T T. t 5 r û t > a
T v’o
Mrs. Stretcher
Celebrates H er
80th Birthday
a T
» r ü n.
Collapsible Lifeboat Carried by Amelia E arhart
(By Mis» L orrain e Denimin)
SCHOLLS—A large c ro u d g a th e r
ed at the church Tuesday evening
to help c e ltb ra te Mrs Mary S tre tc h
er's 80th birthday. She received
m any flow ers and gifts.
C allers at the W A B unnell home
S aturday w ere Mr. and Mrs M. M
Connell and Mr. and Mrs Harold
Hanson of Pomona. Idaho.
Mr and Mrs. S A. G u tter and son
Sam m y w ere called to Iowa several
w eeks ago because of th e serious
illness of his m other. Mrs. Jo h n C o t
ter
Mrs. B urke Honored
About tw elve ladies gave Mrs
C harles B urke a su rp rise p arty at
the H arry Twigg hom e Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs V ictor Lovegren and
daughter G ladys of H eppner visited
at the Eugene Lovegren hom e over
Independence day
Mrs. J. B radw av of Independence
spent last w eek-end visiting Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. M urray.
Returns from Hospital
Ola W eaver, w ho has been at the
St. V incents hospital the past w eek
because of an injured back received
w hen he fell from a ch erry tree, re
turned to his hom e S atu rd ay but
w ill be unable to w ork for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert D unning of
Pasadena Co! . spent last w eek at
the Mrs. Ida K ays home
Joseph Jones of the CCC cam p
n ear Seattle. Wash., visited his sis
ter. Mrs Ida Kays, several days
last week.
Joseph S tretch er Visits
Joseph S tretch er of the U S navy-
spent a w eek at the hom e of his p a r
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S tretcher,
and family.
Farmington Club
to Meet Friday
(By Mrs. E dgar Rehse)
FARM INGTON—C om m unity W el
fare club will m eet at th e hom e of
Mrs. H. H. Boge Friday.
Coloradoans V isit Here
Mrs. J. A. Ericson of Denver. Colo.,
is spending the w eek W'th Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. W eston. Mrs. Ericson w as
a neighbor of th e W estons in N e
braska tw enty years ago.
Mrs. H atfield Honored
The F arm ington C hristian Ladies'
Aid and C om m unity W elfare club
gave a show er F rid ay aftern o o n at
the ladies' club room co m plim ent
ing Mrs. E dw ard H atfield. The a fte r
noon was spent w ith gam es and v is
iting. R efreshm ents w ere serv ed to
about fifty guests. Mrs. Jo h n K am na.
Mrs. Edwin B u rk h a lte r and Mrs. W.
T. P utm an J r . had charge of the
serving.
P upils in R ecital
Miss M arian H agg of R eedville
presented M argaret and M aurine
P u tm an in a piano recital last w eek.
Aid M eets J u ly 22
F arm ington C hristian L adies' Aid
w ill m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. L o r
enz Ficken Ju ly 22. Ladies are re
quested to bring needle an d thim ble.
T he afternoon w ill be spent in w o rk
ing on articles for th e b azaar to be
held this fall.
C. L. Robinson, w ho has been em
ployed doing state highw ay w ork at
M aupin, has been tran sferred to
S haniko.
Timber
(By Miss M. Tallman)
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Long had as
th e ir com pany d u rin g th e w eek-end
Mrs. C harles T aylor and Douglas.
R ichard G ieger, P hyllis D arby. Mrs.
R alph Ringe, all of P ortland. Mr.
and Mrs. Long retu rn ed to P o rtlan d
w ith th e ir com pany for a few days'
visit.
M arjorie S igler of H illsboro is
visiting at th e C. J. C rittendon
home.
T ran sferred to W heeler
Ed K line, w ho w orks for th e S. P.,
has been tran sferred to W heeler for
Several weeks.
Mrs. E. M. D ru ry and children,
B everly Jea n n e and H oward, of V an
cou ver and Mrs. Edith Riggle of
B uxton arriv ed Sunday for a w eek's
visit w ith th e ir sister and daughter,
Mrs. B erleigh Tallm an.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam L achapelle
w ere pleasantly surp rised Sunday
w hen a large group of Mr. L acha
pelle's relatives from P o rtlan d dro p
ped in for a visit. The group in clu d
ed A ugust L achapelle; and son M el
vin, Mr. and Mrs. P ete H ensley and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P offenberger and
fam ily.
M ove to P ortland
Mr. and Mrs. B arney W ebb m ov
ed to P ortland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry M cLachlan
and dau g h ter M ary Ellen and Mrs.
M cL achlan's b rother. Mr. D uskin,
w en t to P o rtlan d Tuesday from
w h ere th ey w ill go to th e beaches
fo r several days.
G ladys L achapelle retu rn ed home
S unday from a w eek's v isit w ith
Mrs. G ladys Mack at M anzqnita
Beach.
G ladys Shiffer, w ho is w o rk in g at
T aft, spent several days last week
w ith h er father, O. S. Shiffer.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Hensley vis
ited his m other, Mrs. John Squire,
a t M cM innville last Thursday.
Mrs. E m m ett M urphy and ch il
d ren of P o rtlan d visited Mrs. B. T.
H a rt last w eek.
J a n e H ensley visited at th e W en
dell W illard hom e at D ayton over
th e F ourth.
Mrs. L. J. D oherty and dau g h ter
M a rg aret of T routdale. Wash., and
M iss M ae C arr, cousin, from M er
rill, Wis., visited Mr, and Mrs. A. J.
P earso n F riday. S atu rd ay m orning
th e y all w en t to A storia. Seaside and
R ockaw ay. Miss C a rr is visiting r e l
ativ e s in O regon durin g the sum
m er.
In fla te d w ith a sm all h a n d -p u m p , th is tin y ru b b e r lifeboat w as p a rt of th e em ergency e q u ip m en t c a r
rie d by A m elia E a rh a rt on h e r ro u n d -th e -w o rld Hight w hich en d ed in th e Pacific ocean n e a r H ow -
'lan d Islan d . T h e fam ed a v ia trix is sh o w n in th e above p h o to as sh e d e m o n stra te d how th e boat w as
p u m p e d up, b efo re sh e took o il from O ak lan d , C alif., on th e first stag e of h er jo u rn e y . In set is C ap t.
T i e d N oonan, n a v ig a to r w ho acco m p an ied h e r on the ill-fa te d Hight. T h e m ap show s th e last stag es
o t th e trip a n d th e a p p ro x im a te region in w hich th e 580,000 "H ying la b o ra to ry '’ w as fo rced dovv.i
r t t t * r r» n o. nr r c o
Putnam Named
to Head Club
m a io r o p e ra tio n W ed n e sd a y m o r n
in g . is g e ttin g a lo n g n icely
tli-. t'.r .u e llv a tt Of W in .eh .ill
Mont . is \ isiting h e r m o th e r. M rs
1 W ilson
Mrs F re d lleaeh w h o u n d e rw e n t
an o p e ra tio n Iasi w eek is im p ro v
ing
Mi a n d Mi
A rilm r W ilson. Mr
and M rs G e o rg e W ilson a n d el,it
dreii W ayne. J a m u l Filveii. Dolly.
C hiilon a n d Lois, left T h u rsd a y
m o rn in g fo r L ew isto n , Id ah o
J u h 's L ongue. w h o tins b e e n l a u l
up w ith a u in ju re d foot, is back to
w ork again
Mi a n d M rs A r th u r D avis of
E u g en e w e re S unday v isito rs at th e
J .n u ts 11 D avis a n d lle tirv C i p h e r
hom es
Inc K eep Visits
Jo e K eep of th e U S S San F ra n -
e.seo. w h o is in P o rtla n d for fleet
w i i k sp en t Sutiduy v isitin g frie n d s
in a n d n e a r N orth P la in s J o e is a
fo rm e r re sid e n t of tin s v i c i n i t y
W eek e n d g u ests at th e H e n ry
C y p h e r Im ine iv e ie R obert J o h n
stone am i M iss V irg in ia l a F e v re of
C o rv allis, a n d Mi • B onnie K nap-
p e r of P o rtla n d
l ast w eek M r a n d M rs A W a lte r
T.ni nsi nd v alu e d o w n from G o ld e n -
dale. W ash . ti> a tte n d th e S .u i.i-
n n n to -B e a v e r ball g a m e in P o r t
land a n d to sp e n d th e F o u rth w ith
M r a n d M rs R ussell L oftis
M rs J o h n S u n d q u is t of P o rtla n d
is sp e n d in g se v e ra l d a i s w ith Mr
and M rs T h o rn to n P e te rso n
Mrs J F M organ of C o lu m b ia
C ity is a g u e st of M is s M ary K R eed
for a few w e ek s
Mrs l ois May D ai is am i d a u g h
te rs P h y llis a n d J u n e of S e a ttle a re
guests th is w e ek of Mi a n d Mrs F
A Hr.nl>
W ed n e sd a y e v e n in g d in n e r p a rty
guests of M r a n d M rs R ussell L o ftis
w e re M r a n d M rs R ai M eD uffee
and d a u g h te r L ois of G r a n ts Pas
and M F W atson of H illsb o ro
Mountaindale
te r from the A m erican F ederation
of L abor th rough P ortland, and
T h u rs d a y g u ests of M r am i M rs
w as asked to send a delegate to F re d Peachey w e re M rs C a s s i e
D enver
T hom pson a n d d a u g h te r a n d Mrs.
Cornelius i.utheran Sunday
School Plans for a Picnic
(By Miss D orothy Cooke)
CORNELIUS— L u th era n S unday
school w ill have a picnic at R ippling
W aters n ex t Sunday, im m ediately
follow ing church services here. The
congregation and frien d s a re invited.
Mrs. M ann H onored
Mrs. M artha M ann was honored
w ith a b irth d ay d in n e r on M onday
evening at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
L ester M ooberrv. S ix teen m em bers
of th e fam ily w ere present.
T he n ew ly p lan ted law n at the
school house is g row ing nicely and
adds g reatly to th e ap p earan ce of the
yards.
Engelens B uy House
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engelen have
pu rch ased th e house in w hich Jaco b
C arro ll has been living.
Hold L ast M eeting
L u th era n C hurch Ju n io r Aid m et
w ith Mrs. R obert T a n n er last F rid ay
afternoon. This w as th e last m eet
ing fo r th e sum m er, an d in O ctober
Mrs. J E. H ulsm an w ill be hostess
at h e r home.
B irth d ay s C elebrated
Mrs. M attie S m ith en tertain ed at
h er hom e Sunday afternoon for th e
b irth d ay an n iv ersaries of Mesdames
A. M cPherson. M. A Edson. Edna
R ussell. W. A. G oodin and M arth a
M ana. Corsages w ere given to th e
hi/nored guests and a lap luncheon
siev ed to th e honor guests and Mes
dam es A. H aw thorne. E arl Sm ith
and L ester M ooberry.
Mrs. H erg ert Hostess
F ern H ill L adies' club m et at the
hom e of Mrs. Jo h n H erg ert T h u rs
day. A pot luck d in n e r was enjoyed
at noon by about 20.
Jo e S u v er is w orking in Scappoose.
B arn ard R etu rn s Home
J. C. B arn ard re tu rn e d hom e last
w eek from a th ree m onths' trip to
th e east and C alifornia
Mrs. L ulu R usty of T riangle L ake
Firdale-Iowa Hill
North Plains
I w as a guest T uesday of Mrs. M ar
tha Mann. T he tw o w ere girlhood
friends
E thel S a rro w of A lbany
M iss Ir e n e H a u se r of P o rtla n d is
sp e n d in g se v e ra l w e e k s w ith h e r
g ra n d p a re n ts . M r a n d M rs C. S
R e ynolds, a n d o th e r re la tiv e s.
Mrs K a tie L uck e n te r ta in e d w ith
a p icn ic S u n d a y fo r re la tiv e s a n d
frie n d s T w e n ty -tw o w i r e p re se n t
S u n d a y d in n e r p a r ty g u e sts of
M r anil M is F re d Peachey w e re
M r a n d M rs W a rre n W agganct a n d
c h ild re n a n d M r. W agganct a m o th e r
of P o rtla n d
i By S hirley Kelley)
N orth Plains baseball team lost
Injured in Fall
Donald M ilb ran d t fell from a tree 10-4 to Twin O aks Sunday afternoon
w hile picking ch erries last T h u rs on the hom e diam ond.
A lbert Erickson, w ho suffered a
day and received m ajo r injuries.
cru shed foot in a tru ck accident, is
im proving.
Mr. and M is W illiam W ilken
spent W ednesday visiting Mrs. Wil-
ken's sister. Miss Lydia Scheldt, in
Legal blanks 10c and 20e each at
P o rtland.
Joseph Keenon. w ho u n d erw en t a the Argus.
(C o n tin u ed fro m page 1»
agreem ent w ith th e local, and ath-
er counties in this p art of O regon
Z Z /Z Z Z ^ Z Z Z Z Z /^ Z /Z > % /Z ^
a re being organized as rap id ly as
contacts can be made.
U nder th e agreem ent, ap p ren tices
w ill receiv e $17 50 for all those
w ith less th an six m onths' e x p e r
ience From six m onths to a year,
th e m inim um is 520 p er w eek: a
y ear to tw o years' ex p erien ce places
"C o m e on in " / ~ \
th e m inim um at $22.50. and fo r all
B
ut not until you have
~
persons o v er tw o y ears' experience,
th e m inim um is $25.
supplied yourself with all *1 *.•
W here fo u r or m ore a re em ploy
th e needed accessories.
ed. one m ust be designated as head
' ou will like the low
clerk at a m inim um wage of $27.50.
Tim e and a h alf m ust be paid for
prices and the high q ual
all tim e o v er 54 hours p er week,
ity o f our bathing supplies. Get in the S»iml
o r n in e h o u rs p er day.
Sunday Closing
Bathing caps, plain an J div ng types . . . .
5c to 20c
S unday closing and u n i f o r m
Bathing
belts,
assorted
widths
and
sizes.
,
.
10c
to 25c
w o rk in g h o u rs a re to be set up !
by a com m ittee from th e p a rtic ip a t
Bathing slippers, assorted sizes and colors, pair . . 35c
ing grocery stores. In all cases the
C hildren’s sun suits, trunks and halters . , 15c to 49c
ag reem en t g u aran tees a c l o s e d
shop. All em ployes are allow ed a i
M ens or Boys bathing trunks, sizes 26 to 36 . . . 49c
w eek of v acation w ith pay w here
’’K IP ” First A id for sunburn ar.d windburn, pkg. joc
th ey have been em ployed for a
y e a r or m ore.
A g ricu ltu ral, cannery, fru it and
vegetable p ack in g house unions, in
convention last w eek in D enver,
voted to a ffiliate w ith th e C. I. O.
estern
ra th e r th a n th e old established A
F. of L. The H illsboro C a n n e r y
W orkers' U nion received its ch ar- I
Food Stores Accept
Union Agreements
THE WATER 1$ FINE!
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Deep
F es idonea 2972
Office 2971
Hour«
9 :90 a. m. to 12 m.
1 :30 p. m. to 5 p. m.
$10
R e w a rd
Fm any
Hudin
c a n ’t fix '
D o u g in s» R o d io Servici*
rliunp 21X
111» S. .'Ini Ave.
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Now Save $50 to $125
On Dependable,
Guaranteed “OK”
USED TRUCKS
A New Price Tag
on Every Truck in
Stock
Water Systems
"The World’s B est”
♦ Worm Drive makes DEM
ING the smoothest running
deep-w ell pump ever built.
♦ No belts.
P. O. Box 381 Beaverton
14-m ile west of Beaverton
on Spencer road
R egistered P h arm acists
on Duty
at
A ll
T im e s .
L. C. K ram ien
M arvin W oods
Kodak
Finishing
20% O ff
T R U C K — S take
canopy to p ; 157-inch wheelbaaa
body w ith
$1
.Motor in perfect condition
1933 CH EVROLET TR U C K — Cab, 157 inch w h eel
base. Ready to go on a wood hauling
job. Low price
1933 CHEVROLET TRUCK — W
157-iin h wheelbu.* e. Perfect in
every detail
ith
house body,
$(
1930 CH EVROLET TRUCK — lo n g
T here are many good service
miles in this truck
w heelbuse
1929 FORD 1-TON T R U C K — Short
M otor has been reconditioned.
Good tires. Very serviceable
w heelbast
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1929 CH EVROLET PANEL DELIVERY
su itab le for berry hauling and
light tru ck in g
1933 AUSTIN PANEL
DELIVERY
Also com plete stock ot Use
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< 'ars priced to sell
S aw yer Service
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P a lm D ru g S to re
P rescription D ruggists
PH O NE 266
HALVORSON MOTOR CO
COM PLETE A l IOM OBII I SERVICE
( HEYICOI E l DEALERS
Parts, Hair» mid Service
H illsboro, O regon
Phone t i t
The Argus covers practically all of Washington
County and adjoining portions of the surrounding
counties.
It’s EASY to pay cash for it and make all the saving of a
cash deal under our Cash Buyer Plan. The steps arc simple:
See the First National Bank.
Select your car.
Pay cash to the dealer.
♦ Built to last a lifetim e.
S ch u ep b ach &
Son s
Rely on th e PALM for
p r o m p t p rescription
service.
tfou can h a ve a neo/ casi,too-/
♦ Reversible gears.
Any M ake Pum p
R epaired
Speed in the filling of a
p rescrip tio n
often
is
vitally im p o rta n t — a
life m ay d e p e n d upon
g e ttin g th e p ro p er m ed
icine in tim e.
1933 CH EVROLET
1. 2858 subscribers receive the Hillsboro Argus each
week at the present time.
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Business
Why Argus Want Ads
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H A R R IS O N D- HUG G INS
Com m ercial Building
S u b s c rib o for the A rgus
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o.
You provide one-third the price of the new or used
car (under three years old) that you select-cither in
/Y O U MAKE A CASH DEAL
cash or trade-in value of another car. We lend you
g ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT
the balance; moderate interest, no extra charges. Ask
P hon ea
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Organization-.
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L et us quote you on th e
w ater system you need. R ea
sonable cost—n o obligation.
GLASSES FITTED
Dedication Scout
Camp on July 22
At th e
« i n a n n u a l e le ctio n of
th e local T o w n se n d c lu b M onday
«veilin g K 1 P u tn a m . first p r e s i
<( *uit, I it tied fr«»w |> n r <* I )
d e n t of th e c lu b wa*- re e le e te d to th e re p ast
W alk in g shut sh o u ld be
th e o ffice P re sid e n t H enry Y oung i woi'ii as th e c am p is ubniit one-
ih d i n e d re e le c tio n f o r bu sin ess 1 fo u rth imh* from th e road
T h e m onthly c o u rt o f h o n o r w ill
reasoi.< O tlu r o ffic e rs e le c te d w e re
be held u n d e r th e su p e rv isio n ol
I
A T ru itt vice p re sid e n t, a n d P a u l P a tte rsu n . c h a irm a n of the
H a ro ld C a rlile . s e c re ta ry
J P hoaitl of rev iew , anil Ju d g e It F ra n k
I h t e r s w ill act in his capacity .,*■
B u c k la n d , w ho has se rv e d as tre a s
u rt r sin ce th e c lu b w as o ig u iu .e d . , ju d g e S e n a to r H o m er I) .Angell of
te n d e re d lus re sig n a tio n H e w as P o rtla n d has been a p p o m ttsl by the
a sk e d it» c o n tin u e in office u n til a G o s e rtin r as Ins persoiiul re p re se n t
sueet ssoi c o u ld be found M ctu b rt .< a liv e at th e d e d ic a tio n of th e ta m p
of th e a d \ isory b o a rd a re M is J A A ngell is v ic e -p re s id e n t of tin* Port
land A lta G ouncil. Hoy S co u ts of
H eekei Niuith. M rs M a rth a Shay lei
M rs J M cC ourt J o h n G re e n . J A A m e ric a C C C olt, w ho has long
been p re sid e n t of th e P o rtla n d A rea
Ra.M nus.cn a n d C G ille tt
T h e c lu b v o ted to jo in th e F o r C ouncil. Boy S c o u ts of A m e n ta , will
also
p re se n t a h ig h h o n o r to a scout
est G ro v e c lu b i n sp o n so rin g a
county pie,tie at S h u te p a rk in H ills
S a y y o u »aw it in th e A rgus.
bort> Suuduy J e.ly 2a M em b ers of
th e \ a n n u s c lu b s of th e c o u n ty art*
a sk e d to b rin g a b a sk e t d in n e r for
n o o n lu n ch e o n A r th u r M oore con
g re ssio n a l d is tric t m a n a g e r, w ill be
th e s p e a k e r M em b ers of th e com
n u tte e from H illsb o ro art* M rs H
C o -o p e ra te w ith y o u r e o m n ,u n ite
e oire.spontieul by tu r n in g in y o u r
im p o rta n t new • happenU igs, It i ;
im p o ssib le for th e c o , re sp o n d e n t to
conflict e v e ry o n e for local n e w s
item s He suit* th a t th e item i real
new *: a n d not ju t a m e re titty . s i -. i
tatio n w ith in th e c o u n ty ol to Port
SFKOUSE REITZ STORES
Miss Louise P e te rs atten d ed a
bridal show er given in ho n o r of B et
ty and L o retta V andom elen at Roy
W ednesday evening of last w eek.
Mr. and Mrs. H en ry P eters and
d au g h ter Louise atten d ed th e ro u n d
up at M olalla.
L eonard Olson of F ird ale re tu rn
ed from M ontana last w eek. The big
ranch th ey have back th e re h asn 't a
green sp ear left, ev ery th in g d ried
up. no w ater in th e creeks. They
had to ship th e ir cows aw ay to
keep them from starv in g
O v ernight guests S atu rd ay at the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Goetze
of Iow a Hill w ere V ictor B ran d t
and F lorence H aase of P ortland.
Miss O rpha C a rte r h as been h e lp
ing Mrs. E rw in Keim w ith th e w ork.
She is hom e again an d feels quite
w ell a fter h e r long illness.
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for every purpose.
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The club meet# again M oiulav at
U P m at the M ethodist church
1037
upon the Pacific.
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