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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 , 11)32 TUE BEAVERTON II KV I RW I St. Cecelia Church Where To Go l ! IT H U n C l T l '--------- — f ANN 0TNCIMEVI3 Sunday Masses, 7:40 a.m., and I0:o0 a m. Sunday Christian Doctrin«, 8:30 a m., and 9:30 a.m. Saturday Confession, 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p m., 7:30 p m., and 9:00 p.ns. Weekday Mass, 8:20 a.m. REBF.KAH CLUB hK K VK A L IT T L E B E A U T Y ALO NG W ITH YOUR M EALS JKINTON IIA I'l’ KNINGKi Mr. and Mr». (¡«o r g « Snider and family »|M-nt Friday with Mra. Snl- ‘•W * »lite r In Portland. II. J. Valentin* attended a meet In* o f certified potato grower* held In IVrtland la»t Tuesday. J. ('. I.eedv of Koaeburg, formerly of thia town, wai transacting l.uil nv»» around town la»t 'Monday. M>*r Hire and »on o f near North Plain» were Tucuday visitor* at the home of 8. II. Pomeroy, Tile Flat road. and Mr. and Mr». Joe Bush. Mr». Rebecca Klleraon visited at the home o f Mr. and Mr». George l.unn In Portland, from Friday tIU Decorative Diahe» A r» Pleasing To Both the Stomach and tb» Soul “ Hand.om* U as handsome do*»," , wf c0UnM,i put when that certain The Hirkenlooper family spent von™« taste» as good as it looks New Year’» day at the home o f P ^ tty . then you've served both Mr», ilickenlooper’i brother, James *>oul and Stomach and beautified Pray, at Newberg. your table besides! Anything Mr sn.l Mr. II____ «. , soup to nuts or inbctween -ta ste* Sunday. Sunday in honor o f the sl,ti*Th birthday o f Mr». Brownrigg'. f.th er, Mr. Evans. * * ° Ut ,et * ‘ ‘ ‘“ U ‘T ? 1* I u j **•■ •«« will tell you ! tb* only place for foods that re«em~ ble butterflies» candles, or houses la ! in the restaurant window; true, distorting good food into a weird form that resembles nothing ever seen on land or sea ia not the best of taste. But contrast In color, texture and taste, a bit o f imagina- tion and daintiness makes the d if- ference between "dining" and M l ) "eating." ICe heartening to see tne Labi, looking pretty, too. Beeidea— it's fun! And if you want to go to the extreme, it's your own business. Here are some really pr*tty diahes that are in good taste The Rebekah Needle and Social Club will hold their monthly meet ing Friday (tod ay) at the home of Bertha Wilson in Beaverton. A pot lurk lunch will be served at noon. 2 tbapi. rich milk or cream to pkg. pasteurised dates to cup nut meat* or celery Salt Lettuce HKHEKAH C ARD F A R T Y Salad dreaiing Riff» ciheese to a paste with the The Rebekah Needle and Social cream, add chopped pitted dates, nuU or celery, and salt to taste. club are giving a card party Friday Drain canned peaches from their evening, January 8, in the I.O.O.F. syrup, fill hollow in six peaches hall. Refreshments and prizes. A d Everybody wel- j with cheese mixture, cover with re mission 25 cents. * A dv c 6 maining peaches. Then take a bit come. Due to an error in the date as I o f red vegetable coloring on back of spoon and brush every peach to printed last week, we are glad to make “ bloom." Fasten a sprig of make the correction thia week. The mint or other leaf to top to make party ¡» being hell tonight (Friday, stem end. Serve on lettuce and pass January 8 ) and everyone U cordi ally invited to attend. salad dressing. Six servings. J;oi low ' I ON OREGON FARMS*" tht rQe'trrji Q — - VO O « * ---------- ------------------------■ I Baker -Sulfur, applied at the rat* of H jo pounds to the acre, increase* the yield of alfalfa on Baker county farms from 50 to 100 per cent, This has been proved in triala car • | ried on during th* past four years, £>(hurch ¡ i according to F. T. Fortner, county agent. Sulfur has now been applied to more than 800 acres o f alfalfa 1 V i in the county, increasing the yield * at least a ton or more o f hay per : acre at a sulfur cost o f $2.80 per : acre. On the basis o f $7 hay, this i brings an increased return *o al 5 falfa producers o f $»600 annually fo r a four-year period. Christ Go i To/I j "*r»- J. M. Thompson entertained c= with a New Year's dinner, the fo l- Church of W K. Hue of Shady Brook wa* __ lowing guests being present: W il- Fir Tree Cakes M IC H IG AN C LU B C ARD I'A R T Y vl»itor la»t Monday at the home of iiam Miller and family o f Portland, Eugene— Demonstration trials to Bake white cake in small tea G. W. Springer, minister Mr. ati«j Mr». Hubert Pomeroy, Tile A lfred Miller and family o f Oregon The Michigan Society is sponsor compare Austrian winter field pea» rake pans lined with fluted paper < ity, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denton Flat road. Next week will be nature study with vetch a» an orchard cover crop evening baking cups. When cool, cover the ing a card party Friday of Portland. On Saturday Mrs. tops with white frosting and sprin (tonight) at Sunnyside Hall, East week for the Bible school. Sister are being carried on in Lane coun M r». Walter VanKleek and Myrtle Hardman and children o f kle generously with shredded co- Thirty-fourth and Yamhill street», E. Hall will give a short talk on the ty again thia year. Orchardiata co daughter Kathryn o f lleavertun were Wilson o f railing la»t Tuesday on relative» Heavertnn, and Mrs. coanut. The snow-covered ground is Portland. Dancing and refreshments. subject during the Sunday school operating in these trials with O. S. Aloha were dinner guests at th e around town. now ready for the fir tree, which is Everyone is invited, and is assured program. There was a good atten- Fletcher, county agent, are Roy T hompson home. Adv . dance in the school last Sunday. Woodruff, E. G. Cleverdon, Frank made from a small conical green o f having a good time. Mr». W. C. Ilall, who had been ® ~ ~ ~ 1 .. 9 RemerrAmr opening exercises begin B. Harlow, James Gardens, Chase gum drop. Insert a short tooth pick Waiting with her parent* in llaine» promptly at 9:45 a. m. B E AV E R TO N P.-T. A- M EETING into the base o f the gum drop. Gardens, all Eugene, and McKenzie la*t week returned to her home, V ---------------------- ------jg N ext Tuesday will be the regular Blossom farm. Springfield. Former Stick the tooth pick into the frosted l i i t Tuesday. M A R R IA G E l i c e n s e s Monday, January 11, is the date missionary meeting and silver tea. trials o f this nature have been non- cake so the base of the "tree' is Mr. and Mrs. T . A . Thoma. of t h e i Sister Lewis will continue the book conclusive, Fletcher says. Where the one-half inch above the set for the next meeting o f Harold K. Plep o f San Francisco * nd U ,U * ood 100 Th* y ,houW about Portland returned to their home last »ml Margaret Welsh of Beaverton Parent-Teachers’ associa I report. “ snow". Portland tcmPt V00* peas were planted without » com Thursday after »pending a week were married by the Christian min- Christian Endeavor is at 6:45 p. m. panion crop they made an excel tion. An interesting program has Maiden's Blush with Mr. and Mr», W. C. Hall. been prepared, and everyone inter J Promptness at this meeting is also lent growth, apparently better than Snowballs later. Rev. Gerold Bash, at the home (Colorful Emergency Dessert) is ; urged. Cut or break Ange! Food Cake ested in Parent-Teacher work vetch, but where sown with a grain Mr. and M r». J. A . Heins of o f Mrs. Mary Welsh in Yamhill 2 egg whites j A t 11:00 a.m. Mr. (Springer will crop they smothered out worse than into small even cubes. Holding the j cordially invited. I-ebanon Were gueata la it ISunday a. county. 1 cup strained cranberry sauce pteach on the topic “ An Approach the vetch. cubes with a fork, dip them into the home o f Mr. and Mr». Wayne Eric G. Benson and Gladys Imbric Beat cranberry sauce with a fork thin white icing. With a spatula, To God.’’ A t 8.00 p. m. the subje:t VanKleek. Pleaaant Valley road o f Hillslioro were granted a mar- I until smooth. Beat egg whites until cover the cake on all sides. Allow B eaverton ReLok- will be “ Turning A w ay From Christ.” riage license this week, Mr • " ‘I Mr». O. B Kr.ua and s tiff; add cranberry sauce gradu the surplus to drip Tell the merchant you ah Lodge N o. off. Dip the Scott E. Campbell o f Forest family of Hillsboro »pent last Tue» ally, P“ beating after each addition. frosted cubes into shredded cocoa- 248 m eets firs t saw his ad in the ‘Review. Grove and derm i» A Huth. o f Am - ™ « * » U r Bethel Church day at the home o f Mr. and M r». and tliii-d Tu es nut and shape into balls with the Wash , havr obtained a license ^ lh* wh,plilin *>»*•«* F lo yj Hierly, Pleasant Valley road boy. day even in g s a! lo wed Chill thoroughly. Serve with cu»- hands. Place on waxed paper until Rev. Charles F. Clarke, I’astor __ ______7:30 P. M. in the Mtaa Winifred Wribel o f (Jre.ham W alter A . Senior and Dorothy 1 U rd ? * * * / r° m th' • " t f * ? * ’ frosting has dried on the surface. I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Edna Sheets, MICKIE SAYS— Mr. Clarke w ill begin a series of and MU» liertha Gerig o f Salem A . Smith o f Portland were Issued “ r » ilh »hipped cream. Recipe Secretary, Mrs. Roar Stevens. sermons next (Sunday morning en have been guests during the pa»| a marriage license thia week Any Iron Today, I-ady? makes G servings. p -tf titled "M orning Walks with 4esus."* Your winter diet needs iron! To N. G. fe e k at the home o f Mr. and Mr», /A* SUSlUSSSAtAD.OO'OO This Sunday the topic will be “ With Brown-Eyed Susans August II. Dallmann. be sure, you art serving foods UKe rr ¥A*U M>UR.<5USW>M«Ri C lR C U fT COURT Jesus along the Highways o f L ife ." which contain this valuable mineral, Cuv gooos cor of (A Gold and Brown Mocha Mold) Mr» C. Hansen, who makes her Suits Filed N O TIC E TO CREDITORS There will follow "Beside the Fields TH?/ COULD HAVE JUST AS WEU. include some o f these “ irony” foods. 1 thap. gelatine home with her daughter, Mr». H. Charity R. Cog is asking for » Road HAVE BOUGHT OP VOU7 TWEJJ Reef, Egg*. Milk,. String Be»..», In Ihe Matter of the Esiste o f Scott with Jesus,” “ Walking the 14 cup cold water J . Valentine, has been »pending the divorce from 4. B. Cox, charging I Smith, Deceased VOU KUOW HOW HE FEEL. through Samaria with Him,*' Dates. Beets. Cabbage. Turnips. 114 cups hot coffee pa»t few week» with her daughter, him with wilful desertion They Y.’« e u nou 6euo v o u a , NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N “ Climbing the Mountain with Him ." Peanuts, Spinach, Apples. 14 cup sugar Mr». K. C. Hallberg, o f Portland. were married at ISt. Johns, Or* . In (XUM nue ORDER. AVWWl that the undersigned has been ap and “ Going into the Desert with 14 cup nut meats pointed administratrix o f the estate Him." Michael lurdwig, »on o f Mr. and 1914. Another Belief Discarded ^4 pkg. pasteurised dates Mary Iziuise Kuhne I* suing Kurt o f Scott Smith, deceased, by the Mr». Sam Ludwig o f this town, ana Sunday at 7:30 pan. the topic will V4 teaspoon vanilla Exhaustive tests made recently County Court o f the State of be “ Saints— How Do They M i»» Klisabeth Waldering of T i Wilhelm Kuhne for divorce, charg G et 1/3 cup heavy cream definitely prove that no harmful Oregon for Washington County, and That Way ?” gard Were married last week. Con ing cruel and Inhuman treatment. Soak gelatine in cold water for reaction takes place when canned asks to be allowed to resume has duly qualified. A ll persons hav gratulation» from friends in this She ___ The Church School meeth at 9-45 at i .. least five dissolve , , __________ ■ 'a s , n v e minute«; in in u ie e , u i » » u i * e gela- k v is - grapefruit is left in the can, after ! town, ing claims against said estate are a.m. and Intermediate and Senior opening. The acid o f the fruit and j ried January 10. l » 3 L y m‘ r ' tin*. Und, *u|t* r *" h<* required to present the same to the Endeavor Societies at 6:30 p.m. the metal of the can do not "w a r " i Mr. an«j M r». V irgil I-andrsa and administratrix at 926 American as we used to believe, so relegate | children o f Chitwood, who had been F inane *»T Bank Building. Portland. Oregon, visiting Mr» lumdess' parents, Mr. fn . m ' u , ‘ cor»>or,l'on' »" in the cup o f sliced dates, chopped that belief to the past along with j Methodist Church r oneY- nut*, vanilla «nd whipped cream. outmoded ideas that “ night air is j on or before six (6 ) months from and Mr». J. J. VanKleek, Pleasant Tour into individual chill | harmful” , "shell-fish ____ , . . . ,, , « « u r iiivo munmu.i mold» and ...... and milk the date o f first publication of this Valley road, returned to their home Rev. L . C. Poor, Minister _ , ^ dud* ' Bagley untjj flrm Unmohi. When ready to should not be eaten at the same notice. U »t Friday. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Dated and first published, D e The suit ha» been di»rei»»ed, in »»rve garnish with whipped cream meal,” etc. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Harris (B e r the action between Christian Ritter »nd lay strips o f cut dates in shape Preaching by the minister at 11:00 cember 25, 1931. tha Dallmann) returned to their and Oscar Kuhns, executors o f the 0f a flower on top, placing a nut Subject, “ Highways And Date o f last publication, January a.m. When E gg* Are Plentiful home in Silverton. the first of last John Ritter estate, vs. Harvey Ma- meat in center. 4 to 6 servings, Hedges.” The minister desires to When the hens lay plentifully, 22, 1932. week, after »(lending the t'hristmaa honry. _ _ Elmira Whitford, Administratrix meet the official members fo r a few and their yield is low-priced, in holiday» with Mra. Harris' parents, Pineapple Snowflakes In the case o f Martin Bernards clude this perfectly delicious egg of the Estate o f Scott Smith, De minutes a fter this service. Mr. ami Mr». August II. Dallmann Preaching at 7.30 p.m. hy the ceased. vs the Commissioners o f the c ity dish in your luncheon menu (A Cocoa nut Delicacy) minister. Subject, “ China o f Today.” McCamant. Thompson & King. M i»» Matilda Dallinger, who o f Orenco. it is ordered that t h e Shirred Eggs Pimiento l to cups cooked rice by many makes her home with her sister, petition be dismissed, and that th« Butter iniividual ramekins or shal 926 American Bank Building, Port This will be illustrated 3 tbsps. powdered sugar Attorneys for A d new pictures. Mr», bertha Shaver, has been en defendant* have judgment against low baking dishes. Pour 1 table land, Oregon, to cuD shredded cocoanut Ladies' A id every Wednesday. advc gaged to teach the Fair View school the plaintiff foy their costa, a mm spoon cream or rich milk into each ministratrix. to cup crushed pineapple (primary grades) near Forest drove o f $15.50. dish. Add a layer o f chopped cooked 1 tbsp. candied orange peel for the remainder o f the school meat— ham or liver is recommended. to cup cream (whipped) Mary Oden was found to be tn year. salt and pepper. Mix rice with remaining ingred Sprinkle with default in her suit with Charles ients, folding in the whipped cream Slip an egg into each dish; dot Mrs, J. C. (Snider and son l-cster Smith and w ife. last. Pile in sherbet glasses, chill, with a bit o f butter; season again; »pent Friday at the home o f Mr». sprinkle generously with cocoanut garnish with strip* of canned pim P R O B A TE COURT Snider's »on, and hi* wife, iento. Place the baking dishes in and serve very cold, 4 servings. M r. and Mr». Glenn Snider of I*ake Petitions Filed a »hallow pan, and pour about an Grove. The Snider family called on A petition filed by Lillian Thyng inch o f water in pan. Set pan in Peach Bloom Salad Mr. Snider who is ill in Emanuel and Kate Munthe, daughters of moderate oven (375 degrees F .) ana (The Envy of Georgia Trees) hospital in Portland, during tne day. Mary Stitt, state« that Mrs. Stitt is bake until egg whites are firm (20 12 canned peach halves to her age and Those who were reported as ill incompetent due minutes). 1 pkg. cresm cheese last week are »11 doing well. Vic mental and physical infirmities and is tor Anicker is out of the hospital. not able to conduct her affairs. They Fisher bodies Chevrolet has ever introduced. And the \Thcn you read what's nrir in the new Chrr- Jack Anderion, in St. Vincent's, and ask that a time and place be fixed aame qualities of reliability and economy that have woo rni. t Six. you, too, will agree it’s the Great and appointed fo r a hearing when J. C. Snider, in Kinanuel, are doing the approval of million* of Chevrolet owner*. All these American Value for 1932. Syncro-Mesh and Free Wheel ust cause should he shown as to as well as can be expected. Their you will find in the new Chevrolet Six at one of the lowest ing combined for the first time in alow-priced car! Engine many friends will be very glad to why an order ahould not be made prices in the market! That'» why the new Chevrolet Six and chassis improvements that raise performance to new appointing Osrl P. Munthe as the hear these good reports. is railed the Great American Value fur 1932! beighta of power, speed and amoothnrsa! T b « finest guardian of her person and estate. Mr. and Mr». Roy Hierly and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox Orders Sirned hy Judee Templeton »pent Friday at the home of Mr. It ha* been ordered that the ad and Mr». II E. Grabhorn, Cooper ministratrix o f the estate o f Imuis mountain. A new year's dinner was Powers, an-i her bondsmen lie dis served at noon. The families of Mr. charged. and the estate closed. and Mm Fred Grabhorn and Mr*. The estate nf Erwin Ritter has Husa Grabhorn and those first men been closed. tioned were dinner guests. January 18th is the date set for Mr. and Mrs. K U Cox and Mr. the hearing o f IMary Stitt, when and M r*. II. P. Newman o f Linn- •he is to appear and show cause. If Simplified Free W h eelin g A Smoother, Im proved ton were dinner guests Sunday, o f any, why Carl P. Munthe should Syncro-Mesh Transmission not be appointed her guardian. Six-Cylinder E i j i i i e To take advantage o f Chevrolet’ » Mr. and Mr». L. W. Crowder of Syncro-Mesh permit* you to shift -B Free Wheeling, simply press a button Chevrolet now has down-draft c»r- grara with marvelous quickncva, Scholls. Part o f the afternoon was HITEON NEWS on the dash. Until you pull it out liurclion. new evlinder head, mani- quietne»» and ease. It even enable* spent very pleasantly at the home again, you “ F lee Wheel." You fiJding. counter -halanerd crankshaft You to shift rapidly from high back and rubber mounting, increasing coast when your foot is off the accel into second, any time you want to of "grandma" Rowell and vocal and The D. J. Nelson family spent erator. You shift with magical eaae. power 20 per cent to 60 horsepower. use the braking force ot the engine. instrumental music was given by New Y ear’s Day in Portland at the Mrs. John Sutherland, M r*. N ew Orandel home. COURT 1I0 USK ITEMS What’s New in the New Chevrolet Six f man, Hert Rowell and E. L. Cox. ALOHA-HUHER w----------------- -------------- —a Goorge Petrovich of Portland was a caller at the Harry W right home Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Weaver spent New Year’s clay with friends in Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Rogers spent New Year's day with friends in Portland. Steven Black had as his g u e 't' over Saturday and 'Sunday, friends from Corvallis * Mrs. Alice Wheeler has returned from a visit over the holidays with telative* in Portland. Mr. and Mr*. J. T . Yo:V enter tained friends at a New Y ear’s party Thursday evening. Mrs. Irene Gustafasen of Portland was a dinner guest at the Joe Rush home on New Year’s day. Earl Brownrigg o f Portland spent New Year's with hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brownrigg. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Beattie were Sunday dinner guests at the Helmer Johnson home in IVrtland. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Frost enter tained at card» New Year’s night. Theme present were Mr. and Mr*. Urton, Mrs. Doutit and aon Guy, Elixabeth Struthers spent several days la*t week in Portand as the guest o f Miss Maureen Rice. Vincent Willoughby had the mis fortune to chop his Ibig toe almost off. Dr. Mason found it necessacy to take four stitches. The Misses Vivian and Ardis Nelson and Elizabeth Struthers attende,! the C. E. watch party at the Riley home near Beaverton. X -rays taken o f Mr, Doyle's eye showed several pieces o f steel in it. An operation was performed on tne eye just before Christmas and Mr. Doyle is recovering at the Veterans’ hospital In Portland. 8h— ---------------------------------------- B 1 Oregon Stale News I s---------------------------- a Kraaman brother* have purchase« 3,000.000 feet o f tim1>er west of Cascadia, and will have moat o f the logs trucked to I-ebanon for manu facture Into lifmber. Pacific Co-operative plans to build , . *7 , _ . . receiving station at Roseburg, which will serve as an outlet to poultry producers In Douglas and l.oos counties. The dairymen of Wasco and Hood River counties in Oregon and K lic- kitat County o f Washington have formed a Mid-Columbia Co-opera- tive Creamery Association. They plan tho construction o f a plant at Hood River. By Jane Rogeta ml IE next time you want to serve J. a particularly delicious steak, try using a small amount of sugar as one of tho seasoner«. Without sweetening, the sugar seals the juices behind a crisp, brown crust, and thus preserves every bit of the flavor. Selact a thick steak and eub Into it s mixture of one tea spoon each of salt and sugar aud one-fourth teaspoon pepper. Brush a hot skillet or broiler with fat and placo the steak to cook. Turn now and then until done to your taste. Serve on a hot platter, dotting but ter over the meat before serving. PAPBR IS VINDICATED AS WEATHER RAGES! — — — The Putnam Oounty Herald, S. Haden Young, editor; recently won u notable victory in a sustained effort to bring about a needed improvement in Cokeville, Tenn. Owing to lack o f rainfall at Burgess Falls, the poweer source, an emergency light plant was necessary, otherwise the community might be plunged Into darkness at almost any time. Front page boxes and other articles calling attention to the dsn- " r™ ‘ » " '" 8 «> »"*' ger were couched m vigorous lan- Many reader, were disposed ^ ^ KdUor Vo .. „ X S , fch. t it w„ had to Coffee imparts1 a delicious and un usual flavor to pie£ cakcj1 and pudding A ll half a cup of Black coffee to your fav orite reci g iv» publicity to the city's defleien- eies. Knowing that an object lesson was sure to come. Mr. Young eased u „ in hia campiagn. | the appropriation that would insure | The lesson came when the city an emergency plant. 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