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FRIDAY,
JANUARY 0,
ijiUi/7
1933
The Beaverton Review
elock Sunday evening with a spec
ial speaker, Mr. Atchley working
to control the cigarette. He brings
a very interesting message with
many startling statistics.
UI9
Nazarene Church
Here ere two very econmtcal dess- Pan-frying la quicker;
use Just
•rt» that are aa delicious aa they enough frying fat to cover th# nuts
...
. . . .
, r ® n<rw’ *nd they are made accord- (2 tablespoons to one cup of nuts).
Mr •"‘I Mra J. I* Haggerty an- |ng to the very laat word in the new Let R get hot, but not to smoking
IKINTON HAPPENINGS! | trrtjyncd th* follcrw in* g-ueet* New Achool o f crarker » jo k e r y ”
point. The nuts should brown in
By Mra. E. L. Co*
I Year'* day: Mr. and Mr.. N. P. |
Nut W o en
about 3 minutes.
Stir constantly;
Nielsen and daughter o f Tigard, and j
1 cup crumbled graham crackers drain on absorbent paper; strain
Mr. and Mra. Roy Lieu of St. Johns
M cup sugar
oil and keep to use again.
Kchoot aeaaiona wer* reaumed on
% teaspoon salt
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Hite enter
Tueaday morning.
tained at dinner New Year's uey
3 cups scalded milk
Fruited Rice Pudding
J. T. Vanhorn haa been ill at hi* Mr. and Mra. Garfield Hite and | * "gg yolks, beaten
1
cup
cooked rice
home on Tile Flat road the |>aat family of Sherwood, Mr. and Mr*. I
% cup nut meaU chopped
% cup brown sugar
week.
, m e S Joe Flint o f Scholls and Mr. and
M teaspoon almond flavoring
1V4 tbsps. butter
Mi«* Alice Gembella .pent a few Mrs. Hubert Holland of Ueaveiy
*4 teaspoon vanilla
% cup milk
day* laat week with her aunt, Mra. ton.
4 egg whitea
1 tbsp. gelatine
■— ----- --------------------------- •! Mix crumbled crackers, sugar.
Bruce (lordun o f Portland.
gelatine In cold water lot
Real Estate Transfers | aalt and covm- »*«, scalded milk five Soak
Mr, and Mr*, Floyd llierly and
minutes; scald milk in top ot
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Stir
into
beaten
egg
yolks.
Add
family spent laat Thuraday with
Shaw Fear Co. to
Peter MrEn- nut meaU and flavoring and fold double boiler, add butter, sugar and
friend* and relativma In lllllaboro.
Add gelatine and *4r until
tire. Part uf Iota 375 and 370 John- in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour rice.
gelatine
dissolves; remove
from
Mr*. Blanche Palmer and child son Eat. Add.
Methodist Church
into buttered baking dish. Bake in
atove; add vanilla and sliced dates.
ren o f 'Pualitln apenl Sunday with
George P. Gordon, Pastor
Prank Baiser
to
Hallie Wood, a moderate oven(S50* F )
35-40
Cool
until
msxture
begin*
to
stiffen
her aialer, Mra. Everett U. Wright. Part of Blk. “ A” Meixgor Acre*.
minute*. Six portions.
then fold in cream, which has been
A t 11 o’clock Sunday morning
Herbert
Gordon
(trustee)
to
Roy Bell of Wlbaax, Mont., la
whipped (or 2 beaten egg whites;
Eugene Schiewe o t Portland will
O aabarry And Apple Pie
viailing at the home of hia brother, Myles K. (VBIisk. Lot 10 Huntville
then pour into mold and set aside
Mr Karl C. Bell. («-uper Mountain. Sec. 24 T18 RAW.
1M cup* crumbled soda crackers until cold and firm. Serve plain or speak in our church. You will en
joy hearing hia message.
Fred Siegrìst et ux to 8 l - Sie
1/8 cup butter
with whipped cream.
Kinton waa well repreaented at
Young pecgiies service at 8 o’-
gelst et ux to 8. 0 . Seymour, Part
1
cup
sugar
the annual budget meeting in Hilt*-
of Secs. 6, 0. 31 and 32 TIN R2W.
114 cups cranberries
Three-Bit*. Pie«
boro laat Thuraday.
S. D. Seymour at ux to Patrick
>114 cupa diced apple*
Roll left-over pax try to thickness until a thick paste is formed. Press
Mr. and Mr*. Kal|rh Baker have Lumber Co., Part o f Secs. 5, 0, 81 j
H cup we ter
of (4 inch. Cut into rounds with halves together.
been III during ihr paat week. They and 32, TIN R2W.
Crumble cracker* fin* and mix small biscuit cutter, prick with
have been at the home of Mr. Bak-
Terminal Ice A Cold Storage Co. with butter and one tablespoon of fork and bake in hot oven untfl
Caramel Pudding Sauce
er'a parenta in Beaverton.
to Kay-Maying Co., Inc.,
in the sugar. Presa mixture in an evwn brown. Cool. Then split into halves,
4 tbsps. butter
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hall s -d city o f Hitlaboro.
layer againet aides and bottom of spread one half with cream cheese
114 cup* brown sugar
daughter Mary Calhryn viaited Sat
A. M I aw ry et ux to Jame* W. buttered pi* plate. Cook cranb»rries (rubbed to a paste witFi cream).
2/3 cup white corn syrup
urday at the home of Mra. Haifa Mott (Corporation
Commissioner),
and apples, water and sugar to-
Spread the other half wfth Frv|t
% cup evaporated milk
eoualn, T. A. 'fhomaa and wife of Part o f Lot 9, Blk. 1, Hunt Club gether until tender. Cool and pour
Spread made by cooking together
Melt butter in saucepan, add su
I' rtland
Tracta.
into cracker-lined plat*. Bake in a 1/3 cup orange juice, a tablespoon
gar and syrup, and boil to soft ball
W. J. Gallimi et ux to Rueben B. hot oven (426* F.) 12-15 minutes. of butter, a package of sliced dates; stage. Add milk and serve warm on
Due to the bad storm Sunday the
preaching service waa cancelled. The Price, l«ota 6, 6, 11, 12. Blk. 41 Eight inch pi«.
and a tablespoon of honey together the left-over pudding.
next regular preaching service will North Plains.
Orange Br*ad
Ada Alkirs et rir to Elmer {li
be Sunday morning at II o'clock,
ner et ux. I-ota in Heaverton-Keed-
4 cups flour
on January I5lh.
ville Acreage and Johnson Estate
2 teasp. baking powder
Georg* Snider and two friend*
Add.
1 teaspoon salt
from |one, Oregon spent the holiday
14 cup butter
Samuel
Stoller
et
ux
to
Ernest
season
with Mr. Snider’* parenta
1 cup sugar
H. B.
Mr. ami Mra. Georg*
Snider ot Schaer et ux, 2 acres in
Bones Cl. No. 02, TIN RIW.
2 eggs
Pleasant Valley road.
K. J. McAlear et ux to Jay Dans
Orange peel, candied
Mr and Mra. Klwoud
Wilson et ux. Part of Lot H, Clement's Sub
2 to 3 cupa milk
«pent the holiday season with Mr. Division. Sec. 15. TPS RlW .
Sift flour, baking powder and
Wilson’s parents. They returnea vn
salt together; add sugar and butt-
MEMBER--COLUMBIA FOOD COMPANY
their heme at Mountain Home the
H AZE I-D A LE N E W S I
(creamed together), eggs, well
first o f the week.
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- j beaten and orange peel, using be-
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Snider very ” Mrs. Edgar I.u*by is ill with th# * * • » ■ * •"<» »
o t milk t o J,orm
soft hatter. Pour snto greased ttn.
pleasantly entertained
a
few of
Just before placing In oven spread
their friends at their new home last
Mr*. Ellxalwth Birdaell is ill with one teaspoon o f milk over top ot
Thuraday evening iV e evening waa
the flu.
each batter to give crust glossy
apentj playing oarda.
finish.
Mrs.
TomMUler
was
a
Portland
Mr*. Florence 1-ark in who la mak
ing her home with her sister, Mrs. visitor last week,
Candied Orasige Perl
J. C. Snider spent a few days at
The young son o f Mr. and Mra.
(F or above recipe)
the home of Mrs. Rowell who haa
John York is very ill with a mas
Soak slain* o f oranges overnight
been 111 at her home In HthoIIs.
toid.
to soften. Remove and dice; mix
Clarence Snider and two son* of
with sugar and water end boil (low
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
Com
peau
( athlamt. Wash., arrive«! at the
heat) for about five minutes to
home <*f Mr Snider's parenta, Mr. have sold their place here and mov form syrup.
and Mra. J. C. Snider, Saturday, ed to Idaho.
returning to Cathlamet, Tueaday.
Mr*. Reibeera Ellerxpn has heern
SALTED NUTS
Use whole
nutmeats; blanch if
(i. H. Pomeroy and hia guest. confined to her home with illness
possible; drain thoroughly (press
John Steelman of Portland took an for th* past week.
auto trip to Phllometh, last Wed
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Danford o f in towel). Let aUnd several hoars.
nesday.
where they visited a*1ilh Portland were dinner guests at the Then cook either by deep- or pan-
relative* and friends, for the «lay. Tom Miller home, Sunday.
frying. Salt beifore or after frying.
being very careful not to use tt«o
The regular monthly meeting ot
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Walker wer» ^
iBJt. a bland frying agent
the Kinton grange will he held at New Year's day dinner guests at with „ Mg.h tmoking point Which
the hall this Saturday In all day
the home o f Mr. Walker s brother
¡n « crisp crustiness i* best,
session. The newly installed officer*
and wife Mr. and Mrs. George Wal-
will have charge of the meeting.
ker o f Portland.
Made In PorUand By The Hanset Broom Co
Dinner will oe aerved at noon.
:
Rev.
Willard P.
Andersen,
Pastor
W e again invite you to attend
our services. You will rind a home
like atmosphere and a hearty wel
come. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Young
People’s
meeting at
8:30 p. m.
Song and evangelistic 7:30 p. m.
Wednesdar, Prayer and Praise at
7:30 p. m.
EVERYBODY W’ ELOOME
Congregational Church
Rev. Charles P .Clarke, Pastor
W ell FYiends: Here we are again,
inviting you to our service« which
we ar„ gong to try to make ash.-ep-
ful to you as we know b.-aw. not
only this Sunday but every chance
we have. Do you feel the need of
systematic reading and study of the
Bible? Come to our Church Hioie
school at 9:45 study srith us and
get our plan for daily Bible read
ings. W e are living in difficult
trnsM. We sometime» wonder how
wp are to face them. Oom at 11:00
a. m. and the pastor will tell you
of the way Jesus helped one man
out o f hia life of defeat. We won
der how the other half livee. A
little glimpse will be given you by
Mr. Clark aaei»ted by »tereopticton
Views at the 7:30
service of the
way some o f the millions o f India
live. Does British role help them?
And do not forget that the young
people are cared for in their own
meetings at 6:30 p. m.
MM ITS
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AMIDI) S M A R K E T
Special Values in Seasonable Foods
Features For Saturday - M onday, January 7 - 9
FLOUR
“Northern” blended with hard
wheat for home baking 49-lb. sack 89c
242-lb. sack, 45c;
10-lb. sack, 25c
BROOMS
Baking Powder
Mr. and Mra. E. M Opit* o f Se
A Country Editor
A LO H A -H U B E R
attle, Waah., Mra. Nettie Smith and
Looks at Banking
Mr». Muriel Starr of Multnonuah
Janet and Ralph Nielson hav#
and I-eo Adams o f Portland were heen III with the flu.
lK editor ot the Norwalk. Ohio.
recent visitors at the home o f Geo.
Ha
Mr and Mrs.
Brickline
spent
Harald take* a somewhat different
Hawley, and Mr*. Hattie Lawler
N«*w Years day with her ida'f-r view of tb* banking situation from a
Mra. Wesley Heard (Marian Rich
good many people. His Idea la as
ln Portland.
ards) was taken suddenly ill Tuea
follows:
A new atore has opened in the
day evening and rushed to the hosp
"With rents falling an«, unpaid, real
ital, where it waa found she waa Wheeler building, operated by Her sstst* does not present a happy pic
bert
lHa.id.
suffering from an attack of ap
ture. Nor doe* th# ownar of care
pemficiti* but no operation waa
Misa Grand, teadher o f tha 3rd f » » f salactad bonds feel any happier,
m-enasary.
ami fourth grade is ill with the wltb • buncb ot “ >•“ * »ln« wr0B« A
John Steelman o f Portland spent flu. Mrs. Beattie is teaching in lot •* f0‘ k* y*TT “ "fu lly Invastad In
prafarrad and common stocks in tb#
a few «lay* laat week at the home her nlaee
’
finest companies In the world and bavs
o f 8. H. tPomnoy. Thuraday Mr.
Mrs. Ruth
Hayes spent
New seen them fall to perhaps a tenth ot
Steelman returned home ami Mr Years day with her «laughter Mra. what they paid for thorn, and no dlv-
Pomeroy and grand-daughter,Kath I. D. Floater.
I ldeuda at alL Soma folks kept their
ryn Pomeroy »pent the day at the
, .
. ! money in savings accounts in banks.
Mrs. Mable Scribner and
d a u gh ., an(j l0m, t,Bng» have closad and left
Steelman home.
,
end
at tbem high and dry. But tha situation
TYiia community wa» saddened to ter Shirley spent th« week
j u worth looking at vary carefully
learn of the death o f L. M. Heaac Laurelwood Academy.
Mrs. Cha*. Mack and daughter
" ° n fovernmant authority, most
who ha» been ill for the pait few
their , b» nkj. U \l «*>••< w,re
>olT*nt
week». Mr. Hease wa» well known Marlene lhave returned to
but for frosen seats and popular
in thii county a» Well a» all over home at Gladstone.
timidity. Gradually tha closed banka
the »late, being active in all public
Mr. and Mr». P. Davie* of Port ara coming out from under and d*
affair» and a few year* ago wax
land were guest* l<( Harry Hol posltors In avan bad cases will get at
representative fom this district.
Isast 50 per cent of their savings.
lingsworth and family Monday.
r
HITEON
NEW S
u
a «
u i That ’* tough of co u rts; nobody likes
Mr. and Mrs. M trtin and d a u g h - , # loM h lU o f whBt th#y h(Mj iCrlnlp«4
ter Katherine o f Tigard were New
„ „ U c g , n4
But
Year guests o f Mr. and Mrs. A. y0U hoard and stick th# roll of bills la
a coffee pot or under a mattress, some
Mr*. George Anderson and Pat Johnson.
ricia visited Friday with Mr». Wm.
Henrietta and Evelyn Hawley en-1 ? '“ * “ « ' / com*, i; 1‘\n«
b“ rB* ^ " r
Cyrus at Hillsboro.
tertalned the M i.^ s Harriet. Lois
^
U" h,n> 10 “ k* “ ‘ nd
and
Wilma W! . ^ ” ,wh. t about th, grMit m(L)ortt7
Miss Kliialx-th Struthers was a ■"<*, M*rrtar' t
o( b*nks that weathered the storm.
guoHt Friday o f her
cousin, Miss Tuttle, New Year's eve.
Thors Nielsen at Tigard.
TTie school boar.l met Tueada^ mat all comer* and ara doing business
Neighbors and frienda from here night. Mr. Prink was hired to Uke as usual, carefu!!/ and conservatively,
»»N lrt What about tha eavta«*
attended the funeral. Monday o f the place o f th* Janitor Mr. Arnt
who is resigning on aooount o f ,B tboM bBnk,T Tb^ " • • « “ 100
Mr. L. M. Hesse at Scholls.
twmr tinalth
I P«r cent today—and they ara tha only
thing wa know ot at 100 par cant any-
Dean Willoughby has been ser ^
Mr. and Mra. Hanson and daugh- where. After all Is said and dona, a
iously ill with the flu the paat
week at his aunt's heme in Port ter o f Seattle have been spending good, wall managed bank ta still tb*
part of the holidays with her moth- best place In all tha world for money
land.
er Mrs. G. A. N agsl. Monday they or savings. Right now In Ohio tb*
Mr. and Mra. T. R. Bacon and
returned *> Seattl# with Mrs. Na- b» nk» P»r tb»
oa all savings and
daughter, Beverly Ann ot Ilebo
gal accom pany!»* them for a short W tb*,r »«Posltor* net Interest on
were guests this week at the St
their savings. Wa can't think. Jsst
visit.
rother's home.
now. of many other Investment* that
are a tenth as safe as a savings ac
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott and
The Hydrmulia Dredging Co. o f count In a solid bank. Why, area a
children o f Multnomah fcml Mr. Oakland,
haa received a contract savings account In a closad bank Is
Willis Scott and I ji Vern o f Sedro for dredging
the lower Columbia actually worth more today than moat
Wolly, Waah. were visiting Thurs River In the vicinity o f
Wauna stocks.**
day at the Strothers home.
and Westport. .
29 c
Special, each
A 4-sow broom for those odd chores
Little Beauty, each
Gold Beauty, each
Calumet, 1-lb. can,
Royal, 12-oz. can,
69c
98c Beans,
5-sew. made from finest selected broom corn
VAN CAMP HOMINY 2 H
NATURE BEST CORN 300
AMAZON TOMATOES 2(4
BEAN’S STANDARD 2*s
AH
choice
Small white or
Red, 10 lbs.
beans
cleaned
27c
35c
19c
and pol ished.
Your Choice - 25c
Cheese,
14c Beans, medium cans
5c
Ham S 3
lb. 12Jc Pork Roast, lb. 9c
Bacon, Swift’*, lb. 15c Veal Roast, lb. 10c
Toilet, TissueT
___________ _______________ _______Made by the makers of Searchlight
matches.
W hite Figs, Apricots or Peaches, 3 lbs.
Raisins
All
Extra Choice, dried by Bonner
Thompsons^Choice Seedless
COFFEE
OU R BEST,
Roasted
in Portland
ECONOMY,
A
lb.
from
25c
finest o f coffees.
lb.
good cupping coffee, better than most.
Soap,
19c P _
l
0 1 -
bar
__
Del Monte or Van
No. 1 giood cookers. 10 lbs.
6c
QC_
h.5 U|J,Cam p’s, 2 bottles » D C
-FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES
N A V E L O RAN G ES—
I .arge size, 150’s, 2 doz.,
POTATOES — Deschutes
Matches
Every strike a light. Full 20-cu.-in. carton.
RITTA BAG AS—
Per pound..................
CARROTS — California
Runch. Per bunch, .
Rome Beauty Apples Splendid bakers, box
““
2c !