The Beaverton review., May 01, 1925, Image 1

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T h e B ea ver ton R ev iew
CLEAN READINQ FOR A LL T H E FAM ILY
V olu m e 111
N o. 2 2
Sin g le C opy, 5 Cent«
Careless Driving
Causes Wreck
MARKET REAOV
•FOR OPERINO
B e a v e rto n , W ash in gton C oun ty, O regon , F rid ay , . M ay 1, 1 9 2 5
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Mr. W. Thacker and Miaa L. SOCIAL IMPROVEMENT
Stowell o f Buxton were married
OLUN HOLM MEET
Saturday. They will live in the
Ja ck F o rrest house here.
The Huber Ladles Social Im­
p ro v em en t Club met in regular
ALOHA HUBER ITEMS
-ession at the home o f
Mra.
| -under April 23rd.
Mr. and
Ralph
Moore j After adjournm ent a silver
were week end _ guests at t h e l i - a was
___ held
_ and „ the following
home o f Mr. and Mra. E. J . I program rendered: Piano »elec
'* linn'
Hons, Dorothea Hocbsrbeid; vo-
The next regular meeting o f ; “ * »olo. Mrs. S tiffe n ; readings,
the Ludie«' Auxiliary to the Hu- 1 V,r*-
° f Portland; vocal
her Commercial Club will be 1 ' ' lo- Ha«he| C lark; violin solo,
h«ld Tuesday, May *he fifth, j Mvian l.undeli, accompanied on
Please attend.
I •
l"a n o by Mrs. Ja ck so n ; and
er Year
Prominent Citizen
Passes Suddenly
Tho llubor Commercial Club ! In terestin g Little N otes from th e Su rrou n din g C ountry a»
Community Market boolh
I « |
ubout complolod and Mia. J . K. I T o ld jy O ur A ctiv e S p e c ia l C orresp on d en ts W eek ly
Portland Driver Robs Side Of Ore Mllael, who wlll he In chargo !
of H, 1« ready tu bandi« prnd-
A. H. Sprancr Died Wednesday At
nnniversary of the Hattie
0 f
TI 6 ARD NEWS
ucta for all club monibor«. 'l'ho
gon Electric Freight Train.
Rockaway Where He Had
Lexington. A program waa giv­
Inlonllon 1« lo open Ih,, boolh
Actual Damage Slight.
for buaineee Haturduy or R u n -i Rcveral ra«ee o f «cartel fever en by Ihe school children in the
Gone On Business Trip
day.
.
| bave beoti roported In tlila vl- afternoon.
Wo fool o««urod tha t thl« oliilty,
I he Capitol Hill Improvement
A very «noti ,|rmon*liullon of « III b . •
.i..l ....... ........................ ............... l a to
„ Club will give a rurd party at
The village waa »hocked Wed-
rarele«« ilrlvuiK wu* i ul Oil ft) doubledly wlll (ake advanlago
Ihe home o f Mis. Sidney
O
ne»day uoou by Ibo uow» o f the
Ilio Oregon E lectric
crossing of (ho opiMirlunily of gotllng Y., vtailed at the P, K. L«wls Lslhrop Saturday evening. May
home Supday,
death o f A. H, Hpraner, for more
near Ilio “ Y" limi Halurday about fr««h fruii and Vegelahle» In
2. You are Invited to attend
than tw inty year» p rip n e to r of
noon. Mr, F. A. Ilryan of IHV «oaaon al reaaonahlo priées,
Mr», U rei« Hough, a former
one o f t b j leading grocery aud
The P aren t-T each er card p ar­
E. 3?lli HI., Portland, waa driv­
Mrs. K. J Mann was luncheon I
* 0 ,° ^
Clark.
resident o f Tigard, vl»it«d with
m e n in ai'-ets in B-avoriou.
ing lulu Moavorlon witli a Ford PLUGKV LAD «A V E ! HOUSE. fri«ud« her« pu Monday o f lu»! ty to have bean given W ednes­ hostess to a number o f
her
Mr. ¿p ian er re-e.iuy auid |iu
day, wa« postpone.! and will he friends Tuesday.
dolivory. The rroaalnii boll w««
work,
Those who j
DAME DRAWS SIQ CROWD ■ isiu o *» u H. A. W‘ r . n , had
given
In
the
near
future.
ringing, ilio boll on Hto electric
rtj"V<l her hospitality were the !
Mr». Huy Clarke wa« operated
Duo lo ilio proaence of mlnd.
built him self a new borne, and
liM'oinnllvo wan r i n g i n g , tint Mr
Mrs. LaVey Kohlhane and Mr» Mpsdames Harry Lehman, Dr. j
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prompt acllnii, and pluek
of on Tuenday at the 81. Vincent's
planned
on enjoying life.
He
Gaines are attending the Girl Jerald Riggs. Oeo. J . Kelly, Carl
Ilryan wa« looking for a garngo
1,,e « a ,,,e Sunday drew out a
Mille Loin« Kauts,. «evon-year- honpital. Sh« I« getting along
had a new Rickenbacker car and
•Ian.
W
agner,
Jam
es
l.ynch.
and
Mias
*arSc
crowd
despite
several
oth-
Scout
leader»
meeting
In
Carver
old ton o f Mr. and Mrs. H. I. nicely.
(his week.
Vlolet Grayson. al| o f Portland. ' r “ iiiuscuienl
places.
The Wednesday m orning le ft for a
Two rare had alroady pulled
b a ili*. Ilio handaonin
nnwly-
be
Ml«« Hilda Holm nf Garibaldi
up and a topped to allow (ho
In the afternoon tables
were rrowd wa* not very large at 2:30 trip to Rockaway, where
oontplolod K au lt r««i<|eni'ft,
a visited at tho bom« ht hor par­
owned
a
house.
Be
expected
to
made
up
for
Bridge.
but
they
kept
coming
in
and
Oregon Klootrlo Irrighi train to
CARDEN H O N E
mile wo«| of Hoaverton on Ibo ent». Mr. and Mra. It. Holm over
put in his time risbing, a nd at
pa««, but «vldonlty Mr. Ilryan
Friends and
neighbors
of I ! ! ! ! ? * . „ ' “
ev<,n up un“ 1 odd tim es painting bis bouse.
iouiily lloud. J Uni «mith nf St. la«! week end.
didn't «oo thr car« or Ilio fralglit
Mis» Nancy Laraon surprised
ga" ‘e W* “
Mary’» Station, wa» «aved front
A
card
party
will
b«
given
at
On arriving at
tbo
place
train, notthor could ho hoar Iho
Mr». Charlea Van Kh-ek en-
her on her birthday the 22nd
£
* *
kept com ,n«
doKlrucllon by flre Inni Matur-
tb«
elubbiiuao
Thursday,
May
where
we
was
lo
.»lop
be
started
two liolla ringing, for lift pullod
lertalned Iho Hohokuh club lg»l
day uflormooi,
f April. A pleasant afternoon B J T \^ ^
’1 ^
°
f to unload bis m aterial ue had
7. at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Wm. Hiles
ar»und Iho Iwo oar« aml wa«
A
large
Mrs G M , /
.
boar d« do not
An fnterosting hranelj o f Mr, Tuesday aftornoou,
and Mrs. Arthur G. Howard, the was xprnl by all
taken with him, and got about
about to rontlnuo aoro««
tho
h* f ’ he g a“ ®’
K a ii I s S dlvoraiflod fartulng 1« membership wa« present.
h ostesses, a»«ure everyone
a Hall of Portland gave several
naif unloaded, when be went to
trark on wlilrh wa* passing Iho
eadings.
In Ihe evening sev. I ¡T‘
T “8
il al1 over lh* a bouse and told tbe lady o f the
Mr. und Mr». R. A. Twins and good lime.
Iho rut«lng <>f Mallard ducka, a
-
r___ keedville boys from the sixth
frolght train. XYlion about olglit
ral friend» cam e
out
from
pair nf whleli ho eaplured a» i'rnnk Twins motore^ Jo The
She
j mmng on but before th at show- bouse that be felt sick.
The W ashington County P a r­
fool from Iho train It dlwned
•orlland and spent a p|«a*ant
w 1 1*1 duekllnga giuf dom ar!Icated. Huiles last week end to visit en t-T ea ch ers Association
will
woeful la«?k o f practice and noticed that be seemed to be
on him Ihoro waa a big ob«tarlo
veiling.
Miss Larson received
Ho now lia» olglit Infant Mal- Willi Hubert Tw iss and family.
bleeding at the mouth.
She
I teamwork.
hold *a meeting stt the Garden
In front .and ho had bollar noi
■any nice gift».
lard». whirh frcquently ro«pond
The Y. G - l . O. l i c i t i club Horne clubhouse on May 16. It
Stangle and Bettendorf sta rt- got him inlo tbe room, called
try lo ollmb ovor IL He pullod
lo Iho "ra il o f Uift wild,*' and me| at Iho home of Mrs. Morin will be an all-day program, and
-I out as b atteries for Beaver- tbe nearest physician, »-ao hap­
hi* maritino dlroPtly lo the righi
After
a a noon lunrh will be served.
N.H.». 8TUOENT8 AND
!<>n bul Rlangle was replaced by pened to be at Garibaldi, then
In front o f tho lioad ca r «land­ .•«rape to (he nearby woods. On Tuesday afternoon.
PROFESSOR TAKE HIKE W eisenhack in Ihe sixth inning, tried lo m inister to the dying
ing Ihoro, and »mashed into one Saturday afternoon the en irr fmo luncheon “SOU" wn« play,
The , regular meeting of the
k aul* family pursued (tie Mal­
I
The
physician
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though not because o f any lack man's wants.
o f Iho Squire«' Service Station
P aren tTT earb er» Council here 1«
lard and her duckling» inlo (he
«igne, and bp»ughl up «gamut
A parly eouststm g o f Mr. D ! >n 8 ,a n * le * p a r t The first 3 said that be bad been dead at
Mrs. Thomas F. W alts and Friday. May 8. Election o f o f­
Jhr |r<(n po«t «upporlmg tho wood», and *«ft«r rounding them Mille daughter. M.Jrgarel Ju n e. ficer» will take place at I b i s M. Cochrane. a Beaverton high I ,n?'.n* 9 eouW hav« been a fit least ten m inutes when be a r­
up. «en! little Louis hark In the
rived.
of Cheyenne, W yoming,
have meeting.
o ieftrtr crrt»ftlng bell
AH members should cliool teacher, and several atu- “ T * * around which to have
house for a ha»ket to carry the
Mr. Pegg, local undertaker,
How ho got away with a* lit­
tents,
among
whom
were
Ed
1
'U'
Shakespeare’»
“Comedy
of
been
visiting
«I
the.
hum«
<
>
f
Mr.
make it a point to be present.
brood m.
tle tjg'navc 1 « «omowhal of a
ard Day. Robert-H ocken. Dur- K,rr° r} ha<l Die errors not been left late Wednesday for the r e ­
and Mr». W. H. Kimball An W al-
When luiuis «nlered the rear
The |Aper drive put on by
mains and arrived aboul no on
pprarlg In lbn«e who w|lno«««d
ol Atenúe
ward Finley, Arthur L an *, L c-
h* ar,ren d ln K-
door he wa» met by „ cloud of
Ihe school children, under the
|ho areldonl,
N ejlhfr he nor
land <>>ok. Cecil Emmon«.
and i>.8 ,a n * le »truck out 5 men and Thursday. The funprc.1 services
ft
den»e »moke un<| Ihe crack|ing
direction o f the P aren t-T each ­
four. will be held at the Crematorium
Ilia wife, who acoompanlod him.
Gaylord
W ilson v\ eisenback struck out
ers, netted •11.60.
i Ms will Homer and
o f flame»
KauU had placed an
MAPLEWOOD
ITEMS
wa« hurl a partirlo. Tho «Ido
hiked up Larch mountain Ral- Bennett pitched for (he Reed- in Portland, Saturday, May 2
lie used for Ice eream for the
irm ful of pitch kindling-wood
ville boy» throughout the game. at 2 p'cloek under the auspices
o f hi* oar wa« Jammed «omo­
rday night.
on Mr». Kant/'« nc»y com hina-
Mr». Virgil Hay eitlerlauu'd «rhop| picnic on Friday, May
whal and «mashed up. and Iho
The trail was found to I«t , Fhc only change in th eir line up of the C hristian Science Church.
tlon range |o dry out, an hour Mr and Mr». Van blyk * t din- 15.
gla«« broken, Thta wa« all !h«
in fair shape, though Iwo mile» W.M wh<*n H ‘-hurchley took the
damage «iialalnod.
After the or »o before. T h is ha<l ignited n«r Frjday «ventng.
it led through »n..w which r>,af
° r _ Deve,l°
«he fifth CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(rain na««od ho waa able In p ro ­ and yrns hlamng to th« ceiling.
\V. Romaine was Inken tu Ihe
as said to be eight feet deep inning. B ennett atruck out 12
SCOFI ELD NEWS
NAS ELECTED OFFICERS
Louis rs| to Ihe door au<| call-
ceed under hla own power.
Good Mamarllaii bospilal reeenl •
m place*—svei| packed, h o w e v a i, “ 5 * hil on‘* ,nan wilh the »>«11.
fur hi*, parent», hut as they
and
allowed
one
walk.
W
eisen-
t> Io undergo an Operation.
The weather for the trip v
Mr. and Mrs J . Hellish and
were too far away to hear him
L ast Monday evening some of
hark hit one man with the ball.
THE EXPECTED
line
and a very clea r view o f ...hJ».
’V *“,i
son
visited
Sunday
at
Buxlon.
Mr«.
A.
Holm
ha»
?*v
r
eu»-r-
and there was no time to
u
,
wnich was the onlv bases that the progressive business men of
he surrounding country
w --
J
MAS HAPPENED oat, Ihe hoy decided to handle lam ing an old «rboolm aie, Mi««
Mr. Jk || '♦’«rry mad*1 a busi-
were thrown away by the Bea- Beaverton met in the real estate
ujoyed.
Alicp
Sun<|ui«l
o
f
Mij»kegon.
the emergency him self. Selling
office o f E. E. Swenson to re ­
neas trip to HIIJ»noro Thursday
w . . h p . . . n ,. „ r
,,w - r
a t a i , b. „ P U r tw vive the Beaverton Chamber o f
Tho exported ha» happened. a wa»h ba»m, Louis plunged i n ­ M ic^
morning.
For «urne moni h» paal wo bave to the dense » m o le ¡»ipl turned
Commerce, which has been In­
M io <Mgu Thom as of Mult-
Mrs. Fran ces Pongralz and
fioeii itllervlcw.'d by peuple Who on the water lap. und busily uoiiiali spenl E a slc r wilh her
who played in three different active for some time. It was
daughter
of
Buxton
were
v
isit­
p e je contem plating the new»- piled the flames with basinful» mol her, Mr». Aline T'initiu» of
positions and handled each one very encouraging to note the
ing here Thtjrsday,
paper binine»« in
Beaverton. of water unlll Ihe fire was out. Maplewood.
LOCAL WOOD
capably, although Stangle. W el- eager interest which those who
Mr. ami Mrs. W. Burnell and
Sumtay wp were Informed that
W hen In* parents
arrived,
YARD PROSPERS -enbach and several other play- were present manifested for the
The fij;»t o f a «ftri«-* o f n u - 'd au gh ter visited Saturday
and
there »a » aipiMier paper going brought running by Ihe smoke
future welfare o f our thriving
ersdid excellent work.
ip here.
Of rour»e wo W ’r** pouring through the door, tlioir «irai concerta waa given Friday Sunday in Portland,
and
fa st growing town.
Mr
Geo.
W
olf,
proprietor
of
•■veiling by the boy»' and girl«’
»unirwhal aurpHeed as nobu«|y -malt sou niel Ilium with v lute
If such interest continues and
V i« Jo e P o n c 'i'U <t r s k l i i
he Beaverton Wood Yard, re ­ GRANQE TO HAVE
fom b.iied chorus''«,
Tho ecu -
|tad «aid anything To ua before teeth «bowing in g broad «mile
membership increases, we can
Malted Thursday here with her ports he has received two orders
uh.ml a paper going In.
and ..mi hi» amoke-blackcncd fare, cert was greatly enjoyed,
SOCIAL MEETINO safely say that Beaverton will
daughter.
for
aboul
two
hundred
cord»
Bible picture» nrc shown at
yol on other hand wo were not despite a few hílate rod finger».
be a City in the near future.
Mrs. K. Benefiel and son were •>f oak wood for Iho Portland
The Grange and their fam ­
ro surprised cither when wo Ihe flame« had »eared the c e il­ the »choolhoiisc every T h u rs ­
J . W . Sprague was
elected
m
arket.
He
had
also
received
visiting
Mrs.
BcnefieT»
m
o
lle
r
ilies will gather at tbe Grunge President. L J . Vinson,
learned who II wa» contem ­ ing and several holes were buril­ day evening. These pictures an»
Vice
«everal
orders
for
sinller
quan-
Hall tonight for an .-ocial hour. P resid ent; Mrs.
plating putting In a paper. The ad In the floor. Had Louis not very Instructive nnd help Ihe in ImMon Wednesday *IU r.-»o il.
Lela
Brown,
lilies
from
the
people
o
f
Boa-
Ther?
w„
,
be
a
sL
orl
p
rtB
ru
n
party wo have^in tnind teem s to acted so promptly, Ihe
Mr. and Mr«-. Clius. Myers
S ecretary ; Doy Gray, T re a su re r:
re s i­ children in preparing their S mr - i
inclad’OY music, si.iging. The
he Ihe «ame party who ntd on dence would undoiibtedljf have day School lessons.
were Sunday visitors at the S. \erton.
Dallas P. Murray, member of
He
also
»tales
that
he
ex-
G
rangers
and
their
immediate
P. Uk-dsoc home in Burrville.
•umg worK fur
o í o ur been doomed.
the
Executive
Board ;
E . E.
poets his pay roll for the next fam ilies will be in attendan-e.
rlll/ena, got Iho Job lo print
Swenson, A ssistant
Secretary.
The boy in very niodesl about
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richter three months will
CAPITOL HILL NEWS
aggregate
Children’r Day w ‘. he cele-
and when Iho hill wa» rendered hi» plucky act. "S h u ck s." said
All were unanimous and very
of W heeler visited on Friday ahout
which he
says hrated at ihe Grange at
Ihe
II wa« for aboul three dollar»
pleascAit,
and we predict a very
lie. "m oat any feller would do
here
with
Mr.
R
ichter's
brothers.
Friday evening, May 1, mov­
will he spenl in our town.
,,c t l
j,r me e lia r v h icl. wi!!
In otee»» of the coni r a d price.
bright future for Ihe Chamber.
dial
I knew w haL my daddy ing picture* will be given al the
Mr. and Mj'a- H- Benefiel and
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be May 9.
The program will
Tliia S3.Od »ooniK lo be a hin I
We would call attention U*
would have done if he'd been schoolbouse lo raise fund" for children visited Smuhfy ttt B u rr­
V isitor— 8o you a re my w ife's be given over entirely to the
of mania, for on al lea«l Iwo
there, and «o 1 ju s t did H my­ the school. '/Circus Uny»* will» ville at the Chester Boneftol painting teacher. How does sheschildren who will have drills, one great fact: T h at these few
different oooaoion* Iho hill ha»
officers cannol do much g oo l
self, th at's all."
Ja ck ie Uougau. au educational home,
im press you as a student?
recitation, plays, singing,
and
loon ' for «xâcttÿ f3 .« 0
more
for Beaverton without the co ­
film,
and
a
oomedy
will
be
Artist— I find her very apt *«a «>’ other form s of en tertain -
I't'kiT Iho ponl'rapl pflpe.
Mr. and Mrs. Kills W atson
operation of a» our citixens in
NOTHER NEAVERTON
shown,
Of «nur»« Il I* i.P lo
Ih o
pent.
of Silverton were visiting with lo say the least.
Beaverton and surroundings,es­
PIOTURE COMINO
bu»lnc«» men.
If they
w-anl
Monday was celebrated In Ihe friends here on Monday a fte r­
V isitor— T h a i’s rem arkable. I
~
pecially the business unen.
another paper and want to give
school as P atriot Day, the 150th noon.
find her apt lo say the most.
LOCAL TH E A TR E TO
Another meeting has
been
Another Ueavorton-muuo pic­
SHOW “CINDERELLA”
II their aupport they ran have
called for next Monday evening,
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II hut It would *oom that II ture wlll h« shown at the Hea­
r1
would l»o heller lo support one ver T heatre Monday and i'uos-
Children from seven to sev­ and it •* <° be h o P *1 that aH
who have an interest in tho
•
paper heartily lhan lo divide be­ day nights, May I and 5. This
enty will hear with delight that
progress of Beaverton will he
picture
starred
the
winner
of
A l l H ’a i l t l î e Q u e e n
tween Iwo or three paper».
"C indrella,” wili be enacted one
the Liberty
Theatre
contest,
______ j time at the Beaver
Theatre. presenL
where a prize was offered for
OOMMEROIAL OLUN
Golden slipper, pumpkin coach.
OBITUARY
MEETINO HELO the best and most accomplished
I fairy godmother And all
Ihe
Mr.
Thom
as U. Howell was
actress.
Lucille Kruonick won
other enchanting make believe
elem ents of Ibe story xvil! have born in Benton County, Oregon,
The Huber Commercial Club the prize and plays opposite Al
cigusou is thU picture. "T h e
■ lh «ir place in the puppot per on February 25. 1872. He made
met Mi their regular meeting
his home there until he was
Fighting
P
arso
n
."
formanec.
Monday n ig h t in #th«lr hall. This
Ferdinand
8clipm ann-lleink,
There will be ont. sin w cn about six years o f age, when
lias been an active body for a
Saturday afternoon only, which he and his parents moved onto
good many years and Ihe atten ­ son o f Madame Rehumnnn-Heink
will be presented by the famous the Howell place on the W alker
dance of about tlurfy at their Ihe world renowned' singer, has
a
prominent
part
In
the
play.
Kegg A .Goldsmith M arionettes Road near Beaverton. This was
regular meeting apeak» well for
who are ju s t concluding their his home until he reached m an­
the community spirit o f this Among the local people who will
he recognized are Mrs. it. S.
hood.
third successful year.
Mill« sottIPment. 1
Some ten or twelve years ago
Mr. Geo. Kegg has carved the
Your editor has. been twice Johnstone, Mrs. E. L. Mcttlcn.
he
was married lo. Miss B w sie
•Mrs.
Clark,
and
Mrs,
Hedge.
little
figures
out
of
wood,
and
a»ked tp meet nnd speak there
There arc several scenes that
each one is an individual char­ Withrow. Ju s t a few- years a f­
iiul ntmigli nls favorite paJltm e
ter their m arriage Mrs. Howelt
acter of real beauty.
1« throwing bricks he could f*n<l arc fully as thrilling as nr| yel
died.
portrayed
on
Iho
screen
at
Ihe
From an old puppet m aster
nothing but word« of commen­
For the past year Mr. Howell
he has learned a special way
dation for the splftmlid spirit locpl Iheulre. The cast is ad­
xs been in ill health. He died
mirably chosen for the parts
lo operate these puppets, and
shown at Ihe mcetiug.
they can walk, and dance, and on April 20th. 1025, in W ash­
Mr. K. J . Mann, president nf Illey play and Ihe photography
aged
sit, and run, with the greatest ington County, Oregon,
the club, spends his d ay s’ Mi of Iho film is excellent.
fifty -th ree years, one Riontb,
ease.
This picture Is sent back from
Portland but spend» his nlahts
The whole production is one and twenty-five days.
mid S|ln<lftY* nnd holidays work­ New York by ylif'cct rcipicst of
He leaves to mourn his loss
o f the most unusual and en ­
ing «for the club and contiRuully. n . A. W hite, manager o f the
chanting stories ever presented his mother, Mrs. Annie M. How­
fh o Indies were Pfegdnt “"*1 local Ihenira, who la a personal
ell of Portland; two brothers.
in this city.
nt Ihe close o f the meeting they friend o f Ihe Inonl m anager. Mr.
Mr. W. P. Howell o f Beaverton
served tiountlful ^refreshment» J . J . Fleming o f Ihe J . J . Flem ­
ing Productions Co., Inc. This
The wealth of Ihe Northwest and Mr. M. L. Howell o f P o rt­
which were enjoyed by all,
lies largely in it» forests. Sixty land; Iwo sisters, Mrs. Lizzie
As this was a- social evening Jv the only lim e this picture will
five per cent o f the entire in ­ Fuller of Castle Rock, W n .; and
there was n short lime »pen! lie shown In Ihe W est this sea-
dustrial payroll of the North­ Mrs. B. Quick, o f Carrol», Wn
Flvn
In playing
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The funeral wa» held at 1:30
w est comes from the forest in-»
Hundred. Mrs. W . J . Alexander
•lust ries, according to forest o f­ •». M. Thursday afternoon from
A prominent . cluh
woman
carried o ff first honors and C.
ficers.
American F orest Week Ihe M. E. Church. Rev. G. A.
sh e
,T, Rose won consolation prlzo, wants a divorce because
i seeks to aid in providing new Gray preached the funeral »er-
which he said must be all right j doesn't know where her hus-
j crops o f timber for the future, ^mon.
q g U was a Raleigh product,
[band Is, Hs may be at home.
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