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local Events and Happenings of Interest
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BEAVERTO N.
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N O V E M B E R 25, 1932
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AUTOCRAT OF THE DAY
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Golden Ammirertary
The Congregational Mission study
Mr. and Mr». Willis Cady enter-
group met on Thursday of l»»t week tained a» their Thanksgiving guest«
with an attendance o f 23 member». Dr. and Mrs. George Darland of Hills-
Miss Juliette Caitei led the devotional boro. Mrs. Alice Spaulding of the East-
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Gueber of
exercises and Mrs. J. S. Felsher fin-
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eeisner nn ern star home near Forest Grove and
Rout« 2 Beaverton celebrated their
lshed reading a chapter of the book Mr«
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50th wedding anniversary at th «ir
entitled. "Feeding Chinas Millions."
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0re* ° n
Discussion and questions followed. A
Mrs‘ 0,1,11 Sutton of Cathlamet,
home reoently. They were married
short business meeting was held at " a8h'' 8P«nt the week-end visiting at
at Cedar Milla on November 2, 1832.
the close of the study hour
and pot the home of Mra
M C McKercher.
They are the parents of nine living
luck luncheon was enjoyed at 1 James Moore- al8° ° f Cathlamet, was
children; R. L
Esther and Mis.
o’clock. The afternoon was taken up a dlnner tftiest on Sunday,
Lillian Leary of Portland; Mrs Hulda
with sewing fo r the needy, and four
T he R®8* Noble Grand’s club of the
Connell and E. E. Connell o f Connell
garments were finished. There will Rebekahs met at the home of Mrs.
station; A. L. of Eugene. Mrs. Estelle
be no meeting on December X on ao- E' C. McElroy at Aloha on Friday of
Gray o f Buffalo, N. T. Walter and
count o f th Harvest Festival the fol- 18181 week for luncheon and social aft-
Adele at horn«. They are also the
lowing afternoon and evening.
ernoon.
grand parents of nine children.
Mrs. J. H. Dobbins and small grand-
Mrs.
W. Livermore entertained
daughter Lois Hawley left Friday a number of relatives and friends on
morning to spend the Thanksgiving Thanksgiving at her home in Huber,
holiday at the home of her daughter. Those enjoying the dinner were Mr.
Mrs. James Kelly and family in Salt and Mrs. Ernest Livermore, Mr. and
Lake City.
Mrs. Willard Livermore and baby
Little Mlaxine Cady, pupil of Erma Johnnie Livermore, Mrs Ivy Syverson
Taylor Sparks, played on the Piano ^ r' and Mrs. Francis Livermore and
The sixth annual carnival at the
Surprises program over station KG W daughter Lois, Miss Madie Lawrence
Tigard Union High school was the
Tuesday afternoon.
of Portland. W. A. Weston and daugh-
best one yet. A large crowd enjoyed
Mr and Mrs Francis Livermore and ter and sonln,aw ot Portland
the delightful play presented by the
daughter Lois were dinner guests on
Mr. and Mrs R ay
° t Portland
Delta
Theta and directed by Miss Dor­
Sunday at the V. B. Price home tn we,e Sunday dinner guests at the J.
othy Shaw. The name of the play
Newberg. Or.
R Talbert home.
was ’’The Knave o f Hearts.’’ Other
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Mrs. Moore of Portland spent the
forms of entertainment were the vari­
W C. McKell home were Mr. and ,alter Part of last week at the home
ous concessions. Including a maglo
Mrs. Doy Gray. Mrs. F. G. Donaldson oi her daughter. Mis. Gertrude Gore,
room! games and stunts and a Jitney
and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Spencer and and children.
dance. Several turkeys were given to
son Russell o f Portland.
Mrs. Essex Marsh, chairman of the
those holding the lucky numbers.
Kenneth Hagoes of Seattle has been Red CroM drive ln Beaverton, reports
The music for dancing was fur­
visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs. tha* the response in membership has
nished by a local orchestra composed
C. J. Btelinan, and family this week.
been excellent so far, and the Girl
o f the following players: Jerry Arise.
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Chinn and sot. Reserves with Mrs. Lynn Hughes as
Everett Severson, Max Lewis and Iola
Gooding.
spent Sunday ln Portland and were *®ader are in charge of the member-
dinner guests at the home of his shlP drlve tor the remainder of the
Tigard grade school was again the
brother, Ralph Chinn, and family.
week
scene o f a lively meeting for Troop
228, Monday, November 21.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E McCloskey and
Johnnie Livermore is operating a
children are dinner guests for thanks- service station at Thirteenth and Mor-
Eleven boys answer the rollcall,
givlng day at the home of his sister, rison streets in Portland.
after which the time was profitably
Mrs. Nell Smith, in Portland
i Mrs. Louis Hughson and children
used in study o f the compass, includ­
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman and and children and her mother, Mrs.
ing bearings and declination. Several
children left Wednesday to spend Elizabeth Davis, spent Sunday visit-
games, Including the use of the com­
Thanksgivlng with relatives In Seattle, ing with relatives at North Plains and j
pass were played. An imitation camp­
Wash.
Forest Grove.
fire furnished a great deal of enjoy­
ment In song and stories. The eve­
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wills of Tigard
Mrs. J. W. Sprague, Mr and Mrs. I
ning closed with the ecout evening
spent Tuesday evening at the W R. r . b . Denney. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
song and a promise o f a visit from
Van Kleek home. Dinner guests
last Lawrence and A. M. Kennedy attended
Mr. Selltkan and Mr. Fowlsr.
week were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ander- the meeting of the Matrons, Patrons,
son of Portland.
Associated Matrons and Patrons and
T H A N K YOU
Mrs. C. M. W eller of Marysville, Secretaries at Sunnyside chapter in
I wish to thank the people of Wash­
Wash., is spending the week visiting Portland on Monday even'ng. This is! The first local Institute and meet-
ington County for the support given
wlth her mother, “ r8_ V ‘ola Ta,^ ‘ ’ tha laat visitation of the 1932 Ma- '|„K of lhe Washington County Tcach-
One hour of glorious musical en- ln* a*
general election. It is my
and brother, Dr. J. R. Talbert, and trons, Patrons and associates.
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tertainment.
with
nine
number,
on
the
hoP*
tha*
the
^ nRdaBCa reP°a*d
family.
! Mr and Mr, c . E M .I.w .m o f
W" h* “
*> All the world’s a stage, and all thel
me may
be to Justified
by my conduct o f
|men
anti
women
merely
playeis.
program,
awaits
Sunday
afternoon
the
o
ff,ce
whlch
Samel, Or., are making and extended
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I was elected.
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| Opening exercises were under the
Shakespeare.
concert-goers who attend the second
visit at the home of his sister. Mrs. direction of Mrs G
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DONALD T. TE M PLE TO N .
¡A. Timmer, while Mr. Mcllwain is , K_ u_____ , _... .
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program of the Portland Symphony
High school. Dr. Henri-
attending the federal Jury in Portland. the Beaverton —
-------------------- — - LO N EG AN SW ORN IN A T SALEM ° « * e s t r a ’e matinee series, November
etta Morris of Oregon Tuberculosis
D q the w ,at|ve positions of those 27- Into
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Mr and
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on Mr*
ThanltSfflv,ng
dliy for were
the society gave a lecture on the fight of twQ prep0sitions make any essential difficult to offer more beauty to a
tuberculo.siH and made an appeal to ....
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following dinner guests. John Peterson ..
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. the Christmas ^ difference in the meaning:
the teachers
to
i muaic-loving
• audience. Theue Sunday
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Speed and yet more speed seems to and son Raro,d- Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
seal sales.
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afternoon concerts are so attracting’
be the goal of the times, and the short
and two 8° n8' Mr and Mra **
The business session of the assocla-
Morning Yawn:
Ho! Ho! and a wlth interest, particularly for young
cut a thing to be hailed with the shout ?• Hallman and Edward Campbell o f tion was held with Thomas R. Fowler ,>ott,e of ruxn-
people who may not so conveniently
of joy. With this there can be no guar-
un,ver8,ty at
G™*
of Tigard presiding. Thomas H. Gentle
well-known educator, gave a short
rel so long as high standards are main-
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. been attend the orchestra's Monday
Eight men from
Oregon
have
# evening
tained. for it has ever been the desire Don.t forget
th# annua, Harvest sketch from a book he is writing named for the Cabinet. Strange the concert series
of man to achieve perfection with th ei,. . . . .
called the "Autobiography o f a Grade other two were overlooked.
There is too, the tremendous price ]
least effort.
Fe,tival to * * iven by the Bethel Teacher.“
advantage
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matinee pro-
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the
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Those from Tigard attending the in­
The appearance this month of the Ald of ,he Con* re* aUon* l chur<*
farmers
friends
bright little pdnny Christmas seals ,‘ nday. December 2, from 3 to 8:30 stitute were E. B. Nedry, Thomas R.
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FranceaParhlnaen Kaye«
Ing from a broken back. He tried to
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is a potent reminder o f the short cuts |R- M. T ea will be served during the Fowler, Mrs. Myrtle Mullin, L. A. m 0 t 5 0 cents worth o f wheat
one may hear these popular and at the
in fighting disease that science haa afternoon and cafeteria supper in the Gooding. Miss Edna Frewlng, Miss
same time classic peformunces.
The tranquil New England
discovered bit by bit after
laborious evening. The money raised will l>e Pauline Payton. Miss Iola Gooding.
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of November 27, starting
promise
than has ever . The
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research and many heartbreaking set- U8ed to pay off the church debt. The Miss Clara Leuthl, Mrs. Lura Nielsen , Make a . better
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... at 3 o clock, wil present W agners pre-
farm was named after Lady
been made before, and the wor.d will ^
to Act
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Wel8mann „
and Miss Virginia Parks.
backs; the priceless knowledge of how Pul,,ic
cordially Invited.
beat a path to your door.
|Dance KanUHla.
Traum_
Blanche, the fragile French
to protect health. Those who ignore I t
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beauty,
whoae dram atic
the knowledge must pay the price. In
I "Only one dry law violator in erei (strings); Tschaiovsky's Italian
the case of tuberculosis, which kills j
Caprico;
Weber’s
Oberon
overture;!
story
had
become a legend
prison."—News item. After driving on
more persona between 15 and 45 than j
Bolzoni's Minuet for strings; Saint
{the highway we can't dispute it.
among the Manning cousins
eny other disease, this Involves month
Saens' Danso Macabre (Dance of
and sometimes years In bed. with the
and meant m ost to her
Death); Grainger's Molly on the shore,
consequent loss of income, expense of
Another reform the incoming admin- tt British folk song, and Strauss’ Waltz,
namesake, Blanche, whose
i»tration
should
tackle
is
a
substantial'
treatment, hardship and worry to one’s
¡The Emperor.
reduction
in
the
football
mortality.
own
beauty carried Philip
family, and the knowledge that after
Perhaps the most colorful .. number
Several spectators at the Beaverton-
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recovery all violent exercise and heavy
Starr off his feet the mo­
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McMinnville
game caught cold
. . program is
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. Dance Macabre
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work are taboo under penalty of a se­
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.which is a symphonic poem which is
ment he saw her. Mary,
H, L E T me linger by my fireside embers —
cond breakdown.
I lunger pa ne.
| |,,oat realistic in treatment. It syni-
But Christmas seals bring with them
B lanche’ s cousin, was
bolized Death ar a fiddler who comes
Thanksgiving is no day fo r idle roving.
a message of hope-the knowledge that
Schools are worth all they cost now forth at midnlght and play. a Ji(f lhat
beautiful in a different way.
tuberculosis is both preventable and
Old friends, old days, old songs, my heart remembers,
Just for the pleasure the kids get out , ummon, skeletons from their tombs, I
Perhaps her lovelin ess
curable: that it can be detected in
of Y<> Yo.
| 0 J(,in th<. un,„n ny dance until th*
A re gathered to i.ty side fo r hours o f loving.
children years before It becomes ac­
was less apparent because
cock crown at dawn. The xylophone
tive and protection provided for them
Soon some one hundred lame ducks
#mployed to lmltate the rattllng of
I take life ’s book and turn its yellow pages,
she was too busy to be con­
wil be released for flotation down the ^onee
that the research committee of the
Uefore the firelight glow I watch them brighten.
limpid stream o f leisure which flows
National
Tuberculosis
Association
scious o f it, too concerned
The Minuet for strings is a most
thru the private preserves of party
continues to search diligently for a
Old faces o f old friends o f outgrown ages.
in being a good house­
charming
number, and Grainger'« >
paraplegia.
specific cure; and that throughout the
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¡"M olly on the Shore” is a lovely thing,
Through windows, with me, watch the brown earth
keeper for her father and
country there are 2,084 affiliated tuber-j
Wonder how much money w ll/ a typical example o f the real "fiddle
cuioala associations fighting the dis­
whiten.
a tender mother to her
Chang., hand, over the eleetlon-from tU“ # '
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and
the
Oberon
overture
are
wholly
little brothers.
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That ia the message of the penny
Uncle Sam
delightful and provide fine balance:
Christmas seals. They are sold annu­
S E E o }d homesteads with their snowy thatches,
It took a man's way o f
. for the program.
ally between Thanksgiviog and Christ­
breaking a woman's heart
A thousand idle men of Washington \ ’
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And from huge chimneys grayish smoke ascending.
mas by the tuberculosis associations
County could be set to work polishing
«w-^-
to finance their all-year-round work.
and
a visit to a Urge city
I hear the welcome sound o f liftin g latches.
the rails of our railroad track.
For the past twenty-five years they
where other oxen made her
have been forcing back the frontiers
I feel the warm handclasps o f hands befriem ling.
Thanksgiving
Read an incredulous story o f a
o f tuberculosis so successfully that
aware
o f her own beauty
Oh, fares o f the past, when life was living.
squirrel carrying o ff a boy for a nut.
today the tuberculosis death rate has j
to transform Mery from a
Thanks!
Must have been Jlggs Junior.
been reduced two-thirds. Through
Come, gather ’round this board and lift your t oues
simple girl into • fascinat­
their efforts many sanatoria, prevent - 1
Again, as yore, in one long, glad Thanksgiving,
Severa! thlngs have gone up since
oria, clinics, nursing service, health
ing woman. It took a world
the election: dough, elevatore, farmers' For all th« hands tnat wrought (or ua,
laws, and other forms o f prevention,
In which the heart o f youth and age rejoices!
catastrophe
and a minor
hops and hopes, and we may confidcnt- For all the minda that thought tor ua,
diagnosis, and treatment have been es­
tablished throughout the length and
__ f 'rr({ K eller D ir . ,ly e*P «ct u *e* to lak* on a f r*ah« r For all the men who looked ahead
catastrophe to bring her
tone
breadth o f the country
And saw ua living in thsir atsad;
• t ! W M 'ttB
U slsa
the happiness for which
The Christmas seals that carries the
For kindly hand* that sow for ua
she longed.
"Old Schoolmates Meet in Bat h”—
double barred cross, which Is the sym­
And shining fields that grow for ua.
Bath, III, News. Did they quarrel over
bol o f tuberculosis work, will come to
For all the thoughtfulnesa of toil
1 the towel?
you this, month as a silent messenger
And all the benisona of soil,
• h h a it ary of unusual
Teacher
Expert-Miss
Webfoot.
you
pleading for your support and assur­
ws livs
I may go to the blackboard and solve Wa thank Thee,
. . God— and may
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ing you that It will work not only for
Interest, omd will oppeol
this algebraic question State Income To draa,n ,nd ho* ’ 10 work * nd
those stricken hy the disease, but also
to oil of oof roodon , , .
.equals State Expense« Find the state With syes beyond and hearts to t> s»s
for vour protection. Tour answer
Savings
A
world
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much
lovsUnaaa.
ffcowid be T i e . ”
Cootlauad am P»fo 4
Celebration of Pioneers
Large Crowd Enjoys
High School Carnival
Tigard Teachers Attend
Institute At Beaverton
As The World
Portland Symphony
Will Play Sunday
Goes By
Annual Christmas Seal
Sale
Our Ntw
StrfW
Lady Blanche
Farm
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