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Mrs. Mary Cozier of M aryhill
Mrs. eanor Sm ith, N adine G rant, Ar- spent a few days in P o rtlan d last Motel has liecn called to N evada
Rolfe and Mrs. H ershel Riggs. Re- er, Mrs. H a rrie tt Wells.
week
on
business.
fre sh m e n ti w ere served at the W ells and Miss Coles left Tues- lene, K ay and N ancy Macnab,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Fox w ere because of Illness of a relative.
day for th e ir hom es in R oseburg Jo an Macnab, K aren and Jackie
lose* by Mrs. A lfred Payne, y
Mrs. L u th er Set w ard is a t th e mo­
in
C orbett at th e ir place for the
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Ziegler and L ebanon. Donald will rem ain M acnab and th e honored guest,
tel w hile*she Is aw ay.
announce the engagem ent of and w ork for his uncle R obert Also invited w ere th e ir teacher weekend.
Mrs. B arb ara P aist, Mrs. S arah
their d au g h ter, Ina May, to Re- Rolfe.
Mrs. H a rrie tt Wells and son G iannonatti, Mrs. Allen Tom,
M ortg ag e L oans To M eet Y our In d iv id u a l N eeds
bert F ra n k Draga of P o rtlan d ,
on of Mr. and Mrs. A. D raga of D onald, Miss P atricia Scoles, Mrs. Bill O’Brien, Mrs. Bill Mac-
attractive terms
and
M ountain View, C alifornia. The Mrs. C harles B aker and children nab, Mrs. George Macnab,
Bee
P R O M P T S E R V IC E
w edding date has lieen set for w ent to T he Dalles Sunday to vis­ Je a n n e ’s g ran d m o th er, Mrs.
it th e ir m other, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe Macnab.
Ju ly 25.
A 1:30 d essert luncheon w as
Standard Insurance Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Coffey and a t th e hospital.
served from a table covered w ith
Miss Luck Coffey, all from P o rt­ his uncle W illard Rolfe.
A w e stern com pany se rv in g w estern a g ric u ltu re
A m ong those atten d in g b ru n ch a linen cu t lace cloth and center-
land sp en t the w eekend v isiting
for Miss A najean K nighten a t ed w ith flow ers,
Mr. and Mrs. W allace May.
HOM E O F F IC E
Mrs. O’B rien p resident, had
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer w ent th e hom e of Mrs. F ra n k S ayrs
to Wasco S unday to visit Mr. la st W ednesday w ere Mrs. Ted ch arg e of th e m eeting. Mrs. El-
812 S. W. W a sh in g to n
P o rtla n d , Oregon
and Mrs. Gus H artm an n .
O ther von B orstel, Mrs. M arie H a ttru p , friede Schm idt and Mrs. C. W.
Phone A T w a te r 4331
guests w ere th e ir son and fam ily Mrs. Claus B ardenhagen, Mrs. A. Jo h n so n w ere guests. It w as re­
von B orstel, Mrs. F ra n k von p orted th e club m ade about $33
from T he Dalles.
Ralph H aynes of R ichland, W n. B orstel, Mrs. Claud Bayer, Mrs. from th e recen t food sale.
cam e S atu rd ay and w as an over I,ester B arn u m and Mrs. E lm er
T h ere will be a no-host m eeting
(Ae
nig h t g u ests of his sister, Mrs. A. Sondenna and d au g h ter P enny of at th e W asco p ark Ju ly 8. E v ery ­
Toledo.
A. Dunlap.
one is to b rin g a sack lunch. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair A dam s have A lta S m ith won th e draw ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean R eynolds
left Monday for P o rtlan d to visit as th e ir g u ests her b ro th er in
A fter th e m eetin g Mrs. W blt
th eir son in law and d au g h ter, law and siste r Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B ru ck e rt p u t on a cake d em o n stra­
Mr. and Mrs. W arren E lliott lx?- G ilm ore and fam ily of Pe Ell, tion in w hich th e club m em bers
W n., who arriv ed Sunday.
fore going to Tacom a to visit.
w ere interested.
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er S ondenna
w iti
D uring the aftern o o n a h ard
and children, P enny and L ynn of
quick
show
er
cam
e
down,
b
u
t
it
0/3 O'
Rufus Peisonals
Toledo sp en t the week w ith her
w as of sh o rt d u ratio n . It tu rn ed
Mi’s. George Fox
VlS[.
p arents, Mr. and Mrs. A von
colder afte r th e show er.
Mrs. Don Macnab en tertain ed
Borstel.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H uck
H ow ard G arland
of
R ufus S atu rd ay for h e r d aughter, Je a n ­
spent the w eekend w ith his p a r­ n e ’s 12th b irth d ay . A tangle w ord
ents, Mr. and M rs .J .y n n G arland gam e w as played w ith N adine
at the F ra n k von B orstel ranch. G ra n t receiving the prize. T here FUNERAL SERVICE
Mrs. C harles R aker and child­ w ere also prizes for beano and
ren, K erm it, Bonnie and Douglas g uessing gam es.
T he dining room table w as
of B urns cam e S atu rd ay to visit
w ith u n d e rs ta n d in g
her sister, Mrs. H a rrie tt Wells. centered w ith a rose bouquet. A
K erm it will stay for w ork w ith decorated cake, ice cream and
a x
r & - .•
* - - - * &
Donald W ells of A shland and punch w as se rv e d . T he children
. responsible
P a tty and
Miss P atricia Scales of Ivebanon at th e table w ere
N ever before in the history o f h ills id e harvesting has a com bine
arriv ed F rid ay to visit his moth- K athy O’B rien, Carolyn Tom, El-
offered so many better perform ance advantages as you 11 find in the
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JOHN DEERE N o. 55-H
S f LF*^E¥ELIMG H illsid e COMBINE
POWER STEERING
rter
like
“ bakes
'n tb
her moth-
L the hospi-
oan s triv e d
o visit the-
lighter, Mr.
I) vis and to
e g rad u atio n
grand daugh-
was am ong
lllhhy reeelv-
an
jroup or
e at Val­
oir son,
th a t
om pleted
ation for
am
ms and sons J e rry
>nt to The Dalles
oon to atten d the
. C alvary B aptist
Mrs. D orothy F or -
tented stu d e n ts of
il.
W endell and
am ong the stu-
s. O rville Ruggles
Mrs. Olan S tark
land S atu rd ay af-
ijoyed a sea food
tin g th eir w edding
erved and af
en p resented
ecord player.
)r.‘ Otis G. Perki
O p to m etrist
103 W.
1 Across
2nd Hf.
from
Bonn
i me 5362
Staillem an
H ardw are!
T he D n llcs, On
XVof Bourbon atffs best
because, it's
d Mi
Tom nie B a rn e tt
d Mrs. B 11 Jolinson
G oldendale
lav v isitin g
'iiinday ai
drs. Mar
Mr. am I Mrs. Rob Roberson
>f La Ora nde visited a w hile Sun-
lay w ith h er g ran d m o th er, Mrs.
\ . A. Du a la i
T he Ora
Valley R eliekah lodge
w ld a st •lal m eeting F rid ay
Mr s. Jo h n Rust, noble
ding w ith about 35
1 gu ests p resen t. In-
ec w as conferred on
vlldates, Mrs. Robert
reaso n ab le
C H E C K T H E S E A D V A N C E D H IL L S ID E F E A T U R E S :
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Whisi sv
S e lf-L e v e lin g on grades up
to 35 per cent.
HAIL & FIRE INSURANCE
★ Vise-Like Brakes that hold
when you need them.
Time to insure grain against loss from
| hail which may happen at any tnme in
this time of the year, and it may happen
to any one.
Fire insurance may start now. The
cost is the same and it is well to be
insured early before there is danger of
all about this great new h ill­
side com bine.
Phone
T h e Dallen
one-finger steering.
3135
ARTHRITIS?
1 have been wonderfully blessed
in being restored to active life after
being crippled in nearly every joint
In my body and with m u s c u la r
soreness from h ead to foot. I had
R h e u m a to id A r th r itis and other
forms of Rheumatism, hands d e ­
formed and my ankles were set.
Limited s p a c e prohibits te llin g
you more here but if you w ill w rite
me I w ill rep ly at once and te ll you
how I received this w onderful relief.
★ Big H ills id e -G rip p in g
Tires cling to the hills.
★ Balanced Weight on all
4 Wheels because en­
gine and grain tank are
centered on top o f com ­
bine.
★ Selective Ground Speed
Control.
★ Powerful T ru c k -T y p e
Engine fo r plenty o f " g o ” in
all con ditions.
★ Self-Swiveling Platform
that
pivots
ahead o f feeder
hour?.
Hartley Garage & Implement Co.
Mrs. Le!a S. Wier
loss.
* Mechanical Steering and
Leveling f o r e m e rg e n cy use.
-A Come in and let us te ll you
+ Power Steering gives y o u -
L eonard & W ilm a Sm ith
in V REGON
FULLY AGED
new John Deere N o . 55-H H ills id e Com bine.
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
2805 Arbor H ill* Drive
P. O. Box 2695
Jackson 7. Mis»i»«ipp»
Dunlap Agency
A n ita H ooper, A g en t
G rass V alley. O regon
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