IÏIL L S B O R O Thursdny, May 21, 1936 Clean-Up Day Set at Laurel Mt. O live C em etery Plan» E lection o f T rustee» (lly H n . )■' I. B row n) c ity park fu r the ch ild re n , (p iile a few have never been to the c ity I purk al P ortla nd The a lu m n i of T ig a rd high school from the 11135 g ra du ating class met at the T ig a rd Coffee »hup M ay 1 [ fur a re u n io n banquet. i M ay II) the senior class w ill pu blish Its e d itio n of the T ig a rd III Spots. The p u b lica tio n w ill be supervised mid edited by E d ito r J im Ei sted and K ath lee n Kamsby, his ässistäni. T ig a rd hig h school presented the operetta, "T h e L u c k y Jade," a tw o- act m usical comedy M uy 15 in the high school a u d ito riu m , w ith , a guud attendance. I LAU REL S atu rday Is annual cle an -up day at M t O liv e cem­ etery, A lui.sInehH m eeting w ill be held at 3 o'clock to elect a board of truHtecM. A ll Interested are urged to come Work« for to hear* T he lug f ir tree by the gate at the cem etery was trim m e d .Satur­ day by F ( ' M o llo y and l.ee llro w n . Mi M o llo y hus put in Rebekah assembly as o u te r-g u a rd ­ ian She plans to re tu rn F riday. v iv in g m em bers o f the G rand A r ­ M rs Kay Vorhee.* en te rtu in e d m y o f the R epublic, as h o no rary the F ir (¡ro v e 4-H sew ing c lu b j president; H a rry E lia n d e r o f T u a la ­ g irls S aturday Helen Vorhee.s and tin V a lle y post, fir s t vice -preside nt; M a ry Joyce were honor guests, E D H ite o f H iteon. m em ber of ce le b ra tin g th e ir b irth d a y a n n i­ U. S W. V.. second vice -preside nt, versaries O th e r m em bers present and C om rade F rohm a n o f T u a la tin w ere Norm a M eyers and Irene V a lle y post, secretary. W hitm ore. Guests were R u th Koch­ M e m o ria l chu rch services w ill he er. Beth L ily . M a rjo rie W ill und held at the C ongregational chu rch Mrs. S a lly W alke r here at I t a. m Sunday and m em ­ bers o f a ll p a trio tic orders are in ­ v ite d to attend C om m ander W F C yru s o f the local A m e rica n Legion post urges I a ll legionnaires to attend i f they possibly can Businessmen Visit Big Milk Industry » Former Resident of County Passes County Veterans’ Meeting Sunday ARGU S, H IL L S B O R O , bison G a rd n e r w ill sin g a solo. M i I G ardner was one o f the 1912 d a The address w ill he by Donald E Long of P ortla nd , w ho com pleted his studies here in 1914 and has P up ils g ra d u a tin g fro m F arm in g- since made h im se lf a considerable ton school Tuesday evening were I By M l«« M i,ry gun dy I home w ith them fo r a short visit. i i k he in the P o rtla n d h a ll nf fame. V clda Krause. H e n rie tta Dalby, HANKS Hunks b e rry grow ers' T w e n ty -th re e m em bers of the R obert H. K e lly , graduate in 1927, P a tricia K le in , L o u is Puncochar, association begun re g iste rin g p ic k ­ ju n io r c h o ir enjoyed a p a rty F r i­ ! w ill sing a solo. Roy M cD o w e ll and Elsie Hagen. L er» Sunday. M is , Itu th B aile y ha. day evening ut th e Charles Kess­ A w a rd in g o f honors w ill be by E. Francis, assistant cou nty agent, P rin c ip a l B M. Goodm an. These made the address to the graduates charge of the re g is tra tio n o ffic e th i > le r home, . include ho no r students, scho la r­ Songs by the 4-H clubs and other year. P ickers are In g in n in g to ar M r and Mr. D. P. H o pkin s of riv e and get nettled in c a m p s , a l­ T illa m o o k spent the week-end w ith ships, home economics aw ards and . p u p ils com pleted the program . tho ugh b e rry season is tw o weeks M r and Mr.. C harles S hipley. S a t­ I the Barnes cup awards. F a rm in g to n C o m m u n ity clu b met or m ore away. urday the H o pkin s and S hipleys I D o ro th y Tongue, graduate of 1928 at the school house T h u rsd a y w ith Eleven seniors o f the hig h school and now em ployed on the high M rs Ernest Foord and M i.:. John und th e ir in v ite d guests enjoyed visite d M r. and Mrs. N. C. S hipley | school s ta ff ax a teacher, w ill give B u rk e y as hostesses. an o u tin g at B lu e Lake S aturday in H illsb o ro . a v io lin solo, to be fo llo w e d w ith C em etery cle an -up day w ill be Dale E b e rly and B illy Kessler, T hey wer< chaperoned by Miss the va le d ic to ry by H a rold F. M e y­ held at F a rm in g to n n e x t W ednes­ D o ris B ailey, sen io r ela; advisor, p la y in g g u ita r , accom panied b y er A fte r the v a le d icto ry Mrs. May day. and Erank Sius, p rin c ip a l Everyone E velyn K c Icr at the piano, fu r n - D u v i. Simpson, an othe r graduate. hud lots o f fu n canoeing and p ic ­ i lied a num ber at the chu rch s e rv ­ | now em ployed in P o rtla n d , w ill n ic k in g Most o f them attended a ices at the Masonic home Sunday. sing. B rid g e clu b met T h u rsd a y after­ dance in the evening P resentation o f diplom as w ill be O swald B e rw a h l of Bank arid noon w ith Mrs. A lfre d Lewi» at. tiy P rof Zena ; A Olson, in s tru c to r Jesse Eui p of H ills b o ro were m a r­ Kunsa . C ity . Mrs. Chet Evansten in P ortla nd .schools, w ho graduated rie d in Vancouver S aturday of Forest (¡ro v e and M r. E H a rm - here in 1911 w ith the fir s t class. (f'o n tin o e d fro m p a r e I* Mrs. N. J G r iffin and M rs M ax den of B eaverton w e rt in v ite d , G. Rus.-.ell M organ, song leader Dreeszen sorted cherries on the guests Mrs. Evansten won firs t, of the class o f 1915. again w ill lead Sew ell chapel and co n clu d in g s e rv ­ dock in P ortla nd Wednesday fo r Mrs. C. B H a ll second and Mrs. the high school song w h ich was ices w ill be he ld at the P o rtla n d the It D. Bottle and com pany H arm den, consolation. N e xt m eet­ w ritte n by W ard W ilke s o f the C re m atoriu m . C h ris Peterson was b o rn A p r il D in n e r was served fo r 39 Wed- in g w ill be w ith Mrs. W. L M oore ¡ 1913 class and set to rnuslc by 24. 1852. in A albo rg, D e nm a rk, the | nesduy evening, when the ju n io r M ay 26. V in cen t E ng cld ing er, m em ber of son of Johan Peter Peterson and , class of the Hanks high school en- M r. and M r 1 A lb e rt S ta ffo rd of the class o f 1914, now ra d io an ­ his w ife M arie C hristenson He was | te rta in c d the senior class and the T u ft spent the week-end w ith nouncer at H o llyw oo d. Cal. c o n firm e d in the Danish L u th e ra n ■ fiv e teachers w ith a banquet. T h i frien ds arid relative s here. Professor Barnes began his w o rk chu rch A p r il 8. 1866. In 1869 w ith I was served in the a u d ito riu m o f , Several fro m the Banks lodge a t­ iri the H ills b o ro school in 1900 his fa th e r and m other, fo u r sisters I the high school by the M other..' tended the R. N. A convention in when a ll grades were located ip and one brother, he came to A m e r­ i club. F o llo w in g the banquet the j Forest G rove May 12 w hat is now D a vid H ill school and ica and the fa m ily settled near g io u p w ent to P o rtla n d in t h e Mr N J G r iffin re tu rn e d home used on ly fo r the e a rly grades. In Omaha. Neb., w here he liv e d u n til school bus to see a show. Tuesday a fte r spending several days 1904 the n in th grade was added and 1877 when he came to O regon In < (iminencenieiit Tonight w ith her m other, Mr.. K a th e rin e , in 1907 the high school was ex- O regon he liv e d fo r 20 years a l 1 panded to in clu d e a fu ll course. O lne y near A storia, rem o ving in S enior class o f the Banks high K e e n o n , at N o rth Plains. O lm sted and Miss L a te r the present J u n io r high 1902 to the fa rm n o rth o f H ills - school in v ite s everyone to attend , Mrs. J. N the com m encem ent exercises to ­ Verda A lm ste d of Salem visite d school b u ild in g was erected to house the upper grades, and in n ig h t i T hursday i in the h ig h school; M rs. N Berdan Saturday. It N. A lodge w ill serve a 1926 the present un io n high school GEORGE HIMES . a u d ito riu m . W illia m Hare of H ills ­ boro w ill be the speaker fo r the chicken d in n e r today noon 'T h u r s ­ ■ was organized by 17 school d is ­ da y! in th e ir hall. tric ts s u rro u n d in g H illsb o ro . evening. Rev. D u n la p of Forest M r. and Mrs. P e rry G oodridge of Since the b e ginning o f f u ll tim e G rove will g ive the invocation und N ew berg visited at the Earle W il­ high school w o rk j r i H illsb o ro , benediction H arry P ea rso n ’s G arage son home Tuesday evening. 2.500 p u p ils have been en ro lle d in O ffic e r* Named Hazel W o lfo rd of O regon N o rm al the courses and o f th is nu m be r 164 S. 2nd Ave. Phone 2011 S tudent body elected fo llo w in g school spent Ihe week-end at her 1330 have graduated, Barnes says. office rs: Leigh S teller. president; home in Banks. Jack Seabold, vice-president. E ve ­ Miss M a rion M a x w e ll of P o rtla n d ly n K in ck. secretary; Irene Fisher, visite d frien ds in B anks several treasu rer; V ic to r LaPorte, sergeant- days last week. at-arm s; E ffie Toates and E velyn Babe I.yden o f D e tro it spent S a t­ ! K e lly , y e ll leaders. A lta Brow n, urday and Sunday at the C liffo rd g irls ' a th le tic m anager, Herm an Thom pson home. I Scholar, boys' a th le tic m anager. M r arid M rs M a u rice Thom pson Eleanor Strassel, manager of Banks and d a ug hter Dorks o f Vernonia. i H igh C la rio n ; Ague Vanderzan- F rancis Thom pson o f P o rtla n d and | den, e d ito r of Hanks H igh C la rio n M am ie Sandy of Banks w ere S u n ­ B irth d a y Celebrated day evening d in n e r p a rty guests of i Joseph Jensen celebrated h i .< M r. and Mrs. B. W A rm e n tro u t. (e ig h th b irth d a y M onday by g iv in g | a p a rty to his schoolm ates o f the , firs t and second grades. His m oth- | o r brough a cake and candy to , 1 school and treated the pupils. Mrs. E. H o p kin s o f W ishram . 1 (C o n tin u e d fro m page I ) I Wash , spent several days last week w ith her daughters M o xie and Ida and W. T Putnam 's Jersey breed specials; C a rn a tio n M ilk com pany's i Hopkins. edit m anna tro p h y fo r the ou tsta nd­ Exercise* Held M a n n in g grade school held its in g d a iry club; S p e rry F lo u r com ­ g ra du ation exercises T h u r s d a y ; pany's show m anship tro p h y fo r n ig h t. G ra d u a tin g were M ax H iatt, the cham pion liv e s to c k showm an: E d ith S m ith. H e rb e rt M a cM illa n . A d ria n H o rn e cke r’s Chester W hite H a rrie t K lu m . Ivan H u g lc y and breed special: und the Forest G rove Jean Bush M r C ra w fo rd and M r C ream ery's special hog feeding con­ F rancis d e live re d the address M a n ­ test. Em ployes w ho have been w ith n in g grade school closed F rida y. Miss L u c ille B u rn in g , teacher of the local C a rna tion com pany fo r the upper grades at M anning, re- n io ri tha n 20 years in clu d e George E S Parcel!. A. A. : tu rn e d to her home at T ro u td a le . Le dford . Hodges. W a lte r K u h n i. Sid T hw a ite. I Sunday. Mr and M rs B e rn a rd Sellers A A. H a ll. J F B ucklan d, L e w is en tertain ed the high school and M un kres. C. T Richardson. F ra n k grade school facu lties w ith a p a rty Challacom be, B. J. Duncan, Edythe (T h u rsd a y n ig h t The evening was W eik. spent in p la y in g games. Present I were the Misses A lic e Lane. Hazel ' Paetsch, D oris B ailey, Irene B row n. R uth B ailey. M o xie H o p kin s and the Messrs. F ra n k Sias. R E Day , and V e rle W hite. (C o n tin u e d fro m p a c r J> A lm a K cpn er and Eda P ra tt of ■ P o rtla n d spent the week-end w ith c o m m u n ity and a ll num bers on the pro gra m are b y graduates o r M o xie and Ida Hopkins. M r. and M rs W illia m Moss spent ’ p u p ils o f the school. The pro gra m w ill open w ith the last week in T a ft w ith th e ir d a u g h ­ in v o c a tio n by P ro f. P h ilip E. ter, M rs Roy S ta ffo rd . Mrs. George Moss o f P h ilo m a th Foord e f G ra n t hig h school. P o rt­ spent several days last w eek at land Foord graduated here in 1927. A song. "L o n d o n d e rry A ir ." w ill the horn» of her daughter, M rs V ern P ric k e tt, in Banks. M rs Moss be given by the g irls chorus to bo and son Roy came a fte r her S a tu r­ fo llo w e d w ith the sa lu ta to ry by day und V e rle P ric k e tt re tu rn e d A n n G e rtru d e M unkres. R uth H ar- Graduation Held Farmington School Registration Berry Pickers at Banks Begins; Class Host Chris Peterson, 84, Funeral on Friday RADIO SERVICE t » I,it 'lc I . oil.one OF F IN A L I . I ' i , ! now to the Argus. In cou nty $1.50 a year. 85c. T hree m onths 50 m onths 35 cents. tf Max Quality BAKERY Keep Your New to be open for business this SPRING CLOTHES LOOKING NEW SA TU R D A Y Send them to M ay 23 N. 2nd AVE., HILLSBORO Opposite Courthouse Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners Telephone 47 Hillsboro, O r< Enjoy new Freedom This is an Electrical A g e . . . and an Electrical Community! Enjoy A L L the benefits of low SETTLEM ENT In th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f the S ta te o f O re ­ gon . fo r W a s h in g to n C o u n ty. In the M a tte r o f th e E s ta te o f John O. M ik e In on, Deeeaaed N o tic e is hereby g iven th at the under« - g - i ,« m 1. d u ly upp J ii'•••! A dm lniatratoi oj the above nam ed eetate. has file d in the above e n title d co u rt a n d ra u a e hi» fin a l a rr o u n t and re p o rt as Much. and the c o u rt has fix e d th e 2<>th day o f Jun e, 193d. at the ho u r o f ten o’clock A. M o f said day. and th e court r*M»m o f the h I w iv c e n title d court in H illa b o ro , O re g o n , as th e tim e and p lace fo r h e a rin g <4>- jection-« to said F in a l A c co u n t, and fo r the f in a l s e ttle m e n t o f said estate h a te d this 21at d ay o f M a y . 193#. t ' H A It l .E S ( I. K F L L E K . A d m in is tra to r o f th e E s ta te o f John <>. M ik e la o n , I>o- ceased. E. J . M c A le a r» A tto rn e y fo r A d m ta to t ra to r. it-* cost electricity • You are m issing one of the greatest opportunities for m ore comfortable living in this electrical age if you fail to get all the facts about Pepco Electric Hot W ater. This system ban­ ished unhandy water heating forever. It makes hot w |te r as automatic as cold water—always on tap. And it does all this at low cost because electricity used by this Pepco W ater Heating System is charged at the remarkably low rate of 8 10 of lc VanTcsaell cele­ bra te d her th ir d b irth d a y Sunday at the home o f her uncle and aunt. M r and Mrs. 0 . J. T ollefson, w ith w hom she is m a k in g her home. H er parents. M r. and Mrs. Van- Tessell o f T ro u td a le and M r. and Mrs. Bert M eyer were present. M rs W illia m H oltz's m other. Mrs. I H a ttie M cD ow ell, and grandson. G lenn M cD o w ell, le ft last week by a irp la n e fo r Chicago fo r u v is it, a fte r w h ich the y w ill d riv e back w ith a new car. The local school held its an­ nual p icn ic nt Eisner's p a rk Inst Sunday w ith a large crow d. Miss Frances Post, the local teacher, is p la n n in g a t r ip to the Subscribe W ashington S ix m onths cents. T w o i Hilhi to Observe Anniversary Event (B y M r* O II. l*eter»«»n> N O T irE boro, w h ic h has been the fa m ily llO IM since th a t tim e, w ith the exception o f fiv e years in Forest Grove. On M ay 14. 1895. he was un ited in m a rriage to M ary Larnira West Mrs. Peterson died Jan ua ry 22, 1935 He is su rv iv e d by one sis­ ter. Mrs. A nna Frye, o f E lkh orn , Neb . and three ch ild re n , C arl, the eldest, liv in g on the home farm , and Laurence and Mrs. M a rjo ry K u n k e l at Los Angeles. A fte r com ing to Oregon his tim e was spent at farm in g, and w h ile so engaged he served as postmaster at O lney, several term s as county com m issioner of Clatsop county, and a fte r com ing to W ashington county was vice-president o f the F irst N a tion al bank at Forest G rove fo r a nu m be r of years. Outstanding Clubs Exhibit Expected Baccalaureate at Tigard on Sunday B E N D Baccalaureate services fo r the T ig a rd high school seniors w ill be held at the high school Sunday evening, and the g ra du ation e x e r­ cises w ill be held M ay 2!) fo r a class of about 70 seniors, o f w h ich six are fro m th is d is tric t. T hey are Nancy Gholson, A m be r Holtz. Ethel C la rk . Iva n Eisner, M a xin e N ix o n and L u c ille Peterson. F our of these attended a ll o f grade and high school together. M r. and Mrs. H. T ic h c n o r o f C la tska n ie spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. T icke n o r's m o th ­ er and sister. 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