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\OLUMb VIII, NO. 27
Single Copy, ft Cent*
Hen verton, Washington County, Oregon.
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City Council Moots
In Regular Session
‘.h e buy lies id ths U r call of fisejsiu
riout ms lii<in« in the |u snu Uiu pm«
ilien W.UI iisnl put» Mrapptd uier n-» shouldar
a « sianuy stepped mtu Him.
Now
Ihs
lb «
And
th« gun In th« corner stand« rusting,
burn uangs tilers, muto, on tb« wan.
old dog looks sauiy upon thorn
longingly waits Ur th« call.
In th« b«nd of th«
And tuned Ur a
Now the boy from
1» »Wiping thgrg
s
e
e
That night,
Midst Inc
M* though!
Anjj li^igrd
road there, he l.ngarsd,
last farewell K|Uu « ,
old Oregon's mouplaini'
".^(inrawhere |n Franc«',
«
*
.
.
on th« battlafMld. wuumled,
thousand« ol dying and sl«sli|
of hid
hbtiye mountain»/
«o ttt «ye than s g » n
And somehow as th« longing gi«w stronger,
Forgo', was the sorrow bird pain,
Till titers In his hom« m ph* iip.untuln«
H« was hock W'lh his loved "n»« UKUU 1 .
Dp in* old tr«i| that l«U through the pasture
lit »«ml. n«uth th* «oft rumn.ir stais,
Whsr« h a dear littW golden-haired sist«r
Stood waiting for him, at th« bars
And on up th«
W nil« the d*g
And his Father
llim, there bv
....
^ h.
path through th« ».«hard,
bar'<ed hi« welcome on,-« mot«,
and Mother stood waiting
th« old fot(ug» df.or
ii i
i
I
a
», 1
.¿.('•••»k God,;, hu culq |iu* fnitercii,
. F (iW hself 0 |f th» fttd liomt; pise*.
Hut hi lav PR tns l><iHl.’ f e l d " dying —
With the chill dew of Death on his faco.
•-Certrud« Martin Chrlst«ns«n
rtr. patg’-'f
nr
ADA MERLO LEADS IN
LIST OF CANDIDATES
Game From Sherwood
A "Miwj lt«av«rton” card p a n ,
will b« given at the Ma-onic Hall
Wednesday evening. Jure It where
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, WlU b* mad» an»*
. Jtul
• . .«*ne o f the
Beaverton Gets Safe Lead winner announced.
In the Fifth Inning and < Dur.ng the evening.
played,
refreshments
Keep* It To the End
prises given. All the
Friday
¡COURT HOUSE ITEMS,
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FEES AND FINEM COLLECTED
County Clerk E. C. Luce collects«
>1,487 1*5 in fees and tinea for in«
month of May, while Recorder Da­
vis col lei ted »»7 .8 ft for the same
period.
June 6, 1930.
ïtside Club To
Meet At Forest Grove
at
The June Bride
Ä S W 2Ä.
COUNTY COURT A.
WARDS CONTRACTS
PREPARE iTM
Large Cicss Grad­
uates From l H. S
* !i all
n* are
tnUK pained
• J( f to 8' i learn
J
ff*ve
the r principal
of
and
of f Fh
her >• even.nff.
*
1 » address
u
. 1 the
In v
his * talk
he * tried 1 * to
m-
sudden death.
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press upon the Sen ;r Class the a J
t a r ty p r if
A 1 11
they might get from u : ng surri
L tA L flfid
A lU
valuable *Veaponsu a? faith, deter-
A
“ S IL V E R
T E A ” mination, efc.. in the battle of life.
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As Mr. Walker has spoken here be-
Tke Ladiei Aid of the Coxgiega- ior* m» nV times it would be super-
tio al Church gave a “ Silver Tea ’ fluous to mention his inters
at the church parlors Thursday a f- *p‘,l adm rsble manner and me hed
ternoon. The following program wa?
delivery.
enjoyed: vocal solo, Rhoda Sheiien-
I. R . Metzler pre?ented the clns?
berger; violin solo, Mrs.
T. A. honor*. Barbara Cady was given a
Dungan, accompanied by Mrs. R . scholarship with Richard V.'.ro-:
C. 5 °ty ; piano duet, by Helen Tefft chosen a? alternate in case sr# d 1
and Barbara Cady; piano solo. Lu- not go. Each year the Torch Hm -
cille Barnes. Strawberry shortcake or Society gives a sliver eup to tbs
was served. The hostesses for the member of the Senior Clas? earn - -
afternoon were Mr«. W. C. McKell,. the most points'during their ?n n
Mrs. F. J. Dietsch, Mre. F . J.* school
course.
Emma
Schra I -r.
Donaldson, Mrs. J. F. Felsher, Mrs. with 141 points won the cup t,,:t
J. W. Barnes.
year.
----------------------- Mr. L. R. Dean, the Chairman
MISS VANKLEEK EN-
o f the local 1 card of Educa i ,
ri, x,
. • j v o i : i i > p i t o e presented the diplomat to tno g.
l f i K l A l A o H L K L L A o o uating
student*.
Miss Helen VanKleek, teacher ot
the "Class in the Corner” of the
, Kinton Sunday achool entertained
the class of girls at her home Satur­
day afternoon. The girls spent a
very pleasant afternoon with out
door games, etc. During the after­
noon a business meeting was held
and the class was organized with
regular officer». The members are
looking forward to a number of
good
time«
during
the summer
months.
Contract* were awarded Thursday
fat«' Bail C, Bell ha.» been spend­
! by the County Court of Washington
ing ms past week in 1‘urtiunU witn County for the building o f a new
tier parents, Mr. and Mrs, it. n jail and remodeling the north unit
VV tlliama.
_ _ (
of the Court House. Hord Brooks
Alex Walkenshaw has returned to 4 Co, received the general contract
his home in McMinnvlii« after a at a hid of >33,980; Eugene Ruedy
two weeas visit witn his sister, Mrs. received th« plumbing contract for
| >2890; Milton Keyaer A Son was
C W. Young.
| awarded the heating contract at a
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hite and l bid o f >1744 The wiring contract
daughter and F. Danger of Sherwood was let to Davidson Electric Co.
were Sunday guests
of Mr. and fo r >891. 86; C. J. Hillard A Co.
Mrs. August Obrlet.
was given the jail equipment con­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bierly enter­ tract at a bid of >6175, Orlo R.
tained at a chicken birthday dinner Hossack Is the architect.
Sunday in honor o f the birthdays
of H. E. Giahhorn and e,. L. Cox.
IMANO PUPILS GIVE
A MUSIC RECITAL
Par Y m m
Mr*. In* Erickson of Progre«»
presented nine of her pupil* in a
piano recital at her home Thursday
evening, May 29. Mi** Thelma T e fft!
of Beaverton, Harris Hanson and !
Dorothy Dralle were alao on the
KMTATEM ADMITTED
General “Clean-Up” Pro-)
Geo. W. Joseph Will Be program.
Mr. Charlea Walker Civet
The Ki.Utes of Margaret Seifert,
Th* following numbes were pre -
Kiam I n Ordered. June
The Principal Speaker
Joseph Uollms, and to o .
Kngler
Principal Adre-as Of
sealed; recitation, Dorothy Dralle; !
have b«en admitted Lo probate.
in the Legion Hall
10 I n Day Set
p.ano
duet,
"Marche
Militaire
The
Evening
(Schubert), Elizabeth Struthers and
AURE8TH AND PINES
Mrs.
Erickson;
“
Tarantella”
(V
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2 PETITIONS SHOWN
Ivan McKnight wag arrested on a NINTH REGULAR MEET
gil). and “The
Robin.” (Virg 1), DEAN GIVES DIPLOM
driving wh.l« drunk charge He re­
de Haan; ‘T he
Little
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“ Seven Steppers” Will Be a Part Dorothy
ceived
a
fina
of
>ft00
and
a
sen­
Disc usa the Building Of a Sh«ll*r
Drummer B o y '
(Emerson), a no r
of the Intereating Program
tence of 8 months in Jail on two
“ Summer Dsya’’ (William«), Mar
Ll" m* 8chr,dpr J* Given Cnp By
For City
i ’.re Engine
indictments.
•
garet Flint;
p.ano duet, “ Gypsy
lh* Torch Honor SocAty
Geo- W. Joseph, Republican nom-
Ike Aseltlne of Beaverton was ar­
Dance” (Mendelssohn), Earl« Dralle
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At tho regular meeting o f
the rested for the sale of liquor.
•e for governor, will bo the prin­
and Mrs.
Er.ckson) Tarantella’
The B. H . S. auditorium wuj
“ (Tty Fathers' held Monday even­
Arthur Heas of North Pmrns waa cipal speaker at the ninth, wc be­ (V irgil),
is «
“ Edelweiss Gild«“
to overflow,r.g at m* con.-
ing. tbty ordered a general ‘’Clean- arrested for posiesa on and trans­ lieve. regular mee-Hg of the ID
(Valuerbeck).,
Frances
Hansen; »eneement program held ior i a
hi
ted
Westside
Club*
when
they
t
in
,
L'p” program for the Town. There portation of liquor. Five gallons m
“ Va.se das Fees” (Ketterer), Eliz- claM
190'0 Friday, May ou. A .-
was little said as to Just what thla liquor wa* found in his car. The vene at Forest Grov«,
This gathering will take place in abeth Sirutheis; piano duet, ’March* plough extra chair* wt .-« broui.- t
consist«! of but th« day set is Tu«s auto was confiscated.
Militaire’’
(Streaddorg),
Kusse i *n niany of the people avunui g
day, June 10.
George Kessler of Banks was ar­ tht Lsgton BaB at Forset Grove eg*
Kahr and Mrs. Erickson; vocal solo, ***' 40 St« r-<1.
Tuesday
evening,
June
»9,
at
«trht
Ericks«n stated
that h« rested on a charge sl«*Utar to the
Harru Hansen; “ see M arch’ (M ill-
The 3*nior class tlia year w rj
O’clock.
had m mind a p»rty who would re­ piert-lUie un«
er), and ‘The G;anU”
(Rogers) VKry k rge, contauiing forty-thr.-j
Th«
’••even
Steppers’*
will
be
one
move the rc'i*»i. and provide th«
A- fc Prikpow was arrest««! (q*
the. T> ro|' *nember*.
The follow ng are the
"T »he foatuv»» of the entertainment. Earl Dralle; "From
dumping ground*' bdt th« name of the po«a*«»:on r* « *w«ntv #iv»
(He.ns), and T in k e r tells” (Mors), namc*
those graduating; De i
Th-se
iwautiful
young
ladies
are
un­
* Still a<uj 1*1 gaUeim of mesh
thb ihdA.dual did not reach our cars.
Ard.s NcUqft; “ Fie*ung
Cloud» ' GarUcr,
GUsilya
B ur r,
L
,r
Recopier D'v'suh atkod th« Coun­ located on the Henry Wood farm der the instruction of Mrs. A H (Ar(bipny) and “ PlanUlion Melody”
F*rda Berger, F’rank Buru,
Jenkins
of
Garden
Home
and
th/v«^
cil about providing some means for near the Scorch Church Each was
ekeswT), Russell Kahr; “ The Fifth Bati-»ra Cady, Ru.h Clark, LaLu i
them tell
uint-veL«»*
sending out bills for ths amounts bound over to the grand Jury in who know
Nocturn’’ (Leybeck), and “ A rbglu .“ eh,n- B*»’ D» v ' . Ain.a Dur o f or j ,
tale*
of
thei^
^
Hu*
the
b»st
du« on th« water. He was instructed the sum of >1000 eaeh.
(Kern), Irene
iiar.sen;
“ Convent Kos* f rY. Alfred F. Finnall, H -
VpV'4 that w» can say is that they
to secure prices on ths print ng of >
Boils” (Bollmapi *^1 fRendezvous” w“ d Harris n. H en .n t.a II
ar«
worth
the
journey
to
see.
the*« not.es»
(AI-UarL Ethel' N'orth; * fh « Flat-
Hi,l. O '.rg c ¡D
,r, . ra. ,
"VVL*
W L *»
I Geo W L'ppcr», chairman
The follow ng suite were filed
terer” Ichaminade), an^ 'T b e Wed-
F’rances Jenne, A ik e JoOn-
The matter r f D.s o .„ ho»* cart
be the bresiding J ^ r . Both he
dir.g of the P »i*‘*4 poll” (Brown)
A!ired Jehts-ou,
!a n t. Cu:i .
aousv cm the old CMy Hall lot esme in the Circuit Court;
•p,'| i»- V- Ihtvj.npqrt. the able »e- Eliytwsa Struthers; dan«« number. B“ 1*1 Gundgrt-n, Ruth .dartin, J x . i . m
Conrad
Algesheimer
vs.
th*
£baw
Op and ths bids secured for the pur­
efetary, have be-o busy preparing
Tatim* Tefft,
’
’ Mediil, Gladys Mei^eod, Euna i l o -
chase of the building were tabled Fear Co j linm pige foreclosure.
an excellent prograov
-*••
theral, Erma Nelson, Genevieve Pe­
There w i i «ome trj’ W of «i^,„uiiir a LiqurtaTor*, a corpr-ratlon, **. M.
terson. Frank Rowe, Harold Pries,
et al; money acton.
pince’ wti«r* th.* (Irv «:t*U» could >.« ■
*1
G
e n t l y parsing i Walter Rosebraugh, Paul Sbeiicji-
P. A. Lee vs. f . ^ «juu^in^J)
housed and at the same time have
•%— — ------------------------------- ----------- ® berger, Emma Schrader,
F i» t * » -* '
, IS
Bevor.y
VV <(*. W9IJ*
i ‘
I
a place fur tho Council to mç«t> l>'k K
Dr. T . C. Humphreys who daui
Spear.
Cer.lia Steller, Margaret
.
,
TWO
LADIES
HwrrF
H
Fuiiutt
»
.
k*--
ft would «jam fltal »u>>;>t C«uf" f
in Portland last week was one of Stoller, O.-.V. aid 'scar*. Jiur.el Sid-
rollen;
Eeavei ton’s earliest teachers. H
lliD'h 1*V*H V ”J'»t »-«»«»ra tio n n-
, . .
»V« / . n -_ a
well. Rose SUldor. Evelyn Thoms,
A farew-ill party was given Mr*.
. . u.vorce
. thsr» — - * ’
f W thoolhou * He>n
Bicnaid \. .lcox, B :n
James B. Nrvin et al vs. Ches­ Petch and Mrs. Goddard Wednes­ t /U*,hO7 ^ 0 * •'B
-o • vote taken lo p -:
° L 1 87M 7 ¿ " J * *
f-C Zürcher. J**
Of this number
t i n are
" T
disse any lots. Now that the lots ter C. Gault et ux; mortgage fore­ day afternoon at the Method at which wax located on the property 2 “ “
Cr.urch
by
the
Methodist
Ladies’
closure.
wheie
Mr*.
Hatti«
Rossi
now
re-
T
ch
Honor
S
ccety.
Emma
Schra-
are purchased it seems in order that
der, Chester
Beach, Helen Tc.ft,
«(Torts be made to eiect tome sort 0*ear Newlander, by guardian, vs. Aid Society and the Beaverton Kc- sides. Among his pupils were .Mrs
Barbara Cady, and Thomas Rear..;.
o f shelter such as will protect the Elmer Benson; cancellation of bill bekah lodge. Mrs. Petch ».m ov in g E D- McGowan, Miss Lcttie M.
to Yamhill and Mrs. Goddard to Kay, the Denneys. Teffts, and Tuck­ Six members graduated with hig -
property and at the same time pro­ of sale and accounting.
,
Tillamook. The afternoon was spent ers. During that year the water wa est scholastic honors; Chester Le
vide a place for the Administrât on
a.u.ra
Cady,
Lmu
a
Scâruùcr,
in
conversation-
Refreshment*
of
M
VKRFAGE
LICENSES
ISHLUO
very h gh in the leaverdam, a n ’
to meet.
.
The following marriage
liceti»«» cake and coffee were served Mr?. th« school children
spent
th-i.- Helen Tefft, and R chard W .ico.;.
Two petitions for the laying of
Petch
and
Mr*.
Goddard
were
both
noon,
and
recesses
riding
ra(t,
‘ he M o m n j t r ; , u ; t r i c .th
wore
issued
during
the
pest
week;
tile wen presented, one from O. 11.
a lovely sandw;cii which often resumed in a good duck- ‘* ’ tlc h° no:*-
Carl W. Sjolin, B.-sver»on. «rtd presented with
■ Ai1, •*
Payne and one from a property own­
Dumford, Gladys L -o t r, Ray , n -
er along Lombaid St. They were Ir.iogone Ann Swarta, Oregon City. plate from the member* of the La­ ing for the youngsurs.
va, Henrietta
Hawley,
lboii
Bert Harry Quirk. Hermi-ton, Ore. dle*’ Aid. All expressed regret be­
informed that if the property-own­
cause ths two ladies were leaving.
Dr E H. Smith of Hillsboro died Kearns, Gladys McLeou, G i.:
e
er» would purchase the tils The and Ivcla E. Martin.-Stanf.eld, Ors.
Chas. E- Swlgart, Myrtle Point.;
suddenly Wednesday evening of P«Uraon, and Beverly Speur.
Town would have it laid to grade
and Beryl E ,
Montaney,
Forest LOCAL BOY GRADU -
heart trouble.
Dr.
Smith
war,
Daring the first semester G -x-
for drainage.
Grove.
known as a very able surgeon and ^on Cowaid was preside:'.!., aid liur-
ATES FROM O. S. C. took an active part in many civic *n8 the second senwiiicr tx.e j ; c -
Edward Nelson Richter, Nehalem, ,
BEAVERTON SISTKhS
and Vivian Evelyn
Walker, H.lls- j
and public affairs.
He was ala? i<fcnt W1W Chester Beach,
Gordon Wilcox of Beaverton will known for his interest in younsr Th« class co,ors
AT WISCONSIN SCHOOL boro.
sa’ mon pzr k
Shelby J . Forney, Hillsboro, Rt. receive his degree from the Oregon people, having put several through and orchid. The ciasa flowers a a
Beaverton will be represented at 4, and Inez Blanche Hazlitt, Forest State college at the sixty-first an­ college, and helped others. He wa? »»eet pea and ro e buds. The a ,i
nual commencement exercise June 2- also a true sportsman and will bu motto is: ” We finish to begin.’'
the 1930 commencement
exercises ! Grove.
Wilcox will be awarded a degree missed by many.
The Beaverton High School Band,
Floyd Roscoe Mitten and Blanche
at Marquette university in Milwau- j
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which was organized this
year,
kre. (Vis., with two nuns of this ; Helen Tucker, both of Forest Grove, of bachelor of science in agriculture.
He has specialized in general agri-
Don Merritt, a young man
of played for the processional."
Mr.
community included among those i
, culture.
ORDERS SIGNED
Beaverton was found dead Thursday Bushnell
id the director
o f th:s
who are candidates for degrees at |
The following orders
have been
morning. His people thot he wss at band that rs progressing so rapidly,
the Wisconsin
institution.
The
Circuit PIONEER HIGHWAY
home the night before but in
ths
Rev. Waddington gave
the mvo-
Beaverton seniors are Sister Mary signed by George Bagley,
Aquinas Revennan and Sister Mary Judge:
moming it was found he had not cation.
ASS’N. TO ME ET been home. A search was made ana The Girls’ Chorus sang two se-
New York Life
Insurance Co.
Eugenia Kberhard, both of whom
will receive the degree o f bachelor ' vs. Martha Miller et al; order con­
he was found in the beaver dam. lections, “The Wind ot Night” and
The Pioneer Highway Ass’n. will
forming sale.
of science.
He had fallen face downward and “ To a Wild Rose” . M'ss Amaretta
Emma b‘ . Dant
vs. Carl
F. hold a meeting at Champoeg. Sun- had apparently smothered in the Barnes directed the chorus, and M s
Marquette’s commencement exer- j
:
day
afternoon
at
2:30-
Dr.
Marsh,
soft earth.
Helen Tefft accompanied it on the
rises this year will be held Wdnes- Beyerd et al; decree.
president of th« association, will be
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piano.
day night, June 11, in the main ; 01iv«r W . Newman vs. Harriett , the principal speaker. It is utged
Miss Anderson o f ’Sherwood^ who
Chegter Beach, the Senior class
hail of the Milwaukee
Municipal Newman; divorce decree.
• lsgar«t Helen Ross vs. Robert that as many as can attend this was to be the teacher of the Kinton preiidenti del i f t e d
the audience
auditorium.
meeting.
school next year passed away Friday with a voca, S0i0
Ross, divorce decree.
evening. Miss Anderson was thmaghr
Walker, President of the
J. M. COLEMAN WINS
KINTON GRANGE TO
very highly of in the d istr-t where K#rthwe*t gcll00,
of
CoralBerce>
KINTON TEACHER OB
“ 500” will be
served and
lovely candi­
dates will be prewnt, and a ballot
box will be station«.! in th« hall
SHERWOOD IS UP FIRST where you may vote for your favor­
ite until ten o'clock.
Many Factor» Combine To Make the 1 A small admission w || be charge i,
the proceeds to be used for the
l*sy Disagreeable f o r Baseball
float.
| The standing of tbs candidates
The Sherwood team at th« hea>>
for Misa Beaverton on the Reaver-
of
th« Tualatin
Valley baseball
ton float in the Rose Festival pa­
league lost lo th« Beavertonians laat
rade according to
the count
on
Sunday on th« latter'« field. 8-13.
Wednesday morning at 9 p m. fo l­
Th« day was cold, th« pitchers not
lows in order: Ads M*rlo, 9300;
In the host of form and th« hitting
C.lady» McDeod. «300; Helen TcfTt,
at tunes heavy. Two- and thru«,
28**»: Marl» Amacher, 2000; Ruth
bagger* were not Qt «11 lyncunpiten,
Lundgren. 1900; Erma Nelson. 1800;
several mop «elkmi and two got hit
Katherine Peach, 800; Louis Gall-
With the fossil.
| oway. 800; and Beverly Spear, 600.
The first man up,
Sherwood’s
center. Bristow,
got
a hit, and
•cored on two sacrifices The fourth WEDDING BELLS RING
man up struck out. That win the
FOR ROSA BUCHER
last one struck out hy !!«averton‘s
best pitcher, ('»raff. Beaverton was
Miss Rosa Buch t , daughter of
more fortunate and though our first Mr. and Mrs.
F . A. Tucher, of
man was out on a tip-up to short, Kinton, and Clarence Ballard of
thsr« wsie three runt scored that Portland were mrrried at the home
Inning. In th« second frame Gratf o f her parents. Sunday afternoon
aeciutd unable to check th« hitting In the presence of a few intimate
of Sherwood’s batter« who had al­ friends and relatives. Rev. W. E.
most committed their rosier when Simpson, pastor of the Kinton church
Manager Clinton suggested
Wat­ was the officiating clergyman. A
kins tak« the mound and try his luck. wedding dinner wns served after
He held the v.sltora down to five the ceremony followed by a recep­
runs and when
the Beavertonians tion all wishing
IN
POLE VAULT
the bride
and
WORK ON DEGREES
SERVES BIRTHDAY
came up they too chalked five runs. groom many years of wedded bliss.
That mad« th« «core 6-8 in the Mr. and Mr*. Bullard will make
J . M . Coleman o f Beaverton took
Regular monthly meeting of Kin­
home team» favor.
E. L. Cox o f Kinton observed his
, their home in Portland, where both first place in the pole vault for the
Oregon State rooks In the meet, birthday Monday evening by enter­ ton grange will be held at the hall
In the fourth, Sherwood was able have employment.
with the University of Oi-egen frosh taining his class o f ‘‘ I.oyal Scouts” . Wednesday evening at 8:30. There
lo tie th« score but they lost their
and other invited friends. The eve­ will be work in the first and second
chance in th« fifth whsn a two- GRADUATING EXER-
at Corvallis, Saturday.
bagger by Galbreath, an error at
The winning height was 10 feet ning was most pleasantly spent with degree.
games and social Intercourse, after 1
CISES AT W HITF0RD 6 inches.
second put Watkins safe at first l
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gustin and
which refreshments
consisting of
and Steele banged out a tw o-bag­
confections, and . daughter Miss Ona Gustin and Mr.
A large crowd was in attendance
ger gave Beaverton a safe lead.
Miss Thcst* Pe'»«r has returned sandwiches, cake,
at the program and graduating ex- home from San Francisco to spend lemonade were 8erv*d by the hostess- j and Mrs. Lester Wright and c h il­
class remembred their teacher dren of Rex were Sunday callers at
¡KINTON HAPPENINGS? ■ «rciaea at the Whitford school on the summer with her parents. Mr. The
the Roy Bierly home.
with a box of chocalates.
Monday evening of last week.
and Mrs. W. E Pegg.
m--------------------------------------------------- m
The
operetta
“
Goldilocks”
by
the
Mr*. Flora I^edy of Tigard who
was reported very ill last week, is school children won much applause.
A number of humorous
dialogues
about the same.
and songs with vocal numbers by
Mr. and Mrs. Charlss Thomp­ Harris Hansen and Clyde Chalmers
son art the proud parents of a little completed
a
fine entertainment, i
girl born Saturday.
Allen Spriggle and Elwood Brown
ANP 6P A M P M A T E L L Mt HOW VÛÜ
Mrs. S. A- Muihard of Portland were ths graduates. T. B. Denney
fHCWto \S
O F
was a hr.day guest of hsr brother, made a short address and present­
ed them with diplomas. Much cre­
Mr. Dsve Ward, and wife.
CHICAN i ^ T HE . SUPtLVj
™
'
S
in n e r s .
dit is due the tegcher, Mrs. Anna
Mr. and Mr«. Wayne VanKisek Vos« for a full evening's program.
W PEAR I LL TeiL VOJ
and family huvs been aysiuwng ths
Ht?W I
r
HOW y 0 0
IT. l^ T ME-
last w««k at coast rasorto-
Mr. and Mrs. Brute Holden of
Portland ars the proud parents of a
baby daughter born Tuesday.
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MRS McBREEN PRE­
SENTS MUSIC PUPILS
MANY VISITORS AT
KEBEKAH MEETING
The largest gathering of Eebekah .
since the Beaverton lo ge wao in­
stituted met Tuesday evening in ttiu
1, O. C. F\ Hal! wiien the degree
team o f ’ the Beaverton
Keioekan
loUge put on the degree w « m ini­
tiating three new members. Fifty
visitors and
fifty numbers wero
present. Members from the Hllsboro,
Forest Grove and Schools
iodgei
were also present. Tigardviile Be-
bekah lodge who were specially in*
v.ted guests, were represented by a
large number.
Delightful refreshments were ser­
ved alter the lodge was closed. A
gontral good time was had by ali
present-
Mr*. Jean McBreen presented her
pupils in a recital at the
Congregational
Church Thursday
evening augmented by violin selec­
tions by Miks Helen Creitz. Those
! appearing on the
program w-ere:
David Rohse, Betty Hansen, Patsy
Mrs. Orlo Davis of Montagne,
Dunbar. Lucille Longfield,
Penny
McCue, Mary Jane Junor, Vera Ja­ Calif., visited at the J. H. Hu-.-tt
cobson, Rhoda Thyng. Joan Klien, homo Tuesday- Mrs. Dnvis is an
LaMeme Doan, Esther MeKeown, old college friend of Mrs. Orval
Mildred Twohy, Betty Buchanan, Thompson and stopped off on hi r
, David Mason.
Genevieve Johnson, way to Washrigton where ahe wiii
1 Marion Hagg, Lucille Larne*.
! visit with her parents.
piano
FAREWELL PARTY' IS
Mr*. Julius Wodeking and sons GIVEN BY M. E. LADIES
Julius and Harry, Mrs. Louis« Van
Kleek and sons Carl and Clifford
The Ladies’ Aid o f the M. F.
w«rs calling on relatives in Hillsboro j Church gave Mrs. W.nldington a
Mr. and Mrs. |)av« J. Ward en­ | farewell party Wednesday of last
tertained Mr. and Mrs, Walter Van , '»’cek- Fach lady gnve a token of
1 frienlahip.
Refreshments
were
Kleek and daughter of Beaverton
. served. All hid her goodbye with
and Mr*. J, C, Anderson of Port­
the wl 'h that
she would be very
land Finlay evening.
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