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H’ll-boto (Offe) Artfu-—Thur«4 i * M ,y V Odd Fellows. Rebekahs To Fete State Officers H illslm ro O dd F ellow s and R e b ek ah s w ere co m pleting plans an d ai ia n g rm c n ls this w eek for th e M ay 22 celeb ratio n in honor of the G ran d Lodge officers of O regon The ev en t, to be held at 8 p in in th e local lodge hall on T h ird and Main, w ill be one of th e o iitstand- in i. I ! . i l l , H.il galn ei Inga h ere t u the past several y ears M ontezum a lodge No. 50 and R e b ekah lodge No. 54 of H illsboro w ill en te rta in local m em bers, v is iting m em bers from all o th er co u n ty lodges, an d G ran d Lodge o ffi cers to be elected the w eek of May 17 to 21. C ounty lodges to be h o n ored include G aston. Forest G rove. B eaverton, Scholls. Tigard. T u a latin and Sherw ood. All com m ittees have been ap p o in t e d and an o u tstan d in g p rogram a r ranged. according to local officers. A fter en te rta in m e n t is presented the evening w ill be devoted to dancing, visiting and refreshm ents. O ut-of- tow n visitors have been provided special park in g space on the S w ank M otor com pany lot n ear th e O regon E lectric depot. A co m m ittee w ill be in charge h ere un til 8 15 p m. West Slope Women To Hold Food Sale M rs W 5 Bunnell im ce 'n *’ « lurk ,'»b i; . i . r et I' .1.. d u i will held mg I- i ida' at 7 30 Coob - id e in e en «ew ng Vus’n -« r n u t ti S id then u -u ii meet- p in at the l.vle S W B irchw ood . drive Dale i»i the m eeting has been ehangi d from the second Thursday to tlie new d a ti' A social session will l allow* the business m eeting and a general invitation is issued m these interested in joining the club W EST SLOPE M em bers of the ad u lt w om en's class ot the Vail C om m ittees named fo r the p ro C om m unity t’R -bytei i.m c h u r c h w ill hold a food sale al S h afer .uni gra m are: N eer's m ark et in West Slope be G e n e ra l co m m ittee—C C B annis ginning at 10 a in S aturday. May ( hurch O bserves Mother's Day ter. A I.. Bi ock and Ed Moore: 15. C ontrib u tio n s of all ty pcs oi A special feature of the M other's reception O dd Fellows. Ed Bow food w ill be accepted and sold, and day scry ices at the I ’anyun Road m an. R alph Ramey, Bill Phelps. are to be on hand tor sale by bl Baptist church was the leading nl F a il F ish er and Lloyd Ju n k e n : Re Mrs F red Moore is chairm an ol a letter (rum Mi s H arold I'asley bekahs. M rs H I Linn. M r- G eorge the sale group, and the money d e and Mr- H oward l.akanen desig S elfridge. M rs G eorge Jacobson. riv ed w ill be used to equip the nating a m eniiin.il of $5UU fur the Mrs A rth u r M cConnahay. Mrs V er kitchen of the new church baptistry of the new building in non H ahn and Mrs Ed Bowm an; Miss Jean B rod head and Mrs memory of their m other, the late u sh ers E L girls. M ildred Bell- C arl W alker dau g h ters of Mr ano Mi - C hristine L undgren Mrs O scar am v. Lois B ertalot, Sylvia Ju n k e n Mrs W J Brodhead a rriv ed last Krugei whose m other donated the an d L eila G raham , electrician Monday from Van Nuys Cal., by church lot. sang a M other's day L arry Sisson; public address— ear to spend ten days w ith th eir | solo. C h arles Douglas; housing Roy paren ts Jean is a stunt plane pilot, A rrangem ents to purchase three S p ears and E arl F ullm er, parking and also an in stru cto r in a Van large vellow w arning signs of a p — F ra n k O rdw ay, Jo h n P J.isqott Nuys a ir school The two w ill r e proved highway dep artm en t design worded Slow C hildren al P lay" an d Louis M cG lasson, dance - V ern tu rn hom e Thursday M yron MeCamley. son o f Mr and to be placed in the W estdale d is on H ahn. H arold Jones and Bill P helps; refresh m en ts A rdis Yun- Mrs M E MeCamley of W alker trict are being m ade by m em bers ker. C aroline Babcock. Edith Phelps Road is recovering from a severe of the W estdale M other's club The decision for the project was made an d L ucille T hom as attack of pneum onia Mr and Mrs. G ill T orrence have at the last m eeting of the group, held al the home of Mrs Jesn W il as house guests. Mrs \V J G Aal- C o -operation of people In bersb erg and d au g h ter Sheila of son A sound movie 'P recious C a r various local activities and pro San C lem ente. Cal. The visitors go." yeas also a part of the p ro jects in tu rn in g news items in cam e last W ednesday and w ill be gram at the Argus office, eith e r by Mrs Gill T orrence of the West joined here In Mr. A albersberg le tte r, telephone or in person, next Saturday A fter an o th er week s Slop»* Pharm acy is staging a one w ill be g reatly appreciated by visit they will leave for an extend- w oman w ar against the sale of some s ta ff members. tf ed m otor trip through Nevada and books, which she feels are a bad A rizona The A albersbergs w ere influence for children, and is re 1 form er ow ners of the w oodland fusing to stock a nu m b er of the bulb farm and Mrs A albersberg publications w hich she feels have was a form er p a rtn e r of Mrs. Tor- a m orbid tone Her revolt against the so-called comics follow ed com plaints of parents who said th eir ____ ........... youngsters had n ightm ares after reading the books Mrs T orrence is undaunted in her stand bv the drop in comic books sales, and says she will continue h er sm all .»h- against publications w hich sh e feels are offensive. For the Graduate HAMILTON BULOVA ELGIN HOMIS / HELBROS ' When Your Pharmacist Says— "NO" CORD / OLYMPIC LATHIN / HARMON LOUVIE WELSBRO RUDANA GRANT IMPERIAL BOULEVARD SEELAND EMERSON SCHWAB You've no doubt heard about Digitalis. Strep tomycin. and Sulfa drugs. They are accomplish ing wonders every day in the treatment of disease. But like many other effective medicinal agents, these drugs may be unsafe when used without the advice of a physician. That's why your pharmacist does not sell them to you unless you have a prescription. The ethics of his pro fession keep him constantly on guard for the pro tection of your health. Your State recognizes this trustworthiness in licensing him as a registered pharmacist. One of your pharmacist’s chief responsibil ities to the community is to have available on his shelves the products of medical research. Re member, therefore, when he refuses to sell you certain drugs without a physician’s prescription, he is only doing his professional duty in protect ing you against possible dangerous results to your health. J MONARCH RENSIE LONGVILLE WAKMANN A watch is always a welcome gift. All watches fully guaranteed. ABENDROTH Jewelers Established in 1894 323 E. M ain S t - o H illsbor Phone 4062 H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N The Thompson Cabinet Works Army Officer Visits In Mountain Home By Mrs. R B. Joyce MOUNTAIN HOME I.t. R ay mond A ebischer of the arm y a ir borne service and his w ife and baby are spending a 30-day furlough in Oregon. Mr. A ebischer is stationed at Fort Benntng. G eorgia T ogether w ith his m other and sister. Mrs Emma A ebischer and Elizabeth, they visited another sister, Mrs Ralph H ester an d fam ily in S e a t tle Sunday they w ere guests at a M other's day d in n er at the H arold A ebischer hom e in N ew berg. O ther nests w ere the Ed A ebischer fam s’ of Lafay ette. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aebischer. Sherw ood, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan A ebischer of Tillam ook The hom e of Mrs. W. L. P eters was th e scene of a M other's day dinner O ut of com m unity guests were; Mr. and Mrs. J P C arson and fam ily of P ortland. Mr and Mrs. W alter P eters of T igard, the Misses G ertru d e and A gnes P eters of P ortland and Mr and Mrs. V ictor Lovejoy. Corvallis. Sunday guests of Mrs F annie S nyder and Mrs C ora Joyce w ere Mr and Mrs. Ray Ego. Mr. and Mrs. John S chm eltzer. M rs Ina Moscrip and Mr. Ben Scott of P o rt land. Mrs G eorge M oscrip is on a b u si ness trip to S eattle Attend M ountain Home C hurch Rev. and Mrs. E. A Fogg of M il w aukie and th eir daughter. Mrs Philip Jorgensen, and son Stanley of Seattle. Wash atten d ed M oun tain Home church Sunday. Mr and Mrs L ester lla llis and daughters M ary a n d C oralea of P ortland w ere w eek-end guests of Mr and Mrs John Schm eltzer. Mr. and Mrs. Ken S m ith and Phvllis Mae. Deer Island, arriv ed S atu rd ay evening in tim e to attend the C om m unity club m eeting at | Pleasant View school house L ittle K atherine F isher and Mrs D orothy H em phill w ere on the program Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Schm eltzer. Mrs. F rances B aker. Mr. and Mr L ester H allis and girls w ere Sat- urdav „ . .. evening - guests of th e H arry Schm eltzer fam ily in celebration o f M other's day an d Jo h n 's birthday The m others atten d in g the M oth er's tea given at the S herw ood high school from this com m unity were Mrs. Ray Ego. Mrs. H C. Rvan M rs P ercv Ffamilton. Mrs Nelson Likins. Mrs. L loyd H em er. M rs E arl Edw ards, and Mrs. H ow ard Brow ning. S School Presents Plays, Pageant; Graduation Set niff-T-’ l • spra!n*»3 anV -• >n the g*th» W .C .O .r. M e m b e r s ' , ulv uiihiun* -»no'iit »if th* r o rn . n y in.ii i t.v e of M r.i G enevieve Kiridel ,,i v .ib o o it to Paul V an der.anden C e /e b r a f e T e n tii ,,i |<o\ was made S undai M-•»* Kmdel is the d aughter of Mi amd M rs Ju liu s Km del and I'aul \ an fln n iv e is a r y d e r/.m d e n is the son of Theodore 11) H ' IJ i l l i i in riw VKUBO g h r StuuLiv evening | IB Mrs (> H estrrlvc anil Ibe incinbe «»I Ihe Women ■ C’.ith- Mr*. It I Jetw m h \ / ei d \ i . i ‘ Plays and a p au ! pile tb d e i <»l Eme Jei* belli a b an cunt w ere pn st ni. U bv Ibi school quet at the Eoit -dci ball in Vcr- last \\ eek uni a lai va’ ci o\\ <1 attend boei I to i't lebt ate then tenth all d Die p iim .u s room undt‘1 tin* III VI ¡,ii \ f.»i a, e«; well* piesetiteii direction of th eir t« achei Mrs An tl» u lI the past I’liici taitgcrs i n K a sn u H se n . p re s e n te d l ie B lu e » l v v F ather M urphy o( the Baker Lake of the Z uni Indians m lull dun win» t* m ehaiatc o( tturul color and costume* Mis Edw ard la te i\tu ition m that district. g a\e Blown of H illsboro aeco ’ p a n ted a v e n etibi htvning di* course upon at th e piano the v .due ot rural life. \ pageant The Ftcedam T t a m ’ M ix , D e 'o th ) Vandi i andeii act was presented by the upper , oom cd as pianist Mai > Bell ai led a > under the direction of Airs I.etha toaittn i stress Maffitt. principal Th«* W C t ' E presented donu- The interm ediate room under the -ii chi cks to tin» pat ishea o( Vet d u e c lio n o f t h e i r teat h e r. M rs boort Ri»\ and Ko,est G rove tow ard Chi i tel Mables pre a n te d a p l j y th eir building G ards a n d School’s Out at I’.itcr Hollow ' tol- cam es follow ed turnD the banquet, which lo w c d w i t h th e V i iu m i a re e l w . h p rep ared b\ the M other s clot» I' 1 \ Serves Kcircxiiiiients of V c,boort High coin w ent to Kceeipts for the csening am o u n t Ju stin C runiean. V incent Hermon-. ed to SkM 10 R efreshm ents w eie Mai v .Ann llennvns. Alice Van - • \ ed b> th • 1’ T A (oil w ing the Dvk^r l.ow score w ent to Gl.ure entertainm ent Evers Eighth grade Kt .«dilation will be held at the lla /e ld a le school next Board M eeting Sumlav M nnda) evening. Mav 17th at H W ednesday at K p in The class composed of all boys are KonaLi P in there w ill be a school board m eeting to d cteim in e the disposal brickie. Victor W right. Don K e p hart. Bobbv Pfeifer. Sammy Snnich of the old gym nasium T his meet mg w ilt be held in the high setmol and Tedd Pierson The Hooligan and V annigan soft M rs C H C ollett of Modesto. Cal . spoke to th e fourth and tilth hall gam e was a victory by a H ’ grades last week M, C ollett spoke -core last Sunday m orning on the Bud ' iterm en on India, w here she and lte\ C ol V erboort diam ond lett spent a g re a t num ber of yegrs had several positions left open b. the absence of a few players and as m issionaries. Sheila Kae P atterson, d au g h ter of substitutes w ere used N o r m a n M M a u i ice W a n g e n b lu s t. m a d e the first com m union at St M ary's academy, w here she is a student ('aim ing Chit» O rg.m i/ed Miss ra v e Nichols home demon stration auent of Hillsboro, met at the school last T hursday and or* uam /ed a 4-H canning club com posed of the younger c u ’s of the interm ediate grades Mrs K J. S m urthw altc J r , • the the group and w ill meet each W ed nesday afternoon at her hom e O f ficers elected as follows president. G eorgianna B irch: vice-president. Mary Sm urthw aite; secretary and sargent a t arm s. Nancy B erger: song leader. M arcia Collett, and pianist, Delores S haper O O B club m et last w eek at the hom e of M rs M ildred T auscher Games w ere played w ith Mr* G e rt rude L ancaster fu s t prize; M rs K atherine M ilbrandt second p i t Nlr„ [..ilian ste .d e th u d prize Th. next m eeting w ill be held Tuesday afternoon at the hom e of Mrs Elor- ence G a rriio n on E arim ngton i ad Scout Troop llold> Pot-luck Keedville Boy Scout T roop No 225 had a pot-luck d in n er last Wed- , nesdav evening at th«’ Keedville school. P aren ts of the boys w ere invited to atten d and see the boys initiated into the Scouts bv T G B ronleew e. scoutm aster from H ills boro Boys from H azeldule w ere L«'Roy Berger. Jo h n Higgs. Dwight J e n sen and Bobby and Jimmy Stout Last T hursday the Scouts made their last trip to S hattuck school for sw im m ing instructions for this term. LeRov W aring and his m other Mr C G W aring retu rn ed to their home at Eresno. G al. «»n Sunday after spending a week at th«’ home of Mrs E L W aring and Mrs W il liam Price. J It. Sm urthw aite Jr. retu rn ed home last F riday f r o m Detroit. M ich . w here he had attended the 14th annu.il conferenc • <»f veterans em ploym ent representatives. If 1-. i B- • an I Mi it E Jensen are program chairm en foi the next m e«ting of the Coopei Dale G arden club to be held Wed- nesday afternoon M a v 19. at th«1 home of Mrs G len Burge. Thev wish to rem ind all m em bers to dress as they w ould to w ork in th eir gardens. A nyone com ing in “Sunday go to church clothes will be penalized In stallatio n of offic ers and a guest sp eak er a re also on the program . e r's day d in n er at M .inninc. O regon B etty Joyce cam e hom e S aturday from O. S. ( ' and Mr. and Mi Joyce and Keith took her back Sunday. T hey enjoyed the Mother day d in n er in Snell Hall and til- concert given in th-' afternoon M- Shaw and Mrs Dan Kl-ek retu rn -I I-cgion Band Plays w ith the Joyces a fte r spending the The A m erican Legion band of w eek-end w ith th e ir sons Mrs. G eorge K irk p atric k wa S herw ood played at the V eteran hospital in P o rtlan d F riday eve hostess to the L adies Aid T hursday ning. H arry R yan and C arolyn Ego T w elve ladies attended. Word w as received this week a re m em bers of the band. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ego. Stanley from Mrs. W ally Russell, w ho i an d C arolyn. M arvin T aylor, Mr still in Uie hospital, stating th at she an d Mrs. Ken S m ith and P hyllis is steadily im proving. enjoyed a picnic lunch S unday and The Double-Tree cla i bu Ine la te r atten d ed the w edding of Earl m eeting and social hour will be R ogers a n d F ried a W hiteside In held at th e F red A ebischer hom e this F riday evening. V ancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. F r e d A ebischer Mrs. F rances B aker, th e George K irk p atric k fam ily and the H an y y i spent W ednesday w ith th e ir son S chm eltzer fam ily atten d ed a Moth - ' Dan and his w ife in Tillam ook. Vaitdet zatulen ot Ho.v Mi a n d Mis Mike Y unker an- eontm ed to th eir home w ith the m um ps The I ’»‘inetel V eoininittee is a I mg loi a $a uo assessm ent (loin evciy m em ber of the Bund» and 11,mi oth eis having deceased leia lives buried there This will repa> cleaning and ic .ce d in g the eem e tery. Fir Grove Club Meets May 18 F IR G R O V E F ir l i t u v i 1 .«dies e of fin i» m i l M .iv H ll a t Hu- hom I M i . E il l l a t f i i ' l i i W illi m m mem« rx i e 11 111< i U n til A lle n w h o i liv in g m N» . b e ig .u n i going Io high *1 hool, vis- ite il last S um ía s at th e h o m e o f h o i f .d iie i I lai i v A lia n M r a n d M i < T C o o n ra d a n d tw o c h lld ic n . n io v e il la st W eek to their n e w ly p u n lia s e d hom e at Mulw.n T h e y h a d been m a k in g th e n lion,«* w d h M« and M i • ( ’ L G i • on. fa t ile ! a lc i Illo th e l o f M i- <’o o iu a « i T h e c a rd pait.V o l th e !• I (b o y « * I..id le s « In i' w .i In l«l at th e h o m e ot M is E d l l a l f i e h t S a tu id u y n ig h t S ix L ib ie , o f c a id > w er«' in p la y H ig h s c o ie w e ld to M i W a ll I le i lin g a n d low to M i-. E lm a Ita k i- i M t s L in a C h i ist« n ->»n «>( r . n t land, he, «i d« , M W W i ll i » m q h e t f id h c r and mollicii. M i u n d M t C L l ‘«t«,i «»Il «'I C o i n e l ui i,, S u n d a y gu est - at th e h«»me o f M i Lena Mayors 'They w e re «II «.iq tune neighbors at Buxton I! s«-u ago Y o u A ,e A lw u y s S a tis fie d W h e n Y o u H ead Tile A lg o s ( 'l a «sifted New Home Owners T IM E TO P ÍA N T FRUIT TREES- SHRUBS l.. Your new hou.M* is not a Imine u n til It Is lamiscapevl Now in tin* pro p er tim e to m ake your xluiib bery planting around your new home EV ER G R EEN S • A Z A L E A S - R H O D O D EN D R O N S We have over 100 species of Ey« ig H ’ens a n d o th e r p la n ts mu h n K hododendron» and A saleas bulled in earth ie.»<ly to j-o Every plant is in perfect condition und guaranteed to grow. Advisory Service S a v e Up to 50% Trained sulcsjx-ople ami one or more exp-i ienced landscape men available at all times to give you suggestions as to t h e proper planting for your stvle of home. Save half of your landscaping cost by buying direct from grower and doing vour own work. for P H I LC O a n d o th e r m o k a PORTABLE RADIOS G IT YOURS TODAY THIY'Rt GOING FASI .A » FO R f ST GROVE. ORE. OVER 15 CENTURY 'fiADlO SERVICE The Gift Every Graduate Wants The Store of Furniture Value MELTEBEKE FU R N ITU R E CO. We Save You Money on Every Purchase IS moving to a new location H eadquarters a b o u t M a y 14th ROOS S« A m e ric a ’s M ost B eau tifu l Cedar Chests on SOUTH SECOND AND WALNUT ST. NEAR IMPERIAL MILL $ Q 4 .9 5 ¿2’ To b e tte r s e r v e y o u r n e e d s in CUSTOM-MADE CABINET WORK BUILT BY H ig h e st C raft M eth od s - M o d ern M a c h in e r y SA SH DO O RS FR A M E S G L A SS H A R D W O O D LUMBER PLYW OOD C O M t S f U I h Y ¿ Q U IP P E D W i l l i D E L U X E T K .4Y . I oil le n g t h , Strunnlincil, Sclf riiing. T i l l i M ay he eaiily Ufte J out. T o c c o - h a r d e n e d c r a n k s h a ft s a n d m a n y o th e r d u r a b ility fea tu re s . Yes, C M C heavy d u ties have ‘ ‘w h a t it ta k e s ” . . . and m a n y m odels are now available. O ASO IINI • D IH t l NEWTON THOMPSON, Owner Phone 4564 I n c t u i l c t $2W M olli Im u rtiin t Policy! W h e n you b u y a C M C fo r heavy h a u lin g you get a tru c k t h a t ’s heavy d u ty a n d a ll tr u c k . C M C heavy d u tie s have b ig , b ra w n y fra m e s . . . w ith w id e , th ic k -le a v e d springe to m a tc h . T h e y have h eavy, h u s k y axle« an d tra n e m i» e io n e t h a t c o m b in e to p rovide as m a n y ae 15 fo rw a rd speeds . . . b rakes u p to 21 inch es d ia m e te r . . . heavy disc c lutches. E ngines are p o w e rfu l v a lve -in -h ea d s . . . w ith e x tra heavy THl nUCK Or VAlUt Hillsboro, Oregon for S w a n k M o to r C o . 150 South Third A ve. Phone G31 A lovely chest to give or own. Large size with a generous capacity for safe »tor- age of furs and woolens. Richly matched veneer exterior to grace the home and harmonize with the finest of other furniture. Full aromatic red cedar interior. One of the very best values we have ever shown. N A T IO N A L L Y , .¿ A D V E R T IS E D !
