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WlsbonOArgus Want Ads Large Proven Circulation of The Argu» liMuren Many Kräder» for Ilin Ada Hillsboro, ( Iregon, Thur -day. Orlober 13, 1938 Attendance Record Good At Kinton School Hoy Guard and she is a past grand i h.' t Mr» P A Quail ah» left for grand temple which she will attend as a delegate of Friendship temple I of North Plains (By Mr«. J. M. Davidson) I Miss Marjorie Meek spent everal HELVETIA The Harvest Fcsti- i days in Portland last week at the val held at the Helvetia church Clarke Inkley home had a good attendance Mr and Mrs R I. Appleton and both morning and afternoon service A Bill Hannaford were Sun lay dinner choir of 22 voices rendered special party guests of Mr. and Mrs L A music The lunch was served in the Young of Gaston Saturday dinner party guests at ichool basement. Mr and Mrs Fred Yungen. Wil the Carl Jensen home were Mr. and liam and Lilly Yungen went to the Mrs Jason Little of Portland and Veterans hospital Portland. Sun their guest Walter Johnson, of Cen day tn visit Mrs Yungen < brother. tralia. Wash. Air Truman of Fore ' Grove, who Party Planned is being treated for stomach ulcers There will be a benefit ''500'" C lub to Meet card party at the K P hall in North Sunshine club will meet at the Plains on the evening of October home of Mrs Jack Pubols October 19 sponsored by the Past Chief s 19 The county nurse has been club Mrs W Joos is chairman of be present and will help the committee. the first aid committee to arrange Miss Wanna Wirtz of Portland its emergency chest Mrs Floyd | spent the week-end with her folks. Rafferty, Mrs Jack Ruefer and Mr and Mrs Bradford Fowles, and Mrs E Ritter are assistant hos- I Eugene Wirtz. tes. es Mr and Mrs B R Gunther of Mr and Mrs William Zurcher ( Portland are spending this week at bought an apartment house some the Loel Hollenbeck home while lime ago and moved to Portland their son-in-law and daughter are They rented their farm here to at Pendleton. Chnstoffcrson for a year Sunday dinner party guests of The Boy Scouts in charge of as- Mr and Mrs Carl Jensen were Mr stftant scoutmaster. Jim Davidson, | and Mrs Alfred Nordholm and Mr hiked to the Scout cabin Friday and Mrs. J E Edwards night where a group of the boys took a cooking test. The report was Neighborhood news from 30 Ar very good. Eight of the boys in- gus correspondents In different tend to be at the next Court of sections of Washington county ap pear in the Argus each week. Honor in Hillsboro. Helvetia school has 32 children Learn what your friends are do enrolled Five new pupils are Rob- ing for less than three cents a tl ert and Walter Rufer. Hisao and week. Takashi Inahara and Dorothy Stachle. Herman Kruse who worked for C. E Korn about six months ago, returned from the C. C camps in Eastern Oregon and visited here Monday. Mr and Mrs John F Davidson and daughter Luella of Willamina spent the week-end visiting h i s parents. Mr and Mrs. J M. David son Mr. Davidson states that the rebuilding of the brick yard there is being held up because the fire insurance company has not made a settlement yet Helvetia Festival Is Well Attended Cornelius Calls Mass Meeting (By Gladys M Atrn) KINTON PupUx huvmg |»<,ihut| nUrndiiiHT th«* first month of chool in tin uppci room wm Van-I Kk«k Fred VanHorn Hollis Sk« < l Fi cd KarpMcin Kenneth Brown Alfred Hoyle-.. Hubert Bieilv Bui t' n Grabhorn. Alton Grnbhorn Fn*ddie de I pinir sr Shagc Ka«a Sui Inami. Yom In.uni. Huth Van Kh ek Marilee Pomeroy Goldwin ' Kulht l Hobml.i Thompson Mildred Mullenberg. Marv Newkirk To»hi Kaga, Tumiku Kaga. Sezako Inunn Vincia Novndli Those having pel foct attendant«- m the primary room Paul Bell Alheit Ko« nig Ed ward Nvill, Marvin Ogle. Merle Ogle, Dixie Lee Skeel Kenneth Skcel«. Lorna Sprrcher, Charlotte ’Thompson. Annabelle VanKleek. Irene VanKIcek Marjorie Van Mukey It.>oney Kleek Edith Marmn VanKleek. Sumiko Kago. Terexa Novielli, Ya tuko Inami Bobby Mn Hoy Bierly substituted in Bieen in fire.iking tin ¡c and the primary rooms Wednesday and " The Lon«1 Hanget open tonight Thursday for M ims Cady who was ul the same theatre. ill with a severe »ore throat .Several new pupil* have enrolled in school. bringing the enioilmen! of the primary room to 20 and the upper room to 31 Pupil» of the upper grades have fol med an industrial da* in which BETHANY ( EDAK MILL Th«- they will construct many different friends <4 Mr and Mi- N I’ John* useful article The Kuga children brought a wedding mini- black widow spider to prhfMd last week to show to the other pupil. It had been found in then berry and Me <|ana . Jallu» Walter' I Peterkort. I*’ patch Edigar, Arthur Charlie Ball purchased a Poland ulz H Fleske: China hog. which won fifth pnz<' honor They them at the international livestock show with a beau 11 f u I in Portland bed wk Mr and Mrs Afa I Brown of M imi Pauline Bryant a|id Ben Hames are visiting then daughtei Bryant recently from a Mrs H Coleman one-half week John Snider of Seattle cousin of Geotge Snider, visited at the Snub i The B I'tlisiiy Pre home during this week He has been h> Id Its annual Mi at the U S veterans’ hospital in Fe x .1 unday Reverend W Portland for an oiwration and spent a few day» here before returning land wa» the ■ iwaki-c in the after home noon Mi»s Gertrude Burns. Mis Mi and Mis H Hmnion of Hepp sionary from Utah, »poke In t h e m r and Mi an I Mr George Snider evening choir Jr and son Harold wen* week end number Otto Zurtoxiug gucstx al the (Jeorge Snider home Mr and Mrs L W Dawson of Philomath were Friday visitor, of .or held a rally Mr Dawsons un< Ie Geoige Stud« i The different grou M im Lucille VanHorn <4 'Tin Dalles was married to Donald H The Bethany Budd of Portland September 24 monthly Bible 'They will make their hum» at Ca home of Mr t tide Lock • Nichob I en were pie . nt Mrs F Fluke .pent a few days Hay Millei of Hili'boro, w a lait work with hri daughter. Mrs Mary Mo<»ney, of Multnomah («roup Meet* I «winy H<«me economic.» rh4) "f the , ■ ramp' will mqd tvJax, at the club Ai vid Saiif&tróm during the week rtx.rn» in th«* Grimife hall Mi- Patricia Johnson of Port Mr» J l< MefrackiT of A»h- land was a week-end visitor of l.uul - prut Wednesday night will. Mr and Mix Arvid Sandstrom Mi and Mr» J J VimKIrvk Fred Kirsch of Mr and M is Mi and Mis Ed Jenkin» of Port w itil land are »pending a few week» M < Larsen and family, with Mrs Jenkin patents. Mr and | d Anderson left Mrs George Snider night for Michigan. He will be gone Mi. Morbai k Honored Mrs J H Aten entertained at u birthday dinner Sunday in honor of at the Cedar Mill Grange hall Sat- Iter »tep-mother. Mrs J E Mor- urday night Will attended back. of Shri wood Other Kiir»t id P H Ande* Mi K Ny» wile J E Morback and Shelburn How । n of Sherwood Louise VanKleek left Thursday Larsen and 1. F. Dobb. for a w eek s visit at Seaside. Itrina Pennies urday Don’t forgot to bring your pen an nies to Sunday sehool this Sunday operation for appendicitis and help fill the building fund All I.arsen J .miei Mr members and friends are requested to be present Kev F Sartwell M Shattuck Hillsboro brought four young men from La irv room fayette last Sunday to give Us an Mill ml Mrs instrumental quartet Devers not be account of illness Hayward Use the Want Ads in the Argus. (By Vivian Hudson) Thousands profit by their use. tl Mr and Mrs Jack Taylor and family and Mr Bolovia have moved Into one of the Luke house.; be tween Manning and here Mrs Myrtle Morton of Wichita. Kan . is spending the winter with her slater. Mrs. Charles Wilder Mr and Mra. Fred Brooks and son of Kingman. Ariz, viaited the Wilders last week land Sunday for an audition for the (Bv Mrs. Anna Kock) COHNELIUS A m< < t- ‘Stars of Tomorrow” program They mg has been called for B p rn were invited to sing anytime they Friday at Ih«- city hall to select could come in Mrs Alice Ruth, who formerly < .mdidah’L for th«- varimi* city of- fi<«7 A mayor, two councihm-n a lived here, called on friends Sun day She left Monday morning for immmated All voters are asked to Portland from where »lie will leave Saturday for California to spend the be present City budget inciting will be held winter Sunday in the Methodist church at the city hall next Wednesday school will b<- missionary Sunday Julius Dehnonte went to Port- Mrs A J Oliver is missionary superintendent A new million unit r in tin- city taking treatments fellowship map will be introduced Tin- family will oon move to the Mrs John Leipold is very ill at her home with pneumonia Mrs Visitors last week at the Forest Herman Thies of Portland is caring »y home were Mi .lames Bates for her Mrs Alberta Mrs O. Griner and Mi. Mildred J' hnson <>f Long Beach, Cal left Monday to work at Scholls. Mrs Maude Wilcox spent Iasi Mr and Mr Mike Crowthers of wsi'k at Independence and Salem of town have moved to On- visiting relatives Jimmy Qualls of Rainier, who has and Mi Jack Biliaire been vr iting relatives here, return ed to his home Monday to the east coast, which took them A business meeting of the M E a far a Portland. Mame They al- church chool and official board was held Tuesday evening at the Move from 1111 Is bur o church. Mr and Mrs Jo eph Roach and Mrs Frank G. Ray and nephew. family of Hillsboro have moved on Earl Cleveland, who spent a few to tin Morrr . y farm, which they day with Mrs John Rock and fam have rented They took possession ily. have returned to their home in Bend Ou Portland Kook Team Dr C M Storiffacher. a medical Robert and Gerry Van Lorn who missionary from Africa spoke are attending the Portland Um- Monday evening at the local M E. v< rsity, went to Salem Saturday church to a congregation from Hills cv< mng and played football in the boro and Cornelius game with the freshmen class of Miss Grace DePrez, who is a mag Poi Hand the azine crew worker, arrived home Wil lamette The last Thursday to spend two weeks’ land team won 7 to (I vacation with home folks Miss De Mi and Mi' Thomas Edmunson Prez has covered most of the United and small son have moved to States during her trade Blame Wash Mi Edmunson is a Mrs R E Tanner. Mrs M J. daughter of Mi and Mrs Gearhart Hermens and Mrs John Huisman Olson went to Beaverton last Thursday C N Mile ut Stevenson. Wash , ■nd vtat«4 Mr and Mn M A. came down Saturday and visited Ti-eling and month-old daughter. until Monday with Mr and Mrs Dianne Irene Mrs Tcelmg will be O Ol on and children Mrs Miles, remimbered as Mrs. Elsie Huson, who ha» been a guest there for a who lived here a few years ago. w e< k returned with her husband Miss Violet Heine went to Port Mr ani Mi J dm Schneider land Sunday, where she has cm- id »mail ins. Mr and Mrs Earl ploymcnt Mrs E Herr drove to Mr and Mrs G Devine and chil- Stevenson. Wash . Sunday and dren of Mountaindale have moved were guests of Mr into the V. Henderson house, othcr- Mil<~ wi .e known as the Mow place Mr ami Mrs C B McCurdy and Mrs Ernest Cre.-kpaum entertain ed the Woman's Council group No of McCloud Calif Sunday 2 of the Christian church of Hills vi itors at the home of the J E. boro Wednesday afternoon at her K xk family and F B Cleveland home here Mr Dav the father of Mrs Mrs William Dusick and children McCurdy were guoats Sunday of her broUier- in-law and sister Mr and Mi ■ V packing Hood River, D Roscoe, at McMinnville six nt the week-end with his mother Perry Wessels, who has been Mi - Leli Smith working on the coast at Manzanita, Mr- Alice Berger and Mrs Ag- returned here Sunday MeClume accompanmd Mr. tid Mt William Snipes and M is Gof Rce.lville on a trip to Tue Dalle» la.I wl,ek. ‘ ” Fortner Resident mother. Mrs ! . i . 1 Alice Berger I Funeral services for John R Gil Van Lom who is teaching by. formerly of Hillsboro, were ' II sp<nt the week-end at held at St. Helens October 5 He home was drowned October 1. Avon lodge. Mi H Knights of Pythias, were in charge among thee visitors Sunday of Mr. of graveside services. and Mrs Mike Susbauer Mr. Gilby served as Oregon Elec Plan» KcniiMlrling tric agent here years ago and was Alin’d Dore wi.s in town Wcd- also in the automobile busines.» lu-day He returned to Portland here In recent years he conducted but will soon go to work remodel a real estate and insurance business ing the M A Corneliu» house, hav in St. Helens ing purchased that property. Deceased is survived by widow Mr and Mrs George Retthalcr and two children. Mrs A. H Hills of Timber wi re week-end visitors of St Helens and John Gilby of San Jose. Cal. Altar Society of St Alexander's church will meet today (Thursday» with Mis Mike Susbauer Decision will bi- made as to whether or not a dinner will be given. Miss Oleva Berger the Neighbors of Woodcraft, of which she is a member, a lunch, at her home Thursday evening after lodge. Audition Given Mrs Otto Osborne took Betty Jo Osborne Margaret Mary O’Donnell and Betty Jean Dehnonte to Port- If it'» about Radio If you have no more use for it —sell it through the Argus want I ads. tf antly surprised Saturday evening when friends called to help her celebrate her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in playing "500’’ in which Mrs Hollenbeck and W Joos had high scores. Present were Messrs, and Mesdames Henry Cypher Richard Sandford. W. Joos. James Mathieson. Loci Hollenbeck and Earl Hollenbeck Mr and Mrs. Carl Jensen attend ed the funeral Tuesday of her uncle. C M Leonard, at Castle Rock. W । Attend Grand Lodge Mr and Mrs Loel Hollenbeck left Subday morning for Pendlctori where they will attend grand lodge and grand temple of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters of Ore- gon. 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