T he B eaverton R e v ie w
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME
XVI,
NO
50
A < ’Itlxcu's m u n i * » # » held
T h u rs d a y eveulug, No*. 19th. In
th e Klwuni* hull Inr I In* p urpose
Ul »electing U ticket to he placed
b efore Ute voter* of Bcuvvrlon
ul un election to he helil next
m ou th .
Mayor W. E. Mct'loakey w i«
uoiitiuuted without opposition
F o r reco rd er, tw o name* wor»
p lured ItefAre the c a u c u s, H o m er
L. Wllaon, th e |tre«cnt reco rd er,
an d J , III. Venn,
The
form er
won th e nom in atio n ,
F o r Counctluien. Guy C a rr, J o h n
K irby and A. E
W ilso n
w ere
uo in ln ated w ithout opposition
T h e f I rat of the week J II
Veutt filed in d ependently for the
office o f
re c o r d e r - t r e a s u r e r ,
whielt m e a n t Ihm th e r e will he
ut leant one content In the elec,
tlon.
l i n t DINNER I MI BAZAAR
’I'he Heaver So. Ini f l u b of the
O K M . who sp o n s o red ihe llaui
d in n e r and Itu /u ar w ere very well
p leased w ith th e t«ulrnllie of the
d in n e r receipt«, and mtiet every
Ihlng of value wa* «old.
'Ptie ludle* have received many
com p lim en t* <>n Ih elr « ra n d dUi
n e r The B a z a a r
wa* alao well
a tten d ed , and m a n y
fhrlalnMt«
gift* w ere »elected from the munv
h cuutiful a n d uaeful think* that
w ere offered.
T h e Club de»ire* to th a n k the
p atro n * for help ln « l o m ak e thin
a ff a ir a »ucce»» l*oth «oclally and
fira n c la lly .
•*
BEAVERTON,
MOOKEH-XALZWEDEL
At a Miniple. but p r e t ty w e d
din g ttunduy, N o vem b er 13, n u p
tial yow* w ere *uid by Ml** Irm e
Hulzwcdel an d K lD w orth H ook er.
The c e re m o n y took
p lace ai
th e home of th e brid e in Kata-
cudu, amid a *elHng af a u tu m n
flower*. T h e Rev. D ean Vortnil-
lion officiated.
The bride w ore a cream y , luce
gown und cu rrie d u bouquet of
Joanna
Hill ro*e* an d w hile
bouvardta.
A re c e p tio n followed th e wed-
id m g , the bride* *l*ter* Nerving,
i 'I'he g ro o m l* a m e m b e r of the
W. It. H o o k e r fam ily, w ho have
resided
near
lieu v erto n
for
tw elv e year*.
K llaw orth hu* a cir c le of w all»
p e rs o n a l friend* In B e av erto n and
ha* m a n y plea*anl a c q u a i n t a n c e
ship*. Ill* av ocation I* m u*|c and
m an y time*
he Im* e n t e r t a i n e d
w hile p a rtic ip a tin g in *oc‘al a c t-
Ivlilra of th e town
Friend* w elcom e hi* bride to
Ihe co m m u n ity an d wish th e n-w
Mr. an d Mra. Hooker a life of
h appiness.
St. Mary’s School Notes
Mra. R obert ilu » - m a n of F ort-
lund gave u p ian o rectlnl In St,
M ary’« of th e Valley au d ito riu m
N ovem ber 6. N um ber« from b a c h
Mendelssohn.
B rah m a.
Ijebu**y.
Griffe«, an d
Iveoeheetzhi
were
played in a mo*l r h u r m in g an d
ta le n te d m a n n e r for the A r a l e
»Indent* an d Ihelr friend*.
Koaary Hook le ts m ade by ihe
pupila of th e eig h th g ra d e w ere
<>u d i-p la y in Ihe L ib ra ry
la»t
w eek.
Pi rot prize wa* a w a rd e d
lo Helen McPhee.
T he
book*
w ere »cored for lite r a ry roll)po
sition und art1»lir a r r a n g e m e n t .
He e ren d J o h n K Duluunuy, C.
S. <
f' h D.. of F o rilu n d I ’nlv er-
slty will >|>enk on 'V h i ld Life in
I n d i a ’’ iu th e a u d ito riu m Novem
b er 20. at 2 p. in
T h is talk will
b e sp o n s o re d by th e Fine Valley
C h a p te r of th e Quill and Scroti
S o ciety w h ich will n re s e n l the
one-act
oomedv. “ Alice’»
n in e
, G o w n" on th e sa m e occaMcn
r o m H M T T I t o o h I I M l XEAYH
T h e C o mm u n it y Hook Club met
T h u rs d a y ,
Nov. 10th. In th e Ki
w ants Hall Mr*. C. It H am ilton
of \Ve*t Slope a»ve an excclleni
review
of Anne
Llniftierith'*
"L isten , the Wind.’1
Mr*. iH. A. H a r ta h n r n p re ie u le d
the clu h
with
im p rin te d hook
cover* for th e volume* now In
th e library.
The clu h will l»e plea*ed to a f *
CITY RKLI.tA I.OTN
cept donation* of G reen T ra d in g
S tam p* a* th ey can he u»ed to
The c ity re c e n tly »old a lot
In rre a a e the »ervlre lh a t r a n he to Miss H ild ah H ane», te a c h e r at
rendered.
W est U nion, at th e
corner
of
second and I »ini b a rd street*. Sh*-
Hr. Wel«h re p o rt* th ree ra*r« ha* s t a r t e d to build a residen ce
G eorge H. Wood ha* p u rch as ed
o ' m o d erately *evere *mall pox
to hnv« b rok en out In one faro* a lo t for th e e re c tio n of a rent -
lly at Tigard. It I* In te re stin g to d en ce on F r o n t an d Igvmhanl.
n ote th at none of th e patient*,
u lth o u k h middle age, h a v e n e ' e r
DANTE AT 4iYM
been v acc in a te d
and
a lth o e g h
Jo b 's D a u g h t e r ’* will s p o n s o r
Rmallpox I* g e n e ra lly found to
a d an ce at th e »chiari gym Frida.'
be a mild di*eaae In thin dav of
nn<*er.nl v a c e l n a llo r . yet it can Nov. 25th. Music w ill ta‘ f u r n i s h
»till be a aeriou* lllnes*
Till* ed by Billy B ishop’s O rc h e s tra ,
am usem ent
should Nerve a* a w a rn in g to f a r d » will flurnlsh
do not c a r e to
tho»e not yet v a r r ln n te d to h av e fo r th o s e w ho
dance.
It done im mediately.
T raffic Engineer Warns o f
A m erica's F atal Streets
i h h tl
»* <| u a t e V i » i I» i 1 i t y
Itlumctl f o r Night lu la li-
lirtt o n T o w n am i City
S tritila.
N'KW YORK—It. E. S im pson, na
ttoually know n tralllc e x p e rt and
.fo rm erly c on su ltin g e n g in e e r for
,the N ational B ureau of C asualty
.and S u rety U n d e rw rite rs, w arned
im otorlsta, and to w n an d city oltl
• d a l * th a t th e ir m ain traffic th o r
'o tl g h f a r e s a re A m erica's F atal
'S tr e e ts , and th a t th e fatal record
(Is due, In large part, to lack of a d e
q u a te visibility for nig h t driving
Most s t re e t lighting in o p eratio n to
day p roduces less t h a n half th e
m in im u m visibility for safety and
they m u st be m o d ern ised If night
trutile d e a th Is to be reduced. Mr.
.Simpson says.
T h e facts a b o u t A m e ric a ’s F a ta l
S tr e e ts w ere d raw n from a two
y e a r survey, by Mr. Sim pson, of
traffic ac c id e n ts In 47 cltle* having
20,900 mtle* of s t r e e t s and Involv
ing 7.279 auto m o b ile fatalities. The
surv ey showed, tho u g h main t h o r
o u g h fa re s re p r e s e n t only 10% of
th e to tal s tre e t m ileage, th a t they
accou n t for 41% of all futalltles
and 50% of all n ig h t fatalities.
T h re e tim es as m any people are
killed on th e m at nig h t as In th e
day time, an d all of this d esp ite th e
fact th a t only one fourth to one-
flfth th e traffic m oves a ft e r dark.
A v erag in g his own e s t im a te s and
th o se of th e N atio n al Sufety Conn
ell an d Illum in ating E n gin eerin g
Society. Mr. Sim pson says th at
abo ut 50% of all night acciden ts
a re due d irectly to th e lack of ade
q u i t e Illumination. He e stim a te s
th a t th e s e excessive an d prevent-
WASHIN GTON COUNTY.
OREGON,
IR ID A I", N O V E M B E R
Beaverton School News
th em e of the d an ce an d for dec-
o ra l Ions tinge c l u s te r s of bullions
h u n g from th e ceiling r e p r e s e n t
|
ing b u n c h e s of g rap es
„
Ja c k Colon and his " h u n c h ”
!
provided m usic for the dance.
T h o se who utleuded front B eav
e rt o n were, C o th r y n A’a n Klc-ek.
Bud B rn ulell, F ra n c e s Hrindcll.
C h a rle s "C ookie" M arshall. Dor
’1 he Heaver* of B eaverton high othy O’C onn o r. Bob Nordell, I>or-
uchool m a rc h e d lo
w llh ln
one Is West, ('a)bin P leron , I-altay
ga m e of a n o th e r foolbull cliuin- Martyn, P a t r i c i a W ard and la irry
p lo nahip when
th ey
com pletely B kuock.
out> la*-«d a beefy Fore*I Grove
A very good tim e wa* had t>>
elelteu A riul*tire Day by u 13 to all th e one» w h o a tte n d e d
the
V score.
lieav erto o excelled *n fo rm al d a n c e
lit
th e " L a u re l-
all d e p a rtm e n t* of Ihe g a m e and h u rs t V in e y a rd .’
th e heavy Viking* played In B e a
verto n te r r it o r y but once d u rin g t.I .E E ( L I B S ATTEND
Ihe game.
DON COSSACK C H O K I S
T he «core could
eu«lly have
T he G irls G lee C lu b and the
been double the a m o u n t a* tw o
H eaver touchdow n» w e re called Boys c h o r u s ail ended the Don
a
m atinee
back by
penalties, Hill p o s t e r C ossack C h o r u s a t
a fte rin sin ,
N ovember
m ade th e Tirol «core on a pa»« T h u r s d a y
fro m Glen Jo n es, a f t e r Kninion*, 17. a t th e public au d ito riu m .
B ecause
th e Don
Cossack*
F ü h r e r an d J o n e s
had
b ucked
the F o re s t Grove line
fo r
6.1 proved to be very in t e re s i in g and
yard» on a s u s ta in e d drive. Glen e d u c a tio n a l last year. Miss W a t
club
in s tru c to r,
Jo n es ra n 65 yeard* for th e s e c kins. th e glee
ond »core a* the lieu v erio n line m a d e a r r a n g e m e n t s for the c o m
did beautiful blocking, p a r t i c u l a r bined glee c lu b and c h o ru s lo
ly Beanie Altl*bin, H e rb H a r r i a tt e n d a g a in th is year.
son, G. Hkiserik an d Fred Stnchlc
Not a sing le ta c k i e r laid a hand
on Jun e* on his beau tifu l ru n .
iMurxhall Toelle played a fine
ga m e af end an d R ob ert C olem an
s t a r r e d at c e n t e r for B eaverton.
F orest G rov e’s a c e ball c a r r ie r .
T ollm an , w as com p letely bottled'
C o n s tr u c ti o n of the new g r a n d
up a s Gale (Emmons a n d E a rl s t a n d will
be u n d er way
a*
Bollger badked up th e line In fine soon a s th e g rade school play
style.
ro o m is finished.
T h e Beaver* re m a in un scored
B lue p r i n t s d o n a te d by Mr. C.
on in leag ue com petition and un- N . F r e e m e n show th e s t r u c t u r e
b ea le n in o v e r tw o y ears of play to he 100 feet long w ith a s e a l
T h a n k sg th in g w ill find
an mn- in g c a p a c i ty from 600 lo 700 p e r
h ea te n T ig a r d te a m h e re at 10:30 sons. A to p Ih e building will be a
In «he m o r n in g
to
b a ttle
the 20 ft. pre*» box f o r n e w s p a p e r
speedy Beaver* for
th e le ague r e p o r t e r und public address- s y s
title.
tem.
T h e " r a i n p r o t e e l o r ” will he
W
I , T Pet.
B ea v e rto n
5 0 0 f.000 placed on (lie sou th side of the
T ig a rd
t o o t ooo field w h ereb y one will be p r o
H illsb o ro
3
1 1 .667 tected fro m Ihe so n th e rly storm*
F o re s t G rove
2
2 0 .100 a n d th e a f t e r n o o n r a y s of the
N ew berg
1
J 1 .250 sun. U n d e r t h e fro n t of th e stan d
Rt. Mary»
1
t 0 .200 t h e r e will be b enches e x c lu s iv
Sherw ood
0
5
0
.000 ely f o r p la y e r s of b o th team.-.
,
In fr o n t o f th e s t r u c t u r e the
ANNUALS ON PAYMENT PLAN r a c k will be
widened to ten
la n e s fo r th e p u rp o s e of a ll o w
M‘at W ard. H. S. R e p o r te r )
|
B ecause It |* e a s ie r to pay lt)c ing s p e c t a t o r s a b e tt e r view of
starts
and
finishes
o i
a week fo r te n weeks t h a n $1 all t h e
th e sp rin t* and o t h e r races. The
a
t
once,
th
e
sta
ff
of
“
The
B
eav
|
will be m oved to allow- a u
e r ."
B e av erto n 's high
uchool y e a fence
r
hook. i s . u r g i n g th e s t u d e n t s to tom obiles to use th e gro u n d for
bu y th e ir a n n u a ls on th e in stall a p a r k i n g lot.
T h e s t a n d will be built so th at
m ent plan.
Paym ents are
c o l
lected e v ery T u e sd a y m o r n in g d u r addition al sections m a y he added
ing th e first period. T he plan of a s t h e y a r e needed.
T h e s t u d e n t body now h a s $ »00
•»living th e a n n u a ls on I n s t a l l m e n t '
th e c o n s t r u c ti o n
of
the
will c o n tin u e in defin itely ag m an y fo r
g ra n d s ta n d . An ad d itio n a l $390
of th e s t u d e n ts a r e ex p ected to
will be needed before the stand
t a k e n d h a n ta g e of buying th e i r an
is com pleted. A m a g a z in e drive
n u a ls th is w ay.
Even th o u g h
sp o n s o re d by th e Girl R eserv es
th e
sales have b e ta
on for the
s tu d e n t body d an ce. Dee. 9. nnd
last
five w eeks, it is
still no t too o t h e r p r o g r a m s a r e to tie held
late to s t a r t th e paym ents.
fo r th e p u rp o s e of r a i s in g m r n -
“T h e B e a v e r’’ is edited by the ev fo r th e
c o m p letio n of Ihe
se n io r clas s.
It ig u n d er the g ra n d s ta n d .
su p erv isio n of th e
se u io r class
— B e a v e rto n H u m m e r
a d v is o rs
Miss
W a tk in s.
Miss
W a u g h te r
nnd
Mr.
Duncan.
S T U D E N T * PLAN “ VODVII.”
P la n s have a lr e a d y bepu a ta r i ed
“V a rs ity ’’ show is in th e a i r —
for th e '39 an n u a l.
a full sized, a ll B e a v e rto n , all
s tu d e n t
v audeville w hich
will
(«. K. ATTEND “ JAM SESSION" re p r e s e n t B eaverton high school
! • • < Pat W ard . H. S. R e p o r te r )
in th e
se v e ra l e x c h a n g e
as
S u tu r d a y nig ht, N ovem ber 12. s em b lies of th is y e a r , is being
w as th e d a te of th e G irl R eserve o rganized a n d sp o n s o red by the
form al d a n c e held at th e L a u re l- pu b lic s p e a k i n g class.
' Durst club.
T his d a n c e w as a t
T h r o u g h a c a r e f u ll y selected
tended by six couples from B ea aud itio n c o m m ittee, th e c r e a m of
high school ta le n t is being c h o s
verto n .
•
T he " J a m S e s s io n " w a s the en to form th e “V a r s i t y Show .’
1
HIGH SCHOOL NKWS
(F A ’r tv A It I i REPORTER)
LOCALS TROUNCE
IHE VIKIKG ELEVEN
B.H.S. GRAND STAND
10 BE PUT UP ■
IS, 1938
B tn d en ts who filled out a p p lic a MAEEB.AY lX i*T.iLI.N
tion b la n k s a r c now a p p e a rin g
BANANA I M I It A I til;
before th is g ro u p of ju d g es in
The B eaverton Mafeway S to re
full d re s s tr y o u ts a ft e r w hich all has a g a in co m e to th e top, in in
c ontende r» will be ra te d a c c o r d s ta llin g a m o d e rn B a n a n a
In
ing to th e e n te r ta i n in g m erit of c u b a to r to in s u re the even ripe*
th e i r a c t.
nes* of th is fru it,
an d to have
know th a t at
F ro m th ose rated highest by th e i r custo m er*
the
c o m m ittee, Ihe
p e rf o rm e r s all tim es, th is m ost p o p u la r fru it
w ho will m a k e u p the show will of all, will be p erfect to use in
¡th e t a s t y salad s, etc.
be cho sen.
B a n a n a s .being a tro pical fru it
F ir s t, second and th ird prize*
will be
a w a r d e d th o s e a c ts by soon chill in a 10 d e g re e t e m p e r
a tu r e . a n d become
p ra c tic a lly
the judges
ta s te le s s , if th is is p e r m it te d tn
An o r c h e s t r a composed of lo
hap pen.
cal ta le n t w as organized by Billy
T he In cu bator is a w hite s q u a r e
B ishop and will provide m odern
t with a la r g e glass ea se in front,
sw in g
m u sic
th r o u g h o u t
the
¡w ith an e l e c tr i c elem ent
in the
show.
bottom th a t h eats a u to m atically .
— B eaverton H u m m er
N u m e ro u s hooks th a t hold h u n
ches of b a n a n a s a r e ail ihrm-gli
SCHOOL LIGHTING
t h e c a s e to in s u re a ir circulation.
GETS ATTENTION T h is ea se holds 100 po u n d s of
bananas.
T om e in an d look it
It jwas su g g es ted in a recent over.
j
Issue of " T h e H u m m e r ” th a t an
im proved l i g h ti n g system would
be d e s i r a b le fo r the B eav erton
H igh School building.
F r o m the school h o ard comes
th e follow ing Inform ation.
P la n s w e re designed by P o r t
land G en e ra l
E lectric c o m p a n y
on J u n e 20. 1938 and a r e pen d
in g n e c e s s a r y funds fo r i n s t a l l a
tion.
T he school district b o ard has
recognized th e lightin g problem
to tie one of m a jo r im p o ra n c e In
th e Im pro vem ent of study eondi-
llon a an d th e sav in g of vi*ion.
To th is
ond tech nical
experts
h ave been called upon to co o p e r
a te w ith th e b o a rd nnd local e-
lecrician
in t h e p r e p a r a ti o n of
p lan s and specific s! ions fo r such
a lig h tin g system . T h ese plans
h a v e been p re p a r e d and included
th e
c o r r e c t lig h tin g lo ad for
each class an d vocal ional room
In th e building.
T h e p ro b le m s in c o n n e c t io n
w ith th e
re w ir n g of th e old
b u ild in g a r e m a n y a n d v a rie d .
Additional lig h ts ca n n o t h e added
to th e
p re s e n t sy s te m w ithout
ov erlo ad in g th e p re s e n t c ir c u it.
Tn o r d e r to b r i n g in th e p ro p e r
'cad it will b. n e c e s s a ry to in
c re a s e th e six* of t h e w ire and
and provide addition al
c ir c u its
fo r ea c h o f th e t h r e e floors
P ro v isio n will be m a d e in the
n e a r fu tu re l o Include the n e c
e s s a r y m o n ey fo r th is ch a n g e m
the school d is tric t bud get
so
th a t an ideal lig h in g s y s te m b a s
ed u p o n scie n tific p rin cip les will
be av ailable f o r th e use of stu d
en ts
a tte n d in g B eav erto n hieh
sch o o l.
— B e av erto n H u m m e r
DEBATE TRYOUTS
COMMENCE SOON
"D ebate tr y o u t s will s l a r t the
week b eg in n in g Nov. 21.“ sta te s
Mr. Webb, d e b a te coach.
T w en ty -fiv e s t u d e n ts a r e p r e
p a r i n g to p a r t i c i p a t e in
these
tr y o u ts . N egative a n d affirm ative
te a m s will th e n be selected.
S tate
q u e s tio n f o r deb ate is.
“ Resolved th a t t h e United S ta te s
should e stab lish a n a llia n c e s i ' l i
G re a t B r i t a i n . ”
F in a l s of th e r o r .n d -ro b h *•. ir
n a n ie n t will he held TNier -lay .
Nov. 17.
F ourth
perio d f i n a l i s t s s : :
Billy Bishop. C a th r y n V an Kleek.
Veldon
Boge. E r n i e
S tn s sen s.
W o odro w J o s s an d Bob W rig h t.
F if th period p a r l i c i p a n t s a r e ;
Fred
S taehle. L a R a y M arty n .
R ic h a rd
H ag g , Bill MorJmfskv.
H e n ry Nagae an d J e a n P a t t e r s o n
— B e a v e rto n H u m m e r
P h o n e y o u r N ew s t o th e Ilea-
I v e rto n Review. P h o n e 9415.
PRESENTING BEAVERTON'S BUSY BACKFIELD
R. E. SIM PSON
able n ig ht fatalities on Am erica's
F a ta l S tr e e ts cost ab ou t $2.444 per
mile p er year.
It Is Mr. S im p so n 's prediction
th a t a u th o r it ie s will come to real
ize th e vital relatio n of light to
safety and c ites D etroit as th e o u t
sta n d in g ex am p le of an A m erican
city th a t h a s saved both life and
do llars th ro u g h m odernizing visi
bility. IVetrolt religh ted 36 m iles
of Us fatal s t r e e t s and. as a result,
cu t th e fo r m e r ratio of 7 nig ht
d e a th s to I day d e a th to 1.6 nig ht
d e a th a to 1 day death.
L. J. S eh ren k . G eneral S u p e rin
te n d e n t of D etro it’s Public L ig h t
ing C om m ission said. “H ad th a t
ratio been m a in ta in e d In 1934. 1935
and 1936 p rio r to Im proved lig h t
ing. m o re th a n 190 lives would
h av e been sav ed.”
JU BS< K l p r i O V
Grange Elects Officers
Follo w ing the u su al pot-luek
d in n e r a t
noon S a tu r d a y .
the
G r a n g e proceeded w ith th e elec-
tion of officer* for th e com n r
year. Follo w ing w ere Ihe officer
e le c te d :
« iv o
par
Tour.
FALL FATAL Füll
B E H LADY
M a r i J a n e m i l l e r
Mary J a n e Miller, aged 82, wid-
dow of J o h n Miller, fell last F r i
day and in j u re d herself.
She
had been u n co n scio u s since th a t
(tim e an d passed a w ay T h u rs d a y
a t 12:20 p. in., at h e r hom e on
Is tm h ard s tr e e t.
,
Mrs. Miller fell abo ut a y ear
' a g o an d f r a c tu r e d tier hip. and
tbi* fall last F rid a y re s u lte d in
se v e r e in ju ries, w h ich a t h e r ad-
adv an ced age, w as m ore th a n sne
wa* able to stan d.
. T h e rem ain* are a t P e g g ’q ohati.
el.
Funeral arran g em en ts have
r.ot been a nn o un ced .
ANTHONY STAHL
A n th o n y S t a r t , 27. son of Mr
Mrs. Albert « ta e l , was killed
Nov. 15, in a e a r accid en t fiv.'
¡m iles n o rth of H uber, w hen his
r a r was h it *»T a truck,
S u rv iv o rs a r e his f a t h e r an'»
m o th e r, Mr.
an d
Mrs.
Albert
¡S tag l. brother* . J o h n and Al
b e r t , s i s te r s Mrs. J. O. Biasy and
Mrs. C a rl Madler, alt of New E n
gland. N. Dak., s i s t e r Mrs. K aih
e rin e
Bleizeffer,
an d
b ro th e r*
T o m an d M athew of P o rtla n d an d
b ro t h e r . F r a n k , of T igard .
R o sa ry w-as h eld at
P e g g ’.«
chapel at 7 o ’clock T h u r s d a y e v e
ning. a f t e r w h ich the body w a s
1 shipp ed to his fo r m e r h o m e in
‘New E n g lan d . N. Dak.
Mr. S tag l had lived in O rexon
for the past tw o years.
M aster, Mrs. E lsie C h ris ti a n s e n
O v erseer. B ernice Dobbins
L e c tu r e r . V ivian 1-awrenoc
S te w a r d . A. M. Kennedy
A ss’t. S te w a rd . F ra n c is D own-
ir g .
C h a p la in . X an te D owning
T r e a s u r e r . J e n n i e G ra y
S e c re ta ry . R uby Boyd
G ate K eep er. AV. F. D e s in c e r
Ceres. M arth a Wood
P o m o n a . F r e d a A u stin
F lo ra. Is a b e lle W a lk e r
l a d y A ss’t. S te w a rd . Inez Cook
M em ber of th e E x ecu tiv e Con*- j
E T H E L I - MOIWE
tuittee. H e lm a M cK errh er.
E th el U Morse, aged 68 year.-,
M usician. E velyn H obnstpin
wife of F r a n k Morse of S herw o o d
S e v e ra l v is ito rs from W a A i n g -
r o u t e l . died sud den ly Wedne*
ton G r a n g e w ere p re s e n t.
nl«o
C lokairo* day
NoT- 18
T h * body
m any visitors
from
is a t Pegg'B e h a p e l in B eav . erto n
em aty.
Mrs. E d ith T o ti e r W e a th e re d PM»«*»“ * fu n e ra l a rr a n g e m e n t *
s ta te g r a n g e ch a p la in ,
was
an
JL K. 1 HI Kl M NEBS
h o n o re d j u e s t .
C
h
u rc h and S unday School a t-
Mr*. I-nuise C a r t e r » r d d s u r h
_
__ _ Re. te n d a n c e is lttcraasm g. we a r e
ter, Mrs. clarew
ee ____
P alm _ , _ of
w ho d o not
a ttle Wash., w ere tru erts of d i* glad t o »eg*
g r a n g e and a r e nl*n h e re to nt- a tt e n d a r e h u s s l n g o u t no som e
tend th e n a tio n a l g ra n g e m eet- i good S u n d a y School lesson s an d
ing at P o r t la n d th is week.
ex c e lle n t serm o n s, and fine sin g-
R p v . E a r l H o rs c l l snoke in th “ j ing by th e choir,
a fte rn o o n on th e Bed Crn** drive
-phe S u n d ay School b o a rd met
M em bers of thp " r a n g e r*'* on J on Monday n ig h t in th e i r reg u -
a com edy play. “ Home.
Sw eet : ja r m e e tin g . P l a n s fo r T h a n k s -
H om o,” w hich wa* w r it te n nnd | giving w ere d iscu ssed . I t was
coached by Mr*.
W. R e n t e r ‘ a b i d e d to have each one bring
an d Mrs. R e u te r w a s s e n e r o v s lv
a
giving as we did la s t
acla im ed fo r the su c c e s s of h e r y e a r to place on th e a lt a r , th es e
effort*.
m ay
be a n y th in g
you wish to
Musical n u m b e r s w ere enjoyed give, and th ey a r e given to some
an d piano
solos
by
M a r g a re t one in tn e com m u n ity. We would
H a n s e n w ere well re n d e re d .
like t o h ave a lf m e m b e rs o f 'h e
Roll call
w as
a n s w e re d
by S u n d a y School an d c h u r c h com e
T h a n k s g iv in g gents.
a t the 9:45 o ’clo ck h o u r so
to
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be a b le to p a rt ic i p a te in th is lov
ely service. We als o ta lk e d o v e r
__ _ ____ ______
p la n s fo r C h r is tm a s
w h ich we
re a liz e will soon be h e re
Mrs. Roe. 75. m o t h e r of G eo rge j
The
M
m e , on
Roe, had t h e m is fo r tu n e t o t v e -
fo r a b(l9iM#, m e e t,nE to
l u r e h e r h .p in a fall on Nov. U . raake
fo r , h e jr d in n e r
and w a s a d m .l te d to «he co u n ty be
,D u m b e r
first, in
h o s p i ta l the sam e day. On Mon- ronrieo(jon wJUl , h e ItaiaR r Th#
On Ihe Sick List
‘' f / :
l
th e c o u n ty h o sp ita l w ith a n ob
s t r u c ti o n of th e bowels. An op
e ra t io n w a s n e c e ss a ry .
J a c k Osfield h a s b een confined
to h is h o m e w ith
the
flu
for
! se v e r a l days.
< n“" n , h l > M issionary m ee tin g w as
held on W ed n esd ay also.
All of the Y oung people a r e
lo o king fo rw a rd
to a good tim e
on F r i d a y n ig h t when they will
be g u e sts of th e C hu rch of C hrist
Y'oung people a t th e i r chu rch .
D on ’t fo rget the d a te Nov. l* tb.
a n d be s u r e to come«*
b r i n g some-
' Let th e c h ild re n
Mrs. Melvin B eeler u n d e r w e n t
a toBsIlectomy on T u e sd a y , Nov.
15. at the office of
Dr. C. E. t h 'n * to° - _______________
>Ias° n
K ill AXIS MEETING
Donald G ordon b ro k e hi* a r m
W edn esday ev en ing ,
Nov. 16,
w hile p la y in g a t school.
w a s I n d i e s Night a t th e K iw an is
Mrs E lizab eth McGowan, who <•>'»»»• E n t e r t a i n m e n t wa - p ro v id -
i p a * been q u ite ¡*1 w ith a n a t t a c k •’<• *i»h
picture* and the
iof t h e flu. is im pro ving.
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F e stiv a l films. Ih e " H a m D in n e r
F.ileen Wolfe " a * u u lte ill fo r w as served by Ih e Ileaver Social
sev eral days l«*t week w ith the C lub to 62 K iw anian* an d wives.
The a n n u a l elec tio n of officer.«
¡flu.
is the f e a t c r e of the n ex t w«*»ki>
Mrs. Mary ,'o«'k of Rou e L m eetin g to tie held
at noon on
I B e a v e rto n .
was
o p e ra t e d
on
W ednesday, Nov. 23.
T h u r s d a y for gall h ia d d c r at the
' Good stam arltin hospital.
ST. ( E C E M A ’S DI NNER AND
BAZAAR
NET NEAT S I R
Mrs. Elsie O h rio ten sen of W est
Slope h a s re co v ered fro m a n a t
T h e Iluzanr and d in n e r given
ta c k of b r o n c h ia l p n eum onia.
by th e m em b ers of St. C ecelia’s
t ’h u re h at the Aloha G ra n g e hall
Mrs. H a n s E r b of R t’ Ue L
H ast T h u rs d a y evening, w as e n
B eav erto n ,
t*
ill
* i,h
h e -m joyed by a very la r g e crow d foi
tro uble.
b o th ihe d in n e r and evening. T h e
I n d i e s Guild served a delicious
NOTE OE T HANKS
I w ish t o t t h h a a n n k k th e voi
.. ‘
\ rep o rt was civen th at the>
Washington
Here Is the backfleld af Beaverton high «chant, leaders In the Tualatin-Yamhill league. Front lefti
Andy Führer, f ie l t half;. Bernte Altlshln, quarter; Gale Camion*, full, end Glen Janes, left half.»'
county for
the ex- h a d t a k e n in rlo se lo $199. The
p re s sio n of co nfiden ce g i ' « n
i
in t h e election
and
to a g a in
pledge m yself lo eco n o m y ^ eon-
s is te n t w ith c a re f u l a n d effleien.
a d m in is tra tio n .
MAUD W. B O S IO W .
C o u n ty * T r e a s u r e r .
----------------------------- c h a p t e r
Mr. and Mrs. Tom G ra f w ere
d in n e r g u ests Monday ev en in g of
Mr. an d Mra. J a c k Isfield.
a p p re c ia te the pntronag-*
,
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W o rth y P atro n, F re d Goyt and
^
O oyt Wl>nhy M atron. B ess
I j i c y an d Mr. U r y were invited
to a t t e n d M u ltn o m ah C h a p te r at
K enton T u esd ay
evenin g.
The
a r e p u t t i n g on a sp e c ia l
i p a r t y for th e i r
w o rth y
p a tro n ,
i L, c . W ilkinso n In h o n o r of h i t
b ir th d a y a n n iv e r s a ry .