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rhuisdny, May 8, 1941 • HILLSBORO ARCUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Choral (irono of Scholls Woman's Club Abendroths Return Mother's Day rom Interesting ••W rfoimí »tli i’MM«'!n Mici .if'! wr«*r kng« th«- hn'bllgiit/4 irpnrtcd by »th of the five which she nnd went M Los 4 by train and then nn into their Min In-law and Darryl M in dehv- made umm A Page Five Jacktown Club Gives Program hoit plays nn<l three mn »« al num A ¡Acial Motb«'i' Day program op n to th • general public is hers wa. given I uaí Fiiduy ovenim plan n »I by th«' Hillsboro grange at th- JfK'ktown Achool by th» fm Sifmd .y, May 10, a» I 30 p. m . in th»- Hdlsboro grange hall, ac Vuin will includi' a song e, ti talk entitled i • he Amel lean Homemak Miss Kathleen McCrae, county horn«* »l«'mon<«trntion agent. a song by Mi4 Burkhalte! and Mr- Sarti h*. aceom- pani«»! by Jamen Forsythe, nnd u play by Bobby and Gladys Bmk- hnh"! hi addition, there will be a num ber of m«trunrmril selections. V. F. W. Registers For Defense Friday ?n Betty Payr.« , Mildred Roseman, (’ha Flotte sernan, Mildred la my, Viola Dodge. Lucilie BfAocc^ and Bill Payn»* Musical number* wer«* gi vei i by Lucilie Balocco Mil- died Bellamy LaBan ind Bai bara Allen. Th«' club took in ov» i flO, ¡«‘ported Mi Dan Smith, club leadei The Twentieth Century seam stresses 4-H club will meet nex Saturday afternoon at the home <. Mi Will Gc mbcll . ci ib Jei Temple Plans Party For Mother's Day A Mother'.. I lay pinty will »> • held Mias Leanore Sherman »pent the w'eek end with Miss Kathryn Sth- sek at Montuouth. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biehl of He alth’ wet.' guests of Mr and Mi VV V Bergen over tire week-end /mnlnr with REAL ESTATE LOANS gram will fol- the temple seraion, acct to t be committee in charge, Mes dam ■s Estella Johnson, Ella Woh Audra Chapman. Myrtle noli Artne. Brown and Miss Eliza Loans Made on Farms, Suburban and City Property. V. F. W. Members Attend Installation of Washington Member Pest 2566 War., ard »unty F reign of ended the In Detroit i nf off! the Ba - n h<- C’hiyslei a nd n for national defens Hy- 1478 V F •uth i.mbly plants and w¿H be held Friday night at the W viute.l Mi. Emma Fox, ng-.iir m»'"ir^ of Washington Mr and Mrs Odell Loyal oid»‘i of Moose and Worren tionally known pai ifamentarian County Po*-! No 2666 Veteran« of Branda Mr. id Mrs. L :di • Alt- d author of the Emma Fox Rules Wai at th- V F W hall of the Moose will hold their annual M and M birthday celebration Saturday ?v- Ord«» n< a - used by many wom- Ninth avenue a ; nd Oak oi g mizatlons throughout the str« •! M mbers tre urged to at- ?ning at the hall. The Portland Mrs James Fl ming, Lee Clark lodgr- wdl furnish the entertain- there will be «lancing ment Aftei leaving Detroit Mr. and and i i eft eshments. Public is wc I- Abindroth visited friends in M» hs Hickford >l«Mt 'MM— come. msmg Midi ¡nd in M' V mon. Mi • Clair? Elizabeth Bickford Regular meeting of the Wome n wa. arriving Jti’t four daya after th ° Moose has been changed e recent tin undo. The town was <*ntertun«'d members of her sopho- well torn up. they report rr »!»' clasM of St. Mary's of the from May 16 to May 23. -*ii.s. »^ladys Wilkes was hon rere torn off. and trees and Valley nt a luncheon at her home had been ored wkith a shower last Friday ted rcofs v. re so twisted Wednesday. The girls giv»n the holiday from school for evening, following the lodge ses ere no longer rf any value. । • irr ido damaged parts i f three winning m th? school's play con- sion. cks < f th • town. )n *h ir way home lii y .•’•.tended Return from East— O A McLeod and son, E. L. Mc »b-do ution » ivi» » < for the new Leod. returned Thursday evening Snowballs, unusually large, were club r-lioiu . left tu righi first row Mr. William B Ch null. > Mi fam«', pi«' idvd over by Father from St Louis. Mo, where each brought to the Argus office this II Flint Mrs E.irl etcher, accnmp mist Mt had taken delivery of a car. Flannigan The new dormitory is a week by Mrs. Dan Erdman of Hel Mrs 11.my Freiiing. Mrs Julius Christensen. gift from Fraternal Order of Teacher Ke-elected— vetia and Sammie Gotter of Scholls. I ukin Mi Mix Ri'iiuett Mr J M Stretchri Mt Mike McCann, and Grace Hay Mrs. Harriett Ford has been re The largest, measuring 221? inches ‘ A 10th ni« nitx»i of the group. Mr* E T Sh«'ppurd J not in tin picture «Aigu photo) mod. i n throughout The dedica- elected to teach the Heywood in circumference was brought in •rvico wer • hcld in thè ' school for the fourth term. by Sammie. with .m estimataci audience of 2500 Tue bo\ erre a guides to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Busch and House guests of Mr. and Mrs. I house guest Miss Frances Busch of The were j nr .j at Omaha by Mountain Grove Mo., visited Sun L. S. Campbell this week are Mrs. Campbell ’« brother and sister-in Mrs Gumm who returned with day with Mr. and Mrs. E T Wheel "Everybody’ mottwr i • ’.« tv law. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cast rie them and exp< pets to remain ^bout ock at Battle Ground. Wash. of Hermiston, who arrived Friday slO- a month for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. urn for th«' Help your correspondent send in Campbell and their ’guests spent under direction of Lorance Do - Sftlte coll Ma early copy. Some Friday or Satur the week-end at Newport, day if possible. ¿rhousimd tising. tf announced thi week tat ions ha u.l.-nt by Mrs Maude Stannard will hp women'R c«iinmitte«' host»- to nu inb« i n of Kappa Tau While Moose Orders to Observe Birthday Chas. L. Walker AGENT Phone 1732 112 S. 3rd Ave.. Hillsboro Axminster Large Snowballs Shown Scholls Woman's Club Chorus Sets Concerts •t t, Regular $37.50 OSC Co-eds Plan Women's Week-end SPECIAL 95 Kappa Tau Club Elects Officers «»n May 16. m the Scholl Grange ball Mate muic competition tlw Or«* «.f Wotnrn*> hl addition to choral, quartet At Townsend Meet Hill .boro Towns«»nd club meets Monday, K p. rn . at the legion hall Th«» speriHl feature of the «•vrning will be a musical program •mber group will b? the by Ihu Mi M»uri GI"V chib of Port -nttitiw from Washing- land The dub is composed of men intei « Mt« d in th«» economic and so in choral c impctition. invited tn hear i of dingers R«»- fi rühmen! m will b«- Nerved follow Ing th«* entertainment. inunity A. A. U. W. Study Club Hears Lecture A W folk nut “Wai and Ammra, the I*at»'t ket me given by Pr II I [.ovil ^lofes'or of hi.ioiL i* WHIanu'tti University "t'nion Now” by Clnr- ence Streit w l i discu . <1. Meet Tuesday Washington county m social ion of B« uity Shop Owners ami Opera- tors will meet In the Moose hall in Hillsboro May 13 at H p. m. Miso Alva Groll of Tangent was sm in entei fiiined ThutMdny night >n by Mrs. Neal Bush and Mi Kenn« th Ihivi<on w«»ie Miss Neil Young of Portland McClurg of t his » i Mi bridge chili Ml club night with Mc ihinieH H It Finni itt an I H It Chantier iin Rb Morgan nnd Mis J. R Peppard irc«4vrd the prix«1» in bridge ami rummy, which fallowed th«* btisi- nrss session Mis < Onkos anil Mrs. J. R Peppard will entertain the club June 5 Mrs. Sundbrr? Honored— k M i \ i ’ « ronipli- FH«'nt»il <»n hci birthday Sunday with n dinner party given i by her son am! daughter in law. Mi. ’ nnd Mts W II SundbciK. nt Poi t Innd. M r. ifllil Mit M \VI<k. Pon and Helen, al o attended. Mrs. Annidi« r Home— Mi Fred An’ idwr was brought home la t week from the Emnnurl h< pitRl in Pentland, when* she un- <lc!W»nt a major opeiation. Sh« Is improving nicely, according to re- port. Visit < lUllllpIX'g Mr. und Mi . E Wilkes, Mrs. Mi be I Han-on S E OI n M nnd Mis. Hariy Chi Stenson at- tended the Founder’s Day relebin- tmn Sunday nt Champ : Edward Fr«»Udenthnl and Mr. and Mi i. Sam Steinke On RundAy Mr. and Mis Freudenthal and da ugh t«'t Maragut, Evelyn Steink«* and AJva Grell visit« d Arthur Gursk«' Overnight guests of Mary Lou Anderson Saturday w» i<* Virginia Wion and B«*tty Webber, both of Gresham, who came to Hillsboro to attend the. band festival. Miss Elizabeth Phillip of St. Hel ens, Dr and Mrs. Georg«» Ray. and Dr and Mrs Marvin Bobb of Port land were we?k-end visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J. W Bar ney. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Reynolds were her parents, Mr. and Mis. W. M. Hathorn of Gels (’leek, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Har old Hathorn and son of Portland. Mr nnd Mrs. Kenneth Olson and two children of Astorin were week- of Mrs. Olson’s uncle And mint, Mr. and Mrs. L P. St rimahan. Mi Hal Simpson and daughter Marjolle of Portbmd Were werk- end gueatsi of Mr. and Mrs. Charles <>. Wells, and other relatives. Miss Emy Sue Armstrong flew to Yakima. Wash., Friday evening to spend the week end with rela tives and friends. Miss Charlotte Woodward was In Salem last week to at''nd th» May week-end festivities on the Willamette university campus. Lt. and Mrs. Geotgc R. Bagley of Tacoma spent the week end in Hilhboto. <’lub this afternoon < Thursday), Kl«*ction of officers will tw held will read the last combining k -end bring written with th«» ndrd innunl garden days, which wih begin Thuisday. May x, and will continu«* through Sun- Baile v Entertain- Dmn< r party gu. ts of Mr. and week end will find many Mt E R Bailey Saturday even- , who come vHp«'cjally for the latter in wen. Dr and Mrs. Earl McNott and daughters Constance and Al- dem- f Multnomah, Mr. and Mrs. The women’s week-end program will feature the honor convocation, Goidon Bailey of Ilwaco, Wash. a campus tea, college plays, dance Th«* Miss« ; McNott w»*re also week lecitals, and th«» annual mother <n<i guests at the Bailey home. daughter banquet Scheduled dm mg the garden days will be educa Attend IC« lu kab Meeting— Mi and Mrs. L E. Wilkes, Mrs. [ tional talks, a district flower show. S. 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