The Hillsboro argus., June 13, 1940, Page 11, Image 11

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HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON
Program Given
Ài Reed ville
Children's Day
Scholls Garage
Man Accidentally
Shot Wednesday
Pare Five
How About Boys
In Back Room?
PITTSBURGH
Wed-
( ongrer ational
SCHOl.faS
Chad Haynes, local
garag«* tnati w.1 accidentally shot
ui the aim Wednesday, but due to
Hie quii k Work of hi. tl
the
flow id blood wax stopped and he
ridali.
All Saints f pist opa!
Dr Welch itteruled him J( the bul­
let bed druck bun just a few inches
d in .ide it would have
heart He u recovering
ut fili» home ■ at .Scholl»
1' Enrolled
There are 42 enrolled at the Bible
< hool at the Scholls church with
five teachers in charge
Mi
E ri Stretcher is recovering
from severe stings when she stirred
last Thursday.
Gr illuni nini
daughler
W
Home from School
Vivian Hesse and Bonnie Bart
lett returned last week to their re
pective homes a’ Scholls fur their
dimmer
The •V are stu­
dent . of Oregon Norma ll school at
Monmouth
Mi
and Mrs A H Spxton of
Corvallis have rented a cottage on
ihe Tom Rued farm of Midway. Mr
Saxton is in charge of the rebuild­
ervicc » were field Friday ing on the market road past the
P<
chapel. Beaverton, for Julius Christensen farm and also
ff I >■
4B. Beaverton in charge f the work at the old
1 Heaton quarry.
Mary Hemau returned last week
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from the Good Samaritan hospital
illne
Interment wu
and is convalescing at her home
I hm
Mr ‘ near Scholls.
Al Saxton attended a wedding at
and Mrs W F Dessi
Corvallis over the week-end.
ter. K.ithiTine Dessi nger.
Has
Bin Crop
three brother*. Will and Carl
Cliff Larkin reports he has the
mger of Portland and Henry
Ilf
of vetch and oats
Hillsboro, three nephews and
ever raised on his farm at Scholls.
Mr. and Mrs. J F. Potter of Mills
Born in Fre/nont, Neb, Nov.
C ty«and granddaughter, Jacqueline
1R93, Augii t Dessmger came
Potter, of Portland were visitors at
and had resided in that community the Lyle Potter home last week.
Mrs
Ina Swett and daughter
a shingKr and
Very! Frost are -laying at the home
"f Mr- It Meyi rs Mrs Swett's sis­
ter Mrs Swett has arthritis. Grand-
ma Hanson
caring for Mrs.
infant daughter, Sandra
Resident of
Beaverion Dies
BLEDVILLE
Wiik
although
Mrs. Heckman of
Belhany Succumbs
larris*ui. accompniiH.1
Mr
John Sundbrr
bv
of
Mrs Carolina E Hackman. 78. of
Betliany died June 7 an i f
held Monday mum*
utland crematorium
with W. E
•gg of Beaverton in
Det
hildrvn: F VV A G . C
The Heckman. Editti Laue Shaffer, all
ide R Bel-
es. the Columbia Hiver high­
way and tile Mt. Hood loop also
aw the Portland Hose Festival be-
and Mr
W
Prevents Total Loss
County Agent Talks
To Farmers' Union
ÎJoyd *Sulhvan returned tn hi
work at the Imlay warehouse M.m-
day, following three weeks ab-
William Cyrus, county agent,
fence due to illness.
talked before the West Union local
been
of the Farmers' Union at North
Plains K P hall Thursday night
>rted convalescing.
on nt w crops for this county and
Irene Allin of Portland spent the
for seed. Elmer Guer-
charne of the program,
th her grandparents.
and Mrs Harry Altig.
A 4-H dub summer session
scholarship was presented to Bet-
Home I rotu South
Mi mid Mis J E Drummond. ty Ann Yungcn.
The county fair booth committee
wh<» left in Januuiy to spend the
Ainh r in southern (’.iliforma, ic- is planning now for the exhibits
and
asks the
of all
Itirncd Thursday to visit at the
Tay lor-Kirk wood homo indefinite- members. Committee includes Ly­
man Peters. .John Reilly, Dan Eid­
man. .John Davidson and Ed Wendt.
There will be no meeting in July.
Wedding Invitations, Announce- August 1 will bv the next meeting
ents and other Society Printing
Loftis and Mrs. Elsie
Quality Hillsboro Argus Print- 1 .emming reported on the
Department.
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You have some consolation
after an accident
if you
are protected with insurance
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Sermon.
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See us for Low Cost Automobile Insurance
in Reliable Companies.
the
o-hed üied
CHÀS. L. WALKER, Agent
Whosoever-Will Tabernacle
(On Pumpkin Ridge«
T 45. young
"EVERY FORM OF PROTECTION"
Phone 1732
Hillsboro, Oregon
116 S. Third Ave.
people'
M '/ruing
when Ona, Jersey cow on
Conneaut, Ohio, farm, wants a
drink, it’s till very simple. She
pumps the water herself. When
her owner discovered Ona was
a rugged individualist of the old
school, he stanchioned her next
to the pump. She raises and
lowers the handle with her nos»
until her water bucket is full.
Then she continues to pump as
the bucket overflows, sends wa­
ter down a trough to her pals in
the barn.
Church Services
All eopy for this column must
be in the office not later than
Monday evening.
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
Sabbath preaching aervirea. It a. m.
Sunday school. 10 a. m. ; C. E.. 8 p. m
Mianionsry society last Wedneoluy of eacl
month st 2 p. m.— J. F. Gibaun, ruini«-
Services are held each Sabbath iSatur-
day • as follows: Sabbath school. 9:45 a.
Two days of fun and frolic, cram­
med with special entertainment
features, await thousands of South­
ern Pacific employes and their
friends who will attend the "Home-
coming Day" and "S. P. Day at the
Fair" celebrations in San Francisco.
June 29-30. according to Otto Reif-
schneider. chairman of the S. P. Day
committee for the Portland division.
Announcement was made at the
same time of a new Portland-San
Francisco economy
train, "The
Beaver." which will cater to chair
car and tourist passengers only.
128 3 2nd Ave. Hillsboro
Phone 72
Auto Insurance
ervke«, 9:45-12
M rniriF wurahif
by Mr* H
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Hervices held every Sunday at 11 a m. ;
Program Sunday
Wednesday evening earvicee at 8; Sun­
This coming Sunday is children's day »cboul at 11 a m. Pupil« up to 20
day and there will be a review of
the work done by the Bible school room open <m Wednesdays and Saturday*
2 until 4 p.
Sunday*» topic.
students
Ladies' Aid gave a strawberry
shortcake dinner last week at the Seventh-Day Adventist
home of Mrs Henry Hesse.
Southern Pacific
To Have Days at Fair
•■a* dollars with less gold be-
them don’t seem to come any
Christian
right
Mrs. Berry Will
Goodman's
Hardware
Haw-
Alexander
Aid will
parish hall.
< Thursday •
l.trW.y will
parbh hall
Albert Lillegard has moved to
Portland and is employed at a large
cold torage plant there He
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"Smooth As Glass '
The Kind That Really Last*
Zion Lutheran (Schefflin)
The Sch ills Grange will meet this
Saturday.
Charles FrishH* ltf Midway spent
from Friday to Sunday visiting his
cousins. Leland and Kenneth Twigg
Morne Hutchings is staying with
Tom Hrud for a month on his farm
near Midway
Jun Herd is offering from a
badly injured arm received while
lid Mi
Maple
PAINTS
ing Thursday evening at ».
Huntingtun, pastor.
Dr.
Walter
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Reedville Community Presbyterian
Sunday achool, 10 a. m.. Ralph Nord- j
.and. superintendent; worship at 11. Jun- '
lor Christian Endeavor, 3 p. m., fur agar
between 6 and 13 year,. Young people'«
C. E. at 7 p. m All are invited. The
Woman', Miuionury »ociety meet« th.
'ourth Thursdny of each month. - W. K
Lindsay, student pastor.
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45
p.
'e, spaiai music
Rev Orin Hutch-
Methodist (Bethany)
Pockets Full of
RENT RECEIPTS
i. m. Sunday school
Aloha Assembly of God
Sunday school, 10 a. m ; mom in g wor­
ship al 11; young people. 6 SO p. m
wanffcHatic, 7:45 p. m. Prayer and Bible
•tudy, Thursday evening at 7:45.
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or
Do You Own
YOUR OWN HOME?
Aloba Community Baptist
Bible school at 10. Morning worship at
11. Evening preaching service at 7:45.
B Y. P U at 6:45. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at 8. B. Marcus Godwin.
pastor.
If
Church of Jrsus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
Rent receipts provide no comfort or security
for the future . . but a home of your own will.
Start your plans now—investigate our
Church will meet at American Legion
hall with
Sunday Krhool at 10
and
evening service at 7 :30.
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Home Loans
Foursquare
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morniux wor-
»hip, 11 a m.. Rev. Phillips will speak
at thin service Sunday nicht Re’ Edythe
Mae Phillips will prewent an illustrated
rnesAaKe. The topic
Shall FoUow.” Rev.
Phillips will
New construction, remodeling and FHA loans
available on the direct reduction plan.
sweeping the world
today. And
* according tu the
Bible that the end time is near. Can the
living and the dead communicate? You
will receive answer» to many questions
such as these.
Friday night an < pen
forum is held in the church. Thia Friday
night the topic will Ue Where Are the
Rev. and Mrs. Phillipa. pastors.
Member Federal Home Loan Bank
WASHINGTON
Hillsboro Methodist
Mid-June Sunday schorl will
9:45
Church worship.
ringing by the girl»’ chorus and
bined choir directed by Phoebe
thorne; sermon by the pastor.
Leaguers will meet in
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
open at
Savings JI Loan Bldg.
the com­
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Haw­
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J. M. Person, Mgr.
Hillsboro
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Hillsboro Free Methodist
Sunday, June 16. Rev Jumes E. Lind* |
ley will supply in the absence of the pas.
tor. Wednesday. 7:45 p. m., revival xerv.
ice*» betcin with Rev. Wevley G. Edwards,
author and lecturer of L««* Angeles, speak­
ing each night until June 3U His lec-
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Coupes, $807 and up; Sedans, $853
and up, ★ delivered at Lansin/t, Mich.
Transportation based on rail rates,
state and local taxes (if any), optional
equipment and accessories — extra.
Prices subject to change without
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