Friday, Tune 9t
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
Mrs. J. C. Holden presented 36 of
her piano students in a piano reci
tal and demonstration of the Dun
ning system of foundation training
to a large audience May 24th.
These pupils demonstrated with
ease to teh large audience their tho
rough understanding of harmony,
rhythm, ear training etc.
There ear training was particular
ly interesting as in the dictation
given them was in 7 sharps which
they immediately recognized and
every tone was written down on the
Blackboard with its proper tune
value. They recognized the tones
and Intervals in the Bass as easily
as in the Treble.
These little people wrote for one
hour on the Blackboard demonstrat-
ing tha fundamental principles of
music.
The recital part of the program
was putticfilarly interesting from the
number of duets, trios and double
trios as these demonstrated their
careful training in ensemble play
ing also excellent memory training.
The double trio by six little girls
was recalled and they responded In
a very pleasing manner.
The piano solos showed fine tech
nical training and intelligent In-
terpretatlon of each composltion.
It was pleasing to notice the num-
ber of boys on the program, They
plan an interesting racital next
fall.
Tillamook, July 4th
The Friday Bridge Club met wlth
Mrs. Bauick and Mrs. Buel on May
26. A delicious luncheon was served
by the hostesses. Mrs. Pollock won
high score at Bridge and Mrs. King
consolation.
All members were
present.
Tillamook, July 4th
,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie White and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Crosby entertained
at a dinner party last Wednesday
evening at their residence on ’.V.
First street celebrating Mr. and Mrs.
Whites fourth wedding aniversaiy.
■ h
invited guests
were
Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Stuller and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lemmon
family, Dr. 'ind Mrs. LeFevre
daughter and Mrs. Gammon.
Tillamook, July 4th
The Monday Musicale Club
postponed its meeting from June 12,
to June 19. Mrs. Beals and Mrs.
Burton will be hostesses. Meeting
will be called at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. Koch.
Tillamook, July 4th
Monday evening the residence of
Mrs. Lynn E. Partridge was the
scene of a beautiful appointed
shower given in honor of Miss Retta
Goodspeed, bride elect.
A color
scheme of lavender was carried out
throughout the house, great masses
of lilacs being placed about the
rooms. Miss Goodspeed was the re
cipient of much good advice and
many useful articles, and a delight
ful lunch was served later in the
evening. Those present were Mrs.
Leland B. Erwin, Mrs. Italie Morri
Ella
son, Mrs. Henry Heisel, Mrs. ""
Larsen, Clara Plasker, Mayme La-
T UllCtVe, Tres
UVO Gaylord, Ruth
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r Follette,
ridge, Mary Braun and the hostess.
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Here is a photograph of a recent meeting of the Board of Directors
of The Fidelity Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. The financiers are
going over the business of the bank while the radio keeps them informed
oh financial and market conditions. Left to right may be seen Edward
Morris, packer; tuning in, John T. Nylan, Vice-President; Dr. Henry R.
Taecker, and E. C. Hart, President of the Bank.
The public is hereby given notice
that if any garbage of a perishable
nature is dumped In city dump THE COUNTY PAYROLL
south of Tillamook City the persons
IS REPORTED BIG
will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
Signed:
On account of the election boards
Oregon State Board of Health,
and
the increased amount of road
By R. T. BOALS,
work
during *he month of May, the
County
Health
Officer
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county payroll has almost doubled
FOR SALE—Or will exchange for •in size, reports Clerk Brimhall.
late model Harley-Davis motor Quite a number of thev road work
cycle and side car, must be in A-l
ers, however, have quit their em
condition, one choice lot in Bay
City. Will pay reasonable differ ployment here and have gone to
ence. James T. Moore, Spring other parts where tliey can earn
more money. It is said.
field, Oregon.
NEW
ROADS
TO
OPENED
Insurance and
unknown
interested care.
un-
If you bring your
insurance problems to this office you
will be given all information
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does not put you
der obligation at this agency of
Churches
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VERY
Major W. T. Blake is here photo
graphed with his pet, “Mike,” the
pretty tabby that will make an aero
plane trip around the world with
nis master.
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ROLLIE W. WATSON
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Moore cutoff on the main
highway south of thts city will be
Bible school at 10:00 a.
open for traffic this week, say road
Morning service at 11 a.
officials. The Condor bridge will be
Communion and sermon.
open to the public In about ten days,
C. E. at 7:00 p. m.
though some traffic has already
8:00 p. m.—Song service and ser-
crossed here. The extraordinary mon.
Wednesday at 8 p. tn.—Prayer
weather has been the cause of the 1
service.
good condition of these projects.
The public cordially invited.
HARRY E. TUCKER, Minister
PRESBYTERIAN
“The Insurance Man”
21 Years in Tillamook
PHONE MUTUAL & BELL 435
DAIRYMEN
CHURCH
S 4 p
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
Subject—“Fathers of Men”. This
is fathers day. All men especially
invited. Special music by Elks male
quartet and Retta Goodspeed.
Children’s day program at 8 p. m.
A short program of songs and reci
tations. "Travels in Palestine.’’
Lecture by Rev. H. G. Dunsmore, D.
D. Everybody invited.
ALLAN A. McREA, Minister
HARDWARE IS UP!
BARN EQUIPMEN
GOES UP io PERCENT JUNE 15TH
We offer you a plan to buy now for Fall delivery at th
present low prices. We are taking orders now for th
z
fall delivery on
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 o’clock.
Morning sermon at 11 o’clock.
Subject: "Playing with a soul's
| destiny.”
Evening sermon at 8 o’clock.
Cnbject: “The Touch of the De-
vi' e Hand.’’
Pre. er service Wednesday even
ing.
CHARLES L. DARK, Pastor.
SANITARY AUTOMATIC
COW DRINKING CUP
BASE
Ware taking these orders
present prie
guaranteeing you against any raise and with t
assurnce that yau will be given every advantage of tl
fact.
The Sanitary Automatic Drinking Cup is essential
every barn. Every dairyman who is desirous of i
creasing his herd production should install them. T
cost is very nomina1 as compared to results accruing.
We are stocking several brands. Our service v
please you. This plan hsould meet with your approv
It absolutely saves you money. You buy now bef<
the raise—we deliver in the Fall. You pay this I
price in the Fall. Surely we should receive ma
orders on this plan.
Remember we handle all kinds of dairy supplies a
barn equipment—milking machines, stanchions, lit
carriers, etc. See our floor exhibits
FAIR GROUNDS
TILLAMOOK
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June 11th
1:30 P. M.
beaver
vs.
TILLAMOOK
CEO. J
URCKAR
The Big Store on the Comer—Opposite Todd H
i
Tillamook, Oregon
I
One-half proceeds go to
Dan Dacey, the injured
Garibaldi player
Gate open at 12:33
Tickets ioc and 3'c
The biggest game yet*
Get there early
FOR SALE
BRIGHTON WOO
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Call JOHN MATHERS at
Conover's store
Tillamook