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THE BEAVERTON
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PUBLISHED BY PIONEER PUBLISHING CO
BEAVERTON, OREGON.
v VOL. 3, NO. 2
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P M M P H S ABOUT
LOCH PEOPLE
W A SH IN G T O N C O U N TY A G EN T
TO H A V E A S S I S T A N T
FRIDAY, MAR. 22, 1929
PRICE 5 CENTS
THE
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CANYON
AND I T S
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C ecil VS
Foninoli*
SURVEY
FORMAL OPENING
OF FINANCE
HELD WEDNESDAY
William F. Cyrus, (or the past
fix e years agricultural instructor m
It ».i* into this wonderful country,
the McMintivillet high school, was
steeped in the romance of mystery
Mrs. W . H. Scidmore, of Port- appointed this week to the position
and legends, 588 years after the first
w»' a business visitor in Heaver 0 f assstant county agent in W ash |
explorer* hail disturbed its brooding
^ t(MI Wednesday.
ington
county,
according
to an
solitude, that another baud of men
An event of much more than ordin-
, l
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I announcement released by the Board j
I ventured, seeking not
lht- “Cities ary significance to the people of this
iof Regents of the Oregon State |
of Gold" but something indefinitely uistnct was the opening Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. IteTday and daughte. ^ g r '- ^ tu r a l College. Mr. Cyrus
‘ more vulmblc
another link to w ell evening at Aloha, of the new Aloha
>ht*Ury f ranees, of Long Reach
considered highly qualified to Pake
into the chain of travelers inquis- Finance C orpottilion building for pub-
ornia, Leland Shaw and Miss \ ena (jp tj,e «work as assistant to county
itions. I he route of these explorers
|„ inspection ami the transaction of
*' tCaskitl w ere dinner guests at the ■ ;iKellt M cW horter. He was born and
was well defined,
so that o th e r*> business. The
new building
is of
Vs m
Th> ng home Wednesday. M i s s j rearcd on , farm in Linn county
might
follow hi their footsteps, but, brick construction, equipped with a
Delday and Leland Shaw attend the antj ¡s thoroughly familiar with the
|unlike
their predecessors, their <>b- modern fire proof vault
The interior
University of Oregon.
j Willamette valley agriculture. During
le cto r
was founded in fact - not js finished and completely furnished
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the past five years ’ e has conducted!
fable. In due course the surveying m excellent shape and everything is
Frank C. Doane, formerly of Cor- adult agricultural classes and agric-
party, for it was such, blazing the strictly modern
In
fact this office
clius.l has rented the W. H. Scid- nltural projects among high school
I boundaries of the Grand C anyon easily rank* first in beauty, convett-
■ated
housc on Lombard street. He bovs on fanns in Yanthill county
National Dirk which incloses one of u.»co and equipment with anv finan
item ¡S employed by the Union Oil Co. He wtis graduated from the Oregon
•he world's greatest spectacles
rial institution west of Portland and
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Finance
Company Agricultural College in the class
The
Peaverton
Vi
It is impossible to compare it with ,h e
of n , ',v* r,on - A,oh*
»"«•
1**22 majoring in animal husbandry.
the deal.
Hither are instlv proud of this new
C
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,
die
tremendous
white
spectacle
of
the
Prior to taking up work at Me
1 induces institution as i vrrv inatet-
Himalayas, or with the House of
^ “■’’w Mr*. W alter Albert, of Portland. Minnville, he was teacher of agric
Kverlasting
F
irr
of
the
Hawaii
Nat-1
* l,y f v u W h y
,h f wholehearted
I(™- visitedf with her brother, Geo Thyng ulturc in the F.lgin high school in
support and co o peratio n extended by
ii'liai
Park,
or
the
17,000
feet
of
-now
and family Wednesday.
eastern Oregon. During the seven
them.
H;
and gkicier which rise abruptly be-
years that he has been in agricul-j
Dewey
Drorbaugh
has
finished tural teaching work he has trained j
• veen the
observers eyes and the I he officers of
the Aloh i Finance
T H E F O R E C A S T L E O R T H E C I T Y O * -V£>V
summit of
Mt. McKinley, because it Cor|>oration are President and Gen-
plumbing the K. B. McMillan hous< | numerous live stock judging teams
has nothing in conation with any of Pral Mtmagcr C. J. Slickn ey; secre-
ot
Canyon
road, overlooking
the and b ¡s teams have taken high rank
nter
B E A V E R T O N HIGH N O T E S
¡L O C A L W O M A N W IN N E R IN
these. Rut
of its own kind there i* tarv F K Fitzwater, of th, Multnn-
golf lisk v
jin competition with other stndet t
the
NATIO N W I D E
C O N l K S I nothing in the world which approach- mah Cornu tercial
X- Savings Rank,
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I ¡"dging teanis from various sections
T H E T O R C H HONOR M E E T I N G
. U
cs
. . . . it . . in
. form',
. . . . . . . size,
. . . . . and
...... glowing
P. . . . . . . . . color;
....... Treasurer.
11 e »isiii ci, Homer \ t arpenter, of
Mr. and Mrs. W .
T . Rolls,
of iof th'
Northwest Ut the Pacific
ert
Mertha D. Fox, Box 557, Route - i, ¡, much the greatest example of th, Guardian Building ft Loan \*so-
Portland were
guests of
Mr. and ¡ International Livestock Show
Re-
The Torch Honor Society held a
Bewvertoti. Oregon
Oregon, is
is one
one of
Pr(,*i 0 n. And
meeting
Tuesday
for
the
purpose
of
o. 102
«"- strMm erosion.
And ... its power riation ,,f I W t lm d
( ha* VV Broom
Mrs. F. A. Noyes at dinner W ed n es-¡cau se of this background in live stock
the looker of Mohtf. an able and experienced
and crops work under Willamette planning initiation for the new m e . n > " * e winners in an.deal harm home to r,ltUc „.e emotion of
Fred day
v alley conditions, it is felt Mr. Cyrus j hers. T h e new members will pat t* " , c , t ,n wh,ch "'orethan fi.(XK) tarn. ,,n to , trPpPfy or to exhilirate, it accountant, will he an assistant to Mr.
charge of
the
is well qualified to take up the train-, on a program in tin assembly m I :nen a,,rt women submitted plans from h„ no P(|Ma| „f any wind anywhere. Ftickney and have
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hedge left
I
.very
section
of
the
United
States
unless
it
he
the
sttirry
firmament
office detail work.
ju n a
,
....
_
of boys’ and gris’ 4-H livestock lbe m a r future
nM Friday j morning for Chico, California
. ,
. . . . . . .
¡T h , contest was sponsored by the ¡{SP|(
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and crops clubs to which it is pro
In addition to real estate, litin i, in
ih i B b e r - f they will visit for some tim
I Vmcrican Farm Bureau Federation
posed that he will devote at least
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The boundaries inclose 56 miles ot sUrance of all kinds, safe deposit
pri with their daughter and other friends
is
another
step
forward
in
its
cam--
50 per cent pf his time.
ST U D E N T BODY M E ET IN G
stretching west |„.XPS Ptc ,j,r A|,,hn F j„ alu.p Conmr-
Ifred j
I aign for better living conditions the Grand Canyon
" i feel we tire very fortunate in
of
its
beginning
at
the
mouth of the .,tjon wj|| a|so handle a branch office
1
Glenn Alexander and son of P o r t • blaming a man of Mr. Cyrus’ tram-j A short student body meeting was for every farm family in America.
Marble
Canyon.
Through
it winds f ,h P Guardian Building ft l. m n as-
The farm home deigning contest
land weie dinner guests of Mr. and ing and experience," coun*y agent held, Friday, March 15 for the pur
the
Colorado
River
for
a
distance
°f *ociation of Portlaml and is author-
(f) plans from the state of
Mrs. Guv Alexander Sunday.
¡M cW h o rte r said today ‘“At McMin- pose of having bills paid and the dr j,v*
103
miles.
1
he
Grand
*
an>on
Nat
j/Pc| to trtmsact a complete savings
Oregon.
Of
this
number
Miss
Fox
I
J nville his standing is very high annual boat trip discussed.
is a
|,,an business. On ihr o)iening
and three other Oregonian* are in ional 1 ark is in northern Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. F. VV. Bishop art-
among both randier and business men
i tnd
anil from rim to rim thfit |H»rtion ,dav thus new institttt'on started with
eluded
in
the
list
of
winners.
spending a >,veck in eastern Oregon
Mr. Cyrus is establishing his resi-
O R A N G E B IN IT IA T IO N
t Wtl
Miss Fox’ nlan calls
for an ec o n -jo f the canyon «within the i>ark \arir« a volume of 163 guardian 6 per cent
'• nee in Hillsboro and started work
space from 4 to 18 miles in width; it *s 1 «axinur« account« and Mr. Stick ney
Aldcn Wilson of O. S. Í . is ai
. to m
r-
vi/-ir«_
l he Orange B had initiation of | oniical conservation of floor
,
.
.
j,
March 18. Mrs. Cvrus in a William-
c
,
„
,
.
.
'm ore than a mile deep measured , re-iUrfs this will W increased to J 00
, home lor the sjiring vacation, rle is
.
» . the new members, Wednesdiiy betorp j and is genertilly adaptable for
na s .
,
,
,
,
ettr valley girl, ih e v have three ,
,
, , *
,
. , ,
/
.
.
.
from the north rim, which averages within a sho-t rime
the
student
body.
'J'be
new
members'
-aetical
farm
h"iiw,
in
the
opinion
, , «howmg several ash trays *«d
f }litdrpn< - - - - -
‘ “
»
ques at his fathers jewelry store,
Hive, a r e : ; Beverfy Spear, F ra n ce s!..f seven famous architectural judges! nearly a thousand feet higher than
Delegations
ms.
v
,
.
.!»>*•« ‘ Jenne. Bessi? Johnson. Betty Taylor I and experts.
j »h« south rim. The park boundaries
1 u-,n n* ., from
rrM"
f 6 rtlaml
3'"1
that he made at college and which
Ymmg pa.rs Angora wool rabbits,
Hf)en H()merich
________________ hug the rims closelv The northern "d lsb o ro
M.mq .1
zw.lh
l.gral
show unusual artistic ability.
\V(v°13 to 4 inches long. ^ 2 patr. B1
^
^
,lr« . e d as a child'
Ask for demonstration best all e l e c - , rim is heavily forested with pinP. I rople ,n an tnupertion of the new
child
m J
County
Agent O T
M cW horter
^
e
,1 .
a] and hi* assistant, William F. f yrus
were in Beaverton and vicinity this
hf|(j week .looking over the territory and
1 hope t o announce the formation of
several 4-H clubs among the girl-
___ and b o y s.
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T h e Petrequin family, of Orenco,
moved to Mt. Tabor Saturday and
the Doeiing family were moved from
Beaverton to Shattuck station, on the
Gassett place. T h e
Gassctts
being
1 Nl- moved th p same day to Beaverton b»
* * * the Btaverloti Transfer Co.
C° n ^
MU,Mand
and gave a speech on «.vl,at
*.vrliat various
tifachers «h..noil»
thought r*f
of .......
love. Heve.lv
Beverly
Sprtvr
sang
“
Mary
Hail
a
Little
UNION C H U R CH S E R V I C E S
Lamb."
Lastly
the
girls
played
W E D N E S D A Y AND T H U R S D A Y
Stipes fir. cedur and spruce, interspersed " • * « " " « -
Wednesday
evening and
fwith beautiful glades of quaking '•"J-vH p.inrh. wafers and radio cn
aspen. The southern rim carri«»s a tertainment provided by the officers.
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slender semiorid flowering v egeta- A number of very beautiful bouquet«
S P O K E ON^ ‘ CHICKENS^
T
H
E
F
E
A
T
H
E
R
Y
K
lN
D
timi ((f rich be«nty and wide variety of flowers «were presented by P o r t
"drop the handkerchief"
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Aloha business
and southeast of the Santa Fe rail- land. Hillshoro and
• The Beaverton ministers have »r
Geo.
Lippcrt
was
the
principal r(,a(j «nition at Grand Canyon lies f,rm*
Order of the B Initiation
rtinged for two union church services
speaker over K 1 BR broadcasting r,njabout 50 square miles of fine yellow
which will be held at 8:00 p. m. on
After the Orange B initiation the the regular Brttverton hour
His sub .,jne forest. The eastern boundary
W25 Star
S|inrt Touring—a good
\\, ilne-day and Thursday
evening.
new members of thc Order of thc B iect was "chickens, the feathery kind” | ¡nP|u,|es the lofty painted walls east,
March 27th and 28th. T h e Wednes-
were
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initiated. The
new members! F.valyn Alexander played two piano,,,f vvhich lies the Painted Desert >U>‘ * n,lfs
eaverton.
day evening services will be hH, *n jtarned lheir ,,Ptt er in track, foot- solos and Rhoda Shellenberger and
Its 'x-estern boundary includes the
The Washington County Teacher«
the C hristi»in church Rev. Bert W a d - 1
Tall or basketball. Th ey dressed, as, Albert Harris sang, accompanied by broad Havasu Canyon, trilmtory from
dingt on of the Methodist church and A;irls. small kids, tramps and negroes, t Willis Cady '.it the piano.
'association w dl meet at
Beaverton
the south, in whose depths we find
the minister of the Congregational w
a|| prpformed beforc (hp stud-
T h c broadcasting station is being the Havastt|tii India Reservation and ‘^Pr,l ,’-
church. Rev. Donald
MacNetl
w.ll ent
U xed Anderson and Mil- moved this week to the Weatherly a group of fine waterfalls markedly
T. A. CO U N CIL TO
conduct the servie.c
|ion Boeing sang a duet at.d Monroe building on Grand avenue
different
from any in our other
M E E T AT F O R E S T G R O V E
The
Thursday
evening
service
w
'
'
,
Shanncn
sanj{
an
!rish
so|
0i
Alfred
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMahon, of
national parks.
of
H24
Ford
coupe—Good
rubber
and
Hillsboi >, were dinner guests of M r .* '”
, *1C ^ <>ngri gati' ’ti'd c|1ul
lohnson gave " I hp ( remation
T h describe thr Grand
('anyon The Washington county council of
and Mrs. Essex Marsh
Wednesday Kpv Oscar (o o p e r minister of the S i m
McGne." I V
program w«is license. Stipes garage, Beaverton.
National
Park
i«
a»
impossible
tis it the Parent-Teachers association will
Christian church and Rev. Roy Nolt
very interesting and after the new’
evening
til unnecessary. Few national spec- meet at Forest Grove high school Sat-
iof the Nazar,ne church will conduct\m m h e n preformcd aU thc Order of N E W A R R I V A L S U N D E R
thc service. On
Thursday
evening 1 the B sting the high school song
DR. M A SO N ’S
C A R E taebri have been so fully
pictured, tirdav March 25. at 10:30 p in.
.
few are so familiar even to the nit-
Mrs. P F Alger, representing the
J. E Davis left a few days ago for tbe linion communion service will be,
n
member* arc : Lloyd
A son arriv ed at the home of Mr | traveled
As I trav eled through th.- state Congress of
Parent-Teachers.
ti business trip to Texas and Omaha bp]d in commemoration of the first l And€rton Milton B o rinR Alfred John
leliver the principal address
H e «will be gone about three weeks.
Lord’S Supper which was held in tfii i son \ rchic Zimbrick Herbert Horn- an<l
Arverson, oh Rt 2, Saturifciy j woods and forests or through Its will
,klry bottomed canyons over pkitcns ( hester Lyons has chosen for his
L
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r
,
u»>l’pr roonl in
Everybody j ^rick. Brandal M o n roi Shannon. R o * , March 16.
At
Reedville
Mr.
and
Mrs
Chas
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(0
those windy protii*»ntorirt* this
subject ‘" I h e Real Cause
of Delin-
m B. ' * ny° n n ’a‘ . ' S now frc*‘ . irc’n' is cordially invited to
attend these fJ((rt L estcr n cnny v Crl Enwnons,
all litigation as the result of the
..
Ingley
announce
the
arrival
of
a
girl
*pcrtarlp
was
always
at
my
feet,
dis-¡qurncy."
Mr.
Haynes,
of
Aloha,
will
. ____ , t .
7
..
sfrv'C «-
i Richard /Wilcox. Tlum u s
Kearns.
disport of three suits in the courts
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.
,
, ...
.
on March 15.
rinsed in the sublimity of its tempted sing.
at Hill sboro this week. R. C. Pointer B I R T H D A Y S U R P R I S E
PARTY
’ l" ' r ' 1 ' * ' "
V
U
Tuesday, March 10 , a
daughter ar- depths, in the bewildering
glory of
A pot hick luncheon will lie served
was given $28W1, Elsie M. and A. P
F O R M R S . C O O P E R S E N |OR C L A S S
rived tit the home of Mr. and
Mrs j|, gorgeous
coloring. Th ere is no at the high school.
Christensen $2158 and Lucila L. an I
TO P R E S E N T “K E M P Y " Thomas R Walker and on the «am-’ preparation of mind to spirit.
To
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James Minor $5510.
A number of friends of Mrs. Julia
^_
'day a son visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. some the revelation is a shock, no
l*/26 t hevrolet Landau
Sedan-— re-
ICooper gave a birthikiv party at her'
spnior f |as# )Un^er ,h P dir i B. Sutton at Aloha
.m atter what the expectation T h e tottditioned motor, new rubber. Stipes
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rim of the Grand Oxnyon is one of Garage, Beaverton.
Tho- i-
Rohse is ill «with the hoir*r in celebration of her 80th hirth- pcj j on ,,{ Mrs. Robertson is work
day. Those present w ere: M e s d a m e s , ^
<>n )hp p|ay -Ketupy*’ which wall 1921 Chevrolet touring
$655. Stipe* , h<. „i|)pM p|arp, on parfb
rvpn
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mumps
Mary Stitt, H. O. Stipe,
G e o r g e , ^ presented in April.
Outrage, Beaverton.
when it h cr-ws-ded with people,
if« NF.W I N D U S T R Y
^ ^ f t r t F Day, l.e*ter A Batd>, o f Tfivnc. Inez Whuvvorth, D o j C i t y ,
"K en
otnical play and very ^
^
,» „ »
motlonle«« imreaHty '« " " r o f tF
IN B E A V F .R T O N
Beaverton,
Allen
F\ Hubbard, of Otto Erickson, Ruby Bovd, J.
■ KOod> as
proven by the part that CAR O V F R T U R N S
t w o first and most powerful impression-.
Aloha and W. A. Wilson, of Raleigh. Davis. N. VV Gorham, Robert .urn j_;nco)n higrh school seniors arc pre
° it makes and yet the Grand Canyon
H
Shann«»n has lease.I the Hau
have Iptirrhased Chevrolet cars from mers. F.lmer Stipe, V. A. Wood.
^ renting the same |>lay this week
Harvey Williams and Agie Fred- is really a motion picture T h e re is lenberk planing mill tet
Beaverton
Stipes Garage this week
N. J. Skee R- Nelson and Mrs. ' ooper
Patt chr»sen is: Kate Bence,
rick son met with an accident Satur- no moment that it does not rhanve f,,r tW(, yparx an,| expects
to c«<*n-
wr. ne
iii*iirance.
^ number o f p re in
and
,t, , S h i v lv ; Ruth B««CC, Vi
<|..v night wh. i. ih .u
ear left t h e ' Mwavs its «had.svs i - r insensibly m,.nrP
ooeratiotH
ahoMt
April
1
nee
o|«eratums
gifts were received. Refreshments of ian H arris; "Krtnpy”
- James.
-
. Mark
. . r< ad
. and
.
- • •
* * • * I *■ •
*
turned over. Agie
Fredrick-'filtering,
disappearing
here, appear-
.
.
.
. .
ice cream, cake and coffee was served j nn,.s . | risk •• Merril, Jim Underwood; j son only had a slight bruise but Har- ing there, lengthening here., shorten-
* nr
>*i*
fn f
Last Tuesday a truck belonging to
at Scholls and these will be brought
'M a ’* Bence. F'sther Schrader; " P a " Vry Willitims knee wa* badly cut and, ing there There is a continual nmve
a Hillsboro transfer company turned E N T E R T A I N S IN HONOR
"■ent W ith every quarter hour i t s : * ™ "
bi* ,ruck* Thp ' ,,ul1 o f,ie«
Bence. Milton Boring; Jane Wad«, h- will be laid up for some time.
r.ver fw u e on the highway near Beav-
O F M RS. EAGLETON
I-lidding adjoining the O. E , tracks
difference may he measured.
Eva 1'engy; Ben Wade, Lewis Poole. |
erton and the driver did not receive
will have to be moved over several
‘ Continued next week!
a sera- h Stipes Garage helped them
F.rma Nelv.n entertained a number
^
___
feet to as to i l l m f room for the
J. W , R A Y N A R D
right the car.
of fririnds at her home Friday even- N E W M E M B E R S IN lT l « * » E D
W IL L R E T IR E
1936 Chevrolet T o u r in g -n e w Duco ‘ rucks to turn here with their long
IN TO O R A N G E B
■
'in c in honor of Mrs. Helen Hocken
After 21 years of
active
work H"** rubber
Stipes Garage. Reav •
T h e grade Sim * I is planning a pro- F.agleton who was recently married
He will insfill in connection with
Beverly
Spear,
Bessip
Johnson,
Bet
jVith
different
telephone
companiest
c
t
o
n
.
gram for March 28 Each room will A large number of
beautiful
gifts
i the planing mill a saw that will cut
Raynard ha«
« • t r i l te something toward the ev- KVr r p received bv the bride. . Refresh
. . . ------ |ty Taylor, Helen
----- Homerick, were im . in this district, J. W
ties and lumber. At the «xitset he
i the Orange retired and says hr intend* to «pen I H A N D K E R C H I E F S H O W E R
«rung* rntertainment.
Intents were serv ed Those t re«ent tiated into the Order
will hire 5 men in the mill an«l 5
G IV E N M R S . F.NGLF.KE
I km I v meeting the rust of his time on his farm
r»ere : F lsir Whitworth, kuth D ark, " B ” during a student body
C»f*
men for cutting and hauling logs.
Some vervl His first tob was with the ScholG
Hnrris.
Mice Wednesday
morning.
H p hopes to increase bis crew in a
The Misses Irene and Leona He.u Vivian and Dorothy
After the Fnstern Star held a prac
V
' " '
cousin Henry Hein, w e n I b n - n. U Lnn Chin. Genevieve and •«lever -Perches
and
-t.
,v . ' ^
** - S
A’
short
time.
sub tice meeting Tues.lay evening a sur
guests of Mrs. A Brinkman in Port D. rothv Peterson. Katheryn Reach, .given. That evening thr Orange L 'bat n«t% therP were »n<v
prise sh'iwer of handkerchiefs wa«
.
N o rffn MUn, Ruth L in d y rg »
anrl girls e n t e r t a i a d ike cad idu c t at ’h, «cr4>rrs thrrr M d 7 J m D f i v tr t o a
land ' Sunday.
given Mrs William F.nglrkr in H«m«>r| Burbank seed p.rfatoes ID *» per
Fagleton
left Portland theatre and in return tf
Fnima Hocker
Mrs
DÄ you know that Th y n g serve» of her
birthday. Refreshments
of sack
Bravert«>n Feed anil I roduce
th
tafcP c. oirdjv for A«t .na where she will candidate« treated the girl» at
I*®
Chevrolet
c«(tch—will
Hot
Dogs
and
Light
Lunches
cake and coffee were served
Market..
Hazelwood
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