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H IL L S B O R O
Sunday School
Names Leaders
Breaks Production Records
H IL L S B O R O ,
M any Cases Flu
R eported l im ber
TIM BER
A larg c n u m b e r of
resid en ts h ere a r c co m alcscing
from the flu 0 . S S h ifte r a n d
d a u g h te r S y lv ia arc in Jo n es hos-
pilal in H illsboro, a fte r a serio u s
•a tta c k of it I.aV crne and M axino
K ilb u rg have been confined t o
th e ir hom e for tw o w eeks w ith it.
T h e re have been m any o th er eases
i less severe.
O rv ille S hew ey. w ho liv ed h ere
several y ears ago. has re tu rn e d
I He w ill w ork in th e W estim ber
I null.
G le n S t if f S u p e r in te n d e n t o f
R e e d v ille S c h o o l
(B y H a z e l
ARGUS,
C h u re h le y l
OREGON
Thursday. M anli 19. 19.1
Lutheran Services Attended;
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ten services at th e H ilhi a u d ito ri
um a re re p o rte d on the increase
l i t wi-ek th e Rev 0 W endling
ol 1 crest (.1rove ad d ressed th e crow d
on th e q u estio n of th e high priest
to th e co u rt, "W hat fu r th e r need
htiv« we of w itne:
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T he fo u rth serv ice of the series 1 J . W C o n n e ll i S h r r l f f i I o ; w I. « 11'. et n «. p a r i 111. h I.
K m K t 'lit t ll
J o lllln u li
w ill he held this evening at H i t ' u it * .
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tion of P ila te addressed to Ji - u- ( t i e n e u .
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lie is h eartily welcome.
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R EE D V ILL E —T he follow ing of
ficers w ere elected by th e S u n d ay
school Sunday: G lenn Stiff, s u p e r
in ten d en t. Mrs. C Intlay, assistan t
su p erin ten d e n t; E l s i e N o rdlund.
secretary : H elen Im lay, assistant
secretary; A S h ro d er, tre a su re r,
and song leader; Mrs. H e n r y
W ot
Hagg. assistan t song leader; Mrs.
■ m an to S p e a k B e fo r e
A. S chappcrt. pianist; M arian Hagg.
L ocal T o w n se n d G rou p
assistant pianist; Mrs. Ida K irk
wood. ch airm an of th e crad le roll;
H illsboro T ow nsend club m eets
M argaret Im lay, assistan t on crad le
S unday at 2 p. m. in th e C h ristia n
roll; R alph N ordlund. lib rarian , and
church. Mrs. N ora Iv ie an d her
E lm er G ray, assistan t lib rarian .
tw in girls, singers, of O regon C it'
C. Im lay re tu rn e d F rid ay from a
C arn atio n O rm sby B u tter King, above, is th e first cow in h isto ry to a re to be featu red . T he g ills w ill
th ree-d ay business tr ip to so u th
hold both w o rld m ilk pro d u ctio n an d w o rld b u tte r pro d u ction
fu rn ish special m usic and Mrs.
J a m rw I I
J< k Vi M l I I . I-
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K .u
m i ' l l t o H c i i j m i i i t i F 'lM iik lt n S a v i n s *
ern O regon.
records. T h is cham pion H olstein produced 28.606 pou n d s of m ilk Ivie is th e speaker. M rs Iv ie is
p a r i Z.
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M ili
W n n h lii|f t< n
L elia O 'C onnor gave a p arty at
-o u n ty to J o h n
S n m la t i
and 1752.5 pounds of b u tte r in an official 365-days test at S eattle. a T ow nsend sp eak er of sla te h e a d
I lie « i r l ' i i n t r r I». I ( ' i.J I I S l i I \ \
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cr S p r t r i i i t f u h H i l tu l I K r iii
h er hom e S a tu rd a y night. G uests
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S chool
W ash. T he m ilk record had stood since 1920 an d th e b u tte r m ark q u a rte rs w ho sp eak s re g u larly for
K o a a lir J m i a r i i
Anna
ct
9 jo in t,
I . <11 A « r v « S e c t l o l l ; i2
w ere M ildred K rah m cr. C lara Hel-
since 1923 A n n u al p roduction of th e a v erag e cow is estim ated at ; th e plan. E v ery o n e is in v ited to
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5000 pounds of m ilk and 200 pounds of b u tter.
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G urske, R ichard H erdlein. all of
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Bloom ing; F lora F ro st a n d E ugene ice she w ill b e sp eak in g at durin g S unday, 9:45 a. m : com m union her. acco rd in g to P resid en t K. L.
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th is visit. S u n d ay m orn in g th e pas service. 11 a. m., follow ed by s e r P utnam .
ft A c r r » S o. i l o t i | u T 2 N I t l W
Davis. C lasses a re held at the li- prick» n . p a r t S e c t io n I I T.’ S l( I U
A chicken ow ned by F red W al- to r w ill sp eak on "C h rist's Message mon. subject, "S eein g Jesu s." C h ris
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del laid an egg th at w eighed six to th e C h u rch at P hiladelphia." tian E ndeavor. 6:30 p. m. follow ed
HI A c re « I I S
H2W
S u b serib e fo r tire A rgns
8 an d 10. D r 11 D. H uggins is
and one-fifth ounces. T he egg is on N ext w eek is to be designated as by song serv ice an d serm o n by th e THE SUNDAY N IG H T SU FFE R
eo n d o i'tm g an a ih a n c e d class for
T hese days w e a re h earin g a
display at J. B. Im lay ’s feed store. P ra y e r W eek. S ervices of p ray er p asto r a t 7:30 p. m.. su b ject of th e
th e firem en
F lorence Yeo v isited h er sister. w ill be held ev ery evening in a n - ' m essage. "In cen tiv es for Y ou th:" g reat deal said about th is n ew
M artha Yeo, at R oseburg th is w e e k ticip atio n of a special rev iv al cam m idw eek serv ice W ednesday. 730 found leisu re an d w h at w e a rc to
T he Red C ross sends out a w arn
end.
ing to c h ild ren in calling a tten tio n
p aign to be conducted by Rev. p. m. A11 a re in v ite d to th ese do w ith it. B ut sh o rte r w ork in g
hours an d m o re tim e for re c r e
Mr. an d Mrs. K eys an d Mrs. G lad w y n Nichols, b eginning M arch ,
to th e need for cure on th e ir pari
atio n al a c tiv itie s has a tendency
Em m a M eirs of P o rtla n d w ere 31. T u esd ay an d F rid ay m e e tin g s ; assem blies.—M. P u tm an , pastor.
w hile flying kites, it being tiia'
w eekj-end guests of M rs. Rosa w ill be in th e church, w hile t h e !
to in crease r a th e r th a n a b a te th e
tim e of y e a r Boys a re w arned
Christian
Church
Bruce.
in d iv id u al's d esire fo r food. Ami
not to clim b poles to rel >ase en
o th er n ig h t cottag e p ra y e r m eet
ANOTHER TREM ENDOUS
Rev. F. W. Hinrichs
L o rd 's D ay u n ified service. 9:45- so th e re rem ain s the u rg en t ncces- |
M. M cD onald of S eattle. W ash.. L. ings w ill be h eld at v ario u s desig
tan g led kites, as by so doing they
G rice of Salem , an d H F. S chultz n a te d hom es Do not m iss Miss 11:45 a. m. W orship serv ice for sity for th re e m eals a day in th e other tiung- Past«r Wendling s t a t m ay com e in contact w ith higli-
and Mrs. C h ris G esm e of P o rt V erna S tro n g 's m essage and th e ch u rch school con d u cted by Jo h n a v erag e household w ith th e m o th er ed. "T he high priest, seein g th a t p o w er elec tric w ires and be elee -,
land w ere w eek-end guests of Mr. b e a u tifu l m u sical pro g ram th is S u n West, su p e rin ten d e n t. 9:45-10; class p lan n in g an d p re p a rin g b reak fast, t h e co u rt w as g e ttin g n o w h e re w ith tro c u te d R o ller-sk atin g is an »tiler
and Mrs. W. M. Snipes.
period, 10-10:40; re-assem b ly and luncheon and d in n e r A nd as a l its w itnesses, said. T a d ju r e th ee g reat d a n g e r if done on th e w alk
day evening.
m o rn in g w orship, 10:40-11:45. M usic w ays. a fte r e v ery m eal th e re a re by th e living God, th at th o u tell and streets. T he Red C n -, urge -
b y choir. S erm on. " P re p a rin g to dishes to be w ashed along w ith I u's w h e th e r thou a rt th e C hrist. boys am i girls to e x ercise great
Banks M. E. Church
R each th e U n reach ed " — No.
2 household chores. E very w eek will
Son of G od.' Je s u s could no c are in th e ir play an d m otorists
S u n d ay school ev ery S u n d ay a t , C
First Church of Christ (Scientist) 9:45 a. m., Mrs. F red W olford, su - ' h ristian E ndeavor. 6:30 p m. In be a sev en -d ay w eek for m o th er longer rem ain silent. He an sw ered also a re adm onished to he on the
unless
she
w
rite
s
a
code
of
h
er
te rm e d ia te an d y o u n g people. E v an
and said. 'T hou hast sa id .’ T he lookout for c h ild ren in th e streets
S ervices a re held ev ery Sunday p erin ten d en t. P reach in g serv ice by i g elistic service, 7:30 p. m Song own. It can be done. too.
high priest re n t his clothes, saying,
a t 11 a. m.; W ednesday ev en in g E llsw o rth T ilton, pastor, ev ery S u n serv ice assisted b y y o u n g people.
By h av in g a hot roast on S a tu r lie h a th spo k en b lasphem y.' T he
services at 8: S u n d ay school at 11 day ev en in g at 8 o'clock. L adies' S erm on, “T h e C o n v ersio n of a Mad
New H om e S ta rte d
d ay an d a p re p a re d m olded salad th in g is se ttl d He is w o rth y of
a. m. P u p ils up to th e age of 20 A id m eets first an d th ird W ednes M an
P erm it w as tak en out M onday
A tten d an c e co n test count. large enough fo r tw o meals, very death . 'W hat fu rth e r need h av e
day
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m o rn in g for a new residence for
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C h o ir re h e a rsa l M onday. 7:30 p. little tim e need be sp en t in the w e of w itnesses?'
room open on W ednesdays a n d
Mrs. F red F. H ughes at 11th and
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rn- Mrs. F lo ren ce K ram ien . direc- k itch en on S unday. S erv e a sim ple
S atu rd a y s from 2 u n til 4 p. m. t T , u alatin
P lain s P re s b y te ria n C h u rch tor. T h u rsd ay . M arch 26 6 30 p b u t ap p etizin g b reak fast am i t h e 1 "H ad C h rist not been th e Mes- O ak streets. M ohr b ro th ers started
S u n d ay 's topic. "M atter.”
Isiah , th e c h arg e w ould hav e been w ork Monday.
(F o u r m iles n o rth of H illsboro)
j ra.. m o n th ly pot luck d in n e r fel- lefto v er roast sliced and
served tru e B ut th e q u estio n w h e th e r or
S u n d av services: P reaching, 11 a. low ship. We e x te n d a h e a rty w el- cold, or re h e a te d and serv d w i t h : n ot he w as th e C h rist, th e only
Pilgrim House
m.; S u n d ay school, 10:15 a. m.; C. ; com e to w o rsh ip w ith an d en jo y th e rem ain in g salad for d in n er.
M arch 19: St. Jo sep h 's D a y . E-. 7:30 p. m W om an's M issionary ; o u r fellow ship.—R. L. P u tn am , pas- P otatoes w ith canned veg. ! ibles p ro p e r p o in t of in q u iry , w as not
iim i
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.e x a m in e d . T he high p riest assum ed
M arch 21. St B enedict's D ay M arch society last W ednesday of m onth, lor-
re q u ire little tim e to r p re p a ra - th a t he w as an im po itor, and
24: St. G ab riel's Day. M arch 25: —Rev. A. C arrick , m inister.
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tion. an d if you hav e p re p a re d ' such w as g u ilty of
Hr
F east of th e A n n u n ciatio n to the
Trinity Lutheran Church
y o u r dessert in advance or a re should hav e in v estig ated death.
th e testi-
B lessed V irgin M ary. H oly E u ch a
M o stly N e w S p r in g D r e sse s
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All Saints Church (Episcopal)
p ractice of m ony. He should h av e said. Let us
rist. each day d u rin g L en t a t 7:30
F o u rth S u n d ay in L ent: C h u rch S u n d ay school an d B ible class at serv in g com m ercially m ade i c e I ta k e a look at th e W ord of G od
ju
st r e c e iv e d ! Made possi
a. m. A ngclus p ra y e r tim e. 6 p. m. school at 9:45; m o rn in g p rayer, 9:45 S erm o n topic.
"T h e
Last cream ev ery Sunday, th e re you i nnd see w hat th e .S c rip tu re s say.
ble by a L u ck y P u r c h a s e o f
M arch 22; O ffices of C onfession choral serv ice an d serm on w ith M iracle of C h rist."—L u k e 22. 50-51 are!
He w ould have found th a t Je s u s is
and L itany, in L itu rg y for fo u rth Rev. R. T. T. H icks in charge. You a re also w elcom ed to t h e
L o v e ly S a m p le s. Values to
W ith tw o h e a rty m eals th e s u p - ! th e C hrist, th e Messiah, the S av io r
S unday in L en t at 10:30 a. m. | C hoir reh earsal F rid ay . 7:30 p. m. L u th e ra n L en ten serv ices in th e
920.00.
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P a sto r w ill p reach fo u rth in L e n Rev H icks w ill ad d ress th e m em high school a u d ito riu m at 8 p. m
e x trem ely inform al
M any . eren ee a fte r a n o th e r speak of the B o u g h t - S o ld - C o n sig n e d
fall and winter dress in our
ten series of serm ons on "Seven b ers of th e G u ild an d y o u n g w o T h u rsd ay . Rev. E. W. H in rich s w ill and
L ast W ords of C hrist," on “Why m en of th e ch u rch on a lta r guild speak on th e q uestion. "W hat H ast fam ilies enjoy serving th e sam e office of C hrist,
sto re, m a n y y o u h a v e se e n
com bination of food e v ery w eek ! "A nd frien
friends,
d s th a t is w liat w c
H ast Thou F o rsak en M e?" (St. w o rk W ednesday evening, M arch T hou D one?"—Jo h n 18. 35.
’31 C h e v
a n d w a n te d b e fo r e a n d n o
so th a t e v e n tu a lly it becom es a I m ust do In all m a tte rs >f religion
M ark 15:34». M usic for th e passion- 25.
S ix w he
trad itio n . In on e fam ily th e fa th I w e m ust ask W hat say th e scrip -
d o u b t tr ie d on at $ 1 9 .8 5 ,
tide. P alm S u n d ay falls on A pril
Free Methodist Church
e r takes c h a rg e of th e k itchen ture#? U ntil th e Bible has con-
5. H oly W eek a n n o u n c e m e n ts : ;
$ 2 2 ,7 5 a n d $ 2 4 .9 5 .
'2 9 W h ip p e t Six
R ev iv al services a re b eg in n in g w hen the S u n d ay night su p p er is
The Congregational Church
\ m eed us. wi d a re n t . we cannot
T uesday, S tatio n s of th e C ross and
M otor reconditioned, good
C h u rch school. 10 a. m., R ich at th e F ree M ethodist church. F ifth
T enebrae: W ednesday, p re p a ra to ry ’ a rd W iley, su p e rin ten d e n t; m o rn and Oak. S unday. Rev. and M rs being served. T he tw o c h ild ren of be convinced Let us not be con-
ru b b e r. Body very good.
to th e H oly C om m union; T h u rsd ay , in g w orship, 11. L en ten serm on. W. R. B u ck ler of L ebanon. In d ian a, th e fam ily a re p e rm itte d to in v ite
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a d m in istratio n of th e S acram en t of "Jesu s' D ay of C o n tro v ersy .” J u n a re to be th e evangelists. T h e Rev guests if it is u nderstood th a t ev- i a
’2 9 F ord R o a d ste r
th e Last S up p er: F rid ay , Good io r serm on. "G od Sees." A nthem . J N. W alker, pastor, w ho has been
A d andy little ear, new p ain t
F rid a y liturgy . E aster d ay se rv “L ig h t of th e W orld,” B rack ett.— hold in g a m eetin g in M arysville. eryone, th a t is, ex cep tin g m o th er
’2 9 E sse x C o u p e , R. S.
ices: 6:30 and 10:30 a. m. P asto r T. A rth u r D ungan. actin g m in ister Cal., has re tu rn e d R eg u lar services T h eir S u n d ay n ig h t su p p er m enu
is alw ay s th e sam e: A cream ed
z
H enry S. H aller m ay be consulted
$75 ji b done on m otor. Very
fo r th e w eek a re as follow s: W om soup, sliced to m ato or o th er vege
Dr. E. A. S ehm oker, ch ief v e te r
a n y day except M onday, from 1 0 l
goud tires.
an 's M issionary m eetin g W ednes ta b le sal id, b u tte re d ra isin bread
Methodist Episcopal Church
in a ria n of the C a rn a tio n M i l k
a. m. u n til noon, or by ap p o in t- ! C h u rch sc h o o t 9:45. Miss Rose day at th e parsonage: p r a y ir m e e t
an
d
ap
p
le
sauce.
farm
s
sin
ce
1920.
w
ill
give
a
lec
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5
B
u
ic
k C oupe
m ent. at th e house office, 232 N o rth C ave, g en eral su p e rin te n d e n t; Mrs. ing T h u rsd ay , 7:30 p. m.; S u n d ay
H as been ow ned by one person
N othing is m ore refreshing, noth- tu r e on n u tritio n of d a iry anim als,
T h ird avenue.
school.
10
a.
m
:
p
reaching.
11
a.
m.
T. W. M cD onald, p rim a ry su p e rin
is m ore delicious, th an snappy in clu d in g latest d ev elo p m en ts in
'2 5 D o d g e S e d a n
ten d en t. D ivine w o rsh ip at 11. th e and 7:30 p. m. S pecial p ra y e r m e e t cheese served w ith crisp saltiness, I calf feeding, a t th e c h a m b e r of
M. E. C hurch <B eth an y I
ings
a
re
being
held
fo
r
th
e
rev
iv
al
Good tra n sp o rtatio n .
H oly C om m union. E p w o rth L eague
S IZ E S
and m ilk th a t is sm ack out of the com m erce room s h ere at 2 p. m.
On G erm anto w n road. S u n d ay at 6:30. E vangelistic serv ice a t 7:30,
ice-box. Y ounger ch ild ren in the S a tu rd ay . He w ill also discuss d is
ST Y L E S
'3
5
P
ly
m
o
u
th
2
-d
o
o
r
school ev ery S unday, 10 a. m.; co nducted by th e G ideons. B eg in
fam ily w ill n e v e r tire of fresh eases of d a iry anim als, such as
F irst class condition.
G erm an service. 11 a. m., first and n in g S u n d ay n ig h t an d co n tin u in g
E A B R IC S
b u tte re d popcorn served w ith tall ste rility a n d d ig estiv e disorders,
th ird S undays: E nglish serv ice. 11 for tw o w eeks, th e G ideons w ill
a n d w il ex p la in th e p resen t Hang's
glasses
of
m
ilk.
Som
e
c
h
ild
ren
like
2 - w h e e l T r a ile r
a. m., second an d fo u rth Sundays. con d u ct ev an g elistic services in
to soak th e ir popcorn in th e m ilk ! disease era d ic a tio n project. F ollow -
T ires O. K V ery w ell
—E. Ju liu s T raglio, pastor.
tf th is church. T hese services a re op
and eat it w ith a sp o o n —o th ers . ing the le c tu re an open discussion
co n stru cte d .
F
ollo
w
in
g
a
m
eetin
g
a
t
th
e
F
o
r
en to all. T estim onies and good
w ill be held on any su b ject per-
p
re
fe
r
th
e
ir
popcorn
crisp.
F o u rsq u are C h u rch
m usic a re featu res of th is serv ice est H ills G olf clu b last F rid ay
SEV ER A L O TH ER C A R S TO
I tam in g to d a iry anim als.
A
n
ew
sp
ap
er
a
rtic
le
recen
tly
told
T his S u n d ay ev en in g a t th e 7:30 th a t w ill be hig h ly p ro fitab le to nig h t, effo rts w ill be m ade by F o r
PIC K FROM
an obscure c o rn e r of a public
O r. S ehm oker. born at th e foot
m nrk»t
evangelistic serv ice Miss V erna all w ho atten d . You a re welcom e. est G ro v e an d H illsboro business j of
m en to c e n te r on T h u rsd ay a fte r-
’ w h ere e v e ry w eek d a y of th e S w iss Alps, o b tain ed hi i
S tro n g w ill be th e sp ecial guest
sp eak er. Miss S trong, siste r to Mrs. Aloha Community Baptist Church noon as th e tim e fo r golf p lay in g th ro u g h o u t th e y e a r an unbelieve- e arly ed u cation in S w itzerlan d , and
ab le n u m b er of business m en and took a c o u rse in an im al h u sb an d ry
D uffield, th e p resen t p asto r's wife,
B ible school, 9:45 a. m.; w orship, d u rin g th e w eek. A larg e g ro u p is w om en w ere se rv ed a stan d -u p and v e te rin a ry science at H ern and
New and Used
has been in ev an g elistic w o rk for 11 a. m. a n d 7:45 p. m.: B. Y. P. U., ex p ected to go ou t today.
E ffo rts a re b eing m ad e to secu re lu n ch consisting p rim a rily of m ilk Z urich. A fter g rad u atio n from thi
th e past te n y e a rs an d b rin g s a 6:45 p. m. P ra y e r and p raise service
V ery R easonable P rices
sta
te
college,
he
sp
en
t
som
e
tim
e
and
a
m
an-sized
piece
of
fresh
v ita l m essage fo r m en 's needs. In W ednesday, 8 p. m. L ad ies m eet as m any n ew m em b ers now as pos
Paris.
addition she is a b e a u tifu l gospel first T h u rsd ay of each m onth in sible. M em b ersh ip fees a re low and ging erb read . A perfect com bina on a larg e e sta te n e a r
F ran ce, th en cam e to th e U nited S ee 1 9 3 6 W illy s “ 7 7 ,” $ 5 8 9
singer. T his w ill be th e only serv - th e ch u rch at 2 p. m. We had a an y o n e in te re ste d should see W. V. tion for a S u n d ay n ig h t supper! S
ta te s to c o n tin u e his stu d ies in
W hy not tr y it on y o u r fam ily?
good a tten d an ce at S u n d ay school M cK inney o r Ed C om an a t th e
S ee 1936 G rahum , $ 8 6 5
1914 W hile ta k in g post g ra d u a te
S u n d ay an d a fin e ch u rch service. A rgus.
w ork on a sch o la rsh ip a t C ornell
.
w
ith
a
splen
d
id
an
th
em
from
young
U u n iv erslty , he had th e o p p o rtu
D R . R. J . N IC O L
w om en's choir. T he ladies have A r c a d e C h ild r e n to G iv e
n ity to becom e an in s tru c to r and
decided to give a d in n e r in the
K
ansas
C
ity
W
om
en's
club
m et a ssistan t to t h e
irftern atio n ally
D R . E. W . A L M Q U IS T
g ran g e h all M arch 27. T he purpose . P r o g r a m , S o c ia l M a rch 2 7 w ith Mrs. A. L ew is M arch 11.
k n o w n a u th o rity on ste rility in 2nd a n d W a sh . P h o n e 2641
being to raise fu n d s to finish pay-
V e te r in a r ia n #
A rcad e school w ill g ive a p ro
C o m m unity din n er, w hich was d a iry anim als. P role, or W. I. W il
, in g off th e m o rtg ag e now on th e g ram at 8 p. m. M arch 27 a t th e to have tak en place M arch 8,
w as liam s.
ch u rch proper. A t th e sam e tim e W ashington G ran g e hall, acco rd in g postponed on account of sickness
Telephone 643 and 642
1 an effo rt is being p u t fo rth to r e to Mrs. M ae A lvord, teach er. It and has been scheduled for Sunday.
duce th e sm all am o u n t still due on w ill be a p ie an d b ask et social to T he com m unity is in v ited for a
th e parsonage. By all w o rk in g to raise funds fo r th e school. E v e ry pot luck din n er.
g eth er w e sh all accom plish our body is w elcom e.
Y O U N G ’S
Miss M arg aret E slinger and a
task. W ork on th e garag e connected
p a rty of frien d s w ent to O ceanside
• w ith th e p arso n ag e is going fo r
Furniture Stolen
S unday.
w ard. A p art from his o th e r d u ties
S ev eral artic le s of fu rn itu re and
T he o n e-y ear-o ld son of Mr. and
th e p astor in sp a re m o m en ts has k itch en u ten sils w e r e
rep o rte d Mrs. Jo e V andom elen was taken to
"T houghtful, S y m p ath etic
I been stu d y in g alo n g th e line of m issing from his cab in on P u m p the Jones hospital. H illsboro. F ri
Service”
fine a rt and has ju s t receiv ed his kin R idge by Ed Z ieg n er, a cco rd day on account of being th re a te n e d
Phone 972
Hillsboro
diplom a from th e N atio n al A rt ing to a s h e r iff s b u lletin . A rnold w ith pneum onia
P rom pt
Z;*
P h o n e 81
School Inc. of Chicago. N ex t L ord's V anD om elon of Roy re p o rte d th a t
D ay th e pasto r's su b ject w ill be $10 of $190 k ep t in a p u rse in the
S e r v ic e
M a in S tr e e t
D ally T rip s to P o rtlan d
Births
i "T he boy w ho w en t aw ay from house, w as ta k e n som e tim e F r i
H illsb o r o A u to F r e ig h t
M adding—To Mr. and Mrs B ar-
hom e and w as glad to get back.” day.
vey M adding of L aurel, M arch 15,
B onded a n d In su red C arrier
' Come and h ear his m essage. O ffice
a girl.
P ro p e rty Sold
S p e c ia ls fo r F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y
Serving Beaverton, Aloha, Reed i in th e ch u rch .—Rev. W. H. R ed-
m an, pastor.
M iller—To Mr. and Mr
H P
T he E A. G riffith real estate
ville, Hillsboro, Cornelius and
office re p o rts for th is m onth: S ale M iller of P o rtlan d . M arch 15. a
Forest Grove
Beaverton Church of Christ
of th e D ean p ro p erty , 15 acres at girl. C aesarean p erfo rm ed by Dr.
Pickup and Delivery Service at
On T uesday ev en in g a fellow ship G lencoe; th e S c h w an d er p ro p erty . C. T. Sm ith.
Package Rates
| m eeting w ill be held in th e ch u rch 62 acres at M o untaindale, an d th e
R obison—T o Mr. and Mrs. W. A. '
Red & White. Pint
H illsboro P h o n e 542
' p arlo rs to w hich all a re in v ited . \ G arrig u s p ro p e rty on M ain street, Robison of H illsboro, M arch 18, a
E a st Side T erm in al P o rtlan d
; sh o rt pro g ram w ill be g iven by H illsboro.
girl.
the young people and lig h t re fre s h
P h o n e EA st 9131
K le ie r- To Mr. and Mr
H. W.
m ents w ill be served. B ible school
A rg u s classified ads
resu lts. K ieler of L aurel. M arch 13, a boy' 1
h
Red Cross Gives
First A id C ourse
It’s the Talk of the Town
Dress
Sale
CHURCHES
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