The Beaverton enterprise., February 24, 1933, Image 1

V
Established 1927
SIX I H
YEAR
NO. 49
BEAVERTO N . OREGON
F E B R U A R Y 24. 1933
P U B L I S H E D EVERY FRIDAY
faep. the olii candy box tied with red
ribbons which Philip had given her
long before and which she had kept
ever since on her bed-aide table near
Aloha Baptist C om m unity C h urch
her Blhle, clasped In her hands.
Aloha, Oregon.
P. O. Box I 5
"That nice, pleasant, happy boy,"
House Bdl No. 300 submitted by
The se ond a n n u al meeting of the
Sev eral W ashington county d airy-
Ten
Mile*
W
est
of
Portland
•he said repeatedly, and added Invol­
.
R
ep
resen
tative.
M
cA
lear
and
Johnson
Oregon
D
airy
Council
will
be
held
in
men
and c ream ery m a n a g e r , have been
on the C an yo n H ig h w ay
untarily, "and he was a real Chris­
and
signed
by
the
Governor
on
Febru-
Portland.
Tuesday,
F
eb
ruary
22.
at
the
nominated
for d .recto r. of the Oregon
Pastor: Rev. W . H. R edm an
tian, too. same as Mary said from the
M
ultnomch
Hotel,
to
review
the
first
D
airy
council,
w hich will hold its sec-
a r y 20th provides for definite fees in
first."
Office in the hurch
12
specific
y
e
a
r
's
«
o
i
k
of
this
organization.
'
ond
annual
m
eeting and election in
all
civil
cases
in
lieu
of
Violet, when she had discarded her !Bible School
9 45 A. M.
Under the i ^^an> for en larg in g the scope of the ed- o r ,la n d. lu e s d a y , F eb ruary 28, at
ch
arg
es
heretofore
made
mourning for her husband, had laid It
W orship II A M. and 7:45 P M
new p rocedure co m p lain an t, in civil »«rational pro gram to e m b r a c e all sec- ; ,h e Multnomah hotel. A n a ll d a y pro­
away In her attic with her usual ex- | B. Y. P. U.
6 :4 5 P. M.
qulslte neatness, and Mury, unlocking
m atter» w ill pay the am ount of $ 2 .5 0 ,,o n * oi >be »««te will be adopted at | « r“ m b a * b<len P a n n e d , w ith r e p o rts
P r a y e r and Praise Service
the trunk, brought down the things
upon filing complaint which will cover , b '* meet ng by producing and manu- of the past y e a r 's work and plans for
W edn esday
8 P. M.
that Blanche needed and helped her
all
costs unless th ere is an a p p e aran c e f « t « i r i n g d ir e c to r , from all p a r t , of the com ing month» to occupy most of
Ladies meet 1st T h u rsd ay of each
put them on. Just as she had helped
the nession.
and trial, an a p p e aran c e fee to be paid ,b e state.
month in the C h u rch at 2 P. M.
by
her dress for her wedding, a year and
The da iry council, a state-wide or-
Our S u n d ay S e r v ic e , are being well j bV ,b e defendant of $ 1.3 0 a . provided
The d" ,r y council is a centralized
a half before.
Francis Park
eyes
••If I had let him go when he wanted attended with special music by , he >>y ‘ b* act and a trial fee of $2.00.
organization of all division, of the | « « " ¡ “ «¡on to conduct pubic health ed-
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i
i- »- '
J
.
i IlChtinn
a n id
d
n
nfrtlm n
n
a n a t
r»
nutrition
as * a a m
m « ean
of f
to, this wouldn't have happened.
o rchestra and the s.ngm g by the Choir
T h . new pro cedure will prevent j
d— T in dustry to promote better
in
creasin
g
the
consumption
of
all
d
airy
That was the only complaint she is much ap p reciated and is a g reat help justices of the peace from adding num public health and nutrition through the
Servie*
products, has just completed a success­
Osp r
u m P a rkin so n Key a*
made, the only grief which, so far, she to our services
rrous ch arg es whic
hich, in m an y in . i g r e a te r consumption of d a ir y products.
ful year. Through the efforts of the
seemed able to voice. But she said
Last Su n d ay the Pastor spoke on ¿ . ' s t a n c e s , g re a tly exceed the am ount
N a t i o n through schools, wel-
It over and over again, after she and
. I provided by the recent change. In the far,> o rganizations and Civic clubs has council, d airy products have been in­
subject
of
"C
h
rist's
R
etu
rn
"
as
it
re
Mary were on the train, and the door
C H A P T E R X III
of the proponents of the bill bern ™ " ducted ¡n • » sections of the cluded on the w elfare ch arity lists of
of the pullman drawing room had lates to the Church. This S u n d ly | opinion
m an y O regon towns; milk has become
been closed, leaving them quiet and morning his m essage will be "O ur 1 rn*ny more cases will be filed in the state and the council has co-operated a r e g u lar service in m any of the pub­
And so tlie first winter of the war
with
other
sim
ilar
groups
in
meeting
Lord's Return a W orld W ide Event.” j Justice courts.
came to Harastead. The mail that alone together.
lic schools, and m an y d a ir y products
"Hush,
dear!
He
might
have
been
[These
m orning talks a r e on Pro p h esy I The office of Recorder i¿i W ashing- present d ay food conditions,
brought letters from Jaquelfne, nurs­
The forty-five directo rs of the d airy | ProKr»ms b“ ve been presented to civic
killed
In
battle.”
and it is wonderful the num ber ol ,on and C la c k a m a s counties is abolish-
ing In a convalescents’ home In Brit­
“There’d liave been some meaning people who a r e in te ie sie d along that *'d at tba expiration of their present council are chosen from dairym en , and business groups in the state. It is
tany; from David, operating In a field
reported that the sales of butter in the
I term according to the bill passed by distributors and m an u factu rers with
hospital directly behind the firings —some compensation—a glory of li
state
have increaed one and a half
achievement
in
that!
This
was
J
u
s
t1
each
county
representsd.
tines: from Austin, drlviug his am­
Owing to the g row in g dem and for both houses. The Governor has not
pounds per person durin g the past
A
feature
of
the
m
eeting
will
be
a
bulance over shell-shot roads; from waste 1 Hundreds of boys are dying
like that—when It could perfectly well more »Poce on ,be platform the trus . 1 signed the bill but will probably do so j luncheon address by Dr. C. Ulysses y e a r , despite financial conditions.
Paul, “somewhere In P r a n c e f r o m
hare
been avoided. T hey've been al- ¡tees are busy this w eek en la rg in g the within the next few days.
A g eneral pro gram of d a ir y products
Jack and Thomas and Philip at Camp
The bill presented by R ep resen ts M °orP- o( <be U niversity of Oregon
most
freezing to death lu the camps same,
Devens—all as yet, unharmed and
advertisin g for the com ing y e a r is being
Medical-
School,
on
the
"Relation
of
all over the country.”
A w arm welcom e aw aits you at all *lve Johnson and others prohibiting un-
well.
planned, acco rdin g to Paul C. A dam s,
“I
know.
I
see
how
you
feel.
But
out
services next Lord's Day. T h e ^ air competition in the selling of gaso D airy Products to Public H ealth".
There was a ball, and a banquet,
executive secretary, w hich will cover
1
don’t
believe
that
anything
Philip
b
Y
P
U
]
m
-'
B
.
line
has
been
recom
mended
favorably
A
n
n
ual
reports
of
the
activities
of
the
and “comfort kits” for all the boys.
- ............ p rep arin g a s p ec ia l mrs-
- ,
.
.. ,
j
■ n
i r- a j
all
sections of the state and present
There was the preparation of Christ­ ever did was wasted, Just the same.” | sionary service for S u n d ay, M arch 5th, by ,be Ju d ic ia r y Com m ittee and will 1 councd W1 c mad<‘ b Y P « ul C - A dam s,
all d a ir y products.
“If
Paul
dies,
at
least
it
won't
be
executive
S
e
c
re
tary
,
and
Mrs.
A
d
a
R.
mas packages. There was the careful
be undoubtedly approved by the House
n the evening.
"It has been our ex perience the past
T he p ro ­
searching of the newspapers for ac­ this way.”
this w eek. The. bill provides that M a>,nP' nutrition director
"No.”
y e a r that the moat efficient and eco ­
counts of the unsatisfactory conditions
day.
"Oh, Mary, how could you let him ALOHA FULL GOSPEL MISSION | there shall be no price variation as Bram wdl continu# the entire
existing at Camp Devens. . . .
between different com munities of the ", a r , i n K «» 10:30 a m. A num ber of nomical w a y to reach the public is by
go
the way you did? Supposing he
Clifford W. Noble, pastor
Then, suddenly, the first blow felL
t h . use of new spaper space. W hile
state except that due to transportation locai d a "yni«-n and others interested
never comes back, either—do you ever
S u n d ay Services
A telegram came for Blanche.
the council has placed v e ry little a d ­
in
the
d
a
ir
y
industry
plan
to
attend.
School 9 :4 5 A. M., M orning W o r ­ costs. Mr. Johnson admits that there
And Sol Dauiels, Instead of tele­ think of that?”
vertising direct, it has p rep ared a d ­
phoning It up to the house, as he had
s h i p II A. M. Evangelistic service is a close question as to it being con- ;
vertising copy for m an y cream eries,
telephoned so many times, wrote It before, Mrs, Weston had handed her 7:45 P. M
titutional but h o p e, that the bill a . p j o n e e r R e s i d e n t
milk plants and ice cream com panies
a
letter
that
had
Just
come
from
i
dowD slowly with his stubby pencil,
amended, will nave a good moral ef­
Mid -week Services
Rosalie
King.
She
had
married
her
.
which
have reported excellent results
and locking up the station, walked
T uesd a y evening — cottage p ra y e r fect. The Hillaboro Cham ber of Com-
from their local p ap e rs," said Mr.
down the road through the deep snow floorwalker on a “hurry call’’ and they
had had three days together before meetings. T h ursd ay e v e n in g
Bible n i e c e has urged the passage of this
Adam s.
with It In his pocket, blowing his nose
John B. Skppington, Route I, shot
he
“went
across."
And
that,
she
had
Study
(a
t
H
a
ll)
S
a
tu
r
d
a
y
afternoon
l b*N because of discrim ination against
hard on his red bandana handkerchief
Those who have served as directors
himself twice with a .22 caliber rifle
learned, was to be all the honeymoon [C h ildren s’ church 2:30 P. M.
Hillboro.
as he went along.
the
past year, m an y of whom have been
W edn esday afternoon.
Despondency
she would ever have. Mary, taking
W e believe in the old time Gospel
To bis Intense relief, It was Mary,
nominated
for a second term a r e : A r ­
the letter from Mrs. Weston's limp
I over ill health w as the only known
W e teach a real b o rn -again ex perience
who was with her cousin a good deal
thur
P.
Ireland,
Forest G rove; George
hand,
read
It
over
twice.
And
she
reason. One bullet entered near the
In those days, who answered the
Biersdorf, C o rn eliu s; George Fullen-
had refused “a week al some quiet of Salvation acco rdin g to C od's wo
.h
eart
and
the
other
pierced
the
abdo­
knocker at Carte Blanche. Sol hand­ place by the sea"—had denied Paul ((John 3 : 3 ) If you have a longing for
M t . and Mrs. C. H. Ehle, Multno
wider, C arlto n ; C lyd e Smith, Joe K en­
men.
ed the grimy paper to her without a
the chance of looking forward to com­ ' reality come and h ear God's word, mah, who have been vacatio n in g in
drick
and R. B. Bush. M cM innville; Ed
word as she opened the door, and
Dr. R'. T. W elch w as called by Mrs.
ing back to her “that way.” . . . Did Neither is there Salvation in an y California returned home last week.
Rogers,
M onmouth; C. W. Brandsteter,
cleared his throat.
Sappington upon her discovery of the
she ever think of It!
other (th a n J e s u s ), for there is none
1
S h erid an ; Ebrn R ay, W illa m in a ; W alter
“For Blanche?" asked Mary In a
' T 6S, I think of it,’* sho suit! Slow- other nam e given under H eaven am ong
A pot luck lunch and afternoon o f l "hoo,in‘» bu* b" » « • unable to save
startled voice.
Locke, Co rvallis; M. G. Gunderson, Sil-
cards was en jo yed at the Legion Hall the aged m an's life,
“Yes—it’s a u"gb
shame. You ly. “But I had to do what I did, Just , men, w h ereb y we must be saved.”
verton; W a r r e n G ray, M arion; Sidney
HAZELDALE
W edn esday, F eb ru ary 22 by members
better open It first, and then tell her the same. Even If I’d known he was
Miller, W oodhurn; Hector McPherson,
going
to
be
killed.
Paul
didn't—didn't
what's In It"
and friends of the A m erican Legion
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Mrs J. C. Smith w as p leasan tly su r­ A b a n y ; E. E. H arow, E ugen e; Fred
love
me
the
way
Philip
loved
you.”
“No—I want 't myself, please.”
A u x ilia r y .
M ultnomah, Oregon
prised o n T uesday evening o f last Goff, R oseb urg; J. R. M cC racken , A s h ­
"Mary—what do you think It all
Mary and Sol turned quickly.
*
*
*
C
hristian
Science
Society,
Multno-
week in honor of her V alen tin e birth­ land; George I lampton, A r a g o ; M artin
means?
Why
do
the
people
who
aren't
Blanche was standing on
the tiny
A Colonial T ea w n given by the day. The evening was spent p layin g Rostvold, W o o dh urn ; M aurice Buxton,
winding staircase, holding out her needed, who aren’t even wanted, live mab- holds services in the Multnomah
M
ultnomah
W om en's C l u b , at the " 5 0 0 ” and the V alen tin e idea w as M olalla; Marvin Thomas, Powell Butte;
and
live
and
live?
While
the
ones
,
school
house
Sun
day,
II
A.
M.
and
8
hand
She, too, had heard
the
like Philip—Do you think that It's P. M. S u n d ay School at II A M
home of Mrs. Penn Gault, T hursday, carried throughout.
H i g h honors Tom G regory, H erm iston; L. Powers,
knocker.
_____________ _
Febru a r y 23. An in teresting program went to J. C. Smith and M ary Grand, W a llo w a; W. A. DeLong, La G ran de;
•Tve been—been expecting It ever really punishment for selfishness—not '
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sm ith w ere s u r ­ followed the business meeting.
since Philip was home for his fur­ Just mine, but—"
and low to Mrs. C h arles Barron and E. E. Holman, R ich lan d; M ark J o h n ­
“This whole wur Is a punishment : prised on S a tu r d a y evening by a group
* * •
lough. Take Sol In where It’s warm,
Max Berger. Those present w ere Mr. son and A . E. Engbretson, A s to r ia ;
Mary, and give him some coffee. It of selfishness—and an atonement for of sixteen friends from Portland. Five
Mrs.
Lester
gave
a
luncheon
Tues
and
Mrs. W. A. Jones, C. P. Syverson, P e rc y V eeson, C la t-k a n ie ; Loren J o h n ­
was awfully kind of you, Sol, to bring It. Philip Is—one of thousands—’’
tables of " 5 0 0 " w ere p layed. Mrs. day, F e b ru a ry 21, at the home of her Max B erger, Martin A arh au s , C harles son, S c a p p o o - ;; G arrett W ard and
"But
my
part.
That
story
coming
It yourself.”
daug h ter Mrs. H. V. T h atch er, M ult­ Barron, and Sabina W hitehead, M ary C arl H ah rrlach , T Itamook; Th os. Ohl-
‘Td a-rather ben licked than to true. And the certainty we both had J oe G ray and W illiam Doig having high
nomah, the proceeds to be used for Grand, Paul O 'Connor, and Robert son, Eugene; and W. E. Bohle, Lebanon.
that
It
was
going
to.'
!
honors,
and
Mrs.
H
oward
A
ustin
and
a-brung It.”
“I
don’t
understand
that
either,
of
Alex
Hay
the
low.
Dancing
followed
w
elfare work. About forty ladies w ere Cam eron.
“1 know—please."
» •
•
Several Scotch present.
She opened It slowly, almost care­ course. But I do know that some of the refreshments.
N O .iC E
the
things
we’ve
always
spoken
of
dancea.
inc|
udinK
quadrinei,
reel,
and
#
•
•
fully. It was from one of the doc­
M ary and C ar l Doern and LeRoy j
This w e t ’
ire a g ain forced to
as
’supernatural’
seem
to
occur
much
■,
•,
.
.
,
.
.
tors. and It was rather long. Philip
,
,
Highland schotische w ere danced to
A card p arty will be given by the J ack of Rosedale will ta k e part in the I print anoth
of this p ap er out-
.
, ,
_
had been stricken, very suddenly, with more frequently since the war, or elss , , ,
A m erican Legion A u x ilia r y at the Hillsboro High School o p e r e t t a I side our oi
people are not so ashamed or so afraid ' r “ Kpip^s p ayed by Bill Gray.
nd we ask that our
pneumonia. The entire Illness had
Legion H all, T h u rsd ay, M arch 2, at “Sailor M aids" to he presented on subscriber
ertisers b ear with
been a matter of only thirty-six hours. to speak about them as they used to
12:30. Coffee and cake will be served F riday night.
WINTER VEGETABLE DISHES
iis un'
) established in our
The doctor was obliged, with the deep­ be. I believe the body and the spirit
V egetab le dishes for the winter and the cost will he fifteen cents.
own
est regret, to Inform her .
if she are In some way much more closely
; to the ex trem e
Interwoven
than
we’ve
realized.
That'S
months
req u ire more in g enu ity and Bridge and pinochle will be played.
H azeldale School was presented with d a r : i
would telegraph her wishes, they
our m a c h in e r y it
a beautiful new flag by Mr. and Mrs. hr
would of course, be complied with In­ one reason why we must try SO hard j im agination on the p art of the house-
to
get it in shape
to make the one worthy of the other." wife tha n does the serving of vege-
sofar as possible—
A w elfare sewing m eeting was held 1 Max Berger.
to
we a r e optomistic
“I’ve
always
known
they
were
close-
;.
..
,
.
r
.
The yellow sheet crackled In ner . . .
, r.u .11
AV
W
I t a b le s f r e s h f r o m th e g a r d e n ,
In w in ­ at the R ya n Place club house, Tuesday,
g our friends a g a in
hand. For a moment she shut her ly Interwoven In Philip. Oh, Mary, ter the choice of fresh vegetables dec- F eb ru ary 21, a pot luck lunch was
George T aylo r has rented the Miller
ture.
will—will
he
be
much
changed,
do
you
eyes, swaying, and Mary started
creases rap id ly and one must rely served before sewing started.
farm to a Portland fam ily. M
think?”
towards her but she put out her hand
* »
*
He was not. He looked. Indeed, SO chiefly on cab b age, some greens and
Young will now m ake his home i
as If to keep her back. Not even
Friends
and
neighbors
of
Mrs.
Geo.
serene,
so
supremely
happy,
that
:
»
few
of
the
succulent
roots,
for
the
Portland.
Mary could help her through this mo­
*
* • *
ment : she wanted to meet it alone. Blanche, kneeling beside him, burst, { ch eap er varieties. A m o ng the root Widle at R yan P lace extends sym pathy
> *
for
the
first
time.
Into
healing
tears.
[
vegetables,
carro
ts
are,
or
should
t
the
death
of
her
father
Peter
M.
Mr. and Mrs. J am es Churthle-- *i
Then she came slowly down the stairs,
and going to the window where the And the nurse who had taken care of | 1 be a winter stand-by. T h ey a r e high T ieldim ann of Portland, F eb ru ary 14 tertained Mr and Mrs. E. A C I!
C o u n ty basketball
service flag hung, she took it down him told her that he had suffered in vitamin content and because of their
w ater and fam ily at dinner on S u n u s ; .
under w a y M arch
very
little.
.
,
.
m m m
and stood for a long time with It In
Mrs. Emily Holly Muss of Ryan
I anti y...
rch 4th to deter-
“It
was
all
so
quick,”
she
said.
“He
P,ra,,inK
flavor and color th ey are
her arms, her lips quivering. At last ;
Place is ill at home with the flu.
The sym p ath y of the com m unity is mine the bet
ra- h of the three
simply
wouldn't
let
US send for you,
desirable
in
the
fam
ily
menu,
she gathered It up, and crossing the
# * s
and we really didn't think It was nee- Turnips, too, are an im portant w in ter
extended to Mrs. Julius Gassner and divisions a n J : 1
ner of l he C o un ty
room with It, she bung It, as If It had essnry—until It was too Inte. fie said vegetable. A lthough not as high in
Due to
misprint in last w eek's Ve» Bany on the death of iheii mother. cham pionshi- r
been an emblem of victory, over the yotl must he saved all the grief and protective v alue as the carrot, their paper, Gordon McDonald of the Mult Mrs Emma W elter last week,
In the fii
ir x t W edn esday
portrait of the little French countess. care you could. He’d Just had a let- V1,am in and m in eral content are items nomah H ard w are Store w as supposed
• * *
Kinton m<M?t
ide in C lass C ;
Then she faced her cousin and her old
ter~
. . . . . .
.. . .
w orth considering in the low-cost diet. to have committed himself to matri- ' Mr. and Mrs A. J. Doughty and Sherwood meets Oaaton in class B and
friend.
“He got It In time so that he could v n
.
,
. .
mony, in fact he only spent a few days ' C rockett Brown of H ubbard w ere din- Hillboro m eets St. M a r y ’ s in class A.
“I’ll have a new one, with a gold read It?” asked Blanche, with such a Ylellow1 ,urn‘p* furn,*h more
I
than
do
white
ones.
in H oquiam , W ashington.
ner quests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lewis rhe.s - three g am e» w ill nil be p layed
star, In the window,” she said quietly, sudden leap of Joy In her voice that
• • •
It is im portant to include an abun-
and fam ily on Sunday.
Wed r -s d iy night in the gym n asium of
“but that one belongs there. Can you Mary wondered Instantly what had
» • e
| dan ce of the protective foods——mi ik.
A v e r y interesting W ashington's
have the express stopped at Ham- been In that special letter
the B eaverton H igh S c ' ool,
stead for me, Sol?—You’ll g o with me,
“Oh yes. He was awfully happy fruits and vegetables— in the winter b irthday pro gram was held W ednesday,
Mrs. B L. Griffiths and A sa w e re
T h u r sd a y afternoon at the sam e
Mary, of course? Please tell mother over It, that was plain to see, and ¡menu. These foods, with their vita- F eb ru ary 22, ut the M ultnomah school, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David p lace O renco and Helvetia will tan g le
and Cousin Jane. I'd like to be alone now that I ve met yotl. Mrs. Starr, I mins, their calcium and iron and other the A m erican Legion advanced the Reed on Sunday,
in class C an d T u a la tin and Reedville
a little while, I think— But I’ll be don’t wonder he wanted to save a
s e e
m ineral salts, are just as im portant colors and pupils of all grades carried
meet in case B. T h at night will see
ready to start In an hour.”
lovely child like you from all the
d urin g the out of season months as in op the program . Mrs. Doerner of the
Mrs.
Eva
Nelson
nnd
her
son
Bobbie
C
arlton and T im b er fight it out in
There was no time to waste In nnxlety he could. He didn’t suffer
sum
mer,
when
garden
s
a
r
e
growing.
Legion
A
u
x
ilia
r
y
gave
stories
about
of
Seaside
h
a
v
e
been
visiting
her
class
C w ith Dilly and Bank* in B class
"breaking the news gently." Mary much honestly. And just before he
found the two older women together died— but I don't know as I ought t o ’ The following delicious w a y of serv the flag and told of having the flag mother, Mrs Nick Kemmer for a few and T ig a rd ag ain st Forest Grove.
days.
m y winter vepetables is only one of the j code contest in m an y schools,
B eaverton will not p la y until F rid ay
and, without s single unnecessary tell you— ”
[the m an yp possibilities.
word, told them what had happened.
m orning w h en she meets the victor in
Violet, horribly stunned and shocked. ' "You must— "
V egetables au C retin.
Mrs. Jam es W right wife of the Post
Rosedale school children had a Val- the Hillsboro-St. Ma r y ’s gam e.
“ Som ething stran ge h ap p en ed .”
broke Into angry and rebellious grief
Mix two or more kinds of fresh- Mastar at Hillsdale has been v ery ill entine p arty on T uesday afternoon of
Sem i-final and final gam es will be
which prostrated her completely. But
''Ye»,'* »«id Blanche breathlessly. cooked or |e f , . 0 ver vegetables, such
* * *
last week. Lunch w as served under played S a t u r d a y evening at 8 P. M.
when Jane hsd done all she could to looking from the n u n c to M ary,
as string beans, carrots, and turnips or
Friends surprised Mrs. W inn ard of the direction of H arriet Hansen. A
relieve her and the frailer woman had
He had been having some trouble c auliflower,
and place in a shallow H illsdale with a birthday p a r ty at her program and gam es followed directed
W ork is pro gressin g fast on the new
recovered somewhat and they had
taken the necessary steps to send Wl,b b,a breathing. He w as uncon
Pour over the vegetables thin home F eb ru ary 22. Bridge w as play- by Viola Kaufman and H omer C hurch- home being built by Mr. A ltician on
Blanchs and Mary to bring Philip • c <o u e f ° r * little while, I thought, white sauce to which cheese has been ed. Sixteen guests w ere present.
ley.
M arg arite G illenwater and Mar- the farm w h ich he recen tly purchased
hotn# and to prepare Hamstead for Its and delirious, off and on
Suddenly added. Cover with buttered bread
The P aren t-T each er Association of jorie Kaach made a clever V alentine from Mr. and Mrs. O. C am p eau.
first military funeral, Jane went slons he opened his ey e s and loked toward crum bs and b ake in a m oderate oven Hillsdale held a card p arty at the home box, and acted as postmen. The Fred Strick lan d is doing the carp en ter
to her room and sat a long time, th# the foot of the bed, sm iling as If he until the sauce bubbles and the crum bs of Mrs. Otto Dimbat, T h u rsd ay after- guests w ere M ary Louise W atts, Ju n e w ork, and the plum bing is being done
t#art rolling down her grim, piala
(C o n tin ued on Pape 2)
¡J a c k , and Pat G illenwater.
noon, F e b ru a ry 23.
by D ewey D rorbaugh.
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LADY
BLANCHE
FARM
CHURCH SERVICES Justice of Peace Bill
Sesont! Annual Meet
Dairy Council Meet
Signed at Salem
of Dairy Council
Attracts local Men
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A Romance of the
Commonplace
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Commits Suicide
MULTNOMAH
i earns
County Cup