The Beaverton review., March 25, 1938, Image 4

FRIDAY,
MARCH
25,
The Beaverton Review
1938
I
LOCAL I
VjAPPENU VG f
H< n e t t o p
n "«
ot
Tndcp-'ndeiire.
Ore :nt
J u t v - and V a n r t w ere
callin g on friend? :n th is locality
S a tu r d a y
a f.nlurc, becau c; \ . —It a op
• r a t i n g in thè red. d esp ile a I
nuli
tax subiady
H.— U ha*
not
heen uhlv lo icdlice
ru .es,
Incriv».'mg thent altghtly, insiemi
Il luts not heen ah lo to ex •
tend it» linea lo new r u i a l user»,
o r Increoaii colimi ni pMon i n a l a r*
Si- Mary's Oi The Valley 1
S -----------------------— ------ 1«
R everend F a th e r HutniUs. O
S K. spokt to th e s tu d e n t body
(Mrs
M
C . M cK ereher on
t e u a i u n l at d in n e r Sunday for on the subjecj ot religions voca­
last F ri d a y . His talk , a
Rob E ngelke r e t u r n e d to th e Mrs L orrain e Kntgh, a ril d a u g h t i o n s
f ittin g
clim ax to the activitiao
IT o i O S u n d ay eveni-n*.
t e r Helen of P o rtla n d S unday
la lly ”
Iteav erton Review
of
Vocation Week, inspired up
Mrs
Rook
H u ll o f G asto n
Ja c k
A nd erson ,
brother
of p reciatio u for tin* call of t 'h r w t G eutlatm'ii:
Tbooe a re faet» we catMvnt ov
spent I h u i s d a t \t i i h Mrs
Ja y \ ( , s W altxr Van Kleek r»'turn>'d and th o se who follow it.
R ev.
W aaliiuglon ia expvri
A s t a t e m e n t made recently by e rlo o k .
Gibson
■ t-» his home in P o r t la n d S a t u r - R og ers of S t . A nthon y's P arish . th e s p o n s o rs of the seven, county- HM'ntlng w ith pow er d is trlc t» in
follow s: - u big w a y . So far. ouf of som e
Mrg. Miliis Cady e n te r ta in e d day
a f t e r a th r e e w e s t s v i s . T ig a rd , a cco m p an ied the s p e o k e i pow er d is tr i c t •»
to S. M. V.
20 d is trici* organir.cd an d ready
"Have you e v e r h eard of a util
at a very p re tty St
P a t r i c k s w ith th e Van Kleek*.
dav l u n c h e o n .
. . .
R eport c a r d s w ere read a t th e ity
district
th a t ev er
liad a t o go, Jtist otte la iinw d e ll v e n n g
A large crow d a t t e n d e d the
g e n e ra ! a ss e m b ly Monday
H ono r j lo ss? T h e y have never had to (lower to eoitauniers, an d 1« op
Oarl an d Robert
A u stin a r e pot luck »upper, d an ce an d cars!
s tu d e n ts for th e previous period m a k e a ta x levy, to m ake up a e rivi «si ut u Iosa w-hteh Is hriu g
oonfined
to th e i r h om es w ith |<ar|y
by
thp
,, N G
inaile tip hy I t i s i
I w ere: Mary Oi «-Hi, Helen R iv e r - d e f i c i t . ’'
th r o a t infection.
<4hib la s t S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . Mr
Ito we wmiiu t o do tini salilo.’
"ta n , Dorothy a n d K \ely n Solder.
We beg to d iffe r. We refei
Mr. e n d
M rs. W illiam s an d O
W alk e r won th e quilt
Vrleue B i n i u ; d s . M a r th a S o m m e , th e g e u t i e u u n to a n a rtic le in Why Ju m p into ib is tkiw ? Volt
children of W hitford m o v -e d '«>
Mrs
M
t
M eK ercher ae | He«> Davis. E ileen Moore, t'l o y c e j th e O regon J o u r n a l of Nov. 15 NO on Aprii 8th.
Portland last w w k .
Your» tru ly .
couipHtiied tw o P o rt la n d frien d s Hump,
Betty J o Murphy
an d I k m g No
10 of
scriva w ritte n
OUK
LABORATORY TEST SET
Enable» You To Gel Maximum
('b a rg e For A Check u p.
Mileage
We
Muk«
No
Ija ip e rly Her viced C ars O perate
Economically.
SERVICE
SALES
Stratton Motor Co.
H
Itoas td u d ley
J by K T
H u m p h re y
He refer*
t r i p to O a k rid g c G race P a lm e r
“An Ir is h Colleen ’ wtis present
to Muson ^
m W ashington,
visited ov er n ig h t
c l ,u ,h e A eauideni, A u d ito riu m . And (X,u t r a r y to 0(b, r >vunll, . I G en tle m e n :
T efft home
March
1?. befo re a la r g e
a n d , .Mason
T h e .«porotera of the
co u n ty doesn't
give
Mrs
G erda Li I ja visited h e r
Mis. Noma
B row ne of Whit? a p p r e c i a ti v e au d ie n c e . F ach m em
hoot.
broadly sp e a k in g wlh titer ' co u n ty
Pim ple's Utility D iatrlc
sister
Mrs
Jo h n A n d erson in S alm on .
W ashing ton sp en t the be, of t h e ca st c a rr ie d h e r
p a r : o r m ,t
liolltH,vUll,
,M(W,.r
, ve, Iiaie forced n S |w clal l-nection to
P ortland th e p a s t w e e k .
w eekend w ith h e r p a r e n t s . Mr
in a n e n e l l e m m a im e r
M u . . al , nm urm lUoi4
T h a t ’» b e m u s e ,t In* livid April 8, A pproxim ately
n u m b e r , u p , r - p r i a t e for .he
day ha#
n^ ,
,n t(u> c o o n „ ONE MONTH before the r e g u l a r
Mr
an d M rs. K. D S m ith »»<1 Mrs R A B row ne on Can
w ere c o n .r i h u f id by t h e s t r in g
„„ b | | . , Uilhlua|1 plautll (133.
en tertain ed a g ro u p of P o rt la n d yon road.
May p r i m a r i e s . T h is Special K~
iMHl h o rs e p o w e r)
o f th e city of lectlon will
friend s at th e i r hom e S u n d a y .
Mrs
$
U l j.-on j ,,f i . i U k ! e n se m b le and c h o ra l classes
cost th e t n \ p .iy c r s
A H igh Mas., vn ho no r of
~ ...........
. , .
.
,
.
, ,
. . .
T aco m a, fro m which it can Viy m ore th a n $20,IMKl and will In'
Mrs. J . G. Gibson r e t u r n e d F^IB. M innesota a n d her d a u g h . ,
You
may rest
a s s u r e d . Mr.
Mr S to n o und Mr W»od wero
Jv'seplt
w as c e le b ra te d
in t i c 1 . . .
. .
.
_____
„
, all tire p o w e r rt can possibly use laud fro m th e g e n e ra l ta x f i n d S)¥»n«or, th a t T o w n s e n d people sta n d in g
mi (he eorn tir talkliig
W ed n e sd a y
from
a d e lig h tf u l t e r F o r r i a r e lot Fond of S e a tt le ] eon veu l . t ... hapel , . b\ ..
th e R everend (
Do th e
sp o n s o rs of th is p ro
will go to the polling place» in » b e n one of tliem giu,
trip to 1-ake Side, C a lio rn ia .
«rere g u ests ;»i the A. I.a Fond j t th sele, S a tu rd ay
j for^ yearn to com e at abo ut 5
km x.
imsed U tility D istrict realize ilia: tin so »even coun ties— C la c k a m a s . s t r e a m lln ed dumsei» p a i t e d h>
Mrs.
Beekedt of H u b e r
h a s h o m e last week
Œ-
“ H ow
is it all w o rk in g o u t ! the meagt r fu n d s av ailable lot W ash in g to n .
Yamhill, C olum bia. Stono t u r ned tu Wood, W .mi L i l l ]
been quite
ill th e ¡vast
three
M rs. H a ttie C rite n d e n is very
On Oregon Farms
im nslon' may now he m ade «mal
Well, f r a r k l y . not so well.
CJaK'op, Lincoln a n d l*o!k uml ed tu S to n e. they (Hitil ' u r a i d to
weeks w ith an atkack o f pleurisy, m u c h im prov ed in health a n d has
b ec a u se pension» a r e puul vole AGAINST political o w ner
“ If
you p^inl the p ic tu re in le r
ruldier. und Ihc dumo l u r fc»d n to
P ro t erteil R ang e Benefits
M rs
Guy C a r r and M rs. C. t a k e n
» position
in P o rtlu n d
hold s tro k e -, fiood C an al d is trict from the g e n e ra l t nx f u n d ? Why sh ip of th e p o w er in dustry .
a d ru g »ture
Barnes, a r e serving on th e petit ¡Mr?
C rite n d e n is a s i s t e r of
THK
D A L L ES — T h e
p ra c tic a l No 1 is not ioccessfu! financially, did not th e s e sp o n s o rs w ait ju at
Your truly.
value
o f c o n tro lled gracing to o p erai :
in ih c red s.nce its a few day» u n lll (h e May prill»-!
ju ry and M rs. Dov G ray on th e Mrs
Rose J o r d a n
gg
- -
, —
- - _
H
<’ . W illiams
urtes
utul
a
v
e
for
the
p<
nsion
|
Mrts.
W illiam C a m p b e l l and | |H>rn,lt . » “ tu r a i
reseeding
of ittc ip l :i u i UIJ, ta x in g property
g ran d j u r y .
sho w n in te«?« I in the d is tric t 4 mill
•F o rm er S t a l e L e c lu re r
a n -u a ll^ fund th is la r g e a m o u n t of num
A nn of 1 ranKe ’• »rd
_
, little
d a u g h te r Patsy
i him
' ck .- t u n m a n is now conval
ev? Is it |M)»»>ble th a t i h t s e p o ­
re c e n tly
m ade on
th e M a r m x > :■ *v
nnd p l u n r i n i
T ow n sen d P ension I’liin 98-----------------------------------»
escing a fe e r his s e r io u s illness. L* xin gt, n, Oregon a r r i v i d S unday
lille. •» l'n i g r e s s iv r c lu b wilf
litical
sp o n s o ra
o f n publicly
for a w eek’s visit at 1 S r r in ,ls
In dian re s e rv a tio n
60 th e
d is tric t $73.000 Into d e b t.
Bill
Wood
left Su-rday for e v e n ;ng
g l i e "5ikl" and c o u r t w<M»t cui il
, miles sm ith of h e re by th e ».>if Rates'* Well t hc ctty of S h elto c
o w ned
U tility D istrict h ave no |
Kinzua. O reg o n .
Hie H. M
B arnes hom e
p a r t y Aprii 2 a t llite o n »elioni
i C o n serv atio n se rv ic e XVhere test (ad jo in in g th e d is t r i c t ) enjoys re g a r d to r the ta x p a y e r» , and
liiHiue
Lunch and prizes. Ad -
Mrs
V. A. Wood e n t e r t a m e a
A S r° u i ‘ ° f yotw.g people
g a th a r e a s
of dep leted r a n g e
land as good ra t e s u n d e r p r \ a l e o |e
a r e utterly ru th lev s to t h e wel­
the
Daphne
club T h u rsd ay
at e r e d at th e H . A
W e st h o m e , w ere protected! d u r i n g th e g ro <- oration, an d w ith o u t lux«*« throw:, fa r e of th e uged an d p o o r? Dll
rmwdiin 25f.
latl'l a«lv.
T he ham d in n e r given hy thi*
a luncheon. T h e re w ere eight *t Raleigh S a tu r d a y evenin g t o ' ' n ^ *enaon, as m a n y a s 25 p e r m . ’’
they force th is S pecial Election
club last F rid ay
ladies p r e s e n t.
m eet Miss T e s s V arney, c la s s - oenl g ra z e d a r e a s , no n ew p la n ts
We
h a v e h e a r d m uch ubout iu
the I io | m > th a t no one, sa v e B eav er Social
w
i
l
l
i
n
g
w
as
a
huge
»ucce--» with t l / L j r * M 1-H I r e Hungry
any
pub
'ic
utility
d
is
tric
ts
l l e l r ow n suiull following, would
M rs. A. K. H a n s e n e n te r ta i n e d
of M'"8 M* r «mret W esl
fOU,ld
Th*
b f,ie v e s th4
over
tw o h u n d re d seventy six W l l l ! a l ? l Y „ u | r e T h irsty
th a t t h e best l o n g t i m e p r i - t i c e for ui <1 in W aah in g tcc. an d we vole
a
n
d
th
ey
would
thereby
th e Tuesday B ridge c lu b . M rs
*irU Rre
at 0 .8 * .
Door prlxes
is to g ra z e o n ly a portion of th e h a ' e b o n u r g . d to follow th e m put so m eth in g o v e r on the people. people being served
.McKell held high s c h o r e . Mrs.
Mr. end M rs. H erry W heeler
Went to Mesitames I’oulsen, Tul
r a n g e land e a c h y e a r d u r i n g ,he e u n r l r .
We qi. >U
from the
T he T o w n s e n d people will re
H . Nelson a n d Mrs. Boyd w ere of W'illemette
a n d H a ro ld Ed
gro w in g s e a s o n .
, On
n J o n r r e l of Nov I, 1937 an sent
t h i s ru th le s s
e x p e n d it u ie bi'rt a n d Gilkvy Seventeen tables
gu ests.
w a rd s of P o rt la n d visited Miss
l l e a t e r i o a , Oregon
In play in the
a r t ic l e cfllin l
''M ore I ' o n i r l’o from the s a m e fu nd w hich pays o f c a r d s w ere
F lo r e n c e Luca? F rid a y an d at
Rov
Seldon for m any y ears 1
rrluu> “ llu ‘,l
U f a f a T o p s C r a i n a s Feed C rop You." by F T . H u m p h rey . " T h e pension» j o th e old an d need). Kiwunis hull in c h a rg e of Mrs
wit»i the oldest F o rd Agency in »en J ^
,h e a h
O regon d n n e r j C O R V A L L I S
S m all f a r m s '*r , v
Pu ! c >0>"y d is tric t th a t T he T ow nsend |>eople kno w th a t T h y n g nnd Mrs. E ugelke. Prix»»
in t u r d s went
to Mr». A. E.
Denver. Colorado is now in c h a r g e f nd c a rd IK m v at th^ Masonic | s u ;led to a if a ifa grow;nK m w a i . is ¡vctuallv in o p e ra t n in the publicly o w r e d b u sin e ss ami In
of the
sho p a t th e S tr a tt o n h a l l .
d u s t r y will n ever |«ty a tw o per H an se n ar*l Mr. B eeler for pin
t e r n O re g o n c a n well a ff o r d to *' J
:
(O regon a n d Wash
g ro w a lf a lf a an d buy w h a t g ra in in ” ’ >• b u y in g a n d selling pow er, ¡ c e n t muiHHcuon
tn in su c iio n uix.
tax. T i h nry
ey K
know
a,,d
' ,ra O ra h —
a u i und V
now |
—
........................*......
lift I
Hood 1 'a n a l dis | i hat th
il eir U nder. D r. T o w n s e n d R“ ^ r a u g h for "5«t) "
Mrs. H. Boswell fo rm erly o f g j
b o t t Je
2 o C a n d 6 0 c . m ay be needed, s a y s E . R . J a c k - ia t!
m an. ex te n s io n v*
c r o p r ” s •»F*
specialist
has
a lw
been oppo.*i
l w a a y t s
opposed
to
■ ■
1 r
i
i
• «
.
. •
v m iio t trie* in M ason cou nty • . * W ashing
M oney hack 1I not
at
O . S . C . C e n s u s figu res
fo r t o r
b ro a d ly si »king it is 1 public o w n e rsh ip of b u s in e s s .
R ents and Hells U ral F » t » u
Rend the Classified Ads.
Beaverton Phann- l*"nton county, fo r e x a m p le , M S w i » * i
— —
P 'lid a d v
^ “ w t h a t w*roat p ro d u c e s a b o u t
106o
po un ds of d ig e s tib le feed
(
M r.
an d Mrs. V. A. Wood m a t e r i a l p e r a c re , w hile a lf a lf a
w e re
a m o n g th e g u ests
a t a n th e s a m e c o u n ty a v e r a g e s 2741
su rp risi
b ir th d a y
d in n e r
for pounds p e r a c r e . T h e s a m e p r e -
P o r t l a n d G e n e r a l E l e c t r i c C o m p a n y
M r s . W . C.
«"guttlers at th e p o rtio n holds good in o t h e r W il­
la
m
e
tte
valley
c
o
u
n
ties,
h
e
says
t ie t i m e
h e m e of M r.
a n d M rs. J . G.
C ltC T M IC B u il o in o
The
Beaver social clu b
will on
a n a u to
meet
F rid ay it o d a y t at 12:30 a n d re t u r n in g
at tlhe Masonic hall.
at t h e Floyd
Phone 4305
Beaverton
W HERE TO GO
SOCIAL CLUB DINNER
ATTRACTS ( ROWI)
TRY the “U and I"
Motor ro
Rrown’s Hand Lotion.
satis-:
FOR PLENTIFUL
HOT WATER
ALL
:
Buy an automatic
Alice and T o m m y Denney e n -
t e n a i r c d a la r g e g ro u p of c h i ’. d -
ren of t h e WTiitford d is tric t w ith
a st
P a tr ic k 's p a r t y ;«t th e
4 » JK
■ ■ b A
lA/at&r
h e
a a
a te
i a r r r M t f U U W
A / : l
w a ter n
Gos hot water
service is . . .
yk
^ \
Ja c o b s in P o rtla n d S a tu r d a y eve­
n in g.
Faster
Better
Cheaper
POULSONS ENTER­
TAIN CHOIR CROUP
roANKLIN T C * ir* lT H
M (« c i k t
T h e menubers of th e C o n g re g a
tional ch u rch ch oir, t h e i r h u -
b a n d s a r d w ives w e r e delightfully
hon,e o f tlkeir P®re n !s ' M r
and
Mr..
Kenrfcth
Dennkv F r j l a y e n te r ta i n e d at khe hom e o f Mr
a n d M r s . H a r r y P o u ls o n T h u r s ­
evening.
day ev en in g a f t e r th e p ra c tic e
C a rl D esin g er an d fam ily of h o u r
M em b ers of th e
ladies
P o rtla n d , M r. a r d Mrs. H e n ry a i d - w ho a ss iste d
w ere M rs.
D e s in g t r an d son. Mrs. G e m v ie v « W ('
McKell. Mr-
Jny G ¡,„,n
J o h n - o n S m ith an d sm all d a u g h ­ a r d M rs. C . E. M ason. G am es
t e r of T illa m o o k w ere all w e e k - and s o n g s w ere th e diversion s
e I gu t:,is at th e hoiwe of Mr. of
th e
ev e n in g -,
a f t e r which
an d Mrs. V.’. D e s in g ir.
r e f r e s h m e n ts w ere s e r v e d .
Fo r d e ta ils sea your r a ilr o a d a ( t . or
w r its J. A. O F M A N D Y . Gets. Pans
A ft . »22 P a c ific Bid».. P o r tla n d , Or.
lÎArch 23, 1958 4
f
111 do not hold w ith those w-p advocate /{ovemment ownership or /pvem nent
operation o f a l l u t i l i t i e s . I s ta te to you c a te g o r ic a lly tha t as a bi
general ral e the development o f u t i l i t i e s should remain, w ith c erta in
cen tio n s, a fu n ction f o r p riv at e i n i t i a t iv e and p rivate c a p ita l . "
In the sane speech having s p e c ia l reference to s itu a tio n s such as B onneville
Hr. R oosevelt sa id :
C lassified A d v e rtisin g K ates
P e r W ord
One Cent
If P aid W hen O rd ered
(M in im u m P ri c e fo r f i r s t
in sertio n, 15 c e n ts )
b illin g C h a r g e
T en Cent»
S u b seq u en t In s e rtio n s , per word,
One Cent
E X A M P L E — I f a 10-word c la s ­
sified a d v e r t i s e m e n t Is I d .er'.ed, It
w ould coat 15c fo r one tim e, 35c
for tw o tim es, 35c for th r e e tim es,
eitc. If n e c e s s a r y to aend o u t a
s t a te m e n t, a n a d dition al c h a rg e
of 10c will be made.
WANTED
Work W a n te d —C a r p e n tr y 62 *¿4
p e r h o u r . C e m e n t po urin g , I I
p e r h o u r.
C abinet,
chim ney,
odd jo b s . A r t h u r A. Leavitt,
One m ile s o u th of B a n k . R t.
1 B eaverton. P h o n e 1553 e v e ­
n in g s o r befo re 8:00 a . m .
c-35-tf
Want Hoy— 17 to 20 to w ork a-
round y a rd an d weed (lower
beds. etc. P h on e B B acon 9464
o r ad d ress
Route 8, Box 56,
P o rtla n d .
r I v -P-1®
S ou th ern P a c ific
O ncoO N
Some o f the sponsors o f the public u t i l i t y d i s t r i c t Iiave declared and are
s t i l l clainin^- th at P resident R oosevelt favors the formation o f public u t i l i t y d is­
t r i c t s and the establishm ent o f pu blic ownership fo r the d is tr ib u tio n o f e le c t r ic
power. On September 21, 1932, a t Portland, Oregon, Hr. R oosevelt declared hio p o s it­
ion on th is important n a tte r in a speech irnich vras reported in f u l l in the Portland
newspapers, from one of which, the Oregon Journal, vie auote the words o f lir. R oosevelt
as fo llo w s:
/ :
AFE, EASY WAY!
f o s T u s o
THE HOSITIOü CF PRESIDENT R00SFVELT ON
DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC P0T.TER
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.
Next time you go to Cali­
fornia, take it ea*y, try a
Southern Pacific train. The
engineer wrill drive you
over the smoothest, safest
h ig h w a y in the w orld.
You'll ride in air-condi­
tioned comfort all the way.
And bargain rail fares;
eco n o m ic a l d in in g car
meals; 10c and 15c Tray
Food Service ; and low cost
Pullman accommodations,
which permit you to sleep
while you ride, are a few
of the other reasons why
so many people try the
^ ____^irain to California.
'
To the Voters o f the Proposed Korthrect Oregon
B onneville P e o p led U t ili t y D is tr ic t :
_____
lowtr rote» save you 10 to 30%
T r a v e l the
^
R a n t e d Plain ewing. M rs. Ro«e
M . T h o m p s o n C ed ar s t . p 17
FOR SALE
R efill
Äon
Buy
one
of
th ose
\
Ireautiful a c r e t r a c t s in Brock
way G a rd e n s Vk m ile west of
Reedville.
$10 «town, $5 per
m o n t h including in t e r e s t . Val
u e s $200 up. H a s lights, city
w a te r , Bus s e r v ic e . B uy now!
Build
w hen you get
ready.
B ro ckw ay Co. 5th a t Oak ir
P o r t la n d . P h o n e A T w a te r 3151.
p - 1 . 20
F or Hale— 1930 C h e v ro le t S ed an
Good sh ape
K. W . W ildman,
C olu m b ia Food C o ., B eaverton.
adv 17
F o r S a le Small cook stove, good
b a k e r $7.00. See m o r n in g s
2
m iles sc.uth of h a n k . M rs. F
O. 'Donaldson.
c 17
F o r Nifle F re s h heifer
C . To
pich. H u b e r Ave. R t . 1, Box
474.
P if
FOR RENT
i
M
S ta te owned or federal owned
• s i t e s can and 3hould properly be de­
veloped by government I t s e l f . .. n so developed, p riv a te c a p ita l should
be given th e f i r s t op.;orta n ity to transmi t nnd d is tr ib u te the power on the
b a sis o f t he bes t 3erv; co and the 1 ov/est ra tes to g iv e a reasonable p r o fit
onlZ* "
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There i3 no record of which we have knowledge th at President R oosevelt has
ever repudiated or changed the p o lic y he then advocated.
I
Savings r e s u lt in g from low co3t e l e c t r ic energy generated ns a by-product
of Federal navigation p ro jects can and w i l l , as soon as a v a ila b le to us . be passed
on to the consumers without d e s troying investment or l o s i ng t ax revenues , thereby
fu rther reducing t he low ra tes in t h is area which Mr. R oosevelt conmondod in h is
Portland speech.
A "NO" vote a t the s p e c ia l e le c tio n on A pril 8 would not only be in accord
Wxth the p o lic y approved by P resident R oosevelt, but would a l 3 o bo in your own b est
in t e r e s t .
Very
J tr
c iu u x ly
jf o yours,
ru u rs, A
F»*r R«*nt Five a r r e » u n d tr cui
ti v a ti o n . P h o n e Murdock 4185
F o iled .
p 17.
Miscellaneous
I.earn
P o p o la r piano in » h o rl
tim e.
B eginner* a s p e c i a lt y .
R e a s o n a b le r a t « .
Monroe Mc-
iMohill. R t. 2, Box 520, Bea-
▼ertoin.
p-l$-18
FRANKLIN T. GRIFFITH
President.