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Pu siner.r. Women
See Pictures;
Initiate Members
\lds Halloween
rty Last Week
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show n
iind< i an picen o f
the P o rtla n d
G e n e iu l E le c tric co m p a n y at the
d in n c i m e e tin g o f
BiHines.s arid
P r o fe ;• in n d W< rn e n 't < b ib FiidO V
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b i 't i i i e
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by
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p i ogram lu irn b e i : w ere
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Ifu tfm a n .
M e rle S e lfrid g e ,
H omo
S clu ld ,
M »i g a u d
P e rry .
M aude
S ta n n a rd . A u d re y
Seaoold
and
V io la Paynt« » Jessie S e w e ll wa t
p ia n o a cco m p a n ist.
A
T h a n k »giving
d in n e r
was
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i ibb* d«*coi a tio ri« c a rrie d o u t the
T h a n k s g iv in g rn«4if.
T he m e o f the m e e tin g b e in g
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bv
th e
c o m m it t e e
e h u ri'h T h e m e e tin g w ill com m ence
at ID o 'c lo c k in tiie m o rn in g and
last u n t il 2 30 in the a fte rn o o n A
p o t-lu c k lu n ch e o n w ill be a fe a tu re
•f ■1 d a y, w it h H ilis b o io w .'la-i:
« u p p ly ln g th e hot dislies, Fi rest
G r o v e w o m en the salads and Bea-
V if t o n w om en the desserts
A n in fe re tin g sp e a ker w ill p a r­
tic ip a te in the p ro g ra m , a c ra ft
-le m n n s tra tio n
w ill lie held and
I i «gr im «liseu ion fo r th e Hlue
I t m i-
C am p
F ire and H o riz o n
g ro u p s w ill he c a rrie d cn.
z\nv w o m an w h o is in te re s te d in
y o u th is in v ite d and u rg e d to at
te n d th is m e e tin g z \ll a re asked to
tilin g scissors, a n t th e ir sugar if
th e y w ish C offee, tea and ro lls
w i l l be suoplh-d
T h e re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e H ills ­
b o ro C o m p F ire C o u n c il was h e ld
in ttie C a m p F ire
ffic e in th e li
b .«rv F rid a y T he lu e s id e n t. M rs
R a lp h Eastei p resided
Tin E x te n s io n c o m m itte e r e p o r t­
ed tli.it th e re are now 15 H lu e B ird r
C a m p E re and H o rizo n g ro u p s in
H ills b o ro T tie A w a rd s c o m m itte e
an n ou n ce d th a t fo u r g ir ls had pass
e l th e ir T r.u ls e e k rr» ' l a n k 111 C a m p
F ire T h e C iv ic S e rv ic e co m m itte e
c h w rm u n , M rs Z «i i M o rg a n , re-
|> ,rte d th a t C am p F .re g ir ls w e re
c o n tin u in g to h e lp in th e seal sale
a c tiv ity .
N o m in a tin g c o m m itte e
m ade a
r e jio rt and discussion was c a rrie d
on M rs H o m e r S e ttle m ie r w ill be
tin ' p re sid e n t o f the H ills tx ir o c o u n ­
c il fo r tlic c o m in g ye a r; M rs Casev
\ ic e -p re s id e n t, and M rs J. W B a r ­
ney s e c re ta ry . The tre a s u re r and
committee chairmen w ill be an«
n oiineed la te i M rs F’ aul P a tte rson
was c h a irm a n o f the n o m in a tin g
«o m m itti-e N e xt m e e tin g w ill be
h e ld in J a n u a ry .
inf iti i i
R oom y p a tc h p o ck ets, b u t­
T h e se C o v e ra lls
a r e m a d e to ta k e
p re p a re d
T h i y e a r m O re g o n to o n C h r is t-
inns le tte rs c o n ta in in g sheets o f
C h ris tm a s Seals w ill go o u t in th e
m a il th a n i vei be fore M ore people
W ill be asked Io J u n e in the w o rk
.
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Christmas Ssol» wip(. ,,ut tUb« n u-
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AgalaU TwUffwtetii ritiw busy p n -p .ii*
n ig tho*.<* C h ris tm a s
le tte r
f o r th e m a il T h i-y are the
ni< fi w(«rnen anti c h ild re n w h u lo v e
th e
p i n t o f th e 1 .n rn p lijth te r d e ­
p u te d on the Seals arid w a n t to
h e lp spread th e message o f th e
i> o iib le -H a n e d Cross.
T he le tte r . th e m se lve s te ll w h y
th e C h n .tm u .« Seal sale th is year is
im p o rta n t
W h y do we need th e
d o lla r asked f o r 9 F ro m the le tte r«
w’e fin d these answ er«; T o c a rry th e
n iM ig g c o f h o w to p re v e n t tu b e r-
cu lo sis; to m a k e chest X - r a y s e r­
vice a v a ila b le to a ll people;
to
m a ke sure o u r c h ild r e n do n o t have
tu b e rc u lo s is and to teach h o w th e y,
w h e n th e y reach m a tu r ity , can p re ­
v e n t tu b e rc u lo s is in th e ir c o m m u n ­
itie s
T u b e rc u lo s is in s t ill a p ro b le m in
O regon C h ris tm a s Seal m oney h e lp :
so lve th a t p ro b le m .
Last ye a r. 271 persons d ie d in
O re g o n o f tu b e rc u lo s is . It is pos­
s ib le to p re v e n t a lik e n u m b e r fro m
d y in g th is n e xt y e a r, i f we can reach
th e m , teach them the facts, and
fin d th e disease b e fo re it is fa r a d ­
vanced.
D u rin g 1945, th e m o b ile X - r a y
u n it w h ic h is su p p o rte d by th e sale
o f Chrixtma Seal! (ave cheat X -ra y i
fre e o f ch a rg e to 52 984 persons.
T h e C h ris tm a s Seal sale is th e
a n sw e r to th e q u e s tio n .
W ill w e
w’ lpe o u t tu b e rc u lo s is ? W a s h in g to n
c o u n ty a lw a y s has m et its q u o ta
fo r C h ris tm a s Seal sale
It w ill
Camp Fire Leaders
Meeting Today
Today
« T h u rsd ay i
an
a ll-d a y W eek's Schedule
in v e iin g
<«f
W a sh in g to n C o u n ty
C a m p F ire leaders w ill be h e ld at Of Coming Events
th e p i i sh h a ll o f th e E p itro p u l
w h ite tw ill bv C a r h a r tt . .
to n fro n t
a v in g
A n u m b e r o f e lig ib le
w om en
W 'ie guests ut th e d in n e r
C o m m itte e m ch a rg e o f th e eye-
in n r . e n te rta in m e n t in c lu d e d H a z­
el
If uf I
c h a irm a i
Runlet
K in iin e ih -
It< a S c h lld .
M aude
S ta n n a rd . V io la Pay lit e r . Fay V ic k -
i i
M a rg a re t P e rry and Jessie Se­
w e ll
Mo
llild a h
H ig h b e , c h a irm a n
fm the C h i L.trnas d in n e r, re p o rte d
th a t it w o u ld tie h e ld at th e c h a m ­
b e r o f co m m e rce and th a t each
m em b e r a tte n d in g sh o u ld b rin g a
g ft fo r e xchange and for h e r guest
< if she has o ik * r 'fh e «• w ill be
n u m b e re d and d ra w n
N e x t «o u n c il m e e tin g
w ill
be
held W ednesday n ig h t. De< » *rn b e r
I I . at th e borne o f Mr
R u th M u l-
ke v. 2.35 N o rth F ifth avenue
Postman Will Call
On Novem ber 25
it
Still T a n C O V E R A L L S of
lo n g -w e a rin g h c rrin fjb o n r
D u ra b le am i eco n o m ical.
Thursday. N ovem ber 21
W o m an 's F e llo w h ip meets at
C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h . 2:15 p.
m.
Firem en'«! A u x ilia r y m eets at
F ire m e n '» h a ll. 8 p m
M a ry -M a rth a
S ociety m eets
a t T r in it y L u th e ra n c h u rc h . 2
p in
Friday. N ovem ber 22
P y th ia n S iste rs m eet at K
h a ll. 8 p m
P.
M onday. N ovem ber 25
C o u n c il o f R e p u b lic a n
W«>-
m en m eets at hom e o f M r- P a u l
P a tte rson . 452 Ea.«t L in c o ln ,
2 30 p m
T o w n se n d c lu b m eets at M e th ­
o d ist Church basem ent. 8 p. m
T uesday, N o v e m b e r 26
■Lions A u x ilia r y
meets
at
E pisco p a l p a ris h h a ll. 8 p. m.
W ednesday. N ovem ber 27
M enzies g r u p o f C h ris tia n
c h u rc h m eets at h o m e o f M rs.
J u liu s H iksen, a ll day. w ith
p o t-lu c k lu n ch e o n .
F ire m e n 's a n n u a l dance at
S h u te p a rk a u d ito riu m . 9 p. m.
T h u rs d a y . N o v e m b e r 28
T lia iik s g iv in g D ay u n io n s e r­
vices at M e th o d is t c h u rc h . 9:30
Mrs. Eckart Speaker
Here This Afternoon
M r» ( ' H E c k a r t O f F a r e s ! G r v e
w i l l be th e guest s p e a ker th is a fte r ­
noon at th e m e e tin g o f C o ngrega­
tio n a l W om en's F e llo w s h ip a t the
i tiu re h S'Wial ro o m
W ho Is M y
N e ig h b o r ' is th e th a m e c f h e r ad­
dress.
The m e e tin g is c a lle d fo r 2:15
o 'clo ck, and ¡»-a w ill be served t il
th e close o f the m e e tin g . M em b e rs
a nd frie n d s in v ite d .
A rm y S u r p lu s
J u s t a rriv e d . S a f e ty so le
5 -b u c k le a ll r u b b e r o v e r ­
sh o es. M ad e b y U. S
R u b b e r Co.
Rock ( ‘ reek hom e e x te n s io n u n it
a
if M i
( W S c h in d le r near B e th a n y The
m e e tin g opened at 10 30 a rn . W ith
32 m em bers and v is ito rs present.
IzH te r
fro m A i tr a lia rece ive d
th ro u g h A C W W w ere read
» rid
g e o g tjp h u *
c o n d itio n s and
c iv il
b /e
>f tTtis c o u n try b r ie f ly des
Cl .be 1
T h e gr- u p vo te d to r«> »perate
w d h a c o u n ty p io / r a m on C h ild
C a le
io be g iv e n e a ily in th e year.
A /a le « Sager
wu-» selected
n
the c o m p e titio n fo r a nam e fm the
b iiild u i/, b e in g
p«»n -»red by horn#
«.< o ii o m ic
u n it
*•« be ••reeled V.
O reg o n S ta te c o lle g e to h o u a* 4 II
g ir l f n a j o r i n i n hom e econom ic«
'I*he u n it also decided to g iv e C h r is t­
ina* boxes ■ » ho p it ili? e d veterans
'(■rough *he Arner can L e /io n A u x
ilia r y ra th e r than e xchange g ifts .
In the a fte rn o o n , M is F aye N ic h ­
'd . h -rn e d e m o n s tra tio n agent, pre
sented her assistant, M< s B e ry l
S c o th o rn , who discussed ’ Idevelop­
in g C h a rm .' a s t u jy m c o m m u n ity
arid fa m ily co op-eration and fr.e n d -
liness.
met T h u rad
Thank
.m g f>ay w ill lx- ob
nerved iti a u n io n
e rv ie e h e ld in
the M eth o d . J c h u rc h T h e tim e
w ill be 9 iff .» m T h u r. dav N o ­
v e m b e r 28
Rev D F N o u ro * ,f th e C o ri/r»
gatiO h.J
c h u rc h
-Vili b fifi»
’ he
jh a n k n g iv u - » rm o ri Oth»-r m o
i ter« o f th» ('» m m a ru ty / / I l »
ta k e pal t in the f ro >. am
'I be o .fe r r, * rec e iv e d
w ill be
g iv e n peed . illy to < fu r ita b d m t
r e lie f eau «• bv rnut lai agreem cni’
o f th e p.o tu o p a tin g etiurch«*;
'J l ie
•• i
■
> , ’» •!
tin : a*r vi(<* dedic j ’ ed to th e o ffe r
m g o f tliar.K t . G od for H
ble
.ng upon in i
» n a ilo n atei i
in d iv id u a l ;
Lions fiuxiliary
To View Pictures
Of Scouts' Trip
I.in n s C lu b a u x ilia r y w ill meet
a t th e Episcopal c h u rc h on T u e s ­
day. N o v i in b e r 20. at 8 p m. R alph
B axter, d is tric t c h a irm a n o f the
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty and P o rtla n d
area o f th e Hoy Scouts o f A m e ric a ,
w ill show p ic tu re s o f th e H o y Scout
t r ip to Y e llo w s to n e
M rs
R a lp h
E a s ie r w ill ta lk on
C am p
F ire
w o rk .
She is p re s id e n t
of
the
W a sh in g ton
C o u n ty
c o u n c il
of
C a m p F .re g irls .
Hostesses w ill be M rs. James H
C t . a p ii. il, Mr
R o b e rt C la rk . Mr.-
E d w a rd C C om an. M rs Reid C o t­
t r e ll and M rs James W D ie r ir k x
Helen Voorhees
Speaker at Club
Manleys Return
From California
M r and M rs W R M a h lc v re ­
tu rn e d home la st w e e k fro m San
,
M
spent several weeks in tr a in in g as
a Red Cross e x e c u tiv e s e cre ta ry
and home se rvice w o r k e r A fte r she
c o m p le te d th e course
M r M a n le v
d ro v e do w n and th e v w e n t to l.««s
A ngeles to v is it re la tiv e s , v is ite d
his b ro th e r E m erson at S a .v te ll
V e te ra n s ' h o s p ita l at Santa M on ica ,
and his sister, M rs. E d w a rd Junes,
at G rid le y
M rs. Jones re tu rn e d hom e w ith
th e m fo r a v is it. She is a fo rm e r
¡■esldcnt o f H ills b o ro , h e r late hus­
b a n d h a v in g been w ith the M Her
M e rc a n tile h e re fo r some tim e, and
la te r assistant m an a g e r o f Penney's
sto re at Forest G ro v e . H e was m an ­
a g e r o f P enney's sto re at G rid le y .
C al
u n til his d e a th a b o ut fo u r
ye a rs ago.
B jgk
raa.
"Soy It
w ith
8 ? 9 f Flowers”
1 /
C u t F lo w e r s
P o tte d P la n ts
P 'T A
m e e tin g fo r N o v e m b e r
held at the G ro n e r « h » 'l In ­
stead o f M id w a y school, the usual
place. M r. G a rn e t O x le y m d M rs.
Jesse F an ch e r se rve d on hostess
c o m m itte e
A p p o in te d fo r th e c m in i ye a r
ire M
V iv an Hesse h o s p ita lity
ch l i r n u n a’ J M r ; H e n ry H u h lm .
p u b lic ity .
A
m w n b e rs tiip
d riv e
. o m rn ittte M rs S ills , M r
O x le y
arid M r
R u lllm was elected.
The
sor.at. .ri agreed to as st
•he S c tio lli W om an
d u b in its
p h y s ic a l
f tnes
d e m o n s tra tio n
g iv e n b v M iss D o ro th y M oore and
s ix ’ h g ia . e p u p .I, ,,f M .d w a y and
G ro n e r •< h , .Is. 'I he m e e tin g was
th e n ipeued f - r discussion on ways
and means fa r in c re a s in g m e m b e r­
s h ip
A lig h t lu n ch e o n was se rve d by
th e h o s p ita lity t >mm.t»ee
Max Read Graduates
From Floral School
M a x Head o f H ill F lo ria t shop r e ­
tu rn e d to H ills b o ro S a tu rd a y a fte r
sp e n d in g fo u r w eeks
at
Kansas
C ity , M is s o u ri, w h e re he fin is h e d
his course a t th e Peed S chool o f
F lo r a l A r t is t r y jn d g ra d u a te d oh
N ovem ber 8
Mead sto p pe d at Y o rk . N ebraska
on th e w a v ho m e and v is ite d w ith
a b ro th e r a n d sister.
Attention, Veterans
t<ucal V . P. W post w ishes t.i
to o il ve te ra n s o f a n y w jr
i c o rd ia l in v ita tio n to a tte n d the
a n n u a l stag part>' to be h o ld F i i •
d a y n ig h t at V F W h a ll. N in th i n i '
O ak
T h u w ill be th e place w h e ir
y .u w ill m eet y o u r o ld frie n d s and
C ,m r idc . and OftlOy a g<> x l p ro
g ra m ." said P n rd K e n n e y , post
c o m m a n d e r.
M rs D ie r d o r ff f l l —
M rs Em m a D ie r d o r ff.
been ill. is convalescin'»
b«>me o f tie r sister.
Ml
S ch a e ffe r in I.in n to n
Past ( hiefs M eets—
Past C h ie fs ' c lu b m et T h u i day
C I.
Oakes, w ith M i s A n g ie H a r r in g ­
ton. M rs J R P c p p a rd and M rs
F ra n k H a rr az, a ssisting hostesses.
A t ’ he games w h ic h fo llo w e d the
i, . : . . e ... ion. pi 1/es w ere won bv
Mi
Agne
Hi o w n . fir s t and Mr.-.
E lla W o h le r, co n s o la tio n in b rid g e :
Mi
H e n rie tta E m rn o tt. fu s t, and
M rs
E tta C ook.
co n s o la tio n
in
ru rri uy.
It Was vo te d th a t each
m em b e r ta k e a g if', w h ic h w o u ld
be n u m b e ie d fo r
th e C h ris tm a s
p a rty t , be h e ld at th e hom e
f
M r- Em m a M c K in n e y .
Bazaar D ecem ber I l -
A ll S a in ts G u ild w ill h<
zaar W ednesday, Dacemb.
tin- E piscopal p a ris h h a ll
night at th e hone- o f M rs
Baraains
Christmas
A c o u n t sh o w s b u t 28
m o re s h o p p in g d a y s u n ­
til X m a s. T h a t m e a n s
ju s t 28 d a y s in w h ic h to
se le c t y o u r
I f B aby
Has A Cold
AT IEDTIME rub
throst. chest. bscH
with VapoRub. Re-
let-bringing action
starts instantly. . .
T e e n -T im e r D R E S S E S
M in x M ode D R E S S E S
C a ro le K in g D R E S S E S
M a rjo n e D R E S S E S
L a m p l W ool D R E S S E S
COATS
S U IT S
PU RSES
UNDERW EAR
WOKS FOR HOOK
while child sleeps
to relievo coughs,
muscular sortness
and tightness.
home remedy
j'ou can use to relieve
B est-known
distress of children's colds Is
BRAS
P A JA M A S
N IG H T G O W N S
CO M PA CTS
C O S T U M E JE W E L R Y
APRONS
SLA CK S
SW EATERS
S K IR T S
ETC.
A large selection of GIFTS for the MISS or MRS.
comforting Vicks VapoRub.
Even while you rub it on,
VapoRub sta rts to work to
ease d istress. . . and it keeps
on working during the night.
No w onder m o st m o th e rs
a lw a y s d o *
this when a
coldstrikes.
V a p o R ub
D O R O T H Y 'S
READY - TO - WEAR
Hillsboro, Oregon
W | V l \ d
J a v e M c K a lso n S m ith
W a rd M. M c K a lso n
A TRAVEL & AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT POLICY
Covers all forms of Public Transportation-plus
Private Auto—for $10.00, ages from
3 years to 70 years.
GRIFFITH & MEEKE
NEWSHAM
FLORAL CO.
Groner School PTA
Appoints Chairmen
MOST MOTHERS DO THIS
F IR G R O V E
M iss H elen V o o r­
hees was th e speaker Tuesday a f t ­
e rn o o n at th e F ir G ro v e S o cia l
c lu b m e e tin g at the hom e o f M rs
A A Soule She to ld o f h e r w o rk
at th e S ta te h o s p ita l in S jle m , arid
needs f th a t in s titu tio n T h e c lu b
has ta ke n th e h o s p ita l as its p r o j­
ect. a nd voted to donate $15 to Miss
Voorhees to use as she th in k s best
F o u rte e n m em bers w e re present
at th e m e e tin g
M rs Jack B e rta lo t re p o rte d on
the Y o u th C o n s e rv a tio n m ovem ent
A c a rd p a rty is scheduled fo r
S a tu rd a y n ig h t at th e hom e o f M r
and M i- J o h n W a lk e r
on h iw a y
H eated o p in io n s are a p o o r sub-
s titu te fo r h e a rt» on fir e
e m b e r -1,19-16, HTf L ^ f iO f tO (O re , A fcO U
Pock Creek Unit
Receives Letters
T e le p h o n e
171
H IL L S B O R O .
n e a r c it y lim its
OREGON
F bone 1891 — H illsboro
tio n a l dances Io be g iv e n by th e
M asons and Eastern S ta r S o cia l
e ltib w ill be h e ld F rid a y n ig h t at
th e M asonic tem ple.
Hosts
and
hostesses w ill
bo
Messrs m d M esdam es H W W e il
I W P o y n te r. W illL P v le and I f '
L. M a cK e n zie .
R u b b e r b o tto m
w i t h
h e a v y oil ta n n e d le a th e r
u p p e rs. F irs t q u a lity felt
insole.
Home from Trip
M r and M rs. A lb e r t A lb e rts o n
re tu rn e d M n d a v fro m s ix w eeks'
v i s i t w ith re la tiv e s in N o rth and
S outh D akota, and a t r ip to B la c k
H ills w h ic h th e y re p o rte d as beau­
t if u l and w h e re th e y saw b u ffa lo
d e e r and m o u n ta in goats. T h e y also
v is ite d th e bad lands, and w ith
frie n d s in M ic h ig a n . T h e y e n co u n ­
te re d a g re a t deal o f snow , but the
h ig h w a y s w e re clcor.
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c - u / ia AC
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Hair stylos — creations by
Monte and LaVelle from the
glamour capital are n o w
brought to you by our own ex
pert operators.
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Exciting as a gown that bares your white shoulders.
SETS,
Just the merest touch of White Shoulders Perfume
PA CK A G ES,
THE
THE
BABY,
will do...wonders.
GENTLEM AN
P A T'S BEAU TY SH O P
PAT
J A C K S O N , R. C . P rop.
—
B E T T Y P R A T H E R , R. C.
W IL M A S H IP L E Y , R. C.
137 N. Third Ava.
HILLSBORO
Telephone 2374
A ll O p e r a to r s M e m b e rs of N a tio n a l H a ir d r e s s e r A sso c ia tio n
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OREGON