Millsbon 30 Correspondents— W rite District News Every Week l'or Your Pleasure. 123 New Families— Numbered »s Arirus Readers up to March 3 +•—— With W hich toCombinei Uie Hillsboro Independent Volume 13, No. G lliliaboru George Shoppe, V ic to r Hodley and John S chineltzer fam ilies. The A lb rig h t B rotherhood met at the John S chineltzer home ut M ountain Home Tuesday evening "W hat the H rotherhnod Can Do for the C o m m u n ity " was the sub­ c t of discussion M i ".dames H a n y Cast L isted; Mr#. F lint O u t­ je and John S chineltzer served a St P ali n k lunch K m to u church could line# R ecent Trip not e n te rta in the B rotherhood be­ cam e o f p re v a ilin g illnesses. Illy Ml«« L o r a i n . P v n im ln ) M i . M axim - H illin g # “ f Eugene S C H O L LS Cast (or t h e play, "T h e l. lt t le C lodh op pe r," to be visite d at the Ed Dem m m home given lit the (¡range h a ll F rida y Sunday. • v e ilin g in c lu d e . F vulyn H a tfie ld . Jo e B rittla n un derw ent a m ajor M r# Peggy Haynes. M rs. Hoy operation at Hie Jones hospital in Meyers. M ary Schineltzer, H o y H ills b o ro Saturday Meyers, Joseph S tre tch e r and P hil R rlira rs r fu r ( ailtata B u rk e It i.s a story of a g ir l who Rehearsals for the Easter Cantata I is adopted by ric h relative s from "A M o rn in g in the O rie n t," are an orphan#; home The relative s being lie ld euch Sunday and Tue.,- .seek tile m a rria g e of th e ir son to day evening M i E. S tretche r is the g ir l In order to gum control director. o f her money. Hazel (ie m b e llfi, D o ro th y Ficken, l.in ille llolacco............ . ............... June W estcott. lto b e rt F lcketi, V io la W estcott, M i l va H arnett, lto b e rt H a th b iin were on the honor r o ll at the Ja ckto w n < Ity Mm Jtn»r Mi-yrrn, school (or the past fiv e weeks. B U X T O N A dance and supper T e lls of Trip Scholl (¡range met S atu rday and w ill he sponsored by the W B the fo llo w in g vis ito rs were present: A ladies at the G range hall M arch Forsythe of Hillsboro 28 w ith music by tin- Vandeheys M r and M i Mrs. M H Watson spent most (¡range and M rs Iv y F lin t of K in - ton (¡ran ge W alter J u cq u lth gave o f last week w itli Mrs. E a rl F is h ­ a ta lk on cure of the la w n and er ut Sunset. Green M ou ntain G range m et at di cu ra tive shrubbery. Mrs. A I! F lin t gave a travelog ue on th e ir the h a ll Saturday. A q u iltin g bee w ith pot lu ck ix week .' t u p to the O zark m o u n ­ tain region B eaverton O range was d in n e r was held at the home of to have had charge of the m eet­ Mrs. Ira Pow ell M arch 17 Q u ilt ­ ing. tint because o f the death of in g was done fo r M rs Pow ell and a mem ber, I. Denney, they did M rs Ethel Meyers H a rle y Q uii-r has gone to O r ­ not come The Scholls O range w ill have charge of the m eeting ut land. Cal . to begin a sh eep shear­ ing tour. K tn to n A p r il 4. M i and Mrs. L. G land o f near O liv e r T a y lo r of P ortla nd wus Hanks have m oved to the Fred a Sunday v is ito r o f S. P T a y lo r S u lliv a n plucc I l l s daughter. Miss G e ra ld in e T a y ­ M rs Fred S u lliv a n Is v is itin g lor, is la id up w ith a fra c tu re d her brother, F rank B urgholzer, at ankle. G len cullen . M r S u lliv a n expects Mrs Osa Cates o f W oodland. to leave soon fo r Alaska, w here W ash, re turn ed to her home S u n ­ he w ill be em ployed day a fte r a week's v is it w ith her R alph H annan and fa m ily ot b ro th e r, I. W G u ild , and fa m ily P ortla nd visite d bis m other, Mrs. H ill, w ho is i l l at her H e ryle Peters i . s till confined to W. E his bed a fte r .e ve n weeks' illness home here, F rid a y. M r. a n d M rs. M P. B row n w ith seal let feve r and com p lica­ tions. i Helen Le skai o f P o rtla n d visite d and Mrs. O tto S to w e ll th is D e lbe rt B urke o f O S C. spent M r fro m Tuesday u n til Sunday at the week-end. M is. A le x A lle n le ft Sunday fo r pa ren ta l home M is A nna W enstrom o f P o rt­ Globe, A iiz , fa r a Viglt w ith hi r husband, w ho is w ith the S. P. land is v is itin g at the home of her sister. M rs E lizab eth Heed, and com pany there. M i Iv in Pow ell w ill lie in charge of the fa rm d u rin g also Hie V ic to r W enstrom home D r and M rs. W B C handler her absence. Eh-ry W hiteside has gone to v i.lte d D r and M rr M ilo M a r­ Ju n ctio n C ity , w h ere he w ill be tin d a le at W oodburn Sunday. M r and M rs S A G o ite r and em ployed. W illia m and D e lm a r Riggle o f sons moved fro m P ortla nd to th e ir farm last week T hey resided in B lrk c n fc ld spent the w e e k -e n d here. P ortla nd this w in te r w h ile th e ir Mrs. Fred H e w itt is visiting her •oil, S tan fo rd, attended Benson granddaughter. M rs. G. P. H us­ Tech. M r and M rs Joe K e rr J r spent bands, in P ortla nd M r. and M rs C a rl Watson of eve ral day# last week at t ti e F o u rn ie r home n e a r O lym pia. P o rtla n d spent th e w eek-end at W ash, w here th e y w e re called by the C. A. M organ home. M r. and Mrs. G reen and fa m tlv the illness of her mother, Mrs have moved fro m D m - O h lc m ille r Hose Fournier. place to Hanks. Fourteen guLs were in itia te d at Mrs. Jessie T illm a n and s o n the Scholls J u n io r W oman's clu b M arch 18 at t h e J. B B a rtle tt ' G ilb e rt Frost and Mrs. J e s s e M eyers accom panied M r. and Mrs. home. Miss D o ro th y Root o f St Johns L a u re l Frost of Forest G rove to s|ient the w eek-end v is itin g her ! Stevenson. W ash, fo r a v is it w ith sister, Miss Helen Hoot. • M rs T illm a n 's daughter, and fam - 51 rs T illm a n 's daughter. M is. Ed A sm all cro w d attended t i l e 1 Stocker, and fa m ily . D ouble S ix m eeting at S cholls j Ml i Charlotte Sullivan, who is F rid a y evening. D ancing fo llo w e d a good program Delegates decided ; em ployed at M u ltn o m a h re sta u ­ vis ite d her m othe r here last to hold the next m eeting at T u a la ­ rant. week. tin . J M S tretcher, v ice -p re sid e n t,! M r and M is V ic to r S to w e ll o f presided a., the president. V ln Vtn P o rtla n d visite d re la tive s here this cent o f N ew berg, was unable to j week-end. attend. Miss Florence Sim pson of Taco­ A rm o u r Reynold# le ft M on da y to I ma visite d her uncle and aunt. begin w o rk in tile I. G. A. store at M r. and M rs R alph Simpson, last Mist week. B ric k la y e rs Tuesday started lay- . in g blocks fo r the basement and ] fou nda tion of th e new house at ! the F’erd G ro n e r ranch. Last o f the series o f card parties was held at the I (). 0 . F ha ll M arch 18 P inochle honors w ent to G. W. Thiessen w ill speak b e­ Mrs. J. F Bennett a n d George •A llison, high: M is Charles S e iffe rt fore the West U n ion local o f the and J. E. Bennett, low. Five h u n ­ F arm ers' U nion at K P. hall. N o rth dred Mrs. Jack K aynnrri and E rn ­ Plains, A p r il 2. His topic « i l l be est Hite, higti; M rs. L u c ille F lin t "P u b lic U tility " A state de pu ty and V in cen t Olsen, lo w -. G rand fire m arshal w ill also g ive a ta lk. prize of the series fo r "800” was A ll m em bers are urged to be pres­ w on by George A llis o n and for ent as special business w ill be tra n ­ sacted. D elin qu en t members are piniH-hle by Mrs. Venus Bennell. M r and M rs August Sem olke urged by the o ffic e rs to pay up and fo u r daughters o f M t. Angel | and help th e ir local get m ore d e l­ visite d at the L. H. M u rra y home egates to the con ven tion at M ount A llg e l M ay 1». 20 and 21. Delegates Saturday. w ill be chosen at th is m eeting A B irth d a y Celebrated M r. and M rs John S chineltzer w in d sh ie ld stic k e r w i ll be p re ­ and Miss Helen S chineltzer went sented tn a ll m em bers w ho arc to the V ic to r Hodley home S a tu r­ paid up fo r 1938. day in honor of Mrs. Leah Hod- le y s b irth d a y and Sunday the an­ If you change your address k in d ­ nual fa m ily d in n e r was held at the ly notify ihc A rgus direct and at H odley home and in clud ed the i once. tf Play Friday Scholls Hall k alabliahvd 1M79 Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, .March 26, 1936 Revival Services Conducted Local Free Methodist Church Dance at Buxton Saturday Evening West Union Unit to Meet April 2 Rev. and Mr*. W . It. B u c k le r Rev. and M rs. W. R. B uckler, evangelists and singers o f In d ia n ­ apolis, Indiana, are engaged in conducting re v iv a l services at the Free M etho dist church. Service* arc held each evening at 7:30. Rev. B u c k le r was born in the state o f Illin o is His fa th e r died when he was three years o f age. le avin g his m other w ith seven sm all c h ild re n A t the age o f ten years his m other and fa m ily m o v­ ed to Indianapolis. Ind A t a v e ry young age Rev. B u c k le r roamed over the c o u n try sleeping in box cars and ea ting o ff back door steps fo r q u ite a num ber o f years L a te r in life he became a ba rte nd er and gam bler. A t the age o f 25 he w ent to a mission chu rch and heard t h e gospel message o f salvation and he im m e d ia te ly surrendered his life to God. G ixl gave h im a d e fin ite cu ll to preach the gospel, lie has had a w ide experience in a ll kin ds o f slu m w o rk and has been in s tru ­ m ental in leading m any of the 3. E scrow s-C ollcction e. 4. F. II. A. Loans. 5. S a fe D ep osit B oxes. 6. A u to m ob ile Loans. 7. M oney O rders and D rafts. i By Mrs. O. H. P etem on) B E N D M r. K ra n z of P ortla nd , w ho purchased the place occupied by Fred W ell fa m ily , is b u ild in g a new m odern house on his place. M r and Mrs. O liv e r Lane of T IZ lIT teteS t KCCIl p a ,.„ - Mr and Mr. P h ilip Adams, and son. Mr and M rs Lane have the Adam s be rry crop contracted and are c u ltiv a tin g the crop. A play, "T he M yste ry House,” a th r illin g dram a of liv e ly ghost# and m oaning .spooko w ill be put on by C ase S carlet F ever R eport­ a .elect cast nt ve rsa tile seniors at ed H elv etia D istrict the T ig a rd high, M arch 27. J im m ie Nichols, w ho is liv in g at (By Mr«. Jo h n M. D avidson) the Selander home, spent fro m H E L V E T IA —A n o th e r p u p il was T hursd ay u n til Sunday in P o rtla n d e n ro lle d at the n a tu ra liz a tio n school, v is itin g relatives. w h ich is being held at H e lvetia E rw in S ch lictin g was taken to school each F rid a y n ig h t u n til the W ilco x hospital in .Mbwberg Easter, when the date w ill be on re ce n tly w ith in fla m m a to ry rh e u m ­ T h u rsd a y n ig h t u n til the end of atism. M ay. Mrs. C M W h itfo rd ha.- tw o M r. and Mrs. H. L. E isner and classes, one fo r those w h o w ill be daughter M arian and son Ronald ready to get citize nsh ip papers in visite d Sunday at the home of June, and a class fo r those w ho Mrs. E l ner's gra nd m othe r, M rs. have to learn to read and w r ite W illia m B a rtle tt, at Fishers, Wash. English. Several visito rs attend and ta ke great in te rest in the lessons. M r. and Mr. Fred W e lle r and tw-o daughters le ft S atu rday fo r | The Sunshine club m et w ith Mrs. C lifto n , w here M r. W e lle r has em ­ Pete Y u n k e r M arch 18. Mrs. E m il Jossy o f T illa m o o k , an ex-Sunshine ploym ent. clu b member, and M rs Zenor of Thom as Bowne, celebrated his 20th b irth d a y at the home o f his C o n n e ll station and M rs. W hite parents. M r. and M rs Bruce Bowne. fro m the Grossen place in P h illip s and fa m ily on St. P a tric k ’s day. were visito rs Mrs. E. Z u rc h e r read H e nry and C larence Bow ne and an a rtic le on "S afe D r iv in g " and Miss R u th S ta rk of M u ltn o m a h Mrs. J M Davidson a Scotch story, "T he Lost Lam b." M rs. L. B e llin g e r were present. and Mrs. H. Jacobson w ere assis­ Joe K u sie was v e ry plea santly tin g hostesses. N ext m eeting will surprised by his frie n d s S atu rday be w ith Mrs. John W enger. evening in honor o f his b irth d a y . Mrs. E lizabeth S chm idt is con­ There were about 25 present. valescing at her home. She was M i- M ild re d S te in h o ff and b ro th ­ v e ry sick fo r tw o weeks. H er er . F erd and A r th u r S tein ho ff, daughters. Mrs. B e rth a Peterson visite d th e ir niece, Mrs. F red K a rie , ( and Mrs. L illy H utchison, have been at A u ro ra Sunday. ta k in g care o f her M rs. R Hamer, Miss Post Rehired Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs. M iss Frances Post, local school H e n ry Bishop, w h o have been i l l teacher, is reh ired to teach fo r the fo r some tim e, are g e ttin g better. next year. I t w i ll be her sixtee nth Has Scarlet F ever year. in Citizen Class Neighborhood new s from 30 A r­ gus correspondents i n d if f e r e n t sections of W ashington county ap ­ pear in the A rgus each w e e k . Learn w hat your friends are do­ ing for less th an th ree cents a tf Say you saw It in the Argus ; I1 Donelson & Sewell Phone 933 : Hillsboro F U N E R A L D IR E C TO R S and L IC E N S E D E.MRAI.MERS I I ’ j Credit Bureaus ■ (Incorporated) Collections — i ! Washington M A R T IN M S T R A N D W O LD S C H O L LS — M a rtin M. S tra n d - w old. who has been liv in g a t th e I home o f his niece. M rs O ra Kes­ ter. died S aturday a fte r a short illness. He i.s s u rvive d by a daugh­ ter, Mrs. Cora Rhode# of Seattle, and i n. Hat >ld S ti and w old ', NEW MONEY-SAYING G .M .A.C. TIM E PAYMENT P IA N . C o m p are C hevrolet’» low delivered price» u m l low m o n th ly p aym ent#, C hevrolet M otor C o m p arii, D e tro it, .Michigan, 1 H illsb o ro M o to r Co. J a m es W h ite la w , Prop. 3 1 8 .3 3 2 E. 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