The Beaverton review., October 02, 1936, Image 1

U M v .r.lty L Jb rw y
T h e B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME
XIV
—
41
First-of-YearStudent
Beaverton Football Team
Wins Came From
Rainer High
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon,
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Silently l’ahsinx
!
IÜ
Futteral ** t v I< v * « e r e held at
Hie Trinity Kpj*ropu| I'iiuri'li In
I Portland U r Mr a. Mary Harry,
I hk of i an yon road. H.ie I* atir-
I i.ved by tier aona, J«dm and
j Edward
Jlarry, and
daughter
I Ml*« Jn.iuy Harry all of Beu-
I verton. Internm ent » a a u' Ml.
calv ary ceuiecry
with W. f .
' I’t'gg III c I iiiik v .
MEETINGS ARE HELD
1- unci a I, at r vie««« « e r e Jield
W talneaday a t tlic Evangelical
Fdwtn
N llb tllrr la H«-«'l«'i| To Olflc«- Chtwoh of K Intuii tor
He
Of Senior H a s * Pre»l<l«nl
I N, O ik '/ m ') 21«. <»f Kln'on
ta aurvlvd by bia p arent* Mr.
in d Mia. J . A. Godfrey,
une
(I> uii ll-sark, reporter)
A » udi let body mroi'nti was I to other and two atatera. Hurlai
Iwld Hept 21 In the atudy h a ll,! «a» a t frxiM-ent G it.ve cem etery
W.
I’r iK III ch arg e.
All Mct/ler explained
l*ie u<-»
n iiulrcriii'iii» fur excused nl.*rn
« id tard in ess.
Il< rcafter oulv i tirade School News
IIInvMM » ill ju stify m k I ii 'I o f «
H- — ---------------------------------------
iih c n c e from m T ioo I. p eralty fur
All the riJtitnn In Uiu yrude
tardiness will 1». roitftt.« melt to
in la ail a re p la ts
to Join the.
H im s ’ tidy Hall for tike ri;>t of
Croae. The
sixth
ilu> «lay, utile*» >n cxi um * U Junior Red
a rade
was tile firat to
join,
brought from I k me.
Ihe fee la 50 ceota r,
loom,
Tin »(mUiit'a i las»
nettings The eixth grad«. collected the
» e re held ln> t »««¿k, Following money to y in the aauue ofternoou
In Hi«' M«t of o ffice rs elected tliey lU'iTucd |o tiecomv n.eiulier*..
I- .«* Tburaday all the pupil« In
l>y ili«' respective clas««* for
achiail had their pictures taken
till« sem ester:
nn«l tiiey a te tmxiou-ly aw.iRine
I 'resit men
tile reeulta.
Prx»ldeni —Jan ie« loiwlor
In connection w ith health study
\ ii «> I'ri'ikli'lil (rule Emmons
‘be firat uradi* pupils have Icirne«!
.hecretagy ls«rl* Itlxliy
a
non«, "N eal Id ttlc
«Mock,"
'Ireu su ier du'wis Kiimion*
i~«-^»c*'«i ni w f i ii 1* Jin k
Peir«»- f Tom which they «derive much
cnT'ytni nt. Many of i tcse pupil»
i n .l i
art aoylnK
»ml uciina «.lit
the
.Sii pin more"
'«oilier Goo»««. lUiytuos. They m e
1’iealdMiit Pulrleta Ward
all
able to
count to
Vir» President F ran ces M .ad ell nearly
twenty adn
writ«*
their *«>»n
K t-crt'tsry-Ti ««nenrer - Aloha Kin
names.
Kell
Tne
second
grade '.ad Ute
Reporter Mary Pulver
uddlticHi of a new ro«' of di'sk*
Junior«
to acro n J «lute the large number
I'rt'.nb nl fin .. Nytund
of pu|>lls. '1 bey Mre making goUl
Vice I'n u k ln iV - Donald S'm ri
f:ab In a rt. They have learned
tier ret ary T reasu rer lx»r« ¡flu!
a new one to sa lu 'e the flat;
dr r
Kong le ader— D«'ii Wldln*
every morning.
S ia i'P ii* this
week they will have rr.usii: «very
S u m ant « f b n n a Itprle ("p a
*e u i*m
day.
Pie» blent Kil B latter
'l i e
th in ! tprade d a s «
has
Vice PresUlent Curtis Out in
subsoil»««] to "My W'eeklv Paper"
S ecretary — llarliara S c o t*
w t l« h la «n/oyed by all the pupils.
‘I Tea mu i «*r Monty Ca vender
The fourth grad«* ««onipletg* 1
It« p* Ttei ltuaa«'l H ulett
-nine .original aiitm aj «teslgna of
< liaJrinan Anr. iiinceniraH a f'om— black a n ) white
The Audenta
. .tttee Marlon Mel/ler
are making tu-spa of their room.
S o n * latader M altha lashuim
livery w*«?k the ff th
grade
put* up a new bulletin l»oard
Friday, ilw 2Sth. a football "My Weekly Read«', Is u'»o being
«aus« » a a play««! »Ith R ainier aubacrlbiHl for by the class.
on the local field. The V x l half
The alxtii grade organ I red a
< titled In a rent elea» t'e. T ilt; club l.ist Wednesday. Hus'I W aters
«II i v.tvc power of tb*« Hen vera
» a s elected
presirt««»:.
.I'.inlor
v «a Imprm <‘«l bv the practice
i.'u lerta v ice -p u aldcnt, IV.rla Noel
t. me « Itti Je(tV r.on, howevt—,
s e c r e t in and Hilly Sw ain, non*
and Ibc Heaver» Itought th i'lr
tlrer. In art the student» arc
way to a touchdown In f i e third
<jutir' r n tt’ r Shin S a lo caught making a full scene.
The seventh
matte hr* or­
a. In lir c « .' «'«. I . a«. A tty for
club. The
1 1 . ni fa llo I. In f i e la*
few ml ~ ganised a Gram m ar
idea of the name, R ainier, with I tfirer elect« :i were: l«oulaWH-
renewed energy, luunche«t a pow *« n. I lew «lent; M ixlce t'ady. vice
1 1 fu)
b'.t ick I h it would
have p u -« le n t; l.oulso H«'war«l. »«•<'.
nice
resulted on a h tichi'.own hud nut trea urer. The club wilt
-
Kun »ouu.Ud, cn In-
the o w e a mon ili.
A H iel.jp.' content T at been
m ine. The final W« :e »f> 6 «
star ««I in
the elglilh
er: 'e.
i
lli'.'ter'.on'a favor.
Susan Clem ent wmi Co«.» WH-
llama are Ui<> ca p tiln s.
RED CROSS ASKS
Three new pupils c iteved the
AID FOR RANDOM * ' I t ol last week. T ley a . " Ralph
W a-'ilr gton
County’*
««Vila Kirk»«'.»«!, Ia>rne Kerkvt: «• an.!
for thi flnmlon lire d isaster ha* Ltosry KcrUwook.
I « «'ii ai t
at $250
rnnour.cea
I tn n c ih and Ila to k i Itla ck -
\\. j.*. Normani
Citai: men of
boun nre tt«»vlng a » v y .
Urn local ch ap ler. « n receipt
of a teluariim from It.»' San
MEETING HELD FOR
Francisco y ittce.
T h e local chaper sec*
$t00
NEW PASTOR
Immediately from the fonda on
bund and am eskim i suhscrlp
for
The ix alu.tlon servi te s
tu n a for the
balance of th«'
IU"V. Hat per It. Hurts livid at
rm ount, fu rther state» Mr. Nor
the linai Congregational t urch
limn.
3 hum *«y « vi.tlng WHS tt'en«l«‘<l
Subacri idolia may he left a t
by visitors iront Forest t> «ove.
fe
following placca:
und several
Portland rhurobe*
C. J . Stlckney office.
\lohu
IS V I'll us num bes and f tends
II t k of T i t rd, l'Isard
ol Beaverton. Aft •r the pi«-llm-
Ite c o r d i» ' office, lleavcrton
xrerct
li.ary cei etmuvies whirl
F . K.
Rev
presided over by
PARTY HELD FOR
Superili*.« n d e f.
( artiiui.
S ta te
MISS RANDAL Mr. H. A. B lu er ('let 1; uf the
( Ittirch, gave Uu call of n«'-
t'u
rharge t'.o
Twenty schoolm alla of Helen ,-t plance; the
Randall.
« ere
guest's :<t lui n ln 's te r W:ts git est Ity Rev. 0 .
11 tarli lauti
Pollard uf the
home Wcdcnwday aft«*r school In A
honor of her
tenC.i
birthday. i i naivgatlo. nl Church of Port­
I ; aine.« » e re playeuv Ik'tty June land. Rev. T. A. Dimgan form er
F o ster won f l u
prl/.«* for the pastor of t ie local ehuich gave
U «t punchbonrd stunt nr«! Kor- the ch arg e to the church. The
ence Hnen won first for naming prayer of Consecration was given
the moat iretlclc* *on the table. I») Rev. K. I». ivellogg oi Forest
Hpeclal
a, n th e .iu
Ico cretini aril cake w eir served (lit ve. A
Helen receive«! ninny lovely gift*- “Thanks Be to O' d." wn» n m
Rev.
Her
grandm other, Mrs. P. A. by the Ju n io r glrla rhoir
Cathey nod Mb« Mursnret S o t « I'.urns 'pronounced live lie «dic­
,,r Portland wete also p re e n t for tion a fter tt>e singing ol "U lest
Be the T ie."
the occasion.
A reception) of
welcome for
I Tlc.v and Mrs. Bun»» and family
(JRANCiE BOOSTER
I followed In the
social rooms
MEETING HELL | if th e church which were a r t -
! I’gtlcnlly decorated In « harvest
The R eiv er ton Grange enjoyed 1 «stlvnl sei'em e with fru its v e c-
; Hon«'or m ertlnr ard » .H h I ev- ! 'tables, aiitunin leave» anil glad
oil»». The table was v e i y a t -
nlng Wednesday, t^-ptcnibcr 30
Kdward »3. Brown cavr a talk ! tractive with a low centerpiece
i t tlie Growth of the G r r .g e I >f pink gladIHns a ril candles,
prea’d«if over by Mrs.
\!o.v Alton Denney played a vtolt* ! nd « '
»r.lo. Mrr. F,. O. I’erklns cave at ■ 1 O. Donaldson nnd Mr*. W. C.
l:rpr<!s«k'n of Oor*». »\ rocta’ 1 tcK ell. ITiey were assisted by
ttnw and refrehm ettt» followed. » group of the ln«lles of Ihe
church.
Abou forty
were in at tendance
I
i
Friday,
Oct. 2, 19.'W
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Is lot* of good la nd there. It PA RA LYSIS IS
lake» a fellcw who will ret le
NOT EPIDEM IC
<It,» n. e nit » o rk Laid f t r è,
few years. gc ting along with
I By M, Logan, Co. Nurnei
out aunt« of Cte luxurle a and
In apilte of persistent r.imor.-,
put ing «rverythin* t»e tuts intv
hi* place. 1 could fin ! f lent y ll^ re Is no rcuiiclation for Ihe
p a ra ly sis1
o ' land th
th at will make \ 1/cUef that infantile
i.ood profit
It I k worked right 1» epidemic nor I*, t.’yere any
ml 1« can
bought am*/ ugly i«as«»it U* suppose that it will
! b e \ nevertiteless anyone Tear—j Young Nvbiirtr Ra*ed
ektap»'
t hrU tecaen. utilizing «orr.e 350 Kg of * c»»e Is urged to o h - I
State’» Outsanding
acre» of cleared
hand m ort of lain !'he name a.id addres* and i
vend
them
hi
h
ealth
officer,
Dr.
4-H Member
which he cleared with his own
hands— handles a dairy he.«« o f .1 D, Dinsmore, or ¡o th e c o . t
nurse.
73 cows and
he has enc-ugh
I 3tve d fath of one young man HAS MANY RECORDS
young stock com ing up now t«> is tragic but neeo no*, cause
trcrease b is milking herd to 100 tat.de because frequently one o r 1
Headed I ]*inipfo»»hfp
cows. To accomodate tbei-.. he two case» occur in a com
Judieiag
i* com plcligg a subMai tlal addi­ n uni y but
Team s At M ate f a i r
only
ra rily a r i l
tion to hls| present barn.
any great nundier of c tlld re n j
The award of outstand'ng club
lie ra is e ! corn that reminds
stricken ,
member of
f i e state ca ire to
him very A tc h >1 wh.«t he dM
In answer to the many que*
In thal rdipect in Iowa
and liens i
have
condensed the I Washington county for the flr»»
rk»> l»n Nybntg «>t
with tha. tr-rop and
Irrieated following fi*tn
he 1!»35 edition i litre w l*n
«lover pastgre, he reduce» hi» of IJowers A F lian ts com nun- I ru.iiii.n »o n the hii.oor at tha
S ta te F air.
feed com m aterially. 11» now kah le diseases:
haa 18 acre» o f Irrigated pas
t'lay iin ’s six year reco»d which
Much about Infantile paralysis
ure and t»efore very long will Is »till unknown and in the it a r t e i in l»31 when h„* carried
£***&
probably
double that.
W ith
Mage of experim ent which' ac­ dairy and rabbit projec*» and
-
Irrigation he car. |r«sture his 73
count« for the various '»pinion* I e x h lb ite i one heifer a t t h c unty
he 1» able
«» pasture hi* 73
found in magazines and prper* j fair shows a marked growth an«l
Ju liu s <’hri*ten*e|. W ashing' e c v herd several hour* a (hiy II 1», however agreed by a u th - development in l»oth project work
r.d leadership.
Hb> ik f.je cts
ton county dairy fartre.-. 1« of the dry season. T lii- »-as or,tie» th at it ia by the name
In green f elds during the lama
shown atiove ta"‘We his tour
f>d throat ard possibly by in - 1 grew in number each until a t
hi«
first
year
with
thal
'v
tte
in
the prosea1
tim e lie ig « ..rrylng
Inch cenl rifiiKitl pump which
(tdied silk.
Irrlga e* an. 1S-acr** clover del I and It has prove«l wholly set -
10
p
rojects
which
a re ; a dairy
3 t e rules for centred I ing the
isfacto ry .
providing green pasture
all
d i.'c.jie are the fam iliar a c e s j project* with 12 beadi of dairy
To provide this ' nnim«r pa*--
»timm«*r 1« >»■-'. Note the |»ert-
t f h ealth, a: d if consjgttntiy animals, a hog project with 24
«lammed Ibe
email
mo or In place under a roof, ture. he
observed
would prevent» not only! iiead of hogs, seven acres of
creek that flow» throur.b hi.'-'
abb
5 h.p. tr«.tor.
Mie
his but many a seige of Gie j potauues, to acre« o f clover, five
place ard in stille d a four-inch
serious
diseases o f
whooping, acres of silage corn, one acre
r it* >*
«cntrifugal pump near the bank.
of seed corn, 10 acres of ■« heat
L ._2Wk.
During he retiod of Irrigation cough, s c a r k i fever and n «»r.sles. |
"T h e ru les: Keep your child and one acre V f garden a * «rops
he wheels a portable fiv c -’.or»e-
IRRI(iA TEI) LAND
away from homes whe-e th ere! project«, and a pXMiltry p io ject
«T risten
• a.ory Is one of pewer e le ctric motor tnto posi- it sickness and at hon»e when j with 25 hens and 35 pu'iets.
IS PRO FITA BLE hard s o r ba< ked by in te lll' ti n. run* a belt to the pump
he is ill. Let him pkty in the j Clayton’s leadership which was
gent farm ing and a record of ai d urn* v i the juice. The pipe oi*-n air and see ibat he washes | the oiher record on which the
From h wa corn Held* !o t le rccoguizii g and grr spin g of.por - lire fr< m
pump
connect* his h ard »
before meat» aiul oiher re c o r d 'o n which the out •
forested vuPey of
Washington t unities hefore him. He «>i»er
t«» n too '«yot concrete line, 8 thait he does not use publi.- .-t.-ndma boy award » a * Mised,
county In Ibon » u s a long ¡timp aUd (ha way 38 years Ago and Inche?
:n d a r r -te r , to the 13 towels uy common drlnkir.s
cups j thbwd a type o f
deve1o;.menc
nd from (hat fores, to Irrt- | t o l a _ k B ill looik It. with the •'.ere*. T h e n a V s'.retrhe-- 700 and covers big p-cuth
when
j
sim
ilar
to
th
a
t
of
hi» p to je c.
gated i»astuie lar.d in t°56 la « cooperih«n
or hi tw o , son*, feel in o: e direction ard 300 in coughing or stcezin g .
! v ork. startin g in hia early years
a (o th er.
who a r e m another, flackin g the Mi'd and
Ralph and Harold
F n m one to ten day * may in various club 'o ffice* until last
providing a downhill flow to -
Ju lius Christensen, who farm s h e tome place.
be required between she time year » h e n be led his first cluh.
w
trd
the
errok
again.
some 360 acres o f cleared land
pinion, there
In (Tirislen sen's
of
exposure and
when signs a grtrden club. T h i* yer.i he
The pump supplie- 300 gallons I of th e
i few miles southwest of Ilea
is »«ill t ont tur arnbiUous fa r -
diseasè
ap p ear;
but was leader o f the TuaH'.in Dairy
v m on, near M liway. has ma«!e mers
lu the W ashington county oi wnier a niinr e u- the field. five tier ten days is the usual
-E«l P ig clut»» and it was thi ough
there two moves and lodny re a ie a and netghlHirlng counties. The field is in Hdlno clover, time.
his UadersJtip th at t-he group of
presents a very »uoces'ul t i e
I’oln ing t -ward the hill line where the herd is pastured two
Because the iufec ion enters Ix-ya. wa« successful in making
afternoon in t.he
men
of farm ing In the urea. I«» the west, he declared, “Vhere hours each
through
he nose and moult' i record never before equalled in
unii
ex ends
into the sptnal il'awhiniStxm cminty when they
colum n, the cases vary accord­ ► V>n ail ih 4-H judging contests
ìi K ‘:o which nerves e -e affec­ livestock, crops, p»miltry and rah -
ted. Many cases recover w lth- hit. Clayton was the high soc.r-
• iut p aralysis, and tn e t ’veory ir.g judge in two of t'vese c in te s s
is that ntos
a-’ufts beve had and a member of every teaan.
C J IR R E N T E V E N T S P H O T O G R A P H E D F O R
U e disease tu t did not know
The dairy club which be led
ii
because I hey esrar'Cd
iba »o n the C arnation Milk Com­
deforming paralysis. Such cases pany's C alf Manna Trophy this
are ro different from a bad year as the • ■ut«Landing 4-H dairy
cold i t flu e t t i are only r e c ­ c'.irb a t t!»e W M hlngtcn county
ognised » ! en tiK th e r member
F tr.
c
the f'ltiily strddenly c a n n o .1
In a:_'di !on to the above rec­
walk or use his arm.«.
o il's Clayton was successful in
SUDDEN STAR-
I
is probably by me »ns of ' winning a# the County ant! State
DOM — Tw o
, k T r : .« ,ns that tlie inf«« .ion
his year six first p'aves.
months ago an ob­
is spread to '.1 e Its fortun-
r?e< nd places, three third
scure 1 9 -y e a r-o ld
ate who e lt'.e r * ucci mb or are
six fourth peaces.
school girl, France»
't f
Ce.'om ?«1 fot li'e .
.le x: n
.c . sntly named as
McDonnall, Is now
it
oM fa h.’ ned
“bilious the on stand ug hoy c i t ie county
the ace diver at the
: !: ■ -U”
ih
.1 irrlita or con-' to be a guest of ths F irst Na:
Marine Theatre in
sti|»aiion
vomiti: g
an Ì fever, iocal Bank 'o f Portland durin-
th e G r e a t L a k e *
lut to li-3 « ) rees a usual a three d?v r i o t to the P acific
E x p o s i t i o n in
l»eginniug but in adititi«-n here In tern itio n 1 l.ivest! vk S vposl -
Cleveland, with all
is stiffi >-'s? in the sP'De and tion.
the trimmings of
'*»e neck t a t .e child Ls unable j
stardom. She even
Clayton was graduated trom
to bend
fo i» rd. ’1 his com .
rates a special mo­
Tu alatin High Schi.ol la st spring
hina
a . . ould he *he i;rm t-j—
hair velvet cover­
He plans to work cm the farm
i a t e
signal
to call
for the
ing on her diving
SS-OBi 1 S JIj X|S JBSA
8JIC..1
doctor
but
ever
a
rerv
e
spec—
board during her
th
is
y
e
rr
and
cut^r
collet*«
next
h I s
t v I ve to take fluid
potlight «olo dive»
' irom .t«
sp h iil
eolumL for year.
The .xod cst acd
un*ellish
laboratory te sts before the pres­
sp
irit
that
m
arks
him
a
s a true
ence
t th e disease can he e s -
\
leader is evidenced by the fol­
; tuhlisl'ed.
ic wng rem ark which concluded
ids sh ort talk made a t the State
K ir in respos.se to his receing
summe.-
Christensen hauls iw t« ten 17 the outstanding club aw ard: “I
SWAGGER COAT
« in s of milk a day. hop® t h 't I can guide a r.J encour­
and 22
, WI NS T H O M P S O N
OF
PERSIAN
usually about 1,700 pousj
lie age my two > uager b:«tther»,
(TRO PH Y— Michel De-
L AM B — G i n g e r
expects soon. with his addi*‘on Wilbur and W illis, so th a‘ they
troyat pictured short­
Roger* shows an
to the hero. to- pass t.«e to n - { will have the uportuaity Ciat l
ly after winning the
la v e h 'd o win honors ir. 4-H
early winter r-odel,
a day n.« rk regularly.
9 2 0 ,0 0 0 T h o m p s o n
three-quarter
club
work.”
Ab« ;i a ya tr ego the«-e was
(Trophy Race at the
length coat of grey
installed
a
milking
t
.
¡.chine,
National Air Race*.]
Persian lamb with
■ e lrt'tric pò»«* c j by a o n - horse
GUEST SP E A K E R AT
^ h * French ace’a vic­
squarish shoulders
power moto: . tbj'jt
e ‘ e cts ¡1
tory was greeted with
B IB L E CLASS
and a turned down
great saving in labor,
much adverse critM
tailored collar.
C h ristensen'* s t ry of how he
'clam tinea GoVern-|
g ra f
Mr. H. O. Vogt was a special
came into tlie valley and chose guest speaker at the Saturday
me n t s u b s i d y wa s
a
timbered
spot
to
?t:«rt
hi*
greatly responsible for
evening B ible cla ss held at the
firm «s an in tre siiu g or.«. 3'o
the construction of hit
home of \lr. and Mr«. R. B.
clea r his farm, be engaged in
speedy plane.
MeUtnn. He gave a short tea-
lugging, and e x ‘ -'iid:'d his activ­
tlntoi ial talk which folk.wed as
WIN EDUCATION —
ities to include logging on n ear­ er.-eiuhlo
«ong
service. V r. W.
T h e s * f our yout hs
by land also. Next he meded
K. Garr.ctt preceded with the
were each awarded
better roads, so he got busy
regular
lesson talk from S t.
9 5 ,0 0 0
uni versi t y
atul hull
them.nnd in the en.l
Matthew. .Twentyt-five war* in
scholarships for their
he did ccMfiderabic road Kuild- atendance.
skill In the Fisher
ir.g for t t e county. So it has
Body C r a f t s m a n ’s
t een during all («be 36 years)
Gui l d c o mp e t i t i o n .
When C hristensen
necr.s any­ LEGION INSTALLS
Left to right Henry
NEW O FFIC ERS
thing from more land, to bet
Larzelere. F l i n t ,
ter roods, or more tnd greener
Mich.; Ralph Kyllon-
'pastures, be m akes use of ,he
T u alltin Valley .poet, A mew •
en,
Monessen,
Pa.,
facilities available, iRgdiee hi* ican l^eglon installed these o ffl-
John H. Doney, S e a t­
energy nod Ingenuity an«l ftlls cters ta*t Wedi p*«iay evening:
tle, Wash., and Ralph
t b i t m. d .
W. C .
Ftom an.
con an ti'.iier;
Schreiber, Faribault,
W
iliam
Ree<l
and
Jo h n M ills,
Minn., receive the con­
Rn joying a picnic supper in vice comman e r a ; J . O. Johnson,
gratulations of W. A. T R A N S A T L A N T I C F L Y E R G O E S
IVivJn park tn ¡.'urrento Sn n lvy a d ju tan t; Th<>wia
\mr>mn» fin­
O LDEST AND YOUNGEST TW IN S— Fisher, president of
S H O P P I N G — Mr*. Beryl Markham,
ev.nltv. w.'fc Mr. and .Mrs. Guy ance
A. D. McCarger (left) and L. M. Me-
o
ffice
r;
(la
u
d
«
Nelson,
the General Motor«- whose plane crashed in Nova Scotia
A!ev:n<.er, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Jo h n le ls h e r , Adam DeHaai* and
Carger hold Gay M. and Clark R. Ham
tpontored foundation. after successfully crossing the Atlantic,
Stipe. Mr. nnet Mrs. R. F runt
llton, J r . The men. 85 year* old. and th*
C A. D«nnelly, ex.cu tlv e con»
visits a Ntw York department store
mers, Mr and Mrs. Howard Glenn. tnltfcee.
babies, 3 month* old. were the oldest and
O. E.
Paln»at*er
of
while on a (hopping tour. Miaa Betty
Mrs. Ruby
lioyd Mrs. O. Me Salem , depart m eet vice oomnvan-
youngest to attend th* Southern Cali­
W
ilton
is
showing
her
the
very
latest
in
V rmlck of Garden Home Mis* der and
fornia Tw in* Convantion at Huntington
membership
ch air­
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Fall dresses.
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Baach., “ “
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E. Alexander and Mike RlKde^. man, acted as installing officer.
Making of Green Pastures
ß
ny
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In The WEEKS NEWS
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County Boy Wins
Brand 4-H Award