The Beaverton review., April 30, 1937, Image 1

T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to t i e Interests of Eastern W ashington County.
VOLUMM XV, No. 22
Debaters Leave For
National Tourney
itraverton. Washington County. Oregon, Friday, April .'JO, 1937.
“Best in West” as Debaters
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CARD OF THANKS
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tak e thla opporl untty 0f
t h a rk in g o u r frittala for tbelr
♦ x|.< wlon of sym pathy and un­
dem anding In o lir bereavnient.
Mra. H aiti« p |f (.
I
Music Festival Is
Held At Schoo
Subscription, $1.U0 per yr. In Advance
1 LOCAL PEOPLE AT­
TEND CONCERT SUN.
.¡Local team Wins
*j County Track Meet
Among tho»c-
a tu n d in g the
M heztou College Men's Glee Chib ]
conceit in P o rtlan d Sunday
! be Him* n M eiuoriat
Uaptàgt
1 .lurch were Mra. K. R. Johnson,
w n ia i d j -hr.>»on, th« h . a . w .a t
— -
Festival To Be Held In
Beavers
Score
53 Points;
Gym Of Beaverton
led the dining room of th e a -I
"* Mila.
R H It. D,,iney
Seven First Places
!«f»a. k ran g e hull Tbur».iay uight j
lx .ty fami“**’
, Mise Mir
navi
High School
tm Uie dinner, a t one of t|,e
_
,
and Mr»
»am Doty E.„.
Are Won
si R ev . . . ___—
la rg e st between-« ainpaiKn feath­
G 'o rg e ,N. T aylor. J»*ai people
SCHOOLS ENTER who a jo attending college a t SCHULZ HIGH SCORE
ering* In tli«.
h isto ry of
ifo 11
Ja> (iihson, Lyman Wool),
Kussel 11 ulet t And
Ed Blatter On Team
I
TO BE IN ILLINOIS
11‘dd) lli«b'*|i I’rOi ult* (W T im -
county. T he buajr dlnera enjoyed
U hi^n' 11 u a rt Mias M arg aret West,
th e w itticism s of t*ie tia sim a e - I'relisn in arj T rack Meet I« leid Himzn Johnson and K enneth and
K arpstcin l- ILuh Point Hhi>u I<»r
t«r, Ed I*. Moore of H illsboro,
I t I N i^ r tO n
Douglas T aylor. Bob Denney al-
T rip To Hcet
Ik w ier T rack T«
at» h e Introduced honor guests, |
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wi was a stu d e n t th e re for 2
v ap o rs, m em ber» of the commit-
T he th ird m r.t.al mimic fesj yi ars. A num ber of o th er young
Ih-averton hitch «nhool’a debate
A driving fighting Beaver tia c k
fee btuoled by R. 0 . Scoff, post- tlv sl f.»r th e iur»!tm portion cf l wo pi ¡»re prep arin g for en tra n ce
t«*aam yompoMd of .l^y OÌI mmui ,
squad downed the strong F o r­
mncitcn- and p reiin ct com m ittee 1
Ki ngt on i-citnty will be held th e ie in th e n ear future.
Lyntii Webb, I'M» In B la tte r and
est Grove team In one of th e
w orker*.
j tocay ( Friday! at J :30 p.m.
I{ ii < m *4 II ii UM ii*ft T hursday illum ­
p.ni. A
h ard est fought entunty n o . • ev­
very
in
'e
re
stin
g
program
haa
in i
fur tlu< National I tettata*
A lthough a social affair, and
PORTLAND
SPEAKER
e
r seen in these p arts. Beaver­
liccn
pl.s/ireil
and
many
apccial
T o u rn a m e n t to b* held In Ja c k ­
husinsa to tie rihelvpj. th e n.oef.
ton »cored 53 Vi points w ith 7
sonville. Illin 'd a. Tlwy «era* ne­
Ing went, on re c o rd n* fa voting number» h a r t been arran g e d .
TALKS AT WHITFORD fruit place», 2 second p 'aces, autl
ra «n(Mi|tical by K. (1 Webb, dr*
I’ris ld o n t
Itn o a tw jt ' i ju d l'.a ry Everyone la cordially Invited fo
| ‘JVi ¡b ird places.
bate coarti at the blab school
T hdse school» p aid o i-
reform plan. ResolqtioaiK p resen­ s tte n d .
Tom Dryden of Portland sp o k e , f o r e s t Grove was second w ith
Th I ra m la en titled Ut p artir-
p.ating
in
thi*
ev
ert
a
re
;
AP
ha^
ted by Dr. J. O. Robb of Hilla-
U zt Sunday rig h i. A pril 25,
Ip atr In the national tournam ent
l!iV4 points and 6 firs t places,
te»ro w ore unanim ously nerept- H u tx r, Raleigh. W hltford, fuaJ- ' lie Inter-donc m lnational
riiu re h
lx*-»use of t l v l r victory at Idre
•d - BuriMraa wps
Im m ediately /-tin View, C e d ir Mills, I'nioD, iM-ld in tbe Mi-Kay school, taking : 6 second plac<V> and 2V4 third
field college which «ave I M m
place*, d t.
Mary’s was
ih ird
Mc Kli*!«y, H aael'I’le, K in'on, i.rth -
muk ( m n d ,d an d th e “floor cleared
hi* te x t from th e tw en ty -lira f * li id point» end H illsboro 4th
the O teyon S tate cham pionship
n-.y v 1 Bcav—rlo n .
for dancing.
chaiC er of he Beck of Number*
S'.tmhnK In bark row a re Mr Webb, c.w ch; Jay G ibaon and
Ttie d eb a te question la "Ite
1-avt F rid a y th e
p relim iro ry ;2 1 tri John 3; 14. T w enty-four per- j w ith 71» points. T igard scored
A rrival of
Willi»
Mahoney.
Lyman Webb, f flrn a llv e lU-butma a ril ssj.ti-d in f r o r t i«re Maat n
a.dved T hai All E lectrical Htil-
¡2 peints fori fiitj, place.
track m eet waa held ait Beaver­ nr.a w ere in 8 t‘cndwnce.
IV >»on and Edw in lllatter. n e g a tiv e detiatei». K ummt I Mulet!, a- » Hon,, to ta l of vo<eg had Senator
Itlm Shall He
Guvernmenlailly
Shultz of F orest Grove
w as
ton.
S
t.
M
ary’s,
A
lo
h
a-Iitib
er
McNfeyr g u essin g ti^ the la«- e-
Arne hi G arnett acted a* leader high point men of tbe m eet with
Owned An<l O perated " Jay Gib­ nuther ««gaitlvr d eb ater la not »bown.
m d BeaveiioF lo tk p - rt
w ith Special musar was fu rn ls b e j by
son and Lyman Webb are on
IS Vi (>oiats, and Arms of F o re st
Photo co u rtesy T h e O reg o n ian lectlon was a au rfris e fealu r.e B eaverton se cu rin g firs! p.ace
H
ow
ard
la."«'urette,
K
ational
rum-
.Mr Ronnie Cegwpbel! vocal no- I Grove was
the riform ative aide of the qties
second w ith
12%
m lttcm an , W R. Barnes of Mult­ . Itli 0 ( pnin’s Aloha-ITuher »** 1<Jlit from P ortland.
lion will* lluaael Mulct* and fid
' points. K arpstein was th ird an<
vecond
with
73
point«.
The
fol­
nom ah county. Vernon W di.ama,
No m s r tir w hat your age is ,
f«,r Beaverton, w ith
win Illa'Uw a re on the netta!Ive *
ed ito r o f th e Oregon Demo rat. lowing people placed in the m «et; or wTiat denom inatlcn you are i S%, points,
Pale
Silently Passing
Dr
n . M. Erw in, M ultnomah Rig I h ^ s ; r.o \ « r fl d sah — P ;ud a !te c h t‘j to . if you are ro t at-
Tlie q u a rte t of debater» will
su m m ary : /
co
u
«
ty
c o ro n e r a t'e rd e d snd yfr. I’etiiz Mtocnd; Shot Put- Rob. ttn d in g nny oth er ch u rch ser- , 10« yard da»h: S chullz, F crea t
nw*4 chaimpbrna from all c>Uier
join I hit . m:\VKTi
e
rt
Sw-nsger.
scrond.
vices r e x t S unday evenig, y mi
atte» In Mie union at aeaalnna to
an d Mr*. E
1. K irkpatrick o '
Grove, firs t;
A nna,
F o rest
John Frit* B ennett w ss Isirn
Small Boys; 5U yard dash-—Bob are co rd ially invltfd <to t>e p re s­
ulaa-t Monday, May 3 and end on
MI Drctuk ie. O scar H ang m aster
Grove, second;
Stau:,en, St.
Berne», first. Floyd Mr In. see- ent r t 7:45.
j
A
(aril
16.
JKt'.l
at
IVsinetiorc»,
I-
May 7
of Alohf rrrn g e . and Rs-publlc-
j Mary's th ird . Tim*. 10 2/5 sec.
f«n<->; 73 y ard do«h B-d> Barnes
I'.liner S til e led the com m ittee |u w a , a tm.Ul v jllag e of seven
sn frien d o f tile Imaior guests.
220 y ard d a » ||: Shultz,
F c.esl,
f in d ; High Ju m p --B o b B a ire s,
and te n
famiHea
w hich a l Mie last tmmaent fln- | log house«
In*, ('ived activ e
!i-,emln»rs of
Grove, firs t; K arpstein, Bea­
TUCKER
RETURNS
f
:r
s
t;
Broad
.kr-np
George
r
t-
i
n
e
.1
w
here
he
»pent
hla
boyhood.
H
e
—
■
■
■
-
itfiice.1 th e tir Ip ltd * waa ranted
th e cc« an i7 atl't* and of Ihe Hi me
verton, second; Ezell, 3t. M ar­
j att'-nih-.l D rake onjtrer«Ry at Dew ()ne Of Largest BetWOen- Eci-■omlcs clu b rearonsit»le for firs t; B'setwill Dor Conser, firs«; .
by ponlar »uberi primi
FROM
LOUISIANA
y’s, rhird Tim e 23 3/5 sec.
220
Re’ay
l
i
m
n
.
Malm,
f
old-
1
Moines,
Iowa.
He
was
a
pion­
Illd.K BM iop, prealdenl id the
th
e
excellent
dinner
4!o
y ard d ash : K arpstien, Bea­
Campaign
(Gatherings
wvtl
p.rd
Rhine
first.
Old T im er’» tlaaeball aaaoclrtioei eer of North D akota, going th e re
I* W. T ucker re tu rn e d la st
verton, firxrt; Ezell, 3!. M aiy’s,
A lb ert K eeim w r, i k ' t
con*-
I
/
r
c
f
G
irls;
30
vard
i!r
.v!
Lu-
.
1 ¡n the year o f 1162.
provided ttie car.
Held In ('ounty
Hu.** ric k ,
Beaver I on, th ird
m ltteem an In 'ro d u ced Represen- ell!« O u r-,
73 v a 'd o,.»h— w tek from a tw o m onth’s v isit
Mwrlan I toy »on, airsrilur n e g a ­
»Mr. Betient! w as unltad In
to
his
old
home
In
L
ouisiana.
Tim
e
53
sec.
flat.
la
tiv
e
A
ntrim
and
H
oward
b
at-
I.ucllle Goco. se co rd ; 220 Rctav
tiv e m em ber of the team waa ¡ n tin la g t' *o 'Minnie M ary W hite llcm"crat* tn d Kcpuldican Krlrad*
floe for S en ato r Roas. th e honor
G -co .
T ri'w hridge. Noel and Mrs. T u ck er who accompanied, 880: Gibson, B eaverton, first, P e­
unndilc to go twek w ith !he ©- of New R.wkford, N. D akota In.
stopped off
in N ebraska
terson. T igard, second; Junor.
k ite ad Re**
o u rette perform ed th e sam e of- i Nf
g;
Nre;.*
p eccrd ; B r r e if ll ire . o t j him
th e r delari era.
j ivio
To Ibis unun w ere to r n
Beaverton third. Time 2’ 15.”
her old hom e.
guestn m ak in g th e apeeches of ■ rv> t '¡la T rrw h rld ee f i r " r-uu- to visit
elgh children. Tw o son«, l ia r- j
High h u d les; Miller, F orest G iev*;
,
Ihe
evening.
Music
fa
r
th
e
dance
i
!
.-p
IH-inoniist*
a
n
d
R
eputili!
an
f
r
i­
Fnx
mc-cond.
HITCH-HIKER TELUS e n o Krlo rind Ja y B. B en n ett
firs t; Arms. F orest Grove, «c-
th eir * fa th e r (n d ea th .* ends of t k w l o r E. I*, ltoaa and . v n fu rn ish d h r 1 a u ra l m usic­ I Rm :ll Odrl*; 40 yaetl- -1»; *> -
OF HIS TRAVLELS T pieeeiled
upHr, . fct-end. 60 i rS J
o n d . W est. B eaverton, third Tim e
fll-
R
ep
resen
tativ
e
Ray
A
ntrim
1
M
arian
ians.
Thiema«».
f
irs
t;
Bae
,e
t-
he survivors are th e wjdow , Mra.
17.2 sek.
Marian T hienian f tr j ; l>e«ket*
V Irgli S avage who hitch-hiked Minnie M. B ennett, th ree daugh- 1
bll— \ eve’. m . . . V igc, f u - t ; L*»e- I jow ||u ru le s :
Arms,
ForcsB
!* ;i
(d ista n ce )—L o rrain e K irk,
0 C orvallis to a tte n d the S late tera, Olive S chult* of B ethany, ;
Grove, first; Boyd, F o re st Grove.
Mary
WeliOi
<
>
f
Kalrviow
*nd
B
es­
O irh rilan K tv>avor
C o'.ventlon
fiif.t; Baseball (ai-cunav'y)— K ath ­ ■ •second; AVheeler, B eaverton 3rd.
ryn Thom pson, firs t; 220 Relay
gave an intcreeting rep o rt of th e sie M. H oeffrl of kVitch H sie l,
Time: 28.2 sec.
—Thiem an. K epler, S trau ss, Sa- Mile: D ickm an B eaverton, th a t;
». «»ton m I he Ymvng People’s th ree sons. Max W. of F airvlew , j
CwHirke
V.
of
O
akland.
C
alifornia,
vsgx, first.
mot-ling a t th e ( v r g re g a tto n a l
C hristensen, H illsboro, second;
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
!
iju m li
»wivlcee ttum fcy m orn | nd Stignlclgh H. of P iw lland. one
Savage B eaverton, th ird . Tim e
T)i«se stu d e n ts will p articip ate!
br< flie r. G eorgia N. Bi-nnett o f;
Ing.
5’ 4”
in th e final trcck m eet to h e cm
j Boone. Iowa.
ShoT-puit: Sipe, Beaverton, firs t;
May lift at H illsboro.
The foimily moved to Oregon 1
T ^piier. Fores Grove second;
MRS. BARNES IS SO­ 1 in Itiftfi, locatbMt at a c h o lls ,
Six new stu d en ts entered the
school
during th e
past
four
Gitsso, B eaverton, th rd . Dis­
LOIST AT CHURCH | w hre th ey haiv* lived since th e n . t
REFUGEES SWING TO SAFE­
» :ek s. D uring th is same p tiio d
tance 4«‘ 7”.
M rs. II. M
B arnes was the
TY— Refugees from Spain being
Mr. Bennett was a Past Euitn- J
7S7 stu d en ts w ere neither abreot* H ig || jum p: Toelle
Beavi-.ton,
lowered by crane on to the deck
guest soloist a t the
IPlIahoro ent Comroade r of ZW)H fVmnnan-
o r ta rd y and only 4 people <vere
f irs t; Waltz, F orest Grove, sec­
of a British destroyer in Span­
ru n g re g iltio n al church
acrvtcea der> No. it K nights T em p lar and ,
lardy.
ond; Brown of Beaverton auvd
ish w aters for th eir passage to
!•«*• W orshipful M aster of C en­
Sunday m orning.
Wo>vbnt o f
H illsboro
«nd
M
arseilles,
France,
efter
flight
Rev T . A. Dungarn. fo rm er tu ry
A la rg e mrnihtir of stu d en ts
Iiodge A F
A A V . of
from th eir warworn country.
Schultz of F»>r«st Grove all
earned Blue C ards for ttie past
iM ilu r h e rd la m -tlng (m ater at New Rockford. N. D akota, and
H
six weeks. Blue C ards: se c o n d | tied for third. H eight, 5* 7”.
the H lllahnro church at present. w»s affiliated w ith Oregon Com*
grade Gordon Kern nice. Elw in Pax- D iscus; S tassen, St. Mary's, firs t;
m andery No. t an d H aw th o rn e
Tapper!., F o re st G rove second;
s<»n. Carolyn T alb ert. Bonnie Le
Isidge A .F
A A M of T ort- j
MEMBERS ATTEND
H u lett B eaverton, third. D is­
R ud; first grade, George H ald a-
IN CREATING the odorless marigold.
i land. Oregon.
POMONA (GRANGE F uneral nervicea w ere h eld |
ta n ce ; 120 ft.
n ia r; th ird grade, CVardcl Pace.
All America Gold Medal winner for
Dw In C u sh tm ah , R obert Butts, Ja v elin : Bullock, Beaverton 1st;
the beat new bower of 1937. Oavtd
’ Tueadrir
aftern o o n at
Scholia
Ten
m em bers of
U;«ave»ton
Burpee used the cs.noscope to mag-
Lym
an Taylor. I-arry Kirkwood,
Davis. H illsboro, second; Boyd.
M ethodist C hurch, w ith In ten n en l
G range attended th e <>>unty Po- at M"untainr*lde Cem etery, Scholls'
nify any fain test pots.bis odor. There
Jo an n e F o ster; fo u rlh g rille. Do­
F o re st Grove th ird
D istance
la none It took n s years of experi­
ris McCollisler, Bendy Sato; fifth
n.om» G range m eeting at G reen A rragem enls
133 ff.
w ere In care of
m enting with 642 varieties of m a n ­
grade, M argaret H ansen, La wrence P ole Vatult: AVheeler Brown and
M ountain G range a t Buxton, on
I'egg's c h a p e l. B eaverton.
golds to produce the ‘‘Crown of Gold.”
-M(iy fie ld ; seventh grade. Max-
W ednesday. J. J
H annaker o f
B u llo ck all tied for firs t place.
re Cady, Louis W ilson.
P ortland apok»- <*n "W ar Pro veil-
All places tak en by Beaverton
M \ Ki ll t K IT E * EKSI KK
lio n ;’’ O. T . M cW horter of the
H eig ht, 10 ft. 4 in.
H onor Rofll— frs t grade. F red
M artha Ellen F e sW died a t h er
A grlcutunal E xtension service at
S chultz,
F o.eat
S la ttc r; se<icikt gnyde.
Ev-eJyn Broad Jum p:
hom e n ear M'ltch Ha*el April 20.
Corvallis and form er W ashing
Grove,
f
irs
t;
Davis,
S
t.
Mary’s
Maislk.
Mary
Myers.
ICverett
C
O
R
O
N
A
T
I
O
N
U
N
I
-
IMS' M rs. F cslcr wo« horn In
ton County
A g rlru lu ral agent
second.
Cook Dolores
W right;
fourth
FORMS APPROVED—Off*
Illnols in 1872 and lived in Ok-
»|Mike on "C ontrol of Insect Peat»
'R
e
la y : F orest Grove, firs t (A-ms,
grade.
Jo
len
e
A
ppleton;
fifth
cers
of
the
British
Army,
181101110111 for tw en ty y e a rs prior
|p d vryec tally cn M* a|»*t 1«
pin,!*. Jim K ingsley; six th grade.
Schultz, Lynch and Nlcho’s ) :
w earing special new uni­
to making her hom e In Oregon
bug-’ in reg a rd to alraw b er.ie* .
D ors Noel; seventh nude. John
form* in honor of ihe Coro­
B eaverton second. Tim e V 42”.
She Is survived h.v (her husband
R ichard S cctt of T ig ard , m em ­
nation, leaving Bucking­
Boalch. Ethel Burke.
M arianne — From T he Beaverton H um m er
John M. Feeler, one son Paul
ber of th e county fa ir
tioard of C hlt'kasha, Okla., five >.augh-
ham Palace after th e ir in­
« s u e s , isK theryn Thom pson; 8th
related plans fe r ttie
conilnx. j te rs, and six g ran d ch ild ren . Mrs.
spection and approval by
rade. Betty E aston, P h y 'lis Foe.
MISSIONARIES TALK
King George VI.
fair.
t fk sle r wm» a n u m b e r of the Firs!
Honorwble M ention: first grade.
AT BIBLE CLASS
Ju n io r R o llerW n . W ilber Mller,
Rapt 1st rh u iV h In Pori land.
Buddy Dawes. Bobby S turm . L o ­
().E.vS. HOST TO
F unefal set-vi«x's w ere lield on
Mr. and M rs. Neil, tw o A frica«
uise Mcismer, P atsy Koehn. G loria
MASONIC LODGE T hursd ay m orning at H illsboro
Tin ddls I on, fsln a Ct»»ola; second m issi' n aries spoke la st Saturday
Bn-pUst C h u rch w ith Dr. F v er-
ide. Vet.4 Newton, H enry Coso- nght ot th e Bible stu d y tlafcs
Iie sv tr C tiapler No. 106 was son of P o rtlan d an d Rev. O T .
ls.
lack M cCollister, Shirley f e r r . held in the R. B. MoMlm ’..omel
ARCHITECTS HONORED—Alfred Shaw, left,
bout to th« mem here of the Ma­
Sally Sm ith; Beverly R ohner; P a t­ telling of th e ir experiences and
and
John
Root,
whose
design«
for
m
odtrn
homes
sonic O rd er of Beaverton and vi­ F uneral arnm flH ncnits 4n calrc
sy Iran sin; fo u rth grade. H a r­ work in the "D ark C ontinent.”
were selected by The Woman’s Home Companion.
cinity. an d a num ber of v ia l'o rs of Pegg’s Fhpel with Interment
T w enty persons w ere hi a tte n ­
vey
B ernsshi, Je a n Cameron, ^ o r-
They’ve been built full-size and completely fur­
from P o rtlan d . A
roadintt by at Fir Isvwn cem etery, Htllslr-ro
rafnc Nelson. D elira Suchet; fifth d an c e to heak their h»lcresting
nished Inside a Chicago departm ent store, the
Mtea Betty H am o n , speccher. and
greiV. Rober! A ustin. Floyd C arl­ and inform al ive talks.
first tim e such a huge display ha« ever been
David Indftioa 1*11*
Court W hist rometil uted the en ­
This is a young people's class
son. Ju lian C u rtiss. L o rrain e Den­
constructed indoors.
tertainm ent of the evening. The
Fuivtru,! services were Held on
ney. Virginia, Hus on, Alicia Jo h n ­ >s ivii a ll yoitng people in ■th«
rdfre«limcn< tables w ere a ttra c tiv e Monday a t IVgg’s Chapel in llea-
son. M arylee M adden. R obert My- sp rreu n d in g vicinity are Invite»I
w ith a p p le bloriaoms and favors v rto n for David Anderson PH t j
e-s. Ile ltn Rivndall. D onald S|,l- to th is rial»» every' S atu rd ay nig h t
for th e guest a. QpcatVms and Mr. P itt was born In New Vork |
dn w , Andy S 'ririn er,
I'VwV'n at 8 o'clock.
a n sw e rs w ith Mrs H . R Nel B eptcm hrr 18, 1873 and died In i
Thl*m',n; sixth g r a ’e. L o rrain e
son as Prof. Qui* cailaed much P o rtlan d April 24
Kirkwood; seventh grade.
Don WHITFORD WOMEN’S
He Is mw -
Cftis*,-. M*v Corisola Anita D eck­
m errltm rnt ad the tables.
I vived hy his wife. Mrf. H a lt|e
CLUB HAS MEETING
er. V irginia D ussian. Colleen Get-
P itt, Pori land, one b ro th e r Tom
P jlt and two siskrirs,
H anna
t r 'n . 7el!a Mue Hollide.y. L o r­
CUSHMANS LEAVE
T ),e WhilfoTd W omen’s club
raine Kirk. R osem ary Shaw , Em-
E W D V A V P n i T V F R F ake and Fanny Hurdu» of New-
FOR V A N t U L V i - B York. ’M r. am t Mrs. Pi4t m ade
m.i S triek er. Edmaird Thiem an. live» at the club room on W ed­
Olet» WrighP. Ralph
Kirkwood. nesday the 27th of th is m onth.
l||C lr home so u th of Reave, ton
Air. and Mr». Dunne Cushtnan
attendance
Tunlor M cCollister. Floyd Mahn, T h ere w as a good
for
many
year*.
nf WnstdaiW» left T hursday fnr
rfow srd M avhcw; eig h th giadc. of mem bers and two gnesis. The
V ancouver B. (’. whee Ihey will
V irpV lq nishop. Susan Cle.nanf. lades enimiM need the piecing of
Mivs. F. H. Hdhoene e n te r’alr»-
p articlp sle In t j l 0 Ni>rthw«-..legn
T v eil« K cp ltr. R lc h -rd I.inceln, a quilt w hich ihey will sell
evt th e T utfiday Bridge Club a t
Interi)stIonaI
B ow ll.tl f onprees her hom e Tuendap-
H alite J e in P a-e. Tom lko S -t- , la ter. Mrs. Tem pleton conducted
«fieTnoon.
intesta w hjch open Ihere Ap­ Mrs. IT. R. Nelson a r d Mrs. W
FAIR QUEEN—M ist Jacqueline Jacowlew,
De W it! Lym an. Betty M attron. the game and Mr». T hom pson
TO DECIDE LABOR DISPUTES—Th* Constitutionality of the
17-year-old French beauty, will reign as
ri 29. A nornher of
P ori .and
D"vld McMtnn.
N eidra
Miller. answ ered the mn«l. questions co r­
II
Boyd w-ere
gueals of the
Wagner labor law will bring many labor disputes to the N.L.R.B.
“ M ist Exposition” at the cerem onies to be
enne« e re ineluded In ,-he 202
T
e
'r
k
o
Narjae.
P
atsy
Stew
ard, rectly and won Ihe prize. Mm.
for decisions. Members of the board a r t, L. to R.. Donald Wake­
held at the opening of the Parle 1937 Inter*
te ma whllh a r e scheduled to en- club and Mrs. Donsldbnn held
B. K. Denney waa the host»«*.
a n t Ja n e t Von Aurlon.
field
Smith,
J.
W
arren
Madden,
Chairman,
and
Edwin
S.
Smith.
pallonai Exposition next month.
th« hlg]( score.
iU .
• Dinner Given At
range
In The WEEK'S NEWS
THE R EVIEW
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