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H IL L S B O R O Thursday. March 25. 1937 COf a PACnACC FOÄ A ,s, S > ■ e A A ; K J , ^ - i k V (,'lilb Meet« < < - .]? FLOWERS M ake E a ste r h ap p ier, m ore jo y fu l, fo r those you love w ith b eau tifu l Easter Lilies Potted Plants Cut Flowers Friday Seven tables o f "500" w e re p la y er! at th e card p a rty h e ld In th e school basem ent S a tu rd a y e ve n in g. H onors w e n t to M rs A1 V e ld ric k s . M rs A ltis h in . M rs M a x B e rg e r. M r S an d stro m , and A l J e ld ric k s . V ir g il C ro c k e r o f B anks sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w it h h is b ro th e r. W ilb u r. Faster Service In hngUal) Move to California Easter «crvices w ill bo h e ld at th e H e lv e tia Ite fo rrn e d c h u rc h in th e m o rn in g and w ill he in E n g lish A m o n g the stu d e n ts and teachers w h o e n jo y e d th e ir F ind e r v a ca tio n here last w eek o r th is w eek are M iss M a rie S m ith , te a ch e r in P o r t la n d school, and F lo re n c e N c lio n o f W illb rid g e . w h o is sp e n ding h e r v a c a tio n th is w eek w ith h e r g ra n d parents. M r a nd M rs Ja ck Ita d ke. and w ith h e r co usin P a tty M a r s h a ll E a rl and D o n a ld Jossy. w h o va ca tio n e d here last w eek, have r e tu rn e d to th e ir stu d ie s at () S C Hecent d in n e r p a rty guests o f M r. a m i M rs Ja ck Ita d k e w e re M rs. W a lte r l.u n rk o f P o rtla n d and M r. and M rs K K a h n M r and M rs K a h n 'M r s K a th e rin e M a rs h a ll) w e re m a rrie d tw o w eeks ago M rs. K a h n is a rla u g h te r o f M r and M rs. Jack Ita d k e and M r K a h n is a son o f M r and M rs K a h n o f New Y o rk . P ra c tic in g fo r O p e re tta M iss L in d , te a ch e r at Ito ck C re e k school, and p u p ils fro m th e fir s t to s ix th grad«s are p ra c tic in g fo r the o p e re tta “ M o lly Be J o lly .” w h ic h w ill he g iv e n in a fe w w eeks at th e school Neivsham Floral Co. Party Enjoyed A » Service« I rlday Phone 1891 Highway Ea t of Hillsboro T h ir s ty la n d s on th e L. Thiimhii r fa rm near S c h o lls th is s u m m e r w i l l be g iv e n a d r in k fro m th e T u a la tin r iv e r by m eans o f th is concrete pipe b e in g la id to c o n n ect the pum ps w ith th e fie ld . T h e p ro je c t p ropo.es to ir rig a te seven acre o f L a d in o e lo v e r. T h e lin e s th ro u g h the p ic tu re a re the . t r ip b o rd e rs to keep th e w a te r on th e segm ents of the ir rig a te d land. T o u rn h e e r is th e m an in th e b a c k g ro u n d o f th e p ic tu re , w h ile his son. F red, can be seen w ie ld in g a sh o ve l in the fo re g ro u n d .—C u t c o u rte s y O re g o n ia n . F E Possen has m ove d his fa m gare te G ille n w a te r J e r r y R a n k in ily fro m W illia m s o n a ve n ue to o f Cascade Leeks and L o is Rae's San Diego, Cal., to make their b ro th e r. M e lv in J a ck, o f B o n n e home. v ille sp e n t th e d a y w it h her. J o h n fm la h was s u rp ris e d M o n d a y by a v is it fro m his n e p h e w , T he Re edale d is t r ic t is ta k in g R O S E D A L E T h e y o u n g frie n d W ilb e r H o p k in s o f T illa m o o k , w h o on a d iffe re n t lo o k , w ith tw o homes S u n d a y became th e fa th e r o f a o f Pat G ille n w a te r and lit t le L o t b e in g rem o d e le d in to b ig mansions, a :-urpr. <• and Ed G o n ty s n e w house is n e a rly baby g ir l T h e m o th e r, fo rm e rly Ra<- Ja ck gave th e m p a rty M a rc h 14. th e ocea :on being E liz a b e th Im la h . is d o in g n ic e ly a t fin is h e d . te n th b ir th d a y a n d L o i Rae th e hom e o f h e r parents, M r. and Pat Mr Jam es Im la h . at M c M in n v ille . e ig h th. B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d Pat b e lie ve d he was g o in g to a L o is B e tze r c e le b ra te d h e r 7th s u rp ris e p a rty fo r L o is Rae and b ir th d a y S a tu rd a y w ith a p a rty fo r was v e ry m uch s u rp ris e d to f.n d e ig h t o f h e r lit t le p la ym a te s. h im s e lf s h o w e re d w ith h a p p y b ir t h Home Purchased ,B y Agnes Vanderzanden) d a y wishes and lo v e ly g ifts a lo n g ’ C h a rle s K h lo m . w h o has been w ith his lit t le frie n d . ROY M rs W illia m H e m s w o rth , liv in g in A lo h a , has p u rch a se d a T h e y e n jo y e d q u ie t game as L o i ; a fte r sp e n d in g th e w in t e r m o n th s hom e on W illia m s o n avenue. Rae is c o n v a le s c in g fro m a b a d ly v is itin g re la tiv e s and frie n d s in In New Home fra c tu re d leg. P resent -vere L o re n Salinas and B e rk e le y . Cal., re tu rn e d E H E d w a rd s and fa m ily o f D ixjge. B e tty Jean G ir d le r . H orace to h e r hom e S a tu rd a y e v e n in g P o rtla n d have m oved in to t h e ir and V io la Dodge. M a ry . E lm e r and M a rth a V a n d e rz a n d e n o f M o n n e w hom e on F a rm in g to n road. J o h n n ie W atts. F re d d ie . R ic h ie and m o u th re tu rn e d to th e hom e o f h e r C la re n c e S to u t has gone to w o rk Jo h n n ie S e tm k e r. F re d d ie M e r r y - p a re n t« W ednesday fo r a fe w days' in a lo g g in g eam p back o f C a rlto n . man. M e rv e l Schlosser. D o r. - G ille n - va c a tio n . Slides Interest D in n e r p a rty guests a t th e home w a te r. Rosie S a n to ro and th e h o n T h e slides s h o w n b y S am uel o f M r and M rs. H e n ry D u y c k S u n ored ones. L a n c a s te r F rid a y at t h e school Those h e lp in g th e hostess w e re d a y w e re M r. and M rs. M cP e a k and w e re c o lo re d p h o to g ra p h ic scenes H elen W e ib e rg R u b y and M a r- fa m ily . M r. and M rs . E. H D u y c k ta k e n in G e rm a n y and E n g la n d . and fa m ily . M r and M rs. G eorge T h e m a jo r ity w e re o f th e n o rth w e s t o p e ra tio n s w h ic h are in c re a s in g th e D u y c k and fa m ily and M r. and M rs. and th e C o lu m b ia G orge. ra ilro a d business A te m p o ra ry M a r tin S ta d le m an . Birthday Celebrated agent is th e re fo r th e present. T h e Misses C e ce lia and A gnes M rs. O J. Johnson was p le a s a n t M iss C la r ib e lle L ip p e rt, w h o has P ra n g e r sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d w ith ly s u rp ris e d T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n been e m p lo y e d in S e a ttle , came M r and M rs. C h a rle s B a rb e r o f w h e n se ve ra l ladies c a lle d to c e le hom e T h u rs d a y and w ill spend th e P o rtla n d . b ra te h e r b irth d a y . su m m e r here. M iss L ip p e rt has been Extension I'nit to Meet M rs J. G assncr e n jo y e d a v is it u n d e r a d o c to r's care and p rest H o m e e x te n s io n u n it w i l l m e e t in fro m h e r siste r. M rs. C harles, and was necessary. M o o re 's h a ll A p r il 7 at 10:30 A fa m ily o f S a le m o v e r th e w e e k K e n n e th M u n fo rd , p rin c ip a l i n d e m o n s tra tio n on ra c ia l e m b ro id e ry a C o rv a llis g ra d e school, spent th e w i l l be g iv e n . end. T h e s e w in g classes h e ld in th e s p rin g va c a tio n , fro m T h u rs d a y to school basem ent e v e ry W ednesday M on d a y, w ith his m o th e r. M rs State C a pito l News L e tte r—G h a fte rn o o n u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f F lo ra M u n fo rd . S a tu rd a y tn e y d ro v e M rs H elen B e c k e r a re fin is h in g to B o n n e v ille and v is ite d u n t il S u n in g the h ig h lig h ts o f o ffic ia l a, t h e ir le a th e r g lo ve s and s ta rtin g day w ith M r a nd M rs . W i'.b u rt t iv it y at Salem.—E very week i the Argus. tJ M u n fo rd a n d baby. to m a k e purses. Two Surprised on Their Birthdays S pé A hin G op -L h P ill -S. Mrs. Hemsworth Back from South Banks Legionnaires Sponsor Dances; R. N. A . Heads Visit Hostess W agon T o n g u e c lu b m et at th e ho m e o f M i Ered Benson W ednes day. M r and M rs Joe L e ts in g e r and Eai I L e ts in g e r spent th e w e e k -e n d w it h re la tiv e s a nd fr ie n d , at C o r b e tt M r and M rs E ra n k East e n te r ta in e d fo r M r and M rs Joe L e t s in g e r and M r and M rs. F lo y d B ra d le y T h u rs d a y e ve n in g . S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guests o f M r and M rs J o h n S c h n e id e r and fa m ily o f S h a d y B ro o k. M r and Mi ’l t d G u ts c h m id t and f a m i l y and M r and M r . Ed G u ts c h m id t o f P o rtla n d M i and M r B ill L u e th e o f B o n n e v ille and T o n y G u ts c h m id t. Eleven More Days in Travel Contest H 'n n t ln u r r f fr«»wi o a t « I ) A ll expense o f th e t r ip is p a id b y th e A rgus, and th e w in n e r need pay n o th in g e xce p t fo r w h a te v e r sou- v« n irs and e x tra s she m ay w is h to purchase A d d itio n a l c re d its arc be in g o f f e r ed th is w e e k u n til W ednesday noon, th e ca n d id ate s tir in g g iv ^ n e x tra c r e d it o f 10 (MM) fo r »‘ v e ry c lu b o f $10 tu rn e d in. e ith e r n e w o r re n e w al s u b s c rip tio n .’« o f one y e a r o r m ore. (< u n t Most E x a m in a tio n o f th e ru le s w ill disclose th a t c a n d id a te s can o b ta in m ore votes, h o w e ve r, b y sulc o f ne w s u b s c rip tio n s , in c o m b in a tio n s w it h clubs, th a n by ren e w a ls, as th e n e w s u b s c rip tio n s c o u n t fo r m o re on th e re g u la r vote F o r th e candidates, these last fe w days w ill be th e most c r itic a l o f a ll Now’ is th e tim e w h e n frie n d s w ill c o u n t the m ost i f th e y r a lly to th e a id o f the can d id ate s, it is p o in te d out C a ndidates, too, are advised again to read in f u ll th e ru le s ‘Sind re g u la tio n s and d e te rm in e w h e th e r o r not th e y have c o m p lie d w it h a ll o f them . P u b lic a tio n a n n ou n ce m e nt o f the w in n e r w ill not be mad»' u n til A p r il H at w h ic h tim e a f u ll a cco u nt o f th e fin a l s ta n d in g s and th e nam e o f th e w in n e r w ill be given. Wordless Prayers, Songs at Services P ra y e rs w ith o u t w o rd s and songs w ith o u t m usic a i r a fe a tu re d u rin g H u- n e x t tw o w e e ks a t e v a n g e lis tic .•■erviees b e in g co n d u cte d in Hie P e n tecostal T a b e rn a c le at 246 East L in c o ln s tre e t. H ills b o ro , it was a n n ounced th is w e e k b y J. F. S h a c k e l fo rd . pastor. T lie services are co n d u cte d by M r. and M rs. R ic h a rd O lson, w h o re c e n tly a rr iv e d fro m Los Angeles. M rs. O lson in te rp re ts th e songs in sign language fo r th e d e a f w h ile Hev. O lson sings In th e serm ons, Hev. O lson preaches and p ra y s / w h ile M rs. O lson tra n sla te s in th e sig n language. lie - " I f a m an steals, n o m a tte r w h a t, he w ill liv e to re g re t it." She " H o w a b o u t those kisses y o u used to steal b e fo re w e w e re m a rrie d '.’ " He "Y o u h e a rd w h a t I sa id .” H A N K S A la rg e c ro w d a tte n d e d T h u rs d a y m o rn in g fo r a fe w w eeks' th e A m e ric a n L e g io n dance g ive n \ isit III T illa m o o k She is th e re to w ith M rs C la u d e M org a n , St P a tr ic k s day in th e H anks L e h e g io n h u ll A t Hie A m e ric a n L e g io n d a u g h te r o f B W A rm e n tro u t. d u r in g an a p p e n d ic itis o p e ra tio n . dance g iv e n S a tu rd a y e ve n in g D w ig h t D a vis w o n a la rg e angel Krturn to South Dakota food cuke L e g io n has decid e d to M r and M rs A lb e r t M cK e e and g iv e a dance e v e ry o th e r S a tu rd a y son W a lla ce and d a u g h te r E v e ly n e ve n in g A special e ve n t is p la n n ed o f B ro w n V a lle y M in n . le ft M o n d a y fo r A p r il 17. T ic k e ts w ill be g ive n m o rn in g fo r th e t r ip hom e a fte r fo r purchases at A l ’s B ro w n D e rb y , sp e n d in g a th re e month.-.' va ca tio n th e S tiid l S e rv ic e S ta tio n , and w h e n v is itin g frie n d s and re la tiv e s in yo u pu rch a se y o u r tic k e t fo r A m e r Banks. ican L e g io n dances N e x t dance w ill M r and M rs N o rm a n Engen and be A p r il 3. T om Engen and son C a rl, a ll o f Officer« Visit V e rn o n ia , spent th e w e e k -e n d w ith T h u rs d a y th e It N A lo d g e h e ld M rs T om Engen ad d a u g h te r L o is an a ll-d a y m e e tin g w it h a p o t lu c k in B anks d in n e r at no,in S p e cia l guests w e re M r and M rs H a r ry W h ite o f state s u p e rin te n d e n t. M rs. K a th P o rtla n d w e re S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty leen B enton, and d is tr ic t d e p u ty . guests o f M rs W h ite s siste r. M rs M rs M a ry G ra y S e ve ra l m em b e rs A d a S e lle rs, and M rs W h ite w ill o f tin ' H ills b o r o lo d g e w e re p re s sta y a fe w days in B anks. ent M rs. S a n d y H o n o re d M rs M o o re Hostess S u n d a v d in n e r p a rty guests at T h « B rid g e c lu b m e t F rid a y a f t th e C lif f o r d S a n d y hom e w e re M r e rn o o n w ith M rs W L M oo re . M rs. a nd M rs. M a u ric e T h o m p so n and A lfr e d L e w is w o n firs t. M rs M ax d a u g h te r D o ris o f V e rn o n ia . M r. D reeszen second and M rs W G and M rs F ra n c is T ho m p so n o f P o r t W a lk e r, c o n s o la tio n M rs Hay L ie n la n d . L a m a r a nd M a ry S a n d y and was a guest N e x t m e e tin g w ill be M r and M rs. C lif f o r d S a n d y o f A p r il 2 with M rs W, G . W a lk e r. B anks T h is was c e le b ra tin g th e b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a ry o f M r s . C. A tte n d B r id a l S h o w e r M iss M a x in e Heed o f P o rtla n d S a n d y Have Six Indies Snow was g iv e n a b rid a l s h o w e r F rid a y S ix inches o f n e w sn o w fe ll S a t e ve n in g at th<' hom e o f tie r siste r u rd a y at B acons. In shady spots and in P o rtla n d Those a tte n d in g fro m th is v ic in it y w e re M rs O. I) D re e s p ro te c te d places th e re s t ill r e- zen. M rs E m m e tt S h ip le y a n d in a in e d as m u ch as tw e lv e inches d a u g h te r E v e ly n , and M rs M a x o f th e o ld snow*. Attend Birthday Party Dreeszen. a ll o f Banks, and M rs. L y le and H azel W o lfo rd w e re O scar Love and d a u g h te rs I.u e en e and Elm a, and M rs. C la u d L y d a o f S a tu rd a y evening d in n e r p a r t y guests at Hie F ra n k G e n ze r hom e T h a tc h e r Miss Iteed is th e b r id e ; on G re e n M o u n ta in . In th e e ve n in g e le ct o f E ste l I.o f’e o f T h a tc h e r. Miss M o x ie H o p kin s, w h o is te a c h th e y a tte n d e d th e b ir th d a y p a rty o f Jo h n B u ile y a t th e F ra n k B a ile y in g school in S h e rw o o d th is year, has accepted a |K » itio n in th e home. Have Clean-up T ro u td a le schools, w h e re she w ill L a d ie s' A id had an a ll-d a y m e e t tench th ,' p rim a r y grades n e x t ye a r. in g a t th e c h u rc h M a rc h 17 and Tea, hers Nam ed cle a n e d th e c h u rc h M r. and M rs D a r re ll Jones o f D o n a ld M o o re o f P o rtla n d spent W a tts w i l l be th e n e w teachers in th e w e e k -e n d v is itin g re la tiv e s in th e M a n n in g g ra d e school fo r th e Hanks. c o m in g school ye a r. M rs. P h il I ’ a rm lc y a nd lit t le son A lv a n K a u ffm a n , w h o is e m p lo y C lin to n o f Foss a rc sp e n d in g th is ed in P o rtla n d , spent th e w e e k -e n d w e e k w ith h e r p a re n ts. M r and at th e h o m e o f his p a re n ts here. M rs C h a rle s S h ip le y , a n d o th e r Wins Promotion re la tiv e s . G eorge T ho m p so n, w h o is w o r k O reg o n N o rm a l p u p ils hom e fo r in g at th e Ered M e ye rs sto re in th e s p rin g v a c a tio n w e re th e Misses M a rie Hieben, P o rtla n d , has been p ro m o te d fro m K a th le e n Jensen. a c le rk to a re c e iv in g a g e nt in th e E v e ly n Jackson. M a rth a V a n d c r- zauden a nd Hazel W o lfo rd . t o ile t r y d e p a rtm e n t. A tte n d K itc h e n S h o w e r T ea ch e rs N am ed M r. a nd M rs C l i f f T h o m p so n and Teachers have been h ire d at th e c h ild re n a tte n d e d a k itc h e n s h o w e r B a n ks grade school as fo llo w s : 1 g iv e n W ednesday e v e n in g in th e and 2nd grades. M iss H e le n D ic k e r- F orest G ro v e L u th e ra n c h u rc h fo r son o f S ilv e r to n ; 3 and 4th grades. M rs L a u g h lin iC h a r lo tte D e th lo ffi M iss Ire n e B ro w n o f F ore st G ro v e ; o f D ille y , a rece n t b rid e . 5 and 6th grades. L u c ille B u rn e y o f W in s H o n o rs T ro u td a le ; 7th and 8th grades, p r in T e n ta b le s o f "500" w e re in p la y c ip a l O. V. W h ite o f M o n m o u th . at th e K N A card p a rty M arch M iss P a tric ia Jensen, a s tu d e n t at 17. M rs F re d E n n is o f H ills b o ro B e h n k e -W a lk e r business co lle g e at w o n fir s t and M rs. R ussell F rost, P o rtla n d , re tu rn e d to school a fte r also o f H ills b o ro , second. sp e n d in g a m o n th 's va c a tio n w ith Mrs. Jensen Hostess h e r pa re n ts. M r. a n d M rs. H. L. M rs Jo h n Jensen o f G r e e n v ille Jensen, at B anks. was hostess to th e H a n k s -M o u n - M r. and M rs Jam es M cF a rla n e , ta in d a le "500" c a rd c lu b S a tu rd a y . w h o have been v is itin g M rs. F lo r M rs C la u d L y d a w o n fris t, M rs. ence M c F a rla n e fo r th e past w eek, C. B H a ll second and M rs. Jam es have re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in D u M a lh ie s o n th ird . M rs. F re d B ovce fu r. o f B a n ks w’ i l l e n te rta in th e c lu b C h a p la in P h illip s sang S a tu rd a y m o rn in g w ith th e P a c ific U n iv e rs ity A p r il 17. ea p ella c h o ir o v e r K O IN in P o r t Build New Home M rs. C lif f S a n d y o f B a n ks a cco m la n d . M rs P h illip s acco m p a n ie d h im p a n ie d M r. a n i l M rs. F r a n c i s to P o rtla n d . R ebekah lo d g e h e ld in itia tio n T h o m p so n o f P o rtla n d and M rs. M a u ric e T h o m p so n a nd d a u g h te r o f M a rc h 16 w h e n M rs. J. J H u tch e ns V e rn o n ia Io D ille y S u n d a y, w h e re was ta ke n in to th e lodge. F o llo w in g th e y v is ite d M r a nd M rs. Janies th e in itia tio n a su p p e r was served. H a rle m a n , w h o a re b u ild in g a n e w G uests fro m o ilie r R ebekah lodges hom e th e re . M rs. Jam es H a rle m a n w e re E liz a b e th Sam m ons and N e ttle w ill be re m e m b e re d h e re as M a ry G rc c n o u g h o f P o rtla n d ; O. M . H ea ton. V e rn o n H a h n and A rle n e H ahn K in g s to n . o f H ills b o ro ; M r. and M rs G eorge Visits in Tillamook M rs. H. W. A r m e n tr o u t l e f t A r tin a n ; L u la V a n D u rn , Fay B c r- m u n and M rs. B o d k in o f F ore st G ro v e . E s te lla W eed, p re s id e n t o f th e R ebekah a sso cia tio n, and C ora H eaton, past p re s id e n t o f th e R e b e k a h association M r. and M rs. M a u ric e T ho m p so n and d a u g h te r D o ris o f V e rn o n ia and M r and M rs. F ra n c is T h o m p so n o f P o rtla n d w e re w e e k -e n d guests at th e C lif f S a n d y hom e B uy an automatic G as WATER HEATER NOW! Services Begin 9:45 H ills b o ro 1721 from 30 to 50 per cent. 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