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Ol U L IB R A R Y LARGEST C IRCU LATIO N IN \'( )L. 9. NO. 7 BK A \ ERTÖ N. O REG O N. •NA ^ Statehouse Bits of Local Events For Past W eek Ü E A ST E R N W A SH IN G T O N C O U N T Y PUBLISHED WEEK IA F R IP A Y. APRI L 5. 19J5 Miss Carter Bride at Pretty Church W edding Last Saturday Officers of Juvenile Lodges Torch Honor Society Plan to Entertain Miss G enevieve C a r t e r , d a u g h t e r of Mrs. Irruese C a r t e r , o f R aleigh, be- 1 c a m e th e brid e o f M r C laren c e P a lm , of Seattle, W a sh ., a t a very p r e tty T h e m o st im p o r t a n t new s of the w ed d in g held S a t u r d a y a t th e B e a v e r- j w eek w as th e c h a n g e s b ro u g h t by G ov ton C o n g r e g a tio n a l c tiu rc h . Rev. ‘ e r n o r M artin, p a r ti c u la r l y th e la th e i ! C h a rle s C la r k e r e a d t h e c e re m o n y in B e a v e rto n H ig h school s tu d e n ts held Rose M arie Lowell is t h e s u p e rv i u n e x p e c te d rem ova l o f Leslie M. Scott sor of th e new R a in b o w C lothing 4-H th e p rese n ce of r e la tiv e s a n d in tim a te . th e ir r e g u la r s t u d e n t body m e e tin g as c h a i r m a n of th e S ta te H !g h w a \ club, w h ich received its c h a r t e r lust : friend*. I F r l d n y a f te rn o o n . Chus, f , W a lk e r C om m ission. B ut th e sto ry b ehind week. T he bride w a s d resse d in h e r m o t h - l f i o i u the N o r t h w e s te r n School of C o m th is ex e cutive a c l reveals so m e v e ry er's w ed d in g dres* of n e t a n d lace, n ie rc e w a s t h e m a in s p e a k e r ol the D avid Phelps, g r a d e school t e a c h e r in te r e s ti n g situ atio n s, sh o w in g th a t a n d c a r r ie d a w h ite Bible, a n d a day, lm piestung upon th e m in d s of th e M a itin w as r e lu c ta n t in rem oving is a b s e n t fro m his d e s k th is w ee k due sh o w e r b ouquet o f pin k a n d w h ite j s tu d e n ts th e t a c t t h a t a pel son w as to th e d e a th of his f a th e r, A. H. Scott, but could not avoid it. flowers. Miss G e ra ld in e C a r t e r , as old ls he ac te d , no m atte« how I h ips of In d e p e n d e n c e Orville J o h n bride's maid, w o re a light blue d ress m a n y y e a r s lie h u d lived. A d d e d ic u- son Is s u b s t itu tin g fo r him. a n d c a r rie d a m u f f of p in k a n d w hite tu r e s of the m e e ti n g w e r e h a r m o n i c a A w e e k before G o v e rn o r M a rtin D/. a n d Mr«. F o r e s t H o w a r d a n d flower«. L ittle L o ra in e Cart»« , flow- n u m b e r s by E d Me E lroy a n d a n ora- to o k a f o u r d a y t r ip w ith th e m e m d a u g h t e r sp e n t t h e w ee k end a t Kelso e r girl, w as d resse d in light blue or- tio n on D e m o c ra c y by L u M e r n D ean, bers of th e h ig h w a y com m ission, an d a n d Longview, W a sh . On W e d n e s -1 gnndio, c a r r y in g a b a s k e t of pink r e tu r n e d abso lu te ly sold on Scott. d a y D r H o w a r d m a d e a tr ip to Cor- i T h e G irl R e s e r v e s m e t f i f t h period blossoms. H e kn ew S cott h a d sp e n t m o st o f his v a U i ^ n d E ^ e n e T u e sd a y in tile g y m n a s i u m m a in ly for S am u e l L aw re n c e , Jr., a c te d a s best tim e in service to th e public, had th e p u r p o se of d isc u ssin g p la n s fo r S. P. L aw lo r is g r u b b in g s tu m p s a n d m an. sp e n t m illions of d o lla rs t h e p a s t th r e e R h o d a Thyng, left (F in k photo), w as installed honored queen of N a tio n a l Gwl R e s e r v e w e e k A pril 7-14. P r e c e d in g t h e c e re m o n y Sam uel y e a r s w ith o u t a b r e a t h of scandal, p r e p a r in g a c r e a g e fo r the plow on th e j bethel No. 8, J o b ’s D aughters, a t a cerem ony last n ig h t in B e av e rto n s a n g ''• 'A t " * D a w n i n g 1 , "' A);rW 7 th ' lh e Pa n ‘- L a w r e n c e J an d w as p e r h a p s t h e best h ig h w a y St inton place s o u th o f Allen's avenue. while Chuck Chapm an, ce n te r (Photo A rt studios), will be installed v i ilk i k in i . s . ••T’S., in t h e se rv ic es o f t h e C o n g r e A now resid e n ce is being built by a a n d Miss J o a n W "T h e S w eeteet c o m m is s io n e r O re g o n h as ever know n. m a s te r councilor of F rie n d s h ip chapter, De Molay, F r id a y night. g a tio n a l c h u r c h in B e a v e rto n . F iv e P o r tl a n d firm j u s t e a s t o f th e F re d S to ry E v e r Told." T h e w edding Annelle Ringhoffer, r ig h t (Gladys Gilbert studio), honored queen of | Kil ls w ho ju s t r e c e n tly e n t e r e d th e j G oyt hom e on F a r m i n g t o n road. m a r c h w a s played by Miss M a rg a re t bethel No. 1, presided a t a cerem ony during w hich th e m a jo rity de* I school w ere in tio d u c c d a n d welcom ed U pon his r e t u r n th e G o v e rn o r let it E arl. M r a n d Mrs. T ed S c h u lm o ric h of | g ie e was conferred. be k n o w n he w a s sa tisfie d w ith Scott P o rtla n d , sp e n t S u n d a y a t th e hom e A re c e p tio n followed in t h e c h u r c h “ S |,m l .n H a l a a Col parlors. A ssistin g a b o u t th e rooms i W la , D o ris Collins, a n d would r e ta in h im on th e com m is- ¿ ^ ¿ F ' a ' n d Mrs. H arri, H an so n . sion. H e wag to a p p o in t but one, w ere Misses C a t h r y n D en n e y a n d “ nd A ftf “ •* faUM- Mrs. Belle W a lk e r w as a luncheon , t h a t to r ep la ce C arl W a s h b u r n e of E u D o ro th v C a rte r . T he c h u r c h a n d re- Ml;s s cYom 1f p r i s o n , styl- hostess to a few la d y f rie n d s F r id a y ; ------- -------------------------------------------- gene, w h o h a s been an x io u s to quit. c e p tio n ro o m s w e r e b e a u tifu lly deco L‘ F r ®n k Co " s Poke to G u e s ts included Mes- . . . It w a s r e p o r te d reliably t h a t this new a t h e r home. r a te d w ith f e r n s a n d s p r in g f lo w e r * .|lho g lrla on P l 0 I * r D , ca«. Former Beaverton Boy a p p o i n tm e n t would be F. L. Touvello dame.- W a lte r V an K leek. M C. Me Victory Bethel No. 2 Job's T h e couple d e p a r te d Im m ediately! T h e T o rc h H o n o r society of t h e lo- of Medford, who h a s been sp o k e n of K e r c h e r a n d V. A. Wood. C a rd s w e re j for Seattle, W ash., w h e r e th e y wiil c u l hig h will p i e s e n t a n I n te r e s tin g Wins Debating Honors Daughters Instituted at played d u r in g th e a r e a noon. a s th e f a t h e r of t h e P a c ific H ig rw a y . m a k e th e ir hon.e. ¡ p r o g r a m T uesda y, A pril ltith a t 2.30 p. Mrs. E. Stipe, Mrs. R. R. S u m m e rs, j ■— — - I *n. in tlie g y m n a s iu m . Amuiig i.u Beaverton Saturday a n d Mrs. G uy A le x a n d e r a t te n d e d the B e a v e rto n hig h school s tu d e n ts de H ow ever, th e f ir s t of last w eek n u m b e r s will be a tr o m b o n e uolo by b a tin g ability w as a g a in b r o u g h t to Julius Christensen Elected th i n g s b e g a n to h a p p e n . B u t let's luncheon and m e e ti n g of N y d ia T e m G loria R ollins, a d u e t in Sw iss by E li ple D a u g n te r s of t h e Nile W e d n e s d a y V ictory bethel No. 2, Jo b 's D a u g h - : !!K h t, .w h en w Yrd w as received here review f irs t t h e h is t o r y of th e p erson . .. . , . _ President I. O. O. F. z a b e th a n d M a g d a le n a B oeckli, a skit, responsible for th e c h a n g e in th e a t Mrs. J |L e M atilda Kellev e n t e r ta i n e d F r i - Uj„ It ers, in s titu te d a bethel at B e a v e rto n 1 ‘ h a ‘ Kenlnelh ,VV ood Sco“ ' Sl nlor a ‘ ° ' No, No. a T h o u s a n d T im e s N o.” by . tl. . . . . . . . . . . S. C. a n d g r a d u a t e of th e local school, p la n s of th e g o v e r n o r —H e n r y F a i l , . ... . hom e of h e r m o th .. e r, , Mrs. , S • a tu , r d a y • n ig ” h t a n d installed t h e fol- th e belle of th e T o rc h c o m p a n y , R o b W a s h in g to n c o u n ty I. O. O. F. co n d a y a t th ■ ing Cabell. Cabell is d ec la re d a fine officers: C a roline h ad won f o u r d e b a te le tte rs d u r in g his vention w a s held at T i g a r d Rhoda e r t J a c k s o n , a n d R a y m o n d K uglaiui. F rid a y G eorge S titt, h o n o r in g Mrs. Della ir ..... .. college days. H e is th e only forensic citizen a n d a t th e prese nt tim e is a d e v e n in g M arch 29. w ith t h r e e co u n ty M a iia n Boyson will give a R u s s ia n anctaco. C a l . . w h o , T ‘ly r K ' honored q u e e n ; H elen B erst. " s ta r " to e v e r e a r n f o u r letters. M cCauley of S a n Fi m i n i s t r a t o r of th e la rg e F a ilin g e s tu p danc e. T h e s e n u m b e r s will be lo- uest for th e past !**" o r P " “ « * " ! F lo re n c e S y ve.son, h a s been a house g uest D u rin g his f o u r y e a r s of in ter-col lodges re p r e s e n te d a n d s e v e r a l from lowed by th e m y s t e r y play, " T h e C a t's ta te. H e is w e a lth y a n d con sid ered I Bovd Ju n lo r p rin c e ss; R u t h Filley, g u ide ; P o rtla n d . A p p ro x im a te ly fifty a tte n - lege d e b a te he h a s w on m a n y l a u r e l s , , a v e ry ca p a b le b u sin e ss m an, one w ho I Bovd W in ifre d Berst, m a r s h a l ; D o ro th y Me h a v in g p a r tic ip a te d in 78 contests. H e ^ed t h e e v e n in g session W h i s k e r s ” w ith th e follow ing c h a r a c will m a k e a good com m issioner. rge T h yng. Mrs. G eorge B l a * P r e e n ' ,3 enior c “ s ' o d l a n ' , Mc‘ is now p a r t tim e a n n o u n c e r fo r rad io VVm M orand g r a n d se c r e ta ry , w as te rs: J a m e s M iller u n d M u r t h a L e h , ,i f . a n d i m . rv,_ r»i. Breen, p r e s e n t a n d told of th e ac tiv itie s of m a n a s Mr. a n d Mrs. E r n i e J o n e s. ser. Mrs M cCauley Mrs. D an Da- M a n ,)nJ ju n io r c u s to d ia n ; H elen T hyng. sta tio n KOAC. i M a rio n Metzier, E d ith H ardm an, It w as Cabell w h o first s u g g e sted to vies of Seattle, W a sh __________________ | th e c o m in g G r a n d lodge se ssion to be A leth a H u le t te a n d C a rl C orn ils a s Mr. M a itin to run for C ongress at th e a n d Mrs. Daly, a n d M ir ia m D o ty u n d Mr. a n d Mrs. E lw ood B ro w n a r e be- 1 - ‘» i .. I I I N .dyne E c e t .r , m i n /->• ■ p •>| » , h t l d in Salem la Mag election five y e a r s ago. S ittin g in th e in g felicita te d cr. th e a r r iv a l of a baby g ™ ' B e a v e rto n lodge gav e th e obligation -Ja y G ibson a s Mr. a n d M rs Burns, H a u e r ' s e c r e ta r y ; F r a n c e s Vail I i v e s e i v e s W i l l Attend A rlin g to n club o n e day, t h e s to r y boy S u n d a y n ig h t. T h e b a b y h as been D ow ning, t r e a s u r e r ; E velyn A l.x a n - Congregational Church ,n ‘ be in itia to ry degree, w i t h m e m b e r s D o n n a Bsoad a n d M u rk e y S a y r e will states. Cabell said to G e n e ra l M a rtin n a m e d J o h n W allace for his tw o d e ' Pl a n ‘s t ; ' f K a >' Miirtln b b r a n a n ; 6 6 fro m T ig a rd a n d H illsboro g iving th e Pla>' «be p a r ts of Mr. a n d Mrs. S m ith , " W h hy y d don o n't t you ru n fo r C o n g ress on g r a n d f a t h e r s . ._ M a rg a re t Imlay, in n e r g u a r d ; E d n a Mrs. M a s te m is ..... _ . , , se cret w ork. H illsboro d e m o n s tr a te d ! D elb e rt B u r k e , th e o tficer, is rip e for th e d e m o c r a ti c t l c k e t - y o u would be ¡ i o r Ml.s . B io w n d u r in g her cor)_ B la n k e n o u te r g u a r d ; J e a n Klein, r, ' ‘ 11 iMa y ,.a , °5 . ‘be . ' ,r t h e flag ce rem ony, both o p e n in g a n d , l *io big tim e. T h e le m a i n i n g c h u r- elected. m u u t tn e general, gener chaplain; and Jekn So b a r m a n , c u s to d R e se rv e s w II a t t e n d c h u r c h in a body c ,osln Red. "B said th "I ____» j c h a r i t y lodge a n d th e con- a cte. in th e play is th e C a t p la y ed by a m a R e p u b lic an ." " T h e n c h a n g e an d r l l l w u n n u a l o b s e r v a n c e of ventla* w e n t on\ e ^ a s favoring a t h e ca t. i e s . Della M cC auley d e p a r te d th is lan of !iS h t s ' r u n ,” r e tu r n e d Cabell. T h ey will t a k e „e t c h n r t e r „ . a p i n g c e re m o n y a n d ln- w eek for h er hom e in S an F ra n c is c o _ h o llo w in g th e in sta lla tio n o f J o b ’s Girl R e se rv e W eek. By . . C CST o “ !.. i OKAY p T h a t is w h a t h ap p e n ed , a n d Cabell a n d t h e F a ilin g e s ta t e w e re h ea v y c o n t r i b u to r s fin a n c ia lly to M a rtin 's c a m p a ig n s for C o n g re s s a n d for Gov- ern o r. a l th o u g h Cabell is a reg istered R e p u b lic a n But t h e r e is even m o re b a c k of th e a p p o in tm e n t. Misa Lucille B e r n a r d left M onday g u a r d i a n ; I. R . M etzler, a s s o c ia te f or Pasad“ n'a,’ C a L ‘w h ere~ sh e h u ac- g u a r d i a n ; Mrs. G eorge T hyng, secre- c , pt9d a position of d ie titio n in Occi- , t a , y: M r s - B e rt h a Brow n, t r e a s u r e r ; d e n ta l college. Mw. E ilene H o w ard , m u s ic ia n ; Mrs. ^ j r an<j j ^ rs Conoly m oved t h e M a r th a Wood, c u s to d ia n of p a r a p h n a - lia; M rs Vivian L aw ren c e, d ir e c to r of firot of t h e w eek to P o rtla n d . Miss E m m a H u p y of Seattle, W ush., b o sp ita lity ; Mrs Lillian Filley, direc- Cabell, a g r a n d s o n of H e n r y Failing. ■ visiting w ith h e r f a t h e r liere. t o '' of socialability; M rs M argaret ” ^ --------------------- — '• • ‘a v isitin g w itn n e r t a tn e r ^ n e c e ^ ^ D e n n e y _ d ire c to r of f in a n M 8 . * Thp a n O re gon pioneer, w a s an aide-de- y r . a n d Mrs. H e n r y D e ss in g e r c-amp to G en e ra l M a rtin d u r in g th e aon J im m ie Le.‘ of Deeu C ree k sp e n t above w e r e installed by M«s. V ictoria W orld W a r. Cabell's fa th e r, an a r m y “he w e e k - e n d a t °the VV^ F. D e ss in g e r E rick so n , G ra n d G u a r d ia n of Jo b 's colonel w a s a close perso p erso n a l friend of home. ho m e I D a u g h te r s of or O regon. regon M a c tin ’, .. a a n n d d th th e e nlc*ure d d a tT e .1 T he Q ueen of V icto ry Council, ...... M.wtin p ic tu r e renllv rea lly d a d te a te Mr. . a «a n d Mrs. E lsw o rth , w ho h hav who iom there. I he n e w h ig h w a y com- resided in th e Chas. E a s t e r ly h ouse installed th e B e a v e rto n B ethel pre n n s s to n e r is 40 y e a r s of -age. for 30n ie tim e have moved to K in to n , sen ted e a c h new m e m b e r w ith a hand- * * a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. J. C. S n id e r of Kin- k e r c h ie f corsage, w hile th e B e av e rto n T h e r e f o r e w hen Cabell w as a n x io u s ton a r e now occ u p y in g th e E s t e r l y 1 Council p rese n ted e a c h m e m b e r of to s e cu re a good a p p o i n t m e n t —n o t a place. Bethel No. 2 a n d 18 w ith a flow er cor- r e m u n e r a t i v e one from the G overnor. Mrs. M a ry E v a n s h as been co n fin e d sage. R e f r e s h m e n t s w e re se rv e d the he w a s forced to listen. Cabell w a n - to h e r bed fo r the p a s t w ee k s u ffe t- g u e s ts a t a v ery la te hour. T h e _d in ted to be on th e h ig h w a y com m ission jn g hig h blood p ressure. ing ing room room being being taste ta s te fu fu lly lly ____ d e c o r a te __ d an d n o th in g else. W h a t could M a rtin Mr. a n d M n . R. B. D en n e y a n d for th e occasion <lo o th e r t h a n w h a t he d i d ’ He re- fam ily hav e m oved fro m 7th str e e t to __________________ g r e tt e d t h e le m o v a l of Scott, how ev- c e d a r str e e t. 1 J L M d L al_ C o n tin u e d on P a g e 2 Mr. a n d Mrs. W a lte r V an K leek I d a h o l Y l a n P u r c h a s e s t h e w e re d in n e r host« to te n of th e ir rela- Q n r , c , County Track Meet Dated for May 4th at H illsboro IU I m a j , 4 1 nilliiDOro b i r th d a y 0 a n n i v e r s a r y ‘'of* b rother! _S p r a g U e D r y G ° ° d s S t ° r e C. M. M a rtin . Of Boise, Edaho.fi>> J - C - A n d erso n a n d h e r sister-in-law m e rly a resid e n t of McMinnville, h a s A „ nderson, a— *>-. a- Mrs. C laudie A both w h o m ------ p u r c - h a s e d ■ **- th e S p r a g u e D ry Goods live in P o rtla n d , I S to re in B e a v e rto n a n d t a k e posses- G a y fo rd a n d R e n o ld W ilson a r t ‘ sion t h e e a rly p a r t of n ex t week. T he s p e n d in g th e w eek a t th e beach. new o w n e r iis a c q u a i n te d w ith m a n y D in n e r g u e s ts of th e W. F. D essin- - Qf th e i____ local re sid e n ts hom e S u n d a y w e re Mrs. M a ry D aw so n and" d a u g h t e r M arcia. Mrs M r^. S p ra g u e , w ho h as been in bust- Carl D e s s in g e r a n d d a u g h t e r Nila. Mr. " * “ e hd ™ [o ii^ h e a U h ^ y e a r 8 ’ * ' a n d Mi's. Will D essinger, all of P o rt- land, a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. H e n r y D e s s i n - 1 ---------------------------- p e r a n d son J im m ie Lee of D eep B e a v e r t o n R e s i d e n t s G re ek Ore , _ , , . , ..s a ä ä S » ? ¿ r ssJ S S tsrssJ tt uiuui ut* u y l u l l , «. . b> , j u I i uh Cni isten se n of Sonoils, w ;u lP e^ l a L__m.’i 8ica i t i i n i u u m b e r . w . i . n be, :.e g r o u p a n d t h e w hole pr , of , he convention, J ' in sin g i in g ‘Follow e w lth th fhp e m m e p„tlnff nl. rp . a „ u t t n o m ltJ " l th n® w ith e tin g place m . a M tic n a . lly p leal^ - M i l l e d T w o h y will sa y n set for Scholls so m e tim e in S e p te m b e r ' O th e r officers elected w ere: San i Lord T „ R o « prs' B e av e rto n , vlce-pres ; ' or> R ev c h a r | es F. C l a r k e. will p r e a c h C u r tis T ig a rd . T iga rd, s e c r e ta ry ; Ches- ® “e i m o n ettpeciully for th e gwls -on (er c B a n n is te r , Hil Hillehoro, tr e a s u r e r . " U y i n g O ur Lives above th e 'M isty ----------I------- K a a th th e e r r in Bos- f,,a| s • K in e e Denny. D en n y Aline Ali w^U a n d K hoda T h y n g will a c t as ush- ers' P a i ''n t « a « d of t t h e g irls will be iheii ’. h eir special . p e d a l guests, guests. E \ v e r y one is invited . Kinton Corn-Calf Clubs Get Achievement Awards The K in to n C orn a n d C alf clubs . . . ‘ h^ , r„ ® l„ t C.h.ieJ®i?1 ™ - Î! , K in to n G r a n g e hall W e d n es d ay evening, M arch 20, at w hich tim e th e ach e v e m e n t pins, c e r tif ic a te s <»f a c h ie v e m e n t, an d scholarsnip.. w e re Pr e a B ot l , clu b s com pleted t i n / . bf ‘ Final C. E. Convention l i il e J I* A lly S u n d a y A fa A fte rn o o n C ounty C. E. co n v e n tio n will be held nt F o re s t G rove C h r is tia n c h u r c h th is S u n d a y a fte rn o o n w ith a p o tlu c k din- nor a t 1 o ’clock In th e c h u r c h b ase m ent T he pot luck d i n n e r is o n e of t h e u n u su a l f e a tu r e s o f th e rally. T h is Is th e last rally of th e s ta te » * — --------- s ------- >’< n r before ta te c ---- o n v e n tio n t o be hrtil a t T h e D alles In th e m iddle of April. E n th u s ia s m will be a r o u s e d t„ get m e m b e r s to a t t e n d th e s ta te c o n v e n tio n this y e a r a n d m a k e it th e ,arK(wt c „ nve„U on so f a r held i ker, will m e e t C lu ts k a n ie i i h i e i r « e a a t t . , ^ ■rS!, i ^ ° ^ ° “ L'' b“ te *?*. ,th e 1 'i t e i - D i s U a t c h a m p i o n ship, F r id a y evening, A pril 5th. T he te n n is t o u r n a m e n t w h ic h is be- ing played a m o n g th e s t u d e n t s in th e hig h school to d e t e r m in e *.he c h a m pions w as played a s follows th is w ee k : G irls V irginia Q nandall vg M ildred T w ohy, B etty A lb erts vu B e tty A iti shin. Boys Neil J a c k s o n vs H e n r y K u m b e r g e r, G en e B r o w n vs J a m e s Miller, a n d B ob K n g lck e vs D on ald 1 Short, A n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s f r o m th e f irs t a n d se co n d year ty p in g cla sse s a r e p r e p a r i n g th e m se lv e s fo r tlie a n n u a l ; W a sh in g to n C ounty ty p in g c o n te s t to be held Api il 12th u t B e h n k e - W a lk e i I Buniness college in P o r tl a n d . ch o sen f r o m ' t h e ' b e j i m i e r r 'c l u s s 1 a r e E v ely n A lexander, A line Boswell, A letha ..„.t-i, H ulett, H e le n K u ro w o sk i, M a ry K a t h e r t n e H a l l Ind^ cL“7cZr m | H T hose from th e m lv u n c a i are ' Z D a n ^ g V I.v m r a C r a m b d r „ A n,un.,b er ° f . " U .t e. F ' E ? f f,c5 r> a , v C hloa Gee. J u n e Pollan,1 G enevieve ,"r a*paotad to a t t a a d t h e rally S u n d a y jo b n s o n . M a h . i i . « » . „.n. i„, ' a a d 1 ", ^ i A ^ H‘*rly a n d give valuable I n fo rm a tio n to un K a t h e r i n e D enne y w ere a w a r d e d s c h o la rsh ip s w hich In ey inn m p m b ers D l f f . r e n t societies will -r , „ . „ , , T h e final W a s h in g t o n c o u n ty g r a d e won a t the S ta te fair. C arl Van hH p ln th e d evotional a n d special mu- f l,8 t ye“ r tP u b l J® S Pc a k ‘|»« c ' af a K leek w a s a w a r d e d th e sc h o la r s h ip sical n u m b e rs •‘■>pmt u very in te r e s ti n g w e e k w ith school t r a c k m e e t will be held a t w hich n.' he won in th e C o m m ercial N a - ; W o ih im r tn n rn iin t» . m i » , h . . . . . » i V4rl(,lw projects. The , w w “ a s H illsboro, S a tu r d a y , M ay 4th. Aloha- :iai w a -, W a s h in g to n co u n ty union h a s a new J w e l e e * k 4' „ w i „ . , tio n a l B a n k corn show O th e r a w a r d s pr e e id e n t a s a result of th e a c tio n of ^ “ » ^ K U r a l a n d f a r e w e ad- H u b e r . Hillsboro, F o r e s t G rove a n d w ere a s follows: 1st y e a r —Cecil all schools in th e w e s te r n p a r t of t h e cil V an thp r o u _nty n ( y cablnpt m e e tin g S u n d a y a t K J' * ^ W u n d retlrinK c o u n ty will c o m p ete in th e prelim in- Kleek. R a y m o n d R u glnnd, C h e s te r H illsboro H I.. M .r tta “ j ñ m ír o f d“>'‘ Í 1” ," arie s a t F o re s t Grove. F rid a y , At cil R o b ,n s o n ' BillV R o b in so n . W oodrow A nicker, B uddy H ite. 2nd—E r n e s t signed. 2Cth, w hile B e a v e rto n , T ig a id , St. d e b u te on th e T o w n s e n d Old Age P e n - S taseens, C h a rles H e m ric h , R a y m o n d , ____________ M a ry s a n d s m a lle r schools in th e ea s t- jSion pla n wa« sc h ed u le d for W e d n e s HMUrleh, Bill M ears. 3rd -C lifford e rn p a i t will m e et a t B e av e rto n . d ay betw e en th e S o p h o m o re a a n d Van K leek. J a n ie R ic h a rd s, E lm e r Beaverton Leads There w ill be no con test b etw e en • c | F re s h m e n , b u t wa# fo rf e ite d to t h e 4th - E u g e n p Van Kleek, •ctiom a u 4 'B ” um ! lira D u i 1 fl Tuee-| Celebrate Anniversary Blerly. I n U a s - U l l N a l e s F i'e sh m e n b ec au se of tlie fa ilu re of ,, ... r , _ U o y d A niker. 6 th —G len P ringle. C o m m itte e s in c h a r g e of th e m e e t d a y fo r t h e i r ho m e in Seattle. W ash., a n b d r a te Mrs. e K e lle r of Beaver- 7th -W illiam Van Kleek. C arl V an ------------ th e S ophs to a p p e a r . T h u rsd ay was includes Lee B a rn u m , of A loha-H uber, follow ing a w eek visit w ith r e la tiv e s j on M r CP|e d th J e o ir 28th w e d d in g an- ............. Kleek, .............. A m os .............................. B ierly a n d .... Iv a n ...........- Blerly. . . . P r i o i n r tl ........ f e a , n e d i i r e alesmen o f ' I " r > va t y joyously w i t h Raymond G e o rg e R a y of G ales Creek. L. A. an d f rie n d s in P o r tl a n d a n d B e a v e rto n fh 9 f l i n n o r n 4 vs . . .. .. n __ ____ ■ F o llow ing th e p r e s e n ta tio n of • G e n e ra l P e tr o le u m product*; M obilgas R u g l a n d a n d F r a n c i s H o lb o k e uphold- G ooding, o f S herw ood, E s t h e r Allen of Miss Lucille B ro w n e n te r ta i n e d sev- n i i e r s a r y April 2. w ith a d in n e r a t the G uests aWa r d s a m oving p ic tu re w as show n a n d Moblloll for W e s te rn O regon, a n d inn th e a l f i r m a t i v e side a n d M a rk e y F o re s t G lo v e a n d C. H. N osier of real P o r tl a n d frie n d s a t h e r ho m e r e S o vereign hotel in P o r tl a n d . :ncludei! , few of t h e i r close frie n d - hy , hp ;,.<sis tnnt r n u n t v agent o th e r localities, It w a s le a r n e d t h a t *he 8 » y r* a n d K e n n e th W a ld e le t h e n*gn- Hillsboro. cently, prio r to leav in g for S e a ttle ! sales of these tw o p r o d u c ts in t h e t ,ve side of th e q u e s tio n "Resolved;- w h e r e she will t a k e a six m o n th s B e a v e rto n d is tric t d u r i n g r e c e n t t h a t it is b e t te r to be a little f r o g in co u rse of study. Recovery Head Strikes Ritz Theatre to Show Society N otes m o n th s exceeded t h e sa le s o f e ith e r a big puddle t h a n a big f r o g in a little r« il d * i i 'w Mr#. M a tilda Kelley, f o rm e rly of Camp Followers S alem or E u g e n e d is tric ts f o r ‘.he s a m e puddle." Double Bill as Tryout L a ' A ngeles, e n t e r ta i n e d some of her Mrs J u l i a C ooper w a s p le a sa n tly At N R A “ ________ i period. I ___________ school dav friends at a luncheon this s u rp rise d r ec en tly by m e m b e r s of the T he m a n a g e m e n t of th e R itz T hea- week W a s h i n g t o n —T h e A m e ric a n people Th,‘ tr a v e lin g pub lic a r e b eg in n in g P re s e n t w e re Mrs. Della O rd e r o f t h e E a s t e r n S ta r , t h e event a tre , B e av e rto n , is o ffe rin g t h e i r p a McAuley of San F ra n cisc o , Mrs. D a-i being in m e m o r y of h e r 86th b i r th d a y have a suspicion th a t som e of th e N ew ««cognize th e s u p e r io r q u a litie s of | D e e r R a c i n g N e w e s t t r o n s tw o double bill p r o g r a m s s t a r t vies, of S eattle W ash.,; Mrs. Boyd a n n i v e r s a r y . Deal th e o ris ts w ant t h e G o v e rn m e n t Mobilgas an d Moblloll th e c o n s iste n t S p o r t in C a l i f o r n i a ing T h u r s d a y April 11th. Should th e Mrs B lasser. an d Mrs. T h y n g of Beav- G r a n d m a Claasen e p e n t t h e w eek to t a k e o v er all busine ss a n d in d u s t r y a d v e r tta in g c a m p a ig n a big f a c to r public sh o w a d esire for th e se tw o ,.rton , n d w ith f o rm e r M e n d s a t Cornelius, and th is suspicion is h u r t i n g recovery l n d l h ‘‘ c o u rte o u s efficient service R a c i n g d e e r a r e the n e w e st Hport f e a t u r e p r o g r a m s th e y will be c o n tin W a s h in g t o n g r a n g e will visit Beav- Mrs. S. W M cllvaine a n d Mrs. Gene- it w a s a s s e r te d by S Clay William«, re n d e re d by th • G e n e ra l P e tr o le u m in C allifornla. a c c o r d in g to a n a r ti c le ued in th e n e a r fu tu re . erto n .-rang«- S a tu r d a y . April 13th. ac- vieve R o b in e tte a n d c hildren, sh e re- r e tirin g c h a ir m a n of t h e N atio n al Re-1 em ploye# here, u n d e r th e e n t h u s ia s tic in th e April issue of th e M o d e m Mo- C om in g S u n d a y for a fo u r d a y run, c o r d ln g to t h e sc h ed u le of visitatio n s ports a d elig h tfu l tim e. co v e ry B oard, in a s t a t e m e n t to t h e I le*def#hip o f Cecil Barnes. Is m a k i n g e h a n lx a n d inventions. y o u r old fa v o rite Will R o g e rs }n a jol- aflo ted a t t h e J a n u a r y m e etin g ol Mrs. C laa sen also a t te n d e d c h u r c h S e n a te F in a n c e C o m m itte e ‘ be le ad in g gas cen- j Mr a n „ M r, w „ b u r T , of K e |_ Hey( Ca| n pphew of M |v j w services w hile a t Cornelius. W illia m s describes th e se B r a i n tens of t h ^ W illa m e tte valley. th e P o m o n a g range. ing April 11 to 13 a double bill w ith T ru s te r * a s "c a m p follow ers” ln N RA , Li-le W a lk e r a n d I v a n B ierly w ere tw o new p ie tu te s " L ig h tn in g S trik e s on th e h o n o r roll for th e w in te r te r m a n d he u rg ed C o n g re s s to le gislate Club News I U U 0 - 1 5 U U L o r d s \A ( O O d in a to r# of the sp u rt. A bout a y e a r F ire t" a n d Beyond t h e L a w ; ” April a t th e O re gon S ta te college specifically on th e field to he covered Lisle . ___ A E. H a n s e n h a s been v ery b u sy t h e aKO ‘ b ey c a u g h t five y o u n g d e e r In An a p p lica tio n fo r a new c h a r t e r 14 to 17, “U n d e r Pre.asure” also “R o m a d e s t r a i g h t A I let. w hile Tvan w as has been m a d e f o r re-o rg a n izin g th e by N R A so as to elim in a te th e th e o r y paat w | n #,.r h au lin g wood from t h e old Oreg-in a n d a f t e r s tr e n u o u s effort, m a n c e in M a n h a tt a n ." N o ra ise in on th e 2.5 honoi roll list. T hewe j a c j{ Sloan p r o p e r ty of p io n e er tim es, ‘ r a )n «d th e m for h u r d le a n d o b sta cles old " C o in e r G roc *ry club" of B e a v e r p r o m o tin g c a m p followers. p rice s fo r th e se e x t r a special shows. R e c e n t guest« a t t e n d i n g a pot luck ton of s te e p le c h a se c o u r se th e s o u t h e r n T h is o rg a n iz a tio n cut q u ite a q u a c k d octors o f econom ic ills “hold HOUtbwe„ f of town d in n e r a t the ho m e of Mr. an d Mrs s w a th in pioneer s o c iety a r o u n d this pet th e o rie s on w h a t should be done M r H anHPn c o n t e m p la te s c u t t i n g ■‘ a te 's n e w e st sport, ABKAIIA.M R K I C H E N for a n d to business Mr. W illiam s lnoo to 1V)0 corda f|p wood thl|| R ichey included Mr. a n d Mrs. C arl locality. F u n e r a l services w e re held T h u r s K linge of G aston. said, a n d a r e ’also larg e ly to b lam e haa somp Wfjr)d cuttpri! w h o ,h a v e T he a ffair was i d a y fro m th e G e r m a n C o n g re g a tio n a l given in h o n o r of Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k IIITF.OV for u n c e r ta ln l ty In th e busine ss world w o rk e d for b)m OVPr flvp „a r | , c h u r c h at C e d a r Mills for A b r a h a m Beal. Purchases Old Drum and f a ilu re of buslnews to revive." Mrs. J o e F lin t is im p ro v in g follow R e lc h en , age d 86. w ho passed a w a y _, R a y Scott e x p e rt s n a r e d r u m player, Mr. e n d ____R_ Mrs. F ___ re d _____________ M a tth ie sen of ing a n a p p e n d ic itis o p era tio n a t th e In The W ild W est e a rly this w ee k at his ho m e on r o u te B e ave rton, w e » e d in n e r g u e s ts S u n d a y an d a m e m b e r of th e G. A. R - S V. ------ ------ ------------- _,___ _ Mrs. C. L ------ F erg u so n o f ------------ Los Angeles, Good S a m a r i t a n hospital. 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H e sa y s w R e . b e k a J h ' c lu " b !. la d i e s a t t e ‘ n d e d * c l u '! b of a r r a n g e m e n t s M a rc h 2b. m e n ts an d th e e ta te f a ir a t S alem sp e n d in g som e tim e w ith a n o t h e r sia- th e m ud b a th s su r e a r e hot, 118 de- ,____ 1 1 ' ” * 11 1 e home. 'v Mr. R e ic h e n c a m e to B e a v e rto n 44 Mr an d Mrs. C. B. W illia m s a n d , --------------------------- te r a n d b r o t h e r In S pokane. W ash. grees, t h a t I n d ia n ^ c o n d u r t t h e r e so rt, j Mrs. C. W. St r u t h ers a*tonded a y e a r s a g o fro m Switz r la n d His wife son w e re r e c nnt g u e s ts of Mr. and Th-» R e b e k a h N eedle a n d Social club At t h e r e g u la r m e e tin g of t h e Re- T h e r e is m u c h sn o w u p t h a t way. p assed on in 1932. Mi- J. W. 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B eaverton, surpri.-e w a s caused by t h fact th a t H u g h I^ewt* e v e ry on e pie>-ent had his o r h e r | N ine m e m b e r s of t h e B e a v e rto n Re- L a n d Mrs. A n n a May R ogers, w ith at th e se s p r in g s - o n e n ig h t a b e a r j Mrs. D orothy W illoughby a n d child- P h o n e 2045 m o u th open.- M em phis C o m m e rc ia l b e k a h lodge a tte n d e d t h e d is t ric t con- Mrs. E d n a Sheet# a n d Mis. R ose Stev-, b r o k e Into th e ir ca b in a n d stole th e ren visited relative« in P o r t l a n d S at- E a s t e r C a r d s B ro w n s P h a r m a c y . 'A p p e al. v ention a t F o r e s t Grove W e d n es d ay . jens a l te r n a t e s . * bacon. * urday. ' *» ..... . *- SSL Ï L T Â r ÄT*