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Th ti i <1 .i >■. M lit h 12, 1041 HILLSBORO ARCUS. HILL BORO, OREGON William Hippie AnG .nd habits of Tahiti. Ú HUN » H W Garden Club Plans Miss Sinclair IF^ds Mr. Weaver Floiver Show for REEDVILLI* Miss Virginia A Wednesday, May 7 Sinclair of Cornelius and Robert A Former Resident Tells of Tahiti Lif" Will Pay* Tiiran H Mrs. ic of Hipph* M. 6 A H" , Ta n Fi Hipph s c >m- y for Howard •rent kinds of tropi- available, 21 differ- II nd many vari- riges. no crime and m :.,i I Walt M publicity he Hill I i-¡pie are •■Isomc. I finding I en for a in Tacoma 10 s k liege Of Musicales BLOOMING Mr and Mrs F w Wiikin ef Kvlchikun. Alaska, have been here fol the jnist six weeks visiting then m, Ted Wilkui and f.muly m P. rtlnnd. and relatives of W W a n d All W. Mrs. Blassing's Poem Used Overseas Alaska Residents Visit in County gathering of Mr W< in. Wiikin M being the fust tinu Mr- In Mi of M k Mr T thi dinner w a homo of Mr them Mi . Free ('oncerI at ('harch on Sunday W.m Mi E" W Mr Tod Wiikin, uid Mark Mr and Mt Albert ibmn kn re life! of Washing W B Kllswer 1.F1SYVI1.I.E La m. —. with Mrs Joe March 21. promptly Mis Kathleen Md Davis, secretary of ommerce. anniver ary dinner IL d Riv-r cham- oí commerce nday evening {e hotel. Mr. subjee National De Mrs her husbai and w of of the H It \ club ill rolls Meetings Close Spu<i.H irwtinxs will be by Evangeli officer cune II fill’d m HH'l'tl Ft lend: hip Tc mph Friday night. Tran.- again and with the n the na- In 1937, he was .sent to London f >r special reportorial work and rc- their i turnf d to the United States a year later to try his hand at writing World. Mr news broadcasts for the radio in New York City After a short ses sion in this ino, he went to work for .i public relations firm and in 1939. after a visit with his folks, here. went to Hollywood on a hunch, landing he job which he now holds. Among whom he has done publicity are R. aid C Lorn rd and Loretta Young R Merrill H ntaiLs writing about 10 day. averaging about 60- Merrill. (100 < f publicity per month Mr Ray Jack- He had just completed publicity ma ter it! fur a press book on “The Mrs Raj Outlaw’ when his vacation period . M and Mrs W. , y. and Mr His brother, Jack with the 41- division of thi army at Camp Lew- ‘ A voting s ter. Margaret, is en- rolled at the î W. Barnes school Speaks at Hood River Mr himself Three Birthdays Celebrated Sunday M lx-«m chamb. Bridal Shower Given CORNELIUS in honor of Mr hi Id at the h French Satun p.r for a ■cently in Maxin Mi Washingl in »de of Weekly Albert Bunning cn- Mr nnd Mi r.im Glimp e of onothi r ■ W. Mr the French government ere they arc at all times. M N' J 1 . ed on a bluek ch. where the picture ■ Muto n the Bounty," was film- f Wa l chairm Bride Honored Friday Mrs. Smith > Wiilis Jackson «Frances was complimented with a shower last Friday evening by Misi Lucille Smith, The evening was s spent playing games. Present were Mes Loletta Smith. J oseph ine Blackburn. Catherine He -nrv. Miss Maxine Smith, all of P eland. Mesdames Beulah Morley, Louise Boyd. Christine Geisbers, Betiy Bah helar. Georgia Melquist, Louise Baldwin. Lois Hart. Jenny Foelker, lor a I.,imor. Martha Chiotti. Alice P< o on. Mary Malinsky, G os. Frances Vuylsteke, Helen Vuylsteke. Minnie Smith. Marg Fischer. Dorothy Tupper. Missis H< a d Juliana Saiilf'-ld. Mild red Smith, the hostesses and honor MacIntyre. The mam flower held Wed vili [>gion hall All ama- May 7, leur fl The general committee in Mr George Laver, Mr aclntyre and Mi B B. Mor- definite details re- nted ssTth the Engle. M<* I.THHs K • with her son and daughter in-law. Mr and Mrs II Iden, Wash. Dr and Mrs 11 Wiley nnd fam- ilv spent Sund at Timberline DASH Buy What You Need Before It’.-. Too Late! • In your favorite tavern ask for Blitz Weinhard and enjoy its distinctive taste satisfaction. When you're entertaining at home give your guests that same treat hy serving Blitz Weinhard in the big economy quarts! Prices have already untie up on home appliances . . . fur ther increases are predicted Buy now for your future needs with a convenient loan from us. Confidential service Ix>ans up to $300 promptly made. I I I A OREGON FINANCE CO Commercial Bldg.. Hillsboro C. HENRY NELSON, Mgr. i i M 240 Plionr 111 S100 000.00 In United States Government Bonds and Cash on deposit with the State of Oregon as a guarantee fund to protect holders of our Title Insurance Policies Title and Trust Company An Oregon Corporation Capita! and Surplus S800.000.00 WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH 136 S. 2nd Ave.. Hillsboro. 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Oregon NAPPY : THE IDEAL BOHLE FOR SERVING SEVEI ' WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY STORE THEYRE 124 5.2nd AVE -PHONE 491* HILLSBORO U ÍS • Expert Service • Reasonable Cost. 155 S. 2nd Ave. Daughters of Union Veteran? will meet Monday evening. March 17. at the Legion hall. All members are urged to be present. MfSMKE General Insurance Office hours: Weekdays, 8:30 to 5:30. Saturdays, 8:30 to 1. Your Radio! Meltebeke Saves You Money on Every Purchase - Fire, Auto, Liability Dr K<>t>b Itl.lr Circle to Meet NNONDER WHAT THEY’RE LIKE’ I I Phone 2S2I The First and Only Home Proved Automatic Washer Write - Phone - Call Small loans, automobile loans, refinancing present contracts. < ONDITIONS Service Shop now located at D. U. V. to Meet I » rt mg ABDOMINAL DR. DAVE CROCKETT New Location Twelv >blcs in play at the Ear rn Star Social club In tcrnational Temple benefit bridge and pinochle tea last Thursday aft ernoon, at the Masonic temple. W H Piercy received high score in contract bridge and Mrs Alvin Bogue was high in pinochle. Mrs-. Kenneth Davison gave two violin solos, accompanied by Miss Marv Yoder. Mrs. Jacobwm and Mrs. C R M -rrill presided at the tea table. J THE BIG ECONOMY TRUSSES and BELTS Filled with prup.r Inetrwllott fur Me In RI PTI RK . LI MR AGO RADIO .SERVICE Benefit Card Party Draws Large Crowd WAYSTOEN JOY BLITZ-WE1NHARD BEER IH THE POPULAR O M Hansen. and family at Moro. George Himes Mr and Mrs. H. Naught and Mr and Mrs. O O Coslett spent the week-end at the Coslett beach home at Beverly Beach. Miss Barbara Robbins of Port land visited over the week-end Jacksons Fintertain— with her grandmother. Mrs. F. W. Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Jackson en DeLsman. tertained with a family dinner last Mrs. Ada Elgin of Salem was the Thur-day evening. Guests were Mr. week-end guest of her sister. Mrs. ;nd Mrs W I.. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Griffith. Byron Davis. Mrs. Earl Straughan and sons Jerald and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. John Straughan and son E rett. Mrs. A E. Fry and son Darrel. Mr and Mrs. Willis Jack- the "Woman's Soc s'tn. all of Hillsboro, Mrs. Pansy ■ridan cf Lr Nation. Iowa. Mi nn Shattuck, corner of Curt Straughan end Mrs. Elviä Third and Maple. Thursday after- J.rard of Corning. Iowa. m on. March 20. Mrs. A. Dickason will be assisting hostess. Mi. and Mrs. Ival N. Kirk and family spent Sunday visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Mrs H nrietta Morgan and Mrs. Babcock, and his parents, Mr. and W C. Gifford were hostesses fur Mrs Frank Kirk, at Oregon City. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. I i fs' club Thu I 02252023 rhe hi nc <t Mrs Morgan. At the Herbert Adams of Portland were card games which followed the Satuiday luncheon guests of M rs. .' .. Mr- G RuMell Arnold Jensen. Mi rgan nude high score in bridge, Mi. and Mrs. Ed Robinson and and Mrs J; mes Peppard received daughter Diane and Carolyn Kalk- the prize at rummy. warf visit u at Centralia. Wash over th« week-end. Mr Burnett Honored— R F. Taylor returned home Fri- Mrs R. Bumett entertained m Lumber company. at a Sunday night supper party for day from Toledo, where he lias Mr Burnett in celebration of his been installing boilers for the birthd y anniversary. Guests were Mr ami Mis. James McGuire of Mr and Mrs Bron lee we. Mr. Hannah, N. D. spent the Week-end and Mrs. Loris Starr. Mr. and Mrs. W It Manley. At cards high scores with Mr. and Mrs. J. C May. a ere made by Mrs. Manley and Mr. and Mis. Elmer L. Johnson Mr. Bronleewe. spent Sunday at Timberline lodge. TWÜHÄNDY Edward Morrison of Oconomow- oc. Wis. was n » xi “d In 1 week <»f Mr and Mrs C I' Richardson. MP and Mr II Frank Peters and family spent the week-end at their Miiimwr Imme at ( leuan ide Mr and Mt ( I Hu- e|| Morgan spent the week-end Ilwaco. W.iih. Weaver of Newberg were married at Vancouver. Wash . Thursday The bride is a graduate of Hillsboro hi|h school. class of 1940, and the s nclair family moved from Reed- ville last fall. club is sponsoring a April, and any- to donate are ch with Mr. E asked to i R Bailey. Mrs Reno Mcltebc Mr W. ( ’ Christensen. A number of lovely •r ar- .ere judged. Mrs J M. rang i first prize, and :en n and Mrs. E n. Mr-. second. Te •rved by the hostess R.iy Campbell was ne of Mrs. Mcda Iwon- . < v ning About H H present. The eve- Stannard, Emilia McKuuy. Ali ning in playing games Eli? i Shor, y and Dorothy B Mr Emma McKinney, Me Dor- and and opening many beautiful gifts. Mr- Julius Schoenberg. Barr an 1 Walter McKinney member of tins temple but a resi- Hostesses wert Mrc the week i nd in Washington ¿ nd Mrs French They w err Out-of-town i Mrs HuiHirrd on Hirthdav— Mr. and Mrs W (> Morley cn- Hai ley Flaherty Berth i Portland. Mr G It -d i f Gresham t rtain.'d with a dinner of th Mrs Lutie Map s and Mrs. L. C at Alex on h and aunt. Mr 1 Mrs M ob« rry of Hil Hopkui at < ■ ¡nd Un Alex Morley of Springfield. Mr oth< is wine gu s of MI an I M r S' ; nd Mrs Clan« th’ Morley and duugh- lub Meets— ter.. Mr and Mrs Earl M Hoy. and club met Monday after ne.>n to ■ Uidv the c astitution of the Mr Elmer Weik and son Bobbie Hostess— United States at th • home of w study group will meet The club was re <1 K >«>d Mrs Weik was ru xt Wednc.-d; y with Mrs Scott Mi- M Elizabeth Harris of Samscl. The novelist to be studied cintly organized ami is under the leadership of M i f tin-. is Ellen G lasco w Brown. Members Î of the club are Zm.i ; Olmn and family of Mil« Robert Lawload. Joe Sintilli. Gor- WAuklo s|x*ni the wi’vk^cnd with Helen I •wis. Jacque- Circle No. I of the Ladies' Aid of his p.irvnts, Mr and Mrs S. E ()1- the Methodist church will meet line ' Tuesday afternoon with Mrs R N chairman and Robert Lawhe Mi Idi Robert in left this week Toi bet. 432 West Mam Street. ine E Jen Mrs. Gertrude Brown lift Satur ,w 2Ä * ♦ •7 well , ya ' ll NEVER j--' KNOCK 'EM OUT) - THAT \ . way O X*
