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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
HILLSBORO rimi' day. October 13, 193K B. P. W. Public Relations Dinner Friday Evening ARGUS HILLSBORO, Celebrate 60 th Anniversary M Evaiigehm Philbin of Portland Friday night lit the public relation» banquet of the Business and Pro share this fun with point out Wi < k Thn ban<|in t will !)<• uttentl- t wo well as the dull members I i t event of National Busim alh iiduni«' W mum . Wc gamzrd by Molln- <) fu t meeting 'Ihm day afternoon at the home of Mi Bickford Miss Krnily Arm strong is to be guardian of this group Mr - Armstrong is rial sermon w.i. given by the pas- toi, It« \ Alexiin l< i Hawthorne, siippl« in« nh'd by a musical pro- gl .«m c t<-l.di<>ns committee in of till- week . activities in- Mi.- F.ininu Mohi. Mi An- Hilda Hanes, Mi Mi Ann K«ll«»gg Mi . Margan t Mane Priest. Mi mb« 11 y. and Mi Yakima Camp Fire offici- She will be assisted by Mi Winifred Fourt- Mr nt union high Fourtner r a ton num in Camp Fire rd by ('lane Elizabeth Bickford, is for high chi'ol girli Mi ■ Norma ! ■ , Women . Week lire oi in niuny business house w in clinili fin On October 22 .iturday. October 22 From 3 30 । ;» 30 p in a te । in honor of the u !«« and then wives, and the ulumnar Mis- Evangeline Philbin of Port land fir.I vice president of .tale B11 s u H • ' fedri ation. and Professional Womvh's club banquet Finlay night at chamber of commerc«* County Students Win High Rating Lowed! Chiin«*, »on of Mr and tc.i I. living urrunged by the Fac Mrs A I. Ch«Mu of Hillsboru was ulty Women's i hib. Demi Margaret Mr John F hrrship in Theta Delta Phi. nation Mori al scholastic honorary for men gcncrul chairman for Chase is a wfliar at the -Oregon Normal «^h1» d Monmouth where Among those in the receiving line he is enrolle.I m the course in edu- will be Mi John F Dobbs. Miss catión He graduated from Hillsboro Margaret Morgan, dean of women. high school m 193tl While at Ore- Dr M iry Farnham, dean emeritus g ni Normal he has president of student council and is present pres Mr Henry F ident of tin- senior class Memtx'i- ship in Theta Delta Phi is available E B MacNaughton, ■ t.i urer of tin- guild, Mrs f the erage for a minimum of 14 credit Mrs W Hur- hours. Jacob Koenig, Jr. son of Mr and th«’ guild, Mis it Frank PidiTS of Mrs J Koenig. Beaverton w.i also Hill (•«•n» and Mt C'harlvs Carbon Delt i Phi Koenig I» u senior at the of Wood- Oregon Normal in education lie high graduated from whool in the das. of 1931 While following ladles hi. < |.i and won letters in football mid track His college activities in- < hid- being president of the junior class and manager of the Nam;, an the Oregon miai yearboo Normal school Mi Leroy L Mason. Porthm ! Wom.m's club. Mi Ethel H.mdy. D.iught« i • • f Found< r> and Patriots of Amera.i. Mrs J T Gordon, Wtim.in A- <Hiati«»n of the First ('<«ngt eg.itional < hurch of Portland, American Named Manager— Mulheron M Women. Jak< Koenig, son of Mr and Mi Mr- Robert E Merrick. Portlaml Jacob Koenig of Slv-rwood. < ’ m |. a y f N« a Englarol WomiHi chosen buunc* manager of the Norm annual yearbook for the Ore en ty • f Coloniiil Dame* in Orr- gon Normal School at Monmouth gon. Mi- J« aio ttr DrnthT. re- Selection was made by the student grnt Multnomah chapter. Daug! tris <«»unril at its first meeting October «•f An • ru «n Rev olution Mrs F D 3 Koenig in a senior at the Oregon K< Uugg. wiL of pastoi of Con- Kr« ,:Hln nal church of Forest Grove. active In Rodent body affairs serv seph R McCready, presi ing at prcsiaent of the juhior class Mrs dent of Tabitha Brown chapter. Pa Vixiior Honored— cific university guild; Mrs J E Mrs Dora Nelson entertained May. pre- ident of Forest Woman's club. Miss Leon«- Gra- with a bridge party Friday night in honor of guest, Mn Wil ham. secretary of Pacific univer- liam Wall her of house Santa Barbara. Cal , sity alumni, and Mr> Paul Patter- who plan ■ to remain at Mountain- Min of Hillsboro. president of Amrr- dale this winter Three table., were n of University in play, with honors going to Mrs Women, hx'ul branch John Gardner and Mrs F. 1. Moore Invitation* will be sent through Mt will wm presented with a organizations only, except in the guest prize Others present were case of alumni und mother*, who Mesdames I. A Long. Henrietta may ii-ccivc personal invitations. t\ Morgan G Rm i'll Morgan. H R extent! d to Morgan. Agnes Brown. Emma Mc invitation thc public through the various or Kinney. Henry Johnson. Miss Ina ganization» and churches Pearl Allen mid the hostess. Among those assisting through out the room* during the tea will Honorary Electa— lie Mr- Donald Potts of Tigard. Washington county students elect- Ralph Mills Mi. Rex Wilson. cd as officer* of Tail Kappa Alpha, Mi Mrs C A a national honorary forensic »oci- Alf Johnson, Mi- son and Mrs Busch. llarold Meyer. guild officers from Forest Hillsboro, president. Morris and member» of the Faculty Worn Schmidt. Hillsboro, vice-president, i n s club. and James ShicK Forest Grove, Anna VanGrunsvcn a n d Meet Wednesday— M r< Cicli Frost made high score . and Ladies of the Christian church Ed Wortman another award Mi will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs P A. Anderson Mes Neighbors in the Moose hall Mon- dames J. Rollins. W Fishback L. day night They will give another I < ird party Wednesday afternoon. Clark, and L. B. Hall will be host- October 26. at two o'clock in the esse*. tame hall Sale Successful- Mr It W Cox moved last week Proceeds from the American Le- gion Auxiliary rummage sale last ti grocery store in part of the build week-end totaled about $80 This is ing occupied by her son-in-law. the third year the organization has Ciirlos Johnson, in his feed und held this sale. Mrs. W. A. Dillon was chairman. <d to Mr and Mis Allison and family. Bob Simpson. Bar Hansen. Fran Thomas H Bailey cis and Art Sohler returned Thurs Mr. and Mi at Klamath Falls day from a ten-day hunting trip to with Mr Bailey's brother-in-law Eastern Oreffon. They returned and sister, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth with four deer. Moore. J 1, Anderson and son Lloyd I Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Logan Jr. spent the week-end with Forrest entertained at dinner Tuesday eve Anderson, and attended the Port ning honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. D. land University-Oregon State foot Rector. Covers were laid for eight. Miss Martha Zahnow returned ball game Mr and Mrs M I. Anderson had Monday to Portland, after spending ns their gue..I th<- first of the week. her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Bertha Zanow. B. Gunderson, of South Dakota. of tins group Thi’se girls will com- bine inori- advanced Camp work with social good times All interested high school girls pre invited to meet with Mr Kreitz and (iam- Elizabeth Bickford at Claire Eh/aheth home 272 E Wal- display of Camp Fire handcraft and equipment This meeting will take place Thursday, October 20, after school. * FOR SALE—Team of good work horses, $125; 1 fresh black cow. second calf; 1 Guernsey bull, 16 months; 1 gentle pony for kids.— Bill Riley at Farmington. 32p 44 Local P.-T. A. Monday Evening Round-Up on; Form New Groups From now until Hw fu t of lh - <•< mbrr all M gi h ri'd Camp F ir<‘ girlh urc t ag«-! ly rounding up m w mcmlx’rs Camp Fir«’ i.< mo much fun Ms Pajre Three OREGON Mr and Mrs. L C Brown, re»i-1 dents of Washington county since: 1931. celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs. R. A Dean. They were married at Melvern. Kan . October 6. 1878. Friends called during the after noon to offer congratulations and all their children and grandchil- Coming Events Hugh Rosson, from the office of Secretary of State Earl Snell, will discuss "Safety rules for children" at the regular meeting of the Hills boro Parent - Teacher associa 11 o n Monday evening The meeting place has been changed to the auditorium of the B W Barnes school, so as to be able to use the new motion picture pro- jector. which has been recently in stalled for use in visual education for children Mr Rosaon will show two short films on the subject of safety The social hour will be a brief visit to Spain on an imaginary trip around the world, which the P -T A is taking this winter Spanish music and dancing and other color ful bits of atmosphere wil recall the romantic time of Columbus the dis coverer. The committee in charge of arrangements is Mrs. C E Wells, Mr Roy Burnett, Mn R D Hal- vorson, Miss Lucille Fi»cher. Miss Elizabeth Yoder, and Lester Moo dren were present, except Maurice berry. Dean, who is teaching in Grand Mich. Children present To Discuss Measures— Rapid Mrs L D Bell of Corvallis E J. McAlear will speak on the Mi T H Pitman. Mrs Dean, and political measures which will be Brown Grandchildren at- voted on in the coming election at tending were Mrs E W. Green of a meeting of the Coffee club, in Corvallis, Miss Helen Dean Jean. the chamber of commerce rooms. Marjorie and Milda Beth Pitman, Friday afternoon, October 21. Musi and Francis Brown. cal selections will be given by Byrle Ramp, pianist. Hostesses for the occasion will be Mesdames F. H Caldwell. Fred Amacher. Fritz Abendroth, E. E. Bentley and T G. Bronleewe. Instruction Given At First County P.-T. A. Council Friday. October 14 Corneliu* citizens mans meeting at l' ;• in at city hall. State Grange conn-rence with Hillaboro Grange beginning at noon First meeting of the Washington Moose and Auxiliary open mest- County Council of Parent-Teachers was held October 11 in the Knights Business and Professional Wom of Pythias hall at North Plains. en's club public relations banquet As the first meeting is a school at chamber of commerce, 6:30 p of instruction at which state of Lloyd Mullendore. leader and m. ficers arc present to answer any sponsor of the Moose drum and Monday, October 17 technical questions all local asso bugle corps, announces that the PT A meets at B. W. Barnes ciations are urged to send repre corps can accommodate a few more school at 8 p. m. sentatives to receive the very latest Tuesday, October 18 in help to carry on this Parent- for drum mid bugle training D A. R. at Mrs C. E Wells-home Teacher movement. Mrs. F. W. This project is designed to at 2 Blum, first vice-president, state local boys an opportunity to St Matthew’s dinner and bazaar. congress of Parent-Teachers, con musical training at a nominal cost. afternoon and evening, new Grange ducted the school of instruction and It is not necessary that either the hall. had an exceptionally Large and in boys or their parents be affiliated Wednesday. October 19 terested attendance from local as in any way with either the Moose Episcopal Guild meets at 2:30 p sociations. m at Mrs Barrows' home. Due to Mrs. Blum's having to instructive, competitive, and educa leave the meeting for a short itme Thursday, October 20 tional for each boy Annual Service club milk fund the business of the Washington county council was conducted after Through the year Mullendorc benefit show at Venetian. and the Moo.e lodgi- will launch Episcopal Guild entertains Wom the first half of the school of in vi rious social ens Auxiliary at All Saints church. struction Eleven associations ans wered roll-call Mrs Blum discuss ci-e.is to be used to outfit the corps Saturday. October 22 with uniform amt to pay the in County-wide democratic rally in ed the functions of each standing structor Mr Jackson for the les H. U. H S. in evening. committee and explained in detail what was expected of each. sons. all of which are free to the Wednesday. October 26 individual player: and drummers. It was announced that Governor County Pomona Grange meets in Martin has proclaimed October 24 Included in the corps are three Hillsboro to 31 as Parent-Teacher "Enroll women and a chaperone; Thursday. October 27 ment Week." At this tme a con of the women of Masonic and Eastern Star social centrated drive is put on to en the Moose club dance at Masonic temple roll all interested in Parent-Teach- <, । November 4 in the old Grange Union high school budget meet in membership. ball Mullendore and the corp* ing at 2 p. m. in U. H S. building. 1 er It work was decided by a unanimous will sponsor an old fashioned box Friday. October 28 social to which the public is in- I Hillsboro grade school budget vote that the topic for the year to vited to take part Three prizes I meeting at 2 p. m. in B. W. Barnes be followed by the county council would be: "Know the Needs of will be awarded for the three most school. Our Schools." Speakers along edu Th<* judges arc distinctive Pythian Sisters Hallowe'en carni- cational lines will attend future noti-members of either order of the. y¿d at Pythian temple. । meetings Moose lodge Two of the judges will Monday, October 31 The Parent-Teacher association he Mayor Garrett, of Hilisboro, and Tri-county teachers' institute at of Tigard tendered an invitation to instructor, Mr H U. H S the drum meet with them in group Tuesday, Jackson Friday, November 4 December 13. Following the box social. Mullcn- Annual chicken pie supper at dore will present a free movie to Mountain Home. Mr and Mrs W R Manley. Mrs. the public, a return engagement Saturday. November 5 of the strong man act from Port All-day meeting of County Farm Hattie Hill Brownhill of McMinn ville. and Mrs. Charles Brownhill land who will come with a new ers' Union. attended the wedding of Mias Bea scries of acts. trice Wilson and Dudley Brownhill of Seattle, Wash.. Sunday. Mr. Mrs Brownhill works for the Post-In this week-end. the Miss, telligencer. Lorenc Smith and Joe Peters of At Junes Hospital— Mrs E W Almquist underwent a tonsil operation Monday Mr and Mrs Fred Cornelius. Cal Dan Hutchison of near Pumpkin Jack Ridge underwent a major operation week end in Newberg with I Sunday. Mrs J A Purvis. Joseph Hickenbotham of Timber r Dr and Mrs A M Abrams spent sustained severe injuries to two fingers of his left hand in an acci- the week-end at Seaside. I dent with a wood saw last week. Jack Connell spent the week-end H i 1 is under surgical care. with friends at Woodburn Born. Mr and Mrs Charles Mr and Mrs. L.C. Kramien spent Newton of Portland. October 7. a Tuesday at the Nehalem Beach. Born, to Mr and Mrs Monrad Dry roads and good visibility 1 Bcntson of cast of Hillsboro. Octo- have become taken for granted ber 5. a boy Born to Mr and Mrs Mike Jack- by many motorists during the sum mer months, and they often under son of north of Hillsboro, October estimate the increased distance re 9. a girl. quired for stopping their cars on ■ a wet surface, or the danger of' Mrs. Ward Walker ---- of _ Garibaldi ------------- .skidding on even slight curves fol- who has been critically ill at Eman- lowing a rain. Fog patches are uel hospital in Portland, is con death traps and although the road valescing at the home of her sis surface may afford good traction, ter. Mrs. J. R. Peppard. over-driving the distance ahead i that one may see to be clear of i obstacles frequently results diMs- 1 trously, continued Mr. Snell, re calling several instances of fatal Will hr paid by the manufacturer accidents in Oregon arising from | for any Corn GREAT CHRISTO- this condition. The traffic safety ; PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure cannot adage "Slow down it sundown." remove. Also removes Warts and likewise may be applied t ' r; in and | Callouses. 35c at Hillsboro Phar- fog. macy. More Roys Have Opportunity in Drum, Dugie Corps Äz/WASHMIf Forget any idea that laundry service is expensive . . . .it ¡»n’t. You save heavy labor, your health, your youth. Actual tests prove home laundering more expensive. Phone 47. Let us explain our FIVE HANDY SERVICES” Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners Hillsboro, Oregon Telephone 47 Now is the time to have that Concrete Work DONE. Garage and basement floors, sidewalks, waterproofing Best of materials and, most important conscientious and experienced workmen. Too Late to Classify Well Curbing FOR SALE or trade—Heifers to freshen soon —Harold Coomer. 32 Phone Hillsboro 1906. LARGE 1936 Frigidaire priced $236. sacrifice for $125; piano $50 Cash or trade for beef cattle. — Mrs. Frank Wilson. Forest Grove; Bank« 32 road. All Size« HILLSBORO CONCRETE BRICK & TILE BUY your Used Car from a Re- | liable Dealer Satisfaction guar anteed by the DuBois reputation for fair dealing. 1933 Chrysler sedan $325 1936 DeSoto coupe 565 1936 Plymouth sedan . 545 1936 Ford tudor 425 1935 Plymouth sedan . .425 1935 Chevrolet coach 425 1935 Chrysler sedan . 475 1931 DeSoto sedan 225 1935 Ford fordor . 345 Ask Joe Coupe for a demonstration DU BOIS MOTOR COMPANY Third and Washington Streets Vancouver. Wash. Phone Vancouver 56 or Portland Atwater 1514 FOR RENT—Gas-heated room for gentleman; bath.—351 E. Walnut street 32-3 LEAVE your children with me.— Mrs. C. L. Sinclair, Tobias Ave., Beaverton. 32 FRESH Jersey cow. second calf.— L. E. Furrow. North First Ave. SELLING out cows, three young Guernsey and Jerseys, some just fresh, good big milkers, double- tested, priced to sell.—D. H. Sut- inm place. E. Main St.; opposite Moffat station. 32p APARTMENT for rent, 3 rooms furnished, with bath.—Argus No. 1655. 32tf Phone 1341 A. 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