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VOLUME X, NO. 28
Beaverton, Washington Countv, Oregon.
PLANS I’ROGRESSING
FOR "HAPPY DAYS”
W
9
Boy Wins Contest
Outlaid Jossy Enters 1%
Column Inches In 4-11
News Contest
HAS MANY ACTIVITIES
I. a
S tM b n
of Three
Club» -Dairy, fo rm and 1*1*
Ifcinald Joaay, »on of Mr. arid
Mr». K. II Joaay of Kock C m k , ■»
winnor of tha 1 »:« 4 -H New» writ-
•nir e ntaai apon»ore,| by the Ora
tion State
M ltortal
Association.
*'"■» pri«* In th e ro u te .t
|. ,
ncholarahip to the I II club auinmer
»rbool at the Oregon Slate Colley...
June 13th t> 26th. Karl Joaay, a
brother of Donald, waa atate win
ner laat year in the aame »-n t.a i
During the |>aat four year» of
(tub work Donald ha» msiie a very
enviable record. The winning of the
llolatein heifer calf donated by the
Ml Angel »lock farm» at the atate
fmr laat year and Champion Dairy
Showman at the I’aciflc Interna
thmal l.iveatork Show In It*:t0 are
oulatandlng.
lie haa during
the paat
four
y*nr» won four championahipa, four
teen tirata, four aeronJa, one third,
feur fourth», two Aftha. o n e aiath.
one eighth and one ninth Ilia win
ning» include four acholarahipa hi
the 4-H »ummer arhool at C-urialli»
liendra a conaiderablr aum In caah
premium.
Tor hi» Aral year in club work
Donald entered the Rock Creek calf
club owning and raring for a »e
nior heifer calf which placed Arat
in rlub and open rla»a and waa
»hown to Arat place in llol.tein
»howmanahip ronteat That fall hia
heifer placed nghth at the Paci
fic International
To r the 1929 Club year [l naid
purrhaaed a purebred
heifer calf
which placed flral In club and aec-
nnd in open claaaea, »hoaving tht«
«»If
he waa
awarded HoDtein
•howmanahip and champion »how
manahip over all breed» Me wa>
high »coring individual In the live-
• tuck ju d g in g ro n teat a t the C oun
ty T a ir and a m em ber of the team
rep reaen tin g W ashington C ounty nt
the S ta te T air.
Donald exhibited a senior year
ling llolatein heifer in 1930, which
placed first in the club claaa arm
flrat in the open claaaea, while in
»howmanahip he placed first in
Holstein and champion ever all
breed» at the County Fair. At tlte
S u te Ta ir
he finished third in
»howmanahip while he showed hi»
heifer to first place In her cías».
It wa» at the Parif.c Internation
al Livestock
ahow in 1930 that
Donald placed firwt
in H ’atein
»howmanahip, wa» champion dairy
showman and tied for the grand
champion cattle showman, over all
breeds including beef cattle. Hi»
heifer placed fourth in the »enior
yearling class.
Along with hia c»lf club project
hr carried a pig and corn project
H i» junior gilt
won second ptac.
• I the County Fair and fourth at
the Internacional
In addition he
placed fifth
in hog ahowmatiahip
In corn club work he grew an acre
of com exhibiting at the Cominer
ci»l National Hank context, Hills
boro .m l at Pnrlland Donald »• «
nigh score man on the enpa i U. i -
tf'ng team at the County Fair and
» member of the crop» judging team
winning first at the Pacific Inter
national Land Products .how
In the HMl club
year Donald
w »» a mem tier of three clubs, own
ing two animal, in a dairy club
• leader in pig club and the owner
I
N om inations
fur can d id a tes for
i i|uven of th e “ H appy D ays’’ cala-
lirat.o n closed Monday noon, Ju n e
II. T here a re Ava can d id a tes from
. H illab co, one from
lu u r e l, one
from Aloha an d one fro m N orth
Plains The candidates, G loria C oul Water Will Uc
Purcha«ed
te r, M ildred Donelaon, T tllle Huff
From
Phil
Pulaky,
Of
man, Klda llerah ey
and
Lucille
lla rty ,
H illsboro,
Je a n Tannock,
Weasintfer Sprin**
N orth lla m a , M aria .Schmidt, L a u r
el and
Klixabeth
Hay»,
Aloba,
BILLS ACTED UPON
were fo rm ally introduced
a t the
C ham ber <j J Com m erce
luncheon,
Ju n e A by paat queens A lm a V a r l.'vvrnaore
Wiahaa
Insurance lor
n er, I.ucile Cook Kdigvr and Gladys
tha
V olunteer F irem rn
; K u ratli. T h ere ie an increaaing dc-
I inarul each
day
for vote», and a
P ro b ab ly th e im p o rtan t
fe a tu re
heavy vote
ia
expected
(n Ulia
i of th is week ■ Council
m eeting
y e a r's ro n teat.
K ntriea a re »till being made in w as the p a ssin g of O rdinance No,
fo r tno p u r
the cham pionship
w alking cunteat 13d, which provide»
fro m P o rtla n d to H illsboro w ith a ch asin g o f w a te r from the Wenn
T his -cd inance, •-
to ta l of :t4 e n tra n ts
to
d ate II in g er Spring»
provisions,
make* it
from P o rtla n d ,
and
th e balance mong o th e r
from o th e r cities of O r r g a
and m an d ato ry th a t, when the contem
the N orthw vat. An e n try of unusual plated c o n tra c t is entered into oe-
in te re st ia th a t of W ilfred Good tw een the Tow n of B eaverton and
m an, 1 f Milverton, O regon, who ia Phil L. Polsky, th a t the tow n nuy
P-Jaky a n j from no
I tw elve y ears old and s ta te s th a t hr w a te r from
ia tra in in g daily and
will surely o th e r p a rty so long aa Polsky can
; w.n one o f the p rises in th e rare. supply a sufficient am o u n t i f w a
te r for th e T ow n's needs
He ie a stu rd y , ath le tic hoy.
! Special inducem ents a re being of-
A m ong o th e r pro vis.on* o f tne
frrc d to som e young couple to be con tem p lated co n tract, which is to
m arried ia the au d ito riu m Sunday be d raw n along the lines i f the
th a t the a g re e
a ftern o o n . J u ly 3. The w edding will ordinance, provide
lie an im pressive and solem n affair, m ent shall ru n te n y ears, th a t
I w ith the flow ers, music, etc., th a t until Polsky has been reim bursed in
full fo r the expense uf ir.ataUing
w»<uld lie had otherw ise.
th e p lant th e w a te r w ill co st the
1). U. V. MEMBERS VIS tow n 10 re n ts per hundred cubic
fr e t and th a t a f l A the coat has
IT IN HILLSBORO been
paid th a t w ater will coet ten
cen ts per hundrre' cubic fre t. O th
Mrs. Celia llu le tt and d a u g h te r e r details cover rig h t-o f-w ay , ow n
Jo y , Mrs Alice Adam» and Mrs. e rsh ip , etc.
Y iigm ia S tu m p atten d ed th e m e e t
T our new s tre e t lights a re to
ing uf th e H illsboro
te n t of the be installed, - o r a t the “Y -’ e a st of
D eu g h ters o f Union
V eteran» of tow n, an o th e r a t the w est “ Y’’, one
the Civil W ar, laat M' « d a y eve- • t the corner of Second and W at
. ning. The S ta te d e p a rtm e n t p re s i son. and the o th e r a t C edar S t. and
d ent, Mr«. B erth s B ergm an, made Canyon road.
h er official v isit to th e te n t m a t
b ills allow ed and ordered paid
evening
to ta l $1,033.91, and include $363.77
The in itia to ry degree w as put on
fu r w ater, $18 fo r auditing, the
and a new m em ber
added to the
sam e am o u n t fo r cleaning out the
te n t.
reserv o ir. $26 fo r
T eal, W infree
V isitors w ere present from the McCulloch, and S h uler fo r an opin
Salem ,
P o rtla n d
and
H caverten ion o f th e v alidity o f certain bonds
te n ts.
T h ere w ere eig h t sta te d e the
city
co ntem plated
issuing,
p artm en t officers p resent.
$61 17 fo r building a ». dewalk in
A fte r the m eeting,
a delig h tfu l fro n t of the C ity Hall, and o th ers
lunch
w as served It consisted of too num erous to roen iien
. sandw iches, pickles, cake, stra w b e r
T h e Council w ent on record as
ries and ice
cream .
D uring the being in fav o r
o f an occupation
lunch tim e a n in te re stin g pro g ram ta x , and the M ayor ap p o in t« ! E.
was rendered.
M arsh and
H M. B arnes
on a
lion. J . G. C ham bers, D ep artm en t com m ittee to d r a f t a schedule of
Ju d g e A dvocate and an old Civil th e am o u n ts business houses w ere
W ar v eteran over 90 y e a rs old, to pay. C ertain ditches w ere o r
san g a so k s “Old Black Jo » “ He d ered cloaed an d tile laid.
also gave an in te re stin g reading
J u s t w h a t actio n w as taken is
not ex actly cle a r
to
the w riter,
MRS. TOZIER CALLS
bu t the R ecorder is ex pec ted to r e
ON KINTON FRIENDS ceive re p o rts o f lota which a re
■uitabl fo r cu ltiv atio n , evidently
M rs P earl Toxier, Sherw ood, who w ith the idea th a t th ese parcels
w as th e principal of K inton school may be m ade use of. The R ecord
fo r a couple o f years, ab o u t th ree e r w as in stru cted to w rite ce rta in
re g ard in g
the
y ears mg's w as in tow n la st S a tu r p ro p e rty ow ners
o f sidew alks
which
day and made calls on som e of her co n stru ctio n
have been ordered built or repaired.
frien d s here. M rs. Toxier waa a d in
F. W L iverm ore, fire chief, ap
n er gu est a t th e home of M r. and
peared in behalf of securing in
Mr». A gleaheim er.
M rs. Toxier
has
recen tly
won surance fo r the v olunteer firem en.
For Water Contract
I
th ro u g h a co n test on h isto ry outline»
h a lf of th e expence of trip to A las
ka. The >4itline had its o rig in in work
done in K inton g rsd e school by the
cla ss o f 1928 and is th e re fo re a r e
flected honor on K inton.
IVAH KINGSTON MAR
RIES PETER LUDWIG
The m a rria g e o f Ivah B. K ing
sto n , local telephone o p e ra to r, and
P e te r A. L uJw ig w as
solem nized
a t th e home of th e b rid e's p a re n ts,
Mr. and Mrs.
Eli K ingston.
at
Scholls, 8.16 S a tu rd a y
Kred L ud
w ig was b est m an and M ary K in g
ston, m aid o f honor.
Rev. Geo. N. T ay lo r p erfo rm ed
/ th e cerem ony.
The bride w ore a p re tty frock
ed
-d < heaterwhite gilt He was .1 «, of beige flo t crepe and w hite lace,
• member of the Corn
Huaker. and ca rrie d
a bouquet. The maid
c«.rn club, growing one acre or of honor w ore a rose dross and
Minnesota No. 1.1 corn in the Com- w ore a corsage bouquet.
inerclal National Hank c m content
Im m ediate relativ es w ere p resen t
At the fain, last f.|| h„ „ hib. ut th e cerem ony.
Mr. ond M rs. Ludwig a re living
• ted two
holatem heifers winning
first m division one and
four in on th e F a rm in g to n road
diviMun two. First in the Holstein
showmanship and champí, n show- BETHEL LADIES’ AID
nun of all breeds at the County
4-H SUMMER SCHOOL
TO START SOON
W ashington county's
delegation
to the 4-H club sum m er session a t
C orvallis w ill leave here M onday
1 m orning ovar the O re g -n Electrse.
| T hey re tu rn
home Ju n e 25. A t
tendance th is y ear.
according to
the p resen t
re g istra tio n ,
will be
considerably leas
th a n th e 73 of
la s t year. The scholarship fee for
th is y ear has been
reduced from
$16 to $18.
A th irty -m in u te radio broadcast
will be given over KDAC from 8
to H:30 p. m. F rid ay , Ju n e 17, by
th e d eleg ates from W ashington and
Colum bia counties.
S um m er school stu d en ts a s lis t
ed by W S. A verill, a s s is ta n t c un-
ty a g e n t, arc a s follow s:
H arvey Storey, G eorge B arkley,
C larabelle
Mill»,
all
of F o rest
G rove; B a rb a ra E nshede, Je a n P e r
son, M ary P eterson, D orothy Stein-
ke, G race B -w taan, A nn M unkers,
M arjorie A dam s; C arol C oulter, El-
ean o r B endler, Cbnnie P eterson, M il
dred M orrill, Tom Bronleew e, Ad
ria n H om ecker, I>on Wick, Lloyd
Selfridge,
John
Person.
R ussell
C rocker C larence Rash. N olan Fur-
row , H a rry W ojohn, Royal G ard
n er, Jam es H ughes, all of H ills
boro;
M arg aret
C ypher.
N orth
P lains; Jam es D avidsoa. Irene C a r
les, M a rg aret
B atehelder, W ilma
P a trh e ld e r, H illsboro route one; N o
lan V anD om elen, Hknka ro u te th re e ;
F ran ces D etriek, D onald Jossy, <>r
I.in n to n ro u te tw o; Jo h n Lindow,
P o rtlan d route tw o; C atherine Boge,
H elen B tg n ell, Melba H averstick,
all o f IfUlaboro route
Ave; Jack
C henow eth, Joseph Clienoweth. E-
laine B eckett, all o f 'Sherwood,
ro u te fo u r; fvan Riariy, Amos Bier-
ly,
B eaverton,
ro u te
8;
H-nne
C hurchly, Ed. Setnicker. John San-
to ra, B eaverton route one; D M e r tu
Dean, G eorgia
K am berger. Rhoda
T hyng. M arie Sam s, all of B eaver
ton: C arl S anberg, E lm er Schulz.
D orothy W altm an.
all of G arden
Hom e; D orothy U pchurch, P ortland,
route six
I
TIGARD GRANGE HAS
INTERESTING MEET
T ig ir d g ra n g e N o. 148 held an
in te re stin g m eeting on W ednesday
evening, Ju n e 1st. F o u r new m em
ber» feoeived th e bird a n d fo u rth
deg rees
M any v isito rs from o u t
side g ra n g e s w ere present, and the
drill team under th e leadership j f
M rs. Cook su rp assed
all previous
perform ances, d raw in g h earty and
prolonged applause w ith th e ir many
and
in tric a te
d rills. T he tahleau
team
under th e m anagem ent of
M rs. B ailey also added much charm
and beau ty to th e evening's e n te r
ta in m e n t
,
S ta te M aster Glover w as present
and gave an e n te rta in in g talk, fa l
lowed by M r. K ru g e r from L en t's
g ra n g e also M r. S la u g h te r, M aster
of Salem g range, and M rs. Slaugh
te r.
P lan s
w ere
discussed for
reaching Silverton d u rin g the ses
sion o f th e S tate G range on Ju n e
14th to 17th. R efreshm ents w ere
served a t a late hour to about one
hundred.
BEAVER CHAPTER
P. N. G. CLUB MEETS
HOLDS A MEETING
WITH MRS. JEN NE
|
The P a st N M e G rands C lub of
th e B eaverton Rebekah lodge m et
W ednesday a t th e
hom e of M rs.
l e t tie Jen n e in P o rtlan d , w ith nine
m em bers p resen t.
A d elig h tfu l pot luck dinner w as
served a t noon
a fte r
a business
session the club adjourned to meet
next m onth a t th e h;vne o f Mr*.
C. J . Kielman.
$1.50 Per Veaf
Friday, June 10, 1932
B eaver C h ap ter No. 106 held its
re g u la r
m eeting W ednesday eve
ning. S everal out-of-tow n m em bers
w ere present. A fte r the exem pli
ficatio n of the
in itia to ry w ork a
b eau tifu l floral degree w as co n fer
red on Mrs. Doro Stipe, in honor
of h er app o in tm en t as G rand r e
p re sen tativ e fo r the G rand C hapter
of C onnecticut a t the G rand C hap
te r in P ortland n ext week.
Republican County
Committee Meets
Jay Gibson Is Elected As
Chairman, Despite His
Many Objectons
HULETT IS NEW SEC.
M
P. Cady
Is
N aaied For the
M talr (Jornm itleem anahip
The R epublican C ounty C om m ittee
for W ashington county met T ues
day uf th is week in the
basem ent
of th e co u rt house «» H tllsb co. J .
W H ughes, the chairm an for the
o rg an izatio n fo r last y ear railed the
m eeting to order a t tw o o ’clock in
the a ftern o o n
and appointed J a y
Uibson. c a sh ier of the G aston S ta te
B ank to a c t a s tem p o rary se c retary
pro tern.
Several nom inations w ere made
fo r ch airm an but th o se nam ed d e
clined fo r various reasons and Mr.
G ib » « w as then nom inated and u-
nanim ously
elected as
perm an en t
chairm an fo r the ensuing tw o y ears
J. II. H u le tt w as then elected sec
re ta ry o f th e o rg an izatio n . I t is on
ly fa ir to Mr. Gibson to s ta te th a t
he made stren u o u s objection» to be
ing made ch airm an but bis objec
tions w ere over-ruled and he was
escorted to the ch air by the r e tir
ing ch airm an ,
H ughes of F o ie s t
Grove.
M. P. Cady w as nom inated fo r
tre a s u re r but declined and placed
the nam e of A lbert
Bumring of
C ornelius in n o m in ttk « and he wa«
unanim ously elected.
F or s ta te com m itteem an, M. P.
Cady and J . O. Johnson w ere nom
inated. The ballot elected Mr. Cady
to fill the
position.
Thom as H.
Tongue w as elected C ongressional
com m itteem an Though he had not
filed an d w as not elected as cen
tra l com m itteem an,
his precinct
failed to elect anyone and he was
nam ed by th e county com m ittee to
fill
the vacancy.
The com m ittee
th e n proceeded to elect H. T. G ilt-
n er fo r N .E . F o re s t Grove; E. J
Maple, fo r S.E . F o re st G r ve; Dr.
R ucker fo r Sherw ood, H. T. Bruce
fo r ReedviHe; C laude N yberg fo r
T u alatin ; P e rry N ew m an to r Bloom
ing and P. P a tto n fo r C h erry Grove.
Follow ing th is, on m ot: -i of J.
O. Johnson the com m ittee voted to
in stru c t th e executive com m ittee to
fill o th er vacancies if any developed.
R etirin g T re a su re r
read his r e
p o rt which showed the organization
in a flo u rish in g
condition fin a n
cially.
A fte r rem ark«
by J . W.
H ughes, M. P. C ady, J . O. Jo h n
son, and o th ers
a m otion
to a d
jo u rn prevailed as C hairm an Gib
son decided to ta k e th e m a tte r of
th e ap p o in tm en t of th e executive
com m ittee under advisem ent.
R. N. & S. CLUB MEETS
IN ALL DAY SESSION
The Rebekah Needle and Social
Club m et F rid a y w ith all day m eet
ing and a pot luck lunch at noon.
A fte r lunch the u su al o rd er c f
business w as atten d ed to. The next
m eeting will be held a t the home
of Mrs. S arah C ham berlain in A loha.
M rs. V an M eter is m oving
Los A ngeles th is week.
to
M rs. Louise C a rte r and Mrs. R.
B Brown a tte n d e d the luncheon of
the X. P. U. Club a t the home ol
Mrs. H. A. Lewis a t R ussellville cn
T h u rsd ay . The luncheon w as served
on th e ir b eau tifu l law ns.
Vr, ,n<! ,Uler ,nd *
HAS
STUDY CLASS
In swine classes Donald p|at «|
The Bethel Ijtd ie s Aid held th eir
second ¡„
showmanship and his re g u la r M issionary Study class last
m o ‘ning.
Miss
Kern
whir P * 7 '
tí lrd
in th•• t heater- T h u rsd a y
white class At the aUte fair he H aines had ch a rg e of th e devotion
w as aw ard ed a reg istered Holstein al service, a fte r which M rs. E S.
K ellogg of P o rtlan d gave a very
f° r i!he hi,ih ’,C'>r‘‘ in
re«wd Pl
«n im .l and in te re s tin g ta lk on h e r m issionary
reowd. In addition he placed aixth
w ork and experienes in China. Mr.
in showmanship and hi. heifer calf K ellogg i* In C hina a t p resen t in
{.laced fourth in her class. At the
active m issio n ary service. Pot luck
acific International he placed sixth
lunch w as served a t noon.
,"ho.w," “ n*h|P- fifth with hi. c .lf i -— — -— ——■ — - ——-—■
■nd sixth
with
hi. Chesterwhite supplied p ap er by club re p o ite r and
used in connection w ith sto ry may
In the new. writing contest Don- be m easured and counted as p rin t
•Id wrote and had published I » « ed m a tte r.
R asis fo r ju d g in g w as; N um ber
.lin<;h<,,I contest
° f Club rules
the Umrn
following
n i p o f inches printed m a te ria l, 40 per
w ritte n
ping. of all stories written by him c e n t, q u a lity of m a te ria l
between January IM.h ami May 1st 40 per cent, neatn e ss of notebook
and form
in which
and published in any paper or mag- 5 p er cent,
imne. Carbon or original copies of sto ries w ere se n t to paper, 16 per
five stories submitted to the pa re n t.
T he news
w ritin g co n test
has
pers The same story to he counted
nnly once, regardless of how often I teen sponsored by th e O regon iState
printed
tainted matter must be E d ito ria l A ssociation the p a st tw o
an d
has
been
won hy a
pasted neatly in notebook.
Head y e a rs
lines may be left on stories and , W ash in g to n C ounty club m em ber
measured for Inches. A ll pictures each y ear.
COLLEGE GRADUATES
BEAVERTON STUDENT
Klvin W aif red A iquiat ot B ea
verton, O regon, w as one of ap p ro x
im ately
560 g ra d u a te s
relieving
diplom as a t th e W ash in g to n S tale
College comm ent-ment exereisa Mon
day m orning.
A lm quist, who re-
cieved a bachelor of science degree
in v e te rin a ry medicine, w as p resen t
ed by Dean E. E . W egner of the
college o f v e terin ary m edicine and
aw arded hia diplom a by Dr. E. O.
H olland, president.
Dr. R obert G. S p ro u i, pres.dent
of
the
U n iv ersity o f C alifornia,
delivered the
com raencm ent a d d
ress.
The eom m encm ent ex ercises cli
m axed fo u r days a c tiv ity lo r m e
g ra d u a te s C lass day, Ju n e 3, the
seniors p a rt.c ip a te d
in n
picnic,
cam pus p ilg rim ag e, arvj tra d itio n a l
tree p la n tin g . T he alum ni joined
tne a c tiv ities S atu rd ay w ith a board
of d irecto rs' m eeting,
luncheon,
hand concert,
an d
eom m encm ent
reception a t the p re sid en ts home.
'Dr. W. (J. T hom pson, p resid en t
e m e n tis of Ohio S ta te 'u n iv e rsity ,
delivered the bccalau reate adores«
B unds) afte rn o o n . In th e evening,
the college chorus, glee club, o r
c h e stra an d soloists p resen ted “The
M essiah ’’ by H andel.
BEAVER CHAPTE k
PARTY IS HELD
The Social C lub
o f the Beaver
C h ap ter,
O rde r o f th e
E astern
S ta r 's law n p a rty , w hich w as sche
duled to be held in th e g a rd e n s ol
th e S. B. L aw rence hom e w as net.
a t th e R aliegh school house due so
th e u n settled w eath er. O ne hundred
and ten persons enjoyed the d elig h t
fu l O regon p roducts lunches«, which
w as served a t 1 o ’clock.
C ard s w ere th e diversion of the
afternoon. B oth
bridge
an d 5uu
w ere in play. H igh score in bridge
w as held by M rs. B r -oks of Ti
g a rd ; second by M rs. Jo h n K ing
o f G arden Home. H igh honors m
500 w ere held by M iss E d ith G raves
of C edar M ills; second by M rs. O t
to Jo hnson o f G arden Home. Door
prizes w ere aw arded to M rs. V. A.
Wood, Mrs. J . A. G ra n t of G arden
Home. Mrs. W. F. E a rh a rt o f G a r
den H om e, and M r. K ennedy.
COMBINED CHOIRS
TO SING AT CHURCH
O f special in te re s t ia th e m usi
cal p ro g ram scheduled fo r Sunday
evening, Ju n e 12, 8:00 p m. a t the
B ethel
C o n g reg atio n al
church,
w hen th e ir choir, assiste d by the
ch o ir from H ighland C o n g reg atio n
al church w ill p re s e n t an evening
o f music.
T he high lig h t
of th e evening
w ill be the rendition o f D udley
B uck's fam ous F e stiv a l
T e Deum
by th e com bined choirs.
A nother
num ber o f
exceptional m e r.t is
“ C radle S o n g ” by Prokoff, b eau ti
fu lly su n g by th e L adies C horus
fro m th e H ighland C hoir. The Fe-
th e l Male Q u a rte t w ill sing, also
th e W ebb-B osw ell
mixed q u a rte t.
A ll a re invited to a tte n d
Annabel Benson
Elected Rose Queen
After Vote# Are Counted,
the Queen Is Shown
On Her Throne
MANY ARE
Miaa
PRESENT
Hazel S m ith and M »» T h el
ma T efft a re Priaeeaaea
The High School a u d ito riu m w as
filled to cap acity T uesday evening,
when th e
coronation
o t B eaver-
to n ’s queen fo r
th e com ing rose
show, took pU ce.
E veryone en-
joyed him self to the u tm o st. T here
waa enough
riv a lry
to m ake It
in terestin g b u t it w as all
in th e
friendliest m anner.
The high school band w as p res
e n t and played several
selection»,
which w ere
g re a tly
enjoydd. In
fa c t a » p in t o f pride
ia alw ays
m anifested when
our bo y s
play.
The prospective queens w ere in
troduced. and it waa h a rd to d e
cide which did look th e n icest.
R obert H aines of
H u b er, pop
u la r KOIN ten o r, and a g ra d u a te
o f B eaverton H igh school, favored
th e audience w ith sev eral solos.
The p a st queens w ere introduced
by Dr. T a lb e rt, who gave a sh o rt
ta lk on each of o u r p a s t float»-.
The p a st queens
w ere:
M ildred
C arr. Leona H etu H udson. Peggy
Stock B arnes,
Ada
M erlo,
and
C atherine Beach.
John B urbank
and C a rl C h ris
tensen gave selections on th e g u i
ta r . Mr. C h risten sen
a l* i »»ng.
They responded to several encore*.
Thelm a T efft ta p danced, accom
panied by Miss H elen T efft a t the
piano M iss M erlo played th e ac
cordion.
T he
m y stery package donated
by the B eaverton m erch an ts w ere
auctioned off. causing a consider
able excitem ent.
T he lunch co u n ter w as w ell p a
tronized, as w as th e candy bo th .
Cakes to be auctioned
off w ere
fu rn ish ed by various ladies in tewrn
T he votes
w ere th e n counted,
and M iss A nnabelle Benson
w as
h ighest w ith a count
o f 103,850.
The cu rtain s o t the
s ta g e
wore
draw n, show ing Miss Benson seated
in a ch air covered w ith ro ses on
the
stag e
beautifully
d eco rated
w ith huge b ask ets ot D ow ers. The
nex t two h ig h est w ere Miss Haael
S m ith w ith a vote o f 88,000 an d
Miss T helm a T efft
w ith
58,450
votes. The*' w ere on each side of
the queen and a re to be her p rin
cesses.
Miss Jean n e
Posson
received
55.350 votes and D onslde P erk in s
21,950.
Dancing was enjoyed c u rin g the
evening
KIWANIS DISCUSSES
QUEEN CONTEST
BEAVERTON GRANGE
TO HOLD MEETING
A s th is w eek’s K iw anis m eeting
m ostly
concerned the
B eaverton
Queen
contest
P resid en t
Skae
tu rn ed the chair over to v ice-p res
B eaverton G ran g e
w ill m eet or. ident “A ndy-’ A nderson w ho c e r
S a tu rd a y Ju n e
11 a t th e h all fo r ta in ly did a good jo b o f p resid in g ,
th e ir re g u la r m eeting. T his m eet ju s t such a one
as w ould be e x
ing is fo r th e a n n u al C hildren's Day pected o f him , a fte r h aving m ade
in th e G range. T he roll call will such a g ran d success o f h an d lin g
be a verse from th e Bible in w hich th e queen contest.
a flow er is m entioned.
M r. C- L.
A ndy w as so fu ll th a t h e cou$d
M arsh al o f P o rtla n d w ill give an hard ly w ait to announce th e re s u lts
illu s tra te d lectu re on wild flow ers. o f the contest: th a t A nnabelle B en
T his p ro g ram w ill be o f special in son had been elected and th a t th e
te r e s t to th e children. Everybody
alffair netted some $235 proceeds
is welcome.
to be used fo r th e occasion.
F ol
low ing this announcm ent, w ith a
COUNTY FARMERS’
few well chosen
w ords he in tro
UNION WILL MEET duced Miss Benson who sa t a t his
side d u ring th e
rem ain d er o f the
m eeting.
T he re g u la r m onthly m eeting of
. S. A verill, a s s is ta n t county
th e W ash in g to n C ounty, O regon,
U n it F a rm e rs '
U nion, w ill tak e ag en t, who w as p resen t, spoke ot
place a t th e c o u rt house in H ills how g re a t a success had been m ade
boro, S a tu rd a y evening, Ju n e elev a t Ifillsboro w ith th e ir C orn slKmr
enth, beginning
a t seven
th irty a n j su g g ested th a t B eaverton m ig h t
sh a rp
T h ere w ill be som e very p ro fitab ly in a u g u ra te som e s o r t of
im p o rta n t business to discuss. E v an activ ity along sim ilar lines. H is
e ry local should be w ell re p re se n t suggestion w as th a t a g ard en show
ed. All m em bers w ho can possibly be sta rte d , the plan n in g and o rg a n
ization to be u n d er w ay th is fall,
do so a re u rg ed to a tte n d .
and th e
real
f a ir to come off
next fall.
"LOYAL SCOUTS”
He th o u g h t th a t
an individual
HAVE REG. MEET or an organization could fo rm u late
rules, provide see 1 fo r
the boya
“ L oyal S co u ts”, o rg an ised class of and girls,, and
hc-!d th e ex h ib ita
boys o f the S unday School, w ere en
w ith little cost b u t w ith co n sid er
te r ta in e j a t th e ir re g u la r m onthly able resu ltin g p ro fit _ to the ones
m eetin g la st S a tu rd a y ev ening at sponsoring the a ffa ir.
th e home of th e ir lead er, E. L- Cox
D. E . Norcroaa o f M etzger m ade
it b eing in observance o f Mr. C ox’s the principal address o f th e lunch
b irth d ay . G am es w ere enjoyed by eon. speaking
in th e in te re s t
of
th e boys, an d a f te r business m eeting p rep arin g fo r peace.
re fre sh m e n ts w ere served by Mrs.
J . E- Oonoly
o f C cnoly's G ro
C ox. Floyd B ierly w as » g u e st fo r
cery will have
charge o f
nex t
th e evening.
week’s m eeting.
ALOHA H. E. C. OF
MAN ARRESTED ON
FERS BRIDGE LESSORS
ASSAULT CHARGE
J
The
A loha
Home
Econom ics
C lub ia offering
a fo u r
lesson
course in A uction B ridge. The firs t
lesson will be given a t th e A. J.
V ance hom e a t R osedale T uesday
a fte rn o o n J u n e 14th a t 2 o’clock.
T hose w ishing to
reserve tables
please call M rs. K ing as e a rly as
t possible
Pete M artini, 48 years c-ld f a r
m er n ear B eaverton, waa b ro u g h t
to th e county jail W ednesday n ght
ch arged w ith a s s a u lt w ith a d a n
gerous weapon
Mrs. Lillie W irth and h er brv-
th er, A lion Sw eta w ere tak en w ith
him and held aa m aterial w ltnaaw z.