The Beaverton review., March 13, 1931, Image 5

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TH K BKAVERTON K KV I KW
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ST. MARYS N KWS
Mr. J. <>« linger wn» In IVrtlam»,
Snturilny, i>n buslnnc»»,
Mm Nvltiv
McKlroy of Akihu,
Or#., was n Wfilimailny visitor her«.
Mr. nml Mm. Karl Parkinson mailt'
a business (rip to I'orllaiul Krlilay.
Mm. Jessie
V.
Myvra was III
I'orllaiul, Satuulay morning on buai-
naaa.
Mm. Cliaa. T .Myvra niaili' a busl-
nrss trip Saturday tnnriliriK to IIIII»
lioru, Ore
Mr», Chas.
T.
Myna matlf a
I usinesa trip Tucaday to Vaiiruumr,
Wunhington
Mr»
l ulu Wetzel of Vancouvar,
W ash, wat a week and guest of
Mra. t'hns. T Myers, hart'.
Mr
ami
Mta. K
I'arltinaon and
»1 na and Mra. A. I'arltinaon war*
iSumlay
vlaltora in Portland, Or».
Mra. I) Tiillman and Mia. Jessie
V. Myvra inadi' a liuamvaa trip to
•Ht John a, I’oitlaiul, and Varu'ouvrr,
Waah , Friday
Mr. nml Mra K. I'arkinaun and
Mra. thus T. Myvra atlvnduil thv
wrestling match on Wtulnvaday vvv
rung at IVrtland at the auditorium
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i FARM RFMINDKRS
-- j£| and no mal ter what name they go
by, they are alwaya bridled.
Many people enjoy a hlemb'd fla­
Nitrogen ia probably the moat im
that It, combining
portant commercial fertilizer uavd in vor In green»;
dandelion with apinach, or beet and
vegetable growing
turnip greens
I'erliapa no other equipment on
llruahing the lower cruet of a pic
the farm ta ipjile aa important to
efficient operation «nil for keeping with Vhe white of an egg and then
the fanner
in good humor,
ua a putting It in the oven juat long
enough for the egg to coagulate
good assortment of »mall toula.
help» to keep the filling from »oak
ing in.
Cow» which react to the agglu
^
tinabum le»l for infeetiou» alxirtlnn ifti
LOCAL NFWS
ia not found in the meat of the
*
*i
animal.
The Mis»e* Kva and Klale Whtt
The new leave» anti developing worth went on thr hike with other
rune» of the black rap rasplierry member» of the Oregon Trail» run
are very
susceptible
to mildew, on the Isrgi# Rocky Point Trail on
grower» And, ami It I» advisable to llic lower Columbia River Highway,
Sunday.
keep them coated wifh dusting »ul
In order to sidutrark a prsistent
phur nr lummer strength lime »ul
phur »pray from the time the flr»t rumor, Tom Allen called up over
sign of mildew appears throughout long distance telephone Mr. C. A.
the season, aatya the Oregon Kx - I.eavitt to inquire after the health
<f hla (Leavitt’a) ton, Teddy i-ea
périment alution.
vitt, Mr. Allen was informed that
Grasshoppers will lie abundant in Teddy was enjoying hia usual go‘>d
Oregon this year, believes the Ore
lealth, that at present he was fol-
gon Experiment station.
Although owing hla usual buaineas of hold-
there are several factor» that en
ir g rev v I meetings in Southern
ter in, rm al important ia ihe num­ Oregon, and that there was not
ber of eggs laid during the season. the »lightest foundation for the ru
Tlie long dry fall of last year was mor that Teddy was suffering from
favorable to maximum egg laying. Ioor health.
Mra. K. I'arkinaun and Mta. A
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Mr. and M n. <. P Foedaey « n w
1‘arklnaon and Mr» Jessie V My-
Sulphur and «dn«*r plant dunttni? .
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hoat ani hofltiifli f«»r an Impromptu
vra and Mr» (i. Ware were Friday powddT« iip l*«at upplt«*d
whi!«* th« . 1
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luncheon gueala at thv homv of air i» perfectly still, usually early «••""•r party Sunday Hefore break-
of
Boise
City,
Mr.» II. I’livv a( Aloha, Or».
th. oregon1 f“ »l. « C. Kordney,
in the morning, says
Idaho, arrived, and announced his
1«:
Ex|ierimenl »latlon
1 intention of making u short »lay.
- oiiUT HOI Sli ITKMS
Every Monday from 7:30 to 8:00 During the day, Mr and Mr» Oli»
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N
M arriafr l.lrfna«a
p.m. « II Club Railio Programs are Armentrout and children, of Hank»,
< »viIy unr couple upplied for a broadcast ewer station K<>AC M u ­ arrived for u short visit.
Mr. and Mr« K. P. Edwards und
marriaic«' Iken»«* th»» w#t*k, Jo«i>|ih sic, club news, and announcements
children, of Ismgview, also came for
J
Aufmuth ami Mary llof fen««-#, are |iatt of each program In ad
Mr. Edward» was formerly
v ho liith iruvr their
uddie»* at dltinn, however ape i»l attraction» a visit.
the
have lieen planned for each program. stationed here, employed by
Port la rvI
He is with that Com­
March lit,
1931, C. I.
Starr Standard Oil
Suit» lil«*d
Chairman of the Hoard of Higher pany at l>m g. iew
I! C F rdney of Boise City Is a
The following auita
have
bran Educali ion, will a|irak on the value
filnt In th«* Circuit Court:
' f 4-H clidia as he ae*-a it II C. liivaher to Alderman <>. P. Fonl-
llnion Snvinifi nml I.«»i»n Astoria
Feymour. the State Clot, l-ender, nay
tit»n a i ‘ »n»orat»on, v*. Alpha /eta
fra tern ity, a vorporatinn,
rt
ul,
im i titair«* for«» lomir«1
will speak on « II trailers’ training
On Msrcb 2.1. accomplishment» of
the National
4-H club committee
C. It Coyle v». Mra W. K till
will be given by O. M, Plummer,
more, money action.
a memlier of the national commit
Shut«* leaving* Hank va
Frank tor, hoys' and girla* chili « I v V
H. Ini via r i a), forerluiurr « f m«»rt
manager of the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition.
March 30. luinc County 4 H clubs
It. 1«. Kvvrtat «*t ux va. /t
L,
Kdwarda at ux, «uit for rcoviry will lie discussed by chib memlier»
club leaders. R. f . Kuehner, Coun­
nml )>oiiiM*»»ion of t«al property
ty Cluli Agent.
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Order» Signed
IIOMF POIVTFPS
'
Circuit Judir«* lt«Ki«*> signed the ’
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following oidera thin week:
Heating n cream aoup with a rn
<)»tar Summ et ux \n Nancy Ita
tary heater juat tiefnrr serving pre
ran et al. »ale mnfi'iin'n»n
Benjamin Franklin Sating*« Aaao- vent» the ranid format inn of a scum
nation va. M>ra loiCina et al. or­ over the top
dered t<» inc'hnle new party in »uit
flood tallio setting and service Is
an«l fil«*«l amended complaint.
*>tto Kricknui an I Cotupnny va. not primarily n matter of adherence
to arbitrary rule». It t» rather the
II A. havie», aanignment of judg
moat pleasing arrangement of the
ment.
material« on hand
Alfred J. Pieraon vs. Anna
M
Hart et al. «a»e «liamiaaed
To llrjuidify
granulated
honey,
Carrie Hoffman va. A M. Comp
place the jar in warm water nr nut
ton et al. default order
the honey
in the top of a double
H S. Robin*<»n v». (»«»». A K!ir\»
boiler It is nrrr«sary that the tom-
»kl. order of default.
p ratur' of ih honey lie “kepi below
the boiling point.
HIGH SCHOOL NKWS
i
Track lo lie Helped
Stanley Cornila,
Student
Body
i'reaident, appointed a committee In
put the track in condition for prac
tree Thoae on thia committee are
lloli Wrtght, Chairman. Ferdinand
l.rundlf, and llartdd I lean. There
are alsiut twenty live boya out ao
tur Ihia year, and u lot of interest
ha» been ahown
tirnnl
High School haa invited
1'voverton to participate in a tri­
angular truck meet to bv held ut
(.runt Howl, April 3. Hilt Military
Academy will I m - the third aehool to
take |>art.
CHÍHCií
rc
ANN OWCLML a TS
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Pastry rpuires the hottest oven
of any type of cooking.
Although fish needs to he nicely
browned, a much more delicate fish
will result if a low temperature 1 «
used for most of the rooking period
There is a great variety of lamb
chop«, but they are all tender meat
> r*c “ c h c » C u t
T o M it n y O t h r r A r U
In R 1 « mi * • 1 fi lo trnn«oce.i r» Se «e t
k It c. r. ili. now u in. . develo !»«• ! n*
1 po .ut :•» p Int minutilonlr.ill« >u «y «
1 Pial. i- t.rr, ' • this y**ai « ri !«! e«»n
«Idei »! » y lo Ihr Ir..in «con: : .*»*
iif III** I n lin i
IH > J 4 pilli­ teettli!
dt »t
ne«*ordina 1 Lo David « 1 .a r
K *' i il! i t c Vire i •rv ti«!«* n ..f Ilio
Uri II n •’«»ri lornll.in ot tm c.l» .1
it;i t'.u a« a service To lite II 'ine
h i. t.rrn re.n tiliix out for ua.o.la
thru tviili oilier e .i.ihli- lie i a r i» "l
entertainment and eitueuiton " Vt
Sainofl
s a )».
" la
the
retine
n. ut of musical nut speech rvpru
•In Hon. la conili.nailon with thr
mu le m piloti rapii Ito rendei the
i » o <t;«llnct service» involved la
broad’ n -ting reception
p«u thè
one hand, amt In recorded selective
programs upon the o ttu ri, in the
tlclil of sound moiloa picture davel
opnient. radio faces ano Iter season
of progress
•’ ll Includes In It» »cepe both
sound and sight, both color a a j
per»pecllve.
“ It is the tirsi system of communi
rations Hint has largely removed
the lim itations of time and sluice
fruiti the distribution of music and
speech. It promises eventually to
transmit the spectacles of life hy
s itili communication
N < channel
of traiivmlssloii offers a greater
field of expression lo tho entertain
ment art.”
1
Go j
To/!
^h u rch ;
Tuesday Dr. Maaon was called and
he found it necessary to take tw«u
ty stitches in the gash over the left
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SILLNILY PASSING *
NOTICE
Methodist Church
J. J. Patton, Minister
The teachers of the various classes
of the Bilile rchool greatly appre­
ciate the enlarged attendance at
10:00 a rn. I^st Sunday was another
“ red letter day” there being a
larger attendanre than at any pre­
vious Sunday school hour in this
school during the past year.
At 11:16 am the |a«tor will give
»
pre-Easter message upon the
theme “Jesu* the Author of Our
Faith.**
At 8:00 p m. the sunject will be
“Jesus the (jood Man.” I-a.iies Aid
will meat for work Wednesday at
Mid week service Wed
1:00 p.m.
nesduy at 8:00 p.m. The public is
cordially invited to all services of
the church.
Kinlon Church
Service* at the church for this
Sunday will lie as follows: Bible
school at 10:00 o'clock in the mom-
•rg; preaching by the paster. R"v.
W. E. Simpson, at 11:00 o’clock.
All are invited to attend- these ser-
vire*.
( ’huroh of Christ
There were one hundred and eight
at Sunday school last Sunday. There
was a baptismal service after the
evening sermon last Sunday
and
there will lie baptismal services 'a-
gain next .Sunday evening.
The numbers attending our pray­
er meeting service are increasing
Twenty were present at the la»’
meeting.
The ladies of the church held t«
missionary meeting at the home of
Sister Arnet Tuesday.
There were
eighteen present.
The ladies re­
ported thirty six calls that they
have made in the interest of the
church.
Next
Sunday
morning.
Mr
Springer will speak on the topic,
“The Necessity of Faith.” In the
evening, the topic will be, “Thing«
Coming upon the Earth."
The First Essential
of a Modern Home - -
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“Thf* is the year you must get
more value for your dollar ”
Six
Ways to
Nazarene Church
W . B. Tait, pastor
Revival meetings have been going
cn since Sunday, and the blessing
of God has been upon preacher anil
people I.a*t Sunday the evangelist.
Rev. Godfrey, preached two great
messages, setting forth vital Gos­
pel truths.
He holds the interest
of his congregation from start to
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M O R E Weight
M O R E Width
M O R E Thiek-
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.$9 6 in.
iso c u .in .
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65.69
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o f standardized serviee, where you can get everything your car requires—
tires, tubes, batteries, brake lining and accessories— gas, oil and lubrica­
tion— all under one r o o f; don't waste time ami money driving around to
a number o f speeialty shops.
The One-Stop-Service Store is the developm ent o f Harvey
Firestone, pioneer in rubber and rubber tires. Let us show you a eross-
seetion cut from a Firestone Tire — and cross-sections o f competitive
tires. See for yourself the quality— the extra plies under the treat!— the
extra value. All we ask is one thing: Come in and Compare.
Compare Prices and Service
|ire«lM« Tiretto*« T TIreetone
Junior
New»
The Juniors are very capubly rc-
presenlcd in the High School oper­
etta, th “Helle of Bagdad” with l.u
rille Nelson, Ruth Penney, Stanley
Cornila, Evelyn
Hawley,
Klcnnoi
Zürcher, and Wayne Sunnarhorg.
B A T T E R IE »
OLDFIELD TYPE
Bra»4
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Moll Or*or
C m ! Prioo
Tiro
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Por Bair
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Torch Honor New»
The members of the Torch Hon
or Society are very pleased to an
nnuncc thut Matt Snyder has re
reived the gold torch pin.
The Torch Honor Society is plftn
ning a ramping trip for Mntvh 20.
More than 900 men will be em-j
ployed in logging camps ahortly tn 4
the Oolumliin River territory.
Thursdays of every month at 11:00)
a.m. A pot luck lunch follows. In­
teresting books are being reviewed
and diacuaaed.
India ia the topic
for study.
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Recognition Service
Hattie E. Grimes, wife of C. A.
The Bethel Congregational church
if having a service of recognition Grimes, died Saturday at her home
heart
for Rev. Chas. F. Clark on Friday, on R 2. Beaverton, from
trouble. She had been sick only a
March 13. at 8:00 p.m.
few days but her demise was not
Rev. Oeo. N. Taylor will lie in
entirely unexpected, owing to the
charge. Following is the order of
service: Prelude. Doxology, Invoca­ nature of her affliction.
The deceased was horn in Penn­
tion, Responsive reading, choir, "On
sylvania, October 23, 1865. i»he came
ward Christian Soldier»”, scripture
Rev. H. 8. Wiley; hymn; welcome to Oregon only about two years ago
to city, Rev. J J Patton; a charge and settled on the Harry Wickcm
place a short ditance northwest of
to the people. Rev. Geo. A. Pollard;
Beaverton.
hymn; a charge to the pastor, Dr.
The fun*r*l was held at Pegg's
H L. Bates; right hand of fellow-j
Si. f ’pcelia Church
undertaking parlor-. WedneaHay, and
ship. Dr. C. H. Harrison; prayer of
the remains were shipped to Kansas
recognition. Rev. Godon A. W insor;:
Sunday Ma-.ses. 7:40 a.m., 10:00
for interment.
hymn;
benediction,
Rev.
Chas.
F,
a.m.
W E. Pcgg had charge of the
Clark.
Sunday Christian Doctrine, 8:30
funeral arrangements.
A
social
time
will
follow
this
ser­
a m , and 9:30 a.m.
Saturday Confession:
3:30 p.m , vice. Refreshment« will be served.
4:30 p.m, 7:30 pm., ard 9:00 p.m. All friends a.« well as members are * ------------------------------------- - . - j — ;»t
cordially urged to attend.
Weekday Masa, 8:20 am .
Luncheon and card party in the
Masonic Hall, Wednesday,
March
Dale Cyden, son of Earl Cydon of
18, from 12:00 to
1:00
o’clock.
Iktliel Church
Metzger was accidentally
struck
Bridge and “500” Admission 35c.
by a playmate with a golf sttca.
Advclft
Rev. Chas. F. Clark. 1'astor
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a.m.
Church service is at
11:00 am.
The topic in the morning service is
“ Koadbuilders to the Kingdom of
(iod,” and for the evening service,
“ Second Fiddle.”
All who do not
attend elsewhere are cordially in­
vited to worship with
us.
The Cfu-iatiari Endeavor Society
ii putting on a contest ailed “The j
C U N N IN G W A T E R !
Spider Web Contest.” The members
are divided into two groups, the
O M A T T E R where your home ia he-
“Tarantulas,” with Barbara
Cady
cited, you can have plenty of running
as captain, and the
“Scorpions,"
water under pressure in kitchen, ba thr oor l,
with Ronald Webb for their leader. '
laundry, garage and garden without bother
This contest is to continue for nine '
or attention, and at extremely low cost.
weeks. At the end of that' time the
Paul Pumps are fully automatic, silent,
losers give the winners a banquet.
•clf-oUing and sriH pump from deep or
Being present, on time, and bring- j
shallow well, lake or cistern. They may bs
ing visitors all count in the contest
operated with electric power or gasoline.
The C. E. Society of the church in
Come in today and let ua show you.
Oakland from which
Mr.
Clark
came ia putting on the same con­
test, and we are much interested in
C A U L
W A T E R
S Y S T E M S
seeing which society has the great­
est number of points at the end of
For Sale By Fortland Electric
the nine weeks. If you are not a
memlier of s'me other society com'
Lower Co.
Hillsboro
and join our “Spider Web.”
The
La lies'
Missionary Study
Class meets the first and
third
Jit pan's Fishermen I ’se Cormorants —/'»' V.s Wi’>h Rinps
Round Their Necks So They Can't Swallow the Fish
Hear From Confrrrncn Delegate»
After atudnt body bu»inr»» wua
discussed
at the regular (Student
Itody meeting of February 2H, re­
port» were given by the delegate»
ol l»ith the “ Klcvcnth Annual High
School Conference'' held at the U -
niveraity of Orgnn in Kugcnc, nnd
the
"Kducutional
(exposition"
al
CorvalUa.
Report» from the con
ference ut Kugene were given by:
Klizubeth Huff, concerning the an -
nual meeting» and lecture» »he ai-
ttnded; Hetty Taylor, about the trip
und Student Hotly officer»’ meet t- I
f-
ing»; nml Lcbert Wilson, about
fleer»’ meetings anti Student Body
problems The ro|M>rt from the Ed
ucational Conference whs given by
Florence Selandcr, who spoke about
hrr trip and the purpoae and ef­
fect of the conference in genera k
The reports were very interesting
anti there are to be more given Ut
the next meeting.
Shrubbery for High School
A committee has lieen appointed
y the Student Body President of
leaverton High School to look Into
tie matter of planting shrubs a-
nund the new Gymnasium, anti n-
ing the walk leading to the en-
rance. About $150.00 has lieen ap
ropriated from School funds to do
hi» work. Those on this committee
ire; Matt Snyder, Chairman, Mar
raret Kauppila and Ico Shell.
finish
The attendanre has kept
up nicely in all the services,
a no
many have rn eived spiritual help.
Several have lieen earnest seekers
at the altar of prayer
Saturday night the evangelist will
give an address adapted to the needs
of the young people.
Hia subject
will lie, “The Biggest I„ie
Ever
Told.“ Sunday will he ihe last day
of the aerie», with three great ser
vice» at 11:00 a m., 2:30 p.m., and
7:30 p.m.
Do not fail to hear thia God-bon-
ored man who preaches and sings
with true Pentecostal fire and en­
thusiasm.
Orchestra
music
and
special singing at every
service.
Everybody welcome.
are the same outstanding qual­
ity that is in Firestone Tires.
Extra ptmer
greater
depend,
a b ility .
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Fishermen In various lamia use all
sorts of methods tn their trade, hut
probably the most original and Inter­
esting Is that of the fresh-water
ffslierfoik of Japan, the Land of the
Rising Sun These enterprising peo­
ple employ trained cormorants— queer
long-necked black birds capable of
die Ing to great depths end they set
that their (ralherctl lishcrs are con­
stantly hungry so that they will show
proper seal In «.-eking their |.rty
T” j
prevent the birds from swsllowlng thr
l.sh. their nrrka krr bound by rm :s.
so that only the snisMrst specimen,
can pass through their artlUcIsll) •
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COURIER TYPE
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narrowed throats. I)y this mrsns,
nothing larger than a healthy sardine
ever goes down the bird's throat The
fishermen go out In light boots, each
manned by » team of two men. One
handles the boat while the other looks
after the diving birds. A cormorant
tender handles up to a dozen birds by
siting» attached to the birds' necks
precisely ns ■ msrlonrttr artist e-oiks
Ills puppets
Cormorant fishing Is
t'sually clone at night, but a» thr Mali
dislike moonlight, dark nights »re
chosen, and the fishermen work by
torchlight
The exact date of the
m'.rtn of this style of fishing Is un­
known but It Is believed to have ex
islctl I thousand years ago.
Japan Is becoming more and mors
popular with winter travelers, and fine
new steamers are constantly being
built to sccommodate them One of
the latest additions to tha trans­
pacific fleet Is the new 28,000-ton
Canadian Pacific liner Empress of
Japan, thr largest and fastest vessel
on the Pacific, which makes the tun
from Vancouver, via Honolulu, to
Yokohama. In 14 days, thence pro­
ceeding to Kobe. Nagasaki and other
Oriental port« The Empress of Japan
holds the blue ribbon of the Pacific,
recently wrested from her runniug-
mnte thr Empress of Cnnada. foi the
fastest sailing lime from Yokohama to
Vancouver.
Speri;
not identify him to the public, usually because he builds hi« fira! line tires under his own name.
GltAij /iltfal«*'.—-F>«*ry tire manufactured hy Flrehloin* bears the name “ F1RESTONL” und Car­
rie« their ttnUiuiud guarantee und our*— you are doubly protected.
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