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T he B eaverton R eview ¿ in The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUMK XIV, No. 45 Grade School Has t, Large Enrollment! AD U LT EDUCATION CO NFERENCE TO MISSIONARY MEET M EET IN L A U R E L CLASSES LISTED HEARS SPEAKERS The following letu'hera ure I »inducting r ia » »« » tn> the Adult xtucullou Program In U'n him on county. (Mrs. Ilarel Docker. Braven oc, — — (ìood Attendance Record jll*d ‘V. .* art nt fleedrtril!«, ‘V * " 1“« llazrldale. ,u,d Set At Ciotte Of The ••■n i m In «ton A1 0 ) 1 » und Hillsboro. Alra. 1/ois Furlie, Forest Grow« Fi rut School Month cliU»o»t in r m fl» (huaketry, STUDENTS L E A V E I (»per I U ««v » (ward* In H iirklny Vor IViimnnal'Ip At (I mi rione of the report • totul of 104 .itudetlla were enrolled In I lie »rude school. Tilla la the largest ett- rullinent tn tte- hl»u>ry of the M ,llnr, im i. Durtftg the (taut month 233 uh »mil • pinning and »ca vin g ) at Forest drove. Gaston, Cornelius, and .Hllra t reek. Mra. (Mam Wlililuul, lit overtoil - clnaitye in Americanization, and dramatic* at Beaverton, llillahoro nnd Helvetia. Mr*. Nina Kolbivok, Sherwood, Ht. 1 • -claaaaa fn Anne r I coni xa- lion. In xiitaiiea, ttnd Practical Knotlali at 'I'ualltin and Mulloy. '.Mr. KiiRene Funtettl, Sherwood, Nt 3 clanaea In filble, \mcrl- tuuHktlon and English ut Hher- iMIaa Helen W ileus, Hillsboro pupil» were neither abaont o f . c | o » ih a in piano uftxly. only Jl we;e lacd*. Theae c |a„ ^ ' are apon sored All the students have received b) Um> |Vdw, 1 Q<JVW.umcu, a* "(•<o»d n.ireoahtp Pamphlets' . |mr| (>f Um. WPA K/kl, a||ol a hit !» contain rulea w ilch per- wtd eve free 1« any la!«» In s«»*» ach»»l citizenship. |awao# ovor iJh, ^ uf w rn A ilrtw for irotol citizenship who »is lu * ui enroll, unions the »indent» a .11 anuin Information na 10 the time !»« tiuuhi thla year. Ai the ton- #n,j piece t»f tlmar varHuia claaora rl.aUtm of the year all Iboae. nM> h„ (>bu,nad wr)lii.K to a»th the exception of the eighth |U„ tcaohera at the addreaaea srade ptMHl. will 1« awarded a , lre<| ubova. ¿¿ier October ..«th “Chlaenahlp Certffonlr. M ea n .,, w|„ krnpo, Mlw,. l0 ^ lent of the elrfith smde. wlvo ml„n,mttta» on Car com- t’dru a srade o f I in < It renahipj pl^fe ctoaa sohedul« by writing » i l l receive a pin. j ot pleinlog the Count)' School The National IW r d of Kxa in - Snia-nnutaln-nt'a office. Inera la conducting a diagnostic o . It. Kmiui. Supervisor Adult penmantdiip examination for the Education Program, Wuihington srade aefuauU of dragon All rniinty. Otcgon. grade», nuixmp from 5 !•» ** w ill, __________ m^u^TVo tm'e LOCAL REBEK AIIS l l anaaU l d . m ,1 to, E N TE R TA IN VISITOR Id), and the [»«-amble to the Constitution of the United Ht at ea. About twenty-five membera of Tfila pater will be auhnillted to Tigitidville Ktthekeh l.ods«- were tlu> Nalkmal Board of E x»ra-1 gimetu of (tie lleuverlon Heiiekah inera on October 2«. If ttoa! Lodge at their regular meeting »indent |wav< k the examination ar-4 «octal nlaUt. dot. t. be »111 t<e »warded a INnawin-! A ahirt program toltowetUb« «»tip i:**rtlflr»tr, Correction* > txmtlne bualneaa. After tefreai- mul ausseatlonN fo r corrective lucitle of Ice cream, coffee and prixcdum will al«o be aeot to cake in the dining room, dancing Cakur fulling lo pm»» tba exatu- ad carda were enjoyed for un hour or _______________ more. irvuton. i «2 r«r£ T » J J k Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, October 9, a “ | DEMOCRATS W IL L phovnntU*. Chan in their na».u,; HOLD A M EETING Th« “Good Teeth Ifooor Roll" ____ which contain» all the ftrat kT»* : Devnocrattc central (>»m dcra who have |ierfw t teeth. |U1laaa « m ,Dl« i |n U»» Com- baa nine menilHjr» a« far. Tfc«y| |1|UB„ y yiti-eet ave: Mavì» Bigelow, “-herry, ^ maverton the night of Mon- Rogera, Donald Swan. Fred 8 l» t -; ^ October 12 at * : « « o'clock ter, Buddy Haw«», lummy Me - 1 p ‘m Koel. Terry l>ncoln. and <’w ) . 1 All Abose Inlercatcd tn orguo- Ifaleinwn. In anihanwk tlieae iratkm wi>rk arc welcome to »mall folk» are learning to attend. rout to 3U ond write therr ndm- bera lo fifty. LEA G U E ELECTS On«i of the apci-lal feature-« Hie Kmnil) liv in g Confer OIM 4 J to I»« held iu 1 41 ure I ut the Community Hull on Hie 22m of October ut g p. m. |a 4 nea educatioml H o m er««!« Toy exhlhll. I'athera, vraulhora, riund- t<an ut.r, uunta, undea, and older 1 .« other» arid alatera will be InUintUal in Uwae colorful, almpto, durable, and eually mude U.ya for children o f pie-aehool age. < onie and get idea» for Ctwtalmaa pfeaenu. birfluiuy pre- uium or gift» to »ell. Th o»» «ho come lo the meeting may ilgu for a free pamphlet of direciiotia for homemade toy», hich will be iaauod by tbc Oregon dial* College Home Kc- otomlcK Kxierwiitn Hee-vu-e Lite 0 ! The Indie» of live Church ot C irlst held their monthly Mla- *h»r.ary mceetlng at the ctiurch, Friday evening. , Vlr». Ilolwrt JofiHon led llie . devotion» and Aft». Cliarieu Thpiniiaon m « h In charge of the program, which conaiated of a vocal rolo by Mr». Hopper and a piano duel by Mr». Carl Rover* and Mrs. John Jolinaon a»>d Hie f »HewIns gue»t »(»»akers: Mr». O. H Mur- p'iy, Stale Hcenetary o f the F o il ed (.|rn»ll»n Mia» Ion r> Society 01 ' Oregon, who gave a sketch o f Lhe author o f "Congo cros- aea" which a tu-ftig »tudieu by llte society, Mra. Harry K. Hall District Secretary, save a re view of the hook. Mr*. W. R. Jacob» of Portland gave a re view of "Hiuinbdw Round My Shoulders" About fifty ladies were present. Refreahmcr.t« were nerved -m High School Notes C O U NTY FARMERS GET M AN Y P ~ P . U Lauches Membership Drive A student body me*-tinr- wa» . held October i to arouae en- h* * rr ' ! * J,h‘ “ í " n cou," | ,(,r ¡ tlmaiaaiu for llw «ridirò,, « g ,- ,i er! entered e,hn,‘ U m Laná Uet 'thag wa» waged that after- 1 * i‘« w Wia year than me.n la tween Hwtvertou *o/| the for » w « rs‘ 1 > « * « • Farmer* ot Pacific Fniwaralty Fre.hn.eo on couoiy ot ejtriea In (he »how and Ilk! homo field . ' I l l * u ieribei a fro"1 (àovernor C. Martin Will of Ilk. fin. »quad and the HUY 1 ,heM 33 <ntr‘ w' t0ok •*« «>«- Proclaim Oct. 11-14 wi'h tip* u».-i*,,uue A the band. ,,“ u,,u‘ “ > nearly »20«.' gave tho student» a demomura- Th^ «maiatcd o f eleven firata, A s P.-T. A . Week tkm o f tbc correct way to «ter- M ,f>ur UlKd"- I »inline. 1 three fifth places. Exhibl'or» and -------- The Pacific Fn-xh-Deaver game I « » ‘¡bit winning» are n» MEETING TO BE HELD lumt Friday » a « pr.c of ^ i e ' rollow »: ____ beet ye! ‘ played thbr nvnaon. *** Jen- The Heaxone*l pacific team proved ‘ k n * "h eat. U t; White U ub Mr»- *• *■ iNI,,'ke" '* " U t»j more pocwrful than th e ' 4tb: R<*»>e« Plieth, Sher l»n ( balrwaa Bearers, h wever, ,.nd the local w,,od' Wh,te Club Wheat, 2nd, - «»even loal 12-0, Of pvrtlculer tMndley. Rt. 2, Portland With 30,OOo memben. a» the it lercat was tbe foot that H lia M *rqdl«~W heai, 1st; EaiIteat-of- , goal> llM. Oregon Congre»» of N) lud who u*ed to be one of al1 l l l ; Hi*rrl Ued ParenU and Teacher* throug'i Oeaverton» alar player» wa» " h .a t , 2nd; E. L. Jeme», iu 3 ig im(u, n< neari, rvery inttnr i«ri of Oeiobtr. on the Fnlvaraity team. Many K l- *• Reavertoo, COEnanon Vetch, iecU m ^ the aUte> la ).ljncli' Other fuatiMea o f the l-'amlly onlooker» enjiiyed hot dog* »old Robert \\ al ien». Fore*. iug g unday October 11. j vigor- liv in g Conference will include b> Torch Hon-r »aRenten Gn>ve. Certified W'hite Rose Po oug /neinbarabtp campaign. Be- an exhibit o f free and mex- Frlday. OH. gam e; tau>«. 4th; Certified Netted Gera , ginning , nnlBg wiUl lamall. n o n . !l " a football 100 t b .11 game ‘ with a a ,,ro< proclamatb 1 by 1 >«w»ive (wiuplili-ta dealiiii- with will be played by Beaverton P olokh * Hb; White Rose P o (a -, ^ nernfyr M. ltm <k.H,anal the many pvoblenia of tan liy rela- Net- week of (>ctobar n . u a, Par- and her | traditional rlv *‘ H ill*-1 toe», 2nd. Jean Warren» llonahipa and child development. lio ro -r the Beaver field. It Gem Potatoes, 3rd. f fnt nt Ti*jn.h owe ' V Week, i'o/kle # the I.•» week TAX LE A G U E TO Teacher*' Mr». Maude Morae, Kxteoaton is intei «»tin g lo recall that out' l/eo Elweit, Slier wot d, Cornice I promise* u> be a busy one with HEAR MR. FOSTER of X game* played between Pear» 1st; Seidhng Walnuts, individual members using a» a Dpetnallal in Parent Kuucutlou will Npcuit on the »uhject. "How these two high schools Denver- lat; Italian Prunes, 3rd. Date slogan, “ Every Member Gels a A meeting of tJc \Vu.-,h':igton Ion baa won only three luia time changed family rela- Bea-j Piunea, 2nd. Petite Prunes 3rd. .Me.TJbe,-. ( ounly Tux Iaagiic will be held ver'o donahlpa?' This topic a lllb lin w ill open up In Ibis. Fred Elwert. Sberwcaidt Dalian The National Congress o f P ar » your inind many ijueaiiim». at the Court Hou-e In Hill»- ganr- und it 1 » likely l.hag some Prune*, 1st; Date Piunc*. 1st; ftruis yoiM i|>ie»uon» 10 the Niro ait U:iHi p. du . October I I of the l*erch w aimers w ill see i Petite Prune*. 2nd. Tuelatiu ents and Teachers which >s at*, the ir-ternatouai mcetlns a here you may di»cu»a for lhe purpo*e of di*cur*ing action. Vuiley Nursery Sherwood, Pe- affiliate of Federation of Hoove and School, tl'»m In tho group, or you may the muuaures on tbo ballot. -Mr. The line up of the game »"ill tile Prune», 1st; Italian Prune*, 1 » devoted to Child! W elfare put them in Hie Queation Dos. Arthur Kowtar. 34 y e ir* a rc*t- be: 2nd. which Mr». Morae will /pen for dent of North Ijakota and a lu ft en i. Karpatein or Prown u A rh o PlblirK. Korest Grove. through parent education. Many o f Hie 20.000 units of the Na onal lmper»onal <)i»eua»ji>n at the tm»i farmer will tell the ui»ido story La-ft tackle Tnelle Barcelona FilberU. 2nd; Du organization will use ns a pro of Die meeting. Tbc Queation of the North Dakota Dank. Deft guard. Hep-.gle or I bwlorI CJrtlJi Alberta. 2nd. John Scnmel- gram theme this year, "Charac Iv»x ia Included ihl» yeer by Elbert Hede. farmer Co*.'age O n le r ... Sato ; tzer, Sherwood, Franquette Wal- ter Growth A Home and School itgueMt K-i-uuae many wboat- Drove editor will *|MMk on the Khdtt guard ... De Haan iu t*. ‘■ird. W. T. Putnam * | Kcsponsibiliiv." t« ivd n actin g» have quecUona Power Treasure and K. V Mo- Right tackle. . . Huaerik 1 h*<ns. Ut. 5, Hillsboro. Red Dent I In the forty-nine years ot its wbioh they would like 10 have Alear on tbe Tax LJ mi‘.at Ion Rieht end. .. S/tofleld | Corn 1st; 10 Ears Dent Corn, existence the organization ha» dlaciiNaed. but are healtant :bmu Amendment. Every one ie in- Quarterback. . . . Iaaacson i 1st. W. T. Putnam Jr., Rt, 5.. . t arking them in front of the v i tail. H. R. ilndley. Cjairman Left luRfback. . . . Weet Hillsboro. Red Dent Com, 2nd. * r0wn from » ha" dful ° { , nto' Right halfback... Alttshlr group. Till* la an opportunity *4 the I -eagiie. Attuulmg the West W iliam - 1 ,Len* *?, a «*» Fullback . .Ekamons or Widinf for you to aharc your reapon- ette Associatitn of ( o n g r e r . t lo . a li'» 0 " ’ ,ll,0.n 10 Oregoa aibllltlea with other». ft WednesiUv b,ancl‘ *lnc« lj3 3 l * * ?rOWII W O M E N ’S C L U B About fifty sludeot* wil, be ‘ . .. ulirr honri I0.0S2 members to 24.63'< The arrangement» for Oie HAS A V I S I T O R fiirnia.icd transport»ticn bv the v « re K?v and Mr* HarpCTwHurT“ i„ f)35. n eetlng are being made by aclWKil lo tbe Portland Muni-1 **?• ,nd Mr8‘ H ‘ 'Ivtcalf. w ^ menbershin Mma UlancJu- Kk-k worth. Hume ripal Aodttorium Octols: » fo r1« 1*11* •fulieUt ' » « « • • Mr* D‘ J 1 1 Hi* ,™ * lktmotuUration Agent for Wash The Whit ford M'em an a club met the IV -i Co<*aok < ‘horn- Mi w Kicllex berger. Mr*. K. G. Webb. “ *f growm (hiring that time ington and Yamhill rounttea. Wednesday, with memlers and Watkins „• .u „ Mr- . w than too to 1021 will aurervlae. u. w. Tucker 1 ucaer. and ann .»w*., ; fr'«n , le*a vlaitor» present. Mr*. H. K. _____ W. c. McKelL Rev. Bums wa* m em w is in U3a. ..... D. I.yle of Lewlaton, Idaho Denney « w tlm hu»te*». Afler At the senior da*s me-ting, lr- charge of the devottnonal a b if ^ ar - ^ Sal' lt[in *t*r* 'he week-eml with hie rol! call Mr». T.uben»u-;n read held Thurwdwv daring tbe fiftl. t-trvice in the afternoon anil also 1 ®- Tigard IS membership chatr- brother. William Gyle, ca»htrr from the ‘'Consumer's Guide.’’ perlod It was deeded :o h a iv V - v e a talk 0 «. “ WTiat ie M, “ * » ^ Washington county. o f the local Iwnk. “ M-ience at consumer's service.” taken a ‘ «•o *M * Sbe W,U announ« har tbe class pictures _______________ j Tuesday of Earollment Week 1 when the County Council meets MOTHER VISITS at Tigard at the Eva-vgcltcal S O N I N H O S P I T A L thum b at 10 » m — — Delegats attending th1* meet- Mra. M. C. McKercher »iw n iitc g are to bring individual sack j Hie week-end in Eueere visiting lunches a «i! a cup (no pot-luck.) CIIHKENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR the I her son George in the bo.«pf al Member* wish to be at there, and at the Floyd T e ffl meeting not in the kitchen. Cof prepared by the home. Gerrge is getting along fee will be ¡very » e ll but will be therefor Tigard unit. kjifrie a while yet. Returning with Mrs. McKercher Monday MISS OSFIELD HAS was li'.tle A:lene AntcM who BIR TH D AY PARTY »lient several days last week al the home of her aunt Mrs. K. Enwr jn* near Eugene. Little Janice Osfield celebrated her fiitu biril Jay, Monday after- N A Z A R E N E SOCIETY nocm with the followng guests: HOLDS MEETING Shirley and Dorothy Carr, Mary , Myers, Buddy and Janet Dawes, The monthly meeting of the and Dolore* Carlson. A lter the refreshments they Missionary Society of the Naz- pomes and SK erine Church wa* held al -the j had their pictures token. Junior Anatin of the second NEW O F F I C E R S «faite baa moved to Wtsccoaln. A new chart for clean oeak» 1 the ioyjb the intere»! of the-.e young Frtd«> evening ° c ober pro de and much effort la being M thoiUt Kpworth Uwgue met moite «ou ai ,tR. |«ar»onftgv>. An civetto« displayed by the pupil» to !ia.»e|“ 1 ,,M' t»*ri»onftge. ! of officer» wo» held. The fol- a clean deek at nil time». lowing wore elecled: Prea'denl, Clean i...«-.» I loan i lawtorH Ju-ing Halite Hal||e Jean J rM rat Vice- - « - ' - " are # Pace; Fi Firvt mude by Hie member» of the Clement; Sec- third grade in Heulth * \ ,l(iy: i ond vice-Treatdoot, Conn Will CjKil ' child hi ought to achool loin»; Third Vice-Preci dent, Eva » nie colored pleturo denim* * tthl M*hmer, Fourth Vice-Pro» dent. d'U*un!hiw»s huc I i um tMitnlniç, j j^ m ^ p4)€. secrotarj-Tioa^nriT Wiuthiug and brushing the » « I » ; ; 0 ,w . (¡„„»o,,. The coU-rvil ouater» are be mg , , me e- ! A fler a ir+oa<uui! After |de«»aftt evenu evenii a s of nuMM with uiCHO jji>HtorH. ! game» rcfrevlwnents wore served Oloru Ho I Inda y brought « w h ¡ K)evon ^ m t w r . were prêtent, ___ luombcr of the c l» » » * barg«' .1 rt porfolio, wihieh was greatly .ipreclat«»d by all. In préparation 1 |fTe a)a,eni. All the puj.lls were ' for observing Columbia' Day the 1 ' going . Uj >h) lhfl to . Join the ”(>,^^„11 “ Oregon C Chlld- nrt d o s » ha» completed a <" 'H * n i-vu'» Book l/eaguc.' in order of Oolumbua' »hip. to |>eloug each pupil I» naked The fourth grade hu* a very j t0 ,^ ,„ 1 and report on suitable attractive md colorful Hallo- j (K>t)gK for eight consecutive we'en border, dealing with | montlu nnd each child will bo witches. During tbe l»u»t awarded a reading certificate. ibis eins» wa» very -‘ lad to j ------------------- welcome Dort» McColllater. J im H u R R II *35 G u a r d A new gcogr«|»hy bulle»In beard Suffers Nine Months i* i«etng iUrptoyed In the fifth grade. The bulletin board show» Jim Hagan. « rcgula guard the most import salt induati ic* of tlie New England »tates. through for U m ’35 football aquad, uuf- which an Imaginary tour ia be ft ivd injuries «luring, the »ea- ing conducted. The .members of iwm which sin«» then have cou- this H a »» are enjoying (?) sotuc fineil him lo bed for 'he pnsc ■v«ry strenuous drill In long nine .month*. For five moil tit* Jim was at d'vi*ion problems. They all hope to be great mathematician» hi« home In Garden Home. H « wad «then lukea 1 » th., Good ».»me of these day». Samaritan Hnwpital where he In connection with grammar. renialiK“«l not II September 22. Hie sixth Rirade boys »re very He plans 4o make his boma cuthuatoatlcally planning to en rear Bnbi Unround, Wash'nirton. tertain the girl* with 11 pro — The Beaverton Hummer gram on October 20. n il* 1» a secret » 0 . girl», let’s aP he I«OCAL LADIES AT there. T E N D RECEPTION The sixth grade was aotry tn lose Beverly Austin, * b o has 'Mis. J. F. fVDher and Vr*. B> moved to Wisconsin. In Health the eighth Uixidc E. dti|»e uttended the reception Ri»bert Henderson, is studying atsmt digestion. Rome given for Ji»rtp"n*d*nc« very Interest tog talks have been ci.nirnmn of the given upon digestion nnd tJie CumnfUtee of the Grand Chapter C R S. of Oregon, and Mrs. tracing of digestion. AH the Myrtle Brown repr«nwwitaUvd of members of tho eta»» have com Lrlttaii Columbia, « 1 Temple Chap- Dieted drawing» of diges- The WEEKS NEWS In THE REVIEW i Y LISTENS IN— Four leading player* of the Broadway hit. “ Boy Meet* Girl.” hear the Literary Digest presidential poll which la broadcast by the Goodyear Tlra and Rubber Company, three timet waekly. Seated backstage they note election figures on thoir poll-o-matera as tha results ara announced by — John B. Kennedy. HERE COMES THE BRIDE— Th* latest In bridal gowns Is made of whit* marqulaatta, haa a full gorad skirt and tmall pearl buttons all the way down tha front. Tha tight fitting »leaves with futlneaa at tha shoulder alto fatten with pearl buttona. Tha head draat fea tures a white bird poised on a background of whit* wheat. W ILL SHE MARRY? — Mis» Sarah Chureh- i daughter of Win ston Churchill, Eng land's former Chancel lor of the Exchequer, ae aha arrived recent ly in New York City. Mitt Churchill ia re ported engaged to mar ry Vie Oliver, pianitt- comedian. home of Mrs. Dora Fox cn Tues day. SOCIAL C LU B HAS A Christmas box for India M EETING IN H A L L m * packed in ! he morning. A liot-luck luncheon was served T ie Rcbekali Needle and So- followed by the regular busi ness meeting and a study ot | cial chib bad tt* first nveetliv; the Me d e n Mtasiarary Task. : oi the y * «r Friday at tbe 1. Mrs. Minnie Buck led the meet ! O. O. F. hall. The tiuy was ing. Fifteen ladie» were pres »peat in discussing plans for t fall actirii ies. A pot-luck lunch ent. eon was held at noon. About twelve ladies were pre»tnt. MRS. SCOTT W IN S John Campbell to Rose W.tson PRIZE AT BRIDGE Part of Sec. 24 T IS R2W. Horace 'V. Skiff to Otto Gau Miss Juliette Carter entertained guin et al. Lot J Huntvllle See. | the Tuesday Bridge Club for tbe 2t T1\V Garden Heme. Austin DuZan et al to MfreJ 1 first meeting of the year at her Ft. Davis et ux, W',* of Lot 3 home. Tuesday, with a one o’- i c!o«'k luncheon and card*-. Eight Elk. 11 Beaverton. 1 Indies were preeent. Mrs. |W Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes i J. Horn won t.he prize. and Mr. ard Mrs Jack Fleetwood of Jewel are spending this week visiting Mr Fleetwood’s sister nnd brnrl.er-ir-law, Mr rnd Mis. K*1 Mattern at Dvtrol*, Oregon a n i deer hunting. * -I I AS THE GAVEL SOUNDED— J. Ray Murphy, National Commander of th* Amtrican Legion, a* he called the Amer lean Legion ConvonCon to order, in Cleveland Ohio. Mayor Harold M. Dur- n ' ti- ton, of Cl#v»!an«, at J*ft --------- RECORD YEAR PREDICTED— fte- turnlng from Europe, Byron C. Foy, President of th* DeSoto Divielon of th* Chryeler Corporation, predicts a record automobile year for 1#37.| Th# new DeSoto plant In Detroit Mr. Foy eald. will be the most mod-| trn plant I « America for matt pro duction of care In middle price _________ bracket._______________ AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP —Johnny Fischer of Cm cinnati with the cup which he won by defeating Jock McLean of Glasgow. Scot land, at the National Ama teur Golf Championship match, at Garden City. — New York. ■ — Graduate To Try For Naval Academy Theodore H e l u . member of the Beaverton high school c l«* » Mr. ami Mrs. John Johnson of l<)36 ami no’» In the navy, 1 nnd son Lloyd were dinner h a s been appointed wi t h gtiests at the home of Mr. unit .»overal oihers to work fer an Mrs. Curl Rogers Tuesday even aprointment at the IT. 3. Naval ing. A fter dinner the group Academy at ArjirpaUs. oWeTided Hie Evangolrs'ic ser He Is now aboard ft# U i 3 vices av the Christian Church New Mexico at San Fedro. Ho Iu Hillsboro. will remain oo the ship for nine month *. I f he then baa Fink's Studio, Tuesday, Wed the grade requiremeeW» '.e will nesday. Thursday aid Saturday 1 go to Annapolis for further of next week. A fler much dis training. cussion as tu class col irs the matter was turs^d ovor to a | Theodors joined the navy July committee to he inve.-ttsatled. : 15. — Tbo Uenvcr:<’ti Hummer Monty Cavendcr, class treasurer was aim«>tnted a committee of Tho Beaverton (Frante will one to collect class dues of 9-25. After discussion about meet tn regular see» ion Satur [lam ing laurel around the rest day. All grangers are invftuut to attend. Tbe aJurnoon pro of the football fence t.ho iw et- gram la open to tbe publie. iog was adjourned.
