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Beaverton, Wanhington County, Oregon, Friday, May 6, 1938
«
lior Rose Festi­
val To Be June 4
(«rade School Newa
t»i
The fin m I grad* school traik
meet for OI omm "A ” »«bools will
be huld at Beaverton Saturday,
May 7 . T b o ** schools nun pot-
I iik In the l r nr It meet are llill»
boro,
Aloba-Hiibrr and B eaver­
Parade, Flower Show, ton,
T h ree 4-H rlub memtier* won
Dance, Meld Meet, to *«4iolar*hlp
award* to the 4-11
Be Part Of Festivities summer school, which I* held
at Corvallis In June
4-H Hub
Prize» T o lb Shown In Store member«
from
all over
the
Window« Hhorll)
at ate meet at Corvallla once each
year. Thoae wlnnlnx acholarah'pn
T h e annual Beaverton J u m r were
I Air cue
Springer,
Oteta
Flow er
Kuatlval ha*
been -e t ' WrtKbt, Crandall Heck. The aclml-
lor Saturday Ju n e 4th. All tu- j andilpe were given by the local
dlcatloua point to a blKKor and 1 grange. Beaverton School Board
better allow than any pie/ioca i und the grade sch ool,
year.
The parade entrlea will j Wedneaday. May 4, the Couni>
l>e more numeroua and m » r; e- : Health Nurae, «vainly doctor and
lahorate,
partly because of tile 1 l>r, TnHiert held a free heaJth
experience
guiued by the en- | Inapectlon of the student» to de­
train s In
prior year* and »!**> termlne
any pliyalcal
defe«'ls
because of the new contend« r«-| and to auKKeat how theae de-
feet* could be heat corrected
tluit will b«i In the field
The Boy Scou t* entertained the
The five m ajor prizes will b
the center of «lirartio n m p ica : I
K r W r . April 29
atore window« «hon.»
a welner r.a i.t There were
If .
thirty-six member* preaent and
p ru e *
will be awarded
I tu­
a
good
time w u reported by
pa rllully
Every
m o n i,.ml in
....
. . . . . .
i
.a l l After a huge refreahment of
Umn wl.l g^v. tlck n u In ctm to m -»
,nerg
Ulne, too*ted
m .rah -
era. No charge la made far the mallow* and puncdi were nerved
l ..h .U
and
.«vary .a
abou.d
treaMUre hont provided grea’
a«k
for them
In idiUiion t«> ¡
« , t and much enj-.yment
the five majur p r iiA nuiueruua I jor
am aller nao» will be donated by
The fifth grade 1* happy to
hualneaa house* T h * wluna'« n
aay It ho« 20 perfect day* which
the
flower
.how will be re- „ „ U è , It to a half-holiday thi«
mcm I . , 1
with email and the 3 * r - I p y * . ,
All the work in the.
ude eutrant* are com pr"tig for a f|f|h Kradr ha, fc.en completed
eup and rib b on *.
iu the field i and
a review la acheduled In
■'wet
aeveral cup*
a e poM-d «•\cr\
d a * * In prcpnrntlon for
lor number one piac,* nti.t ribbon* ^
final teat*
for aecoud and th. «1,
T h e „imh, aeventh and eighth
Htor thoae wh«i ei j«.y danctnr Kradelt ar„ reviewing In prepar-
u good orchentrz wl!» provide atlon for tha W ashington c«mnty
uitiale at the high ich o ll audi- '
which will be given next
torhira in the eveuieg
Thuraday and Friday
The
graduation
exercises of
TOWN COUNCIL HAS the eighth grade will lie held at
the high achool auditorium, Mon-
M EET MONDAY EVE |day
afternoon. May 29.
The
regular meeting
of thi o r p / v p i T I T 1! v V 1
ON
Town Council waa called to or- K M I t l J I 1 l i h l s I B VJ1*
tier by Mayor McCloskey Monday WAITING LIST BASIS
evening.
•
I
Coeucllmen
Drorbuugh, Hum- , M ajor H D. B t g M l t the Ar-
hurg, Johnaton and Roeal, May- my Kecrultlng O fficer. 323 Ma!n
or McClnekey, Recorder Wilson, Poat Office Building. Portland.
Attorney Hatteraon, (len cral 8u- Oregon announced thla week that
perlntcudent Ooyt were present since early
In February
when
ut
roll «-oil
with Counollmen re s u ltin g waa ordered auapend
Ibirne* Hud Carr hoth coining in ed by the War Department be-
luter.
cause of the overatrength status
Minutea of the meeting*
of of the Army, «mail apecial quot-
April t and April 1» were read a* for a limited number of rec
and approved a* read.
, rulta only have b«*cn placed on
M r. Amai'lier'a monthly audit the P«>rtland Recruiting District,
report waa
read and accepted The M ajor
atated that
these
and filed A motion waa carried ot’otaa have now been filled and
authorizing the city to pay $2<Hl Ibal Army re«*rultlng liaa revert-
for a W eir Grader delivered in <’d *° “ w»>«lng Hat haaia, with
Beaverton
the exception that prevtoua ser-
Oerlmrdt Claaaen and Thotnna , vide “1«‘" " ‘“ l' 1,0 at’c*P t‘,d wh"
Coder appeared before the coun- have been honorably diachargtMl
ell with the request for a fire from
the Army within the 90
hydrant and a complaint about daya Immediately preceding their
the InataJIatlon of a bleeder on making application for reen'.iat-
Ihe
water main In front of m ent. A few qualified bandamen
th eir property.
Theae m atters ! may a ,* ° be accepted f<'r Coast
were r«*ferT«Hl to the water c«im
Artillery and Infantry B.inda in
tn ltte e .
Hawaii and Panam a.
The recorder waa authorized
T <>
tnMirc fu,'ur<‘
to order 300 feet of iiVv Inch consideration. the M ajor advise»
fire hoae from the la-ague nf interested young men to call At
Oregon Cltlea
1 the neareat Army R ecruiting Of-
The Recorder waa authorized
Iu order two atnoke muaka, two
ammonia gaa inoeka and a 1 >4
.
Inch fog nozzlo for the firo dc-
partment.
A motion was passed author­
izing the Mayor und Recorder
to purchase
a quitclaim
deed
from Charles It Fry to Igits 1
r.nd 2 Block
2 Hocken's Third
Addition subject to a satisfactory
title report
The meetiug was adjourned.
ÇIVIL SERVICE E X ­
AMS ANNOUNCED
The United S lates Civil Ser-
vice Cim m lssiou has announced
an open com petitive examination
for the position of Student Nurse
at the Training School for N urs­
es at
S t. Elizabeths Hospital,
W ashington, D . C.
Applicants
must have been graduated from
a standard
4-year high school
course which must have included
certain specified
units. Appli
cations will
be uccepted from
senior students su b ject to later
proof of graduation, Applicants
must have reached their eight­
eenth
birthday but niuat
not
have passed their thirtieth b irth ­
day on the date of the close of
receipt
of application!
These
age lim lls will not be waived in
any case
Full Information may be ob-
tamed from the Secretary of the
United Stat«>s Civil Service Board
of Exam iners,
at th * post of
flic or customhouse In any city
which
has
a post office
of
tb s first
c r second c la ss,
or
from the United Sun«** Civil 3or
vie* Commission, W ashington, D.
C,
f 'CP “ “ d havr lh r,r nam®" p ,ar°i!
I on ,b e
naarmu i
I aH men who are .°,n ’
Hat will he given first preference
when recruiting Is resumed
The Portland
office and the
nine sub-stations have now com ­
piled a waiting list of amazing
proportions, which seems to in­
dicate a definite swing of today’s
typical young American towards
Army life, because at no time
in recent years h a . the demand
for Army service been so great,
M ajor Hagnall said.
State C. E.
Held Last Week
The m arriage of Mlsa Ah.ta­
la He Benson, daughter ei Mr.
and Mrs. Juuu-a L . Henson of
Beaverton and W illiam
iveea,
sou of Mr
and M rs. t. B .
Nee* Of Portland was aoleumig« d
Saturday, April 30 at tfi
Ce­
c ils ’* church, Heaverton. Rev­
erend Jam es M axwell read tig
service
at 4:00 o'clo ck .
Mrs.
Ueoige
Mosbofaky played the
weddmg m usic.
The bride, given in m arriage
by her fattier, wore a prince»»
dress of white with a tram and
long tulle veil.
Her bouquet
was of pink roses, while awipti
pea* and III! tea of the Talley.
Mias
Alice Benson, who wai>
her honor
attendant, wore an
aquam arine net dress and car
rled a bouquet of talism an roee*
and lavender sweet peas. Alfred
NVes waa best man and usher»
were W alter Nee* and Lambert
C lassen .
A reception followed at the
borne of the bride’s parent
Following
a trip to Oregocf
beaches, Mr.
and M rs. Neea
will be at home In Portland
At Grade School
In The WEEKS NEWS
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR
THE REVIEW
be on the “ Warner Brothers
Academy Theater” over 18 Trane-
American etatlone week of May 8.
Jeffrey and Roeella Towne. mem­
bers of the Studio School of Acting
which te now brought to radio by
this unique dramatic half-hour,
be heard In “That Certain Woman
S E A B IS C U IT A R R IV E S
— Seablacult with hla
trainer, Tom Smith, on
their arrival at Belmont
Park, N. Y „ to begin
training for the $100,000
match race with War Ad­
miral on Memorial Day.
Tha great thoroughbred
showed no III effects of
the long trip east.
Mrs. Fred Ooyt was hostess
te a party consisting of fifty
ladles of the Beaver Social club
at Davidson’s bakery Tuesday.
The ladies were taken on a tour
of the bakery Iatnchon was held
followed by playing ’’SO«'' and
bridge. The prizes were won
by, Mes. Gertrude McCormick,
first and
Mrs. W alter Scott,
rccond for bridge; and M r*. R .
L . F llley, first
and M rs. Igils
Stark , second In ‘'5 0 0 .’’
The door prize, a Mothers Day
r’ake was won by M rs. Robert
-tummers.
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
QUESTIONS AND AN­
SW ERS ON DRIVING
fj
E
rST-
I
Flyer Meets Death
Testing Machine
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j There
was an attendance of
(xty at
the Hazeldaile Sunday
tchool last Sunday m orning. A
Bthle was presented to Ja ck ie
’ «ooney for w inning a memory
verse
co n test.
M rs.
W illiam
Hell turned over the birthday
‘ record hook to Klolse Imlah t *
send out the carda.
CEREMONY P E R ­
FORM bD AT CHURCH
I l By Earl Snell, ijec. o f S tate )
May I use cardboard or ply­
wood to fill in a broken auto­
mobile window?
While one sees an occasion­
a l car
window which has tern- i
Christian Endeavor
Harold Briggs, 29,
porarlly been covered with wood
Very
Interesting
Pro­
or
<wrd
hoard,
this
practice
is
Union Holds Conven­
trashes VV hile Experi­
gram Given By Schools b«jth Illegal and dangerous. The
tion At Oregon City
menting With Plane
i law forbidding the use of any
1'articipalinx
non-transparent
m aterial upon
IMegntlon From lon ely Hina
Funeral Services Are Held .
j the windshield or rear window'
Third Honors For Float
(rpen House At Grade School applies also to the sidewings
At Oregon t Ity Monday
Also Is Held Friday
and windows.
Washington
County Christian
I Vision from the driver’s seat j Science has claimed one more
Kndeavor Union In proud of It*
The music festival and open of
victim In the person of Harold
an automobile is poor e
record at the S la te Union Con­
house held at the grade school nough at best without obscuring Briggs. 29, who gave up his life
last F’rlday was most in terest­ ' it further
vention held In Oreg«m City lost
by puttin stickers and Haring <,ut a specially designed
ing and certainly a
cred it to j cards, except
w«u»k-cnd. More than fifty from
those required by raciug
plane which he had re-
the teachers and students.
this Union attended various *e*
i law, against the windshield or 1 (1ftntiy built at a Portland gar-
»l«mg of the convention while a-
The 4-H clubs made a splen­ covering the windows with pa- uge' ^ eatb called when the left
bout
tw«;nty-flve were in fu ll­
did showing under the leader­ per.
If you value your own
° t his Marlon
Special
time attendance.
ship of Miss benraeder ,,nd Mr. skill and reputation as a driver br"*£e
following a power dive
Phelps. A log cabin ’‘fo rt" made you will have broken windows i over lhe Susbauer farm north
The Waidiington delegation waa
by Jam es
Came urn, an eighth replaced,
awarded
banner number eight
or
put up with
a j ot <arneHus.
grade
student was
especially draft on the back of your neck
und Oorreapondlng position In the
Briggs had been keeping his
convention parade ibr<nigh O re­
line und attracted considerable until you are able to do so.
1 l,iane
a t the Bernard
Airport
attention. The following musical
gon City’s business section S a t­
______
i ju st north
of town, and
had
program in the htgii school aud­
urday
afternoon.
More glory
How does an automobile speed t>cen making some changes
in
itorium was enjoyed by an ap­ governor operate?
cam e later when the delegation
1
de*'Kn • He had only had it
preciative audience;
member* of which wore «rblie
There has been a great dea. in the air four or five tim es. It
Instrum ental
Selections. B ea ­ of interest in the question of
cape with large, red C. E. em ­
s^ > aH y
designed as a
verton grade school band; song,
blems and carried amall can e*
speed governors, and many per- ‘^ ht , rac,n * Jo b , an<1 waa “ »•
"S p irit of Sum m ertim e,” Cooper sons have suggested that gov- |
with red penuanta having •’W ash­
¡“" e d ib le
Mountain School G itls’ S e x te tte ;
ington" printed thereon In while, SOFTBALL LEAGUE
e rn o r, be placed on all automo- * * * *
\D th*
raaCh,ne
Kythm
Hand
Number,
Cedar
Mill
with it* float waa awarded third MAY B E FORMED
Mies of
certain d river, as a
° D'r al* mt
feet in “ »•
Brow nies; Isvwer Grade Chorus,
honors. The float, a red cross
WiDg l>roke
Heaverton men or young men Pupils from lower grades of all means of preventing accidents ,a<^ BeWheB the
on a white background and car
The ordinary type of governor
^
...
.. . .
Interested
in
forming
a
goft-
schools;
A
Living
Emblem,
11a-
rying
the caption “Christ
for
J ? , J * * 8addCf9 ‘ pba8e" ° f
Sch oo l; a piano duet, does not react to the speed of ,
the Crtal*,’’
waa designed and bail team or league In town zeldale
the automobile but to the speed
t
L ,
T
this
summer
are
Invited
to
a
t­
Helen
Bauer
and
E
lsie
P
eterko
rt;
conatructed by a committee con ­
of the motor instead Thus when ; ^
, Juf
theK day b* fo,r * hc
,
was
to have been married to
stating
o f H enrietta
Hawley, tend a m eeting to be held Jn the .selections, Beaverton G irls’ Glee th. ..............
» **™ rned a. M1#g M arlan „
of 3605
Rhythm Band selections, the automobile
Fern Halnea and Gladys T u cker Heaverton high school gym Mon­ C lub;
day evening, May 9 at 8.09 p.m . Aloha-Huber
Prim ary
Rhythm ?f°
7
,n y
? ar> IN. E. Forty-third Ave„ Portland.
of B eav erton .
of Igyokout and Extension Suiter
Band; Upper Grade Chorus, pu
,7 -
r
. P 8PC a °f “ He had named the plane for her.
F irst honors in newspaper pub­
tntendent among the S tate Un­ pils from upper grades of all
a
, ,T
8eCODd
and Planned on entering It in
licity
ncrapivooka
were
also
and about 15 m iles per hour the coming a ircraft race8 whlph
ion o ffice rs.
schools; solo, “ Beautiful D ream ­
taken by Washington Union.
in low . gear. The governor It- , are
heId
at aifferent
placcs
Stebb in s;
Chorus.
F orest Grove High Schoo. 0 .
All C hristian Kndeavorer* and er,” Bobby
self
i
.
a
sm
all
device
through
throttf!hout
the
sU
te
dur1lMf
the
Sch oo l;
song by
4th
K. society waa
awarded third the public are invited to attend Kinton
which the m ixture of gasoline sumraer
Thia
waa
This
the
fifth
grade
Aloha-Huher;
‘‘A
m
erica’’
prize of a registration for the a rally
next Tuesday evening.
and air must pass before reach- machine he had built.
C. E .
Conference at T u rner, May 10; which will be held at Band and audience.
ing ^he cylinders and when this
Harold Briggs was born De-
August 22-28, for It* p resenta­ the
Reedville church unlex^
m ixture reaches a certain vel-
H P ^ ®
„ icem ber 1, 1908 in Portland and
Mr. and M rs. Irwin J . Wise-
tion for a play in the Interm ed­ societies receive information to
oc ty It partia-ly c lo a « a ■ « * »
hen
a Iad moved with h u
of McMinnville
spent
iate dram atization c o n te st.
the contrary from Floyd Shaw, carver
valve, thus reducing the amount I p aren u to Jenning8
He
the
home
of
M
r.
and
M
rs.
C.
Be there to
Mias Dorothy Howes of Forest I union president
,.f gasoline which to being fed wag a Eraduate o( B en zo l Tech
M. Martin.
Grove again fills the position 'h e a r "Convention E ch o e s.”
to the m otor. In this way the jn d had b{H>n inlerested in aTia.
SOCIAL CLUB HAS
BAKERY LUNCHEON
Q -v rp v A T T E N D A N C E
SIXTY A I 1 “j f 'l •
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
H O N O R S W A R M O TH E R S
— A bronze plaque honor­
ing war mothers of th*
W orld W ar la to be dedi­
cated on Mother’* Day at
the Veteran* W ar Memo­
rial In San Francisco. It
bears th* inscription “ Our
Heritage — 1917.” Holding
th* symbol la Mrs. Fannie
Merten* who I* both e Gold
Star and a Silver Star
Mother.
«•vnt/,ta m B#r Aoger, r #p* /
•% "!:''¿ I
S A F E T Y RECO RD — Student youths, H
year* of ago, serve as bite driver* to carry
300,000 North Carolina children to and
from achool dally. The drivers, paid $9.90
a month, mutt pas* rigorous teat*. They
are assisted by monitors a* shown. In
four years of this servio* only $ deaths
have occurred.
, 8peed of a car * held
! certain maximum, except
it Is going down h ill.
at a i Con fo r
some
time.
having
when r ian}. hours« nyinf, to hia cred.
i(
W ALKERS WARNED
A BO LT MAY SA FETY
Funeral services were held in
j Oregon City Monday and were at-
! tended
by p ractically all
the
(flyers in this section.
If
last May’s
traffic exp er­
IXD RFW STR IU K K R
iences are repealed this month,
pedestrians
will find it worth
An«irew
Striek er, living
one
while to keep an especially sharp mile east of Beaverton, on the
look-out Secretary of State E arl Bertha Beaverton highway was
Snell warned this week.
struck by an autom obile in front
Of 36 persons killed in Oregon of his home as Tie was going to
traffic accidents in May, 1937, work last Friday m orning. The
more than half, or a total of car was occupied by two women
19, were on foot at the time on their way to the music fes
tival at P acific
University
at
o f the accident Snell said.
“ While it is hard to accou nt Forest Grove. The driver of the
for the exceptionally large num­ ca r was exonerated of a il blame.
ber
of pedestrians
Who met
Mr
Striek er was knocked un-
death last May, we find that concious and died a few hours
many of them were guilty oi ’ater in the W ashington County-
careless acts which contribute hospital in H illsboro. The fun­
alm ost daily to the traffic toll,” eral was -held in Bethany T h u rs­
Snell com mented. "T h us, three day. The widow and the follow­
of
them ” were
stru ck
while ing children survive: Rose. Ur-
crossing intersections diagona.ly, sei. F.lizabeth. Emman and An­
three white walking on the high­ drew. all of B eaverton.
way in the same direction as
automobile
tra ffic ;
two while BRIDAL SHOWER IS
crossing streets between in ter­
sections, and another while com­ GIVEN LAST W EEK
ing from behind
a parked ve­
Friends and neighbors honor-
hicle .
“ca re le ssn ess
such
as
this ed Mias Virginia M iller with a
seldom results in the saving of bridal shower last week at the
tim e, and may have the most | Hazelda e school h o t» * The room
serious
consequences.
Anyone and tab es were
eaV
‘portv
who stopped
to weigh the ad- orated with whd f 'o w e r ^ F o r t y -
vantages of a careless
act a- |five friends
^ eri p \
ift
gains
the disadvantages
would I Virginia received many nice gift*.
realize
how foolish
it is to ; Mto. Miller
.s the daughter
of
walk in traffic without respect { Mr
and Mrs
mmrrlaA
Hazeldale and will be married
for established rules, and with­
‘ strict
“
~
tn cugeue
Emreno Tru
paving
attention
to
» sseli of Scholls
out
*
May 7th. The young couple will
the movement of veh icles.”
make their home in Beaverton.
About half of the p e d e s t r i a n s _______________
kUlcd
.ast
May were . eitlier |
K N TFR -
children under 14 years of age. CHAF1EK
or persons over 65 years of TAINS IN PORTLAND
age. Snell said, indicating that j
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every occasion should be taken
Mrg
Thyng entertain
to warn pe«iple in these group:- j ^ ^
Beaver ch ap ter Past Mat-
against the p enis of tra ffic anu
d u b at the home of Mr8.
give them the proper eonsidera
(jeland shaw ln Portland F rt-
tion and protection.
daj. After the pot-luck lunch­
eon a business meeting was cal-
ed. The members attending were
TUESDAY KIWANIS
I Mesdanies
Engleke,
lAw rence,
INTER-CLUB DAY
M cO trunck, Huntley Brown. Nell-
Tuesday evening. May 3, was ! son. Alexander, W illiam s, Nel-
lnter-cub day for the Beaverton j son and the hostess.
Kiwanis club when a number of
members visited the Montavilla CLl^B HAS MEETING
Kiwanis club. The entertainm ent AT FISH E R HOME
was unusually fine, the program
being furnished by the visiting
Mrs
Ruby tfoyd entertained
clubs, which included Gresham.
the Cheerio club at the home of
The D alles, Portland. Peninsula
M rs. A. Fisher last Thursday.
and
B eaverton.
B illy Bishop
Addition guests were M esdames’
offered fifteen minutes with his
F. H
Rchoene, W alter Scott,
sleight
of hand
P *r' ° ™ a" rp H *
velson.
Nelson. Fran
Fran cis
cis I Donald
*h io h »a» well received by the ^
R . ^
_ Verna
h-twM-B n t t ,,n
Beaverton
..
-I
an« twnnty from
» .« te " 7
an« Mra. l.rnn
• d* b o ‘
’
—
,