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J 1933 FRIDAY. APRII. The Beaverton Review voted they arv accompanied by a T V senior girl»’ indoor baeball Mr. ami Mrs. Joh McCann ami W O R R Y? Junior or Senior. team defeated the freshman team, son (T*d, who reside on Denney As Mildred Finnell has moved Wednesday. Road with Mr. and Mrs. Iaiwell Some shoo trouble away; but llotUhy jloy »a s elected as the Margaret MV*H (.«Vvtviahelle Kahr, visited at Oregon City Sun next day. new secretary. KamVrger, Khoda Thyng went day with Mr. McCann's brother. Iwrk It eomes again Sur»- for, "Man ilmt is born of —-June llansen on the 0 . K hike Saturday which Kd M.-t’ann ami wifi T V broth began at Council l>*at. ers had not seen <vi.b other for a «miian is of a few days and full \ tVm.vl) "Apple lllossom Tim«’ The Happy Harmoniser» an’ more than twenty years even of trouble." sponsoring a big modern dance at BEAVERTON W INS Will U« given at. Alolia iiratign Ilrre ia the eure— though living in adjoining coun Huber Hall on Saturday evwtinff. i)F H \T E HONORS LADIES Hall, tl'liursilay April 13 at 8:00 ••Come unto me all ye that U t P. M. Sponsored by the Aloha Apnl l;V They are planning a fo o d ORGANIZE A CLUB u ties. ---------- ■----------------------— jj, bor and are heavy ladon and I will time for all who attend. .. .. . * , grange. Admission TV ami child haavertoiv Ihjrh is no* —■ ■ give you rest"— the words of the SILENTLY PASSING ren IOC Adv r i l l Beaverton («rang" will hold it s district champion in debate. Both A group of ladie« of the S or- w - ----------------------------- a lami Ami the Good Book says to r«gukir meeting Saturday. April ,.r have shown gicat abil- relitKi district formed a sewing club Dr. Format L. Howard. Dr. Wood cast all your care upon Him for S at 10:30 A.M. 1 he roll call will lty Bnj versality duri g the hard which will be known as the Sor- was graduated Card l*»rty at Mrs A J. Vance’s from Beaverton **•’ careth for you. l»> Suggestions tor odd jobs in >tr ugg l«1 to this high position. l i l t rento club. The first meeting was High school in the class of 1927 at RosetlaUv, Friday evening, on lWho ia it that casts all ihrir the home and on the fa r m ’’ affirmative team. Pau’ l oeckli held at t V V ine e>f Mr». J. F. after which he completed a April 14 Admission I lie Adv c 10 four anxious care upon the I .«nil ? Who Mrs. Janie's McDonald of Tac- and Inalnia T off, have not le>st a Felaher on Thursday afternoon, year course in Chiroprackics. is it tliat walks through th« val- onia visited at the S B Lawrence debate during the whole district 1'*" dub will nWet iVgul:$rty , .... ■. ley o f the shadow of death and The IVst N*d>te (¿rands’ Club will home. Friday. Mrs. MvlV>:aid serie«. I'he negatives, loan Bierly Jacob R. Miller. 30, died at his fear* no evil? They have settlml nmet next WUditsday at t*m bom« was a former resident of Raleigh and Kenneth Taylor have lost only BEAVER CHAPTER heme in Beaverton. April 5 after *be big question, of Mrs K.list Shirks. All Past Noble and is a member of Beaver Chap- one. This wonderful record was a weeks illness from pneumonia. Now settle it; take your stand (■rands are invitisi TO ENTERTAIN ter O. E. S. c imaxed by the defeat of New. Mr Miller hi survived by his that Christ's death for your sina t® y wife. Mabel and 'two children, Jac clears you ami opens the way for House guests at the L. D. S h e ll-! * « * ’• the V rdest do- SPECIAL NOTICE Beaver Chapter 106 will V host l*auline. also by his Hod to pour in pour in pour In enberger home are Mrs. J. J b ,tr ° i J »‘ °- »hich to it’s Past Matrons and Patrons ob, Jr. ami ■— « mother and father. Mr. «ml Mrs. J. of his blessings. Second; Bible— Newkirk o f Los Angeles. Calif * av* Beaverton the district CJlam- Wednesdiiy V'wr.irgr. A tint IT W Ê Heaver Chap ptrr No. F. Miller and several brothers ami Bible Bible f««r your new march sis'er and Mrs J J. Weatherman P ' ^ ' P This debate »u s held at There will V a program and other com m li n V ’ Y l0,i .Slate.1 sisters. T V family f«»rmerly re. log orders. Third; prayer pray- xrf Pocatella Ida., sistertin-lr/v of Liniield College. interesting features of entertain -I » C ' icatlon Wed e ve April Beaivertsin meets Seaside at sided at Bond, Dreg. W“ prayer for t V power to go M rs. Shellenberger 12 Paul Matron« an I Seaside with her negative team ment- The committee for the even _____ ahead. Mrs. Sarah V. l-awrence visit April 8th. On the same «late ing is Mesdames Btaascr, chair Patrons »peeisl gue»t». Mrs. Winifred Skulason, > r »3. di<\| If witVut a pastor and seeking ed her daughter, Mrs. Pave Fiske SprK.gfield meets Albany. Med man. Dean, Downing and Buck. neceasary Visitor wel at her home on Crystal Springs spiritual or prayer help address Receipt» of Multnomah this week Mrs. ford meets Myrtle Point. Ohilo- Marg near Milwaukie. She is a Old Tin*e Religion, Box •& It. 2. come. By order o f W. M Fiske has just returned from the «}uin meets Redmond, and Baker. WANTED and FOR SALE road suter 0f Mr*. J. m Wilcox who liv- »rot IVenney, Sec. Adv. IW ivafisi, Oregon Tor: land Sanitarium where she Pendleton- TVieso schigvls are ““ ^ e d m>ar Tobias ami now Mosier. recently underwent an operation. ch, mpll>ns m ^ ir rts|HÎO:iv< dis. Edison Mazda Lam|>a -10 9t o ff Oregon. Funeral was held at 2 P. M Mr. and Mrs. T. B Lienney at tncts. ) Thursday W E. lVgg in charge. at Kambi'rgerr. tended a birthday dinner party If Beaverton wins from Seaside “ Commi tment at Portland Croma Ì at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1 her negative team will two weeks Psyllium Seed. Special. 1-lb. pkg. torium. Ayres o f Ridgefield. Wn. on Wed- ia er meet the elimination be- 23c. — Browns Beaverton Pharmacy, « - ---------------------------------------------- ft announces n -d a y «vening gr-en in honor of tween Springfield, Alba»-*-. Med- 1 1 ■ " 11 NOTICE t eir son Mi.lard s tw eiitieh birth- ford and Myrtle Point. The school' We'll haul your garbage for 25/ ■ -------------------------------------------------- ■ New Drop In Ridio Tube»* winning this debate is the West- a month. Phone 7851 for prompt Tax League meeting will be I'« |>. Mer# Now Tom Allen. Mr and Mrs. R. D. era Oregon Champio.y. If Beuv- service.__________________ A dv.-cl5-tf held Satunlay. April 16th at 8 p.m. 245 $1.16 Williams. Harvey W iliams and Mr erton wins her way to this honor in the Court House at Hillsboro W) 80 ** and Mrs. John Eggman attended h**r affirmative team will meet Wh.te Leghorns Baby chicks, Holly- for , hr purpoM „ f eloitmg off.,-er. t 280 SOIA .80 w-iiid-Hansen strain. $8 per 100. outlining a Tax league pro- y -* .70 the funeral services at Skamokowo, (he Eastern Oregon Champion at We have our own flock. Free gram for the summer. wn. of Mrs. Amanda Richards who Eugene. The winner of this de- 226 .85 .76 Snturdnv Ni^hl April 1 Sth range, la rg e Capacity. Hirter was buried at ‘-¡he Fern Hill cem- ba;e is state champion. —M. R. Findley, Pres 227 1.06 .80 Hatchery and Poultry Farm at •(try there. Happy Harmonizrrs Tub** Tested Free Dundee, Oregon. C-20-22 N EW S NOTES Mr. ar.c Mrs. Oscar Effenber- ________ lOo-W. lampa ....................25/ m K>‘r (Gladys Shellenberger) visit M fThe Girl Reserves have ordered h,,r Sal -A gasoli-ne engine. Cost 75-W lam ps .................. 20/ ed at the L. D. Shellenberger home 1 f ° rlhenex $60 new, used only a month. Admission 25« Saturday. Mr Effenberger is a their rings which will be present I’hone 6103 For Service X 5 months of 'Same as n»'w. Will sell for half member of Gov. Meier's Recon- ed to them April 21 at a formal price. Call at Review office. sauction eunmittee as a repre ring cermony at McClay Park in T he Portland. Ifi-c adv. sentative from Tillamook Co. The M iss Burke has been besieged A tlantic M onthly c -rnmiUee met in Portland Sat. by students of the public speak- For Sale or rent— 4-room plast- V i AKE the must of your • i . 1 ,. i i I| | X V n D C /A /' c 'ass- to Ftad orutions. Alan ered house and Ai acre o f land. * ” n U A U n S x J v .. Lowery gave Lincoln's Gettysburg just outside of Beaverton city reading hours. Enjoy the wit. the wisdom, the companion PRESENTS DRAMA Address. Vivian Jeffries gave limits. $5. per month. — Phone ______ Susan B. Anthony’s famous speech 1907. Adv. c-19-20 ship. the charm that have THESE FEED PRICES WITH THE PRICES YOU The Torch Horn r Society pew- or‘ woman suffoMga. Ray Wlamoi -------------------------— — ------- made tho ATLANTIC, far HAVE BEEN PAYING AND BEAK IN MIND THE S seated “ Who Kissed Barbara? ’ a Kave one of Daniel Webstetrs seventy-five years, Amorioa's one act play, sixth period last *P~chcs. } ? * * Sh? ph* rd W,th most quoted and most cher FACT THAT PRICES AKE ADVANCING J Wednesday. The cast included: ° " account o f the bank situa- wh‘ ‘ on ' h ,!' . «"b u lled , ished magazine. the bride. Thelnvi Tttfft the tKvn be no Girl Re- REGARD. Phone J. A. Croen! grc‘-m. Kenneth /fayloir; the brides- s* rT* Oarnival It has been post- Hillsboro. Route 6. Write Box 95, Send $1. (men ioning this ad) adv. Pd-18 a M argin West; t.-.e best P°ned tiH «ariv next fall. Route ■ Portland ad~ nutt 1 B the mtl l1 Hughes has set aside M •- The Atlantic Monthly, 8 Arling Income Taylor. The gym ’ was darkened to da>' ot each week discuss cur- W anted— Acreage, __ Farms. ton St., Hata0. property to trade or sell; also, .aid o the mysteriousness Mis*» , ren* events with his t> h periol Recli'ancd ” Oregon property to trade for Schaefers, the Torch Honor Soc- Amtrican history class. The idea Feed was Idaho. Miller & Kelly at 1168 iety s facultp advisor, proved to be was originated by Catherine Markovich. Third street- Hillsboro, (»regici. an able coach. The IJncoln-Douglas delate and Adv- Pd. 13-20 Other numbers on the program were a piano solo by Helen God- 1,^e M ebster-Hayne debate will ” number of good frey, and a vocal duet by Eliza- soon ** ? iver‘ bF four «udents of For Sale— A ( Dairy beth Struthers and Esther Me- *be PubBc speaking class. gentld horses we.ighSng from ” Keown. Wednesday noon students en- Feed ) 1200 to 1600. Weil broke, •Ehe admissior was 10c and the j°yed seeing on the third floor, an lawrence Glaske, Hillsboro, Ore ROWN ’’ Society netted 11.20, part of Indian war dance given by none Route 1 1H miles northeast of lADKR which will be used to buy a loving ^ ^ e r than our joke editor. V ar- Or on oo. Adv. Pd. lr-20. t cup for some member o f the grad- ^aI Ie t Hickman, in disguise, ” ( for hay ) uating class. “ Us c*o. 5 holds the record of _______________not being late this school yeat. LOCAL J£AJ>P£A11\G$ Where To Go y ■ BIG MODERN DANCE I BEAVERTON ELECTRIC HUBER HALL 5 Picce Orchestra COMPARE j i \ f G IV E M ESSAGE L 'K -iiT ii f' TO I> l n t - n c E 1 G H I H (iK A H r iK N --------- In SepUmber you will be in :he new Freshman class entering our "H i” . In order that you may enjoy your first year more it is our desire to make you better ac- quainted with our work and ac- tivities. W e are sending an account T v u “ ummer of these. By reading the Hummer you can decide what activities you wish to enjoy. To you paren's of future High School students, we urge you to read the Hummer and 'hen make your decisions concerning your son or daughter and Beaverton High School. w but / tud* T - 11 '* . di*arp»v,t*d ,* elr opinion t h a t i t w i l l be late June 2, the last day of school. “ W ill you writt in my auto- graph?” "Oh, I can’t think of a thing to say” Such are the words you hear in the halls and classes now. The aut'-graph mania has be- ¡jUn again- MUs Schaefer's F rench 2 class members are waiting anxiously rective their first letterg frCim Kre nch correspondents, - N O IR E OF FINAL SETTLE MENT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate o f i , n r ’ v i ’R O W n i t Harrison M. Htighson, Deceased. L A K I ir , V B l l l i -A 1 • Notice is hereby given, that the 1 END BAND CONCERT undersigned administrator of the --------- above named estate, has filed in On Friday evening, March 31. the above entitled Court and cause, , a band concert was given at the b ‘* final account and report as High schwd audi'orium. Several such, and the Court has fixed the numbers were played by the bard 8th day o f May 1933, at the hour some of which they will play in of 10 o’clock A- M. of said day, the Stat" Band Contest. and the Court room of the above The three contest numbers are: entitled Court in Hillsboro, Ore- “ Our Direstor.” a march—"Oregon g»n. as the time and place ior j Melory” , a revere and M r ci hearing objections to said final Count” an Overture. account, and for the final settle- Singing by the girls' GP-e club ment o f said estate, and a tap dance by Thelma T eff' Dated this 7th day of April were also features o f the pro- 1933. ifram. Hare, McAlear & I'eters, Attoir- The Torch Honor Society’s play neys for Administrat. “ Who Kissed Barbra*' gave Thh Doy Gray, Administrator of audience rmich amusement and said deceased. tainment. — Bob Denney (Continued From Editorial Page) geer and Mary M. Vegeer, his wife, IIT V IA D m a d d “ f U: " W * * * h" r,'in an<l .11 -N H Jtv l I./AJNJN act up by way o f answer any right, W---------- ----------- ---------------------------- 9 title, interest or lien which they The Junior class held a special or either of them, have or claim to meeting Friday in room 9 for the have upon said premises or any purpose o f discussing Aihrt Junior part thereof. Brom This summons is served upon you Annabelle Benson was chosen by publication, by order of Hon. by the president tV, be chairman. Geo. R. Bagley, Judge o f the above The following committeees were entitled Court, which order was appointed: Ref^shment Margaret made and dated March 22. 1933. West; Entertainment. Alice Lund- Date of first publication March gren; Decoration, Joyce Simontr»n; 24, 1933. Patron Dorothy Boy; Orchestra Date o f last publication, April Betty Bucharoti. *The admission 21, 1933- will he 25/ for a single person or M. B. Bump, Attorney for Plain- 25/ a dvuple. The lower classes, tiff«. Residence * Adress Hillsboro, : are to be allowed to come pro- Oregon. MODERN DANCE Richey Hardware and Furniture Company \ \ 1 i fi Phone 2505 ------- APRIL 13,14,15,16 T r y ou r"M cals Select"— com plete luncheons and dinners fo r HO/ to $1.25 and break fasts fo r 50/ to 58)/. Funeral Pieces All Kinds IlFiNRY PFEIFER Phone 12051 Sou(h Find of Irtmhard Street W. Southern Pacific r*rangr and and Vluililinjf E M B A L M KK — :— lifiv rr(«h ....... Itea verton. Ore. CRYSTAL BEAUTY SHOP F'rederic Permanent! All Line* Of R,.auty Work I Special* On Tuesday and Friday on Shampoo* and Finger Wavo* BARBER SIMM* FIRST CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES K. I). VanMeirr, prop. F'or Appointment Call 6.303. Beaverton Barher Shop GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP Miai* 25/. Home Made Pics. Express Office— Stage Depot Western Tfnion Phone 10605 Rossi Building Beaverton, Oregon 0. J STEVENS. SATISFACTION PROPRIETOR GUARANTEED Boyd’s Variety Store ROLLING GRINDING CLEANING Mills E. P E G « UNDERTAKER STUDIO Hay, Grain, Feed, Garden Seed and Poultry Supplies Cabbage, Tomato and Flower Plants Hodgers-Browstdr’s Triangle FLOWERS B s back b y m idnight, A pril 2 3 Front Street Near S. P. Depot Phone Beaverton, 3 6 0 3 A N D Y ’S MARKET Berthold's F'eeds MEATS OF QUALITY O I’ R SPECIALTIES Homelike, Triangle Mills and The Dalles Flours SHORT and \ IN BEAVERTON! Roundtrips to almost every where in the West for about 1/ a mile. Start your trip on one o f these dates: Charles Berthold’s Feed Store Service With A Smile Fertilizers, Seed Spuds WE i i DO LLAR \ DAYS! Business Places To Patronize Beaverton, Oregon A New Broom Sweeps Clean Minerals, a \ i W ashco Seed & Feed C o But we have been here 1 mg enough to know tha; it takes something more to really clean house. Check over these useful items: Reg. 50/ Brooms ......................39/ R<-g ‘ ii- (»'Cedar Polish ............'«Or Reg. 30/ O’Cedar Polish ....... 25/ Reg 35/ O’Cedar Oil Fo«r Floors ...................... , . . 25/ Complete Cotton Mop & Handle .................................. 49$ Reg. 25/ Pot Scrapers ....... 15/ Reg. 15/ Pot Scrapers ......... 10/ And many other labor saving special* at THE FRIENDLY STORE Blend, Specials for Saturday and Monday MILL RUN 80-lb. sack .65 WHEAT 100-lb. $1.05 100-lb. ” 1.15 Scratch Feed 100-lb. 1.20 Med-o-ration 100-lb. 1.05 Egg Mash ,7 $1 45 100-lb. 100-lb. 1.60 White Oats 49 lb. ’ ’ KITCHEN QUEEN w w t’ Kk.ur 49-lb. AND SAVE Aloha Grange Hall Saturday, April 8, 1933 6 Peice Orchestra Admission 2 5c Fisher’s \ DFILIVER I/)NG-DISTANCE HAULING » M « . New Spring Hats 69<- to $1.77 NOVELTIES Fa*l«r Candies and Novelties Beaverton’s Own Store MAPES & SON If It'* Printing We Can Do I) GIVE US YOUR ORDER Huy from your home merchant And Get Your Printing FVom MEALS The Beaverton Review Cady RESTAURANT SHORT ORDER Cigars, Tobaccos Confections, Soft Driidia Building — Front Street
