The Beaverton review., May 29, 1925, Image 1

T h e B ea verton R eview
C LEA N READING FOR A L L T H E FA M ILY
Sin g le C opy, 5 C enU
Library Proves
Exceeding Popular
«A N V T O G R A D U A TI
PROM UNIVERSITY
ALOHA-HUBER ITEMS
Mr. T . A. Ca*cadd.-n him been
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■ f S * - * '.
- f
üt* '
.wu P e r Y e a r
B ea v erto n , W ash in gton C ounty, O regon , Friday, M ay 2 9 , 1 9 2 5
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Church Soon
To be Erected
OBITUARY
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Mr.
Jo * ,
liingley
was
I
ORCRATOR*! BRAVERY
SAVES BURNINQ TOW N
born '
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Popular Dorotha
Huntley Married
Oct. id , im & u at Staffordshire,
t,ora R'mon, telephone
tnurt,
better.
Kngland, Ihe youngest son of °beraU»r, i* the heroine o f the
<t»uU have n|i|ilied for degrees Mi**
Caaea.lden
)
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i
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•<u«,lla
Gaseaddcn
*pent
Beaverton’s New Public Library at dm l
M innesota.'
Portland Architects Have Been u family of thirteen children. •lown o t Mapleton,
lie attended common school
to *>er pre*«nce of mind ‘ « « 7 Wtdduig Takes Place In
fuilur«* to com plet* aca- farm,
WUJ Become A Great
Retained, Plans aid Specifica­ • here and afterward* was a p - ! ‘ll*d *i<sr bravery in rem aining!
danjle "o rk may reduce
th is' u
, „
U c a l Church, Reception Held
Benefit to Many
o f
prentice to a blacksmith, where' ’* **fr boat while the flames
number somewhat before Coin-
Mr‘ * nd *, r ’8,
tions are Under Way
j
r“*ed
around
her,
tbe
village
the
m cm am ant Hay, University o f- *,op,,» nd w,*re v isitor* a t
lie learned iron work.
At Home Of Bride
'
'hom e o f Mr. and Mr*.
L“,
fn tal* *ny U ,« ||l0 |«t ft * ~d’.
......... f Mr. and Mr*. W. J.
M i * .: recei,t,y w»» saved from
de .
In I * 7 1 he
married
time
‘ ucUon by fire.
Everyone in Heaverton
* n d UM,,,l,r r,i,Ha "»U exesed 400,
' |pxand«r Tuesday.
Mr. Peter*
Mary
Kdward*.
a
short
* V Tueaday evening iMYoung
vicinity, In Ueavarlo«
School " ‘‘" " I "> University history.
" "
b ,rd -dog fanele*. so A lioald, A rcb ltecU ,. who bave ipfore ■
leaving
the
N ew
. J ! ,:arm L,____
« * “ explosion
an U
d
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” * ***o
” aolhm.l
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Sir. Colli* Powell Moor, o f
d u lrict mid adjoining dinirict*
hundred -nd ...naty-flv e
I « “ « often to .«Ik been retameli by thè
knowing that the build- Moro, Oregon,
li«t|„,| World. I( wh * in 1872 that he (
»re invited to r*l| and becumu
<>" the Eugene cam pus ,
o ' Mr’ A,', , “nd'*'’. *h«* Congregai mnal C hunh u, »u . »rrived II. C alifornia.
He soon !."*t
f,re '
«'«non, tl.a L o u jm UunUey ^
Patron* o f tbe ltlir*ry. tie ! the h“ v* “Pflled for degree*
An *
,n ,b»1 P»«tlme. pervise
•r,l8 r,,* (or »*• fire Ion were married Sunday evo-
eoimlrmdion
nf
(ha afl. r **n t for the young brida.
library habit'* and make
the' “'hl'inm al fifty -to u r completed
Hsonesggy Avenue ia n o * |»e- " " » C hu n h , lo he arecled ai who bad rnmained in the M oth-! ,
r be telephone o f- ning, May 2ith ut ih . v* i.*
lihrury one hundred pel* cent " " ’,r work
March I t a nd will
8r" d**«J preparatory to rock- Sixlli ami \Valnno Street*, were -
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" .« f .-. :
, W“ , " X t ! ' d, r
> «—
or
Mapleton a
largest d a tin g
■erviceahle.
. participate m the
Coaimenoe- ' " Kl l8nd' "«*d|ga» to *ny, the uulhorUed lo
proceed
w i t h he came lo porlland in 1873, . .
Hlutloiiery—paper, pen,
e^^-!',.,,' " , •’**rcl» e *.
bringing
thn work
welcomed by all who pian* un,] *p eeiflc(ioa*. a . . „ m .
*™«r* baiwmiani ,.r ,, • ,
’
‘"a .
*ne groom, the son o f
now Mr*
velopea, and ink will he fur Ku» e " e »*«»•«! «t£ aptdlcania
"'*• 1,1
vicinity, a* it l„
Hlasser,
w as
^
¿
J * 0* » *d « d M r. E. H. Moore, prom-
OeYoung
inform
e,!
ihe
C
oinniuJ
lliahed for writing letter*
at |:illi
----- u and the building w .s inent wheat ran ch er, o f Sher-
According lu prônent roc- 8borl *'ul ir«uu '•»» county road tee thut Ihey would adveriise born.
*oon
After ^ *......
living
Ihe nominal charge
of
highway, and llenne**oy for 1iid» wltbin a *«ry
one ordii, approximately ||,||>|y grad *'*
..
Portland for nvT" *
o i fa m e» , while man County, L a graduate of
short
mile
cent
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two
year*,
the
e ,,'b«r* *et
fire
ollMr
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/
--• « ,
-u v
i family
a u .il/
_
per
letter.
|> 0 • _ t _ g g n |
wi" w e lv g either Av* nu* h* " '» « "» ’ home owners. trine.
the University of Oregon o f the
Hie ! " dv* " e r ,i degree ,,f
move.] to What i* now known ““ ,,dlnSa within * radius o f 2
• lamp* and ponlal C B r.la "a "*o ! l,,)8
In
vlew
o
f
thè
faci
t|,a(
co
n
.
degree ,,f m aeler
Mr. and Mr*. Clyde
Moneti
C ías* o f 1925 and past presi­
*•
Will be carried for Ihe aecoui- , l" 'u or nf mauler
"ia *le r i o f scie,ire. and eon D oogla* were gueal* slruction will he under
way u< Progress and e*labli*hed a ’
dent o f tbe 8. A*. E. F ra te r­
‘‘anwhile, (he leiepaone op- nity.
m od.llon ,,f the
library
l» a -| ,J* !l *W" b*r;
" « h for- of Mr. and Mr*. K. J . Mann f a t short ly, thè Hiiildmg Coiomiltee hlai'k*mith shop, later putting
-tore and post office.
It
remained at ber
po»t.
trim *.
People eon.lng to t h e - - ni.ir* win.
expect u. week. Mr. and Mr*. Mearh have "•Il apprertale paymeni ,,f «Il m a m
ii
i
.
“ ¡«ailing for - i n ' ' J
Ihe bride, the daughter o f
, ro „,
« " d "«'nm oning Mr. and Mr*. J . C. Huntley of
city to .hop or v i.lt .r e
In- “ J , ‘,"»r- 88 •» the *eh„„, o f ju»i returned from Han F ran -
l'Iedgea _«* .non a* po.ftible, lo vae Mi; H.ngley who recom -
vilorf •° r ,,' " ‘*
tow"** »nclud- .South Beaverton, was a student
‘ he library |
,,,,r t*""«l. bring ibe ci*oo. where they »pent
» l x thè Hunk o f BeaverUm, or to Iieode,, (be name Progress to r , '
away o f (he Stale Normal School at
room* to re»i. cool o ff read ° ? „
me ni ber o f Iha CcMnnottee, of ihe new post office to which . * ■ an aato , 20 mile*
, n ‘V “> <2*-
"'«"'••• with the ,„lent,on of
stagecoach
a n il. . . ^ boy « n - j W ell*.
mail
come
by
or w rit*.
The
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a
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room.
which
Mr.
•icement
Week exar- making it their
home
They
Monmouth and the University
F. W Cgil* i* the
on horseback from Portland.
’" PV«r. soon filled with smoke of Oregon, where the romance
The library
do-ires
very
".Vil* ÍT**"«.- o '" , r *d* y* Ju n '* » I. 'e ft Ihe Runny South, however, Chairman.
W hile the family were
in *' "'d in g (lie operator. O rooine began.
much
»nme
polled
flower*.
Inn..
Progrès« five
children
were “I’btii, she inaiie her way lo the
Who will lie flr*i lo donatef rallón*,
m a n y f a m il ie s
The church was b ead tifu fy
rueaday. Ju n e 2nd. the
More book* are, ul*o, earn est- and fern proCe.Mon l i
COMINO T O OREGON
*dno .„ ’ H,; L ^
tin um 1 n
Lw ,,M Au* " ‘« rY «" "«e Hula-r
ly requested.
I.el other* have • he following *«y
roses and peonies
on
cedar;
In 1907 Mr. liingley moved *° " le streeet, where she col-
P * * ,:o ," m,*r r ‘« ' «-''»b will bold it*
Ihe pleasure o f reading
I h e f* »cheduled for H « h .Ju
background with an abundance
E ghty-five, fam ilies, bringing baek lo Portland, having lost ,;.p*ed and was found by
the
,n- ! in* in «h« C u b
books you have enjoyeil
and •3. and Z
o f palms artistically arranged
"•III them a total of $185,000 hi* wife in 1900.
Since lh al f 'rpmen.
will probnhly never read again for Runay, Ju n e u
in fanshape on the rostrum .
for investment m Oregmi farm* time he ha« made his home in
There( is a tragic note In this
Their donation lo the library
rh r ‘ ’- ««"nenegm eiu exereU e*
* * '' * n4
Hal‘’h R. Moore
Mr. Roscoe Moore, brother o f
have relum ed signed question­ P o 'lla n .l until hi« la»t illne«-. Heroism In lh al while the lele
Will lie a public •ervlce. '
w'''en gra.Mage*
w|||
re ced e T n l J"* * * * * * ?
” f Mr naire* slatin g I heir
groom as best man, and
iiilenlion when he ,-ame to the home of Phpne operator was so bràvèlv the
u
,
. u Vi
",
Mr*. K. W . Jack son o f l h v ' ,p|r degree*, will bc held |n Ihe “ n
^ /* u “nn- Sund“>r » f tofiung to Oregon
during h i- daughter, Mrs. i Seo. B ia s- Ughling tor
the
lo ï,
Î ' “j * Æ * 1 " “ " " T í V k
Johnson Road made the library "
Building.
Monday * !! m o,° [ H
M-Kjre * home,
Hie month o f .lime, areording «er. where he died May 2U.
broil er was dying j„ I ¿ . Í a„ * * ^
T * , k
Í T
'
a splendid gift o f lw e n ly .*lt J ,,n '' , 5 - Ur. Joe| ||. ||||de- * r ‘ *. tM,‘*u,,rul
to \\ <». Me, Manager of ihe
« • « >"
Hingley expert- » - P d a l .
’
' » ^
a s.,*to d by the
brides-
vniuinrN laut wr#*k hut wh#*th-! ^rnn^*
o f mpn and “
Wl*H° **•»
Mi«» Moon* n
maid*
Misses
Vena
Cìaskil!,
P*|°* Intend to build a home In I be I.and Kei(lenient Deparfinmil . enced a slight stroke o f p a ra l-.
er you have one nr flflv. we|f|'"’,or ° f
chem i*lry
Mildred Anderson, Mildred 8imp-
(lie Oregon Development Fund |y-is but seemed to have fully
th e value o f a
will be pleased lo receive Iheiii. / "•v,,r«ily o f California, wftl * " be * near future.
*°
son. and Mrs.
Jo e
Muessig.
I'bese
85
fam
ilies
rapreaenI
(recovered.
About
eight
weeks
Htate Market Agent
__ speaker,
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The lluher Commercial Club
and will call and gel them |f ,l|p Commencemeih
»pence • L ittle Rhoda Thyng and Je a n
-ta le s
and
Itog
t h r e e lo f ,"
In* <• Il
11.
walked - ay^, ,t ¡8 |,arj ^ lo undersland Kline were flower girls.
you wish.
l>r. Hildebrand Is „ lending ,,m
»"*' dance lust 8a t-
Canadian provinces o f A1 berth
All those who Rave su b scrib ­ •elentisl «,„| educator, and dtir- !'.rdny " ' “ tM wg* ^(*1; ^Ittpided
V , '
.
1
llle Producer who most
The
ushers
were
Messrs,
Saskalcliew an and New Hruns- and -u
In Clint n a,' d 32n d (strenuously objects to
grades Arnold Southwell. Donald Park.
many
beautiful
ed cash for Ihe library
are tng the war he serve,j (irijlin n i- 1 hem wer*
wick, aecording lo the repori "t
II* was awarded a
f>|s- l10***** some o f which sold as
"
' '-••I ,' 1’*
'
" nd standards, when he should Frank Carter,
and
Benjam in
naked ♦«, s e m i'in liiair rh*u l« ly.
The new selllers will cotne In
for
* * «*.75.
The six-piece
In H im Library Hoard, or rail tingui*h ed Her vie« Medal
r,,VPl'
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F
t"
\
;
Z
!
b
/
,hp
'o
adopt
,„em
.
The
I
Heed
o
f
(he
8.
A.
E.
Fraternity
Oregon by rail and overland ind lie began to fail
av has
as gone by when eggs are o f v . o f Ot
furnished
splendid by automobile.
day
al Ihe library If more
con­ his work In Ihe chem ical w ar- " ^ b r - l r «
'hill time.
Ilis death was due eggs ,,,.] potatoes are potatoes
music.
An old time quadrille
venient, and hand lo the |,|. fare service.
T he bride’s dress was ivory
to breaking down " f the tis - ¡and berries are berries
furnished great amusement both
Tw erepe-backed s a t i n
brarian. II will be appreciated)
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trimmed
B EA V ER TO N ROOK
‘ J-hable
l-hable farm
fa r.., prqd«***^
___ _
to tliose who
attempted
to
" . of Hi« Heart.
moot . . he with embroidered lace and be­
If llinse who c«n conveniently
ONE AM CABINET
W INS HONOR8
lle is survived hv one broth- brought uL
.
•.
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,
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,
do *<> will -end Ihelr May and 1
B EIN G IN S T A L L E D Awing ’em am tlnd" and to Ihe
v ... n
: „ ^ o f w Sch
. , olls;
11. . <_
A .**
"»e **««e leval veil was silk net with ths h-ud
er. Noah
Hingley
j„ _ markefmg
Ju n e installm ents at th is lime.
| s|»i*clalor*.
J.
W.
Patterson
»» other
m er- band of orange b|os>om<. Rh-
W illiam W. L assiter o f Uea- five children, Mr^. May Hias- cliandise,
Or their entire siiliserlplion.
Hecox Is Installing a "'■ * U1«* Hon. Caller.
and Ihe larmec sim - carried a shower bou«ruet of
Ve r ton, freshman in vocational -er. Hubert and Howard Hing- ply permit« ih - - • • - ,
.
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Don't forget that the library, f'«*rv-el
I wo-temporal!] re
Ic e
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educai i<>n, placed | first
fu^i in
in
the
'lev
o
f
Portland.
Mr-
Dan
D
a-
lo
makT
n
r
o
/
^
*
i
r°
"
M
-
rooms are reading rooms also. r r **l,m rahlnel wliieh keeps Ihe yiUNEN PARTY
pole vault for Hie Vl.A.C. rooks, vies o f
Seallle.
Mr. Henry , ells his produots ^
Whe"
h®
Anyone Is welcome lo come In j **ulk cream al one tem peralore
as field run.
The maid _ o f honor
was
T A K E S VA C A TIO N m I lie annual track inert b e- Hingley
o f W enatchee. W ash .: an(j
|ej M tli«»m do
them do the grading dressed in green and
silver
t*nll s 'l {‘lr H1' hm|r tip go— n,,d brick ipe cream at a potot
tween the O.A.C. rooks a nd the xl-> 3
grandchildren, Helen anrf m k ..
’
- . „ .
.
in
*s long a« they desire.
H|en beb>w ser„.
frost,, on and Rulh Hingley o f Portland.
V| , r ,
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*"?? l a ^
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ty of magazines, books and T * -
T,|e refrigerant uaed Is Melh-
M i^and ^ rs. It. Strahun, Mr. University o f ...... ..
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.
.
" ”n ■ producer puts
a pastel shades
of
erepe
de
Ih e height and Danella H.ngley of Wwn' Produet on the market true to chine.
They carried
large
i yl Chloride, which has in Ihe ;,,,d Mr*- C*>'dc M. nic I i , Mr. and Bell field Friday.
pors.
e
was eleven feet, mid six inches.
very
b u s y " " * l few years been m anufae-
" ni '*■ Hedge, Mr. and
Th - m tb
1 ' " ’ ’
H' ’
. ‘ .T 8
1 ,p Frade under which it is soldibouqueis o f coral rosebuds an«i
Tuesday wa« a
The rooks won Ihe meet by o f friend- and neighbors.
a„d when h<> s(ays with
p c,« .
Half a a hundred person« •»red In com m ercial quantities. Mr*- Hall'll B. Moore, and Mr.
duy.
visited the library rooms, the I'nlike ammonia and other r e - a"*' Mrs. h. J . Mann arts spend-
°
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enough and consistently enough
The litHe flower girls wore
Mr. E. 8. Jo n e s, factory rep- - lo
n> gain a reputation, that p m - white
trimmed
wllh
visitor* ranging In age from frig eia n l*. il has no obnoxious '"8 'b e holiday« at
M errill's
~ Ki,~ organdie
SPRING FR O LIC A T TIG A R D
re-entatlvo of the Durant Mo- ducer will not have very much blue anq pink ribbon, and ca r-
8 lo 80.
Remember Saturday " e deteriorating
effect
upon |Laka, W a s ^ i i ^ n , fishing. ' '
fritm 2 P. M Jq q P. \\ |* 'm etal no.l 1» odtirles*.
''l | Mr. Mann want* lo try his
tor Co. o f Oakland. Calif., wa- trouble in finding a
r e a d y ried baskets o f
rose
petals,
A Spring Frolic will he giv­
new
in the offices o f Otto Erickson market.
Much a reputation is which Ihey strewed at the feet
Ills next opan day.
T he machine is
absolutely •««* with Ihe beautiful
en
at
8t.
Anthony
-
Hall
at
T
i­
recently
W aller Harris, Supcrlnlend- autom atic and does away en band made fly pole
and Co. \\ ednesday lo
st:iU **«d easily gained, but
once o f Ihe bride as she entered on
presenled to him by Mr*. Mann, gard on Saturday evening, May that Mr. Erickson
had
»***»'' rained if is hard lo lose.
Ihe arm o f her father.
ent of Ihe
Roulhern
P a cificjtlrely wllh Ihe use o f ice.
:to.
»»pointed W ashington
County
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Mr„ Jo<, MeuMj r 8anfr
••]
Rhone, brought us
In t w o j
This i« the second lu *talla- and if Ihe fishes know a good
The popular t.igray o rch es­
they’ll
representative tor the S ta r ca r
T H E H UG E M ID D LE T A N
Love You Tru ly” and Mrs. .1
complete
sots
of
K leelrtral H«n o f this cabinet in Ihe city thing when (hex, ®«*c
tra has again been engaged tor
Mr. Erickson will handle n -ly
If half 0 f Ihe selling eost o f E Davis sang “O Prom ise Me"
Book«, the six-volume sel
on!and one o f Ihe first in
ihe surely bile.
The ladies
of
the
party, the evening, and a large a t­ Hie S ta r ca r and will nol be domestic requirements could be which were both very much ap-
“ Applied F.lecirlclty" o f l Ii c ¡country.
T h is is an enlirely
tendance
is
anticipated.
American Technical Society and new process and rredil should wishing to "reduce,” have de-
in lere-led in Hi«* other mak**« eliminated, whaf „ difference it predated. Mr. W illis Cady ao-
Ihe four-volume set on "Mod be given Beaverton m erchants ctded that a climb of 1703 feel
lhal this company puts out. would make to the volume o f ■ companied.
a fter
which
h «■
Mrs. H. F.. Wonl entertained
cm E lectric Rntiwav P ra cllre " in Ihe w ny tlial Ihey grasped j In a dislnnce o| two and one-
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business
o
f
the
country
and
P'*>'Pd
wedding
m
arches
from
Ihe
Portland
“ New Thought
of llie National In stilu le
of Ihe nilvnntnges o f (his lype of h alf miles, is as good a way
Dr. and Mrs. S. J . Carney of " h a t a difference It would make Lohengrin and Mendelssohn.
Club’’ Iasi
week.
Th irty -fiv e
Practical Mechanics.
T h e s e refrigeration, being among Ih e 'a s any, though perJi||P« not Ihe
Portland
were the
g u e-ts
of in
living
costs.
When
(he
Immediately after the
wed-
covers were laid.
Mr.
Weed
work- include n rqm nlelc cy first in Ibis country |o in stall sa fe st. The w riter hopes, bqw-
o r-'d in g a reception was held at
addressed the meeting on “ New Iheir niece and nephew, <leor-i farm ers are well enough
ttlnpadig o f
i le ririi.il
Farm* lhe«e machine«.
e 'e r , |hal they will get (o the
gianiin and Joh n Malarkey. Sue.- F«niied lo demand it,
cseam 'H ic home o f The bride’s par-
lop before reducing to mere Idea- in New Thought."
day. and enjoyed a motor !rip separators, harvesting m achin- ents, lo the immediate relatives
Ini-Ill.led in Ii'P B 'f " ’*• « V i
shadows and so frighten (he
Volume set of MPmoIrs o f Na- ST, MARY'S T O
would only make
it
a Fish io Vernonia. going by way * o f ery' sewing machines, incubators and friends from out o f ttm
H O LD FES TIV A L fish
nw«y,
that
Mr.
Mann
Forest
Grove
and
and many
m"Ov other necessaries
ill. city._
d
returning _*nd
ne«'essarie« w
will
pnlpon Honnpnrle by h1* P r' ‘ '
Story.
have caught, which
he sold direct to farm er groups
The house was appropriately
through St. Helens
vale Reoretary.
A number of,
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ambitious young men and boys
On Ju n e 7th a Festival will
instead o f the
present
most deoorated in blue and gold,
are sure lo moke good use of ihe held at 8t.
M arys
New
cosily system o f local agencies.! H |s. B. L. Lyman o f Seattle
these books In ihe day«
t o H o m e .-th e proceeds of which
super-agencies, high
pressure poured and Mrs. Louise Patton
fom(,
| will go for the building o f a
salesmen, etc. There are many o f Porlland served the bride’s
lines today where
(he
m er­ cake after the ceremony
o f
People of Beaverlon and tha gymnaalom.
chandising o f Ihe products Is cu tlln g by the
Community, le i’s have « thou-1 Various place*
of
am use-
bride.
Mrs.
equal lo Ihe m anufacturing i*ost Lawrence Lloyd presided over
sand volumes to the
Library ment will be had as well as
o f them. If pro«tucers and con- the refreshm ents, which w e r e
by June 30. 1» will be easy t o ' m a n y
festival
booths.
A
do If you send us those books chicken
dinner will be served
sum ers were a* solidly organ- served by Ihe Misses Doris and
hed as the m anufacturing In- Martha Woodruff*. Merza Hal-
you have on your shelves or In | from 12 io 8, and luncheon
dustrics. a huge
unnecessary slen. Ruth Patton and Elizabeth
Ihe alllc. useless io you. b u t, >o«l 3 till 7. At 8 P. M. the
middle profit and expense cost ¡G ray.
Miss Betty Huntley and
having great eapno'ly for glv- 81. Marv’s D ram atic Club will
could be eliminated, to the good little Jean Gray
passed
the
ing Pleasure
and
profit lo jp ro s e n l a Musical Comedy In-
o f the many.
¡wedding cake.
olhers.
L ei’s go I
’
" " " R «clacUonc from famous
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After a short wedding trip
The Review cam e nul so lale, light operas.
OREGON A SEED
]o British Columbia and Norlh-
Iasi week lhal Ihe announce-! (’ouïe one—Come all.
F O T A T O S T A T E w„ t points of,.in terest, Mr. and
mcnl of Hie opening o f
Ihe
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Public f ibrary Ralurdav "U e r- OMORAL OLUS W ILL
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Mrs. !Boor«’
b * s i home In
California is » great market ; Moro Oregon,
noon came loo lale f.T many
<»'V« «USIOAL PROGRAM
for seed potatoes and if t h e
lo take advantage o f Iho o p - ,
,
'
- .
#-i.,h
growers o f Oregon will lake ad­
N O TIC E
porlunitv lo gel In Ihelr an-1 T b s Beaverlon C h o r.
Club
vantage of it and will ship Cal­
Plication for a Library
card "nd Ihe foi'owing .o o ists. O et-
Attention
is
called to the fact
ifornia Ihe quality o f seed it
h„l all who did come were much 'rude Hoeber o f Portland, Ml-»
want«—-the v e ^ '^ s t ” q u .m y - | « h" ‘ ‘ he
O ffice Department
plenscd wllh Hie anpenrnnee o f Hladys
nfl o f P
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there is no reason why a m a r-'» '« * b«Pn * dv‘8<,d by ^
H. M. Barnes, Rhoda Rhellen-
Hie lib ra ry .
ket cannot be secured for hun- f»™d office th at the name Rus-
iherger, Cam a
Peterson,
Mrs.
dreds of carloads of seed stock. •'»
* bou,d no ,0',Kpp be UíM‘,,
------------------------IK. o . Webb, and Florence Rnu-
In fart. Ihcrc is no reason whv in lbe addreM of o«rrespond-
CARO OF THANKS
Ihcrland, will give a
musical
Oregon cannot supply Ihe w i k ™ ” - •« «he new official name
at Ihe High
School
o u r , program
, _
We wish lo express
of the seed for 'h at state, if H |«f lb ,t c,ountry
. ,Un‘° n ? f
for Auditorium on Tuesday evening
thank« and
appreciation
.
will go a fter the business right *b8 Soo'«"®'*0 8o' 1P
[ ''" 'j
the mnnv kind deeds and b e a u -jdu’' ‘* -
and shin only the very best seed " « $ ” • The use of initials shoi.M
Members of the Choral Club
(If,H flowers and sincere qrin-|
w>11„
Harris. Mrs
slock, for C alifornia
is
very be avoided in order to prevent
pnthy extended io us In our I
Oregon-grown
confusion or the possible
re-
the
partial to
I n H. W . Barnes, Mrs. L. F. Spen-
recent bereavement,
also
¡tu m to origin as nndcliverafrle
Mrs. C. F.. Allen. Mrs. J .
■ Hurbank.
those who so kindly assisted ro r'
o f articles Improperly addressed
E. Davis. Mrs. L. R. Dean, Mrs.
In the music and singing
Dr. Talbert has moved Into
F. . (>. Wi'bh, Mrs. D. C. Howard.
Mr*. Deo. B lasser,
h e
his new house on 2nd
and
In another column w*''
Mrs. R. T . W eills, Mrs. R. B.
Mrs. Uan Davies,
Lombard. The house was built, found the first o f a series of
Denney. Mr«. J . I. F.ggmnn.
by A. B. Hocken for h i* sister, articles prepared by Dallas P.
Mr. Hubert Hibgley.
F.verybody is cordially
I n -
Mrs. Hardingham, who moved Murray on "T h in gs to Consider
Mr. Henry ningley,
vltrd lo ntlrnd.
No ailmlssion
to
Portland.
^when buying a home.”
charge will be made.
Mr. Howard Hingley.
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