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I'ROGRAM PLAN N ED
FOR D AIRY CLUB
For Beaverton Youth
The following program has been
planned by W. 8. Avarili and Y.
Josay for the R«*-k Creak Dairy
Club for this year: 1st meeting,
election of officers and organisation;
2nd meeting, report on project by
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
Annual Grange Show
Very Great Success
The Rooms Are Tastefully T“<h " T * !" ' lneludi"*
„>•- One Quilt Shown Consist-
..
J ••of. and Income, and the installs -
injc of 2133 Pieces,
I 'CfOruted With Pink
non of officer*; 3rd meeting, report
No Two
Alike
it II H
W h i t a
nn
•■y each member, ex-
* *
Friday,
M A N Y ENTER KGW -
KKO RADIO CONTEST
Portland, Ore . April
20—With
172 entries from fifty Oregon towns
and points in southern Washington.
the KGW RKQ Rose Festival ra­
dio contest, to select »re Northwest s
beet smsttur hioa ¡testing
talent,
pectations
of the
committee ”
charge go many have entered turn
it will be a strenuous task with no
time wasted, to judge all o f the
radio acts between now and the lat-
ter psrt of May, at which'tim eTne
contest winner or winners must be
April 24, 1931
$1.50 Per Yeur
Northern Highland
Growers Incorporate
|
,
I
!
I Corporation U Aiwoeiation
Of Prominent Growen»
From Four Counties
DIRECTOR TALKS OF
FILM FAMILY TYPES
=* L. and R. Biggi Start
Packing Plant Here
One of the most difficult things
1 in netting a picture is the selec­
tion of players who are supposed
to be, members of the same family
in the story says Edward H. Grif- \
i .
if the illusion of blood relation­
ship is to be carried out. Since most j
actors or actresses attain fame be- j
cause of their individuality, this is
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«re a l Care' Is Bern* Taken
In Order to Produce A
Superior Product
planation o f rontesU by aaelatant
county agent, and general business:
M A N Y OLD
ARTICLES
Q U I K I HOME W EDDING
meeting March, report by mem
Z IV N E Y
IS P R E S I D E N T
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INCREASING
OUTPUT
her*. judging
Hoards
Dairyman
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D.rector Gr.fll h was faced with
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There
Are
Meresty-Five Quilts,
The Ceremony Is
Read H) Rev ronlr‘ l - •"d Initiation of new mem-
Several Nearly 100 Years Old
>■-
Georgc W. SPrin4, r
b* ™ i * ,h **•**"»• Ap7
” 1 ? « **
v * '
members, and judging clasa o f dairy
ning act is awarded a free trip to
* " d PwtUnd
ft r Co.
of th* I’h,l,P B ,r,T drama, which
6 r w l Industries Grow
tattle in the
Held; fith meeting,
The annual quilt show sponsored New Yoik i ’itv
... ,k.
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wa* k'* mo*t recent screen assign-
.
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Miss Helen Mae Hu. daughter of
May, repo i t oy
by memners,
members, netti
held in
trip,
Horn# tæ
Economics Committee Portland
M ..
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.r . ,
“>ay.
p, ! hy ‘ the
"r u«>nf
how
• rans-ontinentsl
Th N th
u ki
i
.
mont. Ann Harding fills the fea-
Another industry is being pro­
I l f IU I t t e r V
All
ame t it* irli e >nd l*,»pesctlon
of members’ pro- " f ’ he local gra
range waa held last
em ,
*
The Northern Highland heed Po tured lead in the picture, and it mot*d « Beaverton.
This section
train o f the Union Pacific, with me tato Growers is a
successful
af-
un .Z I
K am - » , u Mr
Kcts; —
»evrnlh
meeting, June, re-
! i Friday.
It waa
. very
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was
necessary
to
find
players
who
,l>"K
been
kn.wn
for
the pro­
Mrs l has E Allen o f Big verton.
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T k .r .
and county wide f“ lr
There
were
seventy-five
pp*
,y
w
n the air •’ • tlon " 7 7 -organ ized for the ynr- could convincingly portray her sis- auction nt a superior
grade o»
April 17th, at a quiet wedding m f port
t " by
Dy members,
" ’7 '
part
of
an
NIK'
uri
gram
ptri. of bettering the seed p n ato Ur a . d br .ther.
l « Re
l nn«* n f . fit s . L
, e-L , . i . . 'a
. » . „ „ t l - - . ^ s juugmg
mur
dairy rattle and hogs; 'tullta on exhibition, number d a
‘horseradish. a root with
t , h
i U« l f , n f
ou r
flavor
l i l t . I * / iit i n re
f .
i I , i i ..
4
a L. * _
The
suditiona
for
contestants
wilt
marketing
facilities
of
this
'141 Ni ith 7Hii u ,1'
,,!7
" *•»• 'n * c »n*- July, report by mem- mono which were several nearly a
Th-
J1L*
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bars, attend Holstein picnic, judg- humfred year, old
Gviirui- W Snriiiirri " Tn '*
''
*n* Holstelns, judging drmonstra-
blra. Mason, mother o f Dr C. E.
w e^ ,-IaefuBv T
... i
»ton at the
Holstein
picnic; 9th « « « " ■ .«hlbited a Iw.utiful millt
nnd «h .tr A fiower aluV h.ut L i n ” ,r,-'ln«- Augoat. report by members.
>H»h Chain pattern
fitting stock for sh iw and show- which was pieced many years ago
Ktranged before the Are piare
I week. Approximately 8 radio acts business argj will conduct the busi-
Th# bride war beautifully ,|re ,« d
»«'»* meeting.
Sep in Missouri.
none o ° r f the three
bear
a ken
* h,Cr about
7 7 * all
..P“ produced
1
hmV* u *
final
Another Interesting quilt was r t - * re judged each night, the con ners of the corpora.ion in this vi- . . While
. 1 * non«
r** b
e , r .J
here
in turquoise lilue crepe, cair> ng i temlier. report by members ; p. „
hiblted by Mrs.
‘ has. V.nKle k ^ .U n t , appearing on the theatre cinity.
resemblance. .11 are good- I
h«re
bouquet of O rp h c", roses, Hites reP“ ,7». showing, fitting, prépara
depres-
It was pieced year* ago by Mr. -U ge
immediately .fte r the las,
Tlle corporation is an association
.
T
', 7
sior the e'
L n ^ ' l e csb
o f the valley and sweet p e a s Hhe **on y° r f*^-
call from
was attende I by M im
Doictl >
The first five f these meetings
re ting i I T
£ IT
£ ." s' " o '.T Ü
----- „ „ „ , „ rr prummeni
i
growers oi ..B<Jth Miss Harding
- r e prominent grower, o f
£
M1 T a I ^
* * £ f t "the‘ T o ;.;" horse­
Htruthers of Portland, and I.- V have already been held. In addition VI**1 of 2 ,8 3 pircM' w" h r ° ,wo
Contestants from this section who Washington Multnomah, Clackamas. t(Jr , >ve t(u; c, me0 ty
of fe>
radish. lhe local growers were get-
Mary I.ucillê Royre of A lie n ’, a* to this program the elub also plans “ *
w
participate in the KGW-RKO and Columbia counties. The officers t „ K1_ while Mri Owsley’s facial ir.g desire rate and threatened to
«ewer girl.
„n
several
demonstration
team.
*7,
« “ «>« w h
«uditions to be held at Port- of the company include J T. Zivn-y.
, re , , , 0 ih>r^
outlined ieave a large part of last years
n o p in the giound.
Mr Ruiiert A . Wood of B >vr
tr.in.ng for the Washington Coun- ” 7 7
? i “ . i7 , n<1' * “ V' n r“ Un
‘ d 7
* ÏÏ*"
7 * * . wf k"
p 7 . m* n“ r<r’
This qaal ty will nick up sufficient
-an Only „ 1 .1 -re. «y fair at Hillsboro.
Urp* n*
beau iful design Tre.e .r e : front, Beaverton, Martin U r
Hank RowelL vice.prec
Scholia; , in lhe plot0Kr, phy ^ ^
s l.
Louis
and Ros e
Biggi
have
ton was best man
frlrtd . w re p e .
Three memiwr. of this club ha.e * rr8 ' " 7 7 " 1 ' " " V ' 1''*"*«. « ,rt- '
DorUl Halv«r«00, and M r. Dial Wm. Cyrus, W a-h ngton County A - moJ
mL , re.embl.nce as us- t*en growers for some time and this
and immediate fr:.-,
w re p e,
.”t the* s‘u û fâl7 " • ■ J *
h 'l ^ T ^ V
S”
'
b
"‘ '" t K T ' T
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between member, of year they have found great diffi­
culty in marketing thJr cr-p.
The bride
la a graduate of These scholarships will pay their
i T V 7 .7 ? ,‘ ‘ " i .f*s
* **'r' t i M ‘
* ,7
»m e ,. Charles urer. Hillsboro The board of dir- the Mm4 famlly
.
__________ at
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__. . at iwveral beautiful
Don
Raymond,
and ‘ ct.ra include«
Franklln High Schoql. . . later
alien, expenses
two
weeks’ • __--I
session
,
_ hooked
„ _ rug*
---- ex - Thompson,
.. Mis pi.
. Zivner -#- and
A short time ago ,hey decided
-
in addition to Miss Harding, Miss
ding business college in Portlan I
summer srh<«l at Corvallis
The b'blted by Mrs. T. B Denney also Glady. Ed'und; fr m Hillsdale, bred Rowell, msmtmned above, and Louis
Astor and Mr. Owsley, playing the to grind up some o f their product
Mr. Allen o f Beaverton i. .m
memin-r. are Robert Toelle, John * jm* b»
,( ’or* »*” • V
A Drynan; Ueeuv lb P.erre S. Coop- icolmeier, Clackamas, H. J. Valen-
members o f ’ the Seton family a - and make the attempt to sell the
ployi.l by the Oregon Mu u«l life Hansen, and Donald Jcaay.
Wood1 •«hil>.Ud •" old-fash ion. d er; from Rex, J. H. Sturg...
-ine. h*»»ton. and H. R. Findley, Hf
poreelain tea-pot. over a hundred
—-
~
| Cedar Mills.
"
whom the story revolves, the finished product ready for the table.
In su lin -- Company o f Pirtlaud
cast
of
which
will be They found that by carefully hand­
, years old. A very interesting dis- (J. R . ’ S J O P R E S E N T
The organ,aation ha. been con- _______. "Holiday,*’
.
.
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ling the roots, scraping them be­
A,‘v r ‘ *r,hort
t h r e e d a ir y c l u b s
pUy of old fMhioned dre.^ . waj
‘ M Y ^ T ir
P I n W F R M I templmt#d for »om« time and *om*
. n Ä
the
e*'
• »U ^ r* Allen will m i« their (u -
i i w w 'Y V / '
i ’ /I X I T F C T
.
. . .
u
fore
putting them thiough
the
M Ì M H
P LOW ER
the ...........
directori w .......
,,h
Z iv n e y
luir I on., in Portlsn.l
JUDC.ING CONTES I exhibited by Miaa Hau l Kepner.
„ of .....
. „ . .. _ atre on t rida y, Satui day. and Sun- grinder and being careful to use
A r< okrd firuwl —Iw was held in
~
1 Cy . 7 ' made ” . ' tr.p''"to “ California'. <!**■ ’**'■'
W ward Ever- just the proper proportion o f in­
I ( M 'A I
NEWS
James Batchelder. lead r of the conjunction with the show. Tea an I
«* <b usand Girl Reserves are „h ere they arranged to mart tt rev- e,t Horton, Robert Amea, Audrey gredient* that they were able to
1
‘
’ Helvetia-Jackson Dairy
club, and wafers were served to the many busy rihearting
for “ The Myatic tra | ca„
ot p .tatoes from
‘ m i : oiresu r,
Hedda Hopper.
William
put out a very superior product.
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— ... - a- i ~ visitors,
i.it....
Flow, r-’, a musical
phantasy and section. Two
of these
car.i were Holden, Elizabeth
Forrester, Creigh-
W.
8.
Averill,
assistant
lounty
They have had some
advertising
The I.edles’ Aid “ f the Congre-rs
extra'agn nzi to be presented at loaded and dispatched from Bea- ton Hale, and Hallam Cooley.
gent, having arranged for a dairy i
printed,
and are gradually
in­
i
I.inco’n
High
School
Auditorium
in
ver.on this week.
nuTT1 h L “ dinrwTi'lt Thr'chu'rch L . «• «*• j“‘'«'ñg tour Satur.Uv after
HITEON CLUB MEETS
creasing their output. When inter-
noon. April 18, three dairy clulw
I T ac< , 4 v n n n
, i a w i - Portland, the evenings of Friday
The corporation lopes to be able B ASK ET
SOCIAL IS
■ewed they expressed
themselves
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10
JTrtw.^. A"; Roaed*i7csH V.“u "
A T SE L A N D E R HOME
ery pleased with t„heir prospects
to supply the local market with its
GIVEN
BY
STUDENTS
Robert, son of Mr
and Mia wjth William
Doem. Jr,, leader.
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These Girl Reieiv s are V. W
for being able to market a major
product in place of the potatoes
I- L. Myers is spending a week t>tw Farmington calf club with II.
HiUon club met April 16 at the C. A m m’ e n from 12 to 18 yean-
.. .
m- ricet-d here
. .
. ,
.
. , .
portion o f their crop at a much
with hi. grandmother. Mrs. Flo. H. Boge. leader, and the Helvetia- *om . of Mr. Carrie Selander near of , , r . They will be participant- T " ™
V*tree . ™ ? L T Vakim. « -
basket
social and entertam-
rnce Johnson o f Forest Grove
Jackson club
Beaverton wi h eleven members pre- in this production which will ^
^ ' ^ r organized t akima anu ment given
Saturday evening at better profit than as though they
A chimney Are at the home ot
At
Wm
Putnam's farm, near »ent. Each one brought and n ai ed presented in Portland for the first | 7 * 0" “ 1**
»rowers who
already
grange hall hy the students of shipped it out for the larger dis­
tributors to handle.
Mr». Kth#l Ivtward« taua-tl quite a Par mine ton two clia»«*B o f
» wild flower for roll call.
j time I s Ppjnsors state unreserv -
a e
m^. * in^
r^»n - the K>nton schawl was very well
It is from small beginnings like
^ o f g“ / ‘ tT T , 7 ,ut. " ; r
M ~ > ’ « .w .: and o n ..
.f y«ur.g
PUn. f..r th, co n u i« club year - « 7 7 7 •« * j ' ' 7
» 7 <?»■ • » ^ ; o? L « J * d o e. U T ! ^ ^
,t u 7 r * z * = \ * ~ _ * ' * r . ! “
thf* that great tmfbstries spring.
TUe lire can grit rrum the ktfrtv ‘n
were placed and reason* g1> - were discussed and the president “ utatandtng entertainment from a eral thousand dollars are sent from rec-ived from the sale of the Bas
this section to buy po:a.oes frem keti a>d caBdy ^ ^ i p „iied to Is it not possible that Beaverton
stove, but fortunately was extlng rn
rlm N
these
committees:
t„ . s;ecta ular standpoint but will ai-
the better organized communities buyinK .o n ,, equipment I®, the play may find that ftom developng her
uUhed Iwf.ue any damage was done
Th„ H.lv.tia-Jackson club
went pic. program, visit n*. fio-al, child ^ ** “ f
'« c r e s t to par- while
light here better
po:atoes
for tbe b .,, team
special crop« greater profits may be
u
d'5,“ rt"vr, t responded to , o (:onn<„ Brothrr, f . rm
r on. welf re, an I auditing.
‘ i ts and all other, interested .n
are giown but because o f lack of
Thi „o ^ r e m consisted of the fol- secured?
T
u ' r ? .r 7
W' r ' ' - 11 Station where two classes of
Mr,
Ada c . lllwl| g . v, . very .yW,nr P ” P * T ' P*rtl«'P*rta will marketing facilities and proper gra- ,owi
BUmbtr, : song by the t« i-
not needed as Mrs. Clement, sis
,
.
* * vr * ve.\y »/• Girl Reserves
from Pi rtlanj,
umg. the foreign market is patron- cher, Mrs Ruth HsrrisOn and Mis. TU A LATIN V A L L E Y
ter ..f Mr. Edwa.d., had succeed-
Wrl|
H .Uhelder -cored highest flow ^re'"*
°“
r' r ° "
Be.v r or,, and o 1, r cities in Ore
■zed. This is a definite step forwa.d Virginia Wight; address of welcome
gon.
rd in putting out the fire.
with Hi. per cent o f a ,wrfect score.
Delegatea were appointed to the
HAS W IN D STORM
---------------------by Francis Holboke; piano
duet.
Profits of the ent:-rttinment w II
Tualatin Chapter. (). K. 8., of Margret Cypher, Clara Tachaboid, County Federation meeting to be
On
Wednesday
of
last
week
the
Mary
Catharine
Hall
and
Eunice
be uatd to send descrv’ itg girls to
Hill.boro.
entertained
the
I9'tl and James Davidson tied for second j,eld at Scholls, April 27.
Tual-tin valley has teen for the
four-yeur-oki son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Snider;
jig dance.
Philip
summer camrs and c-nferences.
MatTont and Patrons of IVirtlami place with 82 per cent. Esther Boge
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last th ru days in the grip of one
J.
P.
R
oves
fell
from
an
embank-
Sales;
dance
and
song,
Eleanor
This
production
will
be
given
un­
and vicinity. Tuesday evening. .*. and Herbert Schneider of the Farm- | xt,’ Vf I k N * iT P .1 T l f l K TCI
of the worst wind storms ever ex­
der the
personal
direction -----
and iu
very clever minstrel show was pre ing n club nude gooil scores, too !
g ' / * i ,
„ «r* t v o m
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- - ment and fractured his left arm at Hemrich. Elva Miller, and Harry perienced in this
sheltered
spot.
the
elbow.
Ludwig;
piano
solo,
Kathryn
Pom-
••iited hy the Past Matron* of luv
The members attending from the BE G I V E N I I I A V E K I L L p e n is o n of Mrs. Henr • Brovi, Gen-
While Beaverton has been untouched
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eroy;
9cotch
dance
(in
costume),
Chapter-
Those attending
from Helvetia-Jckson club were: Wesley
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eral Chairman. The dances wilt hi
so far as immediate damage is cm -
SILENTLY PASSING
Alice Gembella; recitation, James
lira verton were Mr. and Mrs. S Batchelder,
J. William Batchelder,
The method o f preparing and 1 directed by Miss Ednn Agler. The
ceraed, the wind has whipped the
3, Richards; folk dance, upper grade
B 1-awrence, Mr a id Mrs. A. M. Margret
Cypher, Lovat llavidson, placing poiaon bait for gophers will dramatic part of the production will B -------------------------------------------
berry
bushes something terrible,
Jacob
Henry
Hanson.
80,
pioneer
»iris;
recitation.
Francis
Holboke;
Jannsrn, Mrs. J. W Rpr gu . Mr.. James Davidson.
Clara Tschub 1.1, 1 he demonstrated by W. S. Averill. be under the personal direction of
until it is feared that all blossoms
resident
of
Washington
county
and
song,
by
five
boys
of
upper
grades;
V. A Wood, and Mr. an I Mrs. R. ami Clarence Tachaboid.
assistant county agent, on the P. t Miss Jean Hail. Cth»ri in charge if
have been knocked off.
B Denney
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N.
Jorgensen farm, three miles various activities a r -‘ Mrs. Fred for many years an active worker folk dance, upper grade girls: re-
Reports from other places reveal
Lois Bierly; piano solo.
A Washington County Christian H E I V K I I A - J A G K S O N
northeast of Hillsboro. Monday, A- - Warner, Chairman
< f t'cket sale for community progress, died April citation,
that they have not been so for­
16,
at
his
farm
home
in
the
Scholls
Amos
b'lerly;
sorg,
upper
grade
Endeavor rally was held nt th • .
DAIRY CLUB MEETS pril 27'
1:3? p
commi tee; Mis. T.
K. «ichnrds.
He was girls; piano solo, Lois Bierly; song, tunate. There are more than a hun­
Gopheps are tiecoming active now chairman of finances, and Earle district near Beaverton.
Christian ( ’horch Sunday afterno-ui.
dred trees across the highway a-
bom in
Denmark,
December 20, Harry Ludwig and chorus.
and poison bait will be effective in Wellington, chairman of publicity.
Young people from different se«-
The Helvetia-Jackson Dairy club *|0ppinK their destruction.
1850. In 1875 he married Anna M.
At the close of the program the lrng what is known as the Wapin-
lions of the county were preseo.
met at the home of their leader.
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DONALD JOSSY SELLS Ripplinger. He is survived by his baskts were auctioned off Charles ita cut-off. Trees across light ani
power lines have put several places
wife, Anna Margaret, apd the fo l- Hemrich acted as auctioneer,
T h i ^ T W thr ^ m m V .
K INT0Jj¡ N ° W
HAS
FINE
BULL CALF lowing sons and daughters: Fred
in total darkness. Men working on
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to iHmst the State C. E. (onven jwrm] w|| call by giving the
FOUR
4-H CLUBS
high power lines have been blown
C. of Capitol Hill.
Frank J. of DECLAM ATION CON-
tion at Medford, April 2.1^. • S la t’ ,mmf af , j,re4>d 0f »wine.
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Donald Jossy. a member of the
iff an«l fallen to their death.
Scholls: Mrs E B. Christian. Port-
_ „ _ _
r ,v .,v
pre* ant James
• '
”l
Clara and Clarence Tschabo’d g ive
Kinton now has four 4-H clubs Rock Creek dairy club, sold one of land; Mrs. James Ryan. Multno-
The
housewives hereabouts are
1 E a I
io
G l\ E ls
1 or:land, talkeil about the BU
v # (ond demonstrarion on "fitt rg B pig club being organized this his fin, Holstein bull
calves this mah; Mrs. G. N. Mueller, Port-
lamenting the dust which scents to
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convention ami state field *»rr v r y
>n<| ^ „ w .p ^ ’ tht. dairy animal«.’’ week with six
members
Lelaml week to H
Townler.
owner of land; and Mrs. L. Lillegard of bea- _ The Beaverton Grad? School car- b. able to find i'.s way through so­
/• ,,'u,rrn*
■; ’ At th- next meeting, to be hold Hint is their leader The com club Multnomah dairy farm . Portland, verton. The funeral was held at the ried off honors in their division at lid brick and nrasonry walls. House-
world (
E ( »mention to Iw held „ ||w homc of ( .Ura , nil ,-|.r,.n0. ,i>Her
F|oyd Bifr,y rahbit cIub. Ore.
Holy Redeemer Chur>'h in Portland Hillsboro, last Frday, in the decla- clcanirg will all have to be done o -
Tschalsild,
Lovat
Davidson
and Emery VanKlcek. an«i sewing club.
The
dam of this calf is Aggie on Saturday, April 18, and the in- mation contest,
by winning
five ver again, but on the whole, while
the gale has lashed old buildings
.'arms Davidson will give a ile Mrs. ivy Flint. All the young folks Matador Lilith, a cow giving 41'
terment took place in Mt. Calvary
»"<• one second. The con te«
r.ionstration of “ judging
the dairy Brp very much interested in th«-ir lbs. o f milk a day with a 4.7 per
was held in the Christian Church. n nlaces until it was thought they
Read Edna Ferber’s
cemetery.
tew ."
club work, and are doirg good work. | cent butter-fat test.
The contestants, coming from all could no. stand up, there has been
serious effects
description of the great
Plans were perfected for a jud:;- ,
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over the <ounty were divided into ro very immediate
ing tour Saturday afternoon to the
sections, determined by the size of fe.t.
rush of the land seekers
William Putnam place near Farm­
the schools. There were foar sec­
ington and to th, Connell HiMthen
tions. Beaverton was in section two. LARGE CROWD A T­
in her brilliant stor>
Twin Fir farm near Connell S ta ­
Each section was divided into three
TEN DS CARD PARTY
tion
division. The first division included
speakers from the third and fourth
There were 149 paid admiss on*
grades. The second was speakers
MISSIONARY STUD Y
to the «ard party held Saturday
from the fifth and sixth grades.
HAS MEETING
evening in the Masonic hall.
A
Speakers in the seventh and eighth
l( is a story oi
grades were in the third division. nice program was tendered consis-
‘ ing of tr-e following numbers: dan­
The Missionary Stu iy e'as- being
In each divis'on there were hu­
the opening
cing and singing by Ralph
and
< opducted under the leadership ot
morous and dram «tic speakers.
H
war«;
Markworth
accompanied
at
Mrs. Ray McMinn
nut
at the
of Oklahoma
Beaverton winners were as fo l­
ehurt-h last Thursday with an .a-
lows; 1st division— dramatic. Veld- j the piano hy their mother, vocal
beginning
tendance of tw enty-two ladies. Tlu»
on B ge, fiist. and humorous, Cath- solo’s by Harris Hanson accompan­
devotional service w i.i led Iy Mis
ryn Van Kleek, first; second div­ ied by Mrs Er ckson, reading by
with the rush
McMinn. Mrs. R. B. Pe-iney gave
ision-dram atic, Lyman Webb, first, Katherine VanKleek.
a review of the bqok entit'ed “ In­
across the border oi April
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____ _ Hulett. se-
«Mrs L. Stark won high score,
and __________
humorous, I Russel
dia Looks to <htp Future” , which
cond; third division—dramatic, Ruth ! Mrs.' J. H Hulett second and Mrs
22, 188Q, and pictures all
was followed by a discus,sion of
Hopper, first, and humorous, Dona Withers consolation, Fritz Jacobsen
India. A d-ligrtful p-t luck lunch
won men's high score. Geo. Imlay,
Rae Howard, first.
the romance and adven
was served, after which a short
Evelene Young
of Kinton won second, and Sam Lawrence, low.
business meeting was held, The Aid
tureincidenttothe pioneer
The following committee were in
first prize in her division.
will serve its annual spring dinner
charge, Mrs. A. E. Hanson, Mrs.
tile in and the develop­
¿on Thursdsy
evening. April t’O.
Harry Bear, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
D YN AM ITE DITCH ON
’The negt meeting o f t-he study
Crcig, R. R. Summers and
Mrs.
ment of a great state. In
class will be held Thursday, May
JORGENSEN
FARM Elmer Stipe.
7, at 11:00 a.m. All ladies are
cordially welcomed.
Nine cents per lineal foot ot S U N D A Y SCHOOL A T ­
ditch for the powder and one day
RABBIT CLUB
TO
of labor for three men was the cost TE N D A N C E INCREASES
of dynamiting an open drain ditch
GIVE
A
PROGRAM
Edna Ferber has given us
recently on the P. M. Jorgensen
With the coming of good weather
farm, northeast of Hillsboro. The Sunday school attendance has in-
a great American classic
A
play, “ Golden Rule
Rabbit
completed ditch was approximately creased. There were 117 last Sun-
’ Club” , composed by Philip snd I/eo
picturing one of the great­
two feet wide at the bootom. three day at Bethel Sunday school, which
Sayles, wss adopted at the Gold
and one-half feet deep and three was the largest
attendance
for
Medal Babbit dub meeting as the
est periods of American
nnd one-half feet wide at the top. | some time with the exception of
main act to be given at the Grange
The more than 700 feet of ditch Easter Sunday.
history in a picturesque
Hall on May 2nd.
was
left clean after using the pow- j A part o f the evening
prayer
The meeting, a special one called
setting. It is a story you
der. Ash hrush grew closely along meeting hour on Weilnesdays is tie
for that purpose, was held » t H.
either side of the old shallow ditch t ing used to study the Book nf Acts,
will not want to miss, and
F,. VanKleek's. Every member of
before the powder was used. The We hope many will avail them-
the club thinks well o f the play.
brush was cleaned out along one selves o f this opportunity t i par-
you can read it aerially in
A poem to he given hy James
side and the new ditch dug in one ticipate in a helpful and interest
RitehnnU, is th? other act o f the
i 1 o Beaverton Review
operation with the dynamite.
ing study of the Bible.
enterta'nnient.
STARTING THIS WEEK
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