The Hillsboro argus., May 13, 1948, Page 9, Image 9

Bethany Church Officers Elected;
School Term to End with Picnic
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its le g o lm m o n th ly m e e tin g at tin- 19 a t the hom e o f M i
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p ic p u re fo r the lu n c h
I f it Em nest Keha, i J r
ca r d riv e n by h e r son A lfr e d J
u iilil i,m i, th e lu n ch w ill be rn -
S p ecial
M o th e r's
day service
D v iie last w eek A lth o u g h it in b e ­
Juyi-il at the school house
w ere h e ll, ac ,he B a p tis t ch u rch lie v e d no bones w ere b ro k e n
he
r i i- i iir r s I n He T a k e n
and ro rs .ig i -s w en- presented to the » o ffe re d fro m
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llo p to n and to the yo u n ge st M i
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I'h o ln g i .ip h e i » w ill h ike p ie ,m e » fo r
d u rin g that p o rtio n o f the service
in g room and h a rd w o o d f lo o r '
llu- h im Im re to he p u n te d fo r the Were the sm a ll d a u g h te rs o f M i and liv
w« re la id
i. i’ li u n til v n sury c e le b ra tio n n e x t M i
C la n -ne e C ro e n i, M r m id M i .
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i, illle several hum s to co m p le te the
m g I t e liy N ich o ls, b rid e -e le c t o f «if an e v a n g f’li.stie c a m p a ig n in the
w o rk
Ito v G io sxe ri wa . h e ld at the hone lo ca l M e th o d is t ch och
H e n ry llu n s e p u n d e rw e n t un up- ol M i and M is Hen L e u last T h u r s ­
M e th o d is t S u n d a y school p re s e n t­
I" m l, i Im iiv at the V e te ra n » h o s ­ day e ve n in g
O v e r seventy wom en ed a short p ro g ra m in observance
p ita l S unday m o rn in g
e n jo ye d the games and e n te rta in - o f M o th e rs dav and each m oth e r
N e xt S u nday e v e n in g . M ay HI m erit p la n n e d by M rs Iw o and h ci was presented w ith a t a rn a tio n M rs
M i m id M i- E a rl A h e rn s w ill o c ­ d a u g h te r,
L a u re n c
M u,
Ernest W ilb u r p e ti-rs o n was h o n ore d as the
M rs
cu p y the p u lp it at
the
B a p tis t Z m in ie i m an
gave
a
h um orous eldest m o th e r p re se n t and
L a w re n c e D ic k e rs o n as the y o tin g -
c h u rc h T h e se y o u n g p e o p le a re re a d in g e n title d
"The
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m ix ,lo n u i it s Io th e H riti.x h C a m e ­ and
I ’ lim i M in is te r " M a ry T ra e h -
n ie m ls ’red here as E lsie S to lle r
ro o n a n d th e y w i l s h o w m o v in g sel C low ned
H e tty as B e th a n y
A b e S to l­
p ictu re s u, th e n w m k w ith th e n u - Q ueen o , the M av in a c le v e r s k it d a u g h te r of M r and M i
tiv e i
E v e ry o n e is c o rd ia lly In ­ A fte r the guest o f h o n o r had o p e n ­ le r.
v ite d to a tte n d t ill» s e r v ic e w h ic h ed the girts,
a p p ro p ria te re
fre sh
sh-
g ir
refre
s ta rts a t 8 p m
ments w ere serve.
rd. A m o n g the
A m issio n a ry s tu d y class m et at guests w ere B e tty 's G ra n d m o th e r
the F red .lossy hom e last T ucs- N ich o ls and o th e r re la tiv e s fro m
day e ve n in g w ith seventeen m e m ­ P o rtla n d .
u is u i th e I're s h v te , lu ll Ladles
The J u n io r c h o ir com posed o f f i f ­
a id m attendance
T he g ro u p d is ­ teen grade school c h ild r e n sang fo r
cussed the P ro te s ta n t s itu a tio n in th e M o th e r's day services at the
E urope and the U n ite d States as P re s b y te ria n ch u rch . J o A n n c W is-
By Mrs Hick Htoltenberg
et fo rth in th e ir te x t book. "C o m ­ m e r also sang a solo.
m itte d U n to U s." by L a m u tt P re -
D IX IE M T —D ix ie
M t.
grange
W om en's society fo r C h ris tia n se r­ m e,
p .ii ed i e p o rts w e re o ffe re d
by
last F rid a y e ve n in g w ith 65
vice m et at the hom e o f M rs Dave in a ttendance V is ito rs w e re fro m
C ro e n i last Tuesday w ith ovei a the W a sh in g ton grange and L c c d y
d o ze n m em bers present
M rs M e l­ granges
M rs. H a r ry H e n d ric k s o n
v in M arsh pre sid e n t, presided o v ­ was g iv e n the o b lig a tio n o f th e 1st
er the business m e e tin g w h e re f u r ­ and 2nd degrees by D o n a ld Logan
th e r pla n s fo r im p ro v in g the ch u rch
f the W a sh in g ton g ra n g e L e R o y
basem ent w ere la id and the ladies o
M ills , c o u n ty d e p u ty ,
and
C la y
c u t q u ilt blocks
A box o f c h il­ D o rla n d , m aster o f th e W a s h in g to n
d re n 's c lo th in g is b e in g packed fo r grange, w ere h o n o r guests D u rin g
the orphanage in A n ch o ra g e A la s ­ th e le ctu re s h o u r. M r and M r ,
ka. and any a rtic le s donated w ill W aide Q u in n gave a d ia lo g u e o f
tie th a n k fu lly re ce ive d N e xt m e e t­ a fa rm scene and the y o u n g e r g ro u p
in g w ill be June Is , at the A lv in o f the D ix ie M t. grange in c lu d in g
S to llc r hom e
a g u ita r d u e , by A u d re y S m ith
W a lla ce M arsh has re tu rn e d to and M o n te K e ltn e r. G u ita r and song
his hom e in A tk in , M in n . but o n ly n u m b e r by C a th e rin e T u c k e r. E la in e
te m p o r a rily since he w ill b rin g T an n o e k and M onte K e ltn e r A pa­
hl» w ife and son back to B e th a n y p e r dress m a k in g contest was also
tw o
soon
T he y p la n to e stablish a e n jo v e d . ta k in g p a rt w e re
m em bers fro m each G ra n g e D a n c­
hom e in tills vicinity
1st C o n g rra tio n a l D is tric t
in
g
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was
B e th a n y s o ftb a ll team w ill p la y
R r p u b llr a n N t t ‘l C o n ven tio n
V e rb iM irt th is
T h u rs d a y
e ve n in g served
't o n ig h t I at the league gro u n d s in Dance Postponed
T h e re w ill be no dance at the
" A D elegate « h a « 'll! a e g e a rt th a
H ills b o ro
Last F rid a y 's game w ith
W est U n io n was postponed due to G ran g e h a ll M ay 22, as the L c c d y
can dida te « h a can « I n In Ne«
ra
in
grange
is p la n n in g a basket social
vem ber .**
on th a t e ve n in g
U n i, to Have F in a l M ee t
P<1 A dv By A n O erm n for D e le ­
E
x
te
n
s
io
n U n it to M eet
R o ck C reek Hom e E x te n s io n u n it
gate C o m m .
In » H a t I I I « , c a r .
T h e H om e E x te n s io n u n i, w ill
is h o ld in g its fin a l m e e tin g at the
...... I.
hom e o f M rs Fred Joss.v to d ay at m eet T h u rs d a y . M ay 20th. at the
1 p. m Corsages w ill be m ade un- hom e o f M r- B e rt F a u lk n e r. T h e
re g u la r m e e tin g date was changed
because o f e le c tio n d a y b e in g the
same.
M rs. G reen to E n te rta in
T he H om e E conom ics c lu b o f the
G ra n g e w ill m eet W ednesday. M ay
19. at th e hom e o f M rs. R a lp h
G reen
O rc h e s tra and ■unging p ra c tic e
w ill be h e ld on W ednesdays in -
Dixie Mt. Grange
Entertain to Large
Group Friday Eve
on the bus w h ic h leaves P o rtla n d
at it p in
Each person should
h u n g I l l s o w n s ilv e rw a re and d ish-
¿'Gt
Dr. H a rry I.
A NDERSON
D e le g a te
A PERSONAL MESSAGE
from Governor
Dewey
O n the 21st o f May. yours
will be a mosi important decision. Next
January this nation will have a new national
leadership It will be a Republican leader­
ship. h must he a constructive, fearless, able
leadership. It must be an experienced
leadership.
This new Republican leadership must
be much more than the one man you select
to be your President, and the one man you
select to be your Vice-President.
Picsh/ency Should He Team le ad e rsh ip
Il must I k a leadership of the strongest, ablest, most outstanding men to be
found in \merica, each best suited for his responsibility. It must be a team leadership.
I he captain o f your leant will be the man you select as your President. His
will I k the responsibility o f leading the way on national policy. He w ill administer
the government of ihc greatest nation in the world. He must pick strong nten to
assist lie m u s t work closely and harmoniously with the Congress.
His responsibility is to you.
U' e S h a ll H a te Peace
If I k understands the complex problems we face as a nation today, we shall
have a continuous prosperity wc shall have strength we shall have peace.
His leadership must be strong, sure, unafraid.
Twice now in less than thirty years, America has risen to the test in defense
o f freedom. I he price in blood, sacrifice and sorrow has been very great. It must
not occur again. Il need not occur again.
Before you choose the man you believe best qualified to lead our government
there is much you want to know.
> on will judge his capacity for administrative leadership.
You will judge his understanding o f world conditions and problems.
*t ou will judge his understanding of the multitude o f perplexing domestic prob­
lems which beset us as a nation.
You will judge him by his words and by his deeds.
His sincerity, his judgment, his ability, his integrity, his faith in our strength as
a people, lus deep belief in a strong, purposeful America, his understanding, must
I k clear.
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I I of Ft
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I ’ i r n i r P la n n e d M ay I I
The school p ic n ic w ill be h e ld
M ay U at the school house.
M o th e r's dav d in n e r guests at the
F re d G ra n t hom e w e re M r. and
M rs
A n g e lo D i L o re to a nd M r
and M rs C h a rle s C,a-v o f P o rtla n d .
T he y o u n g p e o p ] , \ tr a in in g u n ­
io n h e ld th e ir fir s t m e e tin g last
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g
T h e y w i l l m eet
again S u n d a y at 6 30 p m. a t the
c h u rc h
M r. and M rs A lle n W illia m s and
fa m ily m oved in to the S m oke ran ch
last week
Contest Entered
By Three Babies
Ot Cherry Grove
Epi 'opal guild hall Saturday. M ay Thursday May 13, I94B— Hilkboro (Ora.) Argus
la at 9 'SI a ,n. to K p in
A rtic le s fro m G aston an I v ic in ity
m a
la- p f t w ith M r- W ilh H a ll
neai S h a d y s id e , fro m C h e rry G rove
,1id va , ii, iy m av la- le ft w ith M r
A u d re y M e y e r in C h e rry G rove
T h e .- a rtirle s w ill be taken to
B y M rs G. W K u r tz
H ills b o ro F rid a y
' HI HHY G R O VE
B abies who
M r and M rs John C ru zan o f
S u nday
e ve n in g
w i re e n tered in the baby c o n ­ H ills b o ro .p e n ,
w
ith
Mi
M a rv Lane
i ' t i, the S o n n g -a -re e
in F or-
M
rs
N
ile
s
H
onored
G uve M av 1 w ere C a ro l E lle n
M rs V e rn o n B ro w n e n te rta in e d
l a ui. d a u g h te r n l M r and M rs
' h u r L a , on B II B ro w n son of in h o n o r o f h e r m o’ h e r. M rs Ida
M ;,pd M r M e lv in B ro w n . Jo h n - N ile s o f H ills b o ro T h u rs d a y e ve ­
ih i
Carlson, son o f M r and M rs n in g Those e n jo y in g the eve n in g
< liffo r d C a rl-o n
Th<- babies w ill were M rs Ida Niles, M r. and M rs
M rs
i-ar-li he re w a rd e d w ith a p h o to o f J o h n C ru zan o f H ills b o ro
M a ry I.ane M r and M rs
E a rl
them selves
B
ro
w
n
M
r
a
n
d
M
rs
M
e
lv
in
B
ro
wn,
M o th e r
day was q u ie tly cele- i
R efre sh m e n ts
h ra trd Sunday w ith rnanv fa m ilie s ' o f C h e rry G ro v e
w ere served.
tu n d m g the day to g e th e r
The p rim a ry e le c tio n fo r
p re ­
< h e rry G rove Team s W in
c
H ie C h e rry G ro v e g ra d e school | in c t 21 w ill be h e ld M ay 21 in
the
post
o
ffic
e
b
u
ild
in
g
in
C
h
e
rry .
softball teams m oto re d to Scoggin j G rove
V a lle y E rid a v a fte rn o o n fo r a re ­
tu rn game w ith the S coggin V a lle y G raduation M av 20
teams The scores w e re 7 to 6 in I E ig h th grade g ra d u a tio n exercises
fa v o r of C h e rry G ro v e boys and ' w ill be h e ld in the lo ca l c h u rch .
14 to 2 in fa v o r o f C h e rr y G ro v e M ay 20. at 8 p m.. a c c o rd in g to
plans being a rra n g e d by M rs E lle n
girls.
The C h e rry G ro v e team s
w ill ■ N v b e rg . School closes M a y 25.
plav w ith Gaston teams at Gaston 4-H P ro g ra m P lanned
Seth school closes M a y 21. A 4-H
n e x t F rid a y .
pla n n ed
P eter Swanson, w h o was c o n ­ a ch ie ve m e n t p ro g ra m is
fin e d to his bed several days las, ' fo r the a fte rn o o n o f M ay 20. Joe
Cox.
o
f
H
ills
b
o
ro
,
w
ill
p
resent
the
week is able to be a ro u n d .
,-H a w a rd s The school and 4-H
< o llr r t iu n s B e in g M a d e
c lu b b e rs w ill have t h e ir w o r k fo r
A rtic le s o f c lo th in g dishes, shoes,
scraps th a t can be used fo r q u ilts ,
or rugs, p la n ts o r bu lb s are b e in g
co llected fo r the ru m m a g e sale th a t
w ill be h e ld in H ills b o ro at the
For Vacation Expense
Money,
Sen S to w -A w ays tne Argus Classi­
fied Ad W a y — Phone 2.41
,f
Hileon Extension
Unit Meets May 18
H 1 T E O N — The E xte n sio n u n its
w ill m eet w ith M r M etze n tin e M ay
18 T he su b je ct w il be Food fo r
F re e zin g T his w il be the last m ee t­
in g u n t il S eptem ber
B o rn to M r and M rs C het R o b ­
inson M av 6 a daughter,
B illie R obinson's ne w hom e is
n e a rin g c o m p le tio n
M r and M rs C h a rles S tru th e rs
w e n t to S ka m o ka w a
Wash
to
oend a w eek w ith th e ir son K e n ­
neth and h e lp them m ove
F o u rte e n m em bers of the H i,e o n
c lu b answ ered r o ll c a ll w ith W hat
I W o u ld Do w ith SI IKK,
T h is is
the last m e e tin g u n til Septem ber
M r. and M rs L e o na rd S ta rk are
b u ild in g an a d d itio n to th e ir house
M rs
M e tz e n tin e
attended
the
M o th e r and D a u g h te r banquet h e ld
at th e C h ris tia n ch u rc h M ay 7
th e y e a r on d isp la y .
frie n d s are in v ite d
P arents
G A D D Y 'S
Dinner House
Old. Original Southern
FRIED CHICKEN
*
Phone Banks 335
For Reservations
and
l 'z
R ubber stam p, and office supplies
-H ills b o ro Argus
tf
-weekend T h e re was a re c o rd
b re a k in g g ro u p nl m o th e rs th e re
tin-, ye a r H ig h lig h ts w e re c o n v o ­
c a tio n
band and c h o ir
co n ce rt,
m oth e r s tea, a p la y and m o d e rn
dance re v ie w on S a tu rd a y . S pecial
e rvices in the c h u rch e s w e re h e ld
on S undav m o rn in g w ith a m usical
p ro g ra m in the a fte rn o o n
T h e re
were m an v banquets S a tu rd a y e v e ­
n in g and S u n d a y noon.
M rs. H a rtm a n Stauss and son W il­
led w ere guests at th e Ira Stauss
hom e at D a lla s on M o th e r's day.
ci
VOTE FOR
DR. EMERY C. INGHAM
We Help Speed
Up Production
When you call on us for
electrical repairs in your
plant be assured o f
speedy service.
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FOR DELEGATE AT LARGE
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DR. EMERY C. INGHAM
S, OREGON
228 E. Baseline
Hillsboro, Oregon
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T he g ra d u a tio n exercises fo r the
W a lla ce school w ill be h e ld at the
school house T h u rs d a y
eve n in g.
M a v 13.
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Those g ra d u a tin g
are A u d re y
S m ith K a th e rin e T u c k e r. W illia m
P o ttra tz and E llis T hom pson
M r and M rs. T J. T od d are v is -
, itin g in C a lifo rn ia .
It. I.. B ro w n Passes
R ic h a rd I. B ro w n d ie d last M o n ­
d a y at his hom e h e re a fte r a lo n g
illn e s s
He had liv e d here w ith
h is parents. M r and M rs W. M
B ro w n fo r the past tw o years f u n ­
e ra l services w e re h e ld last T h u r s ­
day.
Graduation Set
fit Shady Brook
B y M rs. A . l.ogan
S H A D Y B R O O K — E ig h th grade
g ra d u a tio n w ill be h e ld a, the Shady
B ro o k school house M on d a y n ig h t.
M av 17 at 8 o 'c lo c k . E v e ry o n e is
i in v ite d .
G range to H o n o r M oth e rs. F ath e rs
Washington
grange
will
have
c h u rc h S u n d a y and M o th e r's and
I F a th e r's d a y a, its h a ll n e x t S u nday
T h e re w ill be a p o tlu c k d in n e r at
noon and a good p ro g ra m in the
a fte rn o o n A ll G ra n g e rs and th e ir
frie n d s are c o rd ia lly in v ite d . G u y
W e isenback a c c id e n ta lly b ro k e his
leg S u n d a v w h ile p la y in g w ith his
g ra n d c h ild re n .
U n it Plans S a lr S a tu rd a y
The hom e e xte nsion u n it w ill have
a cooked food sale at M ays store in
N o rth P la in s n e x t S a tu rd a y . M a y
15. Proceeds w i l l go to w a rd b u y ­
in g a 4 -H c lu b sch o la rs h ip
A ll
m em bers are asked to b rin g th e ir
a rtic le s fo r sale to th e store in
the a fte rn o o n .
M rs. Jessie M ays and M rs. A lv a h
L o g an m oto re d to C o rv a llis last S a t­
u rd a y and re tu rn e d S u nday a fte r ­
noon
T he y w e re accom panied by
K e n Logan and E lm e r M avs came
hom e w ith them . He re tu rn e d S u n ­
day eve n in g. M rs. M ays and M rs.
L o g an a ttended the m a n y a c tiv itie s
th e re w h ic h w e re g iv e n fo r M o th -
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« • • is home planning tim e
RE-ELECT
W A LTER
NORBLAD
To Share V ie u s W ith Oregonians
Spring planning for home improvements can be just as much fun as planning
your spring garden — when you plan to pay for your home improvements on
the First National Bank's Thrifty Pay Plan.
A Thrifty Pay Plan Loan with up to three years to pay con take core of that new
. . . adding a room
. . . or
just about any permanent improvement to your
home or yard
It is m ibis spirit I come to you. I want you to hear my views, that you may
judge. I want you to share your views with inc, that we may ever better understand
what is in the hearts and minds o f you, the people of Oregon, for you are, in truth,
representative of all of the people of our great United States.
In such a tradition was America built. In such a tradition shall America go
SVhy don t you see the nearest branch of First National or ask your material
forward as a happy, prosperous, free nation in a world at peace.
R e m e m b e rl A T h rifty P ay Loan fo r Any Hom e Im p ro v e m e n t!
dealer or contractor; he can take care of all the details for you.
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ft»e«« l e r w i f > | w i i i t u M
G r a d u a tio n M a y 13
coat of paint, decorating the inside of your home . . . installing a new furnace
ll '/iAej
miles N. W. ol Ranks at
the overhead crossing
r n ii l ro llIic R l A d rt.
X orb lrtfl fo r Congrcsft C o llim iti
D. E. W O O D R IN G , Sec.
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
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