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T he B ea verton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME XV. N«. 18
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Beaverton, Wanhinjcton County. Oregon, Friday, October 29, 1937
CHARLES SH AFER
WINNER IN COUNTY
bers Entertain
Hand Concert I h (ìiven
In Honor Of Parents
Attending Affair
M ol|oa riet uro short» I r r
For
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
—I
I mili'lier
M•• nih. i h of lit*. Iti'nvrrliui I i I k
M'hont hand nml drum corp on
tertuined thotr purriit» In the
■rln«»l miditnrium. lust Thurs-
duy oven in*: with u hand con
cert given in their honor.
< buries Shaper of the liacel-
ilalu (-H ('lube, and leader of
Die lluxeldule Dairy rluh wa.>
¡Judged county winner in the Na
tional 4 11 itural Electrification
t'onteat | Ueorge Allison, J r . of
the Cbehaiem Mountain Itural
Electrification club placed *ec-
ond In the coutent.
The eulrien were «cored on the
following points; the club tuctu
ber'»
acbieveiiient record,
the
pluu of III» farm «howlng the
per«onul u»e of electrtcal power,
a plan of Die fnrm nliowlng im
proved aud proper uae ol elec
trical power, and finally, a Ihes-
1 » on l he »uhjecl "Advuntagi«
of Klectrielty on the Karin.”
Outstanding amoug ' harlea'a ac-
tivltle« ale hi» I wo year» lead
ership of the llazeldalo
dairy
('tub, which group won the t V*
Manila trophy at the county f» r
ua the out«Undltig dairy ciub
in the county, participation in a
dairy demonntrallon route»! in
which hi« team placed fir«t tn
the county
and third
In the
«tale, three year» participation
on llvetork Judging team« whim
for two year» have placed ftr«t
and one year «econd in the county
judging content*
HI» project»
for thi» year include dairy, corn,
rural electrification and building
construction.
Charle»' entry in Die national
rontcHt will be Judged ulotig with
i »tlier county winner» for »talc
honor», the »tale winner will be
In competition with ten
other
»tale champion» In the Western
•ection, »ectional champion» re
ceiving a trip to Chicago for Die
national eonte»t.
Other entrlea in the Kural F.
lectrlflcatlon
<’«mt«*»t
in the
county were made by Peronlce
Kgo Cbehaiem
Mountain club,
and Joe Berger and Fid Sotmker
of the Huzcldalo club.
Beavers lo Play
St. Mary’s Today
Heavers l«ost Lain»*
With Seappoose At
Last Moment
Itoaierton Favored T o Win
Over St. Miirj'a Team
8B-
Silently Passing
tl.H K BT
t.
HM IF.lt
in Has Out-
■ standing Club
SPEED CAUSES FA
TALI I IL S O.N ROAD
The relation of speed to a c
cidents is somtxUnng tlial is de-
Albert A. Flaher. 58, died
ouieo hotly whenever Die mat-
hi» home ««u Beaverton. Kiniiu
tar is discusaed. Many good dri
*« Thursday, October 21 ua the
vers maintain that speed ui ilseji
result of a heart attack.
Mr i
is not a major accident cause,
Fisher, who for the past two j
and they have some good argu-
Now Entitled To
year« was a*»o< iated with the
j incuts in support of their case.
W O. Ide real «Mate office of
Enter National I-H
But
wiietiier or not the bigii
Hillsboro resided on what waa
Social Progress Contest »(it-cds cause the accidents, there
formerly the
Workman
farm
can be . no argument on one most
near Hite«»n. He is survived by
important paase ol the «juestion
his widow. Mrs Helen Flaher.
I'bere Are Fifteen 3 ember»
—speed causes the fatalities.
three »on», Marvin of Los An-1
’M 1 ualatiu I lull
'i he chances of a fatal accident
gelea, Gerald and iJoyd Flaher
increases rapidly as the speed
of Portland, hi» mother Mr». Fa
ther Ft» her of Illlnoia, and a
The Tualatiu (-11 Agricultura. mount». In ail motor vehicle ac
brother Arthur in Iowa.
Club, < laytíin Nyberjr leader, w«>i; cident» it is estluia-ed that there
.he honor i»f beíng tbe ««utatand- are 35 injuries for every fatal-
ing club ín Washington count) ->. In accidents at speeds up to
I IIIH S T I IN *. VM GKR
for 1937, wbicb honor entitlea u .0 miles per hour there are 61
Christian N’. Yeager, 69, wh*»;.
,
. . . . . .
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,
to ent«;r the National l-H Social non fatal accidents lo every fa
for 53 years w .s a mereliant at ,,
. . .
. . .
tality. But in speeds of fifty or
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,
Progre»» < outest which la spot.
Garden Home, died Wednesday
*
,
..
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more miles per hour one acci
October 2«. He leaves no known
^ , ’J- “ '" C? T ^
dent in eleVen is fatal, according
relatives Funeral service, were
Americ* '
ar* J ud^
on o the best information obtainable
held at P e g * . chapel, Saturday lhe
the,,: f ro•|w:, * c4l,,‘ve' >y the National Safely t ouncil.
i menu, their »««cial progress ac
’All people who are competent
tivitie»,
community enterprise»,
Mr*, whirl«*) VD«rrille llaiim icrl)
social service, group discussions to drive a car at a reasonable
Mineral services were hel l a t | and personal growth opportun rate of speed and under favor
Die Hethany Baptist Church for ities utilized.
able conditions are not qualified
Mrs. Shirley Morrille Hainmerly
There are fifteen memliers in o become race drivers. The e-
•>f Portland. Route 2. She is
.uergency that requires
quick
survived by her husband, C. C. the Tualatin clubs, enrolled in thinking and quick action at 10
Hammerly (and two sons, six six divisions of 4-H club work, miles an hour is much more of
grandehidren and one sister. In namely, dairy, pig, poultry', tub- an emergency at 6u. The streets
terment was in Union cem«*tery bit, corn and potatoes. The ^totip and highways are for the use
has lx*en outstanding through
with W. F7. Pegg in charge.
of everyone who can meet a
out the year in it» social activ
reasonable test as a driver, and
¡ties, which is the major basi-
ALVA J i M F S YAMCK
i hey must
be made safer for
for
the
award.
Alma Jam es Vance,
late of
the average driver and the pe
In addition to cooperating with destrian. I am convinced
Beaverton died Tues«tay, October
that
2«. He Is survived by his widil. i the
members of the
WlBOB.l this can be accomplished by the
Florence M. Vance, two sons and Grange and sponsoring
soeia
setting of a definite top speed
two daughters, all of whom re and dances, they themselves h a.e limit, with some variation thru-
side in I» s Angeles
sponsored more than a dozen out the state, depending upon
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«roup parties, marshmallow roasts, the nature of the highways.
MIC*. MARY HII.I.STIN
ice-skating iiarties and dance
Kxperience has
demonstrated
Funeral services were held in T ,»‘ lpader* ' l»yt«»n Nyberg. has that such a speed limit will help
Portland F-m-hy afternoon, for particiimted in four radio broid- eliminate Oregon's traffic deaths.
Mrs. Mary Billstin, long a res- t'a*'1* during the past jea r.
ident of Canyon road. She is I The group has also had ar BLASTING DEMON
survived
by her son, Charles j outstanding achievement ¡record STRATION COMING
Ilillstin and «Mughter Abbie Bill- i which in addition to a large na'.n-
stin at the home itlace, and a - : her of winnings at the county
A drainage ditch blasting dem
nother duughter. Mrs. t 'larft Pike and slate fair and Pacif < Inter- onstration will be held Saturdsy
of Portland.
, national includes a first place morning, Ociuber 34, on A. R-
crops judging team and a second Hammond’s farm, the former Joe
| place livestock judging team in Hare place. 3.5 miles southeast
NEW SP E A K E R TO
(the county, third place
da’ry of Hillsboro on the Minter Bridge
DISCUSS TU RK EY S
■ demonstration team and last ycar
road.
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they were winners of the Cal'
Approximately
1.000 feet
of
Noel I* Bennion. new Lxten- Hanna trofdiy at the Washington
ditch
will
be
blasted
by
the
elec
Ion Poultryman of the Oregon {^jynty fair. In addition to the
State College, will discuss the group honors. Clayton, the lead tric discharge methfid. Although
subject "Selection and * are of er. was awarded the Patterson the demonstration will start at
Breeding SUvok.
at a meeting (rnpjjy as y je outstanding 4-H nine o’clock it will require the
for W aMimgtoi* county turkey
¡n Oregon in iead- greater portion of the day, thus
enahling visitors to see the wor»
raiser». which will be held on ershjp
Tuesday.
November
2 in the | r , ^
and w llbur
Nyber= that is going on at almost any
Hillsboro « 'h ^ b e i ^ Commerce ^
^
judged
o u tm n d - time during the day.
The
present ditch is filled
roonis at e g it <•f *’>°
¡n)f
club boys in the county
As tbe turkey marketing
(f(,r , he fKlit year, and as such with heavy growth of grass an 1
places
son approaches the problem of wpre |iupsts of th(. First N«tional tussocks, and in many
prevalent
tn the
selecting breeding stock becomes Rank of PortUnd dur:ng thp r , . stumps are
ditch line, thus retarding
the
more and more Important to the cjftc Internalional Livestock tlx-
surface wtter runoff. According to
turkey raisers. Considerable pro-
(tion
Everett Davis, Agricultural En
gress has b«*en made in recent
.
t
.. .
.
The record of the
Tuaia.m gineering specialist. Oregon State
vears in the methods of select-
..
ng breeding stock from the mar- c u b has been sent to .th e st^tc College, who is supervising the
ke. flock and Mr. Bennion has <-lub office where it will be u work, the demonstration is typ
con.W e.ahle inf or .nation on this compcJiuon with Die winning ical of many of the drainage
ditches in the Willamette valley.
subject, which will be of Interest sl«,e honors.__________
showing the loading
and value to turkey
rawer*.
N PFRS
\TTFND of "Methods
the obstacles in the ditch wi'.
Kqual in ini|M»rtance to the G R A i ( x L
be demonstrated und should be
proper
selection of
breeding POMONA MEETING
of particular interest to farm
»tork is Die proper care of the
- ■ -
breeding birds from now until
Beaverton
grangers attending ers," states Davis.
Christian Endeavor
Convention Held
Rev. VV. L. Killiam Of
Portland Mi/pah Pres
byterian Church Speaks
1 irg*il Savage Of Beaverton
Fleeted i ^ e 'l ’residenl
Friday afternoon (today) the
Reverend W. L. William of Miz-
Beaverton High School Beavers
pah Presbyterian < hureh, Port
will clash with the fa»t St. Mar
land was the featured speaker of
y’s team of Huber for th«* "lo
the Washington Christian Endea
ca l” champlouHhlp and u credit
vor Union convention held at the
In the win column of the Wash
Hethany Presbyterian church on
A ticket denoting the nutile of
ington County Leftgue. The game
last .Saturday and Sunday. Rev
the heurer, wiui pjuced on each
IMiiiniaen lo la* uii exciting one
«rend Killiam centered his three
parent
with the Beavers endeavoring to
messages around the Convention
In nuirchlng formation the in
-:«-t even fur tbe 19-0 »bellaeking
•heme: "Going Unto Bethany.”
tire tiund marrhed uround the
di«h«*«i out by the Saint» last
The convention opened Satur
gym mill took their
playing po
ear, and the Saint» trying to
day insili with a pot-luck lunch
rtio n *. Inirlng the firut niualcal
nuke (t two straight over Uie
followed by registration and the
numtier, "\«*w lliirtfnrd March."
leaver«
afternoon session.
the three drum maJoreaM*. Pa-
trliu Wiird, Hath Went, and A-
Beaverton will be favor<*d In
Bob Sawyer of Corvallis, Slate
he game according to perfor-
lidm Flnnell twirled their batona.
<;.H. Union vice-president acted
nanecs to date, but the Suinta
Other mauteal namtiern played
as toastmaster at the Saturday-
istially play Dieir beat game a
under the direction of Mr. Itush-
evening banquet served to a ca
■tains! the Ileavera and the la t
nell were "Oar Director.” “Co
pacity house.
er will he mlnua the aervicea of
ed,........ 'Impel Echoes," "Neptune
Saturday evening's address wag
everal regular«. Outatanding per-
Overture,'’ und Triuntume Tobog
presented by Arthur Stanley of
forusiilirea are looked for from
gan”
Dayton, past president
of the
Finite Staaaen of St Mary's aud
M m Itarnea, ro director of the
state union.
Jack Petrovich ami Albert Ka'p
I nioi I extended a cordial welcome
Paul Collins, student of North
rteln of Beaverton.
to the guentii unit thanked them
western Christian College at Eu
I «i at week Scappoose took a
for their cooperation.
gene was the convention song
'Am ite from entertaining the
12 to 7 game from Beaverton
leader assisu?d by Irene Bea me r
main parpoae of the occasion wan
when the Beavera fumbled on
of Pacific University who served
to explain to the pnrentn the
the one yard line Just before
as pianist.
neeennity of practice. The proti
the guuie ended. Beaverton con
Gascon for the second succes
stantly outplayed the Indiana,,
lem of atiff competition In th"
sive year was awarded the C.E.
kcepinig them deep tn their own
forthcoming annual mate hand
plaque for having been the most
territory moat of the game. How-
nenaion wan alao explained by Mr
active society in the union dur
ev«*r six Beaverton fumble» coup
llunhncl!
ing the past year.
led with an
intercepted pas*
Three motion picture
nhorte
A new record in registrations
Diat
went
for
u
touchdown
on
2
were alao added to the program
for a Washington County Union
play», cost Beaverton the game.
(hte of the nhortn. entitled. “War
convention
was set with
one
Over Shanghai." dealt with pre
Sherwood defeated St. Mary'«
hundred fifty-nine registered.
nenl condition« <m the front n
last week at Sherwood 19-13. O-
With Bob Sawyer serving as
Shanghai.
iher county game» Dlls week f:nd
VIOLET
TAYLOR
IS
installing officer the following
The nchiHil drum corp which
Forest Grove a t Tigard.
persons, were inducted into thoir
hue been organized for only two MARRIED SUNDAY
Beaverton
Town
Basketball
respective offices far Die follow
weekn dioni'il reniarkatile abil
practice will be held Wednesday
ing year: president. F'loyd Shaw,
|{,
J
I
ji
Mont,
«on
of
Mr.
and
ity tn handling the drmna for
at 7:3<f in the high school gym.
Forest Grove; vice-president, Vir
Mr«.
Harley
lav
Mont
of
Forest
the amount
of time they had
gil Savage. Beaverton; secretary.
Grove, and Ml»» Violet Taylor,
practiced.
Pearl Sborb. Forest Grove; treas
TEN
PRO
V
ERBS
FOR
daughter
of
Mr».
Edith
Taylor
A cake with neven candlen. re-
urer. Neis
Johnson, Bethany;
iieaverton were united
in MOTORISTS GIVEN
prenenttng
the
neventh
year j of
Prayer Meeting
Superintendent,
nlnre the firm formation of the marriage el *:3 0 Sunday morn
Joe Bates, Gaston; Young Peop
ing
at
St.
Stephen«
pro
euthed-
Ten timely proverbs to warn
tteaverton high achool hand, wan
le’s Superintendent. Helen Kob-
I«rciented hv Ml*« Barne* on be al In Portland. Dean K»in»cy of motorists against too much aut
erstein. Gaston; Intermediate Su-
ficiated.
umn
s|»ecd
were
issued
today
by
half of the membem
«*f the
printendent. Vivian Lewis. Hills
The bride was dreaaed in green Secretary of Slate Karl
Snell,
hand to Mr Bushnell
boro; J u n i o r Superintendent.
After the program each hand with a coraage of green an<l who is receiving cooperation of
Florence Shaw.
Forest Grove;
newspapers
and
publl«1
ugencica
ntpmier accompanied hi« parental brown orebtda and lilltea of the
C.
E.
Publication.
Educali ion,
throughout the state In an effort
to the home economic»
rcaun valley.
and Librarian, L ’nnie Lewis, of
to
reduce
limt-<iu»rter
automobile
where rofrcnhmenta were nerved
Alia« Muriel
Taylor waa her
Hillsboro:
Social Department.
sister's only attendant. Stic ca r accidents.
Dorothy Howes. Forest Grove;
Here
they
are
doubtless
other
ried a corsage o f Talisman rose».
c i v i l " s e r v i c e e x
Quiet Hour Superintendent. Glad-
(«eater Martin waa beat man. " provetfbe" skill occur ,ko ilpe
v* Tucker. Beaverton: Lookout
a m s ANNOUNCED
A wedding breakfast at Thiele j reader as he scans this list:
Superintendent. Henrietta Ha-'ley4
1. A few hot toddiea may re
Beaverton; Publicity. Helen As-
The United Staten Civil Ser followed the ceremony.
Mr». I-a Mont 1» » graduate or lieve your cold, but they won t
bahr. Forest
Grove:
Steward
vice Comnxinalon ban announced
help
traffic
congestion.
ship and Evangelism, law rence
open competitive examination« an Beaverton high school. Mr. l*a
2
Mr.
Motorist:
You
may
Mont graduted from the Forest
Tucker,
Beaverton;
Missionary
follow»:
hold y«air own life cheaply, but
Superinkpnd«^it.
Fern
Haines,
engineering draftsmen. varlou* Grove high «chm.l and attended you can set no value on the
Beaverton; Executive Advisor. A.
grade« (for work on ship*). $1.- Dsctflc Pnlveraity.
After their trip to Victoria, lives <>f others.
S. Hatch. Gaston.
to *2,(W>rt a year.
Optional
3. What if you’re not there
hranchen are: Ship taping, mar U <«. they will make their hom>
for the
kick-off? You
don’t
ine engine» and holler«, electri- in Portland.
BOGUS COLLECTORS
want lo he Hated among the big-
Mr.
l«a
Mont
is
in
buslna»
ral (nhlpl. and hull«.
TO
B E PROSECUTED
gatne casualties.
Purr turning
officer, $3.200 a. here. In connection with the Co
(. Are you a reckless driver,
year; annintant purchasing of- lumbia Food Store.
Criminal prosecution by the
or are you a wreckless driver’
the breeding season next spring the Washington County Pomona
fh er. $2,*«o" a year; Junior pur
Department of Justice of bogus
5. Holiday hint: If von h»v«>
MISSIONARY
STUDY
chasing
officer, $2.000 a year. DETAMORE 1 0 SP E \ K to vise alcohol, pour it into the Ma: y « .' our breeding turkeys Gnsnge meeting a t W i n o n a
collectors of funds in connection
are g.vc, u poor start into the Grange at Tualatin, Wednesday CLASS I S
Procurement Dtvlnlon. Treasury
HELD
with the Social Security Act’s
radiator.
AT
M
EET
SUNDAY
breeding
season
because
of
a
were,
Mrs.
Nelson
Walker.
Mrs.
Department.
j
Old-Age Insurance program has
fi. Beef about Die other f« t-
lack of i: formation on the cart Frteda Austin. Mrs. M C. Me
Pull Information may be ob
A large group of members been requested by the Social Se
S. A.
Detumore of Portland, low's driving— if it helps you to of the or-*rator with regard t< Kcrcher. Mrs. J . H. Dobbins,
tained at the Beaverton pm* of
and
visitors were present at tbe curity Board, according to ad
drive
better
yourself.
missionary for many year» a-
the proper feeding and manage- ^jrs \y R . Van Kleek. A. M
meeting of the
Congregational vice received by Jam es E. Peebles.
fice.
7 If you try to save half an
mong the fire walkers of S iuk -
Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. ladies Missionary
Study Class Manager of the Portland Field
apore, head hunters of Borneo, hour -today, you mar have an e- ment.
Phe mo -ting \ .11 b ’ i >en to Hudson.
Thursday. Reverend H. R. Burns office.
and cannibals i>f Sumatra will ternlty to spend it tn.
LECKLESS DRIVING
coir.iiy turkey
There was an attendance of ;avc the devotional lesson. Mrs.
8. A wet road is t»ad enough *11 Washington
The Board advised the Depart
speak tut the Huber Halt. Sunday
HARGED BY ELLIS
;iisers uml any others who are nearly 180 grangers from over Florence Johnson reviewed the ment of Justice that it has re.
October 31 at 3:00 pm on the -a "wet” driver is worse.
9. Caution Is an inexpensive interested in th«' turkey pro- I the county. Distinguished visit- second Chapter of "The Moslem ; ceived intormation of several in
Lloyd Kill». Aloha, entered « aubjort ‘‘Armageddon, When and
! ors present were: M. C. Glover, World” and Miss Fern Haines stances where money has t>een
luxury; indulge in It more often ducUon problems.
Where.”
mi plaint last Thursday agmuHl
Kveryone 1» cordially Invited
10. Brnke v«mr ear before you duct ion problems.
ex-State Overseer; Mrs.
Edith bar charge «>f tho special a r collect«-«! through such misrepre
udolph Kemper, charging reek
to attend this meeting.
break your
nock—you’ll
feel
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Tozier Weathered. ex-State chap- ticles. Plans for the dinner and sentation, and requested the De
's« driving.
«
j
much better afterward.
MRS. IMLAI1 IS HOST- lain; Ralph Perry, Master of i uzaar were gotten under way. partment to investigate them and
The complaint arose as an ar-
institute criminal proceedings. In
FIR E
DESTROYS
E SS IN PORTLAND
Hood River *™ngo ami County
rmaih of an accident uaor Bea-
(Vvmmissioner of Hood
River CAM PFIRE
announcing its action the Board
MOTT
O
FFIC
E
TO
WIDLEY
HOME
MON.
GIRLS
urion, which
three enr*
’
county; Mr. and
Mrs. G. W.
stated:
CLOSE SATURDAY
lie up
after Ketnper had a t - ;
Mrs. John Imlah va« ho less -nliescn of Milwaukie. Mrs. Thie- ENTERTAIN SCOUTS
"The Social Security
Board
lir
e
of
undetermined
origin
impted to pnss tho car ahead.,
Saturday in the Cumberland a- , on j!( Stat<, Lecturer,
The Salem office of Congress part men ts In
our motorists were Injur«*«! in completely destroyed the Widlev
The local Campfire girle en lias no 'old-age benefits collec
I'mtland
to the
^ ..
, ..
sf<r^, ‘ r> ”
. tertained the Boy Scouts wiDi tors.’ old age insurance collec
u* collision between Klli« »n<11 house next to th«< Hazeldale store man James W. Mott will close ladies drill team of Groan Spray
lod-o of
clov.rdale 'MlUntette VaHey Advisory Board a masked Hallowe'en party at tors,’ or any other kind of cot-
Monday night about 10:30. The Satnrdnv, October 30th and Mr. Reb«k.h
oniprr.
lectors or linancta! agents. It
as th** Mott will leave almoot immediat Mrs Imlah s mother. Mr.*.. Ks- sPok*> on Flood ' ' ontro1'
the gnule school Monday after
Kon»|irr wan fined $7& in Ju** j house was unoecupted
has authorized no one to col
<011«
Imlah.
i*
captain
of
;
A
very
entertaining
program
Cling
family
who
had
been
ront-
ely
thereafter
for
Washington.
school. The cominlitee in charge
c© court \V©dn©Hday ©11(1 hin
lect any fees from participants
cona© wan aunp©nded for nix imr the plaee movi'd to At .¿onn p.C. to attend the recently cal team which | rcsente«! a fanc\ by the children of the Tualatin was Maxine Cady, lairraine Den
,n the old-age insurance program.
at Arm,, Reb kith l.'di c i school was a special feature of ney
about Dw* tenth of this month
led special session of the Con drill
ami Helen
Randall with
We wish to caution everyone a-
the
evening
session
after
which
Saturday
evening.
gross.
their leader. Miss Johnson. Liv
gainst
making any
payments
a large class was inducted into ely
All
mull
after
Thursday.
Octo
games
and
plenty
ot
re,-
WEDDING ANNIVER ber 28th, should he addresses! to
VISITORS ATTEND
wha tever to persons represent-
the 5th degree.
freshments made the party v
SU R PR ISE BIRTH
SARY OBSERVED
ng themselves as agent» of the
Congressman Mott at the House
O.E.S M EET WED.
merry one.
uiard and who guarantee
the
Offiee Building, Washington. DC. DAY PARTY GIVEN
MEMBERS
ATTEND
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oltscxn
payment <>f old-age insurance.”
A numl*er of visitor» Brunt
FR A SER S PURCHASE "Wage earners who are en-
MEETING
Whitford celebrated
theii
A surprise birthday party was LODGE
Portland and Multnomah attended of
MRS. FE L SH E R AT
given Saturday evening for Bar 1
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FORMER HOME HERE iDed to lump-sum payment» be-
the mt'idlng of lUwv«'r Chapter thirty-fifth wedding anniversary
TENDS LUNCHEON
bara Imlah.
Present w, re Mr
Tw elve members tvf Bethel No
ause they have reached the age
No. 10« O.FlJi. Wednesday eve with a party for relatives and
and Mrs. Jack Downing and son 2d. Daughters of Job of Beaverton
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fraser if 65, ami the estates of wage
ning to «cut the officer» advance friends at the Whitford Commun
Mrs. J. F’. F'elaher, Guardian Donald,
Melvin Smith,
Byron and their guardian, Mrs. J. E. have jmrchasetl the house on ■irners who have died thi» year,
exemplification
of Dip degree ity hall, Saturday evening. Hal
t»f lhe Beaverton Bethel Daugh Britch, Rosa Santoro, Ole and Felsher and Ass«v. Guardian. C. 8th and lsuuliard Streets, when* nay secure at naim 105 Old Post
lowe’en
decorations
were
used.
work. Among the out of town
ters of Job, attended the Guard Jack TolSsfson.
Robert
Helm, P. Scott, attended the instnlla- they resid«*d several years ago. Office Building the simple claims
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Shuler Games and refreshments were
ians’ luncheon snd business meet Flstella, Fllnise, Bernice and Hi!- tion
reremonies
<vf Palestine During his absence the past fe* forms and
the
diversions
of
the
evening.
ad view
absolutely
Kldrldge of Burn«, Oregon.
i
ing at the home of Mrs. Kur- !y Imlah, Knttie.
Johnnie
and lodge of De Molry’s in Portland ¡years Mr. Fraser was connected Tree,’’ Peebles said.
Ibwyer Social club 1* spon
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Wilbert B«'rkey and little asch in Portland Tuesday. The Joe Santoro.
with the American Sunday school
soring th«< first card party of the
son
Delbert returned from the Supreme Guardtan of the Daugh
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The Franklin high school quar- Union work in Washington. He
Mr. and Mr». R. V. Hopper
fall season Saturday evekting.
ters of Job of the yoited States i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. tpitte gave a program of vocal is now associated with the Mult have taken up their residence in
November 6. An added attract Oood Samaritan hoepital the lat
following the insUlla- nomah School of the Bible in ■ be Frohncuer house on D t and
of the week to their will yiait in this sefttnn In No- 1 Hart of Dufur, Oregon a dam*!'-
ion will he games for the chil ter part
vember.
ter, Mary Lee.
tion.
I home on Alien Ave.
Portland.
Vngel St«.
dren.