The Beaverton enterprise., February 21, 1941, Image 1

DEDICATED TO THE BEST INTERESTS AND DEVELOPM ENT OF GREATER BEAVERTON
VOL. 13, NO. 45
Beaverton Gets
District Tourney
Basketball Playoff Opens
Tuesday to Determine
Team for State Honors
Beaverton, Oregon. Fritlav, February 21,
Mrs. Rip Van Winkle
R e m e m b e r s ....................
— how proud the citizens or B eav­
erton were when in the early
nineties a plank-road was laid
through the main street; and
how the plop, plop o f horses
hoofs sounded when we reached
the planks a fter slushing through
the mud and m ile for miles.
Highlights Of The
State Legislature
P rincipal Y oder and students o f
Hill school, near Gaston, were the
guests p f Senator
Fisher Tuesday.
T h ,y
. c o r ,,», . . . c o m .
1941
$1 Year— Published Weekly
Personal Mention What Happens to
Sixty Attend
Huber Meeting
Labor Unions?
M is. R. J. Cam pbell o f Pendleton
is visiting her sister. M is A. V. Butts
Mr. Patterson is visiting his daugh
ter Mrs. Osborne.
Meeting Place Change to be ' ,
, Lu u (uvnor Nva* taken to Babson Gives Inside
Announced Prior to Next
" Facts as to
"Mrs.
Levo
Best,
form
erly
o
f
Pendle-
Regular Date of March 11
Conditions Abroad
M l .s s
Many form er residents o f W ash ­
i ton. is now living at the Butts home
B eginning Tuesday evening, F ebru ­
ington County call at Salem during
The H uber G atden clubs regular 1 and is em ployed in Portland.
Babson P ark, Fla., Feb. 21—1 have
ary 25, and running all week will be
the session o f the legislature.
Many meeting was held Tuesday evening
Drill p ractice was held Tuesday alw ays been sym path etic with labor
staged the district nine basketball
: inquire about their hom e town.
At February 11th in the H uber hall.
night by the R ebekah lodge after a During W orld W ar 1, I served as A s­
tournam ent sponsored by the State
present we have on our desks the
R oy Hennessey, fam ous grow er of pot luck supper.
sistant S ecretary o f L abor in W ash
A thletic association.
The winning
• H illsboro Argus, Forest G rove News- prize winning loses was guest s p e a k -1
j
ington.
I am sure that labor leaders
team will go to Salem to play for
Times, Beaverton E nterprise, Aloha er.
His talk was on pruning rose i ■ Mrs. Osborns sister, Eloise P atter­ will tell you that I was fa ir in solv­
state honors during the m iddle o f
son,
returned
to
Lebanon
after
see-
! News and T igard Sentinel, also the bushes.
He fully dem onstrated and
ing the problem s that cam e to the
March.
Sherwood V’ alley News.
These visi- explained each step in pruning. Mr. j ing him.
j D epartm ent; and, believe me, there
A ttending the meet at B eaverton
At the regular m eeting W ednesday ! tors are very m uch interested in the Hennessey has more than fifty thous- ■ A pancake lunch will be served in i were enough o f them ! I soon learned
will be the five large high schools o f , F ebruary 19, the B eaverton K iw anis above papers.
and rose bushes and he has made » |
; the M asonic Tem ple next Tuesday that argum ents did not d o m uch
this county.
The first gam e will be | were addressed by E. R. L unberg on
com plete study o f roses and then \ starting at 11:30 a. nt.
good, and that law yers only messed
M iss Helen Caviness, nurse at W ll-
played at 7:30 Tuesday evening be- | A m ericanization.
Mr. L udberg told
I»abor troubles are em o­
Paul W . Patterson, city attorney habits o f grow ing, also the different | cox M em orial H ospital, spent the things up.
tween B eaverton and Sherw ood, and the Kiwanis about the A m ericanize
tional, not statistical, and they c a n ­
fo r H illsboro, B eaverton and Gaston, pests and diseases o f each type o f 1 v%eek end with her parents here.
the next at 8:45 between H illsboro | tion that should thrill everyone.
He
His talk was very interesting
not be “ fou g h t” successfully.
Both
accom panied by Paul Patterson, Jr., roses.
Mrs. Callie H ughson has sold her
and Forest G rove.
T igard will get 1 said that there would be 270 aliens '
sides are usually honest and serious
visited in Salem, Tuesday, in behalf and much was learned by the club ! ; residence here to Mr. and Mrs. R ob
a bye the first night.
taking
their
oath
of
citizenship
! from their point o f view.
o f the League o f O regon Cities legis­ m em bers who heard him.
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Play will continue each night until I on February 20, in Portland, Oregon. | lative program .
He also donated tw o beautiful rose ] i ert L ong.
I la v « a Heurt
G
eorge
M
cK
erch
er,
stationed
on
bushes as d oor prizes.
all but one team has lost tw o games. He told o f patriotic clubs that w el­
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The quickest w ay to solve a real
Mrs. W. E. B orberg and Mrs. B. R. i the U. S. S. C alifornia at Brem erton,
A ccordin g to play during the sea­ com ed the new citizens and made
J. W. Stretcher, Deputy County P ooley were in ch arge o f the table I I spent the week end ut his home here. bad labor row is to take the em ployer
son the fight will be betw een Forest them feel the greatness o f this land
R . R . Stratton is able to be out around to the homes o f the w orkers
Mr. Lundberg stated Clerk o f W ashington County, was at decorations, which were so nicely
Grove, and the rest o f the field ; but o f freedom .
! again after a long seige with the flu and see the con d itions under which
team s like the B eaverton
Beavers, that every alien had com e to the Salem fo r the joint legislative L in ­ done with K ing A lfred d affodils and
| H e had a relapse and was for u lim e they live.
Then have som e o f the
He pussy willows.
and the H illsboro S paitan s must be United States to better his conditions coln Day exercise in the House.
strikers shadow the boss for a few
later
visited
the
Senate.
The
cou
r­
but
that
he
also
brought
his
share
to
Mi's. L. A. P lace was in charge of quite ill.
reckoned with. Both have been com
Mr. and M rs. W . C. W right and days and see how he Is w ork ing for
ing fast as Ute season draw s to a help build a better Am erica. He said tesies o f the Senate were extended the refreshm ents which were served
that unjust statutes can be corrected ! to Mr. Stretcher, as captain o f the at the close o f the meeting.
Sixty Mr. and Mrs. W ood row W eaver, wore them tw elve to sixteen hours a day
close and m ay upset the favorites.
am on g the B eaverton people spend­ against the keenest com petition.
Of
I by prevailing on people to vote fo r E lwood, Ind., high school, with W en- persons were present.
The follow in g B eavers will repre­
course, there are som e labor leaders
their correction as no other cou ntry dell W illkie, w ho was a m em ber of
Three songs were sung by the ! ing Sunday at Seaside.
sent the Orange and B la ck :
John
Glen Osborne o f Beaverton, was w ho selfishly think on ly o f th em ­
| tolerates.
! the E lw ood foot ball team.
He said group accom panied at the piano by
Abel, Bob Barnes, Skeeter K aga, Bob
operated on fo r appendicitis Tuesday. selves T hey purposely stir up trouble
R ev. and Mrs. Geo. Springer, Mr. W illkie was a terror to pack the ball little D orothy Dee R iggs.
R osch, L arry M adison, Dale Scheller,
* and Mrs. R ob ert Johnston o f B eaver- | fo r the republican party.
The garden club will change its 1 He is doing nicely at St. Vineents to get the Union to give them a raise
G ene Springet, F loyd Malm, G eorge
: in pay.
Som e are connected witli
• ton, Mrs. H. Culbertson o f Aloha,
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place
o f meeting, beginning with the hospital.
R hine, Carl Karpstein.
R ev. Mark C ham berlain o f G lad ­ w icked rackets. T hese should be put
; Steve C. Johns o f Kelso, W ash., H ow - | Messrs. Glen H alvorson and Merlin j March 11th meeting.
Be sure to
Most labor leaders, however,
j ard H askell, Pullm an,
W ash., C. A. Hardin o f H illsboro,
were visiting watch you r local paper for further stone will be the supply m inister at in jail.
the M ethodist church Sunday m orn- ] are enrnest and trustw orthy men
i Stevens and Hugh A.
Short, were
with R epresentatives Hesse and K ur- announcem ents.
w ork in g to better the con d itions o f
' visitors o f the evening.
j atli W ednesday evening, and looked j
; »«s-
The Beaverton
M asonic Building the w orkers as they see the light.
I The K iw anis ladies are g oin g to I over the H ouse and Senate du rin g |
association are sponsoring a public
; hold a rum m age sale soon it w as 1 their visit.
The ch ief cause o f labor troubles
dance in the M asonic Tem ple Satur- is not the labor leader, or the w ages
announced.
i day evening F ebruary 22.
paid, or the w ork ing con d ition s; but
The W illam ette
U niversity Glee I
V isitors at the hom e o f Mrs. Inez rather the
expensive m anner in
| club serenaded the legislature Thurs-
R. E. Douglas, form erly o f B eaver­
! W hitw orth Sunday afternoon and ev- w hich certain em ployers live, the way
day P. M .—hum m ing the num bers!
ton, has com pleted
prim ary
flight j
! ening were Mr. and Mrs. Tom R oach their children foolishly spend money,
| first then singing them with artistic !
training and reported to M offett i
and Glenn Steward o f Portland.
and the m istakes they m ake in ex-
e ffe c t—a large audience gave them
Field, Cal , for basic training as a
Patrons at the C olum bia Food i Mrs. E. L. Coble entertained a hibiting their
pow er
and
wealth.
plenty o f encores.
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flyin
g
cadet.
'S
Store can now “ help them selves'' to j group o f Portland friends with a V ery few w age w orkers are jealous
D ouglas com plet-
A large group o f B eaver ch apter
w hatever food they need. This great ; birthday dinner Friday, February 14, o f the em ployer w ho founded the
C. W . Shields, in ch arge o f the i
ed
10
weeks
o f m em bers o f the Eastern Star journ-
im provem ent has been brought about j celebrating the birthday anniversary business; but it does "burn them up”
capitol
grounds,
stated
that
he
be-
!
trainin g
at
t h e j eye(j to Forest G rove M onday even- j
through the efforts o f M i. Island, o f her daughter Betty.
to see the em ployers’ children racing
lieves the best results are obtained
R yan School o f Ae-1 ¡ng fo r the district m eeting o f chap- i
T he m onthly M. E. tea was held at around tow n and blow ing in money.
boon it would
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. . who realized what u a . uu».
in rose culture by pruning the plants . . . . .
,
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ronautics
at
San ■ te is Tualatin o f H illsboro, Forest o f . . . ..
New ta- the home ot M r. and Mrs. Carl ties- while their ow n children have burely
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be for the busv housewife,
this tim e o f year d ow n to ten in ch es,, . . . .
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D iego and acquired f o r e s t G rove and B eaver o f B eaver- : .
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i . n . . t . . „v, hies, bins and shelves have been in
tiin g at Benz Park, Feb. 13.
1 here enough to eat or are unable to con-
leaving only fou r new stalks to each
about 60 hours o f j ton fo r the exem plification o f the
So much for where
i bush, and sprayin g with a light solu- stalled with prices o f goods plainly were 27 adults and five child ten pres tinuo „„h oclin g .
fly in g besides c o n - ! chapter w ork fo r the w orthy grand !
m arked thereon, m aking a fine dis- ent.
Mrs. Clem ent and Mrs. T orkel j .stand on the labor problem .
Fur-
{ tion o f lim e-sulphur, about tw elve to
siderable
ground , m atron o f w hich each chapter put on
play.
Baskets are ready for patrons son poured
therm ore, let me say that in norm al
one.
The variety o f roses that sur-
sch ool work. A fter part o f the work. T here was a large
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. W ood were d in -j
I round the State H ouse are the C aro­ to help them do their shopping.
Continued from P age 3
com p letin g his pres- attendance o f grand
o fficers, mem-
Most o f the housew ives meal-time ner guests o f their son and daughter j
line Testout, o fficia l rose o f the P ort­
ent course he will be r s and visitors from the adjoining
in law Dr. nnd Mrs R obert W ood, 1
planning
could
be
done
aw
ay
with
land R ose Festival association. Culti
g o to the advanced chapters. B eaver ch apter had ch arge
at their Portland home Friday, F eb-i
vate around plants with plenty o f fer if she listened to the weekly recipe
fly in g
sch ool
a * ! o f the balloting and escort duties,
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service over m
iux-=ua,y:s uuu
r i i- ruary 14, h onorin g Mr. W ood on his
K O i n
IN i Tuesdays
and Fri-
Cal.. A fter a ]so con ferred a lovely degree on the
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Millers G rocery has copies o f birthday anniversary.
I toil glas Stockton,
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roses are in bloom .
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10 w eeks there he w orthy grand
W illiam M oshofsky has been select-!
m atron Mrs. Hallie
these dishes which can be obtained
will
receive a second
lieutenant’s H untington,
ed fiis t coucilm an o f the freshm an
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The W ashington County delegation
Th<j Safe
em ployees have been class at University o f Oregon, which |
com m ission in the air corps.
have received a num ber o f resolu-
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,ain,
the has organized under a new plan o f ,
Douglas
graduated
from
Grant
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tions from
incorporated cities o f i .
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high school in May, 1937, and attend- A Mexican Program at
advantages o f buying fruit and vege­ self governm ent.
Last Tuesday was an excitin g day
ed the U niversity o f O regon, N orth- B o o k R e v i e w f ea Thursday W ashington County, giving full sup­ tables by weight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M iller o f P ar-!
B uyers must be
fo r the seventh and eighth graders
port to H ouse Bill No. 348, the League
western College o f I»aw and Portland
satisfied with the new order a ccord nna, Idaho, cam e down to attend the
o f the K inton school.
T hey visited
o f O regon Cities bill, providing for a
university.
He is the son o f M r. and
firem ens annual ball and greet Beav-1
Miss L ucille Miller, P ortland teach- share o f the gasoline tax fund fo r the ing to increased sales.
the State Legislature and several o f
Mrs. R . E. D ouglas, route 2, box 145 , er, w ho specializes in Spanish sin g ­
A new cafe has opened in the old erton friends. Mr. Miller was a m em ­
the State buildings at Salem.
Cars
There
B eaverton.
He is one o f 146 men ing, will appear in authentic costum e im provem ent o f city streets.
Siberrian C ream P a rlor on the h igh­ ber when he lived here.
driven
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leland
Flint,
are
eight
in
corporated
cities
in
W
ash
­
reported to M offett field
B eaver Social club held its regular
at the M exican Tea given at the Con- ington County, and we will be pleased w ay near Cedar street, in Beaverton
E. L. Cox, and Charles T hom pson
It will be called The W estlane Cafe m eeting W ednesday afternoon fo llo w -1 made the trip.
i gregational church parlors Thursday, to have resolutions from all the cities
Mrs. A nnie Neill
Plans w e r e ,
and they will serve dinners, steaks, ing deaaert luncheon.
: F ebruary 27 at 2 p. m.
teacher, accom pan ied the pupils.
on our desks that we may use the
Beaverton Garden Club
A rrange- made fo r several projects later in the
Mrs. A. R . D ejar, w ife o f a fo r ­ sam e during debate on H ouse Bill I lunches, sandwiches, etc.
The quarterly con feren ce o f the
made for teas, i season.
ments can also be
Meets Friday, Feb. 21
m er U. S. Consul to M exico, will
! No. 348.
K
inton
and
T igard
E vangelical
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Barnes
a
ccom
­
etc.,
fo
r
private
luncheons, dinners
speak on F riendlier R elations w ith ■
The B eaverton
Garden club will our South Am erican N eighbors,
panied by Mrs. H. D. Fuller and her churches was held at the Kinton
parties.
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Mrs. Lyle Goodell, daughter o f Mr
hold its F ebruary m eeting F riday i n ! A11 residents in the B eaverton vi-
Helen M. T hom pson and Shirley daughter Delores, spent the w eek end church T hursday at 7.30 p. m.
R ich ard s and son
K iw anis hall, d evotin g most o f the ; cin ity are UI.Red to sh a re this treat and Mrs. H. T. Hesse, now on a visit j A. W illiam s are proprietors.
in San F rancisco, Calif., also visiting i Mrs. Jam es
in m
the
east, w
w rites
rites riayinn
having a
a » splendid
time in transaction o f business ana
in
e east,
F ir « « .« j
B
.g Market
H arry o f Mt. Shasta, Calif., arrived
B each
each's
M arket have
have the
the fam ous R eno.
com p letin g plans fo r the potluck din
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oullCBS x
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several days visit
Mrs. m _____________
A. V. Butts ________________
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has Saturday
ner F ebruary 28th.
A group o f the \ Beaverton Trips Sherwood was 10 below —quite a contrast from and jnvite ch icken grow ers to com e in just returned from a trip to Eastern ing Mrs. H arry R ichards.
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m em bers will present a program .
and com pare prices. T hey will deliver. O regon. Mrs. Butts visited her three j Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Van H orn and
B eaverton hoopsters rolled up a 22
sisters while there, nnd she reports 1 Mr. and M rs. J. H Aten and son Jack
R epresentative Hesse is im proving
| to 18 w in over Sherw ood here Tues-
j the w eather about like we are having attended the A m ericanism supper
Beaverton Defeats
day night. A 10 to 5 half-tim e score j rapidly from his recent illness.
given by the A m erican L egion and
County Schoolmasters to ■ here.
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favored B eaverton.
Lineup:
M r. and Mrs. H arry W righ t Jr., A uxiliary at Sherw ood
Forest Grove 22 to 16
W ednesday
B eaverton
(22) -M adison
(2)
F ; ! Charles Im lay, prom inent miller at Meet Feb. 24 at Reedville
entertained
a t dinner celebratin g night.
T he main address o f the
The Forest G rove V ikings went R osch (4) F ; Scheller (9) C ; Malm R eedville, was at Salem M onday on
W ashington County Schoolm asters' Mrs W righ t's birthday anniversary ! evening w as given by J. Libby o f
down in defeat before the onrush o f G ; R hine (6) G.
business.
w ji;
Guests included
Portland, State A m ericanism chair-
club,
com posed o f men teachers, m
... i Saturday evening.
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B eaverton high team at Forest Grove
Sherw ood (18)—G ates (2) F ; B a l-j
m eet February 24, at R eedville school Mr. and Mrs. Avis ( rosley and M r.; man o f the Legion.
n
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L '.
l> T i i < i l / n i * ( i r t / l / > n i l d r n n
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F riday .
The score was 22 to 16. lard (2) F ; Podbielan (12) C ; K lick
O scar H agg, o f R eedville and Joe ; house at 6 30.
An interesting pro­ and Mrs. Frank T ucker and children
Miss A nnabelle Van K leek spent
The V ikings w h o top the league were G ; Schm idt (2) G.
K en dricks o f P ortlan d,' are taking gram is being arranged.
o f F orest Grove.
the w eek end in Portland visiting hei
m inus tw o star shooters.
Substitutes— B e a v e rto n :
Springer good care o f the dairy interests at
Mrs. Otto Keil and Mrs. R obert i sister Miss D orothy Van Kleek.
(1 ); Barnes, Abel, K arpstein.
Sher­ the legislature this session.
Johnston were joint hostesses for a j Mr. and Mrs. T om H aw ley went to
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w ood:
Y oung, Goedell, Tooze.
Mrs. Carl G cstrin g and her m oth­ stork show er at the form ers home l
W H ITFO R D
A storia Sunday to visit Mrs. H aw ­
H a n ie tte
Frances, enter­ W ednesday afternoon h on orin g Mrs. '
Last Thursday evening the W ash- ; er Mrs.
leys daughter Mrs. Anson Allen and
Bethel
No.
20
Jobs
D
aughters,
held
tained
with
a
silver
tea
at
their
home
Earl I»ewis Many dainty gifts w e r e 1 fam ily.
The Deborah club met at the hom e
ington delegation had a fire side
T hey were accom panied by
and
lovely
refreshm ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owens o f P ort­
o f their leader, Mrs. C. B. W alker, their regular m eeting in the M asonic ! chat at the home o f R epresentatives in Bentz Park Thursday afternoon o f received
F ebruary 13. for a pot luck dinner ( Tem ple M onday evening T here were Hesse and K uratli, 660 N. Cottage last week for ladies o f the Methodist served.
land.
Mrs. Owens plans to spend
and a meeting. The p roject for F eb­ a large num ber o f visitors present. St Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A lexander and som e time In Astoria.
H enry Kuratli
related church and their friends, about 30
Grand
o
ffice
rs
present
were
Mrs
ladies attended.
A lady from the Mr. and Mrs. Thodore Hetu, Jr., o f :
ruary was com pleted which was a
an interesting episode which happen
M isses K athryn and R oberta P om e­
Mr ed m any years ago when old Bethany M anley Center in Portland, was the this place and Mrs Beulah C heevers
box o f hom e made candy to be given Phyllis P ool, grand guardian,
T he tea table was and Mrs. Lester Nelson o f P ortland, j roy spent m ost o f last week home
to a blind lady.
The p roject for Catlow, past grand gu ard ian ; Mrs. band gave band con certs in eastern guest speakerr.
M arch is the m aking o f a book made Turley, grand guide; Mr. Thom as, su­ W ashington C ounty when he was a attractive in yellow decorations and were Sunday guests o f Mr. and T«lrs from B eaverton high sch ool with the
preme associate grand guardian. In ­ m em ber o f the B ethany hand.
Mrs. A. B. Clement Jam es Cheevers at W oodland, W ash., | measles.
from Sunday School papers.
Dut ■ | spring flow ers.
The Jolly Stitchers sew ing club
T here were thirty fou r present at spection o f the w ork was a feature o f ing the w inter m onths the B ethany and Mrs. E lm ore poured.
en joyin g a turkey dinner.
Sunday School.
R oss Cornell deliv­ the evening
band gave a num ber o f con certs in [
Mrs. Dr. Finley entertained with m et at the hom e o f Mrs. Carl J.
All the third and
ered the m essage at church.
There
W ashington
C ounty
tow ns -o n e at j Miss
Mildred
Elaine
Shepherd, a cam olia tea at her home in West Allen T hursday.
Mrs. Annie E. Jones entertained Beaverton, in particular, was a hand i daughter o f Mr and ?»lis. Vilas L Linn Friday, February 14.
was special music.
H ibbard M ercer,
A m ong fou rth year girls have started their
T he first year girls are
w ho form erly lived here was present relatives and friends at her home con cert and a fterw ard s a m asquerade ' Shepherd o f C latskanie and Harold those attending from B eaverton were dresses.
pin
He is a very en ergetic B oy Scout. Friday, F ebruary 14, celebratin g V a l­ dance.
H enry said he had a great j E. S chreiber o f P ortland were m ar­ Mrs E E. Stipe, Mrs. R. R. Sum m aking luncheon clothes and
also her
birthday
He recently won a bicycle in a c o n ­ entines day,
R u by Boyd and Mrs. j cushions.
Edith M arion and Irene
time that night at the m asqu erad e, ried February 2, at an afternoon cere­ mers, Mrs
test given by the T riangle Milling R elatives present were Mr. and M r s ., dance.
M i s Stipe poured, j Van Kleek were w inners in a guess
He relates there were three m ony read by Rev. W hite at the home* G eorge RI hssoi
and daughter, Mrs girls who attended the dance: Rose, | o f the bride’s parents. The bride was
Co
All scouts are expected and Tdervyn Jones
Dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. H. j ing gam e played a fter the meeting.
urged to g o to church on Boy Scout W allace Shearer, grandsons o f the C ora and Alice Henry, and their c o s -' given in m arriage by her father, she J W right Sr., Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Allen served a lunch and gave
Sunday.
H ibbard is living in P ort late C harles Jones, Charles J. Berg, tumes were Indian and adorned with w ore a dress o f white satin and car Mrs. C T abor, Mr. and Mrs. O. Mill- each o f the girls a valentine at the
M aurice Berg and w ife Freda Berg. long
land.
stream ers
o f popcorn every ried a cascade bouquet o f sweet peas er and sons. Mr. and Mrs. C. Matth- close o f the meeting,
Dainty refreshm ents
were
served fellow w ho danced
Miss Ruth Denney o f Monmouth
with the girls roses and bouvardia.
ies, M is. Ivy Davies and G. A. W righ t : P alm er
T orven d
visited Kinton
spent the week end with home folks. She received m any lovely gifts.
stole a string o f popcorn until t
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all o f Portland, Mr. nnd M rs. Mai sch ool last w eek with som e material
Friends called during the afternoon popcorn was gone.
A riurr.ber o f m em bers o f R ebeka
T hose were the j
Beaverton Odd F ellow s lodge No. colm Clements and son and Mr. and for the new ly organized ca lf club.
lodge o f T igard in this com m unity, and evening to o ffe r their best wishes days when everyone had a good time 252 met for their regular m eeting Mrs. F. P ritzlof,
Merle and M arvin Ogle were ab­
with a group o f other m em bers from
He didn't say who took the girls home , M on day evening with a large attend­
The F riendly C ircle met at the sent from school several days last
T igard attended a luncheon at the
Miss Juanita Larson was maid o f — neither did Fisher!
ance.
T hey had fo r their special hom e o f Mrs. M. C. M cK erch er Frl-1 week.
hom e o f Mrs. Opal W ick Friday.
A honor and Chester Ferguson acted as
guest the district deputy grand m as­ day afternoon o f last week.
T here
Both room s o f the school paid trib­
most en joyable tim e was the result
best man.
AN N A S O P H IA OLSON
ter from Needy, Oregon.
F ollow ing were twelve mem bers, one visitor and |
ute to Dan Cupid with valentine box-
Mrs. Helen R ick ey o f Portland
Mrs Schreiber
form erly
resided
Funeral
services
were
held
at the m eeting they gathered In the d in ­ three children present.
T he pro-
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The prim ­
visited hom e folk s over the week near Beaverton and is a niece o f Miss P egg's Chapel W ednesday afternoon ing room where the ladies had pre- gram featured Lincoln, follow ed with |'-s on * ^
afternoon
ary
pupils
were
treated
to candy
Merle Davies and Mrs. Cleta Berst o f fo r Mrs Anna Sophia Olson, aged 80, pared refreshm ents o f pie and cof- refreshm ents, with valentine d ecora­
end.
hearts and cook ies by their teacher
Miss Pauline V ershem entertained Beaverton.
years, a long time resident o f W hit- fee.
The tables were tastefully d eco­ tions, follow ed with games.
and the upper room received valen­
her Sunday School
I I class with
I
I a party ^ | M iss Ida Felsher
entertained a ford.
Miss Shirley T rotter honor queen,
rated fo r the occasion.
tine novelties from their teacher.
A contest in which all the girls were group o f m em bers o f Jobs D aughters
She was the beloved m other o f i
and Mrs. Phyllis Pool were made
given Bible questions to answer and a ir ie r hom e Saturday evening with a Miss Mabel Olson and Mrs. Jenne D a­
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bell and fam ily
The B eaverton Parent T eacher as­ m em bers o f the M ystic S ociety o f
the m aking o f book m arks and recre­
vies, Beaverton, sister o f Mrs. Louise sociation wll ibe held on Tuesday, Civil Service and presented m e m b e r-' «pent Saturday and Sunday In Salem
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ational num bers took the time.
The were played and refreshm ents served A nderson, gran dm oth er o f H enry,, F ebruary 25, at 2 30 p. m.
There ship cards, fo r outstanding w ork in visiting M rs. Bells parents,
girls are planning to m ake scrap
Frank E m m onds and R obert Engle- A rchie and L aw rence Davies o f B eav­ will be a room prize fot the grade the com m un ity and the organization | Mrs. M ary W illiam s and daughters
books o f pictures to be sent to the ke, students o f U. o f O. Eugene, erton.
nts attending, by a group o f m em bers o f A lbert ( o f C lackam as spent ths weekend at
hospitals fo r children.
This party spent the week end at their home
Interm ent
C rescent G rove cem e- j A very interesting program has been P ike M asonic lodge In P ortland. Mrs ; the home o f her sister Mrs. H arry
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lnhai<<4a
here.
was given Saturday.
tery.
I pool u was
also presented a log book. * D Richards.
Americanization
Kiwanis Topic
Beaverton Airman
Becomes Cadet
Beaver Chapter Members
Attend Hillsboro Meeting
Weekly Report
For Housewives
Kinton Students
Visit Legislature
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