VJ ol ° iJ B * A*-* r-v r r ^ r * * * -* D E D I C A T E D T O T H E BE ST IN T E R E S T S A N D V O L . 13, NO . 41 Plan "March of Dimes" Dances D E V E L O P M E N T OF G R E A T E R B E A V E R T O N Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, Oregon Mutual Fire Has Big Year Januay 34. 1441 Special Classes Huber Garden Being Arranged Club Holds Meet $i Year— Published W eekly Personal Mention "Shall I Give Up rr - - - Or Fight?| Mrs. A1 Smith of Portland enter- | tained with a birthday party Friday afternoon of last week honoring her The annual meeting of the mem-1 sister Mis Don Mae Donald of Beav­ bers of the Oregon Mutual Fire In ­ erton. Twenty ladies were present surance Company of McMinnville, , including her mother Mrs. Adolph til County Residents Working Oregon, was held at the Home Office School Board Considers Walter Dimm Relates : son, also of Beaverton. Lovely re­ Babson Talks To Diligently on Contributions on Tuesday at 10 a. m. freshments were served and many Small Farmers and Others Interesting Facts President E. C. Apperson's report Mechanical Class Here j beautiful biithday gifts received. Plans are being made for dances i disclosed very satisfactory results for Tampa, Florida, January 34 So The Beaverton school district board j The Huber Garden club held its Mrs W. H. Boyd entertained mem In Washington county communities | the year 1940, and the largest totals is considering the possibility of »stab- j regular meeting January 14 in the bers o f the Cheerio club at dessert many letters come to me from strug­ to celebrate President Roosevelt's in the history of the company. A five j lishing a mechanical class for out-of- j Huber hall. Walter Dimm was the luncheon and cards at the homo of gling farmers, fruit growers, anil birthday and at the same time raise year comparison of the company in- i school young men in the community j guest speaker and gave a most inter­ Mrs. Helen Fisher Friday of last even manufacturers asking, “ Shall I funds for the anti-paralysis fight. give up or continue the struggle?" j dicates growth as follows: between the ages of 17 and 24. The acting talk on all types of flowers \ week. Frank A. Smith of Beaverton is that I will devote this week’s column Mr. Dimm has traveled Five year increase in major items, purpose o f such instruction is for \ and bulbs. Mrs. Inez Whitworth entertained county chairman of the campaign, emergency defense training and to j •ver most of our counties and he ; with a lovely birthday dinner Thurs- to discussing this painful subject. ending Dec. 31 of each year succeeding Francis Coon of Aloha. Most of my letters are from farmers '35 ’40 Increase give occupational experience to young \ ielis us that over one hundred million (tay" honoring hei daughter Eva and ( on marginal lands, but many other Mrs. C. O. Churchill of Hillsboro is men who live in communities with a daffodils and seventy five million Ml'.g ’ K0i,ert Johnston on their joint 454,937 602,984 148,047 county chairman for the ladies or­ Surplus groups are up against the same prob , gladioli bulbs are raised in Washing | mrthday anniversary Cash. • 1,061,144 1,693,299 632,085 population of less than 2500. ganizations. lem. They know they are in an hon- The instructor will be selected from * ton atu* Oregon alone. Tulip bulbs j Beaverton Odd Fellows will be i est and necessary business. They County campaign heads of ladies Reserve • » 618,622 1,039,274 420,652 the ranks of experienced mechanics, i a,e very scarce this year, owing to I hosts to lodges from all over the | Work hard and live economically. committee appointed this far for east­ Pte Inoome 807,576 1,290,9*8 483,342 and the total cost of instruction will | fact there wil1 be none imported county on Thursday e v ^ in g . Janu- 1 They attend church and have brought ern Washington county by Mrs. i Resources 1,127,323 1,753,328 626,001 be met from national defense funds ; ir °m Holland. j a|y SO, when the Washington County up their children to obey God. From Churchill are as follows Mrs. Edith I * Investments and ac. rec. appropriated for this purpose. Such j Mrs- T - J- Holycroas was in charge | T llree Link association meet here all standards, they deserve success. * * For unearned Prems. Riggle, Beaverton, Mollie Landing- a program will be under the super- of the table decorations. The tables , committee are arraigning a But they are getting further into ham, Tigard, Mrs. Arlene Fleshes, Losses paid our assureds since or­ vision of the local school board and j were beautifully decorated with Ore j good p,.ogram and plenty of good debt all the time. Cedar Mill, ?«lis. Enid Walker, Tu- ganization have been $7,684,000, on the State Board for Vocational Edu- Bon grape leaves placed down tin , refreshments. latin grange, Mrs. Agnes Hite, Sher­ ! which we have been reimbursed 1 Don’t Kid Yourself cation. The class will be conducted ' ^ " tar' UpHght b° UqU* ts ° ! Beaverton Rebekah lodge No. 248 wood. This condition is becoming too com­ through reinsurance and salvage 15 hours a week for at least 8 weeks, pussy willows. . f n { » « imi I»,,* ni.h.tim- with mon. The Roosevelt Administration Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee donated a very I fot the“ 10Sulal meeting with Anti-paralysis dances planned are $983,232, making net losses paid of I Any young man who is employed or a 6 o'clock pot luck dinner Tuesday has made many honest attempts to unemployed will be eligible for this I attractive wall decoration holding a Aloha grange hall, January 30. Hi.ls- ! $6,700,768. ‘ * , " i . ......... n, „ . o h Xmas evening with the new officers ii in help such people. But many readers boro grange hall, February 1 and The Presidents' report showed th a t! training and can secure appication j miniatu, e flower pot ®Hde and pI.e- charge. Following the meeting ther e are now asking if such help isn't like Tigard grange hall, date to be an­ ! the company was maintaining its blanks through the high school office : cactus Mi. L « a l s o ch showed a very consistent County Republican Central Commit­ district manager of the telephone upwai tendency. He gave as- ; Iris Gardens addressed the Beaverton warrants. Other occupants were badly bruised tee, was shaking hands with the coun­ Kiwanis at their regular meeting! This is the first time since 1936 that and shaken up, company, outlined the changes to bel , ance a e ^ad plans f ° r future ty delegation at the capital on Mon­ Wednesday, January 22. Mr. Weed , , ant8 have been endorsed it was Miss Hernie Sahnow is in charge of day. effected. About March 1st, he said, increase for the ensuing year. a resident of Beaverton for 27 years, jnted out the shop while Miss Nylund is re­ The Board reelected the official the present old style “ magneto” sys­ J. H. Hulett and wife of Beaverton used the comparison of Beaverton | 1 cuperating. tem will he replaced with a modern , staff as follows: were in Salem over the week end. then and now as the subject of hi* 1 - . _ Robert Johnston was host at a dial automatic system similar to j 5 ’ 9' A PPers°n, president, talk He said that Beaverton had a! M u s i c a n d C e r e m o n y S e n d s dinner party at the Roosevelt hotel While at the capitol he called on those recently installed at Aloha,1 Gordon Baker, Ex. vice-pres. his old friend, Steve Mapes. water system, modern schools, fire j Draft Boys on W ay to Camp in Portland Sunday honoring Mr*. Banks, Amity and other exchanges in | Chas. Cleveland, vice-pres. department, five churches, two medi-; Ex-Senator Lyman Ross, of Alohs, Johnston on her birthday anniver­ L. M. Waugaman, secretary, the company’s system. cal doctors two dentists and good l a crowd gathered at the bus sary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. was at Legislature Wednesday, re­ C. K. Knickerbocker, treasurer. When the changes now under way J streets against lots of mu depot at Beaverton Tuesday morning Charles Therman and two daughters, newing acquaintances with friends in N. C. Apperson, asst, vice-pres. churches and two saloons then. Hr 1 r , Hoald ?«lr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers and two the Senate. are completed, probably late in the i J. F. Walton, asst. secy. Kiwanis that ha t l t ^ j F M Senator Fisher is vitally interested summer of this year, Beaverton, children,* Miss Evelyn Johnson and L. R. Maloney, asst. secy. Beaverton should change its name to • High School band was Howard Johnston Jr. in getting action construction four Aloha, Tigard, Stafford, Sherwood | R. C. Bradshaw, attorney. West Portland for advertising possi- ■ a‘ ndort. i ne n gr Hneeches and Scholls will all have 24-hour dial Mr. and Mrs, Orris Nelson and lane traffic on the Tualatin Valley • ' The Oregon Mutual is serving the bilities and because of its nearness to! the,e a»d played n automatic service. He stated that he mailed were made. On board we.e Dan children moved into the Alexander Highway through Washington Coun­ three Pacific Coast States and four Portland. apartments last week from Alsea, ty, also capitol Highway to the south, All lines and outside plant are to nter-Mountain states, and writes by 35,000 catalogues each year, to all H iack of Aloha l ^ s M. H w it r o m Oregon, where they have lived for to relieve traffic congestion now ex ova. tha Unite,I Stata, ,n „ 1. - « t d ; »J J h e m o , K . n j e t h A. u . ^ n n d be rehabilitated. The telephones will — .... far the largest amount of insurance isting on these two truck lines thru some time. be replaced by dial phones of modern j of any company doing business in help Beaverton as well as his business Elwin W Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald visited Washington County. Joe Kessler, called by the board, type. Automatic switching machin- Oregon, to associate us with Portland as West Mrs. H. T. Hesse states that she invited the K i- ! was rejected and another to take his relatives at Depot Bay Friday. Their ery of the latest type will be installed ______ cousin, Mrs. Tony Wioniewski and and Mrs. H. A. Kuratli, are enjoying ^ a n i f o - visUr h ^ e g ea drden n% sU whetn heth K ey P . - e will be drawn from next month's in the present building in Scholls. son returned home with them and are their experineces as secretaries In the were in bloom between May 7 and quota. Representatives of the company are Beaverton 36, ! spending the week at the home of House very much this session. in course of calling personally upon May 5. j their uncle and aunt Mr. and M^s. Central Catholic, 28 Senator Walsh of Coos and Curry every telephone subscriber in the ex-j Rev. w. B. Hall and p . b . Case; Womans Society Walter Heaton nt Scholls. said It was rumored that Mr. Beaverton hoopsters scored a 36 to change area, explaining the forth­ were the visitors o f the evening. . . c ____. Miss Hilda Hanes and Mrs. Noreen It was announced that Washington, Christian Service IVleet coming alterations in detail. M ost' 28 win over Central Catholic high of Allyn attended the Business and Pro­ Tenant, Oregonian man of Beaverton, precincts | The ladies of the Methodist church fessional Womans club dinner at and vicinity, was telling some of his o f the Scholls subscribers are now Portland in Beaverton Friday in a County was rearranging receiving 30 party ("Multi-party") ' that held 8Ppctators and that if the City of Beaverton held their monthly business meeting Hillsboro Friday evening. Guest old Coos Bay stories at Beaverton — could be one precinct instead of the j ¡n the church rooms Thursday. I.a- speaker o f the evening, Anthony Abts they were not bad! This has been a busy week for present two precincts if it so desired ter the group gathered at the home of the Hillsboro Commercial National It was also announced that Cy Gan 0[ Mrs. Bertha Brown, where a niis- Bank, spoke on Finances. The tables Representative Hesse on Ways and Means to balance the Budget 1941- gelback would make a second instal-. 8jonary meeting was held with Mrs. Un„ * new system. The company Dourghty of Central Catholic high lation of Kiwanis president and vice-1 Brown a8 leader. Light refreshments were beautifully decorated with mo­ '43 is their goal. tifs i n keeping with Benjamin will build extra lines to take care of pointed the game with nine points president next Wednesday, Januai> were served. By way of excitement Representa­ Franklin's birthday anniversary. the chtinge in service. Nearly all and Barnes and Malm of Beaverton 29. Earl B. Horsel the present Harry Eliander Jr., student of Ore­ Stewart Hanna of Huber is con­ tive Kuratli wouldn't mind "crying of those so far interviewed have sig rolled up eight points each, president resigned because he is to gon State college at Corvallis, spent fined to the hospital In Vancouver, an auction" on some of those bad nified their intention to take the bet- leave Beaverton February 1st. Washington, as the result o f a fall bills he would let them go cheap. the week end at his home here. Dr. William E. Hines, of Hillsboro, of 30 feet from a tipping scaffold in tc e.r..^ ade of 8ervic?' and the St. Mary’s of the Valley Saturday expressed its approval of the aluminum plant, where he was was in Salem Monday in behalf of the change. League of Women Voters Postoffice Seeks Carrier an electrician. He suffered a bro­ certain legislation now pending, and January 24 brings to a close the Sealed proposals for carrying the i Luncheon Set for Monday ken left arm anil fractured 8 ribs conferred with members of the Wash i old semester: as a preparation fori the new semester, a retreat will be United States mail by messenger be-j and many bruises, and later threat­ ington County delegation. BETHEL given by Rev. Father Gabriel Mor­ tween the Beaverton postofficc and j Washington County League of Wo- ened with penumonia Joe Kendrick visited at the legis­ He will be C O N G R EG ATIO N AL CHURCH ris, O. S. B. of St. Benedict's Abbey, the stage terminal, are being received mpn voters and friends will have confined to the hospital for about lature Thursday, looking after the Willard B. Hall, Minister dairy industry. He told Senator The retreat at the postoffice. Bids must be fi.ed luncheon served by the ladies of Beth j three months 9 45 a. m. Church School, E. G. Mount Angel, Oregon. Additional in el Congregational church at the opens Sunday evening, January 26, by February 3, 1941. Miss Juliette Carter was a lunch Usher that Uncle Sam waij buying Webb, Supt. Mrs eon hostess at the Campbell Court two truck loads <400 cans) daily, 11 a. m. Worship. The minister ; with Benediction of the Most Blessed formation may be obtained at thf church Monday at 12:30 p. m. will speak on Eyes, But They Do Sacrament and will end with a late postoffice. I-a Mar Tooze of Portland, will lie hotel in Portland Tuesday afternoon with an estimated purchase of 500 Joe thinks this Not See. The choir will sing, under afternoon conference on Wednesday. the speaker. Topic is Foreign Policy entertaining members o f the Tuesday cans by August 1st. The Shakespeure cantest held by direction of Willis Cady. The meeting will be interesting and Bridge club nnd guests including speaks well for the superior quality Beaverton Hi News the freshmen and sophomore English I 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. instructive and anyone may attend. Mesdames J I> Shellenbetger, Leslie of milk that the Dairy Cooperative i classes came to a close last week I Mid-term graduates include Bil1 Spencer, Doy Gray, F G. Donaldson association is placing on the market. ! Winners of the sophomore divisioni Foster, Vern Chase, Doris Nolt and Mesdames L. D. Shellenberger, Leslie These shipments are consigned to the MRS. E T H E L DODGE Other seniors with CHURCH OF C H RIST were Margaret McMahon of Huber, Vincent Bail. Carrie Is-onard, E. P. Heiberg, A E army at Camp Murray. Funeral services were held Sunday George W. Springer, Pastor Clare Moshofsky of Beaverton, and required graduation credits, who plan Hanson and H. R. Nelson. Bridge Morning worship and preaching Kathleen Linnett of Portland. In the to continue their studies here are at 2:30 p. m in Newberg for Mrs was the diversion of the afternoon in Property Redemption Maxine Thompson, Louise Heughen, I Ethel Dodge of the Long Acre district service at 9 45 a. m. The topic of freshman division, the winner of the which Mrs. Donaldson held high score the morning sermon will be Trans­ first place was Rita Schneider of ■ Delores Seldon and Richard Carey, j who died January 15 in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Von Gray of St. H el­ Period Expires Jan. 29 formed by the Glory of Christ. This has been exam week, today j Graveside services were held in Oak­ ens, Oregon, visited Mr. and Mrs. The year period for redemption of Hillsboro. Helen Marie Kreutzer of Following the sermon the Lord's Sheridan and Dora May Moos of Ta­ closing the semestew land, Oregon, Monday at 3 p. m Doy Gray Friday afternoon and ev­ property foreclosed for delinquent prayer will be observed. coma tied for second place and Cath- t The drum corps displayed new Surviving relatives include the wid ening of last week. taxes in Washington county's recent Bible School class session 11 a. m. erlne Sohler of Hillsboro, third. uniforms at the benefit musical pro­ ower, James R., two sons, Bruce of FTank Mrs. Carrie I^eonHrd left for Illi­ sale expires January 29th. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Beaverton and Joe M. o f Cottage nois Wednesday evening where she Scholls named January 1st by the The following students earned one gram last Friday evening. Song service assisted by the or-1 or more exemptions from the final , Grove; a daughter Mrs. Thelma E will spend several weeks visiting county court to appraise all county chest ra. at 7 20 p m. followed by the semester examinations: Seniors— i j Whalen o f Hubbard and a sister Mrs. relatives . She will also visit in Oma­ owned property and assist with col­ Announcement evening sermon The speaker at the I Betty Heinrich, Edna Rasmussen, i | Lucy Kruse of Roseburg. ha. Nebrnska, before returning home lection o f personal property taxes, evening service will be our state Rose Schallberger and Alberta Van- | It gives us great pleasure to publish The guardian council of Bethel No. will also make appraisals on newly evangelist B. Ross Evans, who will dehey, juniors; Berneta Benedict the announcement that P B. Case 20 Jobs Daughters are sponsoring a acquired delinquent tax property to 11 I fell r, f P bring an inspirational message well and Lorraine Schneider; sophomores' has purchased the Beaverton Motoi visited her parents here the latter rard party in the Masonic Temple guide the court in fixing prices for worth hearing. Claire Bickford and Gladys Miller; , Co. and Chevrolet Dealership in part of last week On Thursday ev­ Fr iday evening January 24th for the sale o f property. Midweek Bible study Wednesday S freshmen — Helen Marie Kreutzer, ; Beaverton. Bridge, 500 ening Mrs W Caviness entertained benefit *of the Bethpl. p. m. The county rally of the men's Rita Schneider, Angeline Sohler, 1 He has a host of friends and ac­ a group o f friends at dinner honor­ and pinochle will be played. Car Knocks Down 99 movement will be held at the For­ Catherine Sohler, and Bernadine quaintances in the county and we aie ing her daughter on her birthday Mrs. Walter Caviness and Mr*. est Grove Christian church Friday, Smith. sure that they will all join us in , anniversary FYiday. Mrs. Caviness Rhoda M. M Gillingham of Portland Poles Near Tualatin Bridge January 24th. There will be a ban­ A truck interrupted the telephone wishing him every success in his and Miss Helen accompanied by Mrs were luncheon guests o f Mrs. Ann quet at 7 p. m. the price net to e x -! TH E M ETHODIST CHURCH Monday at her Portland service In the vicinity of the Avalon | L L Walker drove to Oregon City Maple business. s ceed 35c. All men are invited. Park on the west side highway, on Earl B. Horsell, Minister where they had tea at the Barclay Heights home. Our Brotherhood Convocation will Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Chas. H Mrs. Agnes Wheeler was guest Wednesday about 9 a. m. It hit the House and viewed the lovely historic Bonny Slope P T A has elected Mrs. i displays. be held at the First Christian church Roseman, Supt. speaker at the Beaverton Community north side of the Tualatin river bridge January 27th and 28th. An attend Morning worshipl 1 a m. Sermon Doris Kellogg as president and Mrs Mrs. Rodger Ochs and small daugh­ Garden club Friday. January 17 and and careened into a pole, knocking ance of over a thousand is expected The Unsearchable Riches of Christ. Doris Hansen as vice-president, to fill ter of College Place. Wash., spent the her talks on Delphiniums and Vio­ down several poles before stopping. Evening worship 7 30 p. m. Mark, vacancies caused this month by res­ j week end at the home of Mr. and las were very instructive and thor­ Telephone service was soon restored ignations. by a crew of men. Long distance Mr. and Mrs. R R Summers drove the Bearer of Divine Truth. oughly enjoyed. Mrs. Guy Alexander. to Rainier Sunday to visit Mr. and Plans were made for the annual line* to Sherwood were also out. Mrs. Thayne Smith and Mrs. Ted Wm Boyd, his mother, ?drs. Mary Hetu were luncheon guests of Mr*. pot. luck dinner and FYiday evening, A large group of members o f the Mrs. Howard Glenn. The Beaverton P T A will hold Its Masonic order and Eastern Star mem­ Boyd, Mr and Mrs. John Wilson, and W. H Miller at her home in Portland February 28. was date selected. The Sgt. John R. Bergin spent Sunday bers and their friends attended the Mr and Mrs. I.eo Reilly attended the Tuesday. appearance of Dean Collins on that first meeting of the 1941 season on ^vlth his home folks He passed the church services at the Masonic Home funeral of Mrs. Samuel Kunz in Darrell Wayne Allyn is spending occasion Is anticipated by all mem- Tuesday, January 2H at 2 30 in the grade school building. The subject Rev George Portland Saturday sergeant's examination on January Sunday afternoon morning. The j several days with l\is aunt and uncle, her* and their husbands, I V X-I CVS w ir a cs * 13th and was given his rank last Springer delivered the sermon which deceased was a sister of the late Wm Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hanna, In Port- The next meeting will be held as will be a panel discussion of PT A literature. * was followed by a musical program week. Boyd 9r. land. 1 usual on third Friday of February. Scholls Grangers Endorse New Telephone System uZT. T n r ‘" ‘P h w h