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Thin <<hiy, J mie 1. 1B39 HILLSBORO ARGUS; HILLSBORO, O R E G O N Rage Fiva I our oí Cannery Hill, Dale Club Meets Wednesday Election I felci Moiintaindak DrrMten) M igin Uh Iloi.1 y < «hbi.ih (I Klr ii O htm ) week-end nd Mrs A M< f i By Mrs. John Haase) i Effective June I. I9t9) FIRDALE-IOWA HILL—The Hill To Portland fl 00. 7 N). 7 3UL 8 00 and Dali- dub Will meet with Mrs 9 (JO. 9:30, 10:00, 10 30. 11:30 a. m. Will Reddig next Wednesday after- 12 30, 1:30. 2:00. 2 30, 3:00. 3: 30. 4:30. .5 30 0 30 7:00f. 7 30. B OO. Daughter Baptized 8 30, 9:30 p in. Daily except m. infant daughter of Sundays and Holidays. i'Daily r Herman Goetzo was Sunday morning in the Lutheran church Spon- To Banks and Vernonia—10:23 a. m . 3:23. 5:23 p. m. Mis.s Orpha Carter and 9:53 a m . 2:23. 5:53 p m. Art Malone and McNamer's ( amp 4:23 p m. laughter of National, Wash., were Disapprove School Rus over Decoration Day of her To McMinnville -7 I J, 9:23 a. m.. Mrs. Harry Soost, and fam- 1:53. 5 53 p. m. e -7 38. 8:23. 9:23. M. sdames Dwight Seilers. Frank 10:23, 10 53. 11:53 a. m. Waib<4, John Haase. Theresa Eish- 12:53, 153. 2 23. 2:53, 3:23. 3:53, in John Goetze and E. A Oeaville 4:23, 4:53. 5 23. 5:53, 6 23’. « 53. .ere gue ts from Hill and Dale club 8:0H. 10 08 p m. 12:08 midnight. Wednesday afternoon the •Daily except Sundays and Holi -trawljerry luncheon given by the days. Fir Grove Ladies' club at the home I Ry Mr». .1. A. McCoy) of Mrs. Cooley. Albi rt and girl Maurice and Celestino Waibel at OREGON MOTOR STAGES tended the convention of the Far at Stage Depot Mr and Mrs. Albert Dyk( mers Union for the junior. May 23 party guests Sunday at the J P. at Monmouth. 118 S. Third Ave. Hillsboro Vanderzanden home Some of their Phone 1211 trawberry pickers entertained with Use the want ads in the Argus. mu ic Sunday afternoon. Mr Warner Cropp was admitted to the general hospital of Forest Grove. Saturday morning. She is from a stroke and is in condition. Dinner party guests Sunday at Vanderzanden home were the M J her brothers and families. Mr. and THIS Mr Leo Vandehey. and Mr. and Mi Frances Vandehey WEEK Mrs Arthur Smith and son Har- Continuous Show Saturday—1:30 to 11 P. M. old of Fresno. Cal., were guests of Mr and Mrs J. A. McCoy Wedne lii I ly Morire n Saturday until Tuesday with grandparents. Mr and Mrs Wil of Banks. Mi. . Otis Johnson and daughter William Mi Charles Dodson and ?( solo. Bob Mis, Anna Gr unsven attended a *vak. Be- (By Kuby Gillenwater) W t at the home of her parent;, ROSEDAL Bernard Mr and Mr H A West of Salem. is Gilbert: Mi- West was the home economics by Rev teacher at Banks high school last ag I Want < lob of I<<* . .i.il. to Kn ow.” bv Mrs. Ge r ; ■ Finck', Ralph Moss of Newport spent the immunity singing. <•( k-end with relatives in Bank IHf iUI Held Sunday dinner party guests of Mi . Julia Huffard pre: ented her Mr and Mr. Charles Shipley were in recital Thursday Mr and Mr Lloyd Solomon of i Mr and Mr . Pearl Brady and program was as fol- Buell, Mrs Louella Hopkins of on Darrell and daughters Una and duet. Margery Wilcox and and Mr and Mr George Elaine, and Mr. and Mrs. D. Ewing li 1 Ì (H I Ju ROM Sheeley. McFarlane and Nadine of Fore • and two children, and Lowell Ewing olo Ralph Wilcox Jr : solo. Phyllis of Kansas held a picnic dinner at Siiceli y; duct Kay Lien and Bud Mr and Mrs Jack Benefici. Mrs । Balm Grove Sunday. die Johns n: - ilo. Ellen McCann: Ella Bcncfid and Corbitt Crowthers Mr and Mr. J P. Vanderzanden F Hing Water- ’ and Twilight Rev- of Banks and Mr and Mrs Ken Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vanderzan neth Benefici of Delake attended den and two children Raymond and th Night ” Buddie Johnson; trio by the funeral Saturday of Wiley Ben 1 Clara Mae attended the funeral of Ralph Wilcox Jr, Ross and Phyl- efici at Redmond He was a cousin Mr- Raymond Vanderzanden’s li. Sheeley: “Golden Pheasants" of Kenneth and Jack Benefici and father. Dominick Caputo, of Port and “Wind in the Willows.” Eve- was 65 years old. He had been ill land Saturday morning. accordion duet. Bud week-end lynn K< I Mr and Mrs. Vance Martin and rid Erma Williams of Hillsboro; ac- Tries Irrigation , little son Ryan, and son-in-law Jack Erma Williams; ac- rdion roast held in Girdlcr’f Henry Vanderzanden is irrigating Hunter and daughter Willie Mae of Bud Williams: duct. his fields along Dairy Creek The I Salem were week-end guests of M' C >rmack c and Evalvnn water is pumped from Dairy Creek ; their daughters June and Mrs Jack and Hail with electric pumps. "Rippling Waters 1 Hunter ” and ’ son Richard " ' ‘ at the J. Hip Mrs Belle Hartwick spent the | A McCoy farm. McCormack; solo. Fern John- week-end with her brother-in-law Louie Strohmayer took his pick- Convent Bells.” and sister Mr and Mrs. Frank War- ers Sunday over to the Tony Kemp First Waltz ■cry Wilcox: field. of Forest Grove. er ranch to pick his berries. He 'Minuet by Mr and Mrs H. Sandstrom and has 25 acres. ozart " Evalvnn F issler. Firn Mrs. J F Lloyd and son of Deer ihnson and Margery among Sunday guests Help your correspondent s< nd in M -S Mane Rieben returned to Mand of Mr and Mrs George McGraw. early copy. Some Friday or Satur Week-end guests of Mr.^nd Mrs day if possible. 1 at the Lvda dist- Creek. with a com- John Kessler and Geraldine were picnic that day. She has Mrs. G H Pryor and son Earl and daughter Elva. Miss Georgia Jean Mr and Mrs D. W Thomps m of Brecht J hn McIntosh of Tacoma Siletz were week-end guests of Mr.- and Mrs. G G Drake of Portland. Will be paid by the manufactur- John Pejipard and family Dot Pep Mrs Katherine Ederer returned er for any Corn GREAT CHRIS pard. returned home with her sis to her home Sunday after spending TOPHER POSTIVE Corn Cure can ter to spend two weeks. several weeks with her daughter in not remove. Also removes Warts and Callouses. 35c at DELTA Mr and Mn Dwight Sellers and Portland. Mr Cora Hyrc a (•f Hillsboro were Mr and Mrs. Arlie Carstens of DRUG STORE. ,ies: Sunday of Mr. ird Sellers and fam- ■Id Friday j The pro- opening r Milwaukie I lazeldale illy Mr« John ll h uit w ilhout thinning: $25.00 Reward CHURCHES Mr BUS DEPARTURES FROM HILLSBORO n VENETIAN j THURS., FRI., SAT Story of the Mounties! I Mighty Swell Tunes of the Northwest! [HARUS STARRETT toitte ^UKON t A COLUMBIA PICTURE PLUS—2nd Feature j “Mystery Plane” ¡ with John Trent, Marjorie Reynolds, Milbourne Stone | i 10c and 25c VENETIAN June 4-5-6 Continuous Show Sunday—1:30 to 11 P. M. Sun. - Mon Tues and Mrs. Cliff San^y spent1 which tunc cor Smoky of McMinnville were t aller: at the John Inilah home Friday t vt in coendu f ’Amba Ihr m an W erhell M.uv Elmer and Johnnie Watt id Mervel Schiesser an- attending Mi- D Brchaut and Bibb» school at t ! church in Bcavertoi farm í»r the summer Colonel and Mr Baker nuinotr of n I’Ttl-nd of Mrs Mary D< in at Beaverton II be with u Mr ( brother »I y tuin ig I hn own compì M h All evening m i vices Tunc in over KWJJ oon at 5 p m and cicated broadcast of he ir Ilie the A embln > of God churches J F Shue keiford. pastor. evening First Baptist Churrh Prayer and Bible study Thursday cv« ning al 8 Sunday school al 8 45 C an You I magine j STEPPED W IN VALUE WED- THURS Fritz Meier is giving his home • h« Farmington road and > Beaverton The out bound use the same route Mrs Tom Miller is recovering 1 from a major operation at Emanuel houpPal Mrs Jean O'Connor left Thursday for Canada She expects to see the k.ng and queen while there. Mrs Oscar Johnson is working on । the night crew at the Beaverton 'cannery Hazcldalc 4-H agricultural club] Morning worship at 11 The pastor will bring a message from the Wold after which the Lord’s Supper will be observed Baptist B •. t* i .il 7.with Mi and Mis Al Fuller in charge B Y. P. U at 7 J under the leadership of the new j president. Mi > Leona Fes I er. All J young people arc invited Vesper pi aver service at 7 Evening service ■ at 8 Inspiring service of song, pre- reded by the ten minute organ pre lude of mugs and followed by an ! evangelistic message by the pastor A Duly Vacation Bible school will be held in our church beginning 1 June 5 at 9 a. m sharp The Meth odist churches of Hillsboro. Scholls I and Cornelius. Foursquare and Free Methodist churches of Hillsboro are । uniting in this endeavor. All chil dren welcome. June 14 beginning at 2 30 p in i counsel will be called from other Baptist churches of I Portland and community to ordain I to the Gospel ministry two of our' members who are now serving in other fields Al Fuller and W. F. Willings Rev Walter Pegg, pastor 1 of the Fourth Baptist church of Minneapolis, will bring the ordina- 1 lion message. Hill Theatre'! )A “SUR FERFIIRMF« Mr. and Mn Carl Alt and babj daughter Carol Joyce < n meut Camp visited Mrs Alt’s par- enta. Mr. and Mrs L Thurnheer. Sunday The Alts recently return ed from a visit to the San Fran cisco fair. Dinner party guests at the C. W Sjolin home Sunday were Mr nnd Mrs C Sjolin Sr Mr. and Mrs. H R True Mr and Mrs L Sylves- all of Portland. ester Holm leaves Sunday with F’ F A group for San Francisco fair He will be gone for one week. ¡STEPPED down PR‘CE p GOODYEAR'S - GREATEST "g.3" ALL-WEATHER FRI. - SAT., this week f I JBelte llavis llark^iHory“ „AGEpRGE BRENT > HUMPHREY BOGAR I PLUS — "MARCH OF TIME” ,Oi‘ {¡‘Romance of Louisiana’! SPECIAL FEATURE í ¡Squalus Disaster i 33 RESCUED — 26 DROWNED in Submarine Disaster And Other Short Subjects At the VENETIAN— —..... HILL THEATRE— Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed., June 4, 5, 6, 7 • Measure the value of all refrigerators beforo you buy any ! It proves before yoà buy how Y qu get plus value for every last cent when you buy n Hotpoint Electric Refrigerator. Hotpoint Value Yard stick shows 36 impor tant refrigerator fea tures. . . . Come in and check them today. PLUS « Continuous Show Sunday 1:30 to 11 P. M. Pal Night TWO ADULTS for 25c WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 7 TWO FEATURES 1939's QUEEN OF TRE SCREEN! LOOK AT THESE FINE POINTS — Improved "G-3" All-Weather tread—Deep center-traction, heavy shoulder blocks —New low stretch Supertwist cord, moro cords per inch — Smart side-walls with heavy prisms— "Lifetime Guarantee." A stronger, longer-wearing tire, now yours at lower cost. begins her reign in a burst of melody... a blaze of triumph! .... Jeanette sings and swings"and romances ith a new leading ¡nani DON T WAIT FOR OLD MAN TROUBLE TRIG REFRIGERATORS » Get "G-3" safety- TODAY BEFORE CHECK UP YOU SIGN UP1 LOWCOST.: CAN YOU I a AOI NF. a stronger supporter for 8ISMA REX j than the mcnager of a South Bend store vyho could noteat solid food, was pained even by liquids, tried. BISMA-REX and now says,”lf there are any skeptics in this world as to the merits of BISMA-REX, I ter tainly would like to talk to them/' DELIA DRUG STORE '' s»«" * M .c““'11 kiy»*' 'UVl«’' ' . t«“ ' u,c Big 6-foot Special TIDES " :: <hlGH VALUE Selected Shorts SAVE AT THE SIGN OE 2 Handy Locations BUSCH’S Service Garage W. C. GIFFORD Service Station IIII.I.SBOKO. OREGON Phone 293 IKO A a DIO Picture. Directed by IOHI4 <A»»OW. Produced by «O1IRT iUK. kr..n r'„ by JoK TwUr fw’ I»» "O’«' ‘ >oom" by Leslie Chonerl». And Selected Short Subjects THE GOODYEAR DIAMOND Small down payment S 1 50 ' Asv puts it in your home IwP TERMS YOUR HOTPOINT DEALER IIII.I.SBOKO 228 E. Baseline St. 55- GOODYEAR A. H. Busch, prop. I Coming Soon to Hillsboro Theatres Life Union Pacific “It’s a Wonderful World I “Wuthering Hights’’ - “Rose of Washington Square “Gorilla “Nazi Spy “Juarez” SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE Children, 5c Adults, 15c; 2 for 25c 1:30 to 4:00 P. M.
