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April 15, 1937
-xtH B C 7T T tT ttcraiun c.xti.inr x i n n i i u i x x i u m m i M
Mrs. McIntyre and Annual Grange
Rebekahs Select
Meeting
Sunday
F. Wilcox Speak;
Delegates; Plan
A nnual G range S unday will
observed in W ashington c o u n t >
Arts Exhibited
Sunday w ith services and a meet
Three Fink Meet
Mrs A C M cIntyre of I'endle- mg at H illsboro G runge ball Rev
A n n u a l D in n e r M eet
P .-T .A . M o n d a y N ig h t
T in te x i r .
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f -v uve
von;
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Marx I' M cCormick. Mi .
A dolph Mohr and Mi
Clem I’
linger w ere c l c c t c . l :t; vepi escnt.i-
tiw s from H ill.'boro IL b ck ah lotlc.c
Tuesday evcninp to a tten d tin*
state as embly in P ortland May 17
-‘I Mrs A llene Hahn was reeoin
m ended as deputx president
For the in M lod/.e m eeting Mi
llentw Young will serve as program
chairm an and Mr O M lleuton
w i!t hax e charge of th»' dm mg room
Mrs O M H eaton. Miss K atherine
\V< ik and Mi" .Arthur MeConnahav
a re the com m ittee on general a r
rangement-« for the T hree la n k
m eeting to l>c held in H illsboro
A pril 31»
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toq, president of the S late F edel.i It I. P utnam of t h e C hristian
tion of Women's clubs was a guest , church w ill preach a serm on tiiere
Tuesday afternoon of th e Coffee in th e m orning Pot luck d in n er
club, and gave an address on the will
served at 12 30 p in in the
w ork c f the federation Stic urged basem ent
M artin T om pkins o f
M a y '.»lit
the club to give its support to Mrs. Dayton, stale G range overseer, wilt
Sadie O rr D unbar of P ortland, well lie tiie afternoon sp eak er Mis It
know n here w ho is a can d id ate for 11 S tan n ard and Mrs F red Culd
Plan now t«> rem em ber x
p resident of th e N ational Federn
M other w Uh a pm I r ut ot v on
well have charge of th e program
tion of W omen's clubs
N othing w <>uld ph i ,e het i
The program w as in ch arg e of
Mrs E J K ortzeborn. ch airm an ot
the A m erican Home D epartm ent,
and a display of hom e art of early
days and the present tim e w as fe a
Call toda.x I» i an a p p o a l i m ■ t t« i n s u l e j «•’ i*l d t hx« iy
tured.
109 S. tin t
Plume IMI
HUUboro
P rogram consisted of an address.
"What O u r Homes Should He. by
P ictures of M exico and other
''iX/.Tiurjr x n a r j u i i ì n hik m i r r x u i r zn u i c x i urie ~xniix: x
Prof. F M Wilcox of l.aurelvvood places w ill be show n by F rist F
Cop (sizing up the w reck ' Have
academ y, w ho stressed some of the T
an accident
aylor
for
the
p
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of
mem
serious duties of th e hom em aker; bers of the Business and P ro fes
O ily Joe "No. thunksh. <luc>
and m usical num bers by stu d en ts sional W omen's club at the d in n er ju sh t had on«* Ex.
of the academ y, d irected by Mrs m eeting Friday evening at th e
Ernston head of the d e p artm en t of cham ber of com m erce Mr T aylor
music. Tlie num bers included a is traveling agent for th e S outhern
baritone horn solo, tw o selections Pacific, and the p ictu res a re a fea
by a girls' trio, and a soprano solo tu re of its tra v e l service.
THIS
Home arts' exhibit included a
W IIK
D elegates to th e sta te co nven
piece of th e c h a rte r oak in w hich
th e c h a rte r was hidden at H artford, tion at E ugene May 21. 22 and 23
Conn , in 1667; a glass dish m ade in will he elected at th is meeting,
C o n t i n u o u s S h o w S a t u r d a y — 1 : 3 0 t o I 1 I*. M
th e firsI pVessed glass factory west and ail vv tio can a tte n d a re urged
to
do
so
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for
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of th e Rockies; a sm all book of
hvinns w ritten m 1825. published ing com m ittee will be appointed at
this m eeting.
in 1838 and bound w ith buckskin
The em blem com m ittee. M argaret
Mrs. \V J
Enschede, exhibitor.
Pillow sham m ade in 1874 Mrs. M Cady, and Mesdames E ffie Jack -
Mr and Mrs A rnold Jensen. Mrs
GASTON Miss L illian A nder- E lder O ld glass Mrs R. E. P eters j son. Anna Tow nsend R oberta Rus-
• a d o a i u i g i lit
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, F t Mr and
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I nil a I Hall,
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C B Williams. Mrs W R Man- son.
sell,
w ill
be . in
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Ru- . /”*
G a. ravy
tu re e n of
ley. Mr and Mrs. S W. Melhuisli. dolf A nderson, becam e th e b rid e of and cup and sau cer of 1850. from charge of the 6 30 d in n e r and the
. . . H i s fa m ily
V. F. W. post and A uxiliary w ere an d S ir and Mrs. \\ H Treglovvn G eorge Beeler, son of Mrs. E thel E ngland; also a hand-w oven cov- jam boree eom m ittee. Mis. Edna
thought him an
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Tupper.
Rose
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Maud
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four
hosts to P o rtlan d post No. 4039.
Y o u ’ ll s o o n b e w a n t i n g y o u r
refreshm ents.
o ld fo g e y . . .
pressivc cerem ony S atu rd ay eve- generations, and an o th er coverlet nurd. J u lia Tatom . H attie D avid
41st division, at th e ir reg u lar sem i
ning at the home of th e b ride's w oven by a negro slave Mrs. H son A rlin e Kainna. and Marion s p r i n g w a r d r o b e — s o n o w is
until
the finger of
m onthly m eeting W ednesday ev e
p aren ts in C herry G rove. Rev. Cor- W. Cox. O riginal paintings, copies H athhorn, a re th e p rogram com
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scandal
sent him
ning. P lan s w ere m ade fo r th e
nils. B aptist m inister, officiated.
! of H ouse B eautiful m agazine of mittee.
fa th e r and son banquet to be held
storming into ac
The bride w as lovely in a dress 1903. an d quilt top pieced d u rin g
A pril 30 at the V. F. W hall. N inth
of w hite taffeta and sh o rt tu lle • C ivil w a r—Mrs E E B entley Pen-
tion! The s ta rs o f
P lease sen d in new s copy early
aven u e and O ak street.
The W om en's B reakfast club e n veil. She carried a bouquet of pink oil draw ings Mrs. L. C l.om ax to th e A rgus.
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A h ! W ilderness
M erchants have been m ore than tertain ed w ith a "G uest
D ay” rosebuds an d sw eetpeas. Elsie Linde, C ross-stitch w all m otto from Svv it-
in a d ra m a w ith
k in d in th e ir contrib u tio n s and break fast at the V eterans’ h a l l bridesm aid, and Liliy W allin, m aid zerland—Mrs. F red A m acher.
Our modern, efficient
| th e p o w e r o f
goodw ill to m ake th e d in n er th e W ednesday m orning. Mrs L. E of lienor, w ore dresses of light blue
M odern displays w ere o f finest
1937 M odel
success it prom ises to be. it is M acDowell had ch arg e of decora- tran sp aren t m aterial and carried coffee-m akers, and S unbeam iron
A m e r ic a n
F u ry !
pointed out.
tions and Mrs. H. H S tan n ard of bouquets of pink tulips and daffo- and sp ra y e r by B ristol's H ardw are
W illiam Hossack. b e tte r know n th e games. G uests w ere Mesdames dils Don C hapm an, cousin of the Co. New E lam ew are glass pressure
cooker, and o th e r useful kitchen
as the F ixit Man. has given a pair J. L. Searcy. L. E. Francis. W alter bridegroom , was best m an.
H utchinson. L. C. K ram ien. J. W
M ary M cB urney sang “I Love articles by L ester Irelan d & Co
methods will renew your
B arney. S. E. Favram . J. H M ur- You T ruly " and "At D aw ning." ac- A nother in terestin g display was an These accurate, delightful
light, cool spring g a r-
ton. R alph Dresser. W illiam Jones. com panied by Mrs. E. Pearson.
old w ooden w ashing m achine loan- newest models art* now on
E J. M cAlear. E. L. Moore. Ja c k
The room s w ere tastefu lly decor- cd by P. A. A nderson of th e Pen-
ments — in fact, make ■
S tan to n of P ortland. J. G. W hite ated w ith palm s an d lig h ted can- ney store, contrasted by a fine new display for your inspection
them
as fresh as a daisy.
ami
choice,
t
’nsurpassed
in
an d G eorge Jacksop of Y amhill.
dies. A fter th e cerem ony refresh - ty p e from Irelands.
quality
of
workmanship
and
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m ents w ere serv ed to th e guests.
Mesdames C. E Wells. C. B H ens-
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'■ •>'• F. Abcndi..th. and Fred Cald- in beauty o f design, these
D o n ’t D e l a y
couple. Mrs Alton Fitch, a u n t of » e ll w ere elected as delegates to watches make the appro
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a ll 4 7 T o d a y
At Jon es H ospital__
' I:‘ Beeler, cut the w edding cake, the C uAty F ederation of W omen's
for every occa
Dan H erb of Rov is a t t h e h n <
B o ! h t h e b r i d e a n d « r o o m a re clubs' m eeting at C ornelius S a tu r- priate gift
p ital recovering from a com pound g rad u ates of the G aston high school, day O thers a tten d in g from here sion as well as to suit your
fractu re of th e left l e g . in ju red I he\ w ill m ak e th e ir hom e in will be Mrs. Thom as C onnell, fed- own needs.
w hile playing ball Sunday.
Portland, w here Mr. B eeler is em - eratio n president; Mrs. F red Engel-
Mrs. B ena C ederstrom " of B ux- Plo-v ed b-v th e Union Oil com pany, dinger, federation secretary, and
ton w as brought to t h e hospital They received m any useful and Mrs T. G. B ronleew e. president of
b eau tifu l gifts.
th e C offee club. R ep resen tativ es of 211 E. M ain St.
H illsboro
W ednesday w ith pneum onia.
H arry L^zott of B uxton is in the
th e o th e r fed erated clubs of the
LIONEL '
"L et A ndy Fix Y our ' W atch '
T elephone 47 Hillsboro, Ore.
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city w ill also attend.
O fficial S P. W atch Inspector
hem orrhage.
treatm en t for a nasal
T he club w ill sponsor the double
for W ashington C ounty
bill A pril 27 at V enetian th eatre,
Mrs. Ted Mori of C ornelius is tak -
Q a iiiv rio x r
I
ing treatm en t at th e hospital.
c’ i C d S O d LLIl U c l J
and tick ets w ere given out to m em
At Sm ith H ospital—
W ashington C ounty F ederation bers. T he pictuers to be show n w ill
Mrs. H enry W hitcom be of so u th of W omen's clubs w ill m eet S at- be G eorge A rliss in "M an of Af-
M IC KEVH O O N LY C H M d IV GRAFI WIN
of C ornelius un d erw en t a m ajo r u rd ay at 10 o'clock in th e public fairs.” a n d Spencer T racey i n
o peration Monday. Dr. S m ith op- school b uilding at C ornelius, w ith "C rim inal L aw yer ”
erating.
a luncheon a t noon.
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Mrs. T heresa Eischen, w ho w as
T h e m eeting w ill be in ch arg e C om m ander A ttends R eception—
in ju red in an accident Sunday
of t.te F ine A rts D ep artm en t, w ith i S tate C om m ander H u g h 's . Rogers
u n d er m edical care of Dr. C. T s .rr. E dw ard L. K rebs of P o rtlan d of th e U nited Spanish W ar V eterans
as th e guest speaker.
Sm ith.
atten d ed th e reception and d in n er
at E ugene W ednesday in honor of
M artha B. H art, n ational president
Chorus R ehearsal M onday—
Mrs, D avison H ostess—
Mrs. L. C. K ram ien. director, an -
Mrs. K en n eth D avison gave a of th e au x iliary , and th e reception
and
b anquet
in
given by
nounces th at the Legion A u x iliary p arty F rid ay afternoon in celebra- c
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„ h e r honor
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singers w ill m eet M unday n ig h t at tjon of th e second b irth d a y of h er
C a,nP a t 1 ortlan d S at-
8 o'clock at th e hom e of Mrs. E. A. daughter. M ary Carol. L ittle guests urday V night
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G riffith to reh earse contest n u m w ere Ja n e F ran k lin of P ortland. E ntertain at D inn er—
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Z u rch er of
bers, an d u rges all to be present. S andra Dee Deck. S h aro n Connell,
S haron L ovelett. K aren Morley* n o rth east of H illsboro en tertain ed
M ovies at O renco—
B illy Joos, L ow ell G lenn. D avid w ith a d in n e r p arty S atu rd ay night
M otion p ictu re film s w ill b e Yost. C harles Fries, and K u rt Ross- G uests w ere Mrs. H ulda C onnell,
show n at O renco school house next man. M uthers of th e ch ild ren and M essrs- a,ld M esdam es O tto Schulz.
T uesday evening, a t 8 o'clock. A Mrs. Ralph D resser w ere also pres- Elrner B atchelder, M ax B ennett of
sm all adm ission w ill be charged. en t.
" F airview , an d H. L. Hoeffel.
(For one w e e k onlv)
L ast D ance T onight—
H old Bazaar T uesd ay—
T he la ct of th e series of M asonic
on ven tion —
brushes, V i inch to 2 '/j inch . . . 10c to 25c
C ircle one of th e M. E. L adies'
Mrs. O. C oslett an d Mrs. Jo
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dances
w
ill
be
held
th
is
evening
..n
w jjj hojcj a sp rin g bazaar T ues-
Regular SI.95
You’ll be surprised at the quality!
W oodw ard w ill leave M unday for d , v
'T hursday» at th e M asonic hall.
several days' v isit in M edford. Mrs.
y in th e church basem ent. C ook
$ 0 .5 9
ed in foods,
C oslett is a deleg ate to th e sta te l w
he sold te a tow els, and aprons
Regular S2.95
convention o f Royal N eighbors
la '
LOVELY CORSAGES
th e re M onday, Tuesday, and W ed-
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o f Roses, etc., 25c and up
nesday.
A d en tist is about th e only guy
GOAR'S
G ardenias - W edding B ouquets
m il
1* 4
w ho can tel1 a w om an to open o r
Mrs. D illon Hostess—
d o se h e r m o u th —and get aw ay w ith
Mrs.
W
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D
illon
w
as
hostess
it.—Ex.
P o tte r’s F lo w e r Sbop
E. M. BARNES, Prop.
Phone G51 '
X -L pinochle club Tue«Uy
w ith Fred's M arket
afternoon. M esdam es L es Lackey,
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F. A. Q ualls, and H. H. S tan n ard
C ontinuous Show S unday — 2 p. m . to 11 p. m.
m ade high scores. N ext m eeting
w ill be w ith Mrs. P a u l R ingle.
A nnual d in n e r m eeting of the of skates for th e p rize w in n er of
H illsboro P aren t-T each er associa i th e essay contest.
tion w ill be held Monday at 6:311 p
Clem E slinger o f Clem 's Place
m. in the cafeteria of th e U union
high school. All m em bers and those has co n trib u ted a one-dollar o rd e r
in terested in the P.-T A are in v it ; fo r ice cream , to be* honored at
ed to com e and bring e ith e r a hot any tim e, to th e boy selling th e
dish, salad o r dessert. In addition most tick ets to th e banquet.
The M en's Shop has given an o r
everyone is asked to b ring a plate,
d er for a n eck tie to th e youngest
cu p and silv er for th e ir own use.
fath
er p resen t at th e banquet
Coffee w ill be served by th e com
H. I.. B ates of t h e H illsboro
m ittee. w hich consists of Mesdames
M. D Weil, chairm an, A H. Busch. P h arm acy is giving a billfold to
J. W. Burney, W. B. C hristensen. th e oldest fath er.
F G. M itchell of th e Della D rug
V erne M cKinney. G eorge Selfridge.
B. W. B arnes, J a k e Weil and Miss store w ilt give an o rd er to th e
oldest son present.
D orothy Tongue.
C H N osier rep o rts th at th e
Program will include a talk by
A rt K irkham . KOIN radio an n o u n c essay contest has been received
er, on th e subject "R adio from the w ith real enthusiasm and all essays
Inside.” and an accordion num ber w ill be in by A pril 23. He w ill
by Dale Busch Mrs. C D. C h am b er nam e th e judges Friday.
T ickets to the banquet w ill be
lain of N orth Plains, w ho is county
recreation chairm an, w ill lead th e placed on sale this w eek bv the
boys.
association in m usic and games.
N om inating com m ittee w ill m ake
its report on officers for th e n ext
year.
As the d in n e r m eeting is in th e
C M clntvr
n a tu re of a social g et-to g eth er of
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' ' endleton,
th e P aren t-T each er association a
Past m atrons and patrons of the
sp eak er at th e to f f e e club m eet-
large atten d an ce is expected.
i ch ap ter w ill be honored guests
m g luesday afternoon.
T uesday evening of T ualatin c h a p
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Delegates Elected;
Pictures Shown at
P. P. Meet Friday
Mothers' Day
SCHRÄMET STUDIO
Past Officers
to be Honored
V. F.
Post to
Hold Father and
Son Dinner Soon
Friday and Saturday
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F e a tu re No. 2
Drama ripped from today s headlines
C otton
W ash
FROCKS
P re p a re d P a in ts
15c a n d 25c
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SPROUSE'REITZ STORES
¿A W estern Organization^.
Woman's Shop
HALVORSON MOTOR CO.
C h e v ro le t and O ld s m o b ile D e a le r
H ills b o ro , O reg o n
Phone 444
B A R G A IN S
’35 CHEVROLET SPORT
SEDAN
’34 CHEVROLET MASTER SEDAN
Radio and h e a te r .............................
’34 HUDSON TOURING SEDAN
Radio and heater .............................
’345
’33 Chevrolet
Master Coupe
’395
’31 Chevrolet $
Coupe ........
275
’30 Durant
Sedan .........
’95
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’475
’595
’29 Chevrolet
Sedan ............. ’195
’29 Olds
Coupe ............ ’125
’29 Stude
Sedan ........
’125
’29 Durant
Coupe ........
’75
’29 Essex
65
Coupe ........
TRUCK S
’34 CHEVROLET, 157-inch wheelbase,
motor completely overhauled
’3 4 C M C , 1' g-ton, cab and chassis,
good tires, runs perfect .............
’425
’345
29 FEDERAL, ] »u-ton, cab and chassis,
and tires in excellent
$
condition ...................................
Many others to choose from!
Low
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All S aints Episcopal G uild w ill
m eet W ednesday at th e hom e of
Mrs. G eorge Fischer, w ith Mrs.
N. E. H aw orth assisting. P lan s are
u n d erw ay fo r d essert lu n ch and j
card p a rty A p ril 28.
INSTANT CUBE RELEASE
feature of new
1937 FRIGIDAIRE
IN
USED CAR S
Tudor Sedan
G uild M eets W ednesday—
Finance R ate
R o b e rt’»
Veterinary
Remedies
T h e In te rn a l
M e d ic in e
WILLIAM BOYD
with
GtOfge Hflytt • Stephen Merrit
Ruttell Hoyden • Gail Sheridan J
P L U S — F e a tu re No. 2
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Gone a re the day« w hen tu g g in g , chopping,
tw istin g gy m n a stic« are n ecessary to obtain ice
cubes from an au tom atic refrigerator. Shown above
is the se n sa tio n a lly new and e fficien t Instant cube
r elea se fea tu red ex clu siv ely in th e 1937 F rigidaire.
D evelop ed in th e research lab oratories o f the F r ig i
daire d iv isio n o f G eneral M otors, th e new typ e ice
tray m akes availab le in sta n tly and w ith no effort
on th e p art o f the user from tw o to a dozen or
m ore cubes, doing aw a y w ith the n e c essity for hold
in g t r a y s under th e w a ter fa u cet and losin g up to
tw e n ty percent o f the ice con ten t in m eltage. One
g r a sp s th e tray firm ly w ith one hand, lif t s the lever
w ith a finger o f the oth er and th e r e a r e th e cubes
residv fo r use w ith ou t fu s s or m uss.
5 cubic foo t, fu ll fa m ily size.
The Rexall Store
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