FR ID A Y, DECEMBER SO, l»S2 IK 1 N T O N ^ U m Beaverton Review H A I ’ l ’ K N IN C ÌS I By Mr*. E L. Co* H. II, Pomeroy with hU slater, Portland. ; ■pent Sunday Mr». Kkrts of » l l A. II. Dallmann la quit* ill at hla I ujii » . Dr. C. K. Maaon of lit « varton 1« th* attending physician. Mr. ami Mr*. Kaip» VanKlaak of Portland war* Sunday guests at th« hum« of Mr and Mr*. J. 3. Van Klask. Mra. Victor Anickar of Fairval*, ha» barn Spending tha paat wa«k with bar aiatar. Mr*. Krad Van K in k . ... Mr. Kale* and Mr. Morgan of Portland wara vlaitora laat Sunday at tha homo <4 Mr. and Mra. Bob- art Pomsroy. Mr. and Mr*. K. L. Co* war* fkianar guaate. Sunday, at th* Horn* of Mr. and Mr*. O. II. Peterson, Sherwood ruad. A- P. Herrick and aon Donald of Portland. war* waiter* laat Friday at tha home of Mr. and M ra E. L. Co*. vices there will be tha annual fel­ —to save making change. lowship dinner and program at tha church. Reports from all the de­ N a z a r e n e C h u rc h partments of tha cHurch will be Rev. Willard P. Andersen, Pastor given. Everyone is Invited. The C. E. will have a party at Rev. Willard P. Anederson, Pastor Miaa Donelda Smith’s hour* at We are about to open the un­ Garden Home. Officers will be elec­ known book of the New Year. Aa ted for th* coming year. Everybody December ia the month when both ' melted butter in on*-third cup It unfold* itself, let's determine . . ' _ th* cold and hot dainty saems t o 1 boiling water. When done, remove invited. that each page will find us better b* in order— on* lingering because th* strings. Serve with brown gravy mother» and fathers, better citisans Christmas. I o f ita dalielouanee*. while th* other made from th* fat in th* pan. C o n g r e g a tio n a l C h u rch and better Christians. th* Let's start the New Year by go­ Batty Tolfsan Is pen din g ___, clamor* for attention bacamo* of Rev. Charles F .Clarke, fVitor ing to church. Sunday achool, 9:46 Chriatmas holiday« with her ai star th* temperatura. Har* ara RUSKS a ad ROLLS two recipes that fit into December in St. Johns Hkisks or rolls are always In or­ Well, Friends, how the years da a.m. Morning worship, 11:00 a m. and th* "de prase ion' as wall: der for cold waether lunches or slip around! Here it is a new year Young People’s meeting 6:30 p.m. AI Lindarman has bean in th* dinners. Follow these recipe« care­ again. We would like to grasp your Evening service, 7:30 p-ra. Wednes­ Veteran's hospital for soma time Sweat Potato I'eaa fully and you will be delighted at hand and say "Happy New Year'' day Prayer and Praia«, 7:30 p.m. with an infected hand. 2 cups cooked and seasoned sweet th* results secured: to you personally, so come to church Special missionary meeting, Friday, potatoes, mashed Mr. and Mrs. A. Johns*, ■, to pent next Sunday, In the morning the December 30, 7:30 p.m. 2 tablespoon» brown sugar Christmas with Mr and Mra. M ar­ Don’t m i« this service. pastor la going to talk about that Cherry Rol's 1/S cup hot water tin and family of Tigard. universal desire to "Peer into the 1H cup* special cake flour, »tried 1 cup crumbled ginger sitapa , K in to n C h u rch Future” . A t the 7:30 p.m. service Louis Neuman and flatnily o f Sa­ 3 teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons butter lem war* guests at tha F. E. Tut­ there will be special feature* which 14 teaspoon salt Put sweat potatoes In buttered Services at the church for Sun­ tle home over Christina*. 2 tablespoons butter c r other are told yon in another place. We „ . , | pudding dish and sprinkle with have two Christian Endeavor So­ day will be: Bible achool at Ip Mra. H shortening M . F ,!.**** *"5* dmuf ht* r sugar. Orar this pour hot waUr cieties which meet at 6:30 Sunday o’clock in the morning with preach­ 14 cup milk (about) «• J‘ » Crumble ginger snap. and mix Rev. W. E. evenings. One of these societies, ing by the pastor. 1 can (2 cups) red cherries, Naal Wednesday afternoon. | wKh softened butter. Spread over Simpeon at 2 o'clock in tha after­ the Intermediate, is preparing a »•«dad and drained Mr*. Verne Criswell and children top at prepared potato«. Bake in a social evening for you Friday at noon. All are meat cordially invited Sift Dour once, measure, add ba­ 8 o’clock. There will be »xmet. to be present at t h e « senrie«. of Portland were Chriatmas dinner hot even (426* F.) 20 m inut«, king powder and salt, and sift a- surprises, refreshments, etc., and a guests of the Robert Montgomery's. Six portions gain. d it in shortening. Add milk new way of paying admission fees Guy May will open a garage at Mrs. Chas. Mark and daugfvtew gradually until matt dough is form­ an*! "concession” fees. Come with a _ First and Edwards streets in New- Economy Snack Msrleno of Gladstone are Spending Cover with few pennies— it will not take many berg. T ry pretsals and ica cream for a ed. Roll it _ Inch „ , thifk. , th* holidaya with Mr*. Laura Mack. 1st« snack at night— whether com- e>verriM 110,1 Ion* roll, pr«*»- Mr. Huth Hay,» was called to ~ n y 1« present or not. C offee tea 11n* together. Cut into 114 Portland last week by serious 111- cocoa or any hot beverage ’ a n il'. inch ,lk* r PUc* ln « r » “ « 1 P*n ness o f her daughter', family, tha bland with this unusual yet taste- • " * P°.ur, c*'*rnr “ * “ -57” ’- . D. Foster*. ful i Bake in hot o*en (426 F.) 30 ful Hl»h dish. . * | minute«, basting often. Serve hot, Another choice nocturnal L « Bamum left Friday fo r San cturnal morsel w)tj) (aucc poured around them and A Good Bank In A Good Town ln The Garden Spot Oi Oregrn Francisco to spend Ohrutma* with is country rarebit, which la easy I tat>le.p«m of wh.oped cream in the to make. Whila stirring a tablespoon placed on each »lice. Serves 6. hia two brothers, who Navy. | o f flou r in tha asmm cjuantity o f BANK of BEAVERTON Mr. and Mra. Varnon l»achman of iNwtland »pent the holiday aaa- aon with Mra. Leachman's mother. Tha fceedv.il«. Ladt..’ Aid Socia- ' " ' ‘ ‘T * b“ tU r’ “f?d ty met with Mrs. S lr i. Thursday ^ • «* P o tw U k and cook Mra. Louise VanKleak. — ____ . a ,, fo r two minut««, befort putting Miaa I .ur I la Dallmann who apant ,r y int' r* ' lln* in a half pound of audt mild cheese a waek or ao with her aiatar, Mra. cut in small pieces. Season with Hobart Harris of Beavartuai, return­ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neal had aa «alt, cayenne pepper, and a dash ed horn* last Friday. their guest Mrs. Tom liulrey from o f mustard, continuing to stir » « id It is Mra. It ridge*, who waa at th* Albany Wednesday and TlJuraday. the cheese is fully melted. hum* of Mr. an I Mr». J. T. A tan Mra. Hulray la a niece o f Mrs. Neal, eervad on Butter wafers or flake far about two waaka, returned to Mr. and Mrs Jess H a y « and * « • » cracker*, her hum* in Maplewood, laat Mon­ daughter Elisabeth, Mrs. Ghee and day. Penny Saving Main D ish « children and Mr. and Mr». W. Clark Dont’ Joke about hamberger steak. A Wad o f lumber waa delivered anjoyad Christmas dinner together duping tha paat weak to the home at tha letter's horns. When proper^» prepared and f u - o f Mr». Louis* VanKlaak. She la Mr. and Mrs. Bulkline apant niahed, it la delicious as well a* going bo build a chicken house at Chriatmas with her sister in Port- economical. T3ie seasoning is vfcry A dash of sugar not an early data. I land. Her sister felt recently whila lmfpftant. injured on,X rip*na and mallows the flavor, Mr. and Mra. Wayne VanKleek shopping down town, and but ln»P*rt* a wonderful amt and apant th* Christmas aeaaon with har hip and ankle very badly. .. . savor by acting as a blending agent Mr*. VanKleek'* aiatar. Mra Jo* Th* McMmniman horn* at Huber nuoer f or other seasonings, II ins of I aha non. They returned waa tha sera* of a gay party home the first rtf the week. Tuesday night. About 60 young Hambu'g On Toast The children have bean enjoying folks mad* marry dancing and play­ Mix one pound of hamburg with tha echoed holiday during the paat ing game*. Delightful refreshments one teaspoonful each o f sugar and weak, and achool will taka up a were *erved. salt, 14 teaspoonful o f peppeS and gain next week with th* children Mr. and Mrs P. Warner enter- ' made* into flat, loosely mixed cakes, at their place* in the acbool house tamed their children at Chriatmas i * leave in th* bulk. Out rounds of Mr. and Mr*. W. 8. Bowen and dinner. Mr. and Mrs. P. Davie» breed 2 to 3 inches in diameter and aon Shalburn, J. E. Morehack of Portland, Harry Hollingsworth and toast on on* aid* only, spread the M e th o d is t C h u rch Sherwood and George Morehack of family and Sidney Warner and fam- ground, seasoned beef on th* other George F. Gordon, Pastor Portland ware gueats for Sunday £y of Tillamook were those preaent. *ida and b a il five minute«. I>rop at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. ■ _________ _ ______ . - • a bit of butter on each hamburg A "New Year Message" at t>t T. Aten. H IT E O N N E W S I and serve tastefully garnished with eleven o'clock worship how wili Mr». Melvin Vsndcrmost haa re­ » sliced tom ato or parsley. give us a few objectives towards cently graduated fr«*n Monmouth which we should strive in 1933. The E. D. Hite family were sick Normal achool and for the preaent with flu laat week. High-priced cuts of meat are de­ Start the new year right by at­ will make her home with her hus­ licious. but those o f u* who have tending church servic.iL. A cordial Mr. and Mr*. J. L. H aggerty . . . . . . band’s parents, Mr. and Mra. C. these days, welcome awaits you. had Christmas dinner in Portlsnd to w ,tc** . Vandrrvnost. 4 v. J t with a little care, prepare I On Friday evening at the Meth- with friends may( tha odist church the young people of ' wonderful meat dishes from Mrs. Ruth Harrison of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walsh and cheaper cuts. A dash o f Jug* _ tha church will meet for a social waa 1n town Friday and attended the Chrtstmua program at th* family of Eugene were visiting old me, t diahe. brings out the favor and evening. | furnish** th* body with aome quick grange hall. Mr*. Harriaon will b« neighbor» here Monday. remembered as the principal of Mr*. Myra Metsentine returned *»*n gy fuel— just what we need on C h u rc h o f C h r is t Klrvton achool. three year* ago. from Hillsboro last week w h ere, cold days, she has been sick with the fits. Rev. G. W. Springer Mr. and Mr*. Fred VanKleek Coassecticut Stew (Edith Richards) are receiving con­ Mr. Chas. VanKleek damaged hia 114 pounds fresh lean, pork gratulations upon the birth o f a car quite hedly last week when be "Hitherto God hath been with us” 3 pints hot water daughter, Marjorie Anne, weight went In the ditch near Beaverton. is the topic of Reverend Geo. ! 3 cups diced parsnip ten pounds, bom to them Monday, Springer’s sermon for Sunday mor­ Miss Dorothea Struthera waa a 1 thap. finely chopped parsley December 18. ning. Following the morning ser­ dinner guest Christmas Day at the 1 cup sliced onion George Snider o f lone, Oregon, A. C. Robinson home in Portland. 2 tablespoons flour apant laat week with hi* parents, 1 teaspoon sugar Mrs. P. T. Willoughby and sons V W W M W M A W W W W M Mr. and Mr». George Snider, Plea­ Salt and pepper snd Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Willough­ sant Valley mad. Mr. Snider was Ckit the pork into small pieces. by spent Chriatmas with relatives accompanied by two friends from Brown in a frying pan. Add the in Portland. lone, on the trip. water and simmer until the meat Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dairies and is nearly tender. Add the vege­ A t the annual meeting o f the family and Mra. Sophia Olson were tables and seasonings, cook for Men'* Brotherhood held at the home Christmas day guests at the Geo. fifteen or twenty minutes. Mix the rtf S. H. Pomeroy laat Tuesday Davies’ home. flour with a quantity of cold water. evening, the following from Kin- ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Campbell Add to trie meat and vegetables. ton were among those choaen a» officers for the year: President, and sons spent the past week at Cook until thickened. Sprinkle with Mr. and parsely before sending to the table. Everett Wright; secretary, Earl Powers, Oregon with C. Bell. The other officer* were Mrs. S. Zimmerman. elected from the other districts. Stuffed Flank Steak Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kahr hag a* [C H U n C H BELIEVES 1933 IS GOING TO BE BETTER TO A LL OF US ANNOUNCIM VS The many friend* of Melvin Van- dertmoat will be aorry to learn that he waa taken to Emanuel hospital laat we«k to have an operation per­ formed on one of hi* eyea that haa been tmiuhllng him for aome time. The operation was successful and the attending physician ha* hope» he will recover hia right partially if not wholly. B -------------------------------------------- * A lo h a - H u h c r R e v ie w ■-------------------------- - — ; ----------- » Mr. Sutton la ill wffK the flu. Georgo Miles is spending holidays in Seattle. the Mrs. McMartln visited her mo­ ther, Mrs. Ruth Hayes, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott spent Christmas with friends in Portlsnd. Delores Emery is Improving nice­ ly after a very serious throat a f­ fliction. >4 Mr. and Mrs, Vemosky have tra­ ded their place and moved to Port­ land. Mrs. Mabel Scribner and daugh­ ter Shirley are visiting friends 1n Portland. Mr. and Mrs. H. Emery enter­ tained relatives from Portland on dinner gueats Christmas, Mr. and Have a flank steak trimmed and Mrs. MdOam» and son and Mrs. scored; that is, cut all over the Emma iDralle and son Earl. surface in cries-cross lines. Mix A number from here attended trie'on e small onion, chopped; one-half drama presented at the Church o f grated raw carrot; one-hart ckip Christ In Beaverton Sunday evw- finely diced celery; one tableipcmn ning. It waa written by Mr. C a r l1 minced parsley; one teaspoon sugas Rogers. 1 salt and pepper to tastes, and oue- S c W here cloaed Friday and thipd CUP *><* <" ,«** ig h to pupils and teacher are enjoying a "• Spread thte mixture over week's vacation. They gsve a s p l e n - 1 =t*®lt- Po up “ did Christmas program Thursday « P0“ 1^ T ie firm ly and sprinkle evening, which wsa enjoyed by .11 wtth fkmr,pepper and salt. Brown present