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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1939)
rno?<» rivi ('on nly ('on nei I P.-T. /I. Io Meet Next I nesda v ('onpie Honored At Midway on 251 h Anniversary thill tenth ■■<•< Sunday with iiarty at their S< 'IH >1 LG A l a •* o . hut । । wa given by tin* Ron* a id dauj Hllllt' Hild’K i<i of Porli in ' I tlu i .• fl) re Mr uml Mr*. Flo I Almu. Veldu a i mil Mt- Stanley HH i V. un n Hiilin N di FT mk J e k .on and Itoi md Murían. Mr and Mi . M<-| n ke und Joan Charh kt Charlie (¿ray. .Mi in E .1 Value i z anden und Velvet. i Hay Jackson L um Jackson. Mr Lincoln airi W W Haa., of Sher John Merrill of i Mr Wayne Lincoln Flora Pfenning of Port- hont a d hostess and son e gue ,t ; presented Mr .1 Mi Willi pK’JJi'flt of t nial ion, will g i state « onventi Pettengill, will ntion foi a fl mui thought > i • gardim; her Beulah Co.ipei allot nl M i .1 H Brown ahi and daughter H Mr and Mi Ellie I and daughb i ■ Phy In of N<-.*. berg, Mi md Hulit and non Cm ti . Fay A Hulit and tw » < Woli am M» Mi hildi Claudia Kay Mr and Mi Hu May and ( hildri n Man ni. H'dc June and Hailina. Mr and M Arnold May and rhikir« n Arndt Eleaiu i md Huth Mr and M tulit of Hill : g h t 11 u h t Wln.onvill« . nt. Mi E’hd K l< r pl usiden* l\ lib 2nd vice Alli president. Mi Mountain IL »im George Burn h member will bring (‘offeu w ill be .ui v< I Mountain as :ociati ; thu yeui thu County ha Ixen entert.lined by .. h i.it u»n • at N i th I’Iain . and HdLboro uld also have been mum but (« r Mi a n Hohl . on Gm Lm an ilei pi ) <• and Mi Hulit .isb-r, Mr l’i'il M ih 'U. hi I land, who could not attend Mr and Mi Hub' im iv, lovely gifts Pomeroys Observe 54 th Wedding Date on Easter e Twenty-five guest* wen among them a daughter •ma 11< nton. and a gran i- Mi Margaret Leonard, Port land ami Mix P- ineroy wi on Easter Sunday in hoim* when* they ha\ f then married life ami when cclebratum wa. held Sundas in Portland 1 Pupils from th local public sc were Allene Baldwin. Cat lu Hal i ipils at her horn irday afterm> »r xth grade in ti B B Jones and <>n ami dan 1er. Bill and Heb ti . <*f Aberd< Wash, were week-end guest* George in a Jain itwxiy. will be pre i m.-i »' I 'nn>n Juli i imdfathvr h< Ip the first time r h id berti al in that churn (¡ranges will meet a hull Thur day. Api m Biu ini ■ met tin Ah»h * (¡range 20 at 1 3U p will be held I' Auld, who has been oca Cola c unpany of du- pa-1 year, has been to Nf Lc«dt. where he an<i operate a ware- fur distribution of bot- l.i in the cna t area be* • t and Yauhat Hu w.i* day guest of his par- '**•*>. 12*1» j j I’astor and ( Ufa is Attend ( '(invention H< v N wton I » Pcoln i thy !:<”.it' Mr H I. Burmlt. io held there Sunday and Monday I) Ff .Link Hunt, i chancellor <. l.'nmi itv of Oregon will In* the main speaker at the convention. Senior ( lass IT; Scheduled A uri I i piny. ‘The Blue . • n al the Hi'J>b>r') hool audit'd mm on «•11 unde r way The -luce in a country search is being held Bag Hi lun Irnlay and Beverly Heid inger, the advertising managers are v. rkmg on posters and wil ha\ th< m out by the end uf thL wi< k. Watch for them Includo Walker evening, witn Wulnofer and honor . going t* Frank Waibel Albert Cru-' n • second high and John Iti ¡11 The general committee included M. dame. F C ' Smith. H L. Bick- nd J<x- Seu. 1 b y other member Girls of the seventh anc eighth grade' <»f the school assist cd in serving. the first to. Cal , Calp.dc plant until October first. •lumini; to the B E .Malini; String Baiaar Friday— (Tide one <» f the Melhixlist church will have the annual spring bazaar at the chur h basement Fri day afternoon. b< ginning at twelve* lock Tea will be according to Mr •rich, chairman. .»M or I ransferred bars DIAMOND 125-foot roll 10c TRUE AMERICAN s. — the illustration has nothing to do with the ad— but we had to call your at tention to our swell values in men's wear. $1.39 Winners of Columbia Easter Egg Contest NORTHERN Flour jim wells men’s shop Cornelius. 43’2-oz F. Miller. Rt 43-oz. 2nd -Mrs. Harry Hoeffel. Beaverton 42-oz Mrs. Creekpaum, Cornelius.... 3rd- 4th- Airs. June Helm. Rt. 2. Hillsboro 411 2-oz 5th F. O. Erickson, Rt. 5. Hillsboro 411/2-oz, linked with price. billsboro Ï07 c. main 49-lb. Hard Whwt LETTUCE, crisp, solid heads BANANAS, golden ripe fruit ASPARAGUS FLOUR FRED YOU the Best Quality Meats Personally Selected by Fred Himself BACON ^iAN STR,PS LAMB CHOPS YiARUN< BOILING BEEF FRESH CRABS BOLOGNA FRANKFURTERS All Meats Inspected by Drs. Nicol and Alniqnlst FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET We clore at 9 o’clock Sharp every Saturday night 5 Deliveries Daily COLUMBIA F0COÇÛ U.S.A. Grapefruit Juice Grapefruit conn Res. Phone 325 TUNA Tex-Sun 4b-oz Can Golden Bantam No. 303 cans DEL MONTE cans FLAKES. Ideal TISSUE LOUR come 20c 39c) 49-lb. sack Columbia, few equal—none better POUND Bran Flakes FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY 4 lbs. 25c Goldettes. Slightly broken sections No. 2 can SARDINES maceas 18c Phone 651 19c White or Wholewheat 49-POUND SACK Bl END PerSection Bakery 10 BARS 6 FOR QUART suits . . . and we've got the latest styles and fabrics for spring in wherrie mude-to-meas- FISHER'S Demand I’crfectlon Bread can 50c No Scrubbing, No Boiling LARGE PACKAGE Matches T f r the We.it Cox company, ha* been tram McMinnville, where h re chief He will mov jon h; family to McMinnville as he can find a house Mrw Noh r Hoatrs»— W It 11 I i/g-lb. loaves White or wheat. NOW (Pound loaf West CRISCO OXYDOL IVORY CAMAY Wax Paper PUREX Maile read come LARGE BAR Birthday* ( clebraled— Mi H H Busch entertained with a dmia r party Sunday in honor he birthday anniversarn hunband and her mother \ McLcf I Other guests were O A M”Lc< I Mr will meri H No*ler Th< the home Mesdames H l omnutti i Soule. Carl H . <’11 A Bent i. y. and M« Ivin Watt Schcfflin ntertained with an 1er dinner Sunday for Mr and Mr V hit in San I ran Otto V-j:« s and family of Mouri Mr an! Mr* F W T Put- near Mount amdah e were Hillsboro tamdah*. ! nam Jr. and family f Fai iningt.m. visitors Thursday. in route to San and Mr and Mrs i >rd«m Sahnow their son Frank and son id Hdbbm. take in" the fair. Mr and Mr M A Lynch of Hed- mond were giie'ti this week of Mrs h e Methodist Circle Lynch s brother and sister-in-law. church Tuesday after- Mi and Mi J W. Bailey They noon w R N Torbet. came down to attend the* funeral Friends Tuesday of E B Tongue. Mr and Mrs Henry Hit of Boise St. Matthews Idaho give a card party were ha; winter the St. Matthew' of Mr r. and Mr. Sunday cry one is invited They y will return cr gu< Is at the Auld home were Mu*«* Jane Auld and Marguet Mr and Mrs John Bose and Mr. Munk of Portland and Mrs. Albeit Wachner were guest!* for Easter Sunday dinner of ( lub ha* I unrhrMi— Bi * . Si tters club member. . 1929 Mr Bose's mother. Pa I Matron were entertained Rebitzke, at Barton Saturday at a luncheon al the For- county. <■ t Hills golf dub house Mn B Mr and Mrs J W W Balin' of thi* city. Mrs W H ed Saturday from Enuelke of Beaverton, and Mrs Frank Miller of Forest (¡rove were of the guests their grandchildren of Port I Wil- land. BrWgi Brandaw visited and (’hiñese che< kers were the rr Portland Sunday Jim Lightfoot tei tainment Mr. Lightfoot llillii Friend IH cn — home there. Hay Alexander, who visited Hill Mr and Mrs. concerns guests Sunday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Mi Alex to former David Lofgren in Portland. ander was Miss Ruth Linklater of Portland annual staff, rm mbers <» pent the Easter week-end with her in their en- h iving ass about 15 uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. B. W. graving p Barnes. years Mr and Mrs Harry W Sawdon of Seattle were Easter guests of with the Forest ('.rove Rotarians on Mrs. Sawdon's parents, Mr and F W Sinclair. May 3. were announced nt the Ho- M' anil Mr*. Fred A’ithold and tary luncheon last Thursday. Nom- Ada Matthews of Portland imitions Chase • Wisdom io Wiv the St Matthew s presented al Muthcrs' club ear 1 party Monday cbool hall, caused a mi rriment for the n attendance at the PHONE 4331 PACKAGE We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
