P a g e Six
H IL L S B O R O
A ltar Society
to Give Party z
at Roy T onight
'Rv .Amrs Vanderzanden)
i i d
W A S H IN G TO N
LETTER
Benefit Play at
Sherwood Friday
OREGON
dir-4 Till- day B urial w ill be In
Hrxse City cem etery.
Mrs. Mays is survived by t lie
d o n er. Thom as Mae:
t h r e e
Norm a M iller ami
- of P ortland, and
rk so n . Monroe, I.a.
R Mays of P o rt
COR K !SPO N D FN T
closely resem b lin g th e E nglish
system . W h eth er o r not th ese
I By Mrs. John Haase)
p red ictio n s a re im p o rtan t in
F inn.A l F-IOW A H ILI. P upils in
th em selv es, it is in terestin g to
th e F ird ale school, w ho hav e been
note th a t lead ers of both p ro and
n eith er absent nor tardy d u rin g the
con th in k in g in th e ju d ieiarv r e
last month, w ere F lorine and F ra n
form fight agree th at th e p rin c i
cis Hnxsher. Alvin Haase. A rth u r
Io prospectivr* buyers of oil b u rn
S h e d s and Eileen P o tter
ple of th e W heeler am en d m en t
ers for home heating, forced to
w ill ev e n tu a lly get into the C on
Mr and Mrs J \\ K e -rn c r and cho. sc front the 2(H) or m ore m akes
children Viola. 1 ela ami R alph and on the m arket, the B ureau of A gri-
stitu tio n .
Mr A lbert Pearson, all of Salem e Itural E ngineering gives this g e n
C o n serv ativ es for th e m ost
w ere Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs eral advice in a new circular. "Oil
p a rt oppose th a t prin cip le, e x
Sam
Co-rig of Iowa Hill Mr K oern B urners for Home H eating "
cept ns th ey m av p reten d to fa
e r is a b ro th er of Mrs G eritt
"Even a first-g rad e b u rn er ini -
v or it now to d iv e rt su p p o rt
S tanley G ibson of B ellingham . properly installed, or for w hich
from R oosevelt's plan. Som e
Wash.,
snep.t
th
e
w
eek-end
at
th
e
W
v ir-e is not readilv available, will b><
lib erals a re afra id of it. an d
1. Reddig home. He also visited at ¡unsatisfactory All b u rn ers require
m a in ta in th a t congressional d is
th e Jo e D ober and W alter A ustin some servicing. A b u rn e r installed
cretio n can n o t he d ep en d ed u p
homes. Mr. G ibson expects to sail by inexperienced w orkm en, even
on to p ro tect civil and religious
for th e O rient in th e n ear future.
w ith the aid of explicit printed in
liberties.
Mrs. H enry W hiteom be of Iowa structions. is likely to prove u n satis
It is d o u b tfu l if th e S en ate J u
Hill, w ho w ith her husband, is factory.
"It is well to keep in m ind e x
d iciary C o m m ittee h earin g s have
w orking for Jo e Dober. is in Dr
S m ith's hospital and doing nicely periences of o th er purchasers ami
m ade m uch change in th e s itu a
•
-ir not the best b u rn er but ra th e r
from an operation
tion. o r influenced public o p in
one that is handled by a reliable o r
Mrs Koch llo strss
ion. T h e S en ate lin e -u p is just
Mrs F ran k Koch en te rta in e d the ganization w hich em ploys capable
a b o u t th e sam e as before.
Such an o rg a n i
Hill and Dale club W ednesday a f t service men. .
T h e opposition is ex p ected to
zation w ill handle at h a s t a re a s
ernoon w ith 25 ladies p re se n t’
filib u ster w hen th e issue reach es
Mrs. T heresa Eischen, w ho was onable good b u rn e r "
th e S en ate, an d th e co m m ittee
In this connection the bureau
hit by a ear and badly bruised, is
notes that it "has not yet been able
h earin g s h av e in effect been th e
in th e Sm ith hospital
to
find any defin ite relation b e
initial m ove in th a t directio n . It
S unday d in n e r party gin ts at tw een price ami q u ality " in buying
isn’t a p p a re n t w h at good fili
th e hom e of Mr. ami Mrs Fieri oil burners.
b u sterin g w ill do. but this d elay , . H aase w ere Mr and Mrs C harles
The publication C ircu lar 4(kt. for
d u rin g w hich o u tsid ers a ir th e ir
W hitesell. V ictor B randt and F lo r -ah- by th e S u p erin ten d en t of Docu
ence Haase, all of P ortland.
opinions for a m onth o r so, is
ments. W ashington. D C . at 5 cents
Dan C arter and A nnie B rosher a copy, seeks to answ er th e thous
ju st as effective an d less e x
w ere m arried last S atu rd ay a fte r ands of requests for inform ation on
h au stin g to opposition sen ato rs
noon. A chariv ari w as given M r and oil bu rn ers w hich th e dep artm en t
th an filib u ster effo rts th ey m ight
Mrs. C arter S atu rd ay night.
receives. It is illustrated, ami discus
m ake for th e ir cause on th e floor
O rplta C a rte r has been ill for ses fuel grades, types of burners,
of th e S en ate. A d m in istratio n -
sev eral days.
m ethods of ignition, th e adaption of
ists h av e been p rev en ted from
present heating plant ; to ml b u rn
cu ttin g th e h earin g s sh o rt, and
ers. all living in W ashington They ers. autom atic devises, and a d ju s t
the opposition has ro u n d ed uo
m
ent and care of burners.
a re Mrs. A lice Hill. Boyd. Mrs
an am azin g v ariety of w itnesses.
E
lizabeth
Kempie.
C
h
e
w
e
l
a
h
;
Most o b serv ers h av e been s u r
F ran k W . C olfax. C harles J . La-
prised by th e com m on fa ilu re
Cross; Joseph F . P ullm an. Allison
of w itnesses to com e to th e d e
A.. C olville, and E rnest C. B en
(By W h o /itf ?)
fense of th e co u rt. .Almost all
n er of V ancouver.
Well,
at
have ag reed th at som eth in g m ust
He was a m em ber of th e I O. O but w hat a last we hav e , i poem
poem S pring is h e re -
be done to refo rm th e c o u rt or
F and Rebekah lodges a n d the now
for some revenge
am en d th e Constitution.
M ethodist church.
T here is a handsom e gink
\\ ith slick black hair.
Whom som e of the girls think
A piece of m asculinity rare
Four long years lie lias stru n g them
[
.along.
They u n aw are lie w as doing them
Resident of the B uxton n eig h
w rong.
Ill for th e last tw o and a h alf borhood for th e last 26 years. Mrs. Ho had .a steady in an o th er city_
years. H arry R B enner, branch Bina V ederstrom . 77. died T uesday Oh iny—w hat a pity ! ! !
Edison did .a w onderful tiling
m an ag er of th e O regonian, died in in Jones hospital. H illsboro, a fte r
w hen he invented electric lights
i-is hom e in Forest G rove Tuesday an illness of a w eek. ’
S he was born M arch 4. I860, in hut look how far som e people drive
niternoon. He had been a resident
G otland, Sw eden, and cam e to ; to avoid them.
th e re for th e last eight years.
e scraps of convi n a tio n in
F u n eral services w ill be held at P o rtlan d in 1890 from S tröm berg the Som
halls:
2 p m F rid ay from th e chapel of Neb. G raveside services w ill be
Harry Wojuhn to J e r ry Van Lorn
th e Fore-" G rove U n d ertak in g com held at 2 p. m F riday in the B u x ' —"Speaking of H e le n 'O liv e r r e
pany w ith Rev. Jesse Bunch o f ton cem etery. S u rv iv in g is one m inds me of Wos K etchum ."
ficiating. T h e body w ill be taken d aughter. Mrs. C. A. T eller of B ux
K eith Busch "I heard som eone
ton.
to LaCross. Wash., for burial.
T h ree grandchildren also survive, say tiiat ’T ho Good Earth* was a w
B en n er w as born Ju ly 18. 1882, in in clu d ing Mrs. F rances E. J e p p e fully dry "
B aker. O regon. October 17. 1905. sen, C arl J. T eller and H arrison
Vince Phelps "Well it shouldn't
he was m arried to A nna B orland T eller.
b e - i t 's been rain in g the past tw o
w eeks."
in Colfax. Wash., and cam e to
O regon again in 1923. locating nt
A certain ath lete h ere in school
seem s to be much in dem and A c e r
Oswego befo re com ing to Forest
tain
gild, w ho left tier own '. * *ady"
Grove.
at home, took him to a dance, a n
S u rv iv in g a re the w idow a n d '
o th er gal has him dated to a picnic,
five children. The ch ild ren are
and still an o th er girl w ears hi
Mrs. Iren e Kellogg. V alleio, Cal ;
F u n eral services w ill be held sw eater . . . w h atta man
B ernice L. B enner. M yrtle P o in ’. th is aftern co n (T hursday) at 2:30
Was Alm a Eslin
s fac
red
N. C. B enner. Leslie K. an d R uth , from th e E dw ard H o lm an & Sou wlien Ed C hiney Her
spula tu her
H all of Forest Grove.
chapel. H aw thorne boulevard nt S. assembly ’’ " ?
Two g ran d ch ild ren also s u r v iv e ' E. 27th avenue, P o rtlan d , f o r
C liff B etzer proved to be a very
as do tw o sisters, an d fo u r broth- E-"e'!a Mays, late qf H illsb o ro . w ho popular ball play e r Sunday. H • was
W itnesses
ap p e a rin g b efo re th e S en ate
Ju d ic ia ry C o m m ittee in h earin g s
on th e P re s id e n t's co u rt plan
h av e m ade it c le a r th a t m ost
opinion is based on w h eth er
people like th e p lan o r d o n ’t like
it. a re a fra id o f it o r not. T he
opposition has m ad e th e point
th a t such a refo rm m ight be a
step in th e d irectio n of non»
p a rlia m e n ta ry Fascist g o v ern
m en t. or th e E nglish sy s'em of
p a rlia m e n ta ry g o v ern m en t.
Those w ho fav o r R oosevelt’s
p roposal ad m it th a t if it is
ad o p ted , w e m ig h t be n e a re r a
p a rlia m e n ta ry form of g o v ern
m ent. but th ey d en y th a t such a
ch an g e w ould b rin g this cou n try
a n y closer to d ictato rsh ip .
A ccording to som e o f th e New
D eal stra te g ists, w e m ay see the
adoption o f th e R oosevelt court
p lan and su b seq u en tly a declim
in th e p o w er an d p restig e of the
c o u rt as an in stitu tio n . Ten or
1 5-vear
term s
fo r
S uprem e
C o u rt ju stices, in stead of life
term s, a re m en tio n ed as a possi
bility . A co n stitu tio n a l a m e n d
m en t w ould p ro b ab ly follow
such as th e one proposed by
S e n a to r B u rton K W heeler of
M ontana, p e rm ittin g C ongress to
o v e rrid e S u p rem e C ourt d eci
sions vetoing legislation. Ano
finally th e co u rt m ight be d e
p riv ed of its p o w er to d eclare
a c ts of C ongress u n c o n stitu
tional.
• • •
I F th a t point w ere reach ed .
C ongress w ould be th e o re ti
cally su p rem e in th e field of
g o v ern m en t, w ith th e single e x
ception of th e veto pow er of th e
ex ecu tiv e b ran ch .
No English
co u rt can d ecla re an act of P a r
liam en t in v alid , so we w ould
h av e a form of g o vernm ent
ROY—Ladies of th e A ltar society
a re sponsoring a card p arty in the
Roy hall tonight iT h u rsd a y '. Fol
low ing the card party, dancing will
com plete the evening
Miss M artha V anderzanden of
M onm outh spent the w eek-end with
h er parents. Mr. and Mrs. J M
V an d er-,........
Couple llnnered
A show er was given in honor of
F rances Sm ith of Hillsboro, a bride
of this week, and Remi V uylsteke.
S atu rd ay evening A pproxim ately 85
w ere present. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing cards
Emil Duyck Sr., w ho has been in
th e St. V incent’s hospital th e past
few weeks, retu rn ed to his home
T hursday.
Mr M urphy of Baker, fath er of
Mrs. Jam es Moore, spent a few days
th e past week at the Jam es Moore
home.
Jesses Honored
S everal people of th e com m unity
attended a m iscellaneous show er
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs .Ar
chie Jesse at the R. N. A. hall in '
Banks. F riday evening. C ard p la y
ing was enjoyed. The shower was
given by Mrs. E E. N o rth ru p and
Mrs. Ellis Taylor. Mr and Mrs. Jesse
received many nice gifts.
T here w ere several ladies from
th e Roy extension unit atten d ed the
county-w ide m eeting in H illsboro
F riday and the Roy un it had charge
of serving the lunch
Miss M artha V anderzanden was
hom e over the w eek-end spending
h er b irth d ay an n iv ersary Sunday
w ith a dinner. Several guests w ere
present for the occasion. M artha
re tu rn e d to M onm outh Sunday to
continue her w ork at O regon N or
mal.
Sodality Dance Success
The h ard-tim e dance sponsored
by the Roy Sodality was a success.
The group profited in the sum of
$28.50. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam J. Van-
dehey w ere each given a prize for
th e most h ard-tim e dressed couple.
T he m usic for the dance w as fu r
nished by C lapshaw 's orchestra.
body. E laine Olson has been chosen
m aid of honor an d W ilbur N yberg
a tte n d a n t from th e senior class.
C h arlen e G addis and E rvin A sh
m ore from the ju n io r class. Hazel
Olsen and P au l R asm ussen from th e
(By Mrs. O. H. Peterson)
sophom ore class and V irginia G ad
BEND— A p l a y . "T h r e e's a dis and A rnie Ingales from th e
Crow d." w ill be given by a group freshm en. M ax M iner w as nam ed
of Sherw od high school stu d n ets p rim e m inister. M rs M yrtle M ullen
directed bv Mrs. M artha McKeown, and Miss F annie W eaver are in
in a benefit program sponsored by ch arg e of th e event.
th e P aren ts' club to help d efray e x
Miss C laudia S tein en tertain ed
pense for the high school band u n S atu rd ay evening w ith a card p art;
iform s F riday in the S herw ood P resen t w ere Messrs and Mesdame-
gym nasium .
A lvin Maby. R aym ond H eard. B er
Miss Emm a Wcik atten d ed a joint n ard Wick. H. I. E isner, and th e
b irth d ay celebration, w hich w as held Misses E lizabeth A nn Stein. C laudia
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. K en Stein. E lizabeth B aggenstes. Roman
n eth B rice and Miss Em m a Weik. Stein. Jo e B aggenstos J r . Mrs H. I
A bout 30 of th e ir friends w ere p res E isn er and R aym ond H eard won
ent.
first and floating prizes, and E liza
Program Given
beth B aggenstos an d A lvin Maly,
The 4-H Cooking club of th e local low.
school enjoyed a p arty F rid ay a fte r
Mr. and Mrs S. D. C lark of P o rt
noon at the school. T he program land spent th e w eek-end at th e
consisted of tw o piano selections by hom e of Mr. C lark 's sister. Mrs A l
F rances G holson, a vocal d u et by b ert Scott, an d Mr. Scott. Mr. and
H elen W ick and H elen Johnson, and Mrs. R eber M urphy of St. H elens
tw o vocal solos bv Miss F rances w ere also visitors S unday a t th e
Post, the teacher. G am es w ere p lay S cott home.
ed.
Gale Appointed
Births
C harles Gale, scoutm aster of
C cdy----- To Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
T roop 209. Sherw ood, recen tly re
ceived notice of his appointm ent as Cody of Gales C reek. A pril 17, a
district Boy Scout com m issioner of girl.
P esch k a—To Mr. an d Mrs. E d
th e T ualatin Valley district. He re
m und Peschka. A pril 15. a bov.
places C. F. B lakney of T igard.
A dam s—To Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
May Queen Named
Miss Peggy O'Neil, senior in the A dam s. A pril 17. a girl.
T igard high school, w as chosen May
queen by the high school stu d en t
S ub scrib e now
th e Argus.
H IL L S B O R O ,
H o n o r Roll at
Firdale Schoo!
A nnounced
l i V S P E C IA L
Y’ A S H I N G TOX
ARG US,
Bulletin Presents
Oil Heat Advice
the only om- on the w hole team that
¡,
a i ear full of girls knew or should
we say took a faney to"
S ehulm erieh said he
w o rk e d
T hursday, hut we know fi ■lung seu-
sr'ii opened.
M C ypher ami R Cox are
again yet
still
or w hat
you.' " '.’
P S The q u c.tin n n s Io who
vvhozitt" is has finally been con
doused down to two people W ell
get you yet.
in tin* midst, co n u s the chap Ju d
1 enough overboard to be talk ativ e
He w anted to held the stag«* ami so
he was at length led out to wive
the met ting A nother comes to • l i l t *
front at the close of the servici 1 1
i »jiior on his hreuth and “I’m • hl<
ping If I can't stop l it lose my job.
I can't you help m e to q u it“ “
T hen then* is tin* man of ->d U ill'
gave* his In art to the Lord \eai
ago He m ade good money m the
logging eamps ami lost it So tie he
gan to slip tow ard Hie Skidwu>
Night uftcr night this past w intci
i he had been in the m eeting w ith u
penniless ami u tte rly discourugcd
Then cam e tin* hour when he row
h i his place at the call to those» who
w ould he llh lllel* d I I I the* pru.Ve I
z
Note this. he did not raise I l l s
F arm ing operations at the county hand, which of itse lf takes a lot of
hosj ital are rapidly being placed on i courage with many lie Mood. yes.
a paving basis this spring, according C a m e d e a l to his feed He told us
to H erm an Kei kman. com m issioner afte rw a rd that his conscience hurt
At present the farm is supporting Inin until he fe lt he must rush out
five cows, w hich furnish m ilk and of the m eeting, hearing the other
b u tte r for th e hospital tab le and s a v e d O lle’ s tell w hat the l.o id was
to them “And w hat a weight
m ake a surplus of 40 pounds of but
te r each week w hich is being placed rolled awuv. when 1 stood to conics,
my
need!” His w ords
in cold storage against the tune
w hen tin* herd production falls b e
We* m eet a lot of tins sort of
low the needs of the ten an ts there
thing on the Skidw ay We expect it
From the skim milk, a n u m b er of right along Their sm brings them
alemg
dow n to us They are saved
hogs are being fattened for hams,
bacons, ami fresh pork, w hile 100 men. w ho have’ been for long out in
chickens supply the kitchen with the* w ilderness. As w ith th e man,
we* ge> to the Hook Out of the S c rip
eggs.
tu res o u r friend eaim* to see* for
him self that he* had been all along
SKIDW AY NEWS
u n d er tin* pleading of the* Holy
This is the Skidw av. T h ird and S p irit and his conscience hurt be
Burnside, o rn ate w ith red lights and cause he* was resisting. "1 do be
card-room s, bright with brass rails heve that w hen G od one«* conu s in.
ami big m irro rs w here is dispensed , he* n ever leaves a man, lie* finally
th e firew ater th at m akes the d e n i volunteered
zens ro ar for m ore
’These w andering sheep start the
Now into ttie Gospel Mission, set 1 new life* assured that they are1
Rites Friday for
H a rry Benner
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rolls
85c
19C
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20C
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Vg-gallon
5
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Phone 3131
F riday and Saturday Only
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Straw berry
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Crunch
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TW IST BREAD
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345 E Main St.
19c
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19C
PR O D UC E SPE C IA LS
Chase and Sandborn
D ated fo r freshness.
Pork and B eef
PORK RIBS and
BACK BO NES
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C O FFE E
Selected for Q uality
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PABST
6c
ARM OU R'S, Double Rich.
M ocha
C herry
Lemon
Royal Soda W orks
49c
10c
CAKES
PERFECTION
BAKERY
\ oil'll fiml the one you want from the variety of
ROYAL B everages at your favorite fountain.
f 9c
No. 2
Can
Flotilla P ack—B roken -ei't:ni,
Try our home like
Pineapple Crescents
3 for
10c
PABST
GRAPEFRUIT
The l ’ci fci Iion Bakery
just installed Ilio Intesi,
proved Dough Divider
Rounder, (Halving this
cry one i if I h e b e s t e i p l i p p e i
shops on I he l’o asi.
Just nsk for
5c
pail
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French Doughnuts
Dozen
30c
( lover Blossom—Fancy, light, mild.
CHIPPED BEEF 3' 1 5 c
CHOICE
’ shortening
HONEY
10c
Pound
F resh ly B aked- P lain or w hole w heat.
Friday and Saturday S pecials
5
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ROYAL
P rices E ffectiv e F riday, Saturday and M onday, A pril 23, 24 and 26
Not only are our prices right, but the q u ality of
our M eats and th e service is the best. Shop
here— you ’ll find it pays!
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Thuisdity, Aprii 22. 1937
39c
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