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Extension Meetings
Eight Communities
T h e fo llo w itiK r x te n : io n m ee tin g s
nre now b e in g o rg a n iz e d In ( V d w
M ill, Hoy, W .»liner M o u n ta in , I m i
»•I. N o rth P lains, S h e rw o o d , C h e rry
G lo v e und N o rw o o d , th e m ost re
r c n t lv o rg a n ize d u n it, n re o rd ln g to
Mi.s. B la n c h e
E ie k w o rth . co u n ty
hom e d e m o n s tra tio n
agent.
T he
project.*» to be stu d ie d b y th e honie-
m a k e rs tin « ye u r In c lu d e m enu plan
n ln g and ta b le n e rv ie r, c o lo r und it *
use in th e horn»’, g a rm e n t finish« *;,
a fu r n it u r e r e fln h h in g school und
fa m ily liv in g c o n fire n c «
N«*w o f
fic e rs elected at C e d u r M ill u n it for
th e
c o rn in g y e a r are
M is
A
S c h u ltz , c h a irm a n ;
Mi
G eorge
F o rg e , s e c re ta ry . M rs C h a rle s West,
song le a d e r; M rs E d ith O wens, li
b ra , ian N e w o ffic e rs elected ut
W a lla c e M o u n ta in e x te n s io n u n it
a rc M rs G la d y s S m ith , c h a irm a n ,
Mr.*; I ’ B Nelson, s e c re ta ry ; M rs
V L. C o n k lin , song leader, and
I* I
I
T
m e e tin g in c lu d e s p la n n in g th e y e a r’s
p ro g ra m o f a c tiv itie s , « le ctio n of
n e w o ffic e rs and a d is c u s s io n of
n p a re n t e d u c a tio n p ro je c t on “ U n
d e rs tn n d in g O ur. elves ” T h e m e e t­
in g » sch e d uled fo r n e x t w e e k in
e lu d e N o rw o o d . T h u r la v S e p te m ­
b e r 24. at th e C o m m u n ity House.
C h e rr y G ro v e F rid a y , S eptem ber
25 at M r
M a ry K u r tz '
home,
N o rth P la in s. W ednesday. S e p te m ­
b e r 30, at th e school house M e e t­
ings are p la n n ed to s ta rt at 10 30
a rn.
T h e fir s t m e e tin g on M e n u P la n ­
n in g and T a b le S e rv ic e w ill be held
at S h e rw o o d on T ue sd a y, S e p te m ­
b e r 22. w ith M iss L u c y A Case,
e x te n s io n s p e cia list
in n u tritio n ,
g iv in g th e d e m o n -tra t,o n T h e m e e t­
in g w ill s ta rt at 1 o 'c lo c k in th e
Ol? «»n h a ll A ll those in te re s te d u n ­
in v ite d to a tte n d
C ra te r l.u k e , und o ilie r s r e n i e p la i t
in O regon. T h e ir t r ip lo o k tie in
.tllll) O llie-,
III C a lif 'll IH.I th e y e n
c o u n te re d some h ot w e a th e r, the
te m p e iu tu i'e b e in g 11)7 degres.
Visit Several Stairs—
M r m id M r
F re d B o w lb y , son
B a rto n and d a u g h te r I ’a tty . r e t u r n ­
ed lu st w ei k fro m a t r ip w h ic h
in c lu d e d a v is it w ith M i B o w lb y 's
slater», Mr». F. B B o h lso n o f O n ­
ta rio . O re . and M rs. F re d Stevens
o f A c e q u ia , Id a ho ,
and fa m ilie s
O th i r places v is ite d w ere B oise m id
M oscow .
Idaho,
W e natchee
and
o th e r place» In W a sh in g ton .
Miss Junkin and
J. K. Nokes Wed
H ev A H a w th o rn e , pa? * o r o f th e
H ills b o ro M e th o d is t c h n n h . o f f i c i ­
ated at tin* m a rria g e o f M r s E v e ­
ly n L J u n k in to J ft. N okes. bo th
o f T ig a rd . T h e w e d d in g was fie ld
last S u n d a y in th e T ig a rd ch u rc h .
T in* y o u n g p« o p le a rc b o th g ra d u ­
ates o f I.in fie ld college, M t M in n -
v ille , elasa o f 1930
Mr
N okes is on th e M o rn in g
O re g o n ia n s ta ff.
M r a rid
Mi < C h a rle » W a lk e r,
M r a n d M rs A ‘ F .S c h e n d e l, D r
and M r
It J. N ic o l M r. a n d M r.
G H M o rg a n a m i M iss E liz a b e th
O tt w e re am o n g H ills b o ro people
win» a tte n d e d tlie R o u n d -U p at
P e n d le to n last w e e k-e n d
M id v ille S tin e o f O a k la n d , C al .
bin ‘ «H i-m -law ,
Mr
T u r n e r and
lit t le d a u g h te r, v is ite d M o n d a y at
tin* W E lia y .. hom«’ M r S tin e is
a b ro th e r o f M rs. I la y *, a m t th e y
hud n o t «oen each o ilie r fo r 30
Mrs. Warrens
K. P. Speaker
M rs
I ib r lle
W a rre n , o f F u rra t
Grove. In ch a rg e o f a W P A p ro je c t
'o r w o m en in th is county. w ill
•8 il at th e H u sim
and I't f, s
•tonal Women’s rlnh Friday e ve ­
n in g at th e c h a m b e r o f com m erce
room s
T h e h o s p ita lity co m m itte e
w i l l have ch a rg e o f th e d in n e r,
W hich w ill he se rve d at 6 30 o 'clo ck
F in a n c e c o m m itte e has a rra n g e d
the p ro g ra m fo r th e m e e tin g in
r o - o r d in a n r e w ith th e p ro g ra m c a l­
e n d a r n rra n g e d b y th e p a tio n n l 'o r­
g a n iz a tio n . A ll m em b e rs a rc u rg e d
to a tte n d
I.orals Mixed—
In
last w e e k's p a p e r
tw o lo ca ls
became scram bled, and w e re p r i n t ­
ed w ro n g O ne s h o u ld hnv.- r i .id
ns fo llo w * M r
and M rs H e n ry
Jacobson und fa m ily arid M r and
Mr
Pete Y u n k e r and fa m ily o f
n o rth e a s t o f H ills b o r o
re tu rn e d
F rid a y fro m a w e e k's t r ip to V ic ­
to ria , It ( ' T h e o th e r lo c a l sh o u ld
h a v e read: M rs. E va B a g n e ll re ­
tu rn e d T h u rs d a y
fro m a w e e k s
v is it w ith M rs F. F. E d w a rd s and
fa m ily o f H e p p n e r.
Current Magazines
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tu re M agazine, P o p u la r M ech a n ic
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lo r ia l R e vie w . In le , B e lte r H u m e
1 and G a rd e n . Bovs' F ife . Wee Wi.
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M agazines m a y be cheeked o u t
a fte r th e y » re a m o n th old. b i t
a re fo u n d on th e re a d in g ta b le th e
' i u r r e lit m o n th .
N a tio n a l G .o r g r a p h ic does n o t
c ire u lu te , b u t 1934 and 1935 are
no w b o u n d und on th e re fe re n c e
shelf. T h e y m ay be cheeked out.
years.
Mr
G e o rg e FollLs rp e n t th e
w e e k -e n d in P o rtla n d
w it h
her
c h ild re n . She w e n t in
w ith h e r
house gueads. M r. and M rs. Joseph
C h ild e rs and son. w h o w e n t on to
S alem to v is it re la tiv e s .
C lvd«’ B lo d g e tt, e m p lo y e d w ith
M orn ln g d « *’v d a iry , re tu rn e d M o n ­
day fro m Kansas. b rin g in g h is fa th ­
er a nd m o th e r am t t h e ir fa m ily
w it h h im T h e y have ta k e n a fa rm
on C o rn e liu s Pass.
M rs Ida R o b e rtso n acco m p a n ie d
h e r so n -in la w end d a u g h te r M r
a nd M rs W. H F r in k o f P o rtla n d ,
on a t r i p la s t w o r k to th e D eschutes
V aliev . M t H o o d , O 'a ’l.e L a k e i.ea:
M ount
J e ffe rs o n ,
and th e
hot
sp rin g s at B rv ite n b u s h .
R< .
I Ml
H
l l .' k
Mn
G eorge F is c h e r and Mr.*
N. E
H a w o rth a tte n d e d th e b o a rd m e e t­
in g o f th e P o rtla n d a u x ilia r y o f th e
E p isco p a l c h u rc h nt T r in it y p a r ­
ish house M on d a y.
M i S3 Phoebe J
H a w th o rn » ’. a
se n io r in L in f ie ld college, w ill be
th e so lo ist o f th e 11 o ’c lo ck s e rv ­
ice in
th e
H ills b o ro
M e th o d is t
c h u rc h S u n d a y m o rn in g .
Mr
a i.d M n
C h . u h ’S W i t c h e r
and th re e c h ild re n and M iss M i l ­
d re d D a rb y o f T illa m o o k .-.pent the
w e e k -e n d a t th e G eorge S e lfrid g e
home.
V is its fro m H o n o lu lu —
M r and M rs B L e e rs o f O ak
i of Ron >- H a rb o r. Wa.-h . spent th e w e e k-e n d
lu lu a rr iv e d
T ue sd u y
fro m San w ith M r. and M r
Ben W Faber.
F ra n c is c o to spend a p a rt o f her M rs. L o ir s is a s is te r o f M rs.
th re e m o n th s ' v a c a tio n w it h her Faber.
co u sin , M rs
V e r lu i C o ch ra n , and
M r and M rs W a lte r F ra z ie r and
fa m ily . M i i A v a il is e m p lb ycd d a u g h te r B a rb a ra o f M a rtin e z . C a l .
in H o n o lu lu by th e B is h o p N a tio n a l! are guest» o f M rs. F ra z ie r ’s a u n t.
B u n k and T ru s t co m p a n y, und th is M rs. Sain C oy. a n d fa m ily .
Is h e r f ir s t v is it to th e m a in la n d ,
M r. and M rs G. A M itc h e ll and
M rs . K e lle y S p e a ke r—
fa m ily
o f P e n d le to n
spent
th e
D e lp h ia n s o c ie ty w ill meet M o n ­ w e e k-e n d w ith M r. and M rs. J. L
day fo r lu n ch e on w it h M rs. It II , Searcy.
E a ste r ut one o’clock. Mrs J. W ;
M rs. A r t h u r K ro c g e r a tte n d e d a
K e lle y w ill be truest sp e a ker and S ig m a K a p p a tea in P o rtla n d M o n ­
w ill ta lk on h e r t r ip to M e x ic o a d a y a fte rn o o n a t th e h o m e o f M rs.
fe w m o n th ' ago. M rs T ho m a s C o n ­ H a r rie t M oo re .
n e ll and M rs G . T. M c G ra th have
Mr
and M rs. S. H
T h w a ite
ch a rg e o f th e p ro g ra m , s tu d y s u b ­ sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d at B re m e rto n .
je c t o f w h ic h is " M e x ic o ."
W a s h . w it h M r. a nd M rs. W. F.
T a y lq r.
Mrs. Ilurd Hostess—
M rs. E E G ilb e r t o f S alem is
M iss K a th le e n S h o re and Miss
Hazel Moon Of C a lg a ry . A i l a l t a . v is itin g h e r b ro th e r and s is te r-in -
la
w
. D r. and M rs. H e n ry Y oung.
C anada, w e re h o n o r guests at a d in - ;
M iss M a rth a S ta n g e l o f P o rtla n d
ner
p a rty F rid a y n ig h t nt
th e i
spent
th e w e e k -e n d
w ith
M rs.
hom e o f M r. and M rs E F. H u rd
O th e r guests w e re M iss
Bessie C a ro lin e S ta n g e l and fa m ily .
S tra ite . C u r tis D u rie . R oy P a in te r
M rs A n n a W illia m s o n is s p e n d ­
f nnil Fi ne, t BrOWR.
in g th e w eek at Seaside w it h M iss
R u th B lu m o f P o rtla n d .
Starts Dramatic Classes—
Mr
H II. S ta n n a rd announce» ,
th a t she w ill s ta rt d ra m a tic classes i
O c to b e r 11. T h is is a re g u la r u n i- I
v e r s lty course. J u n io r t h e a t r e !
groups.
I». V . V. M eets—
D a u g h te rs o f U n io n V e te ra n » w ill
m eet M o n d a y n ig h t at tlie V e te r­
ans’ h a ll on W est M u in street.
Return from
Phone 953
:
Mt
A zalea S ager state le a d e r o f
hom e e co n om ics e x te n ion.
w ill
m eet w ith e x te n s io n u n it o ffic e rs ,
c o u n ty e x te n s io n c o m m itte e , and
a ll o th e rs In tc re led in
le a rn in g
h o w to c o n d u c t a business m e e tin g
p r o p « ly , iri th e c o u n ty c o u rt roo m
o f th ' c o u rt house in H ills b o r o to ­
d a y < Thui .day)
b e g in n in g a t 10
a. m. T h e m o rn in g m e e tin g is p r i ­
m a r ily fo r e x te n s io n u n it o ffic e rs ,
b u t a g e n e ra l m e e tin g a t 1:30 w ill
be o f in te re s t to a il those c o n d u c t­
in g m e e tin g
T h e n 1 w ill be
a
d e m o n s tra tio n o f a p ro p e r ly c o n ­
d u cte d business m e e tin g A d d it io n ­
al in fo rm a tio n can be o b ta in e d by
c a llin g th e c o u n ty agent's o ffic e .
M a u d M M orse e x te n s io n s p e c ia l­
ist in p a r - n t e d u c a tio n and c h ild
d e v e lo p m e n t w i l l speak on “ T h e
C a re o f C h ild r e n ” at a m e e tin g to
be h e ld in th e c o u rt house F rid a y
A ll m o th e r;,
g ra n d m o th e rs
and
o th e rs in te re ted in a p p ly in g n u rs ­
e ry school m e th o d , o f c h ild t r a in ­
in g in th e hom e a re in v ite d to a t­
tend. T h e m e e tin g w i l l s ta rt at
1:30 p m. an l w ill be h e ld in th e
c o u n ty c o u rt ro o m , a c c o rd in g to
M iss
B la n c h e E ie k w o rth , c o u n ty
hom e
d e m o n s tra tio n a gent. T h e
m e e tin g is p la n n e d to s ta rt th e
t r a in in g o f those w h o w ish to s u p e r­
vise o r ca re fo r c h ild re n , b u t any
person h a v in g the ca re o f c h ild re n
w ill fin d th e d iscu ssio n v e ry v a lu ­
able.
M rs M o rs e w i l l b r in g a fin e
h o m e -m a d e to y d is p la y as w e ll as
n e w p a m p h le ts and books on c h ild
ca re a nd d e v e lo p m e n t.
J u d g e and M rs. It F ra n k Peter»
re tu rn e d S u n d a y fro m
P o ca te llo .
Idaho, w h e re th e y a tte n d e d th e
Id a h o M a so n ic G ra n d Fudge last
w eek
They
also a tte n d e d
th e
R o u n d -U p a t P e n d le to n on th e ir
w a y hom e
M r. and M rs J W B a ile y , w h o
M r and M rs H W S n w d o n le ft sp e n t th e s u m m e r at th e ir s u m m e r
F in la y fo r C o lo ra d o S p rin g s to a t ­ hom e at Seaside, re tu rn e d hom e
te n d a w e d d in g th e re to d a y T h e y last w e e k. M rs B a ile y was a guest
have been in P o rtla n d and v is itin g th e f ir s t o f th e w e e k o f M rs. C.
h e r pa re n ts. M r and M r». F W B B u ch a n a n Sr. at M c M in n v ille .
S in c la ir, d u rin g th e past fe w weeks
M r and M rs J. G le n A lle n , f o r ­
M rs N e llie C a ssid y and M rs M a y m e r ly o f H ills b o r o b u t n o w
of
M eans o f V a n c o u v e r. Wa h . and P o rtla n d , w e re S u n d a y guests o f
M rs L illie M a r tin o f S e a ttle w e re M r and M rs . J. N
W ile y . T h e y
w e e k-e n d guests o f M rs. W. M. I w e re i n ro u te hom e fro m O a k la n d .
Snipes o f R e e d v illc .
C«l.
E a rl F. N icke so n . w h o is s ta tio n ­
A r t h u r M c D a n ie l, w h o is s ta ­
tio n e d at th e n a v a l h o s p ita l on ed a b o a rd th e b a ttle s h ip U S. S.
at
B re m e rto n ,
W ash,
M a re
Isla n d , n e a r V a lle jo , C a l . C o lo ra d o
spent L a b o r D a y w e e k-e n d w ith his spent se ve ra l days last w e e k w ith
h is p a re n ts, M r. and M rs. B. R
m o th e r, M r». H e le n M c D a n ie l.
P r o f a nd M r ,. A le x a n d e r S te in - Nickeson.
Misses V ir g in ia
B ro g d e n a n d
e rt o f C o lu m b ia academ y, n e a r B a t­
tle G ro u n d . W ash . v is ite d
w ith M a ry Y o d e r w e re R o u n d -U p v is ­
Mr
and
M r».
V e r lin
C o ch ra n ito rs fro m F rid a y to S u n d a y . T h e y
acco m p a n ie d M is s Y o d e r's parents.
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g
M r. and M rs. G o rd o n H u lit o f M r a nd M rs L le w e lly n o f P o r t­
McCloud, C a l., »pent the week-end la n d . to P e n d le to n .
M iss C o n sta nce C o c h ra n o f B a k e r
w ith h is p a re n ts. M r. and M rs. I,
a rr iv e d T u e sd a y fo r a fe w days'
IV . H u lit.
M r. and M rs M . A S c h m id t and v is it w it h h e r siste r, M rs. J W
d a u g h te r
V e rn a .
and
L o r c t l a B a rn e y, a nd fa m ily b e fo re g o in g to
W r ig h t
spent
th e w e e k -e n d at M o n m o u th , w h e re she w ill a tte n d
N o rm a l school.
I R o cka w a y
M rs J a c k I.ochead and d a u g h te r
F ra n k C a rte r, fo r m e r ly o f Eugene,
was a guest o f D r and M rs. A . O D o n n a o f Salem spent th e w e e k ­
end
w it h D r. and M rs. A O. P i t ­
P itm a n T h u rs d a y evening
m an. D on n a had h e r to n s ils re m o v ­
M rs, A lm a S cheetz and son o f ed M o n d a y at Jones h o s p ita l.
V a n c o u v e r. W ash . w e re w e e k-e n d
M r. and M rs. R o y a l C o c h ra n o f
i guests at th e W illia m R obb home.
O a k la n d . Cal., w e re guests M o n ­
M ias C h r is tin e R o b b le ft S a tu r ­ d a y o f M r. a nd M rs. J N. W ile y ,
day fu r A lb a n y , w h e re she w i l l a t ­ en ro u te h o m e fro m C anada.
te n d A lb a n y C o lle g e .
E d w a rd L
S c h e id t, te a c h e r o f
M r. a nd M rs. V ic to r S. M adsen v io lin a n d p ia n o at R ock C re e k ,
spent S a tu rd a y w it h r e la t iv e s at has
resu m e d
te a c h in g
a fte r
a
m o n th ’» v a c a tio n .
S ilv e rto n .
M r. a n d M rs. D ic k S to lte n b e rg
D a vis A u ld and V e rn o n S m ith
j a tte n d e d th e R o u n d -U p at P e n d le ­ spent th e w ie k - e n d w ith M r. and
M rs Ed Reede a t S ilv e rto n .
to n last w eek.
in g S u n d a y m o rn in g in th e V e n e ­
tia n th e a tre , b e g in n in g
a t 9:45
E vang. list Ross has addressed men
a ll o v e r t h " n a tio n in elube- I'x lg e
h a lls and ch u rch e s. T h e m e e tin g
S u n d a y m o rn in g is sponsored by
th e "9 9'’ m en's class (if tlie C 'hri -
tia n i lu rc h , ta u g h t by R. F. P u t­
nam , pastor.
T o n ig h t 'T h u r s d a y ) th e e v a n g e l­
ist's them e i "T h e W ay to H a v e n "
and he w ill s k e tc h b e fo re th e a u d i­
ence a n o th e r one o f h is b e a u tifu l
a r t pe to re s as "B e y o n d th e T id e "
is be in g sung lie w ill also p la y a
saxophone and v io lin solo. F rid a y .
“ Second C o m in g o f C h r is t" w ith
" B e a u tifu l G a lile e " th e
a rt
p ic ­
tu re : S a tu rd a y . "S h o rt Beds and
N a rro w C o v e rs " w ith th e a r t p ic ­
tu re . "T h e
H a r b o r la n d ," S u n d a y
m o rn in g .
T h e N e w T e s ta m e n t A n
E v e ry M e m b e r C h u rc h :’’ e v e n in g
" H id in g B e h in d O u r R e fu g e
of
L ie s " w ith a r t p ic tu re , “ T h e O ld
R ugged Cross."
A fe a tu re o f in te re s t at th e r e ­
v iv a l th is w e e k has been th e “ T w o
A ce s." M r. and M rs. C h a rle s Stone,
n o ted ra d io and co n c e rt n e g ro s in g ­
e rs fro m Des M oines. Io w a . T h e y
appeared S u n d a y and T uesday
T h e m ee tin g s c o n tin u e
n ig h tly ,
b e g in n in g at 7:45 o 'clo ck. T h e p u b ­
lic is in v ite d .
Visit Yellowstone Park—
Joe N Coe and L . Y. Congdon,
p ro p rie to rs o f th e P e rfe c tio n B a k ­
ery. re tu rn e d T h u rs d a y fro m about
a w eek's t r ip to Y e llo w s to n e N a tio n ­
al p a rk T h e y sp e n t some tim e at
'h e s m e lte r at A naconda. M ontana,
on th e ir w a y home.
M i >s D o ro th e a Fong, in s tru c to r Rride-Eleet Honored—
o f th e N a tio n a l In s titu te o f M u s ic
A . b o w e r c o m p lim e n tin g M iss I.a -
and Ar'.s. w ill p re e n t h e r v io lin H eyne. b rid e -e le c t o f D e lb e rt B ie rs -
and g u ita r p u p ils in a r e c ita l S a t­ d o rf, was g iv e n by M esdam e» A
u rd a y e v e n in g at th e u n io n h ig h C laeys and A T a c k S a tu rd a y e ve ­
s ch o o l a u d ito riu m . T h e re w ill be n in g at th e V ic to r F a H e y n e hom e
b etw een 7(1 and B0 p u p ils pre se n te d . A b o u t 125 guests w e re present.
In a d d itio n to th e en se m b le n u m ­ Visits British ( olumbia—
bers w h ic h in c lu d e a ll th e students,
M iss J u lia T a to m is e n jo y in g a
solo n u m b e rs w ill be p la y e d b y
K a th r v n Reule. Eugene Pe’ o ff. B e t­ v a c a tio n t r ip to V ic to r ia and V a n ­
co
u ve r. B. C., and a visit w ith her
ty
W a rn e r.
V ir g in ia
P a tte rson .
J a c q u e lin e F e v to n and J o y A lle n . co u sin at B e llin g h a m . Wash. M iss
P u p il., w ill b presented fro m H ills ­ T a to m w ill f ly hom e fr o m S e a ttle
b oro, F orest G r o v e . M ilw a u k ie . th e last o f th e w eek.
B e a v e rto n , and M u ltn o m a h
Duet
Our classified columns may havr
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A d v a n c e d o rch e stra p u p ils , w h o
h a ve s tu d ie d v io lin fo r a lm ost tw o
year.», w ill p la y " F e s tiv a l O v e r ­
tu re ." " M a lite a G a v o t t e . "
and
"L o v e 's Dr< am W a ltz " O rc h e s tra
Osteopathic
n u m b e r, w ill be g in at 8 p. m. T h e
Physician and Surgeon
p u b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a t ­
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
te n d
LOONEY
P ro d u c e rs o f Q u illt y
SA N D and G RAVEL
Plant located 4 miles north of
Forest Grove on Gales Creek.
Phone 1609K
School
Books and
Supplies
Dr. Wm. E. Hinds
P la n to L o c a te H ere—
M r. and M rs. Joseph C h ild e rs and
son o f U n io n S tar, M is s o u ri, v is ­
ite d M r. a nd M r.
G eorge F o lk s
T h u rs d a y . T h e y and M r and M rs
F o llis d ro v e to N e lsco tt, DePoe Bay.
T a ft a n d o v e r th e Y a q u in a B a y
Anniversary Celebrated—
b rid g e a t N e w p o rt T h e y re tu rn e d
M r and M rs. W L. Batchelder F rid a y v ia A s to ria and V e rn o n ia .
w e re guests o f h o n o r at a d in n e r I t w as th e C h ild e r fa m ily 's fir s t
S u n d a y at th e hom e o f t h e ir son t r ip to th e ocean. T h e y h a v e sold
a nd d a u g h te r-in -la w . M r. and M rs. t h e ir hom e in M is s o u ri and p la n to
E lm e r B a tc h e ld e r, o f C o n n e ll s ta ­ lo c a te in th e west.
tio n . O th e r guests w e re M rs. E l­ Nephew Dies—
m e r B a tc h e ld e r's p a re n ts and g re a t-
N. E. H a w o r th re ce ive d w o rd th is
uncle. M r. and M rs . J a c k A n d e rs o n
w e e k o f th e d e a th S e p te m b e r 8 o f
o f P o rtla n d , a nd Jam es C a m p o f
h is n e p h e w . P a u l
H a w o rth ,
of
San L e a nd ro , Cal.
K n o x v ille . Tennessee li e h ad u n ­
Return from Canada—
d e rg o n e an o p e ra tio n f o r a p p e n d i­
Paul
M rs. L e o n a rd V a n F o m and d a u g h ­ c itis a nd d id n o t re c o v e r
te r G la d y s re tu rn e d th is w e e k fro m spent some tim e h e re w ith his u n c le
a
fe
w
y
e
a
rs
ago.
a tw o w eeks' t r ip to V ic to r ia and
V a n c o u v e r, B. C . and a v is it w ith Present P laylet—
frie n d s in S e a ttle , Wash. A t V ic ­
T h e p la y le t, "T a k e H "e d —G o Y e .”
to r ia th e y v is ite d M iss L illie M c ­
w i l l be p re s e n t'd in th e H ills b o ro
In ty re . a s is te r o f L . H . M c In ty r e
M e th o d is t c h u rc h S u n d a y e v e n in g
o f L e is y v ille .
a t 7:45 b y th e W. H. M S. o f th e
V isiting in East—
C o rn e liu s c h u rc h . Reader. M rs. E cho
M r. and M rs. E lm e r W o h le r o f S haw .
w e st o f H ills b o ro a re v is itin g r e l­
a tiv e s at D e tro it. M ic h .. C hicago,
M r a n d M rs . F ra n k S c h n e id e r
and o th e r places in th e east. T h e y a tte n d e d th e R o u n d -U p at P e n d le ­
to o k d e liv e ry on a c a r at D e tro it to n la s t w e e k.
a nd a rc g o in g to d r iv e back.
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Phone Office 861
Residence 862
P ia n o P u p ils
Your name in gold
on any
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Beginners or Advanced
Fountain Pen
purchased here.
Instruction
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Experienced Teacher
G raduate
University of Washington
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W e R epair
Z K odaks, T yp ew riters
«
and Fountain Pens
W R IT E
Florence Ginder
Miller
The Delta Drug
Store
153 N. 3rd A ve., H ills b o ro
for inform ation
SA V E
ON
S E R V IC E
W HY?
Chicken Dinner
Mrs. Barnes III—
M rs. W a rre n B a rn e s o f n e a r F o r ­
est G ro v e u n d e rw e n t an o p e ra tio n
f o r a p p e n d ic itis S u n d a y n ig h t at
th e Jones h o s p ita l, D r. J. O. R obb
o p e ra tin g .
SAXTON A
L a d ie s o f S t E d w a rd 's c h u rc h o f
N o r th P la in s w i l l have a c h ic k e n ’
d in n e r at th e c h u rc h S u n d a y, S e p ­
te m b e r 20. a t 12, noon. E v e ry b o d y
w e lc o m e .
30-1 1
not get the best .
S p ecia lized R epair Service
Since it costs no more!
Modern Beauty and
Barber Shop
Cor. S. W. First and Main
Oil P erm an en t
W ave,
C om plete
No appointment necessary
Open evenings
RAD IO S - W A SH ER S
R efrigerators - A p p lia n ces
Portland
S1
90
Douglass
•
Davison
Selfridge Furniture Store
SA V E
ON
Phone 31X
S E R V IC E
These coinfort-lovhig people are
typical o f the thousands who
HEAT WITH LOW-COST PORTLAND GAS!
IN S U R A N C E M A N . H o race
M eeklem , 1209 S.E. 60th Ave.,
w rites "K o ra g o o d m an y y ears
we h av e used g a s fo r heating,
cooking, w a t e r h e a t i n g a n d
re frig e ra tio n —a n d h av e found
it to be m o st co n v en ien t, e ffi­
cien t an d econom ical. In so far
a s th e h e a tin g p la n t is con
cerned, all I know is th a t tw io
a y e a r one of y o u r service
m en calls to in sp e c t it, to lig h t
it o r tu r n it off. I t o p e ra te s
a u to m a tic a lly an d re q u ire s no
a tte n tio n w h a ts o e v e r from me.
A s co m p ared to th e co n v en ­
ience, th e co st of g a s se n d e e
is a b s u rd ly low, th a n k s to your
sp e cial co m b in atio n r a te .”
PRINTER. AI P C utler, $25 N E.
Ave-, m ) s •
■ gal •
in th e m o rn in g by flicking m y fin g er on th e
th e rm o s ta t le c e rta in ly easy. T h n t’s w hy r
like n e v e r-fa llin g g a s h e a t. G as doesn’t cost
SERVICE STATIO N M ANAGER. “You may quota
me a s sa y in g th a t I'm v ery m uch pleased w ith g a s
h eat. I con sid er g a s th e only h e a t t h a t 's really a u to ­
m atic. T h e re ’s n e v e r a n y b o th e r a b o u t ordering, d e ­
livery or a n y th in g like th a t. B ecau se g as h e a t o ffers
so m an y conveniences, I feel t h a t th e co st is m o st
reaso n a b le .” H a rla n d B rock, 565 Oxford St» Salem.
m uch m oney eith er. I w o u ld n ’t t h i n k of
ch an g in g to an y o th e r fuel fo r h eatin g , cook­
ing und T \uter h e a tin g .”
Gas heat has proved ideal for every size home!
Let os give you a scientific estimate o f what it w ill
cost yon to enjoy this unsurpassed automatic heat!
PLATES
So thin you can sec through
them, yet strong and
durable.
A D JU STM EN TS
No waiting . . . no suit
. . . your auto accident ad­
justment will b e settled
promptly and courteously.
O ld Line B oard
Compartiea
Ask
CHARLES DUMAS
Hillsboro, Rt. 5
About bis claim
Liberal Credit
D E N T IS T
Evantfelist Meets
Miss I). To ng
Two M eetings
Attract
Interest
Presents Pupils
Planned Today
T lie F lo y d A
Ros.s e v a n g e lis tic
m e e tin g , at tlie C h r is tia n c h u rc h
mg
in in te re s t n ig h tly .
Saturday at 8
and / 'riday Here a H re e w g ill io w addre
s a m en', ma
m e, t-
F lo ra l
T R A N SP A R E N T
Commercial Bldg.
Second and Main Sts.
H illsbo ro
Phone 61
Pape Three
OREGON
Hillsboro
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and
LICENSED KMliALMERS
M r. and M rs. W. V B e rg e n r e ­
tu rn e d S u n d a y fro m a tw o w eeks'
va c a tio n , w h ic h in c lu d e d a t r ip
dow n
th e coast und Redwoods
h ig h w a y to S to c k to n , Cal., w h e re
th e y v is ite d frie n d s . R e tu rn in g th e y
• v is ite d O reg o n Caves, G ra n ts Pass.
Dr. P. G. Brown
H IL L S B O R O ,
Donclson Ô6 Sewell
Vacation—
I »Ineerely try to make ev ­
ery plate natural looking,
comfortable and restore lost
features as near ns possible.
ARGUA,
RUSHLOW
GO Kinds of Insurant*
Phone 1701Y
33G E. Washington
• If you’re looking for real winter com­
fort, you find it in gas heat. Gas is the
only fuel that is truly automatic. Never
failing, it assures you even, clean, safe,
healthful warmth, absolutely without
work or worry on your part. You never
have to order gas and neither do you
store it in your basement or on your
property. Yet gas is always available
the instant you need it.
You can have winter comfort at low
cost, too. Gas heat is economical for gas
beating rates are down. And when you
heat with gas you get all your gas on
the low heating rate. Gas heating equip­
ment is highly efficient. It costs consid­
erably less than other automatic heat­
ing appliances. Ask a Portland Gas &
Coke Company representative to advise
you about heating your home with gas.
Call BR. 7611 or visit our showrooms
at Sixth and Salmon. (Other showrooms
in Vancouver, Oregon City, Salem, Al­
bany, Corvallis, Hillsboro, Newberg.)
LOGGER. A. C H ltch m an
of V ancouver, W ash ., say»
‘ T h ere Is a lo t of wood
w h ich I casi h av e for th e
haulin g , b u t th e g a s f u r ­
nace you in stalled fo r me
h e a ts fo r little en o u g h
mon«^- th a t s p littin g wood
an d th e w ork an d d ir t co n ­
n ected w ith b u rn in g wood
m ak es g a s h e a t th e b eet
b u y .” H is hom e Is a t 2405
E . 13th S tre et.
Lowe, Rights F O R E M A N -D E P T . OF PU B LIC W O R K S . Mr. It.
F . H u rlb u rt, seconded b y M rs. H u rlb u rt, said re c e n tly : ” W e have
used g a s fo r h e a tin g an d cooking fo r th e p a s t 15 y ears. I t Is v ery
co n v en ien t, clean, econom ical and sa tis fa c to ry In all resp ects. O ur
g a s bill p er m o n th fo r h e a tin g an d cooking Is a b o u t th e sam e a s
fo r solid fuels. In cid en tally , w e h av e alw a y s found th e G as Co’s
em ployee» v e ry cap ab le a n d co u rteo u s.” T h e H u r lb u rt’s reside a t
3274 S.E . L in co ln S tre e t.
Gas heating appliances cost less — last longer!
• A ga« conversion burner installed in
your present furnace costs only $99.50,
the lo u est cost o f any autom atic burner
fo r any fuel.
• I f you need a new furnace, as little
as $287.50 and your o ld pipe furnace
system w ill give you a new warm a ir
furnace w ith b u ilt-in gas burner, a ll new
Nothing
equals
GAS
for
ducts, etc., to,make up a complete new
heating system required by a house o f
not more than 5 rooms and bath on one
floor. The Installation fo r an average
2-story house o f not more than 8 rooms
is priced at $577.50, plus your o ld equip­
ment. O ther gas furnaces and a ir condi­
tio n in g units are priced in pro p o rtio n.
Convenient terms on all.
C O O K IN O
R E F R IG E R A T IO N
The instant heat, higher speed
and numberless shades o f tem­
p e ra tu re th a t o n ly gas can
provide give finer flavor to
every k in d o f cooking.
Gas m akes p o s s ib le s ile n t,
trouble-free refrigeration. N o
m oving parts to wear out. Low
operating costs.
W ATER
H E A T IN G
Gas provides an abundant, de­
pendable supply o f hot stater
whenever you w a n t it. L o w
cost and nothing to tend.
HOUSE
H E A T IN O
House heating w ith gas is ah-
solutsly effortless. N o fuel to
order. N o th in g to bother w ith.
N o d irt, smoke n r soot.
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