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ot .o tt CBe pt* O teé ev»getve Established 1927 Enterprise Want ads bring home the bacon. FIFTH YEAR NO. 34 A R M IS T IR F U M H Y I Til RF lu DC N in n iliIlU L F U M I OBSERVED BEAVERTON, OREGON. Sur IWÄSHII!IfiTflN n n u ilN u u i i T i Y i IW HullIPi u 1 u r i East' rn Hoste” to 275 Visitor» Wednesday CLUBBERS PLACE HIGH III LIVESTOCK §0001 Evening at High School 1« mis cumin Get our prices first on your printing jobs. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1931 P R I7F S I M F rn iL L U U H L U liL ERED 81 LOCAL FARKEBS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Underway t o Reorganize United A ttem pt f| IP U f ç [LA u H l u ne 1 nr U r LU L West Side Clubs M uch e ffo rt is being put forth t o ! W edn esday evening the O ld e r o f jreorganize the United W est Side; 1 the E astern Star w ere hosts to the clubs, w hich consists o f the repro -1 'm atron s, patrons, associate m atrons, ______ sentation o f fifty -tw o com m unities. ___ _ __ | associate patrons and secretaries o f F prizes totaling in casn cash an ™ S ^ r,. . “ . com m ittee com posed o f ! I r«. A m erican L egion posts o f the ^ l't la n d and vicinity, in o id e i to Ivan B ierly, o f K inton, w inner o f . ifty-tw o {n u e s luiuiing ~ , , . . Ben Kieslunil, J a ca ca T Tat-1 lilt'sland. Portland, I ortland Ja »t-; Social club held , a 500 cou nty, aided by the cham bers o f lake ^ r e o f the large a ^ en d a n ce the C om m ercial National Bank t-H even *400 were w on by .. ashington com m erce o f various cou n ty cities lhe m eetin8 was held in the hl 8 h ,c o in show, w on first place in the 2f county farm ers in the open classes H uber’ John P Hogan, F ort-; . *>* y e M asonic Hall Frl- P. L. Schultz. Beaverton, duy evening. There were 14 tables at w ill join in holding an all-county iCho°* »u u itorium . T here w ere about ear c i a38 a t the P a cific International at the Land P roducts show at i an ’ an d á n c e T t the S h T e ‘ park audB orium 275 Hast Grand Ha- m . d ^ ñ ^ ' í r ^ c u ' s l m w ' ftm .'.ü .- ^ i 's " w e ^ ^ a w o r d i n g 7 o W m gathered at Beaverton to draft a A « u s c ia l program m tersper- W n ig h t N __________ o v e m b e , 11 ^ank M angoll. Past Grand A n,ua B ieriy, a brother, won s e c ó n , K. Cyrus, county agent. T w e n ty -tw . and by-‘a^ T heir plan f « d ‘ he Playing. A couple o f w h t.t- W edn edn esday esday night _ „ I „ s is to have a representative from 80' 0 i by Mr. Pierre A. C ooper premiums, 20 second. eight a part o f the annual A rm istice Day E lecta - M rs- Isb* ster o f St. Helens. place T heir 100-ear exhibit in open first _ each club in Lie county, to act as accom panied on the piano by Maur- . . ___ . . . 1 n n r l A a a i m i u t n f l l ' Q n <4 M i l I I 'i l l l celebration in H illsboro, i . .. » decis end A ssociate G rand Patron h rank c i a83 placed seeonu place. Judge E thitds, tw o fou rth s and tw o eight a boaid o f directors. Should this lce M anning was greatly enjoyed by B ressm an, o f the O regon State prizes were the way the m oney was ion was m ade at a post m eeting Frt- B aldw in, were present and form ally idea materialize, it will take the tde crow d as was several piano se- day night, attended by F orest D rove introduced as w ere the visitors, college, said the exhioit was one or divided. , place o f the m uch talked o f c o u ify lections by Maurice Manning. Mrs. finest he had ever judged. Franquette w alnuts from lcgionaires, H illsboro, F orest Grove Many very inspiring talks w ere given John Muerer o f Cedar Mills fa v o r «4 cham ber of com m erce A t the close o f the ch ap ter the j n Hje same 25-ear class, F ran cis county took ail the honors in thut and B eaverton cham bers o f com the audience with a couple o f vocal i evening w as spent in dancing and H olboke of Kinton, placed 5th: class. Ornar Fendall, F orest G rove i Kach tow n or dlstrlct wlU be host m erce are co-operatin g. 'to the club at meetings planned dur solos. She was accom panied on the cards. M essrs A lbert R ossi, Severson, Charles Kubel, K inton. placeu 6 th; ^ winning first, lollow ed in ord er bv A lth ou gh revenue from the Ar piano by Mrs. M argaret P ercey. and Ferd Groner, G ron er-R ow ell Walnut ing the year and it is hoped this m lstice night dances, given by jjjc and A riss and Miss R uth Ellen Haw- p o n c e s D etrick o f R oy, 7th Miss Ruth Filly held the high scoro m ethod will awaken more interest in com pany, tfnd O. A. Keehn o f C or variou s posts o f ttie county, usually ley furnished the m usic. Mrs. B or- B o sco e B ierly, K m ton, 9th. for ladies and Mrs. Jennie Sand- Schm eltzer, * eranice and lielius. H. R. Findley, Cedar Mills. the club and w ork accom plished. goes fo r the purpose o f finan cing tack o f M ultnom ah, w on the lau.es | Helen blocm received the consolation. H en H. N elsou the Donald E fy from m e Nehalem « .b , | won fou r blue ribbons and the their y ea r’s w ork, receipts from the Pr'^e at c a id s and ry Nelson won the gentlem ens prize P otato clu t b led by John Schm eltzer sweepstakes on potatoes, with R ow ell To Secure Option for all-cou n ty dance will be used to pay and Sam Laurence the consolation. fo r a W ash in gton cou n ty advertising The^ roonl waa beautifully beautifully deco- pia ce d sth in the drops ju d gin g con- Bros tuking the fou r seconds, an i R . B. Denny drew the door prize Widening Tualatin Highway page in O regon 's p ictorial invitation rated with large baskets o f fall test with a score o f 1692. Sam ples John Schm eltzer tw o third prizes, R efresh m en ts o f pum pkin pie and fo r the national convention in Ore- leaves and corn stalks, sunflow ers and 0( barley, oats, wheat, corn, carrots, This put W ashington C ounty to the c o ffe e were served. gon next year. I f there is anything j pum pkins. Th® refreshm ent com - antj onions were judged. In addition (front again in the potato linp. At a m eeting o f the County Court M i. and Mrs. W m . E ngleke and left over, it will be divided am on g miUe se ,v e d punch and ca k e’ , . t'at'1‘ contestant was required to W asbingon County w inners are as Thursday it was decided to secure bon R ob,.,., attended the h o r s e 's h o w the legion posts. j A m on g the P ortland people in at- grade a h alf sack o f potatoes a c c o id - follow s: H. R . F indley, v-edar JW-as, new options on tha right o f w a y iin Portland Tuesday evening P atriotic exercises will be held at tendance that w ere fo rm e r resid en ts ing lo the u . s . G rades o f N um ber 11st on C ertified rsui banks. Certified from B eaverton to H illsboro. State | Miss Catherine Beach o f U o f O the theatre at 11 a. m „ W tw .csd a y , o f B eaverton w ere M esdam es N W cn e '8; N unlber T w o s and cu..s. -- - - - » e a vlsiUng c n o i u. or her o. Netted Gem s -- C --------------- om m erial G em s — and ■ Engineer Clarke was present and e x -j,.pent s the week ® eml with N ovem ber 11, follow in g the parade <icrham ' w - c - Cauthers and G. E lm er A tio p s o i the Chehaleni Mt Com m ercial B urbanks, and Sweep plained that a 67 foot highw ay was parents Mr. and Mrs C C Beach ttA 1 dtu Iflld nn(<it/\na » • . n . . . . . . . * V' U' from the V eteran 's hall. C om m and- j a c o ° “ ' T , t# ™ la l° c i u d , p iacea ru st w im a au- -^uaes on potatoes. needed. N. J. Skee, P. L. Schultz, M r. K oehler is now living In the ers o f the F orest G rove and H ills-' Mr- and M rs' Jam es vvnitw otfh pound exhibit o f B urbank potatoes. R ow ell Bros. Scholls,, 2nd on Certl- B eaverton, C. J R ose, H uber, C J. 'C och in * Mr. Coch- The Dilley C alf club, led by -*eo- j fied B urbanks, C ertified Netted stick n ey, Aloha, will secure the op lan having moved to P ortland re- boro national guard com panies, will the E van s-W hitw orth hom e fo r st?v- have their units in the parade and ln e c.vans-»v ..o w o i m .... »«■ ,rge E. M alarkey, represented v. ash- Gems, C om m ercial B urbanks and Cer lions and report 'N o v e m b e r 12 to the cently will en d eavor to w ork out a sham eral days this w eek ' ington County in tne .w estocK ju d g - tified Irish Cobblers. H ighw ay C om m ission at Salem. Mr ’ and Mrs. H ow ard H ughson Mr. and Mrs. John D obbins atten ¡ng contest. T he follow in g s c o r e s ! John Schm eltzer, Chehaleni Moun battle o f sem e Kind fo r tne a fternoon , have gone to Seaside fo r a few were m ade. M arjorie T ay lor 665; i tain 3rd C ertified B urbanks and B. F. Irvine, ed itor o f the Oregon ded tlie S tock Show T hursday. weeks vacation. 75 Persons Partake of Free H a r v e y Storey. 590; G eorge B arkley, j Com m ercial Burbanks. Jou rnal will oe the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. H enry T oy o f Van Jr., 540, a total o f 17»a points. i Isabell H. W arrens, F orest G rove D i n n e r a t M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h couver, Annual F orest G rove - B eaverton P. L. Schultz attends W ash., spent Sunday In W aiter H offn er, H illsboro, ex iu oi-j2 n d on Sir W atkin s double nose and h igh sch ool footb a ll struggles has Beaverton. ted a N ew Zealand w hite Ju nir doe Golden Spur double nose N arcissus Hillsboro Chamber of been transferreu to H illsboro as t h e 1 Last F iiday evening about 75 peo Mrs. Fred O m sted o f P ortland vbil- placing 1st in a large class. [ bulbs. W . T. Putnam and Son« ath letic attraction fo r ihe A rm istice Commerce Meeting In the dairy breeus, Jim D a v id s o n ,' H illsboro route 5, 1st on R ed Dent pie o f Beaverton and vicinity gath ted her sister Mrs. J. W . Sprague D ay celebration. ered at the M ethodist ch urch and Tuesduy. ■ — o f the Jackson -H elvetia ca lf clqij, c o m ; Sam Hulit, H illsboro route 2, “ ..m m y " F lood bass dru m m er in : enjoyed a w onderful dinner and a N oieen Allyn has been given a The A m erican L egion and C ham - placed 2nd with his yearling -u e r n s - first on 10 ears R ed D ent corn the state ch am pion sh ip Salem drum regular old fashioned good tim e .' position w ith the L aborite Co. in corps, d escr.ow - the D etroit con-|l>cr o f C om m erce o f H illsboro, F or- ey h eifer; G eorge B arkley, Jr., o f F rank Shneider, H illsboro, 1st W hite and dining ! Portland. T he three long tables vention sayin g it was the m ost ord est G rove and B eaverton are spon- the D ille y ’ club, placed 3rd with his W inter w heat; H arry Hansen, P o s ll were 1 room . beautiful in their d eco -1 Mr. and Mrs. L cland Shaw , Mr, Wi ntoi j erly con ven tion that he had ever corin g an A rm istice D ay parade and Jersey cow , F ra n ces D etrick, o f the land route 2, 2nd W hite rations o f autumn leaves, pumpkins, and Mrs. G eorge H iggins, o f P ort- attended. T he legion parade to o k ball in the evening in H illsboro. An R o c k C reek club, placed 4th W ith !w h eat; W k_*_ i f W’ n<1 and other H allow e’en decorations. A , land, were Sunday visitors o f the eigh t h ours to pass a given point invitation is being extended to the her Junior H olstein c a lf; D onald Jos- Yellow N ew ton apples, program o f readings and songs were I Geo. T h y n g home. 1 st, Ornai and there were 164 drum corps and entire cou nty to join in and m ake sy, o f the R o ck C reek club, placed Franquette walnuts: en joyed. J. R. W are, uncle o f M rs.' Mrs. V. A. W ood s w as am ong 2 nd Fen* in a r c h , this undertakin g a real success. 5th with his Senior H olstein calf, V en d a ll, F orest G rove; 250 bands in the line o f W. Cnviness, w ho Is in attendance ; those w h o attended the luncheon at L egion aire F lood declared that hou«- I At a m eeting John n a n sen , o f the R o c k 'G roner, S ch G ron er „ Wulnut at the Stock Show, with a bunch o fl* h e H azelw ood last Thursday. Mrs. „ , , , o f the . .. ch am ber M on- and _ ... olls; _ 3rd . in g w ould be a serious problem in ,day. Mr. Spalding o f the state h ig h -,C reek club, placed 5th w ith his aun C om pany. 4th O. A. K eehn. Cornelius caU ,e from Oklahoma> led the sing-1W . C. Cauthers being the hostess. B aicelon a filberts: D. A. T horn P ortlan rd , fo r it even caused d i f f i - ! way com m ission explained his stand ior B row n Swiss calf, ing. Many out o f town guests were The afternoon was spent in the ! burg 2 nd. cu lty in Detroit. Five hundred Pull- on the "short cu t to the sea. Mr present am on g m em Dr. a n - M rs .! Cauthers home. N arcissus bulbs: m ans were parkeu In the ranroad Schultz o f B eaverton was piesen t. Turkey Demonstrations j N arcissus bulbs: F irst and second Edger and her m other foI m er resi-l Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnard, of yards to assist in the Housing. An — -------- —--------------- p, , M . 9 J I ? , , ? " * A lf,(ed- M rs' j!lm e s bewe11' dents o f B eaverton. There was no W hittier. Calif., w ere dinner guests im pressive re occa sion aescriDeu d escribed w was as _ . f . . Planned November 2nd H illsboro route 1. ch arge for this dinner and e v e iy one Tueday night o f Mr. and Mrs. R ay th at o„ 250 bands m assed, playing tpWorth Leaguers Aim to --------- ns en pui ioun< u b o - pre8Cnt report a m ost enjoyable time Miller. Mr. B arnard and Mr. Miller the national anthems. He im pressed T u rk ey killing and dressing will den ^ ur double n ose' S Prln« G le ,v _____________________ I were renew ing old friendships estab- Collect a Thousand Jars on the local veterans that it w as a [ _ reser\ e double t108*! |___ ___________________ ____________ | lished in Iow a m any years ago. be dem onstrated M onday, N ovem ber Dished Iowa S pring G lory double nose and Sir M RS. M cKK .IU'IIKK R E T U R N S State o f O regon con vention and no* V. A .W ood and son Billy, C. J, Eatables for Needy 2 on tw o fa im s in W ashington cou n W atkin double nose. Mrs. Jean K | Just a P ortlan d a ffa ir. ty, a cco rd in g to W . F. Cyrus, county F R O M V ISIT IN SOUTH B lelm an and son B everly and H arry i W arrens, F orest Grove. I . " , .. agent. In the m orning at 9 30 tne M organ went to A lbany Chinese V. W. Burlingham , Forest G rove The E pw orth Leaguers o f the I I dem onstration will be held on the pheasant hunting Sunday. « a id M ethodist church are putting Joh n M orell, fa rm on lhe soutn 2nd. H airy vetch. H arvey H u ff Mrs M C M cK ercher returned Julius H en drickson is quite 111, Correspondence H illsboro route 4, 1st. Pink beans, hom e M onuay evening after a fiva having su ffered a strok e last. Sat W ash f° rth a n° ble e ff° rt ‘ n int! re“7 ; o f P atton valley tw o miles from T o the P eople o f Eastern W M h | o f a m ost w orthy case. That o f co - Ga8ton her husband at urday. In the afternoon at 130 the 2nd W hite beans. Ed Allen, Forest w eeks visit w ith ington County. lecting fo o d and clothin g w h ich will G rove 1st Italian prunes. C. 'R ich . San F rancisco, where he is em ployed m eeeting will be held on the Ed. b. Mrs. Edw ard C ox w h o has spent Y ou are no doubt aw are o f the (be distributed by the ------------- — R ohprt. D eaconnesses 3rd date prunes. H arvey in the Southern P a cn .c General T ele the past 3H m onths visiting at tha farm near the Durham O renco, decision o f the A m erican L egion W- o f the M ethodist D eaconness H om e three m iles southeast of H u ff 2nd 100 ears white corn and graph office. Mrs. M cK ercner r* hom e o f her sister Mrs. W . C. M c- hold their 1932 con vention in, P ortlan a ,)f p ortland to the needy this com ing 10-ear exhibit white corn. C. W olf ports a very en joyable trip and visi Kell, left for her home in C h icago Tigard. T h erefore you r attention is called to w ;n te r. K illing, dressing, finish in g and se tan, H illsboro, 3rd, 10 ears w h it» ted a num ber o f friends w h o w et» W ednesday. this fact. It will have cost W ash in g j w h e n one o f the D ea con n esse/ lecting birds that will dress to grado corn und E L Jameii o f Beaverton form erly Beaverton residents am ong John Gray and w ife returned fro m ton County, when the m oney *8 ¡visits a hom e with the gospel o f Je as "p rim e” will be dem onstrated and -idl It*-’ «a rs yellow corn, B ieily Brtis. them were Mr. and Mrs. R^ Young San F ran cisco Tuesday even in g raised, ov er *200 as our part to se 6U3 Glirist and finds children or rtn Convention fo r O regon and , .... discussed by J. M. Cornutt, o f the B ^ ^ e r to n 2nd UK) ears yellow c o n * and Mr. and Mm. R oy D unbar, w ho w h ele they wem on their w edding cu re J ,e C onvention fo r Oregon, am. o thers in need o f fo o d or cloth in g T m k e v c r o w .™ a annotation B ierly Bros., B eaverton, 2nd 100 ear» are now living in Oakland, Calif., al trip to visit Mr. and Mrs. M yron will, d irectly o r Indirectly be o f som e can return to the storehouse and ’ yellow corn . ao visited Mr. and Mrs. Waiver Har- Gray. ben efit to every p trto n in W ashing m-mg such things as will help to I H. R . Findley, Cedar Mills, 2nd ris and fam ily who are now living Mrs. W . C. Me Kell entertained tha ton County. The C ham bers c f Com- uleet the need. This will be th « i o t a t o L* O W U fS t o lV le e t Hard R ed Spring w h eat; Behen B um » in Sacram ento and are well and Tuesday afternoon bridge club T ues m erce has pledged them selves to gospel o f “ feeding the hungry,” and M arketing and grading o f potatoes H illsboro route 1, 8 th soft w hite happy, also v isile « Miss F rances Es- day with a one o ’clo ck luncheon. raise this m oney, and in turn we ^ "cloth in g the naked." w m hold the m ost prom inent place w h eat; J. L. B atchelder, H illsboro terly o f O ak lan«, w ho is doin g very Guests o f tlie clu b were M esdam es m ust ask fo r you r cooperation and Apples, potatoes, cabbage, ca rrots on the program o f the O regon P o route 1, 8 th white club wheat. G. A n icely at the m illinery trade. All o f R. R. Sum m ers, E. Stipe, O tto E r support. rutabagus, squash, pum pkins, canned tato G row ers at their m eeting in I’ leith, Sherw ood route 4, 4th white the above wished to ,.e kindly re- ickson Guy M cC orm ick ^ R u b y Boyd T he A m erican L egion has given u» fruit( canned vegetables, and cloth the banquet room above H enry club w h eat; H. R. Findley 1st Mar- m em bered to their many Beaverton j c Huntley, and E Cox. Mrs! A rm istice night fo r an all W ashing- ing addressed "H om e F estival" m ay Thiele restaurant at the P a cific In- quis w h eat; Farm ers Feed and Sup friends, H untley winning the guest prize and ton C ounty dance at H illsboro, Ore he Jeil jn basem ent o f T igard ternational. This m eeting will be ply F orest Grove, 1st K anota o a t s -\ Mrs. D onaldson the club prize. gon, N ovem ber 11th to raise thia ethodist ch urch. called to ord er at 2:00 p. m., Friday. 2nd G rey oats and 2nd on W iia «| Mrs. J. C. H untley left fo r Se P. T. A. M E E T S N O V E M B E R » m oney, so that all dance lovers m ight T hose w h o would prefer to have O ctober 30, a ccord in g to W. F. Cy- spring oats. Inilay Bros. ReedViu* . attle to spend several days with her d o their bit by purchasing at least the j£p w orth Leaguers call and col ' i USi cou n ty agent. lst »n G rey oats and 2nd on Hun j At the next regular m eeting o f daughter B etty w h o Is attending on e tick et fo r the big dance, and ¡e c^ a hove phone any j . o f the fol . . . . H. . . _____ , will ...... give _ a _____ W Z ivney report garian vetch. R. M. Scott, T igard the Parent T eacher a sso cia tio n .,8Chool at that place. She will also celebration»', A uthorised com m ittees low ing: o f the progress o f the m arketing l»t on W hite spring oats and Sweep- w hich will be N ovem ber », D r HD<.nd a short tim e with Mr H untlev will call on you to buy a ticket, or A lfred Boyer, lig a rd 2845 M arvin organization recently organ ize '1 in stakes "i. t- . . R. . T . om . p k in s W elsh is the principal speaker and ' organized on "a oats. J. Hpokane. If he should miss you, you can buy vin Finley 1JD1; Lelund M oore, 71J this section. R ow ell B rothers will Gaston, 3id W hite spring oats. Ill* will talk on C om m unicable Diseases i D oy Gray, W G. Hare and W. J, one at the follow in g business houses H arry B H am pton 8552; Pauline discuss the possibilities o f seed m a r - hey and Sons, Forest G rove, 1st mis w hich school children are exposed to Mcc ready have been unpointed on in each com m unity, B oyds V ariety p ayton byy,i; H oyle Phillips 54; Miss keting in C alifornia and give som e cellaneous barley. J. L. B atchelder Mrs. Essex Marsh will also talk on the W ashington County budget. Store. B eaveiton , Aloha M ercantile V irginia P arks 37; Miss Evelyn Jun- o f the highlights o f their recent trip H illsboro route 1, 3rd Hannhen barley | w h a t E ducational Heads T hin k of | Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes have Co., A loha, T igard Pharm acy, igai , k ,ns 19 $. Phoebe H aw thorne 58W the potato produ cin g sections o f ------------- ------------------ C utting School T eachers Salaries a n d rn0ved to the B each property on and we ask that all local dance hall Ml38 u , Tena B aiiey B R oad w ay «758 C alifornia. C H R IS T IA N A Z U R C IIE R I B udgets, and Understanding o f tbe AUen a v enue m anagers set aside N ovem ber i i - n , j . 3; Mijia Catherine Collins B it. »758- CliMHtiana lu r c h e r , aged 73, died G row in g Child. The P arent-T eachers association as an open date fo r the big dan ce at j . 2; p h iljp Gault B R 0920 -J-X; Mrs. 1 H ard tim e dance at St. A nthony's Sunday. - uneral services were held are giving a benefit dance and card H illsboro. Let s all go. Beulah Stockon, B R oad w ay 9928-J-8. new auditorium at T igard O ctober W ednesday at the C ongregational ! party at the H igh School N ovem ber C om om m m erce B eaverton C ham ber o o f f C erce Thfl T)ganJ M ethodist L eaguers jo tb . ch urch on the C ornell road with in-I Hansen-Schulmerick 14,. T his is to help d efray the ex P. L. SCH U LTZ, President are aim ing to collect one thousand term ent in the Union cem etery. VV. T he m arriage o f Miss Viola Han- penses o f the S afety Lanes. Musio — jar* o f fruit und vegetables. T h e y , U P T U R N m o IS S IO N A R Y «P E A K S E- *Jegg was In charge of arrange- gen daughter o f Mrs. Carrie Hansen will be furnished by Sappington's 4- can haul hundreds o f boxes o f ap- Iments. o f P rogress, to Mr. Melvin Bchul- picce orchestra. O ctober 24-31 the 21st annual Pa- plc8 and sa cks o f potatoes. Any per Miss A lice W atts, returned mis S urviving are her widower, Christ- „ e r l c k ! ” son o f M r ' and Mrs E/1- Mrs. W m . Epple and son arrived c lfic International L ivestock E xp o- son having a patch o f potatoes to slonary from China spoke at a zone ian z urcheI and a son C. Zürcher. w ard S chulm erick. o f H illsboro took ' hom e last week. They have been in sltlon will be held In Portland, Ore- give, boys and gir.s o f the e p w o r th rally o f the W om en 's M issionary so-1 Mrs. Zürcher was a native of., Saturday evening at eight- C alifornia visiting friends and rela gon. P a cific International is an League will dig them. Call any o f clety T uesday a ftern oon at the Kaza Switzerland, com ing to this cou ntry , hjrty at lhe home o f Mr and Mrs tives for the past month. ortn ian rene education In itself, a great farm the above o or r tell tell any any E pw E pw ortnian rene church. church. The T he rally opened in and settling on a farm here abont Mrs. A rthur R oh rer and daughter, H enry E rickson o f P rogress. The university fo r you ng and old. R eal- The young folk s will appreciate you r the m orning with Mrs. J. E. Bates 45 years ago. ‘ cerem ony was read by R ev. H aller o f Portland, spent Sunday w ith hec president in charge. U ing the im portance, today, o t a co-operation, I The bride was lovely In a gow n n* m other Mrs. T. Boyd, The zone includes territory from H E L G A M. I’ E T Z O l . n th orou gh know ledge o f the fa cto rs — — — — — —— pale pink ch iffo n and carried a bo Mrs. J. E. M cC loskey and her Kelso, W ashington to Salem. About H elga M PeU oia, ageu 58 years, uquet o f pink rosebuds and car- m other, Mrs. M ary Durral were P ort- con tribu tin g to successful and prof- C reosoted C om pound, the qu ick re 60 delegates were present. N um er died M onday in a Portland hospital nations. ¡land visitors Monday, liable farm m anagem ent tne » a N K lief for stubborn cou g..s. Brow ns ous reports were given and a deltgnt- follow in g a short illness, hne leave» Miss Irene Hansen, w ho was her Mrs. K. J. W hite, at Juneau, Aiaa- of BEAV’ E R T O N recom m ends at- B eaverton 1-uarmacy. ful lunch served at noon. tw o b ioth ers H arold U . a o - Slg sister's only attendant, w ore a be 'k a , and eun.ress o f the A laska ten dan ce by everyone in this com - ----------------------- fried K. Petzold and a sister, M is com in g dress o f peach satin and S troller, is a guest o f her neice, Mrs m untty at this year's E xposition C H A M B E R TO E L E C T O F F IC E R S C O M M IT T E E A IDS N E E D Y Mamie M Paulsen, all o f B eaverton, carried red roses and carn ation s L. W. Guild, o f Scholls. Mrs. W hite ----------------------------- Mr. W esley Schulm erick, a cousin Is also guide fo r the Museum o f N at- B eaverton C ham ber o f C om m erce Several fam ilies in need o f food Qf the groom acted as best m an ural H istory o f the district o f Aiae- Mrs G. 1 ^. Jones, Garden Hom e, m em bers will gather next W edne » -1 fuel and clothin g have been cared K IW A N IS CLU B AT G R E S H A M T he B eaverton K iw anls clu b m et P reced in g the cerem on y H arris ka, in w h .cb capacity she is o ffl- w as operated on O ctober 25th ‘and 1» day, N ovem ber 4th, fo r the purpose fo r by the relief com m ittee fo r the club. H H ansen ansen sang sang "O h P rom ise M e " ac llal hostess to tourists. con v a lescin g at St. V incents hospital o f electing their 1932 officers. A unem ployed. R eports on the pro- M onday with the Gresham club. m oeds pens obtained om ainea iro from m m the e enieriain- 1 This ms oin town visit visn will w m take w * e the com com panied by A son was born O ctober 20th to T heo R egh ltto itto sustained a bad president, president, vice-presiaem vice-president ana and u three entertain- out o 01 f town panied by Mrs. Mrs. H H enry enry E E rtcksnr rtcksnr rehead and bruises to directors are to to be be selected. selected. T T he he ment their W W ednesday ednesday noon noon m m eet- eet- w w ho edding arch D r. o - d h ,,n h i. forehead are ment last last week were read M onday place place o o f f their h o also also played played the the w w edding m m arch Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Emil * raschel. gasn on 9 in ms .» loreneau . . , o f . ------------- ------ . « . . . ----- « r and rs. Schulm his k nee collision at Front and . board directors, includes five, u H. l evening at a m ------------ eeting In the high Ing this week E lection -# o f ----------- o ffice rs 1 M Mr and M Mrs. Schulm erick erick left left for for.J Mason w as the attending physician. W atson streets M onday. A lexander and A. E. W ilson are sch ool The next gathering fo r this next W ednesday, N ovem ber 4tu, Is a w edding trip to British Colum bia Fred H ow inoerk is recoverin g Wm Van Stlpout Is su fferin g wltW the boldovers. The secretary is w orthy cause is scheduled fo r Mon expected to bring out a large at- and upon their return will m a k ^ n lc e ly from com p lications aftnr M appendix operation, M u ritls in hi» right should» 1 " alwaya appointed by the board, day, N ovem ber W th. , U n dan ce, .th eir borne lo HUUboro. J ABOUND SEAVERTON
