T ln irtd a y , S ep tem b er 30, 1037
H IE ES B O R O
County Red Cross
Officers Re-elected
A R G Ü S . H IL L S B O R O , O R E C u S
Record Corn Pack Made Here
HEAVEKTON
jf u g a tiu n u l c h ill
o f a p re tty ra n d
S e p te m b e r 11 \
A le x a n d e r o n ly
a nd M rs
G uy
B e a ve rto n . be« ui
Itl'V a i <1 h lto tic «4
J a m i/. Kho«ie of
HOY
daughh
o f Roy
o f F o ri
M rs
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M ic h
c h u rc h
OSC Houses Pledge
Six from County
M iss C la ra Engebretsen, c o u n ty
n urse, re tu rn e d last w e e k fro m a
tw o w eeks' v a c a tio n at San F ra n ­
cisco.
H a v e F a m ily D in n e r—
M r and M rs. W F A ld in g e r e n ­
te rta in e d S u n d a y w ith a fa m ily d in -
State C apito l New s L e t t e r - G i v ­
ing the highlights of o ffic ia l ac­
t i v i t y nt S a le m — E very week in
the Argus.
tf
Dr. P. G.
BROWN
DENTIST
C hevrolet Sale» and Service
T he season is still open a t H alvorson ’# O. K.
U sed Car Lot in H illsboro a n d we a re rea d y to
shoot w ith you.
H ere is the largest and finest selection of 0 . K.
Used C ars in W ashington county and we invite you
to look these over before you deal.
'36
’36
'35
’35
’35
’35
Ford Sedan
C hevrolet Sport Sedan
Ford Coupe
P ontiac Sedan
T erraplane Sedan
Chev Standard Coupe
Chev Coach
C hev Coupe
Chev C oupe
Chev Sedan
C hev C oupe
Chev C oupe
C hev Sedan
Pontiac Sedan
Chev Coach
Chev C oupe
Chev Sedan
30
29
29
'28
28
27
27
27
26
26
25
E ssex Coach
Ford Sedan
Erskine Sedan
E ssex Sedan
Chev C onv’t. Coupe
H upp Coach
Chev Sedan
P ontiac Coupe
W h ip p et Sedan
Ford Touring
D urant Touring
16 Ford l'/g -to n Truck
'35 Ford '/»-ton Pickup
A lso a real 4 -w h eel T railer w ith Box
Visit our N ew Stream -lined Service Station i l l
connection w ith our Used Car Lot, w here
p rom pt and courteous service aw ait« yon.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Miv>
L e n a L o rr a in e D u y c k
r o f M r and M rs K. D u y c k
and G e o rg e W illia m Beck
st Grove, son o f M r. and
K o h o n o f C ry s ta l F alls,
/en? m a rrie d at St F ra n c is
at Roy S e p te m b e r 15 Rev
J o < ph B Saal o ffic ia te d .
M a ry B eck o f E vanston. I l l .
s is te r of th e b rid e g ro o m , was m aid
o f h o n o i and E d w a rd H e n ry D u yck.
b ro th e r o f th e b rid e , was best m an.
Mi
G e o rg e V a n d e h e y p la y e d
th e w e d d in g m a rch .
T h e b rid e w o re a w h ite s ilk lace
dr« x and c a rrie d p a le p in k roses
arid b o u v a rd ia
S ix ty w e re p re se n t a t a re c e p tio n
at th e hom e o f th e b rid e 's parents.
T h e rec< p tio n
was
a rra n g e d b y
M a d e lin e D u y c k assisted by M a r ­
g a re t and K a th r y n T a c k . M a rie and
Louis«- T o lk e Rose and A n n a B e r­
nards.
T h e y are liv in g in F ore st G ro v e
fo llo w in g a d io r t w e d d in g t r ip to
th e beaches.
M rs B e ck is a g ra d u a te o f H ills ­
b o ro h ig h school, class o f 1934.
“I rented my house at noon of
the day the paper was distribut
e<|." declared Mrs I I. Kennett,
who used a 30-eent < las*ified a d ­
vertisem ent in the Argus to rent
a four room furnished house.
A big m arket is assured all ad
vertisers in the Argus and hun
dreds o f
satisfied
advertisers
have found, like Mrs. Kennett,
that it pays to use .Argus want
ads.
O n ly l't.000 000,00')'!!
T h e re seems to be con sid e ra b le
c o n fu s io n as to ju s t h o w b ig the
n a tio n a l d e b t is. O ne m e m b e r o f
th e a p p ro p ria tio n s c o m m itte e puts
it in th e n e ig h b o rh o o d o f t-to (MM).-
(lOh.lXM) w h ile a n o th e r m em b e r o f
th e same c o m m itte e places it be­
tw e e n 36 and 37 b illio n s L ik e w is e ,
th e y d isa g re e as to ju s t ho w m uch
m on e y th e la st session o f congress
a u th o riz e d
th e
g o v e rn m e n t
to
spend O ne co n clu ch s fro m h is f ig ­
ures th a t it was in excess o f *10.
(XX).(XX) (MX) w h ile
th e o th e r e s ti­
m ates it was " o n ly $9.00) 000.000
In d u s tr ia l N e w s R e vie w
W ill V is it D o ll H ouse—
Lohese C am p F ire g ro u p m et
T ue sd a y at th e J u n io r h ig h school.
P la n s w e re m ade f o r th e g ir ls to go
in to P o rtla n d n e x t T u e sd a y to see
C o lle e n M oore's d o ll house a t M e ie r
& F ra n k 's
Independents Handle Bulk
U S B u re a u o f Census has c o m ­
p ile d fig u re s g iv in g the p ro p o rtio n
o f re ta il business done b y Cham and
in d e p e n d e n t stores in each state.
T h e s u rv e y is p u re ly fa c tu a l and
show s th a t th e in d e p e n d e n t re ta ile r
is s t ill th e m ost im p o r ta n t fa c to r in
m e rc h a n d is in g
In d e ­
M r and M rs Les Jones and M r A m e ric a n
p
e n de n t stores in th e n a tio n n u m ­
and M rs. J E W a rn e r a nd son L e ­
ro y o f A lb a n y w e re w e e k -e n d v is ­ b e r 1.474.149 as a g a i n s t 139.810
ito rs at th e hom e o f M r. and M rs c h a in stores. P erce n ta g e o f business
R. N. T o rb e t L e R o y W a rn e r was
one o f th e A lb a n y h ig h school fo o t­
b a ll p la ye rs.
M r and M rs. M ilo D a m on o f V a n ­
c o u ve r. Wash v is ite d M r and M rs.
L A . L o n g M on d a y. M rs. D am on is
M r Long's sister.
M rs L . F. T h o r n d ik e a nd d a u g h ­
te r F rances o f G re a t F a lls . M o n t ,
Contractor
v is ite d h e r s is te r-in -la w , M rs . J. N.
W ile y . T h u rs d a y .
15 Y ears’ E xperience
D r and M rs. H D. H u g g in s m ade
a t r ip to B o n n e v ille and H ood R iv ­
e r S u n d a y.
M r. and M rs. H. C. C o g s w e ll o f
Tacom a. Wash , sp e n t M o n d a y and Phone 3404
H illsboro
T ue sd a y a t th e C J H in e s home.
L u th e r Reese o f A b ile n e . Kansas,
is v is itin g at th e R. H o rn e c k e r home.
H e is a b ro th e r o f M rs . H o rn e c k e r.
M rs. H a r ry S a w d o n o f S eattle.
HAR R ISO N D. H U G G IN S
W ash . is v is itin g h e r m o th e r. M rs
F. W. S in c la ir, w h o has been ill.
M. D.
done by the independent* i*
and by the chama 22»
H illsboro Argus contains all
news o f Hillsboro and the
rounding com munities.
Read
and keep info rm ed on wha
happening at home.
BALLOON
DANCE
Opening
BUCKEYE PAVILION
Cornelius
U n d e r N ew
Saturday, O ctober 2
M u s ic by P o rtla n d Dance Band
A d m is s io n 25c
AC
z ls /u re t
I ough Drops A v
A«p«rrx <« brttrr tlun 4 gurgle.
II f o a ij iM juM enough u -p in u la
rpiiet a ru.py lliraut. .'tpaulter«,
ungar« and «moher« hur« found M
the «.Irai » , ) tu rlear ih« throat.
, I l i r i\i
Aga re x
Ac«» f c n ilv <*n U«c
» y » lrm io re lie v e «*un«tipjtM»n.
£xi/u> alte A d rie im e
Face Powder
large box
H. D, Fuller
E Y E , EA R . N O SE and T H R O A T
S P E C IA L IS T
Com m ercial B u ild ing
Phone«
Residence 2972
O ffice 2971
H
9 .30 a. m. tc
1 :30 p. m. to 5
s/z*.
Compound
PAINTING
Announce E xam in atio n
A n open c o m p e titiv e e x a m in a tio n
fo r th e p o s itio n o f p rin c ip a l a n i­
m a l h u sbandm an, s a la ry $5 600. was
an n ou n ce d T uesday b y th e U n ite d
S tates c iv il s e rv ic e co m m issio n . I n ­
fo rm a tio n m ay be o b ta in e d fro m
F C. H olznfcgel at th e H ills b o ro
post o ffic e .
M anagem ent
3 V
N e w »iip rr-4 n to o th ite r p o w -
tie r — u n id lis t n f gQ.I fla tte rin g
«ka<Ie«.
Best stock of
TRUSSES and
A B D O M IN A L BELTS
in W ashington County
DELTA
DRUG STORE
THAT SPECKLED HEN
We have a little bantam hen who lin g s
so loud and long.
We really are oft tim es amused to hear
her joyful song.
Now some folks think it foolishness and
wouldn’t give it mention
But well I think that speckled hen Is
worthy of attention.
»inj2w ¡n rain, she sing« in shine,
nor ruffles up a feather,
never troubles to complain, no mat­
ter what the weather
never stops to agonize about the sad
tomorrow.
k
sings today along her way and doe»
not trouble borrow.
She may be caught by unkind hand, put
in a noodle pot.
But no self-pity has that hen, bemoaning
her sad lo t;
Sometimes the food supply runs low, no
wheat is in her larder.
There's no complaint «»he still sings on,
and scratches all the harder.
I’ve learned a lesson from that hen,
fears no sad tomorrow.
The things I dread may never come,
may bring joy not sorrow.
I'll see the good in
the best I can
And try to pass just
that speckled hen.
— ROSA F. ANDERSON.
REM NANTS
Colorful Prints ' Stripes
Dots - Rough Crepes
LIGHTS - MEDIUMS -- DARKS
H
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More than
different patterns
ALL SILKS
ACETATES
Yard
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JL P aym ent
Afh
W eeks to Pay
B alance
Y ears of sleep luxury is w h at you get. Don’t
delay ! Select yours now and tak e a d v an tag e
of this liberal o ffe r!
id th s
inches
TRUCKS
C O M M E R C IA L B U IL D IN G
2nd and M ain St.
Hlllshnro, Oregon
House Rented
Through 30c Ad
Septembei
'flu * h iid i* w e a rin g a go w n made
«if w h ite >atin. was g iv e n in m a r ­
ria g e by h e r fa th e r
A l.O H A
M a rrie d in S e a ttle . S e p ­
M i m Man«* W oody o f B e llin g ­
te m b e r IK Miss B e tty S tic k n e y and ha m wiih h e r e o u itin ’« m aid o f h o n ­
D ire c to rs
For«,st G ro v e M i .. W
T e d N a tt o f P o rtla n d T h e b rid e is o r Brid<*sm aidtf w e re Mis.ws Rhoda
S Roberts. H ugh M c G ilv ra . Di II
th e young«-.t d a u g h te r o f ( ’ . J T h y n g and l.aM i-rn«* D ean o f B«-a
Bal .. Gales ( ’ reek. M i.
Isabel S tic k n e y T h e b rid e g ro o m is a grad
v e rlo n . Frances F ie ld s o f H ill.sboro,
W a rre n s Forest G ro v e sta r rou te .
uat«- o f O regon S ta te co lle g e
Mr
V ir g in ia Johnson of P o rtla n d
L it­
W att
Mi
( ’a il C ra p sh u w B a n k * a m i M i
N a tt w ill m a k e th e n hom e tle- D onna M ay Phelptf and D o ro th y
»•«nt«- I. Gu«ton, M i
J A B a k e r in P o rtla n d
Lee C a rr w e re flo w e r g irl« D o n a ld
• Hid M rs A W A n d e rso n , M etzg e r
T o m lin s o n acted as best m an Ush
Mr
F W C o n k lin , P o rtla n d ro u te
ers
in c lu d e d O scar W heaton Rogc-i
R alph W ilson, his fa th e r W illia m
ti Shei wood E A S h a rk and M rs
W ilson, C h a rle s R obinson and B ill Johnson Iv e r S w anson, a ll o f P o r t­
< ’ Si halt<*nbrand. C o rn e liu s . M rs
J W Peubody, L a u re l, M rs A d o lp h Je n kin s, a ll o f H ills b o ro , a nd H u g h land. and S ie g le T h o m p so n o f V a n ­
S c h m id t. I lilb ib o r o ro u te 2. S c h o ll., and W ayne J e n k in s o f Eugene r e ­ co u ve r. Wash
Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g th e c e re ­
M> I W G u ild . Ild ls h o ro ro u te 2. tu rn e d Sunday fro m a w e e k's h u n t
m g in the O choco n a tio n a l fo re st m o n y a re c e p tio n was h e ld a t the
T ig a rd M i
J« . .!<• M ( ’a lw a y . Bea
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got
fo
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esdam
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W
il
ho m e o f the
b rid e 's pare n ts
\< rto u . Rev I* It llo r s e ll, T u a la tin .
Mi
w u H a w x h u ra t; H i l l i b o i •» son and J e n k iiM and Ml«« R u b y
M r and M rs Rhoden le ft fo r a
Buig«-s.-,
pent
the
w
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e
k
at
B
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lk
n
a
p
Mi
E ( ’ M c K in n e y . M P Cady.
s h o rt stay at th e beach T h e y w ill
I
T
M tP h e e te rs .
M rs
T im in a « S p rin g s
m a ke th e ir hom e in B ita v e rto n . M r
C o n n e ll. N o rth Plains. M r
T om
C W B ro w n and g ra n d so n D ic k ie Rhodes is employ«-«! in P o rtla n d
P rocessing 5500 ton o f . w eet c o rn on th e cob by th e q u ic k freeze m e th ­
S tig u m B anks M rs F n -tl W o lfo rd
B lo w n o f P o rtiu n d w e re w eek end
od fo r e astern w in te r d in n e r tables, th e B E. M a tin g , In c . p la n t in
S p ecial C o m m itte e s D isa ste r Roue gUGMts o f his d a u g h te i M r«. S J
A. W Moore T ra n s fe rre d —
H ills b o ro is e xce e ding last y e a r s c o rn pack by 1500 tons, o ffic ia ls r e ­
Cave, gla i . fu n d . M is . C la ra E tigc
Be« hen and fu m ily O th e r guests
p o rte d tin s week P ic tu re d above is M i ■. A n ona Joos. s e c re ta ry to
Messers and M esdam es L e w is
b rc ts e ii and D r D C M c D o n a ld ; at th e Hechen hom e w«-r<* M r and
B E M o lin g , d is p la y in g sam ples o f the ears w h ic h soon w ill he on
J u n io r Retl Cr«>. •. O It K ra u s M iss M rs O J Bak« i and son V ir g il o f W a ch sm u th a nd Ray S a n d ie r o f
th e w a y to s a tis fy a p p e titie s w h e tte d by the c o ld
H a lf o f th e c o rn
C la ra E ngcbretsen, Mis« L i l l i a n
P o rtla n d on S u n d a y, and M rs H E P o rtla n d and W F. S a ir. fo rm e rly
is g ro w n in W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , a nd m ost o f th e re m a in d e r o f th e
B ic h iie r and M ias C orinne P e n n in g ­ B e re sfo rd and d u u g h te r Jo»ephm c 1 o f B e rk e le y . C a l. w e re guests o f
M r a nd M rs A W M o o re and M r
pack comes fro m th e G ra n d Is la n d se ctio n in Y a m h ill c o u n ty —C u t
ton
o f P o rtla n d fo r d in n e r F rid a y n ig h t
and M rs ( ' M Johnson Sunday Mr
co u rte s y T h e O re g o n ia n
S h e rw o o d h ig h school is p la n n in g
M i and M rs H e rm a n L ie b e n o w S a ir is no w n o rth w e s t d is tr ic t in ­
•i»n in n o v a tio n in h e a lth w o rk , uc-
o f S o u th T u a la tin , w h o a rc a cco m ­ v e s tig a to r fo r th e D e n v e r b io lo g i­
« o rd m g to M rs () S c h a lti-n b ra n d .
Adventist Teachers W elcom ed—
p a n y in g M i . E liz a b e th M a tth e s o f cal s u rv e y la b o ra to ry , h u v in g ta ke n
T h e school w ill have t h e
K o in e
M r and M rs. E J. K o rtz e b o rn
P o rtla n d , le ft last T u e sd a y fo r a o v e r the w o rk the f ir s t o f S e p te m ­
H y g ie n e and N u n u n g course, w ith fo rtn ig h t v is it, w ith
w e re hosts S a tu rd a y e v e n in g fo r
th e A dam . b e r M r M o o re has been tra n s fe r-
Mis. E n g cb retse n as in s tru c to r, in ­ Jacob. F re d and Ib -rn iu n H e rg e rt ' i»'d to the W ild L ife research d i ­
a re c e p tio n fo r th e ne w te a che rs o f
stead o f u sin g h e r tim e as h e re to ­ fa m ilie s at N am pa, Idaho.
S ix W a s h in g to n c o u n ty s tu d e n ts th e S e ve n th D a y A d v e n tis t school.
visio n . w ith h e a d q u a rte rs in P o r t­
fo re H e r tim e in th e grade school
la n d
Mi
S a ir |ila n s to m o ve to n o w at O reg o n S ta te co lle g e w e re M r and M rs P a u l A ld e rs o n o f W a l­
M r. and M rs J A R eeher and
w ill be th e same as fo rm e rly
p
le
d g ed d u rin g "ru s h w e e k .” it was la W a lla . Wash. E n te rta in m e n t fo r
H ills b o ro w ith h is fa m ily as soon
Som e in te re s tin g
fact« w e r e sm a ll d a u g h te i Joan, w h o have been as he can fin d liv in g q u a rte rs.
a n n ou n ce d M o n d a y T h e lis t in c lu d ­ th e e v e n in g to o k th e fo rm o f a
ed T h e o d o re I. A n d e rs o n . S h e r­ m o c k school session, w ith lo llip o p s
b ro u g h t o u t in th e n a tio n a l b u lle ­ v is itin g M r and M rs P A V a n L o o
tin . w h ic h re p o rte d th a t th e U n ite d th e past w eek le ft fo r th e ir hom e R e tu rn s to C o lle g e —
w ood; H o w a rd B e c k h a m , T ig a rd ; f o r re fre s h m e n t A p ro v is io n s h o w e r
States had c o n trib u te d $25.189.100 in Sun Jose. C a l . S u n d a y e ve n in g
F ra n c is C o u g h lin , coach a t M t M a lc o lm Jo h n son . G a rd e n H om e; f o r th e y o u n g c o u p le was also h e ld .
for flo o d re lie f, w ith $120.220 us M r Reeher is a b ro th e r o f M rs. A n g e l college, his w ife and tw o E d w a rd Jannsen B e a v e rto n ; T h o m ­ A b o u t s ix ty a tte n d e d .
VanLoo.
O regon'« d o n a tio n
sm a ll c h ild re n w e re guests S u nday as M S tre tc h e r, and A lv in M oh r.
J. II Pankonine Honored—
T he a n n u a l Red Cross state m e e t­
Roscoe M o rris o f S ilv e r to n and o f M rs K a th le e n N o la n u nd fa in tly . H ills b o ro .
ing w ill be held at Salem on O cto- | , his m o th e r. M rs. E d ith M o rris o f Jam es Nolan, w h o re tu rn e d last
M r and M rs A . W L e n tz e n te r ­
b e r 7. in a ll day session,
u n d l P o rtla n d , w e re guests S u n d a y o f w e e k fro m W ra n g e ll, A la s k a , ac­ 87tli B irth d a y C elebrated —
ta in e d w ith a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y
h
o
n o rin g th e b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a ry
m a n y an- p la n n in g to a tte n d fro m th e ir re la tiv e s . M rs G e o rg e W ann c o m p a n ie d th e m to M t A n g e l to e n ­
A b ir th d a y d in n e r was g ive n in
th<% c o u n ty c h a p te r
and M r and M rs W. C G if f o r d and te r co lle g e and e xp e cts to ag a in h o n o r o f A A lle n on h is 87th b ir t h ­ o f h e r fa th e r. J H . P a n k o n in e . P re s ­
p la y b a sk e tb a ll, in sp ite o f a b ro k - d a y a n n iv e rs a ry at th e h o m e o f his e n t w e re M r a nd M rs. P a n k o n in e
T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be th e a n - I fa m ily
and M r. and M rs. J o h n E ld rid g e o f
‘ en leg sustained last su m m e r in n e p he w . G . A
n u n , d in n e r m e e tin g on O cto b e r 14
W eise n b a ck, n e a r
M r and M rs R o b e rt R o b in so n o f
H ills b o ro . M essrs, and M esdam es
w h e n -.tale o ffic e r« and o th e rs w ill ! (¡ru n ts Pass w e n * guests th e last A la ska .
N o rth P la in s S u n d a y T w e n ty -o n e
* peak on th e Red Cross w o rk T h is o f th e w e e k o f M r and M rs. F ra n k M em bership Tea H e ld —
guests w e re present. O th e rs p re s ­ Sam W a lk e r. L e s te r W a lk e r. M iss
D ic k P a n k o n in e
w ill be in th e n a tu re o f a r a lly ('• M itc h e ll M is R o b in so n is M r.
and B e u la h W a lk e r.
C o u n ty A A U. W h e ld th e ir e n t w e re J M W e ise n b a ck
m e e tin g p re c e d in g th e a n n u a l Red M itc h e ll's sister.
fa m ily a nd M r and M rs K a h le r o f and S y lv ia S path. a ll of T h e D alles.
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h e ld fro m A rm is tic e D ay u n t i l
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a nd h e r fa th e r C o n ra d D ic k , c e le ­
F orest G ro v e ch a m b e r o f c o m ­ te r. M r a nd M rs C e c il A g e r o i C o m m itte e c h a irm e n o u tlin e d t h e
a c tiv itie s o f th e ir v a rio u s c o m m it­ C h ild In ju re d —
b ra te d th e ir b irth d a y s jo in t ly S u n ­
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m erce.
M rs J H G a rr e tt spent se ve ra l tees fo r th e b e n e fit of new a n d
B e rth a P< p p a rd s m a ll d a u g h te r d a y e v e n in g a t a p a rty a t th e D ic k
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o f M r and M rs C h a rle s P e p p a rd o f hom e. T h e ir b irth d a y s a re a ll on
Itlc fs M eet T o n ifh t—
is c o n v a le s c in g
fro m S e p te m b e r 24 F o r ty o r m o re a t­
w ith h e r s o n -in -law . M rs S arah B a r tle tt o f F orest G ro v e had ch a rg e G a rib a ld i,
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head in ju r ie s re c e iv e d in an a u to ­ tended.
be hoitesses at a pot
m o b ile a c c id e n t Tuesday, and is at B ring B a rk D eer—
M r and M rs Don W o o d m a n and Honored on B irth d a y —
to n ig h t at 6 30 at th e son spent the w e e k-e n d at W a rre n
M rs W a yn e P a tte rson gave
a th e hom e o f M r and M rs. J. H. Pep-
J. N. W ile y a n d son L e o n . L .
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Wash . w ith his niece. M rs. Jo h n d in n e r p a rty M o n d a y e ve n in g fo r p a rd . T h e a c c id e n t o c c u rre d w h e n S h e rm a n a nd son L e o n a rd . J. G
and o ffic e r» o f P h o e ­
C h a rlo tte in h o n o r o f h e r n in th a tir e b le w o u t on th e h ig h w a y be­ B e ig h le .v and L lo y d F u r lo n g r e ­
H utso n , and fa m ily
n ic ia T e m p le and th e ir fa m ilie s are
L it t le guests w o re J a c ­ tw e e n St P a u l a nd G a rib a ld i as th e tu rn e d F rid a y n ig h t fro m a w e e k 's
A lfr e d K im b a ll and F M L a cke y b ir th d a y
in v ite d A socia l tu n e w ill fo llo w
q u e lin e B a rn e y . C la ra b e lle W ile y . fa m ily was on its w a y hom e.
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S o cia l c lu b o f th e E a ste rn S ta r b a rk one b u c k .
C o u n ty s tu d e n t* a tte n d in g t h e
m e t F rid a y a fte rn o o n at th e L E. G ra d u a te s W ith H o n o rs—
D a v id R ic h and fa m ily o f O rvn co Observe A n n iv e rs a ry —
U n iv e r s ity o f O reg o n pledged th is m oved th e last o f th e w e e k to th e
M r and M rs H a r ry R M o rg a n M a c D o w e ll h o m e w it h M esdam es
M iss Jean M a c K a y , d a u g h te r o f
w e e k as fo llo w s : Patsy B re w s te r F G M itc h e ll fa rm n e a r F a rm in g - o b se rve d th e ir 20th w e d d in g a n n i­ V W. G a rd n e r a nd B F P ile as
v e rs a ry S u n d a y M r M o rg a n came assistin g hostesses. M esdam es R D r J o h n T. M a c K a y o f S askatoon.
wi.f S h e rw o o d. A lp h a G um m a D e lta . ton.
up fro m M e d fo rd by p la n e S a tu r ­ F ra n k P e te rs a nd R I.. B u r n e tt re ­ Canada, fo rm e r H ills b o ro re s id e n t,
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It. V. Thom as. E lw o o d Johnson.
d a y a fte rn o o n and re tu rn e d S u n d a y c e ive d p riz e s at games d u rin g th e w as one o f 33 nurses g ra d u a te d
Sigm a A lp h a E p s ilo n ; and Eugene
C a rl Russell. W a rd E n n is and his
fro m th e S askatoon C ity h o s p ita l
afternoon.
S h a rp o f T ig a rd . A lp h a T a u Omega. n e p h e w le ft S u n d a y m o rn in g fo r a e ve n in g
re c e n tly . M iss M a c K a y w a s v a le d ic ­
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M iss L u c ille Rood re tu rn e d F r i ­
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A d r ia n H o rn e c k e r re tu rn e d S u n d a y
a b o ard th e U. S S. A s to ria , was in
n a m e o f F e rry lle n d re n appeared
Mrs. Sherm an Hostess—
fro m a w e e k's h u n tin g in th e O c h o ­
M rs C M. P o w e ll le ft W ednes­ p o rt th e re .
as th e b rid e 's a tte n d a n t and
it day fo r a m o n th 's v is it w ith h e r
M is s io n a ry so c ie ty o f th e M . E. co fo re s t. A d r ia n b ro u g h t h o m e a
c h u rc h w i l l m ee t w it h M rs. L . fl-p o in t b u ck
s h o u ld h ave been M rs. F F enton.
M rs. R. H o rn e c k e r
son. H D P o w e ll, in Sun Francisco. Soil A rriv e s —
A son. Jo h n C a rly le , was b o rn to S h e rm a n T ue sd a y a fte rn o o n . V is ­ v is ite d M rs. E r w in C la r k a t S u p le e
C al.
( lu ll E n lr r t a t n r il—
M r. and M rs. L . E F ra n c is a t th e ito rs a re w e lco m e.
w h ile th e rest h u n te d .
M iss S h ir le y C u r r in re tu rn e d to
Mesdames J a y P h illip s . S W M e l-
h o s p ita l in C o rv a llis F rid a y . M r
liiils h . W illiu m Pow ers, G u y Paine, O reg o n S ta te co lle g e . C o rv a llis , th is and M rs. I.. E M a c D o w e ll w e n t to
and C h a rle s D ouglass w e re e n te r­ w e e k to resum e h e r studies.
C o r v a llis S u n d a y to see t h e ir ne w
ta in e d a t d in n e r M on d a y n ig h t at
Messrs, and M esdam es T hom as grandson.
th e hom e o f M rs W a lte r B lo c k in Rood and C M P o w e ll m ade a t r ip
V is it* Son—
P o rtla n d . M rs. J W A dam son o f to T ria n g le la k e S u n d a y.
M rs. E T T u r n e r w ill leave S a t­
P o rtla n d was also a guest.
M iss A n n a Sias was a w e e k-e n d u rd a y n ig h t by tr a in fo r a v is it
guest o f M rs. G e rtru d e C handless w it h D r and M rs V e rn o n T u r n e r
A n n u a l F e s tiv a l S u n d a y—
and d a u g h te r L u c in d a at M adison.
A n n u a l M is s io n F e s tiv a l w ill be in P o rtiu n d .
M rs Ja ck M a r tin o f S e a ttle . Wash . W isconsin.
h e ld S u n d a y at th e B e th a n y Pre»-
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F reak Corn llu s k Displayed—
ers und spe cia l m u s ic huve been Snipes o f R c e d v ille .
la tw re n e e M o ra n o f D ix ie M o u n ­
a rra n g e d fo r th e m o rn in g , a fte r ­
M rs. D e lla J a rk s o n o f Eugene is ta in b ro u g h t to th is o ffic e th e last
noon. a n d e v e n in g sessions.
v is itin g h e r d a u g h te r. M rs. H. W o f th e w e e k, an O regon Red D e n t
C u r rin , th is w eek.
c o rn h u sk c o n ta in in g seven ears
B ro th e r Visits—
J. H e rb e rt C ro s b y o f P h o e n ix . g ro w in g to g eth e r.
C. C S ta n s e ll o f
M o rto n v ille .
K a n . is v is itin g h is b ro th e r. W. J. A riz o n a , was a guest S u n d a y at th e F o rm e r ( If f ir ia l Visits—
S ta n s e ll, and fa m ily fo r a m o n th hom e o f M rs. M a ry H u n te r.
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G. R e ite r, c ity m a n a g e r o f
t- r m ore. T h is is th e f ir s t tim e
M rs. D o r ia n M ills a nd l i t t l e
Bend, was v is itin g frie n d s h e re S a t­
th e b ro th e rs hove m et fo r 16 years. d a u g h te r le ft S u n d a y fo r T ra il, n e a r u rd a y . He was H ills b o ro 's fir s t c ity ’
M e d fo rd , w h e re M r M ills is located
m anager.
R eturns from Vacation—
L eaves for School—
M rs. M u ry A . H ill w ill le a ve S a t­
u rd a y m o rn in g fo r M y r t le C re ek,
w h e re she w ill be g in te a ch in g M o n ­
d a y m orning.
Pa aré Thref
Phone 444
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