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T he B ea verton R eview Consolidated, December 28, 1923 with Volume II No. 28 S I .50 Per Year TH E BANKS HERALD Beaverton. Washington County, Or agon, Friday, June 13, 1924 EDUOATION DOUBLÉ« EARNINO CAPACITY A collage ninni timi iiirrcii«**» eunilug rnpurlly fruì« d a y lo Iwu humlreil per cent, in Ilo* 1 opinion o f allunili nf die Unl- Noted Screen Star Contributes Two veraity o f Oregon, wlm w**re n»k- McKay School Pupils A rc Planning eil in rouinient un do* valli** <*f Distinct Characterizations To " A llielr edurallon. o f 5t>8 lini to Celebrate Eighth Annual vecalty o f Oregon meri rcpoAinifj Blind Bargain” Ilio niiiount of (lieir Incoine« lo* Reunion at Whltford die allunili onice .’KM» reporled iti- 1 I .on (Ilium*), tin* i * i * i* 0 t*n uolor riunì*« o f more diali SU,Olio.- In "(Mill M thousand faces" I n ill «oiiii* inalane**« tlu* liieonu* re* l'rcptirullona m e lieing Iliade I i I n !»•*• I in ilo* Goldwyu melo* porled wua a« lugli a» * 50 , 000 , 1 ■* Mie iinniiul ri'uulon ami pir ilruniM, " A Illuni It»l*t(HIII,* Un' Imi Ilo* groiitnal mini ber. aiuoli li le o f Ilo* McKuy Sellimi /Vluill- .tl H ill'I Inn Ml III« I'MClflo Tlll'lllli fnrly per reni of thè total, ru- nl Aaaoi'iaUon lo lui Imiti oli tlu* Hllllll'llliy lililí Silurili) CVUlllllg» porlcil llironiea I n *I wi * i *|| *: i ,I ui * i «ritirivi grillimi« orar W Hit forti Mo«l of III** gra d «Indoli mi Salurilay, Juue 21. In Hu. thrilling pinture In* arid» ami *7,mm. belteved I'Vi. ........ In tin* II hminmiu I lo* liii n uale« «ani limi Itiry A piente dinner (rum thè liuirli prnvinualy neeiimulatcd nini II Í» llielr rollege l,<llirad*>U limi III- tmakela will tu* aerved in Ilio rreuaed Mieir eMnilug power al giovi* followed by H liuaineaa Mili* (u **ii) Mini wHImtl! Mo* Mini me«*dng, »Iretlon o f ofllrera and miri* o f Hu* rimi n i chanicier» lena! one hiiiulr*’*! par cani. '"l'Iieae redima frinii our grad « «tiorl lileriiry progruin. mi om* would ri*i'i*Hul(i* Inin eliti- Tlria pionrer «eliool dialrict or u" tin* Imif-mini |ili)Nii*lnu. I*i. ii i r » beai- "ili Ilo* anaerllotia of Ilo* 11111***1 Siale» Bureau <>f Eri- wua o r g a n im i alaly-aeven yrar» I Militi, nr Hi* III!* hunchback vir lini o f mu* nf Hu* d o c t o r » ex- iirallou ila lo Ih** valile of col- ago ami a arbiuil bulliling wn» |M*rlinentM In luriiing tiinn rack |ege training,V «ani I*. !.. Camp- rrerled i mi (tu* liuid ria ini o f A Flve yc»rs latrr Itila illtn III** n till III II prototype li) |ir||, prealdeul o f tlu* univeraily. ranno. n trn iik fi*rrI iih llvi* monkey gland» "Klgurea prepared hy Mie bureau arhoob wn» ulmmloned for renlrat loenlion. The ini** lii** Imily Tin* I wii chame- In 11*17 almw Miai Ilo* average inori* • uri wua tlien tranaferrd lo Iiiri/iitluii** arc m * u | i | hi **I|<* a» rurnuig o f grade «riunii grad iluy nml ii in lit. Tin* |iulli*lii>il uate« al Mie agi* o f .'IO la a 1511. Amen Hhuprl and Mita pionrer f i , , aerved aa a nrhool ninni I* liy h li* in ii in (In* vili Inn m tii| llu* o f lugli «elioni graduali*« *1250, n I iii I mii liiliii'liluii'k I n llu* aym- o f college graduali*« * 2 Ino. l'Io* dndl tlu* tniilding wna crocio*! m * ••»! igalion» tlicy lui ve mmle In ila prcaent location aeven |iullii’ llr* character. almw Miai duriiig a lifellun* o f yenra Uflrr Mie dialrict Ilari il» N**r tiy noy « I ri*( i*I* nf I In* inn* w in ni ion rullili either rhurnrtrrl- forly yeara a collegi* graduate rir»l »elioni Storienti* unri learhera « f Mila aatlnii In* ooiitier(nl In utiy wuy produce« $50,000 more wriiltli ’miri bave a permanml 'organi with Chaney'» rifli*« In “ Tin* Pen Miao ih***« a high »••lumi grad ally nr " A r r o f Heart»." in« f**r- itale. Thi* turali« Miai, baeuuae /«don miri wilh llielr ramily ami o f higlier training Ihe college friend« mori **arh year bn Mie nn»r Ooldwyn picture«. lo primure Siilurriny followfng Ihe reunioii I'.liaiiry li» « Inni M InllK Mill! graduate la uble hi ' i I iiuiin i* 11 nit* In rrnrli III« prea *50.000 more in laxalde wealMi o f Mie «Io le pioneera. Offlrera o f thè a«»iM*lation m i commanding pii«IMi>n In the for Mie etnie Mimi 1« 111» le « « * li K. H**nney, lleavcrton. film «urlìi. Hr ** mvn himself he educatori hrolher Kdiiralion al r«Ideili; 0. V Mekriy. Hnrl- « ii « onrr m riiHliiril-ple emit- III** «ta le univeraily lini« yield» nlian ami Mill hif broke Into lo Mie alale In Ihe II fedine o f Mie lanri. Btvrrln ly; Itnliy W Hovri. alapatick through grami opera attirimi dixahle wi*a!lh more llian H**averton, Treaaurer. The program ronnniltee la ••ira a funny Ihlnir," "Mill Mr forty lime« ni greal a« thè roat I'luiiiey, nini In» lone wn* nl - o f hi« eritiradon imbelli H. McGowan, A. I liutai apologetic, “ hill I mi> nev "In »n*egiiu wberr naturai re. tirnney and II Mrilzenllne. er lumpy in mv « n r k « b e n I « m u r e « are prardciilly unlimileil « i i « iitavinir for Iniigh» a« n nini dapalid for Mietr develop- STAN'S HOUSE FUNNIER • •meitlaii Amt I Imvr never luut menl ou tlie iiilelligenre a n d TH AN JACK'S MANSION ii heller tune In iny life Ihun IfldntlVe and «kill o f tlu* cltl- « h i l e playing Hr. I. miii I* amt llu* iirna. the»r figure« bave aperlal The hiiuai* Mini .lurk btnll p hiinrlihark in *A IU uni llar- aignlflranee Miir whole proav probably belter known, bill not KM In.* " I ortly, tlu* developtnenl o f our Imif »0 antUNing as llu* house wnirr power, urinerai«, timbri*, Ihul Siuilliv bull I Sian l.nurcl ''AMFULBORY INSURANCE SOT all thè iitiliuidon of reaource» d o e « t h « b i illd n ig III III» la!**»' The Oregon Stale |mtu«tri«l • hai meati a wealthler State de Pn liiH’ omedy. "Sm ithy." whirl Ari*nlenl l'.otllinlaalon I» «Coking tienila nn die liluheat type o f comes lo llu* Pacific Thealrr In forre upon (he people of Irainrd Intelligence «neh a* our Siilnrdiiy and Sunday evenings. are Oregon a compulsory ami mono r o l l e g e » nml unlveraldea The house looked fine while pollai le system nf raaually tn- produrlng.'* it was beinfr started, wliilr I •ii e«nee Chi» Ini’ lmlea hoapl- was bring buill bill when i1 BR JAD W A Y PASSACE- ilirut rare, rehahtlllii wn« finisberi Mien Mic fun hr VA/AY RAID FOR injureil ami even eiii gun I A pelldoii IlUa lieett riirill.il- v al I» known a« pay- . II wasn't Sinn's fuiiii, now lug Ilo* lutai few d ii)« III Idi Oli* ever. They n»kcri him if hr liravor lo gel ruotigli money lo V II « lo he ilnite without knew anything ul»*ul building any competition whnlever a« I» j pny tlie *200 00 luilunre nf ri*». nod when he admitted he ilidn’ 1 allowed in other «Inte«. ami i « i r y lo Imy die «trip for u paa-, his «nperinra informed him Mini rompendoti « U h llu* alale 1« j Migrwu) bctwiM*n liroadwny nml ho wn« ju «i tlu* man they were hem*firmi The rompiilaory In- : Ilo* Soullirrn t’ ucifir depoi. V\ «. looking for. annuire In « nl firal wmiM only 1 are pletiaed lo note limi auffl- I auret'a supporting rn«l in lake in very hazardous occupa iieill fumi» bave lieen arcurrd "Sm ithy" Inrluiles such well ami ita «non 11 « Ihe pupi'm cali known comedians 11 « James Fin- tions now inelinleii In the Work iiiKUirn'« ('oniprnaalion Ari Imi l*c ilruwn tip die «trip ot lami layson, W illiam Gillespie, Jarl will he liinied over lo die c ir. * flavin, George Rowe nml Klin Inter effort« will lie made In ex lend Ilo* adone o f llu* law to in- alni baronie a pari o f thè city Gregory. The fun-film wn» <li rltidn le «« hn/iirdoua ornipn | » t i r e i » . reeled by George Jesne, Follnwiiig ìn a |t«l of 11»«* Ilona. lumie» o f die ronlrihulnr» wrib Ill nearly nil oilier alnlea Imv bave «uh K. v cry one reports a fine dm* ipu «orkiiiKuien'a rntiipenandoii Ilo* ¡immilli. Iliey nl die Beaver Social Cluh dauci Inwa, employer« eoinplyuiK there- «cribed. R. Roani, *50 00; W II. Hnv il nl Huber Saturday night. A wllh nre allowed to hnv llieir |n»uranre in the open market Ini ♦ '.*5.00; R K. Manna. *ln .oo; K. g »od rrnvVd was present nml die mn«l »Inira, employer« run k I v <* I tliu'iix, *5 imi , ( ’. V 11 1111 leu - iic«t o f music furnished by llir a homi or rnrry privnle inaiir- ' tieni* *f*.on; Iteaverton f.iiinber W il'ouuliby orrhrslra o f Pori anee muter provision« o f Ihe Co., S t o n o ; I.. II. Hean. *5.00; Iniul. Refreahnirnls o f ire cream W orkingmen'» Compensation nrl Kd llnlalen, *5,00; Hny urny. nml coffee nml hot dog smut An ironclad alud» monopoly *5.00; C. .1. Steven«. *2.50; i.oui» *i*l es were sold. ayalem 1« lo he furred noon llu* lli*yi»cn, *2.50; t’.hna. Herlhold, Imlualrlea o f ( ) i * i * koii in nddidon *5.00; (leu. Tliyng, *5.00; Klllirr In the «Inle income lux which Stl|ie, *5 00; A. Roani, *2.50; Il KeMnian. * 2 . 5 0 ; R s. Johnalone. no oilier western alate Ima nil *5.00; l.oali Itrother«, *2.50; Ila opted # I) A Murali. <5.00; lleav ertoli Review, * ; 50 ; K. J , Thomas. I I I INOIR PATRIANCH ENTERED FOR HONOR • in.no; Mike Picnnvt. $2.50; Mr.' Holbrook, «''.mi; V. h Price, Hr\eniv>«ix venra n meimier of *2 50; \V R, Hoilen. * * 5 0 ; Hell 1 Ihe «nine rhiirrh nml Andy one C Fisher, $5.00; H. J. Ilmzli- yenr« n meinher o f Ml Carroll, . *n, Í2.50; Geo. llugl\son. *7 50; llllnnl«. damp o f Modern NN " o il C. F. Mason, $10.00; J W. men o f kmerlca Jamc* S. Mn- Hp rag lie, *2.50. Innry. now niir*l til, 1« believed I oinmenl. The amount »tib- lo In* thè olile«! man active and criheil giv**** a very ftnml indica in good alnnding na n nienit»er noli o f who ai*** v ¡tally iiiioroKtyd o f ii ii v frnternal Insurance or in Ihe in* huilriing of llu* lovvn. ' gani ntinn in Mila country Noli will pot ice that people like Mr. Maloney i1* a retired funn II. S. Johnstone, Louis Hansen, er. He begun voting for prea !•' I llei-ox, Mike Piennvi amt* Idi* lit» III Ihe fifties. «orne oilier« wlm do not own Ili» father « n a drowned en my proiutd even in Ihe (own an* route from the enal to Illinois willing lo hell* Ihe cilv. You will with hia family eighty year« •tvo notiee I lint mine others wllh ngo. and hla mother, left alone a large amount o f frontage even ' in n «traimi* eounlry wllh a on Brnadxvav do not al all erip- family nf four amali rliililren |i|*> Ihemselves lo help toward In aunpnrt nml jilat *12 in mon- olding this necessary improve-j ey. Inveated nil her capital In n meni. row. For instance, there i» A. Ros Oil Ihe milk o f Ihe row .lume» 1 more commonly known u** waxed I i I k and «troné nml prea- Gus, anil locally reported to he 1 enlly bararne Ihe father o f eight well off, give« Ihe magnificent maybe ¡1 should have been 111 - ! rhildren o f hla own nil llvinar In lilla ifny. One_of lliem 1« t h e significant) sum o f *2.50 while wife o f Charlea 8. Heneen of it. Rossi with a frontage ex other, Chicago, former governor nml ceeding very little the As the Recorder rerenlly nominated for Untied gnve *50.00. often remarks during Hu* ses Hint**« aenalnr. Town Council, Are there nny oilier candidale« sion« o f the for Ihe honor« In I h e ' “ «Ideal "NN lull do YOU think about II. O u «? " member" claee? Chaney Adds Two To His Thousand Taces McKay Pupils fo Celebrate Reunion SocUt which ws$ Established in 1910 T H E BANK S H ER ALD , Volume X IV, N o. 3 0 KINO'S D A U G H TENi MOLD MEETING The K i n g * Haughlera Class of the Congregational Sunday School niet at the borne o f their Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as Sunday Hrliool teacher, Mr». L. Told jy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly W. Wlac. _________________ % Large Number Attend Meeting At After a »hurt devotional aea- Petitions will be circulated and alon, a abort buailiraa meeling BORIVILLE City Hall Tuesday. Fire Chief waa held, with Ijio new claaa the matter brought to a vote. preaiijent, Mian Mi-rza llalaten, Election W ill Be Tonight Kd Stephen« has gwie to T im prea id lug The other new o f SCOFIELD NEVS ber U, work. ficer«, which were fleeted at the prey ion« l.-ijainc»» Mieeting, are; The meeting called at Ihe City i. P. Bledsoe was in Bank« Iterthu Malike, vice-precidenl; Hall for Tueaday evening waa Monday forenoon. Klmer Pease and son 01 Bux Irene Warfel, Secretary; and fairly w<*|| attended, there o nng ton were in Kcofield Tuesday. Mary Kderer was a Sunday about thirty present. Mr. Wal-1 ---- - -------- ------------ » Cnrnii Peterson, treasurer. A. I- Outright and family were II waa decided to have the ler llam a, auperintendeiil o f die *laltor w *th Grace l.air. in Buxton Thursday evening. next meeting on Friday evening, Southern Pacific »hop» her** wa» Claranre Updyke and wi fi June 27, al (lie home of Mia» elected rhairman atili Francis moved to Scofield Sunday. The Roy hall team will play Merxa llalalen. The r|a*a piana l.ivermore Jr., secretary o f the Mie Hcofield beys here Munday. 1 . K. Rye and family were Sun In make a picnic out o f the July meeting. Mrs. C. H. Tarry was having day afternoon callers al the I. After considerable discussion meeting, P. Bledsoe home. denial work done in Hillsboro Inriirioiia refreshments con- il wa» decided lo have a definite Tuesday. Harry Lee and family have » i« d n g o f fruit aala*l and rookie« plan o f organization, a fre de Mrs. L. L. Crawford and son were aerved by the hoateaa, aftef partment organized, and Mayor moved back on the hill with visited Wednesday and Thursday which the meeting waa ad Erickson in behalf o f the Town Henton Phillips and wife at Forest Grove. Coueil, pledged the support o f journed. Klva Bledsoe was a Sunday the city government hi such an visitor at the home o f her par Mrs. Xrwson and daughter CAUSE OF FR U IT organization. As no one had a ents, l. p. Bledsoe and wife. motored to Banks Thursday to visit her mother. POISORIRQ DISCOVERED definite plan drawn up it was o adjotirtn the v Mr" Harry Culbertson of Hesearrh workers al t h e tlintighl beat to Ed. Medived and L. L. Craw Friday. *Unn,n* WM • *«turday morn- I ’ niveraity o f Oregon Medical meeting until tonight. ford motored to Forest Grove plan o f I r, l , er * l »*> J* M Mills School have succeeded in di*- June 1 3 , when a definite man Thursday evening. home. organization will be presented, <*i vering Ihe cause o f so-called Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Myers Mr». R. H. Bullock, who has fruit poisoning, a disease which and an election held. Everyone should be interested been quite ill for two weeks is were in Buxton Saturday after- iitarka hundreds o f workers in In* ru ntim es and packing hou»- in Ihe fire department and il is much improved at present writ io on on business. i*a o f Mir Northwest during the ho|ied dial diere will be a large ing. Hr. Tucker o f Forest ». ->ve crowd out to help elect the fire fruit aeasou. Mr*. Jack Britten and baby of eft a new baby girl at tne Jack T , . ^ Z After nu mouths o f investiga r h i- f and I » d - d - „ „ h o . Turner borne here. tion, Hr. I.yle Kiugery. Professor member, the force should con- , home o f her parents. T Mr. Z. Sfudabacker went up rnemner« p Hiedan, and wife, o| dermatology, and Hr. C. H tain and who these o Castle Rock and Vader, Wash Tilleries, Professor o f pharma shall he. While this is not now ington, over the week end. eulogy, have isolated the organ- a definite part o f the city gnv- Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnell and i»tn tliat produces the disease 1 rumeni il is probable that the 6 A R D E N HONE daughter went in to Portland nml they are now on the way P I n o f organization as presented Mrs. Ellen Marlin is spend Saturday to visit over the week ml adopted al this meeting will to finding Ihe most effective lie passed by the Council and ing a few days visiting up in end. means o f checking and prevent mg the malady. l>r Kingery become one o f the city ordi Glympia, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noack and P. L. King, who has been on children motored to will present the results of their nances. Hillsboro Heller come out make investigation before the annual — —- — —- and *be sick list for the past two " ednesday evening to se,. "Girl meeting nf the American Society your kick now or forever hold | weeks, is now reported as im- Shy.” of dermatolo gist« in Minneapolis ynur peace so far as Ihe fire Proving. Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Donnel and In July. .artment is concerned tor the Jean, Dorothy and Kenneth baby o f California are visiting Fruit poisoning is a painful fellow who is not interested Bosley Jefl Mod ay for Ulah !, -km infection which attack» the enough lo eome to the m e etin g, .pend the summer there w i h here wilh his sister and brothers for a few weeks. to j relatives .corker« who lu r e and cut frnit tonight should be obliged Mr. and Mrs. L. W ool on and in canneries. Tl»n»e who hull wear a gag if he starts kicking 1 ■drawberries are also liable to be at*mit what he was ton lazy t o 1 . *®rs •*- A - Grant is visiting »••n and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. mferted The disease cause» help organize and put on a per-: 1,1 0ma,,a and Mr. Grant and Steel and daughter motored to manent hast«. Pau' »«ion La Join Vernonfa Sunday. 'lu* persons infected To be com Mrs. Grant. rielrly incapacitated for a month Paul Noack drove o f Hillsboro o r 't w o and often result« in l«>s- ■ , Mr' and Mrs. M. C. Miller nf .Saturday evening and his car of llir finger nails. Before llu* f Portland w#»r»' \i«<ifing here Sun- got the best o f a Ford car going investigations o f Ihe University OF OREQOH TAXES '<ar. They are former resident« slow so it shows what a good of Oregon men were made, tin car a Gardner is. The Southern Pacific railroad! Home. rau»e o f Ihe disease was not «'aid *1.215,318 65 laze» in the Miss Hilda Wright, who has known. The infection causes Stale o f Oregon fo r the year l,pen attending school at Bryn 3IG NIGHT CARNIVAL la lge economic Ins« to the fruit '• - 3 , or 3.02** o f all taxes lev- Mawr, Pennsylvania fo r tw o iiriuslry unri its workers. STAGED JUNE T W E L F T H ie*l in the state for that year. Vears, is expected home In When sufferers from fruil 7.03% o f the total taxes o f few days, Window panes for blocks in poisoning were brought to Po rt connlies in which Miey operate n r* n » . _ .. every direction from Multnomah land hospitals last year. Hr Cluh have been heavily insured Thirties unit Hr. Kingery bccaini — in some cases taken out en- " , ' * ‘ 3' smith home here She ien interested in discovering a cure Ih e •n \N ashington County, wliere Wednesdav i „ . Tin u ” ? n lirely in preparation for for the disease, which was then M. total laze» paid in was * 1 . i, ^w h r 1 ^ T ‘ ' ° V<* heavy barrage lo be laid down unclassified hy medical science. ,0*9.202.61, the Southern Pacific ■ " ' " h ,h* ~ ' by Ihe American Legion in that They made Irips to Oregon or- Company paid *60.081.05. or a part o f the city on the evening '-luirds and canneries, and stu* little over 1-20 o f Mie total. o f Thursday. June 12th. tflien T U A L A T I N died cases o f llir poisoning, fi The Southern Pacific is vilal- the grand Night Carnival, a big unity isolating llu* organism dial Mr and Mrs. T. O. Myers o f y interested in ihe ierritory it convention entertainment fea **axi«cd (lie Irouhli*. They arc " ■ and its earnest efforts t o r t land were recent guests at ture will hold the hoards. now experimenting al die Med- are diverted toward furnishing Ihe William Blake home. I browing o f hand grenades, " ¡ii School to find the best vou the liesl nf service. For the Miss Ann Geiberger and Mr means o f exterminoting die or- traveler ilioy o ffer safe, com- i Chester Carver spenl Memorial georgeous displays o f lights, the staccato rat-a-tat-tat o f machine unuism from the human body •rlahle and dependable service Hav in Woodburn visiting with gun fire, interspersed with reg so that cures may be effected. --------------------- . friends. ular explosions o f "a sh c a n »;" NOTICE A family reunion was held on Ihe whine o f 75’» ; rockets snoot t'.rclc Gray, Vena (in*ki!l. Dor- riu* regular meotmgs o f lh<* Memorial day at (he country ing everywhere and many other ottia Huntley and Frances imth- and thrilling stunts irri arc expected home from Chamber o f Commerce are held borne o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C exciting Kugone the last o f Ihe week for on Ihe first and third Wednes- 1 bompson when nil their daugh* stunts make the elaborate pyro '••rs were at home. technic "B a ilie o f ihe Marne" days o f every month. li e summer vacation'. Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Roberts alone worth a trip to Multnomah o f Lake Grove and Miss Col Field on the night o f June tfi. Beaverton To Have Fire Department x June Brides FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS ........... lista de la Fontaine p f Portland were recenl guests at the Ray C. Geiberger home. * SHOWER GIVEN ■IB S FREDA LOBLI The home o f Mr. and Mrs. I* re*I Losli was Ihe scene o f a TI6ARD NEWS very pleasant shower given for llieir daughter. Miss Freda Ros The annual school meeting in* Losli on the fifth .lay o f June. will he held in the school audi | The evening was spent with torium June 16. music ami games ami everyone Arrangement« are complete had a very enjoyable lime. Re- for file big inter-community pic fre«hmenls were served al a nic lo he held al Garden Home laic hour and everyone returned Saturday, June 2 1 . Everyone is to his home. invited. Many useful and beautiful The Social cluh met hi H ip gifts were received hy Mi«« Los J. Mnir home in Portlnnd Tues li Tito««, presenl were: Mrs. f. day afternoon. The afternoon wa« «pent in playing five hun Hogan. Mrs. J. Trach*cl. Mr«. dred. nfler which a 'lunch was Albert Meier, Mrs. Chris Zui*» • cher. Mrs. Then, t.indblooni, Mrs. served hy Ihe hostess. | Then. Rich, Mrs. A. Samlslrom, The Epworth League’« hard Mrs. S. Harney, Mrs. Carl Eggi- limc party given in the social man. Miss Esther Stucki. Mi«» rooms o f ihe new M F„ church . 1 Edna Stucki. Miss Laura Tracii- vvas a great »access. A large ' set. Miss Marie Tonges, Miss crowd attended, and everyone Helen Rilh, Mis» Ethel Abbot, was dressed in very original c os-! Mis« Evelyn Lehman. Miss Her- I limes. The evening was spent | lha Losli, Miss Adeline Losli. in stunts and games, a flee winch Mis« Tillie Losli. Miss Golden refreshments were served. Hogan, Miss L m l* e Meier, Mr. Wilbur Hogan. Mr. Frne<t f.ns- A large crowd attended the union high school minting held II, Mr. John Tractive!. Mr. Ru in Ihe school auditorium last dolf Loslo, Mr Filw ’it T.osli week. A general discussion was held, the sentiment nf the peo ple seeming lo he In favor of ; going ahead with the Mr. and Mrs. Have Mansfield and two d a u g h t e r Kathern and Ethel, o f Banks were visiting project. | friends in Beaverton Sunday.