The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 13, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDRENOMAK HOST TO NEIGHBOR EX-OFFICIALS Very Witty Welcome Ex tended by Worthy Matron VERY NICE Munir at Verboorl, Fairvale at Si I'hillips. July 15, Garden Home at lizard, 1- a iriale at Biickyard, Rfiierton at Verboort, Dunniway Park at St Phillips. A J Fili son of Tigard was named treasurer at this meeting and for -ccretary J. H. Hulclt, Beaverton. All ihe boys are now hoping lor is clear weather for next Sunday. HITEON SCRATCHES PROGRAM Several Large Birthday Cake Baked Presented to Lucky April Members Hiteon women attended of the liganlville Kc bikah sewing club at the home of Mrs. lohn Gaarile, of 1 igard, fuesday sud the meeting Worthy Matrons, Worthy Patrons and Associate Matrons of Portland and vicinity were the guests of Ore noniah ( hupter No 141, O. I-. S , at their meeting in Masonic Temple Monday evening. Mane J Shrader, Worthv Matron, gave them a very witty welcome This was the first official visit of the Matrons and Pat runs and their Associates for the year Nellie Mct¿lew, president <»f the Matrons, and William J McKen zie, president of the Patrons L lub expressed appreciation of ihe mem- bers for the evening ami Edward J llutfonl gave a short but inspiring talk Isarl C\ Caine played two trum pet solos, "The Palms” and “(. arrv Me Back to Ole Virginity,” accom panied bv Adeline Hrookhardt lour pupils of Hazel N’ern Loomis pave ‘•Poor Aubrey,” Pearl Mauer, Kaih eime Danaher, Helen Stewart and Hiyson Hays The members of Ore nomah Chapter having birthdays in April were also honored with a large birthday cake at their table Hu next meeting there will be conferring of the degrees of the order. Miss ( ieri rude Richter and Miss Kffie \ an Klick spent Thur-day ei Kichtcr in clung ill the home of Mi Poi tlurnl Miss Lillie Cool itine Biavi itou hi spent Friday school aster bunny brought pretty col il eggs to all Hiteon school child Friday afternoon people Hiteon young 'ortland si hools ell joyed ■aster vacation. attending four (lav Mr. and Mrs. ( hartes \ an Kleek and Miss Effie \ au K leek attende I the meeting ol the Double Six in Sherwood Saturday ev filing Mr. and Mrs. l hrist ( hristensen and Mr. and Mr s George \tulersoti party given In Mi attended a and Mrs. I.e Fru k-on, of Bonita. Saturday evening Mr ami Mrs. Innis attended I aster rrvices m Tigard Sunday. given to the parents pres ent at the next meeting of the Par HAR E. M c A L EA R & P E T e r j 17 JUNIOR COMMUNITY A communication was received by ent Teacher» ^association April MUSIC C L UB President A. Moeding, ->f tin la.os Each room will contribute a number A ttorney »-at - Law Upstair», Shiite Saving» Bank ter club from Joe Roberts, of th< for the program. Bis( The Junior Community Music club Peninsula Bridge Committee, solicil- Nellie Mitzcl anil Rosie Reed will presented its Vpril prog tain Friday ’ng the privilege if addressing our demonstrate sewing at the next gen Hillsboro, Or «g- n. evening bi lore a room well fills.if dub at the mxt regular meeting on eral* club meeting. with parents and friends. Ihe pro- the merits and needs of another Elizabeth Kenny, of Portland, vis-1 THOS H . T O N G U E . JR pram vvas well rendered and very in- bridge across ihe Willamette connect- ited tin- primary and the eighth giade containing several well (cresting ihe peninsula room» 1 riday. A t t o r n a y - a t - L a w — N o ta ry p u^|¡t mg the west «idi known wn and much loved numbers such listriet providing for Jack Baker is ill with pneumonia Oltice, Commercial Building \ botiti us Narcissus, Spring Song ami d the such an improvement was decisively The girl» who attend I urn \eiin Hillsboro, Oregon i wo quartet from Kigoletto, besiil defeated at the last general election, classes enjoyed a vacation from Fri- readings given by very entertaining hut the sponsors still have hope and day to Tuesday. Margaret Yonge and Bobby Small The primary grade has a jungle brinine the voters look more kindly Miss Steele gave .ai instructive talk ti ihe proposed project at this time, scene on ihcir sand table thi w tek.' •j* STANDARD HARDWARE j on early American music, telling how eeable to the Booster s club Ml. They are studying Africa. t America with the music big’au hi M rdme re-ponded in the affirmative Byron Kirby, who has been in Cali •j* New and Second-hand Furnitu,, j psalm singing of the Pilgrim fathers, fornia during the winter months, has ■f ED. H A LS TE N and grew ihroui ■ h the early singing re-entered the first grade. X Beaverton, Ore. - * - Phone classes, and through the development «lev Don’t forget the play, ”C imlerella ALOHA N E W S X We buy for cash any »t harpsicord and so on down to of the anil to be given un April 2/. 7 hand goods. the modern symphony orchestra and The third grade surprised the sec the Mittopolituu Opera, which is the Harry Gee had his tonsils removed ond grade Friday by presenting them , ait landing musical organization of Tuesday. He has had considerable with luster baskets, which they had trouble with his eyes and it is hoped today. made. Ii Is to hi hoped 1 hat the club will that this will relieve his condition. ■V» • • ■ « » • » V iV iV iV iV iV » 1,, The second grade made F-asier day evening’s program showed the booklets to take home to their M A PES & SON vaued and in tructive nature of the Archie W Buchanan and daughter, parents. work. It is doubtful if the children Billiard Parlora Robert Montgomery, who is ill with themselves realize the lull benefit of Betty, left Wednesday for a two bronchial pneumonia, is a seventh vacation trip through Cali- week’s their club work but those who at Cigars u adi contestant in the County dec tended the recitals from month to lornia lamation preliminary contest to be Tobaccos Mrs. IJertha McCarthy, Mrs W I ii ion t It can see its results. Raymond Beaverton soon. Francis Audi evv s deserves special mention 1 layes, Miss D. Stanton of Portland held at Confections l»iih loi lus work as accompanist ami and Mr» J. Yeager of ihe Dalles i Marvin, also o f the seventh grade, Soft Drinks will contest in the humerous division. for his excellent playing ol his solo visite»! Mrs. Weikeen Sunday. 'The eighth grade class picnic will numbers. £ Cady Bldg. Wat.on, St be held May 22, but the place has Ruth Beasley acted as chairman Queen Esther Circle will meet a’ not yet been decided upon. and announced the following program the home of Mrs. Shannon April l ‘> The school team have arranged a W illuni» "Baby Dear”..... Plain baseball game with Tigard school on Niada Branson A meeting will be held at Vpril 20. V / .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .Y ,', ‘The Boy Blue”.... Spaulding Vloha church April 18 at which Delegates from all the grade Horace Osluml •: W. I. NOYES officers will cliools in the county met at Hills- “Elf mans Serenade”.. i i.iynoi annual election of ¡a P L U M B I N G and HEATING held. base- t..ro Saturday ami organized a Billy Johnston Mrs Wilbur Clark’s mother, 4 Always on the job ball league. March............................... .( iUI lilt Clark, was operated on at ( mod The Camp Fire Girls will take their J Phone Tigard 552 or Beaverton Rosemary Hess maritan hospital this week camp fire test April 24. ^ 03-33 “ The Runaway Boy The following sixth grade pupils Beaverton, Oregon Bobby Small Louise Whitmere of Portland oRt» have had sixty consecutive days of ‘Moonlight Dance”.... a week end visitor at the home of ■erfect attendance. This entitles V .V .V .V .V .N V .'.V .V .V .V .V ,',; Betty Gault her aunt, V I rs. M. Meeves, and at them to a certificate issued by the aper, ‘Current Events” CORDWOOD county school superintendant and a the Rumanian home. Helen Woods oiu day holiday. They have decided Robinson Duet, “Always Merry".... FO R SALE Mrs Wm. Clifton is ill with the on May 14 as their holiday. Ruth Share Bonified ami Adelaii j isi-arney, Nellie Mitzel, Laura Chinn, Piano, “Spring Song”..... VI endeisohn flu. Elmer Schlstitnnn, Kenneth Lund* Delivered $6.50 per cord Jean Torbe» V telegram was received by Chas. i berg, Lester Teschner, lerotne Tuttle, Violin Solo, "Meditations from 1 hais. Schilling that his father was very ill Eva Wolfe and Rosy Nastrow. John Spencer Betty Buchanan*, of the sixth grade, at La Grande, Ore, and he left Mon Krailmg, “ .Vltio l » iw VI uu" left Thursday morning for a trip to day morning to be with him. Margaret Yonge southern C aUfornia. She is to keep Verdi Piano, (Juartil from Rigolett hai ing the geography class informed of her Phone Scholls 54, Line 21 Mrs. Viola Talbert Shii ley Wheeler Vista whereabouts by a series of postcards. Nerv i iu-talled at her home Piano, "N j i c i s - u V Beaverton Rt. 3 We already feel the loss of her ii M e. Margaret Putman I happy voice about the halls. l ’uno. “(lallaut Night”.............. Dutton Jean tiaull Mrs Emma Keene has rented her B E A V E R T O N GREENHOUSE) api r, “Tally Viuerican Music house to Mr. Buchanan. S KU L L F R A C T U R E D IN Miss Steele Cut Flower», Fern» MO TO RC YC L E MI S HAP l ’uno, "The I..nk’s Song” The San Sousa Club met Thursday All Kindt of Floral Dengni Raymond Andrews at the home of Mrs. T. Wheeler A fractured skull was sustained Several tables of bridge were played by William Eardley, at Multnomah. PHON E 0455 Monday at 9 a. in., when he lost HI L LS DAL E B A R B E R SHOP J H Sidwell has acquired a control of his motorcycle and crashed UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT uniform that would make Chief into an east bound Sunnyside street i ' i «'i ♦*» ri kins of Portland jealous car ->n the East end of the Morrison The Hillsdale Barber Shop this STUDIO bridge. week changed hands, VV. M. Filimeli F.at'illey and the street car were Vfr and Mrs S Bonlokke of Yam B E A U T Y SHOP of Portland buying out the former hill, N H Nielsen of Deei Island both traveling east, witnesses told MRS. J. E. STEPHENS owner, H L. C hurchill. Policeman John Forken. The mes The new proprietor is an experi and Miss Ann Notgard were dinner M A R C E L L IN G enced barber, having owned and con guests of Mr and Mrs. J. H. Buck senger suddenly swerved his machine Phone 7803 striking the trolley just back of the ducted a shop in Portland for sev- Sunday. «V h B ff •••.% .% »•» ••• •% ••• •% ♦> •% front platform. eral years. Possession was given last C hristine Farmer spent the week Monday and Nit Funnel! will move MULTNOMAH hi- family from Portland as soon as end with her aunt, Mrs. Ford, in ••» .** •** v À**!* *2 * v v*»**«^*^ Portland. school is out PENI NS UL A Mr ami Mr .. ( harle an Kleek, Herman Miss Effie Vai i Kleek, FOR F I RS T HALL GAME VI cl/rntine, an I Henry, Eloy and Everett, enjoye I the prog lain Plans were completed at a meeting by the Kinton Sunday Schoo <»f the Tualatin \ alley Baseball league ter morning. at Garden Home for a schedule of games commencing April là up to 'The “500" party given by the Hi and including July 15 The league teon Progressive club Monday even includes eight towns, Garden Home. mg in the new shop belonging to Roy Beaverton, Brickyard, St Phillips, ( hristeu-eii was wi ll lattemieli VI r. 1 igard, V eris mi I. Fail vale and Dun and Vlrv Leslie Erickson, of Bonita, tiivvav Park received the fiisl prize» The coll Garden Home will play at Ri aver »olaiinn prizes were received bv Mis» tou April 15 at the same time Brick Gertiude Richter anil George Davis yard will play at Si Phillips, Tigard at Verboort ami Fairvale at Dumb Henry Nave and Herman Metzen way Park line were transacting business in t >ii April 22 Tigard will play at Porli,mil I uesilav Beaverton; Garden Home at St Phillips, Brickyard at Dtumiway Park and Fairvalr at Verboort. Vii»» Lovell Nelson is ab ent from bei ause of illness 1 >n May 2*F Diiimtvvay plays It sell! Tigard, Verboort at St. Phillips, IT J verton at Brickyard ami Fairvale at The Busy Bees, Hi teon bachelor i ,.o den I Lune sewing and handwork c lub. met W -il \!uv * », Emani will play at Fairvule. uesilav morning. The program for (unirti Home at Dunniway Park, St. the year was adi>|ited also the club I 'Ei 1 1 Ii ps at Beaverton, Brickyard at name They response to the roll V » i boor I call "VIy la votile v eei tabli ami how Mav 1.1, Tigard at St. Phillips. I like II »In iW i'l excellent a most Dtmntway I’uik at Verboort, Beaver chi >ice. toil Jt I an vale ami Ganlrn Home at Bi irkvard Remember, folk», you must be reg- Mav 20, Beaverton at Dtinniwav istered in order to vote at the pri - Park, BriiUvani at Tigard, Veiboort »t Gjiden Home, St Phillip- at Fail mary election on VI ay 18. fur the reason that a new law prohibits the V ale »wearing in of your vote at the poll» May 27, Tigard at Garden I foute, Remember also that next Tuesdai’, Brickyard at I air v ale, Verbi mi t al Vpril 17, is the last day on which Beaverton, St Phillips at Duuniwav mu can register in order to vote on SANDVALE HOME BEING Pai k ADDED TO AND BE AU TI F I ED M tv 18 Be -tire and call at the June .1, Beaverton at I iarilen Home, office of ( I Sticknev not later than St Phillips at Brickyard, V rrboort at next Tuesday Many improvemctits are under way I igatd, Duiimwuv Park ai Tairvale at the Saudi ale home on the high June 10, Beaverton ai Tigard. St VV l Motzkr, of Hi avertuti, is way A new coat of paint, glass en Phillips at Verboort, Brickyard ai the first to tile for election as mem closed porch and several other con Beaverton, Garden Home at Tairvale ber of the Republican central com- veniences are being added This week He would repre- cut the the old buildings outside are being June 24, Tairvale at Tigard, I hin nuttre. tin ii away to make room for a new Fast Be avertuti precinct. tiivvav Paik al I t.inlrn Home, Reavei driveway and garage, all of which Ion at St Phillips, Verboort at will add a great deal to the beauty Brirkvard." of the place. Seventv live youngster» enioved thè July I, St Phillips at Tigard Vu Imul t at Dumwav Park Fairvale at, egg htint Sunday at thè buine of VI r FASTER UIRliiDAY PARTY Mr and at Garden ami Vii» A VV Buchanan Braveiton, Hiiikvanl VI rx Johnstoii assistnl All children Home V reai birtlnllkv and F a - t e r party under 12 vears old attendine Sundav July 8, 1 hinniwav Paik at B-aver »chimi la»tcr iiiortimg viete inviteli vva» g l i e l i un I ani enee Pu tn a in at ton, Tigard at Hrickvatd, Garden and must of thrm recrived thrig hi» hoitn oli K y a n Street, ni honor ut In» u m i li b iit h ila y , T h u i» d .iv al share of thè 5(111 egg» hidden in thè teniooti, V pi il 5 Tlu I a -te i - p i n i park The niany wild Howers and vva» l a n i n i olii thiotiglio ut thè party, ibi brighi col» ied rgg» and h.iliuv -pring day all hrlpcil tu makr it a vv11li huiiiiv game» and h utiliiig ol I a s il i basket» VII thè little g in -t x krrti dav I i nani Rhorback rei in ed vviie d i i - s u l a» l u m i n i - t a k i and fir-t pri/r, a laigr candy egg, ami Republican Candidate ivi i n a n i v i l l e s c r i e d vnth ch u i- late W alter Prink »n mi, a ehocolati egg lu m in i- Illu s e p u s i l l i were Bar For After thè eegx wete devoured game» i la i a B ix b y . B c itv B oli,in, t In to n i were enioved A P R I L 15 IS DATE CHOSEN J. W . Connell l ’o iie ll, SHERIFF Primary Election May 1928 IN AN AGE OF SPEF.D ads for tt ix the onl> C u l lli m ill K ’il l i o n s \ s t e m i h a t links the entire nation and |it-nnit* \ «nt t o i n t t i i o 1 1 e 1 \ ntnplet « U: a v tien revanl .V W W W W .V k V W L V .W A 1 The te le p h o n e li > I »I istalli c. VV 1 ik iiiiì » la ck ie T'.in- ACCURACY VI i ami Mr» II disviale. •ti VV The 1 meeting* and - v u 1 Il Ul of UM VV li.it -i i v ei i lub N N .4^ held at the h«Itili of Vll-S Fit.- ■ibcth VV ele i 1- on Mlottilav evctntig. \pril 2 1 he fifi» »u cnled to give a bun quit sll P|UT I i t he club miL mbt i v mi Tuesday ri« t o i l J 1. .At Ihe church Tin Ihr tt-lephonr qiv A you PRIVACY Joyce ker. Vicie Otteo. Bobu Pfeifer, Di VIV M ecler, Blau e 1 hutchci Mr and VI rs. R 1. Tucker of in- . Hdl-tk iru alteinlrd the regatta on Hill v k »ei ni i . N o r m a n and I loi ace I akr VV ashitn-ton al Sr.itili in n the t 'shii 1 , am i Vllcu Putnam . werk nul I ilivrisity • »f Washing loll and l iiisn-its ol t a l i l i ma wete Mr and Vt i » 1 t . VV h i e l t i K. ihr contestants in the b at races i it- -pent Vluinla v evening the ll I Puma Washington County icak«*, •ih ut». SPEED Vti ECONOMY C ER T A IN T Y art Oregon Telephone Co. W.U |5\l < ' WAVA’.VyWVAVAWSW.WSmVAW.V.V.V.V.V.V.'.V.V 1 s4 1 e Professional Cardi Kuid.i tat J. la i.fi A big cake is to be BRIDGE ADVOCA T i S f o r MULTNOMAH STILL ACTIVE room having the most P. R. Dallman The yard back of the schoolhouse being graded this week tm u-i in practicing for the spring track meet Mrs. Kirby Britch anil son. Byron, who have been in California during the winter months, returned to their home in Huber last week ■V VV Buchanan, who ha» been ill the past ten days, i- much improved SPRING IS T H E T I M E TO PAINT UP AND CL EAN UP V special sale of paints is being held at the Multnomah Hardware and Furniture Store. The firm will send a salesman, at vom request, to figure any interior or exterior decorating that you may wish to have done, with no obliga tion whatsoever to you. Color cards and decorative hints will be furnished to you by calling at their store and requesting them. ? H A RD W ARE t Plumbing and Heating} I X t lark 2003 Beaverton, Or Special Sale F OUNTAIN PENS £ April 14 to 21 $5 00 $3 50 $1.50 F ILLI NG STA S. Houle, former owner of a ga- raee at 'Tualatin, purchased the Mult nomah Filling Station from Mr. Mey ers this week. VG and Mi» R u » sci I Newman and Mr Houle is advertising “Snappy Mr and Mrs I.ou Newman and fam Service” as his slogan and guarantees dies, of McMinnville, -tient Sunday thit cu-tomer- will not be kept wait- at the Tuttle home. ing, but will have their wants at Miss Myrtle Johnson has entered tended to at once. Good Samaritan hospital trainmi — c hoi * I and intends to become a tiur-e The fourth card party in the series »pi-iisoreil by Orenomah Social Club I H H ave- is now driving a new will be of special interest to the citi Dodge car. zens aint business men of Multnomah, inasmuch as 50 per cent of the pro- A baby girl was born to Mr cee»ls will go to the Boosters’ Club Mr». L. Lee on VI arch 28 at light fund. The committee in charge home of Mr- Lee's mother, f the event will be Maude M Miner V a»tn! and Matie I Shrailer, joint chairmen, Mr and VI rs Rekwuie and VI r »-»i»te»l by May Ream, Mildred Gil- and VI i - W od were dinner guest- key, 1-tfie keagle, Mattie Putman, of Ml and VIrs A VV Buchan an 1.vdia R Stoner, Margaret Ani>vke, Sunday, the occasion bring Mr. Bu Ruth Schanen, Amelia Bolton and I »-rena Stack The date is Wednes challan'» birthilas day evening. April 25, 8:30 o'clock V ern i >1 tllpsi »I (land, an» V\ all ace I Vntp' >ev f I. ■- Vngelt » SPECIAL MUSIC GIVEN AT F A S T E R S E RV I C ES SUNDAY are visiting at the h-»u ne i ihcir aunt VI r VV II lliihhaid The F.aster service Sunday evening Mr* VI T ( lark and Dorothy at the Multnomah C -mmunity church Kuth and Rachel ( lark were gue-l- drew a large crowd and was greatly mi ned bv all VI I- II (■ Br»»wnrii’gc Sundav The Junior choir gave the first ti" her. an anthem. Dr. Ira Man- 1 VV ii k-tratiil I- dt at lit» h»Hiie. idle gave a vocal solo, Marie Lacey '■tat -■ 1» accompanied bv Lois AI OH A HURT R SCHOOL Mitchell. ( art Rohmer and Dr G. J Vrnes.-ti played a Hawaiian guitar lai Parrish absent lint. Vlr- t E. Niederer rendered -ch. th \ rrk a vocal solo, and the senior choir VV VV hi a nr‘\\ -ang «ever.il selections The pastor, habí hi Rev D S. Sharpe, delivered a verv The t » i r I > 0 * 11 !* !« a hiki appealing sermon throu- h the wen H I lie'»tI ay Vt ¡la t orniu-. service four per- \ lunch . ed Th« ’ ' became members Bobbie and a • •• 0 • w l Franc«« Royer nn»l • « • « ■ ta » *» 0 % uh Harold Duhiuit Nlr and Mrs Dan moved tu Portland Phone ÄVVWV.'AV.V.V.V.VAWf Mrs Thomas Guy returned Monday front a week’s vacation with relatives S H OUL E P UR CH A S E S T H E hi Portland MULTNOMAH F. W . BISHOP y have Makes. All Standard No f Pen». Cheap DR. A. E. WILSON O ptometrist • •% ***•'* •**•*••*• Beaverton V. ccci '(fit Block wood. Planer 'v 1 i grades of Utah Wa-h. 1 ‘‘ P. L. Schultz — : — l’h»>ne Yard at F'ront -V Nla,n Briquets •AVA'AVAVAV. Beaver Theatre j1 5 Beaverton Oregon___ ^ ------------------------ Friday it Auction Nnht Friday-Saturday. April D LF. GIONAIRF IN PAR'5 ami good i ; 1 Auction Night l i ’ iT’ * Sun-Mon. - Tufi Api D l t l T H E Y A N K E E CLlPPtK Starring VV dliam Elinor F W e d .-T h u rt., 1» l>- N A p r il Merchant«’ Cooperati»» I >• üble I ’ S P O I L E R S OF THE Vk anJ Demptey-Tunnev Fight MM Same V»!n *»' M f X M * s V‘‘ *