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Page Two HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. OREGON Cornelius Lodge Meet Postponed Due to Festival Scenic Views in Color Cornelius Club To Celebrale Anniversary Wick-: Monday dance Tliui'.sdav VENETIAN Cornelius Family Visits in Indiana CORNELIUS Mi and Mr W landa Camp Fire of Cornelius sell I its Moud.iv owning meeting at beino of Ml Lill.an Kei- i in here they will visit Rut I HIS COHN FL I U S of Miss Mumie Luder V I IK CORNFLll’S Plans Woodcraft will not meet tonight i "¿¿Ui't'i1I Continuous Show Saturday made to celebrate N.itio «Thursday!. but will meet June 13. Stariini: nt I :3O ening Mi., W because many Mi and Mrs ranted to attend the 1 Rose Festival will move from the t Portland this week. Method m Amo Guests of Miss Helen Shaw Sun- met W with Mi Mr and Mi- Judd Mill iay were Miss Connie Richter of William VuiiLom Mi lughter, Mrs Ivan Grec Tigard, Miss Janet Loom:- of North Mr and Mr Frank Wither ; M, . Bend and Roy Campbell of Albu querque. N M. all ano. Wa h . -.pent Satin . u ti at Fore; home of Mr and Mrs E Graduate at O. S. ll Mrs Mdls .¡nd Mr Joe Gnos and ---- Wilfred Kaulsch Mrs Put on Program End Betty Hobbs graduated from in Beaverton Mrs Lloyd Sha Week-end \ isiti < <>f Mrs Grover Oregon State college on Monday I n* Valley put ' io were Mi anil Mi Victor Miss Hobbs is now of Portland but number at a Hod benefit pr, !• »mv They also was formerly a Cornelius resident g ram '. Gaston Fridax evenni;-., 1 Mr Willis' Kirents at Mmm- Mr. and Mrs Pierce Gugin and Work» on I ’ ropt ’ ilx Here taiihlale Mrs Willis is a daughter family and Mr, and Mrs Dale Mont- .Vr \\ ti*hintti on TYRONE DOROTHY o. ar of Mr and Mrs Divine gomery and baby of Holman were NUtt. I I. <«l « III un.i i. I and sonic Mrs Howard Olaine .lecompanied guests last Thursdav of Mrs A D i U osa sako , o u oik on Mis friends to Grants Pass M mdav Whiting and Emil Bolin. So. it ty Meets I mUy Lays Big Eggs Hoge Umt Will The Home Missionary society of Mr s. Rudolph Schultz has a White H.> m M Sab. the Method st church will meet at t hen among her flock that moved back to Portland the home of Mrs Ray Shayy this a very large egg. about three summer, but will return at the w Nine million color reproductions of western s seen: times a week. They measure s w ill bi oiM’ning of the school year is Mix V Kit distributed free in the next few months by thi Standard Oil com- usually nine inches by seven and Rogers is the 5th and 6th Mrs Vina Bacon is spending the pany. Frank Kittredge, regional director . : the national park one-half and there is’another egg - «cher week with her son. Lawrence Ba eon. HUKI: inside with a shell. service, is here showing one of the pictures to M lettie E Charle: jf Tillamook spent at Mountaindale M L.i of the company's travel information bureau. Saturday Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Wright. Mr and Mrs IH Of Hi) Mrs. Forest Coy and Mrs Clara Jes- •n-m-law. George Bartiein Mr Memorial Dav with licit tinti July »on. the latter a visitor from Wil- (HARLEY GRAPEWIN . LIONEL ATWIU «iiHisr RK II I Ac. rox. Nebr . made a trip around the Mr and Mrs John Bower of Or Mrs Tupper, came home with them .11 und Mt Hoad loop Sunday. , gon City w Sunday vi It John Heine and daughters Miss Gladys Slade of Portland. M Helen Oliver is now employ Mrs. Lilly B Mrs. Della Rogers. Miss Avis Rog ed in the B E Muling compaio I ton assisted Mr. and Mrs. H Farn- m the office. ers. Mrs. L M. Cochrane and Miss Bettie Cixthrane spent Memorial Butterfat production of Washington countv dairy cows listed thi Day at Seaside. Mrs. Paul Sherman and daugh county in third place among the state's 22 daily herd improy ement ter Betty, who lives near Tacoma. .-ociations for the month of April, according to the monthly bulletin W. sh.. visited her parents. Mr. and of the Washington county association. The average of 1533 cows tested in the county's 60 herds was 35 V Mrs. L. L. Waddle« from Saturday until Monday. pounds, which was about 10 pounds under the top average ot 46 n; Mrs. Mary Sewers spent from pounds recorded in the Tillamook#- Thursday until Sunday in Portland Owner Sampler dairy herd improve visiting her son. Floyd Barlow, and ment report. Tillamook county, with over during the month. family 1972 cows in 57 herds, was second Top production of the year ending Scoutmaster Leonard Melanson with 38.59 pounds of butterfat per this month was recorded bv Mrs — ~ Tom Williams. Forest Grove’ route took Scouts Ivan Smith. Jack and cow. The state average was 33.45 Jerry Smith. Dick Barber and pounds of fat. 1. for Polly 3rd. a four-vear-old reg Ralph Keyser to Gales Citv Sundav 630 Herds in State istered Jersey with a 305-day pro Continuous Show Sunday — Starts at 1 :30 In the state. 16.098 cows were test- duction and from there the boys hiked into record of 742 2 pounds of ed during the month. Of this num- fat contained Camp Medlock. in 12.043 pounds of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frye and sons ber. embracing 630 herds, 6.117 were milk. Second highest production The Man Who Made and Everett Straughan. who have found to be producing 40 pounds of mark for the year was made by been living at Corvallis for the past butterfat or better per month. Of Beth, a five-year-old registered Jer several months, where the men the 1.539 cows tested in this county sey also on Mrs. Williams' f„.,„ farm were employed, returned here last 641 had produced 40 pounds of fat or with a record of 620 3 pounds of fat week. f , .. . roll of honor cows following are the records o* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larshney of that completed lactation records June Aberdeen. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. L. Month Days in Owner of Cow Breed Age Fresh .Milk Sohn. Willis and Harry Shipman. Robert Mu 9, 10, 11 rr- Lilly G. J. 3 May all of Salem, visited Mr. and Mrs. J une <1 Continuous Show Sunday — Starting nt 1 ;30 I’. M. Blondie Wallace McPherson Saturday. 5 David Hagg J udy Mr. and Mrs. Milton Keyser and David June Hagg & Son. R. J Ralph spent Thursday in Portland David Haar & Sons Imieh visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kev- J'hn W Mulluv Halt Pint June ser and family. The brought their • ic Fueler D«- Dee R. J granddaughter. Arin Keyser, back Edwin Burkhalter Bl for a week's visit. June Fir Grove Dairy June Aid Meets June 13 Albert Meier Goh Ind B. The Missionary Aid Society of H. the Lutheran church will meet at tupene Taylor Bonnie H. the home of Mrs. Walter Schneider T. B. Denney Tristram’; Oxford June 13. Josie * H-32” R. J. Bros. Babe Mrs. Henry Jacobsmuhlen and Claeys ' Daisy daughter Marjorie and Mrs. Eliza- Claeys ' Jun .Maj beth Handiwith spent Memorial Claejm Clae/M Jun Day at Neskowin. Bert Evers ' THURS. - FRÎ. - SAT 4 ^llOP! I POWER LAMOUR jOHMnrA^ouo Couly Herds in Third Place for Bullerfal Produclion in Month Plus CO THIS If Hill Theatre I'loHDON OPENS SUNDAY, JUNE 9 GONE WITH THE WIND Boy Scouts Hold Their Last Meet Ireland No. 26 L. R. Allen ■ Pansy Mike Y un ker- Ra in bow Mike Yunkei—No. 9 H. L. Rhad..n Rarr.ay H. L. Rhadon Ginyer Schneider Belle Laurel wood I Dairy No. 67 Laurel wood I Dairy No. 16 Dairy Lucy Laurel wood Dairy Bell .M r». Tom Williams Polly 3rd Mr». Tom Williams Beth Mrs. Tom Williams Williams Daisy J. W Corey J A. W. Connell 9 CORNELIUS—The Boy Scouts held their last meeting for the sea son Monday night. Mrs. Frank Dooher is able to be out again after an illness of a few weeks. Move to Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herb have "toyed from the Barker apartments to Hillsboro. Miss Finegan Home Miss Blanche Finegan returned last Friday evening from Condon, where she has been a teacher in the high school She will return there for another year. SHADY BROOk— The Logan Visits in South Henry Crites left this week for a families held a family reunion at Eagle Creek on the Columbia Riv- trip to California. Week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. er highway on Decoration Day. It Leslie Long were Mr. and 111J5 Mrs. was held in honor of the visit of Fred Ingleking of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plotts of Kansas, who •ur S' McLinn of Vancouver is visiting here, and the birthday Mash., and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Piz- of Sam Logan. A large picnic din ner was held at noon and a birth- er of Portland. The Camp Fire girls did not hold day cake baked by Mrs. Alvah Lo- gan cut. Those present included a meeting Monday night because the son of their guardian. Mrs. Le- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Logan, Mrs Pheme Heath. Mr. and Mrs. L roy Smith, has the measles. Charles Peterson of Salem visited Huffsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold her uncle and aunt last Monday and Huffsmith. Jimmy and Patty Joe on Tuesday went in to Portland Hutchinson. Mrs. Lois Logan. Mr and spent the day with her parents. and Mrs. Graves, all of Portland: -Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Logan. Mrs Mrs. William Moore and son and Harold Williams and sons, Mr. and a girl friend of Mrs. Moore's of San Mrs. Gordon Logan and children Diego. Cal., arrived here Tuesday ’o ' Mr and Mrs. Fenton Logan, all visit Mr. and Mrs. Luke Moore, of Aurora; Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Lo they stopped cn route at Medford gan. Mrs. John Agee and daugh to visit William Moore, who is em ter Doris. Evelyn. Wayne, Ken ployed there. William Moore Jr neth, Donald. Florili and Ida Mac will spend the summer with his Logan of Hillsboro and the honor grandmother, while Luke Moore i« guests, spending some time in the east. Columbia pig club met last Tues Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kilgore had as Sunday visitors Mrs. Frank Rust day evening at the home of Dale and daughter Gail of Eugene. Mrs Olsen and made plans for their lia R1~ule of Forest Grove. Mr. and next meeting, which will be a Mrs. Thomas Thompson and son wiener roast June 30 in the after Tommy, who is a teacher at Flor noon at Raffety’s grove. They pre ence and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur sented their leader with a grad- nation gift from the club. Brockman of Sheridan. Mrs. Lola Hill, sister-in-law of O u h " Ut?l-and daughter. Mrs. Helen MRS. ALICE M. RICE Hill, of Seattle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alice M. Rice, wife Mrs. Ruth for a week. Muss Helen P. Rice of Portland and of Otto is en route to Missouri to spend the I county resident, died May former 31. Fu- summer with an aunt. neral services were • held - - in Port- land Monday and vault entomb- ment was at Lincoln Memorial Applies for License A public hearing on the appli park. cation of M. S. Gillock. Cornelius for a license to operate a common Audited Circulation earner in Washington. Columbia A member of the Audit Bureau and Clatsop has been set for Friday of Circulations, the Argus gives the .? P rn- in the office of Public Advertiser proof of authentic, paid Utilities Commissioner Ormond R up subscribers. To the wise buyer Bean, Portland. of space there can be no substitute. It H H. H. J. June June Muy June June May June R. J. G. H. June 5 J. R H J. R. J. R. J. R. J. R. J. ?.. H. fl. H. -Z ll I VENETIAN 10c and 25c I SUN. - MON. - TUES June July J une July June 4 Logan Family Has Hanleys Leave on Reunion Saturday Trip io Detroit LEISYVILLE—Mr. and 3 Al- bert Hanley left May 31 on the Portland Rose for a two week's va- cation trip. They will visit wit; relatives at Seaford. Ontario. Can ada. take delivery of a new car at Detroit, then drive home via High way 30. stopping at Salt Lake City and other places of interest. Miss Eleanor Hanley is home from Monmouth for the summer. Miss Doris Gregg, who just grad uated from Pacific University, is home for a few weeks. She will at tend summer school at the Univer sity of Washington and will teach in the high school at Parkdale. Mrs. Jennie Ivie of Eugene visit ed Mr and Mrs. John Gates Jr.. Thursday and Friday. • i Hobort L omo » 20ih Century Fox the big classified section—“The Great Market Place of Wash ington County. Picture David O. Selznick, producer of "Gone With The Wind” creates M a woman of fascination to rival ,he mon-baiting Scarlett O'Hara. « m name of these lovely 3>thredd he-. o of "Wuthering HrightC’ Car Insurance Liability Insurance Life Insurance Accident and Health Insurance Floater Insurance Marine Insurance from the secret case book of the screen's romantic M. D.! in GEORGE SANDERS . I k KILDARE! in her sensational Erring debut JUDITH ANDERSONy^ Dirttt,dh ALFRED HITCHCOCK Stockings. DAPHNE DU MAURIER . R,l„„d UNITED ARTISTS They’re extra sheer, Pretnt'd bi SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL because LEW AYRES • LIONEL BARRYMORE ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS the silk is Cinderella crepe LARAINE DAY • SHEPPERD STRUDWICK • SAMUEL S HINDS EMMA DUNN • NAT PENDLETON ScrMn H.y 6, Hery RulMn «nd Will» Goldbeck . A M«fco- Goldwyn M.,.r Pictor« . oir«ct.d by H.rold S BU mu . i cause the silk is so elastic and snag-resisting . . . they're extra economical, because they wear so well. I HILL THEATRE I 3 MORE DAYS THURS. - FRI. - SAT THIS WEEK Try a pair or two .. . you'll be delighted. Fire Insurance A NEW STARTLING ADVENTURE starring . . . they’re extra strong, be TRAVELERS Plus Rebecca ¡LAURENCE OLIVIER • JOAN FONTAINE THREADS 59c jack ’ s 98c 79c C BUCK BEU NY > W AGAIN I A Paramount Picture with Garrett ft-Wlk , Prop. MARK SANDRICH Ellen Drew • Andy Devine • Phil CviMiMi • ROCHESTER MY SON MY SON TWO ADULTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 June 16ih JACK BENNYS SfodffNOS RUSHLOW ^J'^ ggest HIT! COMING Pal Night LESLIE HOWARD in -INTERMEZZO A Low. Story HUÜM HERBERT Iß A NEW universal picture I
