The Hillsboro argus., January 13, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

Women s Part Crop
Saving Told A A U W
"American I fame
Topic of Address
At Coffee Club
w ill be th e to n ic of th e
Im p o rta n c e o f the d a iry tra m
U> : t mu r at O ie g o ii Slat«« c o lle g e
< •
tre e«| b>
M l.
Mah. I C
•M H’k, a « ta n t .ta le
O p riv i «>i «o
th e
riiie r g g n e v f a im l i h o i
e iv i .r m
h e i ta ll, to th e A l u e i l l a n A " . u u , i
ti«m o f U iu v e r it y W o m e n o f E oi •
‘ I G» O\ «• a n d H i l l h o ld h e i e Li t
'« a t iiiila y
a fte rn o o n
R n i u it iiie n t
of W omen fm Farn» l.a h o i
wa
Mi
M n k's a ib le c t, an d tu« u rg e d
w o m e n 's o r g a n iz a tio n s
to
h e lp
(»III ttie .1 «le T in s w a . du-« I o i»e
b u ild a I o le .ti m »|VC v ie w p o in t to
ly to ttie firn- co Opel a tio n o f jo e d
w od
th e
e m p lo y m e n t
a tiia tm n .
M ir k
r e ttin g I. a lle i . m th e c ro p b a r- piMiple, a cco rd in g to M t
L a y e tte
fo r the Itu . i.m W ar
v e *’ -, w tie n the e.ison ip p l'o a rh r-.
el
s u p e rv is io n a n d
Was
u n d e rta k e n
fa r m la b o r n e r­
ttie w o m e n ’ s d i ­
D m m g th e .««a
Past Chiefs' Club
Fleets Officers
Red Crus«» p ro d u c tio n room made
Lug«* shipment!« to the a rm y and
n a \ v last m o n th , a c c o rd in g t<> a re-
p«»rt g ive n by th«* co m m itte e in
«hargi* 'I’tie re p o rt fa llo w s ;
S e w in g fo r ttn* m o n th o f D«>
e e ii'.b e i. 345’
h o u rs w ere p u t in
by w o rk e rs at t t i e
p ro d u c tio n
room
F iv e holts, m ea su rin g 225
v.o d s o f W ar R e lie f m a te ila l f »r
• hlouses tias l>< en received
H ave
purchasetl 107 ya rd s o f t w ill to
m ake 300 each o f k it bag*, a n d
housew ives. 373 ya rd s o f m u slin to
■ Ik *
d !• ' ’ Ml «1 1 10 I d
'■
fla n n e l f««i p a jam a ■ and pne um o n ia
ja cke ts, 075 .'a rm e n ts w ere c o m ­
pleted am i shipped «luring Dec« in -
tier
D u rin g ttie y e a r fro m J a n u a ry
1 to I)ec«*mb«*r 31. 1943 we have
« »mplotcd and shipped 4 710 sew
ed garm ents, 1330 k it bags '200 f ill
ed l 1130 h o ils e w i ve>, 100 p illo w s.
582 wash cloths, 53 pieced ufghans
am i 30 piece«! and tie d C om forters
K n ittin g fo r the m on th o f De
< em ber. '23 a rm y h e lm e t •. 13 p a ir
glove? 30 knee bands, 44 V-neck
.' w e a te rs
D u rin g th e y e a r fro m J a n u a ry 1
to D e c e m b e r 31. have com p le te d
and stopped 45 w a tc h caps. 19 pair
M |
i
.
, .
w eaters. 45 helm ets F o r the n a w .
01 cap m u ffle rs . 40 m u ffle rs . 02
h e lm e t . 90 p a ir gloves. 227 s w e a t­
ers. F or the a rm y , h o sp ita l q u o ta
107 toe sock«. 00 knee hands. 14
fg h a n s
n iiit t td
» k n itte d
and
pie c e d » ,
125
garm ents fo r w a r re lie f.
Miss Lentz Reports
S P I.A K K K
Mt
G.
he ad u f S ah-in , p ie d e n t
ta le f e d e ia t lu ii u f W"rn«*li
w h o W ill he th è
|x a k e r
a fte r riu n ii a t t li e C o ffe
m e e tin g at th è 11».untici i
Office« • for ttie Pa? t C liie f .'c lu b
P y th ia n Sisters, w are ejected
at
ttie m ee tin g T ln trs d a v n ig h t at the
mule«* roorns.
Im ine «»f M rs D S H u tlie rfo rd
A g n c . B ro w n was «•!«•< ted p re s i­
d e n t. L o ttie G if f it ld vice p re u ije tit
< ie-clectecl>, and
Emma F erla n d ,
s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r
M rs. Ernma Voraz. w h o
e rv e l
as tin* fir s t g ra n d m istress o f f i ­
nance w hen ttie G ra n d T e m p le id
O ie g o n Was organized. w »• a g fte .t
at tin* m ee tin g
M r» Voraz. w h o
was a reside n t uf B a k c i at th«*
'.ua - a .. G M " i l
i id >' md
1894
S he Is now a re sid e n t of
H ills b o ro and in m a k in g h e r hom e
T h e d o u b le lin g cerem ony was
at ttie W a sh in g ton h o te l
jw r fo r n ir d by Rev Jesse B u n ch at
C a rds w e n * t h e en tertain m en t th e par «»nage id the F irs t M e th ­
a fte r ttie bu s in e ss m e e tin g , p r iz e , o d ist ch u rc h in C o rv a llis
going ?■> Mr
R F ra n k Peters and
'I tie b rid e w o re a s tre e t-le n g th
M rs G e rtru d e B ro w n M i
R ip e lj
dress o f w h ite
ilk crepe w ith a
M o rg a n w as .» • ¡•»tmg hostes
lace y o lk and lo n g Lice m itts to
N e x t m e e tin g w i l l be at th e horn«
m utch L ig h t b lu e a c ce -so rie i w ith
of M t
Do! a N ' l . »n
i p in k i • •«•bu«t cor age tied w ith
blu< rib b o n to m atch co m p le te d
ttie costume.
Miss A te rie R m go o f M u lin o and
Mr V e rn o n H ill d H a m le t, bo th
s e n io r
a t O re g o n S tate college,
w ere b rid e s m a id and best man.
T h e n e w ly w e d s w*ore seniors at
M rs
G o rd o n S ahnow
w ill be
M i L a in e w as
toastrn tress fo r ttie F iid tt } e v e ­ Or«*gon S ta te college
m
ttie R O T C and a m e m b e r
n in g <lmn<*r m ee tin g o f T oustm is-
tress c lu b In th e c h .im tw r o f c «m o f D elta ( ’ hl fr a te r n ity .
rncrce d in in g room
T o p ic
f o i
Mi
I.a in e plans to jo in tie r h u s­
|»<ecti<‘
m
Peru, ttie Land o f band in the near fu tu re in F o rt
(«hosts in
its ( ’a iie iie ld
.«ml B e lv o u r. Va . w h e re he is now a t ­
speaker w ill be M rs F'.rm t Z im
te n d in g o ffic e r's ca n d id ate school.
tm i m en acd M rs
Jo h n K o va lv
W 'th M rs A , L Jens»«u as pee. h
CV.duatol 3’atile to p ic "S u b tc l ra il
l eaves f«»r Oversea*,—
eon R u m ors fro m N o rw a y ” w ill be
M r and M rs Russ«?ll M organ le ft
1« 1 !»\ M '
H I
' ■ : •
i!
are Mi&x C o rin n e P e n n in g to n and E i i Jay f r C o q u ille to v i s i t M rs
M organ's son. Ia e u t E a rl H am il­
M is Jensen
ton. b efore tie leave- fo r overseas
d irty in the U S M ed ica l co rp s
Ia e ut
and M rs
H a m ilto n have
been at M .iry s v ille Cal., u n til re-
c e n tly M rs H a m ilto n w ill m ake
h e r hom e at C o q u ille w h ile he is in
E a ste rn S tar w ill h o ld re g u la r the service
Mrs. Pauli K eturns H om e—
m e e tin g T in* day e ve n in g .it M i
sonic tempi«« In itu tlo n degrees w ill
M
! Ion P
h<* e x e m p lifie d R e fre sh m e n t c rn- t e r ^ m j a rriv e d hom e J a n u a ry 5
m itte c fo r the e ve n in g in clu d e s Mr«
fr«»m M a rih a tta " K a n . w h e re she
J E n g le h .ird t, M r- E C Coman. v is ite d d u rin g the h o lid a y s w ith
Mi* and M rs E a rl Donelson. M rs
h e r husband w h o is an a vicitio n
E M B o w m a n and M r. and Mrs s tu d e y t in th e a rm y a ir corps.
W illia m G o e tte r
Ked Cross Meet»—
T he rnernlxTs and o ffic e rs put on
C ounty chapter directors o f the
«oryJcei ut the M asonic h o m e S u n
Red Cross w ill meet to n ig h t
at
h e a dq u a rters.
123 N o rth
T h ir d
avenue, at 8 o ’clo ck.
in
California—
i iwell M i A le a r . at Berkeley, C al
w a.
accompanied
m-ln law and daughttr. Mi
W illia m
c ity .
]
2
by
and
H antzenroder of thi»
They keep their eolfee-making
equipment CLEAN' — washing it
daily with soap and hot water,
and rins.ng it thoroughly.
T he y use eofi.<> o f the right grind
ond they use E N O U G H o f i t — at
least a generous tablcrpoonful for
each cup.
T h c v brew th e ir coffee by the
C L O C K , tim in g it exactly to get
results they know from experi­
ence wiU be most satisfactory
T hey buy coffee which is GOOD
ond F R E S H —choosing quality
because they know a pound w ill
average about 40 cupfuls, de­
m anding frcshrwss because stale-
ness is cvflee's greatest enemy.
If the coffee you make “leaves some­
thing to be desired”, try those four
simple rules!
California
Styled
MacKenzie Motor Company
3rd and W ashington
Hour, Crown or E’isher.
Flour, Gold Medal.
10-lb
24'i-lb . sk
Tcnderoni, 6-oz. pkg. .
Van Camp's
Krispy Crackers.
2 f<
2-lb. carton
Graham Crackers. 2-lb
Honey M aid
M rs
C. M
H u n t o f W allace,
Idaho, w h o was ca lle d here b y the
Macaroni. Spaghetti. 3-lb
H ardw heat
Noodles. Betty Raker.
Cottage Cheese.
T he M oney Y
Rack in the End!
1-lb. pkg.
Pint eup
16c
24c
Salad Dressing. Duchess. 16-oz.
19c
Miracle Whip. Kraft. 16-oz. bottle 26c
Ritz Crackers. 1-lb. pkg.
f fie r r i
19c
BREAD—Julia Lee W right's
P/2-lb. loaf
12c
BEANS
Grapefruit
JUICE
G ardenside
No. 2 cans
2 for
23c
Jell Well, assorted.
Town House
46-oz.
On
wUC
(a n
3-oz. pkg.
Jiffy Lou Pudding, ass’t. Pkg.
Vanilla Flavor, Weslag. 8-oz.
Morton Sail.
26-oz. pkg.
Canterbury Tea, black.
made in
Peanuts. Planter's.
U. S. A«
Maki- up your nails with ClIEW Y lt
n»«l y ° " ,lrcM »l,c,n in a p l''anl!nK l " s,er
and color charm otic expects to find only
in jewels, or dreams. Tin- exquisite sliailcs (all original) o f thia
real laeipier mukc-up have "something fo r your haruls
that is new and lovely. Willi any shade you choose there
is a companion botlle o f Lacquerol Base.
KRAMIEN’S
PALM DRUG
»>»«<»•«
STORE
ifil
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
I!
Registered Pharmacist on Duty at A ll Times
ME DV I.A H A R R
1444 M O D E L
584M an<I 584*»— S ttirf I»*« lita w -
a t i i n j n e c k lin e . I-A fje n u rtery
tk y m e p ic ln r e i o n » le e e e i « n .t
(e n ti-tlir n J i ik ir t . R ed , Aqua,
B lack R o m a in e . W t t i i e B ro a J .
c lo tli sh irt a n j B la > k R o m a in e
• k ir t .
j
9 te
15.
M any oth ers to
choose from .
DOROTHY'S
Ready-Io-Wear and Gift Store
Mrs. Jayc D. MeKalson
EVERY EXTRA
W a r B ond yo u bu y helps
to b rin g V ic to ry closer!
Ladcez AND Gentlemerff f>»me RIGHT in and see our
GREAT exhibit of fine-flavored COFFEES! People buy ’em
so fast we have to get NEW supplies constantly, and so every
package is BOLND to be extra-fresh! You pays your money
and you takes your CHOICE of favorite brands*! Get the
coffee, HERE at Safeway, that will make that SECOND cup
taste even better than the first! No RATION points needed
these days. NOW you can buy all you WANT! Come right
in and buy, TODAY!
EDWARDS
R e g u la r o r D r ip .
HILLS COFFEE ...
CHASE & SANBORN
GOLDEN WEST
,
MAXWELL HOUSE J
M J B
Lb. jar
Purex Bleach,
',-lb .
Pkg.
«..-gallon bottle
Lbg
23c
45«
3-Ib. bag
RATION INFORMATION
(Expire Jan. 29)
I Expire Feb. 20)
(Expire Jan. 20)
mp 29 (Expires Jan. 15)
mp No. 2 (Good for
of fresh pork. (Ex­
pires Jan. 15)
w i
V-8 J VITE—Vege. Cocktail
(4 pts.) 46-oz. can
TOMATO Jl'ICE—Sunny Dawn
(6 pts.) 46-oz. can
SEZANNE
Pancake Flour
Money back if you
don't like this swell
new prepared flour.
40-oz.
Pkg.
3's-lb. sack
a
m
16c
HONEY
Bradshaw's
5-lb. can
19c
KADOTA FIGS—Delhi
(14 pts.) 15-oz. can
PEACHES—Red Tag. choice
(18 pts.) No. 303 jar
RAISINS— Del Monte, seedless
(4 pts.i 15-oz.
...........
SHORTENING—Formay
(15 pts.) 3-lb.
ROYAL SATIN—Shortening
(15 pts.) 3-lb. jar
Farmers Gold
2-lb. jar
MARGARINE—Dale wood
(6 pts.) M b.
Beeville
1-lb.
KETCH! P—Heinz, tomato
(18 pts.) 14-oz.
eUABANTFFD FRESH PRODUCE
V ,-^ _ ^ ^ A m o n g foods that taste better with
«LZ -3C a cup of fine coffee: meat) At Safe-
'■'J
\ w ay. It’s guaranteed good!
lb. 33c
lb. 23c
CORN—Butter Kernel
(13 pts.i No. 2 cans
Brown R. S,
Green G, H.
Green D. E,
M ild ble n d g ro i
at m om e n t o f p
When you buy fresh fruits
and vegetab les at Safew ay,
you save m oney — they're told by w eightl
Bring Your
APPLES
SHOPPING BAG
and save p a p e r
fo r W a r N eeds!
fan cy and Extra Fancy
Delirious. Lb.
(1 point)
LINK SAUSAGE (3 pts.)
BEEF ROAST (7 pts.)
Grade B.
lb. 39c
lb. 25c
Arm and Blade.
SHORT RIBS (4 pts.)
lb. 19c
Grade B
White Magic, '--gallon bottle
l'riskies Dog Food. 2-lb.
SHOULDER PORK ROAST lb. 31c
Frlskles Dog Food 4 '.-lb . pkg.
Root Beer, Virginia Dare
i; |
12-oz. bottles.
Sun Valley Fruit
Beverage Mix. '•.-gallon
PORK STEAK (4 pts.)
Pure GROUND BEEF (6)
ROASTING CHICKENS
EVERY POUND
of w on » fa»» you turn In
help» to win the war!
w hole roast
AIRWAY
PIECE BACON (3 pts.)
BACON SQUARES, lean
PEAS—B K. 4 sieve
115 pts.t No. 2 cans
BEET SUGAR— (SUm p 29)
(5 lbs. 32cI 10-lb. bag
R ich
2-lb. bag
SAFCWAY M F ATS
TOMATO SOUP—Rancho,
it points i 10'--oi. can
CANE SUGAR— (Stamp 29»
(10 lbs. 63c) 5 lbs.
NOB HILL
Albers.
FLOUR FLAPJACK.
3'z-lb. pkg
PANCAKE
FLOUR SVSANNA
2-lb. 8-oz.
GLORY.
OATS MORNING
(48-oz. 21c) 20-oz.
OATS QUAKER.
Large pkg.
CREAM
ALL BRAN
SHRED. WHEAT Kellogg
12-oz.
POST TOASTIES
Rationed Items
V EG - A LL—Larsen’s
112 points i 14' i-oz.
Vacuum-packed in the new-
glass jar.
Lb. ja r
Specials for Friday and Saturday Only
long-lasting nail lacquer
Phone 911
i chauf­
> « > *■
Stort th eie cold mornings of» with a satisfying hot breakfast,
And save money by making Safew ay your buying head­
quarters for breakfast reqelrements!
Flour, Kitchen Craft. 24'-.-lb. sk
other relatives w ere guests. Out-
of-town guests w ere Mr. and Mrs
Dale Sigler and Miss H u n ter of
P ortland
HILLSBORO
Hearty Breakfast Suggestions
Ron-Rationed item s
Mrs O ran , Jones
deadi uf her father, P T u c k e r, and
Nebraskans Visit Here—
w h o rem a in e d fo r a v is it w ill) tie r
Mi
and
M rs. O R H in e r of m oth e r, leaves th is w eek fo r home
f'a irb u rg . N e b . are guests n t th eir
Mrs
E X P E R IE N C E D brewers o f really
good coffee know there arc only a few
rules th a t must be followed:
Receives Phone Message
Miss Sigler Honored
M iss
I lu t h
Jones, cashier
at
W e il', store, le ft Sunday fo r a tw o
w acks’ v a c a tio n w ith h e r b ro th e r-
in -la w
and sister. I.'r and M rs
M es j,.n e
her m o th e r.
How to Make
a Better Cup
of Coffee
4
M rs A H A b ts rece ive d a te le ­
phone c a ll M o n d a y n ig h t fro m tie r
sou. 1.1 R ic h a rd A b ts. w h o had ju s ,
re tu rn e d to C a m p M cC a ll, N C .
fro m m an e u ve rs and expeetpd to
leave fo r Tennessee. She said his
voice cam e th ro u g h as c le a rly a
th o u g h he had ca lle d fio » „ H ill -
boro L t. A b ts has been in t r a in ­
in g since M a rc ii
S10.75
S10.75
$9.00
$9.00
$8.75
STARRING FAVORITE BRANDS
AT M O N E Y -S A V IN G PRICES!
3
N o rm a n M V a tid e rz a n d e ii. A 'S .
Miss Augusta S igler w as guest of
te tu rn e d
hom e
fro m
F a rra g u t.
night
•Idaho, on D ecem ber 29,h. w here i honor at a d in n er Friday
he re c e iv e d a m ed ica l discharge, given by her b ro th er-in -law a n d
and also the h o n o ra b le service b u t ­ sister, Mr. t»nd Mrs. Ed B rand«w .
h e r on her b irthday
to n fo r h it se rvice
He has been (•complimenting
1
Her
sisters
and
ta tio n e d at F a rra g u t since Octn-1 i anniversary.
brothers and fam ilies and several
her 2d
V is it
(' irk .
Rev. and M rs K e n n e th W ilso n
and c h ild e rn w e re S a tu rd a y d in ­
n e r guests at th e hom e o f M r. and
M rs
D a v id W atson o f C o rn e liu s .
Rev
W ilso n is a missionary to
C h in a and is n o w on fu rlo u g h .
Right Rear Fender for Tudor or Fordor, 1933-34
Left Rear Fender for Tudor or Fordor, 1933-34
Right Rear Fenders for Coupe or Roadster, 1933-34
Left Rear Fender for Coupe or Roadster, 1933-34
Right Rear Fender for Coupe or Roadster, 1932
Left Rear Fender for Coupe or Roadster, 1932
Right Rear Fender for Tudor or Fordor, 1928-29
Left Rear Fender for Tudor or Fordor, 1928-29
Left Rear Fender for Coupe or Roadster, 1928-29
HFEWAY
llanre—
Itr e e lv r s M e d lr a l D ischarge—
Mi
Missionary Guests—
NEW FENDERS AT 50 % DISCOUNT
Anne Clark Transferred
able frum your friends in Hillsboro '
business firms.
ti feur.
pent the h o lid a y s w ith his p a r ­
ents. M r and M rs Pete Y u n k e r o f
West U n io n C p l Y u n k e r ha ju n t
co m p le te d his s ch o o lin g at Boca
Raton. Fla M rs. Y u n k e r w ill m ake
h e r hom e w ith h e r parents. M r.
and Mt
Paul Eaton o f B eaverton.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
Albert Scoffs Plan
Anniversary O bservance
Tualatin Chapter
Meets Tuesday Night
P. E. O. Observes
Founders' Day
The
K iw a tu A la n ch a p te r m et
T uesday at
the hom e o f Miss
B lanche
llr it t o n ,
a d viso r
Miss
R ocky M c C 'iillu m was in itia te d a
a new m em b e r A sp o rt dance has
be>-n p la n n ed fo r the 2tllh o f J a n ­
u a ry
T he co m m itte e s are Misses
C a rm e litu N a p ie r. J a c k ie B u rn e y
and W in o n a Ftussell fo r d e co ra ­
tio n , M i se» Iren e M cG inn . V ir -
»- m a T in ik e r, Searle Patterson fo r
games: Misses R o cky M e C u llu fti.
Nancy P itm a n , and Jeanette Leeds
I i refreshm ent-,
F r id u y
U M l
iiTI.LSBORO ARGUS—8
Student Dance Saturday Cpl. Yunker Visits Home
C p l R o b e rt J. Y u n k e r and w ife
Eve a, Masonic Temple
A dance fo r local h ig h school s tu ­
by the
R o ta ry
O ffic e rs o f the R oyal N eighbors d e n t p o n . d e d
w ill b - in s ta lle d at a p u b lic c e re ­ club, w ill be held at th e M.»;onic
m ony on T hu r.-d a y n ig h t. J a n u a ry te m p le fro m 8 to 11 p. rn S a tu rda y.
20 Mt
G eorge S e lfrid g o w ill be J a n u a ry la A d m itta n c e w ill be by
in ta ile d a > o ra cle M aude S ta n n a rd h ig h -<h-< 1 v io le n t body tic k e t
o n ly and th e adm ission p ric e in ­
c lu d in g ta x v .11 be 25 cents M usic
. . ill be by L y n n H a ll's orchestra
and the H i- Y and Senate c lu b
boy w ill have charge o f th e flo o r
m anagem ent. P atrons and p a tro n -
<• ' i l l be fro m the R o ta ry c lu b
M r and M r
T G Br »n lee wo is c h a irm a n o f the
hr? w eek-end
ix m s o rin g com m ittee.
"Peru" is Topic
For Speakers' Meet
M l ss A rle n e lx*ntz. w ho re c e n tly
e n lis te d in th e SP AR S , le ft S a tu r ­
day f u P iilrn Beach. F la . for Ir a in -
C h a p te r H II o f the I ’ E O sis
iri - She ih th«* d a u g h te r o f M r te rh o o d w ill m eet M o n d a y at I
a nd M in Andr«*w Ix m tz H er fa th e r o 'clo ck at t h i- hom e o f M is J 1.
is s e rv in g in A u-trail.-)
Searcy Founder*' Day w ill be ttie
su b je ct o f the p ro g ra m w ith M is
Roy W ilk ie in charge
< lull Plans
m e e tin g
a fte rn o o n .it the ch a m b e i of <o»n-
iii ic e
Mi
(h uge M oorhe id u f
Salem
ta le pr «'«nflent o f federated
club? . W ill be the g tie t peak«*t
'I he m u s ic a l p r o g ra m
w i l l in -
dud«* a fiu ti-
«Jo by Leola Mae
»nnuaJ m ee tin g o f ttie ch u rc h
Y o u n t, a« ( <>uipaiii(*d by M i . .le .in
• h e ld th i m onth, arid fu r-
W illia m s o f P o rtla n d ; a o lo by
ifo rm a tio n .*..11 he u ririo u ric-
C .u o lin e K a lk w a if and g ro u p u n g -
ing led by M i
C ly d e Y ount
H » .te
i-
fm the a fte rn o o n w ill
uh hide M* d.m i
E lw o o d John on.
M i, y Hunt» , L La ri« ! dale, J R.
H ai gravi* ind P J K a lk w a if
A ll L id ie , o f H ills b o to and v i­
M em ber
o f t h - H ilh i fo o tb a ll
c in ity are in v ite d to a tte n d
f-quad
■ ere e n te rta in e d
a t the
Busin«* s m ee tin g w ill begin at charnhr i d com m erce room s F rid a y
n ig h t by Mr and M i
C T R .'h -
2 15 w ith p io ,» :.im at 3 o ’clock.
a id so n < « »ch and M rs A1 Bogue
and Mr md M i
V erne M c K in n e y
Ice c i ’ - r r , f,,i th e p a rty was f u r ­
nished by H L H a tc tia id . p ro p rie ­
to r o f th« Shake Shop, a - a re w a rd
A m ong ttie W A V E S n o w on d u ty fo r the - am w in n in g a t least tw o -
w ith ttie U S n a vy m W ash in g ton . th ir d
4 its gam< - fiie p a rty was
D ( ’ . i A p p re n tic e Seam an O pal also in ’ »,«• n a tu re o f a fa re w e ll fo r
B o b M L« r, Vur fu llb a c k , w h o le ft
A n g e lin e T a y lo r d a u g h te i o f M r
and M rs G K T a y lm
d H ill - th is week to enter the m arines
boro, re p o rts the P o rtla n d b ranch.
O ffic e of N a va l O ffic e r P ro c u re ­
m ent, w h u h tia efi.tr?«« o f W A V E S
e n lis tm e n t in O regon, S o u th w e s t­
e rn W a sh in g ton and Id a h o
A p p re n tic e Seaman T a y lo r is as-
Mr
md M rs A lb e rt S co tt, w h o
ugneri to d ie c h ie f of n a v a l o p e ra ­ liv e on ttie B u ll M o u n ta in road.
tions. in Wa h in g to n
f o r active S h e rw o o d ro u te 4. w ill ce le b ra te
d u ty.
th e ir golden w e d d in g a n n iv e rs a ry
A p p re n tic e Seaman T a y lo r g ra d ­ S unday. J a n u a ry 23. T h e ir c h ild re n
uated fro m M ills b o ro u n io n h ig h a ll plan to be hom e w ith th e m and
school .md b e fo re she e n lis te d in h o ld open house.
ttie W A V E S was e m p lo ye d w ith
B E M a tin g . In c She re ce ive d her
in d o c trin a tio n tr a in in g at H u n te r
c »liege C o lu m b ia u n iv e rs ity , New-
A n n e C h irk , w h o ha been ta k in g
Y o rk C ity
tr a in in g in th e w om en's a rm y corps
at I».
Moine
I ....,i, haa been
tra m ft-rre d to
N ew
Y o rk . M r ,
Friendly service Is always avail­ C
la r k ha been in the W A C s since
Roya I Neigh hors
Install Officers
7 hursday, dan. 20
Miss Opal Taylor
In W ashington, D. C.
Miss M ay Pride
Of Cpl. I.ai ne
Red Cross Makes
Large Shipment
¡u h
.it
Members of Football *
Squad Honored Friday
E m p li c i . I . being phiced on the R e lie f w ere d is trib u te d to men
d a iry tra in in g course now «.<» that tiers ¡»fiel ttie m eeting, to tie « w
enough f u l l t i m e
d a iry
w o rk e r« «•(I and re lu m e d to ttie • tat«* w ar
W ill he (*rpuppt«i| fo r the peak load a c tiv ili« * s eornrnitte«* I.u iir h e m i w « .
veil 111 rlie P<«tei Boscow s' li«»<4
in M a ri ti
W om en n it r i csted m ay
( a fc te ila fo llo w e d by M i
M ack
• ecun* fu rth e r d e ta il i .it the c o u n ­
ta
lk
and the re g u la r b iis ille
m e e t­
ty agent's o ffic e
ing.
In « to p p in g u p p ro d u c tio n
hist
v e a l. fai rnei . fe lt ttia t ttie b o tti •
Heck W o u ld lie la h o l shortage H«
« I u itin g . t r . u r u n i’
m ile p la c e m e n t
l»v th e e m e rg e n c y
v ie r O n M a r c ii I
em w .t s ta rte d
(.’o f f e r
«'hires
Officers Fleeted
At Guild Meeting
«3 points)
New York Dressed.
Red Emperors,
or Almerías. Lb,
ORANGES
C a lif o r n ia
lb. 34c
lb. 28c
lb. 46c
CELERY
GRAPES
N a v e ls ,
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona Seedless,
Lb.
SAFEWAY
TURNIPS
Tender, tops off.
I b
POTATOES
Klamath Falls.
50-lb.
Ore. V. 8. No. 2's.
Bag
PEARS
Green Tag.
REETS
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