H IL L S B O R O
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H ill and Dale
Picnic H e ld
Mr#. M ul’ivan Hostes# to
S ociety; O bserve B irthday
ceived by th e bride-elect. Those
present w ere M rj C era N o rthrup
of P o rtlan d . Mrs O rville R eynolds
o ' F orest Grove. Mrs C hester Bates
and ch ild ren of Hillsboro, W illiam
Ro. hl, E. F. Leming. G eorge M ea
cham . F red Peachey, E arl H ollen
beck B radford Fowles. L eonard
V anDom elcn
H ubert S m ith and
son Earl. D elbert Fowles, G abe
E ssn tr. Floyd Stovall. A E. Willis.
A Reiser. Loel H ollenbeck. H a r
old R eynold- Donald G arrigus. C.
I. Williams. Stanley H ahn V ernon
Hahn. Gene N orthrup. Jo h n Will:-.
A rchie Thompson. W illiam H em s
w orth. C hris Tschanz. Bill H ooden-
pyl. F ran k M urphy and son. A lbert
Schacfli and children. O tto Voges.
Mrs L aura Eddington. M rs Emm a
Schw ander. Misses Kuby Reynolds.
.Arlene D urant. M u r i e l Fowles.
H elen H ollenbeck. Leora W illiams.
Effie and S hirley Toates. M argaret
M athiesen. th e honored guest. Miss
H ergert, and th e hostess. Mrs. G
Connolly.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Jen sen fin
ished picking stra w b e rrie s Tuesday
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afternoon T hey treated
e ir e pick-
ers to ice cream and cookies after-
w ard
A boy w as born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es B ren n an Ju n e 25.
Ed Wise of Bend. Mrs. M E
Holman and daughter. Mrs L illian
P e ttit of P o rtlan d , visited last w eek
at th e B radford Fow les and I H
M axw ell homes.
Jo e W eaver of Red Lodge. Mont..
is v isiting his fath er, H enry W eav-
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O .
Reedville D airym en H ave 2nd
H ig & h Producing Cow in State
D a\ id lt.igg A Sons of R eedville.
m em bers of the W ashington County-
H erd Im provem ent association, had
th e second high pro d u cin g cow of
all the cow- tested th ro u g h o u t th e
state for th e m onth ending May 31.
according to a rep o rt just released
bv th e extension service. The eleven
Six hundred eighty-fiv*» cows
w ere tested in t h e W. uington
C ounty H erd Improv . ment associa
tion d u ring the m onth ending M iy
31. 1936 T he total averag e for .ill
cows tested in the association dm
mg the m onth was 824 pounds milk
containing »6 25 p o u n d s fat
Two h u n d red eighty-one cows p ro
d uced over 40 pounds fat and 28
herds w ere tested d u rin g t h e
month.
High herd s including d ry cow -
A a c
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B ree d
l.b- Milk l.b* I i
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F1RDALE-IOW A H ILL—H ill and
D al* picnic was held at Cham poeg
p a ra Sunday. About 35 w ere p res
as-. o..it:oils m th e sta te te s te d 7980
ent. A fter d in n er various contests
cow s in 341 herds, t h e av erag e
w ere held. Prize w in n ers w ere:
pounds of m ilk being 847 5 and
L ydia Rcddig. bean guessing eon-
butterfal iverage w as 37.KL Nt» 40-
test; F red Haase, sm oking race;
pound cow s was 3714 and culls to
Mrs. G ladys Edo; Em m a Robinson,
taled 41.
shoe kicking; Mrs. M artin Rcddig.
scram bled names; Mrs. G ladys Ede
O w ner
O v e r 20 c«w* :
an d Lylia Rcddig, n ail driving
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contest. The balance of th e tim e
12 to 20 cow* :
w as spent in sw im m ing, hik in g and
.Mr*. T. tn W illia m *
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card playing.
C o d e r 12 cow »:
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W eek-end guests at th e Don H.
produced
D a\ id Hagg \ Sons had th e high Dina. a G uernsey J e i '
P earson hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. V.
producing herd for th e month.
1649 pound* n u lk containing lU 0
M. M organ and d au g h ter Jan et.
D avid Hagg & Sons had th e high pounds fat.
Mrs G ladvs Ede, all of P o rtlan d
producing cow for the m onth. Sally
Eight cow s w ere sold for beef
and Mr and Mrs. A. L. M cA llister
a G uernsey - Je rse y , produced and th ree cows died.
of S eattle, Wash.
,
1587 pounds m ilk co n tain in g 111 1
Mrs. Bill R eddig is p lanning to
F ollow ing are th e record of It
pounds fat.
leave
T uesday for B ellingham .
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B
uchanan
had
th
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second
high
producing cows for the m onth
Wash., to visit relativ es and friends
high producing cow for th e m onth, ending May 31:
u n til the m iddle of Ju ly .
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honor cows
Mr. and Mrs. C h arles'S ellers have
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l.b * Milk
bought a new' sedan.
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Ane. F riday, an eight-pound d au g h
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ter, G enevie Ellen.
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Jo h n M arcom has been doing
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Mrs. C ora N o rth ru p of P o rtlan d b B B " u c h 1 a n " a n ’ • J v r . . P a ts y
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som e carp en ter w ork on th e F red
spent
the
past
w
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v
isiting
friends
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H aase home this week.
t la** A — M a tu r e C ow » M a k in g O v e r 60 P o u n d *
Mrs. C layborn W illiam s and son and relativ es in this vicinity.
T en H ig h e st
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C onnolly
L bs F a t
arc visiting at th e H enry J. H aase
O w ner
N a m e o f C ow
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Breed
d son drove to W illam ina S u n D av id H ag g «¡fc S e n - . B ell 12
9 6 .1
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home. Mrs. W illiam s lives at th e an
day
to
m
ove
some
things
for
Mr.
J o h n Corde*. B ro w n ie
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lighthouse n ear A storia.
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and
Mrs.
Sydney
Connolly.
Mr. and Mrs B u rr and Mrs. Alice
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Ed W eaver and son Bill of My rtle C. H B a m iv rd . Ruby
Beeson, all of B ird City. Kan., w ere C reek
ag g A S e n s . S a lly l l
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v isited several d ay s last C D h av ris id K H eich
en . B ro w n ie
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guests at th e E. W. C arter hom e
w
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w
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry-
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W ednesday. Mrs. Beeson w as an old
M rs Tom W illia m s . B lu e b ell
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eaver.
neighbor and friend w hen th ey all W Mr.
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an d Mrs. R ussell F ox and F ir G r w e D a iry . N o. 7
lived in K ansas 23 y ears ago.
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fam
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and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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t la»» B— 4-> ear-old* M ak in g 45 *ound* F at
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bor-
ell of P o rtlan d w e r e Sunday
S ev en H ig h e s t
gelt. Sunday m orning, an eight- w
Lb» F a t
Lb* M ilk
guests at th e N. H. T oates home.
O w ner
N a m e o f C ow
B reed
pound boy.
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D av id H a g g A S o n s. S a lty 14
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Effie
and
M
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Lou
T
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re
Mr. and Mrs Jo h n H aase and tu rn ed hom e w ith Mr. an d Mrs. C. B. B u c h a n a n J r . . D in a
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fam ily attended th e A. A. L. picnic
Fox
for
a
visit.
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at the H erm an R uecker home in
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F ir G ro v e D a iry . N o. 4*
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C ornelius Ju n e 20.
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F ir G ra v e D a iry . No.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jr.mes of
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J o h n W M ulloy. B abe o f L a u r e l (.'rest
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S heridan visited Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
C la ss C — 3-> e a r-o ld * M a k in g O v e r 40 P o u n d * F a t
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ev
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H
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M arcom the first p art of th e week.
Lb* F at
O w ner
N a m e o f C ow
B re e d
L ba M ilk
T hey a re Mrs. M arcom 's parents.
D av id H a g g A S e n s . B ell 16
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The Misses M ary and L ydia Koch
(By M r». O. H . P e te r s o n )
M r- T om W illia m » . M e rry A n n
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left T uesday for San Francisco.
BEND—Miss G race Bow ne was
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T hev are atten d in g sum m er school
su rp rised in honor or A r th u r w C o n n e ll. N o . n
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th ere and expect to be gone for six h pleasantly
er
six teen th b irth d ay by frien d s chri* Reiehgn. Nigger
gh
w eeks.
and relatives. G uests present w ere F r e d J o w y . N o. »
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L ittle D onald F in n ey of B eav er
Cl»»» D- -2 -> e« r-o ld * M a k in g 3.» P o u n d * F a t
T en H ig h e* t
ton has been a guest at th e Elm er h er b ro th ers H enry B ow ne 6 f
T u alatin and C larence and T hom
Lb* Fa
B reed
Lb* M tlk
O w ner
N a m e o f C ow
Boge hom e all th is w eek.
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av id H a g g & Son*. P in k y 6
Alec Eischen gave his straw b erry as Bowne of n ear P ortland. Bob. D
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and R uth S tark of G arden
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pickers a tre a t T uesday evening to Rita
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celeb rate the end of harvesting. Home. E leanor W interm ute of Mil- J . W . C o rey . 10e
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A bout forty w ere present.
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D av id H a g g ¿k S on*. Im leh 21
T he N ever Idle division of th e
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D av id H a g g A» Son*. Bell 17
St. M atthew ’s A ltar society met ents. Mr. and Mrs. B ruce Bowne.
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D av id H a g g & S o n s. M u sh 3
Y oungberry and b lackcap p ick F ir G ro v e D a iry . N o. 13
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at th e hom e of Mrs. W ayne M ulli-
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ing sta rte d in this com m unity the C . B. B u c h a n a n , L a P a u le n a
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van S unday evening.
In th e last le tte r received by Mr. first of th is w eek The b erries w ill
and Mrs. D avid L orenz from th eir be hauled to the H ilL boro and s h crwOod and O regon C ity an d a
fcw frionds g ath ered a t E isner's
son Victor, he stated th a t he was Sherw ood canneries.
B ruce B ow ne and sons Henr> and _ a r ^ j unc 21 to c e le b ra te F a th e r's
flying from F airb an k s to Nome,
C
larence
B
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ne
spent
Ju
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21
at
g av
w here he had w ork in a gold m ine
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It is a trip of only five h ours but sev eral beaches an d also th e “Red-
( P y M r». J A . M eCoy)
Head R ound-up" at T aft in cele
costs $i00.
KANSAS C ITY —Mr. and Mrs. J.
C elestine Waibel. w ho has spent bratio n of F ath er's Day.
R elatives from Salem v isited Ed
A. McCoy en tertain ed S aturday
th e past th re e and a h alf m onths
evening at a “500" party. High
w ith her uncle, Alec Eischen, cam e W orth Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs
A
rchie
B
ern
ard
and
honors w ent to F ran k V anderzan-
hom e Friday.
d aughters A udrey A nn and M ary
BETHANY-CEDAR M ILL__C ed ar dcn and M rs- J p V anderzanden
B irth d ay C elebrated
Lou and son Jam es of E ugene spent MiU T ow nsend club m et T ucsday and low to J^ P V a n d e rz a n d e n ar.d
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H aase e n te r th e w eek-end at th e hom e of Mrs. p
a? , he C pdar M m ch u rch A Mrs. Louis S tro h m ay er t was in
tain ed S unday w ith a d in n er in B e rn a rd s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
re is plan- celebration of th e tw elfth birth-
honor of th e ir son A lvin, w ho was A lb ert Scott, a fter w hich th ey left Pe d ‘ . and . th . cy in te n d fu tu
to ask o th er day a n n iv ersary of E thel McCoy.
eleven years old P resen t w ere Mr.
io r .Gr.aP!S. P.aS-5
Clubs to jo in A benefit card party
F ran k V anderzanden left S u n
and Mrs. C harles W'hitesell. Mr. and on
business for th e life in su ran ce
be h eld J u ly 11 at th e L day aftern o o n w ith his brother
Mrs. A lbert K noble, all of P o rt com pany for w hich B ern ard is an w ill
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hom e M ceti
J u l 14
A
rth
u r for th e Tide W ater T im ber
land; Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H aase employe. T he ch ild ren rem ain ed at
£
of H illsboro; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. th e Scott hom e i ° r t h e w eek
‘ w o m e n ’s M issionary G uild of the Co. of A storia to resum e work.
H aase and son H arold of L aurel:
stra w b e rry season cam? to
M r an d Mrs_ A lbert Sco'
B eth an y B aptist ch u rch en te rta in e d a The
M r. and Mrs. H erb ert F icken and
close in this com m unity this
rn e M .
,h e v ram n ed th e ir husbands and frien d s w ith a week.
tw o daughters of Sherw ood: Mr. , n U ear
Mt. Hood, w here they cam ped p o t. luck d ln n e r in t h e ch u rch base-
and Mrs. Jo h n G oetze and son for sev
ons
eral days
aay s w ith
u n Mr.
wir. and
anu Mrs.
m is. -
-¡„ h .
r r? r.r» f
^»rs L ydia Alvord and
N orm an: Mr. and Mrs H enry J. W. Weaver, . a fte r w hich th ey spent ™e,n t„ P r ‘^ a y g . h ; ‘
Ja c k ie and Jim m ie, Mrs. Ruby
H aase and son W ilbur: Mr. and Mrs. several day s w ith relativ es in P o rt had ch arg e of th e p ro g ram w hich SlmmonR and £„ n Dona]d and M „
consis’ed of sev eral read in g s an d L o rretta F rje s e w ho h av „ b((.„
F red Haase; Jo h n and W illie M ey land.
m usical num bers. F o rty -th re e w ere
er. and the Jo h n H aase fam ily.
The T ig ard high school had elec present. T h e y o u n g d au g h te rs of picking stra w b e rrie s for J P V an
derzanden the past four weeks,
tion of d irecto
rs J u n e 22. E. C. G uild m em bers served,
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Rgv L eggr gnd c h r is R jch lef{ left for Toledo. Wash.. W ednesday
H unziker w as elected to fill th e
vacancy of D an Jones, w hose term last w eek for th e B ap tist c o n fe r to visit w ith Mrs. A lvord's b ro th
ers. A llan C rane and V ictor Crane,
ex p ired as chairm an. T he follow ence in C alifornia.
ing still hold office: H. E. Leedy.
M rs N ancy Bov. D o ro th y an d and th e ir fam , ilies.
, , . Miss L oretta
clerk. M etzger; F ritz Eisner, Bend; L orell Boy. C a rl'L a rs e n an d Bill p riese stopped off in P ortland to
(B y M iss M a r g a r e t M a th ie s e n )
H. E. S tew art. M .tzg er: M. S
M OUNTAINDALE — Miss O pal i K oopman, D urham ; G. M. Leslie, C a rr spent S u n d ay at W ahkeena
falls on th e C olum bia R iv er h ig h
S tew art, bride-elect of Dr. V irgil Tigard.
L ily of M organtow n. W. Va., was
R eceiv ersh ip for th e T ig ard Mo way.
honored w ith a linen show er at th e o r com pany w as appointed last
L. H. P eters hom e W ednesday a f t w eek by C ircu it Ju d g e R. F ran k Model Home O pening Big E vent
ernoon. Miss S tew art receiv ed m any P eters. P e rry L. A bbott. P ortland.
PORTLAND — M odel hom e day
b eau tifu l and useful gifts. The a ft w as nam ed tem p o rary receiver. The was celebrated in M edford J u n e 20
ernoon was spent in p laying “cooty" o rd er w as issued in com pliance w ith cerem onies a p p ro p ria te to the
in w hich Mrs. F red Poe and D or w ith a petitio n by W. M. Evans form al opening of th e m odel hom e
othy Poe received prizes. G uests and R. E. D ennison.
sponsored by th e Jack so n county
w ere V aneeta Hines of N ewport.
Bob D avis of n ear T ig ard re- 1 cham ber of com m erce. The launch-
Mrs. V ivian T om pkin of Gaston. ceived sev ere leg lacerations re- m g of th e p roject resu lted from
Je a n e tta W allace and E rm a B rady cently w hen a m ortocycle on w hich the prom otional activ ities of th e
of P ortland. Mrs. S adie H oskins of he w as rid in g s tru c k a picnic table Fed ral H ousing A d m in istratio n ir.
Dilley. Hazel B rady of F orest Grove. in th e R oam er’s Rest picnic grounds. S ou th ern O regon early in 1936.
Miss M yra W iedew itsch of C orne He was ru sh e d to St. V in cen t’s
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lius and M esdames Floyd Stovall. hospital, w h ere n u m ero u s stitches
O u r classified colum ns m ay have
Jo h n McNew, H ubert S m ith and w ere taken. He w ill pro b ab ly be ju st w h at you a re looking f o r -
son, A. E. Willis. Loel H ollenbeck. confined to bed for several weeks. R ead them .
tf
Mrs. Page G ard n er and Irene. Mrs.
T he schedule of W PA first aid
F re d Poe and D orothy and B etty classes w as ( hanged, b y choice of — —
of N orth Plains, H elen H ollenbeck. th e people attending, to M ondays
R uby Reynolds.
B etty McNew. and W ednesdays at th e T ig ard M.
M argaret M athiesen, t h e honored E church.
guest, Miss S tew art, and the h o st
M em bers of the Ficken fam ily of
esses, Mrs. G. W. S tew art. Mrs. L.
H. P eters and d au g h ter I.iela.
Mrs. Joe G oddard of St P ters-
burg, F lorida, w as a W ednesday
guest of h er sister, Mrs. N. H.
Phone 953 : Hillsboro
Toates.
Mrs. G. C onnolly was hostess at
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
a bridal show er at th e C om m unity
and
hall T hursday afternoon.
M any
LICENSED EMBALMERS
beautiful and useful gifts w ere r e
T rea ted
'I'h u is i I av. .Inly 2.
O R E G fì
visit w ith her fath er before re
tu rning to her hom o at Bay City
Robert Vandei .-anden amt Nor
man Y anloo left Friday for Hood
River to w ork in th e apple o;
e h a rd s .
Sunday d in n e r party guests .1
the homo of Mr and Mr- C harli
W addle w ere Mr and M is Pore;
W ln tfi.ld and B itty l.oti of Tun
ber. Mr and M r- Hoy Oglesby and
s(vn Don of Estacada. M r- 1.ill: in
I.a d u e rm a n of Forest G rove and
Mr. and Mrs Ira Brown.
Born to Mr and Mis Z elbert
Baker, a girl, S unday m orning at
Forest G rove
A rthur V anderzanden. the on of
Mr and M is J 1* W inder anden,
has been ill tbe St V incent's hos
pital in P ortland recovering from
a m inor operation h o is able to be
aro u n d again.
Miss Alma B rady of P ortland
spoilt a few davs last week at the
I. P B radv home
Mr
ind M r-
W ilftam Vanloo
m oved Sunday to th e C onsolidated
mill, w here lie w ill bo n ear his
work.
Mr and Mr.
Louis Strohm ay 1
w ere Sunday d in n e r party g u e s s at
the hom e of Mr and Mrs D uffy of
Amity.
Mr and Mrs W illiam Babuek
and little grandson of P ortland
are visiting at the Z. T. B aker
hom e for aw hile.
G uv R aym ond spent th e w eek
end in P o rtlan d visiting relatives.
Hayward
(By V ivian H udson 1
Jo h n A rdon has purchased forty
acres of land from Jam es Penm an
Miss Alice May B ornholtz of
B erkeley. Cal., w ho spent her v a
cation at the .Addle Hudson home,
re tu rn e d to her home Friday ev e
ning.
.All of th e children of Bert
O w ens m otored out from P ortland
Ju n e 18. spending the day w ith Mrs
B ert Owens.
S tra w b e rry harvest w ill soon be
over in this com m unity. T he berries
a re getting very sm all and hard to
find.
Grove
M . i i i
! and w hisper that you have taken
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\ .in.t. • \ . leu of Poi
G love w as elected .»• a tru stee of
th e O regon Fire Chief-' a oci.ition
.it the ehuMtig state m eeting at
M arshfield.
H un For by g ra ce a re you sav ed
th ro u g h l u th a n d th a t ta lth h
not of your.self. it in the gift of
God even the faith to bt* saved
must come from God.
Only a mom ent left, be quick
(•rove l egion lle c ts
“For w hosoever shall call on the
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t
nam e of the Lord «ball be s a v e d ”
of .American l.ecion post at Fore- ; l i n e vou will go out empty hand
G n \ e to succeed 11 G Bond. Ai ...I II,, ic w a i.l liuvr >1>U laid up
th u r Broderson u* adjutant.
\ t, b ia u ti Ml. Itched from t h e
burning, yon a re sax » d in your
I>l \ I II BI l> I d l’l \ I \ \ ( I
la t hour Ci v out! man, cry out
On that day w li.n the G rim Ju t ,e. 1 am. w ithout one plea
H caper calls, ina\ tin* m erciful God
stre tc h >our life l\v one hour, a n t
in that hour may you lay hold on
»i glorious eternity
All y o u r life, it may he. you
w ent on in self-w ill and sm. c h e a t
ing God out of his own. For the
great God w ould have glorified
H im self and m agnified His nam e
through you.
C r\ out to Hun now. for God
w ould have .ill men come to r e
pentance Cry out to Him. e \c n .
in this last hour of y o u r life Cry
out for the spark of saving faith
that he must give you if you are
to be saved Yes ! n the faith
that m akes you know Jesus C hrist
to be G od’s Son and slam for
your sm s Cry out for tin» faith
you m ust have from God to m ake
that slain Lamb yours
Weak, h elp less, s i n k i n g a n d
b reath in g your hist. ci> out for
that faith and act upon it. Ju st as
a fam ished man w ould reach out
for .» cup of cold w ater, so you a
dying man must reach out and
tak e the cup of salvation.
Get som eone’s ear dow n d o e
tut that Thy blood was shed foi
me And that T hou lu d d st in
to The«* O. l a m b of G od I
com e
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Gone is tho expensive, old-lashioned engine over
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Y our Ju ly It It O uting
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in your Ford which has been thoroughly and com
P O L O S H IR T
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‘F U T U R E "
here !
IS
That HOME .von plan
to hui hi o I* remodel
"someday” can he a
reality NOW.
W e w ill m ak e your
p lan s and give e sti
m ates on new b u ild
ings, rem od elin g or
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ICE D E PA R T M E N T
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Let us help you w ith
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th e F H A .
( OOL ;i- .i nhower
pletely reconditionod at the Ford Factory. Evory
cpecilicalions which assure now engino poriormanco.
hard
Tho installation takos only a few hours.
to beat for ( ’( >.M !•’< HiT and
m ighty GOOD LOOKING.
This samo exchange plan also applies to such units
$ 4 | GO
as the egrburotor, generator, distributor and fuel
pump. Il saves you timo and monoy. Drive in today.
See our w ide v ariety of q u ality
polo s h ir t, cottons and rayon
classy sty les
.ili colors. Smalt,
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The
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H illsboro
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If your home
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against fire
you’d better carry
a rabbit’s foot
ttuW U f.
in every pocket!
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order a supply of M cCorm ick-Dcering
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Six Big Balls to the bale of M cCormick-
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The original “ Big-Ball’’ Tw ine is plainly m arked
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breakage or waste.
Plnn now to nafeguard y o u r
te r t y o u rs e lf fro m -k id d in g
holiday plca-ure und insure a
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wearing U, S. Itoyal-. Protect
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