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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNK 23 , IMS T he Beaverton Review [ c I r iiic h I AWiOUNCtMmS Hebrews will be the topic o f dis cussion in the morning service. "Our God" la tile title of the eve ning sermon ------------------------- a m LOCAL NEWS - m IKINTON H APPEN IN G S I « By Mr*. K L. Cox ---------------- m J. K. Moreback of Sherwood *|>ent la*t Sunday with hi* daugh- ter, Mr» J II. A ton < harle» Watkin* ha» returned f iu n a trip to aouth-eaatern Ore gon where he *pent a few week*. Kev. and Mr*. W. E KHnpaon were gueat* for Sunday dinner at the home o f Mr and Mr*. Floyd Bierly. turn by Mr« George Kinder and daughter, Mi*« Future Ellen, who vUilail during tbe « w k with Mr* Snider's w«n, George and family of Ion», Oregon (Correction: Mr*. Snider did not ntt»nd *tatv grage, a« « « » reported La»t work. ALOHA-IIUUEK ■ ---------------------------------- fa Mr*. Kdwin Johnson had a rather painful ae«*ion with the dvntiat Tuesday morning She I* recovcr- inir nicely. Carolyn Talbert is recovering from an attack o f chicken-pox. Mrs. Elizabeth McGowan returned to her home Friday morning, after several weeks at the Emanuel Hos pital. She is under the care of a special nurse and la not able to see visitor» at present hut is slowly improving. Mr*. Ole Oi"«on of Ole*on sta tion attended the 17th annual pk- nic of district number 18 at W. it- ford Saturday, June 17. Mrs. Ole- son ha* been present at every meet ing of the pknk since its or igin in 1917. Mrs. W. O- Roberts and Mrs. F M. Lassiter entertained a few Mr*. Lillie ltierly i* having »ome friends at luncheon at the borne of papering done Hi her hou*e, the Kir,ton Church Mrs. Roberts In Portland on Tues work being done l>y Mr. Lampier day. The gue*t* were Mr*. V. A. o f Porllatu! Sunday waa observed a* Chil Wood, and Mra M. C. McKcrcher Mr, and Mr*. Walter Wilcox of Mr* 4'harlea Thompeon who ha» Moaier were railing at the J. H dren'» Day and Father’* Day at of Beaverton, Mr*. Chas. Jacks and been «pending the |>a*t *ix week* Neal home Tueaday afternoon They chunrf». The following program Mra. N. W. Gorham o f Portland. in Humboldt. Iowa, returned home were Ju*t returning from 1‘endletun WM «"joyed during the Bible «.hoot Fourteen ladles met at Vhe grange la»t Friday. where they had been in ettendlencr hour: *ong, by all: *ong, "The hall Tuesday June 20 to arrange at the »late grange. They made Sw««t Story Did", Roaemary recipe» for the new giange cook Mr. ami Mr*. Harry A. Richard* the drive to Seattle and were re- Aten: recitation. Elmer Bierly; book. They plan to meet again entertained • ^ ‘^ d r . n ' Í t Ihllr lurn‘ n* home Tuesday afternoon Reading, lui* Jberly; reciUtion*. Tuesday, June 27 to continue the children and Paul Pateraon and Bnulah I'oU-r- work on Vhe cook book. A pot- borne Sunday. o Mo . ,, ,N7 ' ho*U‘“ í ü r l»on; duet. Kathryn Pomeroy and luck luncheon at 1 o'clock All Mia* Marie Mundtin of I'ortlanJ the Rcedville l a d . .. Mi.aionary So- }UmalMry At, n; reciUtion, Donna grangers are expected to attend. ci» y Thuraday afurnoon. The *ub- MrtIenth, , ; by .11. taa le-en a gueat during the paat Ject waa the Phlllipine l«lande and | _____ _ _ _ _ _ _ two weeka at the home o f her the Weat Indie* Mr*. Neal'* friend, Miaa (irace Brown. ('onKidfutional Church NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ■i»trr Ulkrd to them about the Rev. Charle» F .Clarke, l\i*tor On U.e 16th day of July, 1933, Mr. and Mra Vernon Leachman Phlllipine laland*. ahe having been at the hour o f ten o’clock a.m., at and aun uf Cortland. apent the a reaidrnt at Manilla for 1& year* Well, friend*: when we think the east door of the Court House week end at the home o f her mo we are "praying In Vhe name of m Hillsboro, Washington County, ther, Mr*, lxiuiso VanKloek. IIITEON NEWS Je»ux" are we? 1 would like to Oregon, 1 will »«11 at auction to S. II IHunrroy, Mr*. Roliert Pom- * --------------------------------------------------- a diacua* that question with you next the highest bidder for cash all the eroy, ami three children. Mr*. Earl Mr*. Carrie Hanaan entertained Sunday at the morning lervice, right, title and interest which de C Bell, and Mlaa l-uella Dallmann the Rebecca did» Wedne.day at her thi* i* very v iu l to all who wi.h fendant C.. E Haskell had on Jan ■ pent la*t Thursday in Portland. <),ne to pray aright. Do not forget the uary 29, 1932 (the date o f the E. I). Hite ami ion Erneat pur- Bible School hour which precede* docketing of the judgment herein) Mv and Mra. Aldred Richard* and o f eheep |a»t the morning wor»hip and sermon or ha* since acquired in the fo l three daughter* o f Doach Station rhaaed thirty head period The evening »erviee will be lowing described real property lo apent THurat'ay with Mr Richard*' week at Shelflin parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry A Mr. , nd Mr*. Burch of |VrtU||J held at 8:00 o'clock with the *er- cated in Washington County, Ore “Speaking for Our- gon, to-wit: Rirharda. »pent Sunday with their daughter. mon theme ■el vc»” . Beginning at an iron on the Mr. ami Mr*. W. L. VanHbrn Mia* Alice Willoughby North line o f the James Flippen and two daughter* of Portland Mr and Mr, Wm y <’a n v hell Mcthodist Church DLC No. 55 in Section 27, Town »pent the week end at the home - w j children were vUiting relative* ship 1 North o f Range 1 West of George F. Gordon, Paator Mr. and J Mr*. J. of hie parent* “ u~ ’ Saturday in Portland. the Will. Mfer., North 8 »' 48' West T Vanllorn. Mini all of the Hiteon folk* at The itrmon «object for the wor- *>44 38 feet from the Northeast cor Harry* Ra'harda ha* completed a tended the Rebecca Club pienk at ■hip »erviee at eleven o'clock will ner of said Donation Claim; thence •Singling job on the barn on the Rippling Water* Sunday. feet to an iron; lie "The True Vine’’. A measage of South 1106 38 Muaekenbush place, which I* occu MF and Mr*. Fred R. Gibon* of inapiration and spiritual uplift thence South 89 * 44' Weat 279.78 pied by ('harle* llemrirh and fam to an iron; thence North Eugene were week end gue»t* at Sunday achool at 10 o'clock. A cor- feet ily, who have the place rente,! to an iron; thence the C- W. Strother*' home. *1*1 invitation ia extended to you. 213.82 feet Miaa Amy Godfrey, who ha» been South 89 * 53’ West 310.94 feet to Miaa Klixabeth _ Strother* , left on ■pending the pa»l achool year with an iron; theme North 0* 02’ East C hurch Of Christ -her ...te r In McClond. C a lif. re- * • * " * * . toT Lu« cn« 356.4 feet to an iron; thence North Rev. G. W. Springer will lie a house guest of her cou turned to the h,»me o f her parent*. la st Sunday the Churches of 89* 63’ West 671 feet to an iron; sin. Mis* June Gibon a. Mr. and Mra Alfred Godfrey, laat _ . . < hruU from Hillsboro. Farmington thence North 0* 02' East 538.42 Friday. ■ and Beaverton enjoyed a picnic feet to an iron on the North line v P‘Cn. f *“ * lunch and union »ervt e under the o f said Flippen DLC; thence South S H. Pomeroy made a motor trip U U >t Farmington. Detail* o f an 89* 48' East 658.78 feet to the to Mnlalla Friday, (kn hi« return he Mr R. Robinson, the Misses Maid. t of beginning. containing waia atvompanied by hi« aon Roliert uuCt H . ? - ^ r* A , ' * ” “ *• attendance contest between H ill* place >nd Beaverton were arranged 14.3262 acres; who ha» lieen in the mounUin* <m Mra Roll t. Holland and Mra. Geo. ^ having begun with the firat Sun- ALSO THE FOLLOWING DES u vacation trip during the paat Anuerson. A t the annual school meeting day In June- The basis for the per- CRIBED PARCEL OF LAND: two week* Beginning at the most Westerly Monday avening, E. I). Hite was centagc increase i* the average at- The Carlton Past Noble Grand club elected director for three years ten, fa nee for the month o f May, of the Southwest corner o f the Mar held it» regular meeting at the and Cora Metzentine was elected which was 93 for the Beaverton tin Haskell 70.75 acre tract in the j home of Mra. Gladys Aten, one day " j ’” ), Mis* Esther Schrader is re- Bible School. If wc are to retain James A. Flippen DLC No. 55 in laat week. A pot lurk luncheon was tained a* teacher, this being her.j the banner won from Hillsboro last Section 27. T<wnship 1 North of served at noon to twelve member* th ird year. year, it will require the faithful Range .1 West. Will. Mer. running amd Pour visitor*. ------------ H effort* of every member to not on- thence East 18-55 chains to a stake, Mr. and Mr» Fred West and Mr. HAZELDALE NEWS | ■ ly hold the line of 93, hut to in- thence North 5.40 chains to a and Mr*. Alfred Saelen* o f Port the stake, thence West 18.55 chains to I---------— ■ 1 — --- ---------- n crease this average during the Sectio*i line between sections land were Sunday guest* at the Mr*. E W. Livermore ia im- summer months. home of Mr. and Mr* George Sni- p,¿rin g from a case of small pox. The Christian Endeavor society 27 and 28 in said Township 1 North Range 1 W est.; Will. Mer. A r . Mra. West ami Mra. Saelen» ^ M m #r o f HilUboro P*id » to o f Aloha o f thence South on the said Section are daughters o f Mr. and Mr» visited at the Frank -S.lee home l»*1 Sunday evening^ They «r e to Snider. last week fommended on their 100% re- line 5 40 chains to the place o f be- On the 4-H clubber« radio pro- *" ‘ turn to the Church services. At the Irinning. containing 10 acres more irr«„, over station KOAC out on John Stamm had a paralytic ’ recent election o f officers of the . or le**; Friday evening many of the friends "troke Monday o f laat week and ROciety, the president, Roy Ship- AND, AI-SO THE FOLLOWING of Kan M a r l y . ! « of Mr and M r. «• »«rioualy II&. « . can. and the vice-r resident. Donell | DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND: Mrs. (»«oar Taylor spent Satur- w fr* re-elacted I Part o f the Donation land Claim Floyd ltierly, were very glad to A - Pi'PPen. being claim hear hia voke, which came over the day at the home of her daughter, I Friday evening the members of « f the Church are planning s house No- Township 1 North of Range air plainly. Mr*. E lgar Luaby- warming for their pastor at his 1 « nd ^ g in n in g , t a point Mr. and Mr*. Roy Bierly enter- Edith Foster o f The Dalles vis- home on Watson street. This I 13 69 <*•'“ » North » nd 7 54 <*•'"* tained a number o f their relatives ¡ted over the week-end with Mr. is to he a pound social. Ladies are | East of the corner to Sections 27 at thedr home Sunday. Among them and Mrs. Wes Bany. requested to bring either sandwich- and 28, 33 and 34 in said Town were: Mr and Mr*. II K. Grab- ship, and running thence North ladies o f the community held a es or cake. horn and children o f Cooper Mt. quilting bee at the home o f Mrs. A continuation o f the Book of parallel with the East boundary of and a number of the Otto family Wes Bany on Friday. from Bald Peak. Jean Smith went to Seattle for | The following have been guest» a week to visit her cousins, Mr. during the past week at the home and Mrs. William HairtL o f Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Pomeroy: Walter Curtis o f Redmond. Wash. Mr- ami Mrs. Leslie Blue o f Seat- tie. Wash., Mrs. Hearl Pomeroy, i visited old friends in the neighbor- and daughter, Miss N'mhne, Mrs. hood Monday and Tuesday. Walter Pomeroy, Mrs. George Ne- ' A n iu SaW f lutle daughter of wen and Bert Sparks and son. Mr #nd Mrs Ver| Salee. is in the < lement, all of Portland. Dorenbecker Hospital with car trou- Khvood Wilson, who is employed ble. I" » w<«,,d cutting crew up on the Mr >nJ Mrs. Tom Mi|ler ^ GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP mountain near Mountain Home, had family visited Sunday in Portland W. E. PEC.C. the misfortune to have a piece of . t home of Mr , nd Mr„ N. Meals 254. Home Made Pies atcei from a wedge penetrate his j,. Danford. UNDERTAKER and EMBAI.MER Express Office— Stage Depot leg. requiring the services o f a I physician to extract it. Several Mra- Aurhouse and Mrs. Mur- Western Vnlot» Phone 1060s stltches were tak«n to close the P*»y K«ve a card party. Saturday 'ìrnnge Building — i Beaverton Rcw*i Building Beaverton, Oregon wound- Mr. Wilson is doing nicely night, with five table* o f "500'’ in at this writing P'«y- Mr" ,w - A Jon*" and c p - Syveraon won high honors. STUDIO BARBER SlIO*’ A numlier from here attended the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ANDY’S MARKET meeting o f Ruby Rebekab lodge • ] held at Scholl* ln*t Wednesday eve FIRST CLASS WORK MEATS OF QUALITY ning, at which time Rebekah* from The Beaverton Review Tigard were entertained. Mr*. Lil- | AT REASONABLE PRICES lie Bierly from Hillsboro lodge ' Service With A Smile K. D. VanMeter, Prop. also a visitor. The Mis* 1 Issued every Friday at B'eaver- w as es Grace «nd Blanche Me* ormick .. ton, Oregon, appeared in piano duets on the program Mr*. Ethel McCormick ami MAPES & SON Mr». W. F. Norman o f Aloha waa the hostess for the Home Ec onomic* Club o f the Aloha Grange Wednesday afternoon. Business Places To Patronize IN BEAVERTON! " " Vlr" M " ttendw‘ *’ r0,trmm- Mr. and Mrs. Is*land Flint, who attended the sessions of state grange held in Pendleton last week as delegates from Kinton grange. returned home Sunday evening They were accompanied or. their re- Beaverton Barber Shop Entered .* *econd<la,. mall mat- RESTAURANT ! ter Drc. 9, t922 at the Poatoffice MEM.S SHORT ORDER nt Beaverton, Oregon, under the | Cigars, Tobaccos C. J 9TEVENS, PROPRIETOR Bfl 0f March 3, 1879. Confections, Soft Drinks ( SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ! I Cady Building — :— Front Street j J. H. Hulett, Editor & Publisher the said claim, 13.41» chains, thence East parallel with the North boun dary o f said claim 14.87 chains; theme South 13.45 chains, thence Weat 14.87 chains to the place of beginning and containing 20 acres. AND ALSO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND: Part o f the Lunation Land Claim o f James A. Flippen being claim No. 55 Township 1 North o f Range 1 West and beginning at a point 13 89 chain* North and 22 41 chains East of the corner to 8ectlon* 27, 28, 33 and 34 In said Town.«hip and running thence North parallel with the Fait boundary of the said claim, 13.45 chains, thence East parallel with the North boundary of said claim 88 links, thence South 13.45 chains, thence West 88 links to the place o f beginning, contain ing 1.18 acre«, more or leaa. AND ALSO THE FOLLOW m O DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND: Beginning at a stone on the line between Sections 27 and 28 and 27.35 chains North o f the corner to Sections 27. 28, 33 and 34, in Township 1 North o f Range 1 West o f the Will. Mer. running thence East 7.50 chains to a stone, thence South 2 75 chains theoce West 7A0 chains to a stone on the line of said Section 27, thence North 2.75 chains to place of beginnlcg, con taining 2.082 acre*. Said sale is made O' ler execu tion issued out o f V ' ;u<t Court of the State of t f or the County o f Waah , . * me direc ted in the case o W ? McOready vs. C. E. Haskell J. W. Connell, Sheriif of Wash ington County, Oregon. Joseph R. M Cready, Attorney for Plaintiff, Forest Grove, Oregon. Date of first publication. Friday, June 16- Date o f last publication, Friday, July 14. adv c29-33 ROSARIA TAILOR ft CLEANER Special Monday SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed 404 DRESSES. Plain, Oeaned and Pressed .......................... 504 LADIES COATS, cleaned and pressed ............. 504 SUITS MADE TO ORDER SPEICIAL THIS MONTH Beaverton, Oregon Prices for Sat. - Mon., June 24 - 26 JUST LOOK! W hat A Big Piece Of Money Your Nickel Is! MILK, Cooked in glass ALL PURE Tal! cans containers JELLO to eliminate 5c cooked taste. 5c Or Jellwell, Your Choice o f Flavors, pkg. Cider Vinegar Corn Starch SNOWDRIFT 12-0 x- Jones 5c 5c Argo, or Kingsford, Pkg. Almost as cheap aa bulk, 3-lb. can Dog Food 39c V ¡goral,, tall cans 5c l e t your dog be the judge, Soap Sunny Monday or Harmony, 2 bars 5c AM M ONIA Or bluing bottle 5c Toilet Soap Mission Bell ¡Bar 5c Pork & Beans VanCamp’s Medium 5c CERTO Just in time for strawberries. 2 bottles 45c PENJEL Sardines Tilt more, in natural juice, tall cans Marshmallows Chocolate Syrup Wesson Oil 5c In cellophane bags One-fourth lb. '<L,h~ with new glass mfxer Pint le t s you make your oWn mayonnaise to suit your Can make in two minutes y» Ö C d* 5c 49c own taste?