The Beaverton review., June 14, 1935, Image 1

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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XIII, No. 28
r
Given Local Gride
Farge Croup of Friends
Meet In Compliment to
Mrs. F. Ilarnden
RECEIVES M ANY C U T S
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
-tti '
FOCAL N E W S
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The || Hanoio «a.atiM3ta i»oy
n.i louui.n to t<e Portland
ac« u tiig fund is »ant to lie
ruined as the "D awn U> Duak"
The Hunt (Tuli ia »URing a rac­
ing meet next Saturday and Suti-
oay ufUrr.ooia.
Tickeia
a n on
««•le it mi the fumia will be used fo r
Ini out put leu. department o f the
Univei A.ty i f Oregon Mi .'t'al icht.oi
h-cati l ut I he D oen.bicher h. txpi -
til,
Fred Livirgrfion o f Bontlarvl open'
the week end at the B. K. D-nney
home.
John A. McCann on Denney rood
if viaiting his »on, Bruce McCann,
at Manning.
Friday, June 11, 1935
mer
New School House
Jack Grauvr ia a|K-mling the sum­
mer on the farm o f hi* giaritpar-
m ts at Sheridan.
Taxpayers Are Invited to
Meeting to Discuss the
Proposed Construction
Mi»» M > lihreil Twohy
o f Aloha
»pent the week end visiting with
frierwfc in Portland.
HOPE FOR PW A (¿RANT
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
CHERRIES SHOULD BE
SRRAYEI) FOR FLIES
James “Brick” Welch
r
Cherry fruit flies are beginning
to emerge Shortly after the e a-
dult fliew aie out they begin to
lay eggs. The eggs are deposited
on the akin o f the frul*. This <gg
hatches jrgto the little maggot which
——
is frequently found in 'he fresh h U n e r a l S e r v i c e s A r c H e l d
ripe fruit.
For
Barney
Dezure,
For a control
all varieti«»
of j
Sergeant In Army
cherries should be »prayed at orce. ,
If the cherries are planted in or­
chard« or arourxi other trees, these
L. MORELOCK DIES
interplantirgs, regardless o f wheth- !
<* they are fruit tree», shrubs or
a
fence row, hould be sprayed.
If John Gaarde. Old-Time Resident of
it
rain« after the »pray is
put on
Tigard. Passe*
Away
them, the »pray should b? repeated.
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Mia» Marion Metzler left Sun­
Mi
II. M. Darne» uiul Mr*. YV. C.
M. I*. O'Sullivan and Jo« Craig day for a ten day atay at Cam.) I rgent Need Will Be Felt Within
MeKcll Prr»ldr At Tahli'
were noai g u in tor cycle when a Meriwether at Tillamook.
The Next Few Years
cow hotr'K ill iven ah njf the high­
The Bast Noble Grand»’ club met
The spray ua.d j* a poison b i t
R e R \ F Y l)R 7 |'Bp
Mia.
Klim I'
Hamden
( 1CH< <iu way by Jack Mower» got tangled Wednesday at the home o f Mrs.
A t a meeting c f the Beaverton prepared at the rate o f V4 lb. c f
„
BAKNfcT DK/.I
The motor Nattie McKIroy o f Aloha.
8 hollen ehrger )
wa*
complimented ul with tie d im U m ,
School board on Jure the (ith it lead arsenate, 2 quart* of molas-
£ ureriI
wer* ,heU «
with n ii.iM i'lluiH'iiu* brutal * how- cycle came, out second beat u':«l 11»
wa» d.c.ded to stcurca inloi mation ses, and 10 gallon* o f water. No ^.:0°
P m'
S jn d iy ’ ^
(rescen t
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alexander
has
re­
riders
were
somewhat
bruised
up
it given fur her by u large group
a» to the poaaMriBty o f getting a attempt should be made to get thin Grove , cwneUry, fo r Barney I k ­
turned
after
spending
2
weeks
with
o f Her fi n Miln « I Ute Congicgution- when they got untangled,
Seigaant 0f Co. D. 19th
P. W . A. grant towaro* the con- on the fruit, all that ¡a needed is ? “ re'
friend» and relative* in Seattle.
»1 church, M<>i> Uty evening.
A cur rammed ir*to a telephone
sti uetiun o| a m w g ra le .-chool a light sprinkle c f the sweet poi- ' n fartry'
’*. > , 1 ,ed f ,1 Schumtld
A ilei glitful program wna given pole near 1 iguid causeu State p o­
Mr. and Mrs. K G. Perkin» vis­ building for Leaverton.
son bait on the leave* o f the trees
Honolulu, Hawaii,
on
May
12.
The
services
were
jn
*» follows ; vocal <luc<t. Mi a. II. lice W. A. Z om 1 to atop and m- it « ! at the home o f Miss Beame
The
school
b ard
un .< i star.o# or .shrubs to which it is applied.
charge o f Mt. Hood L dge No. 32
M. Itainea ami Mia. K. (J Webb, vi.»t g ite .
The driver o f the car Clow at Muknomah Sur. -ay evening. that in ionununit.es w a r e bulld­
Spraying cherry
trees
in» the
A. F. & A. M. o f Vancouver. Wn.
accompiimed by Mra. ll-irritt Itui. claimed hi hao an asthmatic con-
Kdwin Brown o f Evening Star og»
are
needed the
P. W. A. control o f cherry fruit fly prior to
A cordon o f officers and «okliers
'tall; u com c ikit, Mra. M. C. Me <Hti*n lliut alTelcrd hi» ey*s. The Grange o f Portland was a visitor
nakes a ..»irect grant o f 45'/» ol the present time did no go^d rnd
of Vancouver Barracks were pres-
fiereiier amt Mr». W. R. Vnt K1 • • k; is lie man to« k him in tow an I at Beaventon G rarge on Saturday. the coat. For example, if Beaver­
regardless
o f how
thoroughly a ^
to ^ r .icipmte in the strv.ee.
■two comic rwtdlng« by Mr». U L. ; charged
hint w»ith driving
while
T___ ti’prp hlAurn av
Mr. ami Mr». A. C. Tuttle were ton should vote for a $o0,0<J0 build- tree might have been »prayeu fo r Tap
3 were blown over the flag
Myera; and two guc*»ing tinnir».
di unk.
A. would grant something else that does not mean
callers at the home o f Mr*. Tut­ ii g. the P. W
fVa.ptJi bier.
Tito parlors wer» dcconaUd with
towards
that
buikiing, that such early spray applications
The II llaboni Chamber o f Com­ tle ’,* brother, Otto Schaeffer, Sun­ * 22,.'>00
lance muki-t.» o f iprii if flowt ra, : merci-, al a recita election re-elec
Sergeant Dezure had been sta­
leaving the community $‘¿ ¡ ¿ 0 0 to would be of the slightest benefit
day evening.
«Ji J i*n I 1<I fattivi« ih »! white parasol lu i H. I.. McKenzie a id T. L. l ’at-
pay, plus the purchase o f a loca- in controlling the cherry fruit f ’.y tioned at Sch'-ffield Barracks th-*
with a ahower o f p nk flowar« ani tirson, pie.mtenl ano vice-pit » kr id.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haley an i tion. A h cat on may be ha t for a- So. far as any definite accuiate in- paat two years and was a m g re d
white rihl tolta au*pciv.«d over Ui« i espectuvely, George Selfrótge was children have m"Vid to Hiilrtioro rt und $.'1000. Beaverton then wouk. form ation available the only effc-c-
the Presidio in Cal. this fall,
K CL tiahle, winch bora- a basket of i-'ic
veteran c f the World
' I" the b*art of o.i i ctor» where Mr. Haley is connected w ill t* ve g. nun s and a |50,000 school tive oontrol for this iraect pest is He was a
ro»e». Mary iK-autiful an., uetfui si creelin g L. J. Kuahlow. Putter- the P E.P, co.
served the entire time
buildirg f r approximately $:J 0 , 000 . the poi»on bait »pray a p p lic! vhen War, havirg
gift* were received by the honor s n is tne proscrit City X It Kiev
the a«lult flies firrt emerge from o f the war
in France. He was a
The
community is grow ing and
Mr. and Mr». T im M i'W and
K ueat.
Additional
spraying» member o f Post No. 73 lW
Veter-
ft* Beaverton.
family visited Monday eveidng in in the next 1 or 2 yeari a new the ground.
IK'lici« ua refreshment* t u i t ser
will
be urgently needed. are necessary at intervals ct ap- an? o f Foreign Wars, and a mtm-
Portland, at the home o f Mr. and build r.g
I
uni
Friday
thre*e
o
f
the
part>
veil. Mrs. li. M. Uarnea and M r«.1
M t *-. J. B. Thornton.
Would it not be good business to proximately a week until the Du:» l>er o f Mt. Hood Lo.ige No. 32 cf
W. C. Mekell presunsi a l the table, »m u tex! ca r te r in the w ick were
take
advantage o f this opportunity i.« p :cked. If this spray is properly Washington.
Alice and Tommy Denney spent
which hail a dainty little bride for s' nienced by Ju«tge Peters, Ha;- Til
Surviving
him
are h*-« widow,
t
get
a direct 45' , grant from the applied it is not g oirg to make the
■ centerpiece, and a r mull i | uu . ia lotaon and Oh as. R illi.tr g< t six the latter p»rt o f the week with liberal government? It would make fruit messy.
Jessie (Peterson) Dezure and one
old faahionttl Iwaktt o f flowers at month» whim t he y plead guilty to their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. now
----------------------- brother in Philadelphia, Pa.
taxes
it is true,
but the
oite ei»>l. Th<«<« iiaaialintc in the iw-r- n disordei ly change, Gordon Adams II. M. Vose, at Oswego.
322,500 saved
in principal
wouk. TOWNSEND
CLUBS
Funeral arrangements
were
in
g
ot
sixty
days
for
driving
while
vmjc were M m a t m i C. K. M l " '" ,
Mi»» Edith Robinson o f Portland, many times overbalance r.ew taxes.
TO
HAVE
RALLY d’*r*e o{ w E
M. II. Metcalf, Win. Campbell, I. -It unk aivi Fred C ock t, Hurry Hill form erly o f Beaventon, f>p->nt the
A mixJcin grade school budding
Mary Smith
were placed on
W. Tucker, R. B. Denney, and M and
week-end visiting at the h nn O* would act as a drawing card for
Washington
county
T< wnsen i
JAMES ( BRK K ) W ELA H
C. MrKeixrhtr, ui.d Mtaa Juliette parole
Mrs. Ivy Martin and daughters.
new fam i lie*. It would increase the d u bs will
hokl
a rally Sunday,
James Sieveit (" B r c k ) Welch,
Carter and Mi»» Margaret fVteraon.
R. J. Scarce, form erly in charge
A marriage license was grar-tc,. population o f Beaverton community June 15, at Shute Park. Hillsboro, twenty
three years old,
-lied at
o f hi|ui«iati«>n o f the Bank of Be*a ti Paul W. (iarrtnire o f Beaverton an.l would raise the property values.
Ralph L. Clyde, known as Portlan:'? r'ia home north of Huber, Monday,
vent
on
has
beer,
elected
treasurer
♦IARKEY SAYR E W IN S
a n i Mias Ethel V. Alsen o f Port­
On June 17th,
at the
annual ‘ fighting comm issioner", will speak
1®- He was born February
o f the Hilltsbeiro ('hunkier o f Com­
W ATCH IN CONTEST merce, succetding A lf O. Johnson land, Rt. (>, in PotitLr..: last week school meeting, the school board at three o’clock on "W here Do W e 2®. 1 9 1 2- He was a graduate f
l 'le class
o f 1931
o f Beaverton
Mr. and Mrs. Elrmr Hamden arc desires a full attendance of tax­ Gc from Here-’
who resigned to lies* me casmer ot
Markey hi. Sayre has been a- the Forent Grove National l a r k , »pending several days in Seattle payers so that a there ugh discus­
C
E. Hansen o f Portland, the Hi* h sch, 00 l j ^ ere he
prom'
of
the new
grauc
school state manager will be present. Paul • ,c* " t
ward»«! nn inscribed watch for win succeeding the late Glen Thornburg, w iere Mr. II:or.ten is tak’ rp the sion
1 and tT^ ‘ H s tre'
»« „ . , .
n i
u •*
cord in
tne mile run c f 4 mi mites
' llg first pile t- in Oregi ii In an killed at Capitol I loll in an aun Pharmacy Board oxatninatirns of building proposition may be had. K. Hutchinson, well known baritone
37 seconds, stands unbeaten. Sur­
It is desirable that the taxpayers singer from Portland, will he pre-
Washington.
eii»ay cont l*l»t on "The Value o f accident last week.
viving him are his parents, Mr.
express their view
point
at the
Time"’. Beavi-rt ■ n High ne' oul. M«
program.
Mi»» lyiis West and Charli- West meeting, a« the board wouk» no ent, to give a . musical
j
.
, . . end Mrs. James Welch, an: a si?-
the uchuol h» ill U'I>> « 1 . will n -
The
public
ail
ess
system
which
,,
_
„
. . .
o f Raleigh
left
W ednfiiiav
with iv ih
CO. LOCAL LEADERS
... .
■ : .. . .
7 ___ , ____ ter, Mrs. Ern-» C-roper, o f Airl:e,
to enter
into neep’ iatior.» wall
Ci vc an athletic event timer.
be installed has been loaned
their grandfather, C. W. '»Vest of
Oregon.
CHOOSE VICE PRES. Pnrtlmmi, for a three we k"*’ trip w.th the P. W. A. unless it :s th. by Koober’s Orchestra, ard will In­
The- national eontect wa« w< n by
de«ire o f a m ajority o f taxpayers built by Chas. Douglas.
Funepal , .services
hell
at
„
................
Paul Hinder, lit year old senior of
to San D’ego, Calif.
after-
that the proposed building be built.
Klk M<»un.l, W i»„ High ach«< I. Ap
Floyd Bierly, Kinton C rn Club
There
will
be
a
pot
luck
lunch
"
e^
e
day
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller ui.t!
Cresco-nt
proximutely 30,000 e»savw were en leader, was elected vice president
at 1:30. The HillsOoro Townsend ,:0<m* wMh
at
Grove cemetery.
tered in tlie nation wide contest cl the Washing! n County lswai fam ily drove to The lialles Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hay res c f Club will supply coffee, »nd they
sp nsored by Interi ationai Bu.iinf.«» lea d ers' a-eociation at a meeting day, up Columbia River Highway,
and homo via the Evergreen high­ Chicago, 111., arrive! Tuesday foi are asking that the ether clobs o f
JOHN G A A RD E
Machine*« Corporation.
held in the courtli use at H ll'.*bor-.
way in Washington.
a two weeks' visit at th-. W. C. the county furnish people to i’ rir.k
John Gaarde, 70, died at his
June
fi,
a
cco
n
b
rg
to
L.
K.
Fran­
it.
Markey, 17 yrars old, was grail
home at Tigard, Sunday. He was
Guiata al the home o f Mr. and McKeH home. M r'. Hlijrrts i» p sis­
county agent.
Mr.
uatod by the local high sch I tfiir cis, assistant
ter o f Mrs. McKell and Mis“ Ju li­
an old time resident o f that sec-
Bierly fills the vacancy lift by Mr*. Earl B w-man on Cellar Strict
spring.
ULI B APPRECIATES
ette Carter.
i on, where he maintained a black-
the resignation o f I>. M. MoDnu- recently were Mr. and Mr?. F. C. j
FLOWFR DONATIONS *?*th *®, p - He,
a “ »mber of
Cain, and Mr. and Mrs. James ! Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dobhirs havi
gall.
BEAVERTON GRANGE
_____
the Oddfellows lodge. Surviving him
sold their heme here a n i moved
The association feloclctl the last Douglas, all o f Portland.
The Raleigh 4-H club, and Jame? f e his wj d(>w' M athiku Gaaide.
HAS FLOW ER SHOW Sunday in July as a permanent
Mr. ami Mrs. W ilbur Erickson Monday to their new home at T i­
Gaarde o f Tigard
'late for the county 4-H picric. The o f Medford who came up to nttjern gard. Mr. Downing, proprietor of Rose, club leader, wish to thank tw" *on*>.
eight Master Wave shop« ir Port­ all c f those who gave flowers, a id and Mar' -' n
(- arden Heme
The» Beaverton Grange had a co- picnic <bis year will be held July the Rose Festival
were
dinner;
n ade the buidirg o f their float, en- and onf ^ u g h t e r , Mrs. Ar.r.a Heil-
1 « rful and atltracltive display of 2S at Balm Grove. Further detail* guests at the home o f Mr. and Mr? land, was the purchaser.
tereil in the Portland Rose Festi-
° ( Tigaro.
fiowera at their sh< w Saturday af ot this year’s picnic will be an­ Jay Gibson, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Tnyng,
Miss
Rhoda
iFuneral service® were held at
val parade, possible. They w ?h to
t«*moon, June 8 th. The judges were nounced later.
Mr. and Mrs. R II. Denney and I Thyng. and Mi?* Jean K'ein were give special mention to M,s. Val- ‘ f e Tiirard Grarl« e hal1’ W « * » â a y
Mrs. Forest Howard, Edward A.
Thera was a short dismusision o f
luncheon guests at the heme of
aftem oon, with interment at C res­
Blown, and Mrs. Walter VarKleek. the 4 ill club summer school ar.d Lorraine were guests at the home Mrs. W alter Alberts in Portland. ley, and Mr. Dahl for their as-
cent Grove cemetery. W . E. Pegg
o f Mr. ar.d Mrs. H. R. Kellington,
sistance.
Readings
by
grange
ml :rfn r* scholarships.
'•as in charge o f arrangemerts.
Satunlay evening. The Ke'.lingtons Saturday, and later attended the
featuring gardens, two solos by
Junior Rose Festival parade.
were
form
er
residents
o
f
Beaverton.
Mr». Forest Howard, ami the roll PK’ KETS DISPERSED
GRANGE TO HAVE
ISAA C L. MORELOCK
Mrs. Neva G «cr c f Burrs, Ore.,
call, "Should a farm er have a flow-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. CampbelJ ar.d
QUARTERLY MEET Isaac L. Morelcck died at his
FROM
STFMSON’S
IIFH
who is attending the Grand Chap­
ei garden” complete ; the program.
home about a mile scuth c f Bea­
little daughter Patsy A m o f I a 'X- ter sessions o f the O. E. S. in Port­
Kdwarv) A. Brown, Bust Ovtrseei
Aloha Grange will be guest en­ verton at aibcut ten o’clock Thurs­
Two units o f state police escor­ infSton, Ore., arrived here Wi lines- land, spent a few days visiting at
ol Kvenirg Star Grange, acted as ted several
tertainers
of
Beaverton
Grange day ever-irg, June 13, from heart
truck loads
o f men
the F r;d H. G oyt home tr.e past
installing officer for the f > 11 w;ng through Beaverton about five o '­ ilay evening to mak«' their home this.(
Saturday, June 22. at 8:00 p.m. in failure. The deceased was born in
officers: Mrs. John Dobbins as a? clock Thursitay evening en route to summer with Mis* Margaret Pe­ week, Mr?. Goyt was a guest o f the Grange hall. This will he th» Tennessee, June 1. 1859. ard came
si.vtant sti will'd
and Mrs. Nelsoi the Waahington-Multnomah county terson. Mr. Campbell
will
attend Mrs. Geer in Portland, Mor !a> and second regular quarterly
meeting to this vicinity about fifty years
Walker ns IVninna o f the Hi uver- line. These men had been trying the U. o f O. Summer school later. Tuesday.
o f the Peaverton Grarge. The Bea- aff°-
ton Grange.
verton grarge
were guest enter-
Funeral services
w.ll
be
held
to picket the SI innon mill locate«1
taineirs o f Aloha cn the f.-ening o f front the M. E. Church here at two
between Forest. Grove ansi Gaston
August 2 nd, last year.
o’cloedc, Sunday afternoon, with in­
.MANY FROM IIFRF
| in the Scoggins valley.
terment in the Crescent Grove cem­
Stimson mill closed on the se v ­
ATTEN D STATE MEET
etery.
GARDEN CLUB PLANS
enth o f last month when
workers
Thom- attending the Oregon State were ordered oul by union officials,
FOR BIGGER SHOW
TRAVELS BY PLANE
Grange
meeting
at
McMinnvill* la t e r the men were gathered to
Tuesday, June 11, from the 1 cal gethcr in order to Bet their cpin-
At the- meerirg o f the Beaverton
TO VISIT DAUGHTER
grange wore the W orthy Master. 1 < ns as lx* whether they wished t
Garden Club Tuesday evening plans
They voted, aiinos;
Mr*. A. P. Christensen, Mr. and work or not.
for a bigger „ and better
show next
.
Mr.
J. C. Strain
o f Tacoma,
to return
to th eir 1
Mrs. S. B. Lawrence, Mrs. L. J. unanimously,
year were discussed, and reports W a»h, flew down by plane Tues-
Carter, A. M. Kennedy, W. F. Do« jobs.
o{ the recent show were received. ^
fop a visit wjth Ms (laUgh-
fngcr, Mrs. J. 1!. Dobbin«. Mrs.
The next meeting. T u e s k y , July ,ter> Mre w E p
o f this city.
Union pickets
have
been ois-
Nelson Walkor, Mrs. W. K. Var pirsed
9 WiH be a pot luck picnic More
Mr
Strajn
w w e iri
from the vicin'ty several
Kloek and Mrs. M C. McKercher. times, usually by Sheriff Connell?
information wnll be forthcom m g la- the gip ju st forty.f i ve minufes be-
Am ong the irtere sting
features and it is not until irecen:ly I hut
er'
_
tween Taccm a and the Swan Is-
number o f state
of the day were the a dress of nr.y considerable
have been active
in this
the State M liter, Ray W. Gill. police
B.H.S. BAN D IS GIVEN
a — AirP°- _________________ *
talks by Hen Ausbern, Pnul R. county.
PRIZE
IN
PAR
VDK
LOCAL N E W S
Master.
Kelty, and
the National
0E-
Louis J. Talier.
STEPS BEINO TAKEN
Aiktttional honors w ire receive i
Mr. and Mrs. B Temple-on of
bj
the
Beaverton
High «chool Progress entertained a large group
FOR
C
L
E
A
N
-U
P
DAY
A N N U A L REUNION OF
band last Friday w en they march 0f Portland friendfe in their lieau-
ed in the annual rose pa rail e of tiful garden, Sunday,
PIONEERS PLAN N ED
Steps wire taken al the meet
the Portland Rose Festival.
They
Mrs. Marguerite McFarland
ar i
ing o f the Kiwanis chtb this week
were awanded first prize in their
The annual reunion of the Wa-h to promote a clean-up dav to h.
division
o
f
the
parade
F.
L.
Bush-
o
f
Seatt,e
a^
t
”
'™
*
at
thp
iugton County Pioneer Association
observed in the near future.
The
rell Is director of the band
^°n,e o t Mr*‘ McFarland’s parent,.
and the Native Sons and D aughters, Volunteer
Fire
D< pii'tmont,
lh.
will be held at Shute Park, llills- ciudi arid I he City Council aie co­
IS
*
Mr?. J. W. Sp-ague.
boro, Sunday, June 23.
operating
in getting
this mattei
I V f ’ l i l 1 1 1 ’ I T I V C t ' l I C C Fred Ohnsteail,
and Mr?
Roh’t.
A basket dinner will he servei before the citizens o f the city and
IA ( i K A I H A 1
l I , A S S W ooJ were dirner ^ g t s at t-e
n* 12:30. The committee will fur­ it is expected that the date will
nish free coffee and cream. A pro­ .won be annotirccsk June 2(1 has been
Miss Thelma Tefft. daughter o f
MrR V> A
gram will Hie held in the nftev- suggested as a probable date for
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tefft o f Eu-
e" mT,(r
noon, boBinning at 2 o'clock. Speak­ the observance o f th's mat-ler.
Rene, was a member o f the gra.!'-
The Richey Hardware & Fumi-
ing and music will be enjoyed
uatirg clas« at the Oregon State ture Co. are holding their third
FLAU D A Y — JUNE II
All who an 1 Interested in keep­
Normal school at Monmouth. Mis-' -1-Star special sale next week. It
Miss Evelyn Day o f Monmouth,
ing alive the history and traditions Ore., spent
Tefft was a prominent student in will pay you to visit the store,
from Wednesday
to
of the Oregon pioneers are invited Sunday at the home o f hei mother
the school here, graduating with the j *f d see
the many
bargains
on
here.
to lie present.
class o f 1933.
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THELMA TEFFT
and