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How io Gel Rich InllsboniBMr g us IW Arguì Aili («i 1 Ind ll«r|«iiM . . You'll Nav ’N Navr'n Save n Save Hillsboro, Oii p' ii, Thursday, May 29, 1911 Mrs. Giersbach Speaks Before Cornelius Club < < >RNb.IdUS The* i’lvh- Implove W •Unir I'lliwipal Kenneth llamnilll went part nls tide k < luid with quii-l shoes. < hoir rra< th i* II« Id < latMfidl and Public Notices. I f fU I ....» I. .. I C< >HNEMUH ic held In th«* school nudi M.iy 21 nt M 15 p in foi the ( n mdiUH nnd <'«*nti*rvllh* schools The sing«* wns bcnutifiilly and tastefully decorated and kills wore rlnlnty pastel with hwc .'I peas and roe«' School colors wi'ir bloc nini gobi f'fllfMl.'l quitter piano. The audi gave the flag sahit«* Kev (’harlcs Schl lebet gave the Invocation and Alyce .lane Kiinantvl gave the ad ne Other numbers Ina St uhs . class history; Wllllia Millet. class will, Kather 11 lenir, irophery; Ivan La Sturgis Speaker Ai West Union Commencement Review of Cornelius Methodist Activities Given in Magazine Eugene Myers playing the wedding march, rece donai and accompany ing William Lawiencc, also of (¿as ton, who will sing Kev Charle« WEST UNION Graduate n « x<*i will officiate Invitation» rises were held at W*st Union Thursday «vi-mm The graduat follow immediately nftei are Marion Jacobson, Robert Kauer Clara Pubols and Mirhh«*l Schieb I chuif h Monday evening at th«* Id The following program home in Hlll«boro, where a pot March, Edna invocation luck supper was s««rved bv teacher Rev Aldrich; reading. by Jogi «Mm tonen; sohi H Irn Austin; read couple* was presented with a brautl ing Robert Kauer; mg will. ful table lamp, an a gift from the Cl; ra PuboL. solo H« b n Austin class prophecy, Michael Schiebel; Hill school presented commencement address. F r a n c i Sturgis. pr< sentation । f diploma^ last day of school A room kift to John Pubols; song 'Farewell to «Mr. Corfu a nr was a tool sit The School," Marion Jacobson and Clar « Caston school gave the bride-elect Pubols, benediction. Rev Aldrich. Mrs Frac ill with flu Walter Collingr Austin nang "The House by the arid Mi . 7. Side of I In* Road,” Lucille Mann her <iurmg her illness \ ohnnt' 18, No. lo Method! t Schultx. Mr» Moda French, Zies < nnh i< n< <■ will Haynes. Edward Philips. Mrs Walt th«* McthixllHt church in Watkins, Mr«. Lloyd Shaw, and 22 In the G' f.rge Mdr< io Jr , stewards; Ge< rge • nt M«*thodist Advance,” pub- Milne Jr church school superin- Lloyd Shaw, chil- under super tendent. M vk ion dren's division; Mrs man, youth division; adult division; Milne, Ruth Price and Joye« Thompson. Mrs and Mr. Leste. steward division; Mrs. Ed- •I to the Hill.-. Philips, women’s division; Jones ; n d John N e w- mg life time members and worker« man. charge f youth division; Mi.- l^da Smith and Mrs. Charles gav«* commendation to Rev. and Schreiber, membership; J R Wil- Mi Charles Schrei it. who have fley, Mrs Alfred Dore. Mr«. A J. "What confi- Oliver and Georj • Milne Sr. p«-- 1« n< «*, joy and achievement has Mrs. Walter ftinf to th»- local church under linge, Mr orge Milne and heir quiet, unassuming Christ-like Edward Philips, nominations Mrs. padership ’ At the last quarterly Huiiolph Schultz and Mrs. Louise (inference this wa« also the voice Cochrane, auditing; Mrs. Druscilla f the church members, and it 1« Crance and Mrs. Belle Lilly, rec ords; George Milne Jr .Mrs. A J h« ti' Official» of the church, who Oliver and Reynold Geiger, church will begin in the new conference extension ; M i s Ed wa rd Ph i I i p Mrs. Walt Watkins. Mrs. H. V Walter Collinge, Reynold Geiger, Jones and Zies Haynes, music 1.1 >yd We d.witsch George Milne Si and Mi«. Bertha W’eidewitsch, During the year along with the nil-tec.- Mr«. Walter Collinge, Mrs. general activities and improve El« anor Mundorf, Mrs. H. V. Jones, ments there was on Easter Sunday Mi A. J. Oliver, Mrs. Rudolph the baptism of Margaret and Jean m nual nie About fifty w re m attendance Mr and Mr s of Mi John Pubols. visiting at the home of Mr and Mr «neh in the social B«»yd Ciane of Pacific university Pu bol s gave the graduating nddicHs H. H p«*r Miss Gray, who has been t«*nch Clara Jean Pubols. chait man school ing in th«* Hillxboro grad«* school, Betty Jane Jacobson was among of Hank". Mi and Mis Lcstei Moo las A will <nter Multnomah county ho« the graduates from Hillsboro high belly of Hlllsboio, and Reynold Mrs Hugo Swans' n and daugh- ’ I i Hl Geigrt wet«* dinner patty guests reception foi graduates followed in pital Jun«' 6 to tak«' nui ter Patricia. Mr ing F Grant, sister Sunday of Mt < Martha Mann and ton Allen William Dusick, Marceli Min J^ iuihf ('«ulirnni' house is of Mrs P Yunker. of Summit spent M in Mattle Smith < It Iffln Haymond the week-end at the home of Mr Hughes, Kobert LafollHte. Ivan Louis Buchiestcr. Yunker The city is grading La Hair, Joyce Mannon. Orville Mil Mrs W E Dunn of Seattle is vi - M inn Mullia Balmer ha« com- In town hu. Wilma Miller, Alyce Jane Si itmg her daughter, Mri. J H Ju Floyd Allen has b««*n ill nt hh mantel Ina Staun«, Donald Thrlin ami is spending the summer in cobion. horn«*. ¿•nd Albert Vermeirr Dorothy Portland. She will teach the Jack- Mr and Mi Hiivey Thompson son school next year. Sat ntei ville has beei. be en G- rgc Milm Jr who ha m Bremer!'n Wash for in« time * ** vllUlQl embly was held at the school and has returned to his horn«* here. Wllfley. who Is trac hing Mr and Mrs Phil Aspinwall n largì* picnic school Salem were here Wednesday his and is at grounds Th«* t of Mrs Lloyd Shaw Mi and Loul««* Cochrane, M in Helen Aus and Mrs. Charles Schriebet JACKTOWN A special meeting tin, M inn A v I n Roger« and Kenneth spent the first of the wee < in of the Jacktown Industrial club . . this Thor has the Hammll, piinci|)ttl. an«! McMinnville with rela- was held at the school house last M annon Moth«*r DI«*« Biggest Porcelain Thursday Four-H club scholarship- mother. M i Thelma Lilly, who has were discussed and each 4-H club Mi Tub Made! Mis Haibaia McKay of Jewell, staying with her grandmother. Mrs. was given the necessary funds to Hines died Mrs McKay had visited here Belle Lilly, and attending Hillsboro make up a scholarship Next meet 5th Anniversary often and mad«* many friends. union high school, has returned to ing will be held June 5 at the' Ar R«*«tMiin»fit O|M*ns her home at Sherwood. chie Campbell horn;*. The 20th Cen- Mi and Mi» and The Van Ix>m reNtauiant opened Millsaps Buy llouw Saturday for buHlness It stand« Mr and Mrs <’ Millsap have pur- members will put on a demonstra b’INit Mmm '« ta and where the old Challacombe «tor«* chaaed and moved into the former tion with Hazel Gembella and Bet and hall stood for many years. It Julius Delmonte house limante!, who wr ty Payne demonstrating darning is model a m its equipment with a vl It The Miss Margaret Jane Dooher has fountain and tabi«» Nervic«*, and finished her year’s work as student and Mildred Roseman and Barbara in both <tatr Payne demonstrating different kind Dvlmat Voe!k«i. uh«» w; If you at St Marys of the Valley. biggest of seams. loTnt automobile accident, John <lu I.um. Mr and Mrs James VanLcm arc washin, spotless Mrs Anna Roseman returned to Hpcn<hng the summer here. He is her home Salem last W due white and on the line in an«l Mi- Mike now employed at Hank's mai ket. day after the worlds fastest time— For many years the cemetery Mrs Vanlxim taught this year at home of her son. Charles Roseman^ tilde i ■ i n here has been under the jurisdic Tualatin and Mr VanLom Let your next washer be The 20th Century S amstress’ 4- enter tallied tion of th«* truMtees of the Metho- principal at Jew H dub ia planning an < vrnuig of this Superb DeLuxe Thor music pupil« Beit ha Weide- there next year. church movies at the school house June ti followed by c at Shute i •Thunderbolt.' Miss Blanche Finegan returned Robert and Dorothy Ficken, who I ocal pupils attending e o h year under her planning and Friday from Condon, where she has are staying with th‘*ir uncle and FOR taught in the high school. aunt. Mr and Mrs Herb Ficken an Tupper. Munduif and Lucille Mr and Mrs James Miller of De- ONLY at Shewocd and picking s’rawber- Lake ries. sp.nt the week-end at horn Edna Kus.'HI and Mrs. Martha Ed- Birthdays < rh brat' d Mr and Mrs. L F Ficken and found it in excellent condition and son. Mr* Heiman Jaenicke enter Mrs Leia Smith. Kenneth Smith, family attended a picnic at the twined with a picnic dinner Sun a beautiful spot on the hill Mrs. Wt ldewifsch 1« just recovering from Mr and Mrs. Glen Smith an«l Ivan Lutheran church in Sherwood Sun a NetiouM operation, but though un Smith and Miss Jacki«' Barker day. uncle. Adolph Mrs Jenny Anderson started har- able, she did not shirk her work for the cannery Tues ol Mr ind Mrs. Seth Smith of Ut H a nd day $10 extra for Electro-Rinse Lilly Mi J H Ri Mi ana Mis to send in to the truster president Hillsboro Mr and Mrs. Glen Smith the amount they feel able to give* and Mrs Leia Smith drove to Hood F Schmidt Ml <1 Mrs the ern etcry upkeep Sy Hiver last Sa Mi T.itman fol Schornovrr wan hired this year to M and Mrs Sullivan ani Wil- Everett Heiman, son of Mr. and The Cooper Mountain Cemetery Mrs R E Herman, was one of SPECIAL Tlie pot luck chib met Thursday the 65 im*n under treatment in a will hold annual meeting Friday. May 30. in the hospital for ptomaine poisoning re- PABCO RUGS guests Sunday of rently II«* is stationed at Hamilton I »inner church at the cemetery. One trus- tec will be elected fur a three-year field, north of San Francisco, the* Heavyweight. $^.95 Charges «if being drunk on a term. and army air stations and is assistant and Mi public highway were filed Sunday Mt 4 San operator of the station's motion evening against Lawrence Bernard Mooir V able walk picture theater He wan admitted to Anderson, 39. and Edgar Farrell. the hospital May 5 and was under 55. both of Dilley. Wide Selection in treatment for several days. Mrs Howard Lawrence, formerly which they wore riding sideswiped Stimsons null in three PRINT LINOLEUMS Mrs. Frank Dooher completed her .1 vehicle operated Marion M of Hillsboro, died at Walla Walla. Week«. /¡s'» year’s work Saturday as principal Nelson, 49 of Portland, on the Wolf Wash . Friday. With her late hus Per sq. yd. 29c, 49c, 59c M in Alfred Dore has of Dilley «'hool. when a picnic was Creek highway near Gales Creek band she lived m Hillsboro about product s sale of held ,<»n the school grounds Tues Anderson was operating the other ten years ago when Mr. Lawrence France Standard Guage day at the eighth grade graduation vehicle. Both Dilley men and three was^ associated with Lester Ireland nu i |y saleslady for this territory. she was presented with a beautiful INLAID LINOLEUMS Associated Oil station has gift and Friday she attended a passengers in the Nelson car escap A* Co Two sons. Vernon and Fran- ' ed without injuries although both cis. both of Walla Walla, survive | had a $J.29 dinner for her graduating class Installing a damaged consider- at the Glen Kpler home. Mrs. Doo machines per sq. yd. first aid equip her sang at the graduation, accom ably, according to Deputy Sheriffs Ask your neighbor who borrows i men t Hallie Ireland and New' Griffen, this paper, why he doesn’t sub panied by Mrs. Lloyd Shaw. Complete Linoleum Service, Alien of Camp Murray Teacher* ricnir who investigated the accident in scribe for the Argus. Drain Boards. Cove Work— rehuiMcd from the army The Cornelius grade teachers on company with State Officer Eugene Everything Reasonably Priced. joyed a picnic supper, Friday, the Reed aomc time with an arm Injury. The charge against Anderson was last day of school at Balm Grove. FREE ESTIMATES It 1« understood that little* Ar I hey were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- later changed to drunken driving thur Whitish, who was Injured re nrth Hammll. Mrs. Louise Coch- and he was fined J1(X) and costs << ntly l»v a truck, has been moved W Havens court I ane. Miss Avis Rogers, and Mrs. in A to the Docrnbcchcr hospital. Farrell drew a fine of $15 and costs Birthday < rh bnHrd inai charge filed Miss Lyda Aiten, a former Cor on Mi and Mrs Earl Phelps were nelius resident, now of Anacordia, he re JVash. vlalted olii and I he owner and employes of the Three way market are wearing pins Frank Johnson and bearing their name«. Mi and Mi Erwin Sahnow and Mi mid Mi Miss Violet Hirnr. who is em I >ona Id enjoyed picnic Sunday ployed in McMinnville, attended at Scoggins valley her sister Esther'« graduation Wed honored M in , Gloyd Hall nesday night from the local grade aunt, Mrs. Wilford Nelson of school. ton. Saturday. Other guests Wedding Friday Muriel and Lois Nelson and Mrs. Of much interest to local people Don’t Miss Out on the as well as their many relatives and is the wed- ! Kay Campbell of (’amp Murray friends in other towns •pent the weekend heir with .Mrs. ding at the Methodist church this 1 Campbell. He is in the medical di Friday, May 30, at • o'clock, of I vosDuers Edith Aspinwall, Miss Eleanor Mme In I'orlland daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil As- Mi. and Mm. Kenneth Hammill pinwall of Salem, and Kobert M air moving this week to Portland. Yen’ll get more enjoyment out Mrs. Goodman is nt her Th«' bride's sister. Miss of the many fine, new pro Win a Fine Bicycle pinwall, will be her only attendant. grams on the air with perfect automobile accident. Miss Vivian will be married June H. J. Trite« 1« doing well at the ti at a large wedding in Salem, and reception. Call us and we ll put and PAY FOR Vi lcrans’ hospital her Hlstor, Miss Eleanor, will be your radio in shape at low cost. Emil Bolin is working on the her attendant. Eugene Myers of THE PAINT JOB See It in Our Window Lloyd Shaw farm neat Beaverton, i Gaaton will he best man with Mrs. ON TIME! It's easy! Get an entry blank at this store . . . buy a pair of snappy KEDS . . . then Buy!” America's most wide complete this sentence in 25 words or less: ly-used brtmd of house paint priced amazingly low for "I like KEDS best because such ¡i quality paint. Treat your purse and your house «lay at 7 30 at the Mithodl l rhuirh ( « mplete Details Hlie.it Quota Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Cornelius Commencement Program Held; New Business Firm Opens never qults and wins" Mrs Loul Seclion Three d - PT 1ÌÌC Fil □ Arranged al Meet If You Want Exira Capacity 'Thunderbolt EXTRA LARGE P t 57395 Adamson, Carol Shaw and Larry Snyder. Twelve accrnsion« to the church were made the «am«» day. Mr. and Walter ( ollinge. Mi and 5frs Zies Haynes, Mrs. Walt Watkins, John Snyder, hy Paula I mane Olanie Jark and Jerry Cartwright and Lois Milne. Two deaths saddened Mrs. M H Hen- d( r ion and Mrs. Maude Wilcox. A beautiful sight in town is a Drunk Charges Filed Following Accident Mrs. Howard Lawrence 5 EXPERT CLEANING Renews Your Clothes There’s nothing that Lights Up Your Looks like clothes that are crisp, bright and renewed by expert dry cleaning. Let us brighten up your spring and summer clothes. You’re sure of a swell job if you send them to us. KEDS BICYCLE CONTEST . mi h m »g m wt ttg. Let us show you The Most Beautiful Refrigerator in the World” Hiivit Talk about Extras—what with an Oversize Crisper—Vegetable Bin—Magic Shelf—Big Meat Chest—and shining stainless steel Coid-Ban—this beautiful 1941 Kelvinator gives you everything you’ve ever dreamed of MODEL S-6 6% CU. FT OF SHEER CONVENIENCE ONLY $154-95 COMPLETELY EQUIPPC9 Dtlbered In your kitchen with 5- Year Protsctioa Plan RUSHLOW INSURANCE m going to be a fine, crisp salad tomorrow—thanks to that 30 per cent bigger Crisper. It slides like a drawer Lock at my new home a big Vegetable Bin that holds more than a bushel of us dry vegetables where you can get Us easily HL FREE! LET RUSHLOW ADVISE YOU1 Call 111 Hillsboro I LOOKS £ SM^PT WAT TO BE SW WUFTY! • What Insurance You Have. • What Interest Paid • What Carrying Charges Paid iip y cur ■ : Phene 471 — Hillsboro THE Work Guaranteed DO YOU KNOW LIGHT HONE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Girls! CAR FINANCING Ionic ro./ of rhododendrons on the east side of the Alfred Dore home, They are in «hades of light orchid to deep purple. Accounts Payable Water accounts ma y he paid to Mrs Ruth, acting recorder, at the City hall June 23 and 24. After that date all bills should be pal«! to Mrs. Huth at the Cornelius Feed company office. Kenneth Smith Is workink tor William Martin as road man. LINOLEUM Meeting This Friday SERVICE Section Three—Six Pages Contest Ends Jmie 25th to a money-saving 5-gallon pail of this famous, lastingly beautiful paint Mee» shown oro for delivery in your K He hen wHh 5-Yeor Protection Hon. This sparkling beauty is just one of the amazing 1941 Kelvinator values—values that save you as much as $30 compared with last year when Kelvinator prices were reduced from $30 to $60. It’s all due to the enormous success of Kelvinator's new, less expensive way of doing business. Let us show you these refrigerators of to morrow— today! Prices start at $¡29 75 BOYS’ KEDS GEORGE HIMES RADIO SERVICE with Western Auto Supply Co. 155 S. 2nd, Hillsboro Phon« .i.iii 79c »1 65 PAINT and COLOR Headquarters for S herwin -W illiams P aints GIRLS' KEDS 95 98c lo $1 The C. C. Store Buster Brown Shoe Dept. ERIC MARGGI, Prop. Third and Main Sts. Get More ^'KELVINATOR IRELAND'S Hillsboro Phone 2411
