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H IL L S B O R O
A RGUS.
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
T h u rsd ay , E cbruarv 3. 1938
I
farm ex p en d itu res, w hich req u ire
Special m usic
Serm on study of
i m duy on a cougar hunt In Seng- v is ite d the II V e r s in g f a lllllv fn u n
close co-operation and u n d e rsta n d
I John 9th ch ap te r T uesday. 1 30 to
1 gins valle X and adjacent country Junuui'V 22 m ild till* fo llo w in g W ell
ing by the w hole fam ily.
4 p in jo in t m eeting of L adies' Aid
C lureiter * W ood’s fattier, ( ’ A nesduy
B etterm ent of home conditions
and M issionary Societies at hom e of
B urnhum . was buried in N ew berg
M r and M rs Paul B la z e r and
can be effected by increased san i
Mrs A K rueger, 256 Bailey ave-
tation. including atten tio n to both
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN
P e r F riends cem etery Ja n u a ry 26 Wood Eugene W rig h t, a ll o f Eugene W eiu
i nue In terestin g program and study
xx as adopted b.v Mr. and Mi s Field- w e e k -e n d guests o f B lu ie r 's p a r
w ater supply and sew age disposal,
(By Mrs. Max D reesicnl
attended T here w ill be an o th e r one of Islam. Mrs O F M urphy of fect atten d an ce pupils at Pleasant e r Wood w hen a liabv
ents. M i
and M rs J E B lazer.
the rep o rt continued F req u en t te s t
View
school
last
six
w
eeks
a
r
c
Portland,
state
secretary
of
the
in
two
weeks
BANKS
A m ateur N ig h t“ p ro
ing of w ater sam ples w as urged as
Mi and M rs Tom S huck and W rig h t's lit t le (,nn. w h o had been
M issionary Society of Oregon, w ill John Jones. Roderick. Laura. S h e r
S
heila
Hall
spent
F
riday
night
gram
Friday
evening
w
as
well
a
t
a valu ab le health m easure M odern
<Bv Mrs. Jesse Meyers)
he a guest of honor W ednesday, man and V irginia Mm rax Howard S tanley S huck of H illsboro spent here th e last th re e w e e k ', le t t m iie d
Im ine w ith Ins fa th e r.
ization of th e farm kitchen was tended P reg ram w as us follows: and Saturdax w ith Dr and Mrs K
BUXTON—W B A met at th e recom m ended as a great step in piano solo. C onnie Lou K ennedy; M K ines amt son in Forest G rove. choir night from 8 to 9 M id-w eek G roesbeck. Evelyn a n d G ordon the week end at the Fim gan hom e
T he Young People’s class at
C h ristie W illie and K enneth lin g
h all Ja n u a ry 26 w ith pot luck d in p roviding a m ore livable home. g u itar trio. E arl G enzer and l.ylo
Mrs A rlie C arstens is ill at the service. T hursday, 7 30 p in L ead ers. and D orothy B orland V irginia M omitum lo p S unday school has
O n I r ilr i s il J u ry
n e r A short business m eeting was With 57 p er cent of the population Wolford, sioel g u itar E v erett G en hom e of her m other. Mrs. A A er tonight is Mrs C h arles W att In
C h a rh ". W u n d e rlic h o f Sehefflln,
held. Mrs. V eta C earley w as elect living on an an n u al incom e of zer. Spanish gu itar tap dancing. Byers, in V ernonia Mrs Byers, w ho teresting Bible study and discus M urray was ill m d atiseut from been invited to join the Young
school Monday.
People's class of the C hristian Stan ex H ahn o f M o m itiu n d a le . J o h n
K 1. Putnam , pastor
ed to the office of recording secre $1500 or less, w orking out of a Mary l.ee McGraw. Helen F rvden- is a train ed nurse, is taking care ef s io n
Huth Sim pson xx as able to re church N ewberg, at th e ir snciul W elch o f B e a v e rto n and H ugh Hog-
tary , m ade vacant by th e resig n a carefu lly planned budget for the dall and P atty M cCorm ick; acco rd h er
(urn Io N ew berg high school Mon 'v e ilin g tonight ' Thm sila.v'. follow- e ls o f H ills b o ro a le s e rv in g no th e
tion of Mrs. LaVona Peterson. The hom e was recom m ended as was ion solos by l.y le W olford and Lee
W hosoever W ill T abernacle
Mr amt Mrs Frank A kers o f
fe d e i.il g ra n d J u ly t ills w eek
day a fte r being absent since 1),' i mg revivul church service
day had previously been set aside th e fu rth e r developm ent of t-H Reidel; piano solo. Lillian Mae Ben- P ortland spent T hursday amt Frida.x
(A bove N orth P lains)
M is M ervm W hitm ore is conva-
as cleanup day in w hich eight p e r w ork
Hex K arr xx ill load th e B ible le m b e r 20 w ith h eart trouble.
efiel: m usic by Mrs Tom Engen. w ith her sister Mrs Joe H artw ick
sons took p a rt in th e cleaning and 4-11 L eaders Snugiit
forum S ubject w ill be “T he N eces
Being a C h n stiai in L i t t l e lcciiig satisfactorily at W illam ette
piano. Jo h n W estenhaver. violin,
Mrs Ada S ellers visited in P o rt sity
burning of w aste from the yard.
Things
in Life " was the text Mix.- hospdal. Newberg, follow ing a ma
of
th
e
Blood.
"
Friday
8
p
m.
and
Lee
Reidel.
gu
itar,
violin
solo.
D ifficulty o f securing capable
land from W ednesday u n til Sunday Sunday school. 1(1 a in . classes for
An all day business m eeting w ith and
Masie
Bul
w hen she preach jo r operation Jan u a ry 16
Mary
L
etta
Bush,
accom
panied
by
illing 4-H leaders in m any of
w ith h er sister. Mrs H arry White, all C leta Elliott, su p erin ten d e n t cd at the l used
Hodson M cCorm ick u ttended a
b irth d ay d in n er for m em bers h av th e w county's
M ountain Top church
com m unities
w a s h er m other. Mrs. Bush; vocal solo, and fam ily
ing b irth d ay s in F eb ru ary w ill be b rought u p in ensuing discussion. K enneth Parm ley and com m unity
Hex O rin H utchinson w ill bring Sunday evening The young pen d in n e r party S a tu rd ay evening ut
C
elebrate
45th
A
nniversary
held at th e hall F eb ru ary 5.
E vangelist pie's class hud charg e under the I he Johnson hom e in N ew berg
At present, only tw o out of 11 singing
Mr amt Mrs. Andrexv G ram roth the m orning message
w ere laid for nine
M r Clogsden and fam ily have celeb rated th e ir 45th w edding a n C harlca W I'uit- w ill apeak al B leadership of Miss Je n n ie Meckel Clivers
B irth d ay C elebrated
ru ra l youths of 4-H age a re e n
Mr and M is Frist G orton and
A birthday d in er w as given for gaged in club w ork. S everal com m oved from th e living q u a rte rs m I n iv ersary Sunday by en tertain in g p ill. A ll-day p ray er Tuesday, w ith Bob M ilner led the m usic and sain; Mis J I, M artin of Tuft cam e F ri
a solo Jo h n M eeker lead and ex
N eal B aker Jan u a ry 23 at th e hom e m ented on th e fact th at it is n early the A tlee store to the B uford Crops wuth a fam ily d in n e r at th e ir home. evangelistic m eeting follow ing
Melvin Jam es, pastor
plained a sc rip tu re
T he ju n io r day Io visit thi n sister and dntlgh-
of his parents, Mr and Mrs W illiam im possible in som e sections to find place n ear Banks
G uests w ere Mr ami Mrs G eorge
class handled the m orning service t e i M i s M ervm W hitm ore, w ho is
Mrs H enry McDonald, w ho has Hess. Mr and Mrs H erm an G am
B aker. A large n u m b er of relatives those w ith th e necessary ab ility and
T he pastor. W illiam M orse and ill hi a N ew berg hospital Mrs Mai
Whosoever Will
and friends w ere present.
th e req u ired tim e to devote to the been confined to bed w ith th e flu. roth. Mr and Mrs L eonard Gam
fam ily spent the w eek-end at R ose tm rem ained to lx* n ear her daugh
is im proving.
Jan et and Janice. 6-m onths-old w ork.
roth. Mr and Mrs J li G am roth
Sunday. 3 p m Rev C harles P ix burg
ter and is a house guest of a sis
daughters of M r and Mrs D B E d
A ssistant C ounty Agent L. E M rs P rie k e tt Hostess
ler w ill speak. M onday wo w ill
and L orenc Beryl.
F arm ers here took advantage of ter. Mis l.ynian B iishine. at D un
w ards. w ere taken to Forest G rove Francis, head of 4-H club w ork
Mrs V erne P riek ett w ill e n te r G et Sw eat S hirts
unite w ith th e m inisters of th e th e sprin g -lik e w eather last xveek lin '.
general hospital ill w ith spasmodic here, declared “You can t ju st tak e tain th e b rid g e club Friday a fte r
G uy S toutenberg of U liionvale
B ruce D owling high school a th northw est district of the P entieoslal and tilled the soil S ev eral sow ed
bronchitis last Monday. They arc a person and m ake a lead er of him noon at h er home
C hurch of God .All m inisters and
—a leader m ust be born th at way.
P hilip Wessels left last W ednes letic coach, purchased ten new laym en a re w e lc o m e - - M elvin E w in ter gram
reported im proved.
"S om ething new learned this
We are w illing to g ive help, tr a in day for Fort Lewis airp o rt, w here sw eat sh irts for the basketball team Jam es, pastor.
Dance S aturday
T hese w ere w orn S atu rd ay night at
y ear ' w as roll call for F ir G rove
A dance w ill be sponsored by W. ing and info rm atio n to leaders, but he is stationed He has been tra n s the H illsboro gam e and a re very
Ladies Social club al th e m eeting
B A. at th eir hall F eb ru ary 5. Music we m ust have them to sta rt w ith " ferred from H aw aiian Islands a fter much appreciated by th e team The
P ilg r im House
The county Is too large for any being here on a furlough for a few
Ja n u u ry 25 w ith M is August Otto
.SajijiZj/"1'/ o a r cttsfow ifr., with
by the V andeheys
F
eb
ru
ary
6
C
hapel
service
of
girls'
gym
suits
a
re
also
to
be
p
u
r
effort to be m ade to conduct clubs m onths Mrs Wessels 'M ary Sandy >
w ho hud a planned progi.im M rs
/(d»o xni on/ kitchen e m im i
P a rty T onight
public
w
orship,
10:30
a
m
.
w
ith
chased
for
volley
ball
and
girls'
G eorge B ertalot was taken into the
accom panied him to Fort Lewis and
icnren nt low prices that all
P edro club card p arty w ill be w ithout benefit of leaders.
It was announced th at th e O. S re tu rn e d S atu rd ay to h er hom e in basketball and a stop w atch for L iturgy for fifth S unday a fte r the club She is the n in eteen th inembei
tiiay afford.
h eld at the hom e of Mr and Mrs.
Epiphany
"R
eligion
in
the
News"
b
asketball
and
volley
ball
Money
C.
extension
serv
ice
is
busy
at
Next
m
eeting
will
he
w
ith
Mrs
A
Banks.
Jo h n W agner (tonight) T hursday.
present on plans for a program to
M r and Mrs G eorge Nielson and to m ake these purchases is available topics: “M ethodist Y outh Boycott A Soule F eb ru ary 8
K o m tn r r In ju re d
Kitchen Tool« . co. 1 0 c
meet the needs of young people son retu rn ed last w eek from a from money taken from the student W ar." “St. D orothea's Day Ob-
W H Davis is staving in Port
servance.«?“ and
"The R eform ed
E rling K cm m er received a badly betw een the ages of 15 and 24 years, m onth's v isit w ith relativ es and body play and bask etb all games.
Q u a lity k itc h e n to o la , m n«|»rn de
C hurch in H olland " Serm on, from land for th e rem ain d er of the w in-
lacerated hand Saturday, w hile c u t to include those too old for 4-H friends in N ebraska A fter a few T h ree G rad u ated
■Inn. h ig h
q u a lit y
m a la r ia l a n d
,
w « irk m a n « h lp Itu a t |>rn««f C o nsist«
the day's gospel. Didst T hou Not ter.
tin g wood w ith Ansel W arren on club work.
T
h
ree
seniors,
O
rlin
G
ary.
H
arry
days' visit in and n ear B anks they
o
f
x'
t
ir
'.i
apoona,
a
p s lu ls a
«* k a
B
i
r
l
h
i
l
a
y
C
elebrated
Sow Good S e e d ’“ iS t M atthew
th e Strassel road west of tow n It P art-T im ers Too M any
tu r n e r « m ik in g apoona, la 'll» a , h a t
w ill re tu rn to th e ir hom e in Neah H offm an and F red H om berger.
Mr- D A Gtt e n tertain ed with
w as found necessary to tak e eight
The land use com m ittee rep o rt Bay Wash., w h ere he is em ployed. g rad u ated from B anks high school 13:27i P astor H enry H H aller max a b irth d ay d in n er partx Sundav
t» r w h ip
stitches to close the wound
at th e end of th e first sem ester. be consulted any day. ex cep t M on
w as given by John K am na. c h a ir M others Meet Friday
day, betxx'een 10 a. m. and noon, honoring Mrs Fred G raiihorn of
W illiam Riggle spent a few days man. and pointed out that p art-tim e
T he M others club w ill m eet at the T hey w ill be presented w ith the belxveen 4 and tl p m . or bv a p C ooper M ountain O thers attending
Poring Knives . . 1 0 c
last w eek a t Riggle Bros, logging farm s in the county are much m ore hom e of Mrs C liff Sandy Friday May class in public g rad u atio n e x
f a r i n a k n h e a . g>u»«l q u a lit y « la in
pointm ent at tlie House office, 232 from th ere w ere Mr G raiihorn and
cam p at B irkenfeld. He also visited num erous than th e county's in d u s Mrs. N. B erdan w ill be jo in t h o st ercises.
fam ily and Mrs Ed G rabhoru
l»»a s te e l bla*te.
at the Ed Ingram hom e at Elsie.
N ext R N A. silver tea w ill be N orth T hird avenue.
trial developm ent, upon w hich the ess w ith M rs Sandy.
Mr and Mrs Jack B righnusc
P rogram P resented
F eb ru ary 11.
p art-tim ers depend, w arrants. Be Mrs. Shipley Hostess
Joy. t u rtis and Elsie B righnusc
A uditorium program given bv the cause of the lack of outside w ork
Coffee M akers
49c
A lvie K auffm an re tu rn e d hom e
F ir G rove sew ing club m et F ri
and H ow ard Larson from h ere and
pupils Friday included the follow m any of th e p a n -tim c farm te n day w ith Mrs. E m m ett S hipley in S atu rd ay from P ortland, w h ere he
A lu m in u m r o f f r r m a k e is . M ake« de
E lm er L arson of D ayton w ere d in
ing num bers: Selections by first and an ts have been thro w n on relief, B anks The day w as sp en t q u iltin g 1 has been laid off tem p o rarily from
lic io u s d r ip c o f fe r
non b u rn ban
H e re ’s a really new tru ck .
(By S ir,. J. A. McCoy)
d ie S is c u p c a p a c ity .
ner p arty guests Sunday of Mr and
second y ear harm onica students; th ereb y increasing the b urden of and a pot luck d in n e r w as enjoyed i his w ork w ith th e N orthern Pacific
It,
pruvitles
fur
th
e
m
axim
um
stories about W illiam M cK inlev bv th e tax p ay in g farm er.
KANSAS CITY Lom e S tro h Mrs Sam O tto
Edwart} Day of Hood R iver v isit
at noon by sixteen women.
e x tra loading space, perfect
has bought a 221-acre ranch V ivian Ziegler H onored
K ath ry n Jones and about F ran k lin
D evelopm ent of a farm ing sys
W a ste B a sk ets . 15c
C harles Shipley is confined to his ed Mr. and Mrs J e ff K ennedy S a t n m e ayer
a r G aston for Ins b ro th e r O lio
D. Roosevelt by E rling Kom m er: tem on b e tte r hill soils aim ed at bed w ith severe attack of lum bago. urday He w as B anks high coach
Vivian Z iegler was ho m 'ied with load d istrib u tio n and g r e a t
M e t ili
A .v w trtrd r u lo t ?
F red Dusek w ent to P ittsb u rg a birth d ay d in n e r p arty S unday by
readings by R aym ond Scofield and lessening of erosion: increases in Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M cF arlane a re last year.
m u l dcftlgiut.
e r o p e ra tin g econom y. T he
by m em bers of grades 5. 6. 7 and 8: acreage of long-lived legum es and stay in g at th e S hipley home. Mc
an aunt. Mrs Hov H arrington, al
H elen K auffm an re tu rn e d hom e M onday to see about a ranch,
K ansas City local of F arm ers' M iddleton.
poem by Bobby Watson. H arm onica grasses; grass-seeding of the 7000 F arlan e is back doing th e ja n ito r last W ednesday from
P ortland,
H illie T ykeson and new cab, located over the
Bread Boxes . . . 4 9 c
stu d en ts receiving pins w ere R ich overflew acres along th e T ualatin: w ork in th e grade school until Ship- w h ere she spent tw o w eeks tak in g Union w ill m eet W ednesday in the G eorge Z iegler attended C overs engine, provides g r e a t e r
( ib itm g h r» a d twtwr«
'm u g f it t i n g
c u t e r . A»a<>rt»d c o lo rs a n d d e sig n s
a rd Lazott. Stanton C ornutt. Bev- and lim itation of farm extension to ley is able to co n tin u e w ith th e care of her sister-in-law . M rs Lewis Royal N eighbors' hall in ' Banks w ere laid for eleven
com
fort
for
the
d
riv
e
r
and
e rly W hite and M arie Jones. T w elve specified areas w ere recom m ended w ork.
Vivian Z iegler visited h er b ro
K auffm an, w ho w as ill w ith th e flu B usiness w ill begin at 11 a. m Men
increased visibility.
visitors w ere present. N ext au d i in th e com m ittee's report.
Mrs. E E P a rk s and d a u g h te r of w ill serve an o y ster d in n e r at noon th e r and sister-in-laxx. Mr and Mi
Dish Pans
- . 49c
Mrs. F ran cis Thom pson, fo rm e r
J. M. V anderzanden. in c o m-
Mr and Mrs Ernest V olbcrding M elburn Z iegler at Scholls f i . in
to riu m program w ill be F eb ru ary
P o rtlan d spent last w eek w ith h er
a lu m in u m d i« b p a n , flu e
ly
of
Banks,
is
seriously
ill
w
ith
ton-
m enting on th e rep o rt, m ade a
11.
and Mr and Mrs Edw in P ix le r F riday u n til Sunday m orning
q u a lit y , f o n iu l ’’ hape. r o ll t tm , a p
parents.
Mr
and
Mrs.
E.
H
K
au
ff
p r o x im a t e ly 10 q u a il r a p a c ity .
and little d a u g h te r C arolyn Jean
A card p a rty w as sponsored by plea for a re tu rn to sound, old- silitis at h er hom e in P ortand.
E V H anson w as ill w ith flu
S e e this new
Mr. and Mrs. F red C aldw ell and man Mrs K auffm an, w ho w as sor- of P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs M ar
W B A. F rid ay night. C om m ittee fashioned ideals for those m aking
and
in
bed
several
days
last
week
iouslv
ill
last
week,
is
im
proving.
tin Jackson w ere party guests S u n
included games Mrs. M argaret C or a farm start. Good behavier. co u r d au g h ter re tu rn e d last w eek from
R obert O rn d u ff w as ill and a b
A lum inum Molds co. 5c
IN TER N A TIO N A L
n u tt, Mrs. V eta C earley and Mrs. age. in d u stry an d a sp irit of self- Los Angels. Cal., w h ere th ev had
day of Mrs P ix le r's and Mrs. Vol- sent from M ountain T op school
A lu m in u m m old« f r d e « rr tg and
Jellie » p o p u la r d e w ig n t M a ke j o u r
A lta Carstens C ribbage and Pedro den ial are necessary for success. spent a m onth visiting M r ’C ald
berding's sister. Mrs J A McCoy, Friday.
to d ay nt
fa b le a ttr a c t iv e
fo r d e s e rts
and
w ere played High honors in c rib I he pointed out. E x p en d itu re of w ell's sister. Mrs. W illiam M cF ar
and fam ily
Mrs Jackson is a B irthday O bserved
Jellie s, etc.
Mrs J
M I-., c « ; ,
•. ,
bage w ere won by David E dw ards m oney and co ntracting of debts for lane. and fam ily. A fter a few days
d a u g h te r of Mrs. McCoy.
B e th a n y B a p tis t C h u rc h
visit
w
ith
frien
d
s
and
relativ
es
in
and M rs R W M anley, low In no n -p ro d u ctiv e investm ents a n d
J M S ch affer was taken to the w ith a su rp rise hirthdax p a rty F ri
F eb ru ary 6: S unday school. 9 45
Tum blers . . 3 for 1 0 c
Pedro. H arold F ish er high and lu x u ries is accountable to a great and aro u n d B anks th ey w ill re tu rn i a. m.. Jo h n C roeni. su p erin ten d e n t; G eneral hospital in F orest G rove day night honoring h e r son. Allan
to
th
e
ir
hom
e
in
Neah
Bay.
w
here
ex
ten
t
for
farm
ing
failures
of
the
G eorge Bledsoe low.
I
O thers present w ere M adeline a n d
H
U
G
H
L
E
W
IS
C
O
.
m orning w orship service a t 11 Friday.
Mr.
C
aldw
ell
is
em
ployed
in
a
log
D u ra b le , g o * , c a p a c ity .
I
presen
t
day.
V
anderzanden
d
c-
F ran k P etrzilk a is hom e for a vis
H arvey R eidlm g spent Friday J e r ry Edwards. Doris Je a n and
The church w ill observe this day
ging
cam
p
B
eaverton
I’honc
9605
clared
it from W estport. Wash., w here he
S atu rd ay at V ernonia w ith B ruce C lark. Keith M irlnxx A rth u r
as "Moody Day T he L ord's S upper and
B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d
Livestock C hanges Listed
has been em ployed tw o years.
G eraldine O rnduff
Bonita and
E vening friends.
M cC orm ick-D eering D ealer
Mrs. F ran k G enzer of G reen w ill be com m em orated
C om petition from o th er a n d
SPROUSE-REITZ STORES
H iddink In ju red
P arly guests at the Lom e S tro h and Iva Mae Stew ai t P atricia and
serv ice a t 7:45 D r C. O. W right,
W. H. H iddink received injuries sim ilar food products may have a M ountain celeb rated n e r b irth d ay fo rm er B aptist state secretary, w ill m ay er hom e S unday w ere Mrs Jim m y K otera
j
Wínw«
ju s t below the left eye from a piece g reater effect on d airy products in T uesday by having d in n e r w ith h er present tw o illu strated lectures on S tro h m ay er's sister and husband
Mr.- Ray C lark ha. been ill the
of steel w hich flew from a wedge th e future, th e livestock report s ta t father. A. H W olford, in Banks. "Life A mong th e Crow Indians" and Mr. and M rs P eter N V an d erzan last m onth
w hile splitting wood last Tuesday. ed. declaring th at th is called for H er sons. E arl and E v erett G enzer "A ctivities in M cM innville C ollege " den of Roy and her daughter. Miss
F ran k ie and Hay Slook left Sat
H ad the piece of steel struck a q u a r a program involving most econom i and Jo h n H olland, w ere also guests. M cM innville College q u artet, often F rances VanLoo. and Tony K em per
A
b
erry
an
d
sm
all
fru
it
m
eeting
cal
production,
raising
and
m
ain
tin
-
te r of an inch h ig h er he w ould
h eard over KOIN w ill assist in the and sons W arren and M erlin of
p robably have lost the sight of the j ing of q uality, a m ore extensive w as held in the Legion hall S p eak service —Rev. Jo h n C S chw eitzer G ales C reek
ers
w
ere
A.
W
King.
Dr.
S
M.
Z
el
m
ark
etin
g
program
and
p
articip
a
eye. H e suffered the loss of his
lers. Mr E dw ards and W F. Cyrus. pastor.
rig h t eye w hile shoeing a horse a tion in national advertising.
Pioneer Editor Honored
A v ery slight increase in the P lant diseases, insect pests and fe r t
few years ago.
m b er of d airy cows w as th ought ilizers w ere discussed
The 100th an n iv ersary o f the birth
A large St. F ra n c is C a th o lic C h u rc h . R oy
Mr and A irs A. M artin and fam nu
F ifth S u n d ay a fte r E piphany: of H arvey W Scott, pioneer ed ito r
ily of P o rtlan d w ere overnight likely, w ith a raise in hog p ro d u c crow d attended.
F orest G rove church and S u n d ay Holy m ass xvil be celeb rated next of th e O regonian and Pacific u n i
guests at th e hom e of th e form er's tion included as one recom m enda
tion.
It
was
pointed
out
th
a
t
pork
school
lead
ers'
tra
in
in
g
school
w
ill
S
u
n d ay at 8 and 10:30 a. m The v ersity 's first graduate, w as o b serv
b ro th er-in -law and sister. Mr. and
M rs Russell T h atch er Mr. and Mrs. is the only com m odity w hich O re be held F e b ru ary 9 at th e F irst C on serm on will be preached from the ed at P o rtlan d cen tral lib rary T u es
gon does not raise in sufficient g reg atio n al church. T h e B a n k s H oly Gospel. S unday school after day. P rogram w as sponsored by the
M artin visited h e r m other, Mrs W. am
ount to supply its own needs church expects to have a class to a t 8 a. m mass N ext S unday is the E x -P U. club, an organization of
H iddink, S atu rd ay a n d
Sunday.
com m union day for th e ladies of those w ho w ere grad u ated from P a
Mrs. H iddink retu rn ed to Portland Increase in n u m b er of chickens or tend th is school.
tu rk ey s is u n w arran ted , and sheep
Mrs. Sam Inkley. w est of Banks, A lta r society At 3 p. m. th e Novena cific m ore than 50 years ago. and
w ith the M artins S unday fo r a should
be k ept only in sufficient is confined to h er bed again and is devotion to "O u r M other of P e rp e t w as arran g ed by Mrs. E dith Tozier
w eek's visit.
nu m b ers to clean ou t fence-row s rep o rted v ery il.
ual H elp w ill be held, follow ed by W eatherred.
S unday d in n er party guests a t the an
d
for
ilar needs. The live-
Rev. W. F W illings began last benediction of th e most blessed
Jesse M eyers hom e w ere Mr and stcok rep o sim
rt w as read by C ounty S u n d ay evening a series of serm ons sacram ent.—F a th e r Joseph B Saal
Mrs. A B. E dw ards of th e Elwood A gent C yrus in th e absence of
m ill, Mrs
Jessie T illm an and C om m ittee C hairm an H enry Hagg. on th e m iracles c f Jesus. N ext S un- |
C h ristian C hurch
day h e w ill preach on 'T h e Man
G eorge and Harold Fisher.
A creage R ecom m endations Made
Sick w ith th e Palsy."
•
j L o rd s day unified study-w orship
W. H. H iddink visited his sister.
Changes in n u m b er of acres d e
Mr. and Mrs. B arney Roscoe serv ice 9 45-1145 a m C hurch
Mrs. Jen n ie Beck w ho is ill w ith voted
to various crops now raised
pneum onia at th e M ultnom ah hos in th e county w ere urged in the of M cM innville spent S atu rd ay and school 9 45. Classes for all ages A
S unday at th e C lell C arsten s home class for young m arried folk just
Collections — Credit Reports
p ital Saturday.
rep o rt of the crops com m ittee, read
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W oodm an of organized Mrs P. A. A nderson,
O h le m ille r H u rt
in Washington, Tillam ook, Y a m h ill,
by C hairm an F red Jossy. Included P o rtlan d sp en t th e w eek-end w ith te a c h e r
M orning w orship 10:45
A. S. O hlem iller suffered a badly in the recom m ended acreage a lte ra
I ‘nlk, Clwtbop a n j .Marion Cntmttea
cut thum b on his left hand w hile tions w ere a 1300 increase for corn. h e r p arents. Mr and M rs G eorge M usic by choir. S erm on by pastor
P ersonal C ontact on C ollections
every day
b a rg a in d a y
C hristian E ndeavor 6 30 p m In te r
sp littin g wood S atu rd ay evening 2000 fru it and n u t increase. 1100 M cG raw
Mrs. F red Irv in and ch ild ren of m ediate. high school and Young
th e ax handle caught in his coat I raise in vegetable acreage. 7300
e x tr a sp e c ia ls for H illsb o ro
People.
S
tu
d
y
of
Book
of
R
evela
Oak G rove spent th e xceek-end w ith
pocket causing th e accident.
Wtethlnzl-in County tlf f ir o
: less for oats, 1000 raise in barley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Boyd a re vis 600 increase in clover seed. 900 h e r m other. Mrs. A lice P arm ley. tion for adults. 6:30 p. m. Pastor
D o lla r D a y .
ie
leads in study of Rev. 14. E vangelis
C o m m e rc ia l B u ild in g
“ rea so n s w h y ”
iting relatives at B ridgeport. Neb., ! raise in seed grass. T u rn in g over S unday Mr. Irvin cam e for them .
T he d an ce S atu rd ay n ig h t given tic serv ice 7:30 p. m. O rchestra
w here they form erly lived
Phr ne 3071
i of the 7000 to 11.000 acres of T uala-
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tolke and fam | tin overflow land to p astu re and by th e A m erican Legion w as w ell prelude. Song serv ice assisted by Second «nd Main
K ills h o r
m usicians and young people's choir.
ily spent from Friday to S undav seed grass was recom m ended.
w
hole
co
unty
be
d
eclared
a
district,
nt the Fred Stowell home at R y d er
Weed control was bro u g h t up by
wood. Wash.
Cyrus, w ho ex plained th ere a re in view of th e fact th a t the T u a la
tw o w ays in w hich w eed control tin riv e r can c a rry w eed seeds
i districts may be form ed u n d er the from one end to th e o th er unless
O regon law. T he first involves an th e w hole county js u n d e r control
' o rd er of th e county c o u rt d e c la r O th ers ex p lain ed th at this p ro
ing th e w hole co unty a district. ced u re would be far m ore o f a fi
nancial b u rd en than th e county
' and th e second req u ires th a t a could
assum e.
(Continued from rase I ,
group of at least seven farm ers,
Icc of farm -w om en, w ere given in ■ rep resen tin g 51 p er cent of th e
a report b.v Mrs. L ester Cypher, landow ners of th e ir district, draw
com m ittee chairm an
S u c c e s s f u l j up a petition In th is county, he
and happy living on a farm d e 1 said, about 1200 acres a rc sum m er-
pends upon two factor., the report fallowed annually, p rin cip ally for
stated, nam ing them as a good I I he purpose of w eed-elim ination. At
hom e and good, nutritio u s food. ' present th ere a re no w eed control
T hey can be arriv ed at only bv districts in the county, he stated.
careful planning and budgeting o flR G. Scott recom m ended th a t th e
Mrs. Cearley
Secretary; Big
Meet Planned
Amateur Program Presented
at Banks; Mothers to Meet
H onor Roll Given
at Pleasant View
Cab-over-Engine
Kansas City
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