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FRIDAY, JA N U A R Y 20 , 19,11 The Bearerion Review Ipauertott^ijumttter VOLUME XVI, No. 2 BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL Published by the StuderfU 1 HE HUMMER JUNIORS CHOOSE day January 26 Officer« for the .BEAVERTON LOOSES T h i g h s c h o o l n e w s * IKINTON HAPPENING!*! year» 1988-14 will be inatalled, two 'I'D FOREST GROVE KINOS ANO PINS m------------------------------------------- « Isaued every Friday By Mr*. K L. Cox of which are from Htmverton, A. j _____ Ify Junior English ( 1 i Vera McElray has been confined M. Kennedy will la- Treasurer aiul In a rather closely contested game A design for the Junior cla»» ran» Mr». lU'rtha Shaver »ml family Beatrice Hanson ,I<ady Assistant lleaverton ‘high w u defeated by and ring* ha» been chosen for 1013. to her home for several weeks. She Editors: June Hansen and Clarence Hamden. has been suffering from a severe were In HUIaburo, .Situnlay, Steward. Forest Grove, Friday night on the 1 A committee o f 6 «elected two of attack of the flu but is now con the Stanley Trefen of Huhull» win m Mr. Hedge U confined t“ » S»n- Isttere floor. It was » rough and heat design» »hown them by n « d to recovery. STUDENT BODY OF town W»t Timed» y, railing on friend« iturium in Hill»boro. The Beaverton tumble affair with Beaverton hold- repre.entative* of different comp- FICERS NOMINATED Mr. »nj Mr». Uuyd York ol i arl- (irango w u glad to receive the re- j ,n* • " »dvantage in the firm cjuart- anie» and displayed for the cla»»' The student* of B. H. S. were glad soon lost to their ajgrroval. lon »|M-nt Inal Sunday at the him*! port that he la able to be up ft* | UT‘ bul ll * “ to see Mr. Bushnell here again, a few hour* eadh «lay »nd can re- taller opponents. It seemed tha, 1 The class was phrased with their th.« week. Our band master has A t a student body meeting held « f Mr. and Mr». J. II Ale*. ceive company. Visitors from the '**• refer«» favural Forest Grove selection in both design and prices. entertained the heart felt sympathy Monday, January 9, for the nomin- Mr». Mary Kershaw of PurtLand Grange since the last meeting i ln decision*. Wertz, Bronavy, I It is hopel that enough students of the student, ami faculty in the atJon officers for the ensuing luia beuii Making among frintl» were* Meadwnss Perkin», MeRell, unJ Bliively were removed from the will bring In their money so that recent death of Mrs. Busnnell. aeme*ter. the following perwms wer" round town. She formerly lived Donaldson and Gray Mr. Hedge txc* u^ ot personal foula, an order can be placed before the ______ nominated: President. Carl Grave lie. k»i*. ha, the kindest regards 4 the en- *n, * • c|o*ing minutes of th* beginning of the next semester. Everyone is Ulking abxut trie Ivar» Bierly; Vice president. Lloyd guine Beaverton was forced ph*> W------- ——---- .. - - —— . ■ ------ —--------—— Ml** I'aullitt' Shaver wan quit« tire grange — -----:--- -------------” *’- » w to ,----------------- --------- — ------ 7 HQ Student Body Play. We have seen Wirtz Bill Underwood. Porter Un ill laal week an.l itnaaed sewral ■ ------ ------------------------------ % with only four rnen on the court A u n t S o p h r o n y 8 ( o lu m n Mia, Sanford contemplate* tru derwood, Ivan B vrly; Secretary, tlaya from high school at Baaver- Struthers , Catherine ll I T E O N N E W S I ^ f l>r» 4n. * ^ o teams through- » ----- -------------------------------------- » variouaassem blyh.il, and we know Elizabeth ton. » - ----------------------------------------- » ««J» conU»t was four po«nu ;but NOTICE: Aunt Sophrony will be that .he i. looking for prospect* Markovich. Hek*i Godfrey, Blanch Mr, «ml Mrs. Doyle entertain«) w , " * » forced to use glad to offer advise to anyone who The name of the play selected is Haines; Treasurer, Gecs-ge Brandi. J. II. Aten and George Snider, ""I? f " “ r "»en horeat Grove grad j, in need of it. Mail your request* still a mystery. Heynold Wilson; Student body man tuuoti grower* here, »hipped »oine friends with a party last week. „ JT . „ , u* ll>’ w,der*<1 the margin. The more to Aunt Sophrony. Beaverton High ager. Charles Shivh-ly, Neil Jack- of their onion» to Portland la*t Mr James K*n*pM I and »on. al Oi* half - u 21 to .17 in Grove’s School or write them out and de- week. Mr» Marie Stalder,, mother of son, Ray Wismer, Marvin Stalder; Joiwph were at the Wm. F. ( amp- f » Vor, awj lhe final wa, 43 _ | n lhwn in ^ j^x in two of our high school students Yedl Leaul-rs: Dick Goyt, Margaret .14. Brandi played a stellar game , ------- Mr. and Mr». Kldell und Mr. and bell home Saturday. # passed away, Wednesday afternoon. West, Ed Me Elroy. Frank Pulver, Mru. Newell all of Portland were 0*1,1 Fellow* and Kehekah's from f° r Beaverton and 'ihsilt* for th * Dear Aunt S (*h it: Helm Reynoid». June Gillmore, s turday visitors at the home of r>!.. here enjoyed the oyster supper at Grove. Beaverton's reserve» were Please tell me how I can beoom* Betsy Talifaon, Ruth Fulghum; and Serioue oompetityon has arisen and Mr*. Hubert Pomeroy. TW»u<lville K relay. defeated by Freest Grove's reserves ' slim and graceful as a willow tree. in th« biology lab., as a result of song leader, Thelma Tefft. Elections . u . ,, . 17-11 in a rough and tumble affair, P. D. Mr». W. t'. Hall und daughter, Mr «nd Mrs. h. ( amphell and ^ conUll efforts to see who can do the most will be held Monday. w u decided because p^ar P. D Mary Calhryn »pant a *t Sunday wm. were darner guest. successful work for essays to be Fr.aay of G r W . tM m i height. V.rlick You must do as R. F. does. Touch written in the near future. with Mr». Halt'* couain, Mr. and mwnmg of the Joe G .llow .y. in pl#yw, . >ulU r , anw ^ TJRCH HONOR your hands to the floor each night Mr*. T. A Tlkoman of Portland. The Torch Honor Society Held a sively and offensivly • far Heavier- 100 times at first. Each week add To receive a practical leson in meeting Wednesday. January 11. At tho cluw of the *e*»lon of Mrs. C. W. Struthers »ml son. ton. A crowd of shout 300 People! M more tIn vt. You will i w . the art o f printing a newspaper the Blanche Haines, Secretary, read Hlble School Sunday morning Hev. Kenneth catini m Mrs. J. B. Phill- attended the game Aunt Sophie three classes in Journalism have the minuses of the last meeting. Vi K Simpson In*tailed the officer» Ip, of Hillsboro, Wednesday, who — Howard lakanen visited the office of th Beaverton There also was roll call. w"l*> will take charge nest Sunday. la senotuly 111 at her home. { — Dear Aunt Sophrony: Review, and enjoyed and profited The president Mirgaret West, I want to be a radio artist. How by an entertaining lecture and de asked for brief reports from the Mr. and Mr». Hubert Pomeroy Foureen memleni and one visitor TEACHERS ENJOY and daughter* «pent laal Sunday at were presewit Wiidnemkiy, January ^ BRIDGE PARTY can I train myself? monstration by Mr. Hulett, committees. Reports w(;-re given by G J. the home of Mr*. IVaneruy'» parent» 111 at the il Aeon club meeting nrla thw membership chairman. Thelma Mr. »ml Mrs. Dparks of Portland. ' at the home of the president. Mar Dear Little Genevieve: iWe sincerely hope that there is Tefft, and the social chairman. A t a delightful bridge party which Just keep on jumping 6 or 8 steps no truth in the idea that association Kenneth Taylor. There was much “ U»ysl Scouts” , boys class ot m e 1 •t“ rK •Sun» " » r» »*• Tigard. Roll call 'Something about the scholar- oul * ipapvr idea the high a time a» you come down from develop«» tenancies. I f there is we discussdon on the selection of a Sunday School will — bold ---- their ------ - rig -- I ___ __ I U . . I I ____ L school teacher» were entertained, the 3rd floor, and you will soon be can expect criminalistic actions on play to be given by the group. ular monthly mretmg, Friday even- ( V1 * ” Wednesday, January 11th by the Aunt S. the part o f some o f our faculty soon nuf. J .m ary 27th, .1 the home st I * * V#___* Mure. Burk and Meek, in their tying a _ Who wants s short wave set, any Mr. and Mr». O. H. Peterson. aflernoon w u spent la I GIRL RESERVES Dear Aunt Sopdirony: t how? i comfort The next meeting w ill be *P,l^t,,T1*'nt• Mrs. August II. Dsllbann . n u a r i . ' j ^ .¿U st the home of Mr». Mnd- ' Unique talkie* and ore pads j How can I make my teachers A t a meeting of the Girl Res N*ck Gerig 4 Salem »pent is m rr(j o*pon which directel the order of playing, like me? I try to amuse them and The girls’ Glee Club is doing erves Friday. January 6 th, the an Thursday in Gresham where they ¡»j furnished considerable fun and var- feel that I am not appreoated. concentrated work daily while ttl' nual initiation was held. It was a were guests of Mrs. Dalhnan's I rety. I R. D. ALOHA-HUBER boy*, a number of whom are out formal and sacred ritual About 30 I daughter, Mrs. August Obrlst. — - — „— — ■ ■ — IQa Very delightful refreahmet* were : Dear Reybum: for basketball, are giving us ^ rest. members were taken into the club The Limeo family are all ill with served after which prizes * s o , You are wasting your talents it Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Newman of at this time. The remainder o f the Linntun were Sunday vattor» st the flu. carrying out the theme of the party would seem. Well, turn the tables From the large number of fail meeting was turned into a poem were swarded to Mra. Robert Phil a while, maybe what they do might ing slips sent out this time many circle during which many interest the lumie of Mr. ami Mrs. E. L. Cox. I Mr. Nasuti is building a new ips and Mr». Edward Warren. prove intereating. students are realizing that examin ing poems were presented. Mr and Mr» A. P. Herrick of sell- chicken house, Auntie ations are near and that much pre They were tugh and larw scores wood were slao visitors on that day. | ... ... « Wednesday. January 11 th tryouts I Mr. and Mrs. Verle Spee have rrepretively. cious time hss been lost. for the Girl Reserve play were held Mr. and Mrs. August H. Hallman moved over near N««whorg ------------------------ ¿i ! Dear Aunt Sophrony: by Mrs. Hughes. The play is to be Albert Dalhnann, Mrs. Nick Gertg 1 ,, ... „ . . _ 1M * SPOSI) T’B UM0RUS 1 I Porter seems to have lost his The national political campaign given before the assembly at some - „ , 7 Mrs Abbott has been quite ill ami two daughters of Salem who ' ... .. -, . , — gg interest in me. What shall I do? . . with the flu. the part week, was a mere dust storm compared to future date. are house guests at . « Daiiman» B S. the typhoon which is raging within Mr and Mrs. J H. Neal were Margaret: "Mrs. Snyder has a pas- spent Frulay wollt reULvvn in Dear Betty: the walls o f B. H. S. The nomina gutwta of relatiw* in F\«rtland last aio" for coKrs." Beaverton. Such questions are beyond my .'hilurday. Dorothy: Don't I know it! Shecol- tion of two popular seniors as can solution. I will suggest that you hack and forth from her room to didates for student body president Regular monthly meeting of th* , . , . „red my exam pa>per red. Kniton 1 * ia (I u m Aui Sucirty will br Mr*. MoMartin of Portland vint- _______ consult J. G. on the subject; may the assembly. These things would has thrown our politicians isitq a held at the church, Thursday after- v illi hor moth««', Mr». Ruth be |a start for you and from here frenzy. be she can suggest something. noon. January 26th at 2 oclock. » - y e s Sunday. Mrs Robertson: * How many day. Aunt Sophrony on who know* where you may go? Aunty. It 1 » desired that all members he Mr» Vvsme Criaws-il and children h" „ * * 7 * ' . Debate team tryouts are being present. ,rf Portland were guests st the home Wabbit: "Thsrty days has Sept- Dear Aunt 9ophrony: held and it seems that rivalry is I have a desire to do big things. Dear Aunt Sophrony: Henry. Carl and Bob Munson o f <* F. K. Tuttle. Sunday keen. It has been rumored that Mr. No one takes me seriously and I There isn’t enough time to suit me Webb has some very able mater Murson Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mi*. Walter Wilcox of Mosier, * * ______ ‘ am writing to you. knowing you I am wondering if we can t somehow ial from which to choose this year's (widow of Brooks Hill, Mr. and Mrs Oregon is viaiting friends and her , . ~ , r . . will advise me. How can I fulfill arrange for more days in each week. team. led MoU of near HHUboro. w«ge daTghtrr at Reedville thi. week. * ' " 1 Z l hi, sh^s are so F. ET. visitor, st the home of Mr. aaml Mr. J „ .. , . .. , _ . ** *hw * • « “ *° my desires? Ben S. Everett Wnght, Cooper mounUin. I H* ^ in* • " « ^ " »ily o f Timb- shabby? Dear Y oung Lady A house warming party was !« r haw been visiting a few days people don't hang up their shoes Dear Benny: It seems to me that there are given at the home o f Katherine Toe following pupils of Mrs. Inns at the home of his grandmother, ¡n ^ re,taurant I would say that y*ou might first quite enough days for you. More Smith, Saturday evening. January Tsylor apark*. pu.no teacher ol Mr. Clark. Schaefers: Thu. U the worst carry that dead tree away from would be too many. Try to be oon- the 14tib. 1 orUaiul t, k part » a recital la. Mr » Walter Wilcox of Mreier, ^ ¡ ¡ ¡ ^ V w ^ Perhaps. You’ve the front of the building; then, too, tent with what most girls would Approximately 45 guests were .Saturday evening at the home o f Oregon 1* a guest at the home of rve moat of it m yself" you might tell Mrs. Snyder that give a lot for. present to enjoy the dancing and Mrs. Ireland in Hilktlioro: Ellen Snid Mrs. J. H. Neal Thursday and F n - 1 , __American Boy you would gladly carry (Uvo piano Aunt Pophrony games er, Mary Cahryn Hall and katniyn day of the week. ________________ _____ Pomproy. TYi«» ladie« of the Reedville ehurrti gave a tea honoring Mr». Walter I*1 (¡RrVNGE NEWS LETTERS Wileox. Thur.vtsy aftrnoon »t tjiq at----------------------------- g* resident of Mrs. Anna Iingm&n. k)--------------------------— ---- -- — 7 -IB The thirty-first installation of , u .. _ . (Continued from Page Two) th*' offwer* of the Beaverton Grange A good rrowd atten.hd the PT.A . a tempor» ry measure and would twenty.gix (26) months was held Saturday, January 14ith, n*eet«,g at the school house Turn. mn ^ wiWi Mr. C. W. Craft as installing evY” mir' . _ only. It would, during this time. officer. The following .elective o f J h; keep this state sound financially a steady flow of cash ficers were installed: Master, Manic thk father*, Mr. Jack Tulrek pre- ^ Z — ury. The securities o f Downing; Ovsrsecr, Scott Funston; .Hiding Mr. Meecham of Multnom- ^ istory. The th<>ir ^ la-cturvr, Alice Funston, Steward, ah «poke on Oregon M E M B E R *»C O LU M B IA FOOD CO M PANY . . X, . . „ „ „ ij Andrew Kennedy; Assistant St«w- fathers. MY. Wray, Crowley and * 7 Breunig donned apren. and servirt ununpaired. the rm \ estate would ard, Genevieve Carter; Secretary, rtdfee and e.kre in the c.M erm be relwved of a sub.Unti.1 part erf Ruby iBoyd; Chasplain, l)erle D. <j>_______ "___________ ______________ ^ it* tax, and warrant» could be rash- j IVrkina; Treasurer, Jennie L. Gray; ed at fare value, with the result HOY SCOUT NEWS (>aU< Ke«'|K>r, William F. Desinger; being, I believe, a general feeling of Bob En gelide. Scribe ( ’«res, Freda Austin; Pomona, Mild that a troublesome problem -li relief red Hastings; Flora, Edna Baron; had been temporarily solved. In The regular meeting, Friday Jan Lady Assistant Steward, Beatrice the intervening twenty-six months ___ uary 13 ws* well attended by the '»risen. Loueae J. Carter appointed usual number. The Troup received we own proceed to permanently cor- organat; and Irene McKell recorder an attendance ribbon for having a reet the abuses o f the present tax laura Emmons was ap|Miinted Chair rating over 80 percent during 1932 system. man of the Honse Economics comm Very truly yours. Senator Edwin Thdro are 22 registered Scouts of ittee. which 3 are "Star Scout* ’, 8 second Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vankleek class. ar,d 2 first class. The troni of Kinton Grange and Mr. and Mrs. rate* with many o f the larger troops Regular or Fast Cooking NORTH ERN H Ck~ Red. Small White and Large Holland of Washington Grange arid thi* is due largely to the work B le n d e d . 4 9 -lb . sk. ■ * / C Great Northern Whitte w i t * guests for the day. of Mr. lhelps and the committeemen 9 ib ,. C R E S C E N T , g e n e r- Miss Grace Funston of Beaverton Parent» are always welcome at these meetings. (Tome and are what the ( gr|| p ^ ty an«l Old Time Dance at al p u rp ose. 49-lb O a7C grange was a visitor at Ismtz s ib .. boys are doing. A v,ha Grange Hall, Saturday night grange (Saturday. D R IF T E D S N O W 3 lb ,., In bulk Star Lirman. Lyman Webb, and J r A<fmiMN<n 26,. Prizes The Grange is glad to learn that Harold Peterson made the 14 mile F ish er’ » B len d o r $ ■ ! 1 j j and refreshment» included. i o ib .. although Beatrice Hanson has sold hike Saturday January 14 to pass _ C ro w n , 4 9-lb. sk. 1 » 1 O 6 i b , . her home Shu- Is not moving out a test. N O T IC E The mutt meeting will be Jan. 20 i id town. The Master announced that the at the Grade iSehool. Beavetr Chapter No. 406 H A M S , su gar c u red 1 1 _ Q t. K R A U T and Ib. -I Stited cren muni cation regular Beaverton Grange meeting* W A N T E D a nd P O P S A L E W E I N E R S , both fo r 1 • C h a lf o r w h o le , Ib. 1 1 C will open at ten-thirty as stated in Yellow •Wind, evening, 8 o'clock the Ry-haws and not at eleven For Rent—51 acres garden ranch Jan. 25. Reception for irrigation. 2 houses, large barn, 1932 officer*. Visitors o'clock. PURE LAR D 9 ib , M A Y O N N A IS E 1 garage. 2 acres asparagus, one of welcome. By order of The Beaverton Grange passed its 4 lb 9. ¿ O C strtawborriiea 2 milqs northwest W. M. Margaret Denney Secretary. In b u 'k P in t 1 birthday anniversary Ueceoibw 22 . Beaverton. Prarsre* (Jenkins - ... ~ Two of the charter rmunber« now B U L K - 4 lbs. O C Frederic Permanent», $1.95 and enroll«! arc J. W. (Barnes nnd C. up. Marcels 504. Finger waves 354. 7 Q _ W E S S O N O IL A Q . S N O W D R IF T E. Hedge. Brown's Oreosoted Compound, C R YS TA L BE AU TY SHOP. 1-2 gal. c a n ^ T a / C 6-lb. can • O C 4 8 -ib , « c k Washington County Pomona quirk relief for roughs. 30f, 60< In the C. E. Hedge Building and 11.00. Brown’s Beaverton Fhar- Grange will meet with Aloha Appointments not necessary Grange in their new hall Wcdnes- macy. * (,v- J CCNIIYS AND ANDYS MARKET Special Features, Fri.- Sat.- Mon. - Tue., Jan. 20 - 24 BEANS Whei e to Go 15c 29c OATS FLOUR 29c 10c 19c Corn Meal 19c 1 79c 5c
