Pape Six
H IL L S B O R O
A RGUS,
H I L L S B O R O . OREG O N
at th e C edar Mill G range hall S a tu r­
day night, w ith 14 tables of "Mkl '
w eek from the Puitnlcv building
in play. Mr. and Mrs J Bush receiv ­
to the building ow ned by the S
ed high and Mrs. K N vstroni and
P St S R ailroad com pany, w hich
K Jo y n e r second.
they have leased, and w here they
Bill C a rr is em ployed in P o rtlan d
will b arrel straw berries tins year.
Jo e B erger of th e H azeldale 4-H
e G uinroth is the m anager of the
Those w ho took p art in piano re ­
i By Miss Mary Sandy)
clubs and a m em ber of the Pacific Jo
day
evening
sparks
set
the
roof
of
B aker-K elly plant this year
cital at th e B eaverton M ethodist
N orthw est C ham pion A gricultural
the
P
hil
P
arm
ley
house
on
fire
The
BANKS
G
rad
u
atin
g
exercises
for
church S atu rd ay w ere M arylin G raf B anks high school w ill be held
G len C um berland and fam ily of
es w ere extinguished before dem onstration team was featured
Elsie P eterk o rt. H elen Bauer. Phyl- T hursday (tonight) in the g y m n a­ flam
(By Mr». E W. Hinrichs)
Friday on the T riangle V isitors pro- N ewport spent S atu rd ay and S un-
much dam age was done
ni n n u iv r t j -
.
Thorne, G race Rich, Doris Egai- sium T he sp eak er « ill be Dr. K E
Miss D orothy M attiee of Ocean gram sponsored bv the T riangle l,av “ • the H. G C rocker home
Bl.OOM ING—Ladies are req u est-i man and M argaret
The Fitch of Pacific U niversity Mix Lake spent several days in B anks Milling com pany of P o rtlan d and , n e a r Banks
ed to bring pies to the en tertain teacher is Miss B lanche Schulz.
Fm egan.
Davis w ill be salu tato n an and Miss last week S he also visited her presented over station KEN
m ent and pie social to be held at
Miss Doris B urehell of C orvallis
Etta B ailey, valedictorian Class roll g randm other. Mis R p McNabb,
Iow a Hill school tonight (T hursday). G iven B irth d ay S urprise
Joe's poultry club w ork w as the
spending tins week at the Cliff
S hirley Spies w as given a s u r­ is as follows Etta Bailey. Louise w ho is ill in a H illslxiro hospital phase of his 4-H activities stressed is
L utheran school defeated Iowa
party last
hursday evening, Bybee. R obert Buckley. Bovd Bush. Mrs M cNabb is reported to be im ­ The program deals w ith poultry. S andy hom e in Banks
H ill boys in softball at Blooming prise
Hill
1,51 par<>
asl T »nursday
Mr. and Mrs M uunce T h om p­
last Tuesday. 21 to 20.
the « « « “’n being h er 14th birth d ay Mix Davis. Leigh S tetler. P aul Her- proving
Preceding the interview w ith the
an m v ersary O thers present w ere gert. Leona Hess. John H iatt. Mar-
G rib n er shipped tw o carloads of T riangle visitor th ere was a su m ­ son and d a u g h ter Doris of St
Move Here front Canada
H elens w ere M others' day d in n er
Raleigh L angbecker from Fox Mrs t Trachsel, L oretta and Law- lan Hoffm an. Bill Kelly John Mc- ferns and huck leb erry to th e east m ary of the history of 4-H club l«arty guests of Mr and Mrs It
V alley. Sask . arriv ed at th e E. W rence Traehscl. Leslie Johnson. Beth, l.loyd Milter. Evelyn Rinck. last w eek One was sent to P h ila d e l­ w ork in the U nited S tates and in­
H inrichs home T hursday, a fter vis­ F rank. Agnes and Joseph W hitaker B arb ara R itenour, Evelyn Shipley. phia and one to Boston Two m ore teresting inform ation r e g a r d i n g W A rm entrout Mrs A rm entrout,
A. W h itak er and M adeliene W ayne Shipley. N orm an Sm ith. carloads are being sent this w eek to adoption of the four-leaf clover as w ho was in ju red in an autom obile
iting several days w ith relatives at Mrs. i,A
accident May 2. w ants her friends
M ichiko Sunom ato. Effie Toates. eastern cities
national club em blem
Nelson. B. C. He w ent to w ork im- ' ,
to know ttiat stie is slowly im p ro v ­
Agnes V anderzanden. Jack W inters.
B etty and Thelm a F.ngen of V er­
m ediately for F ir G rove dairy. Hills- M eeting ( liange P lanned
boro Mrs. L angbecker and th eir
fa rm e rs 'U n io n met Tuesday night W ana Wirtz. H elen Tonnison.
nonia spent the w eek-end in B anks Sunday guests w ere F rank Watson ing
L am ar Sandy visited friends in
children will follow as soon as pos- a ^ dlc C edar Mill G range hall. They Many A ttend P rogram
w ith th eir grandparents. Mr and and M rs B lanche D im ing of P o rt­
sible In the m eantim e they will vis- are
to change th eir m eeting
T he p rogram given senior class Mrs Tom Engen, and o th er re la ­ land. M onday Mrs Wilson D avi­ C orvallis from Friday until S u n ­
it w ith Mrs. L angbecker s p aren ts at ,0 ,h c second Tuesday of the m onth night was very en tertain in g and was tives.
son and little son Billy, and M is day.
Nelson.
instead of th e first Tuesday.
Mrs Ella M izner of P ortland spent H arry Davison spent the day w ith Physical Tests G iven
p resen ted to a large audience. D u r­
C lub Plans O uting
Mr. and M rs F red Beck of San ing th e program aw ards w ere g iv ­ the w eek-end in B anks w ith her Mrs. Dodds, w ho is the g re a t-g re a t­
The county physician. Dr Mc­
Bloom ing 4-H sew ing club decided Francisco a re visiting Mr and Mrs en to m em bers of the Banks high daughter. Mrs. W alter Beard. Mrs grandm other of little Billy Mrs
last week to have an outing May 23. N. P. Johnson for a few days. Mrs. school C larion staff Gold pins w ere M izner has recen tly re tu rn e d from H attie Davison of Forest G rove Donald. and tw o health nurses,
T he girls expect to com plete th eir Beck is th e sister of Mrs Johnson, given to the editor. Miss Agnes V an ­ SanFranciseo, w here she spent the spent M onday night and Tuesday vaccinated B anks school children
for sm allpox Monday. Friday a f t­
projects this m onth and arc m aking They a re m aking a to u r of th e state derzanden and to the m anager. Miss w inter.
with Mrs. Dodds.
ernoon they, assisted by D r II I)
Mrs Ada S ellers and Amos Sellers
/P L .3' 1 achievem ent day pro-
Mrs. F red K irsh left last T uesday E leanor Strassel S ilver pins w ere
The
4-H
sew
ing
club
and
th
eir
Huggins, H illsboro eye specialist,
pram early in Ju n e
for h er hom e in G rey's R iver after given to th e assistant editor. Miss spent several days last w eek w ith teacher. Miss R uth Bailey, e n jo y ­ exam ined th e eyes of Hanks grade
T eacher Call .Accepted
Mr. and Mrs. C harles S ellers at
visiting M. C. L arsen and fam ilv for T heresa Paetseh: th e num eographer. H
ed
a
party
and
picnic
supper
at
school
children
illside
Edwin K iekhaefer has accented tw o w eeks.
l.loyd Miller, and to the best rep o rt- ■
Mrs. Flora M unford spent the .tie B ernard S ellers home, north 1 M others’ day guests o f
the call as perm anent teacher of tne
Mrs
V ictor was
Jack Wyss is em ployed in a log­ er. V ictor L aP o rte
of Banks, M onday evening
L utheran school.
selected for his ability as a sports
at C u ,ler
ging cam p at G rey's River.
M others' day p arty guests of Mis Leona R obertson and Ed C lark
Ed S rhoeler S urprised
re p o rte r
City. She rep o rts th at the ocean was
M innie S chulm crich and Earl W il­ w ere Mr. and Mrs. V e i n Fields
J
very rough Sunday
R elatives and friends of Ed
L oial G irls H onored
H ow ard W ilbur of Neah Bav son and fam ily w ere Mr. and Mrs. and baby of V ancouver. Wash., and
S chccler surprised him T hursday
M iss K a th le e n J e n s e n of O regon W ash. spent the w eek-end at thr Ross W hite and Mrs M Y Willis.
evening in honor of his birthday.
N orm al has been taken into Phi E E H opkins hom e in Banks.
Mr and Mrs W indsor M oore and
T hey w ere Messrs, and M esdames
B eta Sigma, a national professional! Tow nsend people of B uxton at
th ree sons and Jo h n Schulm crich. i
H erm an Liebcnow. T. K S altier of
DR. R. J. NICOL
h o n o rary society Miss Hazel W ol- tended the Tow nsend m eeting ip ill of P ortland W indsor and fam ­
P ortland. Loren Jackson of Carlton.
ford, also of O regon Normal, was B anks F riday evening. Rev F. G ily of P ortland spent th e w eek ­
(By Mrs. O. H. Peterson)
C. C. Demmin, V ictor Lewis and
DR. E. W. ALM Q UIST
in itiated
Gene.
ilstrup -
. T H enry Reese.
„ G eorge
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BEND—A com m unity club w as ,nto
Sigm M
a onday evening last week P hillips spoke on his personal talk end w ith relativ es in Banks.
a n ational w ith D r Tow nsend a w eek ago Sun
and Leo. W alter Demmin and Les- organized W ednesday a: the hom e
*
B erry M achinery Moved
V eterin arian s
scholastic
h o n o rary society.
Both
ety. B
oth day. Special m usic w as fu rn ish ed by
ter. Joe W erre. Misses G ertru d e Aho. of Miss Eunice M itchell Mrs H arold
B aker-K elly com pany of Salem
B eatrice B urger. M elba and Alda N ixon w as m ade p resident; Mrs Me- ?5e B anks girls, w ho w ill g rad u ate W. G. W alker. Mr. Lloyd and son
T elephones 643 and 64Î
Demmin. W alter Reese. Richard Cauley. vice-president, and E unice from ( ri'K°n N orm al this Ju n e.
Jam es. Mrs. Dayis and Mrs. C. B a re m oving th eir m achinery th is I
Tresham .
Schoeler and M esdames B ertha M itchell, secretary.
C hurch Elects O fficers
Rev. Ross A nderson of P ortland
D emmin and Ed Schoeler. The eve-
Mr. and Mrs. E arl M eyer of P o rt-
Thc f° iirth q u a rte rly conference
ning w as spent playing cards and land spent th e past w eek w ith Mr.
’*ie y ear w as conducted S unday spoke Sunday evening in the church
visiting.
M eyer's p arents. Mr. an d Mrs O tto w i,h Dr Louis Magin, d istrict super- on "T he T em ple of C o-operation
F ill I p Holes in Road
Meyer, and fam ilv.
intendent. presiding. O fficers for Rev A nderson is secrearv of the
Some of the m any large holes in
Joe B aggenstos’ Sr. and son Jo h n ,h c eon’lr'S .'e a r " e r e elected as state co-operative m ovem ent.
Mr. and Mrs. O le H opkins and son
th e road from the golf course into w ent to Eugene and back T hursdav fallows: trustees. C hris Rieben. Mrs.
C ornelius w ere given a tem p o rary on business.
H L. Jensen. Mrs. F lorence M cFar- of T illam ook brought Mrs. Alice
filling of crushed rock
last w eek. Rents B erry .Acreage
lane. Mrs. C B Tresham . Mrs. F red Parm ley hom e F riday a fter she
Miss S e h ild h su rr In ju red
O. J. Tollefson ren ted th e Phil W cIf°rd ; stew ards, Mrs. H L. Je n - had sp en t a m onth visiting rela-
W ma S ch.ldhau cr sustained a
Adam s b erry acreage for the sum - sen ' Irs- C hrls Rieben. Mrs.
Ray lives in and n ear Tillam ook
Mrs.
On Your Savings
broken nose S aturday w hen she was m er.
Parm ley. Mrs. F red W olford. Mrs. P arm ley is now established in her
accidently hi' with a baseball bat
Miss A nn Lasich. w ho is em ployed O eor8e Finck. Mrs. F lorence
Me- new hom e in Banks
F o r e c a st Y ou r F in a n c ia l S e c u r ity !
w hile a gam e as in progress at the at Olympia. Wash . visited a few
B arlane Mrs C B. T resham ; L adies'
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert S tafford of
high school picnic at A valon park, days w ith h e r parents. Mr and Mrs Aid — president,
— j — » « Mrs.
«—
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.
-
-
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eorge « Finck;
1 - T aft
w ere - MoThere1
day~ guests of
Birthday- C elebrated
A. H. N orth, and fam ilv.
E pw orth L eague p resident. Miss ; h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
l o u ra n m ake definite p reparation for all your fu tu re
Mrs M argaret G nos' en tertain ed
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. E isner a re hav- G erald in e K essler: S unday school Moss, in Forest G rove and visited
F ridav afternoon in celebration of ing some inside w ork done on th eir su p erin ten d en t. Mrs. F red W olford relatives in Banks-
needs and desires through our savings plan, know ing that
h e r birthday. G uests w ere Mesdames house.
Mr and Mrs. Ellis M cG raw and
Lose to Boys' Team
*'v’‘ry dollar saved w ill w ork safely, ro n sta n tly and I’ROE-
Jo h n Koehnke. O scar P fahl and
Some of the local school children
The high school girls' softball I children of V ernonia spent M others'
itab ly for YOU. Take th is tim e-tried m eans of m aking
Lo.s H enry Peters. F ran k Waibel. are tak in g p art in th e M ay dav fes- team w as defeated by th e grade da-v in B anks w ith Mr. and Mrs. W.
sure of fu tu re financial security and begin saving NOW!
E lm er Boge and Evelyn. Jo e V an- tival this Friday in th e Tigard’ high school boys' team by a score of G. W alker and Mr. and Mrs. G. W
oudenhagen. A ntoinette. F ran k and school auditorium . The children w ill 23 to 2 W ednesday afternoon.
McGraw. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k H a rt­
M em ber F ederal Home Loan Bank
Jack. E. A. Deaville. A rnold Gnos Put °» a mock "Tom T hum b w ed-
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. H utchens are wick and d au g h ter of V ernonia
and Ilene. Joyce and Jan et.
ding. P a tty G holson and B ernard spending th is w eek in Tillam ook spent S unday w ith M r and Mrs W.
Miss Hoffman H onored
Wick, b rid e and groom ; L ester w ith „ Mr
„ „ and
„ „ „ Mrs. C addie H utchens G. W alker and Mrs. Bella H artw ick.
A m iscellaneous show er fo r Mil- Schulz and M argaret D em aree. p ar- and daughters'
Jack C hilds of V ernonia and Miss
dred Hoffm an, d au g h ter of Mr. and ents of th e bride. K en n eth Schultz. , Mr and Mrs F rancis Thom nsnn of F rancis Rugg of H eppner a re the
SAFE
Mrs. F ran k H offm an of F ern
Hill, best m an: H elen Wick, m aid of hon- P o rtlan d spent t h e w e e k end
m New clerks in the B anks Red and
RELIABLE
w as held in B unning s hall S atu r- or. Doris and D orothy D em aree. 1 B anks w ith Mr and Mrs B W W hite store.
day n ig h t A bout 200 persons w ere bridesm aids: A udrey Johnson and A rm en tro u t and M r and Mrs Cliff
Mrs. Emm a Wilcox of F ir G rove
present
nresent Miss Hoffman is to be m ar- Lucille. Johnson. F low er girls; F ran - S andy and fam ily
sp en t M others' day in B anks at
ried May 18.
cis and M artin Baggensfos. ushers;
D inner p arty guests S unday at th e * , *lc hom e of her son. R alph Wil-
Mrs. Demmin H onored
Paul Peterson, th e m inister; M arian F red W olford hom e w ere Mr. and cox. and fam ily.
C hildren of Mrs. B ertha Demmin E k n er. V irginia T ufford. Helen Ja n e Mrs. F ran k G enzer and son E verett.
Mrs. N ora D ooley o f Forest
honored her on M others' day w ith a Spousta. H elen Johnson and Emma Mr. and Mrs Earl G enzer and baby G rove spent S atu rd ay and S unday
J. M PERSON, M anager
d in n er at the hom e of h e r son Wal- C lark, guests. The bride and groom and Lyle W olford of G reen M oun­ w ith her m other. Mrs M. A. Dodds.
Savings A Loan Bldg.
H illsboro, O regon
te r P resent w ere Messrs, and Mes- and the a tten d an ts w ill dance a Vir- tain and A. H W olford and John
dam es Loren Jackson. H erm an Lieb- Sinia reel at the close
H olland of Banks.
enow. Ted S attler. H enry Reese,
Mrs. D. Leo Gholson spent from
C harles Demmin. W alter D emmin T hursday until S atu rd ay at the Two Roof F ires Damage
The fire d ep artm en t w as called
and Lester. Mrs. E4 S choeler M iss- hom e of relativ es at Canby
| out tw ice last w eek. Tuesday, sparks
es B etty S attler. M elba and A lda
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set the roof of A. H. W dlford s house
D em m in B eatrice B urger. W alter 4 4
4 I
t
, on fire and b urned it so badly th a t
Reese and the honored m other.
IV JrS . i V I C C r a C k e n ,
a new roof wa. necessary. W ednes-
C onsider I ocation H ere
-.
Mr. and Mrs Wendel and daugh- rOFCSt (jFOVf? D lP S
te r of Irving, near Eugene, w ere
V J lU V C , O I L S
guests last w eek at the C arl Schild-
Mrs. M ary M cC racken 79 resident
i u - e r *°T ,CsoT h f y are consideriun « of fo re s t G rove 34 years, died T hurs-
th e purchase of acreage in th is day in h e r hom e a fte r an illness of
(In co rp o rated )
S 'e n S
i ; er e / 0™ erl'y resi- ^ u r ‘ w eek s“ F u n e « r scarvicesnew ere
N ext fu n d a v a he
p
i
, ‘¿ eld S atu rd a>’ afternoon from the
Collections — Credit Reports
t h e r e tv ,U hd. -
b
g, P entcccst- F ° re s t G rove U n d ertak in g com pany
th e re will be a special service in chapel
w ith Rev E. - D K
K ellogg
ellogg o of-
in W ashington, Tillam ook. Y am hill,
..
.
f­
St. P eter's L utheran church in both ficiating. B urial w as in F orest View
Polk and M arion Counties
M7OU hear a lot about “ the low-price field” these
English and G erm an languages be­ cem etery.
ginning at 10.
Personal Contact on Collections
Mrs. M cC racken w as born F e b ru ­
days. A good many cars claim to he in it.
ary 5, 1858. in S u m m erset countv.
Pa. She cam e to O regon in 1903
So whenever the low-price field is mentioned,
W ashington C ounty O ffice
from G ilbert, la. S u rviving is one
d aughter. Mrs. Allen Rice. Forest '
C om m ercial B uilding
remem ber:
Grove, and tw o sisters, Mrs. Sevilla
Phone 3071
Malcolm. P o rtlan d , and Mrs. H attie ; Second en d M ain
Hillaboro
Lntil Ford came, no average American could
Zeiner.
Boom,
la.
B E T H A N Y -C E D A R M ILL— Mr.
and Mrs. Roy H askell sold the C edar
own a car.
M ill store to E dw ard H oke of P o rt­
land. w ho is now established and is
Today all Ford prices arc still low — with the
m ak in g a lot of im provem ents. Mr.
and Mrs. H oke w-cre n ew ly m arried
prices o f the 60-horsrpower Ford V-8 S30 to
S e e T h e se
w hen they m oved out h e re a week
860 lower than those of any other car of com ­
ago last S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
H askell a re going to re tire and re­
parable size.
side in P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Schulz en ­
te rta in e d at a d in n er p arty Sunday-
But with Ford, “ low price” doesn't merely
P re se n t w ere Mrs. C aroline Schulz
that
m
ake
of Rose City. Mr. and Mrs. E. Weiss.
mean low figures on the price tag. It means much
Mr. and Mrs. C Weiss. L illian Neff
more than that. It means low prices and low
and G ertru d e Weiss, all of P ortland
P riscilla Sew ing club w ill m eet
costs all the car s long life. Low prices for ser-
w ith Mrs. Roy M artin n e x t T h u rs­
day.
vice
~~ f° c parts — and, above all, for operation.
A card p arty and dance w as held
Program at
Iowa Hill
Set Tonight
LU I
Banks Hi Exercises Tonight;
Roof Fires Damage Homes
Hazeldale Youth on
4-H Radio Prog ram
Tluii'.sduy, Muy 13, 1937
Mr and Mrs C C O lm stead and
d au g h ter Almu. and G eorge S itten
of Bonneville.
Mrs C W M ePeak and son J im ­
my visited her m other. Mrs Jeh -
ola. in Brush P rairie. Wash from
W ednesday until S unday of last
week.
Mrs Belle Lilly of C ornelius is
«pending this week in Hunks at the
home of her daughter. Mrs Fred
Wolford
Bend Folk Form
Community Club
Washington Savings ÔC Loan A ss’n.
Credit Bureaus
tzt
° C*S
y
.
What is the Low-price Field”?
Cedar Mill Store
Bought by Hokes
Safety Features
LEONARD
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS
O n e S a tisfie d
C lien t T e lis
H is F rien d s - -
SAFE from FIRES
1- 6>A am p. fuses in m otor
lead-in designed to blow ­
out w ith slig h test sh o rt c ir­
cuit or stuck relay, elim i­
n a tin g th e possibility of a
m otor fire.
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2. A ll- s te e l construction in
LEONARD
re frig e ra to rs
m akes them absolutely fire ­
proof.
INSURE
W ITH
Rushlow
0
P rom pt A tten tio n in
C ase o f Löss.
F rien d ly A d v ice.
O ld Line B oard
C om p an ies.
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P h o n e i 701 Y
136 E. Washington
3. F reon re frig e ra n t used in
all LEO N A RD S— ab so lu te­
ly non-poisonous and non-
inflam m able.
These safety fe a tu re s, to g e th e r with th e “ M agic D ial”
im i? A P n
ii nd ,c onvenience fe a tu re s, m a k e
LGUMAKD the b est electric re frig e ra to r buy in 1937.
90c
FR EE
a week buys a
LEONARD
32-p iece Set D ishes
Priced as low as
3124.50
<5'j cubic feet)
Private owners, cab companies, fleet operators
all report that the “ 6 0 ” averages from 22 to 27
miles per gallon o f gasoline.
Hillsboro, Oregon
M
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7
f-herk and sec how much F’ord saves von.
AK
Ford Founded the L o w -p rice F ie ld
Ford Keeps That Field Low-priced Today
Ford V*8 Prices Begin at ?529
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B E - F
» 2 5 A M ONTH, after
u s u a l d ow n -p a y *
m e n t , b u y s a n y F ord
V -8 Car from any Ford
dealer in the U. 8 . ——
th r o u g h A u th o r iz e d
Ford F in a o re D a n s o f
U niversal Credit Co.
T h is p r ic e la fo r th e
60-hp . C oupe equipped
w it h f r o n t a n d r e a r
h u m p r r a , sp a r e lir e ,
horn, w indshield w iper,
sun visor, glove com part­
m ent and ash tray.
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delivers the highest mileage in Ford history.
w ith every $50 of
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