The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 31, 1939, Fair Edition, Image 21

The Hillsboro argus., August 31, 1939, Fair Edition, Page 21, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 31, 1939 HILLSBORO ARGLS. HILLSBORO. OREGON OSC Dean (jives Advice on College remium ami ptirMPg offered at fht 1939 stati fair, whic h opens Lahor Day al Salem, will l> of $.> LOBO, l air Manager Leo Spitzbart announces. The bulk of I he monies, aboni $39,000. will go to exhibitors in the Inestock, farm products, floral, homemaking, art and junior (Ivpiirf monts. the flight horse events will total * nfUTuioii running > 10(UM) In addition tn . ff. I Will tec BANK.'- H qi ■ Horse a o< lean Here can Abeti American Bed I Amvt iea tie club ( Mothe r'.' club will undy were Ray Sandy and family in Hillsboro I .aura Sandy returned home with < »rd J ) i iroe American Poultry aWi IlMuni-iklng Divisions Tin Fred underwent I A fourth living MacKenzie Talks H I.. MacKenzie talked al the Rotary club luncheon Thursday on his recent 11.000 mile trip through Canada and the United State Be and was impressed with the ida. im- Cullege boys are sucres (ut ir, an outstanding who live m fr who batch in in all of these places wh and then* can be factors Whether Mi can Milk A dormitory gives the idvant. gcx of goad such as living in ; organized group, hut without the close n *trictrms. Membership in a dormi tory group does not prohibit later joining a fraternity. Anyone may 1 that question with the implication live in a dormitory if lie presents | that there an* right 1 laces a n a his application in time with a .‘■mall I By Dr r. «. Dubach) Dean (lf Men. Oregon State College One of the Jivest issues among parents as their boys prepare to college. t h e •Where Shall My Hoy I.ivi Banks Mothers to winner. • out of which number of about 300 ii lally a I I urge proportion <>f the fraternity members in this Lite earn tart I all of their way in college. just an ternity depends a good deal individual nature. have kno many boys who have • an indi/i uniLstic bent. who fe under t an ordina fraternity culla Spring n FJor- uemg dev* loped by ■I ont of th< moat ■es ever seen. poke who .'MM> who batch. Most of these boy live m pairs though some live in 1 h - • g at noo of the biggest lis filan boys are able to about half of what it cost- in I they liv-- quite well ire at all adept at caring nark fishing; on fi recent le Expobit ion. .d the >st im- » i t ho ap- A total of 187 resident driv involved in traffic accidents in C gon during the month ol June i meeting will th Forest (J dependent grou R< »ble to care for approximately KM) students during freshman week u clock. Fam.i.e Man ifactui ing corporation and the A retold •va.* at this month when first livestock entries were made before by Avon Yoder. Braver fwinr breeder, and Paul Talbot, Canyonville sheep br< ed- Also, an exceptionally large ma- chmrry exhibit for farmers in ready definitely iosur<*d. as •pair wax virtually all contra <>« f( n mid Julj Many of th< e ■ how making it necessury for th« fair to allot additional grounds u hem. BETHANY-CEDAR Bethany Presbyter». Christian I ndeavor held .1 beach party over Congratulations and Best of Luck! l^le went to Taft Saturday and flayed until Sunday night. Birthday club of Cedar Milin Went as a party tu the beachrN * IisM-s Irene Hainan and Ruth D h kman went as delegate« to the Christian Endeavor convention at Turner Mr and Mrs Carl Larsen, Mrs Nancy Buy Lore 11 Boy. and Bill ; Carr went to Depor Bay and Agate beach Sunday Storekeeper—“Any orders while I was out’" New assistant — Only one. sir Two gentlemen ordered me to put up my hands while they took the cash register " ' Model Homes See Them in Copeland’s Boo'h at the County Fair! 4-H Clubbers and Future Farmers I'he officers and directors of this home-owned, independent bank con gratulate you upon your achievements and join with you in the 1939 Washing ton County Fair events which culminate your year ot work and planning. Development of agriculture and the LH ( lub and Future Farmer programs have always held the keen interest of this bank. Now. at Fair time, we take particular pleasure in wishing you suc cess in your present competit' and in your future in your chosen profession. Successful farming today calls for sound business methods ..nd adequate financing. The Commercial National Bank stands ready at all times to co operate with you. to give counsel and to confer with you on your problems. We cordially invite you to av. 1 yourself of our "personalized” lu.nkiog services. Eight little homes . . three feet square . . . true replicas complet and modern in ever Let tlx attendant giv* informât ion on ¡ he cost of a home of .com own . . . see how easily it can be financed. COPELAND Hillsboro Phone 301 Commercial National Bank Member Associaient Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are