The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, January 27, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTlio Beaverton Review FRIDAY, JANUARY *7. I * : XI LOCAL. I I Uture. They were accompanied by tlv, V principal, Mrs. Anna \V h * c . and some o f the parents* Sunday dinner guess at the home : of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Richey were I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klinge aim Mr. and Mrs Kreindring spent daughter Maxine o f Gaston, Dr. P. Friday evening at the home of Mr. L. Mcarbarn and Mrs. Meacham, Sr j of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. F. and M r . J. F. Fol aher. 1 Beal and nephew, George o f 1 a*ur- ] James a I f attao, son-in «law o f elwood. the late Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burgle Announcement o f the engagement died in Portland. January 20. of Mko laicile l'alhstrom. daughter Mrs. H. J. Wright, Sr. spent Sat o f Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalhstrom of urday to Thursday o f last week Portland to John B Gustafson, neph visiting relative in Tacoma. Wtv. ew of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boring was Mr and M rs F. F I’osson and made at a party given at her heme family have moved lack from 1-ong- last Saturday night. The date of viev . Washington to this vicinity. the wedding has not been sot 'PE M N G S [C H U H C II a MVOKNCE Rev. G. _______ J J On Monday, fourteen menders of -Mr. K. C. Me Kirov o f Aloha left Tigardville Rebekah Sewing Tuesday for a visit with his par the ents and other relatives in Auburn. Club met for a spocial all day meet ing at the home of Mrs. C. Christ Calif. ensen. The ladies spent the day tie- Bradley Woodward form erly of ing a comforter, ami making un this place and who resides now near derwear ard outer garments for a Oregon City was here on business needy family in the community A Saturday. delicious pot-luck lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kershaw of Kinton were guests at the hi me ot Mr Singer o f IVrtland gave a Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanKleek on very interesting mterpetation of Tuesday. Rible ivrset with illustrated chalk Mrs. F. W . Livermore. Sr. who drawings for the -Sunday school at the Congregational has been ill is spending the week classes at the home o f her son. F. W. Liver church Sunday morning. The evening sermon was taken more. Jr. from old songs of the church which Earl Evans, Miss Lillian Evans, were- illustrated with picture slides. and Ronald Whitworth returned Sunday after a two weeks stay at K I W A M S C L U B HAS Lake Lytle. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Felsher and children were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Williams on Saturday eve. Mrs. Ernest Livermore of Co per Mountain wen first priZ:. un J il- lars, offered by the Dorothy Dix broadcast over KOIN'. The Mothers Club of th. Raleigh School is entertaining the eHldren Friday with a moving picture in the s.'o o l auditorium. Dinner guests at the M. C. Me Kercher home on Thursday owning were Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson and Miss Merle Davies. Mr. and entertained the home McCormic Church of Oiriitt Mrs. R. S. Brown were at a bridge party at o f Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saturday evening. Mrs. F. J. Donaldson entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at luncheon las, Tuesday at her home. Mrs. A. E. Hansen won the high honors. Mrs. Hans Engelmann was a guest at the S. B. Lawrence home Saturday e\e-ing. Mrs. Engelmann has recovered from her a’ tack of the flu but her mother is still quite ill. th « )* roor&Tim I voum I **..."I Go , To»/I ^uich i Naznrene Church Rev. Willard P, Andersen, Pastor Have you ever attend«! a Nax- arene meeting? You will find them upliftixig. inspiring ami interesting Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. There is a class for you. Morning worship 11 A M. N. Y. P S. meeting at 6:30 P M. Evening service 7:30 I’ M Wednesday Prayer and Praise at 7:30 P. M. Springer membentbip in the fisherman's club. I lo' definite date o f ,>ur first meet ir g will be announced next Sunday A ll who sre eligible for member- ship are urged tv* hand In your ap- plication aa soon as possible. O f course, only thuse interested In be coming fathers o f men need apply T lie young people o f the Cbnet- isn MMleavor are beginning Chriat- isn thnteavor week next Sunday by takuig charge o f the evening sen- vii-e with the exception of the aer mon a v * o.a -^1 ___ • « a. . Noxt Sunday mommi: Mr. S ring T cr trill speak on the topi •Pt*. iff t! : Eternal Things. The sermon in the evening will he «‘specially for the young people The ti*|>ic will lie "In Ttie Days of Thy Youth". Mum KUie Whitworth was a its mg ! Psyllium Seed Special. 1-lb. pkg. IthoM* who enjoyed skiing at Mt. { 29*. Browns Beaverton Pharmacy, Hood, Sunday ^ ____________________ _______ n \ * i r i i ’ I«' ATTE N TIO N FARMERS n u u v o ,l l»r. Forest L. Howard The license fees fi*r dogs over * Chlroprartu- and Naturopathic month* *>U1 or for dogs owned or Physic isn kept over HO day* are: W ill a-vtpt farm prmluce In es- Male dog fO.&O change f,|i- profoa stonai »rrv U i* Female Dog $1 00 Phon« ItWwrton, 10H52. A«lv. cil K 1 S|ia>-ed Female lK>g $0 110 A ft, r M>rch tlf ,^ rh ) W , , ht. lWM, lty |, $( (N) f „ r f«,|ure to pro- BANK OK BEAVERTON cuw lh-eaia* for the dogs above OFFERS SERVICES „ ,, . , , . . Also, after March lui. of each Among the services available to y w , a ii«*iuilty of $1 oo Attach«*« to «• , f . , w you at the Bank of Beaverton, licviutoM for ovrr K Reserve System, month» of mr«* aft«*r Murrh *t*t of member Federal are checking account*, Interest- F ~ r »nd owned or ke,H over besring account*. *afe dopoatt bo*- 5,0 ,U y* a ,U r M,rch U ‘ ,,f " “ h es, loan and collection services, tra y ,,r w le rs ’ cheque* drafts for remit- L ie— — msy be w M by M i l ta n n i to distant pointa Make iSiUte the name ami adders* of |h<, |)tnk ,,f Hraverton YO U R Bank the jw-mon to whom the license i* Methodist Church We spare no e ffo rt In offering ser- to h*- is »u «l, amt the sex o f ,ho dog George F. Gordon, Pastor Foes sre payable to Edw. C. Luce ' vic* “ nd to our customer* Clerk, Hillsboro. Oregon. **ly Mr. Roger IUI*si>n says, "Four per County cent 01 thè tiwn of thè Unite»! States ~ ~ *lo ni ne ri five per cent o f thè t-hink mg ami managing ami planning for r thè country" There i» a rea-*»n for this. Ju*t as Ulta i* trae in ’.ti,- é w-orld o f hir- nee» it is true in church W sciami ami lodge So fow pe<iplc take W responaihiUty la «h a t wo iw «r .*n é t*v«*ry ha mi Wo tnv offerirti: on CITY MEAT MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS 5S12 . V 7 Z r J z W e are expecting Rev. Ethel M. Arnold, a well known and much loved evangelist, to la* with us call this course “ Per*om>h>gy” . It K The Kiwanis Club held their re Sunday. You will want to hear her. i* what you need to ilrvelope you F gular weekly meeting Wednesday and make you capable of taking w evening at 6:30 in the new hall. Congregational Church places of rrsporetibility. Tb.« course j This being Ladies' night, there was will be helpful to thoie who wish r Rev. Charles F .Clarke, IVstor quite a large atterdance. to do things lietter Regardless of J The entertainment following the Well. Friend.*: We have sonic your creed or church or halge we E dinner consisted of the following g«x>d nows for you~that's *i,a> mute you to w,th u* each numbers: solos were given by Misi "Gospel'' mean.* They talked i n - I f n»**day evening You will find some- J Faith Burke, accompanied by Mrs. then, we talk English now; but the thing t h « cou rv you have longe.i Georgia Snider: Mr. Howard advo good new« is fo r all times; but for. No doubt you have qualities o f “ cated a promotion and advertising how can we give you the gorxl bsulershiii Perhaps you have not scheme: Mr. Bingham o f the Bing news if you do not come to hear organised these to v-rve you. Per- 1 ham Pump Co. o f Portland, the it? You will find it being told in haps you liave mi definite purpose main speaker o f the evening, gave the Bible achool at 9:45, at the Thi.* i* the ause " f tlie greatest r. a brief ,alk explaining the work church services at 1*1:00 a m. ami 7:30 p.m.. and at the two Christian you work mon- e ff.v tiv e •mi f» r ing o f the Bingham pum"s. at 6:30 every reaching take this series of lesson* K On the 22nd o f February, the Endeavor Societies club will have a house warming and Sunday. In the morning Mr. Clarke Bring a note book ami pencil. J are expecting visitors from several will give us "T iw Bible View o f Sunday services each Sunday at ^ Human Values". In the evening more clubs. eleven o’clock. We invite you to hymn stories illustrated by stere- worship with us You will bear a optican. Special business meeting. rH V M R FR OF COM Wednesday at eight. REG. L A D IE S ’ N IG H T \ » h - 10c lb. z ll Fresh Ground Beef, 9 c Fresh side Pork, per lb. O I l a II r £ IIT C L c ir C l y ID S * I O F r* * r* « , ej K lC t * , T f l l l C y D lU 6 I\ O S ^ , p. * . . . -. . . D T O K C n Ix IC C , 1 U ID . _ . „ . 25c 19c 25c 10c 10c 25c 18c 10c a • • 4 ID . .. Wed { Superior Cottage ( heese lb. r tl t i n • __ ° t Small White Beans, 3 lb. _ _______ __ J Rosebud Tissue, 5 Rolls ^ Quick Quaker Oats, Big Pkg. j Dill Pickles, Large, 5 for m I Phone Beavrrloi* 0855 MERCE TO HAVE MEET Mr. and Mrs. F. W Livermore and A meeting o f the Beaverton daughter, ois. were Sunday din Chamber of Commerce will be m-h. ner guests at the home o f Mr. and in the Kiwanis club rooms Fr.aay Mrs. J. W. Davis in Portland. evening itonight). for the purpose Miss Glenn entertained the grade o f appointing a committee to attend school teachers ami their hus'iands a meeting at Hillsboro railed bv and wives at cards. Thursday even- the Regional Agricultural Cre lit a, the home o f Mr. and Mrs. E. E Corporation. with heodnuar'er* r, Stipe. 524 Pacific Building. Portland Mrs. Stanley Hager o f Garden Tee Richey. L. W Short. A E. Home was hostess Saturday even Wilson and C. J. Bielman drove to ing at a bridge party for a group MoMirnville Monday evening to o f eight. A dainty mid nig>.t lunch learn of the plans o f this organi was served. zation. Richev e m la ir* •’-at fanner- Mrs. N. W. Gorham. Mr«. Mc Williams. and Mrs. HelleLark .-¡.»ter o f the late Mrs. Mary Patton, all o f Portland attended Peaver Chapt er Wednesday evening. follow' j W. can through this organiza’ ion get money to buy seed for re-se-din" their winter-killed crops or for other worthy purposes, buy mg stock, machinery, poultry, etc. I f Beaverton business men want to help along a worthy cause, they can do no better than help farmers in this community get in touch with this organization. Copies o f applkations for t • d if Tfce children in the seventh ar.d ferent kinds o f loaas that eighth grades o f Whitford school! secured may bo seen at spent Wednesday at the state k-gis- Hardware store. can be Richey THREE FOR ME Here! H ere!! H E R E !!! Here you have the secret of the power— men who from ancient of of days have lifted the ivorld God-, ward. lat. Bible! B ible!! B ible'!! Full of it; they knew the blessing* God MODERN D AN C E w-aited to pour out if men would Aloha Grange Hall break wit), sin and meet God'* Saturday, January 2Mth. terms. "H e that spared not his own Admission 26f Son. but delivered Him up for us _ 1 all. how shall He not with Him You and your friends are cordially A freely give us all things ?” invited to attend a card party given A 2nd. Pray! P ray!! Ihray!!! The** by the I.adU-s Auxiliary at Huber A power-men pled much fo r all who Club House. Saturday, Jan 2H 1933. s live Ohriatless lives, going out into Lunch and i*rize? Admission 251 J Christies.* graves and on into Chriat- Children not playing card* X to R less eternities. "W h ile they are yet 15 years old 10c admission. J speaking I will hear,’’ God’s promise. 3rd. Go! Go!! G o !!! Y e s - g o ye OLD TIME DANCE into all the world ami tell the good LKEDY GRANGE HALL news to every last man. CEDAR MILL, ORE. God commands each o f the sav-d S;rurday eve, January M.1F33 to get the word o f life out to the AD M ISSIO N 25c last soul he can reach. “ Herein is my Ee.'her glorified, that ye benr much fruit.*' Chrisg 'pleads. Old Time Religion, Box 95, R. 2 B E N E F IT CARD PARTY ? Beaverton, Oregon T h « Beaverton Parent Teachers,^ Association are giving a benefit , card party in the high achool gym ^ Friday, Feb. 3rd .The proceeds are to be used to serve free lunches to needy pupils. Bridge and “ 500" will both be played and there will be re freshment* and iprixe*. Th»- admis sion is 25C. u —------------------------- —--------------- » Where To Go S A T U R D A Y and M O N D A Y SPECIALS MILL RUN 80-lb. sack 60c W H E A T ( Recleaned ) 100-lb. ’’ Leader Egg Mash 100-lb. * SCR ATCH FEED 100-lb. ” Process Ro. Barley 75-lb. ” 95c $1.40 1.15 85c Molasses Dairy Ration 80-lb. ” 1.00 FLOUR Kitchen Queen 49-lb. ” 83c (THESE PRICES ARE QUOTED, SACK LOTS F. O. B. Our Store, 1-2 Or Ion Lots. Delivered Free.) •">W YOU CAN BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE LET’S GET ACQUAINTED i 5 t Phone 2505 Blower Demonstrates New Fisher Ventilation System Business Places io Patronize IN BEAVERTON! NOTICE HR-------------------------- — ---------- • Stated Communi cation of Peaverton ’ l-odge No. 100 A.F. A AM Thursday W. E. PEGG evening, Feb. 2nd. and KMBAI.MKR Official visit o f D »strut Deputy U N D E R TA K E R Graml Master, Bro. Calvin W. Weaver o f McMinnville. Memlier* Grange Building — :— Beavertou are urged to be present. Visiting brethem welcome. By ordr of the Worshipful Master. STUDIO BARBER SUO«* F IR S T CLASS AT WORK R E A S O N A B LE PRICKS E. II. VanMetrr, l’ r»ip. FLOWERS B eavnrton Rnbek- ah Lodge N o. 24H nieela firs t and th ird Tu es day even in gs al 7 :3 » P. M. in the I.O.O.F. Hall. Mrs. ,Sarah Cham berlain, secretary, And Mr*. Hazel Miller, N. G. p-tf Simulating the condition* encountered in driving, the 53-mile-an-hour blast from thi, big blower find* it»elf completely tamed by the new f iiher No-Draft Ventila tion tyttem. In the upper photo, the driver’» window i* lowered and the ventilation reculator set to admit full flow of air, paralMing the condition exi-tinz in the con- vrntit.nal type of car with driver'» window down. The face* and attitude* o f the occupant* reflect the di*- comfort they feel. The lowerpicti e wa* taken under identical condition*, except that the Fisher No-Draft Ventilation aystem ha» been lirouglit into use. Note the white ribtxm»— which were fluttering *o violently In the upper picture a» to be. entirely invisible—hanging straight down above the rear »■rat occupants’ head*. The small blurred streak* on thej outside of the car in both photo* are *imi’ it hits of ribbon, whipping about in the wind. The diagram beside each photograph gives an idea of the course of air currents in the car when the picture wa* taken. In the upper view they rush in and cause dla-j comfort and drafts in their effort to escape) in the lowe« view they are drawn in to compensate for the removal of spent air, which ha* been drawn out by the- semi-vacuum in the wake of the car. Tuesday and Friday Shampoo and Finger W ave Short Bob 50f lo n g Bob 75<* C R Y S T A L B E A U T Y SHOP Appointment Not Necessary In the C. E. Hedge Building A. L. A M A C H E R Certified Public Accountant. Accounting Systems, Auditing Income Taxes W ells Building, Hillsboro,Ore Funeral Pietra All Kinds HF-NRY P F E IF E R Phone 12051 Sou<h End of l-nmhard Street Beaverton, Ore. Beaverton G. J STEVENS, S A T IS F A C T IO N Girl* Lamps PRO PRIETO R GUARANTEED Boyd’s Variety Store Edison Mazda Coat Sweaters 49c Gift* for Every One N O V E LTIE S K A M BERGER’S Beaverton Barber Shop Oregon DEWEY THE PLUMBER Carries a Complete Line of S IIE R W IN W IL L IA M S P A IN T Phone 7702 Reavrrlnn'a Own Store MARKS & SON R’ lSTAURANT MKAI.H SHORT ORDER Cigar«, Tobacem^ v Confection«, Soft Drink* Cade Bldg Matson SI.