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HILLSBORO ARCUS. HILL BORO, OREGON
William Hippie
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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
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•rent kinds of tropi-
available, 21 differ-
II
nd many vari-
riges.
no crime and m
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publicity
he Hill
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finding
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for a
in Tacoma
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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
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a n d
All
W.
Mrs. Blassing's
Poem Used Overseas
Alaska Residents
Visit in County
gathering
of Mr
W< in.
Wiikin
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being the fust tinu
Mr-
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of
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Mr
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dinner w a
homo of Mr
them
Mi .
Free ('oncerI at
('harch on Sunday
W.m
Mi
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Mr Tod Wiikin, uid Mark
Mr and Mt
Albert ibmn
kn
re life!
of Washing
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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
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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
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Phone 333
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Daughters of Union Veteran? will
meet Monday evening. March 17.
at the Legion hall. All members are
urged to be present.
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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.
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THE BIG ECONOMY
TRUSSES and BELTS
Filled with prup.r Inetrwllott fur Me In
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RADIO
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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
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fs' club Thu I
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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
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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.
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Mrs. Gertrude Brown lift Satur
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