T h in
Page Three
W om en of Rotary
'
Entertain at Party
Junior Red Cross
Honor Roll for
Mar. 2«
Conference
Schools Given
A conference o f member o f the
J u n io r Bed Cross, th e ir teachi i
h a irin e ri of J u n io r H«1 Cro. s and
other Bed Cross and school pei -
1 onnel «from chapters w ith in a re .i-
on.ible distance fro m P o rtla n d w ill
be held m p o rt land S atu rday m orn*
mg. M arch 28. T he purpose o f tin s
I g a thering is to p ro vid e o p p o rtu
n i t y fo r tiie ju n io rs a n d th e ir
ponsoi.. h i n e ig h b o r in « c h a p te r',
to become acquainted and to dis-
eii'.s th e ir o b je ctives and accom
plishm ents m J u n io r Red C ro .:
Vacation Repins
iB. P. District Meet
'at Astoria Mar. 29
The
Bmdnem a n d
Profess I on al
Worn» n’s clubs w ill hold a iB -
t r ic t c o n fe re n c e at A s to ria on Sun-
Order of Rainbow County Groups
Treasurers
Assembly to be Name
Fred F n g e ld in g e r o f the D elta
D ru g store has been appointed
rer o f W ashington C ounty
Instituted Here treasu
H ealth association to f i l l the v a
ers w a rm . M r. C ro ok »aya
glad tie live s in Oregon.
he is
Argus classified ads get resulta.
day M arch 29. T h is w ill be th e
N o rth W illa m e tte d is tric t m eeting
A n a e m b lv o f the O rd e r of cancy caused by the tra n sfe r of
It. P. Ra m u .en a n d .1.
T b ,' fo llo w in g p u p il. w ere on I ho and includes clubs fro m A storia ,
R a m b o , a cha racter b u ild in g in Robert J Scearce, fo rm e r treas
•I. W ikiner
ho n o r r o ll fo r the past s ix -w e e k St
ere high In the eoii-
Helen
P o r tla n d . G r e s h a m , s titu tio r fe r g irls from 13 to 20 ( urer. to P ortla nd .
test on fact euneei nln g p ro m in e n t
period;
A if O Johnson o f Forest G rove
J lill b o ro . M c M in n v ille . a nd O n - years.
il l be in s titu te d at the
J u n io r H i,’ ll --BB2: E le an or Reed, gon C ity .
people.
Masonic T em ple in H ills b o ro Sat- ' fo rm e rly o f H illsb o ro , has been
M a rjo rie S ig le r, D o ro th y T ra u g h -
M is
A II. Blushing co n d lirte d
T ti" session w ill in clu d e execu u rd a y c ■ening, M arch 26. T he in - elected treasu rer of the C o un ty Red
b o i. Neva Z ie g le r. HB A nna M a ry
the lite ra tu re quiz, and rep orts on
tiv e cou ncil m eeting. open forum , itia tio n . w h ich is secret, w i ll be | Cross cha pter to f i l l the u n exp ired
B u l l aropf. V irg in ia Haven», E lla
bonks And ra d io program s were
and luncheon, w ith spe cia lly good held at H o'clock, fo llo w e d by In term of R ichard Fendall. w h o was
R o e Mason. P h y llis Johnston. I.o r-
made by a n il,n h e r o f m e m b e r
program » at the fo ru m and lu n c h s ta lla tio n at it 30 p. na., to w h ich not able to con tinu e the wo, k on
,1.1,1 M ay, Jacqueline W alters Jack
The president, M is F le d E n g e l-
account o f business.
G oodm an; 7B E velyn A n n Busch. eon P rovision w ill be m ade fo r the parents o f the g irls ore in -
diuger, v. as elected to become a »erviee.
r ig h t-a w in g trip s fo r those w ho a r
T here w ill be tw o sections to the M a rjo rie K id n e y, A lic e P irie , E d ith r iv e S atu rday afternoon, w ith a re- v ite d W o rth y advise s and o ffice rs
m e m b e r o f the Cam p F ire g ir l ud-
o f th e fiv e Po land assemblies
W ile y,
Jack
\ i oi y cou ncil, w h ich fs composed conference, bo th o f w h ich w ill be S alulow , W in ifre d
eeption and p a rty S a tu rd a y n ig h t. w ill e x e m p lify tt
w o rk.
F ilm D e v e lo p in g
of representative* from d iffe re n t held in tiie Irv in g to n school. 1320 E U'pp, A k ir a T iu g a w a ; HA—Jack
Local m em bers p la n n in g to go
Rehearsals fo r the girl«
N E B a r/e e street, P ortla nd , be- S ch u ka rl Hazel Ra uni. sen, Jean are requested to n o tify th e p re s i
w o m en
organizations.
S e r v ic e
held
at
the
h
a
ll
M
arch
25,
A
nu
Pa.slcy,
Irene
D
a
rn
e
ll;
7A
-
p ro m p t-
A L O H A A lo h a -H u b e r P.-T. A.
g in n in g nt 10 o'clock and ad ou rn-
d e n t, M rs F ayetta A lle n , in o rd e r
irig at noon. One w ill be (or rep- Jack K e r,n e lly; fit! A rlin e Lentz, th a t reservations m ay be made and ly at 7:4.5 p. m.
elected o ffice rs M arch 10 as fo l-
B
rin
g
y
o
u
r snapshot film s In
Anderson, I.y le St,aw. L e o n
i-escninttv«**. from cle rn critu ry and D, Io
lows: M rs K n ig h t, president: Mrs.
transportation arranged.
us
before
1
)
a.
m. and th e y 'll be
ard
S
lier,nun,
Iva
n
S
teinke;
GA
-
high schools and the oth er w ill be
M&bee. v ic e -p re s id e n t: Mrs. B.
ready at 4 p. m. the same day.
C laypool, secre ta ry: M rs. W. B.
fo r the adults. Tin* p ro gra m in B ruce Estepp, Erm a W ilham s.
They Found G o ld " by A. H yatt bo th sections w ill be in fo rm a l and
Q u a lity w o rk reasonable prices.
P utnam , treasurer. A Founders’ day
D a v id H ill 1A: S lu ,le v T ro u g h - í ÍUTI)) F l'l'C G í l ’lS
V e r r ill T in s book contains m any a ll w ho attend w ill be urged to her, Bob Amachar, Waltet Jol n>
p ro g ra m was given. K en ne th and
i s
,
w r
i
Each eve ning except S a tu rd a y D onald B la ckb o rn o f Beaverton
M ake Schram ,T s Y o u r H ead
»on, Robert W lu tw o rth , S a lly C ru- ( ( ‘ I C O r a t e W C C K
exciting
accounts o f successful take part in t iie d iscussions.
d u rin g the next tw o weeks. E va n helped fu rn is h en tertain m en t, w h ich
treasure bunts, w h ich the reader
zen. Patsy Douglas», P o lly M e l-
qu a rte rs fo r Camera F ilm s
Lohese and W ahkeena Camp F ire
huish. Jessie Plapp. Helen T.sugawa; groups, w ith th e ir guardians. M iss g e listic services w ill be conducted was fo llo w e d by a banquet.
w ill fin d as t h r illin g as fic tio n .
<>r A ll K inds
by the G ideons at th e M ethodist
IB M a rjo rie Jean S h ip le y; 2B — W inabeth M acD ow e ll a n d
Here we fin d re lated the re m a rk
Mrs.
B ond:, Edson. C h a rlo tte Patterson, G< ,rge Fischer, attended church Episcopal church. D u rin g th e w eek
able .salvaging o f t h e La ure nt ie
C 3. C ro o k o f Gaston received
7:45.
Jean Seym our. E dith Spooner. Jack Sunday at the C e n te rin a ry W ilb u r the services w ill begin a t
hunt fog. treasu re tiu n te ,1. even a
w o rd last week th a t his b ro th e r in
H ill, boro and C o rn e liu s M is -io n - D oyle.
C la ra b e lle W iley.
R obert M e th o d ist chu rch in P ortla nd . Rev Teams o f Gideons, P o rtla n d b u si M innesota had h i s face frozen
lis t o f kn o w n h is to ric a lly a u th e n tic
ary «or i eties held a jo in t m eeting llo lz n a g e l; 3B L y n n H a ll. R alph
Io l treasures o f A m erica.
Atcheson d e live re d a serm on on ness men, w ill conduct th e s e rv w h ile sho veling coal to keep oth -
H a ley; 4B
Douglas J u n g n ic k e l, "H o s p ita lity ." th e the m e o f t h i; ices Good m usic w ill be a feature
"N o One Io Blame. " an A fric a n 3’hursday at the home o f M i;
Charles
Reed.
M
rs
A
J
O
liv
e
r
of
E ritz ie Plapp; 5B H e n ry C am pbell, ye a r’s observance o f Cam p F ire o f these services led by various
ad ve n tu re A firs t-h a n d account of
Good Time Dance
109 S. 2nd
H illsboro
three years in the in te rio r o f A f C o rn e liu s had churge o f tiie p ro R obert F u rro w . B e tty A n n D a r- B irth d a y Week. M a rch 1.5 to 21. m em bers o f the group, w ith g u ita r
A t G range h a ll e ve ry S aturday
gram.
G
ro
u
p
sin
gin
g
was
enjoyed
land, B arbara Sha-.v, V io la T a y lo r. A b o u t 350 g irls, a ll in u n ifo rm , a t o r o th e r in stru m e n t. These busi n ig h t.—G eorgia Hess orchestra. A d
rica. A n A m erican wom an w ent
a
fte
r
w
h
ic
h
M
rs
O
liv
e
r
gave
a
ta
lk
Peter Boscow 4 B and 5A: Dale tended. A b ig cerem onial at the ness men w ill g ive th e ir te stim o n m ission 25c.
w ith tie r liuaband to c o lle c t w ild
29tf
anim als and to get p ictu re s fo r a on m i ions. M i. s Helen O liv e r Rusch, A lla n C am pbell. L o rra in e P o rtla n d a u d ito riu m S a tu rd a y w ill ies. te llin g how th e y were c o n v e rt
sang
a
vocal
solo,
and
M
r
;
George
D
a
rn
e
ll
Nancy
Easter.
D
o
ris
H
a
w
ed
to
the
C
h
ris
tia
n
fa
ith
.
M
any
of
m ovie B oth p ro je cts failed , th e ir
close the week.
them have s tir r in g testim onies of
_
money gave out, and the y liv e d on W ilco x <»f C o rn e liu s read fro m the , kins, Charles T re g la w n . E r n e s t
Horne
M
issions
paper.
how th e y came up fro m the depths
Seym
our,
James
S
h
a
ffe
r;
2
B
--I.e
s
-
vz •
•
T.
,
sta rva tio n ra tio n s in constant dan- ,
D a U g n tC l’S
o f sin, acco rding to th e announce
ger She w rite s o f d ra m a tic ad- ! Mrs. Percy Hammond o f W ood t - r C la rk , George A ll, on, Donna K i n p f S
m ent made by Rev. C harles M.
F’ — 1
o
ventures u ltim a te ly and m odestly. bu rn. Salem d is tric t pre sid ent o f D a rlan d, M a ry Lee M ann
M any cli. ,,<•.• have elected o ffi- C O n C lU C t h G l T I C e
Reed, pastor o f th e local church.
"O u r P o lice " l,y Ir v in g C ru m p ttic Women's Horne M issiona ry so
u
lì
The K in g 's D a ug hters Sunday
and John W N ew ton Iter»' Is a cie ty; Mrs. Mason Bishop o f Salem, cars d u rin g the last w eek;
D avid H ill 5A: R obert F u rro w , school class bad charge o f th e serv-
book w h ich w ill appeal to ad ults d is tric t Young People's .secretary;
and ju v e n ile s . E very ph a .c
of and M rs O e lric h of Salem, c o n fe r fire ident: B illy Coomer. v ic e -p re si- ices at th e M ethodist ch u rch S un-
police w oi k is covered. The a u th ence corresponding secretary, were dent; B e tty A n n D arland, secre- day evening, w ith "T h e Crusades"
ors are experienced newspaperm en present Mesdames S lie lla b a rg e r. G. ; ta ry . 5B Delores Cady, president: as the subject. M iss M a y Cook led
w tio a ie th o ro u g h ly fa m ilia r w ith W Pool. A rn ie Dickason. and M ax j Agnes Patterson, v ic e -p re s id e n t; and the re a d in g was interspersed
M iss Helen M cLean gave a fa re
Helen La ver, secretary.
the in ale w o rkin g s o f a com plex ; C ra n d a ll assisted Mrs. Reed.
w ith selections by a m ixe d c h o ir w e ll p a rty S atu rday n ig h t at the
P eter Boscow 2B: Donna D a r- of IB voices. M rs. Ben F abe r and J. H. L. H o e ffe l home fo r M r. and
c ity police force T hey g ive us a lio
i lapd. president; George A llis o n . N. W ile y sang solos, and Mrs. J. C.
"A m e ric a n C ltlr c n r tr lp " was the a In ic f sketch o f developm ent fro m
M rs. Bob Henderson, w h o
a re
I vice -preside nt; G eorgia Patterson, K ra m ie n and M rs C. M . Reed sang le a v in g soon fo r A laska.
subject o f the address given be eutlu .ie.- to m achine guns, the p a rt i
O th e r
j secretary; Jack Searcy, tre a su re r; a duet d u rin g the program .
fo re the Coffee d u b F rid a y by played b y science.
guests w e re Messrs, and Mesdames
Helen Le w is, w rg e a n t-a t-a rm s ; I.es-
M i s Evaneglm e P h ilb ln o f P o rt
D rake. H a rtze ll, N. M ou lton . R alph
I M rs. Erm a T a y lo r S parks pre- | te r C la rk , song leader; P a tty C y
M r. and M rs . A. J. M an le y and /Anderson. E H elvogt. M iss Janetta
land Miss P h ilb ln . w ho lias tr a v e l
'.anted a gro up o f pian o p u p ils rus, he alth inspector.
d a u g h te r o f Forest G rove w e re . H a rtze ll. E r v il H a rtze ll, M rs. G ladys
ed e xte n sive ly in fo re ig n co u n
I S atu rday a ftern oon at the home o f
J u n io r H ig h 7B: D o ro th y G ill o v e rn ig h t guests o f M r. and Mrs H a rt and H e n ry Jacobson o f P o rt
trie s and who has been a delegate
M,
W C. Christensen. Those ta k - ette, president;
P
h
ilip
C
o
r
w
in
,
Io m any im p o rta n t na tio n a l eon-
A b u ffe t «upper h o n o rin g M rs j m g part in the re c ita l were E velyn vice -preside nt; M a ry Louise Perdue, W R. M a n le y Tuesday. T hey le ft land. and M r. and M rs. H oeffel.
W ednesday fo r L o n g Beach. Cal.,
6 em ■ S he ..ml that ,i citizens C. S. T ow nsend o f P o rtla n d and B rm t. M a xin e Cady, Sam m y C h ris secretary;
E lv in Hooker. C a rl F ish- w here th e y w i ll m ake th e ir home.
o f o u r c o u n try hud the best o p p o r a fa m ily re u n io n was held ut the tensen. K a th ry n Cawrse. L y n n H all,
B rid e -E le c t H onored —
back,
Joyce
K
e
llin
g
to
n
.
M
a
rio
n
Me-
tu n itie s o f any nation,
wom en's I id iiip o f M r. and Mrs. W D. Hoag Naom i Hanel W inona Jean Rus-
M r. and M rs. P au l R in g le and
M rs. J. W. K a n in a Jr. and Miss
C luey, h o s p ita lity com m ittee GB—
clubs .should c a rry on an educa Sunday. M arch H.
M
r.
and
M
rs.
W
ayne
Patterson
| sell. E ve lyn H a w o rth . Patsy Pat- B illy Z ieg le r, president; L y le Shaw,
B e tty K am n a gave a m iscellaneous '
tio n a l program in the Ideals o f
were
guests
at
a
p
a
rty
Saturday-
J
terson,
M
ild
re
d
T
w
o
h
y,
anil
M rs Hoag's parents. D r and Mr«.
Ros- vice -preside nt; Jack A llis o n , sec
show er fo r M iss M ild re d Donelson
A m e r ic a n !'m
She suggested th a t ( ' K H loyd o f C o q u ille . and her anne W eil.
re ta ry ; Deloss Anderson, tre a su re r; evening g ive n by M rs. Joseph L e p- S a tu rd a y a ftern oon at the home of
the c lu b s,)on..or a G ir l Seuut organ - bro th er. V in tio B lo y d o f M arsh*
schat
of
Forest
G
ro
ve
in
ho
no
r
o
f
M rs. John K am na Sr. Miss D o n e l
Leonard
Sherm an, sergeant - at -
izu tlo n
Mi.ss P h ilb ln was accom- i fie ld , were here fo r a fo u r-d a y B irth d a y s < 'ele bra te d—
son is to be m a rrie d soon to James
arm s; Iva n S teinke, L o rn a M cLeod, her husband's b irth d a y .
ponied fro m P o rtla n d b y
Miss v is it. Misses Zoa and L u c y H loyd
The long tim e frie n d s and n e ig h co u n cil members.
M r. and M rs. R a lph Ram ey en D ie rie k x .
N e llie M un ger
' were also gue.sts. T hey have hern bors o f Mrs. C a ro lin e A pplegate
h e r parents, M r. and
T he 2B class of the P eter Bos- te rta in e d
Mrs
I,. C. K ra m le n was t h e \Utting with their parents in <’<» Mrs. Ho... B row n and Mr's. W. V cow school is w o rk in g on a H o l Mrs. M. Reid, and his fa th e r. B. W M rs. La rson Hostess—
a o lo lit and several songs, accom- q u ille since last N ovem ber, b u t Bergen, gave a b irth d a y surprise land p ro je ct w ith pictures, stories. Ramey, a ll o f N ew berg, at d in n e r
Good N eighbors’ c lu b m et M arch
pan led l»y M rs F red Sew ell M rs have resum ed residence ut Pum p* | p a rty at the home o f M rs Apple- | and songs. A m ovie f ilm c o n ta in in g Sunday.
12 w ith M rs. Gus Larson o f near
E L . M oore was pro gra m chair- k in Ridge O th e r guests were M r. I gate F rid a y afternoon, in honor 23 pictures was made by the class
G rabe l school, w ith an attendance
M rs. James T o lin and M iss W il
m ail.
and M is V in ce n t H e in ric h J r. and of these three ladies, whose b ir th
C a rl and E lv in R ooker are new ma M acK enzie o f G rants Pass, sis o f fifte e n . N e xt m eeting w i ll be
The annual pot lu c k luncheon c h ild re n V a rin a and V in cen t. M r. days happened to be d u rin g the p u p ils in th e 7B nt the ju n io r hig h J
w ith M rs. K rie b e l and h e r daug h
was held at 1 o'clock, and d u rin g and M rs W illia m Z ie g le r and c h il m onth. Those present beside the fro m the Rosebud school in L e is y - I te rs o f H. L. M acKenzie. are house te r.
guests
th
is
w
eek
at
th
e
M
acK
enzie
ttic lu nch h o ur several contests dren Neva and B illy , M r and Mrs. I honor guests were Meadamcs E llen v ille . South Dakota. C a role F o w le r
M rs. Jones Hostess—
w ere held. Mis F A b c n d ro th w on Charles M Hoag o f P o rtla n d and ¡Johnston. W illia m Batchelder. M . o f the same class re c e n tly m oved I home.
K u m and K la tte r K lu b met M arch
a prize in the w o rd contest and J. I. Hoag o f W illa m in a .
Swcaney, A nn a G o ttlie b . John H u l to P ortla nd . G len n Rosenow, a 1 M rs. P a u l P atterson attended a
11 w ith M rs. C lyd e Jones sou th!
bert, H om er Emmott, Robert R ob m em ber o f the 5A class at t h e ' luncheon Tuesday fo r m em bers of o f H illsb o ro . T he ne xt m e e tin g '
inson. W ill Jack, and Miss E the l | Pete Boscow school, re c e n tly m o v - 1 G am m a 'P hi Beta s o ro rity at th e
'
| home o f M rs. H a ro ld B u rk e tt o f w ill be w ith M rs. Joe W erre.
Bergen Mrs. A. R. L in c o ln , whose ed to C ornelius.
M a n y pupils, w h o have been A o r t' an^ '
e ig h ty -fo u rth b irth d a y was cele
M rs. N. F. Cochrane o f B a ke r
brated in December, was un ub lc il l w ith measles o r in flue nza, have
to be present, b u t accom panied a re tu rn e d to school. Jean C a m pb ell. I > rriv e d S a tu rd a y fo r an extended
rem em brance w ith
a n o rig in a l I II at Peter Boscow. missed several ; v>*it w ith h e r da ug hter, M rs. J.
poem.
lays o f school when her ton sils W. B arn ey, and fa m ily
were rem oved last week. D o ro th y
Rev. C harles Reed attended th e 1
C o nve ntion Hosts—
i G ille tte re tu rn e d to the 7B class
ALO H A
I. O. O. F. m em bers at the ju n io r h ig h a fte r an illn e ss m in is te ria l association m e e tin g at '
th e F irs t M e th o d ist c h u rc h in P o r t
i w e e hosts to the county convention o f six weeks.
land M onday.
T hursd ay. M arch 12. A b o u t
125
H ills b o ro schools w ill e n jo y a
Mrs. L. Sherm an and c h ild re n
i were in attendance. M an y outside s p rin g vacation, com m encing F r i
m em bers w ere present. M em bers day afternoon. Classes w i ll resum e vis ite d h e r cousin. M rs. O. V.
L e m ly o f W h ite Salm on, Wash.,
attended a special m eeting at H ills - j M a rch 30.
Sunday.
boro th is
week,
c o m p lim e n tin g |
i G rand M aster S axton o f Oregon.
M r. and Mrs. H. E. L a B a re and
M iss E tta Ebbenga. w h o has been Miss H a rrie t L a B a re o f St. Helens j
Special Display Planned—
Our New York buyers are beam
A special corset d isp lu y a n d ! m a k in g her home w ith M r. and v is ite d M r. and M rs. S. W. M e l-
ing
with pride because they’ve put
Mrs.
A
F.
Schendel
fo
r
a
y
e
a
r
or
huish
Sunday.
de m on stra tion w ill be held at W e il’s
this job over! Fine quality sewed
M iss K a th le e n M cA le a r, U n iv e r
D epa rtm e nt store F rid a y and S at more, le ft Sunday fo r a week's v is
Pedalines . . . knock-out trimmings
izin g begins in the
u r d a y (th is w o c k ). Miss I.ila Las it w ith her sister. M rs. T o n y F ik e n s ity o f O regon student, is spending
key, s ty lis t and fa c to ry representa- o f near Cedar M ill, be fore le a v in g sp rin g v a ca tio n w ith h e r parents, j
. . . ever so many new Spring colors!
kitche n. W ith these
fo
r
h
e
r
old
home
at
W
a
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S outh Dakota She w i ll v is it an
, play.
M iss F lo N ye o f Seattle. Wash.,
au nt in S eattle and fro m th e re
spent the w eek-end w ith he r m o th
V isits Parents—
w ill m ake the t r ip by auto.
er, M rs. N. Nye, at th e J. M. P e r
N o r g e appliances
H a rold L. P rice has been spend
M r. and M rs G. N. T aggart. M r son home.
in g his s p rin g vacation w ith his
in y o u r k it c h e n ,
and Mrs. N. J. Thom pson a n d
Jack S h ip le y o f Tacoma, Wash.,
parents. Postm aster and M rs. P rice daughter. J. H Riggs. M iss E thel
you r hom e is m od
spent th e w eek-end at the L . C.
o f A loha. H a ro ld is a tte n d in g the
Bergen. Mrs. C a rrie A pp le gate and
U n iv e rs ity o f O regon at Eugene, M r. and M rs. W. V. Bergen a t L o m a x home a n d v is ite d other
ern io its m ost im
H ills b o ro frien ds.
m a jo rin g in com m e rcial art.
p o rta n t part. A nd ,
tended a b irth d a y p a rty S undav fo r
E. D. T h o rn d ik e o f M edford,
West In itia te d —
Spencer
C
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grandson
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lu x u r ie s th o u g h
P A C IF IC U N IV E R S IT Y . Forest and M rs. Spencer Jones o f P o r t b ro th e r o f M rs. J. N. W ile y, was
re c e n tly appointed m anager o f the
th e y s e c in , (h e y
G rove— D a vid West of H ills b o ro land.
F irs t N a tio n a l ba nk there.
wa# fo rm a lly in itia te d in Gam m a
actually ¡ate mare
M
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and
M
rs.
C.
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Ask for Details A b o u t the Norge
Sighia fra te r n ity at P a c ific u n iv e r Iru s W eils and fa m ily o f Bend and
M r. Z im m e rm a n , fa th e r o f M rs.
than they cost. Come
s ity last week.
M r. and M rs. T. J. W ells at R ed L . Sherm an, le ft S unday fo r his
in and get the de
P la y O ver K G W —
m ond d u rin g the w eek-end. M r hom e at B la ckd u ck, M in n., a fte r
C a th e rin e Enschede and M a xin e and M rs. C. O. W ells o f Redm ond several m on th s' v is it here.
tails. Sec the N o rg e
ON ROLLATOR COMPRESSION UNIT
Cady, piano p u p ils o f M rs. Erm a are v is itin g at the C. E. W ells
W. E. M asters re tu rn e d last w eek
before you buy.
T a y lo r Sparks, played ove r K G W hom e th is week.
fro m a f iv e m onths' v is it w ith his
m ore
Saturday.
d
a
u g h te r at San Diego. Cal.
to-D-5
R ich a rd S uth erla nd , student at
(•range C o un cil Meets—
M iss L u c ile T o rb e t spent t h e
O regon State college, and a scho ol
HILLSBORO. OREGON
W ashington cou nty G range coun mate. F ra n k Ramsey o f Aberdeen. w eek-end w ith .M is s G e rtru d e A n
c il w ill meet at T ig a rd the evening Wash., are spending the sp rin g v a derson in P o rtla n d .
o f M a rch 25.
T h e re w i l l be a baseball b e n e fit
cation nt the S u th e rla n d home here.
G range to Have Pot L u c k -
M rs. Fred B aum ann and litt le dance at th e O renco h a ll S atu rday
H ills b o ro G range w ill m eet fo r d a ug hter o f Eugene are guests th is n ig h t, M a rc h 21.
[veny form of protection
M rs. R. J. N ic o l v is ite d frien ds
pot lu c k d in n e r and session at 6:30 w eek o f M rs. Baum ann's parents.
TELEPHONE 1732
p. m. T hursd ay evening. M a rch 26. M r. and M rs. L . A. Long. M r. B a u and re la tiv e s in Salem fro m T h u rs
116 SOUTH THIRD - RES 1092
day u n t il Sunday.
m ann was a S unday v is ito r.
HIllSSORO,OREGON
Mrs. K a th ry n e M e tske r and son
M rs. F. G. M itc h e ll, w h o was in
A sk yo u r attorney to send your
G lenn of St. Helens vis ite d M rs. J. Good S am a ritan h o spita l in P o r t
Shannon and M r. and M rs. E. B. land fo r a week, re tu rn e d home legal advertising to the Argus.
Tongue Sunday.
last week, and is im p ro v in g .
A r v in Robb, student at U n iv e r
N o , 9 T r a c t o r Itirlr
M rs. G lad ys H a rt and tw o c h il
s ity o f Oregon, is spending s p rin g dren o f P o rtla n d spent th e w e e k
2 7 % o f T h e s e B a n k s P la n to In
ll a r r o te .
vacation w ith his parents, D r. and end w ith M r. and M rs. H. L. H o e f
c
r e a s e T h e ir N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t is
Mrs. J. O. Robb.
fel.
M r. and M rs. E a rl F ish e r o f T im
in g A p p r o p r ia tio n s in 1 9 3 6
M rs. Dan B ic k e l of V e rn o n ia was
ber and M r. and M rs. L e v i W h ite
o f V e rn on ia v is ite d M r. and Mrs. a S unday guest o f M rs. J. D. A n
derson, r e tu rn in g hom e M onday.
George S e lfrid g e S aturday.
M r. and M rs. W. H. W ie b e r a t
M r. and M rs. J. H. St. R ayner
tended a p a rty Sunday evening o f P o rtla n d , fo rm e r H ills b o ro re s i
►rcotmidr míame j
given by M r. and M rs. B e rt Moersch dents, v is ite d M iss E liza Shorey
l*»M WtfMIMO^
o f M c M in n v ille .
and her m o th e r last week.
IMMlMIMna
W o m e n d f H u i. i i y e n te rta in e d
t h e ir hl,« h an d s at an in lc i n a tio n a l
p in g lu in a n il d i l l ,i d T h ill d a y in j'lit
u l Hie V e il', a n . ' h a ll D in n e r wa
I, a v e il ul II 311. w ill) M i
T
K iih a id h ia i, w ife o f t h e
R o ta ry
p re iile n t. pre .id in g
The h ig h lig h t o f th e p in g ia in wa
th e s h o w in g in p ie tu ro H o f th e n
w o r ld t n iii' b y M r. a n d M i
Dm
G o u ld o f P o rtla n d , w h o w e re uc-
i o in p a in e d b y A I, S eln a d e r ol
P o illu n d . and C u p la in N onkes o f
L o n d o n M r. N onkes. w’ h,» is c a p
ta in o f tfie On he S ta r o f th e B lu e
L in e S le a n is h ip c o m p a n y , gave an
I n t e le d iiiK ta lk on E n g la n d
V ice
I h e id e n t A lin s o f N e w b e rg wa
p ie ent a n il gave a »hurt b ilk . Jle
w a a e e om p a n ie d b y M rs. A lb is .
M r and M rs J I I G a rr e tt ru n g
¡in o ld G e rm a n .song, In lo r tu n ie ,
w d li t h e ir d a u g h te r,
M rs I,. ( '
K r iu n le ii,
as a c c o m p a n is t; N a n cy
J '. ''i d
e lite , la m e d W illi i Ii.die,
J. o n e a m i A o n P e te rs v lit, a la p
tin ,, re , I lo y d A lith 'i on p la y e d a
\ m i n i n u ,n b e r. iie e u in p n n ie d In ru n g
a nd p ia n o by lie m o th e r. M e
J
I A n d ,a on; ( ’ 'I'. R ic h a rd s o n gave
a 8 w c d n .li c ry s ta l g a z in g s tu n t;
Rev C h ill ies Ife ,n t . ang a Jn p im e e
song, in eostuine, a c c o m p a n ie d b y
M rs Heed, and an e ttM n ib lc c h o n ,
o f K o tu ry w o m e n sang a m e d le y
o f songs fro m o th e r c o u n trie s , a r
ra n g e d a m i aeeom p a n ie d b y M rs
F re d S e w e ll, w it h M l ■ C F. W e ll
as le a d e r.
M e s ila llll
One-Day
Aloha-Huber
win bejP.-T. A. Elects
New Adventure
Book; ; in Library
Evangelistic Services
at Methodist Church
M issionary Societies
Hold Joint Meeting
Schramel
Studio
Americanism
Theme of Club
Meeting Friday
Farewell Party
Given Saturday
z
Mrs. Sparks Presents
Pupils in Recital
Iloag Family
Has Reunion
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PEDALINE STRAWS
by J e a n N e d r a
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your policies. We will help
you make sure that a dis
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you out financially.
When you face a loss the
service of this agency is
worth
than it costs,
10-YEA R W ARRANTY
Selfridge Furniture Co.
CHAS. L.WALKER
Good Equipment Makes
a Good Farmer Better
JACK E. K O FELD T
of Portland
A r r iv e d — C a r lo a d
will conduct a
of
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lip a ( ( iiio lit until
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F eeds
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Phone 271
160 W. Main S t
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J u st
98%
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