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H illsb o ro (O ro.) A rg u s — T h u r s d a y . M ay 13. 1948
"Mobilizing tor
Peace" Theme ot
National Meeting
W ith th e c o n v e n tio n th e m e "M o­
b iliz in g for P e a c e " th e G e n e ra l F e d ­
e r a tio n of W om en > c lu b s n a tio n a l
c o n v e n tio n in P o rtla n d . Max 24-29,
w ill h a v e as sp e a k e rs, m en a n d
w o m e n p ro m in e n t in n a tio n a l a n d
in te rn a tio n a l a ffa irs fo r th e ir a s ­
sem blies. p a n els, lu n c h e o n s a n d d in -
M rs W illia tp B C h a n d le e . H ills­
boro. O re g o n fe d e ra tio n p re sid e n t
a n d c o n v e n tio n c h a irm a n , a n n o u n c ­
ed th at th e fo llo w in g s p e a k e rs w ill
p a r tic ip a te in th e c o n v e n tio n
O n T u esd ay Mav 25. R ay S o r e n ­
son. m a n a g in g d ire c to r of th e Y M CA
in S an F ra n c isc o . C a lifo rn ia w ill
sp. , i k on " ( to r C o u n try 's P r o g r e s ­
siv e P ro g ra m fo r Y o u th " T h is w ill
be an e v e n in g session d e v o te d to
y o u th c o n se rv a tio n a n d his a d d re ss
w ill be p re c e d e d by a p a n el of
s ta le c h a irm e n of y o u th c o n s e rv a ­
tion d isc u ssin g ' How W om en s c lu b s
a re
S tim u la tin g
and
E x te n d in g
S e rv ic e s for C h ild re n a n d Y o u th "
W ed n e sd a y . M av 26. w ill h a v e at
th e m o rn in g session. I tr S te p h e n
B 1. l ’e tu o s e J r . P re sid e n t-e le c t.
A m e ric a n U n iv e rsity of B e iru t. L e ­
b a n o n on " A m e ric a a n d th e M id ­
d le E a s t"
At th e W ed n e sd a y a f t­
e rn o o n
session
an
in te rn a tio n a l
b ro a d c a st w ill be a ire d th ro u g h
th e C o lu m b ia B ro a d c a stin g sy ste m
• R ound W orld R o u n d T ab le ' T he
m o d e ra to r w ill be D o ro th y L ew is,
c o o rd in a to r.
w o m e n 's
b ro a d c a st,
ra d io d iv isio n of th e U n ite d N a ­
tio n s P a r tic ip a tin g w ill be m e m ­
b e rs of th e G e n - r a l F e d e ra tio n 's
e x e c u tiv e b o a rd h e a d e d by M rs J.
L B la ir R uck p re sid e n t, a n d in ­
c lu d in g M rs A m b ro se N D iehle
in te rn a tio n a l
re la tio n s c h a irm a n :
M rs J o h n 1. W h ite h u rs t, e x te n sio n
se c re ta ry of fo reig n a n d te r r ito ria l
c lu b s a n d M rs T h e o d o re S. C h a p ­
m an e d u c a tio n c h a irm a n
F o llo w in g th e b ro a d ca st D r W il-
son C om p to n , p re sid e n t of W ash ­
ington S ta te college, w ill sp e a k on
" H ig h e r S ig h ts "
T h u rsd a y . M av "7. at th e m o rn in g
session. C a rl S ta rk e r. O regon la n d ­
scape a r c h ite c t a n d a u th o r of W est­
e rn F lo w e r A rra n g e m e n t." w ill d is­
cuss P rin c ip le s of F lo w e r A r r a n g e ­
m en ts
M rs J o h n J K irk , c h a ir ­
m an of th e In d ia n w e lfa re com -
m itten O” "T o m o ro w 's A m e ric a n I n ­
d ia n s .” T in s w ill b e a n im p o r ta n t
to p ic as th e G e n e ra l F e d e ra tio n w ill
a ct on a re so lu tio n w h ic h fa v o rs
th e re fo rm of th e U. S. O ffice of
In d ia n a ffa irs b o th as to policy a n d
a d m in istra tio n .
O n T h u rsd a y . M ay 27. at th e a f t­
e rn o o n sessio n u n d e r th e p u b lic
w e lfa re d e p a rtm e n t of th e G e n e ra l
F e d e ra tio n D r R ic h a rd R islev M or-
ga*. i in su ltin g p sy ch o lo g ist a n d lec-
tiu E r in p sv chologv at L ew is a n d
C*a k co lle g e has given his topic
^ » • •W o m a n 's M ind a n d th e N ew
C ooini u n ity .”
T h u r s d a y e v e n in g w ill pay a sa l-
>te to th e J u n io r C lu b s a n d w ill
B K c a fe a tu re d sp e a k e r. D r P h ilip
C u m m in g - n e w s a n a ly st and
rtwr e n fa to r on A m e ric an ^ o u th
F5c.
th e F u tu r e .” T h e re w ill be
a p re s e n ta tio n of n o ted sc ree n p e r ­
so n a lities vet to be a n n o u n ce d a n d
a w o rld p re m ie r of M elody T im e.'
a W alt D isney fe a tu re p ictu re.
F o r in te rn a tio n a l re la tio n s day.
F rid a v . M av 28. th e a fte rn o o n se s­
sion w ill h e a r G e n e ra l C a ro s P
R om ulo. A m b a ssa d o r E x tr a o r d in a r y
ELECT
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PEO M eets M o n d ay
C h a p te r BH of P F. O. w ill m eet
M ondav a fte rn o o n at th e hom e of
M rs R R E aste r. 427 E ast G ra n t
s tre e t D e ssert lu n c h e o n w i l l be
se rv e d a t 1 o 'clock
young
veteran'
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B irth Is A nno u n ced —
M r a n d M rs W a lte r S c h e n d e l ot
S a lem a n n o u n c e th e b i r t h of a
d a u g h te r. J a n e tte M arie, on May 3
G r a n d p a r e n ts a re M r. a n d M rs C
A H a r d e r of C o rn e liu s a n d M rs
A n n a S c h e n d e l of F o re st G ro v e
T h e ir th re e o th e r c h ild re n h a v e
b e en sta v in g w ith th e ir g r a n d p a r ­
e n ts in C o rn e liu s
Mrs. V in in g H o n o re d —
M rs E lv m V in in g of C o rn e liu s
w as h o n o re d at a s u rp ris e p in k a n d
b lu e sh o w e r last T h u rsd a y n ig h t
at th e h om e of M rs H e rm an F r e u d ;
e n th a l n e a r H illsb o ro A b o u t 15
g u ests w e re p re se n t A fte r a p p ro ­
p r ia te gam es w e re p la v e d r e fr e s h ­
m en ts w e re se rv e d by th e hostesses.
M iss N o rm a F re u d e n th a l a n d M rs
W ilm a M eacham .
R eceiv e F e lic ita tio n s—
M r a n d M rs Marv in B azzel N o r­
m a L a rse n of B e a v e rto n i a re r e ­
c eiv in g c o n g ra tu la tio n s on the b irth
of a d a u g h te r. D iane M aria. May 4.
at W ilcox M em o rial h o sp ital. P o r t­
lan d G r a n d p a r e n ts a re H en ry L a r ­
sen. R oute 4. H illsb o ro , a n d L u lu
B azzel of P o rtla n d
(Jiijjiwle
W illiam G re e n e r. 53 la te of B u x ­
ton died suddenly T u esd ay in n
F u n e ra l se rv ice s for Mrs H alim
Spill.is. 64. la te of ro u te 4 H ills
boro, w ho d ied S a tu rd a y in a local
lo sp .ta l. w e re h e ld T uesday a f te r ­
noon from th e D onelson A- S ew ell
c h ap e l C o m m itta l w as in F ir I aw n
cem etery R ev C liffo rd N T ro u t
o fficiate d at th e se rv ice s
M rs S p ilia s w as b orn in S c h o lle s
Ind . N ovem ber 25. 1883. a n d lived
at ro u te 4. H illsboro, for th e past
10 y e a rs S h e is su rv iv e d by h e r
h u sb a n d . A n th o n y , and a d a u g h te r.
M rs I-ce G e o rg e of ro u te 6. P o r t ­
lan d
P e n d le to n h o sp ital F u n e ra l se rv ice s
w ill ho hold at 2 P ni S a tu rd a y
from the D onelson
S e w e ll c h a p
ol B u rial w ill be in H illsb o ro c e m e ­
X
tery.
M r G re e n e r w as b o rn in H uxton
Max 28. 1894 He is s u rv iv e d bv a
son Irw in G re e n e r. W alla W alla.
\\ i , tw i brothers. Prank Green­
e r C o rn e liu s a n d A lb e rt G re e n e r.
H illsboro and th re e siste rs M rs
H arvex G rill. T a n g e n t. M rs. H a ttie
S te in k e and M rs L y d ia F r e u d e n ­
thal. both of H illsboro.
H e n ry W isch. 71. died suddenly
Sunday- a t his hom e at ro u te 2. G a s­
ton F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ill be held
at 2 p m. T h u rsd a y i t o d a y from
th e D onelson A S e w e ll chapel. Rev-
C o llin s o fficiatin g C o m m itta l w ill
be in F o re st V iew c em ete ry
M r W isch w as b o rn in Illin o is
O c to b e r 18. 1876 H e h a d lived at
ro u te 2. G aston, fo r 17 y e a rs He
is s u rv iv e d bv h is w ife. M ary; tw-o
sons. F re d W isch. B eav erto n , and
R a y m o n d W isch. Y am hill: f o u r
d a u g h te rs. M rs H azel Sax. P o r t­
lan d : M rs M abel S c h w a rtz H oi-
len d a le. F la . M rs F lo re n ce D e’.an-
ev C a rlto n , a n d M rs L ola N elson.
L ak e G ro v e : tw o b ro th ers. E rn est
a n d D C . b oth of M innesota: a
siste r. M arv C h u rc h . M innesota, and
I l g ra n d c h ild re n
te ria ls for m a k in g ru g s a n d n o v e ls
w ill be fe a tu re d .
A m ong th e u n its p a r tic ip a tin g in
th e sale a re N o rth P la in s. F o re st
G rove.
B u x to n -M a n n in g .
C edar
M ill. B rookw ood. T u a la tin . T ig a rd .
S h e rw o o d . C h e r r y G ro v e . H illsid e-
K an sas C ity. F e rn H ill. N o tre. G le n ­
wood. R ock C re e k , a n d H a rriso n .
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G e tty . 66. fo rm e r H illsb o ro r e s i­
d e n t w h o died S u n d a y at his hom e d a y in a local h o sp ital. T h e b ab y
in St Jo h n s. O re., w e re h e ld W ed ­ w as b o rn in H illsb o ro A p ril 27,
n esd a y m o rn in g from th e D onelson 1948
& S e w e ll ch ap el. B u ria l w as in
P h illip s c e m e te ry . Rev B e rt Ryd-
m an o ffic ia te d a t th e se rv ice s
M r G e ttv w as b o rn in New-
Y ork S e p te m b e r 14. 1881. a n d had
lived in th is v ic in ity u n til th ro e
v e a rs ago w h e n he m o v ed to St
Jo h n s . H e is su rv iv e d by his w ife.
M ary, a n d tw o d a u g h te rs. Mrs. D o r­
o thy C om p to n . P o rtla n d , a n d Mrs.
A licia R am so u r. O re g o n C ity .
.lui k Hi»vli
f«>rm* i m it .(.mitili,:
h iu d le i al llilh i liow a ophom oi,
.0 U nivei nix "I < h cg o n look lo ,1
p l.il e lo ! th è W eldoot
in thè .’.■n
v a n i low h in d i.' e x .n l S a lu id .n in
thè um iliai big do.il lucci Ilei IX , , |,
l i S t ' a n d U o( l > al Coi valli
llo v le c o v c ie d t h è d ista n e .' In
2 III scem ili- Ile Iilso piaci d i m in i
ili t h è 1211 v a n i lnjgli liu id le eveul
I,, iiie g m i S ta te . H all T i n n i i , wlm
c o v e ie d thè d ista m i' ili 13 2
Bx M rs M K Ja c k
and M l- 4* 4 ttndge
JA C K T O W N
4 II e lu te a n
sp o n so rin g an e n te H a im n e n t .il the
-ohoolhou-e F rid a v . Mix II at I
p in . Io ra ise m onev fill ■ uiim ii i
school sc h o la rsh ip s L u n ch " i l l he
se rv e d bv th e m einbei a n d noun
m ad e candy w ill lie sold E v ery o n e
is w elcom e
In d u s tria l c lu b in d last T h i n 'd a '
at the hom e of M is I. I 4 ickeii P m 'la n d Mi a n d Mix T lionoi .e,
w ith M i- F 1’ Lllidoxx and Mi
Ol M ol.illa Ed < llb b o in .uni l ìi.o
H a lo id B en n ett co lio-ti". a
Xix
lotte ltoM 'inan ot t 'a - i .i d e co llig ,
Icon m e m lie i- a n d th re e vtaltors
w e re p re se n t R eport * of the W .e h
in g to n co u n ty fe d e ra tio n m ee tin g
at S c h o ll- w ere giv en by the dele
g ales w ho a tte n d e d M i- lle i licit
S e h n eid ei g ave an In te re stin g ie
i TI
p o ll on e an e er foi the h e alth i cpoi I
f k
A p lan t sale w a - held am i n e lle d
$ , till The n e x t m ee tin g w ill lie al
the hom e of M l- D avid R ussell
B 9
M i- |< P Lllidoxx w ill e u te il.iiu
F L O W E H S lo r
the F .u m in g to ii L ad le- A id at hei
ho m e i'h u rx d ax , May 20
I
Y our W oddinij
Mi and M i- C h a rle - H osenian
a n d Jo h n iiv an,I S au d i a Bio ion
w en t to P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y to m eet
M r- Ito-em an - -istei M i-- J e n iu i
S m ith, who ai liv e d th a t in o iiu n g FX
from G ouda. In d ia S he h a - been
superinl«‘mt«’nt of a M o lh o it iN i ( In i *
tia n m ission school in In d ia She
h a - se rv ed in the m ission field since
1915 and is now re tire d It lias been
N EW SH A M
I I ' , y e a r- since h e r last fu rlo u g h
I I IIK A I. < <1
S he w ill m ak e h e r hom e in P o r t­
,1.1 Hmii.lOW l’iep
lan d .
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S u n d a y d in n e r guests at the
talsi on Highway
C h a rle s R osem an Home w e re his
m o th e r. M is A n n a R osem an of
S alem Mi and M is F. D R osem an
a l - o o f S alem
Mi and Mi
B e lli
Ja c k so n and M ike and S u sie of
Nylon
PANTIES
F O R W O M EN
C h e rry ,
e g g sh e ll
a n d g re e n .
C ollege H urdlo E vent
At
A ll-W h ite
Sweaters
G ra v e s id e se rv ic e s w e re held
W ednesday at F ir L aw n c e m e te rv
for M ichael D ouglas Ja m e s , in fan t
son of Mr. a n d M rs. D on Ja m e s,
ro u te 4. H illsboro, w h o d ie d S u n -
T r - i.
E d m u n d M 1 iird in . lal
of Jo
ep h . died in th a t c ity S a tu rd a y
May 8. of a h e a rt a ilm e n t F u n e t i
se rv ice -
w ere
h e ld
W edne-d o'
m o rn in g at 11 o 'clo ck at A J R >-.
F u n e ra l ch ap el. P o rtla n d , w ith m
te rm e n t at L in co ln M em orial n a rk
M r P u rd in w as b o rn m a r B a n k -
J u lv 31. 1873. on th e W esley Pin
d in farm , now o w n e d by H enry
V anD ehcy H r sp e n t his hoyhoo.i
th e re , and la te r m o v ed to P o rtla n d
w h e re he w en t in to b u sin e — w ith
th e firm of P u r d in B ro th e rs. A i r ­
tig h t H eaters a n d T in S h o p A bout
1925 he m oved to J o s e p h a n d w ent
in to the logging b u sin e ss He had
re sid ed th e r e since.
S u rv iv in g a re his w ife. V iola, of
Jo se p h ; one siste r. M rs M ary A
T a y lo r of H illsb o ro ; a n d fo u r b r o ­
th e rs , A ustin W P u rd in . M iles C
a n d O tis K . all of P o rtla n d , a n d
E llis P u rd in , w h o re sid e s on his
p a rt of th e hom e p lac e n e a r B anks
CA SH M ERE
Geliy Services
Conducted Here
Bx M rs. B etty I’h itp o ll
N O R TH PI.A 1N S
U u e -ts .it th e
hom e ot Mi and M rs J 11 D avis
on M o th e rs .tax w e re Mi a n d M i-
l lo a m D avis of B e a v e rto n Mr a n d
M i- A rth u r P.ix is a n d c h ild re n of
\ ■ i. Mi aii,i Mi i A J Hanns,
Mr
Patrick Davis and Mi - B ar-
nice R oduek of P o r tla n d
F rie n d s h ip tem p le No. 8. P y th ia n
S isters, w ill hold th e ir n e x t m e e t­
ing F riday Max 28. in ste a d of F ii-
tax Max 21. d u e to th e p rim a ry
ele ctio n
Dies at Joseph
Lovely Soft 100%
A c o u n ty -w id e ru m m a g e sale
sp o n so red by th e co u n ty e x te n s io n
u n its w ill be h e ld from 9 a m to
6 p m
S a tu rd a y . May 15. a t th e
E piscopal G u ild hall. 4th a n d L in ­
coln stre ets. H illsboro.
C h ild r e n s c lo th in g , a d u lt c lo th ­
ing. dishes, p lan ts, bulbs, seeds, m a-
P y th ia n Sisters to M eot
? a,ive. B.anks, Man
A R R IV E D 1
Rummage Sale Set
By Extension Units
B o n n e v ille d a m am t o n I«» I’eitdtc
Ion, w h e re th e y sp e n t th e night
w ith M rs Plugiiiun's» f a th e r »md s is ­
ter.
r e tu r n in g
S a tu rd a y
night
S u n d . > th e S m ith s left fof horn»
goin g bv w ay of S e a ttle . W ash
M is B re n to n S ta p le to n a n d son
B re n to n J r of V a n co u v e r. Wa h
w ere w e e k -e n d g u e sts of his u n eh
am i a u n t. M r and M is S K W hite
O th e r g u e sts at th e W h itt horn*
w ere M r a n d M rs T om H a rris ol
P o rtlu n d
M r tie r.(h i A very took M rs Av
e ry . d a u g h te r E liz ab e th , son. Bill,
am i Mix M a rg are t A v ery to T im
h e rlin e L odge S u n d a y , w h e re they
sp en t th e day
L eave fo r S a c ra m e n to
M is C M B eeler a n d sons B ryce
a n d B ia d h 'y left .Sunday for Sac
ra tn e n to . C a l. fo r a th r e e w eek
v isit w ith M is B u l e i s p a re n ts and
sistei
(M ore next w eek I
Bs Mrs. J u lia E Ue<e.illi
SH FH W O O D H om e M akers Fx
ten sio n unit m et in th e xoei. I room s
of th e I D S c h u rc h F rid a.' Mas
7 fo r th e ir re g u la r m e e tin g S u h
jeel of th e lesson w as p rc p n rilic
food (or the d e e p freezei
Mis-
F ay e N ichols of H illsb o ro ssa-
g u rst sp e a k e r. T h e un it is b u sin g
a lu m m a g c sale in H illsb o ro Sat
u rd a y . May 15 w ith all u n its o
W ashington c o u n ty p .irtic tp itm g
F a il R e iser w as u n a b le to lie ii
th e s to re last w e ek o n a cc o u n t o'
illn ess
D avid D fM o u ltn , a fo rm e r Shot
w ood high school stu d e n t, svli,
jo in e d th e N avy last sp rin g , ha-
been hom e on fu rlo u g h He re
tu rn e d to S an D iego w h e re he w ill
a w a it o rd e rs in re g a rd to being
sent to an a v ia tio n school in Ten
nessee He has sig n e d tip for th re e
m ore y e ars in th e se rv ic e
M em bers of th e H olly e h a p t >i
OES
of S h e rw o o d s i - l t . d the
N ew b erg c h a p te r T h u rsd a y nig h t
(or th e ir f rie n d s h ip m ee tin g T hey
re p o rt a v ery e n jo y a b le tim e
A rriv e (ru n t C a lifo rn ia
M r a n d M i s S m ith of S o u th Da
k o ta a rriv e d at ttie G e o rg e I’l.ig-
m an hom e W ed n esd ay (to m C a l
ifortita. w h e re th ey h a v e b e en
sp e n d in g th e w in te r F r i d a v M i
a n d M is P la g m a n a n d th e n guests
m o to re d up th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r t,
M rs T elia H an sen , 67. lo n g -tim e
re sid e n t of th e c o m m u n ity , died
T u esd ay nig h t
F u n e ra l se rv ice -
w ill be h e ld M ondav at 2 p m at
D onelson Ac S e w e ll c h a p e l in H ills-
w ith Rex W T M u lf o r d o f ­
ficiatin g B u rial w ill be a t H ills ­
boro c e m e te ry
M rs H a n se n w as b o rn M av 2
1881. at W estw ood. M ic h ig a n S u r ­
v iv o rs in c lu d e th e w id o w e r. A lb e r'
J a n d o n e son. C h e ste r, b o th of
H illsboro.
D r G eo rg e M e rry m a n . fo rm e rly
of H illsb o ro , d ied T h u rsd a y at
K la m a th F a lls a f te r an illness of
se v e ra l m o n th s P re s b y te ria n f u n e r ­
al se rv ice s w e re h e ld S a tu rd a y a f ­
te rn o o n in th a t c ity
D r M e rry m a n . 69 w as th e son of
th e la te C a p ta in a n d Mrs. J o h n D
M e rry m an . and sp e n t his boyhood
d a y s in H illsb o ro He a tte n d e d m e d ­
ical school in C h ica g o for se v e ra l
y e ars, a n d g ra d u a te d fro m th e
U n iv e rsity
of
O re g o n
M edical
school. He h a d been p ra c tic in g
m ed ic in e at K la m a th F a lls since
ab o u t 1905
Dr. M e rry m a n is su rv iv e d by his
w ife. M abel C a m p b e ll M e rry m a n :
tw o sons. D r G e o rg e J r . S a n ta
A na. Cal . a n d D r J o h n D M e r r y ­
m an of K la m a th F alls, a siste r.
M rs H e rb e rt M oulton. N ew Y ork,
a n d a b ro th e r. H a ro ld M e rry m a n .
a tto rn e y at K la m a th F alls He w as
a cousin of T h o m as H T o n g u e of
H illsboro.
M rs. E B T o n g u e a n d son R o b ­
e rt a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l, re tu r n in g
h om e M onday n ig h t
Wisch Services
Set for T hursday
Home M akers Extension Unit H ears
Lecture on Deep F reeze Procedure
Mrs. T. H ansen
Passes T uesday
Dr. G. Merryman
Dies at Klamath
Services Conducted
For M ich ael James
Pd M»
William Greener
Dies in Pendleton
Rites Conducted
For Mrs. Spilias
L ast rite s for N ed O lin M cCoy of
F o rest G ro v e, w h o d ie d M ay 2.
w e re h e ld M ay 6 a t th e C h a p e l of
F o re st G ro v e U n d e rta k in g c o m ­
pany w ith v a u lt in te rm e n t a t F o r ­
est V iew c em ete ry
Mr. M cCoy w as b o rn in W ooster.
O hio, a n d m o v ed to F o re s t G rove
! in 1920
He is su rv iv e d by his w ife. V ir ­
g inia B each; tw o d a u g h te rs . M a r­
ian H a th h o rn . H illsb o ro : G e r tru d e
S c h ro e d e r. R edm ond: s iste rs and
b ro th e rs . M ary H icks of W illard .
O hio;
M aude
K e en e y .
S e v ille .
O hio: M ac. W ooster. O h io : Jo e.
B re ck e n rid g e . T ex : a n d C a rl M c­
Coy. A la m e d a, C al. A lso fo u r
g ra n d so n s.
"A qualified
H e rb ert C h a rle s A lv in A ril, a l, a
resid en l of H illsb o ro (or th e past
five x.-.ir- d.od S u n d a y in a P o rt
l.ind h o sp ital a f te r a b rie f illness
F u n e ra l se rv ice s w e re bold W ed-
no-,t. x a fte rn o o n from th e D onel-
joii ,V: S e w e ll c h ap e l. Rev G eo rg e
R eule o fficiatin g C o m m itta l w as in
F .r l.a w u cem etery .
Mr A ril was b o rn in G lencoe.
M inn . M arch 27. 1897 H e is s u r ­
vived bv Ins w ife. E d ith ; a son.
V e i n , >11 H A ril. Hillsboro. a d a u g h
loi B ern ice P e te rso n . H illsb o ro , and
one g ra n d c h ild
A dolph 11 'n z .iik 69 life tim e r e s ­
id en t of W ash in g to n c o u n ty a n d
late of ro u te 4. H illsboro, di "6
M onday a fte i a T hree-w eek illn s.-
F u n e i.il service* will be held a
10 30 a in T h u rsd a y
l>xf iy • from
th e D onelson A- S ew ell c h ap e l
Rev D E N o u rse o ffic ia tin g B u r ­
ial w ill be in H illsb o ro cem etery
M r H onzaik xx .is b o rn at ro u te
4 H illsboro. O c to b e r 23. 1878 S u r
v iv o rs in c lu d e tw o siste rs. M is
A n to n ia H arrow ro u te 4. H illsboro
m d Mrs. M innie E ric k so n of P o r t ­
land
f
McCoy Rites Held
In Forest Grove
STATE
TREASURER]
H onzaik Service A rit Services
Set for T hursday Held W ednesday
P le n ip o te n tia ry fro m th e
P h ilip
p u n s to th e U n ite d S ta te s
T his
w ill be fo llo w ed by a d a n c e p a g ­
e a n t. "O n e W orld, show ing in te r ­
n a tio n a l d a n c e s a n d d ire c te d by
E rn e s t R o b e rts. N ew Y ork C ity
a n d e x e c u tiv e d ir e c to r ot U n ited
N a tio n s F r ie n d s h ip . Inc
F r id a y e v e n in g . E ric
Jo h n sto n ,
p re s id e n t ot th e M otion P ic tu re as-
so c ia u o n of A m e ric a a n d ex p r e s i­
d e n t of th e U n ite d S ta te s c h a m b e r
of c o m m e rc e , w ill be o n e of the
in n c ip a l s n e a k e rs
He w il be fol-
o w e d by D r T F T siang. r e p r e ­
s e n ta tiv e of C h in a on th e U n ited
N a tio n s s e c u rity co u n cil T h is se s­
sion w ill be o p e n to th e public.
Jack Doyle W m n o r in
4 H Clubs Sponsor
Fund Raising Show
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