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Aft« 1 -a-veral w«-«*k' o f « rg a n iz-
a tiu ii w in 1: W a sh in g to n c o u n ty
ha k e th a ll league a s ix -te a m a ffa ir.
K im . f
H u p i»
Hu » » » lu i II h i
I '. id v to * w jn g in to actio n and
1 '•U’lllll 1“ h«» 4 h it c h e e rfu l I.» .1
F rid a y lU K lit . i
h i.
H illu »'Hint ha Mei n e x t \v/»«-k a' th e o p e n in g
h< L illie s stub
In A
w al l mi
h u iiih t-fl tiu i i w a y lu .1 I ° f ' a .on
W A b ra m
I» a g m * d u s < t o i
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u ve i M«. M im o ili»
JlAib<t
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ion
Orc-nco
H
ank
«lilluta 1 h i t i l d i (irs i
lash against
H( av. i t o n and T u a la tin m a k e up
h ig h
'rl l i o u l c o m p e t i t i
P iced by H ill G ro g a n wh« » l . i l i f . tin* < iic in t A ll It am : th e la te d th e m -
up « ig h t p u m i
ih ,. 11, n
« I m
n adv fo r tin- m -. i - uii sta rt
» i tu rn e d on th e heat in th
ti» r week a fte r h a v in g tu c k e d .« v-
oud h u ll. iif t c i tra d iiiH 14 In 12. < ia l p ra ctice g a m e , u n d e r th e ir
at th«- h a lf iva y m a rk W ii'k ifiH mi h«-|i
Ten gain«* w ill he p la ye d in
th e a s s u in p ltu n tiia t a
*»ood n f « a« h h a lf o f the s p lit- .« asun. W ith
fe ll e is th e he i defense, " ■ H . «ach team m ee tin g each o f th«* <.th-
hi men in o iiD }iid i/e < | u • o f till* <1
fo u i tin e
d u im g th e scatnn
b a ll ( h ir in g the hi.st l\v
o f each h a lf w ill p la y a
pei 'I nd . W iu n c i
a llo w in g «»illy fo u i point* t l i l ' u i l p h
thia« gam e uerh
fo r th e league
u iit tlie e n tire lia lf K ei 1er. M .«• tro p h y
fo rw a rd , wa*. lu g h p o in t m an fo r
Hub<*> w it li th e ycu n g ea t c o lle c
tlie gam e w ith p i p o in t
h u t th*- tio n o f p la ye r . w ill p resent a f o r
le . s t of the M t M iiit iv ille a tta c k wa
m id a b le a rra y , w h ile B e a v e rto n and
.• t if le il th ro u g h o u t tlie game L o re n Gia-ncu are sta n d in g pat w ith th e
B le iile < we
1.in k e d second w i t h
urn* lin e u p s as last season A d d i
. even p»»mt-, fu r H ilL h o i.»
tio n o f H o w lin g fo rm e rly o f W il-
I in •• Bln«* a m i W h ite
I io o | h * i
l a r m in - iiniv« is ity . ha
I n u g the n o d
/.in k h a lf-a -d o /e n fo u l d in ts m 11 tin - Hank a g g re g a tio n w h ih * T u a l
a t t im p t
w h ile
tlie
Mac ca d» 1 a tin ha a d th d a n u m b e r o f h ig h
e \ p » i l - h it
o n ly fo u r in 13 trie s school p la ve rs G aston has d io w n
In a in e h m ,n a r> game, th e Mc <*< n sid e ra h le s tre n g th in pr«*-s«*asou
M in n v ille • 'H
«piad sw um ned tlie games and a lth i.u g h a n e w c o m e r to
J ld L b o ro .«•« ond a trin g e i
29 to
the !« ague is co u n te d upon to pi j-
T in* cla»h m a rk e d th.- H ilh i
I f \ uh- considerahh- (*otnp«*tition fo r
.'quad's firs t gam«* to g eth e r.
th e vt-te ia n teams
Scores
N e x t w e e k's sch i-du le
M un d a y.
H ll ls b u t u
(2 t)
n M. M in u t ili« * Huh«*i
at T u a la tin . T ie-sday O re n co
h Gr<»u«ii n
r
K r«*iai«r
Haul
W e d m -id a y. T u a la tin at
I « m
11111 v « r « » I «* »■. I
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W l l i l r ai
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’ Tudor H u b e i («astuu at O ren co , T h u r s
I h u f ilr r w r . 7
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day, H ank
at H«*nv«*rton; F rid a y ,
Hannun
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M a lo n e y
R< a vi rto n at G a s h n
S u l.U lO ilr .
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Hat
I
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Nolan I .
M« M h i l i v l l l r
F n tf !•« (..
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i'll, («ah.
k » HitO.11 V .«r le « v
o ff ic ia l.
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„ I Wahnrr
I l l l h i • • I I " « » »
12»» M «Minutili«.
II *
« ■ ■ «I n ia n
I*
l ive Champion
Teams Named
Among Bowlers
b e r i b y each claM . F o llo w in g the
p ro g ra m tre a ts o f po p corn b a ll ; and
: range . w e re d i d rib u te d to a ll pres-
. cm .
L e n a M e y e i . was hostess fo r a pot
' lu c k and tu rk e y (tin n e r S u n d a y to
se ve ra l fa m ilie s in th is c o iriin u n ity .
F o llo w in g th e d in n e r p a rty the
1 y o u n g people Went on a m is tle to e
, In u it and the rest v c ite d arid p layed
■ cards
M r and M r
F re d S c h m id t and
C h a rlie S c h m id t acco m p a n ie d by
M r arid M r
A de R u tschm an and
-on
v is ite d U rb a n H e in ic k a t S h e r
wood, w h o is c o n va le scin g fro m a
serious illn e ss
M r and M i . W Joos o f H ills b o ro
and Th< o d o re W e lls o f R edm ond
w e re d in n e r p a rty g u e s t; o f M rs.
F Io iu B a k e r S unday.
World’s Busiest Street?
C h a m p io n li am fo r fir s t • h a I f
e o m p e lllio n w e re d e te rm in e d in fiv e
o f H ill b o ro ': b o w lin j; league d m -
m g the la i w eek w ith n a m in g o f
th e s lx ili league t it l. s t te s tin g upon
Hie o u tco m e o f fin a l game : th ir
w eek
F ix - it shop, a team o f le ft-h a n d e d
bowling e x p e rt : a n n exe d th e A m -
. i n an league title b y a good m a rg in
C ( ' took the C ity league to p post.
O ak.
G ro c e ry
tlie C o m m e rc ia l
Itu s lilo w I m tir a o ie in tlie N a tio n a l,
and th e L in e m e n in tie - Pi pco c i r
c u it. F u s t place h o n o r fo r th e P ro
gressive leaguers w ill not he d e tc r-
' m in e d u n t il th e close o f th e week s
p la y A f t e r m a in ta in in g a c o m fo r t
a b le m a rg in fo r se ve ra l week.
C h to
place d rip p e d tin e .- s tra ig h t
la t w eek to th e B ird se ye q u in te t,
w in c h cam e up to w ith in one game
o f fil l
T iiu r n a m r n t Opens
UST L O O K at th a t tra ffic ro a rin g
A n n u a l M id - w in te r to u rn a m e n t,
b y' Yc sir, th a t's N ew Y o rk ' fa
w ith
team
d o u b le
and
-in g le ,
.■vent . lis te d opened M o n d a y (-ve m ous F ifth Avenue lo o k in g to w a rd
ilin g
P ie C h ris tin a s p la y w ill be 42nd Street A rid the lady in the s ty l
c o n fin e d
to
team
e ve n ts
w ith
ish w h ite s h irtw a is t and the snappy
s in g le , and d o u b le , sch e d uled to lit t le stravz s k im m e r had b e tte r be
open M o n d a y St r o o d - h a lf p la y in
c a re fu l when she gets to the corner,
th e leagues w ill begin d u rin g the
because yo u k n o w ho w tho..e horse
second w e e k in J a n u a ry , in a ll p ro b
a b ility . a lth o u g h Ray D illo n m a n less carriage d riv e rs sw in g around
a g e r o f th e C le m 's Place alleys, is tire turns. W ith the n a tio n a l autom o
p la n n in g some s h ifts in th e setup o f b ile show approaching. Consumers In
fo rm a tio n dug out th is p ic tu re , taken
se ve ra l le a g u e , b e fore a n n o u n cin g
in 1997. to show w h a t a d iffe re n ce 39
th e schedule.
years can make. T he p ic tu re below
M e a n w h ile , w ith fir s t-r o u n d corn- shows F ifth Avenue as It is today. A d
in titio n w o rrie s o v e r m em b e rs o f
ve rtis in g , w h ic h created the ¿lemand,
C ity league team s h e ld th e ir sem i-
and research, w h ich perfected tlie
u im ia l d in n e r last T ue sd a y n ig h t at
the Purest H ills g o lf c lu b S e veral
« '« » r / r
J
P
•* II. :
o f th e e th e r leagues a re p la n n in g
N a u g h t, 2
1 rat irr ! P* i fi c tio n B a k e ry edged out th*- im lla r e v.-n t fo r th e fu tu re , it wa-
lt.h r « , I
fi . He*.I ' ( ’<»11« ge P h a rm a cy baskete«-r o f
« 'r v w lv y .
2
C
s. King I N«-whi rg 42 to 40 in a t h r illin g a n nounced
S u l.« U lu le
H illu
h .H - lk r r
'.*.
llie g lr. i n ig h tc a p
t o last F rid a y n ig h t's l ive In te r c ity G am es
P
I <>« I k r r
H i—
I
V » . I . .»»,.
l.ehh-i . I trip le -h e a d e r a ttra c tio n
H ill b o ro b o w le rs w o o tw o o f the
a , th e
M M im iv ill« -
Ilr i.lr .
K r ln t r i. il
M
fiv e m tc r - c ity m atches p la ve d lust
u n io n lu g h «chool.
I . u . •!•«•>
I ...
< *„, n a u m ii
<»ff». lal- W « lin e r M tiil T h r a p p
A
seven-tnan
H ills b o ro
H ills b o ro 's e n try in th e llig 8 S u n d a y
league p u lle d th ro u g h to a w in team scored n 3117 to 2716 w m o ve r
th
e
Estes
T
ru
c
k
team
on
the local
b e h in d tlie h ig h -s c o rin g le a d e rs h ip
o f W a rre n W .h n c r w h o tossed in a ll - '- S u n d a y a fte rn o o n , ru n n in g
20 c o u n te rs to re co rd a lm ost h a lf up tl-.e la rge st w in n in g m a rg in to
th e b a ke rs' to ta l score In g ra m o f date T w o m atches on th e O regon
th e w in n e rs cam e second in s c o r C ity a lle y s saw G o ld L e a f D a iry
HANKS
H anks d e fe a te d V c r - in g w ith 13 po in ts, w h ile W ilk e led d ro p p e d b v th e O regon C ity teani.
iio n ia in b a s k e tb a ll T u t »day n lg h t the N e w b e rg a g g re g a tio n w ith an 2393 to 2300. w h ile th e E b n e r Saus
at Hank-. 19 to 20 T h u rs d a y a fte r- i yen dozen m a rke rs.
age co m p a n y team e ked o u t a 2415
noon th«* h ig h school g ir h v o lle y -
Scores:
to 2402 w m o v e r O akes G ro c e ry
( 10 Ne» berg H ills b o ro 's second w in cam e w h e n S ta rk D e ce m b e r 15. a g ir l, at G ood
b a ll team d e fea te d th«* Gash m h ig h I ’ r r f r r M o n <
(’••In mt. I
I
P iiU m r n th e E ix - it S h o p a g g re g a tio n re c o rd S a m a rita n h o s p ita l
c h o o l g ir l iff to 15 at Bank
h h t 2 ö
12.
W U lu
T h u rs d a y n ig h t H anks b o ys’ h ig h M-< ..y
ed a 2498 v ic to r y o v e r I). C W ax in
M rs J. W M eats has been in bed
l i . A it a n
school team d< f«-ate«l T ig a rd at Inirmni. Ji
at P o rtla n d
R u sh lo w th e past w e e k w ith la g rip p e M rs.
7. P in m n i l c o m p e titio n
(Un.. trw I In s u ra n c e lost b y a 50-pin m a rg in . R o b e rt H o lla n d is also ill.
H anks 24 to 14 T in - same n ig h t th e SliMtUii'k. I
S i i b a l i t i i l e • s
( '« • r f r i- i u m
r«krr
2446 to 2396
G astqn to w n team d e fea te d Hank . Nrwlwru
C h e s te r R o b in so n
cam e hom e
J e i i r a n il W 'a g a iii
to w n team 20 to 20 at th e B ank
H tfrr.«
S t i l l i i - r la m i.
H ig h scores in league c o m p e titio n ( r m t O S C to spend th e h o lid a y s
lu g h school g ym
d u rin g th e past w. . k in c lu d a d J and w i l l r e tu rn J a n u a ry 3
F in la y a fte rn o o n
H anks grade
C o r r iir i 223. C ity . B Peschka. 194.
•c h o o l
<lefi-at<-d
M a n n in g
g ra d ,
C o m m e rc ia l: E L o v e le tt. 195. N a
ih u e l in th e ne w H a n l\ g I.n t ■
tio n a l I, H e w itt 192 Proer.-ssive.
.-chool g y m by 20 to 7
(B y M rs. W. E. < ro c k e r)
A G ilm - 'ie 2 0 ’ Pepco and V e lm a
M rs .1 Johnson w h o is re c o v e r H im --. ]75 La d ie s
in g fro m a m a jo r o p e ra tio n , r e t u r n
Leado.- sta n d in g s at th e co n clu
ed to h e r hom e S unday.
T h re e in w c h ild re n have e n tere d sum o f la.-t w e e k's p la y:
i l l y M a r y S in c la ir )
I.rague Standings
tlie school th is w eek T h e y are U il-
R E E D V IL L E — A C h ris tm a s p ro -
I.earur—
W
T.
P-t.
ly E a rl and N o rm a n B ye T he B ye F A l w$»r»r*n
g ra m is be in g p re p a re d by th e S u n
x - i t S»i
IS
fa m ily re c e n tly purchased acreage H u y J .M a n »
(B y V iv ia n llu .ls o n i
d a y school and w ill be g iv e n F r i
19
17
H i v n l S. In W r k -
and
h
u
ilt
a
house
near
C
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n
n
o
r
road.
19
17
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d a y e v e n in g at th e c h u rc h . T h e
H a y w a rd
H a y w a rd school w ill
1.1
3C1
C ix ip e r M o u n ta in L a d ie s' c l u b l*< r f r t - l i n n H n k e r y
I...Id its C h ris tin a s p ro g ra m to n ig h t
c h ild re n a re g o in g to have
enw ue—
W
t. P • school
m et a, th e hom e o f M is C W va ve r ( (’ ’ i t * (' I Store
C
h ris tm a s trees and e x c h a n g e
« T h u rs d a y ! at 7 30
29
IS
r.u
M i and M is Pete M ays and son T h u rs d a y fo r a C h ris tm a s p a rty . A l l o r n l i M i k h X i r n l t u r e
2»
. M 3 C h ris tm a s g ifts in th e ir room s.
21
19
.422 E n ro llm e n t 99
G e ra ld a re liv in g in th e
s m a ll pot lu c k d in n e r was e n jo y e d at I ‘ ns t im e « 'a r ilr tM im
B a tte ry
E
1*
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noon.
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r
M
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and
M
r-
house b c ln .ig in t: to lli.s s r p d ik e
D o n n a and Patsy S h a rp a r e
( a m m r r r |« |
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W
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C
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trib
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te
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n e w pupil.« in th e s ix th a nd t h ir d
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m
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b
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rs
had
d
ra
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n
I'
A < lk in « o n
Ross and w h ile at w o rk T h u rs d a y
23
.r»i i grades. E n ro llm e n t is n o w up to 99
2!
2t
cu t his k n e e w it li an ax. la y in g h im nam es fo r A p ro n s w e re sold to E fiir w H v M u r k e *
B o y B a d ly B u rn e d
1»'. ■!.,
up fu r æ w r a l days w it li a s t if f m em b e rs o f th e c lu b to be g ive n as K f C
a t io n a l I e a c u r
W t. Pe»
L it t le M u r ie l H a rris o n was q u ite
C h ris tm a s presents. C h ris tm a s c a r N
km*c
B n - liliw
In - s tirM n ie
17
«'•22 s e v e re ly b u rn e d S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g
« ; A G h e cn re p o rte d th a t men ols w e re sung by e v e ry o n e N e x t W a lv o m u n M o t o r
511
w h e n he s lip p e d and f e ll against
me. tin g w ill be h e ld w ith M rs Pete B r is t o l H n r< t» -a re
a re at w o rk s la s h in g th e i
2-t
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th e stove.
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( i t 1.1 L e a f D a ir y
If
.35 6
o f w a y fo r th e road, w h ic h goes P ilu s o J a n u a ry (!
Provreanive I earue—
W
T.
P *
M rs. L
Im la y e n te rta in e d h e r
past tin* G heen place.
( ’ le n i's P la c e
SC 1C
Cl 9
S u n d a y school class F rid a y eve-
B »r<lseye
F' imh I m
17
B ask et h a ll R esults
: n in g at h e r hom e. A l l e xch a ng e d i
lm i> e r ia l
C a fe
19 23
. 452
R u b b e r sta m p s and o ffic e s u p -
C a lifo r n ia 46, O S C 34
R a y - M u lm ir
.333 g ift« .
1 t
plies. H ills b o r o A rg u s.
Pep«-«» l.< * a fu e —
tf
M o u n t A n g e l 38. P a c ific U 31.
w
P e t.
Those w h o have tu rk e y s in th is
(S e c o n d H a l f »
v ic in it y h a ve been busy th e past
L in e
se
ve ra l days g e ttin g th e m on th e
( I p e r a t in y
K n t r in e r r ln ir
.s.ci m a rk e t
C o m m e r r ia l
,n:i.i
A tte n d a n c e at S u n d a y school is
g ra d u a lly in c re a s in g w it h a to ta l -
o f 102 S u n d a y.
R ic h a rd H a g g led th e C h ris tia n
E n d e a v p r S u n d a y e v e n in g . D ic k ,
l B y M rs . Z e ll S tru th e rs )
O v e rw c g w ill lead th e fo llo w in g
E li ven H ite o n c lu b m em bers and S u n d a y e v e n in g in a s u m m a ry o f
one v is ito r e n jo y e d th e C h ristm a s th e y e a r's w o rk .
p a rty D e ce m b e r 15 nt th e hom e o f
T he Rev. C h a rle s Hayes preached
M rs. L e n a O lson G ifts w e re e x
changed N e x t m e e tin g . D ecem ber his last serm on h e re S u n d a y e ve
29. w ill be a p a rty f o r th e husbands n in g as he has been c a lle d to M i - I
son C ity at C o u le e dam to f i l l th e ,
in th e e ve n in g
va ca n cy fo r a tim e.
H ite o n school c h ild r e n fin is h e d
th « C h ris tm a s seal sale o v e r a w eek
M rs . B u t le r W in s
ago T h e a llo tm e n t o f $4 w e re sold
and an a d d itio n a l $3 w o rth .
M rs. N e lia B u tle r o f H ills b o ro
M rs A Johnson, w h o has been ro u te one w o n th ir d pla ce on a (
w ith h e r d a u g h te r. M rs. L e n a Olson, B o u rb o n Red y e a rlin g tu r k e y hen at
w e n t to C a n b y D ece m b e r 12 to th e a n n u a l tu r k e y show at O a k la n d .
m a ke h e r h o m e w ith h e r son.
M r and M rs. M e lv ille H a g g e rty
“ The
G re a t M a r k e t
Place o f
2nd I l o e r
Second and M a in — H ills b o ro
Phone 1K71
and R o b e rt H a g g e rty a rr iv e d fro m
C anada T uesday at th e h o m e o f W a sh in g to n C o u n ty " — th e A rg u s
tla
s
s
ifie
d
page.
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is
t
y
o
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r
w a n ts in
M r. and M rs J. L . H a g g e rty to v is
these co lu m n s .
tf
it u n t il J a n u a ry 3
M r. and M rs. W illia m F C a m p
b e ll and
24 fo r Euge
th e hom e
m erm a n
te n d the
fo r D r. and M rs. C o o k n e a r Rose
b u rg . r e tu r n in g hom e T uesday
Joe H ie k e n b o th e m . w h o used to
a tte n d school here, was se rio u sly
h u rt in an a u to a cid e n t and is co n
fin e d to St V in c e n t's h o sp ita l.
Misses E liz a b e th S tru th e rs and
M a rg a re t H e d d e n and K e n n e t h
S tru th e rs a n d G a y fo rd W ils o n a t
te n de d a s u rp ris e b ir th d a y p a rty
on M iss E v e ly n W a lte rs at h e r hom e
at C edar M ill F rid a y e ve n in g
B o rn , to M r. a nd M rs. L e o n a rd
J
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Hillsboro Wins
Ihriller, 42-40
Parties Held at
Firdale-Iowa Hill
pro d u ct, are c red ite d w ith changing
the p ic tu re fro m th a t o f 1907. when
o n ly a fe w thousand cars were on the
c o u n try's roads, to th a t o f today, w ith
alm ost 39,099.099. The fe w sm all m an
ufa cture rs o f 30 years ago advertised
to sell th e ir p rim itiv e cars, w h ich cost
around $3.099 fo r a “ m e d iu m -p ric e d '
model T he y created a b igger demand
than th e y could fill, and so bigger
factories, increased em ploym ent, and
co nstantly b e tter autom obiles re
sulted. A n d today we can buy an in
fin ite ly su p e rio r car fo r about one-
f ifth o f the price, w h ile h a lf a m illio n
men are d ire c tly em ployed in the in
d u stry, com pared to a fe w thousand
at the tim e th is p ic tu re was taken.
Banks Hi Quintet
Wins I wo Gaines
W (. « .
Cooper Mountain
Program Planned
Reedville Sunday
Hayward School
Program Tonight
Laurel Man Makes
Long Plane Trip
(B y M rs. F. L. B row n)
L A U R E L — B. B C o o le y a rriv e d
hom e S u n d a y. He le f t P la in v ie w . N .
J b y p la n e S a tu rd a y a t 5:25 p m .
and a rr iv e d in P o rtla n d S u n d a y at
11 a. m. w ith one h o u r sto p o v e r in
C hicago. H e re p o rte d an e n jo y a b le
tr ip , e x c e p t w h e n he fle w o v e r th e
R ockies th e a ltitu d e b o th e re d some.
M rs. W a lte r S c h m id t e n te rta in e d
the L a u re l L ig h ts and S h ip m a tes
classes o f th e S u n d a y school at h e r
hom e S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . I t was a
C h ris tm a s p a rty A f t e r th e e xch a ng e
o f g ifts th e y sp e n t th e re m a in d e r
o f th e d a y p la y in g games o u t o f
doors.
M rs. S h a w is s e rio u s ly i l l a t h e r
ho m e o f h e a rt c o m p lic a tio n s
(B y M rs . J o h n Haasei
F IR D A L E -O W A H I L L - M rs. A r n
o ld G nos e n te rta in e d at h e r hom e
F rid a y a fte rn o o n in a m isce lla n eo u s
s h o w e r in h o n o r o f M r ; . F ra n k Boge
o f Io w a H ill. P resent w e re Mes-
darre s Ed Boge. J o h n Boge and
d a u g h te r Veva. F ra n k W a ib e l H e n
r y P e te r E lm e r Boge and d a u g h te r
. E v e ly n . Jo h n Haase. Don Pearson
and son D a ro l. Sam G e rig . John
K o e h n k e and tw in s G race and D o r
o th y H e n ry S ch e u le n b e rg and c h il
d re n Joan and B illy . F ra n k K och
H e n ry S chroeder. O scar P fa h l and
d a u g h te r Loi.- E m il B ra n d a w . O l
iv e r N eum ann. Jo h n H o ra and
d a u g h te r G o ld ie . M rs and M rs. P e r.
c y N eu m a n n . M r and M rs F red
W E S T U N IO N — A r n o ld
B e rg e r
i K ra h m e r, M r a nd M rs. E m a n u el
rece ive d a b a d ly la ce ra te d le ft hand
M ille r and th e A r n o ld G nos fa m ily last w e e k w h e n it was ca u g ht in a
and th e h o n o r guests. M r. and M rs. g ra in g rin d e r.
F ra n k Boge T h e y re c e iv e d m an y
"The C h ild Jesus." an in s p irin g
b e a u tifu l and u se ful g ifts . T h e y are C h ris tm a s cantata, was ren d e re d by
liv in g in a lit t le tw o -ro o m house th e c h o ir o f th e B e th a n y B a p tis t
r ig h t close to th e A r n o ld Gnos fa m c h u rc h S u n d a y T he c h o ir consisted
ily . b u t p la n to b u ild a n e w house o f 28 voices and is led b y C a rl E g g i-
i la te r.
m an.
M rs. M a rg a re t G nos spent fro m
W est U n io n school has a n e w s
T h u rs d a y t i l l S u n d a y v is itin g in paper. “ West U n io n Flashes." p u b -
P o rtla n d
1 lis h e d m o n th ly b y th e p u p ils.
R o b e rt and R ic h a rd Z agel. L e s te r
M e d ic a l T est G iv e n
and W a lte r M u h ly . w h o a re students
D r M cD o na ld , th e c o u n ty d o c to r
at C o n c o rd ia co lle g e in P o rtla n d ,
a re s p e n ding th e ir C h ris tm a s vaca- and th e c o u n ty n u rse c a lle d at the
school W ednesday a nd gave several
| tio n w ith M r. and M rs. F re d M u h ly .
c h ild re n th e S c h ic k test.
B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d
B e llin g e rs M o v e
M rs. L F N e u k irc h ce le b ra te d
L . L . B e llin g e r and fa m ily have
h e r b ir th d a y W ednesday w it h an a ll
m ove d to th e ir n e w home.
d a y q u ilt in g p a rty O th e rs p re se n t
w e re M rs . F re d M u h ly . L e o n a rd Y u le tid e L ig h tin g A ttra c ts
Mr
and M rs
H e n ry Jacobsen
M u h lv . G eorge M e y e r and d a u g h
te r E sther. F ra n k B ra n d a w . Jo h n have some b e a u tifu l o u td o o r Y u le -
S ta rk . P e rc y N eum an. M ik e N e u tid e lig h tin g . I t is v e ry p re tty and
m an O scar P fa h l, W a lte r D e m m in . can be seen fo r some distance as
W illia m H e rg e rt. E rn e s t H a llo u e r,
E. W H in ric h s and M rs. N eu m a n .
S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guests a t th e
h o m e o f L in d a and M a ry K o c h w e re
M r and M rs. H e n ry P eters and
d a u g h te r Louise. M rs J o h n K a m n a
and d a u g h te r B e tty a nd H e rm a n
K och.
West Union Man
Gets Hand Injury
P ro g ra m
H e ld
I f y o u r a d v e rtis e m e n t w e re in
th is space, as m a n y p e o ple w o u ld
re a d it as a re re a d in g th is . B u t y o u r
a d v e rtis e m e n t is n 't here, a n d people
d o n 't k n o w o r care a ra p w h e th e r .
y o u a re s e llin g re a l estate, peanuts,
o r pop c o rn .— N e w Y o r k Press.
HUGH LEWIS CO.
M c C o rm ic k -D e e rin g D e a le r
Beaverton
Phone 9605
At this season of bright
hopes and holiday wishes,
we extend to our custom
ers and friends our wishes
for the merriest of
MERRY
CHRISTMASES
CHAS. L. WALKER
" E v e ry
116 S. T h ir d A v e .
F o rm o f P ro te c tio n ”
H IL L S B O R O
Phone 1722
P8EW
H EIN RICH BROS.
“In Your Case Buy a CASE'
158 S. 3rd A v e
H illsbo ro
Phone 1062
»
1738 a» -v b - P*cka.ro
Cell c -o d d
‘
4%
Checks are now being prepared and will be mailed to all
Certificate holders on December 31. 1937.
Your
m em o rial
trib u te
w ill
We cordially invite prospective customers to investigate this
institution for your January 1st investment. Earnings paid out in
cash on January 1st and July 1st of each year.
Under United States Government Supervision and guar-
anteed up to $5000 to each investor under the Federal Plan. No
safer investment anywhere.
c a rry
th ro u g h
th e
ages
th e
eloquent
b e au ty o f y o u r ow n re g a rd o n ly if
m aterial, design and finish a re w isely
chosen.
O u r kn ow ledge o f m em o
ria l req u ire m e n ts and details u n fa
m ilia r to yo u a re fa ith fu lly o ffered
MORE
O regon
Tualatin Valley Federal Savings ÔC Loan Assn.
M onum ent Work«
Savings and Loan Bldg.
H . H . Standard, M gr.
H lllx b o r o an d N e w b e rg
SL
J. M .
P E R S O N . M anager
544^
GcHtue+iteitt
Hillsboro Appliance
& Plumbing Co.
M em ber F ed eral H om e Loan Bank
e n tire ly w ith o u t o b ligatio n.
V is it
o u r show -room s o r phono fo r a p
po intm ent.
'¿1,
I t is new fro m top to bottom . I t
b rin g s a new m eaning to the w o rd
radio. T h is arm ch a ir P ackard-B ell
a c tu a lly makes its e lf a p a rt o f yo u r
room , no m a tte r how m any tim es
you m ay w ish to rearrange yo u r
fu rn itu re plan. I t is so convenient
yo u w ill w o n d e r w h y w e d id n ’ t
th in k o f i t before. I t is so usable,
yo u w ill prefer i t to any o th e r ty p -
o f ra d io cabinet. I t is a ll radio, too,
w ith a p o w e rfu l six tube Packard-
B e ll th a t tunes to station names on
th e s ta t io n iz e d d ia l— voted the
easiest w ay o f a ll to tune.
P a yab le D ecem ber 31, 1937
T O A L L OF YOU!
WITH A
American
at the R ate of
PER A N N U M
Merry Christmas
160 W. Main St
We thank you for
your patronage.
'T ’D OUR old customers who have somehow
missed our personal greeting
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
. and to our customers, old
and new, many more of these happy holidays.
W e Announce Our R egular Sem i-A nnual Dividend
Phone 271
Merry Christmas!
XMAS
GREETINGS
Callison Resigns
P rin c e G. C a llis o n . head coach
a t th e U n iv e r s ity o f O regon, has
s u b m itte d h is re s ig n a tio n to the
a th le tic b o a rd at t h e u n iv e rs ity
and it has been accepted. C a llis o n
had been u n d e r fir e f o r several
weeks because th e W e b fo o t ele ve n
fa ile d to m a k e a n y b e tte r s h o w in g
th is y e a r and last A “ C an-C oach-
C a llis o n C lu b " was fo rm e d b y some
s tu d en ts. M em b e rs o f th e fo o tb a ll
squad ple d g ed t h e ir s u p p o rt o f
h im . h o w e v e r.
Announcement - - -
M A C H IN E R Y
O nce more
as the holiday season ap
proaches. we greet o u r
many friends and custom
ers with an old time greet
ing . . . .
and a V ery Merry Christmas!
D EN TIST
M c C O R M IC K -D E E R IN G F A R M
G REETINGS!
The Heartiest of
L a u re l S u n d a y school had
a
C h ris tm a s p ro g ra m at th e L a u re l
H e lp y o u r c o rre s p o n d e n t send in
c h u rc h , c o n s is tin g o f c a ro l sin g in g . e a r ly copy. Som e F rid a y o r S a tu r-
re c ita tio n s and special m u s ic a l n u m . , d a y i f possible.
DR. A. M. ABRAMS
HILLSBORO FEED CO
C H R IS T M A S
Hiteon
SEASON’S
BEST WISHES
X() OUR customers, to our friends, to
our business associates— we extend to yon and
yours our best wishes for the Merriest of Merry
( 'hristm ases'
We thank you for the patronage we have
enjoyed during the past year and welcome an op
portunity to serve you further during the coming
year.
Bid Notice Erroneous
W a sh in g ton c o u n ty g e neral fu n d
A re p re s e n ta tiv e c ro w d o f the
c o u n ty g a the re d at th e G ra n g e h a ll w a rra n ts d e cla re d p a ya ble re c e n t
S u n d a y a fte m o o h to hear G u rd o n ly by C o u n ty T ie n H ire r M au d W
W a re n a tio n a l re p re s e n ta tiv e o f th e Hi scow in c lu d e d a ll w’a rra n ts m ir k -
T o w n s e n d c lu b s o f O regon H e n ry cd ' not p a id fo r w a n t o f flu id s " up
Y o ung c o u n ty re p re s e n ta tiv e , p re to la t O cto b er 30 instead o f O c
sided. M usic was fu rn is h e d by J N. to b e r 1, as stated in a news a rlie le
W ile y , soloist. W elcom e address was last week
by M a y o r G a rr e it
Rubber stamps and office «up-
W are sounded an o p tim is tic note
tf
fo r th e T ow n se n d m ove m e n t w hen plies —Hillsboro Argus.
he d e c la re d n e w m em bers are c o m
in g in to th e c lu b s o f O regon at the
ra te o f one h u n d re d a day and the
| c a m p a ig n fo r m e m b e rs h ip is ju s t
g e ttin g w e ll s ta rte d The speaker
fe lt c o n fid e n t th a t th e fa ilu re o f
( v e ry o th e r eco n om ic m easure th a t
has been suggested was d ra w in g the
h o u r n e a r at h and w h e n congress
w o u ld tu rn to th e G e n e ra l W e lfa re
A c t o f 19.37
M rs. H R C h a n tle r, lo ca l a rtis t,
p resented an o rig in a l p a in tin g to the
lo c a l c lu b to be sold in th e n e a r f u
tu re in w h a te v e r w a y th e c lu b m ay
e le ct a nd th e proceeds are f o r th e
m o v e m e n t T he p ic tu re was on d is
p la y S unday. It w ill be on d is p la y
a t th e m e e tin g o f th e lo ca l c lu b th is
c o m in g M on d a y, at 7:30 p. m M e m
bers a re asked to be on hand at 7:30
p ro m p t fo r th e s tu d y o f the G e n e r
a l W e lfa re A c t o f 1937.
H ills L e a v e
M r. a nd M rs. A D. H ill and G le n
H ill le ft last W e d n e sda y f o r t h e ir
hom e in M ile s C ity . M o n t., a fte r a
tw o w e e ks' v is it w it h n e ig h b b o rs
and re la tiv e s in th is c o m m u n ity and
P o rtla n d .
th e ir hom e is un la n d h ig h e r th a n
the s u rro u n d in g te rrito ry
County Townsend
Rally Held Here
"S tandard" Plu m b ing — Fishrr-Thorxen P a in t.
Phone 72
K e lv ln a lo r Appliance«
132 S. 2nd. Hillsboro
Hillsboro. Oregon
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