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HILLSBORO Page Eight son river, where he has been em- j ployed for sometime. A dance will be sponsored by W B A at the hall Saturday night Music will be furnished by Van- dehey's orchestra. fo Observe Birthdays W B A Review met at the hall April 12 A birthday dinner for members having birthdays in March (By Mrs. Jesse Meyers) April and May. was planned for BUXTON— Auditorium program April 26 to be held at the hall at by the school Friday afternoon ob the regular dinner hour. serving Easter consisted of the fol Mrs Lura Christenson of Port lowing numbers: P.ano solo. Alpha land and Mrs Eugene Laird of Myr Mae Peterson; "Ea<er Habb.t El tle Point spent last Wednesday and eanor Powell; ' April Rains." Waun Thursday at the home of the for eta Ceariev. Helen Walser and mers parents. Mr and Mrs. C A Keith W ilff; April Snow Yvonne Peterson They were accompanied Kommer; “To the Rain," Beverly by Mrs Ella Hill who was an over White; sole. LeRcy Whiteside; "The night guest of Mr and Mrs. N P •urprise, Dorothy Simcntor. Shirley Nelson. White. Marie Jones. Mdv n Canby. Green Mountain Grange met at Frankie Crowther and Eldred K. m- the hall Saturday with pot luck din mer; "Spring." Bobby Watson: clar ner and business meeting inet solo. Faith Scofield. "Where- Harley Quier is on a sheep shear ever They Bloom. Leland Powell; ing tour through Northern Cali "Wise Pussies. Stanton Corn. At. fornia. Idaho and Eastern Oregon "Easter Eggs." Raymond Scofield, Mrs. Claude Reinoehl and Ear’ and three icquested numbers by the Courtney of Salem spent Easter and orchestra. Each pupil received East this week with her mother. Mrs. H er baskets. The Easter egg hunt was E. Quier. and other relatives held in the school room preceding Evelyn Ross and Julia Kauffman the program Prizes awarded pupils of Portland spent Easter holiday find.ng the most eggs—pre-school week with their grandparents, Mr age. Patty Rae Cornutt; pupils of and Mrs N. T Nelson. grades 1 and 2 Raymend Scofield. Couple Honored Eleanor and Leland Powell and Approximately 100 persons at Yvonne Kemmer: 3rd and 4th tended a charivari for Mr and Mrs grades. Keith Wclff. 5th and 6th. Dave Kommer <Bonnie Manley* at Faith Scofield and Frankie Crow their home here Saturday night. A ther; grades 7 and 8. Trevor Canby. kitchen shower will be given them Thirty-two visiters were present. at W B A hall Friday night Next auditorium program will be Mr. and Mrs. Victor White. Shir held next Friday at 1 p m. The ley and Beverly, spent the week Poppy posters will be on display at end and Easter at the Oren Elliott this time. The program will consist home at St Helens of orchestra and harmonica selec Mrs. Mollie Tillman is ill with tions which will be given at Banks flu at her home here music Festival April 29. This school Mr and Mrs Ed Stocker. Gordon will be represented in the poppy and Earl of Portland and Mr. and contest to be held at Banks April Mrs. Oren Frost and Reta Eastman 28 at 3:30. spent Easter holiday at the Jessie Mr. and Mrs Roland Wall of Port Tillman and Powell homes. Other land have apartments at the N. P. guests at the Powell home for East Nelson heme. Mr Wail is employed er were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jones by the S P of Portland. George Burlingham Jr. Dance Saturday of Birkenfeld spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boardman friends here. and Dorethy Jean have moved from A demonstration dinner was giv the leg cabin on the Carl Watson en at W. B A. hall Saturday, spon place and are located near the Wil- sored by Mrs Jessie Tillman and Mrs. Jesse Meyers. Mrs. Odessa Hawes spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs E. Rucker. Mrs. Hawes formerly lived Headquarters for here. Mr. and Mrs A F Rucker and Miss Alice Gmther spent Easter at the Perry Ginther home at Leban- ; on. Recent hard rams have delayed strawberry setting and other farm work Arthur Simonton was unable to attend school most of last week on account of sickness. Mr and Mrs. Charles Pratt of Vancouver. Wash., moved to the W H. Hiddink farm west of town. Program Held At Buxton School Friday Farm Machinery known as the N P Nelson farm Friday Kearney and Curtis Benefiel of Portland spent Easter vacation with their grandm • Mrs M E B, •.- efi el Mrs Oren Frost of Harrisburg is here helping care for her mother. Mrs Mollie Tallman, who is ill Mr and Mrs Jack Overgard of Salem spent the week-end with Mrs Overgard s brother and sister- in-law Mr and Mrs Ruben Kelly Mrs Tresa Stowell and Jean and Miss Betty Stowell and J M Jones of Portland spent Sunday and Mon day with Mrs O H Stowell Betty and Jean v isited school Monday Miss Betty was a former pupil here Mr and Mrs Vern Booth and Roland of Willamina visited Mrs Booth s parents. Mr. and Mrs Har ry Lazott. over the week-end Mr and Mrs Ruben Kelly at tended the wedding of Mr. Kelly's nephew. Robert Kelly, and Miss Tillie Knorr at Hillsboro Saturday- evening Mrs Kelly is wen known here, having attended Banks high school and was a graduate of the class of 1935 at Banks. Mrs. Fred Harty. Esther. Ethel, Orval. Melvin. Norman. Glenn and Margaret of Hillsboro were Easter Sunday dinner party guests of Mrs Harty s brother. C P Tolke and family Mrs Wesley Schlegel of Oakville Wash . is visiting her sister. Mrs Carrie McGill Mr and Mrs. Jim Davis and fam ily of Gales Creek are living in the Waldemar Peterson house, north of town. Mason Bybee was an overnight guest of his brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duling. at Hillsboro Friday- Mr and Mrs. Fritz Gindhart. Mae and Edna and Miss Amber Hastie of Huber were Easter dinner party guests Sunday of the former's par ents. Mr and Mrs. Martin Gind- har’ Mr and Mrs. John Hardebeck of Dilley and Mr and Mrs Thor Groenbeck of Vernonia attended the charivari for Mr and Mrs. Dave Kommer Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. Irvin Boyd of Hills boro visited the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. I M Bybee. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bybee and family returned home with the Boyds to spend Easter Mrs Jessie Tillman is employed at Hillsboro The following persons attended a surprise birthday party and pedro club party for Miss Marie Tolke at her home near North Plains Thursday night from Buxton Chris Tolke and family. Mr. and Mrs. W Klum Mrs. O. H Stowell, George Hollenbeck. Mrs I M Bybee Hen ry Turner. Joe Pongratz and Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Kelly. High hon ors went to Hans Tolke and Mrs. Ed Schlegel Low to Ed Tolke and Myrtle Klum. Pictures Depict Early Mill Scenes Sales and Service Complete line of all types of pumps GRADUATE fa». DEMING PUMPS and WATER SYSTEMS Dainty, Dependable BURKS TURBIN PUMPS Wrist Watches One of our attractive modern wrist watches makes an ideal gift for the girl graduate. A small deposit will keep the watch of your choice until needed. See our fine stock today 1 FENCING W. H. “Bill” DIERDORFF 'Everything for the Farmer’ With Farmers’ Cash Store 150 E. Main St. Hillsboro Phone 3062 Away back in the early 1890 s pictures were taken each year at the Davis Brothers' sawmill south west of Beaverton. Now. brown with age. they are on display in the Argus windows, recalling to mind scenes of nearly half a cen tury ago. Four picture» shown represent a year apiece from 1890 to 1893 One shows a scene deep in the woods, with five yoke of oxen working at the logging end of lumber produc tion. Others depict scenes at the mill, showing various workmen and buildings. The pictures are the property of W. E Davis, now of Banks, route 1. also shown in several of the pictures. Green Mountain (By Mrs. I. R. Strubb) O J McMahon installed an elec tric light plant in his home this week. "Let Andy Fix Your Watch" Mr. and Mr-. Raylngram of Hills Official S. P. Watch Inspector boro visited at the R Bigsby home for Washington County and Friday. 211 E. Main St. Hillsbors Thursday Miss Wilma Bailey of Portland spent Thursday and Friday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F P. Bailey. Miss Ruth Bailey of Manzanita and Miss Etta Bailey of Monmouth were at the F. P Bailey home from Friday to Monday. J. L. Anderson ARGUS, Program Set Groner School For Friday z iBy Lorraine Drmnnnl SC HOI I S A program is being given by the Groner school Fridav Teacher is Thelma Hesee Joseph Stretcher, who has been at the home of his parents the past few weeks, has returned to the V S naval station in San Diego. Cal To Honor New Members Rhoda Hesse. Audrey Heaton. Rose Murray and Ada Hansen are the committee in charge of the April 27 Rebekah lodge meeting when two new members. Mrs Venus Bunnell and Miss Margaret Flint, will be honor guests Coni- mittee will entertain with a des sert lunch at 7:15. followed by games after the regular meeting Tom Stretcher of O S C spent the w eek-end at the parental home. Mrs R.w Murray and Mrs. Audrey Heaton went to Canby- Saturday to attend a convention meeting of district No 4 A moving picture show will be given at the Grange hall May 19 together with musical numbers Mrs Harry Flint was a week end visitor with her daughter at O. S. C. Corvallis Maribel Flint sang in the concert Friday eve ning. Easter morning there was a sunrise service on the steps of the memorial union building. Mr and Mrs Lin Howard have moved to the Allen Long farm, where he is employed. Mr and Mrs John Hatfield en tertained the following at an East er dinner party Sunday Mr and Mrs Raymond Casey and children of McMinnville. Mr and Mrs. Ed Hatfield of Farmington. and Mr Mr. and Mrs Fred Nagel of Mult nomah. Earl Demmin and Mrs Stillwell Mr. and Mrs. H I. McCool and children spent Friday and Satur day at Taft visiting Mr and Mrs. I Hill. Tom Reed Surprised Skipper and Mrs Roy E Bur nett with Sea Scouts a n d Girl Mariners surprised Tom Reed at his home with a party Wednesday evening. Twenty-five were pres ent. The evening was spent play ing old fashioned games and sing ing. Silver Tea Saturday Plans for the silver tea sponsor ed by Junior Woman's club, which will be held at the church parlors Saturday afternoon, are being com pleted. Everyone is invited to at tend. Program Presented At Mountain Top C H E H A L E M MOUNTAIN— Mountain Top Sunday school gave an Easter program Sunday eve ning Hiliw Tykeson and Jennie Meeker had charge Mrs. William Morse and Maisie Burt assisted with the music Two plays. "Love Uttermost." by Jennie Meeker. Vivian Ziegler Beverly Tykeson. Eldon Haveman and John Meeker, and A Seeing Heart." by Jean Ornduff. Bonite Clark. George Meeker. Arthur and Iva Mae Stewart, were given, and members of primary class giving recitations were Beverly Tykeson. Duane- Pat terson. Bob and Frank Meeker. Robert Ornduff. Austin and Ger ald Ornduff and Billie George Morse The junior class. Helen Mae Guenther. Marjorie Hanson. Ger aldine Ornduff. Patricia and Jim mie Kotera. Donald Tykeson and Jim and Bob Meeker, gave a pag eant. "The Resurrection." Special songs were sung by .Mrs. William Morse. Maisie Burt. Gladys Meek er and Bob Milner Mernbell Hoffman was ill all last week and unable to attend Newberg union high school Mrs. W F Wohlschlegel went to Aurora Thursday, where she was a guest of her sister. Mrs. Collins Graham, during the Easter social events there. Mrs Gertrude Link and daugh ter Nelda went to Seattle April Firm Gets Plaque Pool-Gardner Lumber company received a bronze plaque last week from the W P. Fuller company in token of long-time connection with that organization The plaque bears the inscription "15-year dealer," in dicating the length of time the lumber company has acted as lo cal distributor. n T L L S R ORO . ’I’liui ila\. A pril 21« I93K O REGON 11 and remained until the in iddio of this week Myrtle Rutledge and Del I ; irseli of Portland visited Mr and Mi. Ellery McDougall Saturday and Sunday. Mr.- Arthur Harriman's s iste, Mrs Groett: of Portland, i • pent last week and part of this here with her. Pleasant View community will meet April 30. H hite Trades Place John White has traded his 20 acres in the Buck Heaven district to George Dernier for 10 acres, one mile north of Cornelius They will not move until school has closed at Cornelius. Mrs Earl Christie returned April 13 from several weeks' visit in Mc Minnville Mrs. Joe Sinclair and daughter Carol visited Mrs John Bertlesen at Portland from Friday until Sun day Jessie Versteeg and Leonard Whitmore and his house guest. Walter Whitmore of Tillamook, at- tended a birthday dinner party Sunday honoring Bernice Winters at the Lester Winters home at Gibbs. Instead of the usual social hour after Bible study and choir prac tice at the William Morse home in Newberg Tuesday evening, this Mountain Top Sunday school group attended two plays at Pacific col lege. Easter Sunday dinner party guests at the Meeker home were Mr and Mrs. Charles Skillings of Corvallis. Gladys Meeker of Port land and Iva Mae Stewart Hilhe Tykeson entertained with a play party Saturday evening. Present were Iva Mae Stewart. Jimmie Meeker, Jean Ornduff. Gladys Meeker. Vivian Ziegler. George and John Meeker Bob Mil ner. Eldon Haveman and Ansell Tykeson. Hall games at this Mountain Top school yard have started Players and spectators arc invited to at tend every Sunday afternoon Mr- J M Bradw ay of Inde pendence was an overnight guest Saturday of Mrs. J M Kotera Mrs. Grauway .'.mg at the Buck Heaven Easter dinner Birthday Celrbratru Mrs Fred Patterson entertained with a birtnday dinner party Sun day in observance of li e r s o n Duanes fifth anniversary Easter was used as a motif. Guests were Mrs. M. Patterson of Newberg Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Surgis and Dickie and Betty Surgis ot Port land. and Mr. and Mrs Marvin Lundquist a n d son Marvin o 1 Aloha. Mrs. Mary Wood and Clarence W I i.sited hi* nephet G Burnham, son of Earl Burnham ot Chantpoeg. at Willamette hospital in Newberg Sunday Robert Ornduff Wins The annual Easter |»d luck din ner at the Buck Heaven school house was well attended. The egg hunt was held in the school yard instead of the adjacent wood a usual because of Hie showers. Rob ert Ornduff found the met egg ■ as he did last year. Mr. and Mr Clayton Whitmire and Kenneth Walla > amt Hi m > Whitmore attended an Easter din ner party Sunday at the (¡rover Brown home in Hillsboro. Covers were laid for 14. L T Fitngan attended an Easter breakfast party given by a daugh ter. Mrs. Tom Snuck, in Hillsboro Eight were present. April 29 is the date set for tin May day program at the Mountain Top school. Anniversary Celebrated Mrs Lena Meyers < ntertamed with a dinner party Sunday in hon or of the fourth wedding anniver-I sary of her son-in-law and daugh- | ter. Mr and Mr Lee MacIntyre, | ut Hillsboro Others present were Mr and Mi I > >> Su bam i of Coi iiehus Lillie Blown of I aniel and Raymond and Nonna Mey ei' Mi and Mrs Cornelius OH ie turned April 11 Hom a tine, day trip t > Cheludi'. Wash , wluie they \ isited Vern Hockur. Vieilli mec I'ei i el Pupils with perfect attendance at the Fir Grove chord the last ix weeks w en Frank Bel talot. Ilelefi Otto. Irene Whitmore. Heien Voor hees and Sui A ont. Saburo and Yu- tuko Inanu Easter program and ice cieiim social put on try Hie Fir Grove school und then teaelier. Mrs Fruii ees Dear lile. Friday evening was a success Easier dinner party gm Is of Mi and Mi s Granville In eresi weie Mr und Mis t imt Tauscher ami Mr and Mrs Arlie Everest and daughter Joyce, all of Portland Pleasant View community club w ill meet this Saturday evening to hear Bill Tolkenberg of Portiund mid his troop oi vnlertameis An hour's program will be turiushed and u pot luck dessert .supper serv ed afterwards Mrs 1. I. Murray spent Monday night and Tuesday with her sister. Mis Charle, ’¡row ululi, at Dilley Mr Brownhill passed aw uy at u Forest Grove hospital Sunday eve ning Bethany-Cedar Mill BETHANY-CEDAR MILL Mr. Jacob Wys» and Mrs J Larsen were joint hostesses for a shower honor ing Miss Dorothy Bov. at the home of M C Larsen last Wednesday night Present were Mrs Peter Wade Mrs. Dave Edigar. Mi ■ Adolph Neubert Mis Arno Nel on. Betty Nelson. Mrs Eddie Houk Mrs Arthur Gould. Mrs Arvid Sandstrom. Mrs J P Meurer. Mis Werner Meier Mis John Berger. Simon Berger. Mrs Denver Barmy. Mr and Mr» Ed Hickey. Mr. A Weeks. Larry Hickey Mr and Mrs Print Wallace Mi and Mi • Edwin Wright and daughter. Molly Ml and Mrs Glenn Carr, Mr Mary Boy. Mrs John Wilson and two daughters. Mi K Nystrom Mis Fred Kirsch and Kathleen Marie Kirsch ot Grev s River. Wash Cail Larsen. Mrs Nancy Boy . Lon ll Boy . M C Larsen. Jacqueline Wy die hostesses. Mrs J Larsen, ami Mrs Jacob Wy«*, and ’tie gm st of hon or Games were played. The decoru tions consisted of flowers and Eas ter bunnies. L. B. Bote Bill Carr, and John Wilson went on a fishing trip to ItyiNG FOR POSTERITY a small automobile, frequent, convenient service to all point* and comfortable, smooth ridlnq Super-Coaches mako it Amer ica'* favorite travel system. Frequent Service Greyhound operates schedules in and out of HILLSBORO each day. 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