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TTTT.TFnORO ARGT’S. nTLT.SRGRG. OREGON Pape Two Thursday, --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wilkesboro Depot Closed By Strike 29 th Anniversary .’HOLLS Mr and Hanson cvlebraiod Ernest 29t h HILHI NEWS DORIS wn FY and BOR BEATTIE Many Projects Are Being Completed Posture Stressed For Local Students Hilhi Frosh Wallop Baby Vikings, 36-11 ilo Hilhi Debaters in Practice Tourney I OLD i S unny B rook i I ') I I'r.H.f Years of Successful Business! J Years of Pleasure Serving You! SIXTEEN YEARS OF RCSI- NEBS IN HILIÄBORO ... we reached that milestone this week . . . and it reminds us that it has been sixteen years of successful business anti ser vice—thanks to you! We invite you to visit our modern quarters at Third ami Washington ... to inspect our showroom with Fords, M. r cury*. î.inc oln-Zcpliyr< R. & ,G. Used Gars .... go through our up-tothe-minutc service department. Then top it all off with a demonstration ride in one of our outstanding Sixteen years in which we have been proud to bring you ever improving Eord products . . . and the best possible in and parts service . . and in recent years K. & G. I'scd Cars. \\ e are glad H !.. Mac" MAC KENZIE to have strive to ment your coniinuvii patronage. THANK YOU ! - Washington County ! DAIRYMEN ! Dairy Ration k|WH«n<H h Years of Ford Service! R We Offer Complete W; Years Old this Week! 4-H Radio Talks Sei for Monday Lou Hamel Finds Unusual Animal 3 ¿ Many Pension Bills Given Lawmakers Have You Tried Our New M i •> Mis M i Pocahontas Itebeksh giade pupils and their teneluu Sun Ml lodge and Jericho I O O F bulge day afternoon and evening nt th< Mallo. Ill visit held joint installation J Jmiumv 21 Ih'ii holin' Maiv Tomorrow ends sture week nt Oilman of Hdn. Under the insti iietum f the Mi mid Forest G WO :l ousted with till' 111 Hemd. Koberl Blown Millfoi.lCi i ducanoli Mis. Mi imi ,Mr> Frank LHIcr were Modler, an e ffecuve assembly was statist on Rebekahs installed were •il. Joseph Jensen. Ilene Klum. gui'sts Satin day night mid Hunday Willl.in Davi,': noble grind ¡lamented by nym via Wed Scliaffei Ami Schneider, vice grand Ahíte B'lv Fll.«el: tl.ivlc of Mi mid Ml in -day colisi: of a number of II \ Williams. iceietniy: I II II Sell. I I. it Independí nee Mi i asun i : <. which illustrate and 11 sited hi i :on. Riebnol Mt anti Mrs Hei-ttaol WedlV es .if 'Sture, wore drawn Mei Mr nnd Mi : Srllei anil M i and Mt Georgt* <laught»r m law. by sti ture p.'liee wearing William Moore ennduetnt. • llenn Mos and mfl. William WhRe i.ivs have been on I’mily Wile.ix. chaplain Schlegel. Ray Dlerlckit dut) all week I’hesc police .ire au- Davies, outside guardian Fred Wil Hioi (d to ai ■t any student who' cox inside guardian. Mu Charles and SenboM retuined last Kessler, right support noble posture the grand. John Van l>orn. left sup port to noble grind Mrs R M In name p btrbutr posture ar Ami Howard Binks, right support to vies grand Hank* k hut*» «qiuul made Hwh Doris Wiley. Dor th) lallegard, Mrs Gene Shipley left support to dehut Saturday at F'ncific univer Donna M.ie Hurd. Gracie Himes. vice grant Odd Fellows Installed 1 Fred Wil bate with Henvoiton Sheridan md ki H int. Audrey Benge. Mai i M.i II.'len Susie Molli O - cox. noble grand F K Hopklnn. Hillsboro Those fiom Banks Donnell. Willa Bunch., li .s Newbrey, \ ce grand. William Davies. treas bating w're Esther Qtilvr and Not June O v'onnor. I eona Mueller. urer; George Schneider secretary man I .ien, brr» n ne ¡Cu N.u i Virg a Brow n and Edwin Schneider inside guardian V.mdehi y Peppard. anti (Hituni. AS ITS NAME M .vie S' ; aughan Other ' fficers will bo installed late" Fdwln QUier. Hollis Hir Mrs John Peppard, who visited Jenn Benefici her husband John Peppard, in the lack Benefici on ( mmeil Veterans' hospital Saturday reports him improving Men rlieerOM Minns Council a flip of a Coin di'cldec that Mrs Nt'Wt Griffin is ill at Jack Itenefivl should be eoimcllmnn pint »nd all-around (ooilneaa. for a term of two venrs At the Three teams represented Hilhi in home with bronchial trouble. regular a pracuce debate tournament at Pa Brother IHes This whitey it I Y K t RS OLD. Rev and Mr« C H Schreiber Benefici ami Charles Kessler tied cific University last Satuntay The position question debated was Should the received word of the death of his th«' meeting powers of the federal government brother, George Schreiber, of Sa Monday night Cliff Sandy f-sivned be increased ’" Um He suffered a stroke Friday and Cnarlci Kessler w i then ap Leone Geertgons. Wally Truman. and died Monday morning Rev the pince James Butterfield. John Watkins. and Mrs Schreiber left Tuesday for Mon i Thompson is visit E: :o Seymour and I ,urv Sand- Salem to assist with funeral ar nt the home of her strom composed the three teams i mgements KING < K) STRtKjrr HUI WHOA WHGKE) from Hilhi Representatives from Mr and Mrs Bernard Sellers and Banks. Beaverton and Sheridan al Mr and Mis George White enter M r a nd Mil so took part in the tournament. tained the and eighth son liriin Mi ILlhi's debate club is now ready to begin intensive practice on the national question in preparation for the tournament at Linfield college to be held February 6. 7 and 8 11-, i. home in Scholl» Only mem bers if the immediate tamil M. : y beautiful pr.'j a re BANKS The Wilkesboro depot pres icnt at tir dinner party mi. completed in the manual w.ii dosed on account of the strike Ruud, ing shop, it was stated bv Mr Mr . nd Mrs Wilbur H mson ar nt th,' Consolidated logging camp. ms’ruetor All varieues , f wood >w 1 vim. m Pa« ' Robles. C.il from f.r to walnut are being h 're he is em Some of the projects be.ng made Scholls Kpwoith 1 latne and depot opens after the when t bods, tables bi the Hilhi boi- tiled. Hr la much im- lunday Huke i io twist carv- Meth lamps, floor lamps proved from his recent illness tables and cabinets, smokin George Thompson of Camp Mur Glen Miller Buihling matalin ? abL ■s ..nd combinations. k r. e diesis of drawers. vamt ray spi nt the week-end at Glen Millet is build end table: ottimans. home in Banks re Scholls » 'I.' nut bowls gun stocks Miss Elmi Cai n of Portland vis His modern in ’id mani coffee' tables Jted several day« last week with every detail and a full cement ba M: s Evalynn Kesslei Miss Caven ment Mr Ruud has made several pro x lalted high school Ft iday A skat - i almost corn jects. among them are a floor lamp, Mill. : ing paity was arranged in tier bon 1 píete I a radio, a model boat and several oi nt the Hillsboro link Saturdai on his other attract.ve things John R Cox. from the 1 evenim: ¿fter th. skating refresh prmc pal constructed a large row •t Scholls Trask boat in the shoo during his spare ments were served at the Kesslei oi family home. Present were Elna Caven □tkrn i touring Margery Wilcox. Juanita Wolford Connie Lou Van Dorn. Fern John McC. . I. who is employed son. Norma Jean Taylor. Fvalynn home for a few Kessler. Kenneth Paimlev. Howard days. McDonald. Wade Shook. Dick Lew Mis Dorothy Potter visited at is Ram and Iky Wakasugi, Dick the week-end at and Mrs Bush. Ralph Wilcox. M ‘ insti ruction M Mr. the home of her husband's parents. Ralph Wilcox Mts CI tudent t orehes a made where her husband is recovering Michel. first appear.!' lei. Mrs. Ellis Taylor. > before he stu- from the flu. . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zimmerman Thus taking part Harva y week-end . guests ports from Oregon State ... of Portland . -............ were - -............ — Plant spraying the berry Brown. Bob Beattie and Steve: of her parents Mr. nnd Mrs Henry college Mock coronet ; Bob Peters and El Rowell brothers farm McDonald * vinos on the E Turner of for Staymen blight This spraying lis Ross, trombone: Bill Co.'mer. Mr. and Mrs. drum: Ernest Helvogt. piano; Bill Yakima. Wash wore Wednesday is really an experiment. Due to the nice weather many , Troutman and Charles Imlay, s.ix.i- guests of Mr and Mis Cecil Lodge, the resident» at Scholls are get- phono; Don Cady clarinet and saxa- north of Banks I'hone: Lloyd Pearson, susaphone; Mr and Mrs. John Hartwick and Larry Sandstrom and Nev .lie Gib- daughter Joyce spent the week-end for early gardens ' Mr and Mrs. J R Bartlett spent son. V .olin B b Peters was vocalist with her mother. Mrs Rose Potter Sundav at Monmouth visiting with of Portland. E. E. Hopkins spent Friday- and their daughter. Miss Bonnie Bart Saturday in Wishram visiting his lett. who is a student at the Ore gon College of Education. sons. Eli and Platt. Wednesday students of the Moun Mrs. Hall Hostess tainside school went to Kinton to Mrs C. B. Hall was hostess The Hilhi Fresh trounced tire For- the bridge club Thursday after take the T. B. test. The teacher noon. Mrs Mary Walker won first. of Mountaindale school ! is Miss Pe- ost Grove Baby Vikmgs. 36-11. on Mrs Arthur Ireland second, nnd ters. the Grove maple Friday afternoon Campaign Considered Principal C." talked to the S’u- Mis. William Stafford, low. Mrs Miss Seiffert Injured The score was 9-8 ,n Hillsboro's fa Miss Lydia Seiffert fell and vor at half time The Spartan year den' C< lined Monday concerning Vernon Lyda and Mrs. Mary Wal- ker were tea guests Next meeting sprained her ankle two weeks ago lings scored 27 points in the last 18 ways to finance the drive for band will be with Mrs. Verle Prickett and is still going around on minutes of play Dutch Schmidt of un t 'rms The semi-formal d.itwe crutches the local squad was high scorer w ith scheduled for Friday. February 1 February 13. wdl be carried out before any fur The E E. Rice family pictured 16 points. Mr. and Mrs. E. Turner of ther plans will be announced Yakima. Wash., were guests of Mr. in the Argus formerly lived on the nnd Mrs. H. L. Shook and family, ranch now owned by the Hergert Sew for Red Cross Another important event of the from Tuesday until Thursday last family at Midway. The young folks The Girl Resen os are w orking on H -Y schedule is the Pacific North attended the Sunday school at week. several worth-while projects. The Schools and took part in the social west congress of Hi-Y dubs to be Miss Ada Cuthill returned to her home in Sherwood Sunday after life of the Scholls and Midway dis girls are now knitting squares for held on April 18 to the 20 at the being a guest of Mrs. Max Drees- tricts. E. E Rice is an uncle of the Red Cross, which will go into Columbia Gorge hotel The Hills Mrs. Ralph Christensen of Midway. the quilts that are being made for boro group plan to have the officers zen for three weeks. the ; army and the needy people, of the club and several representa Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foshang of Plans are under way for a craft tives attend. Vernonia and Mr. and room which will be up in the Instead of having a regular meet Neilson of Gales Creek were Sat basement Tiie finance committee is in g last M nday. t h e Commercial urday evening dinner party guests in charge of his project with Shirley- club members saw a moving picture of Mr. and Mrs. George Neilson Carlson. Girl Reserve treasurer in room 201. nnd family. acting as chairman. Brother Dies it. with the state highway commis Creed Turner. 79. of Corvallis, sion and truck men galore for the Bob Bailey to Entertain brother of Montgomery Turner of measure. Consensus of opinion Bob Bailey will entertain the Banks, died in that city January 20 around these parts gives the bill He is survived bv his widow, a son. a 50-50 chance to pass, but it will señoritas and señores of the Span ish dab in the "rumpus room" of Eda-ard Turner oi Wren, and a by both sides every his home at 7.15 o'clock this eve 4-H club members of Washington daughter. Mrs Dorothy Brown of be a fight way. ning ¡Thursday» when a pot-luck county will have opportunity to Ventura. Cal Mr. Turner, who had inch of the dinner will be served. The valentine hear two radio talks of importance frequently visited his brother here The civil liberties bill, spensor- theme will be carried cut in the to the club program Monday even was a retired railroad engineer, ing. Februaiy 3. on the regular having gone into the railroad em-' ed by numerous colored folks, will decorations and games. club period on KOAC. starting at ploy with his brother in 1888 be introduced again this session. 7 30 o’clock, it is announced by Messrs, and Mesdames M. Turner The same bill was defeated by the Theatre Parly Held Palmer Torvend. assistant county James Turner. Herman Turner, and last legislature, when the Hotel After a tasty pot-luck dinner I.eo Aerts attended the funeral at and Restaurant Men's association Thursday night, the Philo girls en- agent. "Fitting ............- 4-H club work to the fought the measure to a standstill joyed a theatre party at the Corvallis. and Mrs. William Peppard . Ths STH would compel hotels and theatre Miss Mur.el Goodspeed. Hui needs of the atati" will be dis- one cussed by W •nd two children are guests of her । cafes to serve colored people. of the artists in the film, was a re- director of extension He will tell parents, Mr and Mrs. Tom Wil- * * Ar. Tier measure which is sure f Hilh assem of several developments in IMm of Gaston. to come in again is a brand new blies. club work related to present con milk bill, clipping the wings of the ditions and show how the club . milk control board. Last session a Plan House program may assist in the general senate bill aimed at the milk board Mr Leger's math students are improven ent of agricultural and loi by the very close margin of only two votes. Senator Mahoney planning a house and trying to find heme conditions in Oregon. how many boards and nails it Dr. Shaw, head of the will again carry the banner for out McKINLEY-ELMONICA — Lou the new measure to curtail milk will take and also how much it will Oregon State college veterinary de cost to build. partment. will speak on Tjrmb Di Hamel found a strange animal in board activities. seases" following Mr. Teutschs one of his traps near a creek last And another group of bills which J. C Meehan will speak and a talk. Dr. Shaw has done a great week. At first he thought it might are sure to cause quite a stir are roundtable discussion of world ques deal of work recently in solving be an overgrown muskrat as it the several wine 'bills that would resembled one in color, and also grant the right to serve w.ne by tions will be held here February 5. some of the most baffling diseases before the combined Hi- Y clubs of sheepmen have to contend with had a tail like one. But the head the glass, drastically curtail the and teeth were like those of a sale of fortified wines, and almost Forest Grove and Hdlsboro. accord His discussion now. at the start of he of exceptional beaver. He took the animal to a bar the sale of any wine except ing to Mr Leger, adviser of the lambing. will Hillsboro club. The Hillsboro group value to every sheep club member Forest Grove furrier and it was Oregon made products. will be hosts. □ nd leader, says Torvend. classed as a nutria, which is na- tive to South America. A few are A nice keen-edged ant:-chain found in California but this is banking bill is in the making and the second ever to be found in Oregon, to the knowledge of the probably will see the light of day- next week. The measure will have PERSON AL furrier. considerable support and may LOANS SAVINGS laiw Fly ing Planes Worry cause the chain bankers real grief A number of farmers in this vi Here is another bill that passed ACCOUNTS cinity have been disturbed over the the house last session only to meet low flying of airplanes. They re death in the senate About 23 rep port livestock and chickens are resentatives had their names on BUSINESS frightened and seme have wonder the measure, and the same tactics F inancial LOANS ADVICE ed if their high buildings are safe. will bo tried this session with a flock of senatorial names added for Wedding Invitations Announce good effect. ments and other Society Printing of Quality.—Hillsboro Argus Print- Few words, big results, little ing Department tí giants—want ads. tf School Orchestra In First Appearance Banks Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Join! Installation Officers L. 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