Thursdny, January 27, 1938
N ational Pig
C rop Smaller
T h a n in 1936
T o ll'll p ig c ro p fo r 11 k * iM iliir
U n ite d
S tales in
th e pa. t ye a r
reached (I? 277.000 head, a c c o rd in g
to an e s tim a te in c lu d e d in the !)«•
ce rnher 27 r e p o r te d th e b u re a u o f
a g r ic u ltu r a l econom ics o f th e U. S
d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu r e
T h a t n u m b e r is
fiv e p e r le n t
.sm aller th a n the I93H crop , and 22
per cent u n d e r th e fiv e y e a r o v e r
age fo r 1020 3.1 T h e fa ll p ig crop,
h o w e v e r, was o n ly one p e r ce n t
u n d e r 193<J fig u re , re a c h in g an e d i
inatiMl to ta l o f 23.573.(MM) T h e n u m ­
b e r o f pigs .saved p e r U tte r d u t
Illg th e fa ll season o f 1937 was <121.
as c o m p a re d w ith the <1 I t fig u re
fo r 193(5, tin» re p o rt s ta ll'd
T h e re
is a p ro s p e c tiv e in crea • • o f a b o ut
fiv e p e r ce n t in th e n u m b e r o f nows
to fa rr o w in th e s p rin g o f 1939.
h o w e v e r, it wa.s re p o rte d .
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H IL L S B O R O
I Mi
K n h 'ig h W h itm o re , Ire n e and
E la in e W h itm o re o f L a u re l, A Root
■ o f N e w ln rg. V iv ia n and G eorge
Z ie g le r, und E ld o n H avem an
M o u n ta in T o p J u n io rs w ill have
ch a rg e o f th e m o rn in g services here
n e x t S u n d a y. T h e y o u n g peo ple w ill
I i « n|e at tin * » . • n in g
» t v i i < •
B oth m e e tin g
w ill be u n d e r th e
I' ¡1(1« l h ip o f J e n n ie Met k e i T he
pastor, W illia m M orse, and bis fa m ­
ily w il spend n e x t W(*ck-er»d at
H a rris b u rg B a p tis m a l -«■rvic«',*. w ere
h e ld ¡it N e w b e rg ( ’h i i tia n ch u rc h
lo r J im M«*ekcr S u n d a y a fte rn o o n .
C h o ir p ra c tic e , B ib le s tu d y cla
and ;« social e v e n in g fo r th e M ou n -
I ta in ’I’op S u n d a y school was h e ld ¡it
■ ih e W illia m M orse hom e in N e w -
i I,e rg 'I'uesday e v e n in g T h « *e w e e k ­
ly m e e tin g s have been h e ld at v a r ­
ious places at M o u n ta in ’I ’op since
b e fo re ( ’h n s tm n s
T in s Thin.s«lay n ig h t M o u n ta in
| T o p c h u rc h w ill a lte m i re v iv a l s e r­
v ic e . at N e w b e rg <’h ri tia n ch u rc h .
J e n n ie M e e k e r w ill g iv e a re a d in g
Mi
W re a th a S te w a rt, a n u rse at
St V in c e n t's h o s p itu l. sp e n t fro m
S a tu rd a y u n t il M o in tu y w ith h e r
m o th e r, M r
I G . S te w a rt.
O re g o n D ro p S m a ll
B ir th d a y O bserved
O re g o n ’s p ig re p o rt, ba.seil on re-
Iva Mil«- S te w a rt e n te rta in e d w ith
tu n i.s fro m 14-11 hog g ro w e rs o w n ­ a m o n o p o ly and roo k p a rty S a tu r­
in g a b o u t n in e p e r ce n t o f th e hog
day n ig h t in h o n o r o f (tie b irth d a y
in th e state, snow
a dei rea.se o f
«if h e r siste r. Mis* W re a th a S te w -
fiv e p e r cent in th e n u m b e r o f hogs 1 a rt O th e rs p resent w e re V iv ia n
fa r r o w in g in the fa ll, d ro p p in g fro m Z ie g le r.
J e n n ie
M ee ke r,
E ldon
21 (MM) in 193(5 to 20 (MM) last fa ll
H ave m a n . Jo h n
M ee ke r. A r t h u r
N u m b e r o f pigs s a v iil. h o w e ve r,
d ro p p e d o n ly fro m 14(5 (MM) to 145.- S te w a rt. Ge«»rg«' M ee ke r. Bob M il­
(MM) T h is is s h o w n by th e in c re .e e ner. J u n M e e k e r und M rs. I. G.
in n u m b e r o f p ig • saved p e r lit t e r S te w a rt.
Mi
and M r
M a rv in O r n d u ff
re p o rte d at 7 27 fo r 1937 c o m p a n d
w ith <195 th e p re c e d in g ye a r, fo r and ba b y. L c lia . m ove d last w e e k
th e la rg e s t to ta l re p o rte d
in
14 , lo th e C a p S ta y to n house w ith
ye a rs o f re c o rd T h is is an average Jo h n E rye. ear« ta k e r C a p S ta yto n
¡ is M i
O r n d u ff ' fa th e r B a b y I.e-
o f 1.03 o v e r th e n a tio n a l fig u re s
i lia lias been s e rio u s ly ill. and can
fo r th e past fa ll
T o ta l u u rn tx T o f pig> saved in be m o re e a sily cared fo r here.
L T P ro c to r. 76. w h o has been
1937 fr o m th e c o m b in e d s p rin g and
f a ll crop# Is e stim a te d at 325,(MM) i i l l fo r some tun«', is s t ill c o n fin e d
|
to
Ills bed
head co m p a re d w ith 319 (MM) fo r
M rs E liz a b e th B ro o k s and L y n n
193(1. o r an increase o f (5(MM) head
In 1934, o n ly 4(1 p e r ce n t o f th e B ro o ks and sm a ll son. D e n n y, o f
B ro o k s ' sister,
liv e hogs re ce ive d at th e N o rth C a rlto n \ isite d M i
P o rtla n d .stockyards w e re O reg o n M rs J P Jones, S u n d a y M rs F.
p ro d u ce d , b u t th is number b a s A M o rris o n . a house guest o f M rs
raised to <55 per cent fo r th e past J P Jones, re tu rn e d hom e w ith
B ro o k s fo r a fe w days v is it.
tw o years, w ith Idaho, W a sh in g to n M r
A lfr e d L a n e o f N e w b e rg v is ite d
and th e D akotas fu rn is h in g th e m a ­
th
e
G.
A T h o m p so n fa m ily T h u r s ­
jo r p o rtio n o f th e re m a in d e r.
B re e d in g in te n tio n
re p o rte d in d a y and F rid a y .
M r a nd M rs C O J e n n in g s a nd
th e s u rv e y in d ic a te d a decrease o f
a b o u t seven |>er c e n t d u r in g the th re e sons v is ite d M r. a n d M rs.
s p rin g season, w it h a b o u t 25.(MM) H e n ry Y o u n g at V a n c o u v e r S u n ­
sows to be fa rro w e d a.s co m p a re d to day He stayed u i P o rtla n d u n t il
27. (MM) last s p rin g .
M on d a v at th e hom e o f h is d a u gh -
I te r, M is L. L S h u ltz .
Variant Club fold
About Klamath
( B y M rs. L e w is R a ym o n d )
L A U R E L A C R E S L a d ie s ’ c lu b
C H K IIA I.E M M O U N T A IN
Since m e t w ith M rs M a ry R a n k J a n u a ry
th e a lfa lfa fie ld s have been p lo w e d 26. w ith a p o t-lu c k d in n e r. Design
up in K la m a th c o u n ty a nd the f o r a n o th e r q u ilt was chosen und
g ro u n d p la n te d to potatoes dust w o rk sta rte d
s to rm s occur. T h e dust is b la ck So B irth d a y s C e le b ra te d
said M rs J M K o tc ra m a ta lk 1 A p a rty c e le b ra tin g th e 58th
a b o u t tie r fo rm e r horn«’ in tin* T u le b ir th d a y atiniv« rs a ry o f M rs. J T
la k e c o u n tr y at th e B u ck H eaven R o b e rt.. a nd th e 46th a n n iv e rs a ry
V a r ia n t c lu b m e e tin g w ith M rs W o f L e v is R a ym o n d w as g ive n at
F W o b ls e h b 'g e l J a n u a ry 19 S h e ' th e J. S R o b e rts bom«' S a tu rd a y
fu r t h e r sta te d a tug c ro p is u s u a lly i T h e e v e n in g was spent d a n cin g
and M rs
Ted
p ro d u c e d th e re b u t it m a y free ze o r G uests w e re M r
th e g ra ssh o p p e rs ta ke it. E le v a tio n W acken M r and M rs. E lto n W atts,
is a lm o s t a m ile h ig h a nd th e w a te r a ll o f S a le m : M r. and M rs A. G
a lk a lin e N e x t c lu b m e e tin g w i l l be R o b e its o f M c M in n v ille ; M r and
February 16 w ith Mrs B F Deford M rs A l R a n k. K e n n e th R a n k M r
M i J E Bi.». - i
ill te ll about S I - und M i C R M a rtz . M r and M rs
v e rto n a nd a d ja c e n t c o u n try . T h e C F R obinson. Em m a a n d M a r ­
g e ry R o binson. M r. a nd M rs. L e w is
c lu b is s tu d y in g O reg o n
R a ym ond, o f th is c o m m u n ity ; and
C la ir John;<>n, r e c e n tly o f St M r a n d M rs. Vernon L a B a w . Dee
P aul, e n te re d th e se ve n th g ra d e nt Z in c o f H ills b o r o
Pleasant V ie w school J a n u a ry 17
M r; C F R obinson has u n p ro v e d
She is liv in g w ith M r and M rs A r ­ fro m h e r rece n t illness.
t h u r C ra n m c r on th e J im Hess
T h e L L G illis p ie horn«» has been
place.
w ire d and th e y a re e n jo y in g e le c­
J
M. K o tc ra . C la re n c e Wood. t r ic it y . m a k in g a ll o f th e residences
M a r v in O r n d u ff and Jo h n F ry e in th e lo c a lity th a t have ju ic e a v a il­
w e n t to M c M in n v ille J a n u a ry 19 a b le e le c trifie d .
a nd p e titio n e d th e c o u n ty c o u rt to
B ir th d a y O b served
r e p a ir th e road b e tw e e n M o u n ta in
Frances B ro s h e r c e le b ra te d h is
T o p school house a n d th e s la te h ig h ­
w a y at O a k le y ’s d r ie r T h e n * was 15th b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a ry F rid a y
w ith a fa m ily g a th e rin g in c lu d in g
ta lk o f th e N e w b e rg h ig h school bus
h is tw o m a rrie d sisters. M r. and
not c o m in g h e re if th e road was not
M rs. I) L C a rte r, and M rs. R oy
re p a ire d S om e o f th e w o rs t places
C a rte r a nd G lo ria .
h a v e n o w been fix e d
T h e season f o r b la s tin g stum ps
M rs. A F M o rris o n o f A be rd ee n . is ¿it hand. O n th e W c ik e p la ce H e r­
Id a ho , a rr iv e d at tin * ho m e o f a m an G eotze is u sin g Joe B o b e r’s
siste r. M rs J. P Jones, F rid a y for
tr a c to r to a id m th is w o r k . C F.
an in d e fin ite v is it.
R o b in so n has been re m o v in g stum ps
M rs O scar H agg a nd d a u g h te r
on th«* cre e k b o tto m , w h e re m ore
Id a L u c o f R e e d v ille w e re v is ito rs la n d w i l l be in c u ltiv a tio n w it h in
nt th e L. T F in ig a n home fro m F r i ­ reach o f ir r ig a tio n fro m th e cree k.
d a y u n t il S u n d a y, w h ile M r. H agg ! C F. R o b in so n is m o v in g a n d re ­
a tte n d e d a d a iry m e n 's m e e tin g at b u ild in g a c h ic k e n house, p la n n in g
( B v M r « . B ir d
,
*
Laurel Acres
M c C o r m ic k )
('• q u ilh
on g o lfin g m ore fo w ls in th e s p rin g
M rs. J o h n W a lk e r v is ite d h e r th a n th e usu a l fa rm flo c k k e p t be­
m o th e r. M rs. F B T o m p k in s , at fo re
P o rtla n d last w e e k and th is
V. C. L a B a w a n d Dee Z in c are
M r. and M rs. C la y to n W h itm o re ta k in g d o w n th e o ld s ilo on th e
w e re c a lle d to P o rtla n d F rid a y to R obinson p la ce as L a Bow has p u r ­
be at th«* bedside o f his siste r. M rs. chased Ih e lu m b e r to use on his
A r t h u r M c C o rm ic k , w h o is s e rio u s ly p la ce w est o f H ills b o ro .
ill
M r. and M rs P B F ik s d a l. E a rl
A te n d a iic e P e r f e c t
R aym ond. V io le t M cF a d d e n o f K e l­
P u p ils at F ir (»ro ve school w ith
so. Wash .. in co m p a n y w it h M r. and
p e rfe c t
a tte n d a n c e th e
last six M rs. W J. S im ones o f B e a ve rto n ,
w i’r k s wer«* E la in e . Ire n e and B ru ce v is ite d t h e ir u n c le and a u n t. M r.
W h itm o re . L e R o y and F ra n k B e rt- and M rs L e w is R a ym o n d S unday.
a lo t. G e ra ld a nd H e le n Voorhees
Pussy W illo w s a nd e a rly bulbs,
a nd H e le n O tto . T e d d y V o o rh ee s such as crocus, d a ffo d ils and n a r­
w o n I he c u rr e n t e ve n t contest h e re cissus ar«' c o m in g u p in th is lo ­
last sem ester
c a lity .
Th«'
flo w e rin g
Japanese
C la re n c e W o o d ’s fa th e r C. A. Q u in ce is b u d d in g a t th e hom e o f
B u rn h a m , is v e ry ill al W illa m in a , M rs Dan O ’ R ear. M rs C F. R o b in ­
a c c o rd in g to w o rd re ce ive d S a tu r ­ son
boasted
these
blossom s
d a y w h e n W ood v is ite d a b ro th e r, C h ristm a s.
E a rl B u rn h a m , at C ham poeg.
M rs M c rv in W h itm o re was ta ke n
l.iiK o ln B a n q u e t S et
to W ila m e tte h o s p ita l in N e w b e rg
P O R T L A N D . J a n u a ry 24 (S p e c ia l'
F rid a y . Slu* re c e iv e d a b lo o d tra n s ­
A n im a l L in c o ln day b a n q u e t o f
fu s io n th a t d a y p re p a ra to ry to a
m a jo r o p e ra tio n som e tim e th is th e M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty c e n tra l c o m ­
m itte e w ill be h e ld in th e M u ltn o ­
week
m ah h o te l h e re S a tu rd a y . F e b ru a ry
B ir th d a y s C e le b ra te d
M rs. E I Haveman e n te r!a im 'd 12. it was a n n ou n ce d to d ay.
w it h a b ir th d a y d in n e r p a rty S u n ­
d a y h o n o rin g a d a u g h te r and son.
" T lio G re a t M a rk e t Place o f W a sh ­
H illie T.vkcson a n d N o r v a il H a v e ­ in g to n C o u n ty " th e A rg u s c la ssi­
m an . O th e rs p re s e n t wer«' M r. and f ie d p a g e .
tf
Firdale G ro u p to Give Play
at I aurei M eeting Saturday
(B y M r * . F . I,. B r o u n )
fie ld , aia w ith h e r m o th e r. M rs
I.A U H E I. A oiK ’- iir t p la y, " I .r a r n - N ile B e n n e tt, w h ile M r W a lla ce i
Irig by E x p e rie n c e '’ w ill be g ive n w o r k in g w ith G eo rg e Poole in g e t­
b y :i g r i i i i p o f F ird a le fo lk * a l the tin g o u t e e d ur posts.
F u n n e r U n io n so cia l m e e tin g S at-
J W T w ig g is s h in g lin g his house
im liiy n ig h t. T h e re w ill be recita­ th is w e e k a nd fin is h e d a ne w
tio n * m ill in s tru m e n ta l m iuiie
b ro o d e r house r e c e n tly fo r t h e
M i a m i M rs A lv in Ilalne.s. house D e B oer fa m ily , w h o have re n te d
gu e st* o f h e r *l* te r. M rs C a lv in th e place. T h e T w ig g s hope to get
W h itm o re , fo r se ve ra l week«, le ft m oved to th«* G ro n e r fa rm th is
F rid a y fo r P o rtla n d to v is it fo r a week, w h e re he w ill be e m p lo y e d
w eek b e fore returning t o
th e ir
G eorge R osevear is fin is h in g a
hom e in O r o v ille . Wash
log b u ild in g 24 feet sq u a re to b<
Ite v . F E F ishe r, p a rlo r at D a y- used fo r a w ood shed a nd storage
ton. w ill preach h e re S u n d a y ax purposes.
s u b s titu te fo r th e re g u lu r pastor,
Ite v P lu m e r, convalescing fro m a
se rio u s illn e ss
S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty guest* at
th e F I,. B ro w n hom e w e re M r.
and M rs II G
M cN a y a nd tw o
d a u g h te rs o f F ore st G ro ve , w h o
( B y M is s H e l e n e S c h u lz )
v is ite d fro m S a tu rd a y u n t il M o n ­
FARMINGTON Women C ob
d a y, M r and M rs S .1. Beehen and
tw o c h ild re n o f W est U n io n and m u n ity W e lfa re c lu b m eets in th e
c lu b room s o f th e school F rid a y
M r and M rs Lee B ro w n
M l and M rs T o m S to u t and h e r a fte rn o o n . M rs C. L R o b in so n is
th re e c h ild re n , E ve lin e , Jo h n and hostess. Each m e m b e r is asked to
E lsie Y u n g e n o f D a lla s
v is ite d a tte n d and b rin g a p e n n y f o r r o ll
Mr
S to u t s u n d e , A d o lp h S c h m id t. c a ll T h e c lu b 's p la n s f o r th e y e a r
Sunday
M rs.
S to u t
'E m m a w ill be discussed and th e n e w ly
S c h m id t i was h o rn and rea re d elected o ffic e rs w ill be in charge
here,
a tte n d in g
th e
I.a u re lv ie w C o m m itte e s w ill be a p p o in te d .
M rs. M M H aw se is h e re fro m
school fro m 1904 to 1912
T h e cook stove, w h ir h th e L a d ie s ’ Biggs. C a h f, to v iis t at the John
Boge
hom e
c lu b purch a se d fo r th e 4-H g ir ls ’
M ild re d W eston spent th e w e e k ­
r o o k in g clu b , has been d e liv e re d to
th e school house a nd w i l l be rea d y end w ith frie n d s in P o rtla n d
fo r tin ' n e x t m e e tin g o f th e class to
C la u d ia In g ra m v is ite d h e r au n t
he h e ld in tw o w eeks.
M rs G ra n t Dodge, and h e r g ra n d ­
T h e se ve n th a nd e ig h th grades, m o th e r, M rs
Jane In g ra m , last
n in e p u p ils in a ll. to o k c o u n ty e x ­ w eek, r e tu r n in g to h e r h o m e in
a m in a tio n s M o n d a y
T h e re is no P o rtla n d F rid a y Mi
IngrM
s ix th g ra d e in th e L a u re l school
been s tu d y in g a rt in P o rtla n d . M rs
M r and M rs. L . A W h ittle w e re In g ra m is s t ill q u ite i l l as a re s u lt
guests at a S u n d a y d in n e r p a rty at o f a fa ll su sta in ed a w e e k ago.
th e E a rl C a m p b e ll h o m e in P o r t­
M iss M a u d P a tte e is sp e n d in g a
la n d O th e r guests w e re M r. and I fe w w e e ks a t th e D o c to r D ow ns
M rs H M W h isn a n d a n d d a u g h - hom e in P o rtla n d
ters
D o ro th y
a nd
P a tric ia
and i
R ic h a rd W h ittle and d a u g h te r D o r- | H o u s e w a rm in g , , v f n ,
, ,,
, fo rm e r re sid e n ts here. T h e W h it- , N e ig h b o rs and frie n d s o f M r and
th
and C a m p b e lls a re fo rm e r Id a - M rs. W. A . Dodge and fa m ily s u r-
bo n e ig h b o rs
1 Prise(l th e m w ith a h o u s e w a rm in g
P ro p e rty T ra n s fe rre d
>’ a r t y S a tu rd a y n ig h t. T h e y w e re
A tra n s fe r o f p ro p e rtie s and title s I p re se n te d w it h a set o f k itc h e n co n -
o f th e S I I
O r n d u ff estate has ! *ain^rs M r and M rs Dodge are
been n e g o tia te d re c e n tly M rs A r - j m uch pleased w ith t h e ir n e w hom e
t h u r N e w la n d < M e rle O r n d u ff I h a s; and fa rm ste a d .
p u rch a se d th e in te re s t o f M rs E a rl A tte n d s S tate M eet
W. T. P u tn a m re tu rn e d S u n d a y
B u ch a n a n ( M e lv ie O r n d u f f i t h u s
o b ta in in g th e B0 acres n o rth o f th e \ m o rn in g fro m C o q u ille w h e re he
c o u n ty road and M rs D e w e y M e r ­ a tte n d e d th e sta te d a iry m e n 's m e e t­
e r 'M i l l i e O r n d u ff) has t it le to in g . H e owns ■ fine hi rd ot ■'
th e 40 acres on th e so u th side o f I cows.
M r and M rs. A lto n F o o rd and
th e roa d
T h is s e ttle m e n t m akes
each o w n e r in d e p e n d e n t o f th e 1 d a u g h te r N a n c y L o u o f B e a v e rto n
w e re w e e k -e n d guests a t th e E rnest
o th e r
F o o rd home.
P o rtla n d e rs M o v e H e re
A b s e n t fro m school fo r several
M r and M rs A r t h u r N e w la n d ,
re c e n tly o f P o rtla n d , a re n o w l i v ­ days because o f illn e s s w e re B e r ­
in g on th e ir p ro p e rty . T h e house th a D h u y v e tte r. G la d y s B u r k h a lte r
is th e one recently o ccu p ie d b y and M a u rin e P u tn a m . M iss E nge-
th e W h isn a n d fa m ily , w h o m oved bretsen. h e a lth nurse, v is ite d school
to P o rtla n d O ld e r re sid e n ts w ill F rid a y . She expressed h e r ple a s­
r< m e m b e r th e pla ce as th e J a k e u re at th e g e n e ra l h e a lth c o n d itio n s
o f th e school W ith h e r assistance
W h itm o re home,
M r. and
M rs. H a ro ld W a lla ce th e school is h o p in g to a rra n g e fo r
' B la n ch e B e n n e tt) r e c e n tly o f S ta n - a c lin ic in th e n e a r fu tu re fo r d e n ­
ta l e x a m in a tio n s and S c h ic k tests
M rs E d w a rd H a tfie ld cam e hom e
fro m
St.
V in c e n t's
h o s p ita l
in
P o rtla n d . T h u rs d a y , and is re c u p e r­
a tin g . She has been in th e h o s p ita l
( B y M r * . J. A . M c C o y )
Farmington Club
to Meet Friday
K A N S A S C IT Y D o ris C ro p p was
a b le to leave th e g e n e ra l h o s p ita l
f F ore st G ro v e F rid a y to go to h e r
hom e, w h e re she is re c o v e rin g fro m
an a p p e n d ic itis o p e ra tio n .
M rs. L o ttie L e e p e r’s m o th e r. M rs
M c ig h n o f F orest G ro v e , is i l l at
h e r home.
M r. and M rs. M a r tin Jackson and
M r. and M rs. J. A
M cC o y and
d a u g h te r E th e l w e re p a rty guests
S u n d a y o f D a v id Ja ckso n a nd M rs.
L o u ise W h itin e r and M r. and M rs.
F re d D u y c k and fa m ily o f B u x to n .
F ra n k V a n d e rza n d e n m ade a t r ip
S u n d a y to T id e w a te r on business.
M r and M rs. Ed V a n d e rza n d e n
o f H o q u ia m . Wash., sp e n t th e w e e k ­
end w it h M r V a n d e rza n d e n '» p a r ­
ents M r. ar.d M rs. J. P. V a n d e rz a n ­
den.
D a ve Jackson o f B u x to n is spend­
in g th e w e e k w it h h is d a u g h te r.
M rs. P ete R e id lin g , a nd fa m ily o f
G aston.
M r. and M rs R o b e rt K e c and
lit t le son o f V e rn o n ia w e re p a rty
guests S u n d a y o f M r. and M rs. C a l­
v in Ja ckso n and fa m ily o f Salem .
M r. and M rs. M a r tin Ja ckso n r e ­
tu rn e d hom e w it h M r. and M rs.
K e e to spend a fe w d a ys v is itin g
re la tiv e s in V e rn o n ia .
F a ir v ie w h ad n o sch o o l se ve ra l
days last w e e k on a cco u n t o f th e ir
te a che r, M rs. F lo y d S haw , b e in g ill.
A sp e cia l te le p h o n e m e e tin g o f
th e H ills id e . T h a tc h e r T e le p h o n e
Co. w a s h e ld M o n d a y a fte rn o o n a t
th e T h a tc h e r c h u rc h to discuss in ­
s ta lla tio n o f m e ta llic lin e .
M r. a nd M rs. J. P. V a n d e rza n d e n
a tte n d e d a "500” c a rd p a rty T u e s­
d a y e v e n in g g iv e n b y th e A lt a r so ci­
e ty o f V e rb o o rt at th e W illia m V e r-
b o o rt hom e. T h e re w e re tw e lv e
ta b le s at p la y .
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S e e s ig h t s n e v e r s e e n b e f o r e ¡ . . . p o s s i b l e
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I t ’ « e v e r y th in g
th a t's new in e n te r­
ta in m e n t— r o llic k ­
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Segal, Harold
K u u li
P A U L G U IL F O Y L E
b y the A u th o rs of
" B o y M eets G i r l "
A p a rty and s h o w e r was g iv e n in
h o n o r o f M r. a nd M rs. Jam es C lin e ­
b e ll, w h o w e re m a rrie d re c e n tly , at
th e hom e o f M r. and M rs. A lb e rt
M e ie r. F rid a y n ig h t. O th e rs p resent
w e re M essrs and M esdam es H e rm a n
S c h in d le r o f H ills b o ro , W a lte r N ic k -
ols. C lin e b e ll Sr., V e rn D ysle and
fa m ily , H a r r y Hansen. F re d G a le r.
B ill D o e rn and fa m ily R ic h a rd Wis-
m er. M rs H K u r a t li a nd D o ro th y
K u r a t li o f H ills b o ro , L o is and D o n ­
a ld M e ie r. R u b y C lin e b e ll, R u th and
R a y m o n d W ism e r. R u th and M a r ­
g aret D ic k m a n . E rn e st Z im m e rm a n .
D
Johnson. L e o na a nd A lfr e d
S c h in d le r. M iss O p h e lia W is m e r o f
H ills b o ro . Ire n e S p rin g e r. N c ls J o h n ­
son, W a lte r. E s th e r Rose, a nd A lm a
Face Powder
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E R IK R H O D E S
B IL L Y G IL B E R T
T H U R S ., FRI., S A T .
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Deep-Down Laughs!
E x a m in e r H e re W ednesday
M r D o o le y, e x a m in e r o f o p e ra to rs
and c h a u ffe u rs , w i l l be in H ills b o ro
W ednesday. F e b ru a ry 2, a t th e
c o u rth o u s e fro m 10 a. m . to 5 p. m.
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Bethany-Cedar Mill
Cod Liver Oil
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Ona dim e throw« the guy down
...S o I gets him another —only
her sweetie happens to bo Ihe
best swordsmen in to w n ... And
was he jealous I . . . Whoops I’*
F r id a y
in a safe, a n d sure f o r m — a n d always
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BIG D O U B L E BILL
S h e rw o o d P .-T
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w ill g iv e a
dance in th e grade school g ym
F rid a y . H ite 's o rc h e s tra w ill fu r -
n ish m usic.
T h e O liv e r C la r k fa m ily had a
te le p h o n e in s ta lle d in t h e ir hom e
re c e n tly .
Miss L u c ille P eterson o f H ills ­
b o ro spent th e w e e k -e n d w ith h e r
parents. M r. and M rs. O. H P e te r­
son. a nd fa m ily .
M rs. H a r r y L a rs o n o f B u ll M o u n ­
ta in is s p e n d in g se v e ra l w eeks in
C a lifo r n ia w ith re la tiv e s .
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January
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C on tin u ou s S h o w S a tu r d a y — 1 :3 0 u n til l i p
I T H U R ., FRI., S A T .
A d v a n c e d p u b lic s p e a k in g class
o f T ig a rd h ig h school w ill p resent
G a r d n e r in A r m y
th e m y s te ry com edy. “ A n n e -W h a ts
G eorge G a rd n e r, son o f M rs. E v e ­
H e r N a m e " F e b ru a ry 4 T h e cast ly n B e rk le y . H ills b o r o ro u te fiv e ,
t . i l l in c lu d e 13 c h a ra cte rs.
e n lis te d in th e a rm y la s t F rid a y f o r
M r- M u lle n , a T ig a rd h ig h school s e rv ic e w ith th e 7th In f a n t r y re g i-
teacher, re c e n tly secured a th re e m e n t at V a n c o u v e r B a rra c k s .
D a s chicks. T h e y m ust h a v e V it a m in
DELTA
SE R V IC E
S T A T IO N
(B y .Mr*. O. H. Peterson!
B E N D - M iss
F rances
G holson,
1937 g ra d u a te o f th e lo c a l school
and a fre s h m a n o f T ig a rd u n io n
high, is th e o n ly s tu d e n t w h o has
had s tra ig h t ones d u rin g th e past
semester.
w e e ks’ s c h o la rs h ip in th e S outh
S hore D ra m a tic school o f C h ica g o
as a re w a rd f o r an an a lo go u s p la y
e n title d
"P e rs o n a lity
P lu s ." T he
contest was h e ld b y th e T h e a tre
G u ild o f th e M id -W e s t.
D onald M e y e r has been o u t o f
T ig a rd h ig h school th e past tw o
w e e k * w ith measles.
Dori M e r r it. T ig a rd h ig h school
s tu d e n t w o n th e s ta te m ed a l fo r
e o ririg h ig h e st in th e O regon State
B a d io S h o rth a n d co n test c o n d ucte d
b y H. T Vance, m a n a g e r o f ra d io
s h o rth a n d contest. O regon S t a t e
co lle g e H e is th e f ir s t boy in the
n in e ye a rs o f d ic ta tio n to re ce ive
th is a w a rd .
P re s id e n t's B a ll T o n ig h t
T h e P re s id e n t’s B a ll is to be h e ld
in th e St A n th o n y h a ll a t T ig a rd
'T h u rs d a y ). J. C. B ily e u is c h a ir ­
man.
Layers need tw ic e as m u c h V it a m in
A C it
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S e p te m b e r
y o u r layers p le n ty
AspirinTablefs
«)IN Hie Motorists who are making real savings
and getting complete satisl'aetion with BUSCH’S
CUSTOM-BUILT TIKES.
TWO IIANDV LOCATIONS
S lu c k i M a n y b e a u tifu l g ifts w e re re
ceived
L a d ie s' A id o f th e B e th a n y P re s­
b y te ria n c h u rc h m et at th e ho m e o f
M rs. W a lte r N ic k o ls T h u rs d a y a f t ­
ernoon M r
S c h e n d e r o f P o rtla n d
sang.
M rs N a n cy B o y has p rim ro se s,
now drops. a nd anem ones b lo o m in g
in h e r y a rd
T h e re w ill be a c a rd p a rty and
d a ric at the C e d a r M ill G ra n g e h a ll
n e x t S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
L e e dy G ra n g e m e t W ednesday
n ig h t w ith a fa ir a tte n d a n ce H R
F in d le y gave a ta lk on ta x a tio n .
M r and M r C h a rle s B o w e r h a ve
m over! to B e a ve rto n .
Le o la W a lte r g ra d u a te d fro m th e
G ir ls ' P o ly te c h n ic last w eek. She
w ill c o n tin u e h e r sch o o lin g at B e a v ­
e rto n h ig h school.
E. E Jones p e n t se v e ra l days last
w eek w ith his sisters, M rs. W. P
Snook and M rs J N. M a s te rto n o f
P o rtla n d .
Forest Jones is hom e fro m A la s k a
Mr
and M r
F re d K ir ch o f
G rays R iv e r, Wash., v is ite d w ith
M C. L a rse n and fa m ily se v e ra l
days last w eek.
y o u get w h e n y o u give
P ach o f 100 P u re tu t
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O REG O N
S u n d a y school is h e ld e v e ry S u n ­
day at 10 a m . M rs R. L . P u tm a n
p re a c h in g a t 11 a. in.
la rg e r eggs. T h a t 's w h a t
ON TIRES!
GOODYEAR TREAD
s in c e
M o re
50%
HEAVY
H IL L S B O R O ,
Kansas City
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A n ew im p r iv e d m e th o d of r e tr e a d in g you r
o ld fires m a k e s it p o ssib le l o g iv e you fires
e q u a l in q u a lity to an d c a r r y in g th e g u a r ­
a n te e o f n e w tires.
A R G U S,
JO U R N E Y ”
PLUS —
“ LIFE B E G IN S W IT H L O V E ”