The Hillsboro argus., June 28, 1945, Image 13

CELEBRATE AT
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday,
Fire Destroys
Brooder House,
Young Turkeys
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fo w n o f th e
m e rc h a n t
m a rin e
T in re w ete 31 p ic ic n t,
M r a n d M m G e o rp . D o lo r tim i
f o u r d n u g h te m o f P o rtla n d titov* d
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to
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CHERBY PICKERS
WANTED
To register ut the
“Old Home’’
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on highw ay.
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Section Three—6 pages
Five Boy Scouls Beedville Host Reedville Church
Awarded Honors To County Group Women's Group
Meeting Today
A L O H A I lir U L K
F iv e
boys o f
I t E F H V I b l .F
H eeiivlll. OhrlK
B oy S. out d roo p 2111 re c e iv e d tin lin n E n d i-n v o r si«-n-ty w as h o«t to
in n e r . J E is e n h o w e r
w a r *.ervn <• th e Wu«hi>iK»on C o u n ty ChriM tlan
mi d a l
fo r each c o lle c tin g
1000 iC in h u v o r U nion ut u m e e tin g h e ld
pound* o f w.i to p.ijH*i T h e a* boy . h e re S u n d a y u fta rn o o n
on
th e
u e R o b e rt C asteel, R ic h a rd Ras- -w-h'w.l law n I)elog»teM w i l e pie»
m u sen, K e n n e th
E a rlo w ,
I/o u is |e n t f m m B e n v e rto n , tla z o ld a le , a n d
I lillH le » .« le tii'i C le m e n t S p a rk »
V o o th u
and J irrirn v t ’h u n n r Don
a id
H at t is
re c e iv e d
h o n o ra b le of B> i v . 't o n led tin- »ong » e r v l.t,
m e n tio n fo r c o lle c tin g 500 pounds Ito to tliy K irk w o o d of R e ed v ille led
S in ce tin* lo c a l an la id fu n d » in th e d e v o tio n s, on th e » u h j e .t "T h e
thn. c o m m u n ity
a te
no
lo n g e r f 'h u lle n g e O f C h rlH tiu n ity ,;" K a th
h e n Im la y of Itee d v llle »ting u
needed, tile fu n I o f $11 w e re tu rn
• d over to th e b u ild in g fu n d o f 010, "M y T a s k .’’ I>r W illia m Mil
tin* Al«»ha B a p tis t c h u rc h by J. I,. lik e n , p ie s ld - n t of P o rtla n d B lip
tin t S e m in ,iry , whh g u e s t » p e tik e r
T u rn e r
*
W o rld W id e Guild o f th e A lo h a •in th e to p ic , "l-InllHt fo r C h r is t,"
w
ith »peciiil a p p e a l to y o u th . A
C o m m u n ity
B a p tis t
(h u tc h
m et
M o n d a y e v e n in g a t th e hom e o f c a b in e t m e e tin g p r .c e d e d th e rally .
N o rm a
O 'C o n n o r a n d
K a th le e n
M rs L e o n a rd V in c e n t.
Im la y w ere in c h a rg e of r e f r e s h '
m enttt, w h ic h followed.
at
Mt
th e
hom e
of
th e ir d au g h ter, Hold Meet H ere
i. H erm an E gger.
M ore t h a n
40 P r e s b y te r ia n
m ln-
R E feJD V IL L E
C h u rc h W o m e n -
U H iocjntion
w ill
m eet
to d a y
I iiiu i ..d a y ) a t 2 p m. u t th e h o m e
of M rs. fe d L asley, w ith M r .
Guoig< I> lppeit us c o -h o ste s s. M is.
E. J. I.a R u e will p r e s e n t th e p ro
g ta in , on C h in a a n d K o re a . Stoll
. all w o id is "K e e p ." M e m b e ia a n d
It lend» u te in v ite d .
At tile »(xaal h o u r fo llo w in g the
m e e tin g
of
Beav< r to n
M a so n ic
lodge i h u is d u y n ig h t a t th e M a
so m e tem p le,
L. M c G e o rg e wu
h o n o i ed w itn a sp e c ia l de< o r a te d
c a k e lo r his b n t h u a y a n n iv e r s a r y ,
w n lc h w as J u n e 21.
T o c e le b r a te th e 12th b ir th d a y
a n n iv e r s a r y ot h e r d a u g h te r D a r-
lecn, M rs. D a n ill l l g a v e a p a r ty
fo r a g r o u p of 12 b o y s a n d g . n s at
n e r h o m e S u n d a y a i le rn o o n . <ja m -
o u t-o f-d o o r» p ro v id e d a m u s im c n t
a n d a b ir th d a y c a k e w as in c lu d e d
in th e r e tr e s n m e n t» se rv e d .
M is« B e tty C o r n e r ) » p e n t th e
w e e k -e n d a t th e b e a c h .
A ll Un* fa r m e r * in thia c o m m u n ­ i a t .i » a n d e ld e rs of P o r tla n d P r e s ­
it y an- hu»y m a k in g h a y
b y te ry w e re p r u t e n t fo r th e q u a r
D a v id J iH p n th o f N o *b « rg vis t e r ly m e e tin g h e ld h e re J u n e 19
Ite d tin* Anu*» W a lk In»» fa m ily on m iiie mu lc room of the school
Sunday
lie
lia s been a tte n d in g b u ild in g A m ong th e s p e a k e r» w i r e
a r t MChool In Lo?» A ngeles.
Dr
B e r n a r d M o n tg o m e ry , p a s to r
M o.
fa m n o ra
W h itm o r e cam e o f C e n tra l c h u r c h ; D r. F r a n k ly n
hom e J u n e 17 a f t e r s p e n d in g a H ud ao n , of W e s tm in s te r c h u r c h ,
we» k w lt ii In i d a u g h te r, Mm Le
D r. P a u l W r ig h t of F i r s t c h u rc h ,
lie Lee, o f C o tt.ig e G ro ve
all o f P o r tla n d , am i B ev It W
Mm
Itn le tg ' i
W h itm o r e ca m e I An tor of F ir s t I ’re » b y te rla n c h u r c h
hom e S a tu rd a y fr o m
M o n m o u th o f A sto ria
L u n c h e o n -wu» se rv e d
w lie ie .-hi him fin is h e d a tw o w eek in th e b a » ern e n t d in in g ro o m by
« u m m e r school co u rm
th i w om en o f th e lo cal c h u r c h ,
B a N K S — M ary lin P ric k e tt. the
S lia io n V a n D o rn e lo n w as ta ke n w ith M rs. E J . L a R u e , Mr». C. A eig n i-y car-o ld u a u g n lc r of Air. ami
to tin* Doe i n b e rh e r
h o s p ita l
tn K elly a n d M rs. O tto G e o rg e in Mrs. Alerle P ric k e tt, received
a
P o r tla n d Ju n e 17 a f t e r s u ffe rin g '•rta ig e
lig h t concussion ot tne b rain when
an a tta c k o f in flu e n ç a m e n in g itis
M is H e n ry C lasae n a n d in f a n t ; she fell tro m a bicycle on w hicn
E m il A lt was d ra g g e d h u t n o t son D avid P a u l, b o rn J u n e 10 a t she w as rid in g dow n the C a rsten s
in hit cd When Ills te a m ra n oiway E m snm -1 h o s p ita l In P o r tla n d , c a m e h ili F rid ay . a n e w as ta k e n to a
w h ile m o w in g h a v » a rly t ills week
h o m e la a t W e d n e sd a y . A s is te r ,
M i-i Ja n e W a tk in s o f P o rtla n d V irg in ia , a n d a b r o th e r , H o w a rd , physician and is re stin g an d im ­
is v is itin g a t th e A n io n W a tk in s w h o sla y e d w ith M rs. T. L asle y pro v ing in bed.
Mr. and Mrs. E rn est M arr a n d
h o m e till-, week
in Hi.-,: m ol In i
a l.’ .-n,
hav.
c h ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. C liti S andy
HUSBORO
ANNUAL
HAPPY DAYS
CELEBRATION AND
Banks Child is
Injured in Fall
re tu rn e d home.
Shoiver Honors
Recent Bride
A T T E N T IO N !
Aloha - Huber
BANKS Mrs
W arren
B row n
i A lice G e h rts i, a recen t brid e, w as
■riven a miscellaneous
ih o w tr
M o n d a y ev en in g last w eek
PLEASE DISCONTINUE SPRINKLING
Through the- Months of
JULY through OCTOBER 31.
Shortage of water supply makes
this request necessary.
Commissioners of
Aloha-Huber Water District
Sales and Service
Bring your car in and
let us check it for
repairs.
Washington County Motors
Enrl Morley, O w ner
West Baseline at City I.lmits
Hillsboro, Oregon
at th e
Amos C u trig h t hom e Mrs. B row n
received a v a rie ty of lovely and
u iefu l gifts
She
re tu rn e d
to
B rem erton T u esd ay to jo in h e r
h u 'b a n d w ho is statio n ed th ere.
I n ters S ervice
L ester Moen of this y e a r’s g ra d ­
fcal w
u ating class o f B anks high school
w as in d u c te d in to the serv ice S a t­
u rd ay A f irow ell p arty w as given
f -r him F rid ay ev en in g in the
H A Z E L D A L E H a z e ld a le H a p p y
H o y a l N eighbor hall.
H o u r club m eets T h u rsd a y »to­
Mr. and Mrs G len Moss and tw o d ay )
w ith
E d y th t
B rc tth a u e r.
ch ild ren of N ew p o rt sp en t sev eral T h e re w ill be election of o ffic trs.
d ay s last w eek a t th e hom e of h is
A n e ta Balee a rriv e d S a tu rd a y
sister, Mrs. V erne P rick ett, n ear fro m V allejo, Cal., fo r tw o w e e k s’
B anks, G len J r ., rem ain ed for a v isit w ith h e r f a th e r a n d g ra n d -
lo n g er visit.
«
l m o th er.
Mr«. C harles R a m in g to n e n te r­
M rs R o b ert P e ttitt a n d sons of
R ainier. Wash . and Mrs. J. M iller ta in e d J u n e 21 w ith a birthday-
p
a
rty fo r h er «on B uddy, lt being
also from W ashington spent l;ist
w eek at th e hom e of M r. an d Mrs. I h is -sixth b irth d ay .
T h e re w ere 59 in a tte n d a n c e a t
E m m ett S h ip ley of B anks an d Mr.
and Mrs. O scar Love of T h atch er. S u n d ay school. T he o fferin g w as
T h e y c a m e to h e l p m o v e (J
I) Jtt.27. B irth d a y s of Louise H ester-
D reeszcn, fa th e r of th e fo u r women lee an d Mrs. L ouis M arkell w tre
from th e F orest G rove hospital to .c i ...
N ine person« from th e Y oung
th e E m m ett S h ip ley home. He has
8 ociety a tte n d e d
th e
: been in th e hosp ital since last A u- P eo p le's
W
ash in g to n C ounty C h ristian E n ­
l g u st w ith rh eu m atism b u t is now
d
e
a
v
o
r
rally
held
a
t
R
eedville
on
ab le to be in a w h eel-chair.
S u n d ay. T hey re p o rte d a p ro fitab le
B anks l^egion b aseb all team w as an d enjoyable m eetin g . D r. W. T.
d efe a t« ! 3-0 S u n d ay on th e B anks M illik en of P o rtla n d
w as the
diam ond by a g ro u p of o ld e r p la y ­ sp e a k e r.
ers o f th e com m unity.
Lt. and Mrs. G eorge T hom pson
of P o rtlan d sp en t S u n d ay and M on­
d ay in B an k s a t th e hom e o f his
p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. C liff T h o m p ­
son. Lt. T hom pson is on a 30-day
furlo u g h from the hosp ital in W al­
R E E D V IL L E — G range H ome
la W alla, w h ere h e h as been hos­ E co n o m ics club m et Ju n e 20 for
p italized since his re tu rn from a p o t-luck picnic lunch«on on the
E urope. H e w as in ju red in the law n a t th e hom e of M rs. H elen
foot in a b a ttle in G erm an y in S chilling. Tw elve
w ere present.
M arch He is now able to w alk P la n s w ere discussed for the a n ­
w ith th e h e lp of a cane.
n u al b a z a a r to be held in the
A ttend F u n eral
fall, d a te to be an n o u n ced later.
M r. and Mrs. C h arles S h ip ley N ext m eetin g of th e club will also
atten d ed th e fu n erals o f M erle and be an out-of-door picnic lunch on
F loyd P o rte r held jo in tly in a Ju ly 18 at th e hom e of M rs. A r­
ch u rch a t O reto w n S unday. T h e th u r C arlson.
tw o b ro th ers an d an u n cle w c ic Tw in» B orn
B orn, to M r. an d Mrs. W a lte r
d ro w n ed in the N estucca riv e r
J u n e 18. T h e th re e w ith fo u r o th ers D onnell of ro u te 3, B eaverton,
w ere in a boat w hich o v ertu rn ed . J u n e 19 a t Jo n e s hospital, tw in
Mrs. M erle P o rte r w as fo rm erly boys, L a rry R ic h a rd an d R aym ond
D oris H utchens, d a u g h ter of Mr. Dale. Mr. an d M rs. J a y F ro -t of
and Mrs. C ad d ie H utchens fo rm e r­ R eed v ille an d Mr. a n d M rs. P e te r
D onnell of P o rtla n d a re th e g ra n d ­
ly of (Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. S h ip lev sp en t S a t­ p a re n ts. Mr. and M rs. D onnell w ere
u rd ay n ig h t at the O la H op k in s g u ests S u n d ay a t the F ro st home
an d la te r visited Mrs. D onnell and
hom e in T illam ook.
e tw in s a t th e hospital. Mr*.
M argery W firnick and L illian th
M ullcncx, teach ers in B unks g rad e D onnell rt tu rn ed hom e W ednesday.
school, arc a tte n d in g s u m m e r school S av e C iv ilizatio n —B uy W ar Bonds!
in P o rtlan d .
Officers lo Be
Elected at Meet
Reedville Club
Has Out door Meet
OLDSMOBILE
Oldsmobile Sales and Service
I w en t to R ockaw ay i-rid ay a n d re-
' m ain ed u n til S u n d ay ev ening.
M rs Je n n ie M athew s m oved last
w eek into h er new house in H anks.
Mrs. Tom E ngen w e n t to L ong­
view T hu rsd ay io visit h e r daugn-
ter-in -lu w , Aus. L ee E ngen, and
■ in fa n t son.
T he baby w as b o rn
J u n e 13 in th e L ongview hospital.
T h e fa th e r is in tn e arm y a n d is
statio n ed a t F t. Lew is.
M others' clu b c le a re d $4ti on the
ru m m ag e sale th e y re c e n tly h ad
in th e u eg io n hall.
L Fine Values for Your Home
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JULY 1-23-4
PROGRAM
SATURDAY, June 30
8:30 p. m,—Inauguration “Goddess of Liber­
ty,” Shute Park Auditorium.
9 p. m. to 1 a. m.—Dancing in Auditorium.
Music by Joe Dardis . . . “The Music
You Ordered.”
Carnival attractions all evening by Browning
Bros. Amusement Co.
SUNDAY, July 1
1:00 p. m.—Free Act on Midway—“Tony, the
Wonder Horse”—Just out of high school.
2:00 p. m.—Rodeo in New Ball Park—Tualatin
Valley Rodeo Association.
7:30 p. m.—Free Act on Midway-—“Tony,” the
Wonder Horse”—Just out of high school.
Band Music all day by Washington County Band.
Carnival Attractions all day and evening by
Browning Bros. Amusement Co.
MONDAY, July 2
2:30 and 7:30 p. m.—Free Act on Midway—
“Tony, the Wonder Horse”—Just out
of high school.
Carnival Attractions all day and evening by
Browning Bros. Amusement Co.
TUESDAY, July 3
KIDDIES’ AFTERNOON—All ride admissions
reduced.
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WEDNESDAY, July 4
9:30 a. m.—All-horse Parade—Downtown to
Celebration Grounds.
10:00 a. m.—Flag-raising Ceremony at
Shute Park.
10:30 a. m.—Patriotic Exercises in the
Auditorium.
1:00 p. m.—Free Act on Midway—“Tony, the
Wonder Horse”—Just out of high school.
2:00 p. m.—Rodeo in New Ball Park—Tualatin
Valley Rodeo Association.
7:30 p. m.—Free Act on Midway—“Tony, the
Wonder Horse”—Just out of high school.
9:00 p. m. to 1 a. m.—Dancing in Auditorium.
Music by Joe Dardis . . . “The Music *
You Ordered.”
Patriotic Music all day by Washington County
Band.
Carnival Attractions all day and evening by
Browning Bros. Amusement Co.
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1:30 p. m.—Kiddies’ Parade—Downtown.
3:30 p. m.—Free Act on the Midway—“Tony,
the Wonder Horse”—Just out of high
school.
2:30 p. m.—Kiddies’ Rodeo at New Ball Park—
15 years of age and under.
7:30 p. m.—Free Act on Midway—“Tony, the
Wonder Horse”—Just out of high school.
9:00 p. m. to 1 a. m.—Dancing in Auditorium.
Music by Eddie Burke.
Carnival Attractions all day and evening by
Browning Bros. Amusement Co.
FREE ENTRANCE TO GROUNDS
FREE PARKING - FREE PICNIC GROUNDS
4 BIG DAYS OF FUN
Shute Park, Hillsboro
DANCING - CARNIVAL - PARADE - BAND MUSIC
FREE ATTRACTIONS - KIDDIES' DAY
Sponsored by Hillsboro Volunteer Firemen