WEEK’S ACTIVITIES IN CEDAR MILL AREA
CLUB PREPARES EARLY SPRING
FLOWER SHOW, DATE APRIL 21
MOST IMPORTANT EVENT SETS
MOTIF FOR AFTERNOON PARTY
By -Mrs. iiertrude
Pearson house rem inded m em bers o f the
C E D A R M ILD- -Her experiences term ination o f the grounds beau
as a gardener in rose
culture were tification con test in May. An in-
review ed by Mrs. Jerry H artshorn vitation to exhibit at the m en's
o f B eaverton Garden
Club at the garden club flow er show was re-
C edar Mill Garden Club meeting ceived with plans to exhibit forth
, W ednesday afternoon at the Grange com ing.
Hall. F avorite roses tried in her
Named to the nom inating corn-
garden were listed for benefit of mittee to report at the A ptil m eet-
her l i s t e n e r s
ing were Mrs. Peter Hohnstein.
T raveling 'bask ts «,11 I......... .. M r . Gaughner and Mrs. G. C.
Hoskins.
tinued fo r a period o f one more
A report o f plans fo r the early
month according to chairman, Mrs.
spring flow er show scheduled for
M elvin Long. Mrs. L S. Upping-
April 21 at the grange hall was
made by Mrs. A. R . Pearson, show
chairm an. A review o f the schedule
was made and a general discussion
o f the show conducted.
At the next club m eeting April
19, Mr W illiam Ehler, landscape
artist, from P ortland will speak
on "L aw ns.”
ENJOY
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GREAT STRAIGHT
BOURBON
F T A R E P R E S E N T A T IO N
By .Mr». Helen IU n v.ii
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B O N N Y S L O P E — Mrs. Charles
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J * m^ W LU1* “ d
Isaacson o f H iller Lane was guest sons D anny and R oss spent the
wlth
Df honor at a pink and blue baby weekend at T aft. Oregon
j shower given fo r her by l i r a W i l - ! friends.
liam Swanson at the latters hom e
BOV M IS S E S SCHOOL
on W ednesday afternoon March
R o y G raves, son o f Mr. and Mrs.
15th.
C. E. V an D eren has been ill with
Gam es were played after which
the flu the past week and has been
Mrs. Isaacson opened her gifts.
W inners o f first prises o f the unable to attend school at B eaver­
ton high fo r a few days.
tw o gam es played were
Mrs.
M aurice H anson and Mrs. Leatha E X T E N D E D V ISIT
Howell, with Mrs. C liff Hudson,
R alph H anson left on Tuesday,
and Mrs. W ayne Howell w inning M arch 14th for an extended visit
the con solation prizes
with his sisters and brother in
D oor prise winners w ere: Mrs. various cities In California.
M argie M oser and Mrs. P eggy
V ISIT IN A S T O R IA
Dim m ick.
R efresh m en ts o f cak e, cookies.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steere and
Jello and c o ffe e were served by the baby d au ghter Janice visited friends
hostess.
at A storia, O regon the past w eek
There were nineteen adult and end. Mrs. Steere resided in A storia
seven children guests present.
for several years
R epresenting the Cedar Mill I T A
at the W ashington County Council
meeting at R eedville M arch 14 was
Mrs. L. S. U ppinghouse, Mrs. A r­
By Mrs. R. Osborn
thur R. P earson and Mrs. C. W .
B IR T H D A Y D IN N E R
Cover.
A birthday dinner was given for
b a b y c h ix d e s t r o y e d
Mrs. L. M acFarlane, Saturday p. m.
A fire M onday night started in M arch m h ( at the hom e Cf
the ch icken house belonging to q j j a y_
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. A nderson de- ______
stroying part o f 200 baby ch icks
It is thought that the blaze origin- S E A T T L E B U SIN E SS
ated in peat m oss under the brood-
Leonard M ason m ade a business
er.
trip to S e a ttle W ash in gton last
L uckily th e A nderson ’s discover- «.peg,
ed the trouble in time to avert an
entire loss o f the building and it's
DU TY IN LOS A N G E L E S
contents.
Al Swanson, w ho is traveling
V IS IT IN G A U N T S
Guests at the L. S. U ppinghouse *«■_ t h . 8 . P . R a l l r o ^
now _»ta
tioned in Los A ngeles, California.
home T hursday were tw o o f Mis.
His home Is on S. W . M iller Rd.
U ppinghouse's aunts. Mrs. W illiam
Yoe o f Spokane, W ashington and
Mrs. Sam B row n o f Maupin.
TUALATIN VIEW
Hanna Miller
i PIN K A N D B LU E E V E N T
A pink and blue shower honored
Mrs. Dave L ohr F riday afternoon
T U A L A T IN V IE W - Mrs. Hanna
at the hom e o f Mrs. Hubert May. Mill. :, 87. late o f 6815 S. W Barn.-s
Mrs. May and Mrs. Jam es W alters Rd , Portland. Oregon, passed away
were joint hostesses.
on March 15. She was a pioneer o f
A St. P a trick 's theme was car­ Eastern W ashington County, and
ried out in d ecorations and food.
had lived on Barnes Rd. for 66
years.
G R A N G E D IS A P P O IN T E D
Mrs. Miller w as born in 1862 in
P atron age o f the Leedy Grange
Sweden.
She cam e to Portland in
spagettl meat ball and salmon din­
ner M arch 18 was somewhat less 1884 and m arried Frank X. Miller
than previously sponsored dinners. the same year. Mr. M iller passed
Arotlnd 160 persons were served away 14 years ago.
Services were held In F in ley ’s
In com parison to around 400 at the
N ovem ber dinner. Illness and fi­ M orningllght Chapel on Saturday,
nancial conditions attributed great­ March 18. C om m itm ent was at
W est Hills M em orial Park.
ly to the sm aller crow d.
Mrs. M iller Is survived by nine
Straight Bourbon. Whiskey • 86 Proof
F ollow in g dinner many remained
National Distillers Products Corp., N .Y . to Join in friendly gam es o f canasta. children: Mrs. H ilda Joh nson; Mrs.
F letcher Johnson, both of Kent,
11115111= | W ash in gton ; Mrs. Ellen H utcheon;
= H I5 IU S H I5 H I= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= IH S IIi:
= 1 Mrs. R oy K id d er; Mrs. Phillip
= W ills: W illiam . Joseph. Frank, and
Ul C larence Miller, all o f P ortlan d;
'■ one brother, Peter Nelson o f P ort­
l a n d ; also 13 gran dchildren ; and
10 great grandchildren.
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HYSTERIA HAS LONG,
CRUEL, UGLY RECORD *
D ear E ditor;
Thank you for publishing recent
letter o f m ine. Here is another: —
on the zest to persecute.
It is stran ge that A m erica fou n d ­
ed by the pilgrim victim s o f per
secution (" I will harry them out
o f the lan d", said K ing Jam es)
should itself becom e a land o f per­
secu tion !
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d ifferen t th ou ght with w hich one
disagrees as subversive.
The w orld too handily deals in
labeU w hich »re unjust because
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I am not saying that "bolsh evik s"
shouldn’t be placed under certain
coerslve surveillance, but if an y­
body knows that average Am erican,
the bolshevik attitude at least is
not too foreign to him.
The big question here is "W h y
do the heathen rage and the people
im agine a vain th in g ?” or w hy do
they go into hysteria, frenzies,
stam pedes, phobia, etc.? W hat a
long, ugly, cruel, stupid, record
these have in history!
W h at is the source for this nasty
phenom enon? Let us please not
start blam ing the B A N K E R S ,
L A W Y E R S , C A P IT A L IS M ,
etc.,
and those other scapegoats o f com ­
m on parlance.
The real source lies endem ically
and residually within man himself,
hts prejudices, his absorbing ego­
ism and A-lf-regard.
B ertrand Russell hits the nail
righ t on the head: "E v ery man
would like to be God. If it were
possible; some few find it d ifficu lt
to adm it the im possibility.”
T his undue self-devotion
and
deification of m odern man and o f
all men in varying deg-ee when
m ultiplied Into a nation, race, re­
ligion. etc., becom es a kind o f
absolutism and finality surpassing
On 99 W of Tigard
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C A N D Y,
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He
W h at "re d ” can ’t take a "loyalty
oath ” 7 T he worst feature is that
an ybody trying to exercise dem ­
ocra tic
freedom
is im m ediately
under suspicion as a “ red "? W on ­
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Ju dgin g by the lapld increase o f
various com pulsions, prohibitions,
uniform ities, con form ities ( “ loyalty
test a cts", etc.) to be sure pri­
m arily d irected vs. "red s” we are
repeating K in g James again.
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m atter, oth er than slander or
llbeloua statem ents.
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m ade brief and to the point.
m“ nt at R *c h U o d - W n - to h ‘ * P*r-
ents hom * on S aturday returning
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short tim e with his w ife, w h o is
seriously ill, and his sm all son.
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c II io t t
Progress
ill
j
the Caesars o f old and If crossed
or con trad icted recoils with fierce
revenge w ithout m ercy.
H ere it seem s m ost likely lies
the roots o f social hysteria and the
* * *
to persecute It can best be
rem edied only as man learns of
his dependence
upon
the true
.
1 Source and Center o f life, the
T R U E R E A L IT Y against which he
now Is in general rebellion, and
bent upon his ow n self-destruction.
Sincerely yours,
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