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Friday, Mav 16, 1041 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Page 4 Senior's Take \Last Fling’ Before Graduation Takes Motor Trip From Beaverton To Grand View Tigard News A vocal and instrum ental recital will be pres pted hv 5. 3. I Vances Nash H arg: saves on the evening of M ay 20, 6 p. m. at the T igard public sch ool auditoiium . .Students participating ac.u d o E i telle Upshaw. Pat Davis. W alter F ro man, E ob From an. andC liffordA lren. T hey wil! be assisted by V lasta Bec- var. violinist, student o f Clement C lause. „ R efresh m en ts will be sold by the T igard P.-T. A The public is most cord ially invited to attend. Mis. Fred Sittel and daughter M ary, Louise, will represent the M etzger W om en ’s club and the Junior club at the con vention o f the G eneral F edera tion o f W om en 's clubs at A tlantic City. Airs. R. W . W ilson received a beau tiful tray from her son ar.d daughter- in-law in K etchikan. Alaska for M others' Day. It has a picture o f her son ’s house on it. Mrs. W . E. Entes, Sr., was a dinner guest at the hom e o f her son last F riday evening. Girl Reserves Elect Officers For Year M ajorie Ju nor was elected presi dent o f the G irl R eserves for the en suing year at a m eeting last week, reports Miss B ernice Coftoly, advisor Other o ffice rs elected by ballot in clude A m elia Carder, vice-president; M ildred Yates, secretary: N ancy Teu- ful, treasu rer; Betty P rink, service ch airm an ; Maxine Cady, social chair- M arianne Strauss son g leader; P atsy H einricks, pianist; K athryn T hom pson, new spaper ch airm an ; Ida F elscher, ring chairm an ; Sally F er guson, cam p ch airm an ; L ois A kers, representative to P ortland's In ter clu b ; Evanegtine M oshofsky, finance ch airm an ; Irene R osch, con feren ce ch airm an : M argery G ia f, program ch airm an ; N orm a Jean B rooks, p u b licity ch airm an ; and Lillie P otapenko, finan ce chairm an H ow ard W eed, Thurlow W eed and E a rl E. Fisher, made a trip to Grand V iew , W ashington, Friday, leaving B eaverton 6 a. m , passing through Pot Hand and crossing the Colum bia riv er at V ancouver, thence East via th e E vergreen H ighw ay or North B ank route The scenery along the C olum bia Gorge is th iillin g at »his tim e o f the year. East o f Lvle, W ashington, a boy with a red fla;; w as by the roadside W e wondered what the danger might b e —it was a flo c k o f sheep pasturing along the highw ay, also nearby w eie a numb- ber o f horses and colts. A t M ary Hill Castle recently a la rg e vineyard has been set out also at this point the highw ay turns northw ard with many steep sharp cu rv es to travel. 11 miles n o m Gold endale a large field o f hay in the j shocks. T o the west Centerville was in 1 view with M ount Adams in the back ground, Mt. Rainier to the far right nnd Mt. Hood to the left. There j ST. C K C E IJA C H U R CH Legal Notice w ere thousands o f acres o f sago j Rev. fa - h e r O ’K eefe, P astor I will not be responsible for any brush. On nearing Goldendale. debts not con tracted by m yself. A ny Musses 8 and 10 a. m. cou n ty seat o f K licktat county, w»- | thing taken from my place must have sa w a flock o f black sheep, also hero hill o f sale. M E T H O D IS T CI1CUCH is the tim ber line, not fir but pine ! R ev. M ark Cham berlain, pastor IS A B E L L E S H IP L E Y M cC R A B B E Forty-eight seniors who particip ate' in dress-up day. — Courtesy Hummer trees in abundance. Beyond Golden 9:45—C hurch school. Chas. Rose- B eaverton, O regon, May 16, 1941. dale there was snow on the top of man, Superintendent. Classes fo r all Sem inole Hills W e passed through ALOHA EI zabeth Hadley Funeral ages. SUMMONS Goldendale 8:45 a. m There were 11:00 a. m. W orship service. Them e Saturday in Portland Mrs. E lizabeth E m ery o f Lebanon top ic “ The Church, the L ivin g G od.” m any 60 ft trucks 1 IH ft high on | SC H R A MM EC K vs S i'll H AM M O CK the highway. They are hard to pass, j Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley, p iom in en t is here fo r a few w eek's visit with On T uesday evening, M ay 20, the Sum m ons No. 12,157 At Toppenish there were many pioneer president o f Portland, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Brown. annual ch u rch meeting, a quarterly In the C ircuit C ourt o f the State Mr. and Mrs. H. Prink o f T obias con feren ce at the church, startin g a* herds o f H ereford beef cattle g la z wite oi L eK oy Hadley, passed aw ay o f O regon, fo r the cou nty o f W a sh Ronald Zahler, senior, recently won in g on irrigated alfalfa pasture. At on Sunday at their hom e on SW had as Sunday guests their gran d 7:45 p. m Dr. M. A. M arcy, District ington. second pluce in the annual statew ide daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Y akim a we called on Alex Maxwell, Shattuck Rd. in G lcncullen, follow Superintendent, will preside at tho Ivan H. Schram m eck, P la in tiff W illis S ch lo ck o f W arren. ch anged cars with Mr. Maxwell at 4-H radio playw riting contest with his ing an extended illness. m eeting. vs. Mrs. T om Sullivan is in the V eter DM wheel We goon arrived .it play, "T u rk eys W ill T alk.” Born in St. Louis, C hicago, Marcn M abel B. Sehraniiiieck, D efendant an ’s hospital, her con d ition is im- ; Grand View, shortly before noon, The contest is sponsored by radio 1, 1869, she spent a part o f her life C H U R C H O F C H R IS T To Mabel B. S chram m eck, the inspected about 15 acres o f iris in station KOAC o f Corvallis and is there. In 1901 she cam e to P ortland proved, hut she must rem ain for G eorge W . Springer, P astor above named defendant: several weeks. bloom at Mr. Miller's place, leased M orning w orship and preaching In the nam e o f the State o f O re open to all 4-H club m em bers. A with her husband and ch ildren and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V incent and I by Mr. W eym an o f New York. she assisted Mr. H adley in his busi service at 9:45 a! m. T he topic of g on : Y ou are hereby required to scholarship to the 4-H summer school In the Yakim a Valley all crops ness where he was co-ow n er o f i son Garry, spent Sunday with their the m orn in g serm on will be "T h e appear and answ er the com plaint parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent. flourish by intensive irrigation. At at Corvallis is awarded to the firs’ tru ck in g establishm ent. New B irth.” F ollow in g the serm on filed against you in the above e n Mr. and Mrs. A. V. M oore and fa m the L ord ’s supper will be observed. present there are 14,000 acres plane place winner, o f Yamhill county, and Mrs. H adley studied the art of titled C ourt and cause on or before ily spent the week-end at various ed to sugar beets, the output is han cash aw ards totaling $25 are dis w eaving under R a y Duncan and nts | Bible School class session 11 a. m. the expiration o f fou r weeks from died by the local sugar refinery. wife, a G reek noblew om an. She be I beaches. Christian E ndeavor 6:45 p. m. tributed to the other winners. the date o f the first publication o f T he B.Y.P.U. o f the A loha Church The hop crop in the Yakimh Val T here will be no even in g service this su m m on s; if you fail to so a p R o n a ld ’s play will be broadcast cam e so expert at the art that sne held their m onthly business m eet ley is 25.000 bales. It costs about afterw ards w as one o f the m ost ou t in ord er that everyone m ay attend plain tiff for eleven cents a pound to grow and over station KO AC during the 4-H standing wom en along that line in ing last M onday even in g at the the B accalau reate service at the high pear and answ er, the w ant th ereof will apply to the a b ov “ sum m er school session in June. church and were self-invited surprise I the market price <1840 crop» is 34r the west. Som e o f her excellent w ork sch ool at 8 o ’clock. entitled C ourt for the relief prayed a pound som etim es the high winds has been exhibited at art gu ilds botn guests for refreshm ents at the V in M id-W eek Bible study W ednesday, fo r in his com plaint, to-w it: cent home. blow them d o w n —then the grow ers In C alifornia and in O regon, includ- \ 8:00 p. m. F o r a ju dgm en t and a decree o f R obert W h atley will be soloist at get poles shove them up again. ing the U niversity o f C aliforniaA p- K IN TO N this cou rt forev er and absolutely d is the sp rin g recital giv bn by Mrs. , V isitors are Impressed by the plied Arts Guild w here she w as also B E T H E L C O N G E G A T IO N A L solve the m arriage con tract existing Fred Olson, Tuesday evening, May great business activity things are M other’s Day was celebrated at called upon to lecture. CHURCH between the plain tiff and defendant T he Rev. boom ing, everybody seem s to be Kinton ch u rch Sunday. In the early days o f Settlem ent 27th, at the W om ens clu b building in 9:45 a. m. Church School. and such oth er relief as to the Court A nyone in thè com m un ity busy. A R. Sr mall.- preached a M others’ , wo|k jn P ortland Mrs. H adley gave j Portland. I>" 1Hand Anyon 11:00 a. m. W orship. T he c o m The big sugar refinery Is located Day serm op on ’T h e Virtuous f|.eely o f her tinle and efforts to | who would like to attend is w el munion o f the L ord’s Supper will be may seem equitable and just. This sum m ons is published by o r com ed. at Toppenish, where 35,000 packages W om an," from the 31st chapter o f a8gist W rs. H enry Ladd C orbett in der o f the H on. H. D. K erkm an, Janet Neilsen was absent from j observed. o f sugar are produced annually. ¡P ro v e rb s. D uring the Sunday school lpaching w eaving and h andiw ork to 8:00 p. m. The ch u rch join s in Judge o f the County C ourt and in F rom 350,000 to 400,000 tons o f hour babies were enrolled i ' four new 1 ~“ ‘ * " " ‘ the people q f the settlem ent. H er sch ool several days this w eek on ac the B accalaureate services to be the absence from the cou n ty o f Hon. cou nt o f illness. sugar beets ure grow n per year th.* on the Cradle R oll. T hey w ere: i daughter n ow Mrs V. M. D eN eff held in the high school auditorium . R. F rank P eters made and entered Marvin Lundquist w ho has been ill grow er receives $9.80 to $1100 peri Y vonne B everly Dallman, Doris Ma w orked with her on the 13th day o f May, 1941, direct fo r som e tim e with a light case o f | ton depending on sugar content. rie F’aix, L eonard Earl N ew kirk and In 1927 Mrs. H adley was signally ing p u blication o f this sum m ons on ce It cost* $36.00 per y 'B f for water Donald H arold Aten. F our boys I honored by a request from the d i scarlet fever is very m uch im proved. | Youth Struck by Car each w eek fo r fou r con secu tive w eeks The Tualitan V alley sin gers sang to irrigate 10 acres from April 1 from the P rim ary class gave a read rector o f the Sm ithsonian Institute in the B eaverton E nterprise, a n ew s to Nov. 15. I Ing "T h at was my M other dear." o f W ashington D. C. to have an last W ednesdaye evening at H illsboro R obert Mantz, 12. o f Tualatin su f B aby beef thrive on alfa lfa and | R eadin g were also given by Mrs especial exh ibition o f her w ork on and last Thursday evening at B eth fered possible rib fractu re and in paper published and o f general c ir culation in W ash in gton County, O re an y; R oberta W h atley w as soloist. beet pulp; som e weigh 1100-pounds j Louise Van Kleek nnd Mrs. Lavina display at the Institute. ternal injuries Sunday, when struck gon. M ary A ntrim w ho has been em- at 2 years. Fine stuff. j W edeklng A bouquet was presented by an autom obile in Tualatin, a ccord In spite o f her years o f ill health Date o f first publication ’May 16. Many H ereford bulls weigh 3000- to Mrs. Camp, the oldest m other she had m any friends w hom she en I P»«*«* •" P ortland for the past tw o ing to hospital reports. He was ad- 1941. m onths, is now home preparing lie i- pounds. i present. mited to St. V in ce n ts hospital for joyed, and correspon ded m uch. Her Date o f last publication June 13. T he potato industry in recent years Edith Marian Van Kleek and Irene , first interests w ere her home, her self for a civil service exam ination. treatm ent. 1941. Mr. J. V incent o f the V in c e n t, bus suffered by wire worms. | Van Kleek were the only pupils in beautiful flow er garden on Shattuck L. D. M A H O N E, Large acreage is being set out to the Kinton sch ool with perfect at- I road. where she had resided with Lum ber Co., last I-Viday delivered A ttorney fo r P lain tiff R ead the Ads lum ber fo r the com m encem ent o f asparagus and wine grapes, 350,000 tendance fo r the entire year. Mr Hadley sin ce 8913, and her 514 D ekum Bldg., P ortland, Ore. gallons o f wine was sold recently. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Van Kleek spent friends. Mrs. H adley was held in con stru ction on three cabin s at Sea w ay o f shopping. side. brin gin g back a load o f shingles T he wire worm s are bad fo r p<> F riday and Saturday at Shedd visit high esteem and loved by her m any from the H am m ond Shingle mills. tato grow ers In the Sunnyslde di* ing M rs M argaret Dickson. friends and neighbors. P lans are readv f '" ' " lrl day Daily trlct the only way to eradicate is Mrs. W allace T hornberry entei She is survived bv her husband by steam 6 inches in depth, which talned the m em bers o f the 7th and and three children, M is. J E. Gtn- V acation Bible school to bo held at the Aloha church, com m en cin g Ju re costs about $5 00 per a cre; the U. It. 8th grade class at her hom e F riday , rich, Fulton, Mo ; Mrs F rederick 2. M orning classes for all ages o f G overnm ent renders this service evening on honor o f tier son John’s D eN eff, P ortla n d ; n r* Lt. Com. ch ildren o f the com m unity. p low 12 Inches deep disc, then birthday. Frank D. H igbee, form erly o f A s Ed Saunders now has ch arge o f the fo rce hot steam 6 inches under Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R ich ard s and toria, now stntioned in San Pedro, m eat m arket in the E con om y sto ic grou nd; kills everything son. o f Eagle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Cal. Three gran dchildren in P ort His Mr Maxwell gave us some valu Jam es R ichards and son and Mrs. land and three in C alifornia are left and sells fine high-grade cuts brother is clerk ing in tho grocery able inform ation on the Y akim a Val Mary W illiam s and daughter* o f to mourn her loss section and we feel sure this com ley also he knows where the good C lackam as were Saturday night and F uneral will be held Saturday a fter eats are. W e were his guests at a Sunday visitors at the home o f Mrs. noon i t H olm an and Sons P arlors binod business will he su ccessfu l nnd handy to all custom ers. swell lunch at a Sunnyside restau Harry Richards. at 3:30 rv m. R eedville sch ool will hold its an rant. He is a m ighty fine fellow. Mrs. Lavina W edek ln g and sons nual picnic Friday. May 16 Plans On returning to Yakim a, we visited H arry and Julius W edek ln g, Mrs were extensively discussed _ fo r the the Luke Norton Iris Gardens and Louise Van Kleek and sons Carl and ’ event at the final P.-T. A m eeting " ( U f f lf H Í. AS saw some fine Iris In bloom. Mi C lifford Van K leek nnd grandson, ! last F riday at the schoolhousc nnd Mrs. Norton gave u« a fine w el Clyde Leachmnn made up a party MTS N A M E " N ine w ere graduated from R e e d com e. On our wny home we passed that spent M other's Day at Cherry- ville sch ool at exorcises held T h u rs • D istilled in K entucky a girl riding a cayuse also saw an vtlle. F o r the first tim e in recent years, day evening. oth er girl fishing in an irrigation • This^A hiskey is 4 1 cars O ld Marvin Ogle and F m ik o Y oshihara the girls' glee clu b and th-,- mixed ditch. W e could see nearby Sunny Mrs Mabel Casteel wan tens received fountain pens ns prizes foi ch oru s received “ superior rating and side. R attle Snake m ountain. We having the best grades in d ep ort the Star P inochle clu b Tuesdav. ' n the boys' glee clu b "excellen t” at Pa w ere told there were lots o f rattle ment in the upper room at sch ool for evening m eeting will he held t > cific university m usic tournam ent at eight when husband o f m em bers snakes on the south side, blit we did the year. Prizes fo r * rending the Forest G rove, April 25. not g o over to count them. will be guests o f the club most books during the year In each B ob Barnes w as awarded a super Y akim a is a great railroad center class went to C harlotte Thom pson, tor rating and first place in boys' there were 8 tracks in the train 5th grade: Marvin Ogle, 6th grade: P rivate Phillip S. Rink*-, A.P.O H low voice division Maxine Cady won yards. There is one fellow raising Fred del.espinesse. 7th grade, and KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 93 Proof a superior rating and first place in 218. F A B .T.R .Y .O . o f T acom a. W n b u ffa lo up In the hills, and selling Mildred Mullenherg, Hth grade. called at the Fisher home on Satur the piano division. Nationr! 'i!!er-< P-,»(luct'* f *rnorution. New ^ nrk. N. Ì . tho meat to the Indians at 65c to Plans are being made now To. day. He is a grandson o f Mrs. D. C $1 00 per lb. Fisher. high sch ool festival next This newspaper will con sid er it a cou n ty It is a thrilling trip up the Yakim a spring to be held at P a cific untvci Valley for a keen observer those courtesy, whenever you will give us ~ ~ — W. 9 ATM’ 9 . , 7 T T .J SJÍ sitv with all sch ools takin g place it. people do things in a big way east an Item o f any kind. Just telephone an out doors con cert. or drop us a postal card. o f the Cascades! Legal Notices Amateur Playwright Wins 4-H Award I *_ FOR JUST A FEW CEXTS MOUE TRAN A DOLLAR Glee Clubs Take Top Honors at Pacific Meet S unny B rook ! Plymouth to enter A. A. A. Watching Opening Rites At Champoeg GILMORE GRAND CANYON RUN ! j W a tch in g flag raising cerem ony FYom left to right J T Colvin, Daniel. George W Caldwell, on the Cham poeg m onum ent; --C e u it s s y Journal. o f F ounders Day Sunday. May 4. at Champ«» g Park son in law o f the 1st C npta’ n Cullen. I«eslie Scott A J Me Darla R ose Earl, 3. w ho placed the com m em orative wreath Mrs Frank Schlegel. Ivan Hu m ason and Mrs E H W hitney RED LION CHOSEN FOR 41 UÁMCC Look for the record-breaking mileage every car will get next January in Amer ica's stock car classic. It's a sure bet you'll get correspondingly higher mileage with the same Red Lion gasoline Try it! A. B. CLEMENT Seivice Station I I !