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Thursday. August 1, 1940 * Banks People Return from Dakota Visit Buxton Woman Surprised with Birthday Party Fri e n d I y E n e m i es Mr BUXTON welc Mr Mr and M and Mrs F Dickie, Mi latti i d', motiivi ** M Atou M St .n IMór .1 litigi Maa I Ml <1 Claudi- Higgle. Gi ugi- Fisher. Dor othy Simonton, Wilma Crowthers Mr till caked wit Simonton Mr and Mr Mr.- of Ue Mr and Mr i-nt ■<ks Mai ' The which opens Mr Friendship Temple, Glencoe Lodge Hold Annual Picnic on Sunday Mi Itai I ad Mr Attic and Mi f Mr a week-end Mr Hot will Mi Hobm la It. ima M ic M’ II Mimim M Kilm . gg throwing . nd Hollen In i k High scores ii by Mi And. Williams, am I. <■! H.’lh ’ ■no M - Mr Ii«-v Mi Mi and Milli I Mr ¡11 d Mi . I Wolford llaz.l \ .tuumia W II Wolford att M i M i - Martin ave b< ka Wal Mr- of Mi w Hudi M Wilken home formerly lived in C.ldfeli old and W. W hition. Mr William Mr am Mr Mi Ma Mi A Will Mi M and Mi M ank re tail and Die rag- Fh Mr li I Mi Mr nual camping trip at Hillockburn Ml and Mis Milton Tipton a 1 then a hnt." one, ninety- rindow. lie two it." change g’ i- hall. ght of Imply. own rd know W W W Mr Mr . them for ! It nil. And I of tin, the < nng dinner Mathi<M-n h link m<»n<l and Sut! Mr and Mr ng its head up through lupe She removed the of tile drain, pulled the snake and kilh-d il It was tin-common l Make Hu- d n Mathiesen Mr Bi Maha -et Horn«* Maur for un- of Mr and • Mr. and daughter Mrs Civil Service Board Announces Exams Mr an! Mrs «nei- M.ik, s of Mr and Mrs Tom Stigum Mr and Mrs H E Schdlan R W Pointer and Fritz Shdlunder of Portland Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr Wn-ms-ke of Grove and Mr and Mrs Pete H r im kx of Wilkesboro Miss Genie Cypher ga >per Sunday night for her f. Guests present were Messrs. sdam<*s L H Cypher. Tom ' um. T. It Conni 11 and Tommy Judy. Del Edward spent in playing a answer game, high M. Ma Fi M at N. ah Ba\ Wash W ■y will al-o viali Ml var i Wilbur id Mr H< v Staff -rd uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. Tom Stigum. R 1. Appleton. ac te ami Mrs Clar- ended the annual es’ picnic at Blue mission last week anm unci-d ojw-n Lake lb una.) uni Cordelia Wiik *n. competitive examinations som for are visiting at Rock Creek ehctrclans. sopimrsniiths. and sail- the week- nd at the home of < rmaki rs to fill existing and futuri- their parents, Mr. and Mrs W M Wilken W. Pust Chiefs club Thursday ’he Hee udi-r. Libor Board, at the on. Folk wing the I business i Bremerton navy yard not later than meeting was playe« d High! August 5. 1940, for electrician, Au- w^s made by Mrs P A gust 14 for coppersmith, and Au- Q 1 ilb and Mrs .lamrs M. Mrs J U Davis and fatin’ Full information may be obi.lined -, attended a birthday Friday afternoon in boner i I .aurence and «miners nt the Hillsboro of- fice Week end gu> the h Mt and Mrs SAD Meek DON'T READ This section, tin • niece. Mrs Jenny Ivy. and J less you can stand the shock of un Mrs Rix Faust of Eugene ! Usual bargains! Rilev. quartermaster .it vai Grange Home Economics club will meet ui the Grange hall today ■ Thursday, with pot-luck dinner at noon Koger Scofield Improving from Scofield returned the Forest Grove general hospital i Wednesday. He underwent an op- । eration for appendicitis last week He is reported improved. Mr. and Mrs F R Becker of Lo. Angeles spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and .Mrs Charles Staley. Local I oik Keturn Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Burton, Eleanor and Leland Powell return ed Wednesday from a visit with Mr Burton's parents in Hale. Mo., and relatives in Missouri; Haddam Kan , and Colorado Springs. They also visited Pike's Peak and other Colorado pants of interest. They report very hot and dry weathei in Kansas. Missouri and heavy rains na th I augno Tillie Johnson, Mr Worley and daughU-r Mr.- W a insc ■ and the hostess Mr and Mt William H Wains- »II were dinne r guests Wednesday '•■mng of Mr and Mrs Ted Pick- Mi The H Nishakawa family moved to the John Kauratti leime last A Vacancy Open al Naval Academy Tin- first congressional district of Oregon will have one vacancy at the S Naval academy at Annapolis, Maryland, in 1941 and Congressman James W Mott is anxious that all ambitious young men in his district have an opportunity to try for this coveted appointment. At the request of Congressman Mott the civil service commission on Saturday. October 5. 1940, will hold a preliminary qualifying exam ination to determine the eligible candidates in the First Oregon dis- Mr and Mrs. Dellis Cornutt visit Allen of Spokane, ed Mr- Comutl’s parents. Mr. and Mrs Harry George of Woodland. Wash . Monday. Donny Tangen, a ¡nephew, returned with them. Mrs Emmett Shipley and Ellie ■pent last week at the home of Mr. Charh s Nelson has just compie' and Mis Henry Petit at Rainier. They also visited Mrs. Robert Petit 'ooper Mountain, which is rented Mrs. Shipley and Ellis returned Saturday, accompanii-d home by Mrs W R Riley and Geraldine Virginia Shipley, who has been vis- ■ are spending several days ■ Bing her sister for several weeks. this Ed St. Clair retumt*d from Wash- e< k at Mrs Riley’S beach hi mi’ at Cutler City. ington county hospital Wednesday. He underwent an operation recent- Birthday ( idebraled given Thursday at | Elza Cearley. who has spent the the home of Mrs W Crocker in honor ■ of Hie first birthday anni- past months here, left for his home son. Norman Guests at Dora. Mo., today. Mr and Mrs. Mont Burton of were Mrs H J Johnson and daugh- Irs R J Rasmussen Hale. Mo . Mr. and Mrs Buell Bur and daughter Marietta and son Bob- ton. Joanne and Joyce of Kansas by. Mrs D. S ijh - and son Monty, City. Mo . arc visiting at the Ros- coe Burton home. Ji an Ann Barron. Mrs J Ga Kain Halts Threshing Mrs Vi - Bany and Mr- E W ermorc and granddaughter. Esther. Rain halted threshing here Thurs- | Mr and Mrs. E W Livermore day. C P. Tolke's oats ran 70 bush- ’ els per acre, and his wheat 40 bush and granddaughter Esther and Mrs. w and son Norman at els. Due to dry weather a great | tended a picnic at Di dge park Sun deal of grain raised on hill land did [ not do so well.. • Mrs J. Gassner and son Laurence Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kelly spent the accompanied Mr and Mrs J Knault week-end at Seaside and at the Fred Riggle home at Birkenfeld. where* they purchased tuna to can. M: F.n i 1 Kiley and children are Mrs C C Krause of lai Grande, visiting relatives in San Francisco. who has b«-en visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Benefiel, Glenn and Mrs. A H Barron, returned to her Dickie, and Miss Elsie Meyers spent home Sunday. Wednesday at the home of Mrs Frank Sappington. Wilbur Crock Celeste Poetter at Vernonia. er and Ted Christensen spent the Mrs. Eva Benefiel. who has been week-end fishing on the- Clacka- at the Roscoe Burton home for report a re-cord three weeks, has returned to her i home at Manning ns of rupt- s his Joe Stretcher Jr. left fornia last week after v with his parents He is in the na Lois McCool is working for aun’. at Taft Viva McCann is work ing in Portland for the summer. Bertine McCann is staying with her brother. Jim McCann, and family during vacation. Mrs. Bunnell Honored Family dinner party was held last Tuesday evening at the Bunnell home honoring Mrs. W. A Bunnell on her birthday. Present besides the honor guest were Mr. and Mrs. Har old Mattoon and daughter Sharon of Beaverton, Mrs. J. E Lewton and daughter Jacky of Forest Grove. Misses Nadine and Virginia Bunnell and Mr. Bunnell. Mr. and Mrs H. L. McCool are remodeling the east section of their house and adding a kitchen and dining room to the main house. When tearing down the old rooms at the rear several bricks bearing the date 1878 and the initials E J. J. were found. The family believe the initials are those of the first owner of the property. There 3 cool comfort in cooking with this Frigidaire Electric Range. For it has no flame to add extra heat to kitchen air. Enjoy its many advantages at this low price. Costs less to operate than you imagine. Extra fast! Extra s-ire’ Extra thrifty! And for sum mer. Extra C-O-O-L! Also see this new Range Sensation Model B-10. 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V.. .* r 00 TOU YOU HAVI THLoTlD, MUU Z VOUHI TOO XOUNû ' T (dklCMT IN IHM BOV CAN Kf 1 P,z HOPE, BUT HERES fight towtst n«ES! you cowoN’r chop DOWN ONF Of TNOsl Mu UH f-1 \ A M I WOW WE CAN Hl Lt’ * ■ . 4a.- v v ' ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION MacKENZIE MOTOR CO 3rd and Washington Hillsboro Phone 911 - nt» *nv. £ f^lRST WE PUT OUT THIS sing How if 1 ters Ruth and Helen. Charles, who is in the visitor at the Holcum •VlU cop •ntify here, were out, him. lurso and ught with will enter the T B ho lûÂntAt, DOWAGIAC an of II, lis- igain. and very- chool -thing » , anil ped Any young unmarried man. not ss than sixteen years of age nor more than twenty years of age on April 1. 1941, may compete. In order to make the required ar- rangements it is nec necessary that ap plicants notify Congressman James W. Mott, 1532 House Office building. Swenson of Washington. D. C . not later than Mr and Mrs Portland visited Friday to Sunday September 1. 194Ü. of their desire to Rat ing Harms Motor It is harmful to the motor to re at the N H Nelson home. participate in the examination. lease the clutch when the throttle Elsie Meyers of Willamina return is wide open, or to race" the en ed home Thursday after spending Wedding Invitations, Announce gine when it is not propelling the several days with her sister. Mr. ments and other Society Printing car. according to the emergency Fn d Brnvfiel. Mr. an J Mrs. Ellwyn Erickson and of Quality.—Hillsboro Argus Print- road service of the Oregon State- if Motor association. daughter Evelyn, and Miss Thelma ing Department Erickson, all of Lyons, spent Sunday at the David Edwards home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Albrecht drove to Seaside Saturday. They returned the same day accompanied by the latter’s sister. Mrs. George louse! • .-Hows use! 3^ picnickers at Bairn and Mr Arthur Holman and son Arthur of Portland. Mr. and Mr> Dick Stoltenberg and daughter Dix ie L«— of Dixie Mountain, and Mr. Williarn H Wainscott. Anne Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvah Logan, broke last Wednesday evening in I full. Jie Hillsboro rink Man Miss Suzanne Wash. I of K Reynold Ii< Ml folk tkily Wash . m with : igum •. Mr Tom RaHety and Mr W mill lests of Ml nd Mr I'om Stigum were Mr and Mr- H E Shillander of .Seattle. House guests last week at the C ere Mrs. home Mi and Mrs T M Kirkpatrick of Metaline Fills. Wash, and her sister, Mr Murdith Allen, and d gm s III Mis W< W II the Mr H <>f Cornelius. Mrs. Lura Christer - on of Portland and Mrs May Wilhs of Cornelius spent Wednes day at the C A Pt ter on home. Mr. und Mr. Gerald Powell Norman and Donald, Mr. and Mrs ii E Quiet and Mr. and Mrs. H A Benm-tt Sunday visitors at th«' herfor 1 home at Valk y The Ketherfords Mi Let the advertisements help you make your shopping plans. Bunnell Girls On Stage Tour SHADYBRD id Mi Fred Luke Mr and Mr Fred a- Sti-ickh-m. Lor- 1. Edith Simonton, Wat .on lift Shady /hook Folk //old Shower Party For Mrs. Faulkner A “tirpri i biril fucile Whin av. Present Mis Lloyd Fast Morri. Watson. Mi uih Da 1 Page Five HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON LIGHTED CIGAR STUB - THIN SEND THAT IKEHSl HUMBER TO TH OHIWN SFATI f préster , EU teilHiM UARANTEEI) ces ' tmats like Brin PICK TRACY/ I WANT TO ENLIST TOO/ I GUESS KIPS CM HUP OREGON । M e .44 Distributed by ROYAL SODA WORKS
