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Thiiimhiv, A pi!l 1 I, । q q n T L t . s p n r n Pape Four Musical Program Masonic Lodge Feature of Coffee To R H C Bennett of Newberg w guest of Tuality lodge. A F a A M . and gave a very interesti Club's Annual Tea talk on temperance fortitude, pi A special musical program will be presented at the anniversary tea given Friday afternoon at the Coffee club meeting at the cham ber of commerce Appearing on the program will be Mrs Charles Tyler. violinisi accompaiued by her molher. Mrs Fred Se Byrlo Ranip. pianisi Mrs C Yount. Mrs L C. Kromien and Mrs. V. W Gardner vocal - loist Mrs J. C Hare of Portland charter member, will tell some of the highlights of the clubs or ganization. and the club historian will give a brief resume of the early history of tne club. The business meeting will con vene promptly at 2:15. and tea will be served from 3 to 5 o'clock with the program interspersed dur ing those hours, according to Mrs J. M Person, president. Women's club members f Forest Grove and Cornelius will bi guests of the local club. PICTURE HME! deuce and justice Friday night Most Worshipful Grand Mast Frank Howell h.i> set April 30 Bring your I Jnii ns a day for all M to attend church meet at Massime temple and church m a body Tuality I, accepted the invitation of R berthv of the church of H of the lodge at 10:45 and in a body- Degree tear some time on uree pet it Fell degree will be conferred ? M’ M degree April 28 by pu masters oi Tuality lodge meeting will be in honor past masters, who will be tained after the degree work citations will be sent to all masters as well as all members a large attendane table were Mi $1 Wool Spungo .... ’1.69 vw man. vimei company Hillsboro and the bride a son's Jewelry store The bride is a gradual Hillsboro union high seh at i^lebration last July randdaughter of Mrs B P nelius and Mrs B I’erki this city. The bridegroom is of Mr and Mrs Edward C. Pratt Kan . and is a gradua the high school in that city ROCK CREEK M -- Irma Dick. After a short honeymoon tri daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl Dien three newlyweds will be nt I Mrs. Claud Cook entertained the of this section, and Donald Jurgen relative: and Ba eline street in this Foreign Dinners' chib on Tuesday- sen of Reedville were married nt i and April 4. the occasion also being the home of the bride's parent f speak the thirtieth wedding anniversary a 2 o'clock wedding Sunday al the fair of Mr. and Mrs. Cook. The after- noon Rev Schwindt perf irmed : in flo noon was spent at “500." prizes go ceremony. Miss Bernice Dick, sister of tL and lights, and especially the spec ing to Mrs Tom Qualls Mrs Loren taeular "Ci Hillsboro Town send bride, attended the bride, and Dea Schulmench and Mrs. O Coslett On en’er 2 ? Oreg. n building four delegates to the fourth Town- In the evening the following Duncan was best man About 7 they notici ■d tha the first exhibit send National convention at th called to join in the celebration people attended the wedding to meet th > ’ Frosted Foods, meeting Monday •'venir..: Tbs Mr and Mrs. David Ediger and Hillsboro. I Oregon and is a splen- he number the lub is utit family. Loren Schulmench and Mrs. Wortman Honored— did display :end. provided suffic family. Herb Schulmerich. John Mrs Ed Wortman read a paper Attendance the last day they vis •an be raised The four clios Gardner. Joe Elliott. Vernon Cook, "Constitution of the United Stau ited the fair. April 2. was 75.312 at vere as follows R I. Putnam, f. and Charles Hutchinson. at the Kappa Tau meeting at : 9 p m —40.205 by ferry, and 35.107 iner president: Mr- Irene McAr home of Mrs. Lottie Larson M inch. Harold Carlile. s> Teaches at Echo— day afternoon. Members gay e Mrs by auto. Total attendance to that J F Ruckland, presa date was 1 577 424 thev reported. Workman a shower after the Vernon Cook, who will gradu club The club plans c ate from Pacific University in June, gram. , least tw ' of the deleá i Th Book to be Reviewed— Hostess for Breakfast — has been selected as instructor in tional Convention will Frances Jean Hibbard was Mrs James Wells will review "A American history and physical edu dianaoolis. Indiana. Jure Remember" by Zugsmith. cation in the high school at Echo. tess at an Easter breakfast for ma Lou Kroeger. Catherine at the m ■eting of the Study club of Umatilla county. Cook also plans Portlaud, brought th' to take a course at Washington schede. Mabel Lou Webb. Sh ralet A A U W next Wednesday forming address on 1 Schukart. Beverly Gray Alleni s C noon at the home < I Mrs T State college this summer He is the Townsend Plan " Richardson The review will be the son of Mr. and Mrs Claud Amacher and Coleen Madsen. The next meetui given after Cook. night " April 21 at Wetomachick Camp Fire girls sion of the -oletaria church. D. U. V to Meet- will hold a council fire Thursday. Daughters of Union Veterans so April 13. The girls have been busy Miss Hanes Entertains— cial meeting will be held with Mrs the past week delivering buns and Mrs H.ldaii Hanes f Beaverton Ora Laws at 548 South Sixth av doughnuts for which thev took or Eas enue at 8 p. m. Monday. Sundav Tt se pre. mt were Mr ders. L. A. B .It 'll. Mr. and Mrs W East Mr and day a Mrs H. G Í and I.eona and Tracy Gibbens and ch Gl and Don.. Mr and Mr- Hen- Kohlmeye and children d Gar of Hillsboro. Mrs Lally of Saskatchewan Can- ada. W B Snellenberger. Albert H:ghbe and the h >stess. bv the high s First Aid Taught— er Miss Mar Hee-Lah-Dee Camp Fire girls day school pi met Tuesday afternoon at the bv the childi Primary and home of their guardian, who triangular ’. M -s Martha Jam-» a bandage on the head. eye. arm. and. foot, elbow, knee and KtWetT director, presented a half-1 i titled. “Barabbas 'If Next week a dem ar.-tralion will be I fl «ermon. Those given on the uses of pressure s were Harve; ; Brown. Deb« check bleeding Anderson. Merle F:«hback. Milli Mrs. Prppard Hostess— cent R Nida F nd A< Mrs J R Peppard was hostess es Patterson. members i f the Past Oracle club a Sixteen were added to the eb Salem, Oregon a pot luck dinner at her home last isking 32 during the pre-E Thursday. Mrs Orville Com oton Christ Centered Cm ad' and Miss Lena Taylor w initiat ed Five hundred was play 'd with Mr«. Crawford Complimented— prizes go.ng to Miss Lena Taylor Mrs Edna Crawford wa- t ) and Mrs. L J Alter guest of honor at a party given f her bv the Women of the Moo Social Circle of the Con ■gation- at the home of Mrs. Hazel Er t al church will meet Thur« last Thursdav. Games and cun'o- >n aft .vere the Mrs D E Wil V. Mr- Weslev F- which refreshments were served W D Mit as Those present were Mesdame I. W Did you ever think what a lot hostesses An ii teresting program Mullendore. Nellie Rutledge Esthe milk gives you for your money? It’s being planned. Jeike. Ada Stroeder. Helen Craw a tasty beverage and a nourish.ng. Work n Display— healthful food all in one! er. Viola Crawford. Eva Crawford Th? manual training display of Rosanna Hoague, Retila Ro ,ker the 7th and 8ih grade students work and Mrs. L. Parr of P rtTand. under supervision of W. L. Henry, Milk is best for health, best for energy and the best instructor, will remain on exhibit Honored on Birthdays— food in the world for every member of every family. Mr and Mrs H W Currin en in Weil's window the remainder of Drink more of it! the week. Also the display of the tertained Sunday with an Easter dinner partv. honoring their daugh Mr. and Mrs. Ott - Steinke enter- ters. Mr- Eugene Soanioi of Stay tained th a dinner party Easter ton and Miss Winifred Currin, a Sunda Thelma Ann Gra- student at Normal schord at Mon ham o Shc d. Mr. and Mrs. A mouth. on their birthday anniver Grade A Milk and Cream Phone Hillsboro 3171 L. Ch Louise Ginder of saries. Other guests were Mr. Epan- this city, and Lowell Chase of io! and children. Monn ,uth. Attend University Play— Mr. and Mrs. E J. McAlear were in Eugene Tuesday evening to see the play “You Can't Take it With You" at the Very Little th' itre Miss Kathleen McAlear. their daughter, had the part of the seri- ous minded daughter. Returns from Hospital— Mrs. Ben F. Logan Jr. returned Saturday from Emanuel hospital. Portland, where she underwent a major operation three weeks ago. Cooks Celebrate 30th Anniversary Spring Time is ! ’Ian < '<>n\ < 111 ion MAKIS LOOSI riATtsHr LIKI NIW! Miss Irma Dick olnmiltci's yppomtrd Ml • George 1 iv< r and Mi - soon o make a survey of the chil- EA1Y TO APPIeY Fi.i 'stesses to in ummer Round-Up. She al mm uneed a meeting art her friends of Dorcas < > on Wedn ■ d ly for the Round Episcopal church, • >mmittec. ly hen plans would ning. at the Laver home tees were appointed t iv made the Bishop's pa Mrs Reul. ants. M, Harold Haley. Thomas Doyle given Wednesd Adolph Foelkel Halvorson. M Mite ‘11 and Marion Hart, expect and Mis Thom Commit of the club. M The girls' chon M. s Lucille Fisht Rrlunis from South — Forest Hills Scene Mrs fonila here Albany Mrs Ida Mrs Ruth PIGGLY W!™!-! The Brightest, Cleanest Food Market in Wash- im ton County—Finer Quality I Than Lowest Possible Prices. Ell>llll>> I WEDNESDAY noiIUK Easter Services Well Attended 100 lbs FRUITS and Wanted Walnut and Filbert Meats Light Halves 32c Light Pieces 28c Amber Pieces and Halves 25c Filbert 32c lb. lb. lb. lb. 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