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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
V O L U M E X IV , No. 21
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
Music Festival io
Include Specialties
Folk and Dutch Dances,
Rhythm and School
Hands are features
M A N Y TO T A K K P A R T
l* lr r r «M
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In
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| n«lc
M
Hr I’rrs.-nl
rhe (¡mili m J umi I Munir Krall
vai «III I k * Iwlil
il I t in.'
■■liiMil anditiTluin.
Krlduy. May
In', lit I (HI |t lit An cfijoyiihl«
iiiUNlcul entrituliimi-ut •■«» beni
|il.inni'd, und tlir pulille i«id uny-
nne iiiirii'atiil iti mimli' I h cor
limili nivI*«»il in nttrml
rti liiMiln tnklng puri in thè imi
»im i
tmtlval
ara
Ilo« .orlon
(¡radi' auliool. Ali lui-H'iU'i
|(u
k-tgh. Whilforil. Ilonio» Tnnlnt
V ira, lliiroldulo. K Itimi, .Mi-KIn
liy. Hethuny. und K Intuii
Muny
» jm 'C'I m | number»
huvt
I h - ou urruuged hy thr variali»
«elioni*. Ini ludi Ila n folk duino,
li DiiU'li dulii'r, u rhythm Unni)
*li»>(iver1oii
guuU-
or boni llllllll
otid nttirr .«| n - i mi fea'urc«
"Open Hnu»e"
k lII
nino
I
Kill
1
11
belìi
ut t li«*
Ilmvr rimi
(¡rudi'
SihiHil
un May Arst.
All tho
« buoi wi rk and projecta rum
plot od durimi t > yrar k III b<-
mi t-xhlhltlnn
Ilio
| Il club»
b a i# J iin I
ul»>ut fluisticil Uietr
pm jcrt»
¡imi t-ti«* i‘f|mp!i'tiM piu
Ject* «III I ¡r shnwn al "(>|irn
II oum '"
All purriit» and f» 1« mi»
uro woli-omo and iiikim I tei ut
!■ nd
mirini.' (In- p.u*t nmntli tlirr*
K «*.r« 151 impila noliho» ulmen;
nor tardy
In III«* »riunii
Tlir
dully |,n ••ont ,of
attendane-.'
WA«
>*5Vr .
ImtiDK Kio munì li .1
v HI tara Kcrc »«-Imiiied
Ilio Flflh (Iradr III glene rlu»a
Ima rnniplitiHl tho drnwlng of
ilio eye
Knrh |»arl
!« nanu'il
imi In boleti
In Ijn in iii’r ria»»
birillo*» federa « r r la-mg nmd
und dt*cue»ett .Munì- of thr «tu
doni»
a i « miw nidi
to write
l'IM») llU»ltll*K» lottm
1 tir Kmirtli (¡rud.- h » m idr
«m io attrartlvo map» af Europe
In connection with Ocorrapliv
\ 11 Ilio in'nutrirà.
whleh
thev
vlslU-d In thrlr linai: Murv Jour-
uryx uro rolnretl nn tlir mnp
Tlir rlna»
nl»u
hu» i uniplrtod
il - trip tn S » l t » riunii, und I»
non rrlm ulna in ordir tn studi
thè zone*
A new tmllelin bi.wril
dral'MK
«U h vurlou» tvpe* of
dn(M I» lielng displaycd
III th<'
l'nurth (¡rado roani
Tlir Thlrd Grado ranni hna u.i
lnlrro»tlnir bordar
dculinx «Itti
vurloua tyrpes af alrplunr». diri-
alblr» and roapluno»
In r* ritti
n dir thrar «tmloiita uro «'.irting
iuirt dlvlsloi and timi II vorv
Intorcittng
Some
ittractlvo
brultli pantera linvo lirrn rom-
pletcd
hv
tho student*
Tho
poster» ahow thr relntlyi' Im
port anco of milk and coffe*.
The Thlrd
grolle
gcoirrupliv
• l.i»» la dtwlyinjc aliout forni»,
Including ruffoo. tra, and roron.
T O M O LI) L A S T M E E T
FO R P O U L T R Y M E N
The
(Inni
monthly
poultry
im ri In y of Uw season will Iw
tulli
ut thr
(travertini
Ululi
»rimai. Tuesday,
April 28.
nt
H : oo p tu II. K. <’o»by, exton-
»loii poultry innu and bruii of ihr
I» iiltry department of the Ore
gon State ('aliene, will br pres-
ent and will dlaruaa poultry man-
:t nr ment problema whir.li are of
current Intoreel
Thla simuli! he nn Important
inertlun fur Km poultrymon. »nys
Francis, assistant rininty nKf.it,
luce they ara entering the range
season und the pn*per rgnrlng
uf pullet» «lililí
will ko Into
tlir laying boner u n i full Is vi
tal
to
the surera»
of every
poultry enterprlue.
If there are any questiona or
problemi which aro r i concern
ut the present time, pnultrymen
»tumid ferì free to bring them
In fila mertlnR und hare them
discussed
Anyu.ie who la inter-
I Med In poultry raising is wel
come to attend.
T W E N T Y -N IN E C LU B
MEMBERS AW ARDED
T E N T OF
D.U.V. H A S M E S T I N O
»
B R IG H T K IT C H E N
HAS C H E E R Y EFFECT
Ivan Koeber’s Dance Band
Twenty »line d u b ini'iiitMira of
fcl.o
ludayvlllr
und
Hchelflln
eomiiMinltlea received uwurda nt
an Hiiti lev fluent
nindln*
whlrli
wua field nt the l/elsyvllle i abort
Friday, April 17 More than 100
■nrmlM r» o f tli« two romniuul
ilea »e re pieneot.
Q U A R A N T I N E FOR
D ISE A SE E N F O R C E D
Hi p r I*. K. Muoon
The Godfrey l.o»li family of
It'UUe l»< .
urnr Oieni'o
lire
quariintlnrd on areount of diph-
1 erbi r.i tin* fumll) . The nix
year-old daiia'iter lias lieen 111,
and at present Mrs
1 «o -II la
quite III
In a settin* of llower» anJ
itreeu» provided by Girl Ileiervca
from lieaiertoii
and Hillsboro,
ami many
Hchted ta|K-r«
tlu
service
»u s impressively
pre-
M-r.ted with iMtss Kalheraie lien
ney piesidiDK The theme of tlie
servile was "Youth the World
Future " After the reliclou» ser
vile and inspiratnuul talks hy
several sirls. and Mrs. J
H
I^ewls, Kre*. of the Y .W C .A
tin- i ti* ceremonial was held In
»inch
seventy-five Kills
were
prrstnied »tih
a rkiK
In the
heart of u rose, Hymbol'zlnt- the
unfotdinK of their live» as the
rose Hroii--
Miss Helen Kunvw-
skl
of Heavcrton
was nmonir
tho«e recelvtDK u rln*
A choir
of thirty-fire Kirin In blue sur
pllees
sanx
several
numbers
Miss Bulb West was a member
of ti e ch< ir
Miss Mariim Hoy-
on sfnt'il
on
the decorative
( oinmtttee
DIpbllH'iiu la a disease ttMil
should not exist Is mu.si If all
nv’iberM and fathers »o u ld nmll
themselves
of
the opportunity
given them
enrh year
in the
school rltnlra to *lve their rhll-
dren diplilherla toxoid, -he dta-
ea -e » toild lieronie almos* tin
knoKii
As It Is there Is each
yeur
a numlier
of
ease'*
o'
difihtherlu In the state, aid It
means
« period
of quanntlne
for each family and also c<m-
sld< rahle
t1mr.iei.il
his«
But
more than that II Is H -rrious
The serviee « na roncluded with
disease
TI hi
mortality
from
randlc
IlKhtln*
diphtheria at present unde
the un Impressive
very best
treatment
1« about scrvlre. m which each cirl car
ried
a liKhted cunille
as
the
IV inertni eonimnnlty wilt have larae aroup in their white cos
rllnlr la V r In thr year and tunics, retired from tiie auditor
an
opportunity
wifi be k I vi ». i lum slncln*. "Follow the Gleam”
nr,
all rhlldren
tn have diphtheria
toxnnl ut a very rcmsonable rate
Ttie preschool c'.illd should tiuvo
thr t xolil abuiK with the older
children as the hlyhest mortality
rate Is beKxen the bkcs of ri
and 9. Children from six month»
in may take it In aafe'y.
It
is n simple prmi'dure. trail cun
ranoe no harm to the rhllxl
Annual Rebekah
Hy
'Ihr evenlnK program • mislstaj
« f Krimp alnidnK.
violin
aoloa
played by Itobei t Gregg, a aklt
l>i-»ciiU«l
by mrmbera
i.f the,
lu'layvlllr arhool, abort Inlka hy
Mia
llnrrlett Kuril. Mr
John!
G; Ira. Mi . It I*
Kerkmnn, o- :
ml li'udrr.
und
the assistant
county
urn ml, I,. H. Francis,
und the uw.irdliuc of uchlrrrinent
blna ami uchlcvemnet certificate* i
At tlm rinse of the evm lnr mo- 1
lion
plot urea were
»hown by
llir asalaMsi.it rnunty
nuent and
refreshment* were »orved l.y la - I
du a i f tho community.
■
The rlub metubera who rei elvrd
licit to HI k I i I
lurk KiNi"
i.warda
were aa follawa-
tat
> nr Jidin flonley, Kdwurd Muy, I Julian fiM-yrr, 2nd trumpet, Chu
i lilTurd Hudson. Itntiert
Orea*.! UuMbiuuuti, ulto
u*
Kr.ddle
Natl K w i d y .
Donald Kennedy,I
la m
O’Hoar,
carl
Piabboek,
Mi
Drojror, Sad trumpet man.
I'uvHell 0 ‘UiHir, Kueenr Hudson, and
Freddie
Kelkr.
trombone
Welter Wmdt.
Mlldn-d
Kahle. I player, eadi won llrst placet for
J.tfk. Heliirlrh and Mu vine Kerk 'so lo work
ut tie State
band
in in, 2nd year Warren Rahnow. | content lield In Corvallis reiuntly
I* ml Sohuua. I*'at«w Kahle, Ito
Iiert Hrlurlrti. Donald Kerliman.
Arthur
C o u ia m
and
flemard L O C A L C I R L S T \ K E
S<u»:
Trd year Tominv Grt-irK.
P A R T IN S E R V I C E S
Harry Wmill and Rimer Vendt:
llh year Itemi Cnusoenr Alliert
A muriliei of Ileuvortoii people
cousaens nnd Alliert
Van De
uttemkd Hie Girl Deserve Sunday
Moor*el; '.th year--Cyril l/ 'fn ii'
nl*ht
church
service
of the
and Bt'i year Kdward Si-u»
I’ortl nd area, ut the Klrst Con-
i levii'lonnl < buu b In 1‘urtlunil
TOW NSEND RALLY
TO B E H E L D SO O N
Robert II
Kelly. Ktneral rally
chairman,
lias announced
that
tin cou'itywlde Townsend "Pep"
K..lly »111 lie held a* the For-
fit Grove HI k I i scbixrl auditorliini
Surday, May Jrd, a* 2:00 p.m .
There will Iw a sho-i proeram
REPORTS O N N E W
»h lrh will I»' announced later.
M A C H IN E S T U D IE D
.'i h i
II Weir, Hep i .riitutlv*
of the Wester i h>'iiopal Offirc,
One of the latest tannine im-| « i l l he the main speaker of the
plenient* to come into us.- in the dui
Mr. James Isianti. a state
middle west Is a cotnbinulioo liny ; area inanueer. will also lie pres
baler uud plrk-up which taker ent
I he hay directly from the K ind i The »Dirt >.i loiatijn of the
row and hates it ns the machine rally, from Hillsboro, to Forest
moves n lon if
Orme
was
neresaary
a« the
Report* of teats » l l h tlii-i ma- H III»Ian o path
helm.-, torn up
ehine in other parts of the coon
and i- under const ruction. There
lrv h u e hceii studied hv Clyde » ill be no pillile lunches.
Wolker,
associate
professor of
This pep
rally
is sponsored
OKiicultural rn*ineerltiK at Ore- hy all clubs of the county. *'We
Kon State co II ck «, who say* that havi the ammunition,'' says Mr.
It is
considered
a
practical Kelly; "let's put It over with
pierò of cxiuipment where hay 1*
_______ ________
P, .«lured eoniniorelally
In lance | T U R K E Y R A I S E R S
quantities for sale haled.
The new machine operato* hy
TO H A V E M E S T I N O
tractor iMiwer, and bus a prac
tical rapacity of from 1 '4 to ?
Tmk i raisers
of Washinpimi
tons per hour, und riMalrtenihly county will meet
with
H . K.
more under favorable rondltlons
Coshy. extrr«li.M isxiltry.uin, at
n -------------- ----------- --------
Kl the Forest Grove
Chamber of
Con nicrre rooms, Wi'iln«'« lav, A-
Silonty Passing
|^i
.... - _
-
prll 29. at 8:00 p m , riceordini;
to I.. K hYanels, asslstan* coun
I HM VIH» VV 01.K
At this mcetin. Mr.
Kdwiird Wolf passed aivav Sat ty nirent
urday after four yrnrs illn>ss of tVvbi will illsru«« |i ohlems in
with b ro n d ix
and
chronic nephritis. He was lairn connection
in cortelh
\ i > 111 ». I M I I hd ran" in* turkey'.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo W olf.
On July Ifi. 1922. he was mar-
rii’il to Hannah Toll at Olympia.
Wash.
They have made
their
home here ever slnrc except
The lumi tent of the P .I f .V
met last week at the hon.e of for n year, PI20-T1, tiny «pent
He Is survived hy
Mr», .foe Hush, with a potluek at Kuifo.ie
lunrhenn nt noon. Mra. Frank his wife and three lim n* rhll
Kelley of Nelaeutt was union* drpn
t.hc tniests present.
held
Funeral
services
were
The next meeting will be held Tuesday from P crk ' s rhipel. In
at the homo of Afra. Inc* Whit ferment was in Crescent Grove
worth.
ccmotery.
LOCAL
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Friday, April 24, 1 ‘l.'iH
Indications are that .here will
he ruile a luive mini1'* • of tur
key« raised tlds ve.ir and Ihu.
comp ti*ion on Hi market« next
Pall and «in ter yyill be somewhat
keener than in the p u t ; r..n-
sequ«ntly i* hehexi'-"« every tur
key non to raise the he t qual
ity bird possible and in t‘ie most
efficient manner
Any(*.ie
interested
in turkev
raH in«
is welcome
to attend
♦hi* meeting.
1
K
piano;
rk
Knliert
Kclirudner,
Kelly,
alto
Keller, trombone;
drums; Adolf
»ax'
and li.m
K u rier,
This band »III lie nt Hoctawa'
ukuai
Mai
22, ¡<nd each
Satur
day uirbt in June after tbc first.
Saturday.
They
will
TcrgelsoD,
!a:irter T».- liner,
play
. t
N E W O U T L E T S ARE
F O U N D FO R C R O P S
lit
-enor
trumpet
Conduc’or,
rteaaide. May
Thia i» the
• ojfity dante
U.t <- resolte.
are from this
avid
ba»*
»ax;
Walt*-
viol.
'! b
drat W.iabingto".
band
t<- p'ay at
Moat of the boys
county.
F A R E W E L L O IV E N
S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
Joan
Patterson,
extension
Specialist r.i Hcvne
burnishing*. O S '.',
"The whole almo»p yere of tbc.
kitchen permoale* the worker's
thoughts, and affect* her Reter-
Chamberlain
Is
al outlook on life. Out of this Sarah
room can ectne a cheery diapos-
Chosen Chairman for
I it ion or frayed nerve* . '’
Coming Year
This is true in regard to ev-
try aspect
of the kitchen a r-
i.«iiKciiii«..t. convenience of tables D E G R E E S A R E G I V E N
' and equipment,
floor coverinK»,
cold »c.tiemes and size of room
le u r'i
Meeting W ill Be
• Jt bits been determined in tlie A("|t
Held In
Hosierton
last lew years
that
color
is
very iinpoitant in the influence
or tie moods i«.id Keneial hup-
By Hazel Miller, l*re*a Cor.
piness
of the average
person.
The annual
Rebekuh cotvx-n-
Thi* knowledge has re«ul'ed ir
tion of District No. 14, met at
ri >re colorful kitcf.ens.
the I O O F
Hall in Hillsboro.
When
determining
„
color April 17th.
The meeting was
«'hem e for the kitchen, th': flr»t i.pv.ed by the hostews lodge and
Cling to notice I* the amount
turned over to the officers of
of light
avid sunlight.
If tbe
The convention,
Beulah Morley.
io<nn has light coming in from
chairman;
Sarah i 'hamberlain.
the south or west, it i* advis
Vice-chairman; and Ina Bowman,
able to -elect cool colors, such
Secretary-treasurer.
a» green, blue, cream, white, or
Mr*. Cora Heaton. President of
gray, for the dominating color
Rebekah
Assembly;
Past
Other bright colors may be used tlie
in small areas for intere«! and Presidtnt. Grace Christensen; Es
variety.
A color scheme for a telle Weed, Vice president; Mrs
kitchen with this exposure mav Nettie Greenough; Henry Young.
include light gray »rail», slight Past Grand Master; Mrs. H a l
ly darker woodwork, b’ue gray ite Insie, Secretary RebekaL a s
and
District
Deputy
and green (loir Ikuilenm, blue sembly;
ar.d orange print curtains made presidents of the various lodges
of voile, dimfty. chinr*. [«Tints, were introduced and given the
gingham,
theatrical gauze,
and honors ct the degree.
Oregou is already doitiK con
Mr and Mrs. M H Me.calf.
siderable work and I» in a pus
Mr. .ind Vlis. K. G. Webb. Mr
The address of welcome was
many other». ,.nd accessories a».id
Itlou to leap lar*e benefits from and Mrs
Willis < ady, Mr. and contain r* in blue and crrange
irade
by Mr*. May Cook
of
the nation-wide interest in paid
Mr
I,. D. ShelkMberKC-r, Mrs. Tlie knob* and moldings on the' Hillsboro and was responded to
in* more industrial uses for farm H
M
I'.
W
• ’ cupboard doors may t>e blue or by Marian Moore of Banks. Ore.
products, says K. >1. Wcisand
McKill. Mr». Nelsui Walker, Miss orange
The r-rgular
business ot the
head of the work In horticul Fern Haines, and Miss Juliette
If, however,
the roe® faces convention followed and y.irious
tural products at Orecon State t arter attended the dinner and •jiith or ha» north or east light, phases of the work were exem
colle*«. Professor WeiKand re
fare» II r- caption *iveq hy the warmer colors are best, such as plified by difTirent lodges.
cently attended tht'^ecp.id an ConKreKst ic'.ial
club
it
the ; cream, putty, ivory, li. ot rust,
Officers elected for «next year
nual meettnK of the Farm C je
hirst i onKiexational churi Ii in yellow
A rocm with north ex were Chairman, Sarah Chimber-
mui-Kic Council
and
Chemical Portl-md. Thursday evenin* for posure might have cream ceding,
lain. Beaverton;
Vice—^chairman,
Foundation
.y
Dr
KI
Harrison.
retjrinK light yellow walls, buff or putty |
Mrs. Shields, of Gaston; Secre-
Supt
of
*
'ongreKational
churches
Applli •d science
throu*b
the
colored woodwork; tile colors of ta:y-tres.Mirer. Betty Myers. Bea
nation'» I..U> rat une»
¡» open.u* In Orc-p-i. More than 2 j ( i were red. red orange, yellow, brown verton; musician, Marjorie Lew
and
a representative ' 2 nd cream in linoleum.
up hoik aomzin* vistas Into th- present
Irig lr is. Beaverton; Marshall. M’nerva
from each of tbe various n ou ps ! red orance and blue green con
probable future use of co.iitmu
FullVr; Conductor, Lucille Flint
Mr. Harrison
had tainers je.id knobs; cnrta>ns of
farm products. Amona the pos- with which
of Scholls;
Chaplain.
Imogoie
worked spoke at the banquet
»(hllitics t»'lmed out ut the wes
I crx-am witty red orange an J blue Helliueer: Right Support to the
tern c-nference was t^tF ^exel-
Rev
Frank O. Carlson n; Pn. rr»en flgureF Ar stripe« o f one f l airman.
W e l l « Weed;
Def?
opment of a powerful soil is q
catello. I<1«., who has hewn e - | or both colors.
Support to the Chairman.
Rose
etratlng fertilizer
made i ut of lected to till tbe office vacated
If figured wall paper is used. St«-\ens. Beaverton.
phos|ilia'e and waste «usar; the by Dr ll.irrisonp » a s introdaced I it is beat ue-t to have figured
After tMe election of officers,
use
of immense
waste«
from and presented
with a yift
of curtain* and too vivid linoleum, i
a pot luck dinner was held.
Douglas tir tintlwr In Ihe pro- money . JudKo Ross of the Su The
kitchen should he restful,
in
the afternoon.
Hillsboro
ducthm of suKtir, alcohol, ccetii preme Court of Orercn ma 1c the and to«i much figure on the wall*
Pa-st Noble Graxidg paid a beau
nnd traispsrent paper and «yn
prceentatinn speech.
•id floor cause unrest snd dis- tiful tribute to the past Chair
llieiic plastics; the use of »a?c
! turbnnoe
men of the Ccuventions. Report*
brush in the manufacture (if es-
Flow era add life and color in of lodges and dubs present were
P L A N C A N D ID A T E S
Mtttial oils, and the use uf uv
. the ki’.chen, and even ifensil* read.
iN-ados for tlie manufactura
u
N I G H T A T K I V F O N I and tools can be chosen today
Inspiring talk« were given by
salad oils, new explosives and
! for color a* well as Other qual-
past president
Grace Christen
stock feed
Kiuton Grunxe
will
lirve a ! itles. One pay s extra for some sen, Estelle Weed. Nettie Green
As Oreyon's only representative
Candidates* Nicht ai the Hinton | of the colored utensils aveilable. ough.
Henry Young.
P O .M .,
at the council meetir.K
J-rofe*
Hall,
located
on the hut It costs little if any more and president Mrs. Cora Heaton
sor Weimind was called upon Granye
about
12 miles to keep one's supply of utensils
lo tell of the work Ki-ins on i«t Scholl»' Road,
The mix ting was adjourned to
alike in color or related to the
this state
and research
that smith west of Portland, on Mon
me.’t again next year at Be-a-
general
scheme
of
the
kitchen.
could
l>e undertaken
in
this day evenin-K, May 4th. 8:00 p tn.
verton, O regtu.
Wooden handles of dish mops,
field More than 2 million pound«
All State and- County candi
brushes, etc., containers for sup
of cherry pits are availah.e an dates are rordiaBv Invited to be
plies and other articles, can be W A R N E D
TO G E T
nually as a by-product of thi present, or send representative*
pointed to carry out some par
new cherry processrtK Industry to meet the people of *be Kin-
A D V A N C E E S T IM A T E
ticular color scheme
W e in n d pointed otit
The us< ten community and give short
of these and cherry stems in talks advancing their candidacy
Home owners are warned by
Ihe production of flavor«.
ci!«. Ttie public is invited to attend V A C A T I O N IS S P E N T
the Portland
Better
Business
and
the like holds
important this meetiny and meet the res
IN
NEW
J E R S E Y to use caution
in authorizing
possibilities
Already Europe i» pective candidate« fer the pri
repairs
on the roofs
of their
buylny up ton* of dried i herri mary domination
Bob I Jennie)
writes
that he home« by first ascertaining the-
stein», althoiiea the use heine
«le n t his Easter vacation at O- estimated cost of such work.
made <1 them is obscure.
Several ¡»jstances
have
been
<ean
City, N. J.
He tiok a
T O U R OF C O L U M B IA
Tons of prwie pit« ete als
group of nine students to their ie'portt*d io tbe Bureau where a
uvailublo .is a |>otentiai sonreí
Stop.- small group
of roof repairers
R I V E R H W Y . M A D E various homes by- auto
of flavors,
charcoal and
oils.
in
the siburbs
induded Gary. Ind..
Cleveland, ars operating
Profesaor
Welxand pdnted
out
home
owners
The advanced room of the Ra Ohio; Erie. P a .; New- York City; and approaching
also the possibilities of the usi leigh school went on a tcur of and Newark. N. J.
with the statement
that they
if by-products In the pent and
repair
the
gutters and
nspertion of the Bonneville Dam,
In
New
York
they
dreve will
apple industries fur the produc
the tunnel under the spouts at a very low pri-e be
the fish hatchery,
and
other through
tion of varicxis forms of Juice, things of fci'erest on the C d - Hudson river, also spent some cause they happen to be doing
pectin, chemicals, fertilizer: and
work
in the immediate
umbla River
Highway
Friday. time seeing the sights on Fifth other
livestock feedstuff.«
They were chaperoned by their Avenue. Broadway, Times Square, neighborhood.
hi the field
of
tie new or
He
states
further
that
principal, Gerald Acklen, and the etc.
According tc the complakitx,
»ulsstitute crop« for presen' sur
Mesdames
John .lunor,
Harry Wheaton College won the state the Bureau states, the repair
plus produclnx enterprise«. Pro
West.
and
Thomas
Georges
championship in debate anil that men not only do the gutters and
fessor WeiKand pointed out the
Thei brought back many pictures t’ elr team is now in California «pouts, hut undertake adr tlonal
future possibilities in tho crowth
of the trip they had token.
to contend
for
the
national unauthorized repair work on the
of Jerusalem artichokes and pos
championship. Douglas and Ken
roof itself. Considerable unplea-
sibly dahlki tubers for ihe man
neth Taylor, who were champion rant-less resulted from thel.- at
S
U
R
P
R
I
S
E
S
H
O
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ufacture
of leyulose sua;ar
o,
debaters
for
Beaverton
high tempts to colfect for the addi
alcrhol. Much work lias already
G I V E N MRS. M I L L E R school are mi Wheaton's second tional work and some home
iH'e.n done with the artichoke,
owners paid them the requested
team.
which will produce from 1.r> to
rather than indulge in
A delightful surprise shower
Bob lias been quite acMve in amount
22 tons to the acre on many
was given at the home of Mrs. athletics having made tlie varsity- argument.
types of Oreyon soils
Poeslbil-
Bud Miller last Thursday after team In wrestling
which
this
ities »ith flax and a newly in
noon In hi mot of Mrs. H. Mar year
won
the
Central IT.S. L A D I E S M IS S I O N A R Y
troduced dru* crop,
pyre.hrum,
tin of this city
The »ften o o n Wrestling Conference Champion
were also pointed out.
CLASS HAS M EET
was spent in games with a de ship
for the fifth
consecutive
licious lunch at 3:20. Mrs Mar
year. He has also eao.ied a place
R. Z A S T R O W S I N U S
The
Congregational
Toadies
tin received
many
prettv oxid on the rifle and pistol teams of
O N R A D I O RROC.RAM useful gifts from the 20 ladies the Rifle Club and '.as been Missionary Study clas« met at
the church Thursday
and was
present.
appointed range officer.
opfned with
a pre-prayer ser
Miss Ruby Zastrow \va* a so
vice
Mrs
I,. D. Shellcnterger
loist rai the radio proyrani spon - j E. J. B L O O M R E N T S
was in charge of the devotional
C ARD OF T H A N K S
sort'd hy Hie Krasnoff Voice and :
service and Mrs. M H . Metcalf
M A P E S ’ LO C A T IO N
Fiai'o Siudii over rwdlo station !
on the study
of A-
W e wish to thank our many reported
KXf , Sunday eveninz
She sana.
E
.1 C‘ Ernie") Bloom of A- friends for their klndne** and merlcan Missions. After the bus
"S illle Wie Du N a c h f (Bohmv
Miss Zastrow
Is a student ai liihn. formerly of Portland, has beautiful floral offering* in our inrss meeting and pot-luck lunch
the ladies worked on scrapbooks
rolled the former Mapes’ loca hour of sorrow.
the Krasnoff Studio
which are
to be sent
to the
Mr*
Hannah W olf
a lunch room.
pool,
Before the broadcast. Mias Zas tion for
children's wards in the hospitals.
Edna W olf
trow anil Miss Joy Hulette were rocm, etc. It will be openel
Arlleno W olf
'Hie xiext meeting will he held
supper Kites!s at the J cine of after May 1st. Mr. Bloom was
April 20 instead of the regular
Jean W olf
Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Miller ixi at one time a commercial pho
time, the first week in May. ax
Mrs
t<eah Ketnn-.er
laiddlncftcn Court. Taiter In the tographer. Jack T. Berrv will
the Conference will he meeting
Mrs
Verna Cshoon
eveninK they visited at ‘he home be a partner in the new enter
at that time.
Mary Toll
prise.
of Miss W ilu * IJveaay.