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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
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VOLUME XIII. No. 2
Three Granges Have
lint
Beaverton,
Tigard,
and
I .add Hill Meet At Lo­
cal (irunge Hall
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
FIRE DEPARTMENT A-
DOITS SOCIAL BY-LAWS
At the meeting of the Beaverton
volunteer fire department Wednes­
day evening, a copy of the social
by.laws of ill* Hillsboro Fire Dc-
puitment was read and adopied-
The iiH-n wiui have already tigned
up as volunteer
fireman
w II be
considered charter im-mbur« of this
organization, and all new applicants
for memlwrsiiip will iw admitlad as
p< r
UROGRAM
IS
GIVEN
Kl»l» M. ( hrlaleiuteti In New Mun­
ter fur Organization ll«-r<
The joint m»tall»tion ,,f the 10H&
«.tiicer» of llnvrrtun, Tigard an I
l.atld Hill Ciangt-a wa* livid in th<
Beaverton Grange Hall
Saturday
<-vetting, ISjcomla*r 8, with alaiul
» inety in attendance. Ten officer^
from I at<Ui Hill, the cumpUte c urt
of fourteen from Tiger,I and th>
following from IVnverton w m in.
»tailed: M«»l«r. Kl»ie M. Christen,
»on; Oversear, Vivian J. Lawrence;
lecturer, Alice Fuiutton; Steward.
Andrew
M. Kennedy;
A »»»lan i
Steward, Genevieve Carter; Chap
lilin, |)erl« I), Perkin»; Treasurer,
Jt-nney L. Cray; ¡Secretary, Puby
W. Hoyd; Gatekeeper, Wiliam F.
Deasingrr;
Cere»,
Freda Austin;
Flora, Agnes A. VanKleek; Pomona,
liernice |><>bbin»;
lady
Assistant
Steward, lieatrice Hansen; Fxac'J
live committee,
Mildred F Heat
inga (for 3 year* term), Francis
II inborn (for 2 year term) and Bruc.
Denney (for 1 year term).
The initialling officer wa> Ceorgi
A. I *• baiter, State Deputy, a«»i»ted
by Bernice Dobbin*. marshal. He',
ma McKercher
and Agnes
Van
Kleek, vnfcWm bearer». Mr». Lou-
i»e
J. Carter, muaician, aaaiat
c 1 by a ohorus consisting of Me»
ilaima Hudson, Fdaher, and Bon
wall, and Pruce Denney and Sam.
ue! B. bawrenc»', Jr.
The
retiring
master,
Mami,
Downing,
wait presented
w.th *
ir.ft from
the Grange by Klait
Christensen, the newly
in»talleu
master.
Mr* Hudson
of the
program
committee
introduced
the enter-
tamer», Mr. ami Mr». Charles Mil-
c*.el Mixer of Portland. Mr. Mix­
er played three violin number* and
Mra. Mixer gave a piano), gue and
thiee huntoroui reading».
Refreshment» were served in the
•lin.ngroom and after dinner «peech
ea were given The table» were de
ora ted
with miniature Christmas
tree» and holly. A large decorated
and lighted Chriatmaa tree on the
»¡age in the auditorium proclaim*.
O k - t'hriatmas season.
The regular monthly meeting o'
the Beaverton Grange met Satur
day morning. December 8, with a
good attendance. Splendid report'
were made hy the agricultural com.
mittee. The new Grange cook brok
were presented, and a sell rvg com­
mittee appointed.
ANNUAL BANQUET.
POTATO SHOW HELD
The Chehalem Mountait Potato
Culb held ita third annual banque*
and potato sh-iw at the home ol
fh* leader, John Schmelti r, Friday
night, December 7, rep .rto 1» K.
F t and», assistant county »g<nt. 28
club member», p a r‘lit , ant. f-.ii'd
were present. Dinner »■»• strved
followed by short talks fiom the
officers of the cluli and parents of
the cluh member«.
The p o ta to exhibits were judge J
by Krvin Atrops, a senior member
o f the club.
The five
exhibitors
placed
in the following order.
George Allison. Jam«*» Allison. Hel­
en
Schmaltser,
Raymond
Horni.
brook, Fred Npatrom. The larkin-
Prince Hardware Company of New
berg, Oregon, offered
i
potato
knife as one of the premiums a.
warded to the exhibitors. The othe
ptemiums were donated hy Mi
Schmeltzer.
WHITFORD WOMAN S
CLUB HAS MEETING
The Whitford Woman’ « Club met
at the Club house on Wednesday.
Sixteen
were present.
Roll call
wag responded to by most of those
present.
Mrs. B. K. Upnney read
tne magazine article, choosing "Ice­
land, the Ioind of Surprises" by
Jamts T. Nichols. Mrs.
P. Scott
wnt in charge of the animal rebus.
Some time* was »pent by the Indies
quilting.
HOLLY TO BE INSPEC­
TED FOR SHIPMENT
Holly that ¡« itvten.led for ship-
n*ent will he inspected at Hills
boro Wednesday, December 19, ac
cording to C- A. Cunningham of
the State Department of Agricul.
♦ ore. Those people who have holly
t> dhip should
bring it in that
morning of that day to the Post
Office and it will be taken cr.re of
by Mr. Cunningham.
by-laws.
The d<-|>au tment decided that th„*
present fire equipnirnt will not lie
tuken outside
o f the city limits
wnen the h«»e will not reach from
the nearest hydrant to the fire. The
C'iiy ia to
be requested to have
made for the fire department a
•nap showing
the location c f uh?
city limits, all the streets of the
City and their name*, ami the lo­
cation of all fire hydrants am fire
piugs.
President C. J. liarnea ap]<ointed
Harvey William» ami Homer Wilson
to a committee to interview em.
ployera of volunteer firemen for per
mission for the men to attend fires
Twenty four copies of the sug­
gested ordinance for the organization
and regulation of volunteer fire de­
partments as recommended by the
national board of fire underwriters
are to be obtained for study at the
next nine ting, Wednesday ol the
coming week.
COOPER MOUNTAIN
SCHOOL SELLS QUOTA
Grade School Team
Excellent Team Work o f
Local Boys 1 m Shown
in this Came
SHERWOOD OPPONENT
Four Rooms Win Right to Half
Holiday by Perfect Attendance
Wednesday evening the Grade
school basketball team played Sher­
wood. The store wa* 19 to 9, in
favor
of Beaverton.
The
game
snowed the excellent teamwork of
lit uverton a boys.
l-ast week this team played a
practice game with gt. Mary a. Ev-
ery boy who turned out for baa-
kcthaii received a chance to play.
This week
signs
of Christmas
may be seen in every room- Each
H-oni is attractively
decorate 1 in
Christmas colors. On some of the
windows delightful Christmas tcenea
have been painted with poater
I'-ant. This work has been done 11
the upper grades Art classes.
This week the Christmas
Seal
»ale ended. It looks as though the
Fifth grade might win the contest,
end
thus obtain a half.holiday.
The Fifth
grade
has sold
1000
Christmas Sals in all. Good work.
Fifth Grade.
In Art rlasaes the Fifth grade
are
making attractive Chrn.tma»
posters, consisting of the Christmas
candle, and a poinsettia.
The Seventh and Eighth grades
•re making a delightful Christmas
silhouette, which depicts the First
Christmas. The Sixth Grade made
a colorful winter scene for Art.
Four rooms have had twenty per­
fect days, and therefore they u n
entitled to a half-holiday
Those
rooms which have earned a half­
holiday,
arc
the
First,
Third
Fourth and Eighth grades.
Each room is busy
planning a
small Christmas entertainment for
next Friday afternoon to celebrate
Christmas. The pupils have drawn
r.imes, and it looks as if the pu
p is will have an enjoyable Friday
a'.lernoon. Each room, also, is ex­
pecting to have a Christmas tree-
The 4-H Clubs
met
Thursday
evening after
school,
and much
progress is reported.
The Cooper Mountain school, Dis.
trlct 94, of which Wilbur E. Croc-
ktr is the teachcr, ia among the
I rat six schools
»n
Washington
county which have sold their entire
quota of Christinas seals, accord­
ing to leports from Mrs. Geo. ISau.
man, county
stai sale -hiirnian.
The Thatcher school, Dialrict 99,
«vah Florence Hatcinan as teacher,
war the first to report. Miss Bate­
man's school
was the first last
year to complete
ita full
quota.
The other four actioolg wh'ch have
■ ekchdd
the>r goal
ami reported
bie: tu x ton, District 72, Gladys
Overton; District 19, Clara Stieam;
District 31, Mrs. Withycombe anc
Cornelius,
District 08,
Maty
K.
Carson.
The eal »ale is : he only method
deployed by the Tubcrculo»'» as­
sociation
to rai»e
the leccssai y
uiuiiey for the fight against this
J.MiM, and for their constructive
i.talth work. 95 per cu i;
of tne
money resulting from tne -ale of
there seals in Oregon goes to f i­
nance
the control
of the disease
:n this slate and the remaining o
per cent ia sent to the national as- LOCAL D.U V TENT
ocialiin
Forty.five
per cent of
CHOOSES OFFICERS
the funds
raised in
Washington
county ia held for the work con­
The Beaverton Tent
No.
18,
ducted directly in the county
Daughters o f Union Veterans
of
the Civil War. mefc Monday in the
GIRL RESERVES H W E Community Hall. A pot luck lunch
FIRESIDE MEETING fen was served at noon.
The following officers were e .
Twenty-nine members o f the lo­ lifted to serve for the coming year;
cal high school Girl Reserves at. Piesident, Miss Joy Hulette; Senior
Untied a Fireside meeting at the Vice Prusident, Alice Prink- Junior
Ellerscn;
home of Mr. and Mr». I. k Metz- Vice President, Rebecca
,er Thursday evening
Miss Chiyu Treasurer, Lulu P. Kelley; Chaplain.
Muiaoka
of Portland
dressed in I? ez W’ hitworth; Council members
Celia Hulett
and
the native costume of Japan, gave Nettie Sivard,
n highly interesting talk on the life Emma Bush.
Installation of officers
will be
and customs pertaining to girl life
in Japan. Kelreshnvents of cookies, held in January.
apples, and punch were served at
the conclusion of the meeting.
Friday afternoon and evening n
group of twenty of the Girl Re­
st-ives were guests of the Forest
(>r< ve organization at their nnnual
Playday held in the Pacific Univer­
sity gymnasium.
MRS. STEWART IS (.A R ­
DEN CLUB PRESIDENT
The Beaverton Garden Cluh me '
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. R.
Metzler Tuesday evening, and elec,
ted the following officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs. Ro"
M Stewart; Vice-pres., Mrs. T. R
Metzler;
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs.
.1 F. Fclsher. The members vote 1
to join
the Federation of Garden
Clubs. Rev. Chas. Clarke gave a
detailed tailk on the treatment of
gladiolus bulbs.
The next meeting
of the clun
will be held on Tuesday, aJnuary 8.
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
PACIFIC U SPONSORS
ANNUAL PLAY DAY
P.N.G.
CLUB
HAS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Eighty-five
girls,
rep esenting
five Washington county high schoo1»
participated in the annual play day
sponsored by the Women's Athletic
Association at Pacific
University
gymnasium, Forest Grove, Friday,
L* comber 7. Dorothy GJmore pres-
idmt of the W.A A , was general
chairman for the events which in­
cluded team games, individual stunts,
school stunts, basketball, swimming,
and dancing. Supper wan served t .
Herrick Hall, the girls’ dormitory.
The schools whicn sent represen­
tatives were Beaverton, Banks, Gas.
t< n, Tigard and Forest Grove.
Hillsboro was the only school ia
tlie county unable to take part.
College chairmen for th« commit­
tees for the day w<ere: registration,
Clara l'atton, Gaston; social, Alice
Weigel, Oak Grove; games. Rev*
Wahl, Forest Grove; special clean,
bp, Mildred Reichers, Tillamook
ounce, tlnora Sandford, Hillsboro;
food and serving, Martha G Itner,
Forest Grove; swimm.ng, Lily Jen-
set>, Portland; publicity, Sh'rley Ro
berta. Forest Grove.
Th« past Noble Grands Club met
Wednesday at the home
of Mrs.
Sheet», *i.u. 14 nyembert and
tne visiter
present.
1 tie dinnei
table was beautiluily decorated in
Curuatmas style, and a lovely iunen
was served at noon.
A Christmas tree stood in front
of tn« fireplace and held a gift for
e ch one present. For entertain­
ment the hostess had two guessing
i n test». One was to guess tne co l­
lect nunaaer of jelly beans in a
half pint jar. Cell* Hulett won this
prize; Tne other contest was to
Kuess the number of kernels of
com on a cob. Mrs. Rosa Humburg
won the prize.
Mrs. Olga Bielndin came down
f om Bi gntwood, and Mrs Lettie
Jer.ne Iron» Portland, to be present
i t the Christmas party.
Officers elected for the coming
year were: President, Mrs. Edna
Sheets; vice president, Mrs. Anns
Ii'-gers;
Secretary,
Mrs.
Sarah
Chztnberlain.
TMe club will meet with Mrs.
ChsihberLain in January.
k i K t o n LADIES’ AID
CO. DEMOCRATS TO
RE ELE CTS OFFICERS
HOLD ‘LITTLE JUBILEE
Democrats of the county w ill1 The Kinton Ladies’ Aid society
enjoyable
meeting last
¿old a “ little jubilee” Saturday held an
night at the chamber of commerce. Thursday afternoon at the home of
Forest Grove, when precinct com ­ Mrs. Sarah Dallmann. During th?
the an­
mitteemen and women will sponsor business session occurred
nual election of officers, which re.
a dinner.
George R Wilbur, state ch air.1 suited in the re-election o f officers
which were as
nun, has been invited to meet thc of the past year,
workers o f the county for infor­ follows: President, Mrs. Gladys A -
mal discussion
of Democratic in. ten; vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth
secretary,
Mrs.
Madge
leresta. W. P. Fiske, county chair­ Wright;
treasurer, Mrs. Sarah
man, will be toastmaster and will Pomeroy;
As a side line for the
introduce Senator George Aitken, Dallmann.
Representative E. L. Ross snd O- afternoon’s pleasure, each lady en­
mur Fendall, cashier of the First joyed the grab.bag which had been
and some novel Christ­
National bank. The latter will speak provided
r n the National Housir^ Act, title« inas gifts were won. Th- hostess
1 and 2. Elmer Johnson o f HillsHro terved a nice lunch during the a f ­
and Mrs. Mary L. Roberts of For- j ternoon.
The next regular monthly meet­
est Grove are members of a com­
ing of the Ladies' Aid society will
mittee making arrangements
be with Mrs. Inez Bell, Thursday
afternoon, January 3, at her horns
STATE GRANGE PAST
on Cooper mountain.
LECTURER IS GUEST
Mrs. Marie Flint McCall ol S s.
icm, past Lecturer o f the Oregon
State Grange, was a Sunday eve­
ning guest of Mrs. B. K. Denney
Mrs. McCall was in attendance at
the session of the National grange
which met at Hartford, Conn., last
month. She also visited friends and
lelatives in various States in th.,-
East and South. Eighteen thousand
car didates were given the seventh
degree at the National Grange ses­
sion, the largest class ever given
a degree in any fraternal order.
KINTON SCHOOL TO
PRESENT PROGRAM
The annual Kinton school Christ­
mas tree and program will b. held
a. the Kinton Grange hall on Fri­
day evening, December 21. The tea­
chers
are busy between
studies
drilling the children and as usual
there
will be a very
interesting
program consisting
o f numerous
musical
and literary numbers by
r embers of the school.
Everyone
in the community
is invited
to
attend, especially the parents.
CHARLES WEST LE \D-
ER OF BIBLE C ASS .MRS. ALLISON OF PE­
KING GUEST OF CLUB
Twenty-nine young people were
in attendance at the Saturday eve.
r ng Bible class at the R. B.
Minn home. Charles West had
charge of the program. The scrip­
ture lesson from Acts 8:26-40 \va«
read in unison
after
which Mr.
Garnett gave
a detailed
talk on
this chapter. The Misses Alda and
Martha Lehman sang a duet, which
was followed by a song fes*.
BEAVER CHAPTER E-
LECTS NEW OFFICERS
At the meeting of j eaver Chap-
tir No. 106, O K.S., Wednesday eve­
ning, officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Emma Gerri«h; Wor­
th; Patron,
Raymond J. Ferrey;
A-sociate Matron, Mrs. Myrtle Fel
sht-r; Associate Patron, H. F. Eli-
ander; Secretary, Mrs. Margaret A.
IVnncy; Treasurer, Mrs Hazel By-
lu Id; Conductress, Mrs. Bertha Wil
Hums; Associate Conductres«, Mrs.
Bess Lacy.
The Chapter will hold joint ln_
stallation. with Beaverton Lodge No.
100 A. F. and A. M., Thursday eve
mr.g, December 27. A pot-luck din­
ner will
precede
the installation
oremon-ies.
Friday, December 14, 19.‘M
Mrs. F. L. Howard en frtairec
th • members of the Daphne club,
Thursday. Mrs Kathryn Alb see of
P < ng China was a guest of the
ct>b. Mrs. Alli'on, w io is an im-
j,t rter of Chinese and vie«,
gave
aft interesting talk on Ch ra. !r_
dn and P i\ -a,
exhibiting
many
• j’ uable and rare and’ iies from
each place.
t-
ing Well Attended
P.U
‘'Panel Study” Club on Par­
ent Education Ig Fea­
ture of Meeting
DISCUSS AGE
GROUPS
Mrs. E mswx Marsh Confer» With
Summer Round-l’ p Chairmen
About seventy-five parent« and
teachers attended the regular P..T
A. Council Meeting held at Reed-
ville, December 8, presided over by
Mr, Allen Knight,
Forest Grove,
president.
A ‘ ‘ panel study” club on Parent
Education was the feature of the
afternoon meeting. Mrs. Harriet P.
Cramer, Executive Secretary of the
Oregon Mental Hygiene Society,
introduced the subject by saying
that her hours spent in the juve-
n:le court would be unbearable if
«he did not also see the many Par­
ent Education Study group» study,
ing parent-hood as a real, scienti-
f i , vocation instead of just tr ac.
cidental side-lint.
A model study club was then
presented by Mrs. A. Johanaesen
of Glenwood, Chairman of Parent
Education Study groups »‘ udying
parent-hood as a real,
scientific,
vocation instead of just an acctden-
ci-Jental side-line.
A model
study club
was then
presented by Mrs. A. Johanesen of
Glenwood, Chairman of Parent Ed.
-ication
for Washington
County,
with the help of Mrs. Cramer. The
subject chosen was “The Most Im­
portant A ge".
Mrs. T. R. Cham­
berlain of Forest Grove discussed
briefly the “ Pre.School AKe” ; Mrs.
C. R. Martin
of
Garden Home,
the “ School Age” ; Mrs. L. P.
Rockwood o f Forest Grove, “ Adol­
escent Age” ; Mrs. Allen Knignt,
“ Young Men and Women” ; Mrs. J.
M. Person of Hillsboro, the “ Home-
making A ge"; Mrs. E. J. Maple of
Fcrest Grove, ‘‘Middle Age” ; and
Mrs. Johanaesen, “ Old Age.
It«
Needs and Possibilities” .
Mrs. Cramer spoke of the diffi­
culties of a mother with several of
tntse ages in her home, ill trying
‘ o live
happily to-gether.
Good
bocks on all these problem« were
quoted by the speakers.
An unusual feature of the mor.
rang session was a discussion, led
by Mrs H. <F. Bergis, Parliamen­
tarian of the Portland P.-T. «A.
Council on good methods of con.
ducting
P.-T. A. and other
club
meetings.
Mrs. Carl Sande of Forest Grovs
gave favorable reports on the mem­
bership drive. Mrs. Essex Marsh of
Beaverton conferred with Summer
Round-TJp Chairmen. Mrs. C. B.
Martin,
Garden
Home,
reportea
plans for a “ Hobby” survey ot the
county. Mrs. Lee J. Barnum of A
loha discussed the use of posters
with the publicity chairmen. Mrs
Paul Patterson, Legislative Chair,
man, reported work being dcre ot
the teacher’s minimum wage law.
She said also that teachers for
study classes for adults might b.-
obtained under the SERA by w-rit-
irg at once to Supt. O. B. Kraus.
Mrs. Knight announced for
the
P'.ogram Committee that a pageant
is being prepared for the Founders
Day observance at the February
n-eeting when the Council will be
ertertained by Hillsboro.
Mrs. A. M Jannsen. Hospitalitv
Chairman, Mrs. Becker, President,
Miss Oliva Berger, Principal, all
of Reedville, and a local committee
all contributed to the welcome and
comfort of the delegates. A muei •
cal program was given by Richar 1
Greenwald, Donald
Becker, Jack
Petrovitch, Richard Hagg. Florence
Trachsel, and Mrs. George Imlay.
MEETING NIGHT OF
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The ladies gym class which has
been meeting in the high school
gymnasium on Tuesday evening, will
meet hereafter, on Monday rights
t t 8:00 p.m. Mrs. R. Field?, as
instructor, is makinjr it a vety in-
♦jreeting and enjoyable affair. She
gives really strenuous workouts,
and we guarantee it will do you a
world o f good.
High school girls, young women,
and old are all invited to join.
IVAN BIFRLY WINS
MEDAL IN CONTEST
Ivan Bierly, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Bierly of Kinton won the
! county National 4 j H Club Com A-
chievement contest. A gold medal
¡.was presented to him last Thurs­
day evening
at the
meeting
of
Citmpus 4-H club of Oregon State
college, which he is attending. He
is a member
of the Kinton 4.H
I corn club.