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Tliui’siliiy, N ovem ber 25, 1937 « Many Entries in 1st National Corn Show l lc q iii" ! . fo r e n try b la n k s fo r t h i‘ f li t O regon state w id e co rn show w e re th is w eek b e in g r e c e iv e d in In c ie u s in g nu m b e i.s by If It ' l i <dale. m an a g e r o f t h e H ills b o ro B la n c h o f T h e F irs t N a tio n a l hank o f P o rtla n d fro m co rn p ro d u c e r • in tills c o m m u n ity At th e .nine tim e m an y e x h ib its fro m W a d u n g to ii c o u n ty w e i «• b e i n g ‘ « nt d ir e c tly to th e m e /./a n in e <»f th e P u b lic M a rk e t in P o rtla n d w h e re the c o m p e titio n am ong co rn g ro w e rs w ill tu ke place N e v e m lx r 29 to D ecem ber I A c c o rd in g to M r T is d u lc , a com p le te e d u c a tio n a l p ro g ra m g iv in g in fo rm a tio n on e v e ry phase o f the ( u r n in d u s try ha been p la n n e d to su p p le m e n t the »how. M o v in g p ic tu re s w ith sound fro m th e D u P o n t e o n ip un y am t ta lk s by n o te d co rn a u th o ritie s a re sch e d uled m th e m a rk e t a u d ito riu m e v e ry a fte rn o o n d m ing the e x h ib it E x h ib its , open to a ll g ro w e r» in th e state, are hmit«*d to ten ears o f y e llo w c o rn o f th is » a s o n 's h a r v e s t M any prizes in open and 1-11 c lu b < la ses are o ffe re d by th e b ank T h e re is no e n try fee. A s ilv e r tro p h y d o n ate d b y C la u d e I .Sersanous p re s id e n t o f th e L o g ger* and C o n tra c to rs M a c h in e ry com pany, Portland, will go to th e « sweepstakes WUIIICI C itin g the six to e ig h t m illio n d o l la r im p o rt o f g ra in co rn to th e N o rth w e s t a n n u a lly . Sersanous .said, ’ The u n fo rtu n a te s itu a tio n in th is ( .»•»• is th a t a ll th e m oney goes east W o u ld it not keep th is m o n e y at hom e to c o n trib u te m o re to th e p ro s p e rity o f the O regon fa rm e r by b u ild in g tin g re a t c o rn sh o w in to such an o u ts ta n d in g e ve n t th a t w e c o u ld p ro d u ce n o t o n ly th e c o rn w e need ourselves, h ilt e v c n tu u lly c o m pete w ith th e g n a t c o rn -g ro w in g state E n try b la n k are t i l l a v a ila b le at th e H ills b o ro b ra n ch , o r d ir e c tly fro m the P o rtla n d C h a m b e r o f C om m erce A11 < x h lb its m ust he re ce ive d h v S unday. N o v e m b e r 2B Pre « nt irn lie .itions are th a t th e re w ill he b e tw e en 30 and 40 W a s h in g to n c o u n ty 1-11 c lu b m em b e rs e x h ib itin g c o rn at th e O reg o n state i-orn show, w h ic h w ill be h e ld in th e P u b lic M a rk e t B ld g at P o rtla n d . N o v e m b e r 29 to D e c e m b e r I a c c o rd in g to I. Is F ra n cis, a ista n t c o u n ty agent E a st s u m m e r was a v« rv fa v o ra b le corn grow ing season fo r some p a rts o f the <•oiinl.v. stat«*d h’ranci . with II)«* ICM ilt Hi i ’' iiin<* o f th«* c lu b rm in h e r w ill 1I»«* a b le to e n te r ex - (< 11. nt lo « .«I « x h ib it in th«* h lio u T h e dati1 o f th«* h*iw i.*» la te enough to .«llow a ll the c o rn to I»«* w e ll ma tll!'«*(l .11 id (In«*« 1 fo r e x h lh itin 0 . and it IS HI itic ip .ih •d th a t W a sh in g to n ((B lllt\ I I I t «• iple w ill be iib le to IlH llllt.llI I tin 'll' prcstig«* ¡is a c o rn groM ’ inK « ro u p 1 *i u e tic a lly a ll th e « x h lb its w ill «•oin«* fro m m e m b i’rs w h o lire enteret I in th«’ C o n in n T ria l N a tio n a l1 haul. » c o rn g ro w in g eon- lo t. H IL L S B O R O B r a d fo id F o w le .. B ill l.e h r, H a y m on d W e stco tt, L o c i H o lle n b e c k , (•aka* I*, sin r. D< lln i t F ow lcs, J. I. Van D om elen, .1 M c N e w . C la re n ce M eek. F re d Peachey. D o n a ld G arri- g.u ( ¡ i i i e N o rth ru p . J im Powers, F ra n k C o rey, O r v ille R e yn o ld S ta n le y Hahn G e o rg e C o n n o lly , ( ¡e 'll g.e Beck V* rn o n H ahn. Ei .in k M u rp h y , A rc h ie T h o m p so n, L a w rence Bacon, E ll I H o lle n b e c k . Joe B a ke i C la u d ' W illia m s B u tle i K a f- fe ty. P h ilip H e rg e rt A r n ie D u k i- .son. A lm a H a ffe ty , M u r ie l Fowlcs M ah a la C o n y, K u b y Reynold.*.. Echo Willis F y rn e G ro v e r. E ffie Tout« L e n a R e yn o ld and th e h o n o r guest S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guests o f M i and M r F lo y d H a ffe ty w i l e M r and M r C ly d e L in c o ln a m i W a yn e and W esley, Hay Jueskon, Mr? M a ria Jueksoti, M i F lo re n ce B a n n in g and M i B ill o f P o rtla n d and S ta n le y H ahn. M o n d a y guests o f M r and M rs C la re n c e M« ek w e re M r and M rs M el D ave o f San F ra n cisco , C al . Mr Sai ah Dav is a nd I . « ster Dav is o f A b e rd e e n , Wash M r R ic h a rd S a n d fo rd was h o s t ess fo r th e Past ( ’ bn is ’ c lu b at tin* hom e o f M i H e n ry C y p h e r F rid a y a fl( in o o n D u rin g th e h u sim * m e e t in g it was d e cid e d th a t th e c lu b w o u ld q u ilt D e ce m b e r 1 and 2 at th e K P h a ll T h e c lu b w ill also s p o n so r a s ilv e r tea at th e hom e o f M rs. Janie* M athies« n o n F rid a y a fte r noon. D e ce m b e r 17. at w h ic h tim e a box o f fa n cy w o rk w ill he disposed o f E v e ry o n e is w e lc o m e to a tte n d A fte r tin* business m e e tin g F rid a y ".'»(Ml' was pl.iv« d. M rs L o e l H o lle n beck a nd M rs Ernest N e lso n h a v in g h ig h scores re s p e c tiv e ly . (B u s ts w e re M rs N els Y e n e ke l and M rs. E lsie D an n e n o f C o r v a llis and M rs E rn e st N elson o f H illx b o ro . M rs. Jurnes M a th u sen w ill he hostess fo r th e c lu b w ith a lu n ch e o n at 12:30 sh a rp D e ce m b e r 21 and a C h ris tm a s p a rty a t w h ic h tu n e th e m em ber» w ill re v e a l th e nam e» o f t h e ir u n k n o w n frie n d s . M r a m i M rs W a lte r A r n o ld and •■on o f Y a ch a ts w e re o v e rn ig h t gue t . o f M r and M rs G «-oige C o n n o lly T h u rs d u y T h e y w e re h e re to get M i A r n o ld s m o th e r fro m D e n v e r C o lo . w h o was to a r r iv e in P o rtla n d F rid a y m o rn in g fo r a v is it w d h th e m . T h e A r n o ld s m ove d to Y a ch a ts fro m h e re a b o u t a m o n th ago M rs T o m Q u a lls a tte n d e d th e b ir th d a y d in n e r g iv e n by the B a n ks H N. A at B a n ks T h u rs d a y M r and M rs V e rn o n H ahn w ere w eek-end guest*; of Mr and M rs. B i uc<* H a h n and son o f Eugene. Cooper Mountain Woman Honored i By Mrs. W. E. C rocker) C O O P E R M O U N T A IN A surprise* lu n c h e o n was g ive n F rid a y a fte r noon a t tin* hom e < f M r. and M rs. E P ric e in h o n o r o f th e b ir th d a y anmv« i- a t y o f M l. P rice G uests w e re M< dam es A W C h a p in , F’red G r.iva Ed Snyd« i J D G a la rn e a v . A lic e B e rle m a n . F in d E ric k s o n , H a y T hom as F re d G ross. I. Johnson, M a rg a re t Mack« tad o f P o rtla n d a nd W E C ro c k e r o f B e a v e rto n T h e a ft- i m o o n w as sp e n t in p la y in g “500.” A d in n e r p a rty was g iv e n F rid a y « v e ilin g at th e horn«* o f M r. and M rs. Vcs B a n y. h o n o rin g th e 39th b ir t h day a n n iv e rs a ry o f M rs lia u y ’s son < )h v « r Tav lo r G uests a tte n d in g w e re M r and Mrs E W. L iv e rm o re , M r. «( «»ntinurH from »are I) and M rs G F F erg u so n. M r. and titu te opened s h o rtly a fte r n in e in M r* W F. C rocker. W R R ile y and I th e m o rn in g w ith a m u s ic a l p ro F re d G assner M r T a y lo r re ce ive d g ra m u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M rs m a n y b e a u tifu l g ifts . T h e e ve n in g Ei a n e e . A r a n t o f th e F o re s t G ro v e was spent in p la y in g cards. u n io n h ig h school Vcs Bany and Boh Davis have eo n . T h e teachers also m a d e t h e ir tract«*d to cu t 200 co rd s o f w o o d fo r n o m in a tio n s o f ca n d id a te s fo r the th e T r i S ta te F u e l Co. O regon St.it«* T ea ch e rs’ a ssociation M r a m i M rs A H .B a rro n and O th e r c o u n tie s w ill also n o m in a l« ' th e ir choices at in s titu te s , a n <1 d a u g h te r .1« an A n n re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e S u n d a y a fte r a w e e k ’s t r ip to e le c tio n s w ill ta k e place at th e O. S T. A m e e tin g on D ecem ber 29. A r lin g to n , w h e re M r. B a rro n h u n te d w it h the fie » h* n o m inee» e lk . B a rro n and a co m p a n io n e x ru n n in g f o r the offices« a l l pel icn ce d th e sen sa tion o f la y in g <.ut” o v e rn ig h t in a sn o w sto rm , b u t w e re com pensated fo r t h e ir in c o n v e n ie n ce b y r e tu r n in g w it h an e lk . A s u rp ris e p a rty w as g iv e n re c e n t (Bv M iss M argaret M athiesen) ly at th e hom e o f M r. and M rs A. Cavaness in h o n o r o f th e b ir th d a y F ra n k C o re y acco m p a n ie d H e rb e rt a n n iv e rs a ry o f M r Cavaness G uests and Louis«* M a u re r o f H ills b o ro , p re se n t w e re M r and M i s Jo h n B a r ( ’tin s M a u re r o f C o rn e liu s , and W il ron . M r. and M rs. C h a rle s B a rro n lia m P ic re n o f P o rtla n d to C o lfa x . a nd M r and M rs A . N y lu n d . T in* L a d ie s ’ c lu b m e t T h u rs d a y at Wash . w h e re th e y a tte n d e d th e w e d d in g S a tu rd a y o f th e ir b ro th e r, th e hom e o f M rs H e n ry B a rro n . T w e n ty membe rs we re* present T h e C h ris P ie rc ti, to M iss F re d a M o h r M i Jam es M ath ie se n and N ic o la i. a fte rn o o n w a s sp e n t in se w in g and W a lte r and M a rg a re t. B e rn ie ce D il lu n c h e o n w as se rve d b y M rs. B a r lo n o f H ills b o ro and D e n n is H a ll ro n . w e re S u n d a y d in n e r guests o f th e | M r. and M rs. B. L. D em arines of Miss« s F’. rna and Em m a P lngem an P o rtlan d spent last week at the hom e of M r. and Mrs. Pete Piluso. a nd J e a n e tte B ra u n s o f C o rv a llis . C la ra E n g e b rctse n . c o u n ty h e a lth W. B Ke«*n o f P o rtla n d , fa th e r o f M is E a rl H o lle n b e c k , w h o has been n urse. v is ite d school W ednesday a fte rn o o n M iss E n g e b rctse n ta lk e d I s e rio u s ly ill. d ie d S u n d a y. to th e p u p ils a b o u t th e v a lu e o f th e M rs. .F ra n c is B ra n d e n b u rg o f C h ris tm a s seal Orenc«». is v is itin g h e r fo th e r, J. C. M iss B e tty Je a n G ulb ran d so n has H a ffe ty . been o u t of school th e past w eek due M r. and M is . Ed S ch le g e l have to illn e ss. been to N am pa. Idaho, fo r a v is it A r lie n e W o lf is c o n fin e d at hom e w it h M r and M rs. W ill F ish e r, w h o w ith an a tta c k o f a p p e n d ic itis . fo rm e rly liv e d in th e H a rris o n d is - County Teachers Hold Institute Mountaindale Irict M i and M rs (»ordon L a y to n and M r. and M rs V e rn o n L a y to n have re tu rn e d fro m tw o w eeks’ trip to M o ro , w h e re th e y have been goose h u n tin g and v is itin g w ith re la tiv e s . T hey killed th e limit w hile there. Mrs. Keenon Honored M rs K e n n e th K e e n o n was h o n o r ed w ith a p a rly at h e r hom e T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n Present w e re M es dam es R a ym on d Van D om elen, F re d Jesse, W illia m K o c h i, F lo y d S to v a ll. Rain W elcom e Sight Rain w hich seem ed a trifle w eari- som e to h ard en ed O regonians was a w elcom e sight to C. II. Phipps, a recen t arriv a l from th e "d u st how l” region in Sioux Falls. S. D. P h ipps is now living on B eaver- ton ro u te two. S everal y ears of d u st and heat follow ed by m ore dust and heat m ake the large ejuan- titles of O regon rain look like a godsend. P h ipps said. ♦ ARGU S. H IL L S B O R O . OREGON ■chrxjl i-ridi d Sunday m orning w ith ■ g] attendance A certain numb«* r of points w ere counted for 1 memb« rs and the visitors they brough 1 Helen i’lzer. G eorge Mor- ria anr1 Doris Rae H arrison w ere (By Mm. Anna Kork) W ednesday evening The decorations w inner Mr .ind Mrs F rank B ateham and i '( iR N F I.H rs T he C ivic club in consisted of a bride and g ro o m , Mr an d Mrs. N E Phillips, w ho p laniung n ChriKtrnu-s program for w edding bells and a eandelabra havi b< • n living on M arket street, Di l i inlii r 17 T h ere will be refresh- Mrs Mattie Smith w as also present. left th. '.rek for Los Angeles. They riieiils nerved mid bemde» th e pro- Mrs C hristina Sehueh retu rn ed w ill go to B row nsville for a few k i . i i i i lin n- will be a gam e for e n te r S unday from P ortland, w here she day io dispose of some livestock tain m en t T h ere will tie a (m all floor spent the past week visiting tier and household good; belonging to fee, proceeds of w hich will he used d aughter. Mr; G eorge S h rieb er the Phillips Both fam ilies cam e for chili projects Mrs. H e rm a n Mr and Mrs W illiam V anLom . from Los Angeles d u rin g Die past Jones was ije c le d secretary of the accom panied by th e ir sons Jam es y ear civic ( lull, to fill the place of Mrs and Jack, drove to T illam ook to I. ( ' M oobcrry, w ho resigned, not see the football game Hob arid E xhibit Aprons Plea ant hour sew ing club at having tu n e from h er school duties Je rry VanLom played on the H ills R e e d v ille finished th eir aprons and to give to th e office. boro team exhibited them at the P -T . A F ri E lder ( ’ C Wilcox of I.aurclw ood day afternoon. gave u talk at the se rvice hi Die A d Mr and M rs L am bert e n te rta in vent chin c)i Saturitay. ed at a dinner p arty T uesday e v e n WiMidrraft lia s Party ing f' Mr and Mrs. Ted Lasley, East W ednesday evening the Mi Lai knen and d au g h ter-in -law N eig h b o r, of W oodcraft gave a pot F anny l.acknen. l By Mrs. G ail Karns) luck dinni r for the m em bers and W o rd has been received from San thi ir fam ilies at th eir lodge rooms O R E N C O - Mr and Mrs. Sam Franc, co Dia’ Mr. and Mrs. T hom as in the city hall T h ere w ere about Rich w ere given a su rp rise p arty T h rau g h b er of H illsboro have a rriv . fifty -fiv e presen t The evening was last Friday evening in honor of th e ir ed th ere He w ill be exam ined for pi nt in visiting and gam es Mrs (' w edding an n iv ersary flu e s' w ere tuberculosis N Miles of Stevenson. Wasli . was Mr and Mr' O tto Loehden Mr and able to be present, she being the Mrs Ben G raff. Mr and M r Theo only past g u ard ian living at a d is Rich. Mr and Mrs Carl Eggim an, tance Mrs Jack P ubols and Rev, and Mrs. I n Aid Manual T raining J C S chneitzer T he ladies serving co m m ittee at Mr and Mrs Forest Holmes and iBy Mrs. E. I.. C o x * th eir m eeting last T uesday w ere d au g h ters W anda and V irginia of Mr II Huson. Mrs. V H enderson Dallas, spent last w eek-end w ith KINTON — B azaar and program and M r. J Finnegan. T h e club will M r and M rs W H Ring spon oied by Die H. E club of the g ath er old newspapers and m ag a A n n iversary C elebrated G range last F riday, was a success zines to tie sold to help th e m anual M rs Sam Rich e n tertain ed w ith a fm aii' ally and a goodly sum a d d train in g boys d in n e r p arty N ovem ber 12. in o b ed to the treasu ry . T he program Pul on Program servance of th e ir ninth w edding a n given in th e evening consisted of S chefflin L u th eran s pu t on a n iv ersary G uests w ere Mr and Mrs m usical and lite ra ry num bers, and good en te rta in m e n t F rid ay evening David Rich of F arm ington. Mrs N. pictures of Indian life given by W at the gym nasium It w as w ell a t J Hopton. Rev. and Mrs O rtiz A R ,t of T igard, w ho ta u g h t in tended. W eniger of H illsboro th e Indian schools a n u m b er of Mr and Mrs L eonard M elanson Born to Mr and Mrs. C harles T v- y ear ago. w ere very in terestin g will have for T h an k sg iv in g guests led. a daughter, at Jones hospital to all. A n u m b er from out-of-tow n Mr and Mrs C larence Jo h n so n of N ovem ber 21. w ere present. P o rtlan d The fam ilies a re form er Mrs Mary Beach re tu rn e d hom e M r and Mrs. F red V anK Ieek and N orth D akota friends. S atu rd ay a fte r spending several dau g h ter Miss B etty F ern of C he- w eeks visiting relativ es in F orest halis. To R edecorate < liurch W ash, visited last w eek w ith T he St. A lex an d er A ltar society Grove. relatives here. met w ith Mrs P ete S u sb au cr Fri C hristm as Tea W ednesday T h ere w as a v ery good a tte n d The W omen's C ircle w ill give a ance at the ag ricu ltu ral m eeting day and plan s w ere m ade for re deco ratin g th e inside of th e church special C hristm as tea next W ednes held at th e hall last W ednesday. and installing a new lighting sys day, at 2 p. m. at the church p a r C ounty Agent C yrus and A ssistant lors Candy and nuts w ill be sold. tem. A gent F rancis of H illsboro had School will be closed T h u rsd ay charge of the m eeting. Mrs I.au ra F’ugh. w ho has been visiting h er sister. Mrs S tella B en an d F riday of this week S. I! Pom eroy an d a n u m b er Mrs Della S chultz and E J. R ey of others w ho w ent on a n elk n ett for the past tw o weeks, re tu rn nolds of M ichigan, fath er of G uy ed to V ernonia M onday hunting trip, retu rn ed hom e the Mrs M Edson and Mrs. Edna Reynolds, a re visiting indefinitely first of last w eek. Pom eroy was R ussell had as th e ir guests Sunday. at th e hom e of M r and Mrs. G uy one of th e lucky ones, bringing Mr. and Mrs H arry U nderhill of Reynolds hom e an elk Mr and Mrs. Sam Rich and fam i N ew berg and Mr. and Mrs. T uck Floyd B ierly of G ervais, form erly ly attended th e O regon B aptist state of this town, w as a visitor at th e Wood of M cM innville Mr and Mrs Ivan M arshal! of convention S unday at Stafford. hom e of his b rother, Roy Bierly. Eldon G ibson is spending the w in W ednesday. P o rtlan d cam e out S u n d ay to visit Mr; M arshall's p aren ts. M r and te r in P ortland w ith relatives. from N ebraska Ray R utschm an of S ilverton, spent H ere Mr Ed S ta rk Mrs S ta rk has been ' Mr and Mrs. N ew kirk of H as confined to h er bed sev eral w eeks th e w eek-end w ith Amos Rich. N eb . recently m oved on the Miss L ucille McGee spent M onday tings w ith rh eu m atism V anH orn place. Tile F lat r o a d , Mr. and Mrs. F ran k I. F ry e of v isiting friends at T he Dalles. w here they w ill m ake th e ir home W ebster. N. 1) stopped to visit at for the present. th e W C ollenge hom e w hile en ro u te ' Mrs M adge Pom eroy, w ho w as re to C alifornia, last week Mr F ry e is cently operated on at St. V incent's a b ro th e r of Mrs C ollenge hospital for appendicitis, w as able (By Mrs. Frank P ezold tl Mrs. .Maurer Hostess to be rem oved to h e r hom e h ere tne ROCK CREEK - Mrs. K R adke Fern Hill club m et at th e hom e o f ' first of th e w eek and is rep o rted as Mrs Ed M aurer for an all day ses- | w as called to S acram ento. Cal . on doing as w ell as can be expected. account of the illness o f h er sister. sum T h ere was a larg e crow d in j M argaret Vivian, a pupil in the Mrs. John H am el Mr. and Mrs John sixth attendance. grade here, m oved to M ontana M rs L M C ochran en te rta in e d ' Nelson of W illbridge a re at Mrs. last Monday. relativ es at a duck d in n e r F riday R adke's place d u rin g h e r absence. B urton and .Alton G rabhorn of the Mr and Mrs. W illiam Held of H azeldale evening G uests w ere G ilb ert and school a re new pupils in B yron M oobcrry, Mr and Mrs. E stacada visited Mr. and Mrs Ben the sixth grade. Lloyd Shaw . John and C arol A u er.' Leu and fam ily of this section last The pupils of th e u p p er grades I, C M oobcrry. B eth and R obert week Mr and M rs Held also visited hav e form ed a hobby club It affords Mrs. W. W ism er of H illsboro and C ochran. Mr. and Mrs. L c v e re tt A dam s and a diversion for th e rain y days. \ rrb o o rt D inner Success P upils of the p rim ary grades have The d in n e r given T h u rsd ay by th e fam ily. m ade friezes for th e ir study of the ladies o f th e church at V erboort w as I O ne of th e bridges n ear the tu n Pilgrim s. Indians an d th e first v ery successful Q uite a n u m b er a t-j nel on the U nited R ailw ay is being T hanksgiving day. rep aired tended from here. A bsences for the past w eek w ere Mrs J. Euegy of this section and ( rnpp Builds House Hen C ropp of Scoggins valley, w ho . Mrs W G. V ictor of May View. F red V anH orn. S h irley M ulthauf. erle and M arion Ogle. A lbert K en recently bought th e Eischen prop- | Wash have re tu rn e d a fte r a five M ig. R oberta Thom pson an d M arilee e rty now occupied by Mrs. Agnes w eeks' visit in the m iddelw est and Pom eroy. T hey visited m a n y M elllivan, is rep airin g th e house C alifornia. M ary N ew kirk and A rth u r Moo and is also building a new house be. frien d s and re lativ es en route. They ney a re new pupils in th e p rim ary side il. and m ay bu ild tw o m ore | stopped at C hicago and H ighland. room . Ill : SI. Louis. Mo.: C hapm an. J u n c houses to rent. Ray Woods, and M arion I.a th a n o f tion C ity and Eudora. Kan.. D en ver, Colo.: S alt L ake City, U tah; B laine visited friends h e re S atu rd ay . ( ’ceil B ennett and son R obert of Los A ngeles. L ong Beach. P a sa M cM innville, visited his m other. dena and San Francisco. Cal At J e n n ie A. R«*eher to Helen M. Reeher, Mrs S tella B ennett, ¡hid o th e r r e H ighland. 111., they visited th eir p art Lot ■’ Block 9. F o rest Grove. old hom e place. W hile th ere they F ern S. S tew art R eeher et v ir to S ta n latives S atu rd ay . Mi ss T helm a Lilly of S herw ood is I w ere about th re e m iles aw ay from ley Robertson et ux. p a rt Lot 2 Block Naylor*» A ddition. F o re s t Grove. slay in g w ith h e r g ran d m o th er. Mrs. a cyclone In L aw rence. K an . they 1 e*. I. Mocroft ct ux to J . A. Reeher et Belle Lilly, and atten d in g H illsboro visited th e ir cousins, w ho a re in ux. N W 1« . f SW >| and Lot 3 Section terested in th e R eu ter P ipe O rgan 3 T1S R lW high school M an u facturing plant. Mrs. Fuegy J . W Connell, »-heriff. to W. E. Ham il Mrs. W heeler H onored and Mrs. V ictor visited the plant ton. p a rt Lot 2 Block 7, Forest Grove. M E. L adies' Aid m et last W ed T Agne* E leanor Stiles to J . H. Stile«, h eir cousin. H. T Jost. has in nesday aftern o o n and a fte r t h e stalled pipe organs in Tacom a and p a rt Lot 1 Block 9 W alk er's A ddition. business session a lunch w as se rv P ortland. W hile in K ansas they F orest (»rove. J. W ayland ('w en ct ux to David Dahm. ed su rp risin g Mrs. E u n ice W heel visited several of Mr. Fuegy s Lot €5 3rd A ddition, B e n I’ark. er. w ho left T uesday to v isit re la also H e rb e rt H. Faber et al to Tenet M ort relatives. At Los A ngeles they v is tives in S eattle. Co.. T rac t 4 Echo H eights Section for sev eral days w ith Mrs. gage M rs Jessie H enderson sp en t the ited 3 T2S R lW . Fuegy's son-in-law and daughter. W ashington county to Ew ell P la ste r, 3 w eek -en d w ith Mrs. L u tie M apes in Mr. and Mrs. E A. T hom an At Acres Section 32 T3N R3W. H illsboro. A. S. P a ttu llo et a l to Lyle W hite et P asadena they visited th e Moody E lm er Bacon Here al. 9.SG A cres Sections 5 and $ T2S R lW . an d Rev. M arks fam ilies Mrs. E lm er Bacon, w ho has been w o rk V ictor is now visiting relatives J . W. C onnell, sh e riff, to M ark T. Cox. p a rt of Section 13 T lS R4W. ing on a boat betw een P o rtlan d and in Oregon. Roy L ynn ct ux to A. E. V erdegan et New York, is visitin g his g ra n d ux. 80 Acre» Section II T2S R3W. m other. Mrs. V Bacon S u n d ay he John H. McLeod et ux to N a th a n C. w ent to C orvallis to v isit his m o th R ushing et ux. 5 Acre» T lS R lW . H enry E. W hite et ux to L. L. Bel er. lin g e r e t ux. 72.46 Acre» T IN R2W. Mrs M arshall S m ith and son Lc- I By Mrs. Mary Sinclair) J. C. Nelson i E xecutor) t o J . J. Roy re tu rn e d to h e r hom e in Los R EED V ILLE—Mrs. D ingm an e n F n g le h a rd t. L ets 2 5. 6. 8 Blocks 1 and A ngeles a fte r spending several ighlands A ddition to Hillsboro. te rta in e d S atu rd ay afternoon for her 3 U H nion C entral L ife In su ra n c e Co. to m onths at the hom e of h e r p arents. S u n d ay school class and several C harles M. Menzies e t al, 60 A cres Sec M r an d M rs I, L W adele. tion 9 T2S R lW . ch ild ren n e a r th a t age. D ainty r e Mr and Mrs R udolph S chultz and M ucha et ux to A gnes B ry a n t, L ot fresh m ents w ere served to tw en ty - 3 M. son F ran cis and Mrs. E ffie B urnett, fo Block 12. Orenc«». u r children A gnes B ryant to J. J. Davis et ux. atten d ed an an n iv eh sary d in n e r at T he contest at R eedville S unday Lot 3 Block 12. Orenco. the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. Ed Boose at Forest G rove S u n d ay night. 1 David E dm onton, w ho sp en t a w e e k visiting at th e hom e of Mr. and M rs G eorge Wilcox, re tu rn e d to th e CCC cam p at C anyon City | T hursday. , Couples Honored Mrs M artha M ann gave a d in n er , p a rty at h e r hom e hon o rin g th e ; w edding an n iv ersaries of Rev and , Mrs A lex an d er H aw th o rn e and Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Cole of Hillsboro, Cornelius Civic Club Plans Christmas Party December 17 Couples Honored on Anniversaries Bazaar at Kinton Proves Success Rock Creek Real Estate Transfers Reeedville Better Dairy Feeds P ag e T hree Gurskes Surprised on Anniversary Ky Mrs. Jo h n tlaase > FIRD ALE - IOWA H IL U -M r anrl M rs H enry G u rsk e w ere surprised on th eir th irty -first w edding a n n i versary S au rd ay night P resent w ere Messrs, and M esdam es T ennis Pyle. F rank W aibel and sons N orbert and Richard. Jo h n H aase and children Alvin. M ildred and Lucille. Don Pearson, Sam G erig and d au g h ter M ildred and th e honored guests. Mr. and Mrs H enry G urske. H onors in "500” w ere won by Sam G erig and Mrs. T ennis Pyle receiving high, and Mrs. Don P earson low. R obert Wilson and C arl P eterson spent several days visiting at K ath- lam et, Wash. Goetzes Move Mr and Mrs H erm an G oetz have moved from the Dave /Xrndts place of Iowa H ill to the F W. M ulllvan house in low er F ird ale restrict. Mr and Mrs R eynold G erig and daughters of S t H elens w ere w eek end guests of his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam G erig B irthday C elebrated Mrs Sam G erig en tertain ed w ith a birth d ay p arty T hursday a fte r noon. P resen t w ere Mrs. H arry S tef, fen and son D arrol, Mrs. H arry Soost and son Billy, Mrs H enry J Haase and son W ilbur. Mrs. E Miller. Mrs. M argaret Gnos. Mrs Don Pearson and son Donnie. Mrs. Jo h n Haase, .Mrs H erm an G oetze, Mrs. F rank W aibel and th e honor guest, Mrs. Sam Gerig. E m anuel M iller, w ho has been w orking in W ashington for the past six weeks, is hom e again w ith his fam ily at Iow a Hill. M r and Mrs. H enry Soost and th re e ch ild ren have ren ted a place h ere and m oved in T uesday. M r and Mrs. H enry J. H aase and son W ilbur and W illiam R ufener w ent to W ashington T hu rsd ay a ft ernoon on business. Alec Eischen of Iowa H ill left for C alifornia M onday for a visit. Mrs Em il B randaw of Iow a Hill en tertain ed th e Bloom ing Ladies' Aid in th e church basem ent T h u rs day afternoon. READY—W AITING—ABLE You sit y o u rself dow n in the d e n t ist's chair w ith —"Go to w ork on it. Doc." O r do you say "D octor?” A ny w ay you put the job into his hands and it is up to him. Sam e w ith the m ighty God. You tak e y o u r poor shrivelled h e a rt w ith all its hate, conceit, m urder, un- cleaness to him and say—"Go to w ork on it. Lord. O perate; tak e it out; give m e a new h e a rt th a t can love you and my enem ies and m ake m e decent aro u n d the house and over th e place: in the store o r of fice or w herever. " So you tu rn the case o v er to him. Now it is all in his hands and he is w illing, for him th a t rom eth unto me I w ill in no wise cast out. A nd w aiting too for he says behold now is the accepted tim e; behold now is the day of sal vation. Ready, ab le and w aiting is the Lord. One Bin D ifference You put yo u rself into th e dentist's hands and ex p ect to pay him. The com of th e realm to settle it. Not so w hen you com e to th e L ord— "Nothing in my hands I bring.” N either y o u r own hum an goodness for hum an goodness is ju s t vile rags in God s holy eyes. N or do you bring y o u r prom ise to copy Jesu s C hrist. N eith er do you offer God the years you tau g h t in th e S unday school. N or is th e re any o th er good th at you can lay before him. H um an goodness? No. C opying C h rist” No. W orking for Him No-No No. N oth ing in m y h an d s I bring. N othing says the Book. Not by w orks of righteousness w hich we have done are we saved. D idn't th a t m oney I gave to build a hospital in India, save me? Not one bit. Y our salvation is not p u r chased w ith silver and gold. Then how ?—w ith the precious blood of C hrist, as a lam b w ithout blemish and w ith o u t spot. Do you ta k e y o u r stand th a t the F IL M Lord Jesus C hrist stepped into your shoes and took the guilt and curse ol all your sin and died to clear you? T hen count Him your S aviour and tu rn your life over to Him ar.d from now on m ake it B ible-B ible-B ible and P ray -P ra y -P ra y and by the stren g th He gives you O bey-Obey- O bey.—G eorge N. Taylor, B eaver ton. T his space paid for by business men. 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