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Playground to
Hare “Friends'
Program Today
Goddess' Attendants
Hugh S. Rogers atten d ed th e fun
eral services T uesday m orning at
M cM innville of C aptain H erb ert L.
H eath, w ho w as captain of Co. A..
Second O regon, of w hich M r Rogers
was a m em ber. He rep o rts th at 30
m em bers of Co. A. w ere present at
the funeral.
Capt. H eath w as o w ner an d edi
to r of th e T elephone-R egister at
M cM innville before going to the
Philippines. He is survived by a
d au g h ter in Denver, Colo., and a son
in H avana. Cuba.
Hospital Heirs
At Jones Hospital—
Mrs. C. F. B arackm an u n d erw en t
a m ajor operation S aturday. Dr. A
O. Pitm an operating.
A ndy B aken of C ornelius, who
has been u n d er the care of Dr. A. O.
Pitm an, was released W ednesday.
Dr. A. O. Pitm an perfo rm ed a
m ajo r operation for Mrs. F. C. W hite
Monday.
B etty Doem . baby d a u g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam D oem of Beav-
erton, w ho received a sk u ll frac
tu re in an autom obile accident S un
day afternoon, is m uch im proved.
Mrs. Sam Coy, w ho u n d erw en t a
m astoid operation last w eek, was
able to be tak en hom e M onday.
Dr. H. D. H uggins p erfo rm ed to n
sil operations fo r A nn L ee Bailey.
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as
Bailey. F riday, and for L aR ae K in-
cheloe, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. R.
H. K incheloe of B eaverton. M on
day.
A t S m ith H o sp ita l—
H IL L S B O R O ,
Miss Erdruan Bride
of Erwin Notdurft
Mis- E sther E idm an d a u g h te r ol
Mr and Mrs Daniel E rdm an, be
cam e ti c bride ol E rw in N otdurft
Special races, track events, and
softball gam es w ill b e on th e p ro
gram t h i s afternoon (T hursday)
front 2 to 4:30 for "F rien d s" day
on th e pla.vgound. Each m em ber
w ho atten d s and brings a friend
w ill be aw arded a sm all treat.
S pecial classes w hich a re d raw
ing in terested crow ds a re a clay
m odeling class tau g h t b y
Mrs.
B ecker on T uesday m o rn in g at the
Ju n io r high school, and a folk
dancing group, accom panied b y
M ary M anley, on T uesday a n d
T hursday afternoons at Ju n io r high.
B eginning n ext W ednesday a t
th e David Hill school, Mrs. M aurice
Romig w ill have a class in soap
carving from 2 to 3 o'clock t Those
en terin g this class w ill need a knife
and b ar a t ivory soap ) The sam e
afternoons E leanor B endler w ill
w ork w ith a group in terested in
tum bling stunts.
Due to th e holiday M onday, the
playground w ill be open Tuesday.
W ednesday, T hursday an d Friday,
instead of th e first fo u r day s of
the w eek.
High school students and adults
w ho w ould be interested in an a ll
city tennis cham pion to u rn am en t
are asked
to tu
tu rn
rn th
ir nam
in
are
asked to
th e eir
nam es
es in
to Miss B arb ara P o tts a t Ju n io r
high.
Attends Funeral
of Former Captain
A ftG U S ,
so n
R eading from left Evelyn Benson Jo sep h in e S troeder. D o ro th y IL ad-
ley. and C a th e rin e Peschka. \\ ho w ill officiate .is atten d an ts to
Goddess D orothy C hallacom be at the G oddess o f Liberty hall Sat-
urday night . an d out
u rin g th e "Happy Days ' celebration P ictu re by
S chram el Studio
Sistei Married
Miss VanLoo Bride
of Glen H. Gray
o f D ftllh l# * W p iL lin ir
11 1 U U l It.' »« t t i l l i I I t ,
Miss Em m a VanLoo. d a u g h ter of
T he hom e of Mr. an d Mrs W.
E ickw orth at E m pire w as th e scene Mr and Mrs John VanLoo of C o r
nelius.
and G len Hazen G ray, son
of a d o u b le w edding S aturday, when of Mr an
d Mrs J H G ray of east
th e ir d au g h ter B lanche becam e the of H illsboro w ere m arrie d S a tu r
b rid e of Ja c k W hitem an of Bend, day m orn in g a t St A lexander's
an d th e ir d a u g h te r C h arlo tte be church in Cornelius. F a th e r Boesch
cam e the b rid e of Roy U sher of p erform ed the cerem ony. The bride
G ran ts Pass.
w ore w h ite satin a cap veil o f
Mrs. Ja c k W hitem an i s w e l l tulle, and carried an arm bouquet of
know n here, b eing county home calla lilies Miss V irginia Epling of
d em onstration ag en t last year, and ! G aston, bridesm aid w ore a pale
h e r sister w as also em ployed h ere blue lace redingote o v er blue ta ffe
sev eral m onths last sum m er
ta. flow ers in h er hair, and carried
a bouquet o f cream rosebuds. Ju liu s
VanLoo of Gaston, b ro th e r of th e
bride, w as best man G erald Abts
played M endelssohn's W e d d i n g
m arch.
W edding d in n er for m em bers of
H illsboro C offee club will again
prom ote an d sponsor th e ju n io r the im m ediate fam ily w as h eld at
p ioneer pageant of th e W ashington one o'clock at th e hom e of t h e
C ounty fair. S ep tem b er 2. 3 and 4 b ride's p arents, and a reception and
This was decided at th e ir m eeting dance w as given for frien d s and
relatives at the C. O. F. h all in
F rid ay afternoon.
T h e p resen tatio n this y ear w ill be V erboort S atu rd ay evening.
in th e auditorium , and be on a la rg
e r scale w ith b e tte r facilities. New Miss VanLoo H onored—
M ss M arie Sm ith and Mrs E rn-
lighting effects w ill be arran g ed
and m ore seats for th e audience w ill est H erm ens of V erboort gave a
be provided. Mrs. H. H. S tannard. m iscellaneous brid al sh o w er T u es
chairm an of th e gen eral com m ittee day evening. Ju n e 22. at th e home
from th e C offee Club, states th at of Mrs. L. A. Ja rd e e for Miss E m
th e re is a co u n ty -w id e in terest in ma VanLoo. G ifts w ere presented
th is event w hich should m ake it one in a big p in k basket trim m ed w ith
of th e o u tstan d in g en tertain m en t roses. G am es fu rn ish ed e n te rta in
featu res o f the*fair
m ent fo r th e 22 guests present.
Ie a lu re> 01
tJ lr
Sponsor Pageant
for County Fair
Entertain Altar Society—
M esdames F. C. Sm ith and J.
K um m er w ere jo in t hostesses for
th e A ltar Society of St. M atthew s
T hursday evening. T hey w ere assist
ed by M esdames W. H. W ieber ar.d
E. K. McCoy. Tw o visitors w ere
present, and 32 m em bers. Mrs. K ath -
erin e G oem ans of G reen Bay. Wis-
consin, w ho is visitin g h er niece.
Mrs. F red D avidson, m ade high
score a t "500," an d Mrs. J. G rogan
w as low.
A tte n d R e la tiv e s F u n e ra l—
ci
M rs
G o ttlie b N o td u rft
m
re e le c te d
at
Hie
O regon City. Sunday afternoon at Uot'l> e club m eeting F riday at the
the hom e of the bride's p arents lieuie of
if Mrs
Mrs T G B ronleew e The
Rev G eorge R eule perform ed the o ffice rs a re Mrs T G B ronleew e,
cerem ony.
p re sid e n t: Mr.« J M Person, vice-
The bride w ho was given in
ili’tit: Mrs F red Atnachor. sec
m arriag e by her father, w ore an retary . .old Mis I' .1 K alkw urf.
eggshell satin gown w ith a short treasu rer
train, long sleeves w ith puffs at
\ pot hick picnic luncheon was
th e shoulder and tin y pearl b u t hold in the garden at the B ronleew e
tons down th e front. S he w ore a hom e at I o'clock, w ith M esdames
long tulle veil with a cap w reathed Lots W alw orth, J J W ism er and
w ith orange blossoms, and carried W II W ieber as hostesses
a bouquet of Talism an roses and
T he club voted to e n te r a float In
sweetpeas. She was a tte n d e d by the celebration parad e
Monday
h er sister. Miss Inez E rdm an, w ho m orning, amt also voted to sponsor
w ere a floor-length dress of pale a first aid and inform ation booth
b lu e organza w ith pm k trim , and I during the celebration
Mi s C F Wells, parliam entarian.
carried a bouquet of pm k sn a p
dragons and w hite sw eetpeas O tto 1 gave instructions in conducting a
N otdurft. b ro th er of the b rid e m eeting, and also told som ething
about the history of the flag of our
groom. was best man.
The cerem ony was perform ed b e | country.
T he next m eeting will be in Sep-
fore the fireplace, w hich
w a s
banked w ith palm s and lighted I teniber.
tapers B ouquets of lark sp u r w ere
placed about the room Miss Mal-
deena H annegan played th e w ed
ding m arch from L ohengrin and
accom panied Mrs A lbert H anne
Mr and Mrs G ordon Saltnow e n
gan. w ho sang "I Love You T ruly."
tertain ed Sunday evening in honor
and "At D aw ning."
At the reception follow ing the of th eir fifth w edding an n iv ersary .
cerem ony. Mrs E dw ard Possehl of G am es played w ere "500" and ru m
Salem assisted the bride w ith c u t my. w ith high scores going to Mrs
ting the cak e and Misses B ertha H erm an F reu d en th al and Robert
E rdm an and M aldeetia H annegan Meacham. G uests present w e r e
served. Mrs Sam S eiffert. 78. g reat- Messrs and M esdames C arl Voges.
H erm an F reudenthal and children,
au n t of the bride, sang a G erm an C
h ester D reeszen, Edw ard F r e u-
song.
d en th al and
M argaret.
R obert
F allow ing the reception the couple M eacham . K en n eth B ieradorf. W T
left for a w edding trip to t h e P utnam J r . D elbert B icrsdorf, O tto
beaches, a fter w hich they w ill be Voges and children. Irene D ingfeld-
at hom e n e a r O regon C ity. F or e r an d H ubert T hun
going aw ay the bride w ore a giav
trav elin g suit w ith w hite acces
sories and a corsage of roses.
Celebrate Fifth
Wedding Date
Attend Stalder
Clan Picnic
Keim Receives
Historical Book
F red M K eim of B uxton brought
to the A rgus office th is w eek a
copy of th e G olden Ju b ile e H istory
of E ureka. S o u th D akota, w hich
contains a w rite-u p of Mr K eim s
late father, a pioneer of that com
m unity.
T he book, w hich contains 287
pages of p ioneer history of that
section, was com piled by the E ureka
G olden Ju b ile e association, edited
by a federal w riter, and w as u
WPA project.
Mr K eim has four b ro th ers and
one sister in th e m id-w est. His
bro ther. C hris Keim, has b e e n
sh eriff of M cPherson county, S I),
for eleven years.
Messrs and Mesdames T. G. B ron
leew e and sons of Hillsboro. M. A
S ch ap p ert and Ralph S ch ap p ert of
R eedville. Miss M artha S tad ler and
Emil S tad ler of B ethany atten d ed a
reunion of the S tad ler elan at M etz
ger park Sunday. M em bers num ber
260 and 175 w ere present.
A bsent M inded
Jo n e s—B row n is in hospital.
S m ith —W hat is w rong w ith him "
Jones—He th rew his cigarette-
end dow n a m anhole and stam ped
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Ex.
M is. Maxim« G alaw ay. daughter
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Mi and M r: W i) Galaw ay.
becam e the bride id A rnold ¥»•«>
m an; Thin.sila > evening. Ju n e 21.
at a beautiful cerem ony on tin*
law u »it the Imine m P ortland of
Mr and Mrs It E Yeomans, par
«'tits «if the bi*i«lv)*i*«H)in. lt«v. An-
drew I'liiiii' k r«‘.ul th f tnai'i iax<*
servie e and M ia li'fin* W flttnih'
play et 1 t h e
Wt'thluiK
Uuliciigrin
tttareli1.
The bride who was Kiven in
mai i uige b> hur falli«'!!*, wt»i'«‘ a
floor length dress of w hite sheer
and carried a bouquet of sweet pea.
and rosebuds All's W illiam lleigel.
sister i f the bride, was m atron of
honor, and c arried a bouquet of
pale yellow ruses and sw eetpeas.
0 . P Larson was best man
Follow ing the cerem ony refresh
m ents w ere served to 100 friends
and relatives O ut-of tow n gnosis
w ere the M i s s e s V esta F in la y . A n
drey Beatty, and Betty Cat gill of
San Francisco, amt Miss A n tt a
I'eg g 's eha|M'l in H euvelton S itu i
day. Ju n e 19. w ith interm ent al
Kivervivw A l> 1» e s e re m aturim i
|te \ .1 F Gibson td T ualatin P lain
P icsbytct ian church officiated
A hi I I X HI \ I
Mary A d e h a K ent. H". died at
h er Imme «'.ist of H illsboro Thill**
day. June 17. She was born F«'h*
ru.it > 12. 185:». in M assachusetts and
w a*. i direi l descendant of Edw ud
Dotv w h o cam e o v e r on th e M a s
flow«' in 1020 She was m arried
to G eorge I. Kent at S helburn
Falls. M ass. and the> cam e lo Orc
gon alunit 20 veal • ago Sh«« is ui
\iv e d by nine suons a n d t w o
23 gnm dehlldien a n d
daughter
ei c.ht g r e a t «grandchildren.
F u n e ra l
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Y O U N G ’S
Funeral I Ionic
"T houghtful. Sy m pathctlc
Sci Vice"
I'ltoiic 973
lllll.b oro
«*r\ ices w ere held from
For P erfect, Low Cost
Laundry Service
T h ere's real ecoim niy in
m il' service, B e tte r la in i-
tlei-ing m e th o d s s a v e
. lo llie s and lim e ; reason
aide prices p u l depend
ib le s e n ice M it h ili I ll e
reach o f even the most
limited budget.
liir s e h e r of W isconsin.
A fter a short w edding trip, the
young couple w ill m ake th eir home
in Portland, w hore Mr Yeomans
is in business.
Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners
H e j rs H igh ligh ts
for Wednesday
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W ednesday, Ju n e 30
T hree unions involut'd in Beth-
elem steel strik e at Johnstow n. Pa .
appeal to G overnor E arle to renew
m artial law in Johnstow n area Ac
tion follows notice to union leaders
from city council that ' the city will
not be responsible" for safety u n
less they w ithilraw peacefully from
com m unity Pickets hurl stones at
non strik e rs at C anton. O.
A m erican new spaper publishers
go on record in Chicago ugainst
"cl«»sed guild shop or any o th er form
of closed shop for those w ho p re
p are and edit new s and pictures for
new spapers."
F ran k lin Roosevelt J r anil Ethel
D upont m arry at W ilm ington. Del
C alifornia V eterans of Foreign
W ars condem n student peace strikes
and urge deportation of r a d i c a l
aliens.
Inglewood. C a l. fiend k iller fe a r
ed stalking new’ victim s
Jap an ese sink Soviet Russian g u n
boat.
F rench senate g i v e s P rem ier
C hautem ps v irtu ally d i c t a t o r i
al pow er to deal w ith nation's fin an
cial crisis.
A m erican team defeats British
team to retain in tern atio n al golf
trophy.
HUI» boro. O rrgon
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TH IS
W EEK
Messrs, a n d M esdames A. H.
Busch. R ichard. W alter, a n d R.
C. Busch, atten d ed th e fu n eral of
th e ir
bro th er-in -law .
A lfred J.
Funge. in P o rtlan d W ednesday a ft
ernoon. He is su rv iv ed by h i s
widow. Mrs. Em m a Busch Funge.
and tw o daughters.
A uxiliary Meets Tuesday—
MV W IS H
A u x iliary to th e A m erican L e
gion w ill m eet Tuesday night at 1 h eld o u t m y h a n d a n d w ish ed f o r tc<»ld:
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to u c h w as h a rd a n d cold.
th e V eteran s' hall on W est Main
n o t brinic love arid th e jo y I hud
street. M em bers of th e publicity I t d id
tb c u w h t.
com m ittee w ill be hostesses. N om I fo u n d t h a t th o a e th in g s c a n n o t b e b o u g h t.
in atin g com m ittee w ill m ake a r e
o u t m y h a n d a n d w ish ed fo r
port. and delegates w ill be elected S o 1 lo v h eld
e;
to th e sta te convention at A lbany »it am»« w th b le ssed »rifta fro m a b o v e :
in A ugust.
T h e in s u lte d v o id sJipp»*d a w a y o n w i n g s
W h e n C L A U D E T T E goes on a vacation
— C u p id w o rk s overtim e!
G o rg e o u s C la u d e tte , h an d so n io
M o lv y n D o u g la s , b o y is h B ob
Young trip over the A lps In Ilio
year's g r j n d o i t ro m a n tic h o h e |
Custom Built
T IR E S
A Real Money-Saving
Opportunity for Motorists
F E A T U R IN G
Heavy Goodyear Tread
Come in to d ay ! See them m ade! G et d etails
on this econom ical service.
TWO HANDY LOCATIONS
S E R V IC E
GA RAGE
BUSCH’S
S E R V IC E
S T A T IO N
P hones HilU boro 501 or 391
A. H. Busch. Prop.
C elebrate "Happy Days" at H illsboro—J u ly 3. 4 and 5
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Also !Hh C hapter
“ R o b in so n C ru so e o f C lip p er I s la n d ’
Showing F rid ay N ight and Saturday
M atinee Only
1 SUN, - MON. - TUES.
s
THEY FIND THE HEAVEN OF LOVE
THE WHOLE WORLD LONGS FOR !
HOLIDAY
SEASON
SIM O NE SIM O N
DRUG BARGAINS
Protect your car against
the increased hazards t o
windshields a n d window
glass—such as flying rocks,
hotties, baseballs, etc.
An inexpensive policy
will protect you against loss.
Com plete line
Bathing Accessories
Sun Tan Oils, Rubber Caps,
Bathing Slippers, Etc. Every
thing’ to make your outing a
success.
Ask
JIM WELLS
Meals Served All Day July 4th
FLY SPR A Y — Fresh Stock.
G allon............. 85c
Prescriptions Our Specialty
H illsboro Pharm acy
“Save on D rugs"
C e le b ra te "H ap p y D ays" at H illsboro—Ju ly 3. 4 and 5
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M O DEL 30
M en’s Shop
about his claim
GA SOLIN E M ULTI-MO TOR MOOELS A V A ILA R L E
FOH HOM ES W ITHOUT ELECTRICITY
. . . emerfiina as the
screen’s greatest star!
and
JAMES STEWART
SevenTH Haven
• In choosing a Maytag, you follow the judgment
and experience of the greatest number of washer
buyers. There is extra satisfaction in the Maytag
one-piece, cast-aluminum tub, Gyratator washing
action, sediment trap, Roller Water Remover, and a
score of other advantages developed by Maytag.
JEAN HERSHOLT • GREGORY RATOEF
I LG^ S.ondt,9«;d • J. Edwird Bromberg
John Qu.len • Victor Krli.n « Thome, Bed.
Si9 Kumenn • Medy Chriitien,
It is easy to own the world’s finest washer.
See also the New Maytag Ironer.
R ! s HLOW Hillsboro Appliance & Plumbing Co.
P h n n « 1 1701V
701V
Phone
i.h l- .l..
336 P E. U
tVaahingtoa
C eleb rate "H appy D ays” a t
H illsboro—-July 3, 4 and 5
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‘S ta n d a rd ” P lum bing - K elv in ato r A ppliances
P hone 72
HILLSBORO
THE MAYTAG COMPANY
M A N U FA CTU RERS
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F isher-T horsen P ain ts
132 S. Second Ave.
FOUNDED 1893
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NEWTON, IOWA
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Continuous Show Saturday— 1 :30 until 1 1 p. m.
Evidence
M other — W asn't is last A pril
w hen o u r d au g h ter's young man
first com m enced com ing to the
house?
F a th e r—I'll let you know In a
S hort C ut to D eath
O ur classified colum ns may have
It's most em barrassing, com m ents m inute. I've got all th e electric lust w hat you a re looking Jon-
light
bills
on
the
file
Ex.
Read
them .
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Ray Conway, se cretary of the O re
gon S tate M otor association, to find
yo u rself u n d er som eone's e ar ju st
a s you sta rt on a little jay -w alk
across th e street.
Miss H elen W eik u n d e rw e n t a A rm y C olonel V isits—
tonsil o p eratio n W ednesday. Dr. C.
Colonel and Mrs. M A Reasoner.
T. S m ith operated.
fo rm erly of th e A rm y M edical Corps
at M anila. P. I., visited M onday and
T uesday w ith his cousins. Mrs. E M.
Bowm an and Mrs. F red Beach.
W hen m o at it w as n eeded fo r m a n y th iru rs.
They are en ro u te to Chicago. 111., O re n F a ir I n ju r e d —
N i wr n e v e r al< tie f o r irold -h all 1 c ry ,
O ren F a ir of N orth P lains sus I h a v e th o se 1 love t h a t irold c a n n o t b uy.
w h ere he has been tran sferred , and
R O SA F . A N D E R S O N .
tained a fractu red left foot in a mill
a re tourin g th e P acific coast.
accident at N orth P lains J u n e 23. Dr.
(C o n tin u ed fro m page I )
desses" of th e past tw o years. Miss E n tertain at B ridge—
D. E. W iley atten d ed him.
V O IR GROCER
T illie H offm an and Miss B ernice
J u s t re m e m b e r th a t y o u r « ro v e r
M esdames C. T. S m ith and K en To V isit in E u ro p e —
H ow ard: M ayor G arrett an d wife: n eth Davison en te rta in e d W ednes
Mr. and Mrs. M ichael Zall leave I* a p e rs o n his lik v e e ry y o b u e rs s t e lf.
to s a tis f y .
S. W. M elhuish. fire chief, and wife: day, Ju n e 2. w ith a luncheon and n ex t w eek fo r a six m onths' visit I W f ho h e does
Hells you th in « * in f e r io r
Miss B erneta K um m er. p resid en t of six tables of co n tract bridge. M r- to K reisch. R oum ania, his old home. A m i you ch o o se th e m fro m th e sh elf.
th e Business and Professional Worn- Jo h n E nschede m ade high score
D o n ’t c o m p la in , h e ha.t th e b e t te r you
c a n b uy.
en's club and h e r escort: P. L. P at- and Mrs. Theo Jo h n so n of L inntun
H erb Schneider. Paul E v e ritt and
terson. p resid en t of th e ch am b er of second,
W
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e fe e lin « v e ry h u n g r y
Theo M u rp h y sp en t th e w eek-end A n d y o y u o r u ’r pocket-b<n»k
comm erce, an d w ife: and heads of
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is f la t.
all other civic and p atrio tic organi- ^*rs- Dillon H onored
at G len E den beach. Young E veritt, T e ll y o u r g r o c e r he’s a k in d ly m a n .
zations in th e city and th e ir wives.
M r. and Mrs. L ester L ackey en- w ho recen tly cam e here from Colo T h e n w h en p a y d a y b r in g s th e m o n ey
"G oddess" D orothy and h e r at- terta in e d F rid ay n ig h t w ith a b irth rado Springs. Col., had his first vis T h a t in o th e r d a y s you la c k e d .
y o u r g r o c e r - d o n ’t m isu s e th e c re d it
ten d an ts face a busy th re e days. day d in n e r for Mrs. W ilbur Dillon. it to th e ocean, but rep o rts it as very P a y p la
n.
Follow ing th e coronation b all F ri G uests w ere M essrs, and M esdames , cold w hile th e re .
day night, they w ill a p p ear in th e Dillon. P au l R ingle and Ja y P h il-
Mrs. K eith Wilcox an d b a b y - T h in k n o t you sh o u ld k ee p y o u r m o n ey
rodeo p arad e S aturday and a special lips. Pinochle w as enjo y ed a fte r th e d au g h ter K athleen re tu rn e d home N ow th a t you h a v e h ad y o u r fill,
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place has been reserved fo r them at din n er.
U ednesday from th e Good S am ari- The grocery business isn't f u n n y
th e rodeo grounds.
tan hospital in P ortland.
W h en n o ca sh is in th e till.
M rs. C om an Hostess—
S atu rd ay n ig h t they w ill atten d
Jo h n E sty of P o rtlan d and Miss Help yvur xr'x tr
(>>«« U“ l« Wll to-1*». |
Mrs. E d w ard C om an en tertain ed
th e dance and tak e p art in th e p a
M A E P. W IL M S .
C o rn e liu s r o u te 2.
trio tic exercises and p arad e M onday so
« ro rity
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. . at . luncheon Tuesday.
- M arg aret B u rn e tt of T he D alles
m orning, appearing again M onday (jUests w ere M esdam es Cliff H okum visited M i s s K athleen M cAlear
n ig h t at th e dance.
R edondo B each. Cal., Mrs. John Tuesday.
Q uality job p rin tin g —Argus.
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i B artels and Mrs. W ayne G off of
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n L au rs and Mrs.
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j ,, P o rtlan d . Mr. an d Mrs. G off are Em m a M cK inney visited Sunday
V' ,F ? , denda 1 h a v in g T h u rsd ay fo r Buffalo, N. Y. w ith Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. O gilbee of
and d au g h ter H elen of M anning,
A urora, fo rm erly of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Nancy Riggle and d au g h ter, A tten d s W edding—
Mrs. K en n eth C h ristensen of San
W aunda G ale of B ellflow er. Cal
Miss K athleen C aldw ell w ent to
and Mr. and Mrs. D ew ey L u th er W ald p o rt S atu rd ay to atten d th e Francisco. C a l . visited Mr. and Mrs.
of P ortland visited Mr. and Mrs. ' w edding of a fello w -teach er at Red- W alter B usch last w eek.
J. P. M cF arlane at D u fur over th e monch Miss In a T rem bly, to Joseph
Jo h n P o p e of Long Beach. Ca!
S. W odke of G ran ts Pass. Miss C ald- visited Mr. and Mrs. O. B G ates
w eek-end.
w ell play ed th e w edding m arch.
Sunday.
The Misses Louise a n d M arie
Mrs. B. P. C ornelius fell at h er
Tolke of N orth P lains en tertain ed Mrs. G ates Hostess—
Mrs. O. B. G ates e n tertain ed T ues hom e T uesday m orning and sp rain
Mrs. N ancy Riggle and d aughter.
W aunda Wale of B ellflow er, Cal., day afternoon w ith luncheon and ed h er left w rist q u ite badly.
and Mrs. D ew ey L u th er of P o rt co n tract bridge. S ix tables w ere in
land, at a d in n e r p arty T hursday. play, w ith Mrs. C h arles L. W alker
G uests at th e W illiam Fishback
high “ o re an d Mrs. Ken-
hom e Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. n e t" D avison, second.
E arl Woods and son H ow ard and C elerate 78th B irth d av —
Mrs. C harles Ruggles of Salem .
Mrs. C. W. H erg ert and d au g h ter
Mrs. G eorge Madden of P o rtlan d N adine atten d ed th e 78th b irth d ay
visited several days last w eek at the an n iv ersary of M rs H erg ert's m oth-
F. W. D elsm an hom e w ith Mrs. F. er, Mrs. T heodore S tro h m ey er at
L ineberger.
O regon City W ednesday.
Mrs. H. J. Scott and son R obert Guild Meets—
of P o rtlan d sp en t th e w eek-end at
Episcopal G uild w ill m eet w ith
the Roy B u rn ett home.
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Mrs. M. Wick at 334 N. F ourth ave-
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serious illness.
"Goddess" to Receive
Diadem Saturday
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Miss Galaway Weds
Arnold Yeomans
Re-elect Officers
at Coffee Club
Meeting Frida v
O ffice rs
Thursday. .Tidy 1. l f'.A.7
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PLUS— Selected Short Subjects
C elebrate "H appy Days" ol. H illsboro—Ju ly 3, 4 nnrl 5
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