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A nnounced by Groups Annual Party
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Enrollment Daily
I ’ a eat ion School
SO on First Day
VENETIAN
D irectors and em ployes of the
( oinnium u I »ail.v V acation Bible
W ashington Sax 111."- and 1 an a s s o
school with several churches of
Names of candidates for Goddess She carried a cascade bouquet of ciation and th e 1'ualatiu V alley Fed-
H
illsboro
i »» opcratinit began Mon-
of the F ourth of Ju ly celebration are w hite sw eetpeas. yellow rosebuds 1 ral Savings ami 1 . in association of
Ua\ at the C hristian church En-
being announced b.v sponsoring and bouvardia. The bride was a t Hillsboro, held th eir
rol Intent for th e fust
lay w a s
clubs and groups, and it is expected ten d ed by Miss H elen Pulaski, w ho 1 g eth er at th e Dor
ibi • ut HO an increas»« of several
th at by the end of the week ntanv w ore a floor length gown of pastel O cean Lake. Sundax
r
the
first
day
enro
llm
en t of
m ore will be announced. The A m er pink organdie and carried an arm
T here w ere 30 in tli
las y e a r’s s d u I A good interest
ican Legion A uxiliary started the bouquet of pink sw eetpeas a n d
m anifested » 1 the part of the
ball rolling by sponsoring Betts b eu v ard ia, Joseph. Jackson, b ro th included th e wives .
some of th e d irector
children of .ill ages, and everything
Joan K ram ien. O ther an n o u n ce er of th e groom, w as best man.
d
in
n
e
r
was
served
at
points forw ard to a good tu n e as
m ents since m ade are as follows
A reception was held at th e Jack - terlam m en t at th e
w ell as an in stru ctiv e and in sp ir
Dorothy Barr, sponsored b.v the Past
fu
rn
ish
ed
by
m
em
bers
s.11
country
hom
e
by
th
e
groom
's
ing tim e Every day th ere is som e
Chiefs' club of P ythian Sisters. V er
thing new and different so that
n a Dillon, sponsored by H illsboro m other and p aren ts of the bride. ilies of th e officials Tl
th
e
day
w
as
sp
Mrs
M
ichael
Y
onkers,
sister
of
the children will be w elt occupied
Firem en and A u x iliary . C atherine
various
beaches
the
groom,
cut
th
e
w
edding
cake,
in attending.
Peschka, sponsored by St M atthew s
T his school will continue through
A ltar society; M arjorie Meek spon a fte r w hich th e young couple o p etc.
this
*ek. w ith the • xeeption
sored by H elvetia S unshine club; ened th e m any b eau tifu l and u se
Friday ami ulso next w eek, eli
D orothy Challacombe. sponsored by ful gifts received.
The b rid e is a g rad u ate of th e
ing on F ridas, U uno IB
the Daughters of Union V eterans
and Carol Coulter, sponsored by Wiggle C reek high school at Long
Business and Professional Women's City. N eb . class of 1932
Out of tow n guests w ere Mr and
Keith K ruchek. a stu d en t at O S
club.
rj school was op-g
Mrs. C. Roy H unt and C ath erin e C . w ho is spending his vacation
G irls may be sponsored by groups l.in
n eh an of P o rtlan d . Mr and Mrs w ith his paren ts Mr and Mrs C. M cued in N ovem ber. 1934 Miss Mary
o r by an individual, and the com Bert G oodspeed of Tillam ook. W ar
1. E nshn is bead teacher, and Miss
An ice cream social, program and
m ittee from the Business and P ro ren and Ida G oodspeed of Bay K ruchek. receixed an aw ard of $15 M argaret E M issuner, teacher Mrs
I dance u il he sponsored by the Ne\ -
fessional W om ens club ith e spon City. Mr and Mrs Bert Bassett for first prize for best p ap er on 11 P earl I, S cars serves as cook It is
i
c
r
Idle club of St M atthew s hall
m
echanical
engin
eerin
g
problem
soring group for the contest) urges and Beulah. Mr and Mrs. K enneth
each day from 8:30 to 2 45
T he p ap er w as on the v alu e of D el open
Mrs F B urke Tongue Mrs Thom - Proceeds wilt hi' used for hull im
th a t all announcem ents be made
o'clock,
children
betw
een
ages
of
this w eek, or as soon as possible H errm ann and E llsw orth H ubbell co light unit to com m ercial lig h t tw e and fixe A ssistance from N Y a H Tongue ami Mrs Jo h n W provem ents. Public is invited
C om m itters a re as follows lee
Mrs. Reece H athhorn and Mrs Joe of N ew berg. Mr an d Mrs. M ing The aw ard was m ade by the A boys and girls P aren ts' m eeting Bailey w ore hostesses at a dessert
onkers of Forest G rove. Mr. and A m erican Society of M echanical
Mcsdutnes F rank Waibel,
luncheon last T hursday at th e hom e i ia am
K im m erle a re joint general c h a ir Y
,
m
onthly
N
ursery
school
council,
Mrs
Alee
Scott
and
Nancy.
Mr
Engineers, and xx as presen ted at a
of Mrs F B Tongue Eleven tables P eter Klein. W alter l.orcnce. cake
men. and sponsors should w rite or
com
post'd
ef
rep
resen
tativ
es
of
com
ill Waibel. H ennina
telephone Mrs. H athhorn, Hillsboro and Mrs M ichael Jack so n of G as recen t m eeting of th e society in m unity organizations assists in su p ef contract w ere played in the a f t Mesdutnes
ton.
P o rtlan d .
ernoon. w ith Mrs A H Busch r e D ngcr ami John R anch. program
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plying school needs.
A
fter
a
w
eek's
honeym
oon
at
and
dance
Mrs
Maru* Spiering,
Young K ruchek lias becom e a
The Goddess and h er attendants
Those in picture Ja n e t C h ristian - ceiving first prize. Mrs C '1' R ich
D orothy Klein and Mrs li J
w ill be selected at the C andidates' th e coast th e couple w ill be at m em ber of Pi Nu Epsilon, n atio n al , sen R ichard C hristiansen. Allan ardson second, and Mrs I. T Me- Miss
Borgelt
dance at the S hute park auditorium hom e on th e farm of th e groom 's honorary society of m athem atics.
Dax is. Donna Dillon - Patsy Grow. P heeters third.
S aturday night. Ju n e 26. in th e same m other at Scholls.
Dale Haley. N ola Hoover. Elnora
D avid H G ensib of ’Lock Haven,
m anner as last y ear Each candidate
Kennedy
Donald K lausen. Leah
Miss Helen Wilcox spent the w e e k P a . is h ere visiting his brother.
w ill be escorted in the grand m arch
K lausen. R aym ond M arks B arbara end w ith friends at T aft
M ark G ensib
by a m em ber of the sponsoring o r
Ann Senko. Jack Sherm an. Billy An.
ganization. and each girl will go to
B eryl Vinson. Ruby W hite. Betty
the cen ter of the room and select a
Past C hiefs' club m et last T h u rs \\ y alt Those w ho have already com
Coffee club m eeting, w hich had day
blank envelope. Five envelopes w ill
evening at th e hom e of Mrs. pleted the course: O pal Spencer.
contain w ords denoting the lucky been planned for a picnic F rid ay on Jo h n K am na. south of H illsboro. W ilfred l’eten. Jim m y Sm ith. P earl
REl.Y ON
candidates, and this group w ill then th e law n at the hom e of Mrs T. G. The m em ber* v oted to sponsor
Hobin. Beverly Sears. B etty Gill.
select the Goddess. The oth er four B ronleew e. has been postponed u n can d id ate for G oddess for the F o u rth H elen Vinson. Donna Gill. Doris
w ill be her attendan ts C andidates til F riday. Ju n e 18. on account of of Ju ly celebration, and Miss D or S pencer P ictu re b.v S chram el.
not receiving a lucky nu m b er will th e floral p arad e being on th e sam e othy B arr has been selected as ca n
be honor guests at th e Goddess of day at th e Rose Festival.
P. F. O. Meets—
Mrs. C. E. Wells, p arliam en tarian , didate.
L iberty ball.
Mrs. D ora Nelson and Mrs. Lloyd
P. E. O ch ap te r m et M onday at
Each candidate m ust sell 35 tickets w ill have charge of th e program and
at 35 cents each for th e C andidates' Mrs. Lois W alw orth w ill be c h a ir Broxvn received high score in th e th e hom e of Mrs. R. F ran k P eters
gam
es
w
hich
follow
ed
th
e
business
The next m eeting w ill be held Ju n e
ball on Ju n e 26 These tickets are m an of th e hostess com m ittee All
T h e y L ast”
good fo r admission and dancing m em bers a re req u ested to b ring sil m eeting. T he Ju ly m eeting w ill be 21 at the hom e of Mrs O B Gates.
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held
on
th
e
law
n
at
th
e
hom
e
of
w
ith a pot luck picnic luncheon.
v erw are and dishes w ith th e ir pic
throughout th e evening.
Mrs. L. A. Long, d ate to be an n o u n c
nic
luncheon.
Age lim it for th e candidates w ill
O bserve A n n iv ersary —
ed later.
be from 16 to 25. w eight m ust not
Mr. and Mrs. E. B W atts observed
H ouse P ainls
Lead and Z inc Paste
be over 140. and it is suggested th at
th e ir 28th w edding an iv ersary S u n
A ttend S tate G range—
th e candidate should be at least five
day w ith a th e a tre p arty in P ortland
S
h in g le Stains
E
nam
els
feet and th ree inches in height. A
Mr. and Mrs. J. R F o rsy th e a re M eetings S uspended—
Linseed Oil
form er Goddess is not eligible.
atten
d
in
g
S
tate
G
range
at
T
h
e
Porch
and
Deck
HAZELDALE — Mrs.
M a d e l in
R ainbow M others' clu b w ill sus
The Goddess w ill receive a com Benton and Ja c k P ow ers w ere D alles this w eek. H illsboro G range pend m eetings d u rin g the sum m er
T urpentin e
Floor Enam el
plete outfit, and h e r atten d an ts w ill m arried at th e P resb y terian church w ill meet in all-d ay session S a tu r un til the m onth of S eptem ber.
C reosote
be given dresses.
day
and
m
em
bers
a
re
urgi-d
to
a
t
in V ancouver at 12:30 p. m. S u n
A lum inum Paints
Riggs in H ospital—
A pplications may also be left, and j day.
Dry C leaner
Mrs. B enton's sister. C onstance tend.
Z.
J
Riggs,
fo
rm
er
p
ro
p
rie
to
r
of
tick ets received, at th e A rgus office. Saw yer, w a s b ridesm aid
a n d Visits M other—
Paste W ax
the H illsboro P harm acy, is ill in the
C olors in Oil
G eorge W. Pow ers w as best man.
Mrs. E. J. K ortzeborn left last P o rtlan d M edical hospital.
Liquid W ax
O th ers presen t from h e re w ere w eek to visit h e r m o th er at O akland.
K alsom ine
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry C hapm an. Mr. Cal. S he w as accom panied by h er C lub Picnic P ostponed—
No-Rub W ax
A ll Colors
W omen's B reakfast club picnic to
and Mrs. Ju liu s G assner. and Mr. children and expects to rem ain
have been held today has been p o st
and Mrs. Jam es.
about a m onth.
MOUNTAIN DALE—T he m arriage
poned fo r tw o w eeks.
T he b rid e and groom left on a
of Miss L eila M arie Peters, d au g h honeym oon.
Mrs. Schulnierirh Hostess—
Picnic P ostponed—
“ Everything for Every Kind of Paint Job"
te r of Mr. and Mrs. L H P eters of
C ircle One of th e M E. L adies'
T he A. A. U. W. picnic fo r today
M ountaindale. and A lbert A. G ra
Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs. Bruce <Thursday» has been postponed in
Kansas
Editor
Visits—
ham. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Schulm erich Tuesday aft e r n o o n definitely.
G raham of P ortland, was solem nized
J. L. N apier, ed ito r of th e K an F riends a re cordially invited.
at high noon Sunday at th e hom e san-R epublican at N ewton. Kansas,
of the couple in Hillsboro. The Rev. and his w ife v isited in H illsboro
Mr. and Mrs. N. E H aw orth and
M. L. Sm ith of B anks read th e c e re F riday. T hey a re on a m onth's trip
Those in ch arg e u rg e th e p ar- fam ily m ade a trip to R ain ier na-
m ony.
thro u g h A rizona. C alifornia. O re en ts to send th e ir children if th ey tional park, w here they found snow
F uller F ranchise D ealers
T he bride, w earing a corsage of gon and W ashington. W hen they have not done so already. T he Bible eig h t feet deep, and to B rem erton,
gardenias and roses, was becom ing re tu rn hom e they w ill have been says. "Train a child in th e w ay he Wash., d u ring the w eek-end. They
“If It’s L u m b er—C all O ur N um ber“
ly gow ned in a flow ered afternoon in ev ery state in th e union, except should go and w hen he is old he* re tu rn e d Tuesday, b ringing Mrs. W,
151 W. Baseline
Phone 2691
dress w ith w hite accessories.
( E. T ay lo r and d aughters. D ora I.vnn
F lorida. They w ere p articu larly im- w ill not d e p a rt from it."
Mr. apd M rs W. O. B u rk h a lte r o f i and A hce Caro1-
thcm for a v i -
Miss M yra W iedcw itsch, t h e P fe.sed w ith the beauty of Oreg. n
b rid e's only attendan t, w as dressed w ild flowers.
B akersfield. Cal . visited Mr. and ’ it.
in blue w ith w hite accessories and
R oburt Em erson, jo u rn alism stu-
Mrs. Edw in B u rk h alter and o th er
V
isits
Old
Friends—
w ore a corsage of roses and sw eet
relativ es last w eek. He is a cousin 1 d ent a t U niversity of Oregon, vis
peas.
ited
his grandm other. Mrs. R. D.
, Leo S chnur, who is in th e for- of Dan and E rvin B u rk h alter.
English, d u rin g the w eek-end He
P aul G raham acted as best man 1 est service in Coos co unty n e a r
Mrs.
R.
W.
Cox
and
M
argaret
C
y
fo r his brother.
w ill be em ployed in P o rtla n d during
Reedsport, visited o 1 d acq u ain t
Im m ediately follow ing th e c e re ances in H illsboro and v icinity last p h e r spent S unday at G ladstone th e sum m er.
w
ith
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
arlos
Johnson.
m ony. a w edding breakfast w a s week. He fo rm erly lived on Bald
Mrs. L. E. F rancis is spending this
served to a sm all group of relatives Peak, w h ere his fam ily settled in M ary Jo an re tu rn e d w ith them fo r a w eek and next at C orvallis w ith h er
v isit w ith h e r g randm other.
and friends. Mrs. Lee S chaffer and 1878. but he had not been in Wash-
h u sb and's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Rev. P utnam , pastor of th e C h ris F rancis d u ring th e sum m er school
Miss G race M cCormick a s s i s t e d m gton co unty for 27 years,
tian church, is in ch arg e of the session.
about th e rooms.
school. Mr. D uffield is in charge
Mr. and Mrs. G raham w ill be at D akotans to Picnic—
Mrs A lbert H erm sen of B aker a r
hom e at 145 East Jefferson street in
F o rm er resid en ts of South D akota of th e singing. O th er people are riv ed S atu rd ay fo r an ex tended visit
Hillsboro.
have been invited to a g et-to g eth er assisting in th is school.
w ith h e r niece. Mrs. H. H. P ranger.
picnic to be held in S h u te p ark Sun-
Miss T h eresa C urran and h e r and fam ily.
■ day. Those atten d in g a re asked to m other. Mrs. K ing of La G rande,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. P ittin g c r of
b ring b esk et lunches.
visited F a th e r Costello and Miss
N ora C ostello d u rin g the last of th e Longview , Wash . a re visiting Mr.
Mrs. Johnson in Hospital—
and
Mrs. J . R. P eppard.
w eek.
Mrs. H enry Johnson u n d erw en t an
Mrs. N ora S can d rett of G aston is
Miss Velva L oree Hughes, only
Miss
K
ath
leen
Caldw
ell,
teac
h
er
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. ' o peration fo r ap pendicitis last T h u rs at R edm ond high school, re tu rn e d spending th e w eek w ith th e L. C
H ughes of Scholls, and C harles day at th e P o rtlan d S an itariu m , and hom e S unday from D eLake, w h ere Lom ax fam ily.
is convalescing. S he is th e d au g h ter she sp en t a w eek a fte r th e school
Miss L ucile Rood left F riday night
Jackson, son of Mrs. Rose Jackson, of
Mrs. D ora N elson an d is well term w as finished.
for a w eek's visit w ith friends in San
also of Scholls, w ere m arried at St. , know
n here.
Francisco
M atthew 's church i n H illsboro
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. E v erett spent
Mr. and Mrs. T hom as H. Bailey
S unday m orning at an attractiv ely Visit in Alaska—
the w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. L. and fam ily left S atu rd ay for a
arran g ed cerem ony. W ith Jerro ld
M rs E. J. Davis and h e r daughter. E. G etgen at L ebanon and atten d ed w eek's vacation at Seaside.
A bts at the organ console, th e Rev. Mrs. F ran cis R owell Jr., of M ilw au the stra w b e rry festival.
H arry M organ left M onday m o rn
J. T. Costello read th e rin g cere kie. left today for W rangell, A laska,
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Jan sen of
m ony in the presence of im m ediate w h ere th ey w ill v isit Miss V erna O akland. Cal., a re visiting h e r p a r ing to do accounting w ork in E ast
relatives and many friends of th e Davis, w ho have been in A laska for ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. G ray, east of ern O regon as far as th e Idaho line.
G eorge S elfridge is confined to
couple.
some tim e.
H illsboro.
his hom e th is w eek w ith illness.
The bride w ore a floor length
gown of w hite tu lle trim m ed w ith
bands of narrow w hite satin rib
bon. H er fingertip length veil of
w hite tulle was fashioned cap shape
w ith a bandeau of tin y flow ers.
Keith Kruchek
Gets First
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