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rase Two HILISBGRO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. OREGON Mrs. Giershach To Speak io Cornelius Cuf Thins,l.iv Schools Io Hold N Music Feslival Ai Cornelius Shower Honor nasini» Of rari Earnie Mrs. nnd J Wat h. big. Klooniin Hill alii :unl Mi Lath: go M went nold all Aloha I label ‘i k i he git t < pllin;: •’3'. <1 Fonnevilb Mrs. Albert Schul i: and Mra B um Mi and Mis. Ot- Jeanctte Schul.-. Honored on Birtlulas The pot-luck club Oliver Cartv it with a sutpiix birthday pa Thursday evening The evening Min Ribb, ns Pupils >f I attended a e The Bible study class met with Albert Meiei Thursday. Eight present. Ruth Dickman and Lois GIFTS Strings of Pearls w inning t thbon Ma i ilyn W . i dins Str nnd 2 Strands 3 Strands Aloha Women Elected io Office A-pirwall < Klamath Falls con Alt »n \il< n. and Beth C vention last week-end. Umher. Kiev Mrs. A I. Martin of Sentinel, N D.. arrived last week from Sacra Woodrow Joss was honored with Miller and Albert Vei mento, Cal., to spend a few weeks farewell party at his home Thurs- with her niece. Mrs. Leonard Mel ly night by the Baptist Young anson. Mr and Mrs. Melanson took Mrs Martin on a sightseeing tour There were about 30 present. Mon »y in I lillsbot.» Woodrow will leave this week for Berkeley Cal. where he has a ol Our Sorrowful Mother. position w th the Loekeed Aircraft cobsmullen Marvin Hermens, Billie Hamel- factory. He was presented with a man and James Davis spent Frid iv gift. MI s. The Bethany Baptist Ladies' Aid yacht on Helen Johnson the Willamette met with Mrs. A. Keehn Thursday. the Cornelius Civic club to the thiul There were 15 present, among district whom were five visitors from the Baptist Old Peoples home in Port- land. They were Mr. and Mrs. John Engineers make test runs through hilly and brush-covered terrain Trachsel. Mrs. Tilda Graff. Mrs. with midget reconnaissance car. The United States army has a new E. Welzler. and Miss Martha blitz weapon of its own in a 1700-pound midget reconnaissance car. ' der. It is capable of 55-mile per hour speed. Carrie: CORNELIUS—B. E. M4I machine gun and a can-I -------------------------- crew, or a quarter-ton load. Huge cargo planes now in production mi a s rn t i for the United States government can swallow _ (Con tin urti from page up 14 v w f c < is or up five four of Mr. and Mrs. George Southward _ these midget trucks, fully equipped, and deposit them in the battle and B L of Bremerton, Wash., were Sunday zone ready fir immediate action. Some of these cars have four- afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. drives. All are equipped with twenty-two Timken bearings to pm- Don Englen. vide trouble-free action of the vital moving parts. A. D Kern of Portland, plain spokesmen for the tiff. was given a judgment of $16.- . many Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sahnow and 152 against A. W. Bell of Sandy, son Donald and Mr. and Mrs. Al defendant, in an equity suit tried being ta bert Henderling drove to Newport in circuit court here last week bv Sunday for the crab festival. Circuit Judge Arlie G. Walker of G. R. Van Winkle of Camp McMinnville. W. G. Hare of Hillsboro and Jay Reehr spent the week-end at his home here. Bowerman of Portland were at CORNELIUS Ladles o f torneys for plaintiff and B. G Mrs. Della Hester. Newberg, vi; Skulascn and C. M. Schneider of Lutheran Junior Aid will meet with ited her parents. Mr. and Mr Mrs. Harry Thelin Thursday Levi Garrison, from Thursday to Portland were counsel for defense annoine, Sunday. Mrs. Hester also took her Tlie case involved an Oregon timber Ralph Luca, bought the first small daughter. Glenda Mae. who company's holdings on Round Top postal savings that went on spent the previous week with her mountain, one of the last big stands sale May 1 at stamps the Cornelius post bv grandparents, home. of timber in Washington county. office. Mr. Lucas is an ex-service J Kern sued as assignor for the man and realizes that by purchas Mrs. Lucy Shields of Cottage Wiest-Scritzmeier companv. a cor ing these stamps they will accum ■f 1', Giove and Miss Eunice Post, Port poration. ulate funds for the purchase of U. land, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gro- S. defense savings bonds, thereby serving his country and conserving Argus Classified Ads Pay he would estábil his earnings. ing rate in h t Attend Convention Those attending the K. of C. ban Labar Supply quet from Cornelius were Albert Some grow, Vuylsteke. Mr. and Mrs. I.. A. Jack- over the slow son and Mr and Mrs. William Van by berry pic Lem. Mr. Vuylsteke and Mr. Jack- son were among a class of ten who hrrvesting hands were initiated in the order at Hills the near future s boro Sunday afternoon. The ban labor shortage wi quet was given by the Ladies' Altar According to < society of Verboort in the Forest rus. the berry cro ers' hall. both better Rev. and Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. H. ed yield per Jacobsmuhlen and Mr- Robert Tan This will me ner attended the Women s Mission in the pockets of pi ary Federation convention of the Lutheran church at Oregon City Combination Wood and Gas last week. Miss Betty Huisman of Portland spent the week-end with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Huisman. MOKI KAIN 1 adjoin:,. g his home place, and 1 Mrs. D. F. O'Donnell is suffering from multiple bruises and a frac family of Max. Min. Prcc : Bruce Siiiinders am Adopting tactics of their elders, Hardware - Home Appliances - Furnishings tured finger received from a fall in youngsters at Holly Courts. San Tuesday 60 45 .06 1 Yamhill moved into tl e house Mon- । her home Sunday morning. Wednesday 65 40 .03 Iday. He i a brother of Edgar Lee. Francisco low-cost housing proj CORNELIUS, OREGON Thursday 57 37 .14 ISaurdn s and will i> ¡st him in ect, picket offices. protesting the Ec, iomy store. Friday 60 37 .12 against dimissal of Louise Al Mrs ztura Brown has t nlar^e t : S; turday 00 46 .45 derson. WPA recreation director Sunday and remodeled her ho Ise. 59 42 .50 assigned to the project. Perry Water of Pra rie du Chien. | Monday 60 43 .57 14 Pea Viners Ready in Fields Lutheran Ladies To Meet Today Combination Pots 'ntted 'ut F Bungalow Flower Shop and Sprinklers ROTENONE DUST TUALATIN VALLEY CO-OP Hillsboro, Orrron FREE OP Week's Wealher HILLIS HARDWARE 38 Plymouth Town Sedan $525 Guaranteed mechanically perfect. Original finish perfect. Spotless t ihair upholstery. 37 Dodge Deluxe Sedan . . . S475 .Beautiful finish, upholstery like new. large built-in baggage compartment. Very - peppy motor. See this and drive it. Lace trimmed and embroidered S1.00 10c ‘ Mother." Satin Hankie Folders, in gift box 29c Framed Mottoes 10c 15c 25c Boudoir Lamps $1.29 PYREX WARE The gift Mothers always appreciate. Large ion. SPROUSE-REITZ STORES OU Up to 30 Miles a Callon! And from 500 to 600 mili s on a tank- The Widest Seats ; . . No match Nash. Front seat's nearly five feet wide! the smoothest kind of ride a car can give you! Only lowest-pricc car offering it. Easiest Steering . . Only Nash has I wo-way Koller Steering. Hugs the curves. 1 ar easier to drive and park. , w Lace Table Cloths, size 50x70 Fine Lawn Hankies, each . . HALVORSON MOTOR CO .. ............ Telephone 414 NO OTHER CAR IN THE IQWEST PRICf TRIO CMS YOU THESE IMPORTANT FIATURfS You needn't spend much, at Sprouse’s, but you'll give world of happiness by remembering Mother on her day of day-’ Pare Silk Hosiery.................. HILLSBORO Mr. and Mrs. AI Nordquist, Props Illi.I SKOKO 218 E Main St. Come to Sprouse's for MOTHER'S GIFT! We have the car you want at the price you want to pay. New low finance rates. Compkite Shop and Body Repair Service Phone 854 •ntly with I Ulde. / t the Coil Springs All-Around... 30 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM SIR-332 E. Main St. AL S SHAKE SHOP WilliBuiilew Kind oj Can in Bu Imvwt-RuceTuld Look over our top quality stock of used cars— many of them bearing the famous “OK Red Ta?" Guarantee. You'll quickly see why you get more \alue for your used car dollar at Halvorson’s. i^PPe1 Wit^ radi?' hoater and f°S ''Sht. Run only D.ŒX) miles. Original finish like new. Very clean inside. SUPER CREAMED ICE CREAM N wsk Muun» Mun Bun During Our Spring Sale! 39 Ford Deluxe Fordor Sedan . $645 Sunday, Mav 11 with purchase of a \* Gertrude Spiering Honored at Shower Audited Circulation A member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the Argus gives the Advertiser proof of authentic, paid ROY—A bridal shower was giv up subscribers. To the wise buyer | mcnica i en May 6 in honor of Gertrud? of space there can be no substitute. I Martyn a Spiering, bride-elect of Henry Lan dauer at her home. Many beautiful and useful articles re received Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jesse, a son, April 27. and also a .son to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vander- zanden April 28. Both new babies are grandsons of Mr. at d Mrs. P N. Vanderzanden. Polled Pansy Plant For Every Mother Unanimous Vole Approves Annexation Original factory finish is perfect. Clean mohair trim Low mileage. Guaranteed OK mechanically. $7.95 $3.95 $3.95 $3.49 $3.95 $1.50 $2.00 $1.95 $7.95 ililKInru GAS RANGE $159.50 40 Chev Master Town Sedan . $725 CHOOSE: $2.95 to $1.19 to $1.95 to $1.95 & Slack Suits $1.49 to Hankies 25c to Bags $1.00 & Slips ! $1.65 & Nightgowns $3 to Dresse» Blouses Skirts Striking Ideas Wedgewood A unanimous vote. 45 to 0. ap proved proposed annexation of Section 27 to the Wolf Creek water district in a special election Tues day A previous approval vote, voided when an irregularity in the pasting of election notices was dis covered. was 50 to 1. According to an account heard by Deputy County Clerk J. Stretch er. the 50-1 vote was in reality an other unanimous vote, but one of the balloteers unwittingly voted against the proposal when he in- Special Gift Wrapping at No Extra Charge Your Mother! I up $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 Come and shop leisurely through the large, fresh, new stocks. Have Doro thy give you helpful sug gestions. 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