Tage R ig h t
H IL L S B O R O
G. Kirkpatrick
Named Master
Scholls Grange
A R G U S.
H IL L S B O R O ,
Thursday. November
OREGON
Dairy Co-operative Association Enters Upon Building Program
(Bv M t« l.nrrainr Domminl
SCHOLLS r< Mowing o f f i c e r *
Benefit Drains
Proceeds for 19J$
Milk Fund
Postmaster Urges
Mailing
Mt. Home Grouj
Ejects Officers
Bazaar, Program
Wallace School
(By Mrs ( L. Nelaonl
DIXIE MOUNTAIN Home econ
omies Committee of tile' Giailge* llie't
T hursduy at the» hom e of Mrs C D
Ne lson Plans w ere made* for a p ro
gram and bazaar w hich is to ho held
at the W allace school house' D ecem
ber 18 The» program will be» free*
C andy and useful article’s arc to be
sole!, and the' proceeds wil, go to
the* («range* The» public i invited
Dr and Mrs C I, Ogh» of ( «rants
Pass wi le» wce'k-i'lid guests e»f Ml
W S toltenberg. Mrs Ogle is a
daughteT of Mi s Stolte'iihci g
Mi and Mrs Milt's Nelson of St
Helens, we'll know n here, are' the*
parents < f a baby gn l Mile's Ne lson
is the' son of George* A Nelson,
county agent of Colum bia county
A boy w as born. Neve'inbe'r 11. to
Di and Mrs J P Russell of G ran ts
Pass Mrs Russe II w ill be* rem em
bered as H elen S toltenberg.
Last T hursday's annual milk fund
hem fit show at the V enetian th eatre
yielded a net retu rn of $55 50. ac
cording to Mrs J 1 Andi i so n . pres,
ident of the S ervice elub. sponsors
of the event
This sum was for ticket salt's, and
lei eand> and donations th e sum of
$12 61 was take'll in. m aking a total
of $88 11
A large» turnout attended the' e v e
ning show, w hich is held annually
to provide a daily supply of milk for
iie’e'd> childre n in H illsboro's public'
schools. Mi s Andei on rep o rted AU
ticket sales we're* nude' at the' th eatre
box office' on the' night o f the' sh o w ,
w ith no advance sale' being a tte m p t
ed this year
School ch ild ren from H illsboro's
th ree schools joined in presenting a
program p rio r to the' start of the*
featu re picture for th e fund show
David Hill school presented a «kit
H i 't n e m b e r the m ore you tell, the'
on "The’ little» old laelv of long ago.”
See M i lte b i'k e ’ft A d
a costum e show featuring a m inuet more' you sell w hen using A rgus
Page 6, Section 2
tf i
dance and the song “ Little» Old W ant Ads.
Lady ”
Schools \d d to P rogram
P eter Boseow school's delegation
gave» a song rep resen tativ e of “G o
ing to T ow n.” while» an Indian v il
lage' scene provided the background
for a dram atization and singing of
“By the- Wate rs of M innetonka * on
the p art of the' B W B arnes school
contingent Stage settings were' a p
nt W a s h in g to n C ounty's Largest D ep t. Store
p ro p riate to the* songs presented.
T hanks o f th e S ervice elub w ere
F u ll Fashioned H O S E
M E N 'S T IE S
expressed to Orange» Phelps of the»
S p e c ia l h o lid a y c lo s t!-
B ig a s s o r tm e n t. B u y f o r
V enetian the'atre'. The' Argus. School
S u p erin ten d en t .1 W Poynter. the»
o llt . Buy silk hose at
C h r is t m a s n o w . V a lu e s
school ch ild ren for th e ir part in the
less th a n cost. W h ile
Io
50e
e
a
c
h
.
program , and all organizations who
this lot lasts.
in any w ay co n trib u ted to the» suc
cess of the m ilk fund u n d ertak in g
P a ir
or
T h irty -eig h t school pupils are* now
being supplied w ith daily milk r a
tions through the» efforts of the milk
P a rt Einen
S TA M P E D APRONS
fund sponsors This numbe r is e x
TOW ELS
pected to increase during the* course
a n d o t h e r p ie ce s.
of the w inter, it was stated.
S iz e I 1x28, c o lo re d
S p e c ia l
b o rd e r s .
S ubscribe for th e Argus.
lo t
Each
w ere elected at an all day G range
m eeting S aturday. G eorge K irk p a t
rick. m aster, W alter Jaq u ith . o v er
seer: Mrs. Erm a K irkpatrick, le c tu r
er: Earl Baker, stew ard. H arry
Schm eltzer. assistant stew ard; Mr-
E lizabeth Reed, chaplain. J B B a rt
lett. tre a su re r. Mrs Wilma S chm elt
zer, secretary ; C. R. K irkpatrick,
gatekeeper; M argaret Flint. Ceres;
Mrs. Eileen O rr. Pom ona: Mrs
E sther Jaqu ith . Flora; Bonnie B art
lett. lady assistant stew ard; H enry
Hesse, executive m em ber; Evelyn
Hesse, pianist R e-instated m em bers
are Mr and M rs F ran k R. well and
Mrs. J. E. B ennett.
Move from Heaverton
Mr and Mrs S huerm an of B eav er
ton, w ho recently purchased the
Chas. R eam er place, moved h ere the
The above p ictu re is an arch itect's d raw in g of th e th re e new buildings to he started im m ediately f, the Dairy C o-operative association
first of th e week
s J ¿ o x ' ' I „ V " 5.' " f $*'5 , w
T his co -o p erativ e en terp rise is com posed o f some 2.W dairy tarn.c: in Hus and neighboring com m unities
Mr and Mrs. Earl W eller of C lif
Seventy -e.ght per cent of th e m ilk pasteurized for th e P o rtlan d m arket is produced bv D airy Co op m em bers
ton and Mr and Mrs. B ird Paul of
P o rtlan d visited at th e A ndrew W el
ler home la«t week
Miss Evelyn P urler. Mrs M argaret deavor business m eeting .scheduled
Mr and Mrs Alex K arpstein Jr.
W harton, and H an aid H eiton of for last Friday evening was post
are visiting at th e hom e of his p a r
P ortland
poned until this Friday evening m
ents in K inton several w eeks before
H enry V ander.'anden atte n d e d the th e eluirch parlors.
m oving to S outhern Oregon, w h ere
football gam e S unday in P o rtlan d
he is employed.
betw een G onzaga and P o rtlan d L'ni-
Makes Improvements
versit.v
Pilots His b ro th er. Ray
i
By
Mrs.
Max
Hreesienl
Banks M is P ayton of K irkland.
A new dining room and w ash
BANKS—A m ateu r n ig h t w ill be Wash . had spent tw o an d one-half V anderzanden. played e e n te r tor
room are being built on to the H T
Hesse home. The in terio r of th e Friday evening in th e Legion hall. A w eeks w ith h e r sister. Mrs Kelly, Gonzaga
W eek-end guests of Mr,-- Jo h n
house is also being papered and good program is prom ised. T here w hile Mrs. Stone w as visiting h er
'C o n tin u e d fro m page 11
w ill also be com m unity singing. A p aren ts in C alifornia Mrs P ayton K essler w ere h er d au g h ter. Mr
painted.
W ilm ar H anson of The Dalles, free will offering w ill be taken, re tu rn e d to B anks w ith th e Tho'mp- G eorge D rake of P ortland and Mr aid to y o u r postal em ployes by e n
Mrs. R E. Jen sen of B eaverton abling them to celeb rate C hristm as
spent the w eek-end at the hom e of w hich w ill go in the fund for p a in t son fam ily w ith w hom sh e w ill v is and
Couple Move
in o th er w ays than tram p in g around
his parents, Mr. and Mrs E rnest ing and rep airin g th e church E v ery it a w eek or so.
Mr
and Mrs A rlie C arstens have d eliv erin g late letters and parcels. ’
one is invited.
Hanson
B anks G rad ers Win
moved
from
W
ilkesboro
and
are
F oreign bound m ail should be
Miss Eva Carlson, w ho has been B irthday C elebrated
A b ask etb all team has been o rg a occupying the up stairs of the Lewis
posted im m ediately. ow ing to the
em ployed in P ortland, is at the homo
Mrs O tto Johnson en tertain ed nized at th e grade school w ith P r in W inter hom e
long sea trav el frequently involved
of her paren ts. Mr and Mrs. C. A w ith a d in n er S unday in honor of cipal O. V W hite as coach The
and custom s inspections abroad
Carlson.
th e 12th b irth d ay an n iv ersary of h er first gam e of the season w as played
M ailing d ate to assure reception of
Journal Juniors to Play
d au g h ter. Fern C overs w ere laid F riday at M anning. B anks w inning
packages m A frica and distant coun.
The Jo u rn al Junior orchestra of for 12 G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs 23-19
tries closed early this week Mail
KALE in P ortland, w 11 play for the Ray Lein and children. Mr. and Mrs Plan School A nnual
I-aiurel-Scholls F arm Uniqn dance to C harles Dodson. Mrs C ath erin e Rep-
destined f o r E uropean countries
B anks high stu d en t body met
should be sent right away. M cPheet-
be given at th e L au rel com m unity peto. Miss R uth West and Jo e J o h n W ednesday and decided to have
e rs said.
I By M abie B. Allison)
hall S aturday evening
son
an n u als th is y e a r if at least 70 p u p
Mr. and Mrs. C laire HUI of P o rt
Mrs E. E H opkins and d au g h ter ils tu rn in 75c each by F rid ay ev en
MOUNTAIN HOME
M ountain Public C o-operation Sought
land and Mr. and Mrs. E G Heaton Moxie and C lark P ow ne of Banks. ing T h ere have been no annuals for Home W oman's M issionary society
■ Post offices all over the country
and Cecil H eaton w ere Sunday d in Mrs Eli H opkins and Miss Mary- this high school fo r a good m any met with Mrs. Joe Ego Thursday will m ake every effort to -handle
n e r p arty guests at th e W C. H eaton C arter ol W ishram. Wash , w ere d in years.
afternoon
New offeiers to take C h ristm as m ails w ithout congestion
home.
n er p arty guests Sunday of Mr and C lub Nam es O fficers
th eir places in Ja n u a ry w ere e le c t and dela> .” he stated, “but d ue to
Mr. and M r- L H M urray a tte n d Mrs. Clyde H opkins at Sherw ood.
ed as follow s: Mrs S am Body,
ous volum e this can be
A 4-H club h as been organized by president: Mrs C ora Joyce, vice- th e enorm
ed the Scotts M ils hom e coming of B irth d ay s C elebrated
only w ith the cooperation of
a g ro u p of g rade school girls. Mrs. president. Mrs. G eorge A. Allison, done
th e Odd Fellow and Rebekah
th e pubhe. A dditional help is being
A pot luck d in n er w as served
lodges S aturd ay evening and also T hursday at the R N A h all in Jo h n Van Dorn is th e lead er At th e secretary, and Mrs Ed. A ebiseh- arran g ed for at most post offices, but
Mrs honor of the b irth d ay an n iv ersaries first m eeting held F rid ay afternoon. , er, treasu rer.
visited Mrs M •...••
even
w ith this precaution the post
M ary K om yate. in Mt Angel, Sun- of m em bers of the lodge, w ho have club officers w ere elected as fol
M ountain Home Radio club met office d ep artm en t cannot g u arantee
lows:
C
onnie
Lou
Van
Dorn,
p
resi
day.
had b irth d ay s d u rin g th e past few d en t; M argery Wilcox, v ice-p resi N ovcm bi r lii T he lecture by Dr d eliv ery unless m ailed in time.
n. iiih--. Two b eau tifu l b irth d ay dent; Nomi K aw am ato. secretary
H ow ard I? T aylor, ch airm an of the
S tick ers of the “Do Not Open Till
cakes cen tered th e table. In th e aft-
W eek-end guests of Mr and Mrs d ep artm en t of psychology of U of C h ristm as” variety a re perm itted on
y o u h a v e n 't g o t a g o o d
ernoon "500" was played Mrs Will B ruce D ow ling w ere his p arents. O . "W as tile Deacon R ight?" was packages going through the mails,
■ .
Davies won first and Mrs. Reuben Mr and Mrs. I,. Dowling, and h er
but all stickers, seals and decorativ
c a r, w h y n o t g e t o n e , a n d
K elly second
b ro th er. C laren ce Lcitzel. of Albany Next m eeting is scheduled f o r additions must bo kept off the front k e e p d r y a n d w a r m t h i s
T uesday at 2 p m. at the G eorge of envelopes or the address side of
Mr and Mrs Cliff Sandy spent H ym nals A rrive
(C ontinued fro m page D
w in t( r. W e s t i l l a r e s id lin g
A few of th e new hym nals for th e Allison hom e All in terested are packages due to confusion w ith the
w ith a lighted house in the dis th e w eek-end w ith M r and Mrs
fu llv
r c e o n d it io n e d
I ’ S K I)
church have been purchased and invited. T here a re no due- nor req u ired mail stam ps.
tancr. The w ord "Greetings" is set M aurice Thompson at St Helens
Miss Hazel W olford atten d ed the w ere used Sunday ('veiling for th e obligations required. S ubject for C ensus D raw s to ( lose
C A R S a t th e lo w e s t p ric e s
across the top. w hile th e fam iliar
o l l l 'l
n
ext
w
eek's
talk
will
be
"S
teachers"
in
stitu
te
in
Forest
G
rove
first tim e Rev. W E W illings a n
H undreds of unem ploym ent cen th is r e a r .
double-barred cross insignia of the
sus cards rolled m to the H illsboro
Tuberculosis association also occu S atu rd ay and rem ained a guest at nounces the topic for th e serm on for C hildren he P ro le e n -d from E.i
u
re?"
New
m
em
bers
of
the
elub
the
Bert
G
rin
d
lc
hom
e
u
n
til
Sunday
post office this w eek as the deadline
next S u n d ay evening as follows
pies a prom inent position.
'31 C h ev ro let Sedan
C ounty quota on the seals th: ■ evening
"R eth in k in g O u r Religion in R egard are Mrs E m ery H arris and Mr
for th e specially-conducted survey
I tv e i.i a buy one* ow ner, la
L.
R
Ralston
W
eek-end
guests
at
th
e
E
H
y ear is nearly 200000. with a sum
of all unem ployed or p artially u n
to th e T riu m p h an t C hurch
mileage.
T eachers of Sherw ood union high em ployed was reached They have
of approxim ately $2000 to be raised. K auffm an hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs C harles V anH orn Honored
E E P ark s and d au g h ter and A lvie
Mrs Morgan said.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n V anD orn and school held an open house for pa been checked in th e local pest of
'32
C
h
ev
ro let Sedan
K auffm an of P ortland.
County Court Approves
ch ild ren w ere guests at a b irth d ay trons of the school last w
fice. M cP heeters said, and a fter be
Mrs. Eli H opkins and Miss Mary- an n iv ersary d in n er S u n d ay in h o n day evening. Each p a re n t present ing separated into counties and ta b
Very good, at a special
M em bers of the W ashington coun
sale price
ty court, in a statem ent issued yes C arter of W ishram. Wash . arc vis o r of Mr. V a n D o rn s father. C harles w as given a card w ith his child's ulated are being sent on to the P o rt
iting Mrs E E Hopkins.
terday, said:
V anD orn, at his hom e on D avid's schcdeulc of classes, and parents land post office, w here they w ill be
Mr and Mrs D P. H opkins r e Hill
'3 6 W illy s Sedan
then attended those elas: es. The rechecked and sent on to W ash
"The 1337 C hristm as Seal sale
In the pink, heater Had be
teachers briefly told of th e ai
deserves th e h earty su p p o rt of e v tu rn ed Tuesday from Tillam ook and Uncle Passes
ington. D. C . w here the B ureau of
of care.
ery resident of W ashington county spent th e week at th e C harles S hip- , F ran k B ennett, an uncle of H enry an d achievem ents of th e subj ect C ensus of the D epartm ent of C om
"No en terp rise ju stifies itself in ley home H opkins u n d erw en t a se r M cDonald, died at T h atch er S unday taught, and question: from th e p »r- m erce w ill take charge.
'3 0 C hev Coupe, R. S.
itid discussed
any m ore tangible m an n er than ious operation for a can cer at th e I aftern o o n at th e hom e of Mr. and
P ortions of M ultnom ah and Yam
I 'l u , o n e n iic w arm com fortable
does this effort to com bat tu b e r Em anuel hospital in P o rtlan d M on Mrs. Ted H aney F u n eral w as held Those from here w ho atten d ed hill counties, in addition to W ash
day.
His
children,
w
ho
visited
him
w ere Mr and M rs Roy Ja q u itl
car in -plendig condition
culosis. T he co ntribution w hich
T uesday at F orest G rove
ington county arc served from the
All:
and Mr- H illsboro post office, necessitating
we all should m ake re tu rn s a d iv i last week at th e Shipley home, w ere
A lbert H eard. P aul Cop. B ert F ri M r- G eorge A. Allison
M
r
ar.d
Mrs
Lloyd
Solomon.
Mr.
M
ary
Boutin
'31
F ord Coupe, R. S.
dend incalculable in its value—a
day and E arl Wilson w ent to A rlin g
sorting of census cards into
and Mrs. W ill H opkins of Jew ell. ton W ednesday m orn in g
C. E young people of M ountaii careful
dividend payable in health.
Ju st tlie one you have been
goose
pn
per
sections
R
eports
on
the
c
en
"We urge th a t the people of this Mr and Mrs C harles H opkins of hunting. T hey re tu rn e d T hursday Home a re m aking plans t o go tu ; sus re tu rn s will probably not be
looking for.
body to L ents D ecem ber
county give th eir u nited support McM innville. Mr. and Mrs. Ole H op and rep o rted no luck.
available
until
som
e
tim
e
a
fter
the
Next Sunday morning the W, tit first of the year, it was stated, since
'3 5 W illy s Sedan
and w hole-hearted co-operation to kins and F lorence H opkins of T illa C hanges Made
On y 11 nod miles, runs like
the W ashington C ounty H ealth as mook.
F red G c a rh e a rt has ren ted the an's M issionary society w ill have m illions of the c ards w ill have to ’
sociation to m ake th e 1937 seal To Play Volley Ball
new P riced below I lie m arket.
Ed C lark g arag e and he and Mrs. charge of the laym en's service im be chet ked and tab u lated after they
sale th e must successful effort of
Volley ball equipm ent has been G c a rh e a rt w ill m ove into th e living m ediately follow ing S unday school, reach W ashington.
its kind ever made in this c o u n ty " purchased for th e high school and q u a rte rs ad jo in in g it. Mr. C lark and a t M ountain Home E vangelical
-D onald T Tem pleton, c o u n t y girls of all classes arc asked to tu rn Mrs. L eona R obertson a re m oving church
'3 7 C h ry s le r R o yal Sedan
M embers of M ountain H o m e «1 Mt I II \ s( ||M | | | \ ( . s i n KM \ \
judge; Jam es Lewis, com m ission out for it. Inter-class gam es w ill be into th e build in g fo rm erly occupied
er; H. D K erkm an. com m issioner. played as soon as a few p ractice by Mr. and Mrs. G am ro th and th e ir C hristian E ndeavor society a n d
F u n eral si rviccs w ere held S u n
Like new big reduction
friends held a T hanksgiving su p day at W ilkeson Wash., for M ar
gam es have been played.
I shoe shop.
per
and
praise
service
in
the
church
Townsend Club to Meet
Mr. and Mrs Francis M iller have
Mrs C h arles K essler and Mr and
tha S Sherm an. 67. w ife of C harles
The Tow nsend club m eets at the retu rn ed to th e ir hom e in Banks a f Mrs. W illiam Moss visited in P o rt dining room last S unday evening. S herm an of B ethany w ho died at
TERMS
M ethodist church M onday 7 p in . te r w orking in th e apple h arv est in land M onday w ith Mrs. Moss' cousin S pper was served by candle light her hom e T hursday. N ovem ber 18
TRADES
fo r a pot luck d in n er fellow ship and \v i ngl -
Mrs. Em m a Boehn Mrs Boehn. w ho and the group sang hym ns w hile Sin- w as born m G erm any December
they
rem
ained
at
the
table
Mis
m eeting. A special program of music,
17. 1869
Mr and Mrs. C liff Thompson and w as in ju red in an au tom obile acci
toasts and addresses has been a r fam ily drove to N ew berg S unday d ent in A ugust, is im proving nicely Violet S till was th e leader d u rin g
S u rv iv in g a re her w idow er two
devotional
services
ranged. O V. White, p resident of w h ere they v isited Mr. Thom pson's
sons. AI and A lfred Ju sseit of W ilke
W L. Moore had a w h ite faced
Mountain Home P -T A club iw 1 son. a sister. Elsie Stoltz, and a '
th e Forest G rove club, is guest aunts. Mi's. S tella K elly and Mrs. steer k illed M onday w hich h e had
CHRYSLER - P LY M O U TH
speaker. Tow nsend club m em bers Dora Payton. Mrs. Kelly is an in v a brought from eastern O regon last w ith Mrs Nelson Friday afternoon brother. Max Selim ,'ling, both of
I'SE H CAR EXCHANGE
and friends of the county arc in v it lid and is stay in g w ith Mr and Mrs ' spring. T h e anim al h ad been on p as Plans for a public m eeting an d B uckley. Wash.
|
to be given early next y ear
Phone 2641
ed.
She w as active in church and I 2nd and Washington
Stone, w ho form erly lived n ear tu re all su m m er and w eighed ap- social
w ere m ade. Mrs Mary Boulin' in ch arity work.
' p ro x im ately
1400 pounds,
live vited the club to m eet w ith h e r De
w eight.
cem ber 17.
Miss B arb ara R iten o u r of Bald
G eorge A Allison S r re tu rn e d
M ountain w as a w eek-end guest of T hursday from his trip through C al
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M cG raw .
ifornia He w ent as far as Tia Ju an a.
Show B rau s Many
Mr xico A llison says O regon looks
The high school stu d en t body good Io him. even w ith all the rain
play "T he P hantom T iger" w as put ( E. M eeting F riday
Automatic Pressure
on F rid ay even in g before a large
M ountain H ome C hristian
audience.
Mr and Mrs. C'lell C arsten - are r e
d eco ratin g th e ir house, w hich has
D e e p <>r S h a llo w
recently been rem odeled. Che* C ole
man is assisting w ith th e work
H am id Jen sen of Forest G rove is
spending a few days visiting Ins
folks. Mr. and Mrs H Jensen
W eek-end guests of Mr. and Mr-
Jo h n H artw ick w ere h e r sisters.
Amateur Night Benefit at
Banks Legion Hall Friday
1937
USED CARS
Drive in Comfort
Through W inter
W’eat her
Christmas Seal
Sale Starts Soon
W EIL’S
BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS
2 i
55c
59c
10c
5c
M a rq u is e tte
PANELS
“ KEEP D R Y ”
2 * |. y d s lo n g , 3 9 in c h e s
w id e w ith r a y o n f r i n g
ed b o tto m s .
Itc a d y to h a n g
Q Q zt
36-inch
O U T IN G F L A N N E L
K a n e y p a tt e r n s
Y ard
W E
10c
DO
We
carry
B a ll
Band
It n It h e r
F o o tw e a r —
Boss o f the Road a n d
B lack B ear Ita ill ( lo th
illg. Slickers, D r e s s
Raincoats a n il T ra n s
parents.
( o m p I e t e
s to c k s .
H E M S T IT C H IN G
Christinas Shop Now!
Slender Hips Arc
' \
Again in the Spotlight
/
Slimmer skills tequire slimmer hips! Gos'
sar J s slide fastener step in o f woven elastic
is iy inches long to give you a long slender
thigh line.
-
Model jo tj................................
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