The Beaverton review., March 04, 1932, Image 3

played on th e R anks floor.
F a th e r C harles Kcroskt, th e co n ­
n
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* vent chaplain, has been confined to
Mr« llrrth n S haver made a bu»l- bis room fo r the last week, being
n«i* trip tu B eaverton ami H ill«- unable to say Mass. He will soon
' be about ugain however. HI. M ary's
liuro, S atu rd ay .
Mr. ami Mr* A. F . H errick of is g ia te fu l to F a th e r H eesacker for
d u rin g the ch ap lain 's
I’ortlum i wvru visitors
Sunday at his services
illness.
the home of Mr. and Mra. K. L.
Edna May D aus
and
H a rrie t
t 'm
a b irth d ay p arty
Mr and Mr*.
W. C. Hall and W ynkoop gave
D aus and
Rumona
d au g h ter Mm» Mary C ath ry n »pent fur D elphine
p a rt uf la»t S atu rd ay tra n sa c tin g Miixon. D uring the course u f the
p a rty Etina May
uleo
w as s u r ­
i,u»ine»* In IlilUburo.
prised w ith a b irthday rak e . H er
Mr. and M u . l i n t Spark« ami b irth d ay cam e a day or tw o pre
«on of I'u rtla n d »pnit p a rt of the vlous to the p arty .
day Sumlny witb Mr. S park«' aia-
U r. Mr* Hubert Pom eroy.
T ir u r d v ille K e h e k a h s
Mr and Mr* Glenn Snider and 1»
S arah VanKleek, C orrespondent
fam ily of loik« (¡ro w were recent
T tg a i I villa
Babeka h lo d g e No
guest* at the hum«* of Mr. S n i­
der'* parent*, Mr. and Mra. J . C. '¿20 visited in a body a t B eav er­
ton Rebekah Dodge No. 248 T u e s­
Snider.
day evening, M arch I. The Noble
M m I ■India
D allm ann, who I*
(•raiul, th e
Vice (iran d ,
and 10
i mphiyed in H eaverton, wn* a via-
o th e r officer* and
member* went
sttor Sunday at the home of h er
The P resid en t made her o ilk ial v li-
parent*, Mr and Mr*. A ugust II
, it, also the (ira n d M aster. Several
Dallm ann
o th er bulge» visited in a body. We
Mr, and Mr*. A
W Mill* and enjoyed o u r httarty welcome.
tw o »on*, Harold and
Jam es of
We will v isit the Convention a t
T ilb in o o k , »pent the week end at (iasto n , M arch 7 I am su re we will
th e home of Mr and Mr*. Robert g et m any helpful ideas tu help us
h ItWMJf, Tile H a t road
in our work for th e com ing years!
meet»
next
Tuesday
Mr and Mr*. Floyd R lerly e n ­ T igardville
tertain ed a ifoodly num ber of th eir night, M arch 8. Everybody ia a l ­
neiKhlair* and friend*. Friday e v e ­ w ays welcome.
ning
The chief diversion of the
•SiaUr A m elia
Zweinor had an
evening w«» p rogiesaive "600",
o peration in D r Coffee's hospital.
S
II
Pom eroy
and
g ran d M atch I. We all hope th a t e v e ry ­
d au g h te rs,
Merilee and
R oberta, th in g will lie all rig h t ami th a t she
w ent to llillih o ro F rid ay and Hank* will soon lie w ith us ag ain . When
w here they were visitor*
a t the she ia able tJ> have com pany we
th a t can go,
hom e of M r and Mra. Kber Rice. hope the m em bers
will go and those th a t can n o t will
tieorge S nider aold a c a r load of w rite to her.
1 -nloru last
week
to a Portland
S ister and H io th er Perkin* and
w rhtlesaler and fia* been busy to p ­ S later and B ro th er T. B. Ih-nney
ping them durin g (he p ast week have o u r sincere sym pathy in the
T hey w ere hauled Into the city by loss of th e ir fa th e r. He w as a won
truck.
del fuI man whom all honored and
Mr* H a rrie tt
Ford.
a f rm er respected
Tne Rrlx-kah Sew ing
C lub will
tia r h e r uf K lnton artwiol, who now
I* in»tru to r of la u r e l View M'houl, meet w ith S is te r M eding W ednes­
»pent the week end w ith Mr. and day, M ar h U We hope th e sisters
Mr* Floyd Hierly, I’le a a in t Valley will all l<e th ere a s S iste r and B ro ­
Road.
th e r Moeding a re moving to Wood-
All g ran g er* are invited to be burn, M arch lb, w here they will be
business. H ere is
p resent thi* S a tu rd a y a t the g ran g e in the b akery
lu ll and a tte n d the re g u la r m o n th ­ w ishing them good lurk and lots of
ly nieiding of the g ra n g e , which happiness.
w as entered,
th e thieve» gaining
e n tran ce by b reak in g a g lass in the
fro n t ik*»r. F ifty c a rto n s of ciga
re tie s ami $4 7« In cash c o n s titu ­
te ! the loot.
The M acM arr S to re a t Aloha was
entered F eb ru ary 2(1 and c ig a re tte s
and tobacco tak en .
Geo. H anson o f P o rtlan d had his
car stolen M onday nig h t in B eav er­
ton The c a r was parked on W atson
S tre e t.
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*< Ol in HOUSE ITEMS*
A RR ESTS
The ofA< era ami member* of K in-
A rrest* made in the p ast
week
ton g ran g e w ere invited to a tten d
the m eeting o f le e d y g ran g e of include th e follow ing:
Andy Sum!, ch arg ed w ith cu ttin g
t'e d a r Mill»,
h e ll
S atu rd ay .
A
M imlirr from the local g ra n g e w ere down fences in the Scholls n e ig h ­
in attendan ce and rep o rt
a very borhood
Ray Kelso, apprehended In P o rt­
pleasant session
land, charge»! w ith ste a lin g a b i­
Mr ami Mr*.
Ralph VanKleek, cycle fn m th e llite o n school. The
Jack A nderson, F rank Richard» and bicycle belonged to the son o f H arry
H orace Addis, all of C ortland, ami Robinson,
Mi*. W alter V anKIrek of fle iv e r-
C urly H a rris, on a larceny ch arg e
t *n were recent
visitor* at the lie was tu rn e d over to Ed Ola.«« of
home of Mr and M ra. J . J Van P o rtlan d .
K lerk, I'Ira »nnt Valley road.
Denzil S cott, ch arg ed w ith break
Mi *«r» (¡eorge R answ eiler and ing into and stealin g goods fnum
H ug,. Johnni n r{ luing View, W ash., tile Re I and W hite sto re a t Aloha.
w ere visitor* last
Sunday at the He w as given a p e n ite n tia ry sen
hom e o f Mr and Mr* E. L. f o x . fence o f 18 m onths.
M r. R an tw eiler i* a cousin o f M*\
fo x . and hi* home i* in A shford,
M \H R I AGE L IC E N S E S
W'a-h , n ea r R ainier N ational park.
F ran k R. Beebe. C alifornia, and
Hillslioro.
They
Mrs K I,. Cox «pent W ednesday Na Jeane Kimble,
in H illsboro,
F eb ­
nml T hursday in P o rtlan d She a t - w ere m arried
ten le | the
annual convention of ru a ry 2ti, by H enry S H aller, Coie-
d istrict num ber one, o f th e Rrliekaha g reg aio n al m inister.
Bryce J N osier and
A nna Mae
• eld at th e I. O. O. F.
tem ple
W ednesday nil
day and evening W ells, H illsh .ro .
T h u rsd ay Mrs. Cox visited with old
friends in S t Johns.
C IR C U IT COURT
In v e s tjrs S y m li.a te , a corporation
A new fe a tu re h-.» been added to
the »«»»ion o f Sunday school each is . S tu a rt M ctìuire et al: m o rtg ag e
Sunday when one of the vlasse» will foreclosure.
W. F. R aleigh Co., a corporation,
put on a special
num ber,
e ith e r
m usical o r lite ra ry . Mrs.
E liza- vs. I.orenzo IL. Richey: action for
lieth W rig h t's class of young ladies c a n c e lla ti-n o f de«‘d.
A m anda C. Johnson and J o s e ­
will lie in ch arg e th is Sunday. All
phine M B ow m an vs. A. H . Berg
a re invited to lie presen t.
et al: m o rtg ag e foreclosure.
Mrs. I, W Hut hunk
of W hite
Salm on, W ash., was a v isito r for
P R O B A T E COURT
a lay or so last week a t the home
P etition is made th a t the la st will
of Mr. and Mra.
C. V am lerm ost.
of Reuben P ickett
The Hull »nk fam ily form erly
re - * and te sta m e n t
sided here in the house now o c­ Owen lie ad m itted h i probate.
It is petitioned
th a t the will of
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. C harles
H einrich, hut hsve resided in W hite John Denton lie adm itted to probate
and Floyd H. Denton be appointed
Salm on fur a num ber of years.
executor.
The will of M attie Jack he a d ­
HITEON NEWS
m itted ta p ro b ate and Effle B arker
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C heater Robinson had the m is­ he appointed ex ecu trix , th ereo f.
It is petitioned
th a t a suitable
fo rtu n e to have
his bicycle stolen
person he
appointed as ad m in is­
ftorn the school house Tuesday.
tr a to r o f th e e s ta te of H G. P a r ­
M rs
C.
W.
S tru th e rs
spent sons, deceased, and th a t a p p ra ise rs
W ednesday afternoon w ith her co u ­ bo appointed to ap p raise th e p ro ­
sin Mrs. Klsie H arris a t Portland. p erty of his e sta te .
Miss A rdis
Nelson and
Miss
Alice l.ew is w ere calling on Elix- O rder* Signed By Ju d g e T em pleton
O rdered th a t Fred Boyd, E arl D.
nheth S tru th e rs S atu rd ay afternoon.
H unt and H arvey
E. Hudson, a p ­
Mrs. L. M. Davies a n j children
w ere visitin g Mrs. Davies m other pointed a p p ra ise rs of the e sta te of
Reuben P ick ett Owen.
:ind siste r in P ortland M onday a f ­
The e sta te of F ra n k L. S m ith be
ternoon.
closed and a d m in is tra to r discharged.
A num ber from h ere
atten d ed
John D enton’s w ill has been a d ­
th e funeral T uesday of M r. B. K. m itted to probate, and Floyd Den­
Ih-nny an old tim e resilient of this ton appointed executor.
p a rt o f the county,
The will of M attie Jack a d m it­
Mr. and M rs Riley (¡illihan and ted to pPohate.
children of T unln tin who form erly
O rder* Signed by Ju d g e Ragley
resided here w ere
g u e sts Sunday
The objections of the P lain tiff lie
aftern o o n a t th e S tru th e rs home.
rejected in th e divorce betw een Eva
Mrs. Gen. Anderson e n tertain ed A. W ilson Railey
vs. F ran cis J.
th e club ladies o f the R ebekah lodge Bailey.
T hursday aftern o o n . Mra. C. W. | The case
betw een Lucy
Duyck
'S tru th ers and Mias D orothea S tru - ' vs. Jam es J . Price e t al is d ism is­
th ers w ere also guess.
sed w ithout cost to e ith e r p a rty .
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Kelsey M iller, a m inor, by and
iSt. Mary's of the Valley th ro u g h his g u ard ian Seth M iller,
(fi--------------------------------------------------- 9 vs. J. H. Stephens and Buick Mo­
On
Tucsdny
of la s t
week St. to r Co., a co rp o ratio n , ordered th a t
M ary 's team
met d efeat a t the the p laintiff have a judgem ent of
hands of th e
Banks high school. $.7000.00 w ith o u t coat.
The
score w as
well
contested |
th ro u g h o u t
th e gam e. T h e team s
R O B B E R IE S R EPO R TED
m et on the S t. M ary’s floor, th is | The follow ing robberies w ere r e ­
being th eir re tu rn gnm e
fo r th e ported recen tly :
gam e of
som e
weeks
ag o was
F e b ru a ry 28, a sto re a t Sherwood
In fliing a re p o rt of an accidvnu
inw ,lying the c a rs of W. S. Alex
a n d er ad O rval
E dw ards
and a
(o u n ty truck. M r A lexander stated
th a t the truck w as parked on the
left aide o f the highw ays a t W itch
H azel and th a t a county em ployee
m otioned him to proceed, causing
him to hit the E d w ard s c a r which
w as app ro ach in g from th e opposite
direction.
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R EA L E S T A T E T R A N S F E R S I
I T S RED 'N ' Y ELLOW !
A “ red 'n' yellow, catch a fellow ',
salad is ap p ro p riate for lo-ap Y ear.
T his on« will be a boon fo r e m e r­
gency use, because all of th e in ­
g red ien ts may
lie kept
rig h t on
hand
Form asp a ra g u s
tip s Into
bundles, ami w rap w ith h alf-in c h
strip s of canned pim iento. Sprinkle
cru m b le! R oquefort cheese over the
a sp a ra g u s and
serve w ith French
drees Dig.
Mr. and Mr*. A ndrew Denholm
uf P o rtlan d w ere calling on friends
here W ednesday.
j
10, T I S
R1W
E rn e st Johnson e t ux to F. M.
Keim e t ux, 20 acres Sec. 20, T IS
ROW,
Comte A K ohlm an Co. to E dith
E
Pow ers, T ra c t 27 Com te
A
K uhlm an's L ittle Homes.
C arl Johnson r t al to B ernadina
V anderzadeit, P a rt o f B. H. C a tc h ­
ing Cl.. T IN R.'tW
C arl J W uthrick e t ux to S ta ­
ley S tipe et ux. P a rt Lot 30, Blk.
20, P o rtlan d H eight*.
Ada Hegnn to C arl A. Schm idt,
S H o f lo>t 3 Blk 61, M etzger Acre
T racts
S. T. W hite et ux to W. S. J u n -
kin e t ux, laris 20 A 21, T ig a rd ­
ville H eights
W R Z um w alt to M cC arthey C.
M artin e t ux, 46.04 acres. Sec. 3
A 10, T IS R4W.
J W Connell (S h eriff) to I s a ­
bella McMillan, lari 16 McMillan
A cres.
Demme B rother*
to
N icholas
Schneider et »1, P a rt Secs. 12 A
13 T IS R.'tW.
E rick Jacobsen et ux to W. F.
Foley et ux.
4 23 acre« Johnson
E s t. Add. B eaverton-R eedville.
A nders N o rg ard et ux ha R obert
L. L arson et ux. P a rt lari 10 A lton
A creage Add
to B e a v erto n -R eed -
ville.
F rancis L e ster T urn bow e t ux to
W alter A Rowland et ux, P a rt of
(Do R ichardson,
D.L.C.
66 T IS
Hi W.
S. A. Raid et ux to Florence B ay ­
lor T rum p et vir. p a rt t lot 8 C le­
m ent's Subdivision, Sec. 18 T IS R1W.
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W ilma M as n ia visitin g
a t the coaat.
on
friends
Ronald B eattie is ill at hia home
I land e» avenue w ith m easles.
Mra. E. C. Me Elroy visited over
the week end w ith friends a t C o r­
vallis.
Mrs S ivard. Mra. C raw ley, and
Mrs B eattie w ere P o rtlan d callers
W ednesday.
You may mix
the d ry in g red -
lents fo r muffins the n ig h t before
rn d proceed with the m ixing n ext
Mr. and Mra. C. J S tevens of m orning Some varieties o f muffins,
w heat and b ran
B eaverton called Sunday a t th e F o s- j especially whole
«.ate m uffin,, m .y be e n tirely m ade
te r home a t Tuhias.
beforehand and reheated
in the
Mrs. Sivard and M rs. C raw ley w ere m orning
by ^ l a c n » g them * • a m * the
luncheon g u ests a t
the W heeler
B eattie h! me Monday.
been I L u T i - . h
........ ,*Pr; n k M
h
m
M rs. E llerson's siste r. Mrs. P o r­ >ou dislike w ashing muffin pans.
tia s , of S eattle, arriv e d T uesday fo r use p aper baking cups inside them
J several w eek's visit,
P ersuasion comes
e a sie r when
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s Cleek from it tak es the form of fru it. V ary ­
P o rtlan d w ere S unday d in n er g u ests ing th e fru it from day to day is
at th e H a rry W eaver home.
t
M i l l , CARD PA RTY
A card p arty will be given a t the
C edar Mill G range ball
S a tu rd a y
evening, M arch 12.
St. Cecelia Church
M arjorie Slovick, who has been
ill w ith scarlet fever, ia able to be
back in school.
( I
CEDAR
B ran Ragamuffin*
ALOHA D AN CE
I cup w hit« flour
4 taps, baking powder
Tlte Aloha G range is giv in g
a
% tap. s s lt
b ecefi' dance S aturday evening, the
1 cup bran
R:h of March. Prr.-eed* a re to go
% pkg. pasteurized dates
ini
th eir building fund.
1 rgg
1 cup milk
A L D H A -H l'B E R CARD PA RTY
2 tb sp s
m olasses
or
2 thaps.
sugar
T he A lo h a H u b e r P .-T . A. are
2 tbsps. m elted shortening
sponsoring a card p a rty fo r
the
S ift w hite flour, baking powder,
benefit of the unem ployed, a t H uber
sa lt and su g a r
(if used) into a
H all S atu rd ay evening, M arch 19.
m ixing bowl. Mix the cup of dates
Sunday M asses, 7:10 a.m., and
(sliced) th ro u g h the flour w ith the
H UBER HARD T IM E S PA RTY
linger tips. Add bran.
B eat egg. 10:00 a m .
S unday C h ristian D octrine, 8:30
add milk and s tir m ix tu re into dry
T hi Ladies’ A uxiliary of th e H u ­
in g red ien ts. Add the m olasses (if a m., and 9:30 a.m .
ber
Comm ercial club are g iv in g a
S
atu
rd
ay
C
onfession,
3:30
p
m
.,
u sed), end m elted shortening. S tir
hard tim es p arty a n ! dance a t the
■» little as poa-ible to mix.
Fill 4:30 p m., 7:30 p ro., and 9:00 p.m
H uber Hall S aturday evening. Mar.
W eekday M ass, 8:20 a.m .
well greased muffin pans tw o -th ird *
12. Ti.-ket« fo r dsnee 24H h. D ress
full. Bake in a h o t oven (425' F .)
appropriately.
f ° r 25 to 30 m inutes. 12 muffins,
“ B reak fast B attle“ W on; M others
Find b a y W ays To Win Fam ily
A bout eighty-flve per cent of all
hom em akers now acknow ledge t h a t '
there is good sense of the “ horse"
v ariety D> s ta rtin g off the day w ith
u nourishing meal
th a t
provide*
adequate energy for the m orning
C hocolate D ate Muffins
ta sk s.
The b a ttle for bigger and
(letter b reak fasts.
long waged by
2 cups flour
th e n u tritio n ists, is ra th e r well won.
4 taps, baking powder
t t tap. sa lt
Only tw o things, then, rem ain to
% cup su g a r
he done: To see th a t th e fam ily
% cup cocoa
ag rees w ith Its head, and to make
Vi pkg pasteurnzed d ates
it easier fo r m other to obey the
1 cup milk
d ictates o f h er conscience.
1 egg
To win over the fam ily, re m e m ­
2 tbsps. m elted sh o rten in g
ber
the phrase coined by G oethe:
S ift flour, baking pow der,
salt
“ Few a re open to conviction; the
su g a r and cocoa to g eth er. Mix the
m*j.»rity a re open to persuasion.''
sliced pitted d ates
th rough flour
Plain unadorned cereal, be it ever
w ith Unger tips. S tir in m ilk, b e a t­
so hot and wholesome, is no more
en egg end sh o rten in g . P o u r into
delicious served w ith th re a ts. P e r­
greased
muffin pans.
Bake in a
suade them into eating
it, th e n :
m oderate oven (350° F .)
fo r 20
Tuck dried o r fresh fru it into the j
m inutes. 24 sm all muffins.
raw cereal, and golden d ates into
th e
hot, cooked cereal
D ates give ;
EGGS IN FR EN C H Y FORM S
the
hot cereal color,
th e ir h rm |
E gg*—boiled.
fried , scram bled,
te x tu re gives it chew iness, and th e
C ut th e I and in om elette fo rm —we a re all
com bination
is delicious
fr u it finely, sn the cereal m ust be fa m ilia r w ith these. B ut w hy not
eaten to obtain it. and say never a v a ry these w ith a few novel egg
word about the calcium and iron it dishes? The French use su g a r in
m any of th e ir e g g recipes, th u s
contains!
F o r a la te r course you may well fu rn ish in g a q u ick -en erg y fuel w ith
reach fo r m o th e r quotation. “ Have the protein of th e egg. H ere a re
vou seen the muffin m a n ? ” recalls tw o sam ples of th e ir ta s tie s :
th a t a food po p u lar enough to in ­
Scram bled E ggs T a rtru ffs
sp ire a n u rsery chant should be
an excellent
“ p ersu ad er". T oast
S im m er fo r
five
m inutes, tw o
grow s
m onotonous, sticky breads cups of canned tom atoes to w hich
a re not so wholesome, b u t serve have been added tw o teaspoons s u ­
crisp, c ru s ty muffins
full of f r u it g a r . F ry a slice of onion in fo u r
and p rep are to win!
tablespoons
b u tte r.
Remove
th e
P o u r in th e tom atoes
to
C ereal m ay be cooked the n ig h t onion.
o n e -h a lf
before, while the evening m eal is which have been added
teaspoon
in p rep aratio n . To prevent a c ru st teaspoon sa lt, o n e-eig h th
form ing d u ring
the n ig h t,
pour pepper, and six eggs, slig h tly b e a t­
m anner as
w ater to the depth of h a lf an inch e n . Cook in th e sam e
over th e top. a fte r cooking. Then scram bled eg g s.
pour off and reheat in th e m orning.
O m elette Pont N euf
If you use the pasteurised and p it­
Beat se p a ra te ly
the yolks and
ted packages of d ates, you need only
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Add to the
ru t them w ith
w et
scissors _____
and w hites o f th ree e g g s .
drop them in; if you w ish to use I yolks, th ree tablespoons milk, one-
those w hich contain seeds p it them h a lf teaspoon
vanilla, one ta b le -
in a leisure m om ent, slice,
and spoon powdered su g a r
and
o n e-
sto re in a covered glass fru it ja r , eighth tablespoon s a lt. P u t one and
rut.«hie th e re frig e ra to r. One cup o f a
tablespoons b u tte r in a hot
W hen b u tte r
has
sliced d ates
is sufficient
fo r six om elette pan.
the pan pour
servings o f cereal, o r you may allow m elted and covered
and cook rapidly
fo u r d ates
to each
person.
P ut in the m ix tu re
them in the cereal ju s t long enough over a hot fire. Fold, tu rn out on
im m e­
before serving to allow them
to a b et p la tte r, and serve
diately.
heat th rough.
J W. C ornell tS h e riff) to Mrs
Addie M Beers, P a rt Blk 2, H u m ­
ph rey s' Add. H illsboro.
F red Cook et ux to W ebster D ix­
on, 1.1 & acres
A nthony W. H art,
The T igardville Rebekah C lub a re
m eeting with
Mra.
Miwding, on
W ednesday. M arch 9.
the best w ay to
insure its being
eaten. The canned and bottled fr u it
Juices a re an aid to ease in break
fast g e ttin g , now th a t com m ercial­
ly prepared g ra p e fru it juice, tom ato
juice, g rap e
juice,
and the like
have reached
p resen t
high s ta n ­
dards.
A T H R IF T PU D D IN G !
Keep your th rifty side u p p e r­
m ost and never, never discard le f t­
over cookies
C ocoanut m acaroons
are e tp e -ia lly good for the p u r­
COUNTY N EW S
Mrs.
(trace Richmond,
county pose Line individual serving dishes
nurse, has resigned
hej
position w ith m acaroons, pour a so ft c u s­
ta rd over
them
and serve w ith
and Mrs. Todd w as tem p o rarily as
w hipped cream
If the m acaroons
signed to her position.
are very stale, crum ble them and
mix w ith the cuatard.
A CCID ENTS
ThlNTON HAPPENINGS*
will convene a t 11>::tl> in the m orn­
ing. Thi» promise« to tie a Very e n ­
joyable m eeting
T IG A R D V IL L E CLU B
Kinton Church
C'FDAR MILL D A N CE
W. E . Sim pson, m in ister
Services a t
th e church fo r tn is
A dan e will be given
at
th e
Sunday will be as follow s:
Bible C d a r Mill G range Hall .Saturday
school a t 10 o’clock in the m orning evening, M arch 5. Go: d m usic and
w ith p reaching ey the postor, Rev.
>d tim e.
A dcl4
W E. Sim pson a t 2.00 o’cock in
the afternoon. E veryone ia invited
B e a v e rto n R e b e k -
r i " 'N
to be p resen t a t these services.
ah
Lodge
N o.
A
, 218 m e e ts
first
T uee-
j.or.r? rLT^ 1 a n d th i r d
at
■lav e v e n in g *
7 -3 0 1». M. in th e
Rev. C harles F . C larke, P a sto r.
.F. Hall. Mrs. S arah C ham -
Services will be he!d a t th e usual
hours Sunday, th e C hurch School a t berlain, secretary , and M rs. A nna
p -tf
9:45, m orning atrv ice a t 11 w ith a R ogers, N. G.
att men by Rev. A rth u r M. Stook (
of F o re st G rove, th e evening s e r - '
i i e a t 7:30, w hen the p a sto r w ill!
picach on the “ W o rth le’s
C h ris- j
tia n .“
C h ristian
E ndeavor m eeting a t ! M arked enthusiasm fo r th e U n iv ­
C:30.
e rs ity of O regon Yukon sum m er
being
M id-w eek p ra y e r m eeting
every session cruise is alread y
a re th a t
W ednesday a t 8:00 o’clock. All a re shown, ami indications
m ore than 30, the num ber n ecessary
cordially invited.
to insure the trip , will be sig n ed
up w ithin
the next few w eeks.
In q u iries have already
come
in
fro m every section of the s ta te and
G. W . S p rin g ?r. M inister
from o th er sta te s, and th e v en tu re
T he C h ristian E nd ?sv o rers held a is already recognized as one o f th e
su rp rise b irth d ay p a rty on
Miss m ost o u tstan d in g education
p ro ­
D onrell S m ith la s t M onday night. je c ts of th is y e a r by leading ed u ­
Miss S m ith is one f th e few people cato rs, it is sta te d by A lfred Pow ers,
whose b irth d ay s come on th e 29th d ire c to r of th e extension division,
of F e b ru ary .
T he p a rty w as well w ho is in charge
of the sum m er
session;.
atten d ed and enjoyed.
T he women of th e church hsve
The 30 or m ore m em bers o f the
been w orking very reg u la rly
and
ruise will leave
S eattle J u ly 20,
faith fu lly . The S isterhood holds an ar.d a f te r spending two w eeks in
a ll-d a y m eeting every W ednesday in v arious p a rts of A laska, w ill board
the church. T h eir next m eeting will a riv e r steam er a t T anana A u g u st
be a m issr n a ry m eeting. All the 4. The n ex t seven days w ill be
w-omen of th e com m unity a re w el­ sp en t cruising
th e Yukon R iver,
come to a tte n d th ese m eetings.
th ro u g h m atchless scenery, in the
N ext Sunday m o rning the topic gold fields made fam ous in '98, and
“ One,“ w ill be discussed by Mr. th ro u g h many historic sp o ts. T he
S trin g e r.
T he evening topic will p a rty w ill join the re g u la r A lask a
be, “ Evolution and th e C hurch.”
sum m er cruise a t W hitehorse, and
will re tu rn
by ra il
to Skagw ay,
and from th ere back to S e a ttle by
vessel.
The re g u lar cruise of tw o weeks,
Sunday School a t 9:45 a.m.
s ta rtin g A ugust 11, a f te r 10 days
M orning w orship a t 11:00 a.m .
p re p a ra to ry w ork on the cam pus a t
N .Y .P.S a t 6:30 p.m.
E ugene, is also a ttra c tin g a g re a t
E vening service a t 7:30 p m.
deal of atten tio n , and th is su m m er
M ia-w eek p ra y e r service W ednes­ is expected
to enjoy th e g re a te s t
day evening a t 7:30.
o irv iM Id P I I U ' C l tf l
success since the project w as first
f l U J U i f l l i K L*.A *v l L A S -
launched fo u r years ago. The usual
enrollm ent of 150 m ay be exceeded
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th is y ear,
and p rep aratio n s a re
F o r the
first tim e
th h u .
being made to tak e care o f m ore
Rev. L. C. P oor. M inister
to ry of the in stitu tio n tho U n jv .
should an excess of th is nu m b er
S unday school a t 10:00 a.m .
e rs ity of O regon law school will
re g iste r.
P r r a c h 'r g a t 11:00 a.m . by I>
join the re |tu uiui
l. r sum
m er segsion
M. P eterso n .
' j r ’Y '5 j T 3
The reg u lar cruise will be headed
, J '" "
o u illiu c r
9C931UI
P reach in g a t 7:30 p.m . by the by David S. Faville. dean of the
in * ivin* cUss*8 durin*
S ubject, “ Does I t
Make school of business
ad m in istratio n
I m er P*riod
A nnouncem ent to thi: m in ister.
effect h„ W n m ade b W ayne L. A ny D iffe re n .e W h eth e r I Am a w hile Mr. Pow ers m ay p ersonally
conduct the Yukon extension trip .
M orse, dean of th e law school. The C h ristian o r N o t? "
exact n a tu re o f
the
law courses
L adies' A id every W ednesday.
The Medford post office is receiv­
and the definite procedure w ill be
Mid week service, W ednesday a t
announced la te r.
ing new equipm ent.
8:00 p.m.
Bethel Church
YUKON CRUISE IS
PLANNED BY U. OF O.
Church of Christ
Nazarene Church
SES TO BE GIVEN
Methodist Church
Mr. and Mra. R. F. Olsen from
Spokane w ere v isito rs a t the home
of Mrs. Rebecca E llerson Sunday.
The A loha G ran g e is sponsoring
a dance at the G range hall in Aloha
S a tu rd a y n ig h t. E verybody
w el­
come,
M rs. K la tt w as taken to E m anuel
hospital S a tu rd a y to be operated on
for appendicitis. She is
g e ttin g
along nicely.
Closing Out, Hard ware and Furniture
H ugh Lewis, F red S trick land, R.
C ham berlain, and H arley T ay lo r a t ­
tended the Shaffer E ncam pm ent a t
M cM innville M onday evening.
i
'
The Aloha H uber P .-T . A. will
give a b enefit card p a rty a t H uber
hall M arch d9th. Lots
o f prixes
and re fre sh m e n ts.
P ro g ram
anu
lance a fte rw a rd .
V irginia C ham berlain e n tertain ed
18 of h er schoolm ates, W ednesday
a ftern o o n , in honor of
h er
15th
b irth d ay . The a ftern o o n w as spent
■playing gam es.
R efresh m ents of
ice cream and cake w ere served.
CEDAR MILL
BARNES BRIEFS
(B-------------------------------------------------
T here will be a big dance a t the
C edar Mill hall S a tu rd a y o f thi*
week. A good tim e is prom ised.
The Monday a ftern o o n Bible class
o f th e C edar Mill com m unity met
a t th e home of M rs. B arnes this
week.
Mr. And Mr*. Ja m e s W alters anu
Mr. and M rs. N. P . JDhnson w ere
presen t at a p leasan t card p a rty at
A loha G range hall T h u rsday ev e­
ning.
The D. A. S h e a re rs w ere v isitin g
relativ es in the F o re s t Grove v ici- |
n ity th is week.
T hey also visited :
the H arold Nixon fam ily, fo rm e r
residents of th e B arnes com m unity,
(C ontinued on Back P ag e)
I
Having Lost My Lease on this building, I will close out my entire
Stock of Hardware, Furniture and Fixtures, Paints, and Oils.
Our Loss, Your Gain. Supply the coming Month’s Needs
At Greatly Reduced Prices, Everything Must Go!
These Goods are all staple and in good condition. Nothing reserved!
Come In and get first choice! Now is the time you can make your
Dollars buy more Cents. Extra bargains in Aladdin Lamps.
Ed. Halsten
Next Door To The Postoffice
Beaverton, Oregon