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W ith Which_Í3 Combined th e Hillsboro Independent
Volum e 43, No. 1 1
Hill .boro In d e p e n d e n t
Candidates at
Kinton Monday
Grange to Meet Saturday;
Aid Meets May 7
t Hy Mm I
I, Cog >
K INTON Vurioiix < .th<|i<lnb s in
tin- M.IV If» p rim ary «•lection will
be ipvfii a chant*«* to give th eir
vu w:, on ‘ C an d id ates N ig h t” at
th e K inton (iia n g c hall M onday
ev ening at II o clock. All urt> in
vited
E veryone is Invited to a tte n d
tin. .se rv in s ut th e ch u rch this
K unduy as follow s: P re a c h in g by
th e pastor. Hcv
VI i r i I SpecCc.
t> l > a 01. follow ed by B ible school
t
ut 10:»#,
« ra n g e
will hold an ull-d ay
m eeting S a tu rd a y at the h a i l
w ith b ask et d in n e r a t noon. All
g ran g ers are Invited
Mi and Mi
H ubert Pom eroy
am i c h ild ren and S II Pom eroy
a tte n d e d th e fu n eral of Jam es
P o m ero y of Scappooa*. a nephew'
of S 11. Pom eroy. S unday.
A id
M e e ts
M ay
7
I.u d le . A id society w ill m eet
May 7 a ' tin- hom e of Mrs. E I.
Kicks. All ladies invited.
Ball Season to
O pen on Mountain
i II. M r.
Illr r l M r C „ r ,„ |r k I
tain H om e S unday. Mr and Mrs.
Jo e Ego m e slow ly reco v erin g
from an a ttack of flu e arly in the
spring.
M rs J. A B runson visited a son,
Ilow uril H riinson, at T illam ook
Hu i week and last.
Mil
Ale. Mt Inal . Mi
L L
M urray and ch ild ren R odney. L aura
I ue. S h erm an and V irginia of
B eav erto n a re spending th is week
at I he M cInnis home, w h ile th e
c h ild ren a re q u a ra n tin e d w ith w hat
a B eaverton d o cto r says m ay be
w hooping cough.
S u n d ay school a t th e M ountain
T o p ch u rch has been changed
from 7:3(1 in th e ev e n in g t o 8
o ’clock T w en ty -o n e from h e re a t
ten d ed the d istrict S u n d ay school
conv en tio n at S cholls S unday.
Mr. and Mrs. I) W. M cInnis an d
fam ily of K eedville c e le b rated his
i b irth d a y an n iv e rsa ry S u n d ay w ith
his p aren ts, Mr. und Mrs. D. M
M cInnis
Miss W anda F in ig an e n te rta in e d
w ith a d in n e r p a rty S u n d ay ev e
ning P re se n t w ere M r an d Mrs.
Jo e N ettling, Mr and Mrs. R ill
Z iegler, Mr. and Mrs Tom S huck,
S tan ley S huck. S tan ley N ettling,
and B illie Z iegler, all of H illsboro;
Mr and M rs Jam es R achin, P o rt
land, Mr and Mrs. O scar Hugg and
Ma Luc Hagg, K eedville; T e d
R utschm an. L au rel; Mr anti Mrs.
O O rn d u ff. R obert O rn d u ff. L. T
and Will F in ig an und th e hostess,
Miss Finigan.
T he A D. Hill fam ily an d L aw
rence T atm an , w ho left h ere A pril
II. a rriv e d a t M iles C ity, Mont.,
A pril 17 T h ey w ere held u p tw o
day s m Id ah o on acco u n t of soft
roads, acco rd in g to a card received
by Mrs. C h arles T atm an from h e r
E stab lish ed 11173
H illsboro, Oregon, T h u rsd ay , A pril 30, 1936
Sunday School Convention Held
Scholls Sunday; Name Officers
(Ilv
M o - Larrb ln« II,-,„ m in i
SC H O L LS S u n d ay school d is
tric t No. (I of Wa ihington county,
in clu d in g L aurel, K inton, F arm in g -
ton. M ountain Horne, M ountain Too,
and Scholls, m et a t tin- Scholls
ch u rc h lo r an all day m eetin g and
b ask et d in n e r Sunday. More th an
150 atten d ed P ro g ram consisted of
sev eral n u m b ers from euch S u n d ay
school Mi . Sybil T in k e r of P o rt
land and H enry A K u ratli of
H illsboro w ere v isitin g sp eak ers
S u p er inten d en : ; of all schools and
pu sto rs of all ch u rch es p a rtic ip a t
ing w ere p resent. O fficers elected
for th e en su in g y e a r w ere J . M
S tre tc h e r of Scholls,
re-elected
p resid en t; R aleigh W hitm ore. L a u
rel, v ice-p resid en t; M r.. George
K irk p a tric k of M ou n tain Home,
se c re ta ry , and H arry S chm eltzcr,
tre a su re r. A picnic wa p lan n ed for
late su m m er w ith R aleigh W h it
m ore in ch arg e. A cordial in v ita
tion w as ex ten d ed for th e 1937 co n
v en tio n to be held at th e new
M ountain Home church.
M ay 13 w ill be a social n ig h t
for th e R ebekah lodge
B irth d a y C eleb rated
G eorge R ueck Sr. w as ho n o r
gu est w hen his fam ily and frien d s
gave him e a b irth d a y d in n e r S u n
day. E leven guests w ere p resen t
from P o rtlan d
J u liu s C h risten sen w ent to W at
sonville. Cal , A p ril 22 to a tte n d
th e golden w edding an n iv e rsa ry
cele b ratio n of his uncle and au n t,
Mr. and Mrs. P e te r C h risten sen ,
A p ril 2.5 and 26
M r and Mrs J. E B en n ett w ent
to B lue L ak e F rid ay for sev eral
d ay s’ visit at th e N ick W elsh an d
M ax B en n ett homes.
S ev eral acres of blackcaps w ere
p lan ted at th e 11. T Hesse, F erd
G ro n e r and o th e r farm s last w eek.
i M rs B. M K itterm g sp en t th e
w eek -en d visitin g h er son-in-law
and d au g h ter. Mr. an d Mrs. F. M
S tone, in S eattle.
A new chick en house w as b u ilt
at th e L. H M u rray place last
w eek
F. M. L illeg ard e sp en t last w eek
w ith th e telep h o n e co n stru ctio n
crew at Cam as. Wash.
Observance Planned
Scholls ch u rch w ill observe M o th
e r ’s day w ith s p e c i a l service.
W eek-end visito rs at th e F ra n k
N elson hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs.
W. A T hum ps in and d a u g h te r of
M arshfield an d E lw in N elson of
N orth Bend.
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty guests at
th e J C. H atfield hom e w ere Mr
and Mrs. C. F. R obinson of B el
view , Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. R o b in
son of A m ity and M r. and Mrs.
R aym ond C asey and fam ily of M c
M innville.
C ouple llo n o rrd
A bout 60 atten d ed th e farew ell
p a rty for Mr. and M rs F red C la rk
a t th e F arm in g to n ch u rch F rid ay
ell’s b irth d a y S a tu rd a y evening
w ith a pot luck d in n er. G uests
w ere Mr and Mrs. W. W eaver, Mr.
' and Mi i D. L. G holson and d a u g h
ters M audie, R uth, N ancy, F ran ces
and P atty, M r and M rs B azan,
1 to G al, : C reek S a tu rd a y and g a th Mr. and Mrs. O liv er Lane, Mr. and
ered rock for build in g an outside Mrs. i ’h illip A dam s a n d son, all
firep lace at the C han d lee home. 1 of B ull M ountain; Mr. and M rs Ledge Anniversary Observ
T he S tan ley T re fre n fam ily r e A lbert Scott, A rth u r S tein h o ff and
ed; Grange to Meet
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e at B onne Mr. and Mrs. O. H. P eterso n and
v ille F riday a fte r ten d ay s’ stay at sons O rv ille and P aul and daugh-
l ter B eulah. It w as decided to hav e I
( B y Mini Helen Anbahrl
th e J. H. B a rtle tt home.
m ore pot luck com m unity d in n ers
LA U R EL R ID G E -P .-T A. elect-
Clark* Kent »arm
! d u rin g th e sum m er.
I ed th e follow ing officers A p ril 22;
Mr. and Mrs. F red C lark have
Mrs. Ed Jo h n so n is ill at h er Mrs. P lagm an. p resid en t; Mrs. C ar-
ren ted th e ir farm to S. P. Mas- ' home. M rs Jo h n so n 's m o th er, Mrs. son, first v ice-p resid en t;
C lyde
len from C alifornia. T he C lark s Wilson, of n e a r W ilsonville is car- H opkins, second
vice - p resid en t;
w ill spend p a rt of the su m m er at , ing for her.
' Miss D em aray, se cretary , a n d M rs.
th e beach.
Mr. and Mrs. O liv er L an e of R edenbacher. tre a su re r
Aid Meet* F rid ay
; P o rtlan d m oved out to th e hom e ! R eorganization of th e local B oy
Scholls L adies' Aid will m eet at [ of Mrs. L ane's parents, M r. and Scout troop last M onday n ig h t has
th e H. T Iles.se hom e F riday a fte r Mrs. P h il A dam s, F rid ay evening, p u t th e follow ing officers in c h arg e
noon. M rs C. W L ark in has charg e w here they a re cam ping u n til they of tro o p affairs: W oodrow H ite and
of the M other's day program . Mrs. | have th e b e rry crop harvested.
1 C lyde E dw ards, assistan t sc o u t
M rs S. R aynor S m ith w ill give
Mr an d Mrs. A lfred G ro e r en- m asters; L eland E dw ards, ju n io r
a talk on P assion Play.
; terta in e d S u n d ay in honor of th e ir assistan t scoutm aster; D onald B a l
L yle P o tte r w ent to Mill C ity d a u g h te r H elen's th ird b irth d ay . lard, senior p atro l leader; A aron
S u n d ay to v isit his p a re n t . Mr. ‘ G uests w ere Mrs. R. S hillinger, L ew ellen and R aulin C apri, p atro l
and Mrs. F. P otter, an d g ra n d 1 Mrs. F red S hillinger. M iss A lice , leaders.
m other. Mrs. M ary Hill, w ho is B ennett, Mr. and M rs H. L. D oane
Don Holmes, w ho sev erely in
seriously ill. M rs C. T rask, w ho and d a u g h te r of P o rtla n d an d C arl ju re d his arm in th e p lan er of a
sp en t last w eek th ere, re tu rn e d S a u e r of n e a r Oswego.
i saw m ill several w eeks ago, re tu rn -
w ith him .
W ick M itchell of C alifo rn ia is | ed hom e from the hospital in P o rt-
L. C. T rask of L yons sp en t se v .staying in d efin itely a t th e hom e ; lan d th is w eek.
eral days last w eek at th e hom e , of his siste r and b ro th er, E unice
Mrs. J u lia O lsen and F ra n k C ar-
of his son, C lifford T rask, and : and G w ynn M itchell.
son w ere m arrie d A p ril 17 at th e
fam ily.
M ay day w ill be ce le b ra te d a t hom e of Mr. and Mrs. R udolph
Mrs. W. B. C h an d lee and Mrs. 1 th e T ig ard u n io n high school May
O lsen by Rev. R ay n o r S m ith o f
F erd G ro n er gave a taffy pull and 1 w ith th e su rro u n d in g schools of T
igard.
p op corn p a rty to th e y cu n g th e com m unity p articip atin g . May
S herw ood post office received
p eople's ch o ir a lte r p ractice F r i pole dance w ill be put on by th e
day evening.
. high school girls. D in n er w ill be 150 new lock boxes to rep lace
J. M. S tre tc h e r is g raftin g w al serv ed in th e high school at noon. th ese now in use. N ew boxes a re
n u t trees at th e C h arles T ru n k In th e aftern o o n th e re w ill be a 1 of th e key-lock ty p e an d w ill be
farm n e a r D undee th is w eek for j baseball gam e betw een T ig ard and in stalled w ith in th e n e x t t w o
th e eig h th consecutive year.
F orest G rove. T he day w ill be w eeks.
A n n iv ersary O bserved
T he E aster c an ta ta "A m orning i com pleted by h av in g th e second
In th e O rie n t” by th e Scholls sen io r play p resen ted a t 8 o'clock
R ainbow R ebekah lodge a n d
ch u rch ch o ru s of 30 voices w as in th e evening.
S herw ood I. O O. F. lodge en jo y ed
a social evening T h u rsd ay in h o n
p re se n te d a t th e E llis A venue
ch u rch in P o rtla n d to a fu ll house
Neighborhood news from 30 Ar o r of th e 117th a n n iv e rsa ry of th e
S u n d ay evening.
gus correspondents in different fo u n d in g of th e order.
A p ro g ram and basket social sections of Washington county ap
Grange Meets Saturday
sp onsored by th e S cholls J u n io r pear in the Argus each w eek,
Sherw
ood G range w ill m eet in
W om en's club w ill be given a t the i Learn what your friends are do- all-d ay session
S atu rd ay . T h ird an d
g ran g e hall 'F rid a y evening. A silk ! ing for less than three cents a
fo
u
rth
degrees
of th e o rd e r w ill
q u ilt w ill be disposed of, and a week.
tf b e exem plified.
p rize w ill be given fo r th e m ost
u n iq u e basket.
('H E H A I EM M OUNTAIN F E
H offm an, p resid en t of th e Buck son.
11. ivi n A thletic club, an n o u n ces
■laughter Honored
Unit ball playing w ill sta rt h ere
Mrs. F. E H offm an e n te rta in e d
n ex t S u n d ay . W ilbur Ju n es has
been w in k in g on th e diam ond, on F riduy ev en in g in honor of th e
ttie H offm an place, p u ttin g it in elev e n th b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry of
shape. A collection w ill be tak en h er d a u g h te r M erribell. G uests
up S unil.i\ to b u y I n i n e n e w i qu ip - w ere o th er m em bers of tn c sev en th
g rad e at th e B uck H eaven school:
D onald and B eth Lilly w e re the M arjo rie P etroff. D oral S ax to n ,
roily p u p il, at F ir (¡ro v e school Jo h n M attern and E rn icc W ohl-
w ith p erfect a tte n d a n c e th e last sehlegel an d th e ir teach er, Miss
H elen Honim.
SIX Week .
H odson M cC orm ick, W ayne Jones
A ustin H anson sp e n t p a rt of last
Week w ith lu.s u n d e an d au n t, Mr. and Toni T w igg sp en t th e w eek
Family Moves
and M rs O rv ille H anson, at P o rt end at Tuft in com pany w ith a
M r. an d Mrs. C. A. G abe and
g
ro
u
p
of
frien
d
s
of
N
ew
berg.
land His p aren ts. Mr and M rs E.
fam ily, w ho hav e purchased about
V Han ,n. w ent a lte r luiu T n u rs-
60 acres of th e J. S. H erd farm ,
day and re tu rn e d Friday.
m oved from D u rh am to th e ir n ew
Mr and Mi
I., ter S tan u rd of
hom e S u n d ay .
S i l v e r t o n V isite d M r. a n d M is. J
E B lazer S unday.
Don lliiync receiv ed a deep cut
A LO IIA Mr. an d Mrs. F ran k
In tils left h an d S atu rd ay m orn-
lug from a saw tooth. O ne stitch Page of H u n ter h av e ex ch an g ed
th
e ir a ttra c tiv e hom e an d filb ert
was tak en
i By Mrs. O I I . Peterson)
S u n d ay d in n e r p a rty gue.ds at o rch ard for a m odern hom e in
th e ( laytou W hitm o re hom e w ere P o rtlan d , c o rn e r K illing w o rth and
F.END—C h ild ren of th e u p p e r
36th
av
en
u
e
Mr
ami
M
rs
D
an
n
er,
Mr, and Mrs. L e w u C urow , end
g rades of th e local school a tten d ed
M r and Mi
(¡ro v e r B row n and w ho b u ilt th e home, w ill move
th e p re lim in a ry track m eet at
this
w
eek
to
th
e
P
age
p
ro
p
erty
.
fam ily of H illsboro, R ussell G a in
B eaverton and sev eral of them
er. N ew berg, and M ervin a n d T hey co n tem p late som e ex ten siv e
took p art. L ester S ch u ltz w on first
changes
and
Im
provem
ents.
L eo n ard W hitm ore.
in th e b ro a d ju m p , E. O. A dam s
Operated On
M is M ervin W hitm o re is reco v
th ird in 75-yard dash, B eulah P e
M
rs
T
u
rn
er,
m
an
ag
er
of
th
e
e rin g from a sev ere a tta c k of flu.
terson th ird in 40-yard dash. A r e
loha B eauty shop, was tak en s u d
lay team consisting of F ran ces
Jim P ro cto r began April 17 d r iv A
d
en
ly
ill
w
ith
an
a
ttack
of
a
p
p
en
ing u wood tru c k for L o m e F lew s d icitis and w as h u rrie d to Jones,
G holson. M arg aret B aggenstos. H el
ol Newberg.
en \\ ick and B eu lah P eterson, w on
h o spitul in H illsboro for an ujier- evening.
second. A lice Jo h n so n w on second
D onald Vci • teeg, pupil ot Piexs- ation.
Mr.- W B Chandler. Misses A n- in the 75-yard dash.
an t View school, w as ill w ith a I
nice C handlee. Y vonne B unnell and
M r and Mrs. C h arles D everell
bad cold and th re a te n e d w i t h
D oris L ew elly n w en t on a picnic e n te rta in e d in honor of Mrs. D ev er-
p n eu m o n ia last Week He ex p ects I A rgus classified ads get resu lts.
io be able to re tu rn to school
som etim e th is w eek.
< la r r n c r Wood H onored
A
Mrs M ary Wood e n te rta in e d w ith
a b irth d a y d in n e r S u n d ay in hon- i
or of h er s o n C laren c e Wood
G uests w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. Ed I
B u rn h am mid fam ily of W illam ina.
Mr. mid Mi C laren ce O rn d u ff and i
fam ily of L aurel. M rs F r a n k !
S te w a rt and V ictor V aught.
M rs A lfred H u tch en s honored
h er Sister. Mr
M A. V inson, of
H illsb o ro w illi a b irth d a y d in n e r
S unday. C overs w ere laid for nine.
M arvin H utchens, 2. son of Mr.
an d Mrs. A lfred llu teh en s, w as
serio u sly ill last w eek w ith flu
und asthm a.
M rs Ja c k Fro; ped of A lbany
v isited a sister. Mr; J E C h u rch ill,
M EETS
STAN D AR D S TOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING-
M onday. T he »'rasped fam ily a rc
m oving to P o rtla n d th is w eek.
Mr. and M rs A lvin Hi etz and
fam ily of Ju n c tio n C ity vi. ited th e
M EET THE
E rnest G u e n th e r fam ily S atu rd ay
and w ere o v ern ig h t gue.ils of Mr.
and Mrs. Hay Ego. T hey visiteed
M r. and Mrs. Jo e Ego a t M oun-
Quiet • I'll teen
Trouble-fret
!
Property at Aloha
Changes Ownership
Sp&ciaß./
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
H illsboro A rgus E stablished 18ÍH
Laurel Ridge
P.-T. A. Elects
Hayward
School
z
to Close May 8
boards, advises the safety depart
ment of the Oregon State Motor
association.
H A Y W A R D --H ay w ard s c h o o l
term will end May 8.
Mr. B erth a S haver, school teac h
er. took h e r pupils to P o rtlan d
W ednesday to see th e huge 68-ton
w hale, w hich was on exhibition.
Mr. and Mr... Roy D argotz and
fam ily m oved in to th e ir house S a t
u rd ay on th e ir property.
Mr
an d Mrs. W illis H iatt of
S trin g to w n road sp en t S u n d ay at
th e
G eorge
I.aem erm an
home,
h elp in g Mrs. J a c k Jo h n sto n cele
b ra te h er birthday.
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• D ouble-R ange C o ld C.onirol • Five Y ears
P ro te itio n against service expense o n the
scaled-in m echanism fo r only $5 inclu d ed in
p urchase p rice • M ore Shelf Space in fron t •
Fam ous Super Freezer • Stainless P o rcelain in
seam less In te rio r - G leam in g , E n during D ulux
E x terio r Finish • A utom atic R eset D efro ster
• ■ A utom atic lc c T ray Release • A utom atic In
te rio r L ight • R em ovable Shelves •. F rigidairc
lly d ra to r • P lenty o f T ail-b o ttle Space •
M ade only by G eneral M o to rs.
Frigidaire b u ilth ft Food- Sfticly
In
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to r right
the cuntnct—
cabinet—
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visible proof that Inode «re kept at
S a fe ty -/o n e Temperature, below
90 degrees aud above 32 dejircea*
H IG H -C O M P R E SS IO N
V A L V E -IN -H E A D E N G IN E
giving even better performance
with even less gas and oil
A n otbir Special/
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K IG ID A IR I
MAD» "ND "V . .1 SI PAI MOJO
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6 C u b ic -F o n t F R I G I D A I R E
A t an equally sensational price
. . . a ftenutnc 6 cu. ft. I K K . I D
A IR E fo r Id m ilic* w ho need an
tven larger model. Shelf area
I V 6 sq. It .—all usable. 84 big tec
cubes. 8 pounds ol ice
at one freezing. Price
LESTER IRELAND & CO.
H illsboro, O regon
CENERAL MOTORS INSTALLMENT
PLAN-MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO
SUIT YOUR PURSE
Scores of thousands of people in ail
Par,s .o f t,,c coun*ry have found that
/tceiitfi is b d in infi and driving is knowing
that the new 1936 Chevrolet is the only complete
low-priced car!
Io fake the wheel of this beautiful ear—lo test
¡Is many exclusive rjualitv features—is to obtain
conclusive proof of the following facts:
Ils N e w Perfeeled Jlvdraulie Brakes and Solid
Steel T urret I op Body make it the safest ear in its
price range, and, in fact, the safest ear that money
can buy.
Its Improved Gliding Knee-Action Bide*. Genu-
***** isher No I »raft Ventilation and Shockproof
Steering* give uuniati bed comfort.
V nil its H igh-Com p ress ion Valve-in-H ead
I .ngine—the same type of engine that is eniploved
in world-champion power boats, airplanes and
racing ears—prov ides combined power and economy
without equal.
Drive the new Chevrolet for 1*136 and drive
home to yourself Ihese truths. Well he glad to have
you do this, without the slightest obligation, any
time you wish. Make it today!
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SH O CK P R O O F ST E E R IN G *
making driving oasior and tafor
than ever bofora
IM P R O V E D G L ID IN G
K N E E -A C T IO N R ID E *
the smoofhe#^ ta fa tl rido o f a ll
SO LID S T E E L one-piece
T U R R E T TOP
a crown of boaufy, a fortre## o f safety
A L L T H E SE F E A T U R E S A T
C H E V R O L E T 'S LOW P R IC E S
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li»l ni I lin t, M iehinnn, a n d suhim t ta , Huant uuH-
oui nutue. A (*enrrid M u tu n I <doa.
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CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICIL
H ills b o ro M o to r Co.
James Whitelaw, Prop.
318-332 E. Main Street
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Phone Day or Night 444
H illsboro, O reg o n