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T H E B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E
starting at 7 JO a. m. and continuing V W .V A W 2 A , A , A ,A V .W W « V .V W .S V .% S W A W A r 1V .V V .\,,I|
Refreshments will be served.
Ad­
M ETZGER.
for dll hour All young people are t,
p-none Broadway 1180
Intarnal Baths Salt Baths and Hot
mission 25 cents for adults; 15 cent« j
Sulphur Bath* Given. Aleo Electric
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson McCarl cn- cordially «invited to attend.
for children.
At wat er 4175
Good morning merry sunshine, how
Blanket Bath* Given.
T he proceeds are to be given to tertamed at bridge Saturday evening
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a-
there will be the reg-
did you wake so soon? Everyone cer­ thc Docrnbecher hospital for children in their new home in Metzget ular Sunday school session. Starting
V. S A N D B O T H E , R. N.
tainly is glad *° see y°u thouKh
Heights. Those present w ere: Mr a * 1115 a. in. the preaching service
and hope you are heie for the next
M A L E N U R S E A ND M A S S E U R .
and Mrs. Aubrey Morris, Mr. and will be- conducted. Special music.
few months.
Mrs. I). K. Brackett and Mrs. Geo
In the evening at 7 JO there will
G raduate of Bellevue hospital, New York City. Form erly connected
T U A L A T IN .
H. Johnson.
he a special service of F.aster music,
The Hiteon Progressive club met at
with Burns’ Baths in Sail Francisco, Cal.
the home of the president, Mrs.
Clarence Morris gave a surprise including solo, quartet and chorui
Out
of
town
calls
and house calls my specialty. All work done at
O. B. Kraus, of Irridon, O r e , will
Charles Struthers, Wednesday. The
party Saturday evening, April 2, in numbers, together with some other
patients’ Homes Only.
high
roll call “Height Sayings of Children,” j have charge of the Tualatin
honor of Robert Leedy, who is go- features of timely interest. All visit­
Residence, N ORT ON IA H O TE L .
school
for
the
ensuing
year.
Mr.
was responded to by a number of
ing to move to Kiuton for the sum- o r * welcome.
j The Finley quartet, which gave us
Eleven»*' and W ashington Sts., Portland, Oregon.
humorous incidents. A discussion was Kraus taught here several years ago mer
Expert in Rheumatiim anil Nervott* diaea»«*.
held on means of raising money for and was one of the best principals
Sixteen
young
people
enjoyed such
an
enjoyable
entertainment
The school
the Dornbecher hospital. T he com­ Tualatin has ever had
games, music anil dancing, and a about a year ago, has been booked V.VAW.VAW/AVAVAVAV.V.V.'.V.V.VAVAVAViWvV
mittee appointed decided to give a board is extremely glad to announce delicious lunch was served and at a for a return engagement at the Gar-
‘‘500” party the 29th of April. T w o of the election of Mr. Kraus for com­ late hour the guests departed voting den Home community church Friday
school year. The grade teachers
the new members, Mrs. Nelson and ing
evening, April 22. Admission 15c and
,
.
[Clarence a capital host,
Miss Kffie Van Kleek, were initiated. have been re-elected: Miss Powell, j
25c.
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Following the initiation the following Miss M tllio rd and Miss H d / n a g t l
On Thursday, April 21, commencing
T he assisting high school teachers
L A i llsJL , it IL L .
officers were elected for the next
at 10 o’clock, the Ladies* .‘«ul will
y e a r: president, Mrs. H erm an Met- have yet to be selected
The meeting of the W om an’s ( hris- hold tfieir regular monthly all-day
zentine; vice-president, Mrs. W i n ! T he pupils of Miss Powell’s room, .
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meeting.
tn Temperance:
Temperance Un,on
Union of
of l Carson
Campbell;
secretary,
Mrs.
Virgil will give a play and other numbers Uan
arson
Heights was held at the home of
Meyer, and treasurer, Mrs. George at the high school gymnasium, Fri
Kilapuatrick-Collioos.
Mrs. Clyde Matthews, Tuesday, April
Anderson.
After adjournment
the day evening.
I 12, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. S. M. Noblitt,
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hostess served a delicious lunch.
Special Easter services will be held
chairman, had arranged an interest-
A C ollins \ iew chajiter, tiumbet -j»
A N. Davies of Netarts, called at at the M. K. Community church Sun- ■ng program including musical num- Jl, ot the Oregon Journal Juniors, X
thc Charles Van Kleek home Thurs- day evening.
ber by Mrs. H. L. Cleaves and Mrs. was lorined iliursday at the Col- ¥
j ay
Miss Collista Je la F’ontaine was
Dexter Mcllroy, the speaker for the mis View school. Following nomina- ♦
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Mrs. H ans Eliander is quite ill a visitor at the W. R flavvxhurst . afternoon
being Miss l-.thel ( ogle, nous by ballot the following olttcers
home last week.
at her home.
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. . who spoke on Jail work of the W were elected: president, 1 nomas Ora- X
lh e Ladies Aid will hold a bust-
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Miss Dorothea Struthers assisted in
C.. 1 l Refreshments were served, nam; vice-president, Bruce W rig h t, V
ness
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs
the exhibit of class work held at
A special musical program will be secretary, Grace G raham ; treasurer,
Beaverton high school Thursday and Chas. Castell Wednesday
T he Alethian Sunday school class Fresen,ed for f a s t e r Sunday by the Jean M orris; yell leader, Lloyd Cox.
Friday evenings.
i n e Collins View Parent-T eacher
with Mrs. Gilroy, as teacher, gave a C arSo" He,Kh,s Communty church to
T he play “All of a Sudden Peggy, miscellaneous shower at the home of ¡n<dude a program by the children of circle- Will hold a drive for articles •>
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given by the senior class of Beav­ Mrs. Percy Casteel F'riday evening !^ e ^ unday school at 10 a. m. to tor the P arent-T eacher shop at Port- A
erton high school was well attended
complimenting Mrs. H e nry
Prison which ,he Parents are invited Divi,le land and upon request denim bags j
by Hiteon folk Friday evening. Mrs
(Miss Ella Ray). T here were 40 lcrv,ce* at 11 oclock wilh preaching will be placed in households for •>
Cora Metzentinq and sons, Henry and
by the Rev. Charles Deich and a their collection. Clothes, books, mag- >
Terwilliger Blvd., at Bertka ¿Station
Everett, the Misses Kffie Van Kleek
Miss Maude Wilson from the ex- musital Pro« ran' ‘° ¡»elude chorus aztnes,
az.nes, furniture,
furniture, rags,
rags, etc.
etc. ,are
,arc ne-e-d-
need- X
Evelyn Hite,
Dorothea
Struthers
uesdt
April 20 all the y
tension department of the U. A. C, singing; selections by the Epworth ed, and 1 1 Tuesday,
Dorothy and Genevieve Peterson, and was in the Malloy district calling o n | LeaKUC lu a r te t, Miss Elizabeth W at- bundles should be taken to the
Phone ATwatcfir 1020*
the Messrs. Karl and Kenneth Peter the housekeepers last week She v is - ! son> Mis* A ' ice Matthews, K enneth school. T he Collins View circle is
son and Kay l hristensen were among ited seven and six of them pledged; , , a l * a,ul IIarold Lake; vocal, Mrs. I. installing a set of suplementary read-
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those attending.
themselves to keep a record of
the V- ° ber> Ja,nes Baxter, F red Dry- mg books, Bolemus second grade
Miss Dorothea Struthers was
nan, Mrs. D. Mcllroy, Mrs. H. L
readers, for the use of the pupils in
hours spent doing their work.
Portland visitor Saturday-.
object of the work is
to get sta- leaves and others.
1 aim Sunday, Mrs. Morgan's room, and a commit­
T he Misses Florence Selander and
tistics on the time the housekeeper A Pnl l0- was observed with sj.ecial tee of .Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. F. 1). E m ­
Ethel N orth called at the Portland
mons and Mrs. E. A. Bancroft has
jiuts in; the saving time by electrical mus*c a,1(l program.
Surgical hospital Saturday to see
conveniences and so on. It will prove
F.aster services by the St. Clare's been appointed for their purchase, to
Miss Irene Hansen.
BUSINESS
to be an interesting record.
j parish will be observed with mass the sum ot $i0. J. M. Childers, prin-
A number of Hiteon ladies attended
CA RDS
A pleasant dinner party was given : at 7:45 3 m and hi8h mass at 9:15 Clpal‘ W,U 1,uichasc baseballs and bats
the institute of W ashington county
by Mr. and Mrs. W alter Dickinson “ m- wilh sinjgiiiK by the children, *^r the Collins View ball teams, tor
Federated W oman's clubs at S her­
Saturday evening. Present were Mr Sunda.v. April 17. Mrs. H. Bleig and whicn
was allowed.
wood Friday. They report a very in­
and Mrs. Allan Dickinson, Mr, and Misl HedwiK B'eig will have charge
Mrs. M ary W. Alexander, late of
teresting program dealing with phases
Mrs. George Henderson,
Miss Laura I
,bc floral decorations for
the yj;) Upsnur street, J'ortiand, passed
of club work. The playlet “Clubdom’s
Harjicr, Harry Lewis, all of Portland, churcb
Social activities following away Sunday, April J, at ttic home
Call,” was given by the HitVon P r o ­
J. L. Byront and the host and host- Le,,t wdl be opened up by a card ot Mrs. O. J. barrick, ot nuddW iou
gressive club. T h e cast was: tired
css
party to be held by the Holy Name Homes, at ter an illness ot several
housewife, Mrs. Charles Struthers;
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society at the parish house, Thurs- w . cks . Funeral services were held
luesday evening at the gymnasium ,
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club woman, Mrs. Virgil M eyer; pub­
1lUcsday' A |,r,l* 5* a l . thc rcs,de,“ ,al ?
lic welfare, Mrs. Charles Van Kleek; the Ladies’ Aid of the C ongregation-! day cvcn,nK- A »,nl 21
P IO N E E R P R IN T IN G & S T A T IO N E R Y CO.
will give a Thc Kvan 1>lace Progressive
club chai’d ot *u ' , k r & ira c y, interm ent.
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citizenship, Mrs. Nelson; homemak- al church of Oswego
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club at Kose City cemetery.
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ing, Mrs. H erm an M etzentine; Moth program for the benefit of the local j hcld a card l,ar<y a ‘ ‘b <-‘tr
house
Thursday
evening,
April
14,
at
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special
Raster
services
will
be
held
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Look for Electric Sign
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er Craft, Mrs. Christ Christensen; aid society.
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bridge
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education, Miss F'.lsie Caldwell; press
Accredited baby chicks bred and
publicity,
Mrs.
Charles
W illett; hatched under the direct supervision will be played. Prizes and refresh- *»e school auditorium Sunday, April;
1/, at 11 o'clock. An exceptionally
nients.
music, Mrs. Win. Campbell; art, Mrs.
Ernest H ite ; literature, Miss Effie
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Van Kleek; dancing girl, Miss Ardis
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ision; From a P e a n u t S ta nd to a Circus
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^Nelson, and a group of foreign chil­
‘f
dren.
H IT E O N .
Easter Lilies
Cut Flowers
Hydrangeas
Bedding Plants
Pot Plants
Floral Designs
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T erwilliger Greenhouse
500
$ 1.50
PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Miss Elizabeth Struthers was a
week-end guest at the home of her
cousin, Miss T hora Nielson of T i­
gard.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hierly of Kin-
ton, were calling at the Metzentine
home Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Peterson and the
Messrs Karl and Kenneth Peterson
motored to Oswego Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Sieges had as her guests for
the week-end her daughter and hus­
band, Mr and Mrs F'.d Newman, of
P ortland; her granddaughter ami hus­
band, Mr. and Mrs. Cobb of Seattle,
and great granddaughters, Cecily and
Sylvia.
chickery.
T he marriage of Miss Connie Day | enJoyabIe affa,r‘
and Ray Renners, both of Tualatin,
P- D. Coffey was appointed dele-
is annunuced for Wednesday of this 8a te to represent t ajiitol Hill at the
week.
| Multnomah council at their meeting
held Monday evening, April 11, at
the Multnomah school house. These
niID U A M
meeting, are held in the interest, of
DU R H A M .
civic improvements for these com
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(minifies
of the Sunday school a birthday cake
bearing the birthday candles will be
cut, decorations of sjiring flowers
and evergreens. A cordial welcome ts
extended to the community to attend.
T he meeting of the Ktljiatrick-Col-
eoT T it{ ,club at
a
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5,
¥
Co,Mb» t
V,ew schl,°‘ aud,,onum- hrulay cvc- ❖
»mg, April 1, was well attended, nom- X
Leases
is
Auctioaeers and Loans
Real Estate
Farms
Business Property
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Four Square Realty Mart, hue.
S. L. SEEMAN, P re sid e n t
BEacon 4287
Branch Office
Second Floor Fliednser Bldg.
Multnomah, Oregna
10th A Washington
W. B. SMALL,
PORTLAND
MRS. E. KLEIN
OREGON
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T he regular meeting of the com-
Mrs Maybelle Atwood presented " ia,lon of oftlcers rcsulllng m ,hc ^
£
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election of officers as follows; presi- A
a
munity club will be hcld Saturday the
following advanced jnano stu­
£
ident, unanimously re-elected, J’. F. X
eve, April 16.
dents in recital at the W om an’s club
$
Mrs. M Prison has recovered from building Sunday: Catherine Lathrop, Demjiscy ; vice-president, Mrs. Sey- ¥ •Ja
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her illness.
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Barbara Flskc, June Duncan, Kelith mour G raham ; secretary and treas- •X -.X ~ X -X ~ X ~ X ~ X -:* + * ^-X -* 4 A 4 ^* * + * -X * -X "X -^-X -X -+ -X --X -4 "P -X ~ :-4
urcr, Mrs. J. Sun; board of directors,
George Schwister could not resist \ ’ey Kohlhasc, \ irginia Schegelmilsh
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V T Mim», W . Wright, Mrs. M L
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The Misses Florence Selander and the temptation of sawing a big log CO LLIN S V IE W P A R E N T -
Palmer, Leo Hall, George Mack En-
Vivian and Aris Nelson spent” Sun-1 on Sunday w“ h lht' rr!iul« of a l,a,n'
T E A C H E R CIRCL E M E E T IN G tcrUin,,,c,U commit,cc ^ ’Pointed for •: -:-A-:-:~XK*-X ~>A -X -X -X --X ~X -xX -% '*->^-X ~X "X --0"X "X »<~X ~>*X >X -^^^^* >
day afternoon at the Heaver theater ful lafcra“ ’d
George is new
the month of April, Mrs. George ¥ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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at thc game. He is still a tender­
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Dent, Mrs. Leo Bell and W. W right. |
SUIT*
PRESSED
SUITS
FRENCH
DRY
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Melvin Hansen called at thc M et­
foot.
T hc Collins \ iew Parent-Teacher
zentine home Sunday.
Arrangem ents are being completed to
35c
CLEANED $1.00
Andy Saltier bought a milch cow circle held their regular meeting at have
insU | led a a Un
electrlc light
light
have installed
100 watt
watt electric
Grandma Struthers was a guest at
from Mrs C. \V . Kllison.
thc school 1 hursuay noon with a
STORB Ho. f, 449 Jefferson St.
at the junction of the Boones Ferry
the home of her son, Charles S tr u th ­
ST O R E S
Mike
Prison
sold
his
prize
gentle-
»*°,lu
c*
t
'uncheon
served
at
12
o’clock,
and
p
a|atinc
Hill
roads
with
main
ers, Sunday.
No. 1, 10J 4lb 9 t.
( O ig U f ^
»TORES
man Jersey last work.
,n which the teachers participated. lenance for one year.
Thc Messrs Carl Olsen and Henry
No 6, 1453 Sandy
No. 2, 151 Grand ¿ v e .
Albert K«Kk bought a new 500 egg Mr* J Sim- vice-president, presided
Recent growth of traffic on thc
Metzentine spent Sunday afternoon at
No.
7, 1069 Diviaiog
No. 3. 1043 Belmont
incubator. He expects a good second at ,he mee,,ng' Nlrs (jeorge } M ur' Boones Ferry and Palatine 11:11 roads
the Peterson home.
No.
8,
14S N. 23rd S t.
No
4,
11671
Albina
hatch April 22.
ray ac,,nK as secretary.
Following has caused the junction of these
No. 10, 1387 H aw thorne
Mrs. Norris Olson and children
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. I conununity singing reports of the
No. 5, Ski E. Anken?
roads to become dangerous to motor
a wire
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spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. . Mrs . t.. . W. . Ellison . received
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committees were heard. Mrs Seymour
U STORES
vehicles
aand pedestrians and the
from her daughter Harriet, Mrs. L. I ,. . . .
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Lena O lson.
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Graham announced the completion ot
>nell ol New to r k , on Tuesday,
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, community club kas appointed a com ­
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181 ParR St. cor. Yamkill
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, M the layette; Mrs. N. F. Schlegcl-
Mr and Mrs. Dralle, of Portland,
mittee of P. F. Dempsey, A. T. Mims
April 5, announctng thc birth of *
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block
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t
of
Stage
Depot
PORTLAND, OREGON
2
tnilsh announced plans nearing com-
were the guests of Mrs. Dralle's sis­
and W. G. W right to take the m a t­
11-lb. boy. Mother and baby are do­
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AND
GET
ter, Mrs Kahn Sunday
petion for the fence around the
ter up with thc county officials. Do­
ing nicely Thc baby was named
school grounds and asked that E. A.
Ladies Plu
Mrs Charles Struthers and Mrs Theodore.
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A lte ra n t ,
nation of land from thc Greenwood
Bancroft be placed >'n the committee. cemetery for widening of the corner
Suita CUflcied P I.50
Fester Davies anil sons, Henry and
2*e _
Relining and Dying
Ben Mortenson invested in a new
was voted to donate $1 to thc
I1?VWfViPl tyfYfY^'fYìr « a Itisi 1
'Archie were guests of Mrs. Davies’
and the arrangement of mail boxes
th e v ro lc t touring last week.
fimd
co||r c t( d for Mr, pogc
mother, Mrs. Sophia Olson, of P o r t ­
at this point is desired.
J Nokes and family are occupying Mrs. D. B. Kelly, sjieaker for the
land Monday This was Archie's 4th
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Brotchie and
lht O. F.ngland cabins for scvcial afternoon, spoke on "W ork of the
birthday.
inoiiths, they will move to Portland P arent-T eacher association" and sug- ¿a m d * ' -^r-- J n Ibckinson and
There will be an Easter program
of Seattle, were the h^use
BP.*
after
schvxd closes here
gested the forming of a past presi-
and church services at the Hiteon
guests of d Mr. and
Mrs. R. A W at-
am* Mrs
a t- ^
Thc
Muchmorc
nore
Acres
were
sold
to
dent
vlc»t
cluD
club
to
give
moral
support
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school house, Sunday, April 17. Mr
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enroute to California,
lifornia, >
formerly ol tn« circle, and aid financially Mrs
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Fverett, Presbyterian Horne Mission­ Mr Hoover of , Portland,
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, " h e r e they expect t make a lengthy
lengthy «Í
Hartford,
Mich.
Mr
H
oover
intend*
F.
B
Emmons
was
appointed
tc>
look
ary, will conduct thc services Sunday
visit with relatives
Nuniber of Lines
On^
Two
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school and program at 10 o’clock, to build a summer home and have into the m atter of serving hot
Mr. and* Mrs E F HeatlP and
pool S tne d a ta to lu n ch ci al tbc acb ol t t the pupil* ■ . ,
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church at 11 o’clock, everybody wel­ a large , swiming
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, daughter, Virginia, of Chapman, D r , s! One Line - .
Mr*. E. A. Bancroft was a
,
.
, c
come
have established residence at thc
Two Lines
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will
tne»^
at
the
corresponding
secretary
to
replace
N
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1]ns.
The social club
Four members of thc Hiteon S u n ­
T
hree Lines
Mrs. \
R Jenson who moved to
day school primary class are proud hcmie of Mrs G Wise Wednevday
Four
lanes
Portland recently. The meeting clos
possessors of books received as prizes aflerntH>n, April 20.
PATRONIZE MERCHANTS W HO >
Five
Lines
(icnciva and Agnes S a 'tle rA tte n d e d ed with musical selections T>y thc A D V E R T I S E
for perfect attendance for the past
R E GU LA RL Y
IN £
>;x L i m -
the
miscellaneous shower given for pupils.
quarter Ardis Nelson. F rances H a n ­
T H I S P A P E R . T H E Y A R E DOING £
Seven Line*
sen
Dean Willoughby and Fverett Mr*. Henry F'rison at Tualatin F’ri-
Fight Lines
T H E I R P A RT IN S U P P O R T I N G £
G A R D E N HOM E.
Metzentine were thc lucky ones this day evening
YOUR
HOME
PAPER
AND £
time
Police Inspector am) Mrs. CTaddick
Average 6 short w ord to the lia e N o ad taken for less than 25c
T H E R E B Y C O N 1 R 1 B U T I N G TO- £
The Hiteon Progressive club will spent thc week end at their BonA)
On Easter Sunday, April 17, there
<. < 1 > must be in office by W e dne sda y to insure pubffcation.
VW” party at the home of cottage.
give
will be three services at the Garden W A R D S T H E P RO GR E SS. PROS- *1
All classified ads are cash w ith order or arc to be paid for d u r ­
P E R I T Y AND D E V E L O P M E N T OF £
hr i
M rs
( hristensen F'riday eve-
Durham school teachers were din- Home Community church.
ing the current month. W c J o not w.sh to carry these small a m o u n ts
T;O W N
AND A D J A C E N T £
mng, April .V Special amusement will ner guests at the Sattler hom e last
The first of these is a "Sunrise T H I S
on the ledger.
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be furnished for thc young people Tuesday.
Prayer Meeting” for young people. T E R R I T O R Y .
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