The Beaverton review., April 10, 1925, Image 1

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E A S TE R PROGRAM
> AT LOOAL CHURCH
Building Activities
Continue Lively
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In terestin g L ittle N otes from the Su rrou nding Country
On next Wednesday, April 15,
Following is the Congrega­
The 't'ueailay following Ku*t-
tin: changes in domestic postal tional Sunday School
T o ld b y O u r A ctiv e S p e c ie ! C orresp on d en ts W eek ly
Easter
er, April 11, haa been «elected
rates authorized by Uie receiu program to be given Sunday,
Upwards of Twenty Houses, Rep­
act of Congress will become ef­ April 12, st 10 A. M.
Proposed Library for Beaverton Is aa Ihe dale for thn next hual-
nena men'« meeting.
It waa
fective,
and
Postmaster
Cady
NE WS
ALOHA HUBER ITEMS
Opening song by the School.
resenting Investment ot About
Discussed at Meeting? Hugh
hoped that at thia meeting it
wishes to call attention to the
Scripture and Prayer by Dr.
would he possible to have (he
Mr«. Patti NnacJt was In Port­ outstaudiug features among the Blanchette.
$75,000 Under Construction
son’s Resignation Accepted
ladies present hut a (borough t
changes.
F. Wray U busy In ltea- land last week.
Recitotian,
"E
aster
In
My
ranvaa of Ihe town failed to vrrton building a house for Mr.
In llie first place, there is Garden," La Merne Dean.
Mrs. Joe Hellish and
so n
reveal Mny place with sufficient
but little change m the rates
Building activities continue
Recitation,
"T h e Date for
An *xlr» busy »«•»•tun uf dm room lo accommodais Ihe num­ Herthohl.
visited Hunday at Buxton.
on first class mail. No differ­ Easter," George McKercher.
brisk in Beaverton.
Upwards
City Count'll was buhl In ihe ber that would probably wish
Monday night Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J . Hellish vis­ ence at ail as regards letters
Recitation, “ My Favorite Day" of twenty residences and other
City IUII Monday evening, when to «(lend.
Mann were dinner hosts to Mr.
ited at Huxlon on Runday.
aud government postal cards. ithoda Thyng.'
buildings are under construc­
die Ctjy Father* held Ihetr reg­
For u time It was thought and Mrs. Ralph Mooro of Port­
Mr. Jod Ross made a business However, ordinary punted cards
Exercise,
"E aster,” Martha tion, the total valuation run­
ular April session. The min­ that the ladies of. the Congre­ land.
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trip to Portland on Haturday. eoniinouly known as "greeting ' Brown, Jean Klein, Hareld P e­ ning probably between $75,000
ute* uf the previous lurHmg*
Miss I.uelt,i r.nseaddcn came
gational Church would
serva
and I I 00 , 000 .
were read ai|d approved aa ead
Mrs. Cffaa. Myers was
In *»r "piclure" cards, will r e - terson. David Mason.-
supper but at their
meeting out from Porlluud Sunday to
Mr. Murray states that
be
tuire
2e
postage.
Complete
Song,
"Easter
Blossoms,”
by
after wlnrh »evqrai matter« of llicy decided they would not he spend the day with the old Huxlon on Wednesday
ufler-
has practically completed two
newspaper» and magazines, if Eunice McOfasson.
intere*! wera laken up.
* able to do so. It would seem dulk* on the farm.
noon.
mailed by Ihe public, will cost ’ Recitation, “The First EaSt- of his houses On Allen Avenue,
I». U. Cochrans Civic* teu*'ti­ a good opportunity for an or-
Mrs. A. Willis made a busi­ - cents per two ounces
Mr. 11. Af. Hniltli left for Long­
and he expect» them to bo Oc­
m er.ii Lucille Barnes,
er at Mie hlth achool, waa pres- gnni/atlnn wiahing to raise a
ness trip to Buxton Wednes­ weight; over 8 ounces will take
Recitation, “The Lily’s 8er- cupied within the next few day».
enl and a<hlre«*ed Ihe Council llllle money for some worthy view. Washington, Sunday, in a
day morning.
He ha» five bouse» under con­
the new parcel post rate.
mon." . Gertrude Matzke.
on die subject of a city library, cause. In gel In and profit by business trip, and expects to
Mr. 0. McNally made a busi­
The method of computing the
Recitation. "An Easter
Se­ struction on his Westdale tracts
lie told Imw there waa In Ilia II. bu! aa yql no auch organ fia­ return Hie latter part of Hie
week,
S$ N
ju st east of town. Two are ju st
ness trip to Portland on Fri- rales on parcel post under llie cret, Aletha Huletl.
rlvlea elaaa In Ihe high aehnol tino la available.
about completed , two are well
new
law
is
identical
with
the
Exercise
“
Easter
Messengers"
ilny
morning.
a Junior
Civic
Improvement
Mr. and Mrs. K. J . Mnnn with
It la poaalble that llie Domei-
I.enKue which
among other llr He lenco riñas In Ihe High g parly of friends si tended the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bene- «10, save and except that there Dorothy Lewis, Ruth Denney, under way, and one is ju st nice­
service Bessie Johnson, Rose Kamber- ly started.
thing* had taken up Ihe matter School would he willing to un­ supper and dance at the Elks' flel were m Hillsboro on busi­ is an additional 2c
Mr. Hanson of Portland U
charge on eaeh and every par­ ger.
of promoting a library for the dertake aonielhlng nf thia aort club in Portland last Saturday ness Saturday.
Song, "The Easter
Story," building several residences ju st
c el mailed at the
posloffice.
town of Heaverlon.
lie told bul the decision of (lie l.adiea' night.
Mr. F.. It Whittlesey made a This charge is not effective if Beginners and Primaries.
beyond the Murray tacts and
how Ihe rla*a had been organis­ Aid waa given al auch a late
Mr. and Mrs. Kpraner of Bea­
Exercise, "Message of E ast­ north on the road joining the
ed. commit leea appointed, and date that tt waa impossible to verton drove out lo Mrs. Manns' business trip lo Portland Sat­ the parcel is mailed on a rural
urday morning.
route. There is no change in er," America, Helen T e fft; India Canyon Road and the Terwil-
a ranvaa made of Ihe town.
take the uintler up with theso dahlia farm Kunday and placed
China,
Alice liger Boulevard east of W est-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Young and the rales of postage lo foreign Laura McLeod;
Thla committee haa aeeured people.
¡an order for some of her choice children visited over tbe week countries.
Johnson; Armenia, Barbara Ca- dale.
the promlae of aoinething like
Thia meeting will lie held In bulb«.
Mr. Qphirs has his house
end at Hillsboro.
Also in regards to parcel post Idy.
eight hundred voluinea which the same place I tie last on«
nicely under way.
Mr. J . F.
Attention, club members. The
a new service uas been arrang- ■ Offertory and Offering,
would he donated free of charge waa.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
t>.
Hplt
a
n
d
Mr Marahall Dana haa
Huber Commercial (Rub hold« daughters made a business trip ed for, lo be known as “special j Recitation, “ My Raster Bun- Fredricey’» house is well under
to the library. Different bu«i- been secured to deliver
Ihe
way. Lloyd Blauer is occupy­
neaa men have been aollcited. principal «peech. Arrangement« its next regular meeting Mon­ lo Portland on Friday evening. handling." This is to save the ity," John Barnes.
Recitation, “ Morning,” Grace ing his new house.
lelays * now caused by tbe re­
and practically everyone a p - have hocn made to take rare of day, April 13. Important busi­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank <J Don­ working of parcel post at the Johnson.
Frank Hocken has ju st fin­
proaelted hud agreed to con­ a considerable larger gathering ness. Please attend.
ne I made a business trip to Cor­ various postal terminals,
Kong. “Night and Morn,” Car- ished three houses. 8. A. Fred-
and
tribute one dollar per month than previously mel and It •*
Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Alexander
rirksen has moved one of his
insures the parcel being
for­ na Peterson. Janet Huntley.
toward Ihe aupport of the II- hoped that Uiere will be no allended Ihe Dog Show at the nelius on Saturday.
Recitation, “The Little Boy." houses and is remodeling it and
warded by Hie first mail, giving
F.
D.
O'Donnell
visited
Sat­
l»ral*y.< A panyM ha« been made one who wishes to attend who Auditorium in
Portland
Inst
getting it into shape for occu­
made wn«| Ihe nromlae of a room will he denied an opportunity Friday night and Saturday. As urday evening in Cornelius and letter service. From Hie Bea­ George Klein.
Exereise, "W hat the Children pancy. J . W. Raynard is mak­
verton iJandpoiivt this would be
Hillsboro
with
friends.
aeeiired in the C.ady Building. to do ao.
• bey are great lovers of dogs,
Raw.” Genevieve Johnson. Al- ing various improvements In
The eatimnte waa that $25 a
Mrs. I.. L. Crawford and aon most effective in mailing par­
Ticket a may he secured
»• they surely enjoyed giving the
month would he needed for the Hprague'a Everybody's Htore or HO canines Ihe once over. An made a business trip to llills- eel* to Ihe Eastern States, a« berl Noyes, Evelyn Alexander, his residence recently purchased
such mail ia now reworked al 'Ruth Fllley, Del mar Fredricey. fr/vm John Pelerson. Thera arc
aupport of Ihe library,
Thla at the Hank of Heaverlon
English seller, "Patsy W hat” bor aud Forest Grove Saturday terminals in the middle west Jean l.ewia, John Kamberger. several private parlies who have
la to Include room refit, lighta,
The meetiug will be from was chosen aa he«l of all the morning.
The charge for this service is ’ Kong. “The
Lovely Easter houses started ar are planning
and payment for the aervteea of « lo 7:10 I». M. on Ihe eve­ breeds on displny. Hats off to
to begin operations soon in the
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Crawford 25c in addition lo the regular Ktorv." I.ourain Doty.
a librarian.
ning of Tuesday.
April
I t . the English Setters!
and son ami Mr. and Mr«. Ed postage.
Recitation, “If.” Alice Fluke. southwest section of town.
No definite action waa taken Promptness will greatly facili­
It is reported that A.
H.
Me.fwed and children motored
Recitation. "The Easter Stor-
Fees for practically all of the
on the matter by the Council tate «rangements and we hope
Kpraner has purchased a half
lo Forest Grove on Wednesday special services, known as the y." Thelma Tefft.
but a committee of two, C. C. lo make this a memorable g litt­ H UB ER O LUB T O
evening.
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Song. “Roses and Lilies," by block ha one of the new addi­
C. O. D. service, insurance ser­
Hear|i and Hugh l.ewia,
waa
■•TABLfBM M A R K E T
ering.
.
- tion a and that he is eonlem-
vice, registry, or m o n e y order.' four girls. .
tnalrucled to InveaUgale Mhe
Plana are now under way Per OONGREG A T I OR AL CHURCH
phtling building three or four
Recitation.
“An
Easier
Lily.”
have
Keen
changed.
The
C.
O
proposition and report to thn
houses. There Is » new build­
the construction of booth« in
E A E TE R EXERCISES D. fee» are changed to corres­ Kathryn Denney.
next meeting of the (JOttlMlt. B A S E B A LL SEABOR
the
Holier
elub
house
grounds
ing under construction in his
Recitation,
“The
Joy
of
East­
The
Bethel
Congregational pond with the amount collected
lu tta * Murray waa preaent
T O OPEN MERE willi Ihe Idea in view of e s­
section and we are not sure
the greater Ihe collection the er.” Joy Hulett.
Church announces special ser­
and asked that an extenaion of
whether
It is to be one of the
tablishing
a
market
tinker
Ihe
The
hoys
belonging
to
the
M.
Recitation.
“Hymn
of
t
fi
e
‘
larger
tin*
fee.
The
smaller
in­
vices for Easter as follows: At
water maina op Allen Avenuo
Kpraner houses or is one of the
be made an aa to furniah agr- W. A. of Hit« virinity have been name of the Huber Club Qom- lit A. M. a children's program surance fees a re raised from 3c C ross," Neil McGlasson.
Announcements. anq Benedic Hocken houses.
vtce to the occupante of (tie busy Ibis week living up the munily Market, which will un- will lie given under the aus­ lo 5c 'for $5.00 insurance, and
new houaea he haa under con- ground« where Hu; high school able all members lo dispone of pices of llie Sunday School. At from 5c to 8c for $25.00 insur­ Hon.
•d met ion In that aeetion
of plnye,f football last fall. They Iheir products rfgrlit at home, II A. M. a sermon will b e ance. Registry rates are rais­
BEAVERTO M SUCCESSFUL
a preached by the pastor. Dr. C. ed from 10c to 15c for $50.00
i have organized a baseball team whieh will certainly mean
town.
A U T O A C C ID E N T
IR T Y P IN G C O N T E S T
great
.leal
lo
many
who
have
A. Blanchette on the theme of Indemnification, with the addi­
The matter of paving several ¡and are planning tm showing
N O T SERIOUS
nol
Ihe
time
to
take
thing*
rf
I
us
some
lionesl-l»-g«od(lces
A typewriting contest
was
“ He ia Risen." There will be tional charge of 3c for a return
alreeta In flneken'a tlh Addi­
Portland lo market. |n order to baptism, reception of members, receipt. Money order fees are
What might have been
a held between the commercial
tion and Mnaon'a Addition lo baseball.
Lee Harr ha* been
elected create a demand the very beat and the observance of the Lord'* changed to a new scale which very serious accident bat which departments of the
different
lleaverlon waa presented
h y
although high schools of the county at
mean a o f a petition algned by Manager of the leam and he quality of good« must he Of­ Supper. Special Easter music provides for raising Ihe fees on endcr very happily
fered for «ale.
the smaller orders and lowering -me damage waa dime, occur­ the Beaverton High School on
will he given by Hie choir.
Frank tlockcn and l>r. Mason ha« been busy lining up the
red Monday evening whea
a Friday afternoon, March H7,
In the evening Christian E n ­ them on the larger orders.
¡1 wna decided to tahln thia available material mol galling
Mr. J . ||. Yeager make a bus- deavor wili meet at 6:30. At
All of the employees of the Ford roadster coming down the 1925.
matter until Ihe next meeting games scheduled.
Reedvllle promised In come ines (rip lo Tilamook Monday. 7:30 a short address will be local posloffice will endeavor to iej-wiliigcr aiul attempting to
Five high schools were rep­
m
the atreela would require
here
for a game hut later it
t h e have the information regarding moke the turn ui ‘Abe .” Y" to resented. In Class A were Bea­
all new grading and it waa not
Mrs. Jack Casey and children given by the pastor on
thought poaeible (hat the work was learned lhal some of Iheir who have hwn visiting at the theme of "Did Christ Rise from the new rates accessible for any proceed down the Canyou Road verton, Hillsboro, and Forest
Tha
niaehine Grove. Gaston and Batiks were
could be done at thia aaaaon players had lo go to Hillsboro home ,,f R, t . Winisky, have the f>ead?" The Bethel Choir | |,a|ron who is interested, and turned turtle.
must
have
been
connug
at a in Class B-
will
he
heard
in
a
sacred
Can-
|hey
will
lie
glad
to
answer
aijy
of Ihe year, owing to the con­ Sunday.
returned lo Elina, Wash.
Now «n effort is being made
high rate of speed and t h e
tala. “Our Living Lord.”
So­ questions.
Following are the winners of
dition of the ground. Mention
young lady''driving • had slowed first, second, and third places
Mr. Cartel on K. Spencer, the loists will he Mr. and Mrs. E.
wa< made of the unaatiafaotory to induce Sherwood to bring
ft. was announced in the daily down somewhat-, but sufficient in each class and division:
condition of the atreela j»ul in | their delegation over and see Registrar of Hie University of G. Wehh. Mrs. J . K. Davis, Miss
If Oregon, spent Monday at the Rliodn Khellenbergcr, and Mr. press yesterday morning that «peed was under way to make
Class A, Senior Division: 1st,
early laat.aeaaon and the Oouiw wlinl our Imys are like.
eil did not think It adviaahle they ,|o come, let's all see Ihe home nf his uncle, J . F. Godard, Harris Hanson, and they will the funeral of Ihe |ale Arch­ the little car turn completely Lutina Hulett, Beaverton; 2nd,
Eva Whitworth, Beaverton; 3rd,
|it begin paving opera! Iona be­ game and don't forget to root on (lie Canyon Road. Mr. Spen­ ile supported hy Ilio choir nf bishop Christie would be held over twice before’ it landed.
cer delivered a lecture lo (he twenty voices under the direc- I Wednesday, April 15. at
The car Was occupied by H. Helen Whited, Forest Grove.
ihe
fore the ground had thoroughly for the home team.
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I I. WI I - - TI - -IT
students
of
Jefferson
high Hon of W illis Cady. The pub- Cnlhederal. Several Beaverton Clark and Rosa Fletcher from
Class A. Junior Division: 1st,
•el I led.
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school in Portland on Tuesday lie is cordially invited lo attend people arc planning on attend­ Portland. Mr. £lark had turned Helen Herrick, Forest Grove; 2d
Mention'waa alao made of SURPRISE P A R TY
O IV E R TH U R SD A Y morning of this week.
the wheel over \o the young la­ Thelma
Van
Doren,
Forest
ali services.
| ing Ilio ceremony.
Ihe difficulty wliteh would prob­
Mr. and Mrs. C.usli Johnson
dy but a short time before.
Grove; 3rd, Caryl Signs, Hills­
ably be experienced lliia year
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The top a n d ' the windshield boro.
in aeeuring rock for * I real and had u very pleasant surprise
-X were completely demolished but
Class B, Senior Division: 1st,
oilier construction as a Mr. Un­ Thursday evening, April 3 when
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aside from a bent fender no Hazel Culbertson, Banks; 2nd,
derwood. living In the vicinity i large number of their friends
well
oilier injury seemed to have Irene Marr, Banks; 3rd, Glenn
of the Beaverton rock quarry mine in on them with
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been done to the car, which French, Banks.
had threatened In aerve an In­ filled baskets and with «mile»
was taken to Marsh's Garage
junction and elated that
h o on their faces. The occasion T ------ :
Class B, Junior Division: 1st
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would fight the mailer through was their 30th wedding anni­
-for first aid.
Fred Johnston, Banks: 2nd Mat­
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Mr. Clark suffered a slight thew Kkene, Banks; 3rd, Mar­
the Supreme Courte aa he con- versary.
Tbe evening was spent
in
cut. on one of (he fingers of jorie Muller, Banks.
alderrd tbr quarry a menace to
th’c'.'ieft hand. The young lady
This is a more complete and
the aafety of people In lhal im­ j playing games and recilalione,
iafter winch dainty refreshments
escaped with only a very severe more correct report than tho
mediate vicinity.
The guests left
The resignation of Howard were served.
shaking up.
one which wo printed in our
Hughaon waa read and accepted at a late hour wishing Mr. and
last issue.
C A TH O L IC CHURCH
without comment on motion of Mrs. Johnson many happy re­
E A S TE R SERVICES
Mr. Beach, seconded by M r . turns of the day.
TR A C K M E E T T O
Tlioso
present
were:
Mr.
and
Speeial
Easter
music at the
l.ewia.
BE H E LD MAY 9
Mrs. A. H. Kpraner, Mr. and
High , Masses, Sunday, at 7:50
Mrs. W. Pelch. Mrs.
Hsrena
and 10:15 A. M. will he rendered
The
high
school coaches of
a u x il ia r y t o h u b e r
! \kin. Mrs. Dan Adam*, M r ’a .
by 4he choir composed of Mes - the various high schools in tho
O LUB I t PR08RERIMQ Elizabeth Hammons, Mr.
and
dames D. M. Rtng. John Mues- county met in the office of tho
sig. Joseph Lagerfeldt; Misses county school superintendent at
The l.adiea’ Auxiliary to the Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Elizabeth
Muessig.
Margaret Hillsboro Thursday evening to
Mrs.
Huber Commercial Club held Ha Mr. and Mrs. Florence,
and
Hennessy, Josepha
Lagerfeldt. discuss the matter of the W ash­
regular meeting l««t Tueaday. Kkstrom, Mrs. G. Hillstlr
Billslin.
4ibH>ranos:
Meodames
Janie* ington
County
High Reboot
Much hualnena waa tranitcled. ¡daughter Abbey, Mr.
Johnson,
Benson. Joseph Muessig. a n d Track Meet.
Several new namca were lidd­ Mr. and Mrs. Gash
Miss Georgianna Benson, Con­
This Meet is scheduled for
ed to the memlicrablp llaL The Mias F.dna Hill, and Mlgs Noma
traltos; Messrs. John Mueseig. Saturday. May 9, on the Pacifio
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a
club ta growing fast and owing Drown.
Joseph Liebrich. Joseph Muss- University grounds at
Forest,
lo tbe' fact lhal It la only in
sig, Tenofs;
Messrs.
Harold Grove. There will bo no grade
llg Infancy we «re proud to aay
W. A. Smith and family re­
Bettendorf, George Moschofsky. school track meet this year.
that it ia progreaalng beyond lumed Tuesday evening front a
Bassos; Mrs. George Moschof­
expectation*.
Everyone a name trip lo California.
They have
sky, Organist; Mrs. D. M. Ring,
|o lake much tnteroal in Ihe been gone ahoul four months.
Federal dredging operations
Director.
work of making it ft benefit to
began April I in the Cooe Bay
In view of the mimher of con­
Holy Thursday «nd Good F r i­ harbor.
the community.
vention*
coming to Portland
day. services morning 9 A. M..
After the meeting, dainty re-
A new high school to be built
, this summer and the probabil­
evening, 7:30 P. M.
freahmenta were aerved by Mr*.
in Pine Valley will cost about
ity that the delegates Will visit
Everyone
welcomed
to
these,
E. J , Mnnn.
our town, it would look ns Iho
or any service« at any time of $10,000.
some concerted action looking
The Woodmen of the World
year, at 81. Cecelia’s Church.
Mrs.1 Sam Kpeake cul lier fin­ towards Iho bonuMfying of our
will build a $100,000 hall In
Father O’Noill,
ar quito severely yesterday.
fair city would be in pnjer.
Pastor Portland.
m
scorino
The Easter-Tide
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