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ITTI I STORCI Page Four Thur «lav, August 7. 1 * • ! T HILLSBORO. OREGON Womens Breakfast Club Ha ; Picnic l'ainilv Picnic Hell Attended Christian Church The Tri-County rally of th. Chris tian churches of Wash n^ton Col umbia and Clatsop counties will bo at held next Tuesday. August Ecola Park. Cannon Beach This is second annual summer meeting of the group at this beach resort. A program has been arrang ed fr< m 10 30 a m to 3 p m Speak ers are W Livingstone. Vernonia. R. Putnam. Hillsboro: W Barnes St. Helens; George Springer. Beav erton; C. Sabin. Forest Grove, and William Kooning. Warrenton. Pot luck dinner picnic fellowship will be held at noon The Hillsboro and Beaverton del egations will leave the local church at 8 a. ni. M and It.ink DOROTHY'S Walk» OR “ w Satisfai I ion '"•ilMCïÜlï HÒSfIRY RTSWEAR Calda ell Mrs. Lea Moulin Is Radio Writer Mrs. Lea Moulin returned to her home last week from a nine-months stav in Los Angeles. Cal. with her cousin. Miss Avis Lobdell. While in the south. Mrs. Moulin was en gaged in radio writing for a "Kids' program to be put on by the Caples Advertising company. Mrs. Moulin, who is a talented vocalist and composer, wrote the1 music and words to the songs, and , Elsie May Cimino is now engaged in writing tin C I. .. »¡ aq 7 / CPiotl script f r the programs These pro To Be Honored grams will appear in 39 shows, era ns three a week Miss Lobdell of Los Angeles. , KINTON Arg line Po- of who has been visiting at the Lob- American Legion at Sher. ood dell-Moulin home “Merlo-on-Rock. tends an invitation to the public Creek'' here for some time, left join in its annual picnic at Els Saturday for Los Angeles, accom park Sunday. August 10 panied by her mother. The ladies Amusements for the day a 11 b. now- have a home on Hollywood boating and swimming, with tank.- Hills and plan to sell their home for small children and th.'se unable and filbert orchard here to swim. Beano games, and as a Hawaiian Pictures Miss Lobdell is head of the Wo special feature of the afternoon tin Shown at Party men's Travel department of the Un Legion challenges the Auxiliary ■ n wc: Mr and Mrs ion Pacific railway, and her duties a game of baseball This is a year Thursday keep her in Los Angeles nearly all ly battle with the Auxiliary win hosts to abou 3D gu ng when th< r son Bud the time. Her headquarters, hcw- ning last year's game •. cclorful ever, are still in Omaha. Neb. The Auxiliary will serv lur.e'n Hawa during the day for those not car aken by him ing to pack their own picnic lunch ’ To Hold Picnic Miss McBreen and Mr. Twiss Wedded ALOHA—Miss Barbara Rose Me- Breen became the bride of George Twiss of The Dalles on August 5 Mrs. Twiss is a daughter of Mrs Agnes McBreen of Aloha, a gradu ate of Hillsboro union high school and University of Oregon. The couple will make their home in Portland. Miller mutilerò l.ik ninutlie. Mi In Roy Ceremony W. tlow ■ Dahlia Grown S25 »o REWARD EVERYTHING for ihe BUILDER .UMBER FULLER PAINT at Pool-Gardner's. Come to Your Co-op for New and Used McCormick-Deering Machinery Pumps and Irrigating Systems Hardware and Electrical Equipment TUALATIN VALLEY CO-OP Owned and Operated by Washington County Farmers Hillsboro. Oregon Complete Assortment MILLWORK PLYWOOD SHINGLES Reasonable Prices Good Service REMEMBER — If you can’t find the building item you need at Pool-Gardner's . . . it isn't in Hillsboro. POOL-GARDNER LUMBER CO 151 W Baseline “Which Lumber? T Mi Äitien» Mi 1 250 2 for SI 50 SLACKS Farmerettes Gardening SMOCKS HOUSE DRESSES TURBANS Wrap Arounds Mr Mr SALE nes at Bonners Ferry Mr and Mi Exceptional Valu mont h's automi» Beauty Shop Owners And Operators Meet CEMENT f<n the meeting will W Poynt« W ilkei. nul Back from Long Trip Washington county and Portland units of Beauty Shop Owners .c i' Operators will hold a j ar. i’:c and business meeting at Shute park .¡nd daughter Patricia arrived Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. J Iones Hospital members are urged to attend a nd Thursday from Hapeville, a three weeks' visit w bring their families and friend- Bryson's parents. Mr. and F Lormor. Mr. Br Past Chiefs to Picnic— Mrs. H L. MacKenie and - r of the m.iintenanci Members of the Past Chiefs' club Don and B. bby. and and their families will have a pic- guests. Mrs. Bessie Byrnes and nic tonight i Thursday > on the lawn Mrs Hazel Goodman of Los An- at the home of Miss Angie Har- geles. Cal., returned the firs’ of ville. rington. Those attending should the week from a few weeks' bring dishes and silverware for as cation at the MacKenzie .-an T he k with hi many as are in their party. Mrs J home at Rockaway g Lormor. gue: W Barney will be joint hostess Mrs. MacKenzie s sisters. a 1 ' Relative .V t identalh Killed with Miss Harrington. here a few days before going to British Columbia, and w Mr and Mrs. Alex Morley and turn here en route home. Louis Lomax returned Saturday Mrs. L. P Stranahan and from Columbia. S C.. where Mrs. Elwyn Bai ham and children Morley has been visiting her par to Salem Tuesday to visit ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. H McKee, for Barham's parents-in-law. Mr a month or more. Morldy and Lo Mrs. W. M Barham. Two of the max were accompanied by Mr. children. Leia Marie and Jimmy, Mr and and Mrs Willard Hughes. June Gif remained for a few- weeks' visit ford. and Wayne Rood as far as with their grandparents. L. F En Flint. Mich., and on the return Mrs. G. C. Chase accompanied trip all drove cars back. her son-in-law and daughter. Mr Mmm apuli Visit Yellowstone— and Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, n : • eir Mr. and Mrs. Art Miltenberger return to their home in Seattle aft and their house guests. Mr and er a few days' visit here Mrs. James Miltenberger of Ocean Chase expects to be away Marriage Licenses Beach, Cai., left Monday for a two a month. weeks' vacation trip to Yellowstone R L. Putnam and family Park and other places. I guests of the Grants Pass Chr..-t;ar. Return fiom Vi it— i church Sunday H C Vat Mrs John Woodward and daugh- the local pulpit in ne abs< ■ c ' < alitormuns y i-it ter Charlotte returned Thursday 'he pastor Betty Jean and Joanne Settlem. r from a visit with relatives in Los H.I1 Angeles. Montebello. Redwood City returned Sunday from a two .. . . k- and daug visit with their grandmother. Mrs and San Francisco. Cal Mrs w c Ide E. E. Scttlemier. at Wocdbum. Parents in Accident— and othe Divorces Granted Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace and Karl Wildman has received word Banff and Pearl that his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W Mr. i and Mr: .. William Goetter Lake Louis return in Robert S. B Wildman of Marshalltown. Iowa, spent Sunday at Cloverdale as a few w ek and Mi ■ vili meet M ad—George E were injured in a wreck Sunday, guests > of Mr. and Mrs Earl Wal- erri at Spokane. Haverstick Fam when their car was struck by a lace. Mrs. Emma Wann left Monday heavy truck Mrs Marie for a few days' visit this week Officiates at Tillamook— of p. nd visited friend Divorces Filed with Mr and Mrs. Roy DeLozier Clutter- Hersch Rev. and Mrs. George Reule and . of Necanicum. Mrs DeLozier is a here Wednesday thej Jacob- n-J. H' family spent Sunday at Tillamook. I granddaughter of Mrs. Wann. sailed frm Si tie on a cruise t H ir- Alexander— M. where Rev. Reule preached the 15th i Alaska Mrs. Charles M Reed of Gresham anniversary sermon at the Redeem Employed in B fensc W ork — and her son-in-law and daughter aldin ?r— Raymond er Lutheran church. Elwyn Barham left E'liday for Mr. and Mrs. C Hermiston f Port 'ennsylvanian Arrives— Oakland, Cal., where he is em- land. were Sunday guests of Mr Mrs. A C. Otto of Pittsburgh and Mrs. L S. Campbell. ployed in defense work at car- Penn., arrived last week-end to pentry. The family will remain Mr and Mrs. A A Hedges spen ’ spend the fall and winter with her hpre temporarily. Will be paid by the manufacturer Friday along the On . son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and for any Corn or Callous GREAT Sunday drove to Onalj-ka. Wash . Grange Meets Saturday— Mrs. C. P. Emigh. Hillsboro Grange will meet at CHRISTOPHER Corn Salve cannot where they visited with the Josepn Leaves for Alaska— the hall Saturday at 10 30 a. m. remove. It never fails. 35c and 60c and Fred Clyde families. Miss Dorothy Harms leaves Sat for an all day meeting with a pot- at The Palm Drug Store. 256 E urday for Seattle from where she I Dr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Horne, | luck lunch at noon. Main, Hillsboro. will sail on the North Sea for a Mr and Mrs. James D.erickx Mr. two weeks' cruise in northern and Mrs. Lee MacIntyre, and Dr and Mrs Ralph Dresser -pent the waters. week-end at Seaside. Attends Canadian Meeting— Mrs. L. M. Townsend left Sat- । Mr and Mrs W. C Gifford and POOL-GARDNER HAS urday for Vancouver. B. C . to at daughter June. Mrs. Emma Wann, tend the Canadian Legion and Aux-1 and Craig Hughes spent Sunday • T.mberline lodge. iliary convention in that city. Mrs. J. R. Betzer of Portland Called to Eugene— Mrs. C L. Freeland was called spent the week-end with her son- to Eugene Tuesday by the serious in-law and daugnter. Mr and Mis. illness of her sister-in-law. Mrs Ross Hall. Lowell Chase, who is employed Myrtle Knight, and her son Tom. at Kalmath Falls, spent Sunday Woodmans on Vacation— with his parents Mr. and Dor. Woodman and family are here Mrs A. L. Chase. Whether you're plan spending a short vacation at their David and Donald Barnes of cabin on Wilson river. ning to build anything Forest Grove visited here this Attend P eale— from a dog house to a week with their grandparents. Mi Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crow and and Mrs. B. W Barnes mansion . . . the place Mrs Nina Crow were at Lewisville Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoard spent to buy your materials is Sunday for a home-coming picnic. the week-end at Tillamook 449 8. 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