Tlitir iday. February 25. 192.7
Hazeldale
Society Will
Meet Friday
H IL L S B O R O
P ic l i lt
w e re M r
Im la y Of W a lla
111
and
Ml
.1
W
o f W a lla W a lla .
Is.11 I A11del on o f S u vci
Ite .n
and
M is C h a r le s Im la y u n d
fa m ily , M i . G e o rg e I m la y a n d
f a m ily
R o b e rt Im la y o f Pi.i t land
a tid M i . R a lp h S n ip e .nul d o u gh -
te r ( ¡c ru ld in c
J im F la n k , w h o has been q u ite
11 A Z T I 1 >A I P ( 'u n n i t,im t y c lu b
i l l th e past week, i.s a b le to be
\\ ill n u i t F i nLi y ut II |> in in th e
about again
chool In n i
D o n a ld S loane o f D e n ve r. C o lo ,
Party llelil
w as th e w e e k e n d g u e st o f
Mi
A t th e ” »(!(» ( .n d p in i y h e ld in
..n d M i
T ho m a - P a rk e r
tin - h a .*»(*11 it o t o f th e i h u o l h is t Sat
t H a ile , In lay J r , w h o has been
u n la y e v e n in g h ig h ho nor*, w e re
ugain a b le to r e tu rn to
n w u rd e d to M i ■ G e o rg e /U h s h h i nick, i
h cln x.l
..nd A l Je ld e ik
c o i h i l to M i . W
B ir th d a y O bserved
A June« a nd ( ’ P S y v c i .o it a n d
M i and M i
Ja n ie B e cke r and
c< n s o lu tio n to A Junte« and M r
baby o f P o rtla n d w e re e n te r ta in e d
A , J e ld e ik
T h e * p a l lie • a le h e ld
at d in n e r S u n d a y al th e hom e o f
on the th ir d S a tu rd a y o f each m o n th
Ina b ro th e r. S A. Becker in h o n o r
and are spon.*.otcd by the C o m m o n
o f Ida b irth d a y .
it y clu b .
L M r » . .1
( ’.
I ' I .< H i.MI N( I '.Va ,lu n g ," ii C o u n ty
L u th e ra n Young People
socie ty
m et in the local c h u rc h S u n d a y
n ig h ’ . Ile v G eorge R eule co m p le te d
his e d u c a tio n a l to p ic on 'M a n n a "
T he bn,- me : was tr a il acted u n d e r
th e le a d e rsh ip i f
E d w in
K ie k -
haefei If was decid e d Io o rg a n ize
an in d o o r lia ll league com posed o f
p la y e rs fro m a ll o f the fo u r in ie tie
w h ic h fo rm th is o rg a n iz a tio n C o m ­
m ittee.. m ch a rg e o f e n te rta in m e n t
and re fre s h m e n ts in c lu d e d A r t h u r
G u rs k e
M a rg a re t
R u ce ke r. A lta
M eye r. M ild re d M e y e r L o is A lto n
and R o b e rt I.ie b e n o w
B o rn , to M r and M r
L a w re n c e
G n o s o f O ti at Ilills o r o , F e b ru a ry
20. a son. D o n a ld L a w re n c e
M rs M abel H e rg e rt le ft F e b ru ­
a ry 10 to spend a w eek a t Hood
R iv e r w h e re her son H a r ry is in
a h o s p ita l s e rio u s ly i l l w ith p n e u ­
C ouple Moye
M r and M rs O v e rw e y m oved to
O ffic e rs and te a chci . o f the S u n ­
a fa rm on m a rk e t rig id n o rth of
il.-n
-ehool m et la I Tuesduy at
R c e d v ille
th e hom e o f M i and M t a W illia m
Mi
and M i:
llo d g s o u w e re In
lie d Proceed.*» o f the b irth d a y fu n d
t in . v ic in ity Sunday v is itin g frie n d
w e re vo te d to tin* ('tu n a In la n d
T h e y m oved fro m th is lo c a lity last
M ijudnn A social h o u r fo llo w e d
A u g u st M i Hodgson has been in
Present Aid Kit
piM ir h e a lth fo r so m e tim e .
/\ fu si a id k it was purchased by
O n neo M is s io n a ry ladies w i l l
th e C o m m u n ity c lu b la t w eek a n d . lo in w it h th e R c e d v ille ladies E rl-
pi» .e ld e d to th e school
i day at tin* hom e o f M rs G le n n
B o rn , to M i and M rs P aul O ’C o n ­ S t if f to re v ie w th e book.
"T h e
no r. F e b ru a ry 22, a boy T he baby I A m e ric a n N e g ro ."
has been nariK si Ja iA i E d w a rd
Missionary to Meet
Mr
and M rs Sam uel D o u g h ty
M is s io n a ry w ill m eet T h u rs d a y
and fa m ily o f M c M in n v ille spent a fte rn o o n ut 2 at th e hom e o f
S u n d a y w ith th e ir p a re n t« here
| M rs N o rd h in d .
In Vets Hospital
Mrs. H . J. Haase
I iostess at Party
Plan to
RE-ROOF
NOW!
M r H e im 's c o n d itio n show ed c o n ­
tin u e d d e c lin e and he was ugain
ta ke n
to
th e V e te ra n s ' h o s p ita l
F eb ru ary 17
Given Surprise
D a n ie l
H in ric h s
was
honored
w ith a su rp ris e b ir th d a y p a rty F e b ­
ru a r y 17. T lie e v e n in g was sp e n t in
p la y in g games and contests. P re s­
e n t w e re W a lte r Rue« ke r. Jo h n
N e w m a n. W a lte r I.ie b e n o w . V e rn o n
M eyer. W a lte r M u h ly . A lv in I ’ fa h l
and D a n ie l H in ric h s . A ll a re m e m ­
bers o f th e B ib le class o f St. P eter's
ch u rch
N o classes w e re h e ld i n
th e
B lo o m in g .school th e e a rly p a rt o f
th is w e e k due to th e te a che r. M rs
Jaen ick e. b e in g in d isp o se d w i t h
to n s ilitis .
M rs P h ilip M o h r and R ic h a rd
spent th e past w e e k in C o rv a llis at
th e Iw m e o f M r a nd M rs. W a lte r
Mohr, to w h o m a b a b y has been
b o rn .
E rn e st M e y e r w ill in s tru c t the
B ib le class o f St. P e te r’s c h u rc h
b e g in n in g S unday.
B E A V E R T O N A c c o m p a n ie d b y
h e r husband and fa m ily she cam e
to O reg o n in 188«
a r r iv in g a t
Scholl* February 18
L a dies o f th e B lo o m in g lo ca l of
th e F a rm e rs ' U n io n w ill se rve th e
iq . a l at th e m e e tin g o f th e c o u n ty
o rg a n iz a tio n to be h e ld th e f ir s t
S a tu rd a y in M a rc h and not. on th e
t h ir d S a tu rd a y o f th is m o n th as
e rro n e o u s ly
a n nounced
in
last
w eek's news.
C H E R R Y G R O V |:
C a rl A n d e r-
I son. son o f M rs. A u g u s t A n d e rso n
I o f C h e rr y G ro ve , and M iss E sther
' L o u ise C ro ft, d a u g h te r o f M r and
' M i: C o n ra d C r o ft, o f P o rtla n d w e re
- m a rrie d S u n d a y a t t h e
K e n to n
Pres’b y te ria n c h u rc h i n P o rtla n d .
A re c e p tio n was h e ld at th e hom e
o f th e b rid e 's p a re n ts a fte r th e c e re ­
m ony.
M rs. A u g u s t A n d e rso n re tu rn e d to
T acom a w ith
h e r d a u g h te r. M rs. ,
L e s lie H o a r, f o r a v is it.
M rs. Jo h n
Pearson e n te rta in e d J
th e fo llo w in g y o u n g people at h e r
hom e F e b ru a ry 15: MiSses L illia n
A n d e rson . L i l l y W a llin . Jean and
C la ra D in tle m a n and M rs L a V e rn
G ra n t. R oy and E in a r H e d in . W a ld -
a m ere T o rn b la d and Vaden S e iffe rt
T h e e v e n in g was spent in p la y in g
games
(By Vivian Hudson,
M iss R u th C a rlso n re tu rn e d to
i school M o n d a y a fte r b e in g absent
i fo r fo u r w eeks d u e to th e d e e p '
I snow .
'
(By Mrs. Frank Pezoldt,
RO CK C R EEK A W a s h in g to n
and L in c o ln p ro g ra m was g ive n
at Rock C re e k ch o o l M o n d a y a ft-
ern o o n Some o f the p la y , g iv e n had
been w r itte n by s tu d e n ts o f the
-chool In c lu d e d w e re th e fo llo w in g
n u m b e rs on th e p ro g ra m : a s ke tch
o f G eorge W a s h in g to n by p u p ils o f
th e f if t h grade, g iv e n in th e ir o w n
W fk ;
'W a s h in g to n
M o n u m e n t”
by s e v e ra l c h ild re n . 'S tu d y in g H is-
lo r y . ” p la y , w h ic h hart been w r it -
ten by M a r jo r ie E p p e rson , p u p il o f
the c lio o l. and p la y e d by M a r jo r ie
E pperson.
Ire n e
H y la n d .
A lic e
B ra d le y . J u n e Johnson, V ir g in ia A ll-
wen und F lo re n c e D ic k ; a k e tc h o f
A b ra h a m L in c o ln 's life ; song b y
ch o o l; r e c ita tio n b y G le n G rossen;
m o n o lo g u e "O n th e T e le p h o n e ," by
S ta n le y C o n g d on : " P u ttin g B aby
B ro th e r t o Sleep. ' p la y w r itte n b y
R u th Stauss, p u p il o f th e school and
pla ye d by R u th Stauss, Is la B lo d g e tt.
V ir g in ia
A llw e n
and
F lo re n c e
D ic k : S in g in g o f " A m e ric a '' b y
school a nd a u d ie nce S e v e ra l p a r ­
e n t, and o th e rs a tte n d e d th e p ro ­
gram .
C a ro ly n Benson was a t school
M onday
a fte r tw o w eeks absence
d u e to illn e ss.
M rs R o b e rt M u n s o n le ft T h u r s ­
day fo r H o q u ia m . Wash , a fte r v is ­
CHICK
FEEDS
P rices F O B store an d su b ject
to m ark et changes.
CO NTRAC T
W OOL
37c
$1 p er fleece a d v a n ce d
Farmers’ Cash Store
F eed - Seed - Wool - P o u ltry
on Mixers!
ROYAL
W .
H it th e Nail
R ight on th e H ead
fo r a
Perfect Drink
A sk fo r ROYAL
a t your d e a le r
Subscribe
Washington
Six months
cents. Tw o
now to the Argus. In
county SI SO a year.
85c. 'three month* 90
months 33 cent*
tf
Electric Line Extended
Modern Memorials
T h e e le c tric lin e here is b e in g e x ­
1 te n de d
to th e homes
o f John
. S c h n e id e r. F re d W e ldon arid D r.
P ageler.
at M oderate Price*
Regulation Grass Markers in-
si.illcd within 90 miles of IlillslMiro,
S25 and up: quality deeldes t h e
priee. Workmanship and quality
remain long after price is forgot­
ten.
Putnam Conducts Meetings
H ills b o ro C h ris ­
! R. L . P u tn a m .
' tia n m in is te r, is c o n d u c tin g a se rie s
at t h e
. o f e v a n g e lis tic m e e tin g
i N o rth P la in s c h u rc h . T he m ee t­
in g s a re each e v e n in g at 7:45. e x ­
ce p t S a tu rd a y s . T h is is th e second
w . e k o f th e r e v iv a l w it h g ro w in g
in te re s t.
T o n ig h t
’ T hu rsd a y»
a
d e le g a tio n
is e xp e cte d
fro m the
H ills b o r o c h u rc h
S e rm o n :
A re
Y ou C o n v e r te d ’ "
F rid a y :
"T h e
A n s w e r to a G re a t Q u e stion ; ’ S u n ­
d a y m o rn in g : "T h e N e w T estam ent
j
i
I
’
,
Does Your Car
Need a
Beauty
Treatment
O regon M onum ent W orks
Hillsboro and Newberg. Ore.
H. H. Stannard. Mgr.
W ater Does
Many Chores
The older generation will
remember a quaint charac­
ter known e ith e r as the
‘‘handy m an ” a b o u t t h e
place, or ‘‘the man who does
the chores.”
Those c rin k les in th e fen d ­
ers a re n ’t p e rm a n en t waves.
W e can iron them out to
m ake your c a r look as good
as new.
Many of the chores per­
formed by the almost-van­
ished “handym an” are done
by your water company.
BODY A N D
FE N D E R REPAIR
O I'R
SPECIA LTY
Instead of drawing water
in pails, either from well or
cistern for various domestic
uses, a turn of faucet or hy­
drant handle delivers water
on the spot.
Let us e stim ate y o u r job.
All w ork g u a ra n te e d .
Shell Gas and Oil
Eveready Prestone - Arvin Heaters
Auto-Lite Batteries
Gates Tires and Tubes
Auto Repair
Front-end A ligning
COOMER
& LACKEY
365 E. Main St.
PH O N E 721
Peoples Water and Gas Co.
R. E. WLuEY, local m an a g e r
HiUsbon
Royal Soda
Works
345 E. Main
Phone 2432
T e le p h o n e 3061
Auction Sale of Horses
4 1 2 m iles north c f F orest G rove on the W illiam
V a n d eh ey farm , G reen ville and Roy road.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1937
Sale to sta rt at 1 o'clock
C arload of E astern O regon horses, ra n g in g from 1300 to
1600 pounds. W ell-m atched team s, all w ell-broken an d
good, reliab le heavy breed. C hunks ages from 3 to 10
y ears. Som e good brood m ares.
TER M S: Cash or a rra n g e m e n ts should be m ade w ith
vour b a n k e r before d a te of sale.
TED WRIGHT, Owner
H A R R Y S H E R M A N . C le r k
B a n k o f D a y to n
Quality jod printing—Argus.
Gamble
A1
.65
C hick Starting
M ash. 100 lbs.
«A
C hick Startin g
$ 6 » .7 5
P ellets. 100 lbs.
AU
C hick Scratch Feed $ A .6 O
100 lbs.
UU
C h u rc h ; ' e v e n in g : "H o w C an
a
M an be B o rn A g a in ? " T h e m e e t­
in g s w ill c o n tin u e n e x t w eek.
DON’T
Nod gen -B rew ster
(By Mrs. F. P atton)
Hiithilays C< lebratrd
Law ­
it in g h e r p a re n ts, M ik e Rahn and
M rs. Kahn,
w h o is i l l at th e
Jones h o s p ita l.
S y lv a n N elson o t P o rtla n d spent
th e w e e k -e n d w it h A lb e r t L u e th e
<>n B ro o k s H ill.
Rock Creek Pupils
Present Program
BEVERAG ES
Cherry Grove Man
Weds in Portland
A b ir th d a y
a n n iv e rs a ry d in n e r
was e n jo y e d at th e hom e o f H e r ­
m an A lle n S u n d a y fo r L e s lie B
N ew house o f Eugene and H e rm a n
A lle n P resent w e re M r. and M rs.
i J B N ew h o u se and gra n d so n L e s-
j lie J u n io r o f P h ilo m a th . M rs. J. P
C ooper. M rs. G o ld a
M cC o y and
d a u g h te r G lo ria o f F ern H ill. M r.
and M rs. P. P a tto n o f C h e rr y
Ml
re n ce was a c o n tin u o u s re s id e n t o f
W a sh in g to n c o u n ty fo r 45 years,
liv in g a t S c h o lls
F orest G rove ,
a nd
R a le ig h , b e fo re
m o v in g
to
G resh a m tw o years ago.
She and h e r h u sband becam e
becam e m em bers o f th e C h u rc h of
G od in 1874 in Kansas and w e re
id e n tifie d w ith th e S c h o lls c h u rc h
o f th a t d e n o m in a tio n , w h ic h is no w
o w n e d by the S ch o lls M e th o d is t
E p isco p a l c h u rc h .
S u r v iv in g here a re one d a u g h te r.
M r: D a v id W F is k o f M u ltn o m a h ,
fo u r sons, S a m u e l B o f R a le ig h .
L ou L. o f O re g o n C it y B e rt F. o f
G resham . Jo h n W o f P o rtla n d ; one
s is te r Sue M. B la c k o f M a n h a t­
tan. K a n : one b ro th e r. C h a rle s
M a rrs o f P o rtla n d ; e le ve n g ra n d ­
c h ild re n . tw e lv e g re a t-g ra n d -c h il-
d re n , a nd one g re a t-g re a t-g ra n d ­
d a u g h te r.
Local Women to Serve
Honor Roll Given
Hayward
Mr
S arah V e lv e t,
d ie d at th e h o rn y o f
h e r son in G resh u m S a tu rd a y .
M rs L a w re n c e was b o rn in II-
Im n r. M a rc h I J. 1845» and cam e to
I Ire g o n in 1889 She was m a rrie d
in lit,75 to Sam uel B L a w re n c e , w h o
d ie d in 1907 T lie fa m ily liv e d on
w h a t i n o w k n o w n as th e Sam
Penne
fa rm . S u r v iv in g
re la tiv e s
m e fo u r sons and one d a u g h te r. 11
g ra n d c h ild re n . 12 g r e a t- g ra n d c h il­
d re n and one great g re a t-g ra n d ­
d a u g h te r. lit t le L ila s P o tte r, d a u g h -
te i o f M r and M r . L y le P o tte r
and g ra n d d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs
Jes S n y d e r
F u n e ra l services w e re h e ld ut
th e M F c h u rc h in S ch o lls M o n d a y
at 2 p in In te rm e n t was at M o u n ­
ta in s id e c e m e te ry H e r fo u r sons
w e re p a ll-b e a re rs
Mrs. Bi.yd Honored
M rs G e o rg e H in k e l e n te rta in e d
S u n d a y in
w ith i d in n e r p a rly
h o n o r o f th e b ir th d a y o f h e r m o th -
er Mr
F rc d lio y d
B e rin g
and her
M rs W illia m
in fa n t son cam e hom e fro m H ills ­
boro las, W ednesday to th e home
o f her m o th e r M rs F re d Muhly.
Huy Martin Property
bounders' Program
1 hid at Rcedville
SC H O LLS
L a w r e n c e , 88
monia.
Mr
and M r
G eorge S a n fo rd
have purch u se d tin* N vl« M a rtin
piojM i t y on th e c o rn e r o f F a rm ­
in g to n road and L iv e rm o re avenue
M a r tin s are m o v in g to P o rtla n d
Bus w eek
(Ity Mr». John lla a sn
M a i io n S im tch . w h o has been
P IR D A L K - IO W A H I L L
M rs
(p ia ia n tm e d at th e hom e o f his
H e n ry J Haase e n te rta in e d w ith a
h rfd h e r in P o rtla n d on account o f
b irth d a y p a rty F rid a y a fte rn o o n .
called (eve r, ha.- re tu rn e d to his
Pre cut w e re M r and M rs John
hom e here
P e rry. V ir g il. G len. E a rl and Eva
M r.
W A Jones haa re tu rn e d
fro m P o rtla n d ,
w h en* .she »pent P e ri'. M rs H e rb S c h u lm e ric h and
son E lm a n and M r and M r
W il­
th re e w e e k v is itin g frie n d s
lia m
Haase
of
H ills b o ro ,
M rs
M r and M r
C II
Hansen of
B la n ch e lle n s e l o f P o rtla n d . M es-
G o ld e n d u le »pent S u n d a y w ith M r
ilatiKss J II Haase and son H a ro ld .
and M rs. E rnest L iv e rm o re .
F re d Haase, H e n ry K u e b e l, O scar
A lb e r t Schocne re tu rn e d to school
P fa b l and d a u g h te r Loin, F ra n k
th is w eek, b e in g f u lly
reco ve re d
K im h, F ra n k W a ib u l. E lm e r Boge
fro m an a ccid e n t, w h e n th e b ic y c le
and d a u g h te r E v e ly n . Sam G e rig ,
he wus r id in g c o llid e d w ith an a u to ­
F ra n k U n g e r, M r and M rs Jo h n
m o b ile on F a rm in g to n road
Haase and d u u g h te r L u c ille and
M r a m i M r . W ilb u r C ro c k e r o f
M r and M rs. L o u g d o n
C ooper m o u n ta in « p e n t th e w e e k ­
E lm e r Boge is p u ttin g an e le c tric
end w ith M r C ro c k e r s p a re n ts at
j w a te r system in on his place
M o n m o u th
M r and M rs C a rl R u estig and
M r a nd M rs Jo h n Im la h v is ite d
d a u g h te r In g a o f R ic h fie ld . W ash.
Mr
Im lah*» b ro th e r at M c M in n ­
I spent F rid ay e v e n in g w ith M r. and
v ille Tue.sduy.
M rs H e n ry J. Haase
C h ild re n on th e h o n o r r o ll f o r , h e
I m o n th o f J a n u a ry w e re H azel C a r ­
te r. A B in Haase and M ild re d Haase
B o rn , to M r. and M rs. L a w re n c e
j Gnus, fo r m e r ly o f th e c o m m u n ity ,
Illy Mary Hlnrlalr)
F e b ru a ry 20. a boy
nE E D V IL L E T h e an n u al F o u n d ­
M i a nd M rs E J H u ff * 1 and
e r , ' D u v m e e tin g o f the I’.-T. A. M r- M a ry P e n d e rg o st spent S at-
was h e ld F rid a y a fte rn o o n a t th e | u rd a y and S u n d a y in P o rtla n d w ith
K re d v illt school house.
' re la tiv e s
Q u ite an Interesting en u m eratio n
L o re n z Hom e
o f th e m a n y th in g s a rc iim p lis h e d
V ictor L o re n z was b ro u g h t hom e
lin e th e o rg a n iz a tio n o f th e I ’ .-T. fro m th e P o rtla n d h o sp ita l, b u t s till
A was g iv e n b y d iffe r e n t m em bers i.. c o n fin e d ut hom e w it h his in ­
S u ccessful h o t school lu nches have ju r e d buck
been cal i led o u t fo r s e ve ra l years,
Mi
A C M c A llis te r sp e n t th e
a p ia n o
purehasc-d. s h ru b b e ry I w e e k-e n d at the D o n Pearson home.
p la n te d , ra d io purchased a m i th e O th e r S u n d a y e v e n in g su p p er p a rty
group i . w o r k in g no w to w a rd a ' guests w e re M r u nd M rs. H , K
g y m n a s iu m
W atson, and M r. and M rs V . M
O w in g to so m a n y absences am ong i M o rg a n
u nd
d a u g h te r Ja n e t o f
th e school c h ild re n it was im p o s ­ P o rtla n d
M rs M cA llister r e tu r n -
s ib le to have th e p ro g ra m w h ic h ed to P o rtla n d w i t h them ,
h a il lie e n p la n n e d to he g iv e n by t K o y C a rte r o f P .S . D redge M ic k ie ,
th e c lio o l c h ild re n T h is p ro g ra m . w h ic h is c o m in g to P o rtla n d fo r re ­
ha. been postp -lied to a la te r date pairs. is hom e fo r tw o weeks
F ra n ce K e y . th e sm a ll son o f
L o u ise U n g e r, w h o w o rk s in P o rl-
Mr
and M r
C la u d e K e y. was ■ land, spent th e w e e k-e n d at home.
b ro u g h t hom e fro m th e h o s p ita l
Mrs. Ileckman Home
and is m uch im p ro v e d
M rs W H e ckm a n re tu rn e d fro m
D o n a ld Hngg. w h o has been ill i a th re e m o n th s' v is it w ith h e r hus-
fo r om e tim e w ith th e c h lc k e n p o x . ! hand - fo lk s in Los A n geles. C a l.
was a b le Io r e tu r n to school tin s S a tu rd a y .
week
H ill C a rte r has been i l l w ith th e
C h a rle s Im la y le ft S u n d a y ev e­ flu
n in g fo r R e d d in g , C al . on b u s i­
M rs J. M a rc o n i is a t th e bedside
ness.
o f h e r m o th e r, w h o is s e rio u s ly i l l
D irk O verw ey o f I.aurelvicw at S h e rid a n .
school i.s a new pupil in the sec­
T h u rs d a y guests at the Sam A u e
ond g rad e here.
hom e w e re M r and M rs W a rre n
P a tric ia B ro w n le e , w h o has been A u e and M r and M rs. R a ym on d
q u ite ill. is im proving nicely.
A u e o f B o n n e v ille .
Reunion llrlil
S u n d a y guests a, th e C F R o b ­
A fa m ily re u n io n was h e ld S u n ­ in so n hom e w e re M r a n d M rs.
d a y at tlie h o m e o f M rs. K e lly . H e rb C h u rc h a nd fa m ily .
Early Resident of
County Succumbs
illy Mrs. E. IV. Illiir le h a )
N tt ih h )
Aid Mission
lo c a l, w ill he w e lco m ed as w e ll a
In te re s te d fa rm e r, and th e ir fa m ­
ilie s
C h e rry G ro v e E x te n s io n u n it o f
Hom e E conom ics w ill m eet at M rs
W E. I l r .' hom e M a rc h 5 a t 10:JO
w ith pot lu c k lu n ch .
Indoor League
Approved By
Lutheran Folk
on in law ami daughter Mi
Mi
Wash , M i
Ml
and
W alla, Wash , and
Pane Five
A RG U S, n i LLSBO RO , OREGON
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Auctioned;
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New Paid'in-Advance
Argus Subscribers During 1936
W e are proud of th is increase in A rgus re a d e rs as it ind icates the
ever-grow ing ac ce p tan c e of th e H illsboro A rgus as th e essential
new s source of th e H illsboro tra d in g a re a .
Grove.
T h e G aston lo ca l o f th e F a rm ­
ers' U n io n w ill h o ld an a ll day
m e e tin g a t th e K P. h a ll in G aston
M a rc h 3 at 10:30 a. m. w ith pot
lu c k d in n e r
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m ore r e a d e r fam ilies and prospective cu sto m er groups a t no in­
crease in rate . This increase in subscription list fu rth e r en tren ch es
th e H illsboro A rg u s’ claim to be the o u tsta n d in g a d v e rtisin g m edi­
um in W ashington county.
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