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H ’.llibcro (Ore.) Argu»—Thur-thy. May H IM S’ HILLSBORO ARGUSK AN 111 sh o re A rgus. 1894 n d e p e n d e n ’ 18*3 C on so lid ated INI »’i ’.- F 'J T NEWSPAPER P u b lish e d T hurs Iays b y M K inney A M. K .nney Entered a s s« ond c la ss m a tte r in th e p o stal ticv a t HtUftborO, O regon R’ fli WU t r^MVfVTW Folks .. By Win.m W. Wlnan« r a t e î * y ! a Æ s n.«i con .».in. Argus. . m May is 18. i<w:i 1933 Dog trol beard appointed h.v county court M embers include F lan k Schulm erich of F arm ington. H ar- n Hobin-on of Tigurd and Anton h i , - of Vei b o o l t Mi-. C ora Heuton of H illsboro Rebekah lodge elected w arden of Rebekah V sem biy at g ran d lodge s e ss io n at P endleton \\ 0 Morley was elected grand high priest of G land Encampm ent of O regon William Sorenson wins G alahad trophy, high aw ard for Hilhi sen ior boy Alx in S chulm erich elected p re s i dent of senior class at Hilhi Mr- Lois W alw orth elected p re s ident of Coffee club Francis D ierickx elected p re si dent of student body at Banks high school H illsboro loses to C arlton th ere Sunday tt to 2 Aloha defeats Hillslxiro ju n io rs here Sunday 17 in 4 I.aw t enet- C row ley nam ed p re si dent of Hilhi student body. County S Church Services Note— All co p y lor this colum n m ust bo In not la te r th a n M onday. ASSEMBLY OF GOD H»v C F. FioiMium. niibutrrtiA N H->v G ia h atn t «timer, M luts’er Mt'ihiiiu w a n •hip n Young Fuoplv ■ 11 Op «1 in CRPA8 M itt COMMUNITY CHURCH Church Picture Set Sunday Night Hi Mrs I U W uolwurlh HKI.VI FIA A \ . t \ fin, , I pielin*' <»f IH<* pm urttm t»f chinch w ulhl M’lVtcc Will be 'how n ! Ib Ivolta cb n ich next Sturd y u il p m nndet' lh<* (b i,iti,,ti the Young People l \ e i \ o i u - i. u, \ »led b* utteiul Mi .»ml Mi Mat In» < luff , p an ati ol a " i t. W illiam Uiilm botti Max I nt I’oltlu n d l a oi.||., »•ills an- Mi and Mt lb i» t\ .M u li of H elseb a Thi' coiioirntnlv ewteinb ymp.ithv to M im Hob, ' i t Y lllig i'ti o n th e n »•«•til d«’.tlh of lo t m o t h , I M i .iim.i ' Mi a levtdetit of the ,m i m m i t . un ,• Pastor H ouitv When the J. Ise n Moons N W o' Hill.»« H-«t '• 45 a. Sunday S g I v x 'I Simon I I tu»kwni. M uuatot cntue e v e r the m ountains (rem FIRST BAPTIST nr »M* C h lld ie n s Evangelistic Service and 6H 8 S W C anyon Road. M innesota and settled in W ashing C orner ol Second a n d I tnool« u 4b a m II 00 a Chutch Sunday Bible School ton county an orgatiiratioti w a s John S chterling P astor Il IX) a oi Yeung Pnapl*’ • M eeting 1 i • M ainina W’urshiP 847 F a st I iti v-n t 00 p nt form ed know n as ttie B lackduck- E van g elistic Servi.-e Young People • Hour O F F IC IA L N EW SPA PER O F W A SHIN GTO N COUNTY “ W here the Saul s H unger is Satisfied ' • t i « Bible Study. T h u isd a y ttes N inety-seven people from Evening Haul Sunday School 9 45 a in. Ih u ts d a y Night S«»ivue W ednesday. < -nununity V S id« B la c k d u c k . Fam ily W orship Servu-e 11 «‘0 a tn P ia y e r M eeting. T u esd ay 8 00 p nt 7:45 P m SUBSCRIPTION RATES Benny Slope S- hool Minn., live near Junior B- Y F. — - 6 •» ’ p «“ 7.45 p nt In W .rh ln g ,o n C ounty • ‘ T hum day B‘t l e Study $3 00 per y ear th e Senior B Y F. b P m M'X'ns o n O uteM e O regon in V 8 Evening Q otttel S ervice 8 v'lKp ui KVANGELICAL REFORMED ol H » I'» (U $4 00 p er y ear ro u te 4. H illsbo Bert H ydm an, P astai Bible Study a n d P ra y e r Service FRIEND S (QUAMERSI O utside W ashington C ounty in O regon $3 50 per y e ar ro. and each year • R Mite I. Bos 55, M illsboro W ednesday HiH) p. m V r w Il n »II (t’pstalre) 10 00 a tn they rent t h e a k Siiwets S ub scrip tio n ra te s stric tly cash in advance Young People s C h air P ractice ' U0 p m Sundtiy School Ninlll O"d • o UMl Morning Worship II 00 a m K P hall a • Adult Choir Practice 8:00 p m G erald W piilon. Pastor 10 00 a m • • • Young P eople . 8 J0 p rn. b.ble S- h- .-I N orth Plants and 11 00 a nt C hoir F ra lice T h u rsd a y 1 0 0 p. ui Morning W ttrshlp CHRISTIAN ONE Or THE LARGEST hold a gala re O raq o n N ew « p ap » r P u b li ih .r , A n n it • s e Public tnvlled '.hti 1 a n d B aseline. Phone '.’051 : IH4MI S n iV tV O l • b e n d e M i M, union. S u sta in in g M .m b ar: WEEKLY CIRCULATIONS CliMvtd N Trout M inister HILLRBORO TREE METHODIST Y n iig e ii include 12 gi .uidehthl , ti 557 F Lincoln St , Ptione '«■ '3 Iven is a civil Filth a n d *ak Street National Editorial Association BETHANY METHODIST .itnl 1111 • g I « al f ah'!, h 11.1 en IN THE NATION • Rev a n d Mm F N Long P intere Ruy r Starkey. M inister eng in eer on , h , C Since 193« M ir in i* <>S< M tU ille * Morning W arship; C om m union JI 00 a m 10 OU a ni Sunday School C ra a r Hill pro-«» ? S Mi . riliw i t inet lu i petit Ih,’ Evening Set vice — / 30 P- m D ivine V orshtp 1 i 00 o ni Morning W oiship ¡g J '• R eg u lar P te s s Tune Late W e d n e s d a y A fternoon (or Ali C ounty jee, and in h is s - • • • ¡ w e e k e n d ut C oivallH vi.iim g h i Youth fe llo w sla p ' P D istrib u tio n T h u rsd a y M orning -p are l i m e is M Fh»a hm g s e rv i-e 7:45 p ui bible Study T u esd ay HILLSBORO METHODIST 6 00 p m I son Port inni ulb inied Ibe Moth. • • • Rev H t»ert 1. W a ite r M inister Mut V\ es»! F'iayer Service, e ith er h e l p i n g day cei’«*ti»»»nic i on Ih** cam po. \b MEMBERS O r ST A tT ■ -• W e d n es-k iy _ 7:45 p. in ST. FETES S LUTHER AH his children m arried He and his CiUerbet Joined them on S un,hr. Third a n d W ash in g to n St. W. VERNE McKINNEY__Editor Manager I* u m iles south at < •m ellusi EMMA C. McKINNEY___ Associate Editor mg w ork on his son's or d au g h ter - Mi and Mi G eorge 1 ,, i a Sunday School . 9 45 a m BT. PAUL LUTHERAN. Sherw ood O H M oeller. Paatut S id n e y Ratclilte _ --------- hom e adjacent to his home. Iven and otts port and E dw ard pent Elbert H a w k i n s ___ M an a g in g Editor Morning w o ish ip serv ice 11 00 a m > t I t ) in .’.• • wvat ol Sit C oifteM -----P rin te r Pressm an S u n d d f F<haol originally purchased 11 acres when the w ork end at the Ci .rb 1 h\ ,| V iola T ay lo r ._-------- A d v ertisin g Mgr. Evwv.ng w orship serv ic e ’ 00 P «» C. R C a r p e n t e r __ Rsrv I H M «laatny«r. P a sto r 10 00 ------ Printer-O perator I ivlne Setvi ea , Arn ld^ Seeborg __________ News Editor m arried, he and his ’ Religion in A ction ' — 7:30 9 00 p m S u n d a y Schoutl Lloyd M agnus______________ ________ __ children ______ _. . _ 8 45 a. m I uthei in Hour. KALE 9 30 a tn ut New pot t - Printer-O perator his Iren e B arnes A ccountant Interm ediate F e llow ship Youth I e« H ar'.ey N a s h ------------------- P rin ter-C p eratcr wife presented them w ith a new Church ¿’• t v i - « « -------------- 10 ‘0 ui t> 30 P tn Mai gu- Meier, rlaughtci of Mr, Lutheran Hour. KWH Argus May 9. 1918 -P acific U Peg O s l u n d ______ • • • -----A d v ertisin g low shtp, Yx'ung A dult Fellow ship. K enneth M acLeod ----------- P rinter C u r a t o r h o m e a s a w edding present. , and M is E d w a t d M e r c i c . , \ , , p., has b ig May Day celebration w ith Com m unity Youth choir, Tues. 4 00 • m CHU1CH OF IESUS CHRIST O P LATTER Viola Walters C irculation D onald Foe’.k er ---- ----------- O pera ter tv foi sevetal of the Irilhl fi l i IHck and his w ife. and Maxine ZION LUTHERAN RCNKFiXfN H elen R uecker - ......................C lerk ' biu. h V ernon R a n d a ll . __ __- _ B indery and h er husband. Vincent Ih n le. all Forest G rove business houses Adult choir, T h • u rsd a • y _ • — 7 JO p. m DAY SAINT I! C I K iueger. P asto r inan last .Saturday night W. W. W in an s ___ Field Rep. closing for the occasion. Dan C M ailay. B ran.'h Praafdnnt Tames M ulkay . . •i in -----G I. A pprentice Divine Wt iable. S u n d a y 10 30 lo h n L L o u r s ____ Production Supt. are all w orking up in A laska and M ol ’ m Hall. E. M ain St., n«-ir Third F N Austin elected cashier of FOURSQUARE CHURCH ‘.■nut iy :• ‘ '• *0 a m CONGREGATION AL G a rth R o s s _____ A. E. E d w ard s ___ -----Printers H elper ---------------P rin ter are saving th eir money, according Hillsboro N ational Bank and G eo 349 S. 4th A venue hool - __ — . . —— 10 00 a in «I in ' • Pastors: R w M ary Young a n d Rev Ruth Sax ia m a n t S«rvtcu - ............ — 7;00 p. u> - to Mrs. Moon. Pick was a m achinist rge F Bet-dle vice-president LWII li U) V in LXl. I XI • • • Rev. D I !»••» N U»»e 1 i« .r Baker X37 N. 2nd. m ale second-class in th e navy l id...» T h u n , (lo d a rl - 30 Levi Dixon of Dilley dies of d i Bible School M • îinr» Apartment« 9 45 a. ra NORTH PLAINS CHURCH OP CHRIRT aboard a PCE and Vincent was sease eith er in England or France, M orning W’orsh lp I u?hur>'h p h o n e 4 '.'1 , R ealden e p » *41 ’ 11 00 a. m Rxilph Halcom b, P astor second m ate in the m aritim e se r according to w ord received here D efenders a n d C r u s a d e i s ----6:30 p. m C h u rch achuol * < i m ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Millsboro — Phon« 2811 Muining Wuiamp Servre II ( , Fourth a n d Lincoln Service 7:45 p. m vice for five years. ‘ - --------------- IB 00 a ni Oregon is continuing to receive valuable attention He went across in M arch yvith the Evening ' The r . w .t . I Pr . r n t.h h , . P ia y e r M eeting T h u rsd a y 7:45 p. m M orning W orship .. ----------— 41 0U a in R w S t e e l l W hiteside. Vicar Mrs. Moon is justly proud of her engineers. s e e from national publications for its attractions to tourists. C h ristia n E n d eav o r , , , — 6 30 p. in S un d ay f s tn - « » . m ountain ash tree from h er home i •• Mrs Emma M cK inney left M on WHOSOEVER WILL TABERNACLE I, Holy Communron — ——— F v«ntng Survten .............. ........- 7:30 p m town, early lilacs and honeysuckle day for an extended trip over the One of the most recent is a very interesting article in • 4’ «i in Pilgrim l'eTtuw«ht>» (Above N orth Plains) P ia y e r M eeting W ed. n ight _ 7.00 p in. S u n d a y School tree not to mention Iven's nice state. » 00 to 11 OU «1 tn • • • 1uni or —— M orning I’ta y s r a n d Sermon Rev M elvin F lam es, Pastor visiting P y th ian Sisters Colliers of April 24 by Jim Marshall on “Out Where the ? 00 to vegetable garden Her parents. Mr. lodges as th e ir grand chief First Sunday of the month BdAUkt Friday 8 P m. C a n te ie iu e m eeting. CORNELIUS METHODIST • — • • Holy f ’ommunn n a n d Sermon 11 00 a m West Ends.” Sunday and Mrs. Bert Sm ith of A berdeen. C ornelius. 'le g a n The. C enterville W ildcats d e Bible School, c la ssee for all M .'.»lay Iirii > r ( ’bun R eheam ul ' a»» p m DIXIE MOUNTAIN BAPTIST 10 HO a. rr. Elm er tT ayw im p. X is te f Wash . visited th eir home on M oth feated the Banks Scouts S unday 4 Sermcn The article is nicely illustrated with a beautiful pic hev- G a y lu u l. P asto r T huiaday C heu R eheat» il 6 00 p »n. i i -0 a. m. Mondng W orship 9 30 a m • • • ers' Day. to 1. Tin- gam e was m ainly a Evangelistic M eeting . 8 JO p. ui O u n h S hool S u n d a y S hoot 10 (X) a m Lo 30 a ui ture of Crater Lake and a colored map of the state in I heard tell that Mrs. G len Knox pitchers' b attle betw een G us Tolke B.ble Forum ------- —— 3 00 p ni G ul« In te re st G roup e a . h T u e sd a y a t M eaning Wei s h ip * II i BAPTIST GOSPEL CMAPRL and Mrs. I.on M eM urtry. A rg il- of Banks and L aw rence G reene of Y oum People B Y P U 7 I - p - t CO p m Filth a n d B oaenne which points of unusual interest are stressed. It is one of ” 00 p. m P ray e r Service. I rld u y tt , ui Tuesa-iy Mid W e e k M eeting 8 x J p. m correspondents for O renco district, the Cats W. 5. C.. seco n d W e d n e sd ay of e a c h Rev. C orinne <L M uglord • • • • • • a series on “Designs for Touring” and starts out with the An i-iote Paanu m onth a l 2 p- m- co n trib u te a portion of th eir com M ayor Wall, chairm an of the I .i b - 1 riRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist SMADT B RO O I COMMUNITY Sm ging e v e iy T h u rsd a y a t 7:30 p. m Sunday h- t ---------------- £2 a m missions on new subscriptions for erty Bond drive for H illsboro d is W ednesday Services following comment, “Western Oregon made such a big 11 00 a m • • s 8 0 p m I'wv L. fi iJ.l. i ‘-J,l.»f the A rgus to the S unshine club j . ,cn ve»i er service lay / p m. Sund>,y S, hool 10 00 a tn trict. reports that th ere arc 999 Free reading room o p en W ed n e sd ay s a n d PILGRIM LUTHERAN hit with servicemen during the war that flocks of them Mrs Moon said that it was nice subscribers and that the total su b s 4 p m Fv angel».-.». Service. Sunday 8 »> tn ’' i ■ , - Farruingti n ro a d a t M enlo Pexrverton have decided to settle there. Despite the crowded condi to be rem em bered by the club scription is $147.000, or $17,000 over C hurch Servi-e a n d S un d ay School II j . ul F iw tn A. G et ken. P astor D ivine S ervice —— ---- 10 30 a. m. BANKS METHODIIT CHURCH TUALATIH PLAINS PRESBYTERIAN w hen vou a re ill She also loid quota. tions, Oregon still welcomes tourists with the best in fes I imer CUiycamp. p a sio t m d iy S heal - -• - -- t 30 g in il c u t m iles ruM‘h a n d a h a d tn. • east about the new lighting for athletic Dr. E rw in last night rep o rted to ly because he d o e tn 't favor our L utheran Hour, KALE — — i 30 a m Sunday S haul -- |U 30 a m . tivals, scenery and high-speed highways.” It brings out H iltalxnu ) field in th e com m unity. M ayor Wall that th ere are no new foreign policy in connection w ith L utheran Hour KW’7 ------------- 8 30 p ro •* j; jfl r m Rev W I Smith, su p p ly | is- r • • • • • s some of the early history of Oregon and the part played 1 . Service cases of scarlet fever, and the Russia I am now reading his la t S u n d ay S>*hao( - Id 15 a m Bible aiudy » a h W ed n e sd ay ev eru n a. 8 Mrs. John Agee was listening to LAUREL EVANGELICAL W orship S erv ice 11 OU u in m ayor this m orning inform ed the by Washington county’s Joe Meek at Champoeg, particu book published thi> m onth e n UNITED BRETHREN p nt a t the hutne ot Mi. a n d Mrs. H en • Young P eople«1 S e rv u e . Wed* »* t iy th e radio program . Nora Drake, A rgus that the churches w ould be est “T ow ard World Peace H eie Hev l e t t e r Meara. Pastor ry G ilbert L ren in g . 6 UU p m lar points of interest, what to wear, what to do, what to see, and having a cup of coffee, and perm itted to hold th e ir reg u lar titled • • • 10 n m is w hat A lbert Einstein, one of the Wf.CS. second T h u rsd ay aitern o o n •<> h the cat was curled up on th e divan Sunday m eeting The th e a te r is greatest scientists in the w orld to M orning W orship accommodations, food and climate. Oregon’s coast high month. - 11 a m TRINITY LUTHERAN • • • snoozing in the sunshine. John now- open to ad u lts and it w ill a d day. has to sav about this book, Youth F ellow ship ■ .. ....... 7 pm T h u d a n J W alnut Ftreel way is described as “perhaps the most spectacular four - 8 pm THE APOSTOLIC FAITH w orks for th e L iberty T ran sfer mit children in a few days. The and I quote. "This book is as clear, Evening Servi w Ray G eo rg e K eu.e. | t«'ur 11 I irat Ave N , F ’rest G rave ( D vine le r v r ea com pany in P ortland and they schools will open M onday unless honest, and unassum ing as its a u th M 1 week serv ice ot P ra y e r a n d hundred miles of shore-line road in the country.” B.ble stu d y W ed n e sd ay — 8pm L aw rence A. W'ooron. A lito r S u n d a y • h*»d rt’t.p Bible cl-r«« » have been residing on route 4 for new cases are reported or. If you read it carefully w ith This article should further stimulate interest in Ore S u n d a y S e iv k e » tu tb e r a n Huur KA1.L 6 six years W hen they first arriv ed E F. Sias elected president of out prejudice and w ith detachm ent EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCII Bible School _____________ - 8 45 a m A i “»f t e-t |«.e gon and do much for the tourist industry that is so well in the locality it was all brush W ashington C ounty V eterans assoc you will have to agree with its F’m ! M m __________ II 00 o » Com.hu. A cuiJ»<w w elcom e a w a its ye-i . s fundam ental prem ises—at least that Arinin H H»fU. Pa»,or and only a few homes. iation at C ornelius T hursday. advertised by the Travel Information Bureau of the State b itù e Study, W ednesd ay - 7 45 p iu . , T1 a. m is the only way I can sec it Only S u n d a y School Mrs. Agee had ju st finished b a k Office b uppiles of all Rtodi ~ A ’ T h u rsd a y , 7.45 p. ui . Purl la n d night w ith Highway Commission. The outstanding campaign carried V.' :,hkp S o iv i 10 10 a m men who are above the petty b ick ing a pie for the pie social at the H illsboro Artfus. »1 m ust an<t «i-e . il v a t nun,ber« A !li!ia‘»d w iih l h . A m erican Luihwiun grade school Receipts for th e event on by the Oregon Advertising club to make Oregonians A rgus. May 14. 1903 — Forest ering of the day and w ithout self C hurch. 4th ish interest can save us from the • . • will be used for 4-H sholarships G rave is experiencing a building better hosts to its visitors and to make them want to re Mrs. Agee is the form er Bernice boom and m any new residences are threatening dom estic and in tern a ORENCO PRESBYTERIAN turn and tell their friends about Oregon ties in wonder Kwv eowd». P a .'o r I.ogan. d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. going up. according to the Tunes. tional situation Such rnen w ere I.ee Logan of route 5. and formerly- We all w ant to see the sister tow n Roosevelt and W illkte. and such a S u n d a y S. hool m d B .b l. C lu«. 10 00 o m fully and is highly important in making us more con M - iiiiik j W o u h lp 1100 u m man ts H enry W allace " lived next door to the Iw asakis prosper I '0 p m It is my earnest belief th at more Y « i P » | . i (• A o w .h .p scious of the importance of the tourist to the state’s econ She praised th e fam ily highly for It looks good for the prospects of people should take tim e to read Sinu»piratton. L eader ! York J0 p in th eir friendliness and industry the big condensed m ilk factory b e his book ami find out why he (1,1 S u n d a y in m onth, omy. Mrs. Earl P ieren of H elvetia is her ing located in Hillsboro. believes as he does More people Oregon's tourist income was estimated at $105.000.000 sister. W ithin a very short tim e H ills might find out th at he speaks good • • • for 1947 and the goal for this year is $125,000,000. Every boro will have a night o p erato r at common sense and that he has H arold St. C lair is a logging co n the cen tral telephone station. many good facts to back up hi- You would not have snickered one should appreciate the fact that such an expenditure by tra c to r and lives in th e clearing W. I, M oore of G reenville se beliefs. and sneered and made jokes atxiu' our visitors is important to all of us. Articles, such as of the woods on the Nichol tract lected as ju ro r for U nited S tates Here is w hat H enry W allace has hell in thr.se days Men then left Hal and his bro th er-in -law . H erb circuit court in P ortland. to say him self about w h eth er he off every th in g tie. find God A m eri have appeared in Colliers, Life, and other publications, lluson. w ork to g eth er Mrs St Sunday school organized at A r is a C om m unist or not, and I quote. ca was on her knees cryinR God should help us to reach the 1948 goal and continue to build C lair is th e form er Sally Huson, cade school w ith O. W escott as “Some m em bers of both parties, not be m erciful to me a sin n er It was having much else to fall back on. the revival ,11 the MLStl's w ith God d au g h ter of Mrs. IL K. llu so n of superintendent. interest among tourists in coming to Oregon. C ornelius. Eight or nine new cases of sm all will fall back on the old deyice ifcightilv convicting m en of their • • • Jim m y W ord son of Mr and Mrs. pox reported from M anning, H ill of playing up the C om m unist sew e Edgar Word of M inter bridge ju n c side and B uxton d istricts and the T hey will cry C om m unist tn har- Do V..II of tixlay picture as tion, was hom e sniffling a bad cold disease seems to be spreading con mony together, And they w ill Vie being old and all love and so soft with each other beside a sm oldering fireplace. Jim siderably it the louder I have no hope as to wink at sill’ Then listen to The task faced by the Hillsboro budget committee and a senior at Hilhi was d eterm ined W illiam Nelson buys the W D cry that I can slop th eir cries, but one Rev 20 IS—"W hosoever was no, to get well, though, so he could H are hard w are store. council in preparing the budget for the coming year is in thing I w ant to m ake absolutely found w ritten in the Book of Life, ” )/«*» trying fo figure hou, u'e'll iplit the $ 2 H ,0 0 0 .0 (i see the senior play. A fter he g rad A gitate th e building of a w a te r clear I do not accept the support was east into th e l.a k r of F ire To dicative of the serious finance problems faced by munici uates he plans to atten d Adcox ing trough for the benefit of the of Fam ily Sueepttahes Prize in the PeptrC ola any person or group advocating e . ape the w rath to come believe Diesel school in P o rtlan d since he farm ers' horses this sum m er. The the violent overthrow of the go palities. With greatly increased populations in many in in C hrist as the I.ord and S aviour ‘ Treasure Top' Contesti." has alw ays liked to w ork around farm ers m ake up the tow n—why ernm ent of the U nited States. I i do w ho died for you Relieve G od that stances, increased wages and expanding demands on local engines and m achinery. He and not at least give them a place not accept the support suppi of any per your sins are blotted out A, ttial governments, municipalities are handicapped by the six Bob Hoekerxmith 'w h o l o o k s w here they can w ater th e ir a n i son or group _ w fhich places alle g God adopts you and sets you for enough like him to be his b ro th e r' m als w hen they come to town. iance to another nation above it- | glory md takes up in your heart per cent limitation and limited sources of revenue. $25,000.00 Cash fur Rome lucky fnniily! T I i i i C h H u i have w orked to g eth er on a farm G reenville post office m ay be allegiance to the United States I to m ake you his New C reation. See In spite of gains in assessed valuations- the six per gruiui payoff of 40 Cush I’riw-a in tho great Family they rented, and Jim told about abandoned as a new route out do not seek the support of the C om Cor a 17 some interestin g experiences about of F orest G rove w ill include that m unist or any o th er faction in the itareepatakes, in Pepsi-Cola'a $203,726.00 “Tnxuuiro cent limitation makes it impossible to increase expendi I received C hrist us my p e r th e ir stock and Bob's tw o-gun area. U nited States any m ore th a n I re sonal Saviour 25 years ago He now T o p ” SwwpHtake« and Contests! tures by more than six per cent over the highest of one of ject the support of anv individual horse. e a te r in my h e a rt .md who thinks as I do. I am utterly thinking, than « heii I f u i be A lio, 51 Cash iVizeR each month in your otate p lu l three previous years general fund expenditures. The cities M illard Word, Jim 's b rother, was and com pletely against all types lieved No investm ent yields so released from th e m erch an t m a r big M onthly National Frizes' share of liquor revenues is not sufficient to meet the costs of red-baiting in the U nited State ines at San Francisco. Cal , and a retu rn as a life com m itted I To the Editor: A fter reading the Those who call progressive and sure 'i"houannda have won rash —thousands of enforcement required. liked it so well th a t he enrolled Ihe Lord F.HI.1NG J' Ol.SF.N in the last edition of the peace-seeking A m ericans "tools of to more will win cash! D on't w ait—enter To go beyond this limitation, a special vote of the ’ in th e San Francisco state college, editorial Kussia" and "C om m unists are using Vice P ie ’ Fitch B ros. Wall S treet, A rgus entitled "R em arkable S im i m ajoring in journalism . now! Contest closes June 30, 1948. people is required as is most always necessary in school " I decided to w rite an answ er H itlerite m ethod and they should New York. T hursday w as a su nny day and la rity be fought with the sam e vigor that th<- in fe r- nc.’ that Hern ■■ districts at the present time. The widespread demand for a Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meyers. Teddy to lace is a Com m unist. F irst let me A m ericans exercise against any Nault and Mr. and Mrs W endell state that one may be f o r H ni source of propaganda Nobody in community recreation program has resulted in the coun Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Hillsboro Sohler w ere busily spading and W allace or one may be against him. this country should lie persecuted cil submitting a $7300 recreation budget, plus $2000 for cleaning up th eir fam ily plots in 1 but it seem s to m e th a t for the because he believe* in peace with P ortland 1, O re. Thfg «pace paid Under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company. N Y St. M atthew s cem etery. Peonies, sake of honesty in public life one Russia. M illions of A n ien r.in s le - for by a W ashington county fam ily I improvement of Bagley park for playground purposes, to w ere ready to burst into bloom on m ust not persistently m isrepresent lieve in. and w ant, th at peace the electorate for decision. : th e graves and along th e west | him . H ere is a man w ho has been T hank God it is not yet a crim e to | With finances an ever increasing problem, it is becom ■ fence, poison oak, w ild roses and j V ice-P resident of the Umt»-d Stab w ork and fight for peace! The g rape w ere fast spreading S ecretary of A griculture, and Sec fight, I hope, will be according to ing necessary for municipal governments to look more and | | Oregon over th e m etal grave m arkings. ' re ta ry of Com m erce; who has h ead A m erican dem ocratic rules, w ithout more for possible new sources or increased sharing of state- Mrs. M eyers said th at she tried ed num erous bureaus, commissions, violence and w ith full freedom of various m aterials on the m arble and com m ittees: who has a wide di eli sion and p u b lic m eeting The collected taxes. Programs of sharing of state-collected , tom bstones to erad icate th e moss acquaintance w ith the peoples of the one w eapon left to the people in m eeting, free discussion, and taxes were adopted by 18 states during 1947 and the latter j and fungus grow th only to have w orld and th e ir cultures: and who d public istribution of lite ra tu re p re p a ra it grow back each y ear She said has been and is a successful business tory part of 1946, including Oregon. The 1947 Oregon legisla | she to speaking at the polls public- was going to try a w ax or floor man. w riter, editor, and W ritten for the sake of a better ture justly passed a League of Oregon Cities-sponsored | polish this y ear to retain th e lu ster speaker. It seem s incredible that understan d in g of H- nry Wallace! intelligent A m ericans should d e bill increasing the municipal share of gasoline tax revenues i richness of th e stone The M eyers clare. in the face of his career, that — R ichard H ansen are contem plating m oving back in- Mr W allace is a C om m unist simp- Hillsboro. Ore. from 5 to 10 per cent. In view of the fact that a very sub ! to th e city again and selling th eir farm. stantial share of the gasoline is used on city streets by Mrs. Ray B aker was giving Mrs. motor vehicles it was no more than right that municipal A drian H ornecker some pansy ities should receive a larger share. Besides this the cities : plants from h er well landscaped fish pond th at is shaded by should receive a large share of the liquor income revenues, I gold reddish C hinese oak tree. Even at least enough to defray the extra burden of enforcement j a though ice form ed on top of the w ater durin g th e w inter, the fish of liquor control within their boundaries. to live. Sharing of liquor revenues with cities was initiated or , continued Ray is a tru ck d riv er for D airy Co-op, and his m other. Mrs. Bernie increased in a number of states. Arizona voters in 1946, Baker, is know n for the good w al for the first time, provided for the distribution of 10 per nuts th at she sells. The B akers re cent of gasoline tax revenue to cities and towns. Rhode side on the fo rm er H erm an llo rn - Island annually allocates $3 million of its state funds 1 ecker place. • • • among 39 cities. In Tennessee, the legislature voted the R aking the front law n, Mrs. E l Phelps was getting things in distribution of 12’/fe per cent of the state’s 2 per cent sales j don readiness for th e arriv al of her tax to municipalities according to population and Michi parents, Mr. and Mrs. V anouden" haegen of V erboort, and Eldon's gan channels one-sixth of its 3 per cent sales tax. In for M other's Day. Minnesota, one-third of the 3 per cent cigarette tax goes Fritzie, th eir $1 dog th a t's worth a m illion to them , w as rolling to the cities. around in the prim roses and p e rk These are just a few instances that show means by ed his cars up when Mrs. Phelps which the state government could help ease the over m entioned filberts. The dog u su al ly sits in front of th e cupboard whelming financial burden suffered by many Oregon com w here they keep th e n uts and munities due to sudden growing pains.—W. M. grow ls until they toss him one. Eldon form erly ow ned a bicycle • • • shop in B eaverton w hich was p ur- ! chased from L. II. Cobb, b u t now I w orks as a tru ck d riv e r in the sam e com m unity. The need for a woman of Oregon to represent the • • a state at the Republican national convention in Philadelphia H erm an F reu d en th al was setting TôltDO FOTOON SfilVltr IJ up electric fence posts along his has been voiced by the Republican Women’s committee. farm and stopped a w hile to talk Their choice for a representative of the first congressional w ith a friend. NATIONS GENERAL EXCELLENCE WINNER. 1940 Third P lace 1937. Second P lace 194’ Selected a s O re g o n s Best W eek ly N e w sp a p e r. 1930 1938 Thirty Years Ago Stimulates Interest in Oregon W ‘í ' í Forty-five Years Ago Laugh at Hell? City Financing Problems A Public Forum OCT K M THY BLANK» AT YOON »TON» Don't you be caught napping! Be prepared for the unpredictable . . . Any amount starts an account, start to save NOW, before you need some money. Women Representation Needed district is Mrs. James W. Mott of Salem, widow of the late Representative James W. Mott. Mrs. Mott's qualifications for the position are impres sive She has been associated with public life since her marriage to Mr. Mott in 1919. Mrs. Mott accompanied her husband to the state legislature for three terms when he was elected from Clatsop county and later when he repre sented Marion county. tut . The Motts moved to Washington, D. C., after Mr. Mott’s election as U. S. representative. He served the same district in congress for 13 years. Mrs Mott is acquainted with the national leaders ot (hi. nartv is fully conversant on the needs of the state, and is well informed on policies of the Republican party. Oregon^ reputation will be in capable hands if Mrs^ Mott Yott A re A lw ays S atisfied When You Read The A rgus Classified. 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