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Page Six HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. OREGON Banks Folk Observe 56th Wedding Date Thin day, Febiuai y National D. .4. /\ 1-H l eaders Hold On Americanism clubs Wa hillitön rountv h»inb<'r eoinnn Mt. F \ H . an Johnson, in ch.uge of leaders at .ipprceiative gathering at the Anici - Beaverton. .1 suunni active direction an Legion hall Monday night Hei of the meeting Mr N Bl. akman of Beave; It . and the audience consisted of ten talked on her club’s foredrs jx’ople from many walks of life, project ami th»» remainder of th»’ many of them being, at this tune, applicants for citizenship hamber of commet »»veiling. February g on the emblem comn itt» e association; Mrs rounty presid nt, ment. .tnmitte \ .olet uuindon. 'peruted here at this time. For m- tance the clergy, students. pri»f» N- ors and members of embassy staffs, do not come under the quota, with th.‘ result we now have many pr»»- lessors m colleges and universities throughout the United now and have been years at work teaching fascism and various other un-American ism> And the embassies which normally are peopled with small staffs, now house many e\:u members» all of which pur- commit tt Mohr. Mesdanu Helen Austin. The fourth will be held February 23. Mr. and Mrs. William Moss hr ma nrents for attending meetin BANKS—A family dinner was given at the Charles Kessler home Sunday in honor of the 56th wedding anniversary of Mrs Kesslers parents. Mr and Mrs. William Moss Present were Mr and Mrs Ernest Kangas and son Richard. Mr and Mrs. Roy Stafford and son Roy Jr of Neotsu. Mr and Mrs Glen Moss and son. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Moss of Newpo rt. R< y Moss of Sea side. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Prickett and Verle and Shirley Jean. Mr and Americanization classes for those Mrs Albert Stafford and daughter George Kessler Sr George Mo-- meeting each Thursday evening in Mr and Mrs Charles Kessler and the Countv court room at 8 o’clock, children. Bill and Evalyn. and the and the following program has been guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Moss, outlined by the Americanization all of Banks. council for the next month: Feb More than members the ruary 13 Mayor Hugh Rogers will Christian churches of Clatsop. Co discuss citv and county govern lumbia and Washington counties ment; February 20 Rex Jones will attended the Tri-County Rally held discuss state government; February in the local church Tuesday. The subject will be France local pastor acted as chairman and “National Government." and March An American National Red Cross declared it to be the best attended 6. Paul Patterson will talk on “In Institute has been scheduled for rally since their inception two itiative and Referendum " Monday. February 17, to Friday. years ago. Next rally will be held at St. Helens in June. April meet February 21. inclusive. Chapter re ing will be replaced by the annual sponsibility in Oregon state defense spring rally of Portland and vicin plans will be discussed from var ity in Portland. ious standpoints, with A L. Schafer, manager of Pacific area, in charge Mr. and Mrs. John Loomer were Meetings will be held daily in the surprised Saturday night on their Medical Dental building auditor OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU 29th wedding anniversary. Pinochle ium. except Wednesday. February 19. when the meeting will be at the CATION. Monmouh—Eleanor Han ley. daughter cf Mr and Mrs. A also took place Others present were Central library. Hanley of Hillsboro, has been Mr and Mrs. Don Hanna. Mr and The faculty consists of A. L. E selected as a new pledge of Staff Mrs Elbert Bentley of St Helens. Schafer manager Pacific area: Mrs Ella B Watland. home service field and Key. an organization for high Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford. Mr representative; Miss Aileen Dyer scholastic and social standards or. and Mrs Art Sorenson. Doru’dx; chairman Oregon state and local the OCE campus. Miss Hanley is Barker nd H.irold Lo-mer. High scores to Dorothy committee on Red Cross nursing active in all student affairs at the Barker and Harold Loomer. conso service; Miss Anne Carter, general Oregon College of Education. lation to Paul Crawford and Mrs field representative for Oregon; Sorenson. Refreshments were serv Miss Jane V. Doyle, executive sec Circle One Meets— retary Multnomah county chapter Circle No. 1 of ’he Social Circle ed by Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Sor and J B. Patterson, chairman acci of the Methodist church will meet ensen. dent prevention. Lane county chap Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the ter. church. Outlined for Month Of Church Held Red Cross Institute Held in Portland boomers Celebrate 29th Anniversary Miss Hanley Pledged Miss Schumacher Guest at Banquet Thursday - 1 riday Miss Evelyn Schumacher, a grad uate of Hillsboro h.gh school now attending Oreg on State college, was honored recently by an invitation to the annual Alpha Lambda Delta banquet. Only 33 high schools of Oregon were represented, Hillsboro one of them. Alpha Lambda Delta, the national scholastic honorary for sophomore women on the Oregon State camp us. gives a banquet annually honor ing those freshmen girls who hav* made outstand.ng scholastic records in high school. Because of limited space and budget this year selection was limited to those in the top half of the tenth decile. Specials Delicious Sweetheart Cake and Cupcakes Decorated for Valentine Parties Valentine Cookies MARVEL LOAF The Bread That Builds" Hillsboro Bakery 126 N. 2nd Ave. Hillsboro ib.. PORK RIBS Lb. 12e CUT FROM YOUNG HOGS. OYSTERSFre9h Ä 39e HALIBUT steakls„ 19 ¿ SALMON STEAKS Lb 29e SPRING < HINOOK 15 TONGUES Corned or 10e Smoked. Lb. 30 o'clock. night «Thursday! atur- "Three Ways iday. "Ticket Homemakers of Washingto annual Home Interests conference at Corvallis, from February 25th .n 28th according to Kathleen McCrae, home demonstr.ition agent. inimitiés have indicated that they will be m attendance for the The meeting was conducted by ry Grov»*. Scholls. Mt Hom»», and J W. Kelley, who Dixie Mountain The conference introduced the ling at which Govern will be the principal the Ship Rainbow were present in a body and composed the color guard speaker. The salute to the flag was led by Mrs Lester Mooberry, and invoca tion was given by the Reverend Mis Ben Faber entertained at a Newton Penberthy Com m unit y singing was led by C Richard- her daughter Gretchen Ann s son, accompanied by Byrle Ramp ond birthday Gt >irsts were Mr> Mrs W R Manley. Americanism Richard and Joanne, Mrs eti.nrnian of the David Hill chapter Henry Berger Ha rold and Leanore, Mrs Belle introduced Mrs Richardson Mrs and Carol. Mr 11 Jeffries and Judy Mrs G Hall of Portland, past stat, Mm Hathhorn II ok I cmm — president of the Children of th. .Mrs Reec Hathhorn entei tamed American Revolution. given at her hum last Wedne with but not with Numbers ' p in. "To lingson of Hillsboro told about hi what shall we attribute the cruci Matt hew Catholic fixion." A baptismal service Sunday church will party in evening. The public is invited. the school hall Tuesday evening Committee for the event is Mes Mrs It R (lames F. Smith. Baldwin, J Molensky. Ber • lióme Friday afternoon Mis II tha Johnson. H Pianger. L. Hurd. H eff. 1 .ui.l Mi Donald Meg.u M -s J sephine Woodman of Port land and Jack Rushlow of this city were married February 5 at New port. The bride is the daughter of Mrs, Dixie E. Woodman oí Port- land Rev H L Grafious read the ceremony at the First Presbyterian church parsonage. Mr Rushhn is well known here where he has been in the insur- ance business for number of Miss Woodman Weds Mr. Jack Rushlow Initiation Held At Rainbow Meet Initiatory degrees into the Order of Rainbow for girls were conferred on Betty Sue Fristoe. Iris Newbry and Beatrice Treglown at the meet ing Monday evening. Plans are be ing made to give a program at the March meeting of Order of Eastern Star. Entertain With Dessert Luncheons Mrs R. D Halvorson and Mrs. O. C Halvorson were hostesses for bridge luncheons Tucsd iy and Wed nesday afternoons at the O. C. Hal- hom:*. On three tables were in play with high hon ors going to Mrs. Jack West and Mi s R ibcn Kuratli. On Wednesday with four tables in play. Mrs E C Coman. Mrs. J. L Searcy and Mrs. Edger Kamna received high honors 1936 1938 1939 1938 1938 FORD COUPE— Radio and heater. Like new DODGE COUPE— Radio and heater. A real buy at only CHRYSLER ROYAL 2-DOOR SEDAN— With overdrive LINCOLN ZEPHYR SEDAN— Radio and heater. Priced at FORD SEDAN— Radio ami heater. Yours for only -Many other makes and models from 285 ’565 ’690 ’785 ’550 which to choose. 3rd and Washington Hillsboro zz BACON BACK Lb 18 C BY THE PIECE. THÜRINGER c. 22e MEWMAH NU-WAY WOCEBt SALAMIE COOKELDb. 18 c Lb. 15c Hillsboro H|| m T Company “The Best I Fer Less” KS 1 1 oranc T c Extra heads Large ORANGES—Navel» Large, juicy. Dozen NEW PEAS Fancy ms. Sweet NEW PGTATOES Fancy n,s Red 13c 15c KREMEL DESSERT 6 PkB. 25c COCOA lb. 24c 20c Reel Dot, Hi. Festival, lb. 2 HAH u U 13c 2 OXYDOL Large pkg. CORN STARCH Prrfrnc-J Stock Peas, Fountain, fancy. No. 2 Corn, Fountain, cream style. Can 10c Corn on Cob, 15 ears to can 45c F«our, Swansdown 49 lbs. $1.69 Fey Pat t. Bring in Cot 23c RINÇA or COFFEE Newman*» Finest, II? Hl the Griffith home went lu Mi Gli nn I luttvrliilii and Mi II W Irrmed pkga. Sardines, large can 3 for 25< Mustard or Tomato Sauce. Pork& Bean», Campbell’s. 3 cans 25c Dog Food, Kendall’s 10 lbs. $1.00 Crackers, Cascade FREE DELIVERY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. The Most Advertised and Best Wearing Natural Looking PLATE! MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION runs nut—call up or Made fur you in my ( urne in and sample. J. W. Kelley subscriptions ami renewals to all inagazuH*s. Dr. Abrams Hillsboro. Ore Phone Ml Hotel Washingb m DENTIST ?nd and Main \ I HilKboi a MON . I rb II. 15 17 PIGGLY WIGGL WEDNESDAY COFFEE 1 -lb. tin 25c GOLDEN 2IE 49c CORN SUGAR FLOUR 2 Tin» t 10 n» 50c 1.35 49-lb. sack HCUrDC pancake flour 1 ioHLnj No. 10 »ack 47c TISSUE \\ R( ALDORF. 4c ILL. Each SCOT TISSUE 3 roll. 2OC RINSO 49c 2 PÏÏ.' 35 c SPRY ^«^co glc 46c CALUMET?"^ 15c WESSON OIL G1.!! 69c ' t ?: 39 c FRUIT COCKTAIL „„\ 10c ASPARAGUS Tl^... 14c TOMATOES 3 MUSHROOMS 2 ., 10c BABY FOODS 25c (3 L 1 -i-oz. tins. I Heed Van ( amp’s q Tomato or Vegetable W 2-lh. box Telepiione 77 I 21c 22- ox . tins HONEY POTATO ROLLS 5-,bu„ 29c 10c WITT V Marigold 1’11 Lift $3.15 case r':" 20c COFFEE s" "ria,! 3 lu 59c Lb- LIPTONS TEA 38c 'S- 75c CORNFLAKES 5c PARD food can 93c 3 NnJ 25c ED S MARKET FOR BETTER MEATS Specials for Saturday only I riday and Saturday Only LEH I ( E Lnrge. solid heads, fancy 2 13c heads CARROTS 18c 15c Five Foods in Ono, Flour, Kitchen Queen. 49 lbs. $1.33 Home Owned—Home Operated 2 Mi Alter. Mr. I ’lailtl 111.1 Holm Vati idin Ht ndi-t on □JUU» PINEAPPLE „„ 14c PEANUT BUTTER 2lb, 19c Fancy. Bulk. Transparen! PALATE PLATES W Ft i.l.n afternoon Mrs Griffith and Mi- It l> Hah. i on <nt,atún Phone 911 STAMPS MALL SIZE ili < I .nul Mi EZY SERVE u“hT„M"” AUTHORIZED VM.U AM SERVIO Specials for Friday and Saturday. February 11 and PICNIC HAMS Lb 18 Minced Ham, Bologna, Liver Sausage, Blood Sausage, Headcheese. ’S is made a feature ? Duration of the endent on interest Mill i. DIIR Pili TTY BEEF 5 The special evangelistic crusade nt the Christian church is growing in interest nightly. Evangelist Charles Curtis, singer and preacher, is an able Bible teacher and speak er. A large chart outlining “The Great Divine Library” is constant- F Conference Dr a it's County Women B" ' Pol*ib,e Groceries .... with th* Best Powiblc W4» 1 w 1 j 4V 1 Servie . at th. Lowest Possible Prie <■ . consistent with good merchandising. That’» why you're sure of getting the mo t for your hoop dollar when you buy al NU-WAY. FRI. and SAT. SPECIALS FRESH C r u sa d e Co n tin u es A. Group Meets— Hillsboro Parent-Teacher discus sion group will meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday. February 18. at the home of Mrs. R. P. Rasmussen. Topic for discussion will be "Child-Child Re lationship." In Dressmaking Business— Miss Hilda Briefly of Portland was here -i business Monday. Miss Bru rly and Miss Rose Elder, both former employes of the Commercial National bank, own and operate the recently purchased Mary Ann Dress Shop at 6664 S. E Milwaukie ave- nue. Portland. Mrs. Marcum Hostess Daughters of Union Veti ran will hold its social meeting next Monday with Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs. Ora Laws will be assisting hostess. Mrs. Hall Home— Mrs. L. B Hall returned home Sunday from the Sunrise Mineral Springs at Hubbard. Join the thrifty shoppers who make the Hillsboro Meat Co. their ‘meat-ing’ place. One trial will convince you that you get the most for your money in the long run at our modern market—Top Quality—Minimum Waste—Excellent Flavor—and Our Guarantee that if the cut of meat you buy here isn’t exactly as represented, we’ll make it right! PIGS FEET mon It hureh. The New seit hint'll te were in W.n Austin. 1 addo unable Mt Dim ■ f Foreign The Bauci national Hnleitain at Biidqe Luncheon Patties 13, 1011 California, fumy 2 13c Airat Makes the Meal If IL, Swift’s Branded STEER BEEF PURE LARD 9c blini Iles ORANGES 49c do/rn Shopping Bag FREE APPLES Exh Hi..
