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Page Four
Judge Long Speaker
Annual Pioneer Meet
. Donald . E. Long
. ., of P o rtlan
> d was
i of last
liasi week
*' n i\. i G i i uests
h m --
w * ere
i v Mes-
»»ii ' -
he sp eak er at th e an n u al picnic
„
Mo
„ z j Rl
the
and
md reunion of th e P io n eer and A w Hoffman. 1. M Towns,-:;,!
N ia atl
tlv e Sons and D aughters associa- Russcll j dc Emma McKinncv and
tion S unday a t S h u te p ark He r e Miss M arion I.ytle. Mrs Aden was
view ed the early history of this presented w ith a lovely fru it bow !
county, beginning w ith th e d is from the council. M rs Hoffman,
covery of th e C olum bia riv e r by vice-president, m aking the p resen
¿'apt. G ray in 1792, and called a t tation
tention to th e fact th a t 12 men
w ho took a very active p art in
the organization of th e provisional
governm ent at Cham poeg on May
2, 1843, w ere from w hat is now
W ashington county. The most out- ' Mr. and Mrs. J H u en erg ard t w ere
standing of this group was th e hosts for a fam ily reu n io n W ednes-
late Joseph Meek, fa th e r of S teph- I day, Ju n e 17. at th e ir hom e n ear
en Meek of n ear N orth Plains. On B eaverton. H enry H u en erg ard t Sr
Ju ly 5 of the sam e y e a r at C ham - six sons. Jacob. A. B. of Ogden.
Huenergardts Hosts
at Family Reunion
com m ittee of th re e w as elected to and A. J of P ortland, and G eorge
tak e the place of a governor, w ith of Seattle. Wash . and th eir fain-
D avid Hill, the founder of Hills- ¡lies; tw o daughters, L orena o f
boro, as chairm an. He also recalled P ortland, and Mrs. Paul Stuvve-
th e fact th at th e first B aptist ch u rch sant, h er husband and family- of
on th e Pacific coast w as organized i S anta Ana. Cal., w e r e present
at West U nion by D avid Lenox. G ran d ch ild ren of H en re H uener-
and the first C ongregational ch u rch gard t present n u m b ered nineteen,
was organized by Rev J S G rit- | Some of the b ro th ers and sisters
fin near w hat is now N orth P lains had not seen each o th er for 22 years
in 1842.
j Mrs. S tuyvesant and A B. H uener-
Ju d g e Long, w ho is a grandson ■ gardt gave som e of th e h istory o '
of the lute S tephen and M argaret th e fam ily , tracin g th e origi-t back
A. Powell, covered-w agon pioneers, m ore th an 4tkt vearsL Mr and M r-
recalled the trip his g ran d m o th er C harles K alani cf A loha plaved
m ade bv raft in 1845 from The g u itar selections durin g the evening
D alles to the W illam ette valley, i
com paring th
iLHiipuimg
t .it e ll difference
111 t I x 11c t in
in trans-
I i ci ILS • ; T > • 1 "l""^ 1
i
T T
1
portation at th e present tim e Ja n e r>ritl(?-Jt.l(?Ct IlO lW l'C d
B aldra Wiley, m other of Will Wilev
, ■ > ,
T.' ‘ J
of Hillsboro, was the first w h ite e l l c M lO V (?1‘ i i ' K l i l \
child born in the county, he said,
Mrs. Jo h n H are en tertain ed F ri
and that Mrs M. A Dodd of Banks day even in g at th e W G. H are
was th e oldest living n ativ e d au g h hom e w ith dessert bridge an d a
ter of th e county, being 92 years m iscellaneous sh o w er honoring Miss
cld. He reg retted h e r in ab ility to W inabeth M acDowell, bride-elect
attend the m eeting, as it was hoped of L aw rence E. Francis. T iny cor-
th at she could be
as .. the sage b ouquets w ere given e a c h
. . crow
. . ned
.
county queen. A nother in teresting guest an d , he tab le d ecoration and
th in g in history of th e county was re fre shm ents carried out th e wed-
th e founding of P acific u n iv ersity ding m o tlf Misa K ath!een C ald .
by the parents of E C . B ro u n of w en m ade high score. Mrs. S helbv
this cd y . and also th at th e late F orn(.y> iecondi a n d MUs Iren >
H arvey Scott, for years ed ito r of
C ooper low-
th e O regonian, was the first grad-
n -h e r guests w e-e M esdam es F
u ate of P. U. in 1863. He urged w W eld™ C H Em m o’t M P o rt-
the rilin g generation to be proud
iand Ed „ar K am na T W XTcDon
of the historical backing of th eir
a™ d R e n n e L E m en- H E S-ao es‘
ative e county.
n ativ
nnantv
T hom as Sholes. W E . Piercy. L ¿ '
L. E W nkes. president of th e M acDowell. an d G ene Rossman,
association, presided, a n d o th er Misses M ildred E lder, L ucille Rood
num bers on the program included c h lo ris F a y ram , and P attv Lomax.
orchestra m usic by M arvin W hit-
________________ •_
more. Tcm Shuck. F L. Brow n.
- i t
i t »
and Mrs. Jo h n M ulloy: O regon I J H V lC i L C g C l ' \ \ ( ? ( lS
S tate song led by G. Russell Mor- i i >
, •
'
/-» • -i
gan; invocation b y Rev. H enry »» <1 £?i l 1 I I £*"1 0 TT U r l l ’ l
Young: address of w elcom e b y
K enne n
M ayor J. H. Garret,: reapanae by „ . Miss
" J " Ola Mae „ 5 E lliott
D a . of
l " G.™d“
Jo h n M. Brow n of n ear Banks;
wXTadF-'o«”,Sr“„ : X 5r*"
neers." composed by r . z. Brown
and led bv him: ta lk s on early days
by T. S. W ilkes of Corvallis. J . D
C hitwood of n ear B oring, and John
T hornburgh of F orest G rove: vo-
M rs.dJUohnbM un^-. a c ^ o L S e d ^ y
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W T. Elliott,
of K ennew ick. Rev. H C. V .ncent
offi^atecT
The bridegroom is a son of Rev.
T. A. L eger of H illsboro. He is a
g rad u ate of L infield college and
atten d ed U n iv ersity of W ashington
H e is a teach er in th e high school
in H illsboro. Mrs. L eger atten d ed
W ashington S tate college an d w as
affiliated w ith A lpha Zi D elta. The
couple w ill m ake th e ir hom e in
Hillsboro.
Miss Thelm a M ulloy: vocal solos
by Russell M organ, accom panied by-
Mrs. F red Sewell, and song and
dance num bers by Jean A nn Mog-
n e tt of Tigard and V irginia B eck
e r of P ortland, w ho a re on the
KGW program s. Je a n A nn M ognett
Mrs. G eorge T. M cG rath w as a
is a g randdaughter of Mrs. F lora
A dam i Pio. ..rly -d a y „ a „ v . d a u ,! ,- 1
» J - ™ 'a “ ,I S Í S
Í
ter.
n „,uvi
son and S. W.
Moore of B ak er
i d ^ t Gan r l^ r e i S V ? h e d ,TOU-* S r X
L 1X i i „ * ^ r P<>rtl,a n d -
m ock C ountv P io n eer association. T h®5 2 tte " ded th e P lo n eer m eeting,
w ho w ere present w ith th e ir wives.
G w * R am ey of New b erg visit-
gave short talk s and told of th e
his_ son ^nd d au g h ter-in -law .
this organization to atten d a m eet-
ing of th e T illam ook organization
at N ehalem on O ctober 4.
Mrs. W. F. C yrus, presid en t of
th e G arden club, and h e r daugh-
t? r Helen, assisted by D orothy B arr.
presented colonial bouquets to la-
dies and boutonnieres to th e men
w ho could qualify as county pio
neers.
,
P receding th e program a b ask et
luncheon w as enjoyed from tab les
set u n d er th e trees.
County Teachers to
Attend Convention
M ¡SS L .
J a c k S O ll
Seabeck Delegate
for your p arties.
HILLSBORO PHARM ACY
Z. J. Riggs, graduate of the C alifornia College Pharmacy
Il II S tan n aid . vice-president;
I T Ml I’heetel . e, iet.il> tu i
u rer. and Mi ; 1, F Pete,
p tc .s
eel i .spondciit T he etili» will not
meet a g o n until Septem ber.
A b urlesque of a denuK-i »lie-
republic.in convention furnished en-
le r ta n , n i e l l i w ith Mi - M cPheelei .
.md on* host,
n principal -pe.it,
ei
F.u h m em ber also had In i
fortune told by lite hostess
lin e
I am ily
grand m aster, was the prtneipul
speaker.
G rand officer pres» nt w ere: Past
G rand M aster II W avne S tanard.
M cM innville. P
M i .e s líe M
Scott. P ortland. P G M W alter
C Winslow. Sal« in. S enior G r.uut
W aiden F ran k lin C Howell, Port
land; Ju n io r G rand W arden Leif
S Finseth, D allas, S enior G rand
Deacon Karl Snell, Salem ; Ju n io r
G rand S tew ard E rnest P Hands.
O regon City, who is also grand
high priest of t h e grand ch ap ter To l>e properly a p p rei iatetl,
of Royal .Arch Masons, G rand Sw ord y o u r gill to the britle an,I
H earer W alter Brown. P ortland. groom must be from a store
G rand T re a su re r H E dw ard Pin
ney, P ortland; district deputy grand w ith a re p u ta tio n of d e a lin g
m asters: C laren ce I) Phillips, P o rt in precious m erchandise.
land; Leon V Jenkins. P ortland.
Frank S Knoll. O regon C ity. aJek W e a r e a b le to g iv e v a lu a b le
M urtón, H illsboro. W allace Spimce
e x p e r t a d v ic e in g if t
G resham ;
also Lloyd L Seott.
b u y in g .
em inent grand com m ander of g ra n d
eom m andery, K nights Tgm plur,
r p u E modish, capelet sleeves and the paneled s k irt of this frock.
Pattern 8534, cast a subtle illusion o f slimness over mature
lines. Sizes: 36 to 50. Size 38 requires live yards o f 39-inch
fabric.
Pattern 8462 is a chic, cool nnd refreshing house dress that
w ill make you feel presentable du rin g many warm afternoons.
Designed in sizes 34 to 46. Size 38 requires 3% yards of 35-inch
fabric.
Miss T in y T ot w ill look sweet in the cute little frock, Pattern
8524. I t should be made o f dotted Swiss or a colorful, piqunnt
p rin t. Sizes: 2 to 5 years. Size 3 requires 144 yards of 35-inch
fa b ric, plus 13l i yards o f ribbon or 114-inch bias folds.
To secure a PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN
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TIO N THE NAM E OF T H IS NEWSPAPER.
Store Employes
Entertained Friday
Mr. mid Mrs 1* A. Anriersun e n
terta in e d em ployes of the J C
I’enney store at th eir hom e Friday
night, th e event m ark in g th e sixtii
an n iv ersary of the opening of the
local store. T h e evening was spent
in discussing the progr, ss of the
«ton- in that periixl and rem iniscing
I on events that had taken place in
tile six years Mr. A nderson has
. been m anager ever since th e store
opened.
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H onor ( a n d id a le -
H illsboro R ebekah lodge met
T uesday evening and held initia-
tion. M isses I.eia P eters and G race
M cCorm ick w ere in itiated
Miss
A uth elva Cox, goddess can d id ate of
the lodge, w as presen ted w ith a
bouquet.
p |4n R um m age Sal
A m erican L egion A u x iliary m em
bers a re planning a rum m age sale,
according to Mrs W. F. Cyrus,
presid ent T he d ate w ill be a n
nounced later.
Nephew Weds—
Mrs. W. L. M oore of B anks r e
ceived announcem ent of the m a r
riag e of her nephew . C aptain W al
te r J. P ick erin g of V allejo. Cal.,
to Miss Naomi F ern M adren Cap-
lain P ick erin g is the son of C harles
P ickering, form erly of this county,
n il
for W ashington C ounty
K r n a d lir n t H o s te s s —
Miss Fdw yna B roadbent was
hostess this w eek-end for a house
Size
¡p a rty at her home n ear S al, in
G uests w ere Misses J a n e t t e C ady.
Size
¡D orothy G illniore. E leanor S m ith ,
D orothy Havens. Lahom a I’ IW ,11
and
K athleen
C aldw ell
Mi
B roadbent’s hom e is along the Wil-
lam ette riv e r shore.
1-11 P ictu re D isplayed—
S tate
P ictu re of 1500 4-H club m ein- !
hers w ho attended the 4 II s u m - '
' m er .school at C orvallis d u rin g the
past tw o w eeks is show n in the
now of Lodi. Cal. T he new ly-w eds A rgus w indow It is the p ro p erty
w ill visit Mr. and Mrs. M oore on of M iss LaV elle Jackson of N orth
Plains.
th e ir w edding trip.
B A R G A I N S IN
Anderson M o to r Co.
Hillsboro
"L et Andy Fix Y our W atch"
211
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lv notify th e Argo« d irect und at
I'a r l) —
Mi and Mi . II It Fm m ott pent
ttie w , ek end at Pacific City. 1’in*
house p atty was a fam ily reunion,
honoring Ray Fm m ott and fanuly
of Nyssa
O th ers prenent w ere
Me i and Mesdames G eorge Fm-
tnott. C II F nunolt. Hayfield Pool-
ey and d au g h ter Evelyn, ult of
P ortland
WEDDING
GIFTS
C ity
Miss LaV elle Jack so n w as chosen
to re p resen t th e H illsboro G irl R e
serve club at th e a n n u al ten -d ay
co n ference at S eabeck. Wash. Miss
Jackson left e arly M onday m o rn
ing w ith th e o th er d elegates from
P o rtlan d . S eabeck is located on
Hood Canal, six teen m iles n o rth
M rs. W. F C yrus was re-elected
w est of B rem erton. W ash. T he con presid ent of th e H illsboro G arden
feren ce opened M onday. J u n e 22 club at th e m eeting M onday a t the
an d closes J u ly 3.
public library. Mrs. W. J. Enschede
was elected vice-president. Mrs. C
Mrs. G ray H onored—
H. N osier, second vice-president,
Miss A dele G u erb er e n tertain ed Mrs. F red E ngeldinger, treasu rer.
w ith a tea T uesday afternoon at and Mrs. H. E. S taples, secretary,
h er home n e a r B ethany. Icompli
m en iin g - e r sister. Mrs. A J. G ray
> Y ' k ' Wh°, ? ' i:h Recital Friday—
A group of voice and advanced
h er husband is v isitin g r e la tiv e s
here. G uests .p re s e n t included^ th e piano stu d en ts w ill be presented in
honor guest. Mrs. G ray. Mrs. L. G. recital by Jesse F oster F riday ev e
ning at 8:15 in the B ethany P re s
b y terian church. A fe a tu re of the
recital w ill be the P e e r G ynt S uite
fo rm er pupils w hen s h e tau g h t by G rieg, th e n a rra tiv e of w hich
school in th is section, Mrs. C arl w as w ritte n by Ibsen. Those a p
T rachsel of R eedville. Mrs. F red p earin g on th e program a re H elen
A m acher and Mrs. E rnest Z u rch er Dean. N orm a A nderson. R uth W il
son. Jean B erger. A lta Lehm an.
H onored on B irth d ay —
M artha L ehm an, a n d
M argaret
Mrs. P. A. A nderson en te rta in e d Schulz.
With a party M onday aftern o o n „ . , .
„
... ,
IT ’S DELICIO US
because it’s PURE
I
W u lte r C W inslow of S alem , past
Cast of "D avid G arrick ." the play
to be p resen ted by th e C offee club
dramatic- d ep artm en t in m atinee I
p erform ance W ednesday. Ju ly 1. in- '
eludes M esdam es V. W. G a rd n e r.'
O tto O sborne of F orest Grove. F.
C Holznagel, l.v n n Hall. W F
M an-.gome. y. J J W isner, P. J.
v K - alkw
u . arf. H. K C h an tler. and H
H S tan n ard . Misses May Cook and
A rd. Ellingson.
M rs. F red E n g eld in g er is m a n
ager of th e th e a tre p arty and
m atinee.
A reception w ill be held in the
th e a tre lobby follow ing th e p e r
form ance This is an an n u al event
sponsored by th e C offee club and
th e re is no adm ission ch arg e A
. cordial
. .
, in v itatio
. .. n is ex ten d ed to
'!le
of th e com m unity and
t h ~;r n '1'-'nc’-s
U. S. W. V. Elect
Delegates State,
National Meets
Mrs. E. F ayetta A llen, re tirin g
president of th e B usiness and P ro
fessional W omen's club, en tertain ed
her council m em bers at d in n er at
th e P harm acy W ednesday evening
nect'pliun in hdnnr of J u d r e K
Fi .mk P eters, new ly «loctcri gl and
m uster »»I the g iand lodge. A F. X-
\ M \- i ■ . en by nw nibei < •
his h w i i lodge here Tuesday night
w ith 15 of his grand lodge officei .
present, including three past grand
m asters. T his was Ju d g e Pet« rs*
first app«*arance as grand m aster in
his ju risd ictio n One h u n d red m em
bers w ere present
A life m em hership in the gi and
lodge was presented tin» new m as
ter by m em bers of his own lodgi*.
through i>cisonul c o n trib u íion.s. the
presentation being m ade by W il
liam G uetter, past w orthy m aster.
Presented at a
Theatre P arty
' |Vcs
L ittle R u th A nn Low-e. d au g h ter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Low e of Beav-
erton. w as operated on for m astoid
S atu rd ay at S m ith ’s hospital. Dr
L ester Jones of P o rtlan d w as the
surgeon.
Misses Sylvia
M cK night and
E velyn P ip e r en tertain ed w ith a v ersary of h er son Deloss. The
h ousew arm ing S atu rd ay n ig h t at boys enjoyed baseball and croquet,
th e ir ap artm en t
T hey
recently- w ith a picnic lunch at th e A n d er-
moved to Mrs. L eonard B row n's son grove on N o rth T h ird avenue.
residence.
T he- , pre nt included R obert Ras-
Mr. and Mrs. L loyd H u rley and m ussen, R obert P eters. L ynn Hall,
d au g h ter of W alhalla. N D akota, S tan ley Dillon. Lloyd A nderson,
visited Mr. and M rs R alph R am ey Ra -V B allard, Ju n ; r W yatt. F ra n k
Sunday. M r and Mrs. M. Reid of McGee. LaRoy Dillon. S tu a rt Rich
N ewberg. Mrs. R am ey's p arents, ardson, D onald S tan n ard , and Deloss
A nderson.
w ere also guests.
Peggy C hristensen, sm all d au g h Seam en Visit H ere—
te r of Ju liu s C h risten sen of near
Freem an A nderson and H aller
L aurel, had h er tonsils rem oved by S tah e of th e S. S. C alifornia, now-
M em bers of Scout H a r r i n g t o n _
_ __ C. T.
__ ...........
Dr.
S m ith T uesday m orning docked at B rem erton. Wash., a r
camp. U. S. W. V.. elected as dele- at S m ith 's hospital
riv ed in H illsboro T h u rsd ay ev e
gates to th e state encam pm ent at
Mrs. E m ily P itm an of Los A n n in g for a tw o -d ay v isit w ith th e
T he Dalles Ju ly 12 to 15. inclusive, geles. Cal., a rriv e d th is w eek for a fo rm er's paren ts. Mr and Mrs. M.
are L. B. Haley. H enry Barron. B.
w ith h er sons. Dr. A. O. P it L. A nderson, and his b ro th er. P. A.
T. Hulse, and R alph H art. A lter visit
P itm an, and th eir A nderson, and fam ily. On S a tu r
nates are C. E. Dumas. A rth u r m an an d T. H.
day Mrs. P. A. A n d erso n took Mr.
Yeomans. Ray L. A ntrim and E l
Miss Eva K lin em an u n d erw en t an d Mr M L. A nderson and guests
m er W. Scott. L. B. H aley is dele
■
- th e C olum bia h ig h w ay as far
gate to the national m eet at S a ra an ap p en d ix o peration J u n e 10 at up
as Bonneville. T h e boys left S u n
S
m
ith
’s
hospital.
Dr.
C.
T.
Sm
ith
toga Springs. N. Y„ and R. F. T ay
day morning.
operating.
lor. alternate.
Mrs. R F T aylor was elected d el
M r. an d Mrs. H a rry S abin and A ttend C a rriers’ C o nvention—
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B row n a tte n d
egate of th e A uxiliary to th e state fam ily of Ju n eau . A laska, visited
m eeting at T he D alles and Mrs. his au n t, Mrs. M ary Sabin, and ed th e C ounty R u ral Mail C a r
riers'
m eeting an d picnic at Je r-
A ntrim as alternate. Mrs. Hugh S. cousins S atu rd ay .
gen's p ark Sunday. A bout 60 w ere
Rogers w as elected to rep resen t
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. M acDowell present, in clu d in g visito rs f r o m
them at th e n ational m eeting.
and d au g h ters D ixie Lee and Y am hill. W illam ina. A storia a n d
C olene m ade a trip to T he Dalles M onm outh. The state convention
Sunday.
Dakotans to Picnic—
w ill be held at A storia Ju ly 10.
Mrs. M arion H art and d au g h ters 11 and 12. N ext y e a r’s county
The annual picnic of the Dakota
S tates society w ill be held Ju n e of M arshfield a re v isitin g h er hus- m eetin g w ill be h eld a t S h u te park.
28 at Jantzen B each park, accord- band's p arents, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Hillsboro.
ing to Mrs. H. A. W alker. P o rt- H art.
P ro g ram at B eth an y —
land, secretary. A full day of ac-
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. L entz and
T h e young people of th e B ethany
tivities has been arran g ed , includ- d au g h ter A rlen e spent th e w eek- B aptist ch u rch an d th e B ethany
ing a speaking and m usical pro- end w ith h er parents. Mr. and Mrs b and will give a p ro g ram a t th e
gram, and sporting events. T he out- j . h . P ank o n in e, at T he Dalles,
ch u rch Sunday night, begin n in g at
ing is open to all form er residents.
Qarl j uRen of P o rtla n d is visitin g 8 o’clock,
th e ir fam ilies and friends. B ring hi u n c, and au n t M r and M rs
,
v your
o u r lu
n c h basket.
basket C
o f.-te . c cream
re a m £ L H obbs
a n d c o u s in . B e t,y
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lunch
Cof.'.te,
A
d
au
g
h
ter
w as born J u n e 16 to
and sugar w ill be furn ish ed free, th is week.
Mr. and Mr". M. R. L ew is of O ak
beginning at 12:30 o’clock. D on't
G len N orton left S u n d ay to a t land, Cal. Mrs. L ew is w ill b e r e
forget the date. A dm ission is free.
tend sum m er school at U niv ersity m em bered as M iss K ath leen H o rn
Play Presented—
by
of Oregon, Eugene.
The young people of th e C h ris
tian church presented a "S u m m er
C onference" play at th e ch u rcn
Sunday evening. An o fferin g w as
taken for the "S um m er C onference
Fund" being raised to assist local
youth in th e ir expense a t sum m er
conference at T u rn e r J u ly 6-12.
Those already enrolled a re W inona
W e co u ld n ’t m ak e o u r ICE
P utnam . L innie and V ivian Lewis.
CREAM any b e tte r — no m a tte r
A ll three w ere students last y ear
how h a rd we trie d ! A ll th e in
High Priest Visits—
g re d ie n ts a re th e p u re s t a n d best
Royal Arch M asons from F orest
we can buy. It's m ade w ith abso
Grove. N ew berg and P o rtlan d met
w ith the chapter in H illsboro W ed
lute sa n ita tio n and p a in s-ta k in g
nesday night, Ju n e 17. for th e v is
c
a
re
.
T
h
a
t’s
w
hy
its th e BEST ICE CREAM you
it h ere of Ernest P. Rounds, grand
ev er tasted .
high priest for the state of O regon
R ounds was accom panied h ere by
W e can p rovide sp ecia l Ice C ream s
a num ber of other state officers.
B. P. President Honored—
Breakfast Club
Lodge Here Pays
Elects Officers
Honors to Judge Hi, .ik l.it olili) met W eilin".Ia\
Robert lint litígame and
w ith Mi
offici i
Mr.* \\
I*
Peters as Head elected
tinger was elected president.
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L T -IP 'O ' P r p s z p n t S
A l l » M A g g 1 1 e S e n iS
P l - l t 'i A P l 11 t 11 < X l n n f l n v
* ‘d l i O I U | ) 11 S » M O llC lH v
M ;is ^ a rian H agg o i AIoha w ili
Prcs, n: h er P‘ano Pupils in recita,
M c rd '1-V " ve:l‘r ' a t eiRilt ° 'c;" ck a;
th e Aloha B aptist church. W allace
W heeler, violinist, w ill assist w ith
th e program
P u p ils tak in g part
a re P atricia M itchell. E velyn Fuegv,
B etty Richards. Ja c k y Ross. K a th
leen Wolfe. B etty Je a n G u lb ran d -
son. S u san n a Johnson. B illy Bishop.
Leis York, A nna M ae N ault, Jean
S chilling and D orothy K irkw ood.
Thursday, .Tune 25. 193«
OREGON
TJhA LßJeeki Patt&wiâ-,
L arge percentage of W ashington
[ county teach, rs a re expected to be
in atten d an ce at th e an n u al co n
vention in P o rtlan d Ju n e 29 to Ju ly
a of th e N ational E ducational as
sociation. a c i d i n g to v) IV Kraus,
county su p erin ten d en t. Sessions w ill
be held in th e m unicip al a u d ito r
ium.
T eachers w ho a re m em bers of
the assiHur.tion. and who attend
for th ree of the five-day s ssions
will receive credit for reading c ir
cle work. K raus points out.
Kr.oi left yesterday for Salem,
w here he is atte n d in g a two-day
session cf county su p erin ten d en ts of
O regon He will go to P ortland
F rid ay for a tw o-dav conference of
county school su p erin ten d e n ts from
Wasl
Oi . 11 and Idaho,
w hich w ill precede th e national e d
ucation association convention.
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