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o at o / LARGEST CIRCULATION IN \ UL. 10. NO. 31 COUNTY PUBLISHED W E E K LY Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, December IS, 1036 The Court House Happenings of Week at The County Seat V » / EASTERN W ASH INGTON News Notes From Spinning Wheel Hillsboro Concern Here and There Dest">H by Fire Declares Dividend December Business Best Since 1928 I-atest reports on the devastating fire last Saturday at the Spinning Babson Gives Heavy Indus Savings-Loan W heel, night life resort, three miles Washington B y R ose Cave I south o f T igard on the Tualatin river, tries Credit for Boom Continues to Grow ■ 1 [indicate that the total finan cial lose P rob a ta ord ers S igurd by .Judge T em Ed Halsten fell Thursday afternoon incurred in the file will reach about The Botird o f D irectors o f W ashing- ; W ash in gton , D. C. Dec. 18— The ou t pleton and filed w ith the Clerk hurting him self badly. He is still un- ’ $30,000 with insurance am ounting to ton Savings and Loan A ssociation o f i standing feature about this D ecem ber John W. Bassett, fix in g tim e and con sciou s at this w riting. i only $7,300. H illsboro, Oregon, has just announced boom in business is the renaissance hearin g fo r ob jection s to final account. B eaverton P o sto ffice will be open T he fire, w hich brok e out about 10 its declaration o f the tw enty-third am on g the heavy industries. L o co C h a n ty R. Cox, fix in g day fo r ob Saturday, Deo. 19 until 6 p. m. a. nr. com pletely destroyed the build- consecutive sem i-annual dividend at m otive orders utility con stru ction ship jection s to final account. Mrs. R ose G uba o f H uber, broke m g and left on ly the tw o chim neys o f the rate o f 4 per cent per annum. building, plant expansion, oil drilling F red erick R e n frow , ap p rovin g bond ' her leg at the hip 16 weeks a g o and it '^ e structure standing. T he exact This dividend is on e-h alf per cent lur-[ activity, aiul hom e building have sud p ia isers o f estate. was ten w eeks in a cast. Then on caiwe o f the fire is not know n .but it ger than the dividends declared last j denly com e to life. The boom let is F red erick L epschat, ap p oin tin g ap- j Thursday, Dec. 10th, she fell again is believed to have been caused by a June at the rate o f 3 1* per cent. The! no flash-in-the-pan. T he revival and app oin ting appraisers. 'a n d broke her arm . That places he: eiga iette stu b carelessly throw n on dividend is effectiv e January 1, 1937, j am ong these industries is gath erin g M inerva B radley, con tin u in g hear | in another cast fo r 8 w eeks. She the floor by som e o f the previous and ch eck s will be m ailed to ull m em - 1 m om entum and clearin g aw ay the last ing. feels that bad luck has com e her w a y ., night's reveleis. bets at that time. obstacles in tho path o f returning E. J. L yons, paym ent in full o f in- The B oard expressed itself as hap- ' prosperity. B orn to Mr. and Mrs. R olan d H o e r -' A fire was discovered earlier in the heritence tax by- deed. Shirts Vs L ocom otives E .Ferdinand D .irericlw , fixin g time n ecker on Dec. 10th at the G ood Sa- da>'. a ccord in g to em ployees, o f the py to con tin u e its unbroken record o f club, but w as believed to have been dividends w hich have been declared W hat is the d ifferen ce betw een cap i m aritan hospital, a son. fo r final settlem ent. T he second fire, which w ithout interruption right th rou gh ' tal land con su m er g o o d s? C onsum er W atson and A ddie E. Tilton, adm itt- A son was born Dec. 12th to Mr. extinguished. goods are used up soon after they are in g estate to probate and appoin ting and Mrs. B. D. DeChine. H e has been occu tred som e fou r or five hours la the depression. Lust year the associ- j produced. They are usually m ade on E lm a D enby execu trix and appointing nam ed Dean Dennis. Mrs. DeChine ter, evidently started in an altogether ation found that its earnings were differen t part o f the room from its larger than the year preceding and I order and q u ick ly turned into m oney. appraisers. | is a sister o f Mrs. K enneth Denny. pt edecessor. this year it reports a still further H ence, m ost m anufacturers o f such Andrew- J. R isley ad m ittin g estate The C ounty Nurse, Mrs. M argaret Miss Marie Ann Schaefers, daugh goods op era te on a cash basis. T yp i Three m en em ployed at the Spinn increase over that o f last year and to probate and appoin ting Ivy A. R i s - ■ D ixon L ogan and assistant, have been the larger dividend fully justified. ter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. E. S ch aef cal exam ples o f con su m er good s aro ing W heel ,A1 Gates, cook , H erbett ley adm inistratrix. p erform in g the tuberculin teat on the "T h e com e-back made by real estate slioes, shirts, bread, autom obiles, ra and C. Jurgens ers, Eugene, has set D ecem ber 29 G eorge B. C lark a dm ittin g estate to teachers and children o f the M etzger Mason, assistant, dios and the like. Capital good s on as dule for her m urriage to Mr. p robate and ap p oin tin g C. O. C lark G arden H om e, and Union sch ools. Al- w atchm an, narrow ly escaped with th e ir 1 has been rem aik able" stated J. M. the other hand ,are durable products clothes and one, A. I. Gates, was fore-1 Ferson, G eneral M anager, “and first: adm inistratrix. together about 145 children took the Leonard Adams. and are used principally in fabricatin g John F erm fixin g tim e and place o f , test and about 5<-- a positive re e d to flee in his sleeping garm ents. I m ortgages on O regon hom es are now or transportating oth er goods. It takes The ow ner, J a ck W oolley, intends to ‘ « a stronger position than even the j h earin g final account. action. It is planned to g iv e the test weeks or m onths to m ake capital B etty J. J oh nson guardianship, order in all the schools o f W ashington rebuild .but is not certain as to the ™031 optom ist o thought p o - i b l e a . goods and years to pay fo r them. Drainage District No. 2 location o f the building nor as to fuw yeara a « ° ' d u rin g hom « ' ap p oin tin g guardian . county. Hence, they are m unufuctured on cred w hen the new structure will be s t a r -1 con8tructi.o n has m ade , great g»»na | H. T. D a n forth authorization to j The B eaverton K iw anis club, w ith *ed E xam ples o f capital good s aro | said he, "bu t all agree that in view o f P rop erty ow ners alon g Beuverton it. borrow m oney. < their wives, held their annual Christ- locom otives, steam ships, m achinery,, t>,‘ C reek will be interested io know tun- A bout 350 persons will be disappoin- tbp h o m in g situation 1937 should M arie Tam esie, order o f final settle- m as party in their hall W ednesday and pow er stations. H om es also fall ln ditions o f said creek to bundle high ted in their ch oice fo r a New Y ear's I‘ U® bcs house con stru ction year ment. ’ evening. T he hall was tastefully into this classification. celebration for about that m any res-1lhe pa3t > tars' M r 1 waters prevalent d u iin g winter. . decorated and a big Christm as tree In 19W lhe c lc e k Wlcs placed in A x B ack in tho gloom y days o f M arch, T he follow in g C ircuit Court Orders g ta ce d the hall. A big pot lu ck din ervations had already been made for son stated that the association now 1933, there were approxim ately 12,000,- has the largest reserves in its history sha pe. h ave been sign ed by Ju dge Peters the local rosort ner w as en joyed by abou t 50 guests. 000 unem ployed workers. P robably iand less con tin gen cies to meet than! .... ... „ and filed with the C lerk M iss M arie S ch aefers and Leonard ¡an ytim e in the past several years. A the present tim e the Superin- 8,000,(XX) o f these belonged to the capi T he Federal Land B ank vs Finley Adam s, w hose m arriage is a near M EN S GLEE C L l B T he association is very optim istic tendent has ‘ «»P eeled the six miles of tal good industries and about 4,(XX),000 E lliott et als con firm a tion o f s..le. o f late and wishes to state the in the consum er goods and scrvlco Tuesday nigh¡ at services C hristian! tlu, , uture o f the savings and creek . event, were guests o f honor. The re T he F ederal Land B ank vs A. W . tirin g president E lm er Stipe, with church about 1000 ft .of men sang ,oan bugineM and the B oard o f D irec- dt‘plh is still g o o d — but there is a businesses. W ith the first ripple o f B oule et als v a ca tin g order. Mrs. Stipe, were presented w ith a several num bers. The boys had such £ £ believe” :h"s “ahould be*** eVpe^'ialfy beavy ° ‘ ° ‘ J °* taasy and w > l‘ds uvi’i - recovery in the spring o f 1933, c o m — are — talking — r o f true durjn r the n,.xt few years oil ha" * lnbr the banks w hich will fill in panies m aking shoes shirts and bread G eorgia I. M oody vs Glenn A. M oody poin3etta. Dr. W elch is the in com in g a « ood time, now they ord er publication o f su m m on s president, and W . G .M iksche the in - , ° r£anizing “ B eaverton Male C horus’ . account ()f tho housin„ housing shortage and ,bu cree,k , b e io ,e “ P«inh ther c are the bare necessities o f life were tho Shute B ank L iquidation to com in g secretary, acted as Santa i'here is m uch local talent in Beav- tbe m igration o f fam iics from the som e slides, also boards, posts, old first to en joy a revival in business. As j Doxes and other rubbish which should recovery gradually gained m om entum partial paym ent o f taxes on real e s ta te , Clau8 diatributin g g ifts fo r all. Lillie erton and vicinity a male chorus o f (.astern states B ank o f B eaverton Liquidation pay- j V irgin ia T a lb eit san g several Christ- 100 xolceii w “ ‘ outstanding, fo r all W ashington Savings and s and Loan As be rem oved. during 1931 and early 1935 oth er con m ent o f city liens. mas ¿solos, Mrs. H arry B arnes and com m un ity affairs. Then there arc a few dam s remain- cerns in the consum ers goods classi jsociation i8 strictly a local institution O liver L. Curtis et ux vs Jeanette D od Be each so ios. ThiiJ was A m eeting m ay be called soon t O o r ga n ized in H illsboro in 1925. I ts jin g since iin g a tio n fo r seuson 1936 is fication such as refrigerator, autom o H. B urr, et als, app oin ting guardian one o f the best parties o f the ^ ar oi gam ze. l.ilk it over fellow s. W o j record o f dividends right through tire com pleted. P rop erty owners should bile, and radio m akers also joined in. will have m any g ood times this winter, ad litem . ia,sting to n ear m idnight. depression has gained the attention o f have their tenants rem ove all dam s i By mid-1935 the consum ption indus- .. _ .. _ . . .. . . Mr. and Mrs. A rthur M yers o f P ort- financial institutions throughout the im m ediately, also all old boards and tries were back to norm al and uncm - E D W A R D O’N IK L _ N ew Suits Filed this W e e k land a ccom pan ied by Sam Olds drove State and is pi o o f o f the stability o f boxes on low lands should be burned ploym ent wigs con fin ed ch iefly to tho E dw ard O ’Niel, aged 55 years died the O regon Country. W . D. F ow les m on ey action to col- to T illam ook F rid ay to attend the fun- j before the iieavy rains set in. Every lagging capital goods group Tuesday, D ec. 15 at his hom e in Tilla lect wages. eral o f their biother-in -law E dw ard L a g g a r d s T a k e L ead T he B oard o f D irectors, w hich has body will help by doin g their part L eonard G erritse ve M ay C. Cnel- O'N tei m ook o f an heart attack. served the association since its or- now. It is ch aracteristic o f con su m er delin R e co v e ry o f personal p roperty, Mrs." W . H . E n gleke attended the H e has resided at T illam ook fo r the ganization ,is made u p o f the follow - in regard to obtaining W P A Fed goods to speed up wiien the general and dam ages. . ] m eeting o f the Beth Letters club, 1929, past 20 years. It is a ch aracter ing m en : J. M. Person, E. L. Joh n- j eral loans for another p roject it will public feels better. State Industrial A ccid en t C om m .s- 0 E s M atrons at the hom e o f Mrs. H e leaves his w idow , Julia and one son and J. O. R obb o f H illsboro, and , be n ecessaiy to have a map drawn istic o f the capital good s to spet'd up eion vs Sam uel M ears m oney E va K atsk y in P ortland M onday. son R aym ond, and m any other lela p D. B um p and Geo. G. H a n cock o f j first, also the W P A authorities stale ' w hcn business men feel better. Since tion. He is a son-in-law o f Sam Olds vnrest rq-nve n reoon , " , au in oriu es state j L uncheon and exch ange o f Christm as o tives. f B eaverton r o u s t Glove, Oregon. funds M l MAI , (o r M V pro ji c t l a( the capital goods Industries operate on j g ifts and bridge w ere the diversions a credit basis, their activities do not M arriage A pp lications I o f the afternoon . I fu n e r a l services aro being held this expand until investors and business HIGH SCHOOL John B. C ow ger and M innie D. Jen- M r and Mre Vy j Sco tt and dau.,h- ^ ’iday in T illam ook with interm ent T he district have on hand enough men regain con fiden ce. Hence, it w as | tools and supplies to equip 30 m en— not until the latter part o f 1935 that s e a ’ • OI(^s T ,OVn' j t > w *er M a rjory and M argaret are plann- ‘ « tbe T illa m ook cem etery, C lair C. L oveall and Bessie H. *^u n rrjng ]e&ve the first o f the w eek f o r 1 ----------------------------- B eaverton basketball team m et these are paid for the capital goods industries began ba~ . vr - d o C alifornia w here they will spend the _ ‘ A t (.1 S T ISORKN the T ow n players D ecem ber 8. T he I There rem ains a cash balance in the their upw ard clim b. In the van guard T h eod ore N^ M egert, H illsboro R3, christm ajg holidays in various cities Funeral cerv ices fo r Per A ugust Beavers cam e out w inners 31 to 26, treasury approxim ately *3(>. I was the building industry. D uring the and P atricia Biles, P oitla n d . n „ik o i No. ----------- on Jobs r„K= -------- „ „ „ Boren o f R oute 1, B eaverton, were I a student . body Bethel 20 D aughters, ----------------- „ --------, . are -----„ - m eeting ----- „ Decern W e believe it will be beat bu..inwa I eighteen monili.-, cenisi i .¡¡ t ion h;,.. holding their regular m eeting M onday d nursday afternoon (D ecem ber bpr jo , the students decided to help policy to clean uii B eaverton C r e e k jum ped from 30 per cent o f norm al to --- b' « ach m ~ em — J -- ber -------------- is — ± to — * brin ----- 1 — — L n l n local nnl n relief n l l n f nnnr. 4 4 « « with m UW n co nn ei ———--------It- • |)CI* CCIlt KilTin t OO l nifHlllfflC” T h e W ash in gton County ch ap ter o f ftVening. E g — — a lUtn ) <lt at I OS’!? S Chfinpl c h a Pel with with R R pV e v - * the com n.. m 1 ittee n J tii- annually • then best drainage would R ed Cross held their m onthly m eeting t Q y j OI. n e e d y children which will be M aiold W. E rick son o f Portland, o f- butions. The fire squad was directed ptevail all the time turers w ere next in line. T hen cam e good crops, T Thursday hu rsday night night at at the the H Cham - - turned .....___ . ov ___ . . K iw anis, w ho , . M r. B Rn ron w wn a h o r n in in S w n .......................... ... - ,.Z ...... ___ t H illsboro illsboro Cham er r to . the also . ficia f ‘c 'u tin ,in e K- Mr. oren as born Swe- to procure a C hristm as . tree. T u he . ¡on ion s and . other o ffic e equipm ent and labor-saving ber o f C om m erce room s. J — c' - 1 ---------- " - - ■ - G radually recov are helping the needy, fo r distribution. dpn f pbr« a r y 9, 1861, and cam e to basketball coa ch made an announce- grow n. The cost per ^vear'will b e'less m achinery mnkers. R ep orts w ere heard fo m the m em - Mrs. Ted H orn eck er and son G erry Aniie,' ' ca in 1882. H e is survived by i m cnt con cern in g a three sch ool m eet fo r p rop erty ow ners Taxes are high ery in these lines fanned out through eshin roll roll call call drive drive that that the _______________ _______ ,____ _ rm____. ___■ .. on „ Beavei^dani * * ax<s are m beship the cou cou nty nty s s are visitin g relatives here. T hey will tw tw o o damrhterK. daughters, Mrs Mrs. Ruth R uth Kmnvnhl Brunvold, j ............... betw een i B , _____ eaveiton .Tigard and *.m Hills-1 good druinni'i- 'w gn ill all the heavy goods businesses. qu ota has been reached and passed. , ye joinpd £ y Mr H orn eck er Saturday o f and E sther Boren o f , h o.o, on and about January help pay them ^ ainagi. will anuary 15. N ow com es a flood o f post-election help pay them. A lf O. Johnson, cou n ty treasurer, re- fo r a tw o w e e ks visit w ith relatives in B eaverton . one son W a lter o f Beaver . , A sight Uncom m only seen at the j orders to give these in d u s tria added E A R L E. F IS H E R , p orts that w ith seven districts yet t o i p ortIand and B eaverton ton ; tw o grandchildren, one impetus. Steel com panies, flushed one sii s ster , n H igh School fo r m any years, was a : De 1 heard ’ ' from $1675 i has i been pledged i Sweden, oth er relatives, and a Supt. D rainage Dist. No. with their heaviest orders in years, Mrs. J. E. Davis o f Om aha, N eb , OWP? Pn’ a I" c‘ r *.01atlX !s ’ aad a lap^.'“ gii U basket ball gam e play« d Decern ! this far. N u m erous d istricts regis- arrived the first o f the w eek to spend ' num ber o f friends. H is w ife Mrs. M il^ ber 11. The sam e day, a show w as! are exp an din g cap acity and m odern te ie d large increases over the su b M A R I L D A B R A M M E H ,IA Y izing their plants. R ailroads, en cour- the C hristm as holidays with relatives T|w> ^ P^ en ^ a8sed_ „ a^ ay bast given in the gym nasium for those a tu -. scrip tion s o f last year, he added. The Borens have m ade their home and friends in P ortland and B eaver Funeral services for M arilda B r a m -laK,>d by thc highest level o f freig h t schedule this week. Kelso, N ew berg near B eaverton the past fifteen yeais. ton. The B eavers had a heavy b a sk etb a ll' m, r JaV o f S h ciw ood were held Fri- m ovem ent sin ce 1930. a rc pouring m on- A rie F low ers, 30, o f P oitla n d , F r i M is. M innie Olncy, w h o ha« been The con clu d in g services for Mr. Boren and St. Helens were am on g the schools , day (D ecem ber 11th) at the W ln ,° roadbeds and rolling stock, d ay received a fine o f $100 and 30 were at R iv erv iew cem etery. . . . . . . . - , visiting at the hom e o f her sister, Mrs. entering teams. B eaverton lost from I M ethodist Chitreh. S herw ood, w i t h e r Instance, locom otive orders fo r days in the cou n ty ja il on his plea o f N E D ow n in g fo r the past tw o M cM innville on the hom e floor, D e - ! Hev- L«»clthai t, o f N ew berg, o fficia t- N ovem ber w ere »he highest fo r a n y guilty to a ch arge o f drunken driving months> left thc fir8t o f the w eek to BETHEL m onth since May, 1927. T he rail- com ber 15, b ya score o f 13 to 12. ] ing. b efore Justice o f the P e a « J. S. Bar- d ChrUtrnas with relatives in Aa. C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CI1CRC11 Mrs. Jay was born In Clay C o u n ty .! raads arc anP o f thCHb,lffi“ t buy° rS ber o f Tigard. F low er« was arrested torja and W arren ton The pu blic speaking clashes are Bible School at 9:45 a. m. R" d other capital good«. N ow F ulfilling a Miasouri .May 26,1855. and was 8 " f M orning w orship hour at 11 a. m. m aking debate history. by State O ffice r W illiam Zoesel. L a iry . sm all son o f Mr. and Mrs. years old her last birthday. She i s 1 that,.tb*y are actively ba ck in tho V e in C. C low , taken on the same P a u , D ow ning, has been ill fo r 'the s P°cial Christm as m usic, "T h e Vir- traditional excellence, the B eaveis urc survived by her n .ic e Mrs. John markPt f ° r ‘ ^ « l o t i v e s . passon- n f o O f f ie n e T n o i / \A 'o l n e n n t r i n ' « S l n m h o r S n n i r " W m ch i-i arg e V,. by - O State O ffic e r J a ck W aldren , w eck su fferi (.a . ach e and s ‘ n’9 Slum ber S on g,” W om ens Chorus, 1 m ak in g a good sh ow in g against sev- * cr ca rs' and ,h e ,ik c ' « « o t h e r cylin- drew a fine o f $100 but his jail term Krjppe I Duet “ N ight o f N ights” , Mrs. H. M. eral schools. T hc hom e team went Yates o f Sherw ood, with w hom she : d cr o f our national business m otor has Funeral o f 30 days w as suspended on con d ition 1 he Mis8es E v a and EIsie w h itw o rth Barnes, H a rris Hansen. to Cam as laat w eek and m et W ashou- made her home. m ents were in care o f W. E. P egg. gon c lnto a r ,io n - Junior and Senior C. E. at 6:30 p. m. sal here, D ecem ber 15. that the fine be paid. M iss M erga H alsten and G ordon Hal- High Spots o f Current B usiness B eaverton, with con clu din g service« at] Mra. D orothy R eieson w as in jail on a sten t the w eek end at 1>ake L tIe “ T he Babe o f B eth leh em ” 7:30 p m. | ■ -------- — — 1. H oliday trade best since 1929. Pleasant Hill cem etery, near Shei- F o rest G rove housew ife, was senten- M r and Mrg Sa lor o f 0 c „ an B yach A chorus ch oir under the direction o f M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L ( III lt( II 2. E lectric pow er output at record ced to the cou n ty jail fo r one year Earl B. H orsell, P astor |w ood * peak. ™ a ■ >,« •♦ are visiting Mrs. Saylor s parents, Mr. W . L. Cady will » give their annual ! and hen paroled M onday ‘ n C ircuit and M rs w TaIlma*n / Christina« C antata consisting or Sund >School 9 45 a. m . Mrs Grp of 3. C otton mills operating at full C H U RCH O F T H E N A Z A R E N E capacity. , Court. Mrs. R e ie .s o n w as in Jail on a R R. Sum m ers and Jay G ibson at- Pharu-S,nnd ° ° ' ° Parts' with Mra' n C don P ace, Supt Classes for all eges. R ev. Peter C latk, Pastor ch a rg e o f robbin g the United Sta es tended tendpd the thp Shrine s h ;jn p cerem cerem onials ^nial(S at at th tho o ^*fdy D oty a o p Christmas 4. D ecem ber m otor output highest a t * the pian P>ano lfter M v i„.n n io T em ple q i__ T he Sun(lay Sunday S ch ool will give their M °rm n g w orsm p n a. m. Gnristmaa m ail and the arrest w as m ade after asonic ^ t u „ r d « a y , ____ evening Tho T he Sunday Bible School at 9:45. W on record . serm on 'The K in g’s B irthday.” Special the you n g w om an had rem oved a let' ! Mr. and Mrs. F H H. H art Supt. Seheone were annual Christm as program W ednesday Chiatmas m u sic by the choir. 5. E m ploym ent back to 1930 levels. ter from a n eigh bor’s m ail box. The dinner guests o f Mr. and Mra. H. W . ; evening at 7 3 0 . T he program will 8. D ecem ber steel activity highest D ivine w orship at 11 o'clock . The Christm as Pageant at 7 p. m. “ The letter is said to have contained R ob erts M onday evening, later in t h e . consai‘ a pageant in which thirty- service will be in h arm ony with the since 1928. Other W ise M an” featu rin g special m arked m oney, a ccord in g to the postal ev en in g Mr. Seheone show ed m oving ! ^‘ ve ch aracters will take part. n, Christm as season. The pastor w ill1 7. L ocom otive orders heat In ten inspector. W e are beginning uke f<>| h„ the p A very cordial invitation to all our C hristm as music. pictures o f Alaska, at the C. H. B aker m e: “ T he H iding o f years. at this earlier hour ao as to not con 8. Hom e building 500 per cent above playhouse, w hich he took this sum m er] Christm as services. His P ow er.” The serm on text is ta Harp«‘r R. Burns, Minister flict with the Christm n« program s Modernizing Plan Offered while in Alaska. ken from H abakkuk, ch ap ter 3, verse 4 March, 1933. 9. D ividend Increases heaviest on The praise will be under the direction g y Portland Firm ^lr s ' B ob ert W ood s and son o f Ken- record. _£______ are sp< /.ding th e w eak a t I o f Miss Esther Porter. 10. D ecem ber business best sin ce , . , . . . ___ _ the V. A. W oods home. The Junior Young P eop le’s society A unique plan, o f interest to every „ . _ , , 1928. , j " , .: . . . . . J Mrs. M. C. M cK erencr spent F iid a y at 6 30 with Miss R uth M artin in, resident o f the Tualatin V alley, is now ... . __ „ , _ K * U tility Building B oom , . c. t -, r' „ with her son G eorge at Eugene, | charge. spon sored by the S tark-D avis C o . a M rj w H B o sk e, * thp w eck The great gain in fa cto ry activity The E vangelistic services at 7:30! leading plu m bing supply house o f cnd hpr daUkhter PAilene at M c.| and the huge sale o f dom estic appll- (Vtien i hi i • i will Hpeak on I i ■ . P ortland. This plan o ffe r s m any o f ___* •r , . ....* .. , 1 _. anoos durino- the past th.ee« years has the necessities o f a m odern hom e, such * ^ ralne Kni ht and daughters •r. _ . . . . , * , , ’ boosted electric p ow er con su m ption rhe serm on text is taken from M a t-1 t o a r e c o r d p e a k as new painting, a n ew roof, a » new e B 1 G e n e ra tin g equip Helen and H arold M oyer o f Portland, j thew, ch apter 2, verses 10, ll . bath ou tfit, a new sink and a new fu r m ent that w as idle du rin g depression vieited Mns. M. C. M cK orch er Sun- The C hristm a« program will be ren- nace— all at an am azingly low price ... . . r- __ . _ _ years, is s m now m w ork u rn in in g i over-nine. over-tim e. day evening. N ot on ly is the price low. but can Yon «re 23 * 7 ^ News Is gradually filtering out that R ev. and Mrs Bennan, uncle and handled by eiasy m on th ly paym ents, 111 a • ■■( i > u n i ad an oth ei era o f utility expansion Is a t aunt o f Mrs. H a riy A lexander, a rej w ith nothing down. r u n in i n * n ta m * band. Dlasal-englne m an u facl both very ill at the P ortland Sani- A valuable service is also o ffe re d in , o , ‘ 1 hav'' m oved from the tool-m aker's tarium. con n ection w ith this. By m erely On n T PaBlOF . „ „ bench to the assem bly lines. T h ey . __0 . _ ..... M i. and Mrs. W allace M ason o f there « f, h' ^ T ™ ' " * at 9 45 arfi b « ‘ ‘ «l‘ n g their business into a full- w_ ______. . . __ Aloha, and Mr and M r- F ran k P lan -, sentative will be sent to you r home ^ ,r ,' 1,.bp a hlI? ,rif,tnr,a" Program n „ dgr(1 industry Machine tool ord - kevitch o f Portland, w ere Sunday din w ithout obligation o f course, w h o can se™?e y, M children. C om m union ers are close to 1929 figures. A ctivity ner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds. give in form ation relative to exact cost Z Z r . m' m K w h lch ^ van- at leading shipyards, fostered bv the m odern colo r com binations, style« and ” en.ry L jven good visited the Olds horn ge||«t G roaeclose will bring a C hrist- g ov ern m en t'. naval program , is hack _____ _______ Friday, riday, he is i« leavi leaving fo r his hom e in arrangem ents. Z Z Z Z v ! " ' , J ' " T , W «a ,"°.wb* ? r C a * “ 'v cls T he sum total o f all Tw in Falls. Idaho, after-several weeks T, n f m y r V « r * « d ‘ rPCt 'b is Is the busiest D ecem ber for any visit in P ortland. Saturday Mr. and tion o f Mrs. J Johnson. At 8 p. m ypar ,|nor ja jg t Legion Seeks Amateurs Mrs. T hom as Hull o f Portland visit) a ,Cbri8traa- J - r . under T*bi" »u H ^ n «urge o f dem and fo r ------------ the Olcfs hom e and W edn esday Miss o n n l H°n ° f Johnaton. capital goods, plus the holiday huy- P lans have been made b y the Hills- Bes« A rchibald and Mrs. Eva I>ref, of n T hursday night M r G roaeclose s ing w ave o f con su m er goods Is taxing b oro A m erican Legion Post fo r the H illsboro, spent the day with Mrs. ib® } i i.« Producing facilltleB. F actories are organ ization 's annual am ateur enter- Olds. h ’ .e D ° pMp,an/ . M onday booked up fo r m onths ahead. F or tainm ent program to be held sem e G IV E B A N T A M S F or Y ou r X m a s G ift nigh the closin g night o f the evan- instance the output o f m any textile tim e in February. T he grou p will B u ff. B la ck and Y okaham as. P. L. g e "s t lc m eeting, his su b ject will be mills for mnet o f 1937 Is already sold out seek talent over the county. Schultz, B eaverton, R1 Bx 203 . Beyond Hope. Song service each M eanwhile .the labor situation looks A com m ittee In ch arge consists o f Mrs. Jay G ibson attended the W o- night con ducted by Mra. Groseckise. .threatening. W age Increases havo Jak e W ell. C om m an der A. J. F oelker, mens clu b at G aston in w hich the an-1 1 E veryon e ie cordially Invited to all already been handed out In many in- Dr. R . J. N icol and Leon S. Davis. nual Christm as party was held. Christmas Spirit Depicted Throughout Town a , , _tbe 0 'Yippee!" 0 assemblies. Continued on Page •
