P ag e E ight
11 I L I.S B O K O
Joins Hank
A n n u a l Picnic
S u n d a y Schools
S et o n M o n d ay
A RGU S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
T h u rsd ay , S e p tem b e r 2, 1937
Merely a P iffeience in Viewpoint
C an n ery B rings
Local M e n tio n
H illsboro broke into big t i m e
publicity in the August 14 issue
of C olliers in a sto ry entitled. "The
Big F re e z e "
T he article is an account of the
rapid grow th of quick-frozen foods
w hich tells qf th e process used and
nam es H illsboro am ong the few
sectiens of th e nation w here frozen-
pack is used to supply the m ark ets
H ow ever, the article is several
w eeks late in designating w h a t
"H illsboro is packing al the mi*-
m ent." by statin g that berries are
being stored
Pack of quick-frozen foods in the
B E M ating plan! here, had s u r
passed the pack of a y ear ago two
w eeks ago. The article forecasts
increase in frozen foods an o th er
year, and an ap p aren tly unlim ited '
m ark et opening up in th e v ears to
come.
E. L. Cox)
"F rien d ly Six" Sunday
schools of th is district w ill hold th eir
annual picnic M onday 'L a b o r day»
at the Riffles on th e Fred A nicker
place. P leasant V alley road. All in
the com m unity are in cited to be
present, basket lunch w ill be serv
ed h ear noon and all atten d in g are
asked to b rin g food and dishes in
w hich to serv e P aren ts are urged to
attend and b rin g th e ir children.
W eekly p ra y e r m eeting and Bible
study will be held at th e church
Friday evening and also m onthly
business m eeting of the church d u r
ing the session
K inton School to Open
K inton school w ill begin Tuesday
m orning for th e w in ter term T here
w ill be a few new scholars this year,
especially in th e p rim ary grades
This T hursday afternoon the L a
dies' Aid society w ill sponsor a soap
dem onstration at th e church to
w hich all are invited Luncheon will
be served d u rin g the afternoon at a
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a a r 1»
sm all charge
A. H. Abts. several y ears office form and resum e h i s civilian
Miss Mary V anH orn left S aturday
m anager of th e C arnation com status.
for Astoria, w h ere she w ill e n ter a
pany plant here, has tak en over
The men w ere paid in cash for
hospital for train in g for a nurse.
his duties w ith the C om m ercial th e ir 15 days of service, and th ere
Plan Booster Night
N
ational
bank,
w
h
ere
he
will
was considerable scu rry in g about
Plans are being m ade to observe
have charge of farm loans, sp en d a fte r th e final form ation, t h e
"B ooster N ight" of the grange S ep
ing
most
of
his
tim
e
in
the
field
tem ber 30. The lecturer. Mrs. C arrie
arm ory clearin g in record tim e as
Streiff, is p rep arin g a program It
th e men left for home, w ith visions
is free to all in terested in th e w o rk
of soft beds and w ell-loaded su p p er
ings of the grange.
tab les lu rin g them on.
S. E. Pom eroy and tw o g ran d
W alker a C asualty
daughters M arilee and R oberta and
A ttached to B atteries "A " and
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox atten d ed the
"B" d u rin g th e m inie b attle at the
tC o n tin n ed fro m page 1»
annual gatherin g honoring th e pio
camp, th e outfit suffered but one
neers of the old West Union B aptist 9 o'clock, and follow ed at 10 by th e casualty, th a t being S ergeant P erry
church Sunday.
aw arding of gifts
W alker. w ho su ffered p a i n f u l
This event w ill be u n d er th e d i bruises w hen th e trail piece of a
rection of a special com m ittee from 155 mm. gun sidesw iped him as the
th e cham ber of com m erce, and w ill gun crew attem p ted to move the
be conducted in the sam e m an n er as cannon and one w heel ran dow n
last year. .A nnouncem ents of th e the sides of a shallow hole
gifts w ill be m ade inside, an d o u t
The b a ttle lasted th ree days, ac-
(C o n tin u ed fro m page B
side th e au d ito riu m by m eans of a cording to accounts, d u rin g w hich
sim ilar to th e present. An en tire public address system.
tim e th e local men w ere initiated
new lighting system, in th e most
Im m ediately a fte r th e w edding, into the various m y steries of aim -
m odern fashion, w ill , bo installed.
1,1 w hich th e m y stery girl and h e r ing and firin g a cannon w ithout
O ther com m ercial im provem ents groom w ill be united, and in tro d u c- am m unition
scheduled for this autum n, include ed to th e audience, th ere w ill be
Good w eath er prev ailed d u rin g
reconstruction of th e telephone dancing w hich w ill contin u e u n til the tim e th e b atterv men w e r e
th e O regon beaches w hile here,
building: construction of a m odern m orning.
sleeping on th e 'mound h u t h a r k
gath erin g crabs and clams
office building n ext Bailey s service
S atu rd ay aftern o o n th ere w ill be in cam p rain began
' °
1 k
Miss G race Ford is again in her
station by Dr. J. O. Robb, and re- th e ann u al M utt Dog show sponsor- th e men arose T u e s d a
hom e h ere a fte r several m onths’ a b
construction of th e dow ntow n tele- ed by the H illsboro R otarv club 3 a m
in a d am n
sence in C alifornia.
phone system an d installatio n of a Ju d g in g w ill begin at 2 p. m. an d w hich w ere to have been struck
Mrs A nthony B arnes and M rs M
new sw itchboard.
all children a rc w elcom e to e n te r th e n ig h : before an d ra c k e d f o r
M cM ayhill of Camas. Wash . w ere
,
_ am - o C H tson
i B y C . E. B a rk e r!
P. E P. com pany also has exten- th e ir dogs in th e contest Each child shipm
ent . , back to C
<wd the recent construction of w on guests of th eir father. Elm er Scott
a p Drize
C am p p Clatsop.
AI.OHA -All readv f.,,- the open- derfu l bridges
sivc plans for reconstruction of b rin g in g a dog w ill receiv e a
rize shlpm
p . .e n ' ° a c *. <°
<°.<-am
Clatsop,
last W ednesday
p u z e w ere left stan d in g b y o rd e r of th e ing of school Tuesday. Eire escape- A nnual M eeting Held
lines in the business district, w hich and th ere w ill be prizes in a several
Mrs J 11 Neal was called to P o rt
w ar d ep artm en t, th u s assu rin g th e have been built, additional in terio r
w ill tak e them into th e alleys, w hile classes.
S everal carloads of local church land Friday by the illness of her
construction of additio n al substation
S u p erin ten d en ts of th e various dc- men of d ry beds for th e final night, doors provided, paint and nap b u n people a tten d ed the an n u al m eeting sister. Mrs L O Raison.
Tuesday nig.it. th e men w ill re- put to w ork and new p layground at historic W ist U nion church last
capacitv alread y is u n d erw ay to p artm en ts of th e fair include R N
tl . .
i. . „ . .
P erfect w eath er contributed large-
m eet new pow er feed lines being Banks, livestock: R G Scott farm sum e d rill in p rep aratio n for th e ap p aratu s is being put up. C hildren c S ,in,lnv
u n d a y T his Is the oldest B a p tis t, ,v t„ th e unu.su.iltv large alien,lane.
constructed from B eaverton to Hills- crops and vegetables- H T Hesse a rriv a l of guns a n d eq u ip m en t a re urged to brin g all necessary church w est of the Rocky M oun at the R eedville Sundav school pic-
m aterials needed first day, m cludm g tains. T he large audience honored
boro along th e O regon E lectric G range and F arm ers' Union- Mrs' w ithin th e n ex t tw o m onths.
m e at Rippling W aters Sunday
right-of-w ay.
lunch.
the custom of th e pioneers of sitting,
H W. McDonald, dom estic science:
I’lcniv at Shut,- P ark
the
men
on
one
side
of
the
a
u
d
ito
r
E dw ard Johnson J r
Mrs E lizabeth M V incent, dom estic
returned
J C. C onnor fam ily, in clu d
M onday from C orvallis,
art: Mrs Jean W arrens, floral: W. H
h e re he ium. the w om en on th e o th e r Dr. ing The relatives
and friend som e 40
T reglow n. P o u ltry : O B. K raus. 4-H
w orked d u ring th e sum m er on a S tarrin g of P o rtlan d gave the main
in
all.
held th eir annual reunion at
girls' clubs: L E. Francis. 4-H boys,
4000-acre ranch. He finishes his address.
Mrs E S n y d er has rented h e r S h u te park last Sunday
and J E. B linkhorn. F u tu re F arm er
course at Benson P olytechnic this
Mr and M rs J I f N e a l attended
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a re 1)
bouse to A I. B arnes of the G reen
exhibit.
n ext sem ester
(C o n tin u ed fro m pape 1)
stru ctcd th ro u g h rugged country
L antern Cafe. S he goes to Bend the Rebekah and Odil Fellows picnic
M
rs
Sallie
M
P
arm
eley.
m
other
o f 1936 and sp rin g of 1937—81 m il
along th e canyon of th e east fork
Monday to m ake her hom e w ith her at Rippling W ater- Sunday
E lm er Larson officiated as best
lion acres, com pared w ith 67 m il
and over th e sum m it. F our m iles of of Mrs I. J La Due. a rriv ed hom e d a u g h ter Mrs. E D. Nelson She
last
w
eek
a
fte
r
visiting
for
tw
o
lion as th e 1928-32 av erag e seeded
_
th is distance is along th e n early
w ill spend the w in ter a fte r Decem man at the B ielm un-W alton w edding
m
onths
in
Los
A
ngeles
and
San
at
T aft
p erp en d icu lar w alls of th e no rth Francisco.
acreage. If y ield s had been equal P i n k - j l l ç TllS »cdi>X 7
ber 1 w ith h er son-in-law and
to th e 1928-32 average, th e 1937 *7 lllL ’riilS t i l t S U a t
C G M urphy m oved to P ortland
fork canyon. Here, it is planned,
daughter. Mr and Mrs J. J Berry,
C h arlo tte P atterson retu rn ed M on and with her son. Roy E K ischner. Monday.
z-\
,
W ill
ill UldM
UHUUKilUl
crew s w
b last th
ro u g h o u t the
w h eat crop of th e U nited S tates
w ould have been ap p ro x im ately ls
V Pm ,°aU. , nIachines w in te r to p rep are th e grade for fin- day from the G irls Scout cam p at of Los A ngeles She w as called to R eturn from A laska
one-fifth g re a te r and th e ex p o rt- a i strict
f ? °eg in ishing next su m m er if W PA con T rout Lake. Wash. She took up her K els i last T hursday by the illness of
Mi reel Livengood retu rn ed fr--ai
ab le surplus tw ice as g reat as it is S
i a ‘torn_e-
-
du ties n ext day as nurse at Wilcox h er daughter. Mrs C D. M cCarthy. A laska Friday. He could w rite a
_ v - ° n and a . f'e . r . Sep-
- tinues
to supply labor.
.
T em porary in ju n ctio n
Figures obtained in Ju ly disclosed hospital. P ortland.
n o w estim ated.”
E dw ard Jan n sen cam e hom e W ed feature artic le of in terestin g facts
g ran ted in circu it court last spring, th e cost of w ork in W ashington
- J. ..............
io
V. M urphy
rep o rts th at in dig- nesday from E astern O regon w here about th at c --intry from his own
has been dissolved u n d er stip u .a- county as $300 000. F igures p rep ared Sing a well he struck a good vein he has been w orking w ith his fa th observations In th e salm on cannery
P a y s D r iv in g F in e
. . . . . .
, .
.
,°n
attorney, and last w in te r by WPA estim ated th at of w a te r at a depth of 30 feet.
e r s w ell-digging outfit d u rin g the w here he w orked for three m onths
Arrested for driving Ws c a r w hile a tt° ^ y s lor «hepmbaU operators 300 men would be required to work Celebrate Anniversary
summer, preparatory to resum ing the crew of 300 men fished th ree
dru n k . C. R. Jo n es of G aston w as
U n d er th e stipulation, it w-as _____
io m onths ________
to co m plete th e ro ad west
days each week some days b rin g
Mr. and Mrs. J. V M urphy cele his high school studies.
fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days agreed th a t pinball m achines could and east from McNam'er's.*Clearing
Mrs W W P utney and d au g h ters in g in 100.000 salmon No daylight
b rated th e ir six teen th w edding a n
in ja il when he plead gu ilty befroe bn operated, p roviding th ey w ere 62.1 acres of land, m oving 210 000 n iv ersary at th e M aupin sheep ranch M illicent and D iane spent several saving in A laska it begins at 2 a
Ju stice A. W. H avens Monday, not m echanically equ ip p ed for au to - cubic y ard s of d irt and 89 000~cubic of A. J. C onnolly.
d a y s at th e L in co ln c o u n ty b e ach es m and lasts till 11 p m A braham
S entence was suspended on pay- m atic paym ents. However, th e at- y ards of rock.
Mrs Fred T ibhatts o f P ortland Lincoln l.s postm aster nt W hite
Mrs. S ophie S n y d er of S eattle
m ent of his fine and his d riv er's to rn ey s announced th a t paving ma-
From M cN am er's cast to th e sum - spent the w eek-end w ith Mr. and visited F rid ay h e r m other-in-law .
license was revoked. W illiam Col- chines w ould be o p erated in Beav- mit sector. 41 acres m ust be cleared, Mrs. Newell M acrum .
Mrs. W alter T ibhatts. S he was ac
vin of Forest G rove paid $5 and erto n and Gaston, seeking an a rrest and 745.000 cubic y ards of exeava- M o v e t o H i l l s b o r o
com panied by her brother. W ilbur
Fishing T ackle
costs follow ing his a rre st n ear Cor- °n w hich to te st th e question of tion. m ostly rock, w ould be req u ir-
C. S. Long and fam ily have m oved H utchinson, and fam ily of Los A n
G
uns,
A m m unition
nelius by state police fo r speeding m unicip alities' rig h t to license th e ed
geles. Mr. H utchinson is a m em ber
w ith a truck.
m achines in th e face o f county
F or th e sum m it sector. 225 men to H illsboro.
of the Los A ngeles police force
CO
RW
IN
H A RD W A RE
Je a n n e Lew is visited h e r sister.
official action.
w ould be req u ired for 10 m onths to
Mr. and Mrs. S B. P ierce of Os-
128 S. 2nd Ave.
I’hone 72
do 30 acres of clearing an d m ove M rs-, J - p King, of P o rtlan d for tw o borne. Kan left M ondav for th eir
A gent Long Radios and
210.000
cubic
y
ard
s
of
d
irt.
I
w
eeks
t,»
,
e
e
-u
„
...
weeks,
h
er
nephew
.
Ross
King,
hom e a fte r a tw o w eeks' visit with
Use th e W ant Ads in th e Argus.
Johnson O utboard Motors
tu rn in g w ith her.
(heir son. Earl P ierce T hey visited
T housands p ro fit by th e ir use.
tf
Dr. and Mrs. D R C am pbell of
Prescott. Ariz... visited last w eek
w ith Mr. and Mrs Earl J Thom pson.
T he C am pbells expressed th e m
selves as in love w ith Oregon.
W e ’re R e a d y for S ch o o l N o w at
(C o n tin u ed fro m p a re 1»
M akes E astern T rip
th e finest things w e could have, d e
Row ley Thom pson of P ortland,
clared City M anager G eorge McGee. son of Mr. and Mrs. E arl J T hom p
w ho held th a t it w ould d raw from son. has _ gone to C
_____„
_____
hicago
and Penn-
Every Gram of
all o v er th e county. He listed dim cn- sylvania to inspect roHing m ills as
55
sions as 50x110 feet and said th at a rep resen tativ e of th e W illam ette
NOPCO XX
the w ater w ould be kept pu rified H vster com pany of P ortland Tins
through th e use of p ressu re filters, trip is a part of the com pany :; cdu-
McGee said an ex cellen t location cational program
Contains 400 Units
was av ailab le at th e old baseball
Rev. and Mrs. W. H R edm an re-
papk„ _
,
... .
,
turned last F riday from a three
of Vitamin D *
1. l>. B ronlcew e w ill be in charge w eeks' visit w ith relativ e in Van-
of a Boy Scout program at R otary couver. B C T hey rep o rt much
with N ationally A dvertised
VITAMINS cot now be measured a t ac
this noon.
business and m uch building there
(B y M rs .
K IN T O N
G uardsm en Return
from Fort Lewis
A nnual C ounty Fair
O pens This M orning
Bank Planning to
Remodel Q uarters
A lo h a -H u b e r S chool to O p e n
T u esd ay : St. M a ry ’s to B egin
\\ ilson River W ork
Closes for W inter
A nim al Products
Future Seems G ood
Season to O pen on
M ountain II«* Is 3(1 vi *. iis old. ha.- M ary’s, was h«-ie last Friday lo o k
a lai’K«* fam ily of ch ild ren and lx iiiK over hix new field of labor
.1 full blooded Esquitno III a week S um m er P refect Leave*
Mercel
It» an o th e r part
of
M atthew Hoch, sum m er prefect
Alaska to .stay for five m onth’« His for St M ary’s high sehixd. left
b ro th er G lenn, cru isin g
on the Friday for Alaska H e aav«* tin *
Pennsylvania is now on the Vlr ho> s .» parting treat by taking
tfinia coast amt is expected hom«‘ them to a show
at
H euvelton
about .Septem ber 20 A letter to his T hursday
m other indicates Ins health is much | The n«»west addition to th e r e
unproved
creational facilities at St M mi . v ' h
W heeler av en u e was redressed hom e is a 1W37 all wav«» Z enith
for a redress of grievances
radio, w hich wax installed in one
Kay I. A ntrim ”rexttxf' a few of the cottages d u rin g the past
days from farm ing am t painted Ins week To A M C ronin J r . win»
house in P ortland
made the p resentation on behalf
They work. W h a t’ The speed- of the ?\ M C ronin C o . anotlu i
limit xiuns
"thank you’’ Is added to the many
Mi Jen n ie Watson of Houldei
h<* has earned for sim ilar kind
G ol. is vi.sitmg her sister. Mi? J ne -•••« to the hoys al St Mary*,
C Heady
In a l l t i n * w o r l d s w id e rea«h«*s
Mr
and Mrs C II G estriiit: W e h a v e nevi i s e e n s u c h p e a c h e s
A s th e s e c o m in g f r o m t h i s c o m it y .
moved Monday to B eaverton
F ertile farm s'
Mr and Mrs K I) Ready left for
tlu ir home in Boulder. C o l . a f t e r T 'h « ) a r e s w e e t w i t h lu s e lo u x j u i c e .
a w eek’s visit w ith Mr Ready's F o r a -C ore o f l o v e l y us«’s
And th eir blushes speak the p«>etry
b ro th er and sister-in-iuw . Mr and
Of charm s'
Mrs J C Read)
Mr and Mrs J I, Adamson are
I ' u h l l r Sal«- H a les T a k en
visiting Mr and Mr A rth u r Bom i
of Buxton
A Spies: chcart. C ornelius »ep-
Rev, and Mrs Donald M Chap- t< ml»«’,- 23
l»«‘ll and fam ily vixiti’d for several
Mike W aeffler J r C o in eh u s Pa
days w ith Rev and Mrs L uke M r o a d S eptem ber 28
B leakney Rev C happell is pas-
tor of the First C m nhorland Pres-
A rgus classified aux gei resulta
byterian elm reh of Buffalo. N Y
ami is touring the west
Jan ice B urton of P ortland vitfited
at the home of M is S J Valley
laxt week
Mrs ( ’ p Ralston of Spokane
Wash pi.iced h«’i •m Hi in St
Mars s h i g h s c h o o l la t T hursday
M P N ) ssen re tu rn e d Monday
from a 10 davs' visit w ith friends
w< Sell You More T h an
in San Francisco
Merely n C ar
L ad.es’ A uxiliary of H uber held a
< ird i».ii ts ,ii the club howc la t
A l i y used c a r "ju st as she
rim rsday
W uthcis
w ere
Mrs
Sandstrom Mrs
G ravex
Peter sta n d s" ie |u ’esen,s a ce rtain
Used Cars
w.;,
| i i Andci on
Hi \ c lo p s H om e S ite s
F rank Glosx is developing !()•
acre tracts for homes,tc.s. situated
betw een H uber and W heeler a v e
nues south
A lready th ree tract*
are sold and good buildings erected
on them.
Mr and Mrs H enry .Alves of
San Francisco a re visiting
Mm
Alve m other. Mrs F It Dr «»sser
While here they will do extensive
touring
K F Briteh. ow ner of the Hubei
Bulb gardens, re tu rn e d Monday
from a vacation at Long Beach
Mrs J E M it/el and dau g h ter
Beverly and son-in-luw and d au g h
ter Mr and Mrs La Verm» Schacht.
of P ortland spent the w eek-end at
Ne.sk own,
St. M ary’s to Open
A large num ber of n< vv face are
»•en i n the cam pus of St M u v's
horn«* d u ring the laxt few day.-*
School opens officially S eptem ber
K e g is t rations begin S eptem ber 1
E nrollm ent will practically be com
plet«»d
before the
opening
of
.school.
F ath er M axwell who w ent t » St
Paul. Minn . on August 22 to a t
tend the N ational C atholic C h an ty
convention, is expected to retu rn
this Wedm la)
A dolph KijoWski
racliei-
.m il
prefect at St Ma:,
IliKh scho.
went to Pittsburgh,
a last
on a business trip.
Prof, Robert He« lacker, n
m em ber of the faculty at
St
\a lu e w orth a ce rtain sum of
ilio n e t. Blit you are buying a
used c a r to use, and a re most
in terested in utility value.
\\ e sell you it used c a r
plus lasting satisfactio n in
the list1 of it.
Chevrolet»
’34» - ’35» - ’36»
Plymouth»
’36» nnd ’37»
Exclh nt Value .«ml Prices
Very Rea unable
TERMS
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28
’31
'29
TRADES
O THERS
( hev 2 door
I’outiai Sedan
Ford
Buick Sedan
E dw ards
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o f U sed an d F lo o r S a m p le
RADIOS
Pool A dvocated
at Rotary M eet
B uy a
C aterp illar
curately as protein, fa t, or any of the
other things hens need. Pennsylvania
State College measured the need of
laying hens for Vitamin D by a four-year
te s t on NOPCO XX. NOPCO XX fed in rec
ommended amounts meets this need.
For accurate, at Gnomical feeding, you
must use stenda, dized, reliable in gred
ients. That's why thousands of poultry-
men depend upon NOPCO XX to supply
th e ir layers with th e Vitamins A and 0
they need for profit-production. It's
safe. It's economical.
NOPCO, 465 California S treet, San
Francisco
Use b ra n d e d ,
null-mixed feeds con
taining NOPCO XX. Or,
i f you mix your own.
uao NOPCO XX in the
handy, facto ry - sealed
2-lb. o r 5-lb. can.
For Profit-Production, Demand
NOPCO XX
k
THE
P H O E N IX KNICKERSOX
'l \ r,
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