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Thur iluy, January 1 I, 19.': 7 H IL L S B O R O Pythian Groups Install New Officers w .iiiiT i i u t c h i n «»11 f w i in . • • • i it.in» illm i Mini» ..iii I* i of I'h o tn iv lodi i Knight': «»f I’vthia Mid Mi .1 W. H.iiuey Hc t l v i h d i w.H h r laihat as in n 4 •xcellent « hi« I uf P I i im m i k a a T e m p i I ’.y liilan SlNter at |.»mt in tallat ..n <n r at tt» K I* hall Friday night. O th er o ffh ei in talh a l for th e , c i r Mi | { i i e || F vthiau Sistti e x c e lh iit e in o r , M i. B lo w n ex« « lleiit ju n io r Agtu Mr. Il II Slaiinaiai nianaj'er Ml II I I r.l I 'V t in l' . it it i «' !• O akes Mi i II II l le i ir i e t t i I 'd , : Miss Wohlsehlegel Bride on Sunday nu l l . uf i . >i i . p n u d f - l i r e ; M i , lllP li" , ; n f f i l l l l l l r r , Eniinolt protector; Mi., M organ. g u .iiil nini Mi lle n ry Jnhmuui. p i t chief Mi .1 II 1’i'ppuril w h i installing i.fim i . i . i . | . . | | by M, II It Clmnl- lui i grum i senior .uul Mi , l)« ia N elson um iti.iml m an ag er Eva I'lp p a n l wo.1 godile.« uf flowers, nini Hu.i'iiiiiiv Z um w alt uml M.iry Itm Munn w ere (In- little flow er rlrls. w ith J .n k inni Tom m y Unteli. :l •’“ ’ * 'hum » ll«»i, H I Hu km an K«a»ul prelate, and Fred J. Sewell g t n ild ina.U ei at a m u : I |.» t. «om inittee fur the ev e ning wir Mr W C Chn.stensen, Ml <• ° U o.l.tt, Mr». M u ith iS In v Mr . Brown. and Mr It C hapm an Dancing was en a fte r m tallu tm n , w ith m inne In in i h«al by M r, E lsie S rh u lrn e i - *' *’■ P*ano; .lini P ep p u rd . d ru m s, B a rry Fear o n , acco rd io n Mi : H B a arney in e v wa wu.* • p r e 1 «•nt«,d with ■' l " v , ' lv C 'fl III . i p p ll 'l UltlUI) (,f In k th e e e lle llt m a le tem ple. w ork a g ain as m ost e x - r lu e f Mi . It F P e ters, th e p re se n ta tio n fur th e N lcodeinux a n d M rs J. I l i o n u s i m il Mi E lsie S ellili, I t K m e re r, c h a r te r m em b e rs of N c e d le e ra ft c lu b w h en o rg a n iz ed mi ' n h w a . piano accompani it O lim i ufi , .i im .l.illeil fui pini, -II Veurs neo. w e re h o n o re d at th e ' I lee w e re II S It't t i vn . m eeting T h o r d a y w ith M rs ■ ' '' H i It II Ito li pn I.tit It A A Hodges, a n d w ere presented I J A W With Rift’ . U n k m .in . in i I.-i o f w o r k : SCHOLLS M r.. Wilma W o h I < blei'el d au g h ter of ( ’ai l Wohl- « bleg« I of S' boll .. and M tdburn Zici'ku i ii of Georg«’ Z iegler of <’lielialein M ountain, w eie m arried I C hief H arry N iles of the P o rt a t the pai .oii.tge ni N ew berg S un-! lan d police d e p a r tm e n t w ill sp e a k • lay at 3 o’clock. I<«*v. W illiam Moi ! on ‘‘P revention of C r im e” before th e B iu n e s s and Professional Worn- ri o ffu iated Mi N adine Wold a hlegel .i.Jer 1 of th e bride wa < m aid of honor and Vivian Zu gler w as bridesm aid 1 Elvie H arrington o f M iddleton 1 cousin of the groom, wa.» best man ' P re ent w ere M r ami Mr . C’arl W ohlsehlegel ami d a u g h ter .lean G eorge Ziegl« r Mr lltll.v Tyk< on of C bebalem M ountain. Mr Jen nie H arrington and non E arl of M.d<lletoii. G eorge W«*ndland o f M ultnom ah ami Mr M o rn ; A fter a tr ip to th«- beaehes Mr ami Mr Z iegler will m ake th e ir hom e at th«- N uteroft farm. W ashington C ounty Christian En-i | deavor is sponsoring a class in • "I.ealer hip T hrough C hristian E n deavor.” W alter L. 'M ey er- field le r r e ta r y of the O regon Chri..tian E ndeavor Union, w ill be th e in- ) .»tructor. Classes will m eet at 7:30 in the H illsboro C hristian church every M onday evening for sir weeks, be- 1 ginning Ja n u a ry IK Those com plet-! mg the course w ill be given credit in the lead ersh ip w ork of Oregon 1 C hristian Endeavor Union. T h e i class will be free and all those in-, tere.sted are invited to join. ... elected officers Mrs. R. Munson, president; Mrs A rnie vice p r e 'Ident : and Mrs. 11 K i llin g lo n , re-elected secretary- treasu rer w ere installed M esdam ei .1 .1 W . tel i E 1 M cCorm ick am i A A H odfM I I! F ian k P e le i Irn le i f a p :, ;* President and vice-president. E xpress A ppreciation— T he su p erin ten d en t and nurses, • u I '" n e e tiv e ly , w e re p re s e n te d w it h residents, and patients, at the c o u n <! Hu ell M .'it'.m w.i : in tailing C lub records .show S-tii spent on ty home and hospital wish to e x C hristm as w ork and 19 baskets of press th e ir deep app reciatio n to the follow ing groups for th e m any food d istrib u ted kind and th o u g h tfu l atten tio n s to .terry Wieber, son of W. H. W le- them d u rin g th e recent holiday sea- of b er who has been s|>ending the on G ifts from th e F E D holidays here w ill leave this week For« t Grove; the girls of St M ary’s for Hillings, Mont., w here he has uf B eaverton for gift: and en tertain - m ent. C ainp F ire girls of G rabel em ploym ent. school for candles and program : W illiam W ardle of near Reed- the young n<-»>pl<- "f th e M ethodist vllle left T uesday for a visit w ith Hill 1 >oro; t h e Apostolic Ids sister Mrs F ran k W heeling, at church ■ f P ortland, for oranges Tenino. Wash. ill ithei and especially M r and M rs Harold R um m er. Mr and Mrs J C. K um m er and Mi'S H erneta R um m er visited r e l C hristm as a v ery h ap p y event for a" atives in St. P aul Sunday. O fficers N am ed— C ounty ( ’am p F ire council of- » fleer? for the com ing y e a r a re Mrs. NEW I. P Rockwood of F orest G rove. pre ol.-nt; Mrs Haves B ickford of Hillsboro, vice-president; M rs F red E ngeldinger. H illsboro, tre a su re r; and Mr R I. Miller. F orest G rove, secretary They took office Ja n u a ry 5 nt a m eeting at f o r e s t G rove li- bl'a ‘y ■ i1 <! It i I..mm in e i P i uf fin ió m e i 1.0111!. m a s te r d • v ' ip ie i W || Itm id u iff n i.i b il'in W W W eaver m m i «' Diek-i Tim e is O ften a Great Factor in the Drug Business W ASHER Speed in the filling of a prescription often is important. A life may depend upon getting t h e proper medicine prepared in time. R egistered P harm acists Ilu ly at All Tim es on I. C. KramJen M arvin Woods FOR HOMES WITHOUT ELECTRICITY * Bigger * Fatter * Increased capacity * Increased Cold speed C apsules 2 0 t a b le ts 50c Recommended for common voids, head aches and neuralgia. HRAMlEN'g Palm Drug Store Prescription Dragglsts Phon« 2S« ( h i e f Harry N iles ,1,1, k',,,| ,v i-veiimi? , p M r Hazel Ingrain of T he D a lle asiox'iato grand m atron of t n e G rand Lodge of O regon. O. E S will m ake u visit of official in pc - tion lo T ualatin rdiaptcr Tuesday evening This will be th e first m eet ing for th e new officers also P ractice and school of Instruc tion for o fficer, will be held T ues day afternoon at the tem ple All o ffe e rs a re urged to be present. Nursery School's Importance Cited at Rotary Meet Im portance to th e com m unity and th e ch ild ren of th e n u rsery school, b e in g conducted here w ith th e co operation of th e state and federal governm ents, was stressed before R otarians T hursday by Miss M ar g aret M issim er, one of the teac h ers c . S u p erm tcn d en t C. I. N osier w ho introduced the speaker, asked th e su p p o rt of the local people i n m aintaining this school and point- ed out th a t th ere a re only 19 of them in th e state and of this num - ber !* v e n w ere in 1 ortland. He de- clared th a t plenty of o th er tow ns ,n a s.ta te w an«pd these schools and th a t every effort should be m ade to see th a t m ore took advan- tag e of th e op p o rtu n ity for this schixilinjc ^ “ 5 "yMr“ w e r e ^ lig ^ b t a t a h H m Parents Invited to Visit School Friday Afternoon ,P i t t v End Iho d.-udqsry o l ha nd w a sh in g w ith a new 1936 E A3Y W a»her now a v a ila b le w ith Briggs Stratton lo u r cyclo g a s o lin e m o to r. Buy at the lo w est price over ottered — gen uine EASY« as lo w a t ’84 95 Glasses Repaired L u n ch es Popular M enus for ju n io r bi<h school iunehes offer th l. p u p ,ls a w ide variety. D u rin g the cold w eather (he grade school cafeterias have been popular, th e various Items costing th e children from th ree to {¡ve cents each M rs S tansell is eook at D avid H ill and Miss Hock- ensm ith at th e ju n io r high, Each luncheon alw ays includes milk, fruit, sandw iches and hot salad chocolate Rhone 21X pud- and of i*-5 v a lue to th e W ednesday, ground steak sandw ich, children. A plea fo r co-operation tom ato soup cabbage salad, jello in secu rin g supplies and an in v i ta - 1 and b u n s ; T hursday, vegetable tion to visit th e school was m ade soup, fru it salad, ginger bread w ith by th e teacher. , w hipped cream , buns: F riday, clam ! chow der, vegetable hash, lettuce Past N oble G rands M eet— salad, baked apple and buns. P ast N oble G rands' W alter M cK inney of D avid H Hill F3St NobIe ran d s' club of th e ill! j ” ebekab Funeral Home P hone 972 Hillsboro 5-10-15$ STORE cr being out m ore th a n a week w ith flu. Ju n io r high teac h ers w ere honor E x tra L arge Size—22x45 inches guests at a dinner given last week by the 7B and 8A girls as a re- w ard for a volleyball victory. Ev- elyn G errish. A lice P irie and Ar- EA C H Assorted Colors These are values that you will appre ciate when you see them. SPROUSE'REITZ STORES ¿A You May Be RICHER or POORER Peoples Water and Gas Co. R. E. WILEY, local manager A Farm Inventory — a simple list of the things you own and the things you owe will help you. 1. Find out what you ’re actu ally worth Your bank balance shows only part of the picture. An inventory tells the rest. 2. Improve your credit rating Ruin Your JUDSON ffRRAPlAWg "oje« THOMAS S. SHOLES 1 3 7 S. T h ird A v e . P hone 2 1 W (« M W H illsb o r o , O r e g o n H Y D R A U L IC HILL - HOLD (An optional e x tra on all m odels) Keeps your car from rolling backwards when stopped mt up-grades. H e a lth and Disposition! Your banker usually knows what you owe. An inventory shows him what you own. HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY BEAUTY SH OPS INSURANCE EVE’S BEAUTY SHOP GEORGE T. McGRATH G eneral B eauty W ork Permanents and all kinda of beauty work. Telephone 1381X 3. Get figures for A A A program s Definite figures are a big help in all such work. 4. G et a list for settling fire losses You don't expect your buildings to burn, of course. But if they did, would you know what you had lost? See Your County Agent for convenient inventory and farm account forms, and for suggestions for starting the new year on a more business-like basis. at H illsboro Pharm acy Dr. Abrams H illsb o r o ’s M od ern D e n tist Commercial National Bank Not connected with any branch bank, chain bank or holding corporation. H illsb or. Oregmi MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington County Agenda« IN S U R A N C E S E R V IC E First N ational Phone 2211 Rank Building Hillaboro PH Y SIC IA N S and SURGEONS Sanitary Beauty Shop A. O. PITMAN, M. D. A ll kinds of Beauty Work P H Y S IC IA N and SU RG EO N X-Ray and Physio-Therapy PERMANENTS a specialty Telephone 1471 Com m ercial B uilding Mabel Schendel Commercial Office 3231 National Bank Bldg. Telephones Residence 7 t lZ DENTISTS DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D. DR. RALPH DRESSER P hysician and Surgeon DENTIST Wells Building Telephone 144 C om m ercial B uilding Evenings. Sundays See Organization— Which is a way of saying that as your water company, our obligation to every con sumer is to see that an ample supply of water is constant ly available; to anticipate future development of the community; to respond promptly to any and all water requirements as they may arise. Our vigilance in respect to these obligations is never relaxed. Farmers! Than You Think! Teeth W estern We are Much Obliged to You! nual convention of Oregon Agencies Set of G en u in e C annon TURKISH TOWELS D elta Drug Store of the M utual Life of New Y ork ............................ , Ja n u a ry 4 and 5 in P o rtlan d . A Tom R u th ra u ff of Seaside retu rn -J ---------------------------------------------- banquet was held T uesday even in g '’d hom e S atu rd ay a fte r a tw o at th e P o rtlan d hotel, w hich M rs I v isit w ith his sister. Mrs. F ra n k B aker, and fam ily. Rossm an also attended. Mrs. B. E. M ating of n e a r Depoe Guild to M e e t - m eel eek All S ain ts G uild w ill ...v s. - i t ^ a ... v »'Pent . , several . . , davs , _ last u : w »<„ - H illsboro 2:30 p. m. W ednesday a t th e hom e ^'i.V \1 h b c e „ r d A---- a u 8h’e r- Mrs. m T. W. Me of Mrs. C. C. T u tw iler of Forest Donald. Mrs. M ary C. H unter, form erly G rove. Mrs. D onald S tew art w ill of Orenco. is visiting h er nephew . act as assisting hostess. J. I,. Auld. a fte r spending tw o i | m onths in V ancouver. B. C. Mrs H C. V arn er left T hursday i for Billings, Mont., to visit her I d aughter. Mrs. L. O. B ennett, w ho I recen tly u n d erw en t an operation. | Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sheasley of P o rtla n d w ere w eek-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M etzcntine. 211 E. Main St. Hlllsbora “Let A ndy Fix Y our W atch- Official S. P. W atch Inspector for W ashington C ounty “Thoughtful. Sympathetic Service" M ret,urncd î° school Monday aft- yder prepared the dinner \ , n t„. sery'cd at C 30 ' m eeting w ill be F e b ru a ry 3 to T eachers a re plan n in g a d in n er ' M i- M urgan will leave S aturday * b ‘cfh ? ach, n?e^ ? ,er ,‘s to b n n g a Pa rty to held a t th e ju n io r high m orning to a tten d the Coos Bay W M t and tw 0 X alentines. Ja n u a ry 21. d istrict conference at M arshfield. M asons C onduct Services— C hildren w ho hav e m oved aw ay -------------------------- 1 Rev. A rth u r D ungan of H illsboro ®re rtm an and T rev o r Can- n „ r n. to Mr and M rs Ralph Hui- ! C ongregational c.hurch conducted “ ^ ' ^ 2c / ? I2 n “ a r J ? a n ' and, ,„.rt M edford, tw in girls, Nola an afternoon service at th e M asonic “ C an ?y. »A. A lm a A tkins H ae and Ii(,ma Kae Ja n u a ry 3 Home S unday u n d er th e auspices a " e* gl" a , t h i, \tr \,rs H u lb e r t a re f o r m e r ' ° t T u ality lodge, A. F and A. M.. j jan.Vary 2~ enfls . i s sem ester residents Mr and M ?s W T u alatin chapter. O. E. S. Mrs. and ‘he new term s ta rts Ja n u a ry (; H ulbet. H illsboro ro u te 1. a r e ; D ungan also played a violin solo, p 0' P upils absent for m ore th an th ree I accom panied by Mrs. F ow ler of th e g ran d p aren ts of th e tw ins. days from 2A w ere G loria G ibbens , P ortland. Mr and Mrs. Low ell K ram ien o f|* ' an d L aw rence N aught. «’ 1 ' «»stall M onday— Netvi . stle. In:l are expected this Stevenson.« on Trip South— R osem ary Z um w alt is th e acting Ben- re«) ■ of in- parent«, Mr. and Mrs. M II. Stevenson, I librarian from 2A. getting books n 't O lden tent. D aughters o f Mr and Mrs J A Krarrden. They h er m other. Mrs. S w earingen; and on th e n o rth lan d from th e city Union Veteran.':, w ill be held at w ere m arried at N ew castle Ja n u - sister, Mrs. T renkm an, left last lib rary . 7 30 p m M onday at th e V eteran s’ ary 3. and a re on th e ir honeym oon w eek for an indefinite stay in i hull D uring the holidays a social trip | California. They w ill join Mr. and Sea Scouts Attend Party— nicctim : was atten d ed by m em bers M rs Low ell M cA lear left last G B. Preston, w ho are in J N. W eaver, first m ate: John a n d th e ir friends G am es and w eek lor for n h er hom e in u O a akland. rough West, second m ate, d and Yeomen week r r nom x ia n o . C alifornia, and e plan '“ “ - a trip . ..e th '...«UK., weai. aw uuu muiv. iiu IV U IIIC II ( h ris tm a s tree w e re enjoyed and a fter a tw o w eeks' visit w ith ‘be sta te and in to T exas before E rnest C. B row n and P e rry Dumas boxes w ere packed f o r several and M rs E. J M cAIcar and ‘I,e ir re tu rn . of th e Sea Scout S hip R ainbow a t - ' needy fam ilies tended th e a n n iv ersary p arty of h er parents, Mr and Mrs. G r a n t, A ttrn d s D. V. V. M eeting— S tudent A ssistant— Jones. j Miss Ju n ia Johnson, d ep artm en t th e G irl S cout M girfrers' Ship Phoebe H aw thorne of Hillsboro. , . M rs W illiam F itzgerald, w ho has council m em ber of D. U. V.. at- I.infield college senior an d m ajo r b(,(.n v jsm nK Mr and Mrs C le m .te n d e d d ep artm en t council m eeting in English and peerh this .' car. i ' . n ,,,t ad for th e past six weeks, le ft i S atu rd ay afternoon a t th e hom e of T h e N ew stu d en t assis.an t in th e speech de- s unday for j,er hom e in Redfield. Miss M arie B ennett of P ortland. partm ent. the college reports. Many p ¡She also attended th e jo in t instal- stu rtu n ity J I M rs V e rn o n T u r n e r a n d b a b v lation of th re e P o rtlan d te n ts held . d en ts a re . given » .U this . oppo I, to earn p a rt of th e ir tu itio n and , _ ,rn 1 ,*u ~ , aDy that evening gain v alu ab le experience by assist- 'lau g h ter L ucinda J a n e a re leav KILLS FLEAS ing in th e various d ep artm en ts. to d ay 'T h u r s d a y for Madison. C lub M eets T onight— D orcas club of All S aints church Wis.. to join M r T urner, w ho is an On Dogs and Cats Return« from H ospital— in tern e in th e S tate of W isconsin w ill m eet tonight (T hursday) w ith Mrs. J. J W ism er r e t u r n e d G eneral hospital. Mrs. C harles Douglass. Mrs. S. W. Mites on Birds T hursday from th e hom e of h er M r and Mrs. E. A. G riffith v isit- M elhuish is hostess. sister. Mrs. E rnest M iller, in P o rt- ,,(J jn Sa, cm ,M t w eck M„ s ha Not a Poison and, w h ere she h a . been convalesc- F reerk sen w ho accom panied , h£m F red Stout, b ro th er of H arvey I»« fro ’n an o p eratio n p erform ed reInalned in Salcm forPa short v js. S tout of H illsboro, died a t Spokane. Wash.. Ja n u a ry 5. at S p ald in g hospital sev eral w eeks it w jth a n o th e r dau g h ter. Miss C rystal N aught, w ho has H illsboro. Ore. W rnn°"n ^nd hiS KraPd i° 5 be^n"'very'7u“w ith “flu? is'u'p and Attend« C onvention— I D ickie of P o rtlan d w ere w e e k -e n d , G ene Rossman d ed a the n n " «R*®**1 “I h i . d a u g h te r. Mrs. S. J. . n » r atten » __ ________________________ D O N ’T LET a Loose-Fittini? J. L. Anderson Y O U N G ’S M onday th e ,m®?u ¿n ' >m z 10 o years w ere eligible to eluded chicken soup, vegetable hot " ‘" f » K oll-call w a sn a sw e re d w ith resolu- * tions w w hich hich m m em em bers bers did did not not m m ake ake Yaar. A five-dollar mem - v W. i M aude W Boscow E hership w as voted for Red Cross, S chulm erich Ethel B arnes Ru^ Meadam ea O. M. H eaton and El- Mi GussieSig- ;'°hnson. and Miss A ngie SELFRIDGE Furniture Co. 138 S. 3rd Ave. Y ankee C lipper, aboard the B attle- the Jo n es hospital Dr. A O P it ' hip O regon in P ortland T hursday man operated. '■veiling T he party m arked the first Subscribe for the Argus. y e a r of the ship's institution, and I was attended by another G irl Scout 1 M ariners' ship and representatives from 12 Sea Scout ships. F ish in g T a c k le 'B.v G rade School Reporters) B irthday« ( elrh ratrd — G u n s, A m m u n itio n P arents w ith children in the p u b Mi G ordon Sahnow entertained lic schools are invited to visit with a birth d ay d in n er party S u n CORW IN HARDW ARE school at any tim e, according to C day in honor of her husband and 128 S. 2nd Ave. Phone 72 H Nosier, superintendent, but a W ilbert Sahnow G uests included Agent Long Radios special invitation has been e x te n d Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Sahnow and ed to be p resent visiting day. F ri l.enore H erm ie and Floyd. Mr. and day. Mrs. Erw in Sahnow and Delores S chedule for the school nurse and Mr and Mrs. G eorge Biers- takes her to th e union high school dorf. D inner p arty guests Tuesday th ree days a week, Monday. W ed 1 ev ening at the Sahnow hom e w ere nesday and Friday, beginning at Mr. and Mrs D elbert B iersdorf, 8:30 a. m. S he is on d u ty at P eter Mr. and Mrs. O tto Voges and H u Boscow on Monday. T uesday and bert T hun. Thursday, an h o u r In th e m orn Postpone M eeting— ing on M onday and T hursday, and 1 P y th ian S ister Past C hiefs' club an h o u r In the afternoon on T ues m eeting has been postponed indef The inconvenience of be day. initely. Mrs. Jo h n G ardner, who She visits th e ju n io r high school w as to have been a hostess, is very ing without your glasses is from 11 to 12 a. m. on Monday. ill w ith flu. reduced to a minimum when 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. on T uesday, and Ill in H ospital— you bring them here f o r 1 to 2 p m. on T hursday. D avid Ted W illiamson of n ear H illsboro Hill schedule is 1 to 2 p m on speedy, expert replacement un d erw en t an operation for ru p - M onday: 10:30 to noon on Tuesday and 8;3O , o n a m on T hursday, 1 tu red appendix last T hursday at or repair. -it th e G V * 1 u nd. , ^ at en ro l,m e 7.t should d jsh. fru it Lomax G e o g e n ia Brow n. H . 1 a C orneiius. an d M esdames H. R s- S h m id t h-e e ’uiorvan” and A E 1. have ,1.,,,.',. th e orogram c Associate Grand Matron to Visit Page Three FLEA - X washing P a lm Portland Police ('hief to Speak at (dub Meeting (Christian Endeavor Sponsoring ( ’lass Charter Members Honored by Club; Install Officers M rs A R G U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N Office 2682 Telephones Residence 2681 by Appointment GARBAGK COLLECTION DR. W. II. PASLEY DENTIST Main Garbage Collection and Cans Street, Near Third Telephone 2961Y Office in Xeidel Upstairs JA C K MAIER Ruildlnc T F .I.E I'H O N K I M I »