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VOLUME VII, NO. 25.
Single Copy, 5 ('ent«
Heaverton, Washington County, Oregon. *
Friday,
May 24, 1929.
$1.50 Per Y ear
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A SONG OF JOY
I would not >ing ol evening tide,
Or dwell where tkie* bend dull and gray;'
But I would wander and abide,
Where the warm flush of dawning day
Haloes the wondrous mountain’s top,
Above the shadowy vales below;
And all my songs glow warm with hope,
Gilding with faith the clouds of woe.
No mournful sighing threnody,
But pieans glad of dawning days;
Full notes of life's sweet symphony,
Apulse with fond love’s tender lays.
i Beaverton Chamber
Sponsoring Contest
FR O M
OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
,K1NT0N HAPPENING»!
Votes Will Be Counted E v­
ery 3rd
Day.
Result»
Tosted In Windows
Albert Dallmaa* vjsiu-d his sis­
ters In Gresham and bockwood last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Nelson of Tu­
alatin werj guests Hunday of friends
around town.
Mrs. Kate Hudson of Parkdale,
Oregon, has been spending the past
week at the home of Mrs. Louise
VanKleek. Qn h^r return home
she was accompanied by M|*» Mabej
VanKleek, who will spend the sum­
mer recess with her.
KINTON 8CHOOL NOTES
The teachers presented their pu­
pils in a fine program given at the
grange hall Friday evening, most
Float la U» ng Hp n orrd By the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall and of the parents and many others be­
daughter attended An entertainment ing present.
—Gertruds Martin Christensen
Local Chamber of
Commerce
in Portland, Monday evening.
Mrs. Harriett Ford, teacher of
Mra. F. A .
Bucher
spent a the primary grades, h|s been se­
few lays last week irith her daugh­ cured for cae of the Laurel schools,
Sava your vote# and help your ter* who reside in Portland.
and Mra. Rear! Toz er will teach
favorite he “ Miss Btaverton” .
near Sherwood These teachers have
Mr.
and
Mr*.
T.
A
.
Thomas
of
The Beaverton Chumlx-i of Com-
been instructors here during the past
nierca are sponsoring a contest for Portland were Sunday guests at the two yearg and have given splendid
the moat popular lady o f this city notne of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hall. service.
From Our ReaJeri
Saturday will be clean-up day at
to represent Beaverton and com­
The last day of school for this
—ö pete in tli« It os« Festival parade Cooper mountain cemetery and all
term
was Wednesday
The negt ’ ’ W E A R Y
R IV F tt”
IQ
for a prize.
having iota there arc asked to be
At present writing u second school
present.
A
t
In
former
years,
Beaverton
bond election seems certain, JV
Mrs. E. L. Gpx spent last Wed-
titions have been circulated .and a c ­ will enter a flout in the Rose Fes
r.e>Jay afternoon at the home of grade who passed are planing on
An exctptiomal cast support* R i- 1 UWMU 1 I U W VI U U IIU U
cording to the Oregon School Law ‘ ' il paiaile In Portland,
thr
Howard Wilson Is Present­ it la mandatory upon the School
newest
*<T<>. this city had th* honor .Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanKleek of •a’ ing the high school gradg* and chard Barthelmesa in his
will attend the high eehoo|s In this starring vehicle, “ Weary River,'
| board to call the election. (Section " mi *' ‘>'* triu n e to bring horn« the Hitecn district.
ed With Cup. Give«
part of tha county,
j which comes to the Beaver Thi
16«. page 55, Oregon School Lews, lh" ,ec ,ul prize, and last ycat.
Mr. an«J Mra- I* W Ceowder
last edition.)
owing to much more competition, of Scholls were visitors last Wed­
Talk On Honor Society
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As 1 have come Into contact with they won the third prise. In for- nesday evening at the home of Mr. V an K leek as leader and the boys
many people since the first election, mrr ye n the float wss sponsored and Mr*. E. L. C o«.
pig club with Floyd Bierly as the B. H. S. ENTERS IN TER -
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I feel that there is a gieat in if- by the Booster club,
Mr. and Mra. A . Hansen of Ba­
io “ c £ i
SCHOLASTIC CONTBST Robt.rt Shepherd Gives The
understanding of this
bond „su e f h . rap r will print a coupon ker were guests last Friday
MASON GIVES TALK
Mr.
Ceunty agent
_____ was
__ present.
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and of the intentions of the school for one humiied votes and addition- and Mr«- Jj. J, Valentine. Mr. T assistant
k a v inA / . « A
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m .-t.» . 1
Salutation; Class His­
l oard in regatd to the improvement R| ¥oUl rnn U purchased at the Hansen is p brother gf Mrs, Val­ They Judged four of Mr. VanKleek’i 1 Another important event in which j
cows, after which Mr-
g a ve Beaverton High School was repre-
for thr r , „ -, I f entine,
IbtKrr Schrader, the d a s » I’ res., of our school plant. 1 would like following
the boy* an
interesting talk about **nt*d was the inter-scholastic che-
tory Is Given
to present tha »oO.OUo bond issue JOc eaeh: K inburger’s G rfectlon .
Mr. and Mra. Dwight Pomeroy “ How to Tell a Good
Cow."
mistry contest held Friday, May 10.
Uave the
Salutatory
to you in a different way. At pre- ory. Dewey the Plumber. M. W
of Hillsboro and Mr- and Mrs. Per­
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sent the valuation 0f pro|ierty in Manning. Thing's Wh;t»hali Cafe ry Leisy of Portland were Sunday
A L O H A -H U B E R
Beaverton to compete against 36
District No. 48 is $1.140,000. Let Finder's. Dean’s,
Yapes
Stipes’
CLASS W ILL IS R EA D
guests at the home of the Pomeroy g ----------------------- ¿ i other high schools of the state:
The Commencement exercises of in this district with around $$11,140. Studio B rr»«- Shop, Twent'eth Cen- i anally.
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.
Howard Wilson; Vernon R o s e -
the class of 1929 of the Beaverton ua say that we have
a Mr. Jones tury. Thrift. B-av rt-m Phsrmaov.
Ruth Martin has
been kept to braugh; Cheater Beach; Eva Fuegy
Edward L. Cox hta been in Med­ her home the past week, with ill- and Es:her Schrader.
High School
ware held
In the
h“
« modest home.
Hr has Dletech. and Beach Feed and Pro­
Hall la Decorated In C a-a Colora,
ford
during
the
past
week
attend­
tome
property,
besides.
For
a
«mail
,
„
„
,
high school auditorium Thursday
“ *•*'
A silver cup is to be given to
1
,,B* ,ot b° * r* w h w ing the seaeiona of grand lodge of
evening at sight o'clock- The hall community like ours he would r>c
Nile Green and Salta un Pink
Mrs. Charles Haines and daugh-
winning school,
was vary beautifully and last*ful­ conaiderad a vary substantial cut-
’ " .t **PtN * 5 f “n
T
** Odd Feiiows. lie ia a delegate from ter blanche were Portland visitors,
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Lincoln
lodge
of
8cholla
ten.
He
ia
practically
out
o
f
debt
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w
*
.
ly decorated with green and the
Saturday.
BEAVERTON TAKES
money. He ™ "."
:
,t
claaa
flower,
trie. Palme
were but is short on ready
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pomeroy of
goes to the bank of Beaverton ask- . , * *• • fw * ° Rar - r Sh m, Pea - Seappoose were callers last Wednes­
Mrs. C. W. Brome has returned
6 T H IN V A L L E Y M E E T
0,1 T tor*dj,y*
23> at 8:00
used for stage decorations.
relmtives ia
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, p. m., a large crowd gatRerel at the
»tor, day at the homg of Mr- and Mra. from a visit with
The graduating class predented a mg a $300 loan, stating -hat this 1 ° " f ^ " " * * * • "d
California
D
.
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_
, Huber Commercial Ciub Hall to
*
*TnUM! 8flr,“ r* ,u ««t Hubert l’omeioy. S. H. Pomeroy,
Vary striking appearance in their Joan is for tha purpose of making Kl.T.
w
W
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" t'T 'Z Z i \° CorT‘I1' see the commencement exercises of
^«l1 »a-you r votes to- who haa-beea their guest during
cape and gowns at they marched some needed Improvement in hu
MV and Mr*. SopRua Bonlokke of »“ ^
came back wUh honors In the
^ ^ Aloha-Huber
f0r
<* oIp*
^ Pccvgr- the past week re urned with them. Yamhill were week-end visitors at comparison Beaverton waa at <«•- School. The hall was very prettily
down the aisle In pain, while the home- either to modernise his an-
,n the coming ¿lose
advantage fbr they were compet.rg ^ . o n U d in the elau colors, nU<!
high atohool orchestra played “ Pomp chen or some similir change. Under ton *
William Wenzel recently spent a their home here.
these circumsi liners it woukl
c - . _
agamst much larger schools- Bnck
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«_ i_ „
_ i _ l .
be Fea! i val Parade.
and Circumstanoe."
(lay in Monmouth where he did quite
Sanford Rogeis u
receiving «on- Wc|ch, Beaverton star miler, came ^reen mn<^ »alnaan P1*^
Tber«
The K•nle, • f «he cnnd'date’t al- on extensive job of grait'ng wal­
The Invocation was given bjr the good business for the banker to loan
gratuiationa
of
fats
aumy
friends
through
with
flying
colors,
by
win-
were
Beve™1
bunchea
o
f
pmk
<ar-
Rev. B. Waddington of the local him tha money—a id it would be reat,y entered 'in the contest, and nut trees. His brother, Jcseph, who
claw flower.
a conservative thing for Mr. Jones «*•• number of votes each has re- is attend ng normal school at that y W,\ .I g y t f - a , ! n * r t« ” rV M ning the mile in 4:56. Haine* and n™ ° ns' ^
Methodist church.
A. Scholls o? Portland, on Thursday Wright won thiro places in half-
The
program was much
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The Salutatory was given by Es­ to make this moderate rhtnge la esived are: Gvorgin Benton, 1800; place assisted him.
week.
-s last -----
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niUe and 230 low hurdles, respec- pn’ °ved by the audience: Invocation;
Would anyone consider Iieno Stocl, 1500; Mary Kingston,
ther Schrader, the class president, hu home.
tively.
•
song, by the class; salutation by
in a very capable and grnlal man­ this an extravagance on the part 600; Mrs. Wilbur W csl, 4 m Uoro-
1 Robert Shepherd; class history by
— at P D I P Y n c I ’ j v r D A V C !
CHURCH TO GIVE
ner.
Elizabeth
Hayes; piano
solo
by
sinaB**0«»«*
Thi* ”
* thy U '« -a .
C * ?ltta Shively,
P K Ith -M Ib I .I > K
HOYS
Jure Gillmore; a reading by R o-
The Senloy Boy|‘ Qlep Club won tiré a-rt nmipï i ,wh** V
m
3t6;
E|*
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Wh
tworth,
100;
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GRADU ATIO N PARTY bert Montgomery; resolutions by
much appla«»e
hi the
pleasing this *50,000 bond i-aue. It |> u «,
manner with which they sang "In- 'b in 3% o f the valuation of pro- ! U I,tc!" ' f 00' B *? k ,,Tb ri-’er. 100;
.
7~ .
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! Xka West Coast Telephone Com- .
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Corriene Antrim; violin duet by W y-
® ininister ol tne Christian p,,^. ¡, installing dial telephones in
A surprise and graduation party
neata Farver, ard Joyce Simonton;
victua'’ by fluhn and “ Requiem" P*rty in this district. It 1. f0Pr a 7 ° ^ i et“ ' J 00i Lo‘, Cox’ i00’
permanent Improvement a-d In the
" I e n ’ l00'
by Sydney Homer.
‘rhUr! h
^ Greaham.
was given MiPen Boring and Ver- inventory by James Wray; the data
business w
or!d-w w.,w
h a e iiivvsiinonts
investments c The iollowi,'K
h zve , been
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' «'«ran* to meet at
.
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n ■ » ,
. non Mapes st the S. Mapes home will by Betty Stickney; piano solo
A piano and violin duet. "A dor­ -----------
for their dollar and c
n
h,‘ I'n in i." , t.i v \aiT'u lhc Christian Church bunuay mor-
Road leading from Oak Springs
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l , « . prophecy h„
b
Eva Pw^ir-
Prink; - class
by
ation." by BorowaVI. was eharmlnp- are n i a estimated
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' . 11 r n ;
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11
n ni
fi\r
M
a m n r t n l ¡ Maupin
for
Memorial
wil be constructed in «he I " * * 1“ 7 ' v<“nin^
About ^ghteen
R“ >0 F.usi which Beaverton “ ,nK “ l 11
* m- to
were present Games were played Blanche Haines; address by M. A-
ly rendered by Brrnice and Lois cenU value— this would be uu < m . ot
veterans
of
near
future.
»afe buiiue*a, .
‘ 3
* *
wi|| enter in the Purtland Rose s- rv‘c« s- Daughters of
and delightful refreshments were Frost; song by the class.
w» r» “ re psrticularly
inviud
. ..jphu
VitaphoKe
equipment will soon «erved.
Much of the apprehension about ^ i v * 1, to g o w n the selección of
The members o f the graduating
The CU*i poem was given very
veterans of all wars are especially _______
^ iastafled
The dining room wss very taste- class are: Milton Allison, Corriene
Beaverton ;
______ at the Coliseum Theatre
The
capably by l^wls Poole, editor of this bond issue is due to a musun-
Antrim, . James
Baker, Helen Dimeo,
demanding
of
the
matter.
I
1 Name y.ur
eh< ice for "Miss J?
th* V . & ^ ^ ' •* Tillamook-
iullJ
rome anQ
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fully uwunlteu
decorated in rose
and treen
green. ----------
the 1929 high school annual.
“ Education and tha Timas" was S i i 2 ? . l ! nT n . ° n th# ,,r *#t BMV,rtCni i u
" r t nK
n‘ me I « diurch hi
m*rClj 10 ! A contract has been awarded for
Mtaa Elan-r received many pret- LucUle Doolittle. Wyneata Farver.
who I* actively agiuting sgrinst this on your ballot.
»h* Jiureh in a body.
, ^
o£ a Kbo#1
ty g lfw .
Mary Halley. Elisabeth Hayes, Fran-
flven In an uplifting manner by
>ond Issue,
He told me that it
No
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ces aiarvin, Robert Montgomery,
Aio new candidate will be accepted
Manson Bennett.
Eva Prink, June Rchrback, Robert
a swimming in the o nti-t after 10 P. M.
KINTON LADIES’ AID
in* at Monuraent
Howard Wilson
wasf presented is s shnme to
KIN TON PE O PLE VIS
Snepnerd, Betty Stickney, Roy An-
tank
in
our
gynfhnsium,
when
tho
Wednesday,
May
29th.
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Montgomery
Ward
store
was
pith « .cup for having the largest
IT
IN
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ALA
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derson, Genevieve
Baker,
Loran
people
cannot
get
evtn
enough
w
«.
S.
If
can
Id
We
resigns
at
any
time
*
°
V
formerly
opened
in
Bisbee
building
wurntx-r of points In the Torch Ho­
; b u u , Peter Dimeo, Mary Epner,
'
rVIMIIIttlll r BUM.
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-------- T T , ____,______ , a __ Ml Klamath
Fal18'
nor Soe'ety. He then explained th«* ■er to drink.. Thi. man admitted her vote, will he de-troyed by th. 1 -
by lh# i Mrs. Harry A- Richards, president
..
...
.
Mrs.
Everett Wright
and son, June GiBmore,
B.anche
Haines,
h* had not attended our moas
qualifications ard benefits of “ Our that
cciitcit committee.
•neu..luí n »«»i-»-
. ,
i or the kinion U dies’ Aid has called
T,he
*5
William of Kinton went to Tualatin, iiaipii Klntt, Wooorow McCauley,
Torch Honor Society.”
. . . . to lite last elec-
“
be _ R .peei»! meeting of ....
the society »~ n °n of Poe \ alley-M«iin high- Saturday evenlnff whelfe ,
4. Closing date
«qnveU w
they were Lhar.otte Patterson, Lillian Penny,
ion, and tneiefore could not know »n'.oum-pil In le a l newspapers.
,
for
Tuesday
afternoon,
May 28th waj
st* ft »oen.
gue •» o f her sister, Mrs- Palmer, twaymond Schlottmom, Joyce Simon-
“ When
Night
Descends,’’
by Jetiniiely the p[$n of the building
6 Votts w il be counted by com - at 2 o’clock at the church and H la
P. A. Smith ia constructing a con- Sun ly they motored
to
Salem, ton, Janies Tatlock, James Wray.
Rachmsnim (T. and “ Hills <f Home" proposed. I*assured him that at no
by Fox, so(oa sung
by * Robert (•me had we thought of a svrim- mi t o every th rd day, and the desired that all members be present crete fish pond which will cover whe e there was a large family ga-
i emits will le v o te d in the w\n- *s there ta work on a comforter, approximately an acre
o f ground the ng. There were a number ob- »A C C ALAU RE ATE SER-
litlnrC, were very much enjoyed. ■ung tank in our building.
A ‘ .. »o o
.»•ng -M *
ouiiumg,
a
d
h
,umb
t# bring sewing teals.
“ on * a ' farm
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near -------------------------------------------
Gaston-
serving their -------------------------------
birthday anniversary, n f t G G H H H G i w n i x i oz^xv
'T h e Vista
Ahead" was
very •t nas been reported by uninformed
u
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V IC E S
ARE
G IV E N
so
a
birthday
dinner was served
c'everly portrayed by Eva Fuegy
nuividuai* that we proposed an in­
and greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs.
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"Your Opportunity" by Mr. Mete
creased yearly tax of $1.00 on each
Wright and son returned home Sun-
On Sunday, May 19, at 8:00 p.m.,
ler showed the Seniors how much *100 of property valuation. This
day evening.
the four Protestant
churches
of
their futures and lucres««» depended •* entirely false. $1.00 on each $100
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Beaverton united to give tha Bac-
entirely upon themselves.
on a vai uat.on of $1,14U,UU0 would
F R IN K S V IS IT P A R -
calaureate service for the dose of
James Underwood won much ap
oring in $11,140 yeox.y
and wo
E N T S IN H A Z E L D A L B “ J
plause from the clever manner in could pay for the $30,000 at that
which tha Valedict.ry was given.
verton High School auditorium.
• ate in 3 year*. We believe that
Dr. Mason gave a vary interea­
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Frink of
The prelude was played by Mrs.
we can pay olf the $30,000 with­
Denver. C el., visited their parents R, c . Doty-
Kev> 0 scar Cooper
ting talk about the clast. He said
out an increase in school tax. The
there was one act of
twins In
of Haxeldale, the first o f the week, gave the
invocation.
The Bethel
above circulated rop-rt» piesc.it a
I by vie»?, Ein^rspn
and
Teniaon
They ar.d Mr- and Mrs. Z. Martin Choir sang an anthem, “ The Holy
gross lack o f information and the
Walker, and that two of the puplla
vi.ited H. T . Martin and family at City” .
Rev. Roy Nolt read the
ichool board wishes to restate just
Archio Zlmbrick ard Milton Boring,
Garibaldi Tuesday (aon and broth- Scripture Lesson. The male qoar­
what they propose to do.
er). Mr. and Mra. Frink departed tet of the Bethel Choir sang “ Stren-
had started In tha first year at the
If the $o0,000 bond issue is grant­
fer South America
by way
of gthen Thou Me” . Rev. Donald M.
Raaverton grade school, and were
ee propose to use it for remo­
graduating that evening from thr
San Francisco.
MacXeil gave an
address,
“ The
deling our piaoent bldg, to make
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Rev. B.
Peavarton High School.
He alar
nore class r-on s available. In ad­
S IL E N T L Y P A S S IN G
Waddington gave the benediction.
*noke about bow badly an add!
dition to that, we shall build a
tlon was needed, which would In­
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ombination gymnasium and audito­
clude an auditorium and a gym. Hr
Funeral sendees were held from F R I E N D S
S U R P R IS E
rium
to
the
west
of
the
present
then pre-ented the diplomas.
Pcgg’s chapel Sunday afternoon at
MRS. A . DENHOLM
ridg. The entire plant when com­
Pesri? s chape! Sunday afternoon for
After the benediction
by
Rev
pleted will be merely an average
Waddington, tha claaa marched In
John C. Munch, who passed away at
Mr, Andrew Denhoim of S u cy
•ugh school building—just such a
to the hall, where an Informal re
the age o f 72 years, with committ- AvenuSi Aloha, was pleasantly >ur-
juilding ns ore may find in thou-
ceptlon was held and congratula­
ment at Crescent Grove C emetery. prise<j by almost eighteen of her
-und< of communities all over the
tions recalved.
He leaves to moum his passing, a
Saturday evening, the oc-
J. S. In that entire building you
The members of the claaS of 1929
wife, one son, Hans at home and cagjon being her birth anniversary,
■'till find no fr.lla— no rad.es! ideas.
are: Clarence Roua, John
Barry
a daughter, Mrs.
9pledsboat
o f Music and cards were enjoyed un-
Nothing more nor I is than plan»
Munson Bennett. Milton Boring, Lois
Portland.
til a late hour and delightful ra-
hat have been used over and over
Cox, Elizabeth Pavia. Raymond Fel
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freshments were served.
Mrs. Den-
•gain in High School for tho past
toit, Evn Fuegy, Alice Getty, Ben
FORM ER BEAVERTON -
holm
wss the re.ipient
of many
16 years,
fiefmlquetta, Robert Haines, Vlviar
IA N P A S S E S
A W A Y
useful and pretty gifts.
This Is all the School Board in-
Harris, Earl Homrleh, Herbert Horn
rich, Doric Harris, Mark Jones, Lee
ends to do. We ask the thinking
Adelbert D- Brooks died in Port- S. P. BL S TO LEAY E
Lands nor, Mary Kies, G'enn Zur- taxpayers who have not already
land
on Monday, May 20. He is
H ERE AT 6:30 A. M.
rhe.r, ’ '•"•non Mapes, Dorothy P e­ nade up ynur minds to sit down
the father of Ethel Prooks and
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terson, Emt.->a Peterson, la*wig Poole
•nd consider this thing well. We
Mrs. Ruth Will'ams
of Sunlnnd,
Commencing with th# strawlterrv
Gertrude
Reeves,
Vernon
Rose
•elieve a vote for this' bond issue
Csl.; Mrs. Ray Aling of Portland; season, Ray Mating & Co. haa ar-
braugh,, Lester Rowe, Esther Sohr.a
H. C. Brooka of New
Zealand, ranged with the S. P. Co- to run
» a vote for the best interests
dor, Ro-e Sa-dotz, Cnrlotta Shively
member of Modern Woodmen
Ar- „ stage between the cannery and
That it is n
Helen
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Clare
Srldmore •if our community.
rangemen’ s are In charge of Hoi- Beeverton, leaving Beaverton at
James Underwood, Howard WIJson roasonable, safe and conservative
man A Lutx, 3rd and Salmon Sts., 6:30 a.m., to the workers can start
Emerson Walker. T m ’son Walker thing t0 do.
Gertrud" Wn't ra, Archie Zlmbrick,
Portland.
Commencement Exer-!
ci ses Enterte i ring
VOTES NOW ON
SALE
Mr. and Mrs. O. -U IVterson are
having a new barn built at their
ranch on the Bend road.
LETTERS
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—C. E. Mason, Chairman
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