D E D IC A T E D T O T H E BEST IN T E R E ST S A N D
V O L . 14, XO. 38
Cedar Mills Pioneer Land Mark
Beaverton. Oregon,
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
Friday,
Leonard Adams
Sweepstakes
Winner at Show
October
24,
1941
i
WARNING!
On the night o f O ctober 31. 1941. at about 10 p. m., the U. S.
A rm y Air C orps will sim ulate an attack on P ortland and neighboring
cities.
In ord er to assist in this ntaneouver and to prepare this county
for possible em ergency, the W ash in gton C ounty D efense C ouncil
requests you r coop eration in effectin g a black-out o f the cou nty ut
this time.
Y ou will be o f the greatest assistance if you follow
these
p reca u tion s:
On the sou n din g o f the black-out signal, w h ich will be three
short blasts o f w histles repeated three tim es und the ringing of
ch urch and sch ool bells in the rural areas, all external lights in your
hom es and places o f business should be turned o ff.
W in d ow s should
be covered so tnat lights left on inside will not show .
I f shades are
not su fficien t, cov er the w indow s with blankets.
I f you must be
aw ay fro m you r prem ises, d o not leave any light visible from the
outside. D o not pull the main sw itch.
Do not light m atches, if ou t
side.
I f d rivin g you r ca r at this tim e please pull well o ff the road to
avoid accid en ts and extinguish you r light. Do not proceed until the
all-clear signal is given.
A void park in g near hydrants and in tersec
tions.
Stay o ff the streets and highw ays as fa r as p racticable, as they
m ay be needed for em ergen cy runs.
P lease do n ot use you r telephon e im m ediiately p reced in g or dur
ing the black-out, unless essential, as they will be n ecessary fo r o b
servation posts, police, fire departm ents, and oth er defen se agencies.
W hen the all-clear signal o f three long blasts repeated three
times is sounded, it will indicate that the black out is ended.
E S T A B L IS H E D
1927
Stock Selling
Below Value
Babson Says
N ew Y ork City, O ctob er 24— There
The sw eepstakes aw ard at B eav - 1
are h alf a dozen sim ple rules w hich
erton G arden clu b flow er show O c
every investor should con sid er when
tober 18. determ ined by vote o f the
buying stocks.
T hese are:
general public, was given to Leonard \
(1) P refer
com p an ies
w ithout
A dam s
on
a stunning bouquet o f
debt o r em barrassin g
p referred
roses
A bout 195 entries were made
issues.
in the flow er show, and co ffe e , tea
(2) P re fe r com p an ies w ith nat
and cake were served during the a f
ural resources, real p roperty, or
ternoon
fo r
a
nom inal sum.
A
m arketable equities.
plant sale during the a fternoon and
(3) P refer com p a n ies w ith g o o d
even in g was also well patronized.
will,
tradem arks,,
and
assets
Mrs. W . E. M cC lo 'k e y w as ch airm an |
w h ich are d ifficu lt to du plicate.
o f the general com m ittee, assisted by
(4) P re fe r com p an ies w h ich c a
Mrs. Carl R acklund and L. K. Bris-I
ter to con su m ers and en joy a “ re
bin, with sub com m ittees in ch arge
p eat” business.
o f various sections.
Judges o f the
(5) P re fe r com p a n ies
w hose is
flo w e r show w ere: Mrs. H. W . Van
sues are selling fo r not in ex
H oy o f P ortland, and Mrs. E. H ow
css o f their book value.
ard M eadow and Mrs. Daniel E. M c
(6) P re fe r com p an ies w ith a sat
Mahon, both o f Gladstone.
L eft U nion sch ool built at Cedar Mills 68 years ago.
R ig h t the fa m
isfa cto ry earn in g record.
P
rize
w
inners
w
ere:
ily hom e o f John
Q uincy A dam s Y oung, built in 1863, w h ich is still
(7 Be sure that
d irectors
and
S ec^ on A —Short
stem m ed flow-1
in use.
H ere the pioneer Y ou n g also kept a store and the first Cedar
o fficia ls are m en o f h igh ch a ra c
ers—
V
iolas,
M
rs.
R.
B.
Denney,
j
Mills p ostoffice.
T he huge, hand- hewn tim bers are as stron g today as
ter, sound ju d gm en t, with a per
D w a rf M a rigolds— 1, Mrs. H. A. Hart-1
W A S H IN G T O N C O U N TY D E F E N S E C O U N C IL
w hen it was built.
sonal
fin an cial
interest in
the
shorn, 2, Mrs. R . B. Denney, 3, Mrs. <
com pan n y.
H. A. H artshorn.
N asturtium s 1,
S ecretary M orgcn th au ’s T h eories
Mrs. R. B. Denney.
Clpss 7— 1, M r s .'
Grand Officers Guests at
M ost readers k n ow that the m ar
R. B. Denney. Pim pernel, 2, Mrs. C.
Job’s Daughters Inspection L Drey. T uberous B egonia, 3, Mrs
Annual Red Cross Kick-off ket had quite a break follow in g the
recent statem ent o f S ecretary Mor-
T. W . B lakeney. A geratum
Hon.
Dinner Wednesday Evening genthau regard in g ta k in g aw ay all
Bethel No. 20 Jobs D aughters at
m ention - Mrs.
R eb ecca
E ggm an,
their m eeting M onday night enter
M arigold.
W ash in gton cou n ty ch ap ter A m eri earn in gs o f com p an ies in excess o f
tained som e o f the grand o ffic e r s at
If
he w ou ld
gu arantee fl<v
Section B — R oses -S in g le rose, 2, | B eginning F ebruary 1, som e 32,000,- can Red Cross will hold their annual 6% .
inspection and also M ultnom ah Beth
all
legitim ate
com pan ies,
or
Mrs. Carl B acklund. Double rose and 000 m otorists will be required to pay '“ k ic k -o ff” dinner fo r R ed Cross R oll to
el and
Bethel No. 7 o f Portland
even gu aran tee
the con tin u an ce o f
grou p — L eonard Adam s.
Call
O
ctob
er
29
at
6:30
p.
m.
at
a
federal
use
tax
o
f
$5
per
vehicle
as
Som e o f the grand o ffic e r s present
earn in g up to 6%,
Section C — D elphinium s Specim en a result o f inclusion o f this new ch am ber o f com m erce room s H ills what th ey are
were R alph L. Thom as, associate su
this w ould be som eth in g to discuss.
I, Mrs. N. P. Johnson.
boro.
The
F ederal
B ureau
of
In ter
preme guardian o f the United States
Section D - B erried Shrubs 1, Mrs. ‘ nal R even u e has decided to collect
Mrs. M argaret B erm ejc, ileld w ork T o say, h ow ever .that a businessm an
and C anada; E lea n or P erkins, grand
should take all losses on existin g and
W ash in gton cou n ty ’s January 1 to guardian o f the state o f O regon and R e b e cca E ggm an, 2. Mrs. N. P. John-1 the
new
F ederal
tax
througii er o f the P a cific C oast B ranch will new en terprises and then h ave the
a ccord in g to an
Ju ne 30, 1942,
budget requiring a suprem e ch ap lain ; R o y C annon, as son, 3. Mrs. H. A. H artshorn, h on or their local o ffic e
set up.
M aster be the speaker,
p rofits on the one that does m ake
total o f 233,208.85 to be raised by sociate grand guardian o f O regon able m ention. Mrs. A. S. Funston.
lists o f ca r ow n ers will be set up for noun cem en t m ade this w eek by W.
g ood lim ited to
6% on the capital
B
erried
t
r
e
e
s
-
1,
Mrs.
A.
S.
F
un
I«’.
N
orm
an,
ch
airm
an
o
f
the
local
taxation, will be
presented to the and E dn a Catlow. grand s e cre ta iy of
%uch district and
ca r ow n ers will
invested
is,
o
f
cou
rse,
fu n dam en
ston, 2, Mrs. O. N orrbo.
taxpayers N ovem ber 17 in the county Oregon.
be n otified w hen the tax is payable chapter.
t a l l y unsound.
T his was the ar
B erried V ines -3, Mrs. A. S. F u n R even u e stick ers will be attached to
A
nyone
interested
in
R
ed
Cross
co u rt room.
T hree girls w ere initiated into the
ston.
Hon. m ention, Mrs. Funston the ca r when the tax is paid.
w ork and d esiring to attend the din gu m en t first used by the R ussian
F aced with a heavier expense load ord er o f Job's D aughters.
The ini
Section
E
—L
on
g
stem
m
'H
flow
ers.
ner m ay secure a tick et fo r the d in radicals in b rin gin g about C om m un
P
enalties
are
provided
fo
r
ow
ners
fo r the
first six
m onths o f each tiates were M ary L ouise Gauld, Jo-
ism and
later bv
H itler and his
C
osm
os,
1,
Mrs.
J.
W
.
P
eck
h
am
,
2,
year,, the half-year total com pared lyn H obbs, and Paula E aston.
o f m otor vehicles w ho, after the e f ner from R ose Hurd, secretary, or crow d in brin g abou t Naziism .
Miss R uth M cK eel, 3, Mrs. H enry R. fective date o f the new tax, perm it Mrs. E m m a
K
inney,
at
the
Argus
to the 1941 full year budget o f $408,-
T he girls
presented the
m asons
I do not fo r a m inute fear that
M arigolds — 1, Mrs. H. the use o f their veh icles before pay o ffice , H illsboro.
871.30 show s an increase in expendi and eastern stars with 27 pair salt Johnson.
C ongress will adopt any such crazy
A.
H
artshorn,
2,
Mrs.
T.
W
.
B
lak
e
m
ent
o
f
the
tax.
tures.
and pepper shakeres fo r their dining
legislation.
It w ou ld be m uch har
ney..
M arigolds — 1, Mrs.
H. A.
T he added
expense o f
draftin g room .
They also
presented their
Camp Fire Girls Hold
der on sm all businesses than on
H
artshorn,
2,
Mrs.
R
.
B.
Denney,
3.
tw o budgets in one year, necessitat guardian, Mrs. B row n rig g w ith a pot
large businesses and be the end o f
Mrs. J. W . P eckham .
D aisies 1, Graduate Nurses Notice
Party Fridav Evening
ing extra b ook k eep in g in assessing ted plant fo r her birthday.
new enterprises. T his, I have already
Mrs.
S.
B.
L
aw
rence,
2,
Mrs.
R.
B
and tax collectin g, and the raising
T
he
Aloha
H
u
ber
Okizu
Tawazi
As entertainm ent a m ovie show
stated through these colum ns.
It,
Z in n ias— 1, Mrs. T. W. Register for Defense
o f several cou nty em p loye’s salaries w as given by 1'. H. S choene o f the Denney.
Cam p F ire girls and their m others | how ever, should be recognized that
B
lakeney,
2,
Mrs.
A
nna
H
olboke.
to put all on a u n iform scale were pictures o f the building o f the M a
In ord er to facilitate the D efense held a m ost su ccessfu l party on Fri the T reasu ry D epartm ent is thinking
Zinnias <b)
I, Mrs. R. B. D enney C om m ittee’s planning fo r local p ro day evening.
given as increases in the figures.
son ic T em ple and the M asons p icn ic
1 along these lines.
The G ood B ook
Japanese A nem one— 1, Mrs. H. A. tection in case o f N ational em ergen
F o r the first tim e in the county's th 's sum m er at B alm G rove.
T w o girls had made fa n cy hats for says, “ as a man thinketh in his heart
Mrs.
H
artshorn.
G
ailardia—1,
Mrs
H.
h istory o f public assistance expendi P earl
These hats were
; cy, a registration o f all graduate the entire group.
M yers
gave an entertaining
T his m eans that it is not
A. H artshorn, 2, Mrs. N. P. Johnson. ; nurses in W ash in gton C ounty is re- made in the colors o f the seven so is he” .
ture, a reduction fro m $39,763.23 to reading.
w hat we accom p lish so m uch as It
Class
13
N
ot
otherw
ise
classified
$34,250 has been made.
E lim ination
crafts, decorated with
Indian sym is w hat we think.
j quested.
R efresh m en ts
of
pum pkin
pie,
It is m uch b e t
o f $8,750 to set up a rev olv in g fund sandw iches and cid er w ere served to 1, Mrs. A. R . R in ge, 2, Mrs. R ebecca
T hree oth er girls made very ter to think good th ou ghts and fail
T he
in form ation
desired is your bols..
E ggm an, 3, Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn, name and address and w hether you attractive
last
year
fo r
purchase
o f food the 150 present.
place
cards
using the tem porarily than
to think w rongly
hon. m ention, Mrs. R. B. Denney.
stam ps made possible the decrease.
A nother group and
are a hom em aker or w hether you are Cam p F ire emblem.
tem porarily
su cceed.
H ence,
Sec.
F
—
F
uch
ias
-
1
,
Mrs.
H.
A
E m braced in the b u dget total is
actively
em ployed
in
nursing or o f three girls very cleverly arranged this w eek ’s m essage.
Death
Claims
Walker
H artshorn, 2, Mrs. A. R. R inge.
gen eral fund $44,596.50, sch ool fund
the tables in horse-shoe fashion and In vertors ('.an Huy Insurance
som e other line o f work.
Sec.
G— Col. wild
flow ers and
$51,848.35 and road fund $136,764.
Y ou m ay m ake y ou r registration had secured a profusion o f beautiful
On Highway
In v estors w h o have their m oney
grasses, 1, and 2, Mrs. A. S. Funston. by telephone, mail or in person with autumn flow ers which w ere very a r
D espite a tax collection decrease
T w o years ago, B enjam in V enes
C ontinued on P age 2
Sec.
H —C acti or
succulants -1, the W ash in gton C ounty Health unit. tistically arranged ..
fo r the first h alf o f the year under was killed w alk in g on the B eaver-
Mrs. Carl B acklund, 2, Mrs. W. H C ourt House, H illsboro, phone 3461.
a new assessing schedule w hich a c ton -P ortland
W hile the g irls
prepared refresh
highw ay
near C edar
H ouse plants— 1, Mrs. T
com p a n ies the revised fisca l year, street in the w est end o f B eaverton. Boyd.
T his registration does not obligate m ents the m others had a little visit. Grand Master’s Ball
W . B lakeney, 2, Mrs. O. N orrbo, 3. you in any way.
W ash in gton county will not be re
C arol H ardesty was gen eral ch a ir
Saturday night, his brother, A n
Tonight at Masonic
qu ired to issue w arrants o r bonds, drew Venes, 70, route 2, B eaverton, Mrs. J. H. Holm es.
H ow ever, such in form ation will be man o f the com bined kitchen co m
S
ection
I
—
D
a
h
lia
s—C
acti
1
and
bein g on a cash basis and a carry was killed on the same h igh w ay—
Temple in Portland
mittees.
o f great value to the com m ittee.
2, Mrs. T. W . B lakeney. H on. mention
o v e r o f cash on hand at the first o f w ithin 20 feet o f where
T he place cards, table and flow er
P lease attend to this prom ptly.
U nder spon sorsh ip o f the M asters,
B enjam in
Mrs. C. L. Drew .
P om P o m —1, and
the year 1941.
,
arrangem ent,
party
hats,
cook in g W a ld en s and S ecretaries association
died.
2, Mrs. T. W . B lakeney, 3, Mrs. C. L.
and servin g o f the delicious refresh o f P ortlan d, plans are being co m
B enjam in had been killed by one
Seedlings -1 , and 3, Mrs. T State Meat Tag Law to be m ents were m anaged entirely by the
autom obile.
A ndrew w as killed by Drew .
pleted fo r the m ost outsc—n ding Ma
W . B lakeney, 2, Mrs. Jam es Rose.
girls ca rry in g out their ow n ideals son ic social even t o f the year The
Purchases Acreage
tw o.
T he first ca r k n ock ed him to
Enforced in County
w ithout any adult supervision w h a t G rand M aster's
F red B randt o f near Salina, K an- j the pavem ent.
Ball.
A rth ur B.
The second, w hich C ollarette— 1, Mrs. T. W . Blakeney.
Show D ahlia - 1 , Mrs. T. W. B lake
B ecause o f a recent increase in ever.
sas, has purchased 40 acres o f Dr. j was travelin g in opposite
H ay, M ost W orsh ip fu l G rand Master,
direction,
ney.
D
ecora
tiv
e—
1,
Mrs.
B.
C.
j
livestock
thefts,
the
state
division
B
esides
h
avin
g
lots
o
f
fun,
the
M ason on the Sorrento road. He is | flung him from the roadw ay.
G rand L odge o f O regon, A. F. *
A.
im p rovin g the place with a new 7 - 1 T he driver o f the first m achine Steele, 2, Mrs. C. K etchum , 3, Mrs. T i of anim al industry this w eek ordered party enabled the girls to earn .■«- M,. and Mrs. H ay, will share the h on
W
.
B
lakeney,
H
on.
m
ention,
Mrs.
C
all
representatives
o
f
the
state
de-
qu irem en t
num ber
eight
of
the ors o f the evening, w ith H. F ay A m
room m odern house, ch ick en h o u s e s,! stopped, but soon hurried o f f w ithout
L. Drew . M iniature
D ahlia 1„ 2, partfnent
of
agricu lture to
ch eck T ra il Seekers rank.
etc.
His fam ily includes a w ife and leaving
brose,
and
P hil
C.
S chw eizer,
his
name, w itnesses
told
and3, Mrs. T. W . Blakeney.
la r g e s t m ore closely on both produ cers and
The girls were happy to w elcom e W orth y G rand M atron and W orth y
tw o daughters.
W ash in gton cou nty d ep v *" sheriffs.
D ah lia—1, Mrs. T. W . B lakeney.
buyers
o
f
m
eat
to
see
that
all
ca
rca
s
tw o new m em bers D orine D olly, and G rand P atron o f the O rd er o f East
The d riv er o f the second ca r did not
S ec. J —• C hrysanthem um s S p eci es are p roperly tagged.
B arbara DeH aan.
ern Star, as sp ecial guests.
T he ball
stop at all.
Man’s Back Injured
men 1, Mrs. T. W . B lakeney, 2, Mrs.
will
be
held
on
F
rid
ay
evening,
O c
S truck by a fallin g tim ber, Frank
0 , N orrbo.
K orean type— 1, and 2,
tober 24, at 9 p. m. in the Shrine ball
Schlem en, 27, o f B eaverton, sough; Robert Rupp Funeral
Mrs. T. W . B lakeney, 2, Mrs H A Beaverton Defeated by
County I. O. O. F. Lodges room , P ortlan d M ason ic T em ple, S
treatm ent at G ood Sam aritan h osp i
H artshorn.
F lu ffy
type —1,
Mrs Newberg 32-0 Friday
W . P ark A ven u e and M ain street,
Held at San Francisco
tal F riday for a back injury.
H. A.
H artshorn.
G rou p- 1, Mi\*
T he N ew berg T igers smashed Bea- Hold Convention
P ortlan d, and will be in form al.
T
he
I.
O.
O.
F.
lodges
o
f
W
a
sh
in
g
F uneral services
were conducted H. A. H artshorn , 3, Mrs. B lak e i verton high sch ool's
football team,
T h ere will be n o adm ission charge.
LULL’ IR E N E C O Y N E R
their
W ash in gton
Button
type— Hon
m ention. , 32 to 0, here F riday night in a T Y V ton cou n ty held
O ctob er 11 at
San
F ra n cisco foi ney.
Splendid m u sic has been arranged
T he m any friends o f M iss Lulu R o b e rt R upp, 20 year old grandson Mrs. T. W . Blakeney.
C
ounty
con
ven
tion
M
onday
evening,
league scrap.
Held
scorceless in
and
refresh m en ts
will be served.
Irene C oyn er will be saddened to o f Mr. and Mrs. H. W righ t o f B eav
Section K A rrangem ents
kitchen | the
first
half,
the T igers pushed O ctober 20, at B eaverton I. O. O. F. T he ball is open to all M aster Ma
know that she passed aw ay at Good erton.
hall.
A
good
representation
o
f
the
1,
Mrs.
T.
W.
B lakeney gear in the second half, scorin g 11
He was a son o f Mr. and table,
sons, their ladies and th eir friends
S am aritan hospital T uesday evening Mrs. R u p p o f San F rancisco.
H ook ed ru g —1, E dna R euter. W hite , g eca r in the secon d half, scorin g 14 lodges w ere present and a good tim e
It is an ticipated that m em bers not
follow in g a long illness.
She was a
w
as
en
joyed
by
all.
flow
ers
in
w
hite
con
ta
in
er
1,
Mr.».
R o b e rt,
better
known
to
hb
points in the third qu arter and 18 in
on ly fro m the P ortlan d area will a t
sister o f V crn E. C oyn er o f C a lifor frien d s as B ob, was killed the pre R. B. Denney, 2, Mrs. R eb ecca Egg the fourth.
tend but also fr o m p oin ts throughout
nia.
man.
M
in
iatu
re—1
and
2,
M
is.
H
vious T uesday when stru ck on the
the state.
Hazeldale
Club
Plans
She w as born in O narga, Illinois, | lead w hile assisting with the load A. H artshorn.
I,arge arrangem ent
B ruce
Clem ent,
w h o enlisted In
later m oving to B urroak and Delort ing o f a boat at P ort A ngeles, W ash., 1, Mrs. J. H. H olm es, 2 .Mrs. G. G ' the N avy A pril 10, 1939, was honor
Card Party Friday
B E A V E R T O N G R A N G E M E E T IN G
Miss
C oyner
was
m atron o f the ington.
M edium
ar.— 1,
2,
Mrs. ably d isch arged from the U. S. naval
He had just returned to M urray.
T he
H azeldale H appy H ou r clu b
C O R R E C T IO N
E astern Star in B urroak fo r tw o the northern state follow in g a visit T. W . B lakeney.
Small ar.— 1, Mrs. service O ctober 6, 1941, with a final will hold a card party In the sch ool
A m istake w as m ade in last w eek's
years and was superintendent o f the w ith his parents, when the m ishap J. R. T albert, 2, Mrs. O. N orrbo average o f 3 9 on a basis o f 4 0 being , basem ent F riday evening,
O ctober items leavin g ou t tw o im portant
girls industrial sch ool in Delort, 15 took place.
H a t ar.— 1. Mrs. H. A. Hartshorn. perfect. B efore his d isch arge he was 24..
A discussion was held on the items o f
interest to those present.
years.
Came to O regon in 1937, to
Autumn a patient at the G reat I^akes, U. 8. possibilities o f having free lunches
Special services w ere con d u cted by 2, Mrs. Inez W h itw orth .
B eaverton tw o and one h alf years the sea scouts, office rs, captain o f ar.— 1, Mrs. H. A. H artshorn, 2 and 3. naval hospital several w eeks with ! served to the school ch ildren , a r The H om e E con om ics com m ittee had
the p rog ra m In ch arge. Miss K ather-
a g o to m ake her hom e w ith a dear the boat.
A /, in cop p er or sinus trouble.
P rior to that tim e rangem ents to be made later.
F rom 12 o 'c lo c k
F riday Mrs. Funston.
I Ine M cC rae fro m the cou n ty hcalt'i
friend, Mrs. Helen Fisher.
night until the funeral w as over the b r a s s - 1 , R aym ond R ossi, 2, Mrs. II he w as servin g as p h arm acists’ mate
departm ent m ade an Instructive talk
Funeral services will be held F r i boys kept vigil by the casket.
They A. H artshorn, 3, Mrs. R. B. Denney. 3-c at the hospital.
I on the food we should consum e daily
County
Automobile
d a y at 2 p. m at F in ley's chapel. C re sounded taps and
Sec.
L
-
S
p
e
c
i
a
l
ar.—T
h
an
k
sgiving
He drove out from C hicago and is
paid
their final
1 .She laid especial stress on the im
m ation will follow .
respects.
H undreds o f persons at table— 1, Mrs. A. R . R inge.
visiting his parents, w hom he has Dealers to Organize
portan ce o f
the
use o f vegetables
Section M — N ovelties F loral jew not seen fo r n early tw o years.
tended the
funeral
and the floral
! and fruits.
Mrs.
John
Dobbins,
T he annual town cau cus will be pieces w ere profuse and ex ce p tio n elry, 1, Mrs. A. S. Funston, 2, Mrs
W ashington
cou nty
au tom obile
He is now em ployed at the O regon
m aster o f the gran ge w as overlook
held W ednesday, N ovem ber 12, at 8 ally beautiful.
dealers m et last week at H illsboro
R. B. Denney, 3, Mrs. O. N orrbo Shipbuilding corp oration .
ed.
It w as her birthday m onth. She
p. m. at the B eaverton grade school,
i to discuss organization o f a cou n ty
in
b ottle— 1,
Mrs. G. G.
R o b e rt visited in B eaverton on n u F low ers
made pleasing rem ark s and cut the
fo r
the purpose o f
nom inating a m erous occa sion s, has m any friends Murray.
au
tom
obile
dealers
association.
G ourd ar.— 2, Mrs. W H
A public auction will be held at
birthday cake.
m ayor to serve one y ea r; one cou n here.
W illiam T eiser o f H illsboro, w as i
Dried bou quet—1, Mrs. R. B the J. B arry fa rm 1V4 miles N E o f
__________________________
His m other is a daughter o f B oyd.
cilm an one year and three cou ncil- Mr. and Mrs. H. W righ t.
ehairm arh to
N iches 1. Mrs. J. R TW Beaverton on W a lk er road Thursday, appointed tem porary
A nother Denney.
T he B eaverton P a ren t T eacher as
m rn to serve tw o years and a re daughter, Mrs. Frank P ritzloff, who bert, 2, Mrs
H. A. H artshorn, 3. O ctober 30.
J. W. H ughes au ction call a m eeting on N ovem ber 5 for sociation will m eet O ctober 28 at 8
cord er-treasu rer fo r one
year, and attended the services, is rem aining Mrs. W . E. M cCloskey.
eer and Jay G ibson, cle* k .
Mr fu rth eran ce o f plans fo r org a n iza p m. in the grade sch ool auditorium .
fo r transaction
of
other business, with her sister fo r a few days.
Sec. N -C h ildren s section M inia B arry has sold his fa rm and w a n t» tion o f W ash in gton cou nty ca r deal- Mr. B ushnell, band d irector, will dis-
such as m ay legally com e b efore the
tu r e s - 1, P a tricia M cCloskey. Small to dispose o f dairy cow s, horses, 1 ers.
l cuss the ch o ice o f a band instrum ent
meet ir>g.
flow er ar
1, and 2, A lthea Boge, farm im plem ents, sm all tools, 1929
1 for a child and w hat Is necessary
B eaverton
K iw anis
clu b
visited 3, R uth M cK eel.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. B leakm an had
F ord C oupe and household goods.
before he m ay b ecom e a m em ber o f
L
IB
R
A
R
Y
NOTES
for their dinner guests W ednesday M ilw aukie clu b T uesday even in g and
J a ck -O -I^ n tern — M ike M cCloskey
the band..
T he band will play sev
en
joyed
a
very
good
dinner
and
p
ro
even in g Mrs. Neal K n igh to.i o f H a r
and B ennett N orrbo
tied
for first
U ncle R ich ey
says the
qu ick est j
The library is now open to serve eral selections.
Mrs. N orton
Lee
A lfred Boyles, with Maxine ribbon.
man, O regon, and M is. V iolet Nesten gram .
and
m ost econ om ical way to beat the com m u n ity each week day a fte r P eck, ch airm an o f the D efense C om
Cady at the piano, sang several num
o f Beaverton.
egg whites is to use a tw o-w ay egg noon from 1.30 until
T hose w ish- m ittee will present
a short talk on
L. D. Malm returned to his home bers in his inim itable style, and was
beater now on sale at R ich ey Hdw. * in g * to secure book s m the even in g« nutritional defense.
Budget
Meeting
Dated
very
well
received
He
was
present
here T h u isd a y o f last week from
Furn. Co. for on ly 61c less than a m ay do so on Tuesday and Saturday
Reflreehm eifts will be served by
G ood Sam aritan hospital, h aving un ed by Ju nior K iw anian F loyd Malm Monday at Beaverton
dollar
See their lovely new red evenings.
i the first and second grade mothers.
T he rest o f the B eaverton p a rty In
dergon e a m ajor operation.
The annual budget m eetin g o f the enam elw are it's a beauty.
You will be
especially interested ; E veryon e is cord ia lly Invited to at
M ildred
Yates, D ew ey and Tow n o f B eaverton will be held M on
Charles Staley w h o
has been ill cluded
in a num ber o f new book s on the tend.
Mrs.
D
rorbaugh,
Jay
and
Mrs.
G
ib
three w eeks is im proving.
day, O ctober 27, at 8 o clo ck in the
C entral
C ircle
of
St.
C ecelias shelves.
“ T he Sun is m y U n d oin g”
son, Fred and Mrs. Goyt, H al and ‘ city hall at F irst and Main streets ch urch will meet at Mrs. Chas. Hem - by M arguerite Steen you will wish
F ortune cam e and loudly k nocked
R e co rd e r D oty reports the sale o f
Mrs. Inm an. C urly M cK eel, Joe Me in B eaverton.
At my d oor, with ch eery hail.
A ny person subject riks. E ighth
street,
betw een L om to read
“ Berlin D iary” high ly rec an oth er
city-ow n ed
tract on East
Mahon, D ayton and Mrs. P eck , Lee to the proposed tax levy o r tax levies bard and W atson at 1 o'clo ck T u e s om m ended by all critics is bein g en
But A las!
for F ortune's labors
Second street, to Mr. Jam es Marvin
R
ich
ey
and
C.
G
H
unkapillar.
Bill
I was over at m y neigh bor's
Is invited to attend and express his day, O ctober 27, fo r a dessert lu n ch joyed by patrons.
W righ t, w h o expects to
com m ence
and Mrs. Stratton, Jesse T albert and view s in fa v or or against said pro eon and business m eeting
P ou rin g out a hard luck ta le'
All la
R em em ber the new location next con stru ction of a
substantial resi
posed tax levy.
—8. S cott Stinson D od Berg.
dies please be there.
to the city hall, B eaverton.
dence In the near future.
County Budget
Shows Increase
In Expenditures
February 1st Deadline
For New U. S. Car Tax