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Reunion Held By Biersdorfs Annual School Meetings Sei Laurel Section LAUHEL meetings Will he held m the school houses of tin vieinily next Monday evening All patruns ate urged to be pie, tir.illy W Muilov fruii in lx as Im- portant bimlhcM is to hi trans .u ied. according to Mis W it Mi Nay. president. Shown here m they mot In Washington to begin the t , k of mobilizing the nation’- liefen'« membri . of the new advisory National Deferee Commi ion. Left V> right, are Che.br C. Davis, member of the Federal 10 serve Board; Miss Harriet Elliott, dean of wonen, Univei ity of North Carolina; William S. Knud rn, pre ident of General Motoi :; Edward IC. Stettiniu«, Jr., chairman of the board of If, S. Steel; William II. M' Reynolds, secretary to the commis, ion; Ralph Budd, < hair- man of Bullington railroad and Leon Henderson, member of the Sei m itu-; L < I, .ir'o Commi ion. Barn and Other Buildings on Remi Vuylsteke Farm Destroyed returned to Salem BANKS The I led, hog house and building-, on the farm lier farm of Hemi Children*’ Dav was observed at the church Sunday morning with also burned the following program vocal duct by Maijoric Will and Innr Whit more, i('Citations by Drloiis Reid. I'.lame WhitmoK«. Jerry Vorhvr«. and by the help of neighbors Eleanor Whitmore, Konabl Hued« Mr Vuylsteke had started Melvin •id Calvin Whit- mor»’ and Stephen Watkins; vocal the fire and it is supposed th tru> by Jean and Teddy Watkins alarteli from a spark from it While Mr Vuylsteke wa o Aid War Itrllrf Sunday school donated J.'l to the emi igcncy fund Mi and Mrs B of Friday and week-end F. !.. Brown home. Mulloy Sells Tract E Mulloy has tract of land to a Portland man ’Du' acreage is part of the former Robert Stevenson property about a mdc west of Laurel on the rork 1 crusher road The purchaser and his wife and son are living in a । tent while preparing to build Sonu ily, A i young man he came from England and ws employed on the Wren farm Norma Kehrer H re maining at th«* Wren home for a month's visit ween the Phiri1*« and the Sad- ducees. be cleverly brought up the question of the resurrection, when hr was being tried before the San hedrin ■ And last but not least, I would like to imitate Paul's character trait in relying on God. for had he not been Spirit guided, he would never have accomplished what he did. So wrote the boy And now wo ask a question that we cannot put Carbon Knorin SCHEFFLIN reunion Carbon depo.-i'-' < : , <• the engine V the H et dort family in W - i park in Portland Sun- to knoik when it is speeded up ac- cordir g to the emergency road ser Mr and vice of the On-gun State Motor .is- sociation Such di posits usually are d Mis lielbert Biersdorf, M.' caused bv oil which leaks past the •li (ioi don Sahriow and pi ton ring into the combustion ,i and Mi■ W P itmai chamber. I family, Mr and Mi Scott • Il aiui daughter Jean and Van Renterghen. 'Bv George N. Taylor. Bcavcrtoni VanReuterghen. cousin of Th«' teacher' who give the Bible « ibert B k '1 alorf arriv •<! Sun- Credit Course offered the Portland a visi« Hi giaduated from ' : ..tv of Washington June high school students, serve with- i planning to enter the Uni- out pay But such product as the fol- 1 of Oregon medical school in I lowing is pay in itself. One of the ! ¡boy. turned thus out in a recent I utland »hi- fall Mi -.-id Mr R. J Schwanke and । test at the Mt4 ot hi» first year I Anna, accompanied by which covered Who I Who In The :m of Portland and Omar New Testament «New York, St 1 of Salem, picnicked at Louis, Philadelphia. Detroit. Omaha 1 , and other of the larger cities have ' Falls day ■/iiea Schaus of Snohomish, already opened to the Bible w«,rk or iting fro ii'is hore this are studying the plan of released S •• graduated from Western ¡time during school hours!. Here is1 .'•on College of Education at what the boy wrote: 2. gham June 7. She plans to al- I would like to imitate Paul's ommer school there also Character Traits in doing what he tend 3. Mi s Schau, will teach the third , thought was right He persecuted fourth grades at Ephrata. the Christians because he thought . this fall. that was the right thing to do Aft- ! er his conversion, he worked Just Homi- from College K i ' k : nc Cawrse arrived home as hard carrying on Christ’s work from Oregon State coll« ge last week. a he had worked to persecute the R >y Heinrich purchased a light Christians. "Another of Paul's traits which delivery truck Rev. F and William is well worth following is his brav- ery. He was willing to suffer any Kanie, Zion congreg- attended the Oregon-Wash- thing if it aided Christianity. An I Get in»’ — ’ Idaho, district of the Mis- I example of this is his being stoned ur synod convention at Tacoma. at Lystra. I would like to imitate Paul in his kindness. He performed Wa h from June 5 to 11. R'-v. Hi nry Kahle of Nampa. many miracles. I would profit by being an un Idaho, wa< the guest of his brother. A F Kahle, and family last Tues- selfish as Paul. When he was on trial before Felix and before Festus Rev and Mrs. P H Schaus of and before Agrippa and Bernice, he Sie.- ,m h. Wash., formerly of here, .spent the time preaching the Gos veiled friends here last Tuesday. pel to them instead of trying to They attended the commencement defend himself I would also like । x< i < . । at Concordia college. Port- to be as mentally alert as Paul. Be- land Their son, Paul Schaus, was •Inta' «nan of the class. The fol- ne a ended fn<n here. Mr and Mrs. Roy Heinrich. Rev. and Mr< C F Nitz. Donald Kerkman Wilbert Salzwedel. Rev. Ger- hard Nitz of Pocatello. Idaho, deliv- the commencement address. Mrs F and Theodore spent from June 5 to 11 with her sister-in-law. Mrs. O Winterstein, of Auburn. Wash. Douglas Vogt of Garibaldi was the guest of Robert Moon Sunday. They both attended Garibaldi high found Mi . Charter Members Rotary Honored At Luncheon Meet While thu. •n her high up enough while she ■ . Rotary Well . , thin commun patient there Mr chairman. Others M P. Cady, R year, but is improving Iloni, Patty MeC'irmaek and Ju-, he fell to the ground injuring .unta Wolford attendi-«! a Th'-t: ' himself He was taken to a doctor Rho girls- club píenle at Balm Grovel and is able to be about on crutches Sunday. Mr and Mrs. John Van Eberly the group Robert Pickering, who ha- Wilhnm aunt. Mrs vi iting Moore. and family, left Wednesday for his home m California Little Larry Bell, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bell, became seriali lyt ill early Monday A phy* called and pronounced it us asth ma MOUNTAINDALK House -uc t Mrs Clark Powne and daughter for the pa.«t wrek at the Claude Sheila. Eli Hopkins and daughter Williams homo werv Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mr E E George Loore of Des Mom« s. Iowa, Hopkin drove to Buy City Sun- and Mrs C. R Dusenberry of Tuc- attend the oyster bake son, Arizon:i Mr and Mrs Loorv. Mr and Mr Walter Schmidt en- came there. the Unse Wilson spent Thurs- startl'd homo Saturday Mrs. Mi their home Sunday, honoring Mr day and Friday with tier daught, r enberry will remain for a month's and Mrs Elbert Stevens on their Erin Coffey, and family in third wedding anniversary Other-. Mi Portland Wall spent Mr and Mrs W nt and Mrs. tinnir I ront "H” of Mr and the week-end as gi Rutschman and Larry Schmidt Mr« Henry Johnson of Portland at H Reese and son have purch: combine They Max Drveszen home here after their summer home on Lewis river have HU .ieri'» of Auxtralkm pc;r. to completing his freshman year al in Washington Mr and Mrs Loci Hollenbeck at luiric.t bc ulc-i ihcir otluT gluing the University of Oregon. Warren tended the funeral of Mrs. Hollen To Weil Saturday fraternlty beck’s unrie, J. Conrad Luckel. in Invitations are out for the Mr and Mr« Cass Wilson wcre Portland Saturday. ding of Walter Reese and Mis' fit among thow present at the pioneer Sunday dinner partv guests of tilie WassenmiUcr P. inland. which will take place in the Zion plcnie at Birkenfeld Sunday Mr. Mr and Mrs N H Toutes were up in that vicinity Mr and Mrs Berl Caswell and fam Lutheran church in Portland Sat- Wiion ily. Mr and Mu It. B. F ob and urday evening. June according and met many old friends there. family. Mr and Mrs N. H Tonte to n report by the bridegroom-to- Jr and Mr and Mrs Dan McDoug I» S mother, Mi Henri Ree e. al The Fox girls will remain to pick Mi Grnnxtrom Caacade Locks is a guest at the Mrs Eva Alexander, and family. strawberries for the rest ot the John Ibach and Arlene Burk'1 season. Fred Schmidt home Joanne I.u and Sammy Inkley. Marjorie and Ruth Losli aqd are recuperating from an attack of both of Portland, are spending a few Amy Alice Howard of the laurel measles. Mrs Chester Davis, who was a days at the Clarence Meek resi 4 H Cooking club are attending Kummer school at Corvallis John patient in the Salem hospital for dence. Joe Baker left Sunday for a ses Watkins is attending on a scholar sion of the 4-H summer school at ship received from a play writing Corvallis. contest. Rasmus Mathiesen and Gordon Wai t« ii Arrington returned home Larson of Astoria spent Friday Saturday after almost a week spent night at the James M dhie l n resi in ones hospital with injuries Rev John Williams. dence. Mr Mathu -en s family, who while Irving to handle BANKS some cattle He is suffering from pa tor of the Banks church the were visiting relatives here and a blisid dot in his head He is still past year. will retire and live in in Portland, returned home with Methodist confer- him Sunday. unable to be at work at this writ Miss Elaine Corey spent the week, ing. enee the latter part of June. He will preach his last sermon hcre end with friends in Longview. Wash. next Sunday evening. Mrs Claiborn Hill of Los An gele-. is visiting her father. A. H Examiner Here June 19 Wolford, and brother. Fred Wol A traveling examiner of oper ford. and family in Banks tins week. ators and chauffeurs is scheduled William Henry Lowe. 39, berry She is spending a month with rela to be in Hillsboro Wednesday. Ju: i picker, pleaded guilty to a moral tives in Oregon. Mr and Mrt Henry McDonald 19. at the court house from 9 a rn charge in Circuit Judge It Frank to 5 p. m. All those wishing per Peters court lust Tuesday and Was attended the Medford-Eugene ball mits or licenses to drive cars are .<■<1 to survv a »even-year game at Eugene Sunday. Their son term in i the slate penitentiary. Alex plays on the Medford team asked to gel in touch with the ex aminer during these hours Deputy • Sheriff Hallie Ireland de- of the state league. Il ve red him to the .«tate Institution. Iowa and Arizona Folk Visit Here Banks Pastor to (ìive His Fa reive 11 Berry Picker Gels 7 Year Term patmg were -ter. V. W. Orange • R Frai M H >n and Dr Wdev. B itter on w । introduci ti a: tieth m< mix r < t thè locai club, thè first timo the mem- this point. bei ship bus < «Thursday nonni will be m charge of Morris program with all Rotarians bru mg their sons. to them in the class room When you pais from here will it be to meet Christ ns Saviour or will it tie to meet your sins and Christ as Judge’ "God enmmendeth his love toward us. in that while we wcre v< I sinners. Christ died for ua." Which For You Out In Eternity? To Have God s Love Forever Or To Anguish And Woe Forever" Which" Christ Your Saviour Or Christ The Judge" Out In Etcriuty. Which For You?—Paid Adi. Only a GAS range assures you... Teachers Get l^y her«* thin wrrk in the J irchard Tiieihn ’Hie ig marketed a the cunnerv where Sunday gin- t ; at the Amos Wat kin« homi« e Mr Watkiii" rnothri Mi Watkin«, and hr «I istrr Mr. and Mi l Ooiiglu». H -»kl. nn<t three * »m <»f Portland .md Mr and Mi old Thogerson .md daughter Patty of Vancouver. W.oh Grundina Watkin« remalned for tm indefinite vlslt The Friendly Corner cl.e i of the Sunday sidiod will at tin Ituh'lgli Whitmore leone Friday Paire Th re? HILLSBORO ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON Thur day, .Tune 13, 1940 SMOKELESS BROILING AIR-CONDITIONED BAKING PRECISION OVEN ROASTING 4. SUPER-SPEED . . . POSITIVE CONTROL 1. See your CP GAS range dealer or rs»* P ortland G as & C oke C ompany 306 E. Main, Hillsboro Phone 3411 Free Canning Clinic Former Resident Of County Dies AT SELFRIDGE FURNITURE CO. BANKS -Funeral crvices at the Fir: Id for Loren Wb Portland u liritual church it Tuesday Interment wa in the Tu alatin Plains ct‘tn( tcry near North Plains. Fra da W< ight has been working Loren Edward White was born in what is now Mt Tabor. Portland. for the past two weeks at the O When nine • Cartwright home in Cornelius. She October will continue to work there until months old the family homestead ed on Green Mountain, where hi school begins. I I. Harold. Leonard and Wal. old. He ter Schwanke motored to Cannon Beach Sunday. Lodi and Eureka. Cal. He returned to Oregon in 1919 and had lived in G rue Bond. Mrs. Clarice Rehr- Portland and vicinity until his death at Troutdale tuberculosis sani er and daughter Norma and a friend, all of Tacoma. Wash , were guests tarium. He had been ill for the past seven years, much of that of Anna Wren and Mrs Shay Sat time being spent in a sanitarium. urday md Sunday. While here Mr. B nd visited Henry Harms, whom Tom Engen of Banks and one he had no’, seen for 40 years. He al- > called on Mr. and Mrs. Francis brother, Carl White of North Chalmers and the Sam Moon fam- Plains. All Day Saturday, June 15 STARTING AT 10 A. M. CONCRETE IRRIGATION PIPE and INSTALLATIONS If you're planning to irrigate this season—it will pay you to see us. We can give you estimates on the materials or on the complete job. Reasonable Cost Prompt Service Estimates Gladly COMPLETE LINE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Baker Concrete Pipe Co 660 S. First Ave. Telephone 1811 Hillsboro Legni blanks 10c and 20c each at the Argus. W edgewood gas range for Economy • Dependability • Durability MOBIL 5O»5 Mattresses INTRODUCING Folks, do the coils in your spring mattress stick in your l»ack? X a fitting new name for the we have ever made STANDARDS SUPREME N«w for supreme performance — we invite you to enjoy the thrill of a fuel so far superior to ordinary Ethyl gasolines we have named it Standard's "Supreme". You can expect it to do things for your car—make it definitely more responsive, livelier, smoother! On sale of pumps displaying the new emblem — Standard's "Supreme ! 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