The Beaverton enterprise., November 10, 1944, Image 1

P U B L IS H E D
W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N
V O L . 17, NO. 41
Mayor Masters
Re-Elected
E. H. Masters, present mayor of
the city ot Beaverton, was re-elected
mayor at the annual election held in
the City Hall last Tuesday evening,
November 7th.
Six other citizens
received complimentary votes of one
each. W. E. McCloskey, E. Stipe, Carl
Rasmussen, Harry Baines. Doy Gray
and R. C. Doty.
For councilman: J. V. Chandler re­
ceived 381 votes, W. C. Wright 331,
M. H. Metcalfe 330, Carl J. Rasmus­
sen 301, Otto Keil 270, M. D. Murphy
266, E, Stipe 149 and Earl Spencer 1.
On the day board Mrs. Dewey Dror-
baugh and Mrs. Fred Goyt were judg­
es, and Mrs. Ida Summers, Mrs. Lily
Thyng and Mrs. Dorothy Wright
clerks
The night club consisted of Walter
Eunis, Mrs. Laura Grauer, as judges,
Mrs. Ann Barnes, Mrs. Mildrel Osfield
and Mrs. May Blasser clerks.
Roosevelt
Re-Elected
SH O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, November 10, 1944
See No Evi —Near No Evil—Spea k No Evil
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(U . S. M arine Corps Photo)
Marine Sgt. Jack Combs and Eight Ball, pint-sized monkey mascot of the Second Marino Division,
unwittingly act out the old "no evil” adage in these photos. Eight Ball was captured by Sgt. Combs
on Saipan and its diet consists of taro roots, papayas, clg..retle tobacco and soap, which it licks like
an ice cream cone. One of the mascot's favorite pastimes la watching the revolving turntable of a
record player: its favorite entertainers are Spike Jones and his City Slickers. Sgt. Combs, who haiis
from Portland, Ore., is a Marine Corps combat photographer and landed with Leatherneck assault
waves in the attack on Saipan.
Library Notes
Ready For
War Loan
Here and There
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
Tin Can Drive
Set In County
Stocks As
An Investment
Prepared tin cans saved by Wash-
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ington county residents during the D ,
p..
summer and fall will soon be doing tSabSOn Discusses
their part in the war effort, accord- Inflation
, ing to plans for a collection drive an- j
nounced this week by the county sal- , Babson Park, Mass., Nov. 3 Those
sage.
The cans may be taken to the wh<) follow the marhet clo9e, know
iounty grade schools anytime after | that the
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Insurance stocks ...»
are about
tht? week and will be collected by !
the only group that has not gonu up
trucks early in December.
in price during the past six months
The industrials are strong based
Beautiful Chrysanthemums upon postwar prospects; the railroads
are strong based upon huge tempor­
Shown in Portland
ary earnings; the public utilities nre
strong based upon the hopes that
Mrs. T. ‘ W. Blakeney of Sorrento,
Dew-ey will be elected, while other
who exhibited her wonderful Chry­
groups are more or less following the
santhemums in the Portland Show
leaders with the exception of the in­
Nov. 4th and 5th carried oft 80 Blue
surance stocks.
These have been
and 45 Red Ribbons; Runner up Pom
dull since the Supreme Court decision
Pon and Spider; Best Enenome in
of a few months ago. This decision
the Show and judges are still cheek­
ing up whether she is to receive the may not hurt the larger direct w ilt
Sweepstakes award or the Runner up. Ing fire companies nor the well-oper-
ated re-insurance companies, but it
1 This record speaks well not only for j
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Mrs Blakeney’s skill in growing prize I f oukt k" ,,ck lke ‘,11*8e" t * * enc>'
! show flowers but for the wonderful i em
Up to the present
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tune, the insurance agents ot most
soil ot this community.
' states have controlled the insurance ,
' business.
Their honeymoon is appar-
Thanksgiving Day Falls on 1 cntly over
Sunday This Year
D ifferen t
K in d » of liisunince
| Compared
Pvt. Alpha Williams arrived F ii
All kinds of insurance companies
day last to spend her furlough with
The Oregon
Roadside
Defense
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paients Mr. and Mrs. Rulus Council, are urging all churches to . are more or less fearful of govern­
interference in this country.
Williams.
make November 19, 1944, Thanksgiv-' ment
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Dewey Carries County
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In foreign countries the insurance in
Mis. Violet Talbert, mother of J. ; mg Sunday
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dustry
Judge Kerkman Reelected
K. Talbert, is now making her home and i adoration
List of Solicitors Working
to the great Creator.
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, taken over by the socialistic govem-
with her
daughter at Marysville, ,.
tihis year.
It is the responsibility of
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ments. So many people are affected
Although complete returns from the
Wash.
every citizen to share in the preser- . . .
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by
insurance
that
it
has
been
a
popu-
election of November 7th are not all
The Ken Benton place on 6th and vation of
IeK° n * !la r industry for politicians to aeet|
in, it is conceded that President F. R.
Plans were completed at a meeting Angel Stieets has been sold to J. J .! roadsides
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Some economists claim
Roosevelt has been reelected.
of the Washington County finance McMahon.
I that the cost of selling insurance
Votes from over the state show that
Willard
Johnson,
son
of
Mr.
und
'
committee for the sixth war loun
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ALOH A
Guy Cordon and Wayne Morse will be
quota of Washington County- $1,750.- Mis. Ernest Johnson is home on fur- i
Continued on- pago two
U. S. Senators; Representative Mott
000 at a meeting held at Heidelberg lough.
The annual bazaar and dinner of |
reelected; Leslie Scott, state treasur­
Lieut, and Mis. Ed Volla are the the Reedville church will be held the \
Park, Beaverton.
Objective will be
er; George Neuner, attorney general;
the sale of at least an eittra $100 bond proud parents ot a son horn Oct. 30th. evening of November 18.
Mrs. A .;
Lowell Stockman, Congressman; Jus­
to every wage-earner in the county. Mother and babe are home from#the Nordlund and Mrs. E. LaRue are in
tices J. O. Bailey, Hal S. Lusk and
Th campaign starts November 20. hospital and at the home of Mr. Vol­ charge of the dinner.
Arthur D. Hay reelected to state su­
A list of solicitors who will partici­ ta’s parents.
James W. Rust of Seattle will make j
preme court.
Miss Mary Ellen Nash of Portland 1 his home with Mr. and Mrs. Charles1
pate in the Sixth War Loan ihas been
was
a
dinner
guest
Sunday
of
Mr.
Washington county elected Paul
announced by H. L. MacKenzie, and
Imlay and attend Hillsboro
high j
Patterson state senator, H. T. Hess
Wm. C. Christensen, co-chairman of and Mrs. Ernest Webb.
school.
and J. O. Johnson representatives;
At a Physics Convention at Salem , Melvin Vandermost has sold the,
Washington County.
J. L. Searcy is
on Saturday Lyman Webb of the Uni­ former McMahlll place, to Mr. and
County officials will be G. Russell Jean Hollowell to Speak
campaign chairman.
J. G. Vincent of Aloha and associ-
Morgan district attorney; James Lew ­
Below is a list ot those participating : versity of Oregon took part in a de-1 Mrs. J H. Loonier of Hillsboro.
Itl ates have purchased property on West
monst ration.
is county commissioner; W. A. Tup- Nov. 17 at 1. O. O. F. Hall
in this loan and their districts.
has a seven room house on two acres Washington street west of Dennis
Dr. David Mason was home four \ of land on North Tobias avenue.
per county clerk; J. W. Connell sher­
Beaverton Area Jay Gibson and
avenue in Hillsboro, and plan to erect
iff J. E. Carpenter assessor; Austin j Jean Hollowell of the Oregon Jour- Mrs. Robert Summers, co-chairmen. days an dleft Monday for San Fran­
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Apperson have ; H dry kiln and shingle mill with an
Scrafford county school superintend­ ■ nal Home and Garden magazine staff
S.D. No. 6— Mrs. Harold Paisley, R2,. cisco from where he expected to be , m o v e d in t o t h e i r n e w h o m e in t h e '■ in v e s t m e n t n f n h nn t t'.'i.nrvi
ent. G. Russell Morgan district attor­ ¡w ill speak on "Legends of Chrysan- Beaverton, Qhr., Mrs. B. Wismer, R5, shipped to an unknown destination. ' Ladd and Reed property.
They have! hope to employ 25 men within a year
Jack Manges also left Monday a f- 1 four acres of improved land
ney, Judge Kerkman was reelected. i themums” at the meeting of the Portland, Mrs. Theo. Rich, R3 Beav­
Building Is expected to start within
Beaverton Community Garden club erton, Mrs. B. N. Gredvig, R5 Bx, 224, ter a furlough spent at home to re­
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Baumont, are slx months,
to be held at 11 a. m. in the I. O. O. Portland.
turn to Farragut, 1 daho, for a new 1 now living in their new home, the
Finishes Training
; F. hall in Beaverton November 17.
S. D. No. 18—McKay, Mary J. Spur- assignment.
Stinson place on N. Tobias. They are Willy Heinrich Elected
According to election returns the from LaGrande.
lin. R l, Beaverton, Chairman.
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C*
Private Alice Ruth Remington, of
City
of
Beaverton
will
be
run
by
the
!
S D. No. 37 Kinton Mrs Fred
Ed Johnson has sold 2*4 acres of J IV la s te r A l o h a
l_ »r a n g e
Beaverton, Oregon,
has completed Nov. 4-11 National 4-H
E. H. Mas- | his land to Mr. and Mrs. Hanley
Van Kleek, Rl, Beaverton, Chr., Mrs following city dads:
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training in the Army Motor Trans­ Club Achievement Week
Everett Wright, R l, Beaverton, Mrs ters, Mayor, J. V. Chandler, M. H .! Stubblefield of Pendleton, who have j At the annual election of officers
port School of the First Women’s Ar­
Albert Scott, R4, Bx 293, Sherwood, Metcalfe, Carl J. Rasmussen and W just finished a four room house on of Aloha Grange held recently, Willy
my Corps Training Center at Fort
This week, November 4-11, is recog­ Mrs. John J. Richards, R l Beaverton. C. Wright, councilmen.
the place.
Heinrich was elected worthy master;
Des Moines, Iowa.
The county nnd national ticket
nized as National 4-H Club Achieve­
S. D. No. 48— Beaverton, Mrs. Rob­
The Madson place on Elm Avenue, | Mr. Andros, overseer; Mrs. Elsie
ment Week, and the 4-H club mem­ ert Summers, Chr.. Mike Metzler, Tom vote was large and the votes were not | has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. W. Nault, lecturer; Mrs
Andros,
chap-
bers of Washington county are to be Ramsdall, R3, Beaverton, Peter B all counted until 6 o'clock Wednesday Prlce of Portland.
lain; M. M. Scott steward; Mrs. Oscar
Wounded in Action
commended for their loyalty and pa­ Case, Leonard Adams, Mrs. Neta Da night.
Chet Slovick A-s has been trans- Hagg, secretary; Mis L. E. Klatt
The O. E. S. bazaar and card party ferred to Marfa, Texas,
in the many ly, Postmaster, Mrs. H. Nissen, Mrs
> treasurer.
T-4 Stanton L. Coleman is recover­ triotism as their part
Saturday night was a grand success.
Gordon J. Rydman S 2rc who has I
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ing from wounds suffered in action valuable services rendered by 4-H C. O. Ackerman, Mrs. Fred Goyt, Mrs
F. Sorbet, R l, Beaverton.Mrs. M. B Eighteen tables were in play and all | been stationed at Seattle, spent a fe w 1
T O W N
in Europe, according to news reach­ members of the nation.
Oregon 4-H clubs rank third in the Bingmann. Mrs. R. A. May.JU, Beav­ merchandise and cakes were sold.
days with relatives recently.
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I V / t V I'I u U 3 3 1 r
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Paul Knepp is helping E. H. Mas-; P. O. Phyllis Jensen Is now at
Nation
in percentage of 4-H mem­ erton, M. D. Murphy, Mrs. May Blas­
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Coleman.
ters Agency in the capacity of expert j Whiting Field, Milton, Florida
She | The Rev. Albert His*y spoke on
Coleman was awarded the Silver bers who completed the many pro­ ser. Mrs. Joan Fibiger, R l, Beaverton, f
accounjtant.
has just finished her training as a 1 post war problems at the Klwanis
Star for gallantry on the Normandy jects in agriculture and home eco­ Mrs. Myrtle Hardman, Mrs. Alene Ott
A candle light baptismal service
1 dub this week.
The election of of-
front in August.
He is a graduate nomics in which they started their Box 5, Beaverton, Mrs. H. A. Comer,' was held at Bethel Church Sunday Wave at Lakehurst, N. J.
years' work.
An Evangelistic Bible Conference | fleers for 1945 took place with Ted
Mrs. Walter Van Kleek, R l, Beaver­
of Beaverton high school.
night.
Mis.
L.
W.
Coleman
of
T
i­
The following 4-H clubs have com­ ton, Mrs. Catherine Shively, Mrs. D
began at the First Baptist Church of Emerson elected as president; M. D.
pleted their work 100'f for 1944.
R. Long. Mrs. Flunk Soule’ R l. Beav gard sang and Rev. Kellogg and Dr. Hillsboro, Nov. 7 with Roy L. Brown Murphy, vice-pres ; Jay Gibson as
Marine Receives Promotion Reedville Dairy—Don Hagg, leader. erton, Mrs. C. F. Golde, Beaverton Bates of Forest Grove assisted Rev. speaker. Meetings- will be held each | treasurer and George Elsenhauer,
Cedar Mill Sewing -Mrs. Ingeborg Mrs. Eulala Schuerman, Bx 335, Beav­ Francis Sturtevant 'in the baptism of night at 8p . m. through Sunday, N o ­ Carl Rasmussen, Graydon Pace, I'. W.
Pvt. Evelyn L. Boese, daughter of Breitensten.
Fauteck, George Prier, Peter Case,
erton, Mrs. Gladys Mills, Mrs. Jene eight children .
vember 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boese, recently
The Beaverton Red Cross sewing
El­
Tualatin Busy Bees Sewing—Mrs Walton, Mrs. Ann Holboke, Mrs.
L. H. Farlow has purchased a lot and David Lofgren as directors.
graduated from a 3-m-onths course L. H. Knodel.
Amy Gibson, Mrs. W. E. Gelinsky Rl, unit is working on child’s rompers, i on the highway at Aloha from C. J. don Phelp was presented with his
in quartermaster school at Camp Le-
If you can sew please come in and Stickney and intends to build soon. membership certificate by Lee Richey.
Reedville Sewing- Mrs. Louisa Mc- Beaverton.
jeune. N. C., with an advancement to George.
Meet every Thursday from 10 The property is 50x100 feet and is be­
Funeral services were held Wednes­
S. D. No. 57—Baines Mrs. H. R. help
the rating of Private First Class.
Bring your lunch, tween the Red and White store and day at Cottage prove for Lena Pearl
Cedar Mills Sewing Bee—Mrs. W. Johnson. R2, Beaverton, Chr., Mrs. N. a. m. to 4 p. m.
Pfc. Boese is now stationed at C. O'Connor.
| Godard, of Cottage Grove, wife of
P. Johnson, R2, Beaverton, Mrs. Roy coffee and tea will be served. Mrs. C. Economy store.
Quantico, Virginia, where she is en­
Jackson. Cottage Grove, daughter of
Cedar Mill Health—Mib.
H. B. Berst, R2, Mrs. C. W. Rogers R2. Mrs. O. Ackerman, chairman.
gaged in quartermaster work for the Brookhardt.
Mrs. Noreen Brookhardt has or­
C
M oot
Laura E. Holcomb, Beaverton, mother
E. C. Stern R2 Beaverton. Mrs. Viv­
marine corps.
ganized a health club Busy Bees at 1 urkey Growers IVleel lJtn o( RuMell H oodard, Pocateijo, ida-
ian Kirchoff.
Officers of the
_
ho’, Lieut. Jack Burrell, U. S.N. and
S. D No. 60 Hazeldale Mrs. W P Cedar Mill School.
County turkey grow- U (U t , ^ uren Frances, U. 8. army.
Slippery Streets Dangerous Nut Growers to Meet Dec. 6 Brooks, Chr. Mrs. Harold Shaper, club are : Bill Bruce, president; Kath­ ■ ers Washington
will be interested in a meeting and
E l i z a b e t h H unt
Salem,
O'Connor, vice-pres. ;* Sally
Mrs.
Richard Smurthwnite, Mrs erine
scheduled at the Hillsboro Chamber Or . sister of Cora Belle Walker and
The annual meeting of the West­
Motor vehicle accidents involving ern Nut Growers association will be Mark Henry, Mrs. J. R. Brown, and Peterson, secretary anfl Marlene Mit­ of Commerce, Monday afternoon, No- | w
„’bur Ho|comb Beaverton, Ore
Mrs. Claude Weber, all of route 3 chell song lender.
skidding show an upward trend at
vember 13 at 2 p m, according to, pfc Harold H Welsenfluh. Beav-
held at Hillsboro December 6, just in Beaverton.
Mrs,
Alfred
Reed
has
as
her
guest
this time of year when many city advance of the state horticultural so-
Don E. Anderson, assistant county erton, is with the Infantry division in
S. D. No. 107—Aloha Mr*. Mariam her son Capt. James Rice of the
streets and highways are covered ciety meeting in Hood River, Dec. 8
agent.
army
infantry
who
has
spent
two
the South Pacific.
He has been
Klatt, Ohr., Mrs. C. R. Simmons. Har­
wltn wet, fallen leaves, according to
N. L. Bennion, extension poultry- awarded the Expert Infantryman
and 9, announces C. I. Sersanous, ry Price, Postmaster, C, J. Stiokney. years in the Aleutian Islands.
Robert S. Harrell, secretary of state. Portland, president.
Specialists from
A son was born Octobei 22 to Mr. man from Corvallis, will be present to badge.
Farrell urged motorists to recog­ O. S. C. will discuss filbert worm and Mrs. R. Peterson, Mis. John Jersey.
and
Mrs. Bernard Blethen, Beaverton discuss vitally important problems.
A party was given at the home of
nize the hazard caused by pavements walnut blight control, use of fertilize»- Mrs. Geo. Henderson. Mrs. S. E. Anza-
A
daughter Virginia M. was born Turkey growers are urged to be pres­ 1Hy. and Mrs. C. M. Allen of Aloha re­
lone, Huber, Mrs. R. L. Belcher.
covered with slippery leaves and to
including heron, and progress with Aloha, and the following from route Oct. 23 to Cpl. and Mrs. James H. ent.
cently by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Le-
drive accordingly.
Sudden applica­
onettl.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Buchan­
nut picking equipment.
Lobdell
of
Beaverton.
3.
Beaverton:
Mrs.
Geo.
Gordon,
Mrs
tion of brakes while driving over wet
an, Mr. and Mr*. Vern Spencer of
Mrs.
Ruby
Boyd
is
entertaining
the
Cow
»
Making
Good
Record
T.
Voohies,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Nault,
Mary
leaves, or sudden turns will throw a
Portland were guests.
Cheerio Club this Friday at the Heid­
Saunders, Mrs. E. L. Altig.
Mail Gifts in November
vehicle Into what may be a dangerous
Meeting# for Farmer»
Cassius Johnson has sold his home
S. D. No. 103-Hiteon Mrs. Chester elberg for luncheon and cards.
skid, he said.
on the highway to C. W. Terry of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pegg’s daugftter
Because 50,000 postal workers and L. Robinson, R l, Tigard, Chr. Mrs
Slippery leaves constitute one of the
The registered Brown Swiss Cow*
serious winter-time driving haaards 300.000 railroad workers have gone Ray Kuiken, route 1. box 327, Beaver­ Thesta arrived by plane Wednesday In the herd owned by Albert Meier * Portland, and are leaving at once for
Arizona.
Mrs. Johnson has been In
from
hei
home
in
Los
Angeles
to
visit
that often lead to accidents when driv­ into the armed services and trains are ton.
Son of Beaverton. Oregon, have been
hMlth for n m * time. Mr Ter­
S. D. No. 62—Cedar Mill Mrs. A r­ her parents.
ers fall to take them Into account In loaded with war materials, to assure
making
some
splendid
records
on
of-
-
ry Is driver - for
a creamery concern
Rev. Francis T. Sturtevant
con­
delivery by Christmas Day SHOP thur R. Pearson, R5, Bx 761, Port­
their driving practices, Farrell said.
Two
cow* ^
ficial test the past year
.w o cow,
h|> w(fp ^ a
temcher
ducted
the
chapel
service
at
Pacific
NOW —M A IL IN NO VEM BER Mark land, Chr. Mrs. Louis Stark, Mrs C.
Mp >nd Mn, Jay fJlh90n Brr I p „ v
University of Forest Grove Wednes­ have recently completed register of
B
West,
Mrs.
Alvin
Lunn,
Mrs.
W
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parcels: “ Do not open until Christ­
production records in this herd ac
thJlI WPek for a ghort trip to Ar-
ALL ABOUT TO W N
mas” .
Use Postal Delivery Zone Heinricks. Mrs. W. L. Hempy, all of day.
cording to word received from Fred B mar„ |o Tpxa>i to visit their son and
The
Beaverton
Ministerial
Assoeia-
route 5. Portland.
Wt*e, secretary of ^
Brown jlwIjM
Toufyr r, lbson hal, j,„ t con
One of the big events of the school Numbers.
S. D No. 67—Tualatin View Mrs t on met this Wednesday to plan for Cattle Breeders Association, at Beloit,
pleted
hi*
training.
Mr Gibson will
e.
Union
Thanksgiving
servi
-e
to
be
year will be the game Friday at the
L. Ferry, Chr.. Mrs. E. R. Norgard.
return In a few days hut I f f * Gtfcfl
high school
field between Hillsboro Assigned to Camp Pendleton Mrs. J Peterkort, Jr, Mrs. Robert held in the Methodist Church on the Wisconsin
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plans to visit relative* In oil
Wednesday evening before Thanks
and the Beavers
The game starts at
Stanley, all of route 5, Portland.
Woman marine Private First Class
for a while before returning homo
Rev. I<eonard Johnson, T o Be Held in November
I p. m.
S. D No. 94 Cooper Mt Mrs A giving Day.
Numerous meetings are to be held
Pvt. 1st class George W Gordon Is
A new Jury list has been drawn for Francs* M Downing, daughter of T Cavaness. R l, Bx 746 Beaverton nastor of the Church of the Nazarene.
now In France.
In a letter to his
the November term of circuit circuit. H. P. Downing of route 1. Beaverton, Chr.. Mrs Myrtle Riley R3, Bx 341 will he the preacher of the evening. In Washington county where farmers
In addition the Association voted to who participated in the A A A pro- parents he says It is cold and rainy
It includes 15 women and 16 men. recently graduated from the quarter­ Beaverton, co-chairman.
Those drawn include J. J. McMahon. master school at Camp Lejeune, N.
8 D No. 95- Raleigh— Mrs. Stanley make their common support of the gram will have an opportunity to re- there—“ not much like Oregon."
Iva Summers, Beaverton; Edw. T. C., has now been assigned to Camp Fredeen, R l. Bx 104. Beaverton, Chr., Burke Bill, planning fortified wine port the practices triey have carried
Mr. and Mr*. William C. Nee*, of
Murphy. 'J. F Boyd, route 1. Beav­ Pendleton. Oceanside, California
Farmers are urged to bring all
L«averton. are parents of a son Uob-
Mrs Weldon A. Kirk. 860S 8W Birch- sales in state liquor stores, a matter out.
Private First Class Downing is a wood. Portland. Mrs. Dorene E Wood­ of public record, and urging all citi­ lnformation to the following places In ert W born Oct. 28.
erton; Leo R. Pearson, route 2, Beav­
| Services were held Thursday at W.
erton; Neva Hawley, route 6. Port­ graduate of Beaverton High School ward 4701 SW Wyndmere Circle, zens to vote for this measure which the east part ,of the county;
and a former student of Oregon Portland Mrs K K Cornell. 8007 SW’ Is not "prohibition’’ and which does
Kinton—November 15, 16, 17, at Kin- E Peggs Chapel for George Soller of
land.
Huber, route 2, Beaverton, aged 93
She enlisted in the Brentwood Portland, Mrs Allen N not include any "Joker" but which ton Grange, all day.
Another child clinic will be held State College.
at Reedville November 14 at' the school marine corps women’s reserve last Armsfie'd, 4301 SW Laurel wood, Mrs will simply act as a reasonable pro­
In Aloha—November 15. 16, 17, years, husband ot Josephine father
of Gladys Davis, Walla W a’ ln and
house at 1 45 p. m Nov 14 Dr. Mir­ April.
Robert L West, R8 Bx 1877 A Mrs tection for our yonth from this pow­ at Aloha Orange, 8 to 11 p tn.
Beaverton. Nov 20, 21. Klwanis Hall Lily Lakin, Ocean I^ake; stepfather
iam Luten of Portland will be in
Lillian Harris, SW Olsen Rd . Mrs. erful alcoholic beverage
of Kran't Nove* Beaverton: Wm and
Peach pits provided a necessary in­ M M Romig R8. Mr* A N Wetter-
charge assisted by Miss Eliasbeth
8 to 11 p. m
Those who do not have an opportun- George Noye*. Portland; Stanley and
Rayon fabric, used In the tires of
Panck. county nurse
Mothers from gredient for gas mask eaniMers in berg. 8905 SW Brentwood, Mrs A H
Today sawdust and Prael. 8005 SW Fairway, Mrs. Paul out flying fortresses help give them Ity to *ign up at triese meeting* Charles. Lo* Angele»; also 15 grand-
neighboring communities are invited World War I.
Interment Crescent Grove
the strength needed to withstand the should report their compliance at the children
to bring pre-school children.
i wood are made Into activated char­
terrific Impact of high-speed landing*. county offic* afttr the*« date*.
coal for usa In gas mask canisters.
cemetery.
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The American Characters by Denis
Brogan is an account of why we be­
have that way, written by a brilliant
scholar who spent many years in this
country.
He offers in a fresh and
objective point of view as well as a
wholly sympathetic one.
Denis Bro­
gan stresses the need for understand­
ing American attitudes toward world
political and economic problems with
a view to determine what our rela­
tions are likely to be with other
countries.
They dare not go a hunting by
Dorothy Cornwell is a $10,000 prize
novel that has been receiving much
publicit.
It is a penetrating psych­
ological story of one girl who is typi­
cal of many.
In its pages a score of
characters -and the town in which
they live come vividly alive.
Vincent To Build
Planing Mill