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OREGON 4-H'ERS BIRTHS H ILLSDALE NOTES Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson, There was a grand turn out of i members and friends at the 4-H Aloha, June 22nd, a daughter 'Elaine i Welcome sponsoied by the Hillsdale A. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Bigelow, Gar j Community club on Friday evening. 11. IL JEFrKIKS, Publisher June 23rd. The program was under den Home, June 22, a daughter. the supervision of Mrs. Minnie Armi- Natalie T. Published Friday or each week by the Pioneer Publishing Co , at Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Bigness. Aloha, June shaw. Entertainment numbers in- Oregon. Entered aa second-class matter at the poetofflce at Beaverton. Ore ' eluded community singing of "Am 22, a son Glenn H. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Carmen, SW erica” and other selections, Harold “ ^SUBSCRIPTION KATES Meier song leader; Miss Dorothy Kelley ave., June 17, a daughter. Three M onths---------------- ---- * One Year _____ I ___________ 41.00 ___________ .60 Subscription Payable in Advance i Teuscher, pianist; Pompey Romine, Delores J. Six Month* ---- js&xaphone; vocal solos by Mrs. Hor Enterprise Bldg.. Cor. Short S t and Tualatin Valley Highway. Phone "503 ton. The group joined Mrs. Horton Marriage Licenses Portland Office—407-408 Dekum Bldg., Phone AT. 6591 in singing one verse of God Bless Hillsboro Office— Room 5, Delta Bldg., Phone 1641 Ameiica and the harmony of this Kenneth E. Waldele, Portland, and E. M. Colder, Field Representative heart warming song echoed through Mary E. Goins, route 5, box 1025. out the building. Robert L Jeffloott, 1925 SW Richard Flink, 4-H member acted Broadway Drive and Mary Eliza A PROM PT i as master of ceremonies for the Rose beth Bright 2107 SW Edge wood road \ and Flower girls, as Mrs. Andetson, Willard H. Rowley, Salem, Ore., RE PLY NEEDED the club leader, was unable to be and Vera M. Zacher, route 8, box 692. Testimnoy before the Senate Committee considering proposed i present. Richard introduced E. V. Portland. amendments to the Wagner Labor Relations Act has raised several j I Creed, Royal Rosarian, who with Eugene H. Larson, route 8, box points on which light should be thrown in the public interest. Mrs. Creed weie guests of the Hills 1537. and Janig G. Bonpyman, Mult Here are the points as presented in the testimony: dale Rose and Flower club and the nomah, Oregon. “The Boaid claims it is not infringing the right of free speech, j \ Community club. Mr. Creed gave Gordon H. Jennings route 3, Sher If this is true, the Boardi should not object to a clear provision in | 1 an interesting talk in which he paid wood, Ore., and Margaret E. Moore, the Act preserving the right against possiblity of abuse by future i 1 tribute to the splendid work of 4-H route 1, Newberg, Ore. boards. members, especially in rose culture. 1 William W. Shaffer, Sherwood, “The Board says It has no piejudice against Independent un Membeis gave 4-H pledge; Ruth Raz Ore., and Mary K. Nielson, same ad ions, unaffiliated with the CIO or the A Fof L If this is true, it sang a Swiss song which she dedi dress j should not object to the amendment by Senator Ellender, which, J cated to Mrs. Creed, secretary of the Bruce V. Ewcn, route 6. box 1689, under the circumstances, is merely declaratory. { Portland Rose society; Florence Portland, and Velma M. Baker, 1121 "If the Board does not in any way discriminate against men be ! Flink gave a reading; Caroline Ja Southwest Harrison street. cause they have exercised their right to remain unaffiliated with un- j cobs, piano solo Ruth Raz outlined Edgar A. Fraser. 9903 SE Glen- ions, there should be no objection to stating the right to join or not ' her two weeks at Summer School wood st. and Ella M. Matheny, 9903 to join, as does the Norris-LaGuardia Act. and the 4-H girls Florence Flink, S .W. Glenwood st. “If the Board is complying with fair rules of procedure, fairly Caroline Jacobs, Ruth Raz and Doro George A. Alvard, 24, 4720 N. E. applied, in conducting investigations and hearings, and holding elec- | thy Carley sang "Dreaming” and 31st ave., Portland, and Beatrice D. REGON 4-H Club work con Radio Corporation of America. turns, it should not object to having those rules laid down for the “I’d Like to Be a Friend of Yours." Albert 23, route 2, Beaverton. tinues to g<- places under the The three weeks jaunt is provided guidance of all concerned, including future boards. leadership of the state extension A short business meeting was held Clarence S. Bowne, Sherwood, and by the company as the award in “If the Board accepts fully the decisions of the Supreme Court service. Representatives of the at the close of the entertainment Ruth E. Stark, route 8 box 423. the 1938 national social progress in the Fansteel and Columbian cases, it should ,in the interest of la- Willakenzie Wide-Awake Club of alter which refreshments were program in which the club of 21 bork prefer to see the rule of those decisions written into the Act. so Eugene are shown here receiving If you want work place a Situa served. Everyone present reported boys and girls won national that future boards may not give them an unwarranted^ interpreta- ! a send-off from State Leader H. C. tion Wanted Ad in this paper. That a very enoyable evening. honors. Top and center are club tlon.” Seymour and friends on their de The sewing class picnic was held j is the easiest and quickest way to members Helen Michael and Mar What will the Board answer to these valid questions? parture via Southern Pacific’s Ore services on Wednesday at the home of Miss tell those who want your gonian for a cross country educa jorie Jensen and at the right is what you can do and get a job. I Bertha Schwerdtmann. local leader Mrs. Edna MichaeL tional trip including Washington, Friends and club members were I They went by way of New Orleans D. C., and the National 4-H Club I sorry to learn of the passing <of | ALAS, POOR YORICK! There’s at Least One and return through Chicago, visit Camp, and Radio City, New York, Charles Bloom father of Mrs. Otto j where the party will be guests of ing the two world’s fairs enroutw Practical Time to Think Now that six years of vast expan Anderson, Hillsdjale. sion of the credit of the Federal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes, of Of the Other Fellow Government and the piling up of a Riverside, California, is a visitor at Lone Oak Nursery Refuse Dumpers to the home of his aunt Mrs. A. L. No, I’m not thinking of Christmas! record national debt have failed to But there IS one time when, by bring business recovery, the presi Fruit, Nut, and Shade Trees Face Trouble for Braim, Multnomah, and is also visit* , ing at the home of A. E. Dunn, thinking of the other tvillow,—you dent of the United States has noth- i Acts in Future ing more to offer except more bor- This well-known and highly Efficient Hillsdale. can be playing Santa Claus to your rowing and increased public spend- j Nursery which Is located at 633 Roofing self. It is up to every citizen In eveiy, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dunn. Jr., are NE Union Ave., in Portland, Is of worthwhile community to co-operate expecting Mr. Dunn’s parents, Mr. Thnt applies particular ly to Auto ing. We stop the leaks and save the fcrlng the public the Na- jn keeping. highways and country1 and Mrs. A. E. Dunn of Riverside, And ry>w when the net result of ] lering me pumu me choice ci . ui « - of ui o,»- mobile Insurance. No one ever roof, with boilirwt-hot treatment. lure's Best in Trees, M«ru4», \ Ines roadg c » u * rltory causes an accident. Oh, no! It's. six years of dallying - - with the prob- All Work Guaranteed along ; Calif., this week. and Plants. They give expert them free of tin cans garbage and oth always the other fellow's fault. : em °* unemployment is that approx- Bertha Water district have re WATERPROOF ROOFING CO. service at all times. Hut, what's the difference? In either *,nately 11,000,0(10 persons are still 2904 SE 35th Ave., Portland er unsightly, unhealthy refuse and cently purchased a lot located at SW case you lose, If you haven’t complete Ffaajdent of the EAst 3447 to those guilty of depositing the stuff Capitol Hill Road and Idaho street We are deslrious of bringing United States has nothing to suggest I W«> are, desmous or nrmg ng to ^ ^ ^ h£ h are from G. F. Wardin. coverage. exceDt to carrv o n the W P A “ m u c h the attention of our leadeis tne aa ,_ _ _ ___ . . .... . It's his fault, and he is not com except to carry on the W.P.A. "much Mr. and Mis. J. C. Volckers left opportunities that to face plenty punishment . . . as | vantages and Saturday for Newport where they pletely covered, you generally have as at present.” much as the law will allow, for any But once there was a man in pub- a l® offered by local business men such acts in the futuie aa there is remained over the Fourth. Modern Safety a sweet time collecting damage and industries. In our attempt it ’ *....... * money. And If It was your fault, lie life who realized the danger of would to be a state-wide campain against be unjust to overlook the unlimited credit and reckless spend- Modernize your home. Easy dumping anything along highways you arc BOTH as bad off. That reminds us of a firm oven at *nK- ° n March 4. 1933, he said, with Lone Oak Nuisery because of the and side roads. monthly payments. Special pri East Burnside and Eleventh avenue. fint> contempt tor apostles of further important part it is playing in the If you as a citizen find any man ces on composition roofing. development of this community. that you probably have heard about. | c fc dit expansion: or woman dumping refuse along a To conduct a successful nursery highway, it is suggested you get the % Attractive Designs. 0 Newest "Faced by failure of credit, they It's the RISLEY FINANCE CO. For colors. 0 Asbestos Siding many years this well known Finance have proposed only the lending of requires experience capital and suf- car |iJ n8e numbel, loarn maUe of ficrent acreage to propogate the j a r - car Rnd rU and th<? ,ocatlon Company have catered to the needs more money. Stripped of the lure of They have refuM wa3 bei dumped. If there; By BETTY WELLS U. S. G. Products of car owners many of their sat profit by which to induce our people lous nursery products. Syd-Co. Roofing A Siding Co. isfied clients being friends of yours, to follow their false leadership, they gtven the business very careful study jg more than one person committlng constantly the offenM take note of lt. If you right here in the Valely for Auto have resorted to exhortations, plead and keep themselves 3256 NE Broadway, Portland Financing, Auto I/>ans or Auto In ing tearfully for restored confidence. posted as to what is best for the ter- can ,earn the name of the offender i /^\NCE upon a time in London, we TIL 8584 rltory they serve and what will do so Turn thfa information ovel | visited the home of Mrs. Belloc surance. They've built up a big * * * They have no vision, and where to the aherlff of your county and Loundes, the English novelist, whom there is no vision the people perish! grow best in our climate and soils. business through real service. They offet all kinds of trees. tbere ¡s no doubt such good work Alexander Woolcott once described _____ And hack in 1933, this same public So, If this little talk with you ____ has convinced you that you need more fl8ure thoroughly understood that the shrubs plants and vines and those of on your part will be appreciated by as Queen Victoria with a French of this n{d only the officers but by the PAINTING & Auto Insurance protertlon if you only *«al way to help the jobless was our readers wlv> are in need . . . ---- accent. And it was her French an need financing on a ear .or need a to make it possible for the jobless to service should have no reluctance in public_ PA PERU ANGING cestry that Mrs. Loundes credited loan on your car; your editor feels helP themselves. Again, on March 4. calling on them ,for they aie pre- free : with her affection for a big bed- J service. that this space has not been waited; ^ he said: P*red to tender complete Estimates room, where a lady could write and is ; and that if you put your problems "Happiness lies not in the mere The fact that the> a,e 80 close rest, have tea or just sit and ru- j people Stallions Should Be Given TOM EDMONSTON in the hands of the RISLEY FIN -1 possession of money; it lies in the another reason why local minate. 807 SW 16th, Portland thank us for J°y ° f achievement, in the thrill of should avail themselves of the op- The Best Feed Rations ANCE Co. you will We sense a trend toward bigger i creative effort. • • • These dark days P°rtunity to purchase from them. Bit. 3958 recommending this firm. The choicest, soundest feeds bedrooms in the American scene ' will be worth all they cost us of they whatever >'ou order or buV f,om should be reserved for a valuable teach us thni nnr tmo ,i..«tinv <■ them must be right and you get ex- „ . . . . after all the “ master bedroom” ¡to be ministered unto but to minister act,y what ^ order and y ° u have S‘re’ Maln rellance Wl11 be Placed indicated in all plans for the newer DOORS — W IN D O W S to ourselves and to our fellow men" ,he advantage of whatever personal on oats, bran, and light-mixed clover houses is quite a spacious room. Hard Corns on Fowls A | If you haven’t already guessed, the advice and information they can give and timothy or timothy hay. And pleasantly this room is assum Screen Boors from ......... ... ... $1.75 Hard corns may be seen upon the man who apoke 8Uch ^ ord, of w,_ you. few ears of corn are of benefit ing a feeling of rural leisure in its Panel Doors _____ ___ ____ „ $1.85 feet of many old fowls without ap- dom was Franklin Delano Roose- We want to compliment them and to a stallion that is inclined to keep See our odd stock for prices pearing to cause the bird any in- velt. urge our readers to bear this nur- thin. Clean pasture grass during "Scully Sells for Less” convenienie. When abscesses form Alas, Alas, poor poor Yorick! Yorick! We knew him :ery in mind. for we fecl 8ure the the season and carrots when grass service will be satisfactory in every' is not available are valuable aids in through infection, however, the con- well, D. B. SCULLY CO. : det '4L For further information promoting health. dition may be more serious. The Front Avenue Between I they can be readied ¡by telephon commonly advised curative meas- i j *|| i as D , , The heavily used stallion requires I Morrison and Yamhill i n g ’ EA. 3024. ure, say* the Rural New-Yorker, is n illS D O r o " I * n K e - e l e c t e d as much feed as a hard-worked | I’ortland, Oregon horse. A healthy, vigorous, muscu- ! to open the abscess freely, flush I n d e p e n d e n t ’ s H e a d Christian Science Churches lar condition is greatly to be pre- | out (he cavity with some simple dis- 1 infectant, and place the affected Members of the Oregon Independ- ferred to a soft, flabby, overdone ' Specify "Sacrament” is the subject bird upon soft, clean litter. Joint c " ‘ Telephone association Monday ^ ^ of th e, condition. A stallion that loses i nLscrsses m iv he rancorl hv tnh»r R,ternoon concluded their annual Iesson-Sermon in all Churches of weight rapidly during the breeding ! in i» , ? h . u im t convention at the Portland hotel, Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. July 9 is not cutar infection of the joint, when wlth the re^ lectlon of Charles E ^ ciolden Text j , “Create in m el r season ;— . likely . to . . be a sure 30 years of quality always Upholstered beds are being cov no treatment is indicated except to Well*. Hillsboro, as president, and a clean heart. O God; and renew a breeder It is preferable, if possible better than standard grade* ered in chintz these days. to start the season with the stallion gel rui of the possible carrier of the i decision to hold their 1940 conven- right spirit within me” <Ps. 51:10). infection lo hen 1 thy fowl? tlon jointly with the Washington Among the citations which will in a lean condition and increase his furnishings. Braided rugs and flow Baled Shingle Tow Independent association at Hood | comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the weight a little during the season, j ered walls, the addition of desk, The extreme fitting to which some j For Poultry and Nursery Stock following from the Bible: “ And as When Your Ear* Burn River. chaise longue and fireplace give a The popular superstition that Other officers, all re-elected, in- they were eating, Jesus took bread, stallions are subjected in being pre- j gracious ease to such a room—make At your dealers or at when your ears burn somebody is cludo I^slie A. Grttten. Forest Grove and blessed it. and brake it. and gave pared for the snow-ring has some- I the space serve as secondary sit N. Columbia Boulevard and Van times been a detriment tc their fu- 1 it to the disciples, and said, Take, talking about you was first men- ■,’cretary-t-ri'asurer, hnd directors, couver Ave, Portland MU'. 5657 ting room, morning room or study. tioned by the ancient Roman writer, 1>>w<dl Brown, Silverton; F. M Fcr- eat; this is my body. And he took ture value as sires. Another French influence on cur Pl.ny, who remarked on it as being “ 'i’*""’ A“ r^ * ; Miller. Dufur; the cup. and gave thanks, and gave rent bedroom styles is the preva universally believed by the people. *... e'r . B iv e r a n d \v It to them, saying. Drink ye all of Farm Population lence of upholstered beds. Not the supei t ( n today *ay* that if membeis named to the board o f dl The Lesson-Sermon will alao in- Farms continue to be the chief ! formal types that probably come to the right ear tingles someone is rectors were T J. Wells, Redmond, elude the following correlative pas- sources of increased population in mind when the subject comes up— SEE YOUR DEALER speaking well of you, but if the left and J. W. Kirby, Klamath Falla. sages from the Christian Science | the United States. More than 719,000 the upholstered beds we mean are ear evil, says London Tit-Bits mag- Louis Pltchei, Chicago executive, textbook. "Science and Health with babies weie born on farms during unpretentious and provincial in Columbia Brick Works azine. In everyday life it is quite vice-president of the United States Key to the Scriptures" by Mary 11*37, and 341.000 of the farm popu- ! mood, and often they're covered in 1324) SE Water—Portland usual for a person when rebuked Independent Telephone association. Baker Eddy: "The true sense is lation died. This leaves a net in j chintz cretonne, sateen or twill. net in- Kilns at Grewhimi Sylvan-Salem to blush. So if you are being criti- warned the convention that applica- spiritually lost. If the sacrament is crease of 378.000 persons In addi- | Watch also for them in pastel leath cized in your absence you will know tlon of the federal wage-hour act confined to the use o f bread and tion to this number, 288,000 more it by the burning of your ears. to the small telephone exchanges wine. . . His followers, sorrowful and people moved from farms to town ers and leatherettes. Two bedrooms would put the little companies out of silent, anticipating the hour of their than those that moved in the other in Lily Pons' country cottage have ! upholstered beds—her own bed is 1 .business. Master’* betrayal, partook of the j ;_____ - Sell1 Swap.! Rent Buy! Via The program Included talks by E heavenly manna, which o f old had 1 1 ■' 1 ln ' ‘irm covered with quilted blue chintz. An- 1 the want ad way. i C. Russell, accountant, and J. T. 'fed in the wilderness the persecuted population in 1937 was. therefore, other room has twin beds uphol- ! stered in gray-and-yellow flowered Naylor engineer, both of the public followers o f Truth. Their bread m- 5W.000 persons chintz. Consider this idea when you | ' utilities office. Salem; W. H. Nunn, deed came down from heaven. It -------------------------- USED AND NEW LUMBER. traffic engineer, and Joseph Wiirt- was the great truth of spiritual be-! Trifling cost, small space but pow- are refurnishing because the new DOORS A N D WINDOWS, nier. technical man both of the Pa- mg. healing the sick and casting out °r to do almost anything want ads. upholstered beds aren’t out-of-sight Navy Post 101 ciflc Telephone A Telegraph com- error. Their Master had explained *---------—------------------------ SHINGLES, PLUMBING SUP in cost. PLIES, P I P E FITTINGS, pany; John D. Simon, Portland a d -, it all before, and now this bread was American SEWER PIPE, ETC. vertlsing man, and a welcome by feeding and sustaining them.” <pp. I Ix>wer P rice»— M ore S election Mayor Joseph K Carson. 32.33). The Legion You are Invited to Ormond R. Bean state public utill- --------- ■ 1'leaaure Announce a Summer Seriea of ties commissioner, was speaker at a According to some people a good • t s* » e V . v i l 7r\w McMahon Parking Lots : ji WEDNESDAY NIGHT DAN CEB banquet concluding the session. , wife Is one who knows more than Store: Front A Jefferson 10th at Alder 9th at Alder of Nine to Twelve twenty-five cents The association represents approx- her husband. but doesn't let him AT. 1632 PORTLAND In addition to the regular imately 90 independent companies suspect it. Shopping lard: 191 * s h Front BE. 6666 We're Happy to Setve You SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES operating 152 central offices In Ore- It / HT\ ! 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