B E A V E R T O r' EN T E R P R IS E
Canyon Baptists
Begin Series In
Study of Japan
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Beflvprfon Pair
COUNTY GRANGE HEARS DEBATE
ON MERITS OF BRANNAN PLAN
Grade School Boy ln RoYal Court
By Mrs Gertrud«1 lVarsou
Pitches No-No To For
L-C MaY DaY
L E W IS A N D C L A R K C Ò L -
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Sink For. Grove
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Queen Shirley I blonde blue-eyed j Mu|tnomah counties were gue,ts
The Hat of the WEST!
and Flank Snyd«-r presented num
beIS SoMl'‘ « I the young girls pre
tower Keeper'
An invitation was extended to
At Canyon Road Baptist church,
Shirley
Bender,
Portland,
Lewis
Jack Oberst, outstanding pitcher
of Leedy Grange when Waahing- Leedy Grange Lorn the Forest
1600 N. E. Canyon road, the pastor at the Merle Davies school, pitched and Clark college senior music
Rev Russell Thomas, will preach. his team to two recent victoiles major -will reign over the two- ton county Pomona Grange met Orov. M eth ods Church to Par-
ne ay:
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11 Leed> ((Cjpatt> on Church Sunday, May 2.
Sunday, at 11 a m. on »'The King­ when he pitched a no-hit. no-run I day annual May day festivities ,
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George Olson was appointed chair-
dom of God in the Program of the game at Forest Grove April 21 scheduled to get underway May 5 Grange
During the luncheon and dinner man of arrangPmPnt, for thp da>,
Church," and the Lord's Supper giving Beaverton a score of 8 to 0. on the college campus following hours a total of 34« meal, were
Dur|n
thp afternoon an ,m.
ceremonies
for the
will be observed. His subject for
On April 28 the local team de­ coronation
served An estimated total of be- pregsivp mPm(>rU, service honored
7;45 p. m. will be "The Gospel feated Hillsboro at Hillsboro by a queen and her court of six prin­
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pt -"ns attend- those deceased during the past
according to Isaiah." The Baptist score of 5 to 3 with Jack pitching cesses.
ed during the ,e.»ion » „ h 2X8 year Sppoial m#ntion was * vpn
Two Beaverton women, Nancy
Youth Fellowship. Meeting at 6;30 a 3 hit game. Coach Eugene Rich­
registered. Initiated in the fifth Ml!t 0ctavia IjlvfieId a chart,.r
p. m., is beginning a series of pro. ards is hoping that Jack's three Nagues and Kathleen McGogy. are degree were 39 persons. 27 of member and formPr rp.„dpnt who
grams on ‘Japan, her People and younger brothers will all have his members of the royal court.
whom were Leedy Grange mem paasPd away at 91 yaars of a(te.
Highlight o f the annual festival
li*r Customs" under the leadership pitching arm since he is slated
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Mr. Randall of Winona Grange
of their president-elect, Miss Carol for graduation this month.
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the Tigard team here at Beaver­
Oliver Franks, will be special i 1
I^ople ventlon at Ontario.
ton. weather permitting.
guest. The luncheon will precede S w d that T h I Bran,, , P I . T
D R A ,N A O K »‘ K O IK O I
the outdoor coronation of the ...ork<,bjiP
nineties!
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ComPletion of a large drainage
'queen and her court.
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pta pla n s set up
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both to the Farmer and Producer." ed on the Cedar Mill school
Other events on the royal agenda
Qn the afflrmitivp , ldo wa„ Rpv.
HS STUDENT EXEC
Friday include a baseball game
Rart|ptt and Suz,nne pelpr. grounds.
At present construction of the
On of the new features that will 2 5 X ?
C° ^ performance To, _
T i* ard high *'"<**
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gymnasium auditorium by N. P.
field and an evening
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Sally Stearns, senior, was elected be included in the new high school of , _.
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Saturday events include a track
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getting under way
f.w Portland j university
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„ completion o f the
Spring Formal in the Sunken Ball body president as a member of the meet . with
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verton high school. Ervin Founts huildinir hv fall
Room in Portland, Saturday, April executive committee.
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The constitution will be present­ Fisher field and the queen s formal bad
previously planned to enter O V E R N IG H T G i f ST
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at
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first
meeting,
May
16,
but
Breuchert
carried
his
„art.
Mrs.
Elizabeth “ Sammons
of
Sally was chosen over twenty-
General chairman for the week-
five contestants from the Portland 8 P m' ln the high sch° 01 banquet end is Mary Somerville, Portland. M J dg*»inclu ded Deile Perkins of N eotsu. Oregon was an overnight;
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I Bpaverton.
Master Brewer
of KUest of thr Huhelt Mnv^ TuPit.
area.
I room.
Washington Grange and Master day of last week A prPvtou.s res.
Vandehye of Hillsboro The nega- idpnt of thp communlty. she was
tive side won the decision.
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attpndancp at thp Pom0na
An instructive talk by Ray Van- 0ranRP mPpUnK
derranden touched on many Is­
STATE K I M EN I ION
sues including juvenile Delinquen­
The W. J. Polette's ars making j
cy and welfare. Don Walker, a
preparations to attend the State
Mrs. Glen Olson, a recent bride,
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Portland attorney spoke concern­
Grange Convention at Ontario, |
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Oregon. They plan to visit rel- i
i X in Beaverton.
On April
21. S Mrs.
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Candidates for offices appear­
atlves in adjoining states thus ex- 1
j C. Harrell was hostess at her Divi-
ing on the primary election ballot
tending their trip.
! sion St. home for a kitchen shower
were introduced.
Republican Candidate
B IR T H D A Y V IS ITA TIO N
in honor of the young matron.
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Leon Davis of the Fair Board
Neighbors of Mrs William Voss
M rs. I^eroy Warren entertained
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cited the need for new buildings
dropped in at her home April 24
thirty-five guests in her honor at
and space for fhe county fair.
for I
in the afternoon to honor her
her home on Murray Ave. last
Musical numbers were included
birthday.
Saturday evening. This party was
on the program. Mrs. D. Z. Duke
Mrs. Voss is confined to a wheel
also a shower.
was George Olson's accompanist
chair but remains cheerful and
The new bride is the former
alert. Her neighbors report pleas- j
Miss Barbara Bozieh, daughter of
ant times spent with her.
Mi ami Mrs. Tony Bozich. ind her
A business Adm inistration — By a#3-m an-Court
I ' A i m FOR SON
husband is the son of Mr. and
For the benefit of all W ashington County
James A
Walters, lately of
Mrs. Joe Olson of Aloha.
Richland, Washington spent last |
week end with his family the
James Walters.
STETSON
HATS
Senior Girl Cops
Honors As Queen
Of Y-Teen Dance
Social Affairs
Focus on Recent
Beaverton Bride
ELECT
HARRY M. SEABOLD
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COUNTY JUDGE
Nazarene Pastor
Answers Call To
Napa California
PTA F"X 0 CS
Meef In Advance
Of Regular Date
^ Thi‘”day: M
ay ‘
Mi- state ptapconvention
Florence Bullis eighth grade room
Rev. Leonard
ard C. Johnson, past
pastor j at the Merle
school at *
Delegates from Cedar Mill PTA
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to attend the state convention In
of the Church of the Nazarene for p
the past seven years has been call- , This ,s a wepk ahead of the reg. , Portland April 2S 2H and 27 fil­
ed to fill the pulpit of Church of , u,al monthly meeting of the hoard 0,,,dPd, Mra V C MmeI' Prpa‘d‘>n,:
Mrs. C. V. Jackson, secretary; Mrs.
the Nazarene at Napa, California.
A. N. French and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Sunday he will give his last
S. Uppinghouse.
sermon here.
In attendance at varous sessions
The church is giving a farewell
were Mr. and Mrs. Claude W.
party for him at the Merle Davies
Cover, Mrs. C A. Henson, Mr. V.
school cafeteria, Tuesday evening ,
C. Miner, Mrs. A. L. Greathouse
May 2. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson and
and Mr. A R. Pearson. Mrs. A. R.
4 children will leave next week.
j r R I N C U ’A L A B S E N T
J. E. Becker, ptincipal of Barnes pParson was a
a delegate of the !
Martin Gale of Caspar, Wyo, has
been called and accepted the pas­ school, has been absent due to ill- Wash|ngton County Council,
An informative program it is
torate here and it is expected he ness. He Is expected to return to
his desk in a few days.
hoped will help the loeal associa­
will arrive about June 1.
tion during its coming year to car-
PE N M A N S H IP AW AR D S
The following pupils of the 5th ry on a* a ^Iffher degree of effl-
grade were awarded penmanship c*ency
certificates from the Rice publish SHOW ACCO M PLISH M ENT
ing Co.: Barbara Montoya, Dennis,
Boy Srout" of trooP 207 and
Sponsellor, William Shannon Dale 1 Cuh s ‘'outs
Papk 207 will pre-
Welsh,
Barbara
Moore,
Larry Ment a P''0* ™ 1» depleting their ac-
Prospective teachers from Tilla­ Sauer, Kathleen Van DeVeer Ben eoinplishments at the community
mook.
Wheeler,
Forest
Grove, Hathaway, Danyla Berg, Vance rlub mPP,' n>L MaV' »<> at 8 P ™ at
Hillsboro, Tigard, Sherwood, and Johnson. John HuUJheson, Marie.- ,h,> sch° o1 hou,e Also on ,he Pr°-
Beaverton high schools will he Jane Procaco, Earlene Cheek, Don- k’ram will he moving pictures.
entertained at a recruitment tea aid Meyers, John Cunningham,
in the banquet room of the high Bert Walson, Dick Pett ingel. and
school next Sunday. May 7 at 3 Jane Eagleson.
p. m.
The tea is being sponsored by U P P E R G RAD E TO U R
The 6th, 7th and 8th grades of
the X I chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma, a teachers honorary so­ Barnes school accompanied by
their teachers Mrs. Grimm and
ciety.
Members of the Beaverton chap­ Mrs. Johnson, toured part of For­
ter who will he hostesses are: Miss est Grove, oMnday. May 1.
They first went to the Scholls
Geraldine Sanford, Miss Bernice
Conoly, Miss Amarette Barnes, Tile Co. then to the University
Miss Betty Myers. Mrs. Josephine where Mrs, Giershach, wife o f the 1
Hunkapillar, and Miss Alice Clem­ president led them through the !
school.
ent.
Prospective teachers from Bea­
First were the rooms containing |
verton's senior class who will at­ relics of Oregon and the Orient.
tend are Delores Carlaon, Janice Then to the school library where
Osfleld. Muriel Granum. Vivian | many rare hooks were shown. The
Hensen, Marie Smith, Norma Em- remainder of the visit was spent 1
erick, Maryann Ferry, Pat Hagen, in the Science room. The last of
Marjorie Robinson, Doris Schlaefli, the tour was the visit to the Bur- j
Helen Stevens, Janet Stickler, Lu­ lingham Seed Co.
cille Govak, and Mary Solne.
Visiting mothers were Mrs. Shaw, ;
Entertainment for this tea will Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Platt and Mrs. :
be provided by Caryl Jean Short, Watson.
Beaverton flute soloist:
Eileen
Fricke. Forest Grove accordion V IS IT S H R I N K RO D E O
The following students of Barnes
soloist and former Bea vet ton stu­
went
to the Shrine Rodeo in Port­
dent; and The Senlorettes. vocal
land: Raymond Varner, Merle Du
ensemble from Forest Grove.
Presiding at the table will b" Bois, Viki and Jackie Ulrich o f the
Mrs. Frances Durand. F o r e s t third grade, Ronnie McGloughlln.
1 Grove; Miss Geraldine Sanford, Gary Chumbley o f the second. Bar­
Beaverton; and Miss Alice Clem- bara Moore and Myron McCamley
of the fifth.
; ent, Beaverton.
FISH IN G T R IP W ITH PA
Myron McCambley of the 5th
grade went on a fishing trip with
his father Sunday. They went to
the Willamette river.
Honorary Society
Sets Banquet For
Future Teachers
59 S. E Broadway
Phone Beaverton 381 I
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Reception Honors
Forty-two Years
Teaching School
NEW STUDENTS LISTE D
Clinton Bidwrll from Peninsula
Miss Alma E. Stone, elementary
school in Portland enrolled In
teacher for 42 years who Is retir-
Barnes schools' fourth grade.
! ing this June, will be honored by a
John Sahl also o f Peninsula
reception on May 21st., from 2 to
school In Portland enrolled in the
5 p m. at the Hinson Memorial
second grade,
■apt M Church, 1137 S E. 20th
Deanna Lee Williamson of Grant
near Salmon. Portland, by the
school in Portland, enrolled In the
Binnsmead Parent Teacher Asso­
second grade
ciation where she is completing
SPEECH
TO U R N A M E N T
her 24th year
Jimmy
Farah of the second
At 3 p m there will be a gift
presentation and a brief program grade took 3rd prize In the speech
with her former students partie- j tournament Saturday His selec- |
ipaMng Rev. Clarence Stauffer, ! tion was "Frisky Chick Adventure"
by George Tucker Smith.
will give ttve Invocation
Miss Stone also taught at Hills- F A T H E R RETU RN S
Bobhy McBride of the 2nd grade
view. Orient, Ne>^>erg and Creston
celebrated the return of his father
| schools.
Mrs. Harry E. Jones. 2326 S. E. j who has been gone for 4 months.
87th Ave is chairman of the re- ; He is a magazine saleaman.
Rita Stone, reporter
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