B eaverton R eview
Consolidated, December 28, 1923 with
Volume II
• 1.50
1 »
Studio Faces
Very Busy Season
Per
county
f unnel Petitions
news
l’ m d u e llo u un « U rg e •«'«li* i*
altuul tu he r r n i i ii r i l ni H ip lu m i
studio am i tu tti ra c la liuve u l-
rcudy ben» |r t tu r
m ltlilin ii.il
elee i r leni * i|tilp tiir n l, w lilrh »»
cxpecli'd tu n r r itp tu H eavttrluii
fittili I.uà Angeli a w illiu i u fo r i*
m a lli
Mi
L a rry l>rp«t»an oi
Hit* lire n n in i Klee irle Com pany
liu» I iooii u w a iih il n c u n lth c l In
i i i i p r u c unii olnlm l'uio un Ilio
(a irliia nyalein «Iready lii» t« lle il
'Ilio In a li im w i'r wlrpn » i l i fui-
In a ru n U u il» l<> nix » w itrli boxe»
■ •Il Ilio WUll* «lf Ut*' stll'lln .
l'wo
tli" U *a m l W
ut m liliiin tu ii rullio
lu i* b e n i « n li'ii'ii tu lakc curo
o f H ip oxtru o (|ill|«m r|ll.
A o nnlrnol In palanti H ip ho »
a lm i w a U r |U|> p |*nal Ilio "lu tilo
It nn In tfli l« l lo M i. IV . I Nnyo
o f H ip lloovprlun IHunililna Co.,
unit work on llil« jnh Ima al-
ready Keen alurlotj.
Il la u n iio ral” (M| ih « l u « to u r
nini c o iirra le lw o -s lo rjf lo lm rii*
tnry ro v e r '" « » e v e n ly -fiv e by a
burnii o<l nini fifty fo r i tu H ip
south n f Hio alo tln i mid ulau a
pow er am i liputlna p la n i m ouaur.
ing fifty by a i'v rn ty -fl> p fr e t In
a u t'l'l) Ib i a lu tb " mid lab u raio ry
w ll|i liput unit pow er w ill
be
b u lli.
In m lillllu n to n il Gils,
II
la unilPratunil d ia l sewers
w ill bp laid, a lrp rla liurd nur*
fuot'il, am i alila w alks mid ru rlia
in a ln llp d t h r o u g h o u t H i p p u tirà
i'r r n iin m Addii mu
Ilio alu tlm
p ro p e rly i* In bo onm plplod uml
b e a u tifie d uml h n u ig lit up In tho
m ig iu u l plana.
N ego tiation » for
Hioao lin p ru vem esla have boon
iun ior way fn r H ip puat p ig ili
muni lia and liavt* ju a t boon rn n -
M iu n n ia lo ,| uponrillnu In J ,
J
F le m in g , I'rpald o nl n f Ilio en in -
puny.
iU e aU'tirttip H «suine n m - y w it.
Die f r i
I n atu ro I dina. nn>
liai'll mciM'pni alad and I m II rliiMod
c r iw r a lb M i «1 lh
♦rtii.ooo nani
III.
T lia F -C -F' F'enl lire F ilm » ,
ib i "H all llia lp re p res en tative , M r
J t'.. laiu k . bava punlruoit'd « lit i
Ilio br«t d ia irlb u lu ru ib in u a lm u i
tlm r n iio il M ain a
and
S onili
A m o rin i fnr n arrio « o f eicht
fiva-t'ool fouliirp p r o il u r I I "li«
» ta rrin g Al Ferguson w lm w ill
bp Miip|M»riod by a «upprb oaal
nf p layer» lirn u g lil III fru lli l.|»,
Angola*
Il f i expected
lim i
prnduoMnn« w ill bP « la rlo tl nn
Ib i« r im ir a r ! aa «twin «a Ilio a ri.
d lllo n a l eq u ip m en t I m roro.vçtl
fru m I.OM Angele», abnul A p rii
III. o r a« Munti « fio r « m Ilio
w e n lh rr o nn d ltkm » w ill p p rim t.
I lio P ro i'**""* Piolu ro Produo
tiuiiM w lll in a k r v ip o r »pooiala,
tho in arko l fo r »'.iloti Ila» a l-
loatly hoon aecurad.
Kof
lln*
pu«t l» o uookM (ho «in d ili o f - 1
Homi» Imvo b on i l'U -il) onaaaod
inakm a abipm onla o f udvorliM lna
The operati«.
"T h e
liypny
Hover,” wan a big nucoa»M bolli
uigltln limi M wan given and
ily relative lo aulire"" * * f liuni*' I
grumi aooil curii, T I ium * imviuu Chamba of Commerce Meeting on Ilia ntudaill" ware well repaid
for llielr effoyln. Although (he Larfc Crowd Prcscot at Both
H liu il
lin iilO
glO W II
aooil
Olirti j
••»art amount o f Hi«
receipt»
""a h i limili liy uilvorlimnu H ip , Wednesday, Routine Business
Performances. Actinf sud
have not a » ye I been determined,
Committees Report
amilo ili Ilio liioul lirwspnpei's |
approximately
S-’
£5
wa«
lakan
In
Singings Merit Praise
unii ri>|inrtiiig lu ilio County A-
altogether, including (he randy
k p ii I
Ilio m mi mi ii I unii vurioty
Wiltnm* a doubt (he op
fnr Mulo. I iiiiiihmoum Itoiniiiunily
Ilio
Chuiubcr o f lioiiiniorop Male»
The operetta, "T h e
Gyp«y
I urlìi lliii i'uu in Hliii'kiiiiiua omini to rt m ro g u la r intndiug W od ila«, e r a li« »a n the ban) entertain
ly I* iHinllIlK urti" la fnr «bolli day PVPiiina
Abolii
Ilio
fir« l ment ever preeaiilad by Ilia m I u - Hover, ' wlilali wa» presented by
High Heaverton Jfigl,
Ho hoot
last
U l"H nf ui'olluiuloil ai oli ouril,
Ib ln a dolio »UM lu u lluoh till. deriln o f Ilia Meuvurtuu
Thursday and Friday night», wa»
Hampa n f a ll pra«ant lo Ilio p e l- H« bool.
a decided s u re «»« both n igh !»
U luli fo r n T u n n a l HI » trin i w inoli
Dalry Stock Trado A d ivo
Wedneaday afternoon Ilia lat
Allhough
I m Ilio fil'Ml m I o | i Inw ard« Ilio ter* for banket-ball ware pra- • hat it w 8 m given.
T h e iloniulul fnr iln iry alnok
Ilia exact amount o f m oney taken
pinpoMod liin iio l I liâ t w ill place »anted hy Cftgch Mal/lar.
I'ha
la uollvo (u r I mi I I i |inro liroila
l'o rlla iid al
H<'«(orlnti'«
d "t,l‘ following player» received let m 1» not yet known, about $220
unii
amtli'M
lni|iiriPM
frum
»lap.
l'hora hUM liaan «a (o ral ter»: dirla, ( Helen Keanu* (eap- WM* taken in «1 together. includ
W u a liin u l. Idullll, unii Kuulortl
nic«litig» and l'o iiald arab la talk I h fii, Iterllia Slatxka (m an ager), ing Ilia candy »ala».
Oregon uro I I U l l l o m U M (VÌI II MPV -
'I'ha acting was
exceedingly
il imw Ilia in itia l step Im» baai .lean .laok»on. .lanet
Hutlllay,
P illi aule a liollla ri'llu r lftl
a"od. and all Ilia mo I oh ware
lakan .
I,Illy l.aaliy.
Ilalan
.luruieaon.
Mr. A. T
Flagg n f l'tii'liu lla,
wall rendered. Without a doubt
l f ytni ara fu favor o f Ilia Hoy»: W ealey Cook
(aaplain). it was the best entertainment
\\ ,iali miti"<i ram nify fMirrhn«ed
lilu iit'l, why uni ro m a nut lo Ilio Erne»! M a«lar* fm anagar), .fack
n lituo tiliMuloil |■ 11ri• roÌH'i| Jer-
m oollnaa o f tho Chum bar? Tlioro Malarkay, Harley Taylor, Thur- that ha» aver been presented by
aay hortt airi' frmn Mr f». C
I m » b o ra you ra n Ian n i o f w linl |"w Weed, tldfcarl Hock an. dor- Hie sludanl* o f Heaverton High
Howard nf lloud'rlnii
unii
la
School. No one wa* »orry that
I m b rin a dona alm uf (ho m a tte r. lion llalHtan, Arthur r.ang.
•lonllna fnr ullirr W asiiiiigton
lie had spent Ilia money to *ee
rha
flr»
t
M
iibjarl
tim
i
wna
la-
Jersey».
The hoy» o f H. If. H. organired the entertainment.
Von up « fia r. Ib a m a rtin a npanril
ln i|i|lrio a fn r g iade d a lry cowa
•lark and Georgianna Malarkay
» H * H ip m u tir r o f Ilia* Mían» n ha «•• -ball (earn and will begin
aio nuinornuit. Im i lin a i d a lry -
a rm » » Ilia H ig hw ay at Ilia Tow n practice a . noon a » Ilia field I» bad two o f Iha most important
iiipii aro im i nfTcrlng d a iry p n w a
Im iin d ariaa.
fin a o f lha»a had ready for I bain. Gordon Holalen purl«, um the Gypsy Rover and
fn r Mulo -in faol llioy ara in
bat'll I ilj u rad and Ilia Chum bar wag elected caplain and llarley his Lady F^.ve. They both did
H ip iiin rko l fnr gni'd cnw».
Among the other
bad ordorad il repuircri n r re - Taylor w a» elected manager. I* vary wall.
inovatl. T I ipmo ala n o , aro olaim ad rouuired »orno lima and work member« o f the cast are Orma
LIVgSTOCN M A N I MONEY
by Moma to bo lllo gal bul lita ra lo find a field bill after «avarai Lemmon, Maggy Marlin, Clifford
MOSTI.V WHKN ON RANQE '« in ypl no d o f it i I I o unoinda for dav* one wa« found; Il I» located Look, Jaime Hudson, J[nhn Gray,
Gordon Hul»ten, Jean Jackson.
T h r aign w iim behind Iha aludlo.
l'ru p o r innnnKoiiioiil l f raiigc .removing them
Krnest Nichol, l.awrenea
I>ay,
• iaorglanna Malarkay enn Ilia
In tlioppfura r-p a ira d «ntl w ill lie
V 'u tln u lum ia I-
!n i|'n iim it
and l.ny Antrim, hesidr» the
allnw
ail
In
ranm
in
u
n
til
aoma-
fir
«l
place
In
the
declamatory
Ibp «ucce»» n f Ilio iM e s lo rk h lis l-
gy p »ie» and the ehoru*.
John
iipaM. MlnokiiiPii In raoonl y r u r * H im a d a fln llp can I f lanrnod « • ro tile»! which wa* held at Hill»- Gray, who took (ha pari o f Lord
born Friday, March
2S.
Tho
oro a l 'In a mnrp and umrp a t - In lilt'll' Ira n i MtatllM.
T lia ra w ar a m iiiiio rap tirla fro m grade »ahoof carried o ff Hirer Craven, an Rngli»h fop, “ Doncha
(p nllon lo iiiPiiaui-OM lim i pm vldo
aoium itiai'M who hail repraaeiilad blue ribbon*, which gave Bea Know," played hi* part very
inora ai n«a fnr faad.
wall, and kept Iha audience roar
any
\V lu ta r ......Im a " f Mliaap ur Hio C lm m bor al difToranl in c c l- verton more point* lhan
ing with laughter.
ina«,
una
al
T
ig
a
rd
and
one
Ilio
other »cliool in Ilia rounly The
o n llla un Imy, arn lu , Milnaa. nr a
Preceding (he operetta and
Tho »In n e r » in the grada «rhonl »-ero
Pi>niblim li"ii n f I I ipmi ' faada, w lll I in u ip I in ra lin g al iM rllu u d
between the acts moving pic
d
aloaalinii
to
Ilio
P
o
rtlan
d
m
oot
llonuld
Webb,
derlumalory;
l.yle
re a l muro lliu n Hio im riiia t aol
ture» were shown, so that there
lina prloo n f H ip f i li im lia.| lieef u r ing repo rtad ihal a «ida fro m tho W alker. Spalling: Aldan Wilaon
wa« Konielhing >tolng all
the
■|ologai|ii|i
fro
m
B
ra
v
rrlu
n
.
th
a
ï
Spalling
m illio n Tho lim o » b e n livpalnpk
•
.............. from the time
« lo roally m uklna iimnoy 1 « » Itilo t h r r r » a ro frw fro m • tiiw rn u n -
mance began to the end o f the
ly, M r. I V n l i im ita r n f Soh'dl«
llipy aro un ara»».
last act. This kepi the audience
BEND W OM AB HAS CHAROC
and
a
g
a
n
lla
iiia
n
fro
m
(
W
iia
-
T I iomo a ro a
f r w n f Ilio s n b -
I ill m h'diig Iha only onaa |ipe».
OF OBFHAB BOYS IR ORCECE from getting r»“ H te»» between
J io la Ir o a l o d in a Ilo » h l l llo t u i " li
the act*.
m
l
fro
m
«
m fa r wa«l « m Ilo «,
"M n n n g c m riil o f llanao G razin g
Mr*. P. C. Hurt o f Hand lia.
The High Rchool Auditorium
l.a n d ,” piildiahod hy I h r e x le n - v a rim i Im i (Im i I liara w a t u rliargr of.NSO Hog» on iWa labuvit w a « well fitted both night", and
• mn MOrv'on „ f (he
m n Ag
am i . » It.u .m a llo drlag a
f Corfu under the aliolter o f tile «lorfrnts feat that they were
Il w iim w r i t - lin n fro m fho K a irviaw T o m in u -
rip u llu m l rid lra o .
Ml Olyinpu*. where Creak and wa|| repaid fo r (heir effo rt* in
ir ti Jointly hy
K
A.
Pollar. m ly . w hara Ih a liin n a l wHI a ta ri
Armenian orphan ward o f the behalf o f the operetta.
1 ninaa T Ja rd ln a and II. A. I.ittd -
,,r'‘
'" V m hv ilia
American Near Ra»t Relief inay
____
If.lm
in
b
a
r
in
have
a « iio a k o r o r
gran
«(M>n u»a I ho legendary play
SCHOOL IS ASKED
Il I r a a l . fu ri ha r mi Ih a lim ita r two mil for the inaalingM whiiMo ground o f Iha god« o f ancient
n f lan g lli
nf
grnaing
pariod, liiPMMgga «h'Mild ba o f inloranl Greece. The Greek Govern meal
TO El
ABRUAL
lo lliin »b o la rointnuuJIy.
r i« * « n f «look In w liloh a r ang o
ha.« offered
lliirly
thou*and
Tl»e "A n n u al" s ta ff o f the
A
report
wna
rallad
for
fr>>n
». ha«i » n itrii, o v e r -g r a iln g . Iin -
acre* o f land on Mt Olympu* Heaverton High 8clino| t* asked
prn vlng Ilio »land n f ara«« on Ibtv committee who ware lo ar
In Iha ralipf organization for to enter it.« annual in tho Heaver
H ip ra n g r. and Iha m annaoinonl range for a celebration whan ttir u*e in connaclion with il* pro
Annual contest for Iha beat high
Hull
Itun
»
a
la
r
w
a»
turnad
it
n f «hrpp «m i r a l l l r on g ra tin a
gram for Iha care and training school year hook in the Male.
Imi nono o f Iham ware prraent
lan d.
o f eleven thousand orphan» in Member« o f Sigma Mclta Chi.
The m ailer o f Ilio ralea pah'
A Itmllrd numlirr " f rn p ir« uf
Greece. Relief o ffic ia l« are con professional journalistic frater
f" '
lilla b iillr lin •« nvailaldo \n y o n r by différai^ cnminuililia"
sidering Ilia PMlablislimenl
o f nity at tlie Oregon Agriculture
■ U'airm a a onpy I* r r ijn r iln d In Ilia aarvice o f publie ut il il io
farm »elllem anla upon Iha land College, staged the conies! last
»
n
«
taken
up
and
there
Im
a r i in lim oli w illi (ha nanraat
In provide the graduate« o f o r »lirin g and so much interest wa*
ro u n ly agoni or w rila lu Ilio horn a report secured from I hi phanage »cliool«.
It may a l*" shown that it wa* decided to
Public
Service
Commtaaion
com
college al O o rv a lll*.
he u«ed to provide farm « for make Hie eunle*t an annual a f
paring Ihn ralo« paid hora w ill
refugee familia« from
Turkey fair.
II iomo paid by other communi
QUIT YOUN CRABBINQ
» h o agree to adopt youngster*
Ho. o f about Ibis ulto.
Thi
I.a.*l year a silver loving cup
i hiirv am i iiu uno hi cralddiig. uml 1er will probably romo ui from the orphanage, in line with was awarded Ihe Clarion o f (tie
Hie
policy
o
f
the
organization
friend,
Salem High School, winner o f
at »«MO future meeting »'hen i‘
t( place children
in
private fir*! place, amt five honorable
NVIion lim ig li d m i’l ooma
yonr
in Imped timi a largor innube' home» wherever puaaible In o r
w ay;
inputton»
were
named.
This
II duo« i m aood lo gluom round. » i l l bo prenent In Icnriijmd hov der tlmt they may enjoy the year, in order to give the sm all
family life which H 1« impiui- er high schools a belter chance
ilio ralo* for the d »fforent In
And g ru m b le m a lli and day.
>iblo to give Iham In Hie nr- in Ihe competition, two cups will
Tho Mima I" do in o lirli *n u r ci'lilioa coin pare with Hoav orlon
ariaf.
phanaua.
ho aiven. one to Hio annual
Cut out your |itt|o whine;
Iiilaraflm g atorie» conccrnma judged to be the he*| published
And whan (hay ank you ho» you
A flat pm'kolbonk end a fla
Mr». Hurl and oilier Oregonian« in a high school o f less than
are,
• ire are ulnml Hie wore! combi in the Near Ka«t have bean 350 registration and the other
J um I M«y, ‘‘ I'm feeling fin a ."
for the winner in the larger di
na lion.
proniiaod um for early issue«.
T h e ra am I no man w hat »u lk »
vision.
liand .*
l
scopiELD
School Operetta
i
inuiiar to tho varioii» dialrihwl-
ur. Hirimaliuul Ib t Cnltod KtAte*
••ii tlielr protlud.
ttolli "T IIK
llA H Iltin PA TItO I." and " í i l l l h i '. '
tV iM lll" Imva mal wdli Uliprc-
rpilenlod muppo » » wliaravar Ihr»
» o r a m I iowh and lita anllulMiaMin
hut w lm t
o f tho diM tribulort ovor Iho.a I-rum T ro u b le gala hi» rap.
producís ha* h»en evidenced b y .1 (Ri mingle with Ihe hunch, old
boy.
their cniilriirling with the F-C F
Feature F’ llin*
fur
«iiiiitinnul W ork bard and don’ l repine;
And when they ask you h o » you
prodtirllnti.
are,
Amdlier Innovaliun. while nut
new lu (lie studios ill Ihe »"tilli, .lust say, "I'm feeling fine."
hut new I " *luil|o* elsewhere. I*
11 lion I In he Installed ill the LAND PLA STER 18 RIO AID
Preiiiillin Slinli". A rafeleria i*
TO OLOVER ARD A LFA LF A
In he ererled
th" west wing
Gypsum or landplasler ap
o f Ihe studio, eipiipped with all
plication* fur leguminous crops
Ihe Inle«!
Improvement«
and
such us clover, alfalfa, pea* and
capable o f catering I " two hun
vetch arc being practiced .at Ihe
dred fifty employee* and vi*i-
Oregon
agricultural experiment
lor*, and will he ready hy Ihe
time production
slarls.
Less slalion. This fertiliser is giving
very marked reatills.
than popular prices
will
he
"Gypsum *«rVe* 11 (tnnble pur I
charged, aeeoriling In Mr. Flam
ing, a* I|ie cafeteria will not he pose for llinsc'crops." says G. V.
operaleil for p m fll, Im l for Ihe Ruxrk. professor o f soil fertility.
convenience o f holli employees " Il not only supplies the plant
and visitors.
A m»u
whose food elements, calcium and *ul-
ability and surco.** is beyond ' i d " " ' for II......
and anil nrgan-
qiieslion will handle the cafe- * 1 " » « -
" H" ' 1
fent as w ell."
lena.
Tilt.» ferhllzer 1* applied
al
Iinproveinenls »lieh as Illese
Ibi* lime o f year so Miai lite i
cannot help hut be o f Ihe ul-
1 spril'g rubi* wlll dissolve and '
musi benefit I " Heaverlon. Moei
■ curry II iltovi? mio |hn sull
II
inoniiy wil| be spent figh i al
. is im i'betng uked a» a e o rrfelo r
lióme here am| most everyone
' o f sull nrldlly;
In the city and every merchant,
.'Vn.,APpHralhm o f frmn in lo
bolli large and sniiill, cimufd
HO pollini» nf ìnintplasler Is.used.
help bill feel Hie result* o f Illese
; Il ie *own h'riin'lrasl and i» cllh-
aclivlllea.
. .M
cr *owa by band or willi n land-
Al Ferguaon lin* been elevaleil
m a»ler «prender (he sprirtg- ibal
slsrdom by the distributor*
jb e er«t> I» lo be hnrveslcd. The
lhr"iighoul Ihe United Sieles who
ferlUizer »prender i» fuund lo
Hre clam oring for protluctUm*
give n more even disi ribulloti of
In wliieli he is Ibe
feaifured (h,> ferlilixer tlinn sowing il by
player.
TH E BANKS HERALD, Volume X IV , No. 20
H I GH S C HOOL
Now Circulating
•sed 0orn Wantad
liii|tiirioM uro liolng muti* ilu
Many New 'mprovcmenls to bc
^ À d d td to bulidiog* and to tbc
Wbolc l'rm luin Addition
which was Established in 1910
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, April 4, 1924
Year
agent
TH E BANKS HERALD
i
Going Out Like a Lamb
Great Success
County Contests
news
Held For Schools
Joe Hellish is on the nick list
this week.
Mr». P. No«ck wa» in
land over the week end.
Port
Bcsvcrtsa W it* Fsar F in i rrises;
H as Hare Fsiats Tkas A mj
O ther Scissi Is C tm tj
Mr«. Pearl Feldt was in Bux-
lon Monday on buafne»«.
Miss Ida I.ove was a Hatnr-
day shopper at Hillaboro. „
„
.
Mr. and Mr n J. Hellish and
»on visited kriday at Buxton.
Mrs. Klowed made a business
In p to Buxton Friday morning.
I
rh
»
, „ ...
The Annual »»polling, D ecU -
(nation and Typew ritin g Contest
was held al the Hillsboru High
* * 00! *>iday, March 28th, with
* larl f a crowd in
attendance
Mr*. E. Cobb returned bom . ! ¡ ¡ ¡ J T * «
con^
Saturday evening from Portland, twelve
ecu'*'
^
” t0
j welve section* aud the grades
Mrs. K Benefiel was in H ill»- »nto three drvisiuna.
Prelim in-
bnro Monday having denUI work * ary tryout« were held in each
done.
section.
The winners at these
Mr. W ard ToUon has moved sectional meets were the con
In
hi» fam ily to a ranch out at testant* at this final meet.
each division the conunitte spec
< iaston.
ified the page* Ihe word* in
E. H. W hittlesey made a bu*i-
spelling would b« taken from
ne*» trip to Portland Friday
and all students who were still
morning.
standing when the w ord« had
Mr«. Cha*. T. Myers was in all been given out were given
Portland Friday and Saturday on first place.
husine««.
Iieclam ation; Division 1, 3rd
Miss A. Hannan ot Tim ber and 4th grades. First. France«
Hecond.
was in Scofield the first o f the Marvin, Aloha-Huber;
Gilbert Priest, Orenco; Third,
Week on busines*.
Margaret Geblert, Tigard. D ivi
Mrs. Fred Knowlina and chil sion 2, First, Ronald Webb, Bea
dren o f Tacoma, Washington, verton, Second, Gecile Tuttle,
are visiting here with friend* Forest G rove; Third, Paul God
Mr». Chas.
Crit tendon
and win, Kinton. Division 3, First,
children o f (iaston. Ore, were Patty Lomax, Hillsboro; Second,
visiting a few day* at the 8. Margaret Oglesby, Bethany; 3rd,
Kenneth Wood, Aloha-Huber.
Holt home.
High Hcbool Declamation: 1st,
Georgianna Malarkey,
Beaver
ton; Second, Gerald Barr, H ills
G A R D E N HONE
boro; Third, Mary Hicks, Forest
Grove, in Class A.
Ralph Huffaker from Vernonia
High School Declamation: 1st,
is visiting here with his father. Isabel McLoud, Gaston; Second,
According to reports there, are Fay Daniels, Kinton; Third, M i
-everat cases o f cbickenpox here. ma Aydelott, Banks, in Class B.
the perfor
Spelling: Division 1: Firsts,
A new radio set has been in Lyle Walker, Beaverton; Helen
stalled by Ibe E. D. fjohouiacker Pearson, Hillsboro; Leland Hun
family.
ter, North Plains; Gilbert Priest
The concert which was given Orenco; Henry Hannan, Buxton;
Mi* ehwre b Thursday evening ‘ ^ ***• Hwrngewver, Tualatin; See-
1.« we If attested.
, "nd, Audrey Wallace, Raleigh;
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, .
Third, Alton Brostroin, Gaston.
Mr* Howard 8milh nf Eugene : Spelling. Division %
Firsts,
is visiting with her father, Mr. ¡Stanley Wood, Aloba-Huber; El-
L. 1». Huffaker and her sister, 1 m y Graved, Glenwood; Evelyn
Mr*. Melvin Replogle.
¡Crop, Verboort;
Louise Cook,
A number fr<>m here attended ! Gaston; Clarence f.anger, Sher-
Ihe funeral o f Mr. R. C. Bacon. * ° ° d: Grac* McCormick. Kin-
a form er resident o f this state, i M «r»e Zwmipher
o f Jackson:
which was held ,n Portland re- ^ ‘ n: ' , ^ ° rd Per“ 0n8’ 0 ^enc° i
LSecond, Florence Haase o f F tr-
1 dale School; Third, Lillie Cook o f
A “ 500" party was held at the j Hilenn School,
home nf Mr. and Mr*, j . A. i
Spelling, Division 3; First*,
Grant Monday night. Mrs. Hy- ! Alden AA'ilson, Beaverton; Lena
sniilh, Mrs. Replogle. Mr. Hy- | Iteplanche.
Verbourl;
George
«m illi. and Paul Grant won the H"ar, Dilley;
Second,
Arthur
Hitchcock, Midway School, and
honors.
third place, Albert Vos«, Sher
wood.
The high schools o f Ihe m un-
TIGARD N E V S
ly were divided into (wo classes.
”
' Class A included Hillsboro, F or-
The Epwortli League has re- est (»rove and Beaverton. Class
sumed the regular Sunday eve- H included (iaston. Banks, Kin-
ning meetings.
j (on and Tualatin.
Edna Sanfield o f I.infield col-
1 *,e w ' nners *n '-lass A, 8c-
lege spent the spring vacation 1J,ior divl8k>n o f typewriting w ere
visilm g with her parents here. 1
place.
I.ouise
Marshall,
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Second place. Ruth Allen; third
Harvey summers, wlio is at- 1 __
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lending O. A. C.,
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**— I’ 1* 0'“. Harold Russel.
all
of
..
, ,
I Forest Grove.
Junior division
spring vacation with relatives
.. , ,
„ , _
' 1 winners w ere: frrsf place. Helen
W hited o f Forest Grove, second
Margaret Geblert and France* place was tied between Charlotte
Nash represented Tigaru at Ihe Allen o f Forest Grove and I.e-
zsounty declamation contest
al . nora Bryant o f Hillsboro, fhird
Hillsboro last Friday.
I place,
Alice
Weisenhaek
of
Helen
Stiles
and
Virginia
I'urk* were members o f the east
o f Hie operetta given by Beaver-
Ion High School Iasi week.
The Tigard G irls’ Basketball
loam defeated
(he
Hilllsboro
girls recently, thereby winning
Ihe championship o f W ashington
1 Couuly for grade school«.
A school entertainment will be
given Friday evening, Apru 4.
in the school amiitorium.
II
will consist o f songs, drills, and
an operetta, "T h e Childhood o f
Hiawatha,”
1 Hillsboro.
1 *n
®, Senior division
I ,JT‘*w rí,in » ,h* ^'dlowing were
.winners: frst place Eleanor Co-
, nanf. second place Bruce Hahn.
third place Flovd Ennis, all o f
Bank*. Junior division winner«,
first place
Haze!
C.ulberfson.
t second place Irene Muir, fhird
ptaee Zed Affee, all o f Bank*.
The day wa* a big success
and fhe eommiffee wishes
to
thank all who helped lo make
,n <’b.
KING'S
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DAUGHTEB8
d
The Cnininuuity Club banquet
HOLD MEETING
given Tuesday evening wa* a l- Th{. Km(?11 Daughter,
m as«
tended by a large crowd. The o f thp B,.thel
Congregational
follow ing o fficer* were eleeted: Church (u,|d a mPO, jn^ |)1Mt *a t-
president, E. B. Xedry;
vice- urd «y afternoon at the home o f
¡presidents, Alfred Zweiner, Mr* ,h(1 p|;1!„ president. M .*, Gama
MacDonald, B, t.. Rue and . Peterson.
Owing to Ihe
tact
Mr*. R H. ('ran dy; secretary, P. , (hat a large number o f Hie mem_
F. Lewis; treasurer, A. H. Nin- f>ers had parts in the operetta
eeul
Among the speakers were njv,.« by Beaverton High School
MacDonald Potts, \\ illiam
P. ,,n|y a small number wa- present
Merry, and E. W . W oo d ru ff and
meeting.
F. h Swenson from Beaverton.
-pi,,, afternoon was »pent ir»
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making storking cal* and dolT*
■ for the Armenian orphan« under
N OT I C E
j the care o f Ihe Near East Relief,
j
If you want to vote at Ihe com. 1 Many original cat» were made,
ing Primary election, you h a d ;* » pone o f (he girl had ever
| belter see that your name is on | made storking cat* before,
the Voter’ s List, I f you are not | Delicious refreshment*
ron-
! sure, you had better
register 1 «(»tin g o f .Tello, tee cream, an»r
and
make
assurance
dou bly! cake and cocos were serv ed by
^»uré.
the b o »le »s .