Tliiii'Hiluy, October II, 1937
Blooming 4-H
, Club Selects
New Officers
H IL L S B O R O
Can't Take It?
Flower Brings
Speculation
ARGUS,
H IL L S B O R O .
OREGON
Page Three
from a tr ip to the w o rld jam boree tin - r o ll c a ll u n it th e m e e tin g was cornpai . d b y h e r b ro th e r a nd sis­ day to tr y th e ir hand at deer h u n t­
: in H o lla n d .
conducted by th e v ic « -p re .id e n t, te r-in -la w . M r a nd M rs. F re d R. ing.
M rs. H a n n a h C h ris te n s e n , in th e
ubsence o f th e p re s id e n t, M rs Z e ll
S tru th e rs . N e x t m e e t in g
O c to b e r
20. w ilt be a t th e h o m e o f Mis.; M a r ­
I By Mrs. Z e ll S tru tlirrs t
g a re t S u m m e rs a t T ig a rd
H illo n e lid i m et O c to b e r 5 ut the
M rs. C. W S tr u th e r was c a lle d
in d u ce d , no d o u b t, by th e sins o f
m an and th e N ew Ile a l to -a n o 'e r- hom e nt M rs E m ily P eterson w ith S u n d a y to the bedside o f tie r m o th ­
p o w e rin g sense o f sham e." a ta ll th irte e n m em bers and one v is ito r er, M rs. A lic e G ib o n s, w h o s u ffe re d
and s ta te ly s u n flo w e r o f th e L a n ­ p re si ill. " Ita z iiu r su g g estio n s" was a severe h e a rt a tta c k She was ac-
don v a rie ty has le ft p o litic a l o b ­
se rve rs alo n g M a in s tre e t guessing
'File e x q u is ite speeiiuen o f lie lia n -
tln is annus, w h ic h was p la n te d by
It F P ile as n w a rn in g to H o u r-
lam s tliu t n il is n o t y e t lost, w ilte d
S ig n ific a n c e was a tta c h e d to the
e ve n t o n ly w h e n .nine keen u d lie r-
i nt o f th e "g ra n d u l' p u r t y " no ted
ttia t tlie w ilte d head o f th e flo w e r
p o in te d d ir e c tly at th e n e w liq u o r
agency a t
1311 East M a in stree t.
O p e ra to r o f th e shop is Ed I,.
M oore, e x -e h a in n u n o f th e W ash­
in g to n c o u n ty c e n tra l d e m o c ra tic
co m m itte e .
P ile , e lu te d o v e r tin - d is c o v e ry ,
lo u d ly p ro c la im s th a t the s u n flo w e r,
us a tru e
re p u b lic a n flo w e r, is
asham ed o f a ll dem ocrats. M oore,
u n p e rtu rb e d b y a n y re fle c tio n s on
Ins p a rty a ffilia tio n s , suggests: " I t
s h o u ld h ave been a ro u n d u y e a r
ago.
It
w o u ld r e a lly liu v e been
Hiteon
(H v M r*, i: W. I II n r Ir bn)
B L O O M IN G O ffic e r* w e re < le c l-
«•<1 b y th e B lo o m in g 4-H Sew injf
c lu b h e ld T h m m I hv a fte rn o o n un
fo llo w s
.lean H e rb e rt, p re s id e n t;
M ild n d
B ia n d u w , vice p n s ld r n t .
and A n d a K ia lin ie r . M a x in e an<t
A lb e rta H u lh . M ild n d and M a rc e lla
B ra n d a w , M ild re d
H aas«* a n d
B la n c h e M u h ly
T h e tn e rn b e rxld p
w ill 1 d ivid e d in to three g i up
ta k in g fu s t. .-.»•<•< »ml and th ir d ye a r
se w in g p ro je c ts M u tin g « w ill be
h e ld on the fu s t and th ir d T h u rs -
d a y o f each m o n th m the B lo o m in g
I p m. M e m b e rs h ip is
nc I io o I at
open to a ll g ir ls o f th e c o m m u n ity
n in e v e a r. o f age o r o v e r M rs. F
W H in ric h s is le a d e r w ith M rs.
H e rm a n J a e riic k e assisting.
G« urge W estcott spent m ost o f last
we< k in th e h o s p ita l s u ffe rin g fro m
a severe tt.iu a ch a tta c k , lie r e tu r n -
cd hom e F rid a y n ig h t.
M r a nd M i
Ja k e H e rg e rt fro m
’ Idaho a rriv e d h< 1 • lai 1 w ei k Th< y
p la n on about a m o n th 's v is it d iv id ­ som ethin'!"
in g th e ir tu n e am ong re la tiv e s in
tin v ic in it y and in P o rtla n d . T h e y
¡»re o v e r-n ig h t guests at th e hom e
o f M rs H a rg e rt's m o th e r in C o r n e l­
U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon w ith honors !
privile ge , according t o a n a n - |
M rs. G ib o n s is
M r. and M rs. H a m p to n a re e n ­ riouncem ent by the registrar's o f­
jo y in g a v is it fro m t h e ir tw o sons, fice.
G ib o n
o f Eugene
s lig h tly im p ro v e d .
M r. and M rs A lb e r t S tro m and
b a b y d a u g h te r m oved th e past w e e k
to W o o d b urn , w h e re th e y h a ve r e n t­
ed a large fa rm .
L e s te r Davies. E D H ite , C a rl O l­
son and V in c e n t O lson le ft S a tu r-
w h o reside in C a lifo r n ia and F lo r ­
ence.
Argus.
$25.00 Reward
M il l ie
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w» er
rigard Hi Beats
Sherwood Eleven
ius.
Illn e s s c o n fin e d H a ro ld M e v e r to
hl I hl III«1 III" it of he t w e.-k IP - 1 <•
i B y .Mrs. O. I I . I ’ rte rs o n )
tu rn e d tu P a c ific U n iv e r s ity F rid a y
H E N I)
T ig a rd
ti i g li
school's
B o n a h t M o e lle r in ju r e d a to n s il 1 fo o tb a ll team d efeated S h e rw o o d
S a tu rd a y , w h e n he fe ll w ith a s tic k h ig h school's team ti to 0 on th e
o f ca n d y in tils m o u th .
S h e rw o o d fie ld F rid a y . T h e game
M iss K egm a N e u m a n n is sp e n ding wus a tte n d e d b y a la rg e c ro w d , the
tw o w eeks m P ortland to rece ive business houses o f Sherwood be in g
tre a tm e n ts on h e r in ju r e d leg She closed fo r the game.
le ft M on d a y
Y o u n g people are in v ite d to a I R e la tiv e s fro m G ree n H a y, W is ,
a re v is itin g fo r se ve ra l days at the
m el tin g o f the W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
hom e o f M r. and M i s L o u is S p o u st'i
L u th e ra n Young People's so cie ty |
and fa m ily T h e y a re also v is itin g I
w h ic h w d l he h e ld at M o u n t O liv e
re la tiv e s at S cio and P o rtla n d .
c h u rc h , F ore st (¡ro v e . S u n d a y at K
T h e L o n e O a k tia rb e cu e a t T i ­
|>. rn.
gard. o p e ra te d b y M rs H o ffa rlie r.
'1 he
W illia m
Itu e fn e r
fa m ily lias ju s t bi'en c o m p le te ly re -d e c ­
m ove d last w e e k fro m th e H e n ry
orated and Hie se a tin g ca p a c ity in ­
Peter s fa rm to ¡1 fu rm near B anks creased to accom m odate 50 d in e rs
M is . L ois A lto n spent th e past T h e barb e cu e Ls s ta ffe d w ith fo u r
w e e k -e n d w it h
h e r siste r. M rs girls.
L a w re n c e V a n d e rz a tid c n . n e a r G ales l l r n r f l t O cto b e r 22
C re e k
F e d e ra l
th e a tre
e n te rta in m e n t
M i s H e y n o ld G c h i ig re tu rn e d last fo r th e b e n e fit o f th e S h e rw o o d
w e e k fro m C a lifo rn ia . w h e re she lib r a r y w ill be g iv e n O c to b e r 22
v is ite d w ith h e r a u n t fo r several in th e S h e rw o o d h ig h school a u d i­
w eeks H e r h e a lth is m u ch im p ro v ­ to riu m
T h e m a in fe a tu re o f th e
ed as ¡1 n *s u lt o f h e r v a ca tio n.
show w ill be th e “ T a m in g o f th e
S h re w ."
S h e rw o o d A m e ric a n L e g io n band
w ill g iv e a co n ce rt and dance at
th e S h e rw is id g ra d e .school g y m n a ­
siu m F rid a y e ve n in g , a c c o rd in g to
B a n d m a s te r O tto Fa ken.
( C o l t I in u r r i f r o m | > a * r I I
B o v (iiM's (<> H o lla n d
fu r li. n lr v w in - w o n b y Jo h n K a m ­
.M arsh a ll G a le o f S h e rw o o d , a
ila o f l lill r b o r n in tin - la n d p ro d u cts 1 m e m b e r o f th e S h e rw o o d H oy
slum.
re p o rt-. W illia m F C yrus, S co u t tro o p , bus re c e n tly re tu rn e d
c o u n ty u n c u t
K a n in a ’ , e n try o f V ic to r y
oats '
to o k tin - b lu e rib b o n in th e s p rin g !
m ils class and also w o n th e sw eep- i
Unexpected guests for dinner?
sta ke b a n n e r o v e r a ll oats en tere d ,
and tlic classes w e re m o re th a n ' Here's a rule you'll find a winner:
f u ll L ik e w is e bis lla n n c b e u b a rle y ; To serve a perfect drink, depend
i x liib it tu p pe d a ll other« o f th e ’
same v a rie ty a nd was accorded th e > On CALVERT. . . it's a perfect blend!
sw eepstakes h o n ors o v e r a ll o th e r I
e n trie s o f a ll varietie s o f h u rle y .
T h ey're N ew f o r F all! T h e y 're V ery S m a r t!
HANDBAGS
Crand
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Wa h in g to n c o u n ty 's a d u lt e x h ib ­
ito rs, w h ile n o t as n u m e ro u s us in
o ilie r years, n e v e rth e le s s w o n a to ­
ta l o f 15 f ir s t prises, fo u r seconds,
th re e th ird s , one fo u rth a nd one
f if t h . These w in n in g s w e re in a d ­
d itio n to n in e p riz e s and a n o th e r
sw eepstakes b a n n e r w o n on d is p la y
o f b u lb s e n te re d by th e T u a la tin
V a lle y N u rs e ry co m p a n y o f S lie r-
w o o d T h e lis t o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ­
ty a d u lt e x h ib it w in n in g s is as f o l­
lo w :;:
Jo h n
W K a n in a , ro u te 5, H ills ­
boro, fu s t on w h ite s p rin g oats,
»weepstakes on eats; fu s t on H a n n -
ehen b a rle y ; sweepstukes on b a rle y .
F re d l ’ lie lh . S h e rw o o d , fir s t on
w h ite c lu b w h e a t; fir s t on J e n k in s
wheat
F re d Jo: sy. ro u te 2. P o rtla n d , fu st
on red c lo v e r seed.
E. W . W o o d fo rd . F orest G ro ve ,
fir s t on B a rc e lo n a filb e rts .
W T. P u tn a m A- Sons, ro u te 5.
H ills b o ro , fir s t on 100 ears red d e n t
c o rn : fu s t on to ears re d d e n t co rn .
It Putnam . H ills b o ro , second on
10 ears r i'd d e n t co rn .
Sam H u lit, H ills b o ro , second on
100 ears te d d e n t co rn , t h ir d on 10
ears red d e n t corn.
J N. J i pson, ro u te 2. C o rn e liu s ,
th ird on F lun qu ette walnuts.
F ra n k S ehneider, H ills b o ro , f if t h
on s p rin g oats.
G e o rg e F in d le y , ro u te 5. P o rtla n d ,
fir s t on n e tte d gem potatoes; fir s t
on e a rlie s t o f a ll potatoes, second on
c e rtifie d B u rb a n k potatoes.
l b HIV
G el
tr ill,III.
I o u t,
,.
1 'o r , -
la n d , fu s t on onions.
F re d E lw e r t. S h e rw o o d , fir s t on
d a te
prunes,
second
on
p e tite
prunes, fo u rth on Ita lia n prunes.
I.e o E lw e rt, S h e rw o o d , f ir s t on
p e tite p runes, second on
Ita lia n
p ru n e s, second on date p runes, fu s t
oti C o rn ic e pears.
N in e p rizes and a sw eepstakes
b a n n e r on a b u lb e x h ib it o f tu lip s J
and N arcissi.
T u a la tin V alle y nursery, S her­
wood. firs t on Ita lia n prunes, th ird
on petite prunes.
S. S D a lliy , F a rm in g to n 15-yenr-
o ld m are. L u lu , second p rize.
Orchardale
(B y Mrs. It. Hunger)
N in e w o n h o n o rs at O rc h a rd a le
S u n d a y school S u n d a y . Jam es A .
lla in fo r d presented g o ld pin s .Sun­
d a y Io A lic e Hudson. E ffie Cook,
R u b y Cook, Pi te r Parson, A lic e
M a ry A lle n , A lto n A lle n , C la ra ,
A n n a J u n e and H a ym on d H u n g e r
These p in s w e re a w a rd e d fo r a t­
te n d in g S u n d a y .school a ye a r w it h ­
o u t b e in g absent e x c e p t fo r illness.
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