BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fr.doy, April 28, 1950
CLUB TELLS OF ART MUSEUM
VISIT; DISCUSSES ACTIVITIES
B j Mr». W. A. Burnirli
meeting at Oregon Journal land
scape show was given by Mrs. C.
W EST SLO PE Richard Mont­ A. Walters. Mrs. Earl Briggs re­
gomery, noted author and histori­ ported that more than 50 mem­
an, spoke before members of the bers of the club and their friends
newly formed Century Club at the had attended the A rt Museum
Valley Community Church, Mon­ tour Thursday evening. Tea was
day afternoon, April 24
served by the Museum following
His topic was "Early Oregon the tour.
History", with mention of several
Mrs. G. Thayer gave a report on
of his books, the best known of . the social activities of the future,
which is “The Bald Headed Eagle". and corsages were presented to
Mrs. J. J. Bullinger, head of the new members of the organization.
extension division of Washington The Century group, started
less
county, reported on Washington than two months ago, with 60
county activities for women.
members, now has more than 80
Recognition of 4H club winners members, according to Mrs. Vern­
of IMO, was given to 13 year old on Churchill, organizer of the club.
Darrell Allyn, of Aloha, and Pat­
A
nursery for pre-school chil­
ricia Seidler. of West Slope. Schoi- dren was initiated at the Monday
orships to National 4H summer meeting.
school, were awarded the winners,
Hostesses for the afternoon were
by the Commercial National Bank Mesdames H. N. Johnson, William
o f Hillsboro
Winters, Fred Shearer, H
A
A report of the garden section Hagen, and H. G. McAllister.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the Valley Com­
munity Church, on May 29
W e ’re E xperts
at rem oving
G R E M L IN S !
PROJECT OF CAMPFIRE GIRLS
TEACHES LIVING CREATIVELY
By Mr». Edna Blet hen
S Y L V A N —In the days before
M cKAY - PROGRESS — The Can
aytomobiles Sylvan had a black- Ka K1 Ya Campf re group held
*mith ,hoP barber shop, general their Council Fire on Friday April
merchandUe and feed store, a 21 at thi. ^ h(X), g r o u n d *
s .x
boarding house for the brickyard mother, were present for a moth-
emp.oyee. and saloon,^
' er, tia held J erwards
The Columbia Brick Co. held the
xhe gjrIg were awarded beads
house at school and gave parties
for their class mates, and their
mothers and fathers
In sports and games, two learn­
ed to ice skate and one is ready
for her Poly wog award. Five new
games were learned by all.
Home Craft taught them to make
refreshments, serve and entertain
a group.
. CreaUve Art Cr« * ' » • * 'he birth-
“ a> Project. Their art show was
completed in early April
Their last stripes in a years
work will be passing of rank and
taking part in the Grand Council
Fire in Beaverton May 5
Special thanks should go to their
guardian. Mrs. Scott Horney and
the assistant, Mrs. Lance Strayer.
thL T * h. m* ny for work accomplished in seven
years of expansion and now as craft*.
the Sylvan Brick Co. the employees | This years birthday protect for
still have their homes in the vicin­ Campfire
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Girls everywhere
ity.
-Adventures in Creative Living
The brick delivery wagon served
through ArtMand Crafts".
as transportation for many of the
Their work in each craft taught
early dwellers. Wagon or carriage them many things. Business Craft
travel was tedious over the old was learning business management
winding Canyon road.
and how to raise their own- operat­
Old Mr. Jones, when he started ing funds.
to sell his vast land holdings,
Frontier Craft was learning by
hardly had a clear vision to survey ; seeing and doing They visited
the lines with a Jug or a bottle on ; Jantzen Knitting Mills; studied N A V Y T R A IN IN G COURSE
Tommy Richards returned from
any handy stump Late surveying the history of glass and how to
his Naval training course at San
from
the Willamette
Meridian
do glass etching.
Diego. He's driving a 1950 De Soto.
show the existing fence lines very
Outdoor Craft taught them na­
tipsily off.
ture in the collecting of plants
HOME FOR T H E DRAGON
He gave a plot of land for a
for a dish garden and cooking a
Pupils in the first, second and
cemetery yet his own grave there meal out of doors.
third grades of McKay school
is sadly neglected.
Citizenship brought them closer
The school and church were in to others and themselves. They with a few mothers and upper
the same building which still visited a religious shrine and at­ grade pupils, were transported by
the school bus to the Junior Civic
stands as the home of Mrs. Hoyt
HOME IN SPO KANE
tended church; helped in open
Theatre Saturday April 22. They
Mrs. Haydee Hood, sister of Mrs. on S. W. Hewett.
saw “ A Home for the Dragon".
Don Hood, of McChesney road,
The Junior Civic Theatre is op­
has returned to her home in Spo­
erated by the Portland School of
kane after a visit here.
Drama.
She was guest of honor at a
party at the Don Hood home, and
S Y L V A N —True to its name a dow in the tallest vase he had a HOME M A K E CANDY
during the evening entertained the
The girls in Sewing II held a
other guests with the showing of a “King Alfred" daffodil grew to the milk bottle.
home made candy sale last Friday
large number of color slides of majestic height of 30” with other»
to help raise money to send one
scenes taken while on a recent towering to 26" and 28" beside it. SCHOOL B IS FOR SA FE TY
That is not raising the 3” tele­
It used to be safe for children of their group to 4-H summer
trip to the Philippines.
phone blossom to add to the to walk on the highway to school school.
height. The soil is rich and bulb», but not any more so Sylvan school
W IN T E R VICTIM
Mrs. C. W. Stratton, who has ferns, trilliums and yellow violet» has a bu» for Canyon road Pupils. W IN S B A L L GAM E
The "hump” at Sylvan has a
McKay and Raleigh played base
been In a Portland hospital for grow in abundance down "Cherry
most of the time Since she suffer­ Pit", the playground part of “Cher- stop light yet it still is a speedway, ball on the McKay grounds. Home
ed a broken arm in a fall on the ry Hill", home of Stuart Biles on Witnesses saw another smashup team won 15-6.
Wednesday, April 19th, at six p. m.
| ice during the winter cold spell, is 8. W. 61st Dr
"Cherry Pit" drops 80 feet from A blue '42 Plymouth convertible 4H G A R D E N CLUBS
at home and gecovering slowly.
All three 4H garden clubs met
Mrs. Stratton also suffered a the road level and with bridges, crashed into the rear of a '48 light
J stroke while in the hospital and Is over a spring, connecting trails green Kaiae- sedan making a left Th uisday April 20 at the home of
Mrs. Harris Hanses. The members
I also improving from the effects of winding around under the large turn off Canyon road,
maple and evergreen trees, is a
No serious injuries were report- gave reports on garden plants for­
1 the added trouble.
happy scene for fun and games cd this time but the sorid history merly assigned them.
especially for school children
of that "hump" should speed the
Refreshments were furnished by
FA R M E R E TTE S M E ET
The jonquils and narcissus grow developement of the new safety Clarence and Marvin Kuhn. Stan­
Mrs. Bryan Walton, was hostess
I to the members of the FJr Grove to a mere 24". The prize 30" speci- I channels and overpass planned for ley Marugg told members the
proper way to keep record books
Farmerettes at her home on last men reposed in the edi*or’s win- next year.
Wednesday evening.
The members brought flower ar­
rangements for criticism by the
: members. Points were awarded to
Maryon Daniels, first; Mary Dan­
iels, second; Rosalee Ranton. third.
An arrangement by a group of
members won a blue ribbon in the
Oriental section of the Shtlne
Rodeo, as did a primrose arrange­
ment by another group at the
Primrose show.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Matthews, of
Beaverton have purchased the
Larner property on Fairway drive
in West Slope and plan to move to
their new home about May 1. The
Lam er« will move to Seattle.
Purchasers of the Matthews
home on Spencer road, will also
move to their property about the
same time.
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Located at 5437 8, W. Canyon
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