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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1930)
T *t ^ v w w A v w B E A V E RTON y v Tigurd Graduate Wins High Honors at Stanford University E N T E .ir.T lS E Recitation, Song of the Willamette latin. almost suffered a real tragedy attired m .» beautiful gown of white i*11' car being conspicuous by appro- Ardi, Nelson. a few days apo when their new goal crepe, proceeded to the altar on the i riate decorations, Class Prophecy, Edna Blanken. . Tt, n ’ 7” a beautiful white spccinian recently ami of her father. She as attended bride is a daughter of Prof. Jessec’ ' llPCr* S° ng' Ckar,ol!t' 1 !’urchased. ate all the pedigree tick- by Mis., Helen Stites, iier v \ r 1 1 o \'v • r 1 V ' !*vcd n _ 1 '* ^ro,n *b. front of the rabhit hut- TE A CH ER S' E X A M IN A T IO N S B> F" B ^ X c d r y nna ceremony was used, the in IKar“ ‘ ronl K»r!hood. >he is a •Auaress, County Supt. N. A. Frost Much valuable data was con- Die fin with k»’r*du* le of '• ,nc ,n High School Presentation of Diplomas, E. l>. «Wned by the go.it which w .is pax- nnistei closing the service '•»'II chosen words of advice after and ,hc 0 r c H l> » Normal School, and . , , Eugene Bishop, oldest son of \fr Hite. lured for a bort time near the Notice i* hereby g.ven that the and Mrs. M. Frank Bishoj. h[ s which congratulations were in’ order ' ha,‘ !K° n a Uacl,or in our puWic many pedigreed r.ib- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rollins and r * " ’ NVi‘ h , ‘ .„tv School Superintendent of been chosen manace- ,u e , n;n ,he ,hree >'c-*r* Th« bits to handle, tfu' luncheon cn- \n appetizing luncheon a* served at si'h then the guests viewed the 1 ' '•*' the Ford Mo- wmsoM «-¡i £ SET i *...... ■ vo bv the goat is no lauphing many presents given to the happy ^ C .,?* '^ ‘ “ and Mr. and he regular «animation of applicants Lmversity. This is one of ihr* « of rJ | matter to the owner at least. The Peterson children were couple. About one o’ch^k Mr and MrS A eB 1 " ,;tke thcir ho,,K' ,r State Cerificates at the office coveted positions and highest honors n* y«Jr,| I E. C. Richardson who returned home Decoration Day. ’ Mrs. Allen departed on a wedding “ 'V1 ,,hllr " u ,,y a the County School Superintendent at this great school. Eugene (S 1 Mr. and Mrs Geo. Anderson and £ HP. Bill Maurer doing the graiu, 'y * '. the,,, abundance and happiness yeîr, ^ * b f £ C " " ' ,mv the Court House at Hillsboro, j graduate of the Tigard Public School _ Patty Miss Lucille Hite a,„i i. . t-i:... “,p !Wu " e0K' ago is improving Honors b> driving them to Portland, all their days. , on as fo llo w s C o m m e n c in g ! and the Beaverton High School and liar Flint >'iand gaining weight very rapidly fol- *'eek end etui a* 'odinoci at the beach. ||,,v Vednesday, June 11. 1930, at 9 H « attainment of this high position «Pent the week ... . lowing a nine weeks at the hospital Mr. and Mi list of I „'dock a. m. and continuing until i'* ,hc refult of jiis characteristic Wash., " w " ^ t| Saturday June Hth 19J0, at 4 o’clock hard work- and fully justifies the Washoug.il, w e r e e r e at t h V e * ) = j hi -A,^ s JO frt Waun(‘ r hns hvr" ««provim ., , ‘ , ,*“ * acre tar: - near Tualatin to BatUrd J confidence and expectations of his North home over over the week end. m- Mr. and Mrs Ch ” ***— - | ron*5der*>le extent. He has a walnu parents and friends. We may expect Wednesday Forenoon, U. S. His- ( has. \ ,m Klerk ' ( rchard of sixty trees, several acres great things of young people of his were Sunday dinner torv Writing (Penmanship). hom#» _r *« _ , tr SWests at the ' • strawberries, besides a wonderful vT m rr ** HPU U M H h iM V type, who represent the best in the f Mrs. (oburn at Dayton. 11 trden. He has chickens and tur Wednesday Afternoon, Physiology, IIan^- CHURCH OF CHRIST frank Schmeltzer and children of 1 ’>s jlso land, at 3 30 All members of the Rcv. (i. \\. Springer, Minister. Reading, Composition, Methods in | The writer was talking last even-1nf:lr The Dalle *• were visiting at tlw I hi isiian chinch are invited to par .. Mrs H. S. Logan was a guest of Reading, Method in Arithmetic. ‘ng with a young man, a recent ” Metzentine home last week. ticipate in this service. |Mrs C M. Stites for a week, re- . Last Sunday afternoon the mem Thursday Forenoon, Arithmetic,1 graduate from high school, who Mr. and Mr,. Chas. Van Klw-k re? l,y’ I History of Education, Psychology, stated that he could not go to col tended graduation exercises at H ills-¡ At ,he school meeting Mondin bers of the church enjoyed a radio ¡service, celebrating the 1900th an CO N G E G AT IO N AL C H IL D R E N S lege because of lack of funds. I boro Thursday. I evening, O. R. Kraus was clectcu I Method* in i aphy. niversary of the beginning of ihc ., _ l°ld him about Eugene, who worked D AY PROGRAM The Misses Donnell and Doris I rcnia*n ’ n Tualatin ano'hri year. Thursday Grammar, ’ Ge- his way in one of our most fashion- w^ « < i church on the day of Pentecost. The inuiauajr Afternoon, ’ __ Smith spent ‘Sunday afternoon with MfS \V. R. Hawxhurst, \fr<. C. Following a brief session of the Iography, American Literature, f h y s - j ay e atl(j famous schools. He is service was made possible bv 'he Elizabeth Struthers. ^ 'bon and Mrs. Alvin Wells of Sunday school at 10:Jit a. m., the courtesy of the Beaverton Radio1 ics, Methods in Language, Thesis for emulating another Oregon youth who ! McMinnville, are in Southern Ore- _ annual children’s day service will lie . an<1 N,rs Chas VanKleek en- to . who let us use one »>( their Primary Certificate. ¡graduated from Stanford under simi- Friday Forenoon, Theory and Prac- iar circumstances, and is now fairly teruined at dinner Thursday the fol- K° n V*itin? rf,a,ive*- Mrs Wtl«»n electric"radb.s. The" service was "eVv Jul<l ;,t 11 o’cKark. with the fol guests: Mr. — and Mrs fluid I h «? h I I ? ls,er at r,rants r*ass w,1ile satisfactory. lowing special features: tice, Orthography (Spelling), I hysi- well known as Herbert Hoover lowing if- . — .•*•». Processional, School. , Mr the other ladies visit at Kirby. Mrs. ankleek of Kinton. Mr. and The general celebration of the an- cal Geography, English Literature, President of the United States. The 3,1 / ' Hawxhurst will meet her sister, M r s niversary of the day of Pentecost Song, Smiles and Sunbeams, June alter VanKleek and Kathryn Helen Chemistry. power of success comes from within, Boswell, tiravlin from San Francisco. will be next Sunday. |»ti<n Friday Afternoon, School Law, Al from a noble motive, from a moth of Beaverton Mrs, Coburn of Dav- Recitation, A Boy’s Creed, Amos Next Sunday Mr. Springer will prayers, and from honest ‘ on, Mrs. Ida Toynton of Spokane gebra, Geology, Civil Government, er’s Sprggel. speak on the following subjects: . , . , .. , endeavor. Mrs. Eva Cluff of Wisconsin, S W Ruth Lewis Becomes Bookkeeping. Morning, ‘T h e First Christian So,- uck’ 1 »thenne V an k erk Saturday Forenoon, Geometry, 'Following is the announcement Evening. ‘T h e Scriptural «-ittle (urU Bride of Frank Allen i mon." from the Stanford Daily: Botany. Heart.” | Duct, 1 hat Sweet Story. Mrs Mike Kahr leaves this week Saturday Afternoon, General His Eugene Bishop was officially The’ Christian churches of Portia,, I Si," rt IMav; At ,ht> ^os*ro^\*. Four teen t haracters. tory. named as business manager of the for Baker, Ore., to visit her brother. In a very pretty and impressive are holdin ■ n pentecotsal communion Sernsunette (illustrated), Minisier N. A FROST Stanford Daily, for next year at a outdoor ceremony, Friday morning service next Sunday afternoon at i Cordial welcome to all. meeting of the business staff held County School Superintendent (hi |Masi>ii|c building aiulitorium. May 30, at 10:30, at the Lewis TU ALATIN last night. Bishop’s appointment was West Park and Main streets, Port- T. Arthur Dugan, Minister. homestead, Kith Elizabeth Lewis approved by the Executive Commit was united in marriage to P'rank C. unj| NOTICE OF A N N U A L tee Tuesday when the recommenda What is the matter with Oregon, Allen. The sun broke through the SCHOOL M E E T IN G tht j tions of the Publications Council 1 irge fill is being put in at Os- c'ouds to,smile a blessing on the oc- were passed. vvego on the Pacific highway. The cas>°n, which everyone knows is a | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to In the fall of 1928 Bishop began BUSINESS 'he legal voters of School District work on the business staff. A year work has been going on for some Kood onuen. The service was read ID. ime. It is being done by W . E ’ be Rev. Thos. DeMoy, uncle of No. 48 of Washington County, State ' jn 1929, when he was junior, he CARD S auser, of Oakland, Cal. One also! ’ be groom, before an assemblly of of Oregon, that the ANNUAL was promoted to the position of notices that a number of the la- invited guests. The bride vva» SCHOOL MEE1ING of said r>is-1 advertisin«? manager. Part of the borers are from California by the s‘ven away by her father, P. F. trict will be held at High School i year he supervised Palo Alto ad- California licenses on the cars i Lfwfs- Auditoriuin; to begin at the hour of vertising and this spring he has parked near the job. This contractor AI‘ SS Virginia Parks sang I Love Eight o’clock p. m. on the third taken charge of San Francisco com shipped all his machinery from Oak You Truly,” and the wedding march Monday of June, being the 16th mercial publicity. Bishop is a mem land. Why, with all the unemploy as played by Mrs. Wentmore. ber of Sigma Nu fraternity. day of June, A. D. 1930. Ncw- ment here, could not the work have .ittie Miss Claire - Rogers - - -- - of ........... Appointment on the Quad staffs beer done by local contractors? Will berg acted as flower girl, scattei This meeting is called for the pur pose of electing One Directoor to and election of the editor of the soine one answei* why? ing rose petals in the path of the PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. serve for three years and one Clerk Daily will be passed upon by the The Winona Rabbitry, owned bv bridal procession. T o the stirring 408 Dekum Bldg.— Third at Waihingtoa S t, to serve for one year, and the tran Ex Committee at its final meeting j Mr. and Mxs. Fred W ounns o f Tua- strains of Wagner’s Wedding March | H S S M !Î S R _ s a B i— - saction of business usual at such of the year, Tuesday, May 27. PO R T LA N D . OREGON Bishop’s work will begin with the , , . , , ~ ~ from Lohengrin, the bride, who was meeting. • ‘Xx-xv-x- *x-x* xv*x-x~x~x~x-"x~> •> .><. .> •:-x~x-x*-:~>*>*:> ->-;-->x»-x>- i'l Dated this 17th day of May, 1930. summer quarter. This is a change|‘ l 1 * *•' * 1 l - i - V T i l T T I from previous years, when summer ATTEST: quarter business was supervised by ^ £+0H+mtç>%l Trmntp0Hrnli*m F. W. LIVERMORE, Jr. the journalism! departinent. The District Clerk change for better maintenance of Chairman Board of Directors continuity in the business manage L. R DEAN, ment. Legal Notice* t^ jr ; '"LIZ ¿Church 0a*vicc-.$ï S2S Fr“k D “"- v< k 500 $ 1.50 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION • w k k ~ x --:*- x ~ x x x x x - x x x --:-- x *->-X' Good Bargains in Presents Pupils in Recital Thursday RADIOS Special USED Mrs Ina Erickson of Progress,! presented nine of her pupils in a I BEAVERTON R A D IO CO. piano recital at her home rhursda> j or Phone 9383 evening. May 29. Miss Thelma j Buy a New Radio or Service for Tefft of Beaverton, Harris Hanson | and Dorothy Dralle were also on your old one the program. Following were the <-X*!^XX~XX~X-J-XX*+’X X~X -X "& numbers presented. Recitation, Dorothy Dralle. ♦*x-x-x*-x.<-x>x-x-x>-x-:-x-:->-> Piano Duet, March Militaire, Schu bert, Elizabeth Struthers and Mis. Erickson. CHICKEN D IN N ER Tarantella, The Robins, \ irgil, 50c Dorothy De Haan. The Little Drummer Boy, Emer son, Summer Days, Williams, Mar BROADW AY CAFE garet Flint. — Beaverton, Oregon Piano Duet, Gypsy Dance, Mendel ssohn, Earl Dralle and Mrs. Erick- v x x » :-> x -:..> x x ~ »-x > -x ~ > -x -x x ~ x son. Tarantella, Virgil, Edelweiss Glide, Vanderbccks, Frances Hansen. Valse Des Fees, Ketteren, Eliza- bth Struthers. Maoes Restaurant Piano duct, March Militaire, Strea- AN D bborg, Russel Kahr and Mrs. Erick Billiard Parlor son. Vocal colo. Harris Hansen. IN M AN NING BU ILD ING Bee March, Miller, The Giants, j M ERCHANTS LUNCH Rogers, Earl Dralle. *. m. to 2: p. m. From the Tyrol, Heins, Tinker Bell,. Mers. Ardis Nelson. D ♦♦♦•»OOOOOOOM >»e»»0»»OM » Fleeting Clouds, Anthony, Planta - 1 tion Melody, Keiser, Russell Kahr I The Fifth Nocturn. T/eybeck. Ar- j Y A Y /.W .V M v . w . w . v .V V . putus, Kern. Irene Hansen. AUBREY L. F L E T C H E R Convent Bells. Bollman Render-1 A tto m .y a| Law vours, Aletter, F.thel North. The I The Flaterer. Chaminade. Beaverton .Oregon at t ë V û f J n on ey in $ 1.75 GREEN BLUE OR Sold together or W H IT E separat« F- A. NOYES B«*verton 3303 { I T V v '* ¿ & * Chevrolet dealers offer you an exceptional used car purchase service because they work under a uniform factory plan that makes used cars as important a part of their business as new cars. All Prices ♦“fr^-O-X-Xe-X*-/ x-x-x-x -x-:->-> FORD Reduced u r i n g M O 1524 COUPE LU ES $95 FORD COUPE 1922 —Sri- this car with good rubber, battery, motor and licerixe. Sold with terms for $40.00. of June FORD <-x~:~xx-:--xx-:-:-x--x~X".---x-:-:- at Hiteon school closed Thursday with 1 a picnic dinner at the school house, j The tables were groaning with good- j ; les and there were no damp spirits if {he day was so dang». Saturday evening graduation exe:^ cises were held F v the eighth g n R N E X T I class , which consisted of Amelia | 'Zimmerman, Ardis Nelson and Edna j ! Blanken. The following program was enjoyed by all present. Song. Rendezvous. Charlotte Jessee Recitation, Opportunity. Edna j Blanken. j History of Hiteon school, Amelia The famous “ OK that Counts” tag assures every buyer that each used car bearing it has been thoroughly reconditioned by expert mechanics to give thousands of miles of de pendable, economical service. SPECTACULAR A good utility car for business or pleasure. Motor is in good condition and the car looks good. Buy this one for___ _________ «1 I l t h ♦ HITEON SET COMPLETE s V Oh’«* with Beaverton Realty Co. Wedding of Thr Painted Doll. 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