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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1939)
HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Hilhi News Section . pionium with Honor Holl Given ILuiin roll fur by McEntee seven lllso doing remarkably Il for never playing together be- BETHANY-CEDAR MILL The tdliany Presbyterian church will Robert Bell if Den- of Mi Re- and Mt Ml Mr .md Mrs hiinii- at Cedar Mill last Saturday Program ( hrivimas Eve O. I'. Anderson in State Department J a program Christmas E Itlrthdav < elebratrd Mr and Mrs Jann- Walters their da ii(it< r, vallia f All Evelyn. win Mi and Mrs N P John- Fr< <1 Bo . of Washougal. Wash lower Monday <.t M> i Barbin ichede III the Pitman and daughter. h alletti-, Evelyn, Verna Mae. Leola B.ubar.i James, and Donald Wal- Mr Walter;. Mu ,H' 20 members m Mr Mrs Reid. Mr and Mis Curtis Mrs Lew Williams md Mi Oswald, all of Portland Mi E H Lehman und s M llalla They Mrs Lehman Lehman, who anemia rlv Yunker Honored Mrs Pete Yunker gave a <1 irty honoring her husband. birthday at Yunker. There w were 36 afternoon ary boxes which totaled a nice sum to he used for foreign and local mis- If you have no more use for it sell it through Argus want ads. & hnstmas Joy (Doris Wiley, Editor) Jnkc Weil Speaker Miss Yoder Adviser For Hilhi Annual Hanks Minister, Wife Observe 51st Anniversary Attendance at Mt. Home Good Program Rock Creek Tonight Cornelius Host Saturday to Christmas Party HOCK CREEK pupils and CORNELIUS— Local business teacher. Mrs K Reynolds, of Rock Creek school will present a Christ houses are sponsoring a Christmas points stressed for mas program at the school house party for their customers and were, personal ap- Miss Mary Yoder was elected ad Thursday evening (tonight! Evcry- friends, to begin at 3 p m Saturday ablllty to keep con- Five cases of oranges and 100 viser The staff is as follows; Dave one is invited. Idonee. pounds of candy will be given away WHey, editor; Shirley Carlson, as The Sunday achoo! of the Metho- ’ • the crowd Spanish Party Held sistant editor; Bud Eslinger, man- dist church Christ- Homes Attraxtiv held The Spanish club party m. 1 The homes of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ager; Bill Cyrus, district manager, mas program Saturday at 8 Wvdne day evening in the cal Program Sunday Senko and .Mi and .Mr^ R E Lin- turned out to be a success with Colene MacDowell, literary editor; The Sunday < hool of the Brooks '“-T »re very attractive with their The Jim Abts, Henrietta Dalby, art edi Hill dancing singing and games ....................... th,.ir colored Christmas lights display. church will highlight of the party was the in tors; Bob Bristol, snapshot editor; Christmas program Sunday morn- Hank's Superior Market has a itiation of Bill Johnston. Juliana Sahifeld, Evelyn Schumak mg. new delivery truck. Program Given Mr and Mrs Wesley McNeil of er, typists; Tommy Chamberlain Join in Program The Home Economics club held boys' sports; Leola Mae Yount, Sunday school ol the R< formed Oregon City George McNeil of a very interesting program Monday girls’ sports. a Christmas Holdrege. Neb, and Maurice Mc- church will f'ii its members. It was a pantomime program at the Helvetia church Neil of Milford. Neb. called on the about Christmas and many of the Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Every Forest Coy family Sunday. F. F. A. Gives Program girl . were included in the cast. George Holscher Sr spent last one is invited to attend this pro “Newer and Better Things gram Special musical numbers pre week in Portland with his son-in- Bill Johnston, Bob Baughman, for- through Chemistry " was the theme sented at the church service Sun law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ray Powell. leve McEntee, Ken Wort- of the assembly given Friday at day were vocal solos by Mr F F Mr Martha Mann accompanied Ott and Miss Magdalena Boeck 11 squad Don Phelps, ccn- Hilhi by the F F. A members It They were accompanied by Mrs. El- Mr and Mrs Joe Mann of Portland chemical to Carlton on Friday. Harrison, Jim Broderick. was a movie mer Guerber Mrs Cal Edelman and Herbert Doyle McCullough, Lloyd liounds and what they make when Jim Brooks will en- combined. guards. tertain a large group of relatives at Wahl of LaGrande visited Mr. and their home ou Brooks Hill Sunday Mrs J F Kilgore Monday of last week Mrs. Edelman is a daughter evening The Missionary society and young of Mrs. Kilgore and had been to To people of Brooks Hill held a bazaar ledo to visit her daughter. Miss Ber nice Edelman, a nurse in the hos and carnival December 9 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cha pital at Toledo, who is recovering ney, a girl, recently. She is the first from an appendicitis operation. The Get Together club met last grandchild of Mr and Mrs. John MOUNTAIN HOME— Moun t a i n Boeekli of Brooks Hill. Thursday with Mrs. John Oppen Homr school pupils with perfect Mrs John BANKS Rev Bill Siedow of Brooks Hill recent- i lander This week they will meet Williams quietly celebrated their record attendance for the second six ly underwent an operation for ap at the home of Mr Henry Beitel- 51 t wedding anniversary Wednes weeks of school wore Daphne Lek- pendicitis and is in a Portland hos spach for a Christmas party for the day. December 2(1 They were mar as, Alice Freulcr. Ruth Stewart. pital. children. ried in Preston. Kansas. Rev. Wil Joyce Browning. Mary Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. William VanKirk Walter Scheldt arrived from Can liams is pastor of the Banks church. Frances Hamilton. ada at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and son Delbert of Scappoose visit- I lowers in Blooin Caroline Ego Honored Louis Zuercher last week to see ed the J. F. Straughan and A. E. Many beautiful Christmas bou Mrs Ray Ego entertained in hon his father. Rev. E. J. Scheidt, who Frye families on Sunday. quets can be gathered in this vi or of the birthday anniversary of is seriously ill. Mrs Lilly Kelsey of Cheery Nook cinity as the following flowers can her daughter Caroline Friday aft 'Helen Benson, who is employed spent Saturday visiting in Portland. be found blooming in Banks gar ernoon. 'Die young guests arrived in Portland, spent the week-end at Her daughter. Mrs. Lotta Fox of dens, pansies, snapdragons, Japa during the afternoon and remained her home here. Aloha, took care of the store in her nese quince, nasturtiums, Shasta for supper that evening Those pres absence. daisies, primroses, chrysanthemums, ent were Mary Pearson. Ruth Fern Hill club met last Thursday violets, roses and carnations. with Mrs Ed Maurer on Fern Hill. Stewart. Frances Hamilton. Janet Mi and Mrs J J Hutchens have They had an all day meeting with a rented a cottage at Neskowin, Lekas, Joyce Browning and Jacque pot luck dinner, followed by a where they will live for the win- line Howell. Games were played in Christmas tree and exchange gifts. doors. ter. for Mr Hutchen's health. Next meeting is with Mrs. Herman COOPER MOUNTAIN — Cooper Both grade and high school will Program Sunday Mountain P.-T A met Friday eve- Jones. close Friday for the holidays and Mrs Viva Hughes and children Those taking part in the Christ ning with 20 members present. will reopen January 2. mas program to be held in the Plans were made for a Christmas and Mrs. P. R Dickinson went to Stillwells Entertain church on Christmas Eve took lunch party which will be held this Fri Portland on Thursday, December 14. The Pal Pinochle club met Friday and remained at the church last day evening. December 22 After the to meet Mrs. Hughes and son, Bert night, with Mr and Mrs L I) Still- Sunday to practice. Mrs. E A. Fogg business meeting a short program R Hughes, of Rogue River, who has well <>f Manning Mrs is directing the program this year. was given. Lunch was served by enlisted in the U S. navy. A family hart won the traveling prize Mr. John Schmellzrr Honored the hospitality committee Next reunion was held at the home of and Mrs P Maheur of Forest Grove Members of the Doubletree Sun meeting will be January 19 with Mrs. Dickinson's brother. Harvey have joined the club to take the day school class were invited to the Art Kirkham as guest speaker, Fries who is also an uncle of Mrs. place of Mr and Mrs. L. O Still Harry Schmeltzer home for t h e The association is sponsoring a Hughes. Bert left in the evening by well. who have dropped out Next monthly party last Friday evening. boys’ woodworking 4-H club this train with other recruits for San meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Twelve couples were present. John year. They have bought the neces- Diego. Cal. This is the second son William Green Friday night. Schmeltzer, teacher of the class for sary tools and the school board is of Mrs. Hughes in the U. S. service. Earl and Vista Hammer and El- Mr and Mrs. Louis Lamalle have allowing the club to move a small vie and Ina Dreeszen of Cushing. the past ten years, was presented building to the back of the school moved into the Gerheart Olson Iowa, left Tuesday for their home with an occasional chair by the ground, which the boys themselves house. after spending three weeks visiting class. Mr Schmeltzer has been a will make into a clubroom. The Mrs Martin Doescher is reported relatives in and near Banks. They | teacher in the Mountain Home Sun board will also give a stove and slightly improved. will go by way of California and day school since 1918 Games were work table to the members. Albert proved but will not be able to re isit relatives and friends en route. played, and plans for sending a b >x Caveness is leader. turn home until after Christmas. Mrs Lenore and little of clothing, canned goods and toys Mrs. Weaver Hostess to the Boys and Girls Farm Home daughter Joanne Lillian moved to Cooper Mountain Community Mrs. Biersdorf is staying in Port near Corvallis were completed. Ray her home near Banks after staying Sewing club met Thursday at the land with her sister. Mrs. Thomas ■it the home of her parents. Mr. and Ego took this contribution to the home of Mrs. Charles Weaver. It Bilyeu. home this week. Mrs Oscar Love of Thatcher. Mrs. C R. Kirkpatrick is home was a Christmas party and pot-luck Jolin Gehrts Honored again after some time spent in a dinner. There were many members A birthday party was given Wed- and visitors present. Gifts and can hospital undergoing treatments. of last week at the (By George N. Taylor) dy were distributed by Santa Claus. Joe Ego. who is in a Portland home of Mr and Mrs. John Gehrts On the hills above Bethlehem. Executive meeting of the P.-T. A. hospital, after having suffered a in honor of his birthday anniver- was held Monday evening at the the shepherds were keeping watch sary. Presen were Mr and Mrs. broken leg. is seriously ill. compli home of Mr. and Mrs. W Crocker, over their flocks by night, and. Io, cations having developed. Ernie Gehrts and family. Mr. and The evening was spent in sacking the angel of the Lord came upon Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bruce of Christmas candy and discussing them, and the glory of the Lord Mrs Al Gehrts and family, Walt Gehrts, Mrs Minnie Gehrts, Earl Newberg, have been staying on the plans for a basket social to be given shone round about them, and they and Vesta Hammer. Elvic and Ina Joe Ego farm a portion of the time some time in the future. were sore afraid. And the angel Dreeszen and Mr and Mrs. John since Mr. and Mrs. Ego have been said unto them—“Fear not. for be away. Mr. and Mrs Percy Hamilton Gehrts and family. hold. I bring you good tidings of have been assisting with the chores Pupils Entertained great joy which shall be to all Pupils of Helen Wicks dancing there. people. For unto you is born this class were given a Christmas party To Improve School day in the City of David a saviour, at the home of Miss Wick s mother which is Christ the Lord. And this Mountain Home Parent-Teacher in Hillsboro. Those from Banks association met at the school house SCHEFFLIN The presentation shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall and Manning attending were Mrs. Monday. the of "Whiskers.'' a one-act play last Chris Tolke and children Norma, school board to secure labor for the Friday evening, was enjoyed by 80 GETTING UP NIGHTS Billy and Bobby. Mrs. Beatrice work of improving the interior of people. CAUSED BY— Bush and Donna Mao, Mrs Chester the school house during Christmas Juniors Entertain Getting up nights may be caused by Frydendall and Helen, Lillian Mae vacation were discussed. The school The Juniors of Zion Walther sluggish kidneys. Kidneys often need help Benefiel, Darlene Jones, Shirley board has allotted money in the League society entertained the sen same as bowels. If excess acids and other are not regularly eliminated, it Jean Prickett, Dorothy Peppard. budget this year for the material for iors Sunday evening with a Christ wastes may lead to burning, scanty or frequent Miss Wick was unable to be there, the work, but the labor is expected mas party. Pearl Petersen and Ed flow, backache, leg or rheumatic pains, as she underwent an emergency to be donated. win Sahnow were each presented headache or dizziness. Keep kidneys ac tive. Get a boz of BUKETS from agy appendectomy Friday evening N<> A tree for the Mountain Home with a book. This was their reward druggist. Your 25c back if not pleased in more dancing classes will be held pupils and a program is being pre for selling the most Walther League 4 days. Locally at Delta Drug Store. until further notice. Wilbert Salzwedel, pared by Miss Luethe for the latter Messengers. Co-operate with your community J. P Vanderzandcn received part of the week. Parents and pat chairman of the sales, also present bruises and cuts Monday evening m rons may attend. ed Jack Heinrich and Lester Kahle. correspondent by turning in your an auto accident. A delightful afternoon party fol Junior salesmen, with candy as a important news happenings. It is George Finck returned to his lowed the business session of the consolation prize. There was an at impossible for the correspondent to home in Forest Grove from a Port Mountain Home Ladies' Aid. which tendance of thirty at the party. contact everyone for local news land hospital where he has been was held at the Richard Joyce home Alma Petersen of Pumpkin Ridge terns. Be sure that the item is real seriously ill for several month He Thursday afternoon. Members of is working at the home of Mr. and news and not just a mere day’s visi is able to be up but must continue the Pollyanna Per-pal club Mrs. Carl Fragmeier. tation within the county or to Port- on a milk diet. George Biersdorf is slightly im- land. tf changed Christinas gifts. Verle Prickett, who has been em M!r. and Mrs. Percy Harnilton ployed at a logging camp, is home have received word that a cast has for the holidays. been placed on the feet and legs of their daughter Helen, who is in the Shriners’ hospital in Portland. She is reported to be getting along very well and is happy and contented there. DIXIE MOUNTAIN Mr and Mrs. C. D Nelson entertained with a birthday party for their daughter Elsie last Saturday evening. Pres ent were Evelyn and Allen Boleen. SEPORRTORS'MILKERS Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nelsotn, Jose phine Wallace, Mrs Ada Jacobcr miLK (OOLERS and Mary. Donald Nelson and the honor guest. STUR BURR EQUIPMERT The Home Economics club has postponed the December meeting until January 18. At Cooper Mt. Born in a Stable Play Presented Schefflin Friday i friendship t lie Thank You and Merry Christinas J. T. (Jack) FOSTER 126 S. Third Ave. HILLSBORO Phone 1011 LAST MINUTE GIFT POPS UP THE TOASr n warm ... m WANr Birthday Party Held at Green Mt. ' ■ OPERATES EITHER WAY AT THE TOUCH OF A BUTTON monroe Ariseli tOorUtuSvras 4 tXrtHWW, - «VtRYTHINGjJ "»DAIRYMANS.® ■»S P ortiamo O m .- íalt L aki C ity BETTER Dairy Feed THE NEW $uïbeam toaster The new toaster sensation! Most completely automatic! More beautiful! And mikes the most delicious toast you ever tasted. Melba toast or toast that’s crisp outside, tender inside, whatever you like you get in the Sun beam. And every slice uniform and evenly done. Come in and see it. $16.00. Or with stunning Buffet set, including four of the new Sunbeam trays, Appetizer dish and rich Walnut tray, J2J.00. Selfridge Furniture Co. 136 S. 3rd Ave. Hillsboro Phone 21 find the Babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying hi a manger." And it came to pass that when the angel had gone away from them into heaven, that the shepherds pressed with haste into Bethlehem to see that which was told them. There lying in the manger they find the Babe The hour had struck. God had sent forth his Son. born of a woman to become one with us .sin apart. Christ, the Second Person of the God-head had stripped Himself of His glory and stepped down to walk among men and reveal the heart-throb of His Father s love for fallen men. Next came the Magi, the wise men They fell down and worship ped Him and when they had op ened their treasures, they present ed unto Him gifts; gold, frankin cense and myrrh. Gold which spoke of royalty; Christ the King Frank incense which told God’s delight in Him. "This is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased.’ And Christ could say that He came not to do His own will but the will of His Father who sent Him And myrrh; here you see the shadow of the Cross even now at the man ger. For later when He laid down His life myrrh was used as they made ready His body for burial. Gold—Christ the King. Frankin- Merry Christmas! Christmas from Kellington’s JEWELER “Let ‘Kelly Fix Your Watch" Hillsboro, Oregon We won’t deck it out with fancy phrases . . . or try to turn out a 1940 model for it . . . it isn’t that kind of a greeting. It’s j ust a word of good cheer and sincere appreciation to our many friends and cus tomers at this most joy ous holiday time. 2 FINE PRINTS HiPsboro Sheet Metal Work« from each of your good negatives on every 8 exposureroll you send. Q Get quality piet urea and prompt service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Se id eoin. Reprints 2e each .ainitnum order 25e. WESTERN PICTURE CO. Bex ues PORTLAND. OREGON 25 C. R. (Chet) Merrill, prop. 230 E. Washington St. Phone 1333 Hillsboro If It’s Sheet Metal We Do It! Merry Christmas TO YOU! Dr. A. M. ABRAMS DENTIST 2nd Floor. 2nd and Main Hillsboro Phone 18'1 SlSiSlSrSrSrSlSlSiSiStSlSrSrSiaSrSiSiSlSlSiSiSiS UY At Chnstmastide We salute the unknown originator of the conventional YOU'LL BE—More than pleased with the results you get from Ar gus Classified Ads. For quick sales these inexpensive little ads will do the job bosk Page Three cense. His holy life. Myrrh His death for our sins Human reason says "I must see the thing, and handle it or I cannot believe it." Where reason leaves off faith takes up By faith we see the unseen things of God and arc made strong for the tests and trials of life. By faith we see across into the land that la fairer than day where the Father waits over the way And so sing- "My Faith Looks Up to Thee; Thou Lamb of Calvary. Saviour Divine! Now Hear Me While I Pray; Take All My Guilt Away. O Let Me from This Day be Wholly Thine Paid adv. Season’s Greetings upon which we will not venture to improve. So, to everyone we extend Heartiest Good Wishes for a ¿Merry Christmas VALUES and a COW RATION— A good dairy feed. Price per 80-lb. sack MEDO-SWEET DAIRY RATION—A farm tested Happy & Prosperous proven dairy feed. 20% protein. —if you like a comfortable house. You can enjoy all the benefits of clean, convenient oil heat in your house and save money, too. H. C. 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