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A n n iv e r sa r y
O b se r v a n c e A p r il 2 2
BEAVERTON—C
I By Mrs. J« »« M r y r r .l
.B y C u r tli T ig a rd )
T IG A R D T lx u rri Uriingi» w ill cel
ebratc it» N ixty-firw t b irth d a y A p ril
22 w ith u pot lu r k d in n e r and pro
gram It w ill he mt open iin eting
fo r grangers und lho»v interentcd In
u g riru ltu re . T tg u rd Lion» clu b htb
besn in v ite d to p a rtic ip a te in the
ohftervunce Several «peaker» con
nected w ith a g ric u ltu re
w ill be
present A program o f local ta le n t
w ill he presented a fte r the d in iie i
T ig a rd G range w ill hold in itia tio n
A p r il 1H
T. It Text 1*1»lined
D r It A llls.-.et dlsctiMsed before
T ig a rd I* T A the tu b e rc u lin test
w h ich the association I» «pon »or*
Ing fo r the school* In e a rly Muy
A n o m in a tin g c o m m it te e consisting
o f Mr» J Jensen. Mr« 11 Hagen,
and K. II N edry was elected and
w ill rep o rt at the m eeting A p r il
17 at 2 p. m Patents are being
urged to a cquaint them selves w ith
the facts l o iic e rn in g the tu b e rc u lin
tests by the local P T A
Remodel Homes
lU rnodeling o f homes around this
v ic in ity has progre- • ! even be
fore the w o rk of the housing com-
m ittc c has started M Prison had
his house papered rece n tly, Hob
Cole had his home (hanged and
plustered, and It O Scott is p u t
tin g in a cement flo o r m his base-
m ent und chunging the b u ild in g
Mothers* Banquet F rid a y
T ig a rd h ig h g irls ’ league w ill en
te rta in the m others w ith the an
nual M others’ banquet F rid a y at
the high school
B U X T O N P u p ils h a v in g perfect
attendance in the upper grades of
th is school th e pust six weeks
w e ie John R ln ck, C hester Canby,
L lo y d Messenger
D e lm a r B ritis h ,
Donna Lane. E d w in Q u le r, Ansel
W arren, B e tty S to w e ll, B illie G ro w
th« r, H a rold Peterson and B i tty
L ;u e
P erfect attendance in the
p rn n u ry gru iie was made by F ra n k ie
C in w th e i
l.ester Moen, S h irle y
W li te, Velm a R e tiie rfo rd und Jnhn-
nv L yn ch
E lw ood m ill was unable to ..aw
fro m F rid a y to M onday as re p a ir
w o rk was being done on the loco
m o tive w h ich b rin g s logs fro m the
woods.
Lee M ille r o f near A s to ria a t
tended u dance here S a tu rda y
n ig h t
B irth d a y s < r lr h r a t r d
A su rp rise b irth d a y p a rty was
given fo r M rs E d ith S im o n to n and
Mrs. M a ry Watson at th e George
F isher home here F rid a y nig h t.
Present w ere M r and M rs. Oscar
C earley und W auneta. M r. and Mrs.
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Hope for Settlem ent
T ig u rd may be m ore fo rtu n a te ,
in having the h ig h w a y question ’
settled th ro u g h the to w n w ith u
new m uii in as state h ig h w a y co m
m ission ch a irm a n
C o n tin u ed op
position by the fo rm e r ch a irm a n
to the e ffo rts o f T ig u rd business
men to get tlie m atte r settled kept
tlie rig h t o f w ay up in the a ir even
though the state h lg h w u y engincei
was in fa v o r W ith H enry C a b e ll in
the chair, T ig a rd business men w ill
renew e ffo rts to have the state de- '
te rm in e ju s t w hat they are going
to do la i’u:-u ‘i
• c ro l |tUk • M •
in need of re p a irs but ow ners do
not w ant to fix up and then have
to tear dow n or move T he state
has purchased rig h t of w uy on
C u M B a ttra c tiv e Q B dlet fo r w insom e young m oderns are pro-
k
Rented In P a tte rn «38
In t h l t p a tte rn , tw o easy to -m a ke
r a im e n ts nr»» presented. T h e s lip may huve e ith e r a square o r
ro u n d ne cklin e , and can be trim m e d w ith Ince. If desired
The
p.u 'n s are c u t In oue w ith th e w a ist, to w hich they b u tto n In the
be k
Pat te r m come In s ite s 2 to 10 year«. Size 6 call« fo r «% yards
oi r u fflin g o r lace f o r tr im m in g .
B a tiste , nain so ok, o r lo n g
cl< ii can he used.
a sm a rt ju m p e r fro c k th a t w o u ld d e lig h t the h e a rt o f any
y i i ' is th a t presented as P a tte rn «30. It has a panel fro m sh oul*
. • • i., In n in ba. k onlv. the front so n« o ffe rin g v a rie ty by a
sin g le lin e , w hich may be a clo sin g o r o n ly sim u la te d . W oolen o r
a s f'ii sh o u ld be used f o r th e Jum per, w ith b a tiste o r s ilk fo r the
blouse.
P a tte rn s a re sized 11 to 1» (2 0 to 37 bust I. Size 17 ca lls f o r
3
yards o f 6« Inch fa b ric f o r th e Jum per and 1 % ya rd s fo r the
a h o rca le cve d blouse, o r 2 Mi ya rd s w ith long sleeves.
T o secure n P A T 1 I HN and H T K P -H V -K T E P S E W IN G IN -
S I l i t C T Io N H , f ill o u t th e coupon below , being su re to M E N T IO N
T H E N A M E OF T H IS N E W S P A P E It.
F A S H IO N U U R E A G . 103 P A R K A V E N U E . N E W YO R K
Enclosed f in d ................. cents. Please send me th e p a tte rn s
checked below , at 15 cents each:
Size
P a tte rn No. «38
New F a m ily l l r r r
Size
P a tte rn No. 439
M r and M rs C harles Beyers are
new residents of T ig u rd as a re su lt ,
Name . . « • • • • ............ ....................
of re n tin g M rs H o ffa rb e r’s house
Address . • • • « « ...........................................................
They liv e d in P o rtla n d fo r several
m onths before com ing here
C
ity . . . . . ...................................................... S tate
Hold F irs t W o rk o u t
T ig a rd h ig h school baseball p la y
Nume o f th is n e w s p a p e r.................... .....................
ers hud th e ir firs t w o rk o u t last
week w ith fo u r le tte rm e n respond
ing A lth o u g h there a rc few le tte r-
A ll n u itrrla la specified In above p a tte rn s m ay be purchased
men. transfers w ill h e lp to make
In local stores.
a re la tiv e ly strong team. Coach T
R S m ith, believes P itchers w ill be
l Easley o f E n rig h t visite d M r und
i M rs John R ichm ond Sunday
the strong spot in the team w ith
M r and M rs B oyd W rig h t. Lois
seven out and several experienced
Richm ond, M r and M rs W E G il
ones on deck Schedule o f garnet
m ore. M r and M rs C laude G il
Included T u a la tin . St M a ry ’s. For
B L O O M IN G A l F’o rcia bus been m ore and d a u gh te r and M rs. M u ry
est Grove. Newberg, and Jefferson
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re
lie
ve
d
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m
uch
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th
ro
u
g
h
an
W a lke r were a ll vis ito rs in P o rt
high Sims, p itch e r, w ho won the
iiam e l o T ’ ye u r fio in Jeffe rso n by ope ra tio n i>< i fo rm e d al the V ile r
land Saturday M rs W a lke r
re
bunging out th re e hit« in Jour tim e , •«««< h o sp ital H i- c o n d itio n »Ince m ained fo r the w eek-end v is itin g
to but. one a home run . w ill pro b - has g re a tly Im proved
frien d »
M r and M rs W illia m H u ffm a n
ubly ta ke the heavy p a rt o f p itc h -
M ik e S tu rm 1« home attain fro m
and d a u g h te r B illie visite d M r and
nut duties B e h in d the bat w ill be ¡the h o sp ital
M
rs
K
L
B e n e fle l in Camas.
Peterson, lust year'» reserve. or | A lle n S u nantel begun
working
Reis. u tra n s fe r. w ho ha» made fo r H e n ry S cheuerm ann last Wed Wash. S a tu rda y and M r and Mr«.
E lm e r Spooner in Forest G rove
good show ing
Baseball 1» made n cad ay
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possible th ro u g h tlie e n la rg in g o f
M iid n d K ra h m e r has re ce n tly Sunday.
M rs E L a C e rf is h e lp in g w ith
the a th le tic flg jd a . an SERA pro acquired a piano and is now* tu k in g
th e co o kin g at th e G ilm o re h otel
ject
m usic lessons
A n A p r il Fools' p a rty w a i held
_ ........ forced
.....................
111 h _ ealth
P h ilip Lie b e no w fo r a few days
F rid a y. A p r il 5. ushered In the
lit the home o f Ml»» G ludys Ri ver» , (1 resl(j „ , r(„ n the e m ploy o f ” M r
fir s t day o f fis h in g season and
A p r il 1 by mem ber» o f th e T ig u rd M o h r
Sv trolls He is soo
soon m any fis h in g poles w ere in e v i
1
. to begin w o rk fo r Dr. Peck Fred
M r and M rs. 11 A
L e s lie o f ^ u h l y jlus ta k e n th e p o s itio n v a - dence in th is v ic in ity
M r und Mrs. John M archel and
Tugueguro. Luguynn. P h ilip p in e Is-
b>. |. h t li|. Liebenow
d a u g h te r Cecelia visite d M rs M a r-
tunds. w ho are v is itin g w ith M r
. . . . .
A
lle
n
S
u
nantel
and
H
a
rold
K
ra
h
c
h
c ls b ro th e r. W illia m F itzge ra ld ,
und Mrs. G M Le slie o f T ig a rd ,
N o rth in V e rn o n ia Sunday.
ure h a vin g a w o n d e rfu l tim e buy m er »pent M arch 31 at
Pluins p u ttin g A lle n '» " p ic k -u p " in
M rs C a rl P Easley o f E n rig h t
in __
g fresh fr u its u n d vegetable».
Mont o f the fru it» and vegetable» to ru n n in g c o n d itio n T he y d ro ve is v is itin g in P o rtla n d a few days
the
ear
home
that
evening
th is week
have to be Im p o rte d in to the Is
M ild re d K ra h m e r und R ichard
lands. le ttu ce und several o th er
lle
r
d
lr
in
became
m
em
bers
o
f
the
vegetables excepted T hey had th e ir
ear »hipped to the states und tt is Young People»' society o f the loeul
ch u rch F rid a y A lle n S im u n te l a t
a rig h t hand d riv e .
tended as a v is ito r Refreshm ent»
H rn ln r f l a y G iv en
F irs t senior play. "The Cut Came were served by H a ro ld K ra h m e r
the pastor
(B r I. R. fltrubb)
Ruck" was give n M arch 29 In t h e . and
M r und M rs L. H oltz re ce n tly
G R EE N M O U N T A IN —T he Misses
a u d ito riu m to n large audience
.
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,
Cast Included l.a v e rn Cochran. F.i. re tu rn e d rom a t r ip to C a lifo rn ia R u th H ailey. R uth Reeve, M u rie l
leen H ow ard. B e lli Leedy. D o ris ^ . v ln * ■ '« ’ .v ‘s"
, v,
M etheany and Eva B arclay, a ll s tu
Rahmlg. G ladys Cai «on. L e la Too»». <>lh" P » ' " '" » ' '" " - r e s t M rs H oltz dents at M on m o u th norm al, spent
Thom as F ishb u rn . D e ric k N , ^ . |
W“ h th e w eek-end at th e F. P B a ile y
her daughter, M rs A l H e rge rt
hom e w here a p a rty was g ive n
Joe Borden
G ilb e rt W ya tt, l ’at
in th e ir honor Saturday n ig h t
M rs. Cooper Hostess
Cooper and Don T o w e r
Feature
G race S tru b b has been absent
M rs J Cooper e n terta in e d the
num bers in clu d e d a piano solo by
B e tty Leed.v a m i several songs by ladles o f the F ern H ill c lu b T h u rs fro m school fo r tw o weeks on ac
co u n t o f sickness
Don H ite, E arl S m ith and K e n day-
State Forester K y le o f Forest
M r und M rs F rib e rg und d a u gh
neth Koeber
A c h a rte r was grunted lust week ter o f P o rtla n d w ere guests nt th e G ro ve canvassed the neighborhood
last w eek tn the in te re st o f state
to the M e rry Sewers 4-H clu b at J F K a n in a home Sunday.
Q u a rte rly m eeting o f th e L u th e r forest fir e insurance
T iga rd , w ith M rs B I,. D aniels as
Steve M eek hauled a tru c k load
an
ch
u
rch
v
o
tin
g
m
em
bers
was
supervisor
held Sunday afte rn o o n I . 11 M uh - o f rocks fro m here to H ills b o ro
Prepare for Meet
S a tu rd a y The rocks are to be used
T ig a rd h ig h school ty p in g and ly presided
E lm er M u h ly is e n jo y in g his in m a kin g rock gardens.
shorthand team are w o rk in g hard
C harles W a lte rs o f G lencoe v is
u n d er the d ire c tio n o f M rs. N e llie classes at C on co rd ia se m ina ry in
Wesch E lw e rt in p re p a ra tio n fo r St. Louis. He pluns to spend his ited his fa rm here T hursday.
Ernest S m e jka l o f W ila rk v is ite d
the state meet to be held nt C o r Easter vacation n t S trusburg. 111.
va llis. T ig a rd has won m ore trop h ie s w ith Rev. L. Stuebe and fa m ily , his m other, M rs. Theresa S m e jka l
and honors at the contests than at w h ich tim e he w ill also preach Sunday.
any oth er h ig h school in the state his fir s t sermon. He w ill re tu rn
regardless o f size A p ra ctice con home in June, stopping o ve r at
test w ith T u a la tin was held F rid a y S q u irre l, Idaho, w itli his b ro th e r.
afternoon, und the team took p a rt Rev. R udolph M u h ly , fu r about a
(B y Mr». John Gate« J r .)
in the Behkne W a lk e r co u n ty ty p week, w h e re he w ill also preach
M r. and Mrs. John S in c la ir and
in g contest held lust week In P o r t one o r tw o sermons.
M a rjo ry visite d M r and M rs. A l
land.
,
b e rt I.e n ib T - at SIlvartOD S im .l.iv
Dances nt T ig a rd I. O. O F h a ll
G e ra ld P rnnger is v is itin g his
are c o n tin u in g to d ra w e xcellent
g ra n d m o th e r, M rs A S nhlfeld, south
crowd». A check room has been
(By Lois Richm ond)
o f H ills b o ro th is week
in sta lle d in th e h a ll w ith free
Mrs. A, G. Pearson was in H ills
M r. Vanderzanden'» baby boy
checking fo r the safety o f patrons boro Tuesday.
was ch riste n e d H a ro ld Charles S u n
o f the dances. A successful dance
M rs Oscar S h iffe r und M rs W il il,iv.
has been operated o ve r a year by lia m H u ffm a n d ro ve to H ills b o ro
W om en's clu b m em bers can get
the social co m m itte e
of
Hans F rid a y.
the ja rs to be fille d fo r the Louise
Guurde. L. M E rickson and A. H
M r and Mrs. J. R W illis spent Home fro m Mrs. S in c la ir any tim e.
V incent. Dances ure held e ve ry tw o S aturday ut t lic lr home neur S h e r
weeks
wood.
I f yo u chnnge y o u r address k in d
M r and M rs Le slie G a rro w o f ly n o tify the A rg u s d ire c t and at
P o rtla n d and M r and M rs. C. P once.
tf
Al Porcia Improves
at Vets Hospital
W al uh.
Mi
.im l
M rs
J
Ig M
Kansas City Club
Dinner a Success
Mr«. Bennett Trustee
I By W ilm s M a r r)
.e» oi . ocoa c u ra cu i. uuu
a q u a in t c o lla r o f the same fu r,
arc fe a tu r 'd in ib is a fte rn o o n
s u it of beige wool w o /n by M ary
W allace, film actress Necessary
c o n tra s t is fu rn is h e d by d a rk
bro w n accessories
Board o f trustees o f th e P resby
K A N S A S C IT Y —C o m m u n ity d in
te ria n ch u rch named M rs. H. B en ner. sponsored by th e Kansas C ity
n e tt to serve fo r three years as a Woman's c lu b Sunday was a great
new trustee
success. T here w ere about seventy
Ladies' A id o f th e P re sb yteria n i present.
ch u rch m et w ith M rs W. E. H ill
M r and M rs
G u y K a h la r of
A p r il 3.
j F a irv ie w visite d M r and M rs. Ray
Roland M eyers o f L a u re l and J. i Vanderzanden M onday evening.
C H itch co ck o f near H ills b o ro v is
Mrs. E slinger E n te rta in s
ite d here F rid a y.
M rs Claude E slinger e n terta in e d
F a m ily Moves
T he O rn d u ffs have m oved to the the clu b Tuesday at a q u ittin g ,
T h o r G roenbeck house here. T hey i T hey q u ilte d the q u ilt w h ic h th e y
expect to m ove to Estacada soon to , made fo r her. Ten m em bers w ere
present and tw o visito rs, M rs Cop-
engage in lo g g in g business.
I sy o f Forest G rove and M arg a re t
W. B. A. Meet S aturday
W B A
w ill hold a business E slinger
m eeting S a tu rda y a fte rn o o n at the
M r A rt Easly o f P o rtla n d v is
grange ha ll. A n n u a l ra lly w ill be ited the W illia m Easly home T h u rs
held in P o rtla n d A p r il 22. A ll m em day and F riday.
bers are in v ite d to attend
Mr
and M rs Cobb and Mrs.
O pening F a rm e r U n io n baseball Vohs o f P o rtla n d w ere week-end
game w ill be played at L a u re l ! guests at the A. C. L y d a home,
A p r il 14
i T hey are m oth e r and sister o f M rs.
Sponsor Dance
■ Lyda.
A dance w ill be sponsored by
M r and M rs M e rle Sheeler o f
the W B A. ladies at th e grange ' Scoggins
v a lle y and M iss D o ro th y
h a ll F rid a y n ig h t w ith m usic by
A d k in s o f W illa m in a v is ite d M r.
the H illik e rs .
M r. and M rs D
C o rn u tt and : and M rs V ic to r L e w is Saturday.
M r and M rs E B W ebb and
Stanton and P a tty Rhea m ade a 1 H ugh M c G in n is v is ite d M r. Webb's
t r ip to Roseburg T hu rsd a y r e tu rn
I b ro th e r. W ill Webb, and fa m ily o f
in g Sunday.
] Y a m h ill Sunday.
W illia m and D e lm a r R iggle and
E lto n In g ra m o f B irk e n fe ld visite d i J im H a rle m and M a ry K in g sto n
re la tive s and frie n d s here o ve r the o f L a u re l. M am ie Sandy o f B u x to n
, and F rancis Thom pson o f P o rt-
week-end.
land v is ite d M r and M rs. Ernest
M r and M rs B ritto n , M rs. H. ; | M
a rr Sunday evening
Schram. M rs Daisy O rn d u ff and
M illa rd Easly o f P o rtla n d spent
son W illis o f near T im b e r vis ite d
S a tu rda y at the W illia m
Easly
here S a tu rd a y nig h t.
M r and M rs A r t K ir k and fa m home.
M rs. L o u is Vanderzanden o f F a ir-
ily o f near V e rn o n ia v is ite d at the
v ie w v is ite d M rs. R aym ond V a n
George K ir k home here Sunday
F arm ers here have sold th e ir derzanden T hursday.
M r. and M rs. E B W ebb v is ite d
potatoes and are g e ttin g them ready
at the Oscar L o ve home at T h a t
fo r shipm ent
H a rry S im o n to n and fa m ily were ch e r T hu rsd a y evening.
R u th Eileen A nderson o f H ills id e
visite d by his m oth e r fro m T ig a rd
spent
th e w eek-end
w ith
her
one day last week.
j grandparents. M r. and M rs. W. E
M r. and Mrs. L o u is K lin k o f Sea
;
M
a
rr
side v is ite d M r. and M rs C. A.
'
U *e thia
b>adder la x a tiv e
to d rive
out
im purities and e~cess acids w hich cauae
the irraru la rh y that wakea you up. Get
’ buchu ieavea. ju n ip e r o il, etc., in little
green tablets called B U -K E T S . W ork» on
the bladder s im ila r to castor oil on the
bowel». Poorly acting bladder can cause
•can ty flow , frequent de«ire. burning o r)
ttackarhe In four day» i f not pleased,
any druggist w ill refund your t&c. Get
your regular sleep and fee! ' fu ll of pep.”
- D e lta Drug »tore.
Paid adv.
AAORTCAGE Y O U R
F A A A IL Y
Leisyville
Timber
Johnson
H ills b o ro A rg u s contains a ll the
news o f H ills b o ro and Ihe s u r
rou n d in g eonim unitles.
Read i t
nod keep In fo rm e d on w h a t is
liappi-ning at home
If
Why Should You
NOW!
SS»\e'
Be Iron-Weary?
An aching back and
headaches are all you
get doing your laundry
at home! Let us do it
for you . . . cleaner and
more economically.
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST
OI.ASBKS FITTKD
('o M m e rrlal
rh n n M
R n liln n rr 2»72
O ffin a 2971
Room S
N s llo n sl ll»nb
Ann»»
Hoar»
»:»» »• m- to 12 m.
1 «9» P »>• to i p. m.
saves «25 1«. «10
w ill be in sta lle d f r * t . Saves $2 i to $40 in
many cases. A sk «any t!» c tric m n g t d ta ltr.
Home Laundry &
Dry Cleaners
Telephone 47
H illsboro, Ore.
of
10c
Peterson Sunday.
Why Get Up Nights?
Monmouth Students
T H IS 25c T E S T FR EE
Bride-Elect
Given
Party on Saturday
If It Fails.
Shower on Tuesday
E m il B rock su ffe re d a s tro ke F r i
day night. He is s lo w ly recovering,
and Is w ith re la tiv e s in H ills b o ro
at present.
Miss E lizabeth A nderson o f P o rt
land v is ite d S a tu rda y at the W A.
B u n n e ll home.
Martin
M c M in n v ille has re c e n tly purchas
ed and is no w o p e ra tin g the J W.
: iprague d ry goods store
T he G ir l Reserves o f Beaverton
w ere guests o f th e local Congre
ga tio na l ch u rch at th e 11 o'clock
service Sunday m o rn in g in observ-
1 a n te o f N a tio n a l G ir l Reserve
week M a r v lin B ro w n read the
| s c rip tu re lesson and M ild re d T w o h y
•old o f the purposes and p rin c ip a ls
MRS. MARGARET PLOWMAN
o f the org a n iza tio n . Misses M artha
M rs M a rg a re t J Plow m an, fo r
and A ld a Lehm an sang a duet. The
pastor, Rev. C harles F. C la rk , de m er resident o f H illsb o ro , died
liv e re d an in te re s tin g sermon es M onday m o rn in g in P o rtla n d. F u
p e c ia lly fo r the g irls on “ L iv in g neral services were held Wednes
O u r L ive s A bove the M is ty F lats." day afternoon.
" F o llo w the G le a m " was sung in
closing by the e n tire group o f g irls
Misses A lin e B osw ell, K a th e rin e
D enney and Rhoda T h y n g acted as
ushers.
B ea ve rto n G arden c lu b m et Tues
day w ith M rs S te w a rt
W ashington G range w ill be the
J guest o f B ea ve rto n G range S atur- There are a hundred rea
sons why you should drink
; day.
M rs. Feiscber Honored
Milk — all of them good
M rk. J. F. Felscher was surprised reasons! More Milk means
i w ith a p a rty h o n o rin g her b irth d a y 1
I a n n iv e rs a ry F rid a y evening by of- better health. Drink at least
j fic e rs o f Beaver chapter. O. E. S „ | a quart a day.
{ w ith th e ir husbands and wives.
M rs Felscher was presented w ith
Q uart
a piece o f p o tte ry and a b irth d a y
cake
M issio n ary class o f the B e th e l
C ongregational ch u rch m et T h u rs
day. M rs. L. J C a rte r was elected
c h a irm a n o f the stu d y class com
m ittee.
T o Have N ew T ru c k
Phone 2104
B eaverton fir e d e p a rtm e n t is to
have a ne w C h e v ro le t tru c k .
M r. and M rs. E. Stipe. M r and
W HY!
Donna and B e tty , M r. and M rs
It. J. K e lly , M r and M rs. Jesse
Meyers, M rs P ru d le Fickas, C A.
M orgun, M r» V
W hite, S h irle y
and B e ve rly. G eorge Fisher, M rs
Ira
P o w e ll, the Misses L u c ille
Pederson, June G a rv in , Frances
Fickas. B o n n ie M anley. Ire n e F is h
er. Elsie M eyers and A lv e n San-
strom Russell, G e ra ld and M e lv in
P ow ell, B illy Best, G ilb e rt Frost,
H a rold Fisher, M r and M rs Fred
Wutson und M r and M rs. H a rry
S im onton and D o ro th y and A r th u r
Cards w ere enjoyed.
Show er G ive n
A k itc h e n show er was g ive n M r
and M rs Ed I-awson «Juanita Hom -
b u rg e r) a t th e grange h a ll F rid a y
night.
A baseball game scheduled fo r
F rid a y a fte rn o o n between M an n in g
and B u xto n schools was postponed
as M an n in g school is closed on
account o f th e mum ps.
L A U R E L — T he F ir G rove L a
dies' c lu b
honored M iss Sophia
Jackson o f S cholls w ith a b rid a l
show er Tuesday at the R aleigh
W h itm o re home Tw enty-Seven la
dies w ere present. M an y b e a u tifu l
presents w ere received b y Miss
Jackson, w h o w ill became
the
b rid e o f A rla n d W h itm o re A p r il
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Easter p ro g ra m at the ch u rc h is
being prepared u n d e r the super
visio n o f the teachers.
M rs Sam H u lit and M rs Fay
H u lit and sm all son o f near H ills
boro w ere guests at the Jacob
S ch m id t home A p r il 3
M r. and M rs. G. N. T aggart of
H ills b o ro w ere M onday c a lle rs at
the F L . B ro w n home.
M
M r and M rs. E R Sheets have
as th e ir guest M rs. Sheets sister, |
Mrs. Chester Ferguson, o f Los A n - j
geles
M rs D e lia B u rb a nks M cC auley ]
o f San Francisco, w h o has been
v is itin g Mrs. Z. F W ilm o t and M rs.
R uby Boyd fo r the past tw o weeks,
re tu rn e d to her home Sunday M rs
M cC auley was a fo rm e r resident
o f Beaverton
Born, to M r. and M rs E lw ood
B ro w n , M arch 31. a boy T h is is
the great grandson o f I. L M o rlo c k
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man who spends his good money for advertising space,
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Before the Audit Bureau of Circulations (A. B. C.)
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ing advertiser doubted a circulation statem ent
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veal HOW MUCH PAID circulation - WHERE it is
distributed - HOW it is secured.
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portance, even if the total number of copies run off
the press happens to agree with the circulation claim.
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