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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1941)
Official Paper Section Two 1 hr Argus Has Iti en I'tiuniy tiff trial Nrwspaprr for More Than 40 Vrar* Editorials, Features, Saciriy, Farm Page. Sports, Community News Volume Eight Schools Plan Musical Program Friday Blooming Church Calls Meeling Sunday Evening I'lie music fe tivnl Die community h ill evening al II la BLOOM1NÍ eting of th iy evet ing i t the canva i- fund. Grandmother Hergert’s c ndition ha improved a httl at this time Walther League to Mert School Mom I; i Iview. Buck ll< av, n, »Vf. Farming! i I Ml" M..rv< b is. Laurel teacher, chairman Graduation I'lanned Plans ine l> mg mad grade graduation exer held In i Thursday evenli t. May I' Illi's Will lie from Laurel view and Fir Gii ve Walnut tire being wont gon City Sunday t visit i nd uutit. Mrs Crìi Zin-li ill io a hOM ital tin Zindi Will'll rd l)a\idson recently »pent • few days with his father, F J Davidson lie is a captain in the army, stationed at (’imp Warden, near Port Townnend Hr had plan- lied to spt I here but bei and had to I lirar« I rum M Liilh Bingham. recent i I) iC. but m u of Honolulu, wher re uhé went to ac cept a poMtion in ment The vont g <r vo-workcrs m a frdenil offic in Portland Mins Bingham hu hrquvntly visited hcr< • evening for » lection of officers. Sandy Lutheran school children. 32 in ¡11, and their •each r. Rev. Schclp ('am»* by bu Wedm; day to be guests of the school here. A game of indoor ball was p¡ i ■. I with Bloom.ng winning by a small margin A picnic lunch wa. in the church basement with ab< ut 75 pi nt. Mr 1 Irr. Mr«. H Ni rman Mr Kamna and Mrs. E < d servo the lui -h The Walther Le aguí Mrs Hannah birthday annl- veraarle.i occur In April Tiny were assisted by Mrs. Wanda Rutsch man nnd .Mi Kuby Meyers. Th*' KchoolhoUHc Ja WHK quite* KU* *• und financially lows A skit. Miss home i preKent s follows: six-year vi ment »•*ir to Viol.» and B< r Stoller, M • i joi lr Will, Evelyn >in<l 1 >orot hy Schumacher, Wilbur Moot e, and John and Jmn Wat kina; Ted Watkins. Paul Jaqulth, Amy Alice Howard, Huth Khattuck. Mm Joi Io Lo«H and Catherine Galloway. n rrpthm Mis Ed Webb Lakeview are week-s’ va< ate n n making in extended wi'h i girlhood chool chum Annie 1 lowncy t Portland, niece Kelley of Vancouve r Mother'* Day will be clay of th,- mnrruig the church with u f* w musical and take place soon of J Miss Gertrud literary numbers given at the Sun- Spieling, daughter <i *f Mrs Nclh day school hour. Mrs. Amos Wat kins nnd Mrs Spu rn g. and Henry l.andaur. Howard are ( harles Hunk Hurt in charge of Wednesday morning if li t < luti Mei U Charlo* Duyck met with an The dint, while driving a tractor Jacob mg di-k When the tractor s at with . away, he fell between di k and ei I Hart tractor the disk going over him rampi of Hillaboro and Mi 1!. Bog*' of Farmington w.i ■ visitors A skit, "Chicago or Bust, was glv en by M ik . Cima Shaw, Mrs. Mil A traveling examiner of opera tors and chauffeurs is ichedulcd to arrive in Hillsboro Wednesday. May 7. and will be on duty al the courthouse between 1> a. m. to 5 p. m , according to a recent announcement released from the secretary of st ite's office. F I. At THE bach f Pacific c University will be the peaker at I the district convention ’ f the Friendly Six Sunday schools to be h< Id at th" Mt Home church Pit-luck dinner will Kamna ac- gram will start at 2 o'clock. Adolph Schmidt went to Wash ington last week to visit relative: West Bremerton and Mon expected horn; th< latter part of this week Hin riens A card party will be held at the Albany and community hall Saturday evening Taco- to hi Ip the girls’ c «ftball team buy nits Pinochle and Chinese check v/ork ers will be played. Everyone is in- vited W H McNay manager this year. Boy Dies of Bruise The Adam Doris. Ber- ALOHA Francis Swagger. nice and Mary Ellen entertained 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. with a dinner and afternoon party "r. died at Doembecher hos- at their home Sunday. Guests wer Portland, on April 17, of in cousins from Hillsboro and their of a bruised leg. Laurelview schoolmates. Marian arid Mrs. Henry Brown D. IJ Baker, who hai time. S100 000.00 Tn United States Government Bonds and Cash on deposit with the State of Oregon as a guarantee fund to protect holders of our Title and Trust Company An Oregon Corporation Capita! and Surplus S800.000.00 WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH 136 S. 2nd Avt., Hillsboro. Phone 333 4-H Club Presents Program; Miss McCrae Makes Awards Fifty Confirmed By Archbishop Examiner Here May 7 with sum- Mr. and Mrs. week-end guests was used ' The days when school pupils wen* forced to walk -ev- eial mile < through the mud to school are a tiling of the past Now they are taken back and forth in big busses that are used for that RUI........ • with chil . remcm by Mis- Tintilla Molloy and Brinici' Brown; a skit, "King a Terrible T* -tnpet " by th*' Laurel nc hool; m I h ble netting dem «»n*t i ut ion by Amy Alice Howaid • nd Joun WnfklnH, i II girl i kit, RoY April SO the M st “To Market, To Market," by Laim-I Aichbishop Edward Howaid admin View school. n nolo by Mi. Helen istered confirmation to a class of Austin. The booths VP!'«' all Well fifty young people and adults Th Archbishop and several clergy wer.- dinner guest, of Father Jos pn tic UMed .S ial, the I .istor. pr. ceding the sei - Hummel < urd Parly Planned '1 he ladles on the the card party for th day are Mi Marian Ibach Anna laude. Mrs Ed Me and Mi Fri nk Keinpi r Th Giersbach Will Speak Ml. Home Grove Man Hurt In Collision Walter Wrber. F r< t ( . Ind . being injuri* s and Mrs Web- icerations of communies- nnk 1 r sustained mulli he face and neck ion h< re said. SEE THE NEW LINE of Quality SPRING WOOLENS for thote fam out TAILORED TO MEASURE ¡m SUI FESTIVAL UNH IF HUBBV DID THE WASHING ■ ■ HILLSBORO 12 HIGH SCHOOL BANDS "■ OWN A BENDIX 3 DRUM CORPS 700 TALENTED MUSICIANS HOME LAUNDRY You'll be more than pleased with the results you get from Argus Classified Ads. 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