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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
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VOLUM E.XVI. No. 28
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licuverton, WuHhingtun County, Oregon, Friday, June 10, 1938
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Festival Day Ac-
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OKI VINO QUESTIONS’
ANSWERED BELOW
Silently Funking
I
M b'*. MO»* JC. rltlllA M
M rs. lloao F. U raiu q of itt
I, Beavvrtoa die I luu* ; * . * a
survived
by five children and
seven
grandchildren.
Funeral
services were held Thursday at
2:00 p ni. in Pegg s ( hipcl with
interm ent at Cresc» it (Iri-ve rtm -
erery.
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. in Advance
V itL iii
Delegates lo Make
Interesting Trip
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i\j h.tir«K(ih
County Crand Jury
Holds Cession
< I*> Karl H im II, Sec. of S la te)
( berry fruit flies have b egat
How much distance should I
^ o eaicrKe and tne poison UMl
allow for passing another car?
. -pray tor tbeir controi sliouid
The otuiwer to I H im question
,<« applied. 6 . C . Jo n e s , t.u>o-
depend* not only upon how fart
.liologist in the Oregon Fxpeu -
car and the other car are
Ordinance Passed To
I mem Station says, “All variet­
Six Indictment» Are
Mrs. Ray Christensen your
Trips To Beaches And ies oT ch e rries os well as inter-
going, hut a I »o upon the diff­
Permit
Use
Of
Watei
Handed tn; rive Of
Is Winner Of Crand
eren ce In the speed of the twc
State Capitol To Be
planted trees and foliage alon„
For Irrigation
ca m .
Assuming you are travel-
Which
Are Secret
Festival Prize
1 :enue rows should be sprayed at
Made By 4-H’ers
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' Ing
40 mlH*e an hour and tlx
¡onoe.
A
thorough
bait
spray
I I.YHMKM H. F I * M il
Town Strecta To Be Oiled
First Session Of brand Jury
Mm. Jo n es Mini. Hweepalakca ,a r >'ni “ re panning
1« travel-1
hould be applied, covering the
Ulysses French passed away on
To k eep Down Dual
Trips Ire To Be Made On
Hlnce April 21)
Award In Klowrr Show
lnK un,r 30 rullo». an hour, and
i jp per su rface of the foliage w ill
Ju n e 2 , He i . survived by hi*
bill da>, Ja n e III
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J .taauinlng that the nearest auto- j The City
F athers beid their ¡w ife, M rs.
The first session of the county
> a. fine m ist spray. All parts of
(Mara K . F rtn cn .
Ihvivcrton
celebrated It'a ran-' »**«>»»'*•* approaching la traveling' i t-gular
monthly Ju n e meeting Funeral service« were: held la«t
-l-H d< legates to the sumrnei i lie trees
reached. 8 rand Jury since April 29 made
should be
nit*.«
Junior Flower
Featlval 40 ml,a* an hour I '* 1 will »««d at the City Hall Monday even­
report last Saturday banding
Saturday at Fegg’« Chapel witl xihcol held at Oregon .Stale 1 0 !. Fresh fru it shippers or growers
la«t Saturday with a parade ta nboUt two C,*X
Mocka, or 6oo ing, Ju n e 6, with two Counellmcn,
indictments, five of which
Interment at We»t >{11,» Memor Uge, will have an opportunity of ch erries to be sold on local ' n
the morning, a flow er ahow. a fw «.
to pa»B with reasonable Larne* and Koasl a b se n t.
to make one of two very inter- m arkets are cautioned to avoid * * r e secret.
I ial Park.
danne
ri-vue put on
by
the “ tdty.
If the
relative «peed*
estig trip», states L . E . Fran neavy
spraying because of Foe
Omar Shee-ley of Vernonia wat
lie
Auditor’s report .bowed
M r. French had been a plaster
children, a field meet. dlatrihu- nr*
up to 60 and 63 a total of
«12,386.30 cash on contractor and had lived in W et* els. Assistant County Agent. On (anger
of excessive arsenic and indicted on a non-support charge,
turn of m erchant«’ prizes and “ "* •
and hour> l'°w ew r, thr nand and in the bank. Of thla
Sunday, Ju n e 12, a special tri, lead resid u e.”
Laura and M ilton Gumm of
l Blope alm ost fifteen years.
grand featlval prize., and the I“»*»tnK dlatance la nearly trlp.ed only
to the P acific Coast beaches is
«6,087.31 belong to the
M aterials for making up tht* NcwberB wera awarded damages
danre held in Ihe high school --*»»«*
V'*»» wl" retjuire about
provided for the club member* spray are as follow s;
totaling «1,250 to an action brot
«• trrent funds, tne remainder ba­
ST.
M
A
RYS
HOLD
gym In the evening
“ ,hird ot * ml,e to pass safely
who a rc desirous of spending the
ng held In a
sinking fund to
Lead
arsenate. 1-2 pound; Mo by ^ caunty to determine the
M r .. Hay « hr.alenaen woo the
B° C,UM’ "*f« P“ "“ 'ng d latan ce.,
day at the ocean. Special buise- lasses,
meet obligations which wld be­ GRADUATION SUN.
2 q u arts; Water to mak amo,lnt of damages done when
leave
the State College
eail;. 10 gallons.
grand
foatlval prize, an oil d r- vUry
" ° KrM ,,y
“ W t * * A' r , come due at a later date.
a iltl e over two “ ore* of their
d ilating
heater, Mm
M cKe.l, >,,ur “<»*“" * “ •" *o practice judg ,
,
,
property were condemned when
Annual
commencement e x e r­ Sunay morning and return Sun­
The■ Mayor and Recorder were
day
evening,
giving
the
ciub
2nd prize, nn troiK-r; Opal Rur- ln* ,h * "«MM,d" of rHTn ^
‘ 7 * ° * * ' authorized to pay up the bark cises of S t. Mary’* of the V al­
. tree«
j z t ,s t not r * necessary.
yiDg ot cbT Tht j a Saturday ^ m ornings *-d
« - d ses-
court
hart, third prize, a bicycle; Mm *°
kucaa at what point
along|
trues and acquire title to Iota ley Academy were held Sunday members a good full day of beach spray
control recommended a- sion reaulted in po!ltpoIled M n.
<*y Half, fourth pnze; John Bo <h* highway you will meet some
a
e
t
lr
t
f
e
s
.
Sp
ec’al
chaperons
arc
seven and eight in block 19, lo­ afternoon in the chapel of Our
poison bait and while tence* for five who had plead
»elected to accom pany the group K.ve is
zloh, fifth prize; Frank Sm ith, r a r w’htck you ••*• coming to , cated at the corner of W ash­ I ady of Perpctval Help.
here should be a sprinkling of
Par|ie r in the week to an
a lith
prize;
Bn nice Homrlch. "ned you. If you find you have
on this trip .
ington and Second streets.
After the processional of g ra b
he m aterial, preferably on the assortm ent of ch arges. W arren
aeventh prize
many “cloae «have*’’ In passing
Chib
members
not
niak.u„
the
One
of the matter« of moat" tmtes in white ra.p« and gowns
W inners of merchant»* prlzea niokc a habit of allowing a little
Newport trip may go lo Salem eaves around perhaps two-thirds George Snodie and Joseph Clin-
Importance was the forming and the Reverend William Scanlon.
who were a rre ste t
were na follow a •
more room than form erly.
with another special grout* where of the tree, it is not necessary ton Nogle.
C. S
C ., superintendent ot di­
o get a coating of this m atenal w-hPn wllRht burglarizlng Sm i*h’t
Ihll MrKi.lv- Beaverton
Food
What la the difference between paaa:ng of an ordinance to per­
they
will be guests
of Ea,
mit of the use of water for ir­ ocesan schools delivered the ad­
on the fru it. The spray should Be* r P ar, or
Garden Home
Sto re, ca*e of orange*.
“ n«eetlng beam and a dimmer
Snell,
S ecretary of State, aDd
parolod
Snodlp wa}
Mr Drew. Hi leg Coffe Maher
Head.igbta of many o lje r mod rigation purpose*. T he purpose d ress. Speaking of the aims of will have an opportunity to visit be repeated two or three tim es , . ere ^
the ordinance being to on- Catholic
education ¿he speaker
during the development period „aroIpd tn hls
father
whl|<
Illrh cy Hardware
,*'• '* automobiles were .o con of
the
new
state capitol,
which
< on rage
the use of water
In promised
of the fru it as it is necessary
^
to,d to go home m
true succees to ah
M r. A Olaou, «1.00 In trade.
*ha'
r 7 ’,!
will
be
opened
especially
toi
growing lawn* and flow ers so as those who follow the princip.es
to protect^them P ractically m l tht talre care of his fam ily
Bot)
that occasion.
Studio Ilurhrr Shop.
\ amount
d,n' rIM
*d electricity " ‘ which
. i ' l T « wa: ,
of
lo further beautify the residen- Inculcated
ime from now until th e fruit were ordered to refrain from li
by their
religtot:«
1*. A. flilm oie, f j 50 in trade,
,
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T
hese
special
trips
are
always
of our town. By teach ers. Development of virtu«
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paaaed through the bulb«. T b ‘i , t ‘ol portion
» picked
onor. and both accepted term s o
M ctrcad , Lumber
o.
dpvlr<
to elim inate g.are rnplicatlon,
people wishing lo and esp ecially o f bravery tn the a highlight during the summer
parole
Had.«. Okum »5 >0 grocery ««-
ni)tht and aIto ^ „ c e d the i**• water fo r irrigation purpose,
school
session, especially
for
life of young Christian woman­
Ray Hundley, who pleaded guil
those club members coming from
der. Hubert « • * " * . M J » f ” amwint of illumination on the ran secure a very favorable rate
hood was also highly enec.uraced
eery
order; Hoy Burnt. «2.00 . . .
ty to a larceny count was giver
sections
of
the
state
whlca
ar-.
Application
should be made by F V h e r Scandlan
gro cciy order, Safeway S to re .
'* w ay'
a postponed senten ce. I .eon Hart
too far distant to give them an
the R ecorder who will ex­
Miaa I'.aher, !* -lb
Sw ift Fra-
* ° r" «-eSently headlight, hav. n
Reverend Theodore O. Bisele, importunity
The
Beaverton
Kiw
anis
clt-b
rampf
and B u ster Jo n es,
who
to
otherwise
aval'
mlum ham. City M arket.
been
provided with
autfllary plain the -Iv a i
Ph. D .. chaplain, conferred di themselves of visits to the staff had a * visitors this week, Judge were held
on a personal
prop-
barrel*
of
oil plom&M upon the graduates. T5w
Mm. Hugh Lew i*. *7J>0 per- buib* which throw a beam down-i Twenty-five
c r t>' destruction charge involv-
capitol and the Oregon beaches H . K . Zimmerman of A storia
niancnt wmvc, Florence Beauty I ward and to the right, enabling were authorized to be placed m ccremoni«»
closed with Solemn
C. McRobert and R ev. S . F a r o - ',ntT breaking o f H illsboro street
g [lo_
a driver
to deflect hla head-i reels to lu Ip keep down b,.;*i-
Mary O rselli, ami ham of Gresham and G. BocVrs-1 hkbts, w ere
gtnen postponed
lUmedirlion of the Blegs«»! S a c­ ty Boothby,
dust and to bind tne
(1 1, Brand, G quarts Vecdol, lig h t, out of an approaching dri- ( rsotnc
M arjorie I>alev
Eighth grade chico of P ortland .
ram ent.
sentences
and ordered to make
It aa-
Marab’a Oarage
without
decreaalng t'tad tnatriai In place.
were presented to
The following
receiw d high certificates
The
latte r th ree were here reM itution-
A” fiv« men were
lloy Halnea, $5.00 permanent the amount of light available foi Dot been definitely decided ju *.
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ordered
to report tw ice
scknol diplom as; Dorothy Soh- Marvel Emerson. M arilyn Huits. ■n the Interests of Ail Kiwanis
wave Mary Klxeu Beauty Shop aeelng the road Thla device haa which afreet* will be oiled firM
ler, Helen
Rivermitn, ^Bever'e Vette Pehcrs. E lo ise Im lah, Vto- Night to be " ‘celebrated a t ' T to i-, ^
month to
d istrict^ o G
tauircnn
Muyfield. »1.00
in greatly
increased the conven- nor how much oil will ultim ately
Shum
ate,
P
atricia
Reynolds, n^t-f4 gtnia FtiHoc and Gertrude Price horline
Ixidge Monday evento,, 0
trade Columbia Food Meat M a r-; twice and aafety of night driv be used.
Curcult court
orders signed
Tune 27. T h is is the night when
ket '
i log.
during
th e past week included
'h
e
founding
of
the
club
is
Sanford Stein , *3 00 In trade .
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■elebrated throughout the coun­ cases of Duica Bush vs. E rnest
« olumhia Food
Tiilm an B u sh ;
M arjorie P etro
eluding bands, orchestras, drum
try
Datkc F ran k, foot stool. Hazel
corps, drill teams and marching
Judge Zimmerman is a candi-
VB- L “eIU 0 0 ,1 et “ 1, re­
it K epler.
la te
fo r Suprem e
Court Judge
m atter of liquK-
,
F . O Johnson, $3.00 In cacti ; bodies.
F irst, S t. Cecilia P arish ; sec­
iind his name will be qn tb« *}'°* . ot
°\ Beaverton au-
CURRENT EVENTS I’HOTOCRAI’HEl) FOR
Noyes Plumtling Bhop
-o n -p artisan judicial ticket t h is . ^ o n z in g sale of real property
ond, Camp Fire G lrl*;th ird , Pont-'
Margaret I«ela. Cody Toilet set
■minify Bible S ch o o l.
.11 at the general
e.ection H i H
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u ,_-o t« ford J . Davis allow ing plam tifr
wishes to tK known for hur.sei»
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_ .i to enter supplemental com plaint;
.t one and states ho h a t no rcl
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_____ i K atherine M. Thrapp vs. Charle;
1 ve hv
the name o f Zimmer-
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,tm " ' M i ; « . ! » T W in T d c
n ow e^ ^ Sh ow ^
a u m q ,,
1W . Thrapp, default; liquidation
und beautiful creathin of a "Vie-
man n politics in Oregon
Beaverton laitnber Co.
of Bank of Beaverton authorir-
torian B ou qu et.” T his consisted
Roy Heldon, »5.00 grocery or­
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ing default in m ortgage foreclo-
S A V E S T E N L I V E S — Supporting an
of
a multicolored
bouquet of
der; Eva M ilan i, «2.60 grocery
S( HOOL FLOAT WINdLure; Dorothy Toffenbarger vr,.
estimated load of thirty tons, the uni-
flowers set on n background of
order; W.
H . Hooker. »2 00
FESTIVA L FR IZ E
j Jo sep h W alter Poffembarger, d^-
steel turret top body by Fleher on this
black velvrt. encased in an eld
m eat order, Thrifty M arket.
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| fau lt; Ben A. Ja c k vs Jo h n F a r
Bulck sedan permitted the escape of ten
fashioned gilt fram e.
Edwin
Voting. 1 sack Hour
The
Community
Vacation
Bible
’ey and G ilbert S . V anPelt. de
persons
within
this
Long
Island
garage
O ther winners in live Flower
Holland Feed 8 to re .
j,
when the building suddenly collapsed.
School Is started n icely. We are cree.
Show w ere;
T heresa V alentine, 1 pair keds
a ll proud of our float which took) In county ecu rt Judge Dona t*
Section A
Mike's Shoe Shop.
first prize and marching group T .
Templeton signed
proba*«
Class 1— Collection of six rosea:
B ill Knepp, H A M Spot Light
third in the Fiow er Festival par- cases in estates of K arl P etru s
first.
M rs. Ethel Hanson; sec-
Johnston's Garage.
.
.
Pederson
approving
final ac-
ade.
Art
nower, oil ebang» and
.
,
The com m ittee is very grate­ | count and closing e sta te ; W illiau
gpease job. Carr s G arage.
i , r,a w *
ln" *
J 't
Anderson, licensing s a le o*
ful to Wesley Galloway who con­ B .
DorothV W ilson. | l.« 0 to trtd e ^ nard Adama:
E lM r
oersonal
property; Jam es Boyle
structed the body of the float
I Stipe.
D««verton C leaner».
Deborah
B a rre tt, closing sa le ,
end
Viola,
Gladys
and
Margare
Ralph Dlnncts, 10
gal*, go- | Class 3— Best basket o f twelve
r'a rrie Schot-nfeldt; F ra n ce s B e r ­
W
right,
who
helped
the
com
m
it­
roses „ mixed
as to color and
fltlpe’» G arage.
, „
Fred B . C lark; Andrew
tee with the decorating and all nard»;
Harney
Cable, S llex
Coffea ‘ F I * : « r» t. Mrs. George R lasser;
Strieker.
appointing
atto rn e y s’
those
who
were
so
generous
&
M aker, Dean’s Hrug S to re.
I «econd. M rs. F . O. Donaldson
E
Quackenbush, approving a c­
with their fiow ers.
Mrs Piluao, *2 .0 0 In trade
r u "*
«>* "P™>'»
‘’limb
is
L ittle
Mfcses
Donna
M ay, count and directing distributiou
M artin’s Dry Goods.
|,n* rOM>-
v* r,<“,y : fir" ’ ’ E1' !
Reeven; A-
Phelps and Eileen Boge rode o n ; to cred itors; J . E
Romild
WoHb. gretvse
^ob. mer » “ P0 : *orond. Mr!l
c | dolph Schamoni, discharging ad-
e F lo at.
Stratto n Motor Co.
j B la s s « .
m inistrator; Sol J . Fried enthaJ;
l i Ä i .'i i t ''' ' ;S
* 3:
<n« -
M rs.
Ray Chtiatenoen, C-BOj Class « -C o lle c tio n of she del-
HALSTEN HARTWVARF I H
nd th ri,ardi*n',Wp
* * es
phinlums:
first,
Mrs. R . M .
D A N C E F R O C K — Sheer
In trade, Dewey the P iu m ber.
tate of Charles S . H ancock, ap-
lace with a sharply out­
STORE IS SOLD
Ja c k
Miller, electric toaster S tew art; second. M rs. Eva Wil-
proving annual report.
!*0tt .
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lined floral pattern makes
Beaverton Rhectrtc.
Charges of drunkenness to z
C lass 6 — Stogie Delphinium:
this
graceful
and
airy
eve­
C . K irkp atrick of North 3o n -
The
winners of the Grand
_
.
. .
.
i public place cost
Jam es
J.
first,
H erbert
O lson; second,
ning ensemble. Without the
neville
and other points
has
I
B
w le
ha*
d fly e d
,n countjr ^
Hwecpxiakes award to the florai
| FOR T H E F A R M E R —
M rs. E arl H orsell.
tiny
jacket,
the
drese
be­
I purchased
the stock and good and Verne M€dford of Vancouver
parade held to the morning were
Here’s what the well-
. . Section B
come« a formal danca
Ruth Howe
and H erbert Love-
w,K
of the Ed H alsten
H a rd -!
113 and costa to jua-
dressed
farmer
will
wear
frock. The molded botom
C lass
1—Collection
of long
ware and Furniture store h e r * . ; ^ ^
|n HUl8horo lM t w eek.
gren. Winner of cup, Section 3
this
harvesting
season.
It
effect
la
emphasized
by
the
H illsboro Hand. W inner of cup, stemmed flow ers not to exceed
He is toisy remodeling the P la c . W a rt
passed up a »10 fine to
!
wa«
displayed
by
Marion
draped line below the
thirty inches. Annuals or per­
and w.ll put m a large
“lock | ^
of the
, U rm
in Section
1, Jo h n Frank and
Lynn as one of the Big
bodice.
or five and tep rent goods.
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Ja c k Milior. O ther winners of a- ennials: first M rs. Eva W ilson;
Yank fashions for working
wards
in the parade were as second. M rs. R ebecca Eggmun.
The place will be known as O T T O fT G
A D I?
TA
j men at a convention held
C lass
2— Collection of short
K irk s V ariety S to re.
lr u r iL O
A IV Ez
1U
followrs;
recently in Chicago.
stemmed flowers not to exceed
GIVE RECITA L SOON
Section 1.
,
Division 1—ages 1 to 4: first, 12 Inches. Annuals or perennials;
COOK FAM ILY VIS­
Mrs. Zona Fu ller will present
Teddy Kodber; second. V ictor H. first, M rs. H arris Hanson; sec
ITS
IN
IDAHO
ond,
M
rs.
L
.
L
.
W
alker.
her piano students ln recital rn
Jo n e s ; third, Je a n K lein ; fourth,
C lass 3— L ilies: F irs t and sec­
Monday evening, Ju n e 13 at 8
Russel G rant.
Mr. . and Mrs. L M arble Cook p .m .
in
the
Congregational
WINS N ATIO N AL
Division 2 -ages 6 to 7: first ond, Mrs. Rebecca Eggman.
and fam ily
returnee thla w eek! rtn rch f 476
Main Street> H in„.
SActlou C
S P E L L I N G B E E — Ma­
Douglas Keil and M arcella O’­
from an eleven dav visit w i-„ lbor0
^
M io w in g are on
rian Richardson (right).
Display of Oregon wild flow,
M eara;
second, Pat McCloskey;
Mr. Cook’s parent*
a southe-n rla83 roI1. L eu rtae McCormick.
12 year old Elizabeth. In­
third. Caryl Short and Lila Cul e rs : first, Miss K athleen A cker­
Idaho. W hile
there they <T>cnt Wanda
Brooks. Saddle T oelle.
diana farm girl, won the
man; second, R. D. W illiam s.
le n ; fourth, Donald S a ra g er.
two
day»
at Sun V alley.
^ ncla
Rurson, Norma
Je a o
14th annual
National
Section B
Division 3— ages 8 to l i t first
Shoshone Ice Caves, C raters ot nrooks. Faun I^ ra e Brooks. El-
Spelling
Bee.
She
defeat­
C
lass
1—
B
est
arrangem
ent
of
Ruth Howe and Herbert I^*vc
ed Jean I. Pierce (left)
• ho Moon. National
Tork and
p etorkort, Helen Bauer. V :r-
gren; second. Vera Mae Wooden, flowers in basket, bowl or vase:
of Buffalo. N. Y., who won
tho famous Sin.rtog Cany .us
s jn ,a
B arb ara W aUers
third, Harold M oCullcn: fourtn, first. M rs. R . M. S tew a rt; sec­
second prize.
ond, M rs. Robert Jo h n ston .
L in u lr B utch er.
,
! m
i n n n p / i i t i m o x r ? .Donald W aUers, Marie Johnson.
C lass 2—H ouse
plants: ficat
IN APPRECIATION
Alrem Johnson. Jean ette Schultz
Division 4-ages 12 to 14: first
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9 phyllis Thorn.
Beverly T h o m .
Jo h n Frank and Ja c k M iller; s e c ­ and second, Mrs. Rebecca Egg-
Members
o f the parade com R pt,y W uthricb,
Ja c k Lumbe.-
ond, J . A. W right; third, Louis man.
five-
mitfee wish
to thank the Judges George
T.mnber. Gordon H ecqer.
C lass 3—W ater or pond lilie s:
W ilson and E rn est M etcalf,
for their
Interest In selecting p otfer
Hecker. E lain e Barher
flection I t . E n tries sponsored by No entries*.
the winning en tries.
G loria
Dottier. F ran k Laukat,
Section K
grade
schools with 3 or more
H O N O R M E N — Three Midshipmen of the 1938 Graduating
The judges of Section I w ere. [ and n o y d ^ „ k a t .
B est arrangem ent of flowers
children parttcipaUn.’f.
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moth««'
.,0 .0 0 0 demen»
Clasa of the U. S. Naval Academy standing highest in order
Rev.
R . E . P arherry
of S t . j -------------- — -----------
F irst, Community Bible School; for dining tab le: firs t, M rs. R
of
merit, aa they appeared after they were notified of their
M ary's Academy, John A. K 'ck i H I and the Grand Sweepstake*
second; Snow W hite; third. S t. M. S tew art; second, Mrs. W al­
honors. Left to right: John E. Dacey, of Biloxi, Miisiealppl,
of R t. 1, Beaverton, and A . M. were
Portland
R ofarlans, Df-
C ecilia
P arish ;
fourth,
Volga ter Cavan *-t
the
honor man; Paul G. Schultz, second, and Frank C. Jones, third.
Jan
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sen
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Donald
G.
Hood.
Eugene Oil-
W
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In
the
field
meet
w«te
B<sit.man.
The judges for Section» I I and i b ert and Robert A ld rich.
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