
the II o'clock erviee at the M e th
odist chu rch. w hen Rev. Charles
M Reed w ill d e liv e r a ..erm on ap-
p ro p rl ite to the occasion and a
special m usical program W ill be
given: the business m eeting and a
p a rty w ill be held the eve ning of I
M arch Hi, at tin* home o f M r and
Mr
M P. Cady; and on F rid a y j
the an nu al banquet w ill be held I
j at the cham ber of com m erce room s
at <1 30 p. m , when em ployers and
frie n d ; w ill be in v ite d guesti.
P u b lic relation* com m ittee, M r
Emma M ' K in n e y and M i
M a r
garet D ixon, cha irm en . Mrs.
F
Schendel and M iss M a rie M elan-
son, w ill be in charge o f the week's
j a ctivitie s, a n ,I,te d by the m usic
com m ittee. Mesdames Fred S ew ell, I
I - C M ooberry. M a rie P riest and
Rev. G eorge Reule. w ho w ill de
Mix» K a th le e n C a ld w e ll
liv e r serm on at L u th e ra n m eet
in g to n ig h t in un io n hig h school
SHELL
GENERAL
OREGO N
S p e a k s T o n ig h t
Let Us Show You Our
W e’ve Got It!
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H IL L S B O R O ,
March 15 to 21
National Week
Observed Here
P ro c la im W eek
F ire m e n ( ’e le b ra te
in N ew Q u a r te r s
A R G U S,
O f PORTLAND
w m oe mt
llillsliorn
Mrmhrr t'i'drral D ep osit Insiiranre Corporation
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