Thursday, April 30, 1936
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
H.izekl.ile Club Educators H elp Banks Epworth League Elects
Names Leaders Rival Campaigns
Officers; Mothers Will Meet
Pago Three
by harm onica g irls' q u a rte t, and
O sw ego nd M. S P o tte r of P o rt-
p resen tatio n of eh artei
land on a tr ip to t h e
O regon
Mr. D ieriekx and M yrtle Van-
beaches Monday.
detiey received prizes T he club
Mr. an d Mrs. Dan S lavens and
w ishes to th an k ail those w ho as-
Mr. an d Mrs. F ran k C ooper of
si ii d T he ■ ffic, rs are G e rtru d e
P o rtlan d w ere S unday d in n er pariy
guests of Sam R affety. Mr Slavens
BANKS H ank' E pw orth L eague I Mrs C lark and d a u g h te r F rances Spiei in;;, pri ident; T heresa Pla:
secretary
,
an
d
B
ernice
H
erb,
treas
form erly lived in this vicinity and
cab in et m et A pril 22 to nom inate I of S o u th ern C alifo rn ia a rc visil-
Red Crons Aided; Walker
urer.
Birthday Observed; Couple he and Mr R affety had not seen
new officer . S u n d ay ev en in g th e | mg Mi and M m . A C. C onnan
Places; Dance Planned
Mi.
E velyn Ja c k on, atte n d in g
each o th er for 57 years.
league elected th e follow ing of- Mrs. G ibson, w ho is a sister of
Move to County Seat
Mr. and Mrs. Loel H ollenbeck
ficei s
M arie Itieben, presid en t; | Mr C onoant, expects to visit for O regon N orm al school at M on
I I I » M r» J ( ' H in llh i
( attended a P y th ian S isters' conven-
Ethel llrow n. first v ice-p resid en t; an in d efin ite tim e at the ( 'o n n an t m outh. spent the w eek-end h ere
1 lion at H ubbard T h u rsd ay . Mrs.
IIA Z E I.IIA L E M is Al Jc id c rk a
H au ran l W akasugi.
ceond vice- ■ tiome Mr an d Mrs. C lark and w ith her p aien ts, Mr. and Mrs.
U ly M i»» M a r g a r e t M a th ie e e n l
was r lr c tr il
id,
p resid en t; M arian Tri sham , ttn r I d a u g h te r e x p e rt to m ove on a Otii Jackson.
M O U N TA IN D A LE W ashing t o n Ella R oper of G ran ts Pass grand
in tih il.v c lu b F rid ay O th e r u ffie e ra
vice - p resid en t;
F rancis M orrell, (arm n ear M cM innville soon T hey
G range w as host A p ril 22 for the sen io r of th e P y th ian S isters, r e
a re M rs
I'la re n e e W a lk *er. vice-
fo u rth vice p resid en t, M ary Sandy. i ic c c n tly purchased th e place.
W ashington C ounty P om ona G range tu rn ed hom e w ith them to spend
I H'csli leu I ; M r.
Paul O ‘( ‘onnor
■ ■ i • ■ 11 v
and T h e re a Pat tach
M i-s R uth B n le y atten d ed the
a t th e H illsboro G ran g e hall. In 1 the w eek-end. Mr. and Iur.r. Hol-
pai luiiticnliii Lin, and J »e B erger
song leader
ed u catio n al co n feren ce in M on
th e evening th e follow ing p rogram I lenbeck took Mrs. R oper to P o rt
.‘ i t g< . m l n t . u m
land T uesday and atten d ed P h alcn a
See i tai .y-ti eus
T h ey also decided to pay th e e x m outh S atu rd ay . L ater she w ent
' was given piano n u m b e r by B etty T
li n i Will h r i e ite d it i later J
em ple there.
penses of follow ing d eleg ates to io W aldport and v isited friend.
J e a n V andom elen; d u et. Jo y ce and
d a te T he c lu b Vote a $.'» donation
N orth P lains T ow nsend club w ill
CH ER RY
G ROVE
T he
Red H arold S o lb erg er accom panied by
ttie conv en tio n nt A lbany May I. I until S u n d ay evening.
to th e H< I ( ’io. ft th e flood sof-
Cro ., pie social S a tu rd a y evening th e ir m other, M rs. S o lb erg er; skit, hold a m eeting and dance T uesday
2 and 3 M arian T reslium and E arl i
S
how
ers
Aid
(te
rrie
s
fe i c r .
was a big success. The follow ing
night, May 5, a t th e K. P. hall in
M iller S om e o th e r m em bers are ,
M rs. C laren ce N
S tra w b e rry g ro w ers a rc glad program w as presented: C o m m u "T he R unaw ay,"
Ho t il.'ile I H cooking clu b held
orth Plains.
also p lan n in g to atten d .
M
eek
and
Mrs.
J
o
e
B
ak
er;
duet,
th
e
re
have
been
sh
o
w
ers
th
e
past
ti s u n i J n l <
( a id pai tv S aturday
Mr and Mrs C liffo rd T h o m p tw o w orks T hey hav e been a g reat nity sing, led by Rev. C ornlls, B etty and S cry le V uylsteke accom
n ig h t T w e lv e table I of ”500” Wejc
son and fam ily and G eorge Ke ler b lip to tin- stra w b erries, w hich w ith Mrs. J. D. W atson as a c panied by M rs M aisie C aldw ell;
h i p la y H ig h honors went to ||
S r atten d ed co rn ersto n e serv ice ol a re in full bloom now T he g ro w com panist; g u ita r and b an jo duet, w histling solo, Mrs. F ay M ills, a c
( ’ h ip n ia n and Mrs S jolin Sr. and
Mt O live E vangelical
L u th era n ers say th a t tiie crop w ill be a H ow ard A rm itag c and Ja m e s R ob com panied by M ark B lak e on the
to M m . M ix B e rg e r and ( ’ b a r
ert-,on; ta p d an ce by Miss M c-
ch u rch in F orest G rove S unday. b u m p er one
onica; solo. Mrs. F ra n k D ooh-
le • S h ap er C lub inenih<*i
C leod and Miss R cdner; vical solo, harm
sang
T his ch u rch i.s erectin g a new
acdom pam ed by E ugenie C ypher;
Mill 1« S ta rt
th e ir club m »ng and w e re in tru d ile
G lenn Lee; gypsy b allet dance by i a er, one-act
TIM BER T he track m eet sched
ch u rch building.
play, "S ardines, a n d a
ed b y th e n p i <•• n ie n t. B e lly Jean
Elw ood Logging com pany w ill M iss' Lucy E llen H aw s; hum orous
F orest
(¿len Moss M a rrie d
| dance n u m b er by R uth R ickm an, uled for last F rid ay at
( in d i er T hen leader r. Mi
resum
e
operation
on
G
ro
in
M
oun
read
in
g
by
R
ev
S
tan
ley
C
ornils;
Gleri Moss of P h ilo m ath a n d
accom panied by h er m o th er. T he G rove was postponed until n ex t
tain
M
onday.
T
hey
w
ill
log
out
a
S jo lin
vocal
solo
by
M
rs
O
llie
Page;
T
hursday.
S
everal
p
a
r
tic
ip
a n ts
I Miss L illie K oteh ol T an g en t w e r e ’
, W ashington G ran g e w isnes to th a n k
Pl.ieew Sei m id
I m arrie d A pril 22 in V ancouver, tract of tim b er m a r th e Mead toe dance by Mi - V irginia C ro c k the D airy Co-op, F o rest G ro v e from T im ber are expected to place.
C laire W alker i
eligible t<
Mr. and Mrs. Bill P earson have
Wash The young co u p le w ill live place. T h e logs w ill be tru ck ed er; vocal solo by H ow ard A rm itage. cream ery , S afew ay sto re an d P e r
e n te r the final county track meul
purchased a tra ile r house, in to
in C orvallis, w h ere th e groom Is out at M anning arid loaded on to J W. H ughes of F o res; G rove w as fection bakery.
S atu rd ay • • ' H11 laboro, by placiti
w hich th e y expect to m ove soon.
em ployed
G lm I • t h e
0 o
of c a rs th ere An office is being built au ctioneer. A bout $50 w as ta k e n
B irth d ay C elebrated
second in tw o dashes at B eavertoi
in for th e n u m ero u s and well d ec
L aV erne K ilburg. w ho has been
Mr and M r G eorge Mo of P h il at M anning also.
D
ickie
G
reene
w
as
honored
w
ith
p re lim in a ry la
ireal
in Jo n e s hospital w ith ty p h o id
om ath, fo rm erly of Hanks, and is a I G ene W hite, w ho has been ill orated pie; O ne pie w as ru n up
a
p
a
rty
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
aftern
o
o
n
a
t
th
e
for
th
e
p
ast
tw
o
m
onths
w
ith
to $3.75. to p p rice for th e evening.
T o G ive Dance
fever th e past m onth, re tu rn e d to
g rad u ate of B anks high school I
rnastoid.s and e ar tro u b le, had a T he school room s w ere d ecorated hom e of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. her hom e h ere S aturday. L aV erne
A gro u p of hoy and girla frorr
class of 1933.
W
illiam
G
reene,
in
ho
n
o
r
of
his
serio
u
s
set-b
ack
last
w
eek
an
d
w
ith
ced
ar
boughs
a
n
d
ap
p
le
H a /eld a le will do a d u tch dance in
w ill be sittin g up in a few days.
Mothers to Meet
< a.stuinc at the m usic fe s tiv a l in
A d an ce given by Em m a Leopold
M others' cluh w ill m eet in th e w as taken to the Jo n es hospital in blossoms. Mrs. Ed H enderson w as eig h th b irthday. L ittle guests p re s
e
n
t
w
ere
M
ary
an
d
Bob
R
iley,
P
at
H
illsboro,
w
h
ere
he
u
n
d
erw
en
t
a
n
c
h
airm
an
of
th
e
com
m
ittee.
B eaverton F rid ay of thin w eek,
and
C ecelia M archel S a tu rd ay
M. E. ch u rch F rid ay . All m em b ers
an
d
Tom
Ibach,
N
orm
a
J
e
a
n
T
a
y
o
th
er
m
astoid
o
p
eratio
n
F
riday
A
n
d
rew
F
rid
is
in
th
e
E
m
anuel
u n d e r th e d irectio n <
n
ig
h t w as w ell attended
The
of T helm a
ure urged to come.
lor.
D
olly
and
Jim
H
offm
an.
R
eports
M
onday
w
ere
th
at
he
had
I la v ie . s .
h
o
sp
ital
in
P
o
rtlan
d
.
Mrs.
E
dith
R
h
y
th
m
R ascals fu rn ish ed t h e
Mrs. C h arles S hipley, w ho u n
W eek-end guests at th e C laren ce music.
Bro.strom of G aston. Mrs. E thel
Born, A pril 17, to Mr and Mrs
d e rw e n t a serio u s o p eratio n a few im proved greatly.
Mr
W alter Roe and d a u g h te r W allin and Mr. and Mrs. A ugust M eek hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs.
A rth u r S orenson of H celale, a
H a rry C how ning of P o rtlan d w as
w eeks ago in th e E m anuel hos
.son. A rth u r B enjam in
T h is is
p ital, re tu rn e d to h er hom e in and Mr. and M rs A rchie R o b e rt F rid visited A ndrew S ur.day and C lark e Inkey and son S am m y of a v isito r a t th e O. S. S h iffer hom e
P
o
rtlan
d
.
th e ir .(‘eoiui child.
i over th e w eek-end.
B anks F rid ay . S h e is im p ro v in g son and baby of V ancouver, Wash., found him doing nicely.
visited M rs. L eona R obertson and
S u n d ay ev en in g d in n e r p a rty
I)l(k K elly of T he Dalle.s
Mrs. M abel S m ith of Ray C ity
rap id ly .
Ed
C
lark
S
unday.
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
a
rl
H
oi-
I v isited frie n d s h ere Sunday.
h ere hist w eek.
iiiik fn rle r
T u g w ell
V erle W tiite sp en t th e w eek -en d
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
H
artw
ick
pent
the
I
lenbeck
w
ere
S
y
d
n
ey
C
onnolly
of
w ith his p are n ts in M onm outh.
The
p re s id e n tia l
e a n ip a lg n
I W illam ina, Mr. and Mrs. V andom -
L adies' Aid serv ed d in n e r T ues- 1 w eek-end w ith relative.- in P o rt
F. M. LOCKWOOD
sh o u ld h av e a to u c h of th e old
land S he a tten d ed th e fu n eral of
elen of Roy, an d M r. an d Mrs.
d
ay
of
th
is
w
eek
in
th
e
R.
N.
A
FO REST G R O V E -F ra n k M yron
co lleg e s p irit now th a t th e lie .
h
er
g
ra
n
d
m
o
th
e
r
w
hile
there.
H
u
b
e
rt
S
m
ith
a
n
d
so
n
E
arl.
11 ii li 11ians h av e eulleil in a lean t hall.
(C o n tin u e d fro m p a r r *»
Mrs. C lyde W right of A berdeen.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m e s M athiesen Lockw ood. 68. died a t his hom e
Mr an d M r
H arry W hitfield
of u l in' iirofeBKOrH, m a tc h in g of T im b er v isited S a tu rd a y and W ash . a rriv e d in B anks S atu rd ay by re la tin g th a t sh e had been co n | and M arg aret an d W alter an d : h e re zYpril 23 and fu n eral services
I U n d 'e r t a ^ ^ n / ^ S n y ^ h a ^ l l S o n !
th e lietnoi ru tle " b r.iln tr u s t," S u n d ay w ith Mrs. W hitfield's p a r to ta k e care of her fath er. Eh tin u o u sly connected w ith T h e A r- ofC MrS a n d M ^ F S ' w
< liv l l n r r l ( ’ h u r r h lr y i
C
lark
,
w
ho
had
a
light
stro
k
e
las'
gu3
for
32
years,
w
hich
she
th
o
u
g
h
t
Io
a
n
a
ly
z
e
th
e
New
Ileal
fo
r
H
id
ents, Mr and M rs. N. J. G riffin,
R EED V ILLE T h iitc iii pupili, of
w eek, but has im proved greatly. w as a reco rd for serv ice in H ills
piilillc.
H ead in g Hie (I. <>. I*. and fam ily.
th e Keedvilli* g ram m ar school took
K ellogg officiating. In term e n t w as
Miss L eora W illiam s is sp en d in g in Rose C ity cem etery in P ortland.
In tellei In ala is Hr. O lin G lenn
J. J. H utchens has been v isitin g Mi- W right w ill . tay w ith him boro. As a fe a tu re of th e in tro
fir-t pine. . io th e track m eet held
for a w eek or two.
duction accorded Mrs. M cK inney, th e w eek w ith h e r sister, M rs. | Mr. Lockw ood w as b o rn
S axon, p ro fe ra o r of tnislni n ad - Ids son C lau d e an d fam ily at T aft
in H illsboro last F rid ay , and th ir
at
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W oodm an and the au d ien c e sang, "L et Me C all D onald G arrig u s of B anks, w h ile
teen took second place.
m in is tra tio n nl Y ah'. Hr. Felix for a few days
H elena. Mont., O ctober 27 1867.
Mrs. M. S. W oodm an a re visitin: You S w eeth eart."
Mr.
G
arrig
u
s
ls on a fish in g tr ip He is su rv iv ed by th e w idow and
Mrs.
W.
G
W
alker
spent
th
e
T he p upils of th e g ram m ar school
F r a n k f u r te r , H a rv a rd , b eliln d -
at th e G eorge M cG raw home. T ne ' A fe a tu re of th e p ro g ram w as to th e D eschutes riv e r.
pi .n to ta k e activ e p a rts in the
th e Hieni'H cons ii 11 ii ii t , an d Hr. w eek-end w ith frien d s and r e la W oodm ans hav e ju st re tu rn e d from w histling and im itatio n s of b ird
S un d ay d in n e r p a rty g uests of
tives
in
V
ernonia.
nne ie festival th a t w ill be held
Itex fo rd (I. T u g w ell. C o lu m b ia,
a th re e months-' vacation in Long calls by Cecil C opeland of Y am hill, Mr. and Mrs. H enry W eaver w ere
K
oji
Shigeno,
a
pu
p
il
in
th
e
F riday. May 1 in th e liillab o ro
iin ile i sei r e ta i v
of a g ric u ltu re B anks g rad e school, w as ta k e n to B each. Cal. T hey w ill visit aw h ile accom panied by M erw in W hitm ore Mr. and Mrs. Les M artin and son
an d re s e t' len ien t iiilm lnlst ra lo r, th e Good S am a rita n hosp ital in at M cC raw s an d th en re tu r n ta on th e violin and F in is B row n on of St. Jo h n s and Mr. a n d Mrs. A rt
COUtillUe ns c h ief I leiiloi i atlc P o rtla n d A pril 21, su fferin g from th e ir hom e at Scofield.
th e g u itar. C losing n u m b e r w as A ppleton and d a u g h te r of B eav er-
EDWIN L.
an o rig in al poem w ritte n
a n d j ton.
i (iui'iiioi ad v ise rs.
a k idney ailm ent.
recited by M r. B row n, en title d
Miss H elen H ol;lenbeck and S y d
Ilallocks Started
"P als," d ealin g w ith t h e
close ney C onnolly an d M r. an d Mrs.
T he R. D Bodle b a rre lin g com
high gym nasium . All th e p u p ils
co m panionship betw een him self and T hom as C onnolly of H illsboro w ere
w ill sin g as a g ro u p . T h e special p an y sta rte d h alo ck m aking T u e s
his son. Lee.
Forçât Grove
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty g u ests of
W illiam E dw ards of S h e r
n u m b ers are: A violin d u et by day
R em ain d er of th e ev en in g w as Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge K eene and
Eloise S tiff and D onald T ra e h . e l, wood wil be in charge. He w as in
(C o n tin u e d fro m page I )
spent
in
d
an
cin
g
to
m
usic
fu
r
n
fam ily of D illey.
Special
accom panied by
D orothy
K irk B anks M onday g a th e rin g a crew M ilton Sim on, com m itteem en; D. ished by th e L au rel o rch estra
M ountaindale defeated H arrison
wood; and a d an ce by K ath leen of w om en to ru n th e hallo ek -rn ak - G. Lilly, a lte rn a te .
B
ouquets
r.f
J
a
p
a
n
e
s
e
q
u
in
c
e
■ grade school F rid ay a ftern o o n in
m g m achines.
BOX CHOCOLATES
Im lay
G asto n —C. B. B uchanan. J r . blossom s an d tall can d les w e re th e baseball 23 to 20.
Mrs. S ad ie Gib. on and Mr. and
M issionary m eetin g w ill be held
ch airm an ; Jo e M cB urney and J. D. m ain tab le decorations.
G uests a t the hom e of Mr. and
T he largest asso rtm en t
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t th e hom e
W atson, com m itteem en; J. R. Bales,
i Mrs. Jo e B ak er a re Mr. B ak er's
in H illsboro
of Mrs M H arrison.
a lte rn a te .
m
other,
Mrs.
H
en
ry
B
aker,
an
d
Oil Pressure
C. T Im lay s p e n t sev eral day s
B uxton I.. I,. C raw ford, c h a ir
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
M
ary
of
M
ount
A
ngel.
lust w eek on a com b in ed business
m an; F ra n k B ailey and J. M. ' Do not depend upon th e oil p re s
Mr. and Mrs. C a rl Je n s e n a t
and p leasu re tr ip in n o rth e rn C a li
B row n, com m itteem en; E rin S to w sure gauge on th e in s tiu m e n t p a n ten d ed th e fu n eral T uesday of Mr.
fornia w ith frien d s from P o rtlan d .
el
to
check
oil
supply,
says
th
e
Jen se n 's sister-in -law , M rs. P e te
E lb ert Bede, C o ttag e G rove e d i ell. alte rn a te .
Mr. an d Mrs. E dw in Jo h n so n and
T h ere has not been any d ead lin e em ergency ro ad serv ice of th e Jen sen , of Kelso.
KODAK FINISHING
be g ettin g h e a rten in g
O
regon
S
ta
te
M
otor
association.
fam ily of O ak G ro v e w ere d in n e r tor, m ay
in reg ard to th e tim e fo r t u r n
Miss M arg aret M athiesen w as a
guests of Mr. an d Mrs. C. T. Im new s for th e d em o cratic p a rty in ,i set
T
he
safe
w
ay
is
to
d
e
te
rm
in
e
d
e
f
Sawyer Service
sw ing w hich he an d H ugh Rosson. ing in w ork sheets. H ow ever, those in itely how m uch oil th e re is in T uesday and W ednesday guest at
lay S u n d ay
O regon
g ra d u a te w ho in ten d to file th ese should get th e cran k case. T he p re ssu re gauge the W ilbur D illon hom e in H ills
Mr. an d Mrs. I. S lad e an d Mrs U n iv ersity of
them
in
soon.
It
should
be
b
o
rn
e
in
Special, prompt attention
boro.
G eorge Im lay and th re e d au g h ters m anager, a re m ak in g o x er w estern
ind th a t th is is a tw o -y e a r p ro docs not in d icate this.
G. E. H ath o rn of H illsboro is
given mail orders
sp en t th e w eek -en d at th e hom e I O regon. E v ery w h ere th e tw o h ad m
gram
.
th
a
t
th
e
re
a
re
tw
o
classes
of
sp en d in g th e w eek at th e hom e of
I of C aptnin an d M rs 11 I.iebe in gone before th e ir a rriv a l h e re th ey paym ents, one th a t w ill be som e
his g ra n d d au g h ter, M rs. K arcld
h e ard th e advice, "T h e re p u b lic a n
F ort Lewis. W ash
th in g in excess of $10 per a cre for
R eynolds.
Mrs. M B orden of P o rtlan d , w ho p a rty m ust com e to life or get o u t th e 15 per cen t shift from soil d e
A . 1». I n m a n t o K c v in a ld S te n t e t ux.
Move (o C o u n tv S cat
w as a fo rm er resid en t o f Ja c k - of business.”
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Mr
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"O n th e o th e r h an d ,” Bede said, p letin g to soil co n serv in g crops.
»Tennie B. T u p p e r t o D a is y G ates. part -
tow n. v isited old frie n d s h ere Mon*
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to H illsboro S unday. T h eir
" th e realizatio n by rep u b lican s th a t
day
in
excess
of
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is sta y in g w ith Mr. and
Mrs. E m m a Dnnt. accom panied th ey can 't sit back an d rest u n co n ing a soil co nserving p ra c tic e and u x . W ' o f L o t 6 a n d p a r t T r a c t
Palm
Special
"9 Mrs. G eorge C onnolly u n til school
m a jo rity
by h e r (laughter, Mrs. Ella L ow ry cern ed ly upon th e big
V i r g in i a
Place.
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of A loha, and h er son, A D ant of
C h r is H . L u t o n t o Z e lo t ta G ro ss,
DOUBLE MALTED
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty g uests of
P o rtlan d , is sp en d in g a few w eeks m ay m ean an a ctiv ity th at w ill p u t these p aym ents can not be o b tain 1 B lo c k 57 M e tx g e r A c r e T r a c ts .
A m y L . B e m is» t o C a r l S a n d e e t ux. Mr. and Mrs. E
F. L em ing w ere
MILK SHAKE
d em o crats on th e ir m ettle to hold ed th is y e a r d ue to th e cropping
in C alifo rn ia
th a t is n ecessary on a p a r p a r t B ln e k 25 F o re s t G w e .
Mr. an d Mrs. W alter F. R obinson
A jo in t b irth d u y d in n e r w as th e ir p resen t gain s m ade d u rin g system
Republican Candidate for
T h e re s a K in t a to E . P. C o rn e liu s e t
tic
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farm
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p
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given S u n d ay in ho n o r of Mrs. th e R oosevelt landslide."
u x . 4.5«» ! a c re s H ills b o r o G a rd e n T r a c ts . an d son F ra n k of G resham M r. and
B ede an d R osson rep o rted th a t sib lc to com e in for o ne o r both
W.
W.
H oover
( A d m in i s t r a t o r !
to Mrs. G eorge L av er a n d d a u g h te r
Jo h n K irkw ood an d h e r d a u g h
ttie
p
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ents
n
ex
t
year.
A d d p h I.e p p in e t u x , 16.43 a cre s G le n * H elen of H illsboro.
ter. Mrs. F re d Hagg of P o rtlan d , re p u b lican s an d d em o crats ag ree
W
hen
th
e
first
m
eetings
w
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ortland
ro
a
d
.
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry W eaver ac
lia s legal train in g n ecessary I« at th e hom e of M rs Ida K irkw ood. th a t S e n ato r M cN ary should be r e
It. I I. J a c k » et u x t o J o s e p h B. V a n -
held last w eek in re g a rd to th is
Mrs. S u e D o rlan d of
perform efficien tly U le ( I I I 1 1rs of R elativ es p resen t besides tile h o n tu rn e d an d said th e y failed to find plan,
d c rv e ld e n . L o ts I a n d 5 B lo c k 1 B u m p 's com panied
vetch
an
d
peas
th
a
t
w
ere
A d d it io n . F o re s t G ro v e .
( (unity ( I n k . am t prom ises c o u r ored guests w ere Mr an d M rs a d em o crat p o in tin g w ith p rid e to
KRAMIEN'S
p
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w
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classified
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A rth u r G eorge ol N ew berg. .1. an y o n e lik ely to be n o m in ated th is
teous anil im p artial service.
conserving.
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changed,
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YOUNG’S
i P aid Adv»
M . G e rtr u d e P a g e e t v i r to A . D. D a n
B ede a n d Rosson w ere boosting and e ith e r of th ese crops alone or n e r et u x . I c ’ t 11H J o h n s o n E s ta te A d d i
llag g and Mr. an d Mrs. I. E D ru m -
w
ith
grain,
p
astu
red
or
cu
t
for
hay
ind of Los A ngeles.
for Ben D orris, of th e ir co u n ty of
tio n B e a v e r to r .- R e e d v ille A c re a g e .
Prescription Druggist*
B e n ja m in E . L a y t o n e t u x t o F lo y d
Mr an d Mrs. A R O 'C onnor Lane, fo r rep u b lican n atio n al co m is classified as soil d ep letin g .
E. B e n tle y . L o t 11 B lo c k 2 T h o r n e ’ s A d -
and fam ily have m oved to B eav er m itteem an . In H illsboro, as else
Phone 266
'Thoughtful. Sympathetic
i d it i o n , H ills b o r o .
ton T hey b ought th e hom e b e w here, th ey f o u n d L eg io n n aires
G ra c e * W .
P in c k e y
et
al
to
F ra n k
Service"
longing to J. H ays.
doing th e ir stu ff for Ben, w h ile
G r u w th e r .
p a r t B lo c k
5 P u r d y ’s A d d i
t io n . D ille y .
lo n g -tim e rep u b lican s, now p ro
J o h n S t r y f f e le r et a l t o A r n o ld S t r y -
b ably in a m in o rity , w ere stick in g
f f e l e r . L o t 10 L a k e v ie w A d d it io n , G as*
to th e ir lon g -tim e com m itteem an ,
Tiie S h am ro ck 4-H sew ing club 1 to n L . e R o y T . S m ith t o T . P. B o w lb y .
b
u
t
not
doing
th
e
w
o
rk
fo
r
th
e
ir
( f l y Z ell k t r u th e n it
N o r t h H ills b o r o A c re s .
Hiteon ( II calf c lu b m et F r i can d id a te th at L eg io n n aires and g irls gave a p rogram and lunch at ; 14 M 5o in n acre»
ie
M . S h e lle y et
u x t o G e o rg e
day ev en in g at th e hom e of R obert y o u n g er rep u b lican s a re doing for th e G reen v ile school house last R u p p r e c h t S r. et u x . L o ts 3 a n d 4 B lo c k
Ben. T hey believed th a t th e tim e T h u rsd a y evening. T h re e playlets 3 E p le r ’s A d d it io n , S h e rw o o d .
C am pbell.
J a m e s S p n a t to J a c k s o n C a rle R in e
R ebekah clu b m em b ers from has a rriv e d w hen L eg io n n aires feel w ere given. "A w k w ard E m m a,”
h a r t e t u x . L o t 56 T u a la t in V a lle y H o m e *.
h ere a tten d ed a m eetin g last W ed th at th ey can sta rt p u ttin g over
J. I -
L e d w id g c et a l t o J o e A m a
"M am m a S ays,"
an d " S c h o o l
nesday at th e hom e of Mrs. P. candidates.
S ection 1 T ’.S R lW .
D orris, th e y point out. has been D ays." O th er n u m b ers w ere; V io 9 J acres
C ase in P o rtlan d
. F . l*eerenb«M»m to A n to n e M e e u w scn
Miss E m m a S c h ra d e r h as been activ e in n atio n al Legion affairs, lin solos and a ta p dance by J a c et u x . p a r t o f W illia m W ils o n D . L . C.
hired Io teach th is sch o o l a n o th e r is a p rem ier o rg an izer, has been q u elin e H unt: h arm o n ica solos by 37 T I N R 3 W .
K ir b y et u x to J m e p h R. M c
i y ear, m ak in g h e r th re e succcssic activ e in ev ery sta te co n v en tio n of M ark B lake of N orth Plains, d uet C re F a r a d y n . c is 40.21
acre» T l S
R lW .
th e Legion a n d h as p u t h is s tu ff by B ernice an d C y ril V uylsteke.
term s.
L u c y L . B a ld w in t o C h a rle s A . S c h le g e l
songs by p rim a ry girls, n u m b er et u x . p a r t o f B lo c k 5 F o re s t G ro ve .
Miss A rdis N elson, w ho fo rm erly over.
D orris has prom ised a
v irile
resid ed here, w as m a rrie d in P o r t
sta te rep u b lican o rg an izatio n and w i i i f l i i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i m i i i m i i i i i H i
lan d A p ril 14.
o ld -tim ers and n ew -tim ers ag ree
th at th at is need ed in both p arties.
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JEWELER
211 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
"f.et A ndy Fix Y our W atch"
Large Crowd Fed
at Laurel Dinner
Reedville Pupils
Receive Awards
M O TH ER’S
DAY
Soil Conservation
Committees Named
GRAHAM
Bede, Rossori Here
Interest of Dorris
Real Estate Transfers
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COUNTY CLERK
It
Palm Drug Store
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c t°
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Funeral Home
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Greenville Club
Presents Program
Hiteon
Thom as S. Sholes
A nnounces
- DAIRY FEEDS
D on’t Gamble W ith Health
James Lewis
Candidate for the
Republican Nomination for
COUNTY
C O M M ISSIO N ER
The devi'lopment of Wash
ington County depends on
the state and county high
way system.
Jz\MES LEWIS, candidate
for Republican Nomination
for County Commissioner,
has worked unceasingly for
the construction of primary
state highways in a n d
through Washington Coun
ty, with the result t h a t
through the efforts and co
operation of the County
Court four hundred men are
employed on I h e Wilson
River Roitd, WI’A project,
and a like number on the
Wolf Creek Highway.
Your vote to retain .TAMES
LEWIS as County Commis
sioner is it ballot east for
good roads.
i P aid adv.i
BUY THE
For better Dairy Feeds, lower prices, and better milk
production buy IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS.
Imperial Dairy Feed, 20%
$29.00
Cow Ration, 17%
..............
25.00
Molasses Dairy, 15% ......................... 23.00
Molasses Screenings, 12% ................ 18.00
N ew 1936
ton
ton
ton
ton
LEONARD
- Poultry Feeds -
Electric Refrigerator
KNOW y o u r foods a re safe!
K now th e E X A C T D EG R EE a t
w hich Ihey a re k ep t w ith this
new L EO N A R D tliu t has a
b u ilt-in th e rm o m e te r. Il has an
all-p o rc elain in te rio r an d stream lin e
ish! Uses FREON, th e efficien t, odorless,
dem an d ed by U. S. G o v ern m en t for su b m arin e
4(1", less c u rre n t.
A u tom atic In te rio r L ight
C hill-O M eter Index
lo ld iiig R earran g in g S helf
More Ice— I io zeii F aster
For better Poultry Feeds buy IMPERIAL POULTRY
FEEDS.
en am el fin-
e fr ig e ra n t
hospital ships. Uses
S teel-w ire Sliding S helf
L arge I lility B asket
( (invenient V egetable D raw er
lla n d y I.e n -A D o o r
MELTEBEKE
E L E C T R IC
STORE
"Saves Von M oney on E very P u rch ase"
Illl.I.SItO ltO
124 S. SEt (>NI> AVE.
Imperial Milk Egg Mash
Imperial Egg Mash
Big-Lay Mash
Imperial Chick Mash
Imperial Chick Scratch
Al
$2.00
1.90
1.80
2.45
2.10
sack
sack
sack
sack
sack
the above prices F. (). 1». Warehouse-
And subject to market changes.
Pay Cash and Save — Trade with Imperial
Imperial Feed & Grain Co.
Phone U1
M illers of Q uality Feeds
South Second Ave.
HOUR SERVICE
For your convenience, we have started
24-hour service on repairs, servicing, gas
and oil. If you’re too busy to lay up your
car during the day—we’ll repair or serv
ice it at night at no extra cost.
•
•
•
C om plete M echanical Service
S torage “ W ashing — G reasing
Standard G asoline and O ils
TH O M A S S. SHOLES
137 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 21W
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