m t ¡1er again W Clacker was not they'll do a lot of good If they ju»t M R S. TH OM PSO N G IV
lax in
hi*
prediction» of what let folk* know they »re rvnlly in
EN S U R P R I S E P A R T Y
would happen Judging from the
terented in civic
matter»,
»chool
verbal report* that were current matter», «octal affair*, lodge hu»i
Mr*. Or ml Thompson » » « given
t hi»
about town this was going to be m s», youthful n» in I it y. and
one of the meeting' you read about j type of activities
It might lie that ii «urpriae birthday party W ednes
day night by friends
The evening
hut seldom, at most not more than they could, even, sort of unite till»
was spent playing card». Refresh
once or twice in
a lifetime, have place on a program o f «unie kind,
ii lent» o f sandwiches, cake and c o f
th«- opportunity to attend Now, I even though it l-e no more than
do not attend the meetings o f the getting fellow* to i|i nearer what fee were serve I at a late hour,
Among those present
were: Mr.
chih regularly, have not been do
they want their neighbors to do.
ttnd Mrs J. II. Ilulett mid family,
ing so though the doings were seen
Mr and Mrs. W aller Melzer, Ifert
and Imard and carefully recorded.
Tlie Mann Electric Shop at M y r
Pelahe, Mr. and Mrs
Fred llraun
(hie member, I was not able to tle 1’oint waa sold recently.
and two sons, Mr. an«l Mrs Juo
s«-e his f»«-e in the glotimy room,
Const met ion is practically com
Bush, Mr and Mis. Stvurd, and Mr.
got to hia feet and inaiste«! that a
i píete,I on the new state tuherculoal» onl Mrs O u st Thompson and two
commina« should be
appointed to hospital at Salem
sons.
dtaft some sort o f rules to govern
The city o f Baker has installed
the organisation
He said that un
The construction
of the J.iM.ood
til folks knew something o f
t h e two modern Inlilp posts at the In
high school building at Morrill wilt
tersertion o f Main .Street nnd Vat
aims am) purposes o f the club,
start »tain
there was not likely to lie much in ley Avenue
ti rest taken in the pr weeding*.
Mr Shoreman got to hi* feet and
»
made quite a long
speech Not
that there was much to what
he
said, hut his refrain seemed to lie
that “ there wasn't any use o' havin'
any writin’ as they never had any
t-efore
The club likely as nut'll not
last long an' what was the use t ■
>
spend a lot o' time fixin' up a hunch
w i ¡tin’ any w i>
Just about the time Shoreman sat I A
diwn W
Cracker came down the j jP
aisle mumbling something to hint -i 4
self.
He was s o intent on some 8
tiling that he sort of
stumbled 18
along
Getting over to where I 'A
i uld hear whst he was saying, all A
I could catch was that he “ never
knew before that there were
so ^
many blankety blank liars In town." 18
Now I don't knew what he could \0
have meant by such talk
They «ay f
that his w ife cried herself to sleep 4
that night, that she was sick for 0
days after the meeting and that ^
she never has held her head quite A
so high right here in town ever I ^
since that night But then when one A
aces her away from h me she sure 'A
struts around like «he was the ho** ^
of all creation
A
Phone Beaverton 0855
Next w«*ek there will be nnotnei 4
meeting of this club, 1 supp «o that
il will la- at tht call of the Presl
__
dint, though I really don’t know. I f ' .
I can pry the information nut
of
1
anyone. I ’ll try to lie theiv and get
a record o f the doings. From what
I can ht-ar, people are interested in
what these people aim to do. O f
course they may not ij much, hut
Some A ctivities o f Local
Club As Told
fo r observation
the Misses
high school
KV _ » . . .
Nelson
ana .
Struthers,
George Mapes o f the Scholia dia
trict was in town Monday.
Godfrey.
,
t
K,v 1 Urke ,,th* n
‘i" Te7 'm
member« to tell the club how they
Robert I arson from Aloha
was became members of their respective
transacting business in
Beaverton callings. Himself, he said, was des
Monday.
tired for a profeasin by his par
Mrs. I. L. Mi relock is very ser ents and that after looking over
iously ill at her home south o f the doctors, lawyers, dentists, and
other professions, he decided to be-
Beaverton.
c me a preacher.
Orval Thompson returned Tues
Some o f the members told very
day from a week's visit with rela
interesting tales o f how they came
tives at Mono.
to follow their callings.
Dentists,
Edward Boring o f Portland vis- grocers, hankers,
teachers,
sales-
ited his mother, Mrs. Manley U n men, garagemen. and others
told
derhill, Monday.
interesting events
leading
up to
their
entry on
their
vocations
Dallas Murray has purchased a
These were
interspersed with an-
Dodge truck and i* hauling saw- ;
eciotes by the
Rev. Clarke who
dust to Portland.
acted as a sort o f toastmaster.
P. M Madden reports renting to
J. E. Kemper the R. Summers house ( LI B
PLANS EVE
on Watson street.
NING
PRO G RA M
Mrs. Elisabeth McGowan is quite
improved since her
illness being 1
Beaverton Chamber o f Commerce
able to get out o f doors agath.
meeting this week
convened
at
lawrence SI cum and Robert Me- their chambers Wednesday evening.
Millan o f lexington. called on Lewis M«rch 2 with probably as large an
Allyn, a former, classmate, Monday attendance
as has
graced
such
gathering
for
some
time.
The
names
Parbar* Wildman
returned from
Jackson and
H. M
the hospital last
Saturday and is o f Willard
rapidly recovering
atjon
from
her oper-
Katherine Denney spent Tuesday
•ml W ed o tftey at her home here
She returned to Salem, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Anna Ashahr o ( Hillsboro
and Mrs H. C. Gilbert o f Salem
spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at
the R B. Denney home.
„
,
,
.
One evening the latter part
of
last week thieve, stole M a iler A an
J“
■ 'Y
_U T “
™ « 'e r e d this
week by the Portland police.
B* rn<,s wer'' r« ,d
ar‘ * *»>ese men
i ae.eptej as members.
Communications
were read from
Standard Oil O».. the Nehalem Rod
and Gun
club, and the Portland
Chamber o f Commerce
Mayor Wilson described at length
an appointment made for Chambers
o f Commerce o f
Hillsb rv>. Forest
Grove, Aloha, Huber, and Beaver-
ton to
meet
with the highway
commission at Portland
Thursday
m crring Man.h 3, at nine o V k k
Oelegates
to this
meeting were
asUe<, an<J a numb„
si ified their
intentention o f going.
la s t year Donald Jossy o f the
Rivk Creek club was awarde«i the
Holstein calf
at the State fair:
Robert Toelle
o f the same
club
placing second. This year Holstein,
Guernsey and Jersey calves will be
..warded the club members making
the best records at the State fair.
C E D A R M ILL
B A R N E S B R IE F S
mer 'f was discussed, but the Cham-
1>er. decided not
tv> take
on this
pr^,*ct at tbis time,
Plans were started looking to an
entertainment to be held at Drift
Inn Tuesday evening.
March 22
when- each member o f the Cham-
ber is to invite a guest from some
realization outside o f Beaverton,
Willard Jackson was appointed by
President Richey to head the enter-
tainment committee for the evening
and d W . Sprague was made chair-
man c* a committee on arrange-
ments.
Mrs. Orval Thompson and b r o
sons returned Sunday evening from
Forest Grove, where she had spent
several days visiting at the home
o f her sister, Mrs Fred Braun.
The local 4-H club leaders will
meet at the home o f Mrs. F. D
Peck, Friday afternoon to discuss
plans for their program to be pre-
sented at the next county meeting
tc be held in Hillsboro.
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(Cont. from Correspondent Page)
at their new home on the Tualatin
river.
Conrad Algesheimer’s house
on
The matter o f Mrs. Chas. Hines's
Allen avenue has been rented to J. showing some o f her pictures of
Skidn* re, through negotiations in- this vicinity at
a meeting
to be
stituted by P. M. Madden.
sponsored by the Chamber o f Com-
Leo Kerr o f Laurel is occupying
the O. V. Helms residence in Wood-
land Acres, having rented the same
from the Madden Realty Co
"
Henry Akin a form er
resident
• f this plaie. now living in Klam-
ath rails was in town several days
this week. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Akin.
A marriage license was issued
this week in Portland to Charles A
Keppler, Jr., o f Portland, and Shir-
ley E. Stafferd o f Sixth and Erickson
streets, Beaverton.
(Continued from Krönt l'a g i'i
Shady Brook s calf club
under
the leadership of O M. M.IVuigall,
ha- turned in an enrollment o f 10
1 -i* o
i n . i l i i . i m aw
r a .l.i
a »• I
1 1 u r li
memlers
including w grad«'
and
High
sc ho 1 student* One member of the
club is on rolled in Division Thre«'
which is the producing cow divia-
ii n. It ia the ambition o f thia club
to have every
member
able to
test milk for hutterfat by the Bab
cock method.
A. C. Warren is again leading
the l'eorlick
calf club composed
o f five members. Do«'rink district
is at the head o f Sivggin
Creek
Last year the club represent«*! only
two families but carried on a com
plete program including local ex
hibits. and in addition exhibits at
the County fair.
The last club t«> be reorganize«!
is the Ros«>d»le calf club with nine
members, Wm
IViern,
Jr., again
being loader. This dub is composed
of five girls a ml four boys; all the
member* but one already have their
calves and are folkvwing the feed-
>ng and care program outlined by
the leader.
C alf club work this year w ill in
clude at least three field days when
judging o f cattle,
hogs and sh«>ep
will be the order o f the day. The
culmination o f the judging contests
will be the selection «if teams to
represent the county at the State
fair and Pacific International L iv e
stock show
Mis. Calvin Katterman entertained
the Cornell R ad l-adies’ dub at the
h me o f her sister-in-law,
Mrs.
Philip Thorne.
A pleasant a fte r
noon was reported by the members.
Mrs. Katterman has recently moved
from this community to Portland.
B y T illie T a ttle r
(Continued from Front l ’â g e )
see anything but
lu.k that would
j w
him from
ab|* to gam
his ends by playing the j«-alou»y
of the one lesder against the other
Sort «>f reckon«-«! without a boat, so
to speak.
Just by rare good luck 1 got into
the
nit-eting at
all.
Strolling
aroun«t town
a*
is my
habit, I
happened to (Miss the Rendezvous
a t a late hour that evening and
thi ugh the dimly lightt-d windows
| saw a lot o f shadowy forms At
the end o f the block I turned to
retrace my steps aiut noticed that
people were
leaving the place in
two« or groups ix-nlaining more or
less p»>ople. Some were «-arnestly
talking to their companions, tome
seemed eager to get home a no to
bed while others lingeivd at the
walk, seemingly
engross«*) in an
earnest discussion o f some impor
tant matter.
‘‘ Been having a meeting o f some
kind?"
1 inquired
of
Talkative
I’arber.
His companion o f the moment. A
A. Attorney sn*-er«'d. “ If you want
to call it such.1’
Then looking squarely in my eye
he went on, “ I don’t »«««• what folks
are thinking anyway
“ Why, what's the matt«-r?**
In
nocently enough.
1 did not know
what nia«ie him so surly. He usually
is rather good-natured.
I ’ve seen
him hold the hand
o f his
lady
client and patting it. cooing like a
turtle «love
and
smiling in that
ingratiating
manner
of his.
He
l rally has a way with the ladies
l'se«l to take
his sister
out t«>
roa ¡houses in
this vicinity nnd
claimed he never saw anything out
of the way at such places E very
thing was all
right he was sure.
Then it occurred
to me
that
maybe that meeting that was g o
ing to he called by the members
o f the club might he taking place.
I found a few people in the room
but no great
excitement.
E very
thing seemed to be going smooth
ly- as you please.
I had t>een hearing reports o f
what B. Tonian was going to do
just as soon as that club got to-
Among those from Cedar Mill a t
t t l H
tending the Huber card party Sat
IS
RE-O RG ANIZED urday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
______
The Corn Huskers
Corn
Club Robert Graves, Mrs. Fuer, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Satchel, Mr. and Mrs.
have reorganized tor the 1932 club
James Walters, Mr. and Mrs. X. P
season Officers elected are: E. E.
Johnson. Mrs. Sam Walters,
Miss
Guerbe-r, leader; Wesley Batchelder.
Jessie Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve
president;
W ilfred Grossen,
Vice
Owens, Mrs. Lily Owens, Mr. Com
President; Donald Jossy, Secretary
mon?, Frank Parmer, Mr and Mrs.
and Earle Jossy, Sergeant o f arms
B. B Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Sand-
The other members of the club are
At 12:26 P. M., February 29 a
strom.
James Davidson and Elwin Groes-
b >’ was born to Mrs. John Rowe o f
beck.
Beaverton at the W ilcox memorial
R ID D L E S
hospital. He weighed 8 pounds 13H w ™ *
had
a « » * « " « at
ounces,
ounces, as reported in a Portland
° me ° f thelr
pres,dent’
" «le y
Batchelder, February 25. A t that
Why can’t students whisper in
paper
time they made out their year’s pro- school?
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rohrer and gram which consisted o f the foll-
Because it isn’t aloud.
uaughter
have moved
into the owing meetings: February 1932, plan
W hy is the letter “ F ” like a
h<.use on First St. form erly occn- p: gram ;
March
1932,
practice cow’s tail?
pie! by Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mas- crops judging; April 1932, testing
Because it’s the last o f beef.
ters. Mr. and Mrs. Masters
are seed corn, preparing seed bed: May-
What does a stone become in
living in the Reed house on Lorn- 1932, corn planting: June 1932, re- water ?
a™ bt-
port o f summer school; July 1932,
Wet.
On which side o f the pitcher is
While
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George croPs Jude mg :
August 1932, in-
Mapes
were
away
fncjn
home 'P e ft 'on tour; September 1932, fairs; the handle?
On the outside.
Wednesday evening, someone broke f,ctcbet
1932, selecting
exhibits;
into their milk house and stole 6 November 1932, completion o f club
W hat makes a pair o f boots?
Two boots.
gallons of cream. This is the se- year-
When is a cow not a cow?
conj time
the house
has been
The prize money fo r the highest
W’ hen it's turned into a field.
broken in.
; scoring club members in the club
What comes after
buttermilk?
Mrs. Elmer Stipe entertained the
* side„ , by, th* ' lubvwas award-
Butter.
r riendship Bridge Club on Wednes- ^
' ' e<‘k y
Batchelder.
first
W'hat comes after butter?
day afternoon.
Mrs.
Blasser
and ,1 0 ° and Donald Jos*y second, *.70.
Cheese.
Mrs. F. G. Donaldson were guests
L o v it ^«vidson
and Ernest Tscha-
What comes after cheese?
of the club. High score was held fcalt’ both charter members a f the
Mice.
by Mrs Otto Erickson, Mrs
Geo club‘ bave
eompelled to leave
Blasser low.
i the club because
of their
a g e .1 When is a chicken’s neck like a
„ . , _
„
They have both reached the age of i beH’
Herbert H
Hauser
secretary tc 19.
When it’s rung for dinner,
the Public Utilities Commissioner,
j arnes Davidson j ined the club
When may a ship be said to be
ar A. r .Harvey, rate expert, tra f- this meeting.
They now have six in love?
iic department. Public Utilities Com- members
When she wants a mate,
miss toner, from Salem, were here
next meeting will be held at
Who is the oldest lunatic on re-
u®,nt's-, regarding the Garden Earle and Donald Jossy's on March cord?
Home busses in response to a let- 2i
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rim es out o f mind
ter written by your editor.
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Beaverton
or Hillsboro
(M ain St.)