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FRIDAY. JANUARY I!-’ , IMS TÜR HRAVKRTON RETI RW Sunday morning on "W hy Men Mias the Mark.” The evening topic will be, “ Walking with G od.” I c iiu h c i T I iSNOiWMEVn Bethel Church HUBER CARD PARTY niah with mayonnaiae. will aeve 6 to 8. Painless Way to Serve Vitamin C— Ponce l)e l«eon Ate Gra,pefruit First Ponce De Leon, adventurer ana balance. discoverer of Florida, may not have Alva T. Ifctiham: charged vlth | found the Fountain o f Youth as he m ----------------------------------- m insanity. hoped, but he did start one meri I. I .earned: charged with non- ,I r i Warren Wilton It very III torious practice when he fed his ■ I her home on Pleasant Valley aupport. buccaneers on the "pomelo” because Jaa Kollck: charged with the road. he thought it must be good for them. possession and sale o f liquor. We know how Ponce "builded better Hay Cooper of near Seattle, Wkw. John iSmith: charged with larceny. than he knew,” because the pomelo, la visiting with hla aunt, Mr« Ever- sweetened, adapted and improved, ett Wright, Cooper mountain. CIRCUIT COURT was the ancestor o f our grape fruit, Mr. ami Mra. Floyd Ilierly arul Charles Hy vs Caroline Sy: dl- I a mu«t valuable source of vitamin family took Sunday dinner with Mr. vorre suit. They were married at C. ami Mra. Herman Metzenllnc of Cornelius, April, 1931. Plaintiff The home-maker and menu-plan lllteun. charges crusl and inhuman treat ner, knowing that while only small ment, asks for marriage ties to tie 'Mr. and Mra. Harold Cutting uf amounts of the “ anti scorbutic” Koblnaun station spent Friday aa broken, and anything which the vitamin will keep us from the af- court may deem Just. Kucala at the home of Mr. and Mra. Mictions resulting from its lack, a E. Pulnter vs. United Farmers J. C. Snider. large amount is necessary for full Co., a corporation: action for mon Mlaa Olive tuning of lllllalroro, ey. C. K. Yeager la the attorney health and vigor, will be glad to find she c«n serve grapefruit pain- who waa a gueal of Mlaa Mable Van for the plaintiff. iesaly! Experiments have proven Kleek for a week, returned to her Lena Tulke vs. Fred Kchnale ct that vitamin C in grapefruit ia not home last Turaday. ux: action for money destroyed by the canning process. Ernest l.yda vs. John and Mary Quarterly conference o f the Evan Not a segment, not a core, not even gelical churches In this district will Kanes: action for money. a seed to remove! tie held this Saturday evening with Grapefruit Is versatile—aerve it PROBATE COURT the Mountain Home church. A petition by a son of Gottlieb as a canape or cocktail for the first Mra. Wayne VanKlcok has been J Srhmidlke, deceased, that W. P. course; as a main dish, as a salad ill at her home on I'leaaanl Valley Dyke o f Fureat Grove lie appointed for the central course; or as a fruit road during the past week. She la administrator o f his father’s estate dessert. And by all means remem reported aa much Improved at this W. W. Hollingsworth petitions to ber it's famous for its “ wake-up writing he appointed administrator o f the taste” for breakfast! II. J. Valentine haa been sorting estate o f Charlotte D. Schaffenberg, i Pomelo Canape and sacking his certified potatoes deceased. (First Course-Appetizer) during the paat week and they have 1 No. 2 can grapefruit lieen hauled to IVrtland by Harry Orders .Signed by Judge Templeton 2 oranges February 16 la the date set for Kliander's truck. Water creas the final hearing of the estate of Mrs. K K. Lorensen, daughter of Major Froh, and the final settle 6 slices pinea| 4 >le Hev. arul Mrs Simpson, beautifully ments of the Amanda Jumr Dillaby Separate the oranges into sections, rendered a vocal solo during the estate, the Frank L. Smith estate, removing all while membrane Place service at the ktnton church and the Annie M. Nicholson es a slice o f pineapple on an individ Sunday morning. ual serving plate. On the pineapple tate. sections of the February 12 is the day fixed for arrange alternate .Hiss I'earl 1'rmgle who haa been making her home for some time the final settlement of the estate orange and grapefruit to form a semi-circular mound. Decorate with past with her grandfather, F. A. of Joseph Saunders, deceased. The final settlement of the Peter a sprig of watercress or fresh mint. Ilueher, went to Portland recently, Trachsel estate will be on Feb. 23. Yield: 8 servings. where she will be with relatives T k INTON IIA l'l'K N lN G s“ D. W. L. MacGregor offered the Mr. and Mrs. Harry A . Un-hards Alexander Brandt, de entertained at a community "WO’ father of The party at their hmnr, Friday evening. ceased, $4600 in settlement. There was a very good attendance court thought it a reasonable amount and the evening waa very plrasant- and ordered the administrator, Mr. Brandt, to accept the sum. A lex ly apent. ander Brandt was killed in an auto Mrs. Lovina Wedeking an| son mobile accident on the Canyon road, Julius and Mra. Imuiae VanKIeek November 24th The accident re ami daughter, Mias Mable VanKIeek. sulted from a collision between the were In Hillsboro last Tuesday They cars of the deceased snd Mr. Mac called on August Wedeking who is Gregor. In the hospital there. “ c o u r t llOCSK 1TKMS*1 SB--------------------------------------------------- ® MARRIAGE LICENSES William M. MeCalln, Jr., of Port land, and Helen V. Etzcl of Hills boro . Elmore R. ‘Schroeder *n<i Helen Rriot, both o f Hillsboro. ARRESTS Dave Reiser: charged with lar ceny. I.m ris Spasta: charged with the possession of liquor. H p plend guil ty and was fined $100. He paid $50, and was given 60 days to pay the Miss Mary Grand, a teacher in the Aloha-Huber school, and her sister. Mrs. Whitehead, a teacher in the Cedar Mills school, and a friend who is working in the Cafe have rented the Jones place and will move there this week. The streets of Dayton have been graded. Plans are being made by the Linn County court to remodel an»! re habilitate the Linn County jail. The county road crew is placing direction signs at all important road intersections in Clackamas county. This salad Froaty Fruit Mold (A Frozen Dessert Salad) 1 No. 1 can grapefruit 1 No. 2 can mixed fruit 1 cup diced celery 1 cup mayonnaise 1 cup chopped almonds 1 Vi cups heavy cream Vi pkg. pasteurized datos Drain canned fruits thoroughly, cut in small pieces, combine the fruits, celery and almonds. Whip cream and add it to mayonnaise. Add cream and mayonnaise to fruits. Pack in trays of mechanical > ! refrigerator or in a tightly sealed , mold in a mixture of ica and salt until frozen (about 4 hours). Un ' mold. Serve on lettuce and garnish small amount of cream I with a ' mayonnaise. Yield: 1 Vi quarts. (12- 14 servings). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the estate of Scott Smith, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington County, and has duly qualified. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are required to present the same to the administratrix at 926 American i Bank Building, Portland, Oregon, | on or before six (6) months from the date of first publication of this | notice. Dated and first published, De- | comber 26, 1931. , I Date of last publication, January h Go , T o/ COPTER BEFORE BREAKFAST Y ° U R guests »111 appreciate a * cu p o f coffee first thing In the m ornin g — If It Is properly mad* and served. Muhe cofTee In the proportion ol a heaping tablespoon to a large cu f o f w ater and serve piping hot la dcm l-taaac with or w ithout augur In hotels and on dining curs tbli Is called a "C offee C ock ta il." U the private hom e It la a m ark ol courtesy that gueata will appraclati and rem em ber. d --------------------------------------------— a Real Estate Transfers | THREE LINK A SSN . The Three Link Association of Washington County will hold their quarterly meeting Friday evening, RALEIGH ITEMS January 22 in th« Beaverton High ti- school. The Beaverton Oddfellow Mrs. Annie Watkins is in the and Rebekah Lodges will be hosts. Portland Sanitarium. 1=5- Methodist Church Rev. L. C. Poor, Minister Sunday school at 10(00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. by the minister. A chart sermon. Mid week service, Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Ladies' Aid every Wednesday af ternoon. Kinton Church 6£TTY BARCLAYS ItlELPRIL BINTS You and your friends ara cor dially invited .to attend a card par’ y to be given by tha Ladies’ Auxiliary of tha Huber Commer cial Club house, Saturday evaning, January 23 at 8:00 p.m. Cards at 8:30 sharp. Lunch and prixaa. 26< admission. Children not playing cards, 8 to 18 years, 10* admission. Adv e 8 ia Señorita Halad (Accompaniment Salad) 1 No. 1 can grapefruit 1 canned pimiento 4 ripe olives or pickled walnuts Mayonnaiae dressing Iceberg lettuce or other green St. Cecelia Church Arrange segments o f grapefruit on bed o f lettuce to form a star. Sunday Masses, 7:10 a.m., Lay strips of pimiento between segments. Place a halved ripe olive 10:00 a m. or slice o f pickled walnut at center Sunday Christian Doctrine, of atar and decorate segments of a m., and 9:30 a.m. grapefruit with tiny bits o f relish. | Saturday Confession, 3:30 Serve with plain mayonnaise or any 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 9:00 favorite salad dressing. This recipe Weekday Mass, 8:20 a.m. serves four. Green snd Gold Dessert 1 pkg. lime gclntin 1 cup boiling water 1 No. 1 can grapefruit Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Drain juice from can o f grape fruit into measuring cup; gdd suffi cient cold water to fill cup Add grapefruit Juice to dissolved gelatin; pour into a rinsed shallow pan. Chill; cut into cubes, and pile in glasses with grapefruit segments. HITEON N EW S Wednesday the 27th, Washington Molded Grapefruit with Cream county pumuna grange will convrne • ---------------------------------------------------BB, , Cheese Miss Dorothea Strulhcrs was a with Tualatin grange in all duy and (Main Dish Salnd) evening session at Tualatin. Kinton dinner guest Monday evening at the 2 tbapa. gelatine will send a good delegation an.) all A. Robinson home in Portland. cup cold water grangers are invited to attend. !-ast Friday Mr. and Mrs. K. D. 1 No. 1 can grapefruit Hite attended the funeral In Port Mr. and Mrs K I- Cog attended W cup sugar the joint meeting o f Ruby Kobrkah land of Mra. Grace Wikandcr who Juice of 1 lemon h-dge of Scholia, Gaston lodge, and was a cousin o f Mr. Hite’s. Lettuce Hillsboro Kebekah lodge o f Hills Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davies en j cream cheese boro, last Tuesday evening. The oc tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and 2 doz. canned white cherries casion waa an official visit of the Mrs. Win. Cgrlstedt and son of 2 dot. filberts President of the Kebekah assembly Powell Volley in honor o f Mr. Carl- | Mayonnaise of Oregon. atedt'a birthday. Soak gelatine in cold water 5 Cook sugar and juice At the election of officers of the On January 11 Mr. and Mrs. L. minutes. "Isryal Scouts” held Saturday eve M Davies and boys spent the eve drained from grapefruit until sugar ning at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. ning with Mrs. Sophia Olson in ia dissolved Add lemon juice and grapefruit J J. Van Kleek the following be Portland and helped her celebrate gelatine. Strain. Add segment». Fill a cold wet ring mold came new officers: President, Kver- her seventy-first birthday. half full with grapefruit jelly mix ett Met sen tine; Vice-President, A- Beaverton High school student ture. Let stand in refrigerator until mos liierly; Secretary-Treasurer, body are preparing to present the It begins to thicken. Ivan Hlerly, three act play, “ Who Wouldn't Be ! Form cheese into small balls The hoys' and girls' classes of CraayT” . Elizabeth Struthers ami' the Kinton 'Sunday school with their Vivian Nelson of Hiteon district are about an inch in diameter. When jelly in mold has begun to set ar parents and other Invited guests members of the cast. range theee balls of cheese at reg were very pleasantly entertained at The snow wss not as heavy in ular intervals in the mold Add the the VanKIeek home, -Saturday eve ning. Miss Helen VanKIeek wss ih« this part of the valley as in i v m , rest of the gelatine mixture and hostess. The young people played places but we were glad to see the chill until perfectly stiff. rain. Creeks were out of their; When ready to use, unmold on a games after which the hostess banks and low lands flooded after bed of lettuce- Pit cherries and served a dainty luncheon. the down pour Monday. stuff with blanched filberts or bits J. C. Snider, who had been in the of other nut ¡meats. Fill center of Emanuel hospital during the past grapefruit mold with cherries. Gar- AL011A-I1UBKR three weeks, returned to his home on Pleasant Valley road, Monday. Mr. and Mra. Harry Browniigg Mr. Snider Is making rapid pro gress toward recovery but will be were Portland visitors Monday. LEGAL NOTICES routined in his home for a while yet Mr. Geo. Lippert wss s business B B —--------------------------------------------- Si His many neighbors and friends will caller in Portland, Saturday. bo very glad to know he is able to CALL FOR BIDS Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Beattie be moved home. «ere Hillsboro visitors Monday. Tha Past Noble Grands atui their Sealed bids will be received at the Mrs. Emma Bush visited in Port husbands o f Kuby Kebekah lodge of office of the undersigned by the land Friday and SaturJay of last Scholls were very pleasantly enter Town Council of the Town of Bea week. tained at their hall Wednesday eve verton until 7:30 P. M. o f January Mr. and Mrs. Win. Benjamin en 25, 1932. for any part or all of an ning by Mra. Florence l.arkm, Mrs. John Schmeltzer, and Mrs. Jennie tertained friends with cards last issue of ten thousand dollars luirkin. After a short program a Thursday evening. ($10.000.00) refunding improvement fine luncheon was enjoyed. Mr. and and opened immediately Mrs. Alice Wheoler was s dinner bonds, Mrs. E. L. Co* front Ktnton were guest Sunday at the home of Mr. thereafter. among tho Invited guests. Said bonds will be dated Jan. 2, snd Mrs. Andrew Denholm in 1932, and will mature on Jan. 2, A! Boyles visited at the J, K. Portland. 1942, and bear interest at the rate Daniels homo Thursday. On his re Mrs. Tom Sullivan, who has been turn homo, he was accompanied by sick for some time, returned from of 6% per annum payable on the his daughter Beulah and ion Freddie the hospital the second time on second day o f January and July of each year, and are subject to re who have lieen making their home Monday. She ia much improved. with their grandparents, Mr. and demption on call at any interest Several from Aloha attended a payment date after one year. Said Mra. Daniels. Mr. Boyles hss been re married recently and will makj meeting in Portland at the l.O.O.F. bonds will be issued in denomina ton friends extend congratulations, Temple Tuesday evening when the tions of $500.00 and carry a pledge his home near Seattle, Wash. Kin- Grand Sir of the OddFellow lodge of the full faith and credit of said guve un address. town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Holbokc No bids will be accepted for less Mrs. Sullivan has sold her pro obaerved their fifteenth wedding an and pur than par and accrued interest and niversary at their home on Pleas perty on Blanton Ave. ant Valley road, Sunday. Ihtring chased property ill Portland, bine the right is expressly reserved to the forenoon twenty-two of their expects to leave the first of the reject any nnd all bids. relatives from Portland and Beaver week for her new home. Lela L. Richey, Recorder. c6-8 ton walked in on them unannounced Stanley 'Maxey, who has been in and preacnled them with a 05-piece the Doernbccher Hospital for sev NOTICE TO CREDITORS china dinner set. A 2 o ’clock dinner eral weeks on account of a mastoid was served, the new set being used operation, has returned home and In the ‘Matter of (he Estate of Scott to serve on snd a fine repast was is so far recovered as to be able to Smith, Deceased enjoyed by those present. attend school ugsin. Rev. Charles K. Clarke, Pastor The congregation will be led in another "Morning Walk with Jesus” I 'o l lm V j through Bamaria by the pastor. Je > ÎMC FCflTA»».* Ì sus on this walk makes one of His C f* " tuo y f» J I greatest revelations of truth. This will be at the H o ’clock service. At 7:30 p.m. Mr. Clarke will take as his topic, “ Nothing Doing.” Both ' Christian Endeavor Societies will j meet at 6:30 and the Sunday school at 9:46. The weekly prayer meet- ng will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. ¡^ ^ h u r c h : We extend you a very cordial wel come to all services. and 8:30 The Thomas Georges' have moved MICHIGAN CLUB CARD PARTY into their new home on Cooper Road. The Michigan Society is sponsor evening M fi. E. E . Saltness has been ing a card party Friday East confined to her home for the past Jan. 22, at Sunnyside Hall, Thirty-fourth and Yamhill streets, two weeks with the flu, Portland. Dancing and refreshments. Mrs. Hans Englemann and son Everyone is invited, and is assured have returned from a visit to her o f having a good time. Adv brother Steven Moore at Hemiston, Oregon. FEDERATED CLUB MEETING Mr. Craig left Monday for a week’s vacation and was joined on The Washington County Federa Thursday by Mrs. Craig and Ma tion of Women's Clubs will meet son and. Grace McLafferty. with the Cornelius Woman’s Club Mrs. Ole 0!eson celebrated her at Cornelius on January 28. O ffi will be nominated at this 77th birthday Sunday. Among those cers meeting. present were her children, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Ames, Miss ODDFELLOW DANCE pm ., Olive Oleson and Miss Thelma Ole- son from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. p.m The Oddfellow Social Club are John Oleson, Mr. and Mrs. Law giving a dance January 30 in the rence Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Stark, Aloha Grange hall. Cafeteria lunch and Mias Louisa Oleson from Ka will be served. le ign and the grandchildren. W. E. Simpson, minister Those who do not attend the preaching service at the church this Gunday afternoon at 2 o’clock will miss a great treat, as the presid ing elder, Chester Paul Gates of Portland is to be the speaker of the afternoon. Rev. Gates is the pre siding elder o f the Salem district of the Evangelical churches. Everyone is most cordially invited to be pres ent at this service. Remember the date, this Sunday, January 24, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. BENEFIT * ON OREGON FARMS * « --------------------------------------------------- m Canyon City— Farmers of the Prairie City district seem to be gradually shifting from Victory oats to the Markton variety. Victory oats have given exceedingly good yields, but during the past two years have been late in maturing, and it is hoped that the Markton variety will take care o f this deficiency. County Agent R. G. Johnson recently ob tained three tons of this variety to distribute among J. t3. Guttridge, Prairie Ciy; Dick Shouten, Fox Val Church of Christ ley; Julius Shields, Long Creek; C. M. Johnson, Hamilton; and Dick Musgrave, Top. Plans for ordering G. W. Springer, minister Next Sunday morning there will another truck load are under way. be an installation of teachers at Roseburg — ■Systematic thinning the Sunday school hour in addition out of the terminal branches in to the regular service. The Christian Endeavor officers bearing orchards was advised by O. held a business meeting at the min T. McWhorter, Oregon State college ister’s home last Friday evening. extension horticulturist, who dem pruning The committee chairmen were re onstrated and discussed quested to present a written work pears for profitable production at a ing program at the next regular demonstration meeting held in the business meeting. This will make it Paul Helweg orchard recently. This meetings which possible to outline all o f the Chris is one o f a series tian Endeavor work in advance and included the farms o f Fred Weath erly, Kellogg; H. F. Hebard, Ump thus help to secure its success. Glode; Otto Mr. Springer will speak next qua; Willard Smith, CARD PARTY The Beaver Social Club and the Masonic building Association are giving s card party, Saturday night. January 30. Receipts will be turned over to the Beaverton relief com mittee. Beaverton R ebek ah L odge N o. 218 meets first and third T ues day evenings at 7 :3 0 P. M. in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Mrs. Edna Sheets, Secretary, Mrs. R se Stevens, N G. p -tf Walker, Coos Junction; and Abner Logsdon, Riddle. A system o f train ing prune trees for profitable pro duction and the importance o f or chard cover crops were also consid ered. Work has started on the new 50,000 gallon water tank for the city of Hubbard. Plans are underway to provide for equipping rooms in Hood River’s new $60,000 hospital. William A . Faipveather to John H. Fairweather, 10 acres Sec. 28, T. 1 S.. R . 1 W. Chales E. Ristig et ux to James F. Ristig et ux, 80 acres, gee. 22, T . 2 'S., R. 2 W. James H. Fannin et ux to W. J. Alexander et ux, Blk. 2, Hocken’s Add., Beaverton. Ferdinand linger Jr - et ux to Washington County, 1.25 acres. Sec. 29. T. 2 S., R. 1 W . A. ß. Pattuito et ux to Marvha Redelsperger, N 1-2 of NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 o f Sec. 17, T. 2 S , R. 2 W. Catherine Holland to S. D. Pen ney, Lot 5, Blk. 51, Metzger Acre T rs. 22, 1932. Elmira Whitford, Administratrix of the Estate of Scott Smith, De ceased. McCamsnt. Thompson & King, 926 American Bank Building, Port land, Oregon. Attorneys for Ad ministratrix. advc Performance “thrills you’ve never had in any low-priced car NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMErt'l In the County Court of the State of Oregon For Washington County In the Matter of the Estate ol Herman Trebas, deceased 65 to 70 miles an hour . . 0 to 35 miles an hour in 6.7 seconds . . Silent Syncro-Mesh gear shift .. Simplified Free Wheeling. . Unsurpassed smoothness and quietness . . 60 Horsepower NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, duly appointee Administrator of the above named deceased, has filed in the above en titled court and cause his final ac count and report as such, and the court has fixed the 15th day of February, 1932, at the hour ot 10 o'clock A. 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Then, try the thrill of Free Wheeling—of gliding along on momentum in a modern quality six—of shiftiug gears cosily, simp!,'. DOG LICENSE NOTICE Dog Licenses for the year 1932 are now due and payable at the o f fice o f the County Clerk. License fees for dogs over 8 months old snd owned or kept over 30 days are: Male dog. $1.00; Female Dog, $1.50; iSpayed Female Dog. $1.00. After March 1st. 1932, a penalty of $1.00 accrues to the foregoing fees. Licenses may be ordered by mail. State the name and address of the person to whom the license is to be issued, and the sex o f the dog. Edw. C. Luce, County Clerk, Hillsboro, Oregon. c-7 -8 and quietly. And finally, change hark to eon. ventioual gear, and try shiftingjtrars with the easy, nou-clas!iing, quiet Syncro-Mesh trans mission— which is exclusive to Chevrolet in the lowest price field. Never has the actual driving of a Chevrolet Six meant so much as it does today. Come into our showrooms—without delay. 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