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DEDICATED TO THE BEST INTERESTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF GREATER BEAVERTON
VOL. 14, NO. 1
The Magician
Danger Cited Of P e rso n a l M e n tio n Chandler
Billed ior Beaverton Hi
Expanding Debts
Members of the C hristian Endeav-
er of the C ongregational church at
tended the Pilgrim church in P o rt­
land Sunday aftern oon to hear Miss
R uth Seabury of B oston, m em ber of
the C hristian m em ber team talk.
B abson Park, Florida, March 21—
Mrs. H M. B arnes and her brother
I w as brought up in a fru gal h ouse­ Harold P eterson spent several days
hold in w hich debt w as considered last w eek in Seattle, W ash.
a sin.
My fath er a lw a y s did the
Rev. and Mrs. W illard H all and
fam ily m ark eting, g oin g
personally
Mrs M. H
M etcalf attend ed the
to the corner g r o c e iy and paying
C ongregational sta te con feren ce at
cash.
A s a you ng m an, I can re­
the F irst church o f P ortland Tues-
m em ber but few bills, except for w a­
; day at w hich tim e M iss R uth S ea ­
ter, gas, or taxes,
com in g to the
bury o f Boston ed u cational se cr e­
house.
E ven these, m y fath er paid
tary of the A m erican board of com
in cash tak in g back a form al re­
m issions for foreign m issio n s w as the
ceipt.
My fath er m aintain ed a
I sp eak er of the day.
creditable bank balance, but drew
A 7 pound son T hayne C harles,
h is ch eck s sparingly. H e w as a g en ­
erous m an; but he had a h ealth y res­ w as born to Mr. and Mrs. T hayne
pect for th e value of a dollar.
A s a 1 Sm ith (G enevieve Joh n son ) at the
result of h is in fluence and exam ple, hospital in O regon City Monday,
I have never borrowed a dollar in March 17. T his is th eir second child.
Mrs. Jack Goddard returned to her
m y life eith er for b usin ess or for
home in T illam ook th e first of the
personal reasons.
' w eek.
She was accom panied by her
Today, m uch o f our n ation al pros­ sons B erle and Loren, stu d en ts of
perity, as reflected by larger pay Oregon State who are hom e for E a s­
rolls, higher w ages, increased retail ter vacation and R ussell, w ho spen*
trade, and a gen erally larger volum e several days here and returned to
of business, is based upon our exp an d ­ 1 his hom e in Tillam ook.
Mrs. A. E. H anson en tertain ed
ing debts.
Som e of our n eed s are
legitim ate,
real and
econom ically m em bers of the T uesday B ridge club
Mrs. H. A. N iel
sound;
but others
are false and T uesday afternoon.
Mrs.
should be abandoned.
But note the sen w as a guest o f the club.
word 'expan ding”. It is not the debt F. G. D onaldson held high score.
Mrs. C. J. S teven s undew ent a m a
w hich g iv e s us good busin ess, but
Jor operation at a P ortland h ospital
C ontinued on P age 2
M onday .
Joh nn y W ater w a s su ccessfu l in
landing a 24 pound C hinook salm on
w hile fish in g in W illam ette slough
Sunday.
Mrs. S tella B osw ell of M cM inn­
ville sp en t Saturday in B eaverton
The K inton G range held open look in g after property in terests here.
house
M onday
even in g for their
F ran k E m m onds, R obert E n g lek e
m em bers and friend s in celebration and G ene Brown, stu d en ts of the
of th e 24th an n iversary o f their or­ U n iversity of Oregon, are sp en din g
gan ization .
T he ev en in g w a s sp en t the E a ster vacation at th eir resp ec­
in playin g cards and other gam es. tive h om es here.
Mrs. A lbert K oenig and Mrs. W.
Mrs. J. H. D obbins en tertain ed
H an sen en tertain ed the S ch olls J u ­ w ith a St. P a trick s luncheon at her
nior W om ens club a t the hom e of hom e Monday. G u ests included Mrs.
Mrs. H an sen on T uesday evening. N elson
W alker,
Mrs.
M cK ercher
D ecoration s and refresh m en ts w ere and Mrs. S. B. C ooke of P ortland.
in k eep in g w ith St. P atrick s day.
St. P a trick s colors w as ta stefu lly
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R ich ard s and carried out in table decorations and
baby w ere w eek-end g u ests at the food.
hom e o f Mrs. H arry R ichards.
Miss V iola W right
accom pan ied
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. V an K leek and frien d s to Independence, O regon, for
M iss H elen Van K leek le ft W ednes­ th e w eek end.
day for an in d efin ite sta y w ith th eir
T he card party sponsored by th e
d augh ter and sister, Mrs. E d ith L an­ B eaver
Social club
in
M asonic
dis and fam ily at Chitw ood.
T em ple Saturday even in g w a s well
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. P om eroy sp en t attended. P rizes w ere won in bridge
several days last w eek at the coast first Mrs. A. Tim m er, second, M rs
celeb ratin g their first w edding a n n i­ G eorge B lasser.
In 500 first V. A
versary.
W ood, second Mrs. M. Sw aine.
In
W illiam Van K leek sp en t the w eek ­ pinochle first Mrs. E. P. H edberg,
end at the hom e o f h is p aren ts Mr. second A rchie W illiam s. C offee and
and Mrs. E m ery Van K leek.
H e is cak e w ere served follow in g the play
w ork in g as saw yer in a m ill at Mau o f cards.
pin in eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Van K leek
The K inton Jolly S titch ers sew in g and M rs. C atherine Van K leek sp en t
club held a Joint m eetin g w ith the th e w eek end at R o ck aw ay beach.
B achelor sew in g club at th e school
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene and
house T hursday aftern oon .
A iko Mr. and Mrs. E. P. H edburg visited
Y oshihara gave an in teretsln g talk Larch M ountain Sunday, and view ed
on C onduct at School and Church. th e m any sm elt fish erm en alon g the
Sandy river.
T he silv er tea given by the ladies
Ford Motor Co. Offer
of the M ethodist church Thursday,
wan very w ell attended,
about 40
$5,000 Scholarships For
lad ies b ein g p resent.
Mrs. E. Inn-
Best Boy and Girl Drivers
m an and M rs. W alter C avin ess w ere
One boy and one girl, from the h ostesses.
Mrs. A. B. C lem ent and
sta te o f Oregon, w ill receive a trip Mrs. L iebert W ilson poured.
The
to D earborn, M ichigan, to com pete tables w ere very a ttra ctiv e in silver
in th e fin als o f the Ford Good D riv­ and yellow flow ers.
The program
ers league.
w as under the direction o f Mrs. G.
The prizes are sch olarsh ip s h av­ L. P a ce.
T a lk s were g iv en by Mrs.
ing cash valu es running from $5,000 C. W arrens, F orest Grove and other
to $100.
The aw ards are duplicated ladies on th e Red Cross. M rs. Joh n ­
for the boys and girls.
T his m eans son sa n g vocal num bers and Mrs.
that g irls do not com p ete a gain st M iller piayed several piano num bers.
boys.
A R ed C ross unit w as organized
The Ford Good D rivers league is w ith Mrs. C handler a s president.
an organization sponsored by the
The w ork o f the Red C ross w as
Ford Motor Company.
T he purpose presented by Mrs. Isabel W arrens.
is to train youth in good d rivin g h ab ­ W ash ington C o u n t y
chairm an.
its.
M em bership is open to all who W ash ington
has filled their quota
have passed their fourteen th b irth ­ and are now m akin g th in g s for over­
day.
T hey m ust be citizen s o f the seas.
U nited S tates and eligib le to drive in
W om en m ay m eet at headquarters
in their ow n state.
at H illsboro C ity H all on W ednesday
N o cost is involved in Joining the to sew .
B rin g a sandw ich, co ffee
league.
Any Ford d ealer w ill give m ay be purchased for 5 cents.
T his
out registration cards.
m oney is used to buy more m aterials.
The sta te fin a ls tak e place Ju ly WH1 furnish w ool to knit w ith print­
1st
T he boy and girl w in nin g ed d irection s and it m ay be done at
the state fin als w ill be sent to D ear­ home.
born, accom panied by an adult of
Out o f the 350 sh ipm ents of supplies
their choice.
All exp en ses of the sen t abroad only 5 7c has been lo st
boy, the girl and th e tw o ad ults w ill B oxes are all received and checked
be paid by the Ford Motor Co.
by Red Cross w orkers.
T here are
needy in all countries, but those
T here w ill be a pot luck supper at w ish in g to work for A m erica only
the C hristian church on F riday ev e n ­ w ill w ork in another departm ent
T here are 250 w orkers in the county.
ing, March 28 at 6:30.
Tw o H illsboro w om en are in stru ctors
It w as decided to get
T he W est Coast T elephone Co. for k n ittin g .
have installed tw o new copper lin es Red Cross supplies, Mrs. Chandler
to Tigard last w eek w hich w ill im ­ w as ch osen to tak e charge of th is di­
vision.
prove the service.
M arriage licen se w as issued to Vin­
Bible class w ill m eet at Mrs. E lm ­ cen t E. D avis, and Miss B ettie Mun-
er B enson's March 25, tim e 2 to 3 den both o f B eaverton, Oregon.
Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger en ter­
o'clock. T his is non sectarian. Bring
tained th e C heerio club at d essert
your Bible and friend s and com e.
luncheon and cards at her home
The
birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Johnston were T uesday afternoon.
g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. A lvin Bobbitt an n iversary of Mrs. Helen F ish er w as
of F orest Grove Saturday even in g at celebrated and a lovely decorated
a Sunday School cla ss party at the birthday cak e cut. Mrs F ish er w as
C hristian church there.
T hey were presented w ith a cam elia for her new
over-nigh t g u ests of th e Eobbits. all hom e.
Mabel R ich ter spent the last F r i­
goin g to Cutler C ity on Sunday to
visit Mrs B obbitts parents, Mr. Und day In Cam as, W ash., w ith M arjorie
Ingle
Mrs. Grant Bailey.
Mrs. Lloyd C olem an w ill leave Sat
Mrs. Robt. Joh nston and Mrs. Louie urday for Baker, Oregon, to attend
Madden from B eaverton, Mrs. AJvin the golden w edding anniversary of
Bobbitt from F orest Grove and Mrs her fa th er and m otner Mr. and Mrs.
Mary H unter from H illsboro all at­ Brown.
Mr and M rs Alan M Ainey, route
tended a n o-hostess luncheon at the
hom e of Mrs M J M cEntee at H ills­ 8, box 1382-A are parents o f a son,
■ Alan B . born March 8
boro.
Hinton Grange Celebrate
Their 24th Anniversary
FINAL EDITION
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, March 21, 1941
M a g icia n a t B e a v e rto n T his F rid a y |J||JQ[| StOCkySid
Broadcast News
C handler T he M agician & Co. w ill
present a full evening's
en ter ta in ­
ment at the B eaverton H igh School
auditorium on Friday. March 21, at 6
p. m.
E sp ecially featured w ill be an at-
em pted escap e by C handler T he Ma­
gician from a p acking box m ade by
the H igh School m anual tra in in g de­
partm ent as a ch allen ge to th e a b il­
ity o f the m agician.
Special se a ts have been arranged
at the school in order to tak e care of
the ca p a city crowd that is expected
T ick ets m ay be secured from high
school stu d en ts or m ay be purchased
at the high sch ool auditorium the
n ig h t of the show .
A ccording to P rincipal I. R Metz- |
ler, the show has com e to B eaverton
w ell recom m ended by school authorl- j
ties and civic o rgan ization s w her- I
ever presented.
The m ark eting to best ad vantage
of L ivestock is in m any sta te s a bat­
tle of w its and w a tc h fu ln e ss on the
part o f the Farm er.
That Is » h e r e
th e O regon
F arm er—th e
T ualatin
V alley F arm er has a big ad vantage
H e receives th e expert ad vice and
service o f th e livest, m ost cooperative
and a g g re ssiv e L iv estock M arketing
O rganization to be found in any
state.
T hat organ ization is th e P ortland
Union S tockyards in N orth Portland
The stock yard s and all a g en cies op­
erating on that m arket are under
G overnm ent
su pervision.
G overn­
m ent A nti Mortem
In spection Ser­
vice is m aintain ed at all tim es and
Federal M arket Q u otation s go forth
daily to
all producing
section s
throughout th e P a cific N orthw est.
T he P ortland U nion Stockyards
C om pany and the C om m ission Firm s
at N orth P ortland now bring you
oval Radio Station KEX “Y our I.Mi­
stook R ep orter” to g ive you the la t­
est and m ost com p lete m arket quo­
The H uber G arden club held its
regular m eetin g Tuesday, March 11th
tations, togeth er w ith p ertin en t ad­
vice and helpful su g g estio n s of out
at 8 p. m. in the Aloha G range hall
O w ing to the len gth of the program ,
stan d in g value to stock m en.
the b usin ess m eetin g w as quite brief.
Radio station K E X now operates
W e w ere fo rtu n a te in having as
on 1160 K illocycles w hich w ill be
our g u est sp ea k er G ilbert M iner of
changed on March 29th to 1190 K ilo­
th e P ortland R o se N ursery. H is talk
cycles.
T im e of the b roadcast is
1 15 to 1:30 p. m. daily, Monday
w as very in terestin g and the m any
through Friday, and your reporter is
b eau tifu l colored slides w ere grea tly
H arry H. B urdick, Jr.
enjoyed by all.
The club being one year old th is ;
W e take pleasure in callin g your
a tten tio n to the high type of service
m onth, it w a s decided upon to d eco­
and cooperation furnished our V alley
rate th e birthday cak e to fit th e oc- |
F arm ers by the P ortland
U nion
caston, and so w ell w ere th e plans
stockyards. You can ship to the open,
carried out, it is alm o st beyond des
com p etitive m arket at N orth Port
cription.
T he cak e itself w as fif- j
land In con fidence of h igh est re­
teen by eig h teen in ch es and w as
turns and quick, personal service.
m ade to represen t a house w ith law n
B ecau se they supply a great num ber
and garden.
And in order to be a
of P ack ers, S lau gh terers and Feed
hom e, it m ust be planted, so flow ers
ers w ith all or a su b stan tial part of
and shrubs w ere placed in th eir prop­
needs, com p etitive
Show n above is a picture o f C handler The M agician perform ing h is j their livestock
er settin g .
The house w ith g arage ;
attached w a s w h ite trim m ed w ith “H um an S ew in g Machine" illusion, one o f the M any M iracles of Modern buying in sures the h ig h est price for
You can be assured
green.
The w alk w as red and th e M agic he w ill perform on the sta g e o f the B eaverton H igh School on Friday your livestock .
of co n sisten tly good returns w hen
law n w a s lig h ted by a lone w hite night, March 21st.
you use th is m arket regularly.
candle.
All d ecoratin g plans w ere
T he m odern stock m an follow s the
carried out by th e use o f different
m arket.
F ollow your m arket w ith
typ es of colored can d ies and fr o s t­ Kiwanis Club Entertain
Mrs. Rip Van Winkle
"Your L ivestock Reporter."
ing.
T he m em bers m ade and d eco­ Visitors Last Wednesday
rated the ca k e to sh ow Just w hat
Remembers—
The roster of g u ests and v isitors at
m ight be learned and done by bein g
the night o f N ovem ber 18th,
a m em ber o f a really w orth w hile the K iw an is dinner W ednesday ev e n ­
1894, w hen O glesby Y oun g’s g en ­
ing included Mr. and Mrs. Forrest De
club.
eral m erchandise store, w hich w as
Mrs. W. E. B orberg and Mrs. B. R Lapp of B eaverton, Mr. and Mrs. L.
located in th e old H am ilton build­
P.
Busch
,
F
orest
Grove,
G
eorge
G
or­
P ooley w ere in ch a rg e of the table
ing by the railroad track, w as bro­
don,
B
eaverton
high
school.
d ecorations, w hich w ere so b ea u ti­
ken into and robbed.
E very lo g ­
Four
you
ng
men
of
the
next
S
ele
c­
Men inducted under the S elective
fully done.
B ou qu ets w ere o f Spy,
g er’s boot, every pair o f overalls;
Service A ct are requested to register
res, K erri and K in g Alfred d affo- < tive Service group W. S. Underwood.
and every shirt, hat and ja c k ­
w ith th e Oregon S tate E m ploym ent
dils.
By each
plate a tiny b asket ■ Alfred A. W est, W. E. Larson and
knife w as taken, a s w ere also all
B ervioa o ffic e at the C ity H all In
C
larence
C
ollins
were
present,
also
of sp rin g flo w ers w ere placed as fa ­
the pipes nnd sm ok in g tobacco in
H illsboro on Friday, March 21, be­
vors.
T he b a sk ets w ere fash ion ed j K iw anian S. C. P ullin of Portland.
stock. A nalogous w ith
“lock in g
tw een the hours o f 9 a. m. and 4 p.
from lace paper doilies and th e bou Major Edw ard J. R. R ossiter and
the barn door a fte r th e horse had
m. or a t 1130 S. W. S tark street In
Mrs. R ossiter o f Bournem outh, Eng
quet of flow ers w ere m ade from dif
been sto len ,’’ Mr. Y oung th erea f­
Portland an y tim e before March 24,
ferent colored m iniature
ca n d ies J land.
ter kept a night-w atch m an.
in order th a t they m ay be a ssisted
Mrs.
Fred
Goyt
reported
for
the
la
stuck on green tooth picks, and
in th eir reem ploym ent upon com ple-
dies
com
m
ittee
on
last
Friday's
rum
around the b a sk ets w ere narrow rib - 1
an ce in reem ploym ent upon com p le­
bons tied in a bow.
T h ey w ere truly m age sale, and handed to P rcxy Fred
tion o f the train in g period.
a ch eck for $78.75.
The ladies w ere
beautiful.
T hose w ho have previously reg is­
The m ixed quartet san g tw o very j given a rousing hand for their sp le n ­
tered w ith th e E m ploym ent se r v ic e
did work.
A fter dinner the club ad
appropriate songs.
should renew such reglstraffon at
journed to the H igh School to hear
N in ety p ersons w ere present.
once, accord in g to R euben W. W eill,
Major R o ssiter in a very in terestin g
T hose
discussion o f the war. nnd to see his
T here w ere th irty six present at ch airm an o f board No. 1.
m otion pictures. The pictures proved Sunday School.
The W ech Bros, of reg isterin g should h ave their Social
West Coast Telephone
to be a sta rtlin g record of som e of Portland sa n g a se x te t and Miss F ra­ S ecu rity card or E m ploym ent S ervice
Convert Scholls Exchange
the m ost im portant ev en ts o f the zier and Leonard W ech a duet. Both id en tifica tio n w ith them .
The W est C oast T elephone Com war.
T he B eaverton K iw an is club were
An orchestra under the d irec­ num bers w ere very m uch enjoyed
pany plans to con vert the Scholl.« tion o f Mrs. W alter L. M yers of B eav­ und appreciated. T hree o f th e broth­ h o sts W ed n esd ay n ig h t to the eight
teleph one ex ch a n g e to dial au tom atic erton. and com posed o f young Beav- ers delivered the serm on alternately. March d ra ftees from S elective Ser­
sw itch in g at March 20th. C rews have ertonians, g ave a splendid concert
A fter the m eet­
M arvin D en ney met w ith
what v ice Board No. 1.
rebuilt and renovated all the ou tside preceding the lecture.
It is rum or­ cam e near being a very seriou s a cc i­ in g th ey adjourned to th e high school
plant and the n ew sw itch in g equip­ ed that at next m eetin g the battle- dent Sundny aftern oon w hile p layin g for fu rth er en tertain m en t.
m ent has
been
installed in
th e scarred leath er m edal (fu ll o f holes) w ith a butcher knife.
S ch olls telep h o n e building.
As soon is to be o fficia lly presented to the
MRS. C A R R IE N ELSO N
Mrs. Ida C lifford o f P ortland, v is ­
as the In stallation men have changed valiant team that em erged w ith fly
M em bers o f B ea v er C hapter No.
the teleph one in stru m en ts and made ing colors in th e R adio S a fety quiz ited friend s in th is com m un ity T h urs­
She w as accom panied by her 106. Order o f E astern S tar conducted
the n ecessa ry tests, the S ch olls ex versus M ontavilla club last Thursday. day.
brother and sister in law Mr. and the fun eral serv ices at Portland,
ch an ge w ill be w ork in g by dial calls.
Mrs. N orm an Joh nson and Mrs \' m
R aplh S tra ig h t.
Mr. S traight W ednesday afternoon, for Mrs. Car­
T he Aloha exch a n g e w as converted R ussel G rant m ade their initial bow
m
et
w
ith
a
seriou
s
a
ccid
en t w hile rie N elson, aged 79 years, w ho died
to dial sw itch in g at D ecem ber 20th. W ednesday evening.
w
ork
in
g
in
a
lo
g
g
in
g
cam
p
and has at th e hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. H art­
The n ext ex ch a n g e In this era slated
been con fined to his bed in a hospi­ ley in P ortland, M onday, March 16
for a sim ilar con version is Sherw ood
Mrs. N elson, w ith her husband,
H e Js able to
The W ash in gton C ounty unit o f the tal for m any w eeks.
a fter w hich
B eaverton,
Stafford
lived in E ast B eaverton for m any
w
alk
w
ith
cru
tch
es
but
h
is
fam
ily
Oregon
A
ssn,
o
f
B
eauty
Shop
Own
and Tigard w ill follow as rapidly as
years and ow ned th e property w here
the eq u ipm en t can be obtained and ers are sp onsorin g a Spring S tyle and friend s fea r he will be crippled
N en d a ls is now located.
M oving to
the n ecessary plant ch a n g es made. show in con n ection w ith m erchants for the balance of his life.
Portland about 26 years ago. She w as
of
H
illsboro
and
F
orest
Grove.
Spring
I
j
H
V
onne
W
inget
of
B
eaverton
The la test type o f au tom atic sw itch
a ch arter m em ber o f the E astern
in g equipm ent, m anufactured by the hair sty les w ill be presented by the visited w ith her gran d paren ts and
Mr. N elson passed aw ay 13
op erators
of
W ashington d au g h ters Mr. and Mrs. I. H. W inget Star.
A utom atic E lectric Com pany o f Chi beauty
years ago.
county.
and
the
M
isses
Amy
and
Let
ha.
She
cago, is b ein g installed.
In term en t R ose C ity cem etery
S how in g w ill he April 7 at the , atten d ed the Sunday School in w hich
Grove theatre, F orest Grove, and sh e is m uch interested
April 8, at th e V enetian theatre, H ills
RATI I U R IN E K FE N C E
Beaverton Garden Club
Mr. and Mrs. D urbin recen tly from
F un eral serv ices w ere held at the
Lebanon have m oved on to th e place
R egu lar m onthly m eetin g of t h e : boro.
All beauty op erators w ish in g to form erly occupied by Bud D oyle and H olm an and Lutz ch ap el in P ortland
B eaverton Garden club at K iw an is
enter a m odel are requested to m eet fnm ily.
T h ey have three children, Satu rd ay a t 2:30 for Mrs. H azel
hall is slated for Friday. March 21.
at P at's B eau ty shoppe, Hillsboro.
tw o o f whonr w ill en ter school here K ath erin e Spence o f Portland, who
W. R. E lliott o f the Audabon Society
Thursday, March 20 8 p. m. F ir fur­ M onday.
Mr. D urbin Is em ployed died W ednesday at the St. V in cen ts
w ill give a talk on birds, and sh ow j
ther in form ation call F lorence Beau by T. B. D en n ey on his d airy farm . h ospital a fter an illn ess of three
slides.
ty shoppe, B eaverton .
Mrs. Spence w as th e w ife of
Mrs. R. B. D en ney and tw o d a u g h ­ w eeks.
E n try of an exh ib it in th e Men's
She h as been a
ters, M iss R u th and Mrs. Arnold H ow ard Spence.
Spring F low er show March 31 and
LEO N \K I ) IIE L L K B I’YCK
G arnett, attend ed
the w ed d in g of b ookk eeper w ith the M cK csson-R ob-
April 1 in P ortland w ill be discussed
Leonard H d leb u y ck . aged 74 years,
Marlon L ittle and Don P eterson S a t­ b ins D ru g Co. for th e past four
and a resident o f A loha for 20 years, urday ev en in g at th e C alvary P resb y ­ years.
H IL D A A. W ILLIAM S
died at the H illsboro hospital S a tu r­
terian church in Portland.
Dr. R aym ond B. W alker of th e
Funeral serv ices w ere held W ed­ day.
S urvivors are three brothers.
F ir st C ongregation al church o ffic i­
n esday aftern oon, March 19, for Mrs. Charles, P h elix and H enry, all of
ated at th e funeral services, and con­
H ilda W illiam s, aged 36 y ea is. at the Aloha.
R ecitation of the rosary at
Beaverton P. T. A. News clu d in g serv ices w ere held at the
M onday in the D onaldson nnd
C hristian
church.
R ev.
G eorge 8 p m
The play to b e presented March 26
P all-bearers
Springer o fficia tin g . Mrs
W illiam s S ew ell chapel, H illsboro, and funeral by the P arent T ea ch ers a sso cia tio n is P ortland M ausoleum .
w ere:
Corporal V. W. H inshaw , J
had been 111 at her hom e for over a serv ices w ere held T u esday at 9:30 a. p rogressin g
nicely.
T hree
Old E. H am m ack Jr., Lee D unn, E verett
year.
She sp en t m ost o f her life at m. at St. M atthew s church.
M aids Go A H u n tin g is th e title and Snider, Leland F lin t and R aym ond
C ornelius, Oregon, w as m arried to
it prom ises to b e a good ev e n in g s en ­ H an sen .
CARD OF TH ANKS
H arvey W illiam s 8 years ago.
tertain m en t.
T h is will be g iv en at
Mrs. Spence w as born A ugust 2,
W e w ish to exp ress our sin cere the grad e school at 8 o'clock March
She lea v es to m ourn her loss her
1907, at B eaverton , and spent her
th
a
n
k
s
and
appreciation
to
tiur
husband H arvey W illiam s and a sm all
26.
early life in the K inton d istrict
A f­
son R obert D ale; her parents, Mr m any friend s w ho wern so kind to us
Tin' regular m eetin g o f the P. T. A. ter grad u ation from K inton grade
and Mrs. John T. T hom as of Corne during our recent bereavem ent, and
Hus; tw o sisters. Mrs N ell M iller of also for the beautiful floral offerin gs. w ill be held on T uesday, March 25 and high school sh e attended and
Miss M aris w ill talk on F am ily R ela ­ graduated
from the
N orthw estern
H arvey W illiam s
D eL ake and Mrs
Maybell Ell of ‘S ig n ed )
T h is v ill be held at 2 30 In School of C om m erce.
Besides her
and son R obert D ale tions
Portland, three
brothers.
F ran cis
the grade school building.
A room husband sh e leaves her parents, Mr.
Thom as, Portland; J. T hom as and
Mrs. W alter M enzles, retired m is prize w ill be given the grade having and Mrs. Jacob K oenig o f B eaverton,
M arvin T hom as o f Cornelius.
In ter­
sion ary from India will be the guest the m ost p arents a tten d in g. T h e se c ­ route 1, a sister, Mrs. M argaret Her-
m ent C rescent G rove cem etery.
ner o f P ortland.
T w o brothers, A l­
speaker.
All m em bers and friends ond grade won last tim e.
D on ’t fo rg et the T h tce Old M aids— bert o f B eaverton , route 1, and Jacob
Mr
and Mrs. M lchoff o f W est are prom ised a very enjoyable even
Jr. o f N ew berg.
March 26.
Slope sp en t last w eek In E ugene.
| ing.
Huber Garden Club Hear
Interesting TalkM ar.il
Trainees To Register
For Re-Employment
Wech Brothers Present
Program at Whitiord