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BRAVBRTON, WASHINGTON CO If NTT,
VOMT.MH XVI, NO. 47.
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OREGON,
FRIDAY. OCTOSBB
21,
81.0ft Her
Year.
HI Tt H i ll AT HKAVKK.
TON SAFEWAY HTOKK
•
Baiticy
Miller of Mth S.
W.
A politic it m l!) fur all I'lllicib
Taylor
Htreet
In
Portland.
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the!
r||i AI I y P A P T I I D C n <M l,M' ' «•»»»»*> lia« I imii arranged
ERKHMMKN HUK V k KKCOIlI.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
new butcher
in
the Safeway
J
U A N U I I L U I*» Oir Democrat (tin titi commit»
ip a t w a r d k kfokttor )
The g reen «* are the xreate.it. • tore in Beaverton.
Mr. Miller!
Ice fi,r Saiurdu>
night al
On*
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Slashing last rear’« enrollment ha« been with I he Safeway M ore,
a
r
.
HiiiMmro
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school
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BEAVERTON
DOWNS
recun) by -eight, the
freshmen for the paat nine yearn, and cornea
TU« Beaverton
Firemen
o'clock.
The uncling lu I« he
very hlxhly recommended an one —
S H E R W O O D T Q T O f ) C,M" hu * " * w *•>*»* "h en
l<> lor l'ho cupi uru of
.
.
.
»hurt oml *i*«l>l>> with »pMekM
»
perron* enlLeted In Beaverton high of the beat butcher* In Ibia com- t KI.KBK ITEM nlfth KIKTHDAI
the
thief
uud hon».*t.reaUer who k#|(t within the 13 minute period.i I he
hard charging orazige and
coniptr, d to
lhe ,,f iminliy, and wll! l>e plea*ed toj Mr. and Mra. Elmer benson en - ProfcMionals Make Haul of
had
the t ltl/*mt
of Beaverton #t.ronMnx to the roily chairman. Black chalked
up ha
second tgj which held the record with Xive the people of
Beaverton lertained a group
of friend» Bun
Cash, Cigarettes—Sher­
afraid lo leave their home ufler
Keiiwner of Dcaverlon. It 1« vtP" ,rj' •» the Washlngton c m » « ) j 3 o person*.
fine »ervice in hta
line.
Mr. day at their home in honor of
iff Has Case
dark. The my« I cry bandit turned planned for 8 o ’clock «harp with
■ Virginia Allen, Katherine Al Miller 1» married and Beaverton Mr* Bcnaon’* uncle, John l.ino
will
.ml to he Edwin Barber a 17 year 'he final talk achcduled for >» '" (,|9ysn ^
^
on lh(l|r w „
*-«*lian Anderaon. people,
w... extend a w elcom e, burg, whoae Kith birthday anni­
versary occurred
that
day.
A
The Columbia Food Market wai
old h.xh Mhoo!
pupil,
who I.
-All P«rt_ of ' h e j - n . y ^ 1
f|#M by a K o re of 39 to 0
[ ^ , U\
Anderaon, -o the newcom er..
large
birthday
cake
with
89
can
notified o f I he rally «alurdny a '-
g,.orl|J
touchdow n* In ever- C“ 1 Au*t,B' !■*>** Aker». Thai
broken Into and robbed ertlier
mulcr uirenl at Hillsboro luring u rnonn by a
aoend truck, and
rU r_ j 0Bt,
j.;mmon*. Hetro- ,oM* Bal1, Martln Baker, B o b - ,* « *
V'.MVKKHAMV OBSERVED d>«* on “ formed a beautiful ten - late la* I night or
early
thia
17 Hiurgc* of burxlury.
will b<*tu1 a caravan fortnlna ul v lc|1 an^ v\ihr*r, all tailltod points ert
Berger. How
Mrs. Mary Dean. Mr. and Mr*.U®rpi«oe for the table. A delicious
Berber's loot wan «maM sums Hbute imiic at 7:%0 for a parade jor
j ^ v u r squad.
|mr<* ®*rry* Ronald He»tiie, W a r J e r o m e Tuttle and Mr. and »Mrs *upch
coosisainK
of
Swedish morning.
Manager Don Iaiand says that
of money, camera»’ »nd rifle*.
to the erhool
houae
A group
Ifl,| jr0iter r|ght e n d ’ for ibe ™n .
? “ a,lp Ber* ,n. Juel! Harold Dean attended the 21lh *b»«rk»*b«rd wan served
cafe •
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the
burglar is a professional
i
rirenieu
i ivered
the entire of , ar* ,rom P or,,,’ nd f * rr’ loa Beaver*. I* to be congratulated on
,e r . Vlr.*lnt* hlup' vpra Bl°nk j wedding anniversary celebration ^
, ThL* J^nch . COD" ‘‘!\ '
iiwuidier»
of
the
Women’*
He
*
hlg
beautiful
blocking.
In
terfer-vMarJorl*
,,r«
n>«
r.
¡o
f
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Frank
Schulm-
^
o
f
J
*
11-*
of
8wedl*h
fw
h
!
he
taped
the
gla*»
door
and
town Tueaday night ami caughl
f>tr O*'vcrnor club*
will
form eB ct ttn<j
catching.
H e1 v *ol»
Burke. latura
Burke, erich of near l|i|L»ojro .Salur- an<l
the boy When he look., into the
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r J C n.L«.7e
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Tk.
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^<>ke a anmll bole in H to get
Part o f the caravan, dale flransr nurely
played
a whale of .1 tgiln Bunn. M n cn e Fady. James <)iv night.
There were around'
’^*le
relalivea and friend-
home of Harold and ('eoli Harne*
f ban« of Koreat Grove will an
pYed
Staeble, Marahgjl f^ntoron.
Amelia i^ rd er, MayJls5 relative* and friend* pre* Pcesent
were
John
Petcr-en, hl’' hand in lo un.cx-k the door,
Airs. Anna Katerloh limi given
nounce (he meeting at ihe court Toelle,
Jack
Culbertaon. 0?. k
Madeline rrale, Thelma ent al the recepti n, which waa 1>,uie Hurner. Mr. and M•» Ny
All of the cigarette* and cash
Hacher a home, and her hou
housiv Saturday nlsbl
wilh
a Smith. Ralph Toelle aud George Sullen,
Archie Davies.
Anita hlld at Laurel hall.
»trom, Mr. and M*> KJ l^irsoo ¡n _____
the atore
si
was stolen, and Mr.
« » a also linriuded In Ibe robber
V. : n
Mr* Hobt , ,
.
ul ...
.
program o f mualc, and will nlav Huaerlck, also linemen are also Decker. Alioa
Denny,
George
A mock
wc't-.'in(
created a of Portland.
rríVi
u
Island could not determine as
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M,y later <>n the »tep« of the Union to be congratulated on their fine Dtmco, Virginia Duasln,
great deal of hilarity, and sever- of Hillsboro. Mr. and Mra. Otto
adm itted the robberies. We »urc
Drorbnugh
Andemon
of “ Hillsdale.
Bloom
mert4*andtse was
. .
. . . .
.
high acbonl.
The rally commit- playing.
./i„o»u
p rn .
| _t annrf,nriaie «one« were sung *“—
— “ *~
i « « « » , Mr.
*ir. B
loom , ' yet Whal other
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Early
In the flmt
quarter.1 Phillip Dana, Howard Edward, A dance followed the program.
Mr> JohniK>n and <***■
Sheriff Connell of Hills
Steve Borgos.
I boro came over
Ibis
morning
u?ri/!' an vom'1 '» g a in * '''
'
"
nl' P* H ‘ ^
rm ,n,v' ha"
Jonea,
fleetfooted
Beaver left Dick figgerà. Mat ve}
Emerann,
The relatives presented them
K
invitation* to all parlies and hnjf, icor#d on an Pnd run> but Martha
iktll. Ellnore Exener. with a complete chest of silver.)
| and is working on I he case.
groupe to loto 'he rally.
r »h conversion for point failed
■
E m - Alfred FVIl, Ida Felsher. Mary and many o(h r pierci of silver.
Tsveru Also Bobbed
H i. MVKY'H HK-Il H< II4M)I
era will tic on hand to seal vi»
mon* registered
another aoore FHxpatrlek. Bob Kessler. Glen and gifts were
received' from 1
The
Tavern operated by Mr*.
Friday evening Ihe girl* nl Horn
for six poltns on a dash thru na Kleskos, Pauline Fox, Robert friends
Kt Mary'* of the Valley as well
Gene Randall
located
at
the
center. The
try for point was George, Joyce Clllett. Edna Glnd
a* a few lorn! friends were the
converted by Führer,
on a re- hart.
Jack Gumm, Ijaura Hab-
junction
of
Bertha-
Beaverton
i
KNTKXTAIX VT M N t HFON
guests of the
Mary’s
High
T#r**-
«rly, Jerry Hagerman. Mildred
Scholls Ferry highways, was en
Friday afternoon Mrs. I. ,VV.
School Boys’ Sodullly.
An en­
The
second quarter resulted Hsmel. Melvin Haneen. Arthur Reuter entertained at a one o’- .
__
a touchdown by Petrovich. The Hardman. Gordon Hecker. V lr- . ! .
.
d
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The Kiwania Club held t h e i r ; '^ d * " ! y
Thursday
morning.
joyable evening wa* spent dune
conversion wa* made on a pav*. glnia Hediti nd. Betty Henderson,
nLinH^P'in. r ' ’ t >,er ,lr*n,e
meeting Wednesday
evening at $75 in cash including
$50
In
ing.
The music
was furnished
CO
hy friends from Mlllwaukre.
In the third quarter Jones a - Wanda
Hesterlee, Zelila
Mae
, . ° a . ' *5 '!*
i- ’ ''' s
o’clock
this week, as Ihe nickels wa* taken, also candy.
gain went
This week mark* Ibe begin­
over for h i. second
Inez Miller Jean Miller. Harry ^ h n Z T m Î T “ “ r J " H k t ”
!? !?
^ l ' ü cigarettes, cigars and a radio.
The ( 'oriMiiunlty Book ('tub
score o f the game, the cover
Mlnamoto
yiovd Maim
u h iri,» " onns,e,n' - ,r *
arI
Hausen. were filled, and a lovely dinner
ning of Ihe
annual
freshumn
very desirous
o f seeing a free a|OD w s . again made by P etro-
r - ' ‘ cKercher. Mrs. '*• served by the Catholic
Indies
week al Mt. Mury’a. II will come
l’ “ l’l“ ' l“ »r»r> started in .:.»iern virh on a paHn from Jon„
„
Katherine
„ J l
A WOOd' MrK'
N>1* ° n
n 'alker U ild was much
enjoyed.
The
DV$f> « A M U I
to a
u climax
Monday . nveuing
with
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Washington county. T o that end
The fourth period resn’ ted in Z I V
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The af tab!
SL
i l ! _ an<l
and Mr*.
' fr- Fverelt
F'« - e l t Cook
rook
table decoratiors w erg
er,
carried
* * 7 Davis and Phyllis Wildman
a general Initial »■ and b ... » «
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ur„ asking a ringing up Ix^lve more ' points ? f nnor
^
tern0on « * «Pent playing "500- out in Hallowe'en color*.
were united in marriage Sater-
sponsored
by
the
hoys
li e
b„ c
Tuesday. Oc- HnU when Jones ran around left
J
*
Mr*
l i v i n g high h r„
M
Mrs Jay Gibson and Mr*. H. daT evening al 7:30 p. m „ Oct.
simple fresh es
will
grsdun.ly (o ,M.r Jf>
„ ()V;o(.k ln lhe |!P1I ond for „
^
to plle up li s
¡ f * ’ * c« ,,^ r ,« r « and Mr*. MoKercher ,he con G. 1
Potilson presented a fine pro- 15* in lbe
fTtristian Parsonage
be ln ili.le d Into the high *< hoot v#r(on hlRh K h ool. Thlg c ljb j ,
, nd )n lhe
ofP the
s,,U,lon
gm
gram,
which
ccns'Med
o f an in a beautifully llsfhted room,
regime hy l.k ln g over the work r(tlupoi)„ d <>f wol)1M frolI) the fw , rth quarter Pelrovlch romped
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accordion solo, by Earl
D ror- The E,ow of ,he fire P,aCP and
and iti arge» of ibe upper
nnd ch arge, o f .he upper . U s.
feel ll b Ihe around
end to pav dirt
on a ert % a ^
^ c e T « ^ I . ^ ' k
t ° T .
k , ‘ e 1
<>U . ab° .*!*
Ut a‘
a!l’
bu' baugh
r >
y™.
'-^ bu'
baugh. a piano solo bv Jean Ber- the dancing
shadows
made
a
men. The more ex perlenced will ^
re8 regenUlivr
^ ttp lo beuulful run through a broken. *
8b*llenbc c « r . I feel that I m u *
share Ore (;,ae;" ih -
Tap dance
by Billy See; i0™ 1^ setting for the ceremony,
keep careful check to see that (.u„ ^
m w , lnR
„
„ field.
^
Ad«*Ph
«ch ell. ^ n s marble palaces with you.
and'
many clever tricks bv the T * «
wa* dce*»ed in blue
the young Iteginnees gel o f f lo a n)ik|llK |||# re, td#|lU n1
,,lf.
The Sherwood i*am. outweighed
Sm“' B,,b , iIai^ interest.ng and amax.nti World'
“
“
“
*
World's
greatest
magician.
Billy
chiffon
re,ve'
and wore a cor
good tart. Ia**l there shot-id be
litleiut
u played a defensive game most ^e.ander, Rosemary Shaw. Aug formations are found in
sage of pink and white gardena»
to
rounding
area
»
time
but
couldn't
hold
W
Slnclck.
John
Sinden,
J«aee
“
»rb!»
*
any confusion the Freshle. mny m^HVng" fo r'd iscu ssio n und"” il ri
'» •
b ''»
b^ d
du® lo T f " . S T u T
^
Pulley* wa* maid o f hon
Slvard,
l* r
be easily distinguished by ihetr
the shifty Beaver«.
8ipe' n elorqa
Sivard.
Bobbie ,€r
decomposing
the m ajble ! by lM R* r 'e
or and wore a rust colored gown.
out hope that out o> 'his s u fi
The second string got to plnv ^k eel», Dorothy » aiocum . Owrv collecting the calcium carbonate
gart» during
Ihe
week
which
The groom wore a «feet gray suit
Ing will
come
a cot»*lrurllve
ANOTHER BREAK-IN
and depositing it on th-; sialag -
the last
o f the fourth period
Herman Smith.
comprises knickers, short slock
and
Shuhy Sbunnr was best man.
move In liuti direction
and moat o f the third quarter j Marie
Smith. Ralph
Smith, m,t* s and stalactites.
---------- ' Rev E i Coulter used the rin-'
logs and a prelly green cheap
I Rer. -----
and --------
Mrs. -----
E. _ E. Coulter
tie
Score hy quarters-
.Warren Smith. Marian
Sparks. Thts* 1,U8e " ‘c c l e s ” grow very returned from
church
Sunday reren*ony that made the youn
UKOKGK K. HOShlNG
Beaverton—13— 7— 7—12 31»
Shirley Spies. Veinon Sprecher,
approximately one one evening to find their home hr ok- ;
husband and wife.
St. Mary’ * vs. Tigard al Si
Both
h a t f l e o d l As
1.
imm
Z
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Mary'» Fcdav
afternoon.
2:50
..H H Oteorge E. Hoaking
o f Tigard Rherwnod — 0—0—0— • - 0
Igjreoe
______
Springer,
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David
____
Stark. hudredLh ,Mch *“ 50 }'****- »w t'en into by a sneak Ihief.
The Mr and MV*. Davis are graduate;
Qt» iw! 1 „ r Marianne
U irla n n . S
c,p
a „u this \Sr 1 CM. Some of lhe * u ! ( - ihief
,
.i
r,...
,
u
i _ l School
v t
o'clock
jiassed uwsiy Saturday,
October Uneups:
Beaverton Capt. E m " -S 5an1
a r d Steudler.
traus.
thief entered
entered the
the hntup
house bv
by r re—
e - front
the
Beaverton
High
15th
at lhe
Hn1Jna Sticker.
Sticker. Allan
Allan
Sullivan B garnîtes
and stalactites
i on ai
io c age
»nr o oi f 62
o . year* in
iu mon».
m oo», F r ; ; Jones.
j o n o . I.H:
i-r», Führer.
ru n iv i, R, •» rjnima
Sullivan,
“ avc
<»»*• moving
m<
a screen from Ihe back and have many friends here who
St. Vincent's
ho«pilal
in T : Altlshln. Q; It. Toelle. IJC Harold Sullivan, Margaret T av- j ° ‘ned
bul
others have
not. be»
bed—room window and lifting the wish them much
joy
in their
T)ie sodallHt* have entered Ihe the
I’m Hand Mr llci'kiUK has lived Slaehlev T»T; Culhertson^ IG . ]or_ Mary
Thompson. Kathryn sucb
lbe Wishing Post, where w|
window. No doubt he was look - married life.
The young people
eamiy contest spon*ore«l by the
in Tigard for the inih I 19 yeai* Smith. C; R Toelle. RG; G. H u- Thompson,
Sadie Toelle,
Arthur
were
lo*d . „ to . i^ak.- ,. a wial nK
n( f " r money
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a.«
he opened -«»-ill make their home in Portland
Inland Empire Sodalm
Union
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The work Im. a mimed
an loien 'e He is a bachelor, ami had no «erlck,
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rack«*)!.
T.eiU
Trowbridge.
a
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f
w
r
y
dr*.wer
and
**’*
io
,he where Mr. Davis is working
The work has arouse«] an Inicnve
Bherwood:
Mansfield. F:
Bo- George Vaagfl, Kenneth Versbum. A 8" r8e" u» butterfly.
,,an~ln house and searched through the
The young couple left irnmedi-
livterewt in the Catholic history 'rlailve* in Ib.s country, all of
oatiherine Vester. Carl Tester.
u“ ath!r
aD<l ,!*** s,la.cet‘ Vl content*.
A number of valuable alely on a honeymoon
trip
In
o f the Northwest.
The follow *»la relative» living in England. *,n- TjH: Klleh, RH: K.
ervttes were held Q : « -
^
T’J ' Halladoy. Eloise Imlah.
. fc ,r d o i
articles were pished aside, aud point* in California.
Ing girl* represented 8 j. Mary’s
Funeral sen
o f Ihe Valley at Ihe meeting of
MethodIgt
dis t Church In Tt
R^ r ' Q|ffor7 ’ r t ;' Gal 1 ®Jn ■J°’ <k' rkl'-
Jerwy. » “ y , “ n u J a i l ’ sialagmitea which’ D° ' ^ g
from the house ------- ------------------------------- ----------------
the Rose Oily Sodallly Satur«lay Wtrd on Mondny
»1 2 o ’clock .
.
_
- J om J k h e n vullvva>.
Bert
Johnnon. Clifford
correctly* touched, make „ a
ANENT HYBRID CORN
afternoon:
Martha
Sommer. Fogg’s
Funeral
Home was in
SubR werP; Petro
bell like aound.
; ^ " L ' ' ^ t ^ h i g h V ™ ' Z on ' l H y b r i d field corn has aroused
BEAVERTON
Beaverton School News
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COLUMBIA FOOD STORE
RAIDED BY ROBBERS
KiW3ill3llS 3i1(l WlVBS
Spend Social Evening
Community Book Club
Calls library Meeting
( arlson and Grace
titer.
The grade department obaerv
ed Columbus Dwy
by
Inviting
Ihetr friend* and older
rlaa*
mates to a program eonatsling
o f patriotic
songs,
recital Ions
ami a playlet. Essay* were read
hy Coleen Keating
and
Belly
Interment
wa*
In
crescent
Grove cemetry.
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Dwight
Knox
from
Garden
City. Kansa* la v a ilin g with his
sister. Mrs. Carson Is>fti*.
vlch, left half; Randall.
full, ^
A r r t^ K n ig h íív e d ^ d iík i
1
{^ ^ o n ,
quarter; I,. Dee.
left
.
most beautiful, was discovered
end:
Karprteln,
left
tackle. |'f^hman'
^ ena ^ ° P o ld ,
Vio.a
end;
Karpotein,
I’“ “
*’
\ " > * o y Dick Uawleigh, now an old ™ * ld
to
th‘ nk
a ‘ preacher^^ consitíerable discussion, inquiry.
and comment among loca! tarm­
J ! r ! ers the past two or three years.
Bishop, left
J . '^ M .^ n d
C , ™ ' m I I I , ^ 0 m in Wh® !* stl11
ate e h .n o « for the sneak lert n o 'A variety planting
of
hybrid
guard; Harrison, center; and F.
p,,en
jt aves. While
exploring the a l- c]up behind
corn was made this year on the
Huserick, right tackle,
ready known part of the cave,
J. J. VanKleek farm. Route 1.
TuaJatin Yamhill Standings:
The prediction that enrollment he glanced upward aud noticed
Beaverton. laist Monday a num­
liOCAl, N EBS NOTES
I,
W
Pc'. wouM reach 475 this year was a peculiar space of weird d a rk -
ber of people interested had an
ft
l.ftftO; fulfilled
when 23
late arrivals uess. With a crude ladder ami
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NED.s Beaverton
Florence Chalmerg of Forest opportunity to
see
these
and
ft
1.000 1 brought the total to a new mark.I mces-ary light, he climbed up Grove. Mrs. Emma Brown and make comparisons at
the
Van
n " urp|}r'
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Chester
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Gules of Portland T ‘ *ard
ft
Forest Grove
1.000
Muriel Bernard and Calvin Pier I nd found a magnificent fa ir y - Mrs. Nettie Pinney of Portland Kleek farm.
wll! be the gpoaker featured at
.500 ln have returned bringing the post land, or as it is called, "Paradise
Newberg
HOPPER MM BRICK
were dinner guests
of Mrs. A .:
While thus far results locally
Ihe Saturday evening and Sun
.500 graduate „ enrollment
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Dost.” It is cone shaped, grow—
Hillsboro
to eight.
E. Wilson Saturday.
¡d o not indicate that Hie hybrid
Miss Rul III Hopper, daughter day afternoon se.«aioiis
of
lhe q b* rwuod
.000
ng smaller at the top which is
field corn should replace what
New-comers
transferring
from
of Mr. and Mrs. V. Hopper, was Washington Union Christian En-
.000
Mr. and Airs. F.
W. Fauteck
t:> feet above and has the moat
St. Mary'»
we have been growing, they do
elsewhere
are:
Dwayne
Hawley,
U Sited in
marriage
to Frank «fcavor convention which is
THIS VUEEK’S GAMES
“'r
beautiful formations all
a b o u t .a u d fa u .i l) have moved into t h e ! " ' .
T “
-
Hayward high, California;
Lois
Llmbrick on October
1 . n a be heldl «4 Beavertoo Congre** Parifl<, UnJverity Frosh at « M - ! ^ „ s , 7effJraon; D ^ k °T riu . B^n' ,,,akinR
8* ? ‘ Iik®
new residence of A. Lafond lhati d*^in' ^ > (K*b '’"
ri
few of them, under some con
Akers, Jefferson; Dick Tritx. Ben
bemutirul candlelight
ceremony tlonnl Church nexl
week
end,
verton.
n u jil
•»__When Illuminated with different b;ls j ug( heen completed.
ditions and for some purposes,
son ; Don Giddle, Portland: K en­
at the
I Inirch
o f ( h r b l, the Oct. 22
23.
Forest Grove at New~berg
effect
is
colored
lights, the
neth Akesson. Edison; Alan Knight breathtaking.
local pastor. Rev. E. E. Coulter,
The
social opens at 1 p_
m. Tigard at flt. Mary*
*Mr. and Mrs. Keeler E u iu im » might be given some considera-
Sherwood; Erma Johnson. Iging-
performed the ceremony.
Saturday with a social at
the Sherwood at Hillsboro.
We were introd iced into Hade- from Eugene arrived S^iurday ( tion.
den. North Dakota; Lucille Riddle,
Preceding the ceremony Miss Beaverton Christian Church.
_____
in
the Ghoet
t hamber.
the evening to attend the wedding of
and Rita
Hutzman. R oosevelt;
JOB’N DAUGHTERS m e e t
Eleanor Hall sang *1 I/>ve You,
The program for Snlurday af
Football will provide the th e m e [«"^ K',a
b1'lt^b ’ an'.. .Bo.0!’ , ^e lt’ largest room in the Caves. The Airs. Hannons’
brother,
Frank
The Majori t y Honor was e o n -
Truly.” followed hy "O Promise lernoon and Sunday evening in o f the Annual Girl Reserve co.e.i |
r * _ ’.
.
¿S ,“ * deep ravine where we saw Hell Zinibriclt.
_
_
,___,
| ferred on Winnifred Burst E g -
Me" sung hy
Virgil Meyers, with eludes n number of Youth Talk«; party,
which is slated to take! E w n . r and' E|jraw b
' , r Fire, the rough thr atenica for-
______ _____
__ -
-Mrs.
J. Scott was hostess
Rhoda Thyng. Jean Klein
Mr.*. Robert
Johnston
ncconi- hy the young people from
this place
in the school gymnasium. Joba.
niation.
and _____
the ______
smoke o f ex
tinguished matches representing ,0
Tuesday Br dge Club *« and Imogene
Hoffman
Monday
panist Mrs. Johnston also play - ami the Stale C. E. Union. Klee October 28.
lA te arrivals
from Beaverton ftpiritR nwde a ve,.y myateriom the home of Afrs. V. A. Wood at evening. Oct. 17th
ed the wedding march.
Hon of o fficers w'lll he held Sun
Tlits year’s event will begin at
Art! Frank
Hausbaun\pr,
John
■* «•»<»
iimi»hann
\i»•« i*' i
»* — - *«
The bride, given In marriage day afternoon.
•;--------' " “ ■‘ ¡surrounding. In this room w h e r e “ ouc o c lo c k ’' uncheon
Mri K !
» was decided to sponsor a
8:00 with a moving pxtu re star.
Huron.
Frank
I^onettt.
Christine
^
j.^ht
ar<l
poas|
b>
e
we
J_
Donaldson
was
awarded
the
dance
on Nov. 25th, to decide on
hy her father, was
lovely In a
Phi! Barrett of Salem 1* to be ring Harold JJoyd in a hilarious
Ihvardman. Dorene and R ich ard!— " 7
^ r ...
honors
a place later.
gown c f white »akin uml a full toartmaater for the banquet S u l- comedy. Following this will be a
Herbert ' e3H>*’rlenced t<>tal darkness and “ ouwrs.
Carey,
Robert Jenne,
Mrs. Hoffman will be hoste-’ s
¡an uncanny silence broken only
..
.
. Por.
veil o f tulle.
She
rnrried
a
unlay evening at fiiitft p. m. in short play by the public speaking
Thomas and Pete Hu son
bv the water trickling through- .
^ a P®rty at the Kiwanis halt
sh ow er bridal bouquet
of bo the Congregational Church s o - ola.«*
This brings the total en roll­ out the Caves
and Vls,ted
"«d n eed a y
in lhe October 29 for Job’s Daughters.
vardla and roses*.
c*ol room*.
Honor guest» will be Mr. and
W. H. Hooker home
ment to 475.
These are only a few of the
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Miss Freda Merwllt, maid of
Registration fee for the con - Mrs. Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Zuni.
honor, was gowned In blue taff
vcnllon is ten cents and 1« in wait. All faculty members are In.
magnificent sights in store for
Beaverton Campfire Girts will
MRS. KEDA *$ENTm AN
Alma
Zahler, senior is
the you in the Caves and I wish all gpend
eta. The bridesmatdg. Miss Oer
charge o f Joe n»te^ o f Gaston, vtted
the week
end at Camp
Mrs. Beda We. tman, who re-
The
social committee
is
in proud possessor of a handcarved tlie Juniors and Seniors nave Sanianau. They will leave Sal- sides north of Cedar Mills, was
tru«le Merwitt and Mrs. Warren Register now or at the convcn
of the party and
will chipmunk of myrtlewood, and a been with me. After two hours urday morning at 9 %'cloek and born on May 12, 1882 at Stock -
charge
Haley, wore frocks o f rose lace. tlon.
o f commendation
fro1« In the marble
fairyland
we re, u.;n Sun<hly atterno<in
•by letter
out
the
football
motive
carry
The attendants carried colonial
■ — ■
— - -
holm. Sweden, and passed awa>
George
C.
Babin,
manager
of
the found
ourselves physical
in
Invitât
ions.
decorations and
October 13th 1938.
twiuquets of gladioli. U tile II-
SI RPRISKD ON niRTHDAY
Oregon Caves. Thi* «.otwenir wa» Oregon's
aoentc and b ea tfifu ’
Mr. and Mns. Jay Gibson a t -
The funeral wa* held Saturda)
enne Boge was flower girl.
|
iv>|ty Munden was surprised
sent
Alma
to
show
Mr.
Sabin's
outdoors, but »»n ta lly back
m tendcd the FMotVall
game Sat 0cUJbtr , 5tk at Uttion CPmetery.
Miss Barnes. Journalism in-
lAil'chle Llmbrick acled a* heal
a m'oiin of
friends
A'ridav
Paradise. Alma
Zahler, H ills- urday nipht ^ Portland between PeKgS y u D e n ] Home in charge
!r t I A l" » ( " I i
w til
H A
t ill
nx* W
X vs
man for his brother.
, , , h„ n1*»« ftt hPr hon,p wl,h a ponl Advise
a Journalism Claws" a t i* ivpn <hp OrP« on Cavpil by ^
boro.
Oregon.______
Oregon Stale Freshmen and T n l-j
SurTiVors
are her
husband
IA reception
was held “ 1,1 blnatlon blrt.hilay »ad farew el’ tb<> annu>i
bjKb «choo!
pre.«» "i* in * letter she had printed
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Freshmen
Erkc
Westman
ana
one
son.
N.
church parlors. The yrung c o u - p . r t y
TI mvsc present were Bar r o n / e r e n r ( , at Ruger»
October! in tkp Opp* (' a Journal,
GRADE »fH O O I, NEDS
The r„ ult8 were Wo
0 x
Ne,8on of (td J r Mills.
pie wl.l make
Ihelr
home in bara Wfldman. Ruth Hareren of
**
“
“
"*
Alma gave the following sc.
Grade school students received
21 . 22 .
Mrs. V. . —
A. Wood
left Tuesday
Beaverton
Milwaukee. .Alice
Woods.
Mary
pel*«*,,,
from the class
are', co»*nt of her vaeaflo to the Ore their report cards for the first
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time this
vear on Wednesday evening for Salt Lake City for a
Barry’s 5 and 10 et. Store are
Ki-Litm F e n . F a ster.
Trln
'|“ pp' Kpnnplh York’ Japk Gertrude Slpe. Bob Wright and *™ J™ma1
is a list of sludeni* visit with her outer, who is
111. making new improvements earh
Return From Eastern Trip
Pelrovllch. Robert George. Bud Iaok
y*idd<>n!,.
Catherine
Van Dear O. J. J.: This
summer Following
top
honors in clas«
Mr. and Mrs Robert M.
Stew week, thait adtls to the eonven
Mr nnd Mrs. B. F Daly re Sundtle. Bill Pedersen, Bill Adair Kleek. Darol Smith, Doris an T w h fle weeing
our wonderful state who won
work the
first six weeks:
art received nine ribbons at the ienee of their patrons. The past
turned «at.urday from a several of Portland. U sle Zimmerman. D o^ th y
yroBreen.
Pat
Ward.1!
♦*»
the mAjeatte Cascades
weeks’ visit with
relatives
In Mr. and M.n*. John
AleCutnsey. w n}
attend
1 *
1
A blue
card is the highest a
fall rose show
at
Meier
and
Mr. Barry has built a r^ty
Central
Oregon, irde- ward to
Kansas- (Tty and other eastern Rlehand Munden and
Mr.
and
Tht* Is the fourth consecutive
be earned. To get a Franks last Wednesday.
Their «'It'ver card display
rack.
The
points.
Mrs Duly, allended the Mrs. C.
V.
Munden
She left yM r that (he Hummer has
been! ,crib * blp CratPr r»*kp- «nbeliev blue card a student trust not be son. Rob, received two ribbons Bflore (» a credit to the
cRy of
postmaster’s convention held in Saturday for Beattie where she entered In ithe state high sehnol *bl«
Oregon
Caves
and
thc|absPnt or
tardy, have no grade D * his entry In the A H Rose Beaverton, and Ibev try to sup
p)y everyone’* wants.
Minneapolis, Minn.
^ will attend school thin winter,
j press contest.
I mighty Pacific Ocean. It Is Im I
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