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DINNER ON FRIDAY
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver J. Oill of
Portland were dinner guests and
spent Friday evening with Rev
and Mrs. Horace Mounts of Bea­
verton. Rev Gill is district super­
intendent of the Forest Grove area
o f the Methodist church.
Present and future plans for the
Beaverton church were discussed.
METHODIST PICNIC
At the Methodist church picnic,
at Sell wood Park last Sunday
about 85 attended and in spite of
the heat everyone reported a good
time.
A softball game between the
oldsters and the youngsters was
played after which the men and
boys enjoyed swimming.
R P T r n v iN o f r o m t r i p
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bartholo­
mew and daughter Shirley of Wal­
ker road, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bartholomew of Seattle, had din­
ner and spent the evening of Fri­
day, Aug. 18 with Mrs. Myrtle
Raasch and son Robert.
The Roy Bartholomews were on
their way home after a vacation
trip to Denver where they visited
with his mother and sister.
NEW-DIFFERENT
AM AZING-- _
AT DINNER PARTY
Monday evening Aug. 1| Rev.
aad Mrs. Horace Mounts, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Schmitz and daughter,
Joyce, and Miss Shirley Barthol­
B> Glady s HeetMtea
omew were dinner guests and
HAZELDALE- COOPER MOUN­
spent the evening with Mrs. Raasch
TAIN
— The Cooper-Dale Garden
and Bob of Greenway Drive.
club met at the home of Mrs. M
CANNON REAt H OUTING
W. Weaver Aug. 16. at 1 p. m. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Day and fam­ Babe Livermore was co-hostess.
ily of 478 Greenway Drive motored
Twenty-five members and 2 vis­
to Cannon Beach Sunday.
itors were present. Mrs. Anna
Berkey was the guest speaker and
demonstrated to the ladies how to
make corsages. Then the pressed
flower pictures were displayed and
Mrs. Berkey awarded first to Mrs.
Hilda Pierson and second to Mrs.
Mable Burge. Each received a
scrap book as their prize.
Minnie Berger and Vivian Stank-
hovitch volunteered to go to the
county fair the first day and take
care of the flowers. The garden
club will make an arrangement
and enter it. Members are to enter
their pressed flower pictures also
Iris bulbs were presented to each
member from the weed’s Iris Gar­
dens. The next meeting will be
Sept. 20, at Hilda Pierson, with
Mabel Burge as co-hostess. Then
each member is to bring their
tuberous begonia that the president
gave them several months ago. i
CALIFORNIANS VISIT
Mr. and Mr». G. G. Bell of Q ar.
den Grove, Calif., were visitors
the home of Mr. and Mn. H e
Mrs. Gladys Hesterlee and Nina Chapman on Wednesday Aug lg
Pasalich will talk on bulbs and They spent the day visiting th«
have an arrangement there. The Oregon beaches.
hostesses served lunch.
MISSIONARY PICXIC
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Hazeldale Bible Church will picnic
Friday Aug. 25. at Shute park.
Everyone is welcome.
MONTGOMERY WARD DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berger and
family attended the Montgomery
Ward picnic Sunday Aug. 20 at
Riverwood park.
TWO MEMBERS VOLUNTEER FOR
DUTY AT FAIR FLOWER SHOW
September S peda/
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