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Annual Banquet Held;
Convention Plans Made
National Visitor
ih u s b o r ö
,
Value o f Recreation
Cited; P. T. A, Elects
Social Events Mark
Closing School for
Christian Council
MONDAYS
are 4lFun-D aya” N ow !
Social event : hav e m ark ed (he
i closing «lays of the school «car for
Value of i ee:vat ion and the elec tit«' 'id e altars being hanked w ith | the chapters of Hilt. boro C h ris
A nnual M other-D aughter d inner Pacific u n iv ersity
tion and installation of officers s p iic a uni yellow tulips At the tian Council Sigm a chapter, o n
cla.--
of the Business and Professional Ih«' n.'oli
w ere features of th e final meet portals of tin- a lta r graceful baskets I'uesduy aflet noon, ga\«‘ a tea for
Women's club was held Tuesday educational trip
ing of the H illsboro P T A held of season’s flow ers added to the i 23 m em bers of th e ju n io r It i g li
night at the cham ber of com m erce mg places visited
at
the union high school Tuesday seen«' amt above the sanetuary a a lie I gradual mg class, and o f
with a good atten d an ce The health dam. G rand Coule«
fer«'«! th e ir help in m aking fresh
evening
arge w h ite w i'ddm g lu ll solem n
com m ittee, Mrs E sther Auld. Mr- petrified forest. T
"The fam ily that plays together ly |«e . l«-.t its approval Dainty yel m an high school «lays moi«' pleas
M innie Coy. Lucile F ish er a n d th e party
is the fantilj that stays together."
and « bite stre a m e rs form ed aid l'lie tea was helil at th«* home
Gladys Rood, w ere in ch arg e of
' Mi i-' 1 1 Atendi oth gii I ' a d
said Miss R uth B urlinghain of l’a
aisle through w hich the bridal
the dinner assisted bv Mrs Nellie
visor for tin* «'«»lined Included in
eifie university in a talk on the [in ession passed.
F ayram and Mrs. K ath ry n J o h n
til«' ri'i’eiviiig tin«' w«’l'«' tin's«' n t i ' t i i -
'V alue of R ecreatii'it for Young
ston.
The bride, a pretty b ru n e tte was hers o f Sigm a ch ap te r I ’ i esident
and Old ' She explained that e \ -
Miss M argaret C ady of th e em
lovely
m
a
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ite
satin,
f
lo
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Ellen l.undccn. Jan et Oversby Ju n e
eryone likes to play Miss B urling-
blem commute«- presented th e fol
ham is th e r«,creatio n ch airm an of length dress w ith peacock tram , G ilford and Shirley M artin Game-,
low ing program : Violin solo by
high
neck
and
fitted
sleeves
w
ith
and milsn* w ere enjoyed during
the O regon C ongress of P arents
Miss M arjorie Sewell, accom panied
and T eachers and has assisted m hettlder fullness H er lull«' veil. th e afternoon
Bv M vrtle K rut'hek
by her m other: reading by Mrs
-
.
a
G am m a ch ap ter and friends held
p lanning t It e H illsboro .summer
T he 4-H clubs of H illsboro held
Maud S tannard . piano solo b y
«•('tone» of p laited tulle, lace and then annual picnic last Sunday at
playground project.
Ju d y Sehendel. and a piano duet th eir achievem ent day at th e Ju n io r
seed pearls S he carrieil a trad in g Avalon park The veal will end
Mrs Paul P atterson, chairm an ef bouquet of calla lilies H er sister.
b y Ju d y Sehendel and h er m other high school Friday afternoon.
H illsboro has had th e most suc
this project, rep o tted co-operation Miss P hyllis H ulsm an. wor«' a y e l w ith a council picnic. In which
The em blem celem ony w as exem
all ch ap te rs will join. ttir e a t l y
of other civic organizations on the
plified by M argaret Cady. Elaine cessful y e a r in club w ork in several
G ene vie
berg M acliver proposed supervised p layground for low lace over shim m ering satin jiart of Jim«' Tin last form al event
Caldw ell. Anna Townsend. Roberta years N early every child has com Mrs.
of San Francis o. finance ch air- I tw o m onths next sum m er. In ex ami c arried an arm bouquet of ‘ of the year will I e a eonvocatuin.
Russell. Maud Stannard. P o r t i a pleted his o r h er p ro ject and is
m an of N atior al F ed eratio n of plaining the value of recreation * T alism an roses A hal«' of rh in e or jo in t inei ting. « f boys’ and girls'
I.aver. and B erneta K um m er. in ready for ex h ib itin g at th e county
B usiness and F : -e fess ion a I Worn- i in sum m er cam ps R. R E aster in stones encircled tier head L ittle I clu ty next Wedni ■ lay evening at
fair
this
fall.
itiating th e m em bers present w ho
e n ’s clubs, who will be the prin- troduced Scouts D avid W iley. Elvts Nora Vuy lstt'ke and Flora Hend ! P ilgrim House, ei imcil headquai
C lub w ork w as successful due to
had joined this year.
in k s . nieces of th e groom, mad«'
cipal sp eak er at the B. P. W. state l D
a
corps
of
efficient
leaders
who
ickason an Ted G ard n er, who adorable flow er girls as they a p ters A w arding of the title id "Sir
Mrs. E. F avetta Allen, chairm an
convention at Eugene this w eek.
G alahad" for 1037 to a m em ber of
have
been
faith
fu
l
through
all
th
e
spoke
on
scout
history,
ch
aracter
of the nom inating com m ittee, re storm and cold of th e w inter.
peared in toe length c o l o n i a l
developm ent, and recreatio n p ro I dresses of Alice Bin«' taffeta witli ttie senior class «if thi high school,
ported on new officers an d elec
’
eleeted
for "em ineiiei in C hristian
At David Hill school: Mrs M arie
gram . respectively They described m atching blue bonnets S w eetpeas
tion w ill be held at t h e Ju n e C am pbell and Mrs S ears each have
C am p M erriw eth er ami W ashing and rosebuds form ed old fashioned ch aracter" w ill be m ade at this
m eeting. The club w ill again assist charge of a C ooking 1 club; Mrs.
ton county's C am p E lizabeth Ire nese gays for the little misses m eeting, as well as th e 1037 holder
the firem en w ith th e F ourth of M ooberry. Sew ing I. P eter Bcs-
1 of "M ary s R o se." given to a sen-
land
Ju ly celebration by sponsoring the c o w school: B arb ara Enschede.
M as’er l.yle V andehey. nephew of
The very in terestin g but full the groom, e a rn e d the rin g in a i ior girl on the sam e qualifications
Goddess of L iberty contest a n d Cooking I
program of a C am p Eire girl at i pink rin g basket
ball. Mrs. M arion H athhorn and
Ralph C o p .
Ju n io r high school: Mrs M anley.
sum m er cam p w as described by- nephew of th e bridegroom , w as
Mrs Eunice K im m erle w ill b e Cooking 1. Mrs. E M. Bowman.
joint chairm en, and others on th e ' Cooking 1: M rs A nn D orland. C ook
D avid Hill chapter. D. A R . w ill Mrs G eorge Fischer, w ho has r e best man and ushers w ere A nthony
com m ittee a re M argaret Cady. Em- i ing I; E leanor B endler. C ooking II p resen t th e union high school w ith cently com pleted n ine years' s e r Vandehey and W ilford Kalseh
m a Mohr. Helen Stevens
Julia
Camp cookery leaders: Mrs R uth an A m erican flag at assem bly F r i vice as a C am p Eire guardian.
The m usical program was h e a d
Mi s p C Sam sel e n te rta in e d the
Mrs. G eorgia Sm ith. H illsboro li
Tatom , an d E laine C aldw ell.
Allison. Mrs. W. T. E verett. Mrs. day Mrs. W R M anley w ill be in
Mrs. M argaret Sahnow . M a r- Rene M eltebeke Mrs. M yrtle K ru- ch arg e of th e cerem ony, and w ill be brarian.
explained
th e
p 1 a n. ed by Mrs G eorge V andehey. o r Mothers" club of the Associated
garet Cady. P atty Lom ax and F ra n chek.
assisted by Miss Dixie Lee Mac- "Around the W orld by Books” for ganist A w edding m arch by G Men's Halls of O regon S tate col-
M eyerbeer a n d o th er selections ' leg«' T uesday afternoon F ourteen
ces Post w ill rep resen t th e local
Sew ing Mrs W. G. Meyer. S ew Dowell. local D A. R P ilgrim age th e reading program for children w ere sung by Miss B ridget Hess m others were present, including
club at the state convention in ing I: Mrs K eith Wilcox. Sew ing II w inner, and Sea Scout F aurest A n to be conducted d u rin g the com ing
and Miss I.eona Hess T he church Mrs \V R HicharcLson of Port
derson.
sum m er.
E ugene Friday. S aturday and S un and III
T he ch ap te r re-elected officers at
Mrs M M Romig w as re-elected was packed" w ith relativ es a n d , land, th eir president. Plans w ere
day O thers atten d in g will be Mrs
Rex Jones, fo restry club.
friends, som e being out of tow n I discussed for th e ir a n n u al picnic
Zola Morgan, state president: Miss
O ver 150 ch ild ren have p a rtic ip a t its m eeting w ith Mrs H. W C u rrin president of th e association. Mrs guests.
in Ju ly .
M onday May 10. They a re Mrs. W R P Rasm ussen, vice-president,
E laine Caldw ell, state correspond ed in 4-H club w ork this y ear
A reception w as h eld at the hom e
ing secretary, and Mrs. Emm a Mc
Mrs. F red A m acher and Mrs. R. M anley, regent: Mrs. I.. C. Moo and C harles Douglass, treasu rer, of the bride's p aren ts at noon w ith
K inney. editor of th e state m aga C harles Douglass acted as ju d g es of berry. vice-regent: Mrs J. W. K el continue in th eir offices also. Rex
ley. secretary : Mrs. C. E. Wells, Jo nes w as elected second vice- , approxim ately 130 guests, friends ,
zine. S everal carloads of m em bers th e cooking and sewing.
w ill attend the S aturday afternoon
The follow ing places w ere won treasu rer: Mrs A K. Reynolds president, and Miss Hila C orne- , and relatives of th e couple T he
and Sunday sessions.
by: Cooking I 'e x h ib it co o k ies'. chaplain: Mrs R obert H K elly, h is lius. secretary Mrs J. M Person tables w ere decorated w ith tap ers
Mrs. G enevieve Forsberg M acliver Alice Baner. 2nd: T aka Iw asaki. 3rd. torian: Mrs. A W Moore, reg istrar: H illsboro's first president, installed , and w edding flow ers The scene I Public installation of H illsboro
of San Francisco, finance chairm an H onorable m ention. B arb ara Bam - and M esdam es S h ellab arg er. R. D. the officers and presented Mrs of the reception w as the sam e as I A ssem bly. O rd er of R ainbow for
of th e N ational Federation of B usi ter. 1st: L uella Lerch. 2nd: B everly English, and W alter A lderm an of Romig w ith the pm of the N ational th at of the bride's p aren ts on th eir (»iris, w ill be held at the Masonic
Tillam ook, directors.
hall M onday evening at eight o'ehx k
ness and Professional W omen's clubs, Beach. 3rd
Congress of P aren ts and Teachers. w edding day.
The bride's going aw ay outfit The girls w ill hold th e ir reg u lar
w ill be th e N ational visitor at the
Cooking II isponge c a k e s '—G e r
This m eeting m arked th e close
state convention at Eugene May 21 tru d e Matiaco. 1st: B etty G ardner.
| of the th ird y e a r of the associa w as a gray m annish suit w ith navy m eeting at seven W averly assem bly
to 23, inclusive, and w ill be the 2nd: B everly Weil. 3rd.
tion here. The program com m ittee, accessories and a corsage of T alis of P ortland and S unnyside DeMolav
boys will assist w ith the installation,
speaker at the S atu rd ay nig h t b an
Camp cookery 'b o y s ' 'b is c u its ' —
w ith Mrs. L ester Mooberry chair- m an roses.
quet. w hich is the o u tstanding event K enneth Logan. 1st: R obert Pow ers.
A fter a w edding trip the young w hich will be follow ed by a dance
i man. has built the year's program
of the session. Mrs. M acliver. w ho 2nd: R obert Bailey. 3rd. H onorable
M em orial services w ill be con I around "ch aracter developm ent a couple w ill reside on the groom 's scheduled to begin at nine o'clock.
has been president of th e Chicago m ention—W illis Thom as. 1st: Billy ducted at the B aptist church for th e home an d com m unity resp o n sib il farm at Hoy.
A lliance of Business « n d Profession Bates. 2nd: B illy Coomer. 3rd
m em bers of th e V eterans of Foreign ity." Mrs. R. R E aster rep o tted
A w edding dance w as held at
al W omen's clubs, is an u n d erw riter
Sew ing 1—P atricia K roeger. 1st: Wars and A u x iliary Sunday. May 1 an annual increase of 38 per cent
fo r th e E quitable Life A ssurance H elen Meyer. 2nd: B arb ara Shaw. 23 M em bers a re req u ested to a t ’ in m em bership and p resen ted the th e B uckeye hail T uesday evening. ’
T he couple have been feted w ith ,
society and belongs to th e $350.000 3rd. H onorable m en tio n —E laine B a r tend in a body and it is hoped
club of the society Since h er m a r ber. 1st: E sther S turm . 2nd: Jo y O l th at all w ho possibly can. w ill atten d an ce b an n er to Miss M aurine m any parties, as w ell as a large
Mrs Earl Hobbs atten d ed a m eet
,
M
oore's
room
at
P
e
te
r
Boscow
nu m b er of beau tifu l w edding gifts ing of the O regon F ed eratio n of
riage to Mr. M acliver she has m ade sen. 3rd.
tu rn out.
i
school
for
th
e
ir
success
in
having
her home in San Francisco.
Sew ing II —G enevieve N aught.
Post w ill m eet n ex t W ednesday, the highest atten d an ce at the m eet S how ers have been at the hom e of G arden d u b s at T he D alles last
Miss B ernice M cN utt a t Forest week Mrs R obert W arrens. Mrs W
1st: D orothy Coom er. 2nd: B arb ara and all m em bers are urged to be ing.
Moore. 3rd
presen t to fu rth e r th e plans of th e / Songs w ere led by Mrs. C. D. G rove w ith Miss R uth Boyles and S R oberts and Mrs M F Scherm er-
Miss
M cN utt as hostesses T he group horn rep resen ted the F orest G rovi
Sew ing III—Alice P irie. 1st: E ve district m eeting.
C ham berlain, accom panied by Miss
lyn G errish. 2nd: E velyn P atton. 3rd.
E. W. Plapp. L. L. B row n and Eugenia C ypher, both of N orth w ere schoolm ates of th e b rid e at d u b .
F orest G rove high school A nother
D em onstrations w ere given at the F red C orn are th e com m ittee in Plains.
show er was held at B unning’s hall
C atherine K rieger, brid e-elect of sh o rt program . M ary Ja n e L au ri and charge of th e poppy sale, and m em
Hostesses of th e ev en in g w ere
Alois P leshnik. was com plim ented T helm a Hobin from Mrs. S ear's club bers of the V. F W. A u x iliary w ill M esdam es F red A m acher. c h a i r w ith 100 present, and 150 w ere
at a m iscellaneous show er Sunday d em o n strated "th e m aking of san d sell poppies F rid ay and S aturday. man. M att Skene. P ete K alkw arf.
night at th e hom e of Mr and Mrs. w iches." A lice B an n er and H elen
A rt K roeger. W. J. Enschede. M prie
F ra n k P leshnik of F crest Grove. L av er d em o n strated "th e school
P riest. Je n n ie H urd and Misses
lunch.”
M any useful and b eau tifu l gifts
: M aurine Moore and H elen P arr.
All girls in th e fo u rth g rad e at
w ere received. P resen t w ere Messrs
a n d Mesdames F ran k Pleshnik. P e te r Boscow. m em bers of a 4-H
T. J. K rieg er Edw in Schoolcraft. club led by B arb ara Enschede, r e
Election and in stallatio n of Past
F red H erring. M. C row ther. W illis tu rn ed to th e ir own building for a N oble G rand club c fficers was held
Hall. W. E. B urk and D arlene. Jo e short program for the visitors. The M ay 5 at th e I. O. O. F. hall. They
H erinckx; Mrs. W. V andehey and flag salute was led by the class p res are M rs G eorge Selfridge, p resi
H illsboro C ongregational church
M ildred and Dennis. Agnes and ident. R obert Rasm ussen. Two plays. dent:
Mrs
A dolph Mohr, vice- w as host S unday evening to F "rest
Jo h n M alinsky. Mrs. A. Nelson and "The Toy D octor." h aving safety as president:
Mrs.
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and
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G rove church m em bers at a su p
B etty and D elbert. Mrs. G eorge
H inkle. B etty V andehey. Erm a ers." w ith th e stress placed o n hay. secretary ; Mrs E. M. B ow p er m eeting at the church. Rev.
K em per. G enevieve Sohler. A rlene health, w ere given by th e pupils. man. treasu rer: Mrs. V ernon Hahn, A rth u r D ungan m ade an address
B urk. O live K endel. Jo h n and W _ alt The direction and settings w ere done m arshal: Miss A ngie H arrington, of w elcom e and Rev. K ellogg of
e r Schneider, O tto and Emiel Des- I en tirely by th e pupils All av ailab le g uardian: Mrs. W. H. B ucher, ch ap F orest G rove m ade th e address of
m et. Ralph, W ilbur and M orris w all space was used to display the lain: Mrs. H elen D eichm an. press th e evening. P ro g ram included a
correspondent. N ext m eeting w ill vocal solo by Mrs. W esley F oster
K em per. L aw rence Herb. V incent pupils" work.
be held th e first S unday in Ju n e of Hillsboro, and a vocal solo by
V andehey. C atherine K rieger. P a u l
at th e hom e of Miss Lucy H u m p h a Pacific un iv ersity student.
ine. F rieda and Alois Pleshnik.
rey in P o rtlan d .
Jacky M ockley and Russell M ailer.
The evening w as spent in dancing.
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ut li'iul liny so cial fum I ion
At a most ci ottoiiiii til
la u n d ry Io > o u r nl> ulut
serv ic e you p re fe r.
Local 4-H Clubs
Hold Achievement
Program Friday
D. «4. R. Chapter
to Present Flag;
Re-elect Officers
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Home Laundry & Dry ( 'Iraners
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Mrs. Hobbs A ttends
State Club Meeting
Friday and Saturday
Shower Given
Bride-Elect
Past Noble Grands
Elect Year's Officers
Badges Awarded at
Cub Pack Meeting
M erit badges w ere aw ard ed m em
bers of th e C ub Scouts at th e pack
m eeting at th e D avid Hill school
T uesday n ig h t as follows: Bear
Badges. R obert Weil. E rnest S ey
m our: Gold Stars. Hayes Bickford.
W alter M cK inney. D onald Engel-
dinger. E rnest Seym our. F ritzie
Plapp; Wolf badges. F orrest Weil.
D uane Chapm an. G eorge V anAnam
F ritzie Plapp: B o b C at badges. F ra n
cis and F red erick Plass. L eroy D il
lon. C harles T reglow n passed his
Bob C at test. Most of th e p re se n ta
tions w ere m ade by th e parents.
N ext pack m eeting will be a p ic
nic lunch at S h u te p a rk at 6:30 p. m.
Ju n e 15. according to R P. R asm us
sen. cub m aster. S oftball gam e w ill
follow th e picnic lunch.
Rex Jo n es talk ed to th e p aren ts on
th e purposes of cub scouting, p o in t
ing out th at m ost of th e activ itiy was
to be in and aro u n d th e home.
Episcopal Ladies
Have Annual Party
Burkhalters Honored Miss Hulsman Weds
Vandehey
With Farewell Party Alfred
CORN ELIU S — A b eau tifu l a n d
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Improve Your Farm
with a
BANK LOAN
In creased incom e from farm
p ro p e rty in this tra d in g a re a
brings in creased p ro sp e rity to
every business and individual
in H illsboro. T h e refo re, it is
th e business of th e C om m er
cial N ational B ank to e n co u r
age farm im provem ents and
th e p u rch a se of labor-saving
fa rm
m achinery w henever
possible.
Ta/A with
Ioans a re recognized as th e best m ethod
of fin an cin g such im provem ents and farm m a-
chlnery pu rch ases They re p re s e n t sound busi-
ness pro ced u re for hot h the b o rro w er and t h e
hank.
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O ur officers will be glad to co n fe r with you on
your problem and o ffe r you “ p e rso n a liz e d ” advice
and service.
sign.
C u s to m
Shoe R e p a irs
at New Location
Main Street—New Building
Across from Court House
I h a n d le C urrin & G reene Loggers, W ork and
D ress Shoes. Also m ake shoes to order.
C o n tin u o u s S h o w S a tu r d a y — 1 :3 0 to
Church Host to
Forest Grove Group
M em bers of th e H illsboro G range im pressive w edding cerem ony was
gave a farew ell p arty and h a n d held T uesday m orning at n i n e
The D iocesan Service league of
k erch ief sh o w er W ednesday ev e o'clock, w hen Miss M ildred E liza
th e Episcopal church of Oregon
ning. May 12. for Mr. and Mrs. Dan beth H ulsm an. d au g h ter of Mr. and
held a card party at the hom e of
B u rk h alter. T hey w ill leave next Mrs. F ran k H ulsm an. becam e th e
Mrs. R. L. B urnett on T uesday a ft
w eek on a trip to S outh Bend. b r i d e of A lfred W. V andehey
ernoon. Ten tables w ere included
Indiana, and Ohio to visit re la , youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C o r
in the plav. High scores w ere won
tives. Mrs. Rose C lark of P o rt nelius V andehey of Roy. The sacred
by Mrs. W V erne M cK innev for
land. a sister of Mr. B u rk h alter, service w as held at th e St. A lex
contract bridge, Mrs. E dw ard W ort-
and G eorge B u rk h alter" w ill a c an d er ch u rch w ith F a th e r H. E
man at auction. Mrs. Donald S tew
com pany th em on th e ir trip.
a rt at "'500.” a n d Mrs. C harles
Boesch officiating at n u p tial mass
! and E ugene V andehey and A llan
Douglass at pinochle.
Entertain at Dinner—
Tea was served at four o'clock.
V uylsteke. n ephew s of th e groom.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. R ichardson , serving as a lta r boys.
Mrs. C. E. Wells a n d Mrs. H.
e n tertain ed F rid ay evening w ith a
T he ch u rch w as decorated by
Staples pouring. A dditional guests
d in n e r p arty and th re e tables of Mrs. A nthony V andehey and Miss
cam e in for th e tea hour. Dorcas
co n tract bridge Mrs. T hom as B ailey C ecelia K alseh. The m ain altars
club m em bers acted as hostesses.
and W. V erne M cK inney m ade high ¡ w e r e enm assed w ith
The Service league card p arty is
Talism an
score.
an annual event over th e Diocese
roses and bridal w reath spyrea.
of W estern Oregon, and the funds
thus obtained are used by Bishop
Dagwell in th e Mission churches Return from Trip—
of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Johnson
retu rn ed W ednesday m orning from
a tw o m onths’ v isit to S henandoah
Takes Responsible Position—
G ilbert Priest, g rad u ate of H ills and o th er places in Pennsylvania.
boro high school, finished a course T hey also v isited at New York
at N orthw estern Business college and W ashington. D. C.
and on May first took a position
as head of th e com m issary d e p a rt
m ent in the office of th e S. P. &
S. R ailw ay com pany at W ishram.
Wash. He is the son of Mrs. M arie
P riest, teacher at D avid Hill school.
Mrs. K im m erle Hostess—
Mrs. H ubert K im m erle was host
ess at a luncheon p arty Monday,
honoring Mrs. O. D Sm ith and
Mrs. Agnes A ndrew s of Sherwood.
O thers present w ere Mrs. Ralph
Wilson and Mr. K im m erle.
Have Swimming Party—
Lohese C am p F ire group m e t
T uesday at th e ju n io r high school.
Sw im m ing today (T hursday) and
a picnic n ext T hursday w ere p lan
ned. T heir cerem onial w ill be held
Tuesday, Ju n e 1. at the hom e of
th e ir guardian. Mrs. L. E. Francis.
T h e re ’s com fort, con
Aerompany Geology Class—
Ross Cox. Glen Pickens. Hoquiam
venience, a ttra c tiv e n e ss
Hines, and M isses Alice Schulm er-
and econom y in t h i s
ich and K athleen G regg w e r e
com pact four-room d e
am ong th e H illsboro stu d en ts at
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