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Pajre Two RTLLSRORO 'ARGUS, HILLSBORO, OREGON County Softball Playoffs Outlined At Meeting Here Six Draftees To Complete Grove Quota Hoffman Wins School Work M iss (HU en ira ter Hili h . < : lllrii mount uin « mml I* lit« rh < W.íMiigion ■uuntyi softball play- offs ele ! a team the district in the state tournam« nt On gon City. August were outlined here Tue at a meeting cf Fort Hillsboro. Beaverton and Sk pe league representativ The double-elimination set dule follows; Monday. August ten: First game. Fi Tualatin. 8 p m ; Hillsboro \> Bonnv t IK call DELTA DRUG STORE MC the Hillsboro Personalilies w second game; Tuesday winner of second game Tuesday bye. Second game. Exhibition softball. Thursday. August 21 — Home grounds cf Wednesday's winners. Bye team of Wednesday will play winners of Wednesday's game for; District No. 5 championship and; right to enter state tournament. Picnic Planned At Roy Sunday the picture from left to ngh^ 1 sklle'Anieriean I e^i 'T“nt. Pf“«™1" the "outstanding sportsman" award: Albany shortstop, with "outst-ni n.^ HH1 P°dbielan. Hillsboro j er. holding district championship trophv prese"^ Hil.sboo team by Otange 1 helps. I Kronberg Kamm Kids shortstop, with Morris Rukm iv -t ite Herb Huson Hillsboro catcher and captain, with Donelson & Sewell runner-up tiophv, Edd.e Krautt, Kanun Kids pitcher, with Herb Sichel ‘cuUtanding pitcher” cup ind ch \ Irvin. Hillsboro pueher. with Harrv Dorman "most valuable plaver" award A tnve no buonsmt j Jouma™" WiUiJmS KanU" K'dS eOaeh' 'S m lhe ^«'ground Arlus pho". Cut In of t? tv No Regrets" for Hillsboro Fans BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME! Fuller Paint Johns-Manville Roofing Cedar Shingles Modernize Your Home! Modern Entrance Sun Room Added Rooms Modern Kitchen Built-ins Hardwood Floors Johns-Manville Insulation Jacktown Group Plans for Meet Coveted Trophy Mr. and Sanderson went a fishing trip Fri- The Hiteon school road ceiving a coat of rock and oil. Harlie Hanna, who has been working on the Metzentine ranch, has returned to his home in Metz- The "ol- swimmin’ hole" on the Robinson place is kept busy these days by the boys of the neigh borhood. erm«»n: Christ. The Foumiation." Tue «lay. August 19. 8 p. m.. vocal concert I rruth McFarlin, tenor, free-will offerir a Negro «cl M Wednesday. August 20, 2 to 4 p. m Women’s Council social at parsonage. 431 S. 9th Ave Mid-week service. 8 p. m.. Thursday «tonight), Mrs. Charl.- Dumu^. leader. Choir rehearsal every Wednesday, • :3U p. m. R L. Putnam, imstor. All Saints' Episcopal Friday: Holy Communion. Sunday: Holy Communion. 6:1 service«, 9:30 a. m Aid'h., . ad x Sunday h-x-l at M« mtaindale. 9 Sunday. Wendling. i POOL-GARDNER LUMBER CO FULLER PAINTS—They Last Phone 2691 Which Lumber? Call Our Number 2691 roinmunitv unable I » Home Laundry & Dry Cleaners 11 illsboio, < Iregoii Can you cook without water on your present range? 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Sedan ■ ’39 Buick Sedan ■ ’39 Plymouth Deluxe to Detail. 1941 Fall Colors. Every Dress a winner. Come early. Use Coupe Penney's Convenient Plan if you wish. Lay - Away ’35 Graham Sedan 34 Dodge Coupe SPENCER MOTOR CO. USED CAR LOT Signal Oil Station S. 3rd Hillsboro out nml currying off im <« s Kletim. Ihc lemperulurc always remains the same. Ino . . . never Hce-saWR up ami down. This means juicier, more tender, more flavorful roasts . . . less shrinkage. New Fabrics. Painstaking Attention ■ ’39 Pontiac Sedan ■ ’38 Plymouth Coupe 33 Dodge Sedan 31 Ford Sedan $15950 « î a * * USEDi CAR with purchase of Fuller Paints and Enamels. Paints thoroughly mixed and shaken. 151 W. Baseline mis in (his while he is S25 oo REWARD Zion Lutheran (SchefLin) Divine Henty Hulbuit count of u broken .mkle, whhh is in a cast. (t'lehnHv BirtliihM Mr and Mis Andrew Mai tin and little daughter Loren«* Ethel and h< t parents. Mi and M m J A. McCoy, pienickcd at Ne tarts Sunday in celebration of little Lorene Maili Mr and Mrs Ed Qua- berth day anniversary. Grandview. Wash, spent . week Harvey Wilson at the E P. Lindow hi mt' They mail this week in canying the un this rout» while the regular ton and were looking for the Mr and Mrs Harry Robins.m and Mi and Mis Albert Duy.ktinJ family of Salem visited at the Dan Mr and Mr*. “ ~ Smith home Sunday. Charlene and Barbara Allen. Mi. and Ml». Chick been the Blaine Albrecht, who I Charles Roseman home the past year, have gone to live with unrh* Vieir grandmother. Mrs Earl Al- and nunt. Mr. and Mis. len. at Woodland. Wash. «»ii mi r. for th«* past three month . Mr and Mrs. Carl Flowers and left Sunday with his parenta, Mr and Mr Walter Albrecht. daughter Donna of Compton, the beach visited Mrs Emily B. g ■ last Tm Mrs Flower^' Mrs IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING childhood friends in Iowa. TO sell and are in a big hur- Donald \\ i^nivw>ki had his ton siis removed Monday. advertising department of the Mr and Mrs. Charlie W isniewski Hillsboro Argus prove its abil and sons Kenneth and C Harles of ity as a speedy and efficient pee Bay ar,- sp ndmg this ek sales medium. if the W alter Heaton h me Mr and Mrs Charles Roseman and daughters Charlotte and Mil dred and Barbara. Betty, Billy and Barney Payne were Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charl / Fergu- Will be paid by the manufacturer ion and ,a'nil>r at Grund Island for any Corn or Callou < GREAT CHRISTOPHER Corn Salve cannot Rubber Stamps.—Get them at the remove. It never fails 35c am! title at The Palm Drug Store. 256 K Hillsboro Argus. tf Main. Hillsboro Sedan FREE PAINT CONDITIONER SERVICE at List week with his sou-in-law and ! daughter Mr and Mrs Dan Smith. ' and family. Mary Jo Dooher spent th 1 week with lui aunts Miss M trophies, concluding f the lelius and Mi tournament program Harley Flaherty of Portland. . J udg! or awards were their H abin near Eagle creek. the Oregonian; < The 10th Century Scamstr.4 the Journal. and 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon M the home of the leader. Mis W F' Gembella Fred Cook has a severe case of Hiteon ley semi all their wash » Home Laundry, by gosh, they know how mm It leisure it buys! Dooher. Five members and 12 tors were pr ‘sent. meet m will be held it the Sejttember 4 ’37 Chrysler Royal Building Materials - Free Estimates Courteous Service look at the light in their JAI KKhlN Jaektovvn Indn- trial club met last Thursdav at the Church Services Mclrvin Winner First Church of Christ. Scientist (Continued from page 1) Ser Vic.'s held every Sunday at 11 a. n gram, he added, because it follews Wednesday evening services at " Sn ROY A meeting held en the Legion'sanam theme, of Ameri Tuesday of last wc. ■k at the home canism. of Mrs. Herman Pranger by the Brown Talks frrm until 4 p. ni. ladies of the parish to make plans Vie Brown, state chairman of Le for a parish picnic to be held on gion baseball, called attention to the church grounds next Sunday. the fact that 19 teams were entered Dixie Mountain Baptist Sunday school, 10 A. cafeteria lunch will be available in Legion junior competition in the ship at 11. Young 7 :30 in the church basement. All are state of Oregon this year. In the second fourth Sundays. Kev. Albert welcome. nation at large, seme tkXUW boys Fuller, and pastor. Rev. John iBernards. pastor of are embraced by Legion, ball, he Milwaukie, who has been a patient said. Methodist (Bethany) at St. Vincent s hospital for several Paul L. Patterson, executive ad On Germantown road. Sunday weeks, is now at the home of his visor to local tournament commit every at 11 sister. Mrs. Ben Heesacker. of Ver- teemen and pas; commander re tf boort. He is still in a serious con ported on plans for the playoffs to dition. start here the next day. Rollie Reedville Community Presbyterian Mrs. Harty Honored Truitt added a bit of color by , Sunday school, 1" a. ni.. Mrs. Georjre Im naming some of the past and pres lay. superintend.': • ; tv r-hip a* 11 o’el e A miscellaneous shower was giv C. E.. 7 p. m. All are invited. The Woi en in honor of Mrs. H. Harty last ent big league stars who have mans Missionary society meets the fourth Tuesday at the home of Mrs J M come up through the Legion junior Thursday of each month. —W. R. Lindsay »e Vanderzanden. Present were Mrs. ranks. Coaches and captains of the student pastor. Mrs. H. Harty. Mrs. Orval Harty four finalist teams were interview Fred Harty. Mrs. E. Bowman. ed briefly and recognition was1 Seventh-Day Adventist Mrs. Erwin Schlegel and little son. given to the Burns team, in the! Services are held each Sabbath {S as follows: Sabbath school. S: 9 US a. Mrs. Fred Beach. Mrs. A. Jesse. state finals here for three years in day) m. : preaching services at 11 : young Mrs. Orval Harty and the Misses succession. pie's meeting - at — 2:30 - ■ ' p. » • m. •••• Prayer • 1 41 !»■ VI« Louise and Marie Toelke and Mar With conclusion of the radio me Thursday evening ut D.—-William Lay pastor. ¡f garite Harty and the honor guest. broadcast, distinguished guests were Mrs. Orval Harty was hostess. introduced by Verne McKinney Aloha Assembly of God Legion post past-commander, and a i Sunday school, 10 a. m.; morning wnr- Nebraskans Guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aerto of Ne drawing held to select teams and, ship at 11; ^young people. 6:30 p. m. braska ' arrived last Thursday for opponents for opening day games. evAnuelmtic, 7:45 p. m. Prayer and Bible evening at 7:45. a few weeks visit with his'sister Team captains drew from a bowl study, Thursday * • * and brother. Mrs. Frank Herb and held high by Vic Brown. The num Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Leo Aerts, and friends. They left bers, in order, came up as follows: Sabbath preaching service«. 11 a m • their home on Tuesday and arriv Albany. 3; Burns 2: Hillsboro. 4. Sunday school. 10 a. m ; C. E.. 8 p. m • ed here on Thursday, a distance and Kamm Kids. 1. By previous Missionary society last Wednesday of each of 1800 mtles. They report that ruling, the opening day games, month at 2 p. m.—J. F. Gibson, minis- their crops were good this vear were thus set up—Kamm Kids vs The three youngest children accom Burns in the first game and Al-1 Aloha Community Baptist — I j $un<lay school, 10 a. m. ; morning panied their parents on the trip Pbany vs. Hillsboro in the second . l ¡.with first teams listed being the. " west. ship at II; B. Y. P. u., 7 p. m. . nesday. 8 p. m.. prayer meeting. H. Mar- Many people from here went to visitors. cus Godwin, pastor. As the banquet opened, an ad- , Seaside and Cannon Beach last Sunday, including Mr. and Mrs. dress of welcome was given h" Church of Jesus Christ Henry Vanderzanden and family' Hugh S. Regers and response Latter Day Saints Sunday school, 10 a. m., American L« Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vanderzanden Vic Brown. A parade of the Albany Legion Zion hall. — Elders Jensen and Manson and family. Mr. and Mrs. J M missionaries, , Junior drum corps on Hillsboro Vanderzanden. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Harty. Mrs. B. F. Shaw and small streets immediately preceded Sat Advent Christian Community son. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jesse and son. urday events at the park, where I Shady Brook) Sunday morning services, 11 George Steeves. Raymond Vander the brilliantly uniformed young Sunday school, 10 o’clock.—Rev sters went through fancy maneuv zanden, Grace Galagher and Agnes Sapp, pastor. vanderzanden. A picnic dinner ers and sounded taps in an open was enjoyed in Ecola Park Thev ing ceremony. Hillsboro Methodist also witnessed the log rolling con Mayors Punk Baseballers TTte "first ball" Saturday was worship at 11. sermon: 'The Christian test at Seaside. Miss Grace Gallagher of Eugene pitched by Mayor L. B. Drake of Alert and Ready." Youth meeting. m. Evening gospel hour at 8. sermon was a week-end guest at the Van Forest Grove. It would have been Fountain called a "wild pitch" by even the ! ing. 8 p. n of Living Waters." Pravpi derzanden home. H. F. Perni Henry Vandehey is ill at his most conservative of umpires and on. pastor. home Mayor Rogers of Hillsboro swung his bat like a tennis racquet but First Baptist To Marry Saturday Gospel Cru.^a< radio broadcast. Francis Dierickx and Miss Paul coudn't reach it. Needless to say, Sunday school. Su ine Heisler will be married at Roy the “ball” was not caught by May- -. sermon. ' What next Saturday. A reception will be or Albert Rossi of Beaverton, who the Lord* ¡J ?, Mid-w. given at the home of the bride was wearing the catcher's mask service. 8 p. m.. Wednesday, fo ch ir practice. Baptist Boosters groom’s mother for relatives and Secretary of State Earl Snell was people’s, 7 p. m. Evangelistic a the umpire. friends. p. m., sermon : "The Heart Cry • A foursome of mayors in Sun- Robert Vandomeion and John Herrinckx were home over the I day's opening ceremony did not week-end. They are stationed at better the previous day's perform Trinity Lutheran 10:30 ance. Mayor J. E. Morback of Sher- i h Public Camp Murray. ion: "The Apprehen-i»r Mr. and Mrs. Julius Moore and wood pitched the "ball." Mayor | Phil. 12. The Walther Lehi' n baby have gone to Lakeview for John Nyberg of Tualatin could meets at a few days visit with his brother- have hit it with a “shinny club" in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs but didn't manage with the bat and Christian Mayor William Moore of Banks I , .. . Ed Webb. ' ' T io a stop against the iwre. Mayor Lose to Blooming Joe Koberstein of Gaston, umpire SCHEFFLIN—Schefflin Walther 1 calIed the demonstration a "flop, league softball team lost to the I Portland Post No. 1 Ameri- Blooming leaguers Sunday I can Region drum corps thrilled _ 1______ ¡grandstand throngs with marching mwchanT M3^^^ W’’h Hinsboro der direction^Zs’kipper John ‘V k merchants. Money spent at home conducted a flag-raising ceremony ^ma.ns to circulate locally and in other events of the Xnmg cé^ may eventually get back to you. tl monies Sunday. °Penln« «re Lattice Fence Garden Trellis Yard Furniture " here 1 OU Sm- XV ill, Sah-i, for must First game. Losers of first Second game, W night's games play Wednesday. Angus; rove; First game. Milt Fnvs1 will |Uuta of 436 men. account 38» men enlistments ‘ and Hills- Rows of clever stitching give I his dress the slim torso look so popular right now! Slim, below-the-hip pleats! Zippered front blouse a n d dashing pointed collar. A rayon and wool mixture with a soft finish! Just right for your first be tween season dressoflhe year! J. 9. PIMHCT CO.. ¡ling is smokeless, too. <■<1 fats are drained away from the heat zone and kept from burning.The live blue gas flame consumes smoke, odors and sputterings . . . keep your kitchen air fresh, your kitchen walls clean. Broiling is done in double-quick time . . . ami food is really grilled by the direct flame heal. IHO. Hillsboro Merchants' Auction Relay Saturday, starting at 1 P. M SELFRIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY 136 S. 3rd Ave. HILLS P.O RO Phone 21 WEDGEWOOD GAS RANGES AS LOW AS $109.00 Jill WtOOtWOOO MODUS A It I AVAILASH fob BOTTI to Oil
