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Capt. Rronleewe
Weds Texas Girl
W ord has been re ce iv e d h e re by
Mi and ,M:\s T. G. B ro o le tw e o4
th e m a rria g e of th e ir son. C a p ta in
Thom.i- B ro n te, we, to Miss Peggy
IL «ear- -. d a u g h te r cf Mr. a n d M -
Kay H »w arth of C r r p u s C h risti.
T exas T h e w ed d in g w as solem n ized
A p ril 26 in th e E piscopal c h u rc h at
M iam i. F lorida.
Capt B ro n iec w e is sta tio n e d at
St T hom as M arine base in th e V ir-
! in Islands and is fly in g tra n s p o rts
He s a g r a d u a te of H ills b o ro uni« n
high school a n d O reg o n S ta te col­
lege He lias been in th e U S s e r ­
vice su e? M arch. 1941
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T he bride, w ho w as given ir
m a r r ia g e by h e r broth« r W oodrow
W eav er, w ore a s tre e t
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a n d blue a cc esso ries, T he a tte n d
a n t» w ere Mrs. H a tty W ea v er am
E d w in Ja c o b so n
G u e sts from out of tow n
M r. a n d Mrs. W oodson Wt
of R r e n n r to n . \ \ ,
d el ph R o lan d of C la c k a m a s
T he y o u n g co u p le will leave Mav
15 for G ilroy. Cal., w h ere
b rid e g ro o m is sta tio n e d .
.'tie w ill be tra in e d as »
Vaen she is assig n ed to ;
g u a rd sta tio n she w it
ra tin g of p e tty officer
w ith i m o n th ly pay o
A s sh e m ake s p ro g ress sin
m u ted to h ig h e r ra tin g
• e lig ib le for a d v a n c e
a ra tin g w hich pays dp-
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f h e r tra in in g she w il
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u n ifo rm des gr.ed by M .unbochei
he fam» us s ty le t, d n d fo r o th ei
May 2S and 29
Miss Eggers
H’. R. C. Observes
anted PoppvDays Mr. G. Poloueh Mother's Day;
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Id in H ills- dinu of th e g irl w ho hud ¡jnnvn C o ra W ilke
F mi hiw .iv n e a r ully 111,111«,
w ho also gav«* tw o
( ’ S Au«*'« n left Wed- ' «»I •
bo ro F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y . May 28 to Wi»manh»M»«l ain o n » th em
rhoiu* IH'H — IIBIxb„r„
M i o r t rk .n lin g j
and a skit
C *«»k a visit w ith I «*1 at i \ « • «’ I >» '
m d 29. in stea d of a w eek' e a r lie r as i The eh in »’h w as ta^t ««fully «lee
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T li? poppies this y e a r w ill h o n o r W ta
D elegates e le cte d to a tte n d tin*
th e m en w ho h a v e given th e ir l i v e s 1
brid e, win» w as >dven in m ir sta te e o n v i'n tio n in P o rtla iu t this
m th e p re se n t co n flict, as w ell as j i i i u e bv h e r f a th e r, w as a ttir e d w eek. T m 'sd .n
W ednesday
and
th o se w ho fell am ong th e p e p p ie s in a ott g iv en tailo ro ii .«suit and T h u rsd a y , w ere M rs B erth.i K ilk
if F r nice a n d B elgium 25 y e a rs , >mall b lack hat w ith w h ite veil w arf. p re sid e n t; M is C fta rlo tte B u ­
igo. T he m oney c o n trib u te d fo r t h e ' ami w ore » c o rsa g e of w hite ot cher. M is O liv e B arney. Mi> O live
flow ers w ill be used For th e w e b i h u i s T h e b t d e sm aid , Miss l.«una V irn e r, an«l a lte rn a te s w ere Miss j
'a r e of v ictim s of b oth w a rs a n d K enew ell. w ore a bto\%n suit tad M a\ C, ok Mrs Je ss ie S iltIterlan d .
h e ir fam ilies
a .-.»rsagd of t os« bud-«
un«1 M is L eah N ich o d em u s 1’he
T h i* ¡4 l>«*ii»g
I " ;n i " iin iiiiila li* o u r m a n y c u .- j
S :a n le \ W ia v w as best m an Mi c o n v e n tio n is being held at the
L ocal u n i t
L egion
A u x ilia ry
is m ak in g e x te n siv e p re p a ra tio n s Irw in H e tn ric h s san # . "Because." M asonic Tem ple m P o rt 1.uni. and
to m e rs n ow w o r k in x l u l l lim « ’ < lu rin if tin* w e e k.
for th e o b s e rv a n c e of P o p p y D ays m com paiued b\ his d a u g h te r. Mias M i' K u lk w a rf is d e p a rlin e n t colt r-
'o r e . u n d e r th e le a d e rs h ip o f M is P a tric ia H< in ric h s, w ho al .o played b e art r N«> 2
A m e m b e rs h ip d r iv e is being c o n ­
H e lp th e W a r E ffo r t
no need to
R uth W est, u n it poppy c h a irm a n th e w e d d in g m a rc h a n d sa n g a
T he little r e f flo w e rs of re m e m ­ duel w ith het fa th e r. I Love You d u c te d w ith Mrs Bell«* W alk er am i
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follow ing the c e re ­ nt.in m u st be a loyal A m e ric an c it ­
te e r w o rk e rs from t h e A u x ilia ry of th e btade
w ho w ill be on th e s tre e ts th r o u g h ­ m ony for th e b rid al p a rty am i izen «»f x«M*d m o ral c h a ra c te r who
re la tiv e s
M:
am i M is P o leu eh ' has a tta in e d th e age of 18." .»w ord­
out th e days.
a re
p en d in g
ing to th e c ap tain s. Th«* o p in io n « f
T h e flow ers, m a d e of c re p e pa- Ot xjon beach a few «lays nt th e soir.^ has been th a t sh e m ust be
o e r in re p lic a c f th e w ild F la n d e rs hom e o f th e a n d will be at the a d e sc e n d a n t of a G A H m an, but
b rid e 's parent.*« a t ,
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poppy, h a v e been o rd e re d from
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'h e V e te ra n s' h o sp ital in P o r tla n d ., an a p a r tm e n t •t th e ir r e tu r n u n t i l . M r s K .ilk w a rf se rv e d at U»c tea
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th e O regon D e p a rtm e n t of th e A ux- '
ilia rv P oppy m a k in g h a s k e p t t h e '
h a n d s of h u n d re d s «if th ese u n fo r- i
M •- G ille tte w as a c tiv e as ;
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c:i « ! S u e a tte n d e d th e U niversità
<t O re g o n m 1936. m a jo rin g ii
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April IS
Miss G ille tte w as a
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in th e je w e lry d e p a rt-
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sto re F o r
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• .r tl.m d F t th e past fo u r m o n th s
pass m e long n o sp iia i h o u rs |
Miss D orothy t h alm crs, d a u g h te r
he has b een a se rv ic e re p re s e n ta - I and a id in g in th e ir r e h a b ilita tic n
S C H O L IA At a b e a u tifu l can-
f Mr and M rs F ra n c is J C h alm er.
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M iss G ille tte has a b r o th e r in th e fo re a re e x p e c te d to w e a r poppies
- Mis* M a rg w et i >«• m a » - <• of S e rg e a n t .Allen S in ta n te l from ,
>t. . e ta n t M - i-. ■ R serve. A lb e rt th is y e a r as a p e rso n a l tr ib u te to .la u g h te r «»f M r a n d M rs Lloyd (. am p H ’W/.e. 1’exas. si»n of Mt am i (
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ay G ille tte III. c h ie f p e tty officer
m a rria g e of h e r son E d w a rd
aid th e disabled, th e ir fa m ilie s a n d IV n ia ri e of Sch«ills, b»«»*atne the W ednesday. May >. at 8 30 p in
t St. 1
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briiie of R a y fo rd J a c k , son of Mi
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T h e c e re m o n y t«x k p lace a t th e !
'T rav e l T o u rs” o f a c tu a l e x p e r ­ f B ir - e
S h e is
m e m b e r of th e P o rtla n d
T exas, at L aw t m. O kla
G ra ce J i r k o f S h erw o o d . R ev E.
T h e idea o f th e p o p p y as a m e ­ F ogg read th e w e d d in g service. hom e of th e b rid e ’s p a re n ts b< for«* j
ience or from re ad in g , w ill be ' .’n A pril 4 T he b rid eg ro . m is a t- J u n io r B usiness W om en's club,
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Mi.-s G ille tte is th e d a u g h te r of
T h e h rid e w o re a gow n of b ro ­
m eetin g at th e c h a m b e r of c o m ­ F rt S 11. O kia.
Mrs A lb e rt Ja y G ille tte of P o rt- «lead sp ra n g u p as n a tu r a lly as c a d e d ta ffe ta , w ith f in g e r tip veil w ith u^hite sn a p d rag o n s, fe rn s a n d
th e little w ild flo w er its e lf g re w s a n d c a r r ie d a b o u q u e t of p a stel J d o g W '* <1 Rev C J K ru e g e r of
m erce d in in g r«>om F rid a y e v e n in g
! land.
in th e field s o f F ra n c e a n d F l a n ­ .«♦ureet peas. T h e m aid of honor. ' Z ion L u th e ra n c h u rc h o f S c h e fflin |
M rs S. \V M elhuish w ill be topic-
d e rs T h e flo w e r w as th e one to u ch Miss L a u rin e B o tc h e rs o f S h e r : o fficiate d . M«*rnbe, s of th e in u n ed i ,
m istress; M iss E1.-O M ay C irm n
of b e a u ty w h ich su rv iv e d a m id the wood, w ore a fo rm a l d r e s s of pink 1 a te fa m ilie s a n d close frie n d s w ere
t««astm'stre.-s: M rs H e r b tr t S tacies,
J o b -- G ba on sec
son if Rev
[ h id eo u s d e stru c tio n of w a r A long c h iffo n a n d a lso c a r r ie d pastel I p re sen t.
speech e v a lu a to r: a n d Mrs. C h e ste r
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T he b rid e w o re a w h ite w e d d in g |
th e edge of th e tre n c h e s, b e n e a th flow ers. T w in s is te r s of th e bride.
M errill, g e n e ra l e v a lu a te r.
tr a n s f e r r e d from C a m p A d a ir t
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'h e tan g le d b a rb e d w ire a b o u t th e ¡D o ro th y ,n d D ori» D e m are e. w ere i d re s s fashiom *d w ith a sa tin bodice ,
S a lt L ak e L ity. U ta h , for officers
and a full n e t sk irt o v e r satin W ith
M uch fa v o ra b le c o m m e n t by the rag g ed shell holes a n d o v e r th e | b rid e s m a id s an.I w ore blue chiffon. it .»»he w o re a J u lie t c a p o f s«*ed
H aro ld S h elto n P u llm a n . W ash . tra in in g , and left T u esd ay f.«r that
M iss R ay E g o played the w* «1
b a n k e r, w as in H illsb o ro T u esd ay p lace H is w ife a n d babv w ill .«’ larg e a u d ie n c e h ig h ly c o m m e n d ed fresh g ra v e s it ra ised its b r a v e red
p e a rls a n d c a r r ie d a sp ra y of w h ite i
v isitin g his c. twin. J. L S earcy , and m am in P o rtla n d H e is in the a r ­ the a m u sin g H ilhi se n io r cla ss plav blossom It seem ed to be th e c n e d ing m a rc h a n d also th e aecom I sn a p d ra g o n s am i pale y e llo w roses, I
fam ily.
U m v e rsa l A libi." a so p h istica ted im m o rtal th in g in th a t re g io n w h e re p a n in ie n t fo r th e B u n n e ll siste rs
tille ry c o rp s
w ith strearn«*rs of w h ite b o u v a rd ia
com edy in th r e e acts, .vhich w as d e a th re ig n e d T h e so ld ie rs of all w ho sa n g "Because.** a n d “ I Love ( Mrs E arl B a k er o f H illsb o ro was
p re se n te d in t i e h txh sc h c i 1 a u d i­ n a tio n s c am e to look upon it as You T ru ly ." Ivan J a c k w as best i m a tro n of h< n o r S h e w «re a d re ss |
th e liv in g sym bol of »he sa c rific e s m an fo r his b ro th e r, c o m in g from
to riu m F rid a y e vening.
A rk a n sa s, w h e re he is sta tio n e d o f p ale b lu e ta ffe ta a n d c a r r ie d a
■Cast o f c h a ra c te rs in clu d e d Don- of th e ir d e ad com rades.
th e
a rm y , to be p re sen t m isegay o f p in k c a rn a tio n s a n d
It w as a poet w h o first g a v e e x ­ w ith
ruunae H u rd as D elphine A lder.
b o u v a rd ia
Cla re B ic k fo rd as L upet E rstelle p re ssio n to th e idea. Soon h im self J o h n S tr ic k le r a n d D on E d y wet«*
Mr. A lb e rt I.an k o w . b ro th e r i n ­
L a u d e rd a le as Lois A ld er: P a u lin e *o lie b e n e a th th e p oppies, he u sh e rs.
law c f th e b rid eg ro o m , a c te d as
O v e r 200 g u e sts w e re pre sen t for best
A n d erso n as B innv A ld e r; S ta n w ro te:
m an.
th e
rece p tio n
G ra y a.-. A ndy A lder: S te v e M cEn-
“ In F la n d e rs ’ field s th e p o p p ie s ! the w e d d in g a n d
P re c e d in g th e c e re m o n y . M is s
w hich follow ed A m ong th e g ifts
tee as P u k e B u tle r: D oris M ae Ja s-
blow .
M
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J a m e s of Hilh>tx»ro play ed
to th e couple w as a silv e r p itc h e r
>bson as A lice: A u d re y B enge as
B etw een th e crosses, ro w on
se v e ra l sek*ctions f illu w ed by the
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w< tid in g m arch .
□on B u le y ... M att M e re . E velyn
E ven b e fo re th e m e n h a d r e t u r n - ' the Shcrw,». d high sch «»I. fr«»n'.
R efrish m en L s w e re se rv e d fo l­
C r .w le y as E v ie S tro n g . F ra n k cd fro m th e w a r. th e p e rfe c t little w h ic h th e b rid e is g r a d u a tin g th is low in g th e cerem «'ny. T h e b r id e .'
Pla.-« as M r E ngel: B ud W illiam s as poem c f C o lonel J o h n M cC rae had m o n th .
ta b le w as d e c o ra te d w ith th e w e d ­
P au! D e v e re a u x ; T ony W eil as D r w in g e d its w ay a ro u n d th e w o rld j T h ey left M onday fo r O ak lan d . d in g cak e, .uni a flo ral a rra n g e m e n t
R ay m o n d A lder.
c a rry in g th e p ic tu re of th e p o p p ies Cal . w h e re th e b rid e g ro o m is sta ' of w h ite O n each side of it stood
G o ld L e a f a t O u r S to re
A ll w e re e x c e p tio n a lly good in R e tu rn in g so ld iers b ro u g h t t h e i tio n e d w ith th e nav y , a n d will c a n d e la b ra w ith tall white* c a n d le s
h e ir p a r ts a n d re fle c te d g re at vision of th e p oppy field s b a ck i m a k e th e ir h om e t h r r e fo r a n in T h e w e d d in g c a k e w.ui c u t by Mrs
o r a t Y o u r G ro c e rs .
c re d it to the d .re c to r. M iss M a rg a r­ w ith th em , e n g ra v e d in d e lib ly in « d e fin ite tim e.
B ru c e C h a lm e rs of P rtl.m d Miss
et R u e c k e r of the faculty.
th e ir h e a rts w ith th e m em o ries of
L illian S im a n te l p o u red , and Mr
T h e beys' q u a rte t. D en B aker. •he c o m ra d es th ey had left on thi
r ’ irlo
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^ a m P rx rc U iris Q u e s ts
Dick C h a m b e rla in . A llen S h e a re r,
' serv ed t h - ices.
ar.d Jim P e a rso n sang b e tw ee n acts.
T h e c o u p le sp<*nt a a b o rt h o n e y -
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sa c re d
• t C o n q rc a a tio p .a l S ^ r v i c p
Dam ascus Ice Cream
T h e th re e acts of th e p lay tcok •ance. It becam e th e flo w e r of r e ­
Grade A Milk and Cream — B ird seye Frosted Foods
C a m p F ire G irls w ill be guests m o n at th e beach S e rg e a n t S im a n ­
p lace in t i e p a tio o f th e A ld e r m e m b ra n c e fo r th e m en w ho had
tel
left M onday for C a m p H ow zc.
158 E. Main St.
HILLSBORO
P hone 1081
hom e, a n d th e stag e s e ttin g was p o u re d o u t th e ir life's blood a ro u n d j at th e S u n d a y m o rn in g services at T exas, w h e re he w ill be sta tio n e d
th e C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h
p e rh a p s th e m ost b e a u tifu l of any th e ro o ts o f th e little p lan t
D r a n d Mrs. A J S uIIens. M rs u n til so m e tim e in J u n e A fte r be-
i v e r seen m H illsboro. S h ru b b e ry
S im a n te l !
B W B arnes. M rs. C ly d e Y ount I m g ag ain sta tio n e d Mr
w as l a n td by M otz N u rsery , palm s
a n d M rs C o u e h m a n w e re d e le ­ w ill jo in him .
and fe rn s by N ew sham F lo ra l c o m ­
g a te s fro m th e local c h u rc h to the
pany. a n d th e f u r n itu r e by L este r
A boy w as b o rn to M r a n d M r- O reg o n C o n g re g a tio n a l co n feren ce
Ire la n d & C om pany.
W’a y n e T u p p e r o f H illsb o ro
T he in P o rtla n d la s t W ed n esd ay and
P ro d u c tio n sta ff in clu d e d C a ro
C h a p te r BH of th e P E O S is­
line H e rsh e y as b u sin e ss m an a g er. Moung fe llo w is a g ra n d so n of T h u rsd a y .
w ill
m eet w ith
M r s
C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h
w om en te rh o o d
B ern .rd Seus, B ud W illiam s. S tan C o u n ty C le rk W A T u p p e r. w ho
S m ith a n d B >b W eil w e re stag e p o in ts o u t th e c o in c id en c e th a t the a re h o ld in g a c le a n -u p at t h e G e o rg e T M c G ra th M onday f r a
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hands, a ssiste d by th e m a n u a l b irth d a y s of th e b a b y 's f a th e r and ¡c h u rc h y e s te rd a y and to d ay i W ed­
k e r w ill a ssist th e h o ste ss
M rs
tra in in g
class: G e o rg e H a rm an . m o th e r a re also on th e s ix th d a y n e sd a y a n d T h u rs d a y ) A p ot-luck
T h o m a s C o n n e ll is a r ra n g in g th e
P eggy B rig g s a n d Iris N e w b re y had of th e ir b irth m o n th s— W ayne. S e p ­ I lu n c h e o n w ill be se rv ed at noon p ro g ra m .
c h a rg e c f p ro p e rtie s, a n d H elen te m b e r 6; M rs T u p p er. F e b r u a ry ¡fo r w hich eac h p erso n is asked to j
S usee w as p ro m p te r. Mr. F e s te r 6. and th e n e w baby, th e ir second. b rin g food T h e w om en a re asked
! to b rin g broom s, c le an rags etc ! M rs. M cL eod H o n o re d —
and M r R udd w e re fa c u lty a ssist­ M ay 6
M r- J M P erso n a n d Mt - A H
M rs E ldon M cL eod w as g u e st of
ant- U s h e re tte s w ere G e n e v a N ie l­
B usch a re in c h a rg e c f a rra n g e - , h o n o r a t a p a rty a t th e ho m e of
sen. M ary M eyer. J u n e O 'C onnor.
m ents.
Mrs. R H B usch S u n d a y a f t e r ­
Lois H u n k e c. D oris G iile n w tite r.
noon. A bout 15 g u e sts w e re p re se n t
J t <n H e rg ert. P risc illa and P a tric ia
T h o m a s G ib so n of S an A nselm o
M iss Ix irn a M cLeod. M rs. R o b e rt
W ilm arth . a n d J e a n W atkins.
se m in a ry . C a lifo rn ia , w ill a rriv e
K a lk w a rf a n d M rs R H B usch
F rid a y fo r a sh o rt visit w ith his
P r iv a te E arl Jo h n s o n o f H ills­ w e re hostesses.
p a re n ts. Rev. a n d M rs J F G ib ­
V isit R e la tiv e s H ere—
son H e w ill be so lo ist S u n d a y at b o ro . son o f M r a n d M rs Andre,
J
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h n s o n of ro u te 4 H illsboro, h a .
Mrs. I.. E T h o rn d ik e of G re a t
T n e S ch o lls J u n io r W om an’s clu b th e T u a la tin P la in s c h u rc h , and th e
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F a lls. M nt . a r r i r e d M onday to
sity
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! »me of M rs Ina S u t herland. M em ­ liv e r th e se rm o n a t th a t c h u rc h T he
peiid th e w eek w ith h e r s is te r-in -
b ers a re to b rin g p la n ts for a p lan t n e x t w eek h e w ill go to M issouri a rm y a ir fo rce in stru c tio n , p rio r to law M rs J N W iley M rs A lice
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W
illiam s of L os A ngeles, s is te r of
sale.
w h e re he w ill h a v e c h a rg e o f a
c a d e t in th e a rm y a ir forces.
M rs W iley, is aLso a 'house guest.
I c h u rc h th is s'jm tn c r.
Visit in C alifornia—
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M - F a y H u lit a n d M rs. T ed
M r and M rs. T G B ro n lee w e had
Form f P o rtla n d left last T u esd ay as th e ir g u se ts d u rin g M o th e r’s Day
f r S a n ta B a rb a ra to visit th e ir j w e e k -e n d Mrs. B ro n le e w e 's n r th-
m o th e r, Mrs. W innie T ay lo r, a n d a er, Mrs. M a rg a re t B oehi. a n d her
b ro th e r. J o h n T a y lo r c f th e m e r ­ b r o th e rs -in -la w and sisters. M r and
c h a n t m arin e s, w ho is on furlou& h
Mrs. E d w a rd N e u b a u e r and Mr
la k e s S is te r's P la ce —
m d M rs. V ic to r C o rd o v a , all of
M iss D o n n a m ae H u rd is s u b s ti­ [ P o rtla n d .
tu tin g as s e c re ta ry in th e office of
M rs E m m a D ie rd o rff re tu rn e d
S h e riff J W. C o n n ell th is w eek fc r M onday from a v isit w ith h e r .-on
h e r siste r, B e v e rly . P c n n a m a e is and d a u g h te r-in -la w . Mr. and M rs
to ta k e th e p o sitio n re g u la rly w hen W H D ie rd o rff, a t Y akim a. Wash.
m atter w hat style y o u r room , an A le x a n d e r
B e v erly e n te rs n u rse s' tr a in in g s at
L. C B u c h n er, a u d ito r a t th e
1
S m ith F lo o r-P la n R ug w ill m ake it lo o k tv. ie j
G cod S a m a rita n h o sp ital J u n e 7.
I C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l b ank, spent
fas a ttra ctive . O u r assortm ent includes M o d e rn ,
! th e w e e k -e n d a t A lb a n y w ith his
S u b s c rib e fo r th e A rg u s
| w ife a n d son.
E ig h te e n th C e n tu ry and L a r ly A m e ric a n patterns
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W H IT E S H O P P E
¿í'l F. Main Street
Hillsboro, Oregon
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Coincidence Cited
Mrs. McGrath Hostess
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Visits Home Folks
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Johnson in Minnesota
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Scholls Juniors Meet
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. . . lo v e ly plains, p e b b ly w eaves and tone-on-tone
effects that hide fo o tp rin ts. Seamless . . .T ru -T o n e
co lo rs . . . w oven o f 'im p o rte d w ools. E v e ry rug
Lears the famous G ood H ousekeeping ¿uargnty.
YOU'LL NEED A
SUN
HAT
R7 eia POWDER. . .
For Victory Gardening!
Without suds or liquid
Applied monthly, ROW.
DER ENE keep, corpeti
or rug, looking like new.
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Soiled areas in front of
ft
d o o r,
MUkJereG«
con
be
c le a n e d
without cleaning entire
rug. Sprinkle on the pow
der, brush it in, remove
with vacuum cleaner.
Endorsed by
S I 9(1 B ijelow
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Ladies' Sun Hats
W ide brim , a sse rte d colors
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1 KEEPS
RUGS
CLEAN
FURNITURE COMPANY
H IL L S B O R O
Misses Sun Hats, plain or colored 15c and 25c
Boys' Sun Hats, assorted styles 15c and 25c
Children's Straw Hats
.........25c
B rig h t co lo rs w ith rib b o n trim
C e llu lo id visor, w h ite or k h u k i color
S E L F R ID G E
136 S. 3 rd A v e .
25c and 29c
Men's Cloth Hats
Cerpet Ccwpany
P h on e 21
29c
Men's Cloth Covered Helmet
$1.00
Sun Visors, large assortm ent
10c • 20c - 25c
Sun Glasses, all sizes and colors
10c to 29c
FOR THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE
Figurines, with perfum e
29c and 39c
Jewelite Brushes and Combs
$1.75 to $10
Dresser Sets
$9.50 to $15
Stationery
50c to $1.50
Mirror Trays
.......................................
$2.00
PERFUMES AND TOILET WATERS
Yardleys - Harriett H ubbard Ayres
Yrby - Bantines - Dorsay
$1.00 to $4.50
Hummel Figurines, pearl
$1.25
estern
Organization—
AS FEATURED
IN
LIFE
These new Roble«
"Defenders'’ have that feel of good
leather, mid thill "on the line" look
that just natnrnllv lielong with uni­
forms. And how they snap up a suit
of tweeds, or n pair of shirks, or u
more conservative business suit.
Good mealy lealliers give them n
real custom look. Gel on the "beam”
to Itoblee "Defenders."
FOR THE BOY GRADUATE
Snapshot Albums
69c to $2.50
Bookends, plastic Hummel figures $1.25 to $4
Billfolds, leather
$1.50 to $5
Portfolios, nice stationery
$1 to $4
Fitted Cases
$7 to $18
Military Brushes, genuine bristles
$1.79
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
KRTC MARGGI, Prop.
207 E. M ain St.
I llllsb .r o , O regon
buster b r o v / n
SUOfS FOR BOYS AlID ClflS
SPROUSE-REITZ STORES
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