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T.-ige Twrt Timi- ulnv. AT.iFfli ’ 1, 19 |n TTTTTBFîôRû ARGVS. TTILLSRÖRÖ. ÖRFGÖN County Federation Musical Successful Current Books library inelud Washington County Federation of Women's clubs second annual riusical, held at Forest Grove in Marsh hall Friday afternoon w.is a number of biographic that ar an enjoyable and successful event, according to Mis William B Chand prox ide entertain ler of Scholl«, general chairman. "Financially we went over the top guaranteed ment, acce with our fund for a music holarship for Pacifie university." d'O said Program numbers were as follows: Flag salute, led by Mrs Ed librarian ist of the late biH'ks inclini < onkiin. ptesident of the county federation, violin solo. Mrs e follow ing: Sissons of Hillsboro J inior W.-mer -♦ Tlav bv Kaufman and Hart. "The dub; piano «okt, Eleanor Wagner of Man Who Came to Dinner." Fun- Forest Grove Junior Women's club; ef the year, soon to be vocal solo. Venita Russell of Metz Portland, a caricature of ger Women - club. Dorothy Conklin ' accompanist; whistling solo. Mrs. W.mleott portray :ng the and George Tew of Gaston Women'< "Easter Program Suggestions" ar club, with Miss Roma Rolston ac the titles of two new mimeograph companist; violin solo. Mrs. Mar published by the Home Economic Much College or Education Eat jorie Tyler of Hillsboro Needlecraft ing Up Life." This also is a humor club. Mrs. F J. Sewell accompanist: pamphlets ar ous btx'k Though in a lighter vein musical skit by ten girls, sponsored obtainable at the xtension offic it represents serious opinions Such by Scholls Jr Women’s club: violin in the court hoi subject Has Economic solo Miss Clara McDonald of Hite n Kathleen McCrae, home de T h Progressive club. Miss Ingebord Black Pearson aeeompanist; plan-' so!.' The "Easter Program" bulletin ed. Norma Berger of West Union Junior "Ris Women’s club; modem dance greup contains material on the origin of sketch by Pacific university students Easter, a children's story about the sponsored by Forest Grove Women's origin of Easter eggs, an Easter a probable leader of India Gi highlights f the Indian political skit, and a reading appropriate to club and Washington County Health association: vocal tri ■ Mrs. V W. this holiday. "Heaven is About Us." by Huw- Gardner. Mrs Ben Faber and Mrs The "Easter Party" bulletin con- William Enschede of Hillsboro Cof tains An autobiography for invitations a r d Spring fee club. Mrs. F. J Sewell accom room decorations, table decoration which should give writings, also panist; harp solo. Mrs Robert War a fine study , rens of Watts Women s club: vocal ed games, methods of obtaining "Life of Greece" by Will Durant Mr amt Mrs M. W Johnson of this city who observed their GOth solo. Mrs. Frank Dooher of Cor partners, and refreshment sugges This book unfolds a civilization so weddin { anniversary Sunday nelius Civic Improvement club: like our ow n that having read the ■ roading Mrs. Maude Stannard of tions appropriate for Easter. book we find we can better un Hillsboro Women's Service club: derstand our own problems which piano solo by Marjorie Sahler of resemble the Greeks in Pacific university conservatory of tail but machinery music. Marjorie Shirley accompanist, "Bozanza Inn" by Oscar and vocal trio Mrs Joe Stretcher. of the The three-week pre-Easter "H ime and Hal! Tiiis is a Mrs Max Bennett and Mrs William B Chandie«' of Scholls Women s Visitation" evangelistic campaign famous Palace hotel of San Fran* club, with Mrs. Ina Sutherland ac .with local forces now in progress cisco which was the wonder of the compattisi. at the Central Christian church is world when it was built. Many Mr. and Mrs M W Johnson of this ity. now residing at 136 to close Easier A record breaking celebrities visited there and t h e Lickson. celebrated their GOtli wedding annivers.iry Sundai Gathered book gives some incidents crowd is expected with an attend to congratulate the couple were a small group of * close ‘ family friends in ance aim of 407 in church school at dais of thi eccentric era. including a number of their old schoolmates. 9:45 a. m. All special features in- "Along the Road" by Stanley i eluding an annual decision service » J men cd on March 18 1880. in Missouri. They ____ _ CORNELIUS — The home of Mr. conducted by the pastor are at the Joues. This is a sequel to "Christ moved to the state of Washington in and Mrs. Eli Kingston at Cornelius beginning of church school session of the Indian Road " 18!>8 .mJ m 1901 moved tn Portland "Party Book" by Mary Breen was the scene of a quiet wedding Faster worship service is at 10:45 ■"__________________ . . - o'clock. Music by choir. Solo by With the exception of a few years "Party Menus and Recipes" by Sunday afternoon when their young- One of the principal community spent m Idaho, they lived in or near est daughter. Catherine, became the Professor L. Dossett. Sermon: "If- Hewett. "Science for the World" by Ger Easter feature* is to be the pres Portland until March. 1927. when bride of Robert Sullavan of Dilley. But." A scriptual presentation of entation of the cantata. "The Re they established their Hillsboro Mr Sullavan is the son of Mrs Gor the significance of Christs resur- ald Wendt. The author, who was rection will be given. A baptismal director of science for t h e New surrection Story" by the Christian home, which is now shared bv their don Knight. fair, tells what church choir a 4 p. m. Prof I.. daughter. Mis Fayetta Allen Only immediate families were pre- service for all converts follows the York worlds On the actual dale of their an sent for the ring ceremony which semce. science means today, in terms of Dossett. director of the Tualatin Singers, is directing the choir niversary. the aged pair were enter every day living. was performed by Rev. Putnam of 111 "The Resurrection Story tained nt dinner by Mr. und Mrs a the Christian church of Hillsboro, t . - , , "U. S Camera Book." Prize pic A home reception was held after tures and how they were obtained composition of Carrie B Adams O O Freeman CarJs. telegrams and flowers from friends nt many parts the ceremony for the folowing: Mr. Tn Ch1]rrk Prnneirfv Many valuable facts for the ama- and presented in two parts. and Mrs Eh Kingston. Mr and Mrs 10 ^nurcn Soloists are Prof. Dossett. Wil of the country have feted thè John 1 teur photographer and a book to Gordon Knight of Dilley and their The Congregational church build- be enjoyed by all. lard McGlasson. Mrs L. C. Kram- sons m the last week. children. Romona. Frank. Mattie and at East Mam and Fifth streets "Harmony in Color" by Ven ita ien. Mrs. Cecil Miller, Mrs H B Howard: Mr and Mrs James Harle- s receiving three coats of paint Seeley. The principles of interior Denton. Mis- Maunne M 'ore and man and Jimmy and Judith of The Ladies- Social Circle of the decoration are clearly told, beau- Miss Theona Putnam. The public Cornelius: Mr. and Mrs. E. V Ed- I rfiurch is financing this improve tifully illustrated. is invited. wards. Vernon and Jean of Sher- Sher- ment <md also the payment of $151 "Treasure Art Masterpieces" bv 1 wood: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burke. paving and sewer assessments Mrs. Caroline Applegate was Richard and David of Farmington: against the church property. At Craven. Beautiful reproductions of ' Mrs. F E. Piper and daughter guest of honor at a tea Thursday * j — - - and - Stanley — - the close of the year the treasurer famous pictures. Mrs ** P Ludwig. Ronald Mrs. Charles W. Straughan of celebrating her 80th of Taft. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hemer of the Circle reported several Klamath Falls spent several days afternoon birthday anniversary She received of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. L. W. hundred dollars of cash on hand here last week visiting their daugh many gifts and cards and also news Kingston of Hillsboro and Mr Dar and the circle decided that the ter and sister. Miss Evelyn Piper. of a great granddaughter. Caroline . money could not be put to a better rel Sullavan of Dilley. Miss Elsie Pipt-r. a student at Pacific Jane, born to Mr and Mrs John Mr. and Mrs. Sullavan will be at use than that of improving the i university, accompanied them on home to their friends at their resi 1 church property. ‘ Morn of Victory.-- an Easter can- their return to Klamath Falls, where H Bergen of Marshfield five days dence in Dilley, after a short wed tata by Lee Rogers, will be pre she will spend the two weeks' before her birthday. ding trip. sented at 8 p m. Sunday at the spring vacation. Mrs Hattie Straug- Lutheran church. Byrle han of Portland was also a guest Nosier Transferred— Miss’ HELVETIA—Miss Yoneko Inaga- Ramp is organist and director. Mrs Wcdnesday and Mr and Mr Bryce Nosier an.I two W. Hinrichs and Mrs. Percy Thur«iav ka and Tosko Manasika were mar- E Hillis and the chorus will sing. 2 ™°. daughters Annette and Susan are , ried a-, the Buddhist temple in Port- "Awake! Arise!" Other numbers „ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs here th s week visiting Mr and Mr ---- ----- ! land Sunday»-They will make their 1 will be by Mrs. Hillis and by Mrs. Ralph Ramey were Mr and C E Wells and Mrs. C H Nosier. C. P. Beck of Orenco will speak i home in Hillsboro. Hinrichs and the choir. L. M. Nye. The Nyes have ____ been ar the T .wnsend club meeting Mon । spending the winter in Oregon and Auto Freight Co. has had a promo day at 8 p. m. in Legion hall The I r r r expect to leave this week foi their tion and now has a position m Port club wishes to announce to all. Enschedes Entertain— Sunday dinner party guests of home at Beloit, Wis. land with that company. Enschede en friends of the Townsend movement • Mr and Mrs John ____ ________ —. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miltenberger that the present bill. H R. 8264 now tertained with a dinner Friday night pending in the congress of the U before the Masonic and Eastern Star were Mr and Mrs. Charles Mc S . is printed in full in the last is- dance. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Creary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milten- sue of the National Towmsend Harold Pasley of Beaverton and Mr berger. Miss Ione McCreary and Harry Matoon, all of Portland. Weekly. and Mrs. Al Opdenweyer. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Nicol spent a few days this week with Mrs. Nicol’s P E O. Sisterhood met Tuesday parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sandi c:rldePa^' fea,ured- Varo1^ “ the hom¿7fl™John B^^ Pie social chairman, planned luncheon at 1 o'clock with a general fer, at Salem. Mrs Rose Brown and Mrs. Ronald " C ( meeting following. Mrs. M. P. Cadv 111 was chairman, and the afternoon Vaught are visiting a few days this week with Mr and Mrs. Clairborne Mr. and Mrs. H L. Fuller spent was «Pent in discussing "current Brownhill at Seaside. the week-end with their son-in-law even,s Mrs. Carl Rickson and children of and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Social Club to Meet— Taft are visiting this week with Mrs. vin Rehse of Manza/iita. Social club of Eastern Star will C. H. Nosier. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Lyda and meet at 1:30 p. m.. Friday at the Mrs. Willard Lewis of Lostine vis daughter Myrna of Sweet Home temple. Hostess committee is Mes Mr. and Mrs. J. L Searcy last ! spent the week-end with Mr. and dames E. R Bailey. W. G Hare. H ited week. Mrs. C. J. Hines. L. Hoeffel. W J. Enschede and Earl Miss Minnie Moore of Corvallis Mr. and Mrs E. R. Bailey and Donelson. , spent the week-end with Mr. and Don and Robert spent Sunday at Food Sale Saturday— Mrs. George Laver. Seaside. St. Matthews Ladies will hold a Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pickens vis food sale Saturday at Columbia ited friends at Camas, Wash . Sun Foods Store. day. Dr. and Mrs. George H Butter Mr. and Mrs. W R. Manley spent field were at Seaside over the week Sunday at McMinnville with their end. , daughter Mary at Linfield college Mrs. E. A Logan of Spokane and Mrs. Manley's mother. Mrs. Hat spent last Sunday with her sister,' tie Hill Brownhill. Mrs. Hugh Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien of Fern Hill will move onto the old Marshfield spent Sunday with his Hunger mill property in Orchardule mother. Mrs. Hugh Rogers. - just as soon as school is out. Local Folk Observe 60th Wedding Date Miss Kingston Weds Mr. Robert Sullavan Cantata Scheduled At Christian Church improvements Made Froperty All Sami Epi copal church will Ihr w ill be milking Iho IU40 p,pp\ pu | r Nu mb". arc hoing epi mH (, , ' ' I , n i noii.ii-v can funi'- w itbout rei. giiiziiii' , Thursday eifie iimieisiti faculty woman, it a talk before the Hillsboro Rot.u i club. As an agonev to our ehildreii mg their part said, but there in our national ture which it That our men and women norin.it. tusk which canni t be accomplish ed w ithout the help of true religion oliljlncd hum Ml. Umwh at II,’ Hut >1 Ai i* -a Ihi" \igiu olhee choir with Mt V W < iii> i (H al. ( lulls Sriiimi I uni; at ti 30 I» m . with Mpuciul music under the direction ol Mt G ndnei PAINTING Inicrlur •t Guindoli Birdyhi a n c h e McCormu k .mJ Mis Mabel B FREE M Eslrriur ESTIMATES W. BENNETT S< hüll’» 11*1 |‘h<» Hlllsbolu Kt Turn Reni Money Into a Home! Schools should not Ameiieim children to inuusuiv materialistic standards iathvi should they be made to realize that America is traditions Nazism. f.uici>in and communism. th»' Pacific unit ft ml % educator pointcxl out. govern• mental systems whic pletcly thrown uvei democt ary and with it Christia There is a difference. Miss Crane I said, between Christianity mid see. tarianism That the fundamental principles of Cliiistuniii are ? 95% LOAN and LOW INTI WEST UNDER F. H. A. Title being realized and turned to mure and more by young people who have seen the failure of abiding by other standards, she stated versit ies and college- especially should look more fav orably upon the teaching of Chris- tiamty. cannot afford to let the government ha\ . for a glance at the names lu. ed 111 "Who's Wiio" will testify to the fact that independent colh / still producing more thun their share of the notion s' leade said B F Pile was program chairman Live in t he comfort of your own home unii pat fur it on rent-like terms. Let I’ool-Ciaidner help you take advantage of this opportunity. Complete stock of quality rnu- terials money-saving suggestions . . . home planning hints . . . and courteous sert ice. Pool-Gardner Lumber Co. FULLER PAINTS—Thry L m « 131 W Bziellne "if h's Lumber Call Our Number" I’iione 2691 Bob Sutherland, student at Ore gon Slate college, is spending with Mr. und Mrs Richard Sutherland al Bun. Mrs. C. Applegate Honored on Thursday Mi of the childrens and it is democratic ueation m tain prop« the basic Party Suggestions Available Here Christian Church Campaign to End Poppy Poatei Rule's A h ' N ow Obtainable All Saints Arranges Special Services Christianity Held ri nei pie . Demoeraev OPENING Easter Cantata at Lutheran Church Japanese Marry Orenco Man to Talk At Townsend Meet DRASTIC Reductions - S AVE! WOMEN'S SHOES- One group, values to $6. Open and closed toes and heels, medi um and high heels. Black, blue tan ami white ...... GRAND <4 nn -Ohenin^, AIR STEP SHOES- For women, Regular $6. Medi- um and high heels—pumps ami tie styles. Kid and suede leather in black, blue, tan, tan and white ’3« SATURDAY, MARCH 23 MEN S BOOTS— Washington County Motors EARL MORLEY, Prop. 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