Thursday, April 2, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
| pin ts Hie fo llo w in g players w ill
open the season: Bob .Smith, piteh-
ei F le d Heber, eutehei . H lid Cloyes,
Hod M el,can, J B ell, V. Hoseii-
Cloyes, ,1 B ab in ;o n, C
C h iin ile y, A
B arrow , W Koscn-
bitugli, T Braude.
D in n e r P ro fita b le
Queen Esther C irc le o f the com
m u n ity chu rch held a successful
d in n e r and e n te rta in m e n t at grange
h a ll F rida y n ig h t. P ro fit w ill pay
o ff m ortgage on the chu rch and a
sum in i the balance due on th "
new parsonage The ladies w ish to
Blank the people of A loha, who
made the event such a success.
( ’. 11. C laypool has been r e tu rn
ed home from the B rem erton navy
hospital, where he un de rw en t an
operation fo r ulcers.
I.. K. K latt Hurt
I,, E K la tt, w ho has been em-
p loycd by the I'W A ut B onneville,
was .seriously In ju re d
w h ile ut
w o rk unit ta ke n to Good S a m a ri
tan hospital in P ortlu nd where an
operation was found to be neces
sary.
It. 1. LS nydci sens surprised this
week by a v is it from his m other of
Denver, Colo. She w ill m uke an
extended v is it w ith her son in
Aloha. Mrs. S n yd e r’s so n -in -la w
from Los Angeles ts also v is itin g
at the S nyd er home.
Class E ve ry Tuesday
The w eaving class under Mrs.
I ’ () F u rlie meets every Tuesday
m o rn in g at M rs J. E Hays' home.
At present Biey are w e a vin g bas
kets Everyone interested m ay a t
tend. T here is no charge fo r les-
sons
Buys N o ve lty Shop
Miss C a th erine O 'M eara has se
cured the stock o f goods o f the
A lo ha N o ve lty Shoppe. M rs. G reve
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of M i and M rs () B Bennett IllU
just been n o tifie d Ibal lie b (III''
o f Ft successful c a d i prize W Ì I I -
tiers in a n a lio n .il contest ill home
design Fifteen hundred and tw cu
l i nn,' aia luteet . fro m a ll p a ils of
the U n ited Stales competed. The
e o iile t was planned by Pencil
Points, a leading a ie h ite i lu r .il mag
azine, sponsored by the Portland
< e iiV 'iit A', .'»elution o f Am erica
Manson has been a ociutcd w ltti
H arold D uly, one of the leading
arch itect • ot P ortland, since g ra d u
ation at Engi ne in 1933 from tin
relm ol of a te h lle e lin e lie also a t
tended P acific u n iv e rs ity at F o r
est G rove tw o yeaia. where In
m ajored in mathemuties.
M iiile i nlze Stare
M anager Saunders of the Aloha
Safeway s to le lias been using three
expert ducnrntnix fro m P ortland
this week and has com pletely mod-
i r n l/i'd the store
Mr
S .1 V alle y has been a l
lowed to re tu rn home from tin.
Good S am aritan hixxpjtul. where a
successful operation
fo r
Inside
go iter wa perform ed lay D r H o l
lin g sw o rth .
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I lie 1936 baseball seuson w ill
open in A loha A p r il 12 when the
local learn w d l meet G arden Home
club. M anager Fred M i Breen re
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A R G U S,
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O R EG O N
m ittce to be held by it for the state
oi county g ra n tin g such re lie f.
D u rin g ttie course of a d m in is te r
ing assistance to any in d iv id u a l, if
:t should be ascertained th a t any
P< i on lia b le for the ap po rt o f the
t w il l be ap plied to the present fun 1 in d iv id u a l i, able to p ro vid e sup
for the Bank., church,
port and faits or refuses to do so.
Plan for Graduation
then co u rt action can be taken
Seniors of Banks hig h school la.
throu gh the d is tric t attorney.
week decided on th e ir class m otto
The to ta l am ount of any assist-
and colors. The color , are green , anee g iv i ri to any in d iv id u a l shall
and w h ite ; the m otto, "W e have : ' o n slitu te a cla im against such re-
crossed the hay; the ocean lies be ; eipient and his o r her estate.
fore us." The seniors have also de
Persons re ce ivin g assistance may
cided to wear gray caps and gown move from one county to another
fo r graduation. G ru n d u u tio n e x e r in the state w ith the consent of
cises w ill h<- held M ay 21.
Bie re lie f com m ittee and are en-
M r. and Mrs. F ra n k A ke rs of i title d to receive a. sistance fo r such
period of lim e as the g ra n tin g com -
P ortla nd were M onday and Tue
day visito rs of M rs. B e lla H a rt , m ittce rnay direct. Rem oval fro m
w ick.
the state n u llifie s the grant.
Mrs. Leona Robertson and B. W
Procedure in g e ttin g the new
A rm e n tro u t were elected dclegati ' plan w o rk in g was threshed out at
from the Banks Townsend clu b to a m eeting o f the re lie f com m ittee
attend the Townsend clu b m ee t and exe cutive secretary Tuesday
'afternoon,
,
in g in H ills b o ro Sunday.
A d m in is tra tio n o f the ’ ’fu n d in
¡th e county is under the r e lie f com-
' m ittce w ith supervision of a d m in
istra tio n in the hands of the state
I com m ittee.
Quarterly Conference Banks
Church Held; Elect Officers
(B r M i» Mery Sanity)
B A N K S D r Lo uis Magin. di
tr ic t su p erintend en t of the M E
church, conducted q u a rte rly eon-
ference Sunday afternoon in th<
church. Trustees for the com ing
year were elected as follow s: C h ri
Itieben < chan lo a n », M rs H. I,. Je n
sen. Mrs. A. II M cFarlane, M rs C
11 Tresham , M rs
Fred W olford.
Stew urds elected were, conncctlon-
al, M l.. Fred W olford ; disbu r ,ng.
Mrs. II
I,. Jensen; com m union,
M i . S y lv ia Severance; finance.
M i . Florence M cF arlane and M i
C. B Tresham.
To Hold Reception
A m erican Legion A u x ilia r y is
h o ld ing a reception in the Legion
ha ll A p r il 17 fro m 3 to 5 p. m.,
honoring the teachers and pu pils
in the Bunks and M an ning schools,
who have p a rticip a te d in the Pop
py Poster contest. The posters w d l
lie on display and prizes w ill be
aw arded d u rin g the program Re
freshm ents w ill be served A n in
v ita tio n is extended to a ll w ho are
in te rested in porters, p u p ils or
schools.
Banks E p w o rth League members
gue ' of the Portland Jap
anese E p w o rth League at a skating
lin k p a rty ut the Im p e ria l ska tin g
rin k F rid a y evening.
J ir s t Game F rid a y
The Banks hig h school baseball
boy» w ill p lay th e ir firs t game
F rid a y afternoon at T igard.
H igh school students having, the
measles arc E ve lyn Hinck, Belen
Tonnison and E tta B ailey.
Mrs. Ed M u lle r re tu rn e d home
M onday fro m M t Vernon, Wash.,
where she spent three weeks w ith
her father, w ho is ill.
Miss R uth B aile y was able to be
at her w o rk, as teacher of the th ird
und fo u rth grades, a fte r a tw o
weeks' siege of measles.
M r. and Mrs. E. E H opkins of
W ishram . Wash., visite d M arch 25
w ith th e ir daughters, M oxie and
Ida Hopkins.
Mrs. Helen Vaughn o f Eugene
and H ohcrt Young o f P ortla nd vis-
ited w ith th e ir aunt, Mrs. F lora
M u n fo rd , T hursday.
The lit t le son o f M r. and Mrs.
Paul Rosencranes is il l w ith the
mumps.
Event Success
"C o m m u n ity n ig h t" was a b ig
success T hursday n ig h t. The n u m
bers by the J u n io r ch o ir and the
play. "T he Household H ints," given
by the E p w o rth League w ere r e
ceived w ith great applause. These
were directed by Rev and Mrs.
E lls w o rth T ilto n . A collectio n was
taken w h ich am ounted to $22. T h is
re tirin g . Miss O 'M eara w ill m ove
the stock in to the S h illin g b u ild
ing, and expects to increase the
im portance o f the store to A loha
business by ad ding s h e lf goods,
ch ild re n 's supplies, sewing, hem-
' stitch in g and ladies’ boudoir.
Newlyweds Visit
Mr
and Mrs. H u be r Scruggs
a ri' e n te rta in in g th e ir son D ic k and
Ins bride, fo rm e rly
Miss
Erma
Spencer o f O akland, Cal. D ic k is
ta k in g advantage o f a leave from
I the U S. S. M a ry la n d to launch
upon the sea o f m a trim o n y.
BIG F IS H IN G DERBY
( hange ( CC E nlistm en t
C hapm an Foretells
Pension Plan Fall
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CHURCHES
)2(X) b illio n d o lla rs in transaction
as declared by the Townsend le a d
f oursquare C hurch
ers, but w o uld come fro m the less
Rev. G la d w yn N. NichoLs. eva n
e r slim o f about 250 b illio n d o lla r
m usical d ire cto r,
w h ich w o uld y ie ld o n ly fiv e b i l gelist, author,
composer and cornetist, w ho began
lio n d o lla rs a year.
Such a tax as is proposed on
transactions o r tu rn o ve rs woud not
be at the ra te of tw o per cent on
each transaction, but at the rate
o f 24 per cent. In d u s try w ould not
lo ng s u rv iv e such a tax. Chapman
declared
The tu rn o v e r tax, he said, w o u ld
I act as a brake on in d u s try w h ile
the spending of the m oney raised
' by such a tax w o u ld not stim u la te
the v e lo c ity o f transactions.
A ll such taxes have been f a il
ures because o f the refusa l ot the
p o p u la tio n and in d u s try to fu n c
tio n un de r them . The mast recent
exam ple o f such ta x fa ilu re was
in France, Chapm an pointed out,
where the ta x was o n ly in effect
tw o weeks and applied o n ly to
the last tw o transactions and not
to a ll o f them The tax fa ile d bo-
cause the p o pu latio n refused to
accept it, he said.
The ne xt incom e o f the nation.
Chapm an declared, is 50 b illio n
of d o lla rs on w h ich the Townsend
plan w o u ld le vy fo r 24 b illio n d o l- I
K rv . G la d w y n N. Nichols
lars. The 24 b illio n s o f th e na- 1
tio n a l incom e woud go to about ! a special series o f m eetings Tues
10 m illio n and w o u ld be taken day evening, w ill speak each n ig h t
fro m the incom es o f the o th e r 120 except S atu rday at 7:45 and tw ice
m illio n population.
on Sunday, at 11 a. m. and 7:30
Thus, we see, he said, tha t about p. m. M r. N ichols is the son of
30 b illio n do lla rs w o u ld be le ft to Rev. M ilto n H. N ichols, w ho was
the m a jo rity as incom e w h i c h one o f th e fir s t 100 to e n lis t u n
w o u ld am ount to a p p ro x im a te ly $25 der A bra ha m L in c o ln in the C iv il
a m onth average. H ow long w o uld war. He directed the boys' clu b
those people w ith fa m ilie s to su p band, w h ich was aw arded t h e
p o rt stand this, he asked?
prize fro m John P h ilip Sousa in
Chapm an then called a tte n tio n 1915; was m usical d ire c to r o f A n -
to the fact that 15 b illio n dollars gelus T em ple in Los Angeles fro m
o f the n a tio n a l incom e now is r e 1923 to 1927; tau g h t in the B ib le
q u ire d to c a rry the expense o t a ll school th e re fo r six years. He is
branches o f governm ent and that the d ire c to r o f his ow n sym phonic
a federal ta x o f fiv e to six b illio n band in Los Angeles at present.
d o lla rs a year is in the o ffin g to The to p ic fo r some o f the com ing
services are as follow s: T h is F r i
balance the budget.
"T h e re is no p o s s ib ility of con day "P ic tu re s o f Pentecost." S un
gress ever passing the Townsend day. 11 a. m., "H u rd lin g H ills b o ro ."
7:30 p. m., "Creeds. Breeds. B irth s ."
p lan ," Chapm an said in closing.
“ The Pledge
P en ny;"
Ed. S chu lm e rich was cha irm an M onday,
of the m eeting, in tro d u c in g the Tuesday, The L ife and Tim es of
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speaker.
F irs t of a series o f program s 6y W ednesday, "T he Am bassador and
local business in s titu tio n s and in H is Message;” T hursday. "Rescue
dustries w ill be given a t the next M ission to C h ris tia n s ;" F rid a y. "A n
O ld C h urch D o in g a N ew Job."
Bigger and Better Titan Last Year
CURII'IN HARDWARE
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Phtuic
secretary of the cou nty r e lie f com
m ittce. E nlistm en ts began A p r il 1
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Announcing
SPE C IA L IZ E D REPA IR SERVICE
FO R
COUNTY
Expert Repairing on All Makes
of
T here w ill be a re c ita l of cornet
and vocal num bers each evening
A special feature o f the Sunday
evening m eeting w ill be a prelude
in w h ich M r. N ichols w ill discuss
the '.ut.standing event of the week
in prophecy.
Illy
le
T r in ity L u th e ra n C hurch
P u b lic w o rsh ip at 10:30 a. m
Sunday school and B ib le class at
9.45 Serm on topic, "C h ris t at B eth
any " C o nclu ding the series
of
L u th e ra n Lenten services at the
hig h school a u d ito riu m . Rev. Paul
Schaus o f S c h e fflin w ill speak this
evening 'T h u i day) on the ques
tion . “ Dost Thou N ot Fear G od?"
S ervice begins at 8 o'clock. You
are c o rd ia lly in v ite d to w o rship
w ith us.
Krs. I.
It. Slrubbl
Says C. S. Gross: " A fte r taking
Mias E tta B a ile y Is 111 w ith meas-
. .
and Mis R uth B ailey, w ho is a Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets the pains
I in Banks, is at home con- ire gone and I eat a n y th in g ." T ry
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guarantee K ru m ic n 's Palm D ru g
L e t the advertisem ents help you Store.—A dv.
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Bethany Baptist Church
M orn ing : 9:45, B ib le stao ol; 11.
chu rch service and Lo rd's Supper;
sermon, “ The Need and Source of
S p iritu a l
Food."
Evening:
7:15,
you ng people's service, C a rl Cor-
n ils president: 8. evening service.
"The A la ba ste r Cruse o f O in tm e n t".
Wednesday. 8 p. m., m id -w ee k
I service.—Theodore A. Legcr, pastor.
F o r rude bre ath, aore th ro a ts and colds,
we w a n t you to t r y M i31 A n tis e p tic So
lu tio n 's new fo rm u la . The same safe ac
tio n . Same pleasant taste. B u t a f o r
m ula th a t k ills germ s even when d ilu te d
to h a lf stre n g th . Gives you the e q uiva
le n t o f tw o p in ts o f a n tise p tic f o r one.
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Pilgrim House
D a ily Lenten p ra yer tim es: H o ly
Eucharist. 7:30 a m ; Angelus, 6
p m. D u rin g H o ly week, m o rn in g
pra yer, 10:30, evening prayer, w ith
sermon, except M onday and S a tu r
day evenings, 7:30 o'clock
A p r il
5: L itu r g y fo r the day. 10:30 a. m.
w ith Blessing o f Palms, Solem n
Procession and sermon, "T he C on
q u e rin g Hero Comes", celeb rating
P alm Sunday. Consecrated Jeru -
alem palm branches w ill be dis
trib u te d at this service. Special
music. A p r il 7: Stations o f the
Cross and Tcnebrae, fo r Tuesday
and H o ly week, 7:30 p. m., w ith .
serm on on "The S ix th W ord fro m '
the Cross". A p r il 8: w o rsh ip p re
p a ra to ry to th e H o ly C om m union,
7:30 p. m . w ith serm on on "T he j
Seventh W ord fro m the Cross” , '
and o ffic e of confession and abso
lu tio n . A p r il 9: M aundy T hursd ay
a d m in is tra tio n o f the sacram ent of
the Lo rd's Supper, 7:30 p. m. “ A ll
those who love the L o rd ’ are in «
v ite d to partake of th is H o ly Sacra
m ent w ith us". Com m union m ed i- :
tatio n,
"R em em ber H is Death".
A p r il 10: adoration o t the cross,
10:30 a. m. Three hours, 12 noon
u n til 3 p. m E vening p ra ye r w ith
litu r g y fo r the day, 7:30. Sermon, i
"T he Cross—His T hron e". Easter
Sunday, A p r il 12, D aw n service, j
6:30 a. m. Second service, 10:30 a.
m. Pastor H e n ry S. H a lle r m ay be
consulted any day except M onday
fro m 10 a. m. u n til noon, o r by
appointm ent, at t i e House office,
232 N o rth T h ird avenue.
We specialize in q u a lity
m e rcia l p rin tin g .—A rgus.
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I COULD HARDLY WORK”
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W e’re celebrating the pro
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lionth radio w ith lower down
payments, easier terms, extra
trade-in allowances and free
demonstrations . . . plus
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lo rth e 1936 Pontiac— the most beautiful thing
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Hillsboro motorists may now test for them
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and drive the famous Silver Streak. Regardless
of what car you now own you are bound to
agree— the big, beautiful, low-priced Pontiac
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cants m ust be n o tifie d in w r itin g
of the action taken by the re lie f
com m ittee passing on the awards.
A n y such grants m ay be changed
o r cancelled w hen c ith e r the state
i o r cou nty com m ittee fin d s that
circum stances have changed su f
fic ie n tly to w a rra n t such action.
A p p lica n ts arc given the rig h t
o f appeal, w h ic h m ay be take n by
any person w ho considers his or
her g ra n t in s u ffic ie n t, o r is chang
ed. The appeal is take n firs t to
the county com m ittee and i f the
a p plican t s t ill is not satisfied, ap
peal m ay be taken to the state
com m ittee, e ith e r ap pearing h im
self or by .1 rc p r c s c ilt.iti\c in c . 't i
e r case.
The com m ittee can dem and a
pledge o f p ro p e rty owned by t h e !
persons re ce ivin g aid as a guar-1
antee th a t fun ds advanced w ill be |
reim bursed and such pledge shall 1
be made to the county re lie f com- ,
A GREATER
H IL L S B O R O A N D W A S H IN G T O N
som ething about
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at Pitnfm -, (FwJisan, b rim al
fur thr Six an d $ 7 3 0 /nr the l irh l '^ubjarl m ckanae without nniito) ntfreo
pbttn ita ' standard on Ito Luxo Six an d fig h t
Standard group of arretm rier extra, .4 Cenerai M otori fatu e.
A ll Pontiac c a rt can bo bo ug ht w ith m o n th ly paym ents to suit y o u r p u r ta on th e G e n e ra l
M o to rs In stallm e n t Plan.
Ave.