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IF IT*« FOR « S A V I RT ON T N I NB- VIEW’E FOR IT T he B ea ver ton R eview Volume IV, Naalar 20 Sia|le Copy, S Caita R E V ELA T IO N Beamte«, FOR ALL TMR t i l l far Yev Friday, April 16, 1926 ST. MARY’ S NEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS t;ha». T. Mvei» was in Port land Sunday on humne»». FAMILY SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PAR TY q iv in w i l l i i lad y B e a v e r t o n Bov l.asl Monday evening our Keriul Postmaster, Willis Cady, a l k n d n n il »4 Mr. and Mr». J . Oefingcr vis was given u must enjoyable n ,,,c u m ia p p a Interesting Little Notes from the Suirountiing Country as U ERN E B R IQ H T ited the county »eat last Mat. surprise by members of the _ _ _ _ _ Told oy Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly Mrs. Chan. T . Myers was in Bel ln -1 Congregational choir at All things burn with the fire of O od... Portland im business Monday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank Miller Crashed When Mov- Violets bursting from the sod; II. Metcalfe. The occasion pe»t wi-i-k. H U understood Mr». I.. I.. Crawford <>f F o r KINTON NEWS ing Log Catches Snag wa« in honor of hi» birthday, i The hill-top, tip-toe cherry tree, tkat ««me o f the farmers sold est drove was a visitor here and was a complete surprise whal they ha,i un hand. . onk day last week. Shouting with April ecstasy; And Fais On Hhn to him. Aiuti I »ullimili »in-ill Maturila)» There will be a dance at the Mr. A. Kauffman of Hills Wild birds blowing down the wind; The evening was »pent i n _______ a Portland. ¡Grange Hall Saturday evening, b o r o v is ile , ! T u e s d a y at l h - J. games and several musical Blue-brook music far and thinned; Mr». Warren Wilson was a An o rch estra from Portland Oefinacr home here burnt ers given by Mr». H. M. Tbe village was »hocked Many-hued roses; rains that beat will furnish the munie. Re- Portland visitor Krlitay. E . 41. W ebb, and Tuesday afternoon when news Miss Delores Sanders spent Harms, Mrs. \ unique fea- ,rom Knappa arrived, saying On spreading fields of yellow wheat; I A. lim ber ha» recently frcshmenl» will b<- served. the Raster holiday» at Tilla llarri-. Hansen. that Frank Miller bad leen of the program was Mrs. Harry Richard» v a r y mook with her parents. purchased a tu'w milk truck. Sun-flame, moon-flame, flame of star; quartet rendition of a song k,llw* *n camp there. Lee Carr ‘ he l .s - Herbert Van Kleek I . . . best. Mr. and Mrs. I*. Bryn of composed tor the orcasb n by telephoned In Earl E vhii <- com Opal-walled hoaven where brigiitcloudsaie; fi'i'ling »luile poorly th , past ? ” * ,d * 7 ^ * » Portland spent the week end Mrs. Geo. Taylor. The words -'»¡'V'« requesting that W. R. Dreams, and pain, and love s desire. . . friends, al ber buine Thursday week. •l their country house here. billow: , P c i g come after the re-nst«». Refreshment« were I afternoon. All things burn with O od’s white fire. W. C. Hall reei-ntly purchased' ’ i served It seem* Frank had gotten Mrs. II. K. Via wife of Dr. Bring thee’ good old bugle, folks. - n work horse from a Farming- Another song we'll »mg. in the wav o f a log. The rfiok- Via of Forest Drove, visited Krank C. Fluke was a roun- Thursday wilh Mrs. Chas. r. Hmg it wil|| the zest and vim <r had teen set back, Ute Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Https " " ly seal seat nailer Monday. • bat show» good will to him. donkey driver “gave her the Myer». have returneil to their hniim in Mr»- Kirk Hoover has basa Mr. and Mrs. Kaliih Spr. Bua» Sing it as he never heard It, i u n ," the front end fouled, and Mr. Charles Crittenden of jd cu rh art. spending the past week With j and son of Portland were Hun .»early twenty strong, e whistle boy did not get the lie sister in Coquille. dny guest» o f Mr. and Mrs. Hitlatbor called 011 friends in " bile we are singing fdr Millis. signal in in time to keen the I The unit her of Mrs. W . K. Beaverton and SI. Mary's la«t Kealtle Mr. sod Mrs. deo. Newell Rohert Pomeroy. Chorus—- hark end o f the log from j Peg« passed away in Thursday foreoon. an,I friend» from Portland were The Scholl* Telephone Co. has Hurrah! Hurrah! On Thursday «winging. Five men were Sunday night. Mrs. I. P. Bledsoe and her • recent guesl» at the 8 . H. Pom- made some repairs on their line n rli! w-'H come. standing close to the spot. Personal Items About People la daughter. Miss Kivea, of Hurr- Mrs. Cummings 1 » visiting al eroy home. through town, during the past vllle were Friday visitors at Hurrah! Hurrah! The bright among, them another Beaverton th»* home of her daughter, Mrs. . . . , „ .. , and Around Beaverton Col ones and th# dumb. b»y, Henry Des»inger. Som e, de„. derig of Portland VI«- week, in eonseque/iec of wliirh the Chas. T. Myers home here. d . d . htovenaon. .. . , 7 . , ; there la much improvement In " e ll show lum how to make one yelled, and all starle-l lo itp,| for a few »lays last week lected (or Our Readers Miss Myrtle Wilson, who a l •* choir run. hut Frank is the one wlioee Mr». Higgs Is visiting» at the at the home of Mr. and A. H. the servies on line 29 X. t-rid* the 81. Mary’s Institute Th at's never on the bum, ¡time had come. home of her daughter, Mr». An- Dnllinann. » W . Ü , Hall, who is employed here, was with tp-r parents at T h * drang«- net led 125 from drew Anderson. ■ ' ! ’ ar" 'rained by our Franklin J . Miller was born t h e Rector. Oregon, for the Easter A. P. Herrick of Portland was as linbttp« operator on Willis thelr »ate of cookAd food and j in Blueford, Illinois. J a n . 7, Statesman, printed in Salem, holidays. Mi-- PbesU Peggi wa« a * gue-i .Sunday of Mr. sad 2 nd verse— bulbs. I 1 IO 7 , next lo (he youngest o f week end lUMt at the Delta M r ' 1 1 c»»* _ »»f J Tos f s i j hud L U M I » v a c a t o « Iss« S mék Mrs Chas. T. Myers was a Some of us can soar aloft a family of eight children. and spent it watti his family, Mr. Preti Least« « new h -.n o Mountain. guest al the F. Caldwell home As in an aeroplane. \ k h»n an infant in arms only who reside in this town. Is progressing rapidly Inward last Saturday when Mrs. Cald Some of us may stay below Mr and Mrs. J o s e f Tannler two months oM, his parents, T. B. Robinson and family of ,. „. . _ . completion. Cliaa. Baker, a ’ former resi well entertained the W .H .A . A* if held by a chain. , were among the Kintonttes who Mr. and Mrs. J . 8 . Miller Portland have moved into one . . __ , „ __. ..... Son e of us go lower slid . , molore.i to Portland during the dent of Cooper Mountain, and ladies at her home. Mrs. Kllley gave a Stork of , .. moved to Kelso, Wash.. w:-ere the houses in the Hocken . 1 . Miss Nellie Feaiier of Portland past week. , r down the c* ,," r stairs, hey |ived until 1919, v. hen shower for Mrs. Edits Hulbert addition. were married Iasi Sunday in b-b- the baton is waved by they came to Beaverton. F rin k Johnson, Wednesday, .April Ik . Mrs. Waller Van Kleek and Portland. 6 1 RL SCOOT NEWS R f . Baker's parents, ... our attended school at Kelso, 'in - Mi*» Ruth Kerns was oper- daughter of Beaverton were in Mrs. Olile Rigg» of Hsppner, Mr: an 4 MPa - T . E . Young of The Dir! Seoul* opened their Chorus— (As above) j»hed the 8 lh grade here, and ale,, on for appendlcllis Kriday, , „ wn Sunday, »pending the day dre„ is visiting at »he home of April U She ia reported lo lie Coo|M-r Moontaia, attended the tueeiing Tuesday, April 13, by 'h e choir presented Mr. Cm- took two year* of high school r r |a,ives. In-i daughter, Mrs. J . A. Ander- doing nicely. weddit.g. handsome leather before leaving to go to work playing games for awhile. Af »> w.ih a »(dl. Mrs. C. Schoenhaehler and ter (he game« Patrol t planned in n n c-rack ease and an ivory t help support his aged father Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Young Mr. an ,1 Mrs. R. T . Weills »„,, Snd Mrs. Clyde Wilkinson Mr W. H. Thomas o f Seal tie i n whal hadge« they would work and ebony baton in appreeia-!and 2 »¡»ter*. He worked in the I -*ad us »liuner guesl» Sunday, were (rnnsurling business i n were transacting business and Portland Thursday. Their for. Patrol 2 studied the code 111,1 ° f h,s «"tirin g and able woods about 18 months spending . few day. . 1 t h . x,,1(1 v , and Mrs W . J Pori land Ralurday. leadership in directing them was spoken o f as a very oare- home of bis sister, Mrs. Kloyd grandchildren, Tbnata* ami Lola and signalling. Iivine of lo rlla n d . Mi*» Clara Gerig reiurned to Baker, children of Mr. and Mrs. Two weeks ago the Girl durmg the musical program* oil ful hand, well liked, and whose Tefft. i serv ice» were in demand. His Mrs. Huy Cray and daughter |„.r home in Salem Kriday. She Cernellus Baker, formerly o 1 Scouts of Patrol t went hiking past months. Mrs. I.illian Weaver of Port Crete attended a luncheon Dainty refreshments, Inetud- death occurred at the Camp o f picking in the at a guest Iasi week at the Cooper Mountain, accompanied and flower land -pent the week end with '»•»* Campbell Court Hotel giv- |,„me of Mr. an,| Mr». A. Co. at Avenue. ing a hugs* birthday cake p ro p -ith e W e s t e r n “ Crosett H. Ihem on their return and spent woods west of Allen her • a igiiler, Mrs. W. L. Cady nn by Mrs. Hugh Kuuke. Patrol 2 went out in I he wood» ei > illuminated by thirty min-: Knappa. where several Reaver- Hallman. the rest o f the week. ■alure randies, ice-cream, and'ion people are employed. H. and family. for nature study. Ouile u number of people Rev, Compjon H. Hall, a Bap- Doris. Friday afternoon will be ob April 2 tlh there will b e* a coffee, were served, after which!navis, forem an: John Mrs. Klvreoee Johnson of lUl- troin Beaverton attended a list co portenr. preached a very served as “Visitor Day“ a» the departed. wishing Sidney Davis. Jo e ¡VhnTfdf f.Ce food «ale given by Patrol 2 at »Be guests ley has enme to spend several charivari foe Mr. Ves Haney hie sermon to a good sited school. U . ll .s many, many happy re- Carr, Henry Desinger, aff m the The learhera are pre Halsten's hardware «lore. weeks wtt|, her daughter, Mr». aiol Ins bride al Iheir home on audience at the church Sunday m s of the day. «am.- gang. It was about six paring a program, which will I. . I.. Meyers. Cooper Ml. evening. begin at V o ’clock, and they de weeks ago that camp opened All “ Dads" are invited to a t GRADE SCHOOL and Frank reported for work. Mrs. (teorge lllrknmtaittom M is. II. L. Tucker and tier H. J - '«IcnMue has been sire the parents and all those tend “ Dad'» Niglil” at the High (Alice Miller and Lawrence to he School Friday nigjit. April 23. About two years ago Frank was taken to the hospital In daughter Margaret and a friend Busy during the past week. interest in the school Drewery. Reporters ) joined the M. W . A. loder at Hlllshnro for treatment Mon Miss Florence Harrell, oamr sacking his certified seed po- present to see the good work Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Newton Alice Miller. our assistant Aloha ari,) took out 12,000 in - done in the day.. April 12. frora Hillsboro Ralurday. April •««'»•**. having recenlly sold that is being are occupying one of th*- new news reporter, is absent from suranee. school. in, in visil the Urange, them. .1. M. Allen from Spokane was Tucker houses on First Street. school on account of the death He is survived by his father Mr. and Mr«. Chas. Thomp Mr. Newton is with the Stan- visiting with his father and Mr. and Mrs. Dov Cray and ° ' » udp Co,e of ,,,,r" H" d *"<« of her brother, on Tuesday the anq mother, three sister« and *,r<»«h**r from California, son of Portland spent a fewjdarri Oil. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Al Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Div.« at- l 0 î|1' three brothers besides a host days last week at the home of len, Tuesday. tended the last of the . e r l e , of wcre ,m o n *t ,hp an " .«liner a..,| J o e Me- friends who will miss him Knights ........ dance» at ».P,p r " " ' n« on frip" d,, 8un* Mr. an,| Mrs. Roliert Pomeroy, ling and declamation contest at Dlasson are absent from the greatly. Mrs. K. A. Hamilton uf Del They have started on a year’s | the Oroner school at Scholls, ith grade on account of minimi. Christiansen's hull, Monday eve- duy- He was buried from the B e a - ia» was a week end visitor at wilt lake Saturday afternoon, a number lung. April 12, Mr ai<d Mrs. I). R. Sloan motor trip, which Ne.l McGlasson is absent verfon Christian Church ..t 2 the home of her slater, Mrs, V, „ ... .. , „ and son, with friends from them from roast lo roast. They 0 f the scholars from the k m - » : the eighth grade because p. m . Thursday afternoon, fh- K. Wiener of this cily. Mr. and Mrs. I-. L. Spencer , , . first prizes, h.s brother has the mumps. . ,, Portland. enjoyed a motor trip will visit many places o f In- |„n school won ferment was in the Cre-eent i-nlei uiio-d 11 dinner parly i n , , „ ,,, . some of Uie 1 on ihe Columbia River Highway teres! enroute. and will make Following are Mr. and Mrs. K. J . Muring. The preliminary track meet firove cemetery, honor of Ho- tiirlh»la> of .1 W . the trip very leisurely. winners: Declamation contest, will be held in the morning of Mr«, t.ouanna Boring, and Mr. Sunday. The hearts of the whole m m - Those present wore lÿirnc*. Karl K vhiis motored to Seaside imMirdny the 1 - 1h at Hillsboro, jp u n ity go out in sympathy to The many frlrndst in this ,van u" d" 12 yo!" "' Mr. anil oil Mrs. John Bingham of ||. J . Valentine added 500 for I he week end. community of Mr«V Elli« P . l * " d Margaret- Yandermost, over an,| m the afternoon the spell- f(,e aged father whoso loss ran Portland mid Mr. and Mrs. J . more chiekens Iasi week, lo the hmad jump mg and Declamation contests ¡„ever he made good. nice flock he already has. The Frink (Ruby Martin) will he 12 yp,,r* : Ml«» Alice Clement of I -1 n W . B arn es. will he held. very sorry to learn of l h t [ " r 'ripls' '<».d-r.no«;; *irld College, McMinnville, spent , , ... , shipment came from Califor- Harold Alexander has relurn- death of her week-old habv »'a«ketbal| Ihrow. Db.dv- Dal - A number of Beavi rlnn peo t a ws k mill w.th her parents, to to school after two weeks’ ENTtltTRINMENT GIVEN ple attended the funeral of Mrs. ,l,n' girl. As soon ss possible. n,i,n; »;«*•’'*«'> 'hrow. Deo. Ood- Mr. and Mrs. J . S . Clement. AT HAZELDALE MMOOL Halite (hitaway Saturday, Apr. Hrandma Van Kleek of Port- Mrs. Frink will denari from ' ',0 and 75 yard dashes. ■ «cnee on account of sirkness.i Referee Grade school art exhiidt at I A very enjoyable entertain- She was formerly Mrs. land has been a guest during Lodi, Calif., to Join her h u s - 1 Mnr,r,lre' Vanderm ost. The Eastern Star entertained 10 . liigh school Thursday and F r i- jm e n t was given in Hazetdala the Ma«onir Lodge at their reg llttllte Pike Bruce of Heaver- the past week of her sons and hand, wl.o haa a position t n Proceeds lo buy pictures, school-house Iasi Friday even- Heaver Chapter of the t). daughters, who live in this Smith America. ular meeting Wednesday, April Ion. |S,o a" ' n,0!*° " ,m ' « » ' " ' V * day. I will lake part in the finals, --------------------- ing by Mrs. Jean McBreen and 11. A gno,| lime was had by K. S . eonducled the services, community. At Hie Washington county which will meet in Hillsboro, HUBER NEWS Mis« Eloise Barker of Aloha, all. Mr. W . A. Carter of Port- potato buyers have been very preliminary track and field Apr. 28th; the track meet will The Public Service Commis-'sponsored by the Hazeldate L it- Misses Alice Montgomery and la ml, candidate for the Ropub- much in 'evidence during the meel, frq- elas C, also th- spell- he held in Forest Drove May I. «ion lia-« granted the Huber erary society. The program I Carna Peterson, students nt lican nomination for (tovernor Commercial Club a hearing on [ eonsisteq o f musical numbers, . Pacific University, spent t h e wh „ in Hciiverlon Tuesday in the “ rales and service of the recitations, skits, elc. week end wit|. Miss Peterson's the Interests of his candidacy. Tualatin Valley W ater Co. o f This literary society hasn’t parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pe- Mr Carter spoke at"'the meet Beaverton’’ to be held at Room heen in existence very long ing n j 1 lie- B- averlon Commer lerson. 252 Court House. Portland. Or., yet already »*. is doing good cial Club nnd later »1 the Hea Thursday, April 22. at 2:0 0 P.M. work in the neighborhood and Mrs. Mert Taylor of Harden ver Theater. Anyone interested in this worthy of everybody’« .«up- Home has returned from a question. please communicate port. New members are always f r s . K. C. Peck entertained month's visit with relatives in w ith Chairman, W ater Commit- j welcomed. The next mealing Minn. She reports several at luncheon In honor o f tin- tee, Huber, Ore. jwiil be held on Tuesday, April Inches of snow slitl on 1 h e 'trtlida.vs o f her daughter, Mrs. ¡27th at 8 :0 0 P. M. It. L. Tucker, and Mrs. J . E . | ground there. BEAVERTON M. E. CHURCH On Friday. April 23rd. a va- Davis, Wednesday, April II. Mrs. Doy Dray entertained Those present were Mrs. E . E . l At (he Beaverton Methodist : riety entertainment consisting the afternoon Hridge Club Tues Swenson, Mrs. Karl church morning service the pas-|of songs, dancing, ete, will b« Swenson. day, April 13. Those present Mrs. L. D. Shellrntiorgor. Mrs. tor, nev. J . H. Irvine w»'< relate given in »he achooBiouse. were Mrs. J . W . Barnes, Mrg. H. R . Nelson, Mrs. W . ! "Crises In Kingdom Making” I Doors open al 8 :0 0 P.M. H. K. ft. Donaldson, Mrs. F. H. Boyd, nnd Mrs. Dayton Peck, j The evening service subject!' Hehocne, Mrs. A. K. Hanson, will be, “The Destroyer Do- Mra. M. C. McKerclier en Mrs. W . C. McKell, Mrs. K. «I roved CHURCH OF CHRIST W . Woodruff. Mrs. J . A. Hop- tertained the Lady Slipper Club The F.pworth League topic is Crnner of Second and Main. good, Mrs. Lucinda Davis, Mrs. Friday, April 1>. Those present “Christ in »he World's Litera- j Services for April 18: J . K. Davis, Mrs. K. I.. Spen were Mrs. J , W . Barnes, Mrs. ture.” j 10:00 A.M., Bible School. " T h é cer," Mrs. Otto Krlrkson, Mrs. K. * L . Spencer, Mrs, Cauthers, Sunday school at 10:00 A.M. Beginning of S i n .’’ W . H. Boyd. Mrs. K. H. Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. F . M. Lns-| Last Sunday was a r e c o r d : ' ' A- M. Worship. Sermon, Selm-ne and Mrs. J . K. Davis siter, Mrs. J . . R. Talbert. Mrs. •lay in that department. 1 “The Lord's Supper.’* N. W . Horhnm, Mrs. C. F,. At- won honors. ----------------------- : fl:t5 P. M. Young People’s ton, Mrs. W . O, Roberts, Mrs. BETHEL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting The Hrange set apart a spe y . A. Wood. CHUNCH 7:15 P. M Evangellstir sor- rial l,nble In honor of those For Sunday, Rev. Taylor an- vice. Sermon. “Christian whose birthdays come during Mr. and Mrs. J . K. Davis nnuners "T h e Man at (he Home Baptism.” April. Their ages ranged from entertained at a family dinner B a se’’ for the morning and Dne reason for speaking up- 11 years to 70 years. A largo parly Sunday, April I t . in hon- "Twn Thrones,” for the evening. 1 on this subject is that the I irthdny enke graced the cen or of Mrs. Davis’ birthday. The choir will sing in the mor- scriptural authenticity of ouf ter of the table, nod all hud >1 Those present were her moth ning and the orchestra play at position in regard lo baptism pleasant hour. They were Mr. er, Mrs. Caroline Slribling, Mr. the evening service. j ha« been called In question. 1 Mel Haines, Mr. Wilmol, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zurhiiehen and ----------------------- have no desire to foist my onin- J . \V. Marties, Mr*. I.. C, their three children. Mr«. Carl RHURc-H OF THE NAZANENE ions upon anyone, hut to let • lifford, Mr. Oliver, Mr. W . Drnmmer nn,| two dauglilers, Klnton Church: 8 . 8 . at 10 the Bible speak for Hs-lf. If Desslnger, Mrs. J . E . Davis, Mrs. O. Strilillng and her two Preaching at 11 :ftO A. M. I you are in doubt upon this Mrs. Mamie Downing, Mrs. Lily children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beaverton services, 2:3 0 and matter, I promise to give Chan- Carey, Miss Oraro Ayers, Mrs. The guest» were nil 7:3 0 P. M. in Losli B ros. Hall., 1er and verse for our nosillon. H. L . Tucker, and Oeorge Mr- Wilcox. Homer C. Williams, M inister; J . Frank Cunningham. from Portland. Kercher. Pcircigropiis of Local Interest W elcome H om e