H IL L S B O R O
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Many Attend
Pot Luck at
Laurel Hall
(By Mrs. F. L. Brown)
LAUREL- A bout 175 persons w ere
seated at the pet luck su p p er g iv
en at th e com m unity hall Friday
evening under the auspices of the
local Farm ers' Union. Many others
cam e later for th e th ree-act play
"The W hole Tow n's Broke." given
by the young people of Blooming
under th e direction of the pastor
of the L utheran church at that
place. W alter Orr. president of the
local, announced th at each second
T hursday evening of the m onth is
the business m eeting of the union.
Jam es Will re tu rn e d Saturday
to his w ork as saw filer in a m ill
at Valsetz after tw o w eeks in P o rt
land and Beaverton, receiving m ed
ical aid.
C atherine G allow ay is a new
pupil in th e th ird grade of the
L aurel school. The fam ily moved
from P ortland to th e fo rm er Rog
ers place.
Build Home
A cottage is being built on the
Raleigh W hitmore place to be oc
cupied by H enry M ushalek. He w ill
assist w ith the w ork th ere and
other places w hen needed. M usha
lek was in ju red by a horse a few
years ago and has n ev er fully r e
covered his health.
Change Services January 31
A nnouncem ent of preaching serv
ices at th e church n ex t Sunday-
evening has been w ith d raw n and
services w ill be held th e n ex t
Sunday, both m orning and evening,
w hen Rev P ettico rd of Salem. iVs-
tric t superintendent, w ill be p res
ent.
Mrs. M inta Adam s of Farm ington,
w ho had been at the J. W. M ulloy
hom e the past tw o m onths helping
care for her m other, th e late Mrs.
Amelia Campbell, w ent hom e Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl F isk of P o rt
land and son G raydon. w ho a t
tends college at Corvallis, w ere
S unday evening d in n er guests at
th e J. W. M ulloy home a fter a tte n d
ing the funeral of Mrs. F isk's aunt.
Mrs. A melia Cam pbell.
Clubs Plan for
Joint Rally Here
T ri-countv Tow nsend rally, in
cluding Y amhill. Colum bia a n d
W rsh in °to n counties, has b e e n
railed by M rs c . O Thom as of
V ernonia in Hillsboro. Sunday J a n
u a ry 31. at 2 p m The m eeting
w ill be in th e old G range hell on
Main street
A rth u r Moore, d istrict organizer
of congressional district No. 1. w ill
be present to outline to th e d ele
gates from each club th e n e w
Tow nsend set-un recen tly adopted
by national headquarters.
U nder this policy th e re will be
no state Tow nsend head q u arters,
and clubs w ill contact national
h ead q u arters in C hicago through
th e congressional district officers.
N ational head q u arters will be su p
ported by the N ational Townsend
W eekly, national publication o f
Tow nsend m ovem ent. Local clubs
w ill finance state w ork through
congressional district organization.
Local club m eets M onday evening
in th e C hristian church for a pot
luck d in n er at 6:30. election of of
ficers and social. The president. R.
L. P utnam points out th at accord
ing to rules only those present
m ay vote. He also has announced
th at the new Tow nsend bill for
congress is in the Ja n u a ry 18 e d i
tion of N ational Tow nsend Weekly.
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Cnenaleni
Mountain
(B y Mrs. B ird M cCorm ick I
M rs John W alker and Mrs. C lay
ton W hitm ore read articles of in
terest to the F ir G rove Ladies
Social club at th e ir m eeting w ith
Mrs. G ranville Everest Ja n u a ry 12.
Mrs. Lena M eyer w ill be hostess at
h e r hom e Ja n u a ry 26.
Lee H erm an cam e from P ortland
F rid ay and is spending th is week
at th e G ranville E verest h o m e ,
w here his w ife and little d au g h ter
a re house guests.
D oris O rnduff and K eith Marlow-
retu rn ed F riday from a tw o w eeks'
visit w ith relativ es n ear Pendleton.
Stanley and E arl P arrish accom
panied them . They, w ith Ed P a r
rish. re tu rn e d home Tuesday. Mrs.
Stanley P a rrish is staying here w ith
a sister, Mrs. Rufus O rnduff. w hile
receiving m edical treatm en t in
P ortland.
R obert O rnduff. son of Mr. and
M rs. O tto O rnduff, is ill w ith th ro at
Scholls Events
Postponed:
Plan Benefit
Organize Health Unit
U F c . U a ic u o n a ia trigni*. county n eau n p n y s .e .a n . a n o Miss
C a r a O E ngebretsen, nurse, (left* this w eek em erged from the
ru sh of establishing th e new county health unit and began m a k
ing schedules for school visits, office hours, and o th er details d
th e num erous task s w hich confront them . The unit began o rg an
ization Jan u a ry 2 and now occupies offices on th e second floor in
th e n orthw est co rn er of th e courthouse. — C u t c o u rte s y T h e O re g o n ia n
Ä
B ait
'th e Misses Jea n n e tte and Jueque hlrthday annivet ary of
'lin e Howell of HilUboro. w ere sur- u'u
prise dinner party guests of Mr.
l.egul blank«, he »ml B)e A com
and Mrs J II lla rtle tt lust Sun- píete supply available ut Hi«' IBI' •
SOUTH SCUDI I S Scholls lie 1 day. They cam e In honor of the boro A rgus
bekah club has m ade pluns for a
series of cau l parties again tin
season The fust will hi' a! the I
O O F hall on F e b iu .u y 3 He
freshm ents will be served Mrs
Ju liu s C hristensen is the chairm an.
B irthday Celebrale«!
Mi and Mrs M elvin Clow and
Ä
t iScholls Rebekahs
Plan Card Parties
is away
Mrs Alice Newby, living w ith
her daughter. M is Mary Houlin.
has been ill w ith flu th e past few
days.
Society M eets Today
M ountain Home W om ans M is
sionary society m eets at the p a r
(B> L o rrain e Dcmniin)
sonage (T hursday) todav
S C H O l.l.S A nnual birth d ay d in
Mrs. Davis III
ner, sponsored by the Scholls L a
Mrs John Davis, seriously ill
dies' Aid. w hich was to be held
was
Friday evening at the M E church, w ith bronchial pneum onia
has been postponed indefinitely taken to Wilcox hospital in New -
berg
early
last
week
At
last
re- .
due to th e flu epidem ic. Jo in t in-
.
.
. , .
SAXTON A LOONLY
stallatio n of Scholls I O O F and J * ” ' 1* * h c ls •"'»»«'what unp ro v ed .,
R. bekahx. scheduled for W ednes- bll> ">'■ rcn ' ;' " ' a < »'«' »«‘.r-pital for
P roducers of Qm lity
dav evening was also postponed M’” ’c ,lllu’
,
SAND and GRAVEL
indefinitely
M rs A rena C ourtney is staving
C om m ittee Nam ed
**<>' her daughter. Mis
Harold
P lant located -I m iles n o rth of
Mrs Peggy Haynes, Mrs. V elm a Da\ i.- Mis Dav is expects io undcr-
Forest G rove on Gales C rack
Z iegler, W ilma H erd and E velyn
a >” ajo r operation tins week
P hone 1609B
H es-c a n ' the com m ittee in ch arg e
A nniversary C elebrated
of th e benefit carn iv al d in n e r to
Mr and Mrs Jero m e W aldron
be given in th e grange hall F ebru- w ere guests of honor at the home
ary 5. sponsored by the Scholls of her parents. Mr and Mrs M ,1
Ju n io r W om an's club.
Dillon, of M ilw aukie Ja n u a ry II
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
Roy McCool w ent to T aft S un- th e occasion being th e ir first wed |
M . D.
day to h elp build sum m er cabins ■ ding an n iv ersary T h irteen other
for several m onths.
I guests w ere present.
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND T H IiD A l
An all day Oran** m eeting was
••
SPECIALIST
held at the G range hall S atu rd ay
Student H onored
Mr. and Mrs H enry F reu d en th al) W alter Dyke. Forest G rove, stu-
O LdkUSBS K I T T K II
and Mr and Mrs Fred F reu d en - d ent at L infield college, is am ong
th al of T herm opolis. W yo. w e r ) eight students nam ed by the faculty
K ih i m
1
W ednesday visitors at the Ed Dem- com m ittee th ere as candidates for
•lie new "W ho's Who ui A m erican
C o n tr e t r ia l N a tio n a l Hank A n n a *
Mr. and M rs Lyle P e tte r w ere Colleges and U niversities." T h e
Phooaa
Houre
w eek-end visitors at th e F ran k students are ehixsen w ith a ttrib u tes
Hvn.ownca 2971
9 :>0 a. m to 12 m
P o tte r hom e at MUls City
' of scholarship, leadership and fu-
O ffic e I»71
I :SU p nt. to 6 p tn.
liirth d ay C elebrated
tu re usefulness tak en into consid-
Mr. an d Mrs. Ja c k B radw ay of eration.
Indep endence and Mr and Mrs
L. H. M urray w ere d in n er guests
at th e Ed W ohlschlegel hom e S u n
day in honor of Mr. Bradyvay's
b irth d ay .
tro u b le an d w ill be absent from
M ountain Top school for m ore than
a month.
Miss A nn O rn d u ff is im proving
from an attack of inflam m atory
rheum atism and expects to be able
to w alk a little w ith the aid of
Jessie M aud M inton, w ife of
crutches th is w eek.
C harles D M inton of Forest Grove.
Mrs. E C. W ohlschlegel w as ^icd at h er hom e th ere T hursday
called to N ew berg S atu rd ay to tak e cv cn jn g. F u n eral services w ere held
care of a d aughter. Phyllis, w ho M onday aftern o o n from th e chapel
w as ill w ith flu at the L. I. H ulit , 0{ th e Forest G rove U n d ertak in g
hom e in N ew berg. P hyllis had been com pany w ith buri3l in R iverview
stay in g th ere d u rin g th e storm an d cem etery.
atten d in g high school. •
Services at the chapel w ere con-
Mrs. Ted R utschm an en tertain ed d ucted by Res E D K ellogg and C N . c L . . . T11,•«,-»«;,;
w ith a d in n er party S unday for m em bers of the Eastern Star lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es K achan of conducted the lodge ritu al. Mem-
(B v M abie B. A llison)
P ortland. Mr. and Mrs Bill Ziegler. bers of th e P E O. acted as hon-
MOUNTAIN HOME A ttendance
Mr. and Mrs. Joe N eitling and son o rary pallbearers.
is about 50 per cent at M ountain
Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shuck
M rs M inton was born in Lewis H om e on account of illness. re-
and Stanley S huck of H illsboro and ton. 111 . and had been a resident p’J r ts't h e teacher Mrs G eorge K irk-
Mrs. O tto O rnduff.
of Forest G rove for th e last 27 p a trick T w o new pupils in this
Mrs. O scar Hagg and d au g h ter years S he w as past
m atro n of school are M arjorie and E leanor
Ida Lue of R eedville visited Mrs. th e E astern S ta r th ree tim es, past Anderson both in the fifth grade
Ted R utschm an M onday and T ues- p resident of th e P E
O . and a T h e y nlake th e ir hom e w ith th eir
dav w hile h er husband m ade a past presid en t of th e
I.adies Aid g ran d m o th er M rs W I. Peters,
business visit to C orvallis.
of th e C ongregational church.
p T C| ub Meets
T here w as no school th e first
S u rv iv in g a re th e w idow er, and
M ountain Home P aren t-T each er
th ree days of last w eek at M oun- five sisters. Mrs. Etta M y e r s . cjub m et at the school house on
tain Top and P leasan t View ow ing C harleston. Ill . M is E l i z a b e t h F rid ay afternoon. Mrs V. T. Speece
to th e roads being blocked w ith Owens. New berg: Mrs. Edna Stelog presented
_______ _ a p aper ...........__......
on th e su b _ jejet
snow drifts. B uck H eaven and F ir ner. Peoria. 111 . Mrs. Jo sep h in e o| friendliness. F eb ru ary m eeting is
G rove both had good atten d an ce S h an k and Mrs. J. H. S hank, C lay- scheduled to be at th e school
all w eek.
[ ton. Ill
house again, w ith Mrs. C larence
N ew berg high school bus w as un
Nelson leading th e discussion on
able to get to M ountain Top all
intelligence.
last w eek, causing th e absence of j
T ry E arlier Service
Lloyd G uenther, Iva Mae and A r
i By Mrs. Jo h n Haase)
P reach in g services at 4 p. m.. in
th u r S tew art an d G elene W enger.
..... local ____
____ --
s e v e ra i fam ilies from the
stead —
of the ............„
evening —-
services,
at
Vivian Ziegler, an o th er high school cornm unities atten d ed th e pot luck M ountain Home Evangelical church
student, stayed w ith an uncle and SUp p er of th e L aurel-S cholls F arm - for th e m onth of Ja n u ary , is being
aur.t. Mr. and Mrs. H erb ert Davis. ers- u n jon a t L au rel F rid ay night, tried. T he plan seem s to m eet with
at N ew berg all w eek. The schoo,
T he y o u n g folks have been en- th e approval" of the people, and |
bus w as o p eratin g on schedule joy in g ice sk a tin g for th e past may be continued u n til la te r in
the season
Monday.
w eek on th e R obinson pond.
G uests en tertain ed at th e Ira G
Mrs. Jo h n G oetze Is convalescing
Rev. V. T Speece is atten d in g a
M cCorm ick hom e S unday w ere at th e hom e of Mr
a n d Mrs. series of m eetings for m inisters at
Marie. J u lia and P atsy Fuchs and C harles W hitesell in P o rtlan d a fte r
O rlly K endall of Newberg. Thom as sev eral m onths' illness
DOES BLADDER iRRITA-
Tw igg of H illsboro an d M erribell
R<,y C arter, who w orks on the
TION WAKE YOU UP?
and G loria Hoffm an.
P . S D redge M ickie stationed at
al
I t ’« n a tu r e ’ s w a r n in r .
H elen M ae G u en th er. B everly A storia, is hom e for a tw o w eeks' h I a t n ’a g e n r o t A h n e o a rm
d ." M a k e th is 25c te s t. l ’ *e
Collins and D onald T ykeson of th e vacation
b u v h a leave«, ju n ip e r
o il. a n d
o th e r
M ountain T op church w ere bap-
Mr. and Mrs F red Haase. Mr. 1 d ru g s m a d e in t o l i t t l e green ta b le ts , to
H aase ___
and ___
Mrs. flu s h o u t excess acids a n d im p u r itie s .
tised at a special service S unday and Mrs. John _____
afternoon at th e C hurch of C hrist at H enrv • P eters atten d ed the fu n eral m g in a.-..I«
nn
c iu m - ir r it a t io n
r » u lt -
a iw iiiw u u »v
ge’ t in g u p
n ig h ts , s c a n ty
flo w .
N ew berg.
of Mrs. l- e s n e D o a n e o f P o r t l a n d . f requent desire, burning, backache, »mi
M erl Cady, w ho is w orking w itn ister of M rs F r e d H a a ^ c . T u e s d a y ie ? p a l ns. J u s t say B u k e ts t y o u r d r in f
ila y j i f n o t pleased y o u r |
C larence O rn d u ff at a logging cam p afternoon at th e C ornelius cem e- Fist«, in r
n ear Mosier, sp en t last w eek at tery . Mr. and Mrs Leslie Doane 5c A d w v . i l l be re fu n d e d . D e lta D r u g S to re .
hom e here.
w ere fo rm er resid en ts of C ornelius.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r M cCorm ick
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Manners Make the Man
of P ortland, both w ell know n here,
C
o
n
d
u
cto
r—"D id you get hom e
w ere in ju red Ja n u a ry 9 w hen th e ir
autom obile collided w ith a track - all rig h t last night, sir?"
iy s k in , c* t q u ic K r e li e f w i t h a u l ì -
less tro lley in P o rtlan d . T hey w ere
P assenger—"Of course: w hy do
R IK A .
T h o r o u g h in a c t io n >*ct e n
th ro w n from th e ir autom obile to you ask?"
t i r e l y r e n t]- -
■ ■
-
th e pavem ent, receiving m any pain- C on d u cto r—"Well, w hen you got
ful bruises. Mrs. M cCorm ick w as in u p and gave th e lad y yo u r scat
E m anuel hospital all last w eek.
last night, you w ere th e only tw o
T h e D e lta D r u g S to ra
B u rn ett and B ates saw m ill began in th e car."—Ex.
Rites Monday
for Mrs. Minton
r Ä
D np
if to us.
in w llh your
malt
first aavlnga today
up Io $5000 under
Your aeer.in l Is Insured here
(he Lederai Plan.
M em ber F ederal H om e Loan Bank
Tualatin V alley Federal Savings and
Loan Association
J
M PERSON. Mgr
Illllib or*
Having* A Io a n Bldg.
S ilk D resses
Every Dress from our h ig h
e r priced Fall and W in ter
Dresses included in t h i s
group. Not all sizes and
W om en’s Shoes
■
«iV lO jL X S
O p p o rtu n ity kn«xks but
Y o u 'll not have n « hano
\ \ e \ c taken
our heller w inter coats and re
duced them to this low price
. . . so they’l l sell q u ic k ly !
Smart woolens, lu x u rio u s ly fu r
trim m e d ! For misses and wom en!
TW ENTIETH
U ncle and niece w atched t h e
young people dance about them .
"I'll bet you n e v er saw any
dancing lik e th a t back i n t h e
nineties, u n cle’ "
"O nce—b u t th e place was raid ed "
—Ex
USED CAR S
Black only, 21 purses in
this g roup a t
/I 4 r»
EACH .................. tl ii C
B ring y o u r c a r into e ith e r
of our tw o locations fo r
a com plete g rea sin g . . .
th en go out and
Enjoy Good Driving
Notice how the shim m ies,
th e little unnoticed ja rs,
ra ttle s and body-squeaks
of old have been elim i-
And note h o w
nated.
much longer y our c a r
holds its prim e perform -
ance.
F o r 20 y e a rs CADY MOTOR CO. has enjoyed
th e p a tro n a g e and good-w ill of the people of the
H illsboro a re a . In a p p re c ia tio n of y o u r frien d sh ip
and in c e le b ra tin g this 20th m ilestone, we a n
nounce these Used C ar barg ain s.
1936 Plymouth
Deluxe 4-door Sedan
Low m ileage,
condition.
W as $765.
Now
Two Handy Locations
SERVICE GARAGE
Phone 501
SUPER SERVICE
STATION
Corner Third and Baseline
Phone 391
A. H. Busch, Prop
$7 if f
«
1936 Plymouth
Deluxe Coupe
A b e a u tifu l c a r a n <1
p( rform to perfection.
Was $650
Now
BUSCH’S
p erfect
615
1934 Dodge Sedan
1933 Dodge Sedan
A very econom ical c ar
and a special b a rg a in
a t the new price.
W as $175
$/
F o r Cold W eath er.
W om en's sizes
F i r s t class condition,
n e w paint.
W as $285
Now
Now
540
250
CADY MOTOR CO.
Oldest Automobile Dealer in Washington County
►
Boys’ sizes, 1 Io 5
ARCTICS
5c
PAIR
SUEDE JACKETS
WASH CLOTHS
7 A ’/2” 3
-’200
A good buy at an.v price
W as $575
4c
Heavy suede cloth w ith fu ll-len g th zip p ers. An ex
cep tio n al value a t this m ark e d - dow n c le a ra n c e
price. ( ’olor, tan only.
Boys' sizes $
.Men’s sizes $
6 to 16
36 to 16
1.73
1.33
AND HERE ARE SOME TIMELY NEW SPECIALS
1930 Chevrolet Sedan
1930 Model A
Ford Sedan
ya rd
In this g roup are both sm ooth an d brushed wool
S w eaters priced for cle a ra n c e .
G irls’ and W om en’s ize . EACH
OOV*
Both Z ip p e r and Lace styles. Good ran g e of colors.
Price g re a tly reduced for th is event.
ixifcfP
Men’s sizes 34 to 44
V W
Very good m echanical
condition. Good rubber.
¡ X X ’ 2“
U X "]
BOOT SOX
POLO SHIRTS
425
Now
44
W ARM \ KSTS
and PA N TIES.
SWEATERS
CLEARANCE
GREASING
SERVICE
T u ck -S titch
UNDIES
36-in. C urtain N et
No Guess Work
S I . 77
Fall a n d W in ter novelty
styles grouped in one lot for
('lc a ra n c c . Plenty of variety
but not every size in every
styli'. til! p air in this group.
NOW
C o n s tip a tio n
down alm ost tw o w eek- on account
of th e freezing w eather. A lfred
B urnett an d C hester Bates logged
m ost of th is tim e.
C larence O rnduff. w ho has been
w o rk in g a t a logging cam p near
M osier but w as laid off on account
of th e w in te r w eather, visited a
brother. M arvin O rnduff. and r e l
atives h ere last week.
$ 0 .2 2
W H ILE H I E Y I. AST
Save $35 to $65 on These Cars
''tu w u J e w
T A o ttd u m .
-TELEPHONES 0FF.I751RES 1091
1)6 50 THIRD 5T: -HILLSBOR
S larl savun: today • l’ut In any am ount, w henever
you can. If |'o xible save a little each m onth.
Starting Friday, Jan. 22
with our complete
(HAS; L. WALKER
ON SAVINGS
Firdale-Iowa Hill
A P erson u l Note
From the Pen of
CHAS LW AIKIR
BONDS
4
Attendance Record
UY Xllllv»»
WOMEN’S PURSES
SURETY
1937
T h u rsd ay , .lan u aiy
O R E G O N
PAD and COVER
F o r Ir o n in g
H o a rd !
for 10*
Buy all you’ll need at tics
low January price. Firm soft
terry in smart plaids or wllh
colorfu l borders. A real buy!
........................................................
(F- HANDKERCHIEFS
P r ic e d 7
3 for10^
Men's w hite cotton handker
c h ie fs
with
hem stitched
hems.
I7 'x l7 " size.
O u t
standing at th is low price 1
4 9 ç P E N N E Y 'S
Heavy felt pad and unblraehed
sheeting rover. Straps hold pad
ding serurrly. Easy to slip on!
f.
C. P E N N E Y
C O M P A N Y , I n c o r p o r a te d
B n e m o r e TISSUES
It o x o f
S IX )
19'
One o f the biggest values in
goofl q u a lity tissues fo r hand
kerchiefs o r cleansing.
JANUARY WHITE GOODS PRICES STILL IN EFFECT