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Thursday, March IH, 1937
n I L L S B O R O
School Nurse Speaks;
Student Demonstrates
M is N a th u n W e in ste in , « e h o n I
m u se w h o spoke to th e m em hers o f
the I Itlls h o i u P a re n t T ea ch e r asso­
c ia tio n M o n d a y n ig h t. M uted th u t
c h u ru c tv r tra ils . p e rs o n a lity and
idea* on taste in g e n e ra l w en* de
v e lo p e d in c h ild re n by th e tim e
th e y w e re fiv e ye a rs old. th ro u g h
th e ir In lin e e n v iro n m e n t A fte r th a t
th e school a m i th e c o m m u n ity m ay
m o d ify th e ir ideas to some e x te n t.
In i, the greuteht r< p o n s ih ih ty rests
on th e hom e
M iss L a V e lle Jackson fro m N o rth
Plains, a se n io r in th e h ig h school,
discussed good taste m clothes, as
ta u g h t in the d o m e stic science d e ­
p a rtm e n t by Miss K a th r y n C ro z ie r
She stressed tin* s u ita b ility o f the
costum e to the occ asion, the im p o r t­
ance o f lin e and th e v a lu e o f co lo r
Slu* also em phasized tin* im p o rta n c e
o f m o d e ra tio n in m a k e -u p and sun
p lic ity in h a ir dress and costum e
In d e m o n s tra tin g h e r ideas, she u s­
ed as m odels D o ro th y ( *hallucom be.
f fo r m a l c o s tu m e ; V ir g in ia P e i k in
costum e fo r a business g ir l. Louise
C ru A n. school g ir l costum«*; D o r ­
o th y Bari*, a fte rn o o n costum e, and
A lin a « s lin g e r street costum e, w ith
em phasis placed on the im p o rta n c e
i»f accisssories
H e p o rts on tin* progress o f tin*
S u m m e r lto u n d -u p c o m m itte e w ere
g iv e n by M rs G e o rg e K cu le . on
th e p la y -g ro u n d p ro je c t by M rs
P a u l P a tte rson , a m i on tin* p ic tu re
sh o w w h ic h tin* P -T. A sponsored
b y M rs J M Person
A n o m in a tin g co m m itte e , in c lu d ­
in g L C M o o b e rry . M rs T om D oyle
and M rs K K o rtz e h o rn . was elected
to p re p .ire a lis t o f nam es fo r o f f i ­
cers fo r n e x t ye a r, to b«* presented
at th e m e e tin g n e x t m o n th
Delegates elected to a tte n d the
•ta te c o n v e n tio n hi P o rtla n d A p r il
13 to Hl. wer«* M esdam es M M
Ito rn ig . Paul P atterson, J M Person.
H l< Laster. J W e il G eo rg e Keule.
J 1, S earcy, H M e lte b e k e and H A.
A llis o n .
It was d e cid e d to have a pot lu c k
d in n e r at the n e x t m e e tin g , d e ta ils
to be a n nounced la te r
M iss M o o re s roo m was «»gain
a w a rd e d th e a tte n d a n ce pen na n t
T h e social h o u r was in charge of
M rs K o rtz e b o rn . assisted by Mes-
dam es P a u l K in g le . W a yn e P a tte r-
son. Fr«*<l D u vid so n , H H a le y. M iss
G la d y s Hood and M iss M a rie H o ur -
11- I
Library Notes
t i l ) M rs. Georgia S m lth i
N e w c h ild re n 's
books, a n im a l
to rn
th e m uch lo ve d .lo g stories,
bonks t i l l i n g a b o u t c h ild re n
of
o th e r lands, circu s hook., and m any
cithers o f in te re st to a ll ages, are
n o w on th e lib r a r y «helves
C lip th is list and m a rk tin books
yo u w is h to read T hese w ill i n ­
te re s t th e firs t graders:
" S m o k e y ," th e li v e l y
lo c o m o tiv e ;
r a ilrd a d book circ u s bonk.. " K in g -
ta il." and ' Flat T a il." a n im a l .stor­
ies.
"S top.
Look
a n d L is te n ."
and
B ib le .stories
H e re a re some fin e sto rie s o f
o th e r c o u n trie s n r o f c h ild re n v is ­
itin g in o th e r lands: "C a rlo s and
L o la of the P h ilip p in e '." hv S o w ­
e r. " L it t l e
S panish D a n c e r." by
B ra n d t' ■. " W h is tle rs
V a n ."
by
Jones W ales, ' A n y th in g Can B a ll­
pen
on th e
R iv e r.”
b y B r in k .
Sidsel. l.o n g s k irts G ir l o f N o r-
i,"
a
boy o f
S o lv e r T ra p
w a y ;"
" L i t t l e A n n o f Canada."
N o rw a y
" C h ild re n o f S v ila . " "(¡o ld e n C al
th e r ta b 's fro m H o l-
H ead," and
land. "Y n s u and Bo Is h i o f Ja p a n,"
" L ia n g and L o o f C h in a ."
B ooks fo r th ird , fo u rth and f if t h
grades. " S a u ry B e ts y ," "S to ry o f
Iro n ." " M o lly and M ic h a e l." "T e d
and N a n ," "S te e m b n a l B illy . " " B o ­
zo." Illu g le ' by H in k le , and " S m ith
and R u s ty ." dog stories.
V a c a tio n in V a n c o u v e r—
Rev and M rs (J P D u ffie ld Jr.
and d a u g h te r w ill leave th is cum-
Dr. P. G.
BROWN
DENTIST
Commercial Building
2nd
and
M a in
St.
Hillsboro. Oregon
in g M on d a y fo r a va ca tio n t r ip to
V a n co u v« i. I l ( ’ . M rs. D u ffie ld 's
fo rm e r boon* T h e y w ill be guests
hi tin* horn«* o f Hev a m i M rs W a l­
te r M ussen M r a m i M rs D u ffie ld
«•xpect to i»e gone alm ost tw o weeks,
r e tu rn in g fo r the c h u rc h services
A p r il 4 D m m g th e ir absent*«* the
services o f the ch u rc h w ill be co n ­
d u cted by Hev
E d ith C a m p b e ll,
fo rm e rly o f H ills b o ro
Shute P.-T. A. Will
Entertain Friday
S huti* I ' - ' I ' A w ill <-nt.-r1««iti w ith
I n p ro g ra m a m i p i.' socia l ¡it th e
S liu ti' » clio iil F rid a y e v e n in g T he
p io g riu n w ill be m h o n o r o f St
P a tric k '« day m id w ill fe a tu re Iris h
m usic, n com edy, " D o n ’t M e n tio n
Pig«." by a g ro u p o f I ’ -T A m e m ­
ber«; a su rp ris e n u m b e r by th e
y o u n g fo lk s o f the community, und
o th e r fe a ture « T h e social is g ive n
to raise m o n e y to c a rry on w o rk in
th e c o m m u n ity and to h e lp fu tu re
l ‘ T. A w o rk in th e c o u n ty
T h e o rg a n iz a tio n is p la n n in g on
lu n d sca p in g th e g ro u n d s o f th e lit t le
I s ix ly - y c u r o ld S h u te school th is
sp rin g . It has u b e a u tifu l s e ttin g o f
| h r and oak tree« and th e shrubs
and flo w e rs to be added w i l l do
m uch to b rin g o u t th e b e a u ty o f
th is p io n e e r a tru c tu re
A ll frie n d s o f th e school a re c o r­
d ia lly in v ite d to th e p ro g ra m and
social.
P.-T. A. County
Council to Meet
E x e c u tiv e hoard o f th e C o u n ty
C o u n c il o f P a re n t-T e a ch e r associa­
tio n « w ill m eet at noon M a rc h 24 nt
th e hom e o f M r«. C F S U lik e n o f
T ig a rd fo r a pot lu c k lu n ch e o n A ll
o ffic e r» and c o m m itte e c h a irm e n
a re u rg e d In be p resent to p la n th e
s p rin g m e e tin g tn be A p r il II. a w eek
e a rlie r th a n p re v io u s ly scheduled,
because o f th e S ta le P -T. A co n ­
v e n tio n in P o rtla n d A p r il 13 to BI
Spring Missionary
Rally Held Here ’
II *L
ARGUS
J a c k F leische r, w h o is w o rk in g
in S eattle. W a sh , sp e n t tile w e e k ­
S ta rt C ru sad e —
T h e C h ris tia n c h u rc h e n te re d th is end h e re w ith his w ife and s b n at
w e e k upon a tw o -w e e k p re -E a s te r th e J A K ra m ie n hom e O th e r
e v a n g e lis tic crusade T he fir s t w eek guests at the K ra m ie n hom e d u r ­
th e
w e e k-e n d w e re Messrs,
is tn he o ccu p ie d w ith hom e v is ita ­ in g
tio n by th e m em bers, w ith n ig h tly and Mesdames L a r r y R a y l and R
m ee tin g s llie last w eek co n d u cte d I. E dw ards, also o f S e a ttle
M rs. E d ith M o r r is o f P o rtla n d
b y the pastor. R I. P u tn a m , clo s ­
in g Easter. T h e co n g re g a tio n w as sp e n t th e w e e k-e n d w ith h e r sis ­
M r and
d iv id e d S u n d a y In to tw o groups te r M rs W . C. G iffo r d
c a lle d Vie "R ed and " B lu e " groups M rs. G iffo rd . Ju n e G iffo rd , and
fo r v is ita tio n M iss W in o n a P u tn a m Mr and M r . W illa r d H u g h e * V is ­
was chosen a ■ c a p ta in o f th e "R e d s" ite d a niece o f M rs G iffo rd . M r s
and M r-
A T
B a rb e r fo r the Roy D e L o zie r. at N c c a n lc u m h a tc h ­
"B lu e s ." T h e fir s t re p o rt o f th is v is ­ e ry n e a r Seaside S unday.
ita tio n contest w ill he S u n d a y m o r n ­
M iss B e tty
Hobbs, s tu d e n t at
O reg o n S ta te college. C o rv a llis , is
ing.
sp e n d in g s p rin g v a ca tio n w ith h e r
T a y lo rs on W ay H om e—
I! F T a y lo r n f n e a r H ills b o ro ., parents M r. and M r s E L. Hobbs
w h o w ith M rs T a y lo r has been on H e r cousin. J e rr y H a rris o f P o r t­
an e x te n s iv e t r ip th ro u g h th e east land. is a guest at th e Hobbs
and south, w rite s fro m H ouston. hom e th is week.
M rs J B. D in sm o re spent several
Texas, th a t "w e have ta k e n ill a ll
th e south n o w up to here F lo rid a . days Inst w eek in S eattle. W ash .
A la b a m a M ississip p i. L o u is ia n a and w h e re she a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l of
n o w in T exas a m i th e y can have M rs. F re d S to p p e lm a n . w h o d ie d
it a ll as it is o n ly good to raise s u d d e n ly M a rch 5. M rs. S to p p e lm a n
snakes and 'g a to rs.' B u t th e c itie s was w e ll k n o w n here.
in m y tra v e ls have been b e a u tifu l,
M rs. J. G. M c K illic . M rs E C.
b u t th a t is a ll. C live m e O re g o n and D a vid so n , und M rs E dna M c K a y ,
a ll o f S t
P aul. O regon, v is ite d
1 atn on m y w a y ."
M rs. J. C. K u m in c r last w eek.
I l o r f f r l s E n te r ta in —
M rs
F ra n k S im pson, w h o has
M r and M r« H. I. H o e ffe l e n te r­
ta in e d w ith a ca rd p a rty at th e ir been i l l fo r se ve ra l weeks, was
Im m e S a tu rd a y n ig h t G uests w ere ta ke n to the G ood S a m a rita n hos­
Messrs and Mesdames E lm e r B a tc h ­ p ita l in P o rtla n d M a rc h H. w h e re
e ld e r. Ernest Z u rc h e r. O tto Schulz she is u n d e r m e d ica l care.
M r. and M rs. A J M acy w it h
and J E B e n n e tt. M rs. Z u rc h e r
and M r
B a tc h e ld e r m ade
h ig h t h e i r son. T. C. M acy, a ll o f Os­
-cores and M rs. B e n n e tt and M r. wego. are m a k in g th e ir hom e near
H i lv e tia . T h e y m ove d here last
S chulz, lo w .
w eek.
E n te rta in a t D in n e r—
M r. a nd M rs W S. E v e re tt, and
M r and M rs. G eorge B ie rs d o rf Messrs, a n d M esdam es N o rm a n
e n te rta in e d w ith a d in n e r p a rty P o w n e and c h ild re n a n d
W. B.
S u n d a y at th e ir hom e n e a r S chef- P o rte r o f Forest G ro ve , spent S u n ­
f lin (¡n e sts w e re Messrs and M cs- d a y at B a rv ie w .
d.im es H e rm a n Voges. O tto Voges
M iss M a rg a re t G a rre tt, stu d e n t
and c h ild re n o f M o tin la in d a le . D e l-
b e lt B ie rs d o rf. G o rd o n S a h n o w and at L in f ie ld college, and h e r m o th ­
er. s|M?nt the w e e k -e n d a t th e L.
son. M rs L ou M ustonqn. C a rl Voges.
A. Jo h n son home.
and K e n n e th B ie rs d o rf and B u rk e .
M r. and M rs. M . M o n tg o m e ry o f
Visit from California—
R egina.
S askatchew an.
Canada,
M r and M rs M. C. P ic k le s im c r spent se ve ra l days last w e e k w ith
a nd th re e c h ild re n o f San Diego. M r. and M rs. W. F. L o rm o r.
C a l. a rr iv e d S a tu rd a y f o r a v is it
M iss Ju n e G e ra rd o o f W ashougal.
w ith her parents. M r and M rs. G Wash., spent se ve ra l days la s t
N T a g g a rt. M r. P ic k le s im c r w ill w e e k w it h h e r sister, M rs. J. B.
r e tu rn th e end o f the w eek, b u t D in sm o re .
she and th e c h ild re n w ill re m a in
M r. and M rs. Jam es D ie rie k x .
fo r a lo n g e r stay.
M e rle
M iss E ld a H e rshe y, a n d
Jo h n son spent th e w e e k-e n d and
Food S a lr S a tu rd a y —
z \ll S a in ts E piscopal G u ild w ill M o n d a y at V a n c o u v e r, B C.
h o ld a cooked food sale at th e H ills ­
M r. a nd M rs. E. L. Johnson v is ­
b o ro M eat co m p a n y fro m 10 a. tn. ite d at th e G eorge S c h u lm c ric h
to 3 p. m. S a tu rd a y .
I ra n ch n e a r C o rv a llis S u n d a y.
M iss M a rg a re t Johnson, stu d en t
Misses V ir g in ia and R u th E n d i- : a| U n iv e r s ity o f O regon, is at hom e
co tt. s tu d e n ts nt U n iv e r s ity o f O re ­ fo r s p rin g va ca tio n .
gon. are sp e n d in g p a rt o f th e ir
M iss K a th le e n M c A lc c r. student
s p rin g va c a tio n w ith M r. and M rs. at U. o f O . Eugene, is at home fo r
H e rb e rt Staples.
s p rin g va ca tio n .
M rs
R. J N ic o l spent se ve ra l
days last w eek w ith h e r parents.
S tale G oods
M r. and M rs. J. M . S a n d ife r, at
B u tc h e r W e ll, yo u k n o w , m adam ,
Salem .
M rs Lenz o f O m ro . W is.. v is ite d ham 's t(x>k a b ig ju m p since y e s te r­
M rs. J. W. K e lle y T uesday. She has day.
been sp e n d in g tile w in te r ill P o r t­
W o m an A ll rig h t. T hen ju s t g iv e
m e a p o und o f f th is ham yo u had
land.
here
y e ste rd u y.— Ex.
M rs J N. W ile y has been i l l
w ith flu fo r tw o weeks, fo llo w in g
H u sb a n d "T h e d o cto r's h c rc ."
h e r re tu rn fro m S o u th D akota.
T h e W ife ta b s e n tm in d e d ly
"I
M r. and M rs. J im V a n d e rzn n d e n
m oved lo T illa m o o k th is w e e k. He ; can’t see h im . T e ll h im I ’m too
I s ic k ." Ex.
has e m p lo y m e n t in a d a iry th e re .
Miss Pavey and Earl
Phelps Married
Mrs. Richardson
Speaker at D. A. R.
I'iu s is th e w a y th e lu c k y w in n e r o f ih e A rg u s tr a v e l contest w ill d in e
on th e t r ip to C a lifo r n ia and O ld M e x ic o w h ic h sta rt, fro m P o rtla n d
A p r il 10. T ra v e lin g in s p e c ia lly c h a rte re d sleepers, in w h ic h th e y
w ill liv e m uch o f th e tu n e d u rin g th e tr ip , th e girl.-; w ill have th e n
m eals w h ile tr a v e lin g in th e lu x u rio u s d in in g car
o f th e r a ilw a y
w ith m a rv e lo u s m eals at th e ir com m and a ll p a rt o f th e p re p a id t r ip
Piano Pupils to
Play Over KGW
Annual Reunion
of Two Schools
Organize New Club at North Plains
T h e C h ris tia n F e llo w s h ip clu b
h e ld its f ir s t m e e tin g in th e T r i n ­
it y L u th e ra n c h u rc h p a rlo rs last
T uesday e vening, w ith M r. and M rs
G o rd o n S a h n o w and M i and M rs
O tto Voges A fte r th e business m e e t­
in g th e social h o u r was spent in
c o m m u n ity s in g in g and e d u ca tio n a l
games, fo llo w e d by a b ir th d a y cake
und coffee.
T h e purpose o f th is n e w ly o rg a n ­
ized c lu b is to enco ura g e th e d e v e l­
o p m e n t n f hom e ta le n t in fin e arts,
and b e tte r fe llo w s h ip am ong m e m ­
bers. us w e ll as to h e lp th e ch u rc h
fin a n c ia lly .
O ffic e rs a rc M is G o rd o n Sahnow .
p re s id e n t; O tto Voges. s e c r e ta r y ,
and C a rl Voges. tre a s u re r
Page Three
p a rin g to b e g in op e ra tio n s. L o g ­ Wash . spent the week-end at their
g in g began a t R o u n d to p last W ed­ homes In Weatlmber.
Bridge club met with Mrs. Ed
nesday.
D r. E b y o f V e rn o n ia was ca lle d Hallam last Wedensday. Lunch was
CORNELIUS—Miss Lcora Pavey
served at one o'clock.
and E a rl P h e lp s w e re m a rrie d in to th e bedside o f E rne.it S m e jk .il.
V a n c o u v e r W ash
M a rc h 10
w h o is n e a r
pne um o n ia at his
T he b rid e , yo u n g e st d a u g h te r o f home at Sunset camp, S a tu rd a y
N u rse — " Y o u r cough seems m u c h
Mr
A n n a P avey o f south o f to w n n ig h t.
b e tte r th is m o rn in g ."
was a ttra c tiv e ly dressed in a d a rk
J E W ilso n and C h a rles Peak,
P a tie n t— " I t s h o u ld be. I'v e been
stree t dress w ith m atch iriR acces-
C a th la m e t. p ra c tic in g a ll n ig h t.” -Ex.
■ orie: T he b rid e g ro o m n tin - son of w h o are w o r k in g a t
M r. and M rs. R. P helps o f P o rt­
land and an e m p lo y e o f th e M o h r
g ro c e ry .
T he y o u n g c o u p le rc tn rn e d S u n ­
day fro m a h o n eym o o n t r ip and are
at hom e m th e B a rn a rd apa rtm e nts.
Winner Dines in Style
T h e a n n u a l s p rin g m is in n a ry r a l­
ly n f th e C h ris tia n c h u rc h n f Wash
m g ton c o u n ty was h e ld in tin* local
c h u rc h M u tc h 10 E ig h ty - fiv e r« p ie
sentntiv«**; n f tin* ch u rch e s w ere
pr«*Hcnt d u rin g the* day. ( ' I*’ Sw an
d e r state se cre ta ry, led th e ra lly ,
w h ic h was one n f u series o v e r the
state !!«• is assisted by M rs O S
M u rp h y , state se c re ta ry o f the Wo
m e n ’ll M is s io a ry S o cie ty. and M is:
L u c ille F ord . m is s io n a ry fro m I n ­
dia. as th e team
T he them«* n f th e r a lly was “ Th«*
K in g
B u s in e s s ' K e y n o te addr«*ss
on th is them e was d e liv e re d by
G eorge J T u rn e r, m in is te r at F o r­
est G ro v e O th e rs ta k in g p a rt on
the p ro g ra m w e re M rs J I) In m a n ,
ju n io r state s u p e rin te n d e n t o f Wo
m en s M issio n a ry S o c ie ty ; M iss D u l-
cln a B ro w n , y o u n g p e o p le ’s state
s u p e rin te n d e n t o f W M S . M r:;
K e n n e th H e n d ric k s , state v ic e -p re -
id e n t o f W. M S and fo rm e r m is ­
s io n a ry to Ja p a n; M rs. H a r ry E
H u ll, d is tr ic t s u p e rin te n d e n t o f W
M S ; M rs Lea M ay o f Forest
G rove . M rs G eorge H a tch o f B e a v­
e rto n and () W
L iv in g s to n e o f
V e rn o n ia . T h e
V e rn o n ia ch u rc h
jo in e d in th is ra lly .
T h e p rin c ip a l fe a tu re o f in te re s t
w e re tlie m is s io n a ry addresses by
M iss L u c ille F o rd , w h o to r o ve r
t h ir t y years has liv e d in In d ia .
Within the Church
ES B O R O , O R E G O N
N O R T H P L A IN S — T h e Jackson
and W est U n io n schools had th e ir
a n n ua l re u n io n and dance in th e
K n ig h ts o f P y th ia s h a ll S a tu rd a y
eve n in g. A la rg e c ro w d was p re se n t
and a ll re p o rte d one o f th e best
tim es th e y e v e r had P u p ils and
teachers w h o a tte n d e d and ta u g h t
at the schools fo r th e last 50 years
w e re th e re . S te ve M ee k Sr. was
one o f th e o ld e st p u p ils and he re ­
c ite d a piece th a t he spoke a t th e
Jackson school 70 years ago. G eorge
G ibson, w h o n o w resides in P o r t - I
land, was a n o th e r o ld p u p il o f J a c k -
son school and he re c ite d th e piece
ttia t he spoke 45 years ago. O thers,
w h o came fro m a d ista n ce, in c lu d ­
ed M rs J e n n ie Iv ie o f Eugene. M r
and M rs E rn e s t Haas and fa m ily ,
and M r. and M rs D a v id P a in e and
fa m ily o f S h e rid a n . M r and M rs
H a rry B ig h a m o f P o rtla n d . M r. and
•Mrs W a lte r K e ffe r o f Salem . M r.
and M rs C h a rle s K e ffe r and M rs.
Ed W ann fro m P o rtla n d and M r.
and M rs. R a lp h U g lo w fro m S h e r­
idan.
M iss H ila C o rn e liu s o f H ills b o ro
sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w it h M r. and
M rs. C a rl C h ris te n e r.
M r and M rs. S. A D. M ee k and
M rs J e n ie I v ie o f Eugene v is ite d
w ith S teve M e e k J r . w h o is in
G ood S a m a rita n h o s p ita l re c o v e rin g
fro m th e 13th o p e ra tio n on h is leg.
T h e y also v is ite d A lb e r t T o z ie r, w h o
is in th e sam e h o sp ital.
M r and M rs. R ussell L o ftis e n ­
te rta in e d w it h a d in e r p a rty S u n ­
day in h o n o r o f M r. a nd M rs. R og­
e r H a w le y o f T ig a rd , w h o a re m o v ­
in g to B re m e rto n in th e n e a r fu tu re
G uests w e re M r. and M rs. G le n S t if f
and E loise and C la y to n o f Reed-
ville. M r. and M rs. Jo h n G ates and
J u d ith E lle n o f H ills b o ro . M r. and
M rs H o w a rd O la in e and D uane o f
C o rn e liu s .
M r. a n d M rs. R oland
H o m e c k e r a nd S a lly . C h a rle s and
John.
M iss E u g e n ie C y p h e r sp e n t th e
w e e k -e n d v is itin g M iss K a th r y n
W h ite In P o rtla n d
Russell G ra h a m d is lo c a te d h is e l­
b o w w h ile w o r k in g a t th e P a rry
m ill.
Benefit Tea Plan
of A. A. U. W.
A A IJ. W F e llo w s h ip B e n e fit
tea w ill be held F rid a v a fte rn o o n .
f r nrn th re e u n til fiv e at th< \T E
S c h e rm e rh o rn "h om e
i n F ore st
~ ro v e M rs. Jean W arrens, h a rp ­
G
ist. w ill play, and M rs. G A J o h n ­
son w ill «peak at 3 45 on “ G lim pses
o f th e O rie n t.” T h e p u b lic is in ­
v ite d .
T H E S P O T L IG H T O N H IS F A C E
A s p o tlig h t on th e face o f Jesus
C h ris t as He w M k s th e h ig h w a y s and
b v w a y s o f G a lile e — and a fe w t'm e s
d o w n to th e b ig c ity . Je ru sa le m
See H im te a ching , p re a ch in g , h e a l­
ing. d o in g m a rv e ls and m ira c le s
A t th e end o f th e ro a d , th e s p o tlig h t
show s his face as H e hangs th e re on
th e cross. Y o u see a M an o f S o r­
ro w s and a ca u a in te d w ith g rie f. He
fa v e his back to th e '■miters and
his face to th e m th e n u lle d o u t the
h a ir He h id n o t h r cheek fro m
th e shame and th e s p ittle
L o o k again. T h e s p o tlig h t s t ill
shines As w e w a tc h H im those
th re e h o u rs on th e Cross w e see
G od in it. F o r a ll w e lik e sheen
h a ve gone a s tra y and th e L o rd d id
la y on H im th e in iq u itie s o f us a ll
N e x t comes a m y s te ry too deen
f o r us In those h ours, ho w was it
th a t He was a b le to s u ffe r to th e
f u ll a ll th e pains o f h e ll th a t w e
h ad earned b v o u r b re a k in g G od's
com m andm ents? " C h ris t D ie d fo r
o u r sins."
H e se ttle d in f u ll fo r us. In th a t
is c o m fo rt fo r h is sheep w h e n th e y
get in to a h o g w a llo w . S t ill sheep
b u t in need o f a cle a n sin g . I f w e
sav w e have no sin w e de ce ive o u r­
selves and th e tr u t h is not in us So
w h a t’’ Ju s t one th in g to do. R ig h t
at th e tim e and place w h e re w e
s lip , th e n and th e re w e confess o u r
sins. H e is f a it h f u l and ju s t to f o r ­
g iv e us o u r sins, a nd to cleanse
us fro m a ll unrig h te o u sn ess.
N o w ta ke a second lo o k w it h th e
s p o tlig h t on H im again. T h ii tim e
in to th e present h o u r. N o place to
sleep? C h ris t was th e re too.— "T h e
Son o f M an h? th n o w h e re to la y
h is he a d." H e to ld it. O r a re you
th is h o u r to go d o w n th ro u g h th e
v a lle y o f the sh a d ow o f d e a th ’ He
saw th a t h o u r also. O r does th e b e ­
s e ttin g sin th ro w y o u ag a in and
again? L o o k to h im . H e was te m p t­
ed a t e v e ry p o in t, a nd y e t w ith o u t
s in n in g O r m ust y o u go to a h a rd
task? R e m em b e r W h e n th e tim e
came th a t He was to be o ffe re d up.
He set h is face lik e f lin t to go to
J e ru sa le m . H e has s tre n g th fo r you
th e n. A t e v e ry tu r n in the road. He
is v o u r a b ility .— " I can do a ll th in g s
th ro u g h C h ris t th a t s tre n g th e n e d !
m e "—G e o rg e N. T a y lo r. B e a ve rto n .
— P a id adv
(
Jules Langur to Move
Ju le s Lan gu e . w h o has been w o r k ­
in g in th e Jackson G a ra g e fo r sev­
e ra l years, has accepted a p o s itio n
in C a rlto n and w ill m o v e th e re in
th e n e a r fu tu re . He com m enced
w o r k Tuesday.
A c e rta in ge n era l, k n o w n fo r his
s tr ic t in s is te n c e upon im p lic it o b e d i­
ence. m et a s o ld ie r c a rr y in g
a
s te a m in g k e ttle
fro m
th e cam p
cook-house.
"H e re y o u ," he o rd e re d , " le t me
taste th a t."
"B u t. s ir. it is n 't------ "
" D o n t g iv e m e a n y 'b u ts .' G et a
spoon."
" V e r y good. s ir.
T he s o ld ie r d o u b le d b a c k to th e
cook-house and fe tc h e d one
T he g e n e ra l h e lp e d h im s e lf to a
s p o o n fu l o f th e liq u id a n d im m e ­
d ia te ly spat i t out.
“ Y o u d o n 't c a ll th a t soup, do
y o u '’ " he ro a re d .
"N o. s ir. T h a t's w h a t I w as t r v in '
to t e ll yo u . It's d is in fe c ta n t, s ir.’—
E x.
M.
M a ria n Hagg. piano p u n i’
o f M rs Erm a T a y lo r S n a rk . w ill
p la y o v e r C o llin s and E rw in piano
s u rp ris e p ro g ra m on K G W S a tu r­
d a y a fte rn o ' n M a rc h 20
I 45
N a o m i Hanel. H ills b o ro p u p il, w ill
p la y o v e r th e same p ro g ra m T ue s­
d a y a fte rn o o n a t fiv e o 'c lo c k
i
WE DEAL
IN
D a v id H ill c h a p te r, D. A. R . m et
M a n h 8 w ith M rs Ray T M c C o n ­
n e ll o f P o rtla n d , w it h M rs. G lenn
Payne assisting. R e p o rts o f th e state
co n fere n ce w e re g iv e n M rs. John Y
R ic h a rd ,o n . R e p o rte r-G e n e ra l f o r
th e S m ith s o n ia n In s titu te , was guest
speaker.
FINANCE your
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that assures you
H E L V E T IA — W esley P ie re n and
M iss Rosie E x lin e w e re m a rrie d at
Van( : i'.cr Wa.-.h.. M a rc h 13. M iss
E x lin e is a d a u g h te r o f M rs. C hester
O ilm a n o f R ic h fie ld . W a sh , and
M r P ie re n is th e the son o f M r.
and M rs A1 P ie re n o f th is d is tric t.
T he co u p le w i l l m ake th e ir home
on th e S cheuer place n e a r Jackson
q u a rry .
y Lowest financing cost.
»Z More convenient payments..
Z' Insurance placed locally
(w ith your own agent o r broker).
iX Confidential attention to your affairs.
Established bank credit for future needs.
Available to any in d ivid u a l having a satisfactory credit record
and steady income, who can supply one*third the cost o f his
o r her new or used car purchase either in cash o r by the
trade-in value o f another automobile. This hank then supplies
the balance needed to make a cash deal.
Timber
G eorge B u rn e tt a nd M rs. H. H
B r it t w e re c a lle d hom e b y th e
death o f th e ir m o th e r.
M rs. A.
Burnett last w eek. M rs. B u rn e tt
had b ro k e n h e r h ip se ve ra l weeks
pre vio u s.
G eorge B a rk e r and son D o n a ld
and b ro th e r. R euben, w e re at the
m ill se ve ra l days last w eek, p re -
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Also JAMESWAY chick waterers, feeders and oil
brooders. Peet Moss, Cedar Towe and Straw always in
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50c B ottle Escot Hand
Lction with 50c
Bottle Santiseptic
FREE
Furniture and Silver
Polish with 75c can
F ie ld Seeds
Best Q uality
Lower Prices
C om plete Stock
R ecleaned Grey C ats, V ictory O ats, W h ite Oats,
H aanchen B arley, M arquis W h ea t, C anadian Field
Peas, Common V etch, Red Clover, A lsik e Clover,
A lfa lfa Seed and G rass Seed.
J o h n son ’s W ax
E m p ire L an d p laster
Delta Drug
Store
la s
Now is the time to apply landplaster and we have just
received a new supply.
F. O. B. Car ................................................$ 1 1 .5 0 ton
D elivered ....................................................... 12.00 ton
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CARS
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
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1934 Plymouth
1935 Plymouth
Rumble Seat Coupe
Coupe
$475
$565
3(M1 F. Main St.
I I III*. Intro
Phone 761
Perm anents and all kinds of
beauty work.
Y o u w ill w a n t to m ake y o u r
se le ctio n fo r th is new S p rin g
o u tfit n o w w h ile o u r stock
o f th e n e w e st th in g s is c o m ­
p le te
Man-Tailored
$ 1 9 75
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195
265
550
Suits
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Washington County Aren rise
INSURANCE SERVICE
First National Rank Building
Phone 2211
Hillsboro
P H Y S IC IA N S
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GOAR'S
Woman's Shop
and
SURGEONS
Sanitary Beauty Shop
A. O. PITMAN, M. D.
Ail kinds of Beauty Work
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
X-Ray and Physlo>Therapy
.
PERM ANENTS
a specialty
Telephone 1471
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Mabel Schendel
D E N T IS T S
DR. RALPH DRESSER
D E N T IS T
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
O ffice 3231
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
Evenings. Sundays
Telephone«
Residence 7»1
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n and
Surgeon
O ffice 2682
Telephone«
Residence 2681
by Appointment
GARBAGE
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D E N T IS T
Main Street, Near Third
Telephone 29€1Y
O ffice In Fleidel
U pstairs
Z
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E. M . Barnes, Prop.
Phone 1721
at
GEORGE T. McGRATH
Telephone 144
1 IA T S — Y o u have to see th e m
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O pen Sat. E ve n in g s U n t il 9 P. M .
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Telephone 1381X
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