Mr. and Mrs. Inkley
Celebrate Anniversary
Legislation and
Rural Recreation
County PTA Topic
Gcxn/ Citizenship
L egislation and ru ra l recreatio n
w ere th e su b jects of th e W ashing-
BANKS—Mr. and M rs Sam Ink- ' in 1936. Mr Wessels ,s th e son of ’ ton
county council o f P aren l-
ley celebrated th e ir golden w edding ■ Louis Wessels of V ancouver a n d
associations at an all-day
S unday at the hom e of th e ir d au g h atten d ed th e Forest G rove high 1 Teacher
m eeting held 'at th e C edar Mil!
ter. Mrs. Clell Carstcns. The affair school. He has been stationed at G
range hall Tuesdas
w as m ore of a su rp rise to Mr. and L uke Field. H aw aiian Islands, w ith
Mrs. W illiam K ietzer. P o rtlan d
M rs Inkley. who expected only a lh e U. S arm y a ir corps, and a fler
fam ily reunion and d in n er at noon. i the first of th e y ear he w ill be sta state chairm an on legislation and
Instead a most elab o rate affair had tioned at H am ilton field n ear San national v ice-president, sp o k e on
both national and stale m easures
been planned by Mrs. C arstcns and Francisco.
affecting child w elfare T he m o
o th er m em bers of th e fam ily.
At th e reception w hich followed, tion p ictu re and food d ru g ucts
A w edding cerem ony was p e r the brid e cut a b eautiful w edding w ere exp lain ed In rc.iard to ed u c a
form ed in the m orning w hen Mr. cake and Miss Hazel Wolford. Mrs tion. Mrs K ietzer told of th e state
und Mrs. Inkley renew ed th eir vows L am ar Sandy and Mrs V ernon Lav. eq ualizing plan and said th at funds
of w edlock. Rev. A. M Stook of ton assisted w ith th e serving Im from school lands had decreased
Forest G rove rend th e cerem ony in m ediately follow ing th e reception from $12 to less than $1 25 p er child
th e presence of a large n u m b er of th e young couple left for a short ■ in th e lust 25 years T his tuts made
relatives and friends.
w edding trip to Seattle. Tacoma, the equalizing fund especially im
Mrs Inkley w ore a dress of d ark ¡an d will be at Cam p Lew is a short p o rtan t in O regon.
green w ater silk taffeta and carried tim e
Mrs Inez Miller. G resham , state
a corsage of yellow sw eetpeas and , O ut of tow n guests included Mr ru ral recreatio n chairm an , said that
rosebuds and blue forget-m e-nots, j and Mrs L am ar Sandy of C orvallis, th e com m unity or th e hom e is r e
i Mr. and Mrs M J. Thom pson and sponsible for delinquency P arents,
w ith yellow stream ers.
The couple w ere atten d ed by th eir D oris o f St Helens. Mr and Mrs schools and all agencies in terested
grandson. H arry Inkley. and his V ernon Layton o f M ounU indale. m ch ild ren should be helping the
wife, w ho w ere recen tly m arried i M r an d Mrs O rv ille S andv and children find w ays to use leisure
Mrs. H arry Ink ley w ore a black 'J a c k and P hyllis LaVoie. all of F o r tim e The ex am p le of th e Y uletide
dress and a bandeau of yellow ro se est Grove. Mr and Mrs. Rav Sandv m erry m ak in g in E ngland as d e
buds m h e r hair. S he w ore a corsage and children of H illsboro. Mrs A scribed in some of o u r carols could
E rickson and tw o sons of Rippling well be copied here, she said The
of salmon colored rosebuds.
W aters an d Will R itth a le r of C o r w hole fam ily should jo in in at
The w edding m arch w as played nelius.
such tim es
by Miss R uth Boyles at th e piano
Miss S andy has been th e new s
T w elve associations w ere re p re
and G erald Smith, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Inkley, w ho played th e correspondent for th e H illsboro A r sented at the m eeting conducted by
gus
the
past
sev
eral
y
ears
Mrs. G ladys G reen, p resident. The
violin. P receding th e cerem ony lit
an n u al budget w as read by Mrs
tle Ju n e Inkley. th e seven-year-old
G eorge B urns, treasu rer, an d ac
g ran d d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ink-
cepted New by-law s w ere p re s e n t
ley. sang "I Love You T ruly." L ittle
ed by Mrs G reen and w ill be v o t
Sam m y Inkley, a grandson, was
ed
on at th e n ex t m eeting sch ed u l
ringbearer.
ed for F eb ru ary at G arden Home. 1
At noon a bountiful d in n e r was
served to 52 relativ es and friends
C entering th e table w as a beau tifu l I
bouquet of roses.
H illsboro P aren t-T each er associa
Open house w as held all a fte r
noon w hen friends and relativ es tion w ill hold its re g u la r m eeting
from far and n e a r called to offer F rid ay evening. D ecem ber 17. 3t
C om plete rep o rts of th e m em
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs the union high school, the date b ership roll call w ere not a v a il
h aving been changed so as not to
Inkley. C ake and coffee w ere served conflict
able
at th e m eeting of th e C ounty
w ith o th e r m eetings.
to all visitors. Those w ho assisted
v
"C hristm as Abides." a message
w ith th e serving w ere Mrs. G us from
th e presid en t of th e n ational evening at th e ch am b er of com
G heen. Mrs. W allace Sm ith. Mrs. organization,
w ill be read by Mrs. merce. as m any com m unities had
Clem Inkley and Mrs. Lola Young. E dw ard K ortzeborn.
Mrs. L C. not reported. H ow ever, it is a s
Mr. and Mrs. In k ley w ere m arried K ram ien w i l l d irect com m unity sum ed th at th e to tal w ill be about
in 1887 at West Union, Iowa. A fter singing of C hristm as carols, -n d th e sam e as last y ear
living there a y ear Mr. Inkley was tw o n u m b ers w ill be sung by 'th e
A. M P o rte r w as n am ed as an
called to E ngland to settle an estate. w om en's sex tet of th e A m erican
n al d irecto r in th e Gaston
W hen he retu rn ed th ey m oved to Legion A uxiliary. C arols of oth er additio
N ebraska, w here th ey lived for 17 lands w ill also be sung Mrs. J. L. ' com m unity.
A ccording
to
com m unication
years. They m oved to O regon in S earcy w ill speak on th e m eaning
from th e n a tio n al ch ap ter, money-
C IM P L E a n d u n a d o rn e d , the afte rn o o n frock of P a tte rn 8059 in
1905 and settled on a farm n e a r , of M erry C hristm as.
may be accepted for relief w ork
Banks, w here they still live.
designed fo r y o u n g m o d ern s. T h e tu c k e d bodice Is s h irre d at
A social hour and refresh m en ts in China, but no active d riv e will
Mrs. Inkley. w ho w as Miss Elva w ill conclude the m eetin g in charge
th e w aistlin e to em p h asize th e c u rv e s o f th e figure. C om es in
Wells, w as born N ovem ber 6. 1862. of Mrs. G eorge R eule an d cornm it- be made.
sizes 12, 14, IS, 18 a n d 20.
at Eldora. Iowa. Mr. Inkley was
T h e new long la m p -p o st silh o u e tte so p o p u la r th is y e a r is p re
born in E ngland in 1864 and cam e
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hurd,
sen ted in th e d a y -tim e d ress o f P a tte r n 8066. A sm a rt outfit for
to A m erica w hen 18 m onths old
fo rm erly of St. Paul. M inn . and
festiv e occasions. D esigned in sizes 12, 14. 16, 18 a n d 20.
Mr. and Mrs. In k ley a re th e p a r
th e ir d aughters. B everly. Donna
ents of four living children: Mrs.
T h e d ia g ra m beside P a tte rn 8075 show s how sim p le th is c h a rm
Mae and P atty Lu a re at th e hom e
C lell C arstens and Clem Inklev of
in g house d ress is to m ak e. T h is m odel in a v a rie ty of fab rics is
of his uncle. E. L. H urd. Mrs.
Banks. Mrs. W allace S m ith of F o r
s u re to keep th e lady o f th e ho u se looking h e r best. In sizes 34
H urd and th e girls ju s t recen tly a r
est G rove and C lark In k ley of P o rt
36, 38, 40, 42, 44 an d 46.
riv ed from St. Paul
land. T hey have eight g ran d ch il
A th re e -p ie c e o u tfit to d elig h t th e g irl of te n is show n in P a t
Mrs. H W. Saw don is convales-
dren. All fo u r children, five g r a n d - !
cing in th e S w edish hospital in
te r n 8087. T h e blouse is as trim as a w esk it an d th e cnlot cap
ch ild ren an d the tw o g re a t-g ra n d -!
. S eattle. W ash , from an appendix
an d m uff a re m ad e in c o n tra stin g m a te ria l. D esigned fo r sizes 6
ch ild ren w ere presen t at th e cele- i
. o peration perfo rm ed F riday, accord-
8, 10, 12, 14 a n d 16 y e a rs.
bration.
ing to w ord received by h e r m other.
Mr. and Mrs. In k ley received
A d is tin c tly d iffe re n t gift is th e ev e n in g en sem b le o f P a tte rn
n Mrs. F. W. S in clair
m any beau tifu l presents, including
8089. T he bolero ja c k e t is of v elv et o r m etal cloth an d tra n sfo rm s
Mr. and M rs G eorge H erm ann of
a radio from frien d s of Banks.
a n o th e rw ise sim p le d a y tim e frock, flag a n d calo t a re m ade to
M yrtle P o in t a re guests at th e hom e
m a tc h . C om es in sizes sm all (34-30), m edium (33-40) a n d large
e of Mr. and Mrs. L. E F u rrow , and
(42-44.)
if a re also v isitin g th e ir d aughter,
. v J S r r w w i PATTERN an d STEP-B Y -ST E P SEW ING IN-
if Miss R ow ena H erm ann. Mrs. Iler-
! • A ...1 ( »IONS of anv of the above, send 15c IN COIN vour
|t m an n is a sister of Mrs. F urrow ,
t .X x ;
S 1 ' 1 * NUMBER a n il S I Z E it, - Ur. 1» MI N-
i-
Mr. and Mrs. G E. V anosse and
BANKS—The hom e of Mr. and
riO N THE NAME OF TH IS NEW SPAPER
e M r an d Mrs. V irgil V anosse and
M rs C liff Sandy was th e scene of
a fam ily spent th e w eek -en d at W il-
a p re tty w edding S u n d av w hen
s hoit S prings v isitin g w ith M r. an d .
th e ir youngest daughter. M arv. b e
t Mrs. A ndrew C h ristianson.
cam e the b rid e of P hilip Wessels.
rm cry St., S an Francisco, Cal.
?
Mrs. I. M. T a n n e r of Boise. Idaho.
T he single ring cerem ony w as read
1 left last w eek to spend th e w in te r
by Rev. W. F. W illings at 2 o’clock
..........
cents. P lease send m e the p attern s
in S o u th ern C alifornia, a fte r a few
in th e presence of about forty r e l
at 15 ceqts each:
- days' visit w ith h e r b ro th er, C. D.
atives and friends.
Hudson, and fam ily.
P attern ° -------------------
T he b rid e w ore a floor length
S iz e .......................
w h ite taffeta dress w ith a silver b ro
Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. B u rn e tt and
P a tte rn
caded jacket. She carried an arm
fam ily m oved last F rid ay to th e Dr
bouquet of rosebuds an d sw eetpeas
J. H. Rossm an hom e a t 132 south
P attern
H er sister. Mrs. E rnest M arr, w as
S ix th avenue.
h e r onl:y attendan t. S he w ore a
Mrs. P. J S arsfield left F rid ay
m u lb erry crepe dress and carried
N am e
for h e r hom e at Spokane. Wash.,
an arm bouquet of rosebuds and
a fte r th ree w eeks' visit w ith het-
snapdragons. V ernon L ayton acted
A ddress
D ep artm en t W. —
R. C.
— inspector d au g h ter. Mrs. W. H. W ieber.
as best man for Mr. Wessels. Lo w ill , inspect .............
th e local W oman's R e
G erald B a rr of M edford w as a
h en g rin 's w edding m arch was plav- lief Corps at th e V eterans' hall F r i
guest of re lativ es h ere several days
ed by Miss H azel W olford.
day afternoon. A pot luck din n er
e iast of th e w eek, r e tu r n in g i
Mrs. Wessels is th e d a u g h ter of w ill be serv ed at noon. M em bers th
hom
e Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. C liff Sandy and g rad of th e V ernonia corps w ill m eet
Mrs. R o b ert W arren s of W atts j
u ated from B anks union high school w ith th e local group th at day.
occupancy aro u n d the end of Jan
re tu rn e d last w eek from Los Ang-1
eles. w h ere she w as called by the
uary, h e said.
illness of h e r m other.
o
D avid C ritten d en of E ugene w as ! 1:
an o v er-S u n d ay guest of Mr. and 5
Mrs. F red C aldw ell.
D orcas society of th e A d v e n tis t. v
church w ill have th e ir m onthly food k
sale T h u rsd ay at F red 's m ark et.
I e,
H ugh S. R ogers is serving on th e M
fed eral g ran d ju r y in P o rtlan d this ' R
w eek.
j h
Mrs. N. H. S ch ied el is visitin g h e r
son-in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. and u
Mrs. A rth u r R eiling. at Salem .
Pilgrimage is
Stressed by D.’A .R.
Good Citi lenship P ilgrim age in
I the high schools of the county was
j stressed at Hie 11 A |( m eeting
Mondu.i aflcrnoon at the hom e nt
Ml's \\ It M anlci This is the giv-
mg of an aw ard to the senior girt
elect) d i n her quulitie i of de
| pendaiiility. service
le a d e rs h ip ,
and patriotism . T hree outstanding
girls a te selected b) the faculty.
• aid then the stu d en ts elect by Vote
Hie girl who i ; to receive t h e
aw ard
l h e girl receiving this aw ard is
given an equal eliiince w ith all w in
ner- in the state to le p ic .-nt O re
gon at th e N ational m eeting in
Wusliington. 1) C . next >ear. with
all expenses pmd She also receive-
a ill-onze 1) A It pin
It was announced that the I) A
I! m aga-m e will lie placed In the
Mrs I S m ith attended the
local library in the fu tu re The
m agazine is now edited by the well al of h e r cousin. H o w ard
know n w riter. F iances i’arkington M a e lle th of Y akim a. W ash ,
Keyes, and the F ebruary num ber day afternoon in Portland
M r M acR oth
w ho
w.i
w ill featu re Oregon.
k n o w n h e re som e y e a rs agi
th e son of th e la te W illi.i
J o e p h in e Im b u e M a e lleth
-in liv e d bv his w ife. I.o lin
d e l 'l l '
M a e lleth , a n d o n e b
W illiam M a e lleth of Y akim a
P.-T. /I. Meets
Friday Night
at High School
neu i ross director
BOOK
M E \ I IIE R
Fateh
Mr. and Mrs. Holt
Celebrate 56th
Wedding Date
in \e s iig a ie tin* fu e l s a vin g q u a litie s
Johns-Manville ROCK WOOL Home It
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