The Beaverton review., June 30, 1933, Image 3

I K I » »A Y. JUNK :I0,
1933
Tlie Beaverton
R e v ie w
Dorothea meeting service this week. Ioat
week thirty-two attended this mid-
wc«*k service. Attendance ha* been
steadily growing
ALOHA-HIJBKK
The ladies aid has voted to con­
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Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Hays via­ tinue iU regular weekly meeting
during the summer nusnth«. They
iled frl«mJ* in Portland, Sunday.
are « ‘gaged* in piecing a quilt
Mrs. J . Bush returned Monday
until lhev secure enough to quilt-
from Camas, where ah« has been
We were glad to welcome Mr».
visiting relatives.
I Miller to a ipart in the work and
Mr. and Mr«. Andy Denholm of worahip of »hia local congregation.
Portland were calling at the Oscar She comes to us froen St. Johns
Mason home on Wednesday.
Church of Christ.
Miaa William* has promised to
Mr. and Mra. L. O. Ralston of
Portland, were visiling with the sing for us at our evening service
J.
H. Neal's Sunday afternoon. next Sunday.
Mra. Balaton ia Mra. Neal’s sister.
othea Olson of Portland.
Is now H years' old.
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(«■Ur Sntib'r waa quite ill last
week, but ia very much better at
thta writing
M I.. Ma|x«a uf Gaston wan In
town laat Tuoaiiay, «vlieie he waa
traiiwfe-tii« buaimiaa.
Joseph Wer.arl ia in Monmouth,
where he ia «ttwuiinii auminer
B4'tu>«»l |tor two w«’eka.
Miaa Wilma Costello of Port«
lajvl waa a goon laat week at the
home of Mr. «ml Mra. I). J . .Ward.
T. A Thomas of Port lain! apont
laat
week at the home of hia rou-
ain. Mra. W. C. Hall,
Tile Flat
road.
Mra. Itave J . Ward and aon la r i
went to 1‘ortland. Saturday, wnere
th«v
viailed with
relative«
and
frionda.
Many uf the farmer« around here
plunted their potatoes laat weea.
Home of them atao harvealed their
hay crop.
Albert Obrlat of Grtndtam haa
been ipeiuluHl the |.let week with
hia irrandparente.
Mr. and Mra.
August II. Dalltnann.
I«ut we«k waa »hoop shearing
week around here by
thoae who
have ah*«-p and teat a. A numlrer of
the farmer» have i|uite large flu. hn
Ivor*
Hirrly and Aim»
lilerly
arrived home Saturday »ftcniiwti
from Corvallis. where they attended
the two w«'eka' ataiaion of the .4-11
rlutw
Jaeoii Faix ami hia bride returned
hume Wettncaday from a f«rw day a
a pent at aoroo of the rooat reaorla.
ard ore at their new home on
Tile Flat road.
Mra. M aide Loach man anal aon
of Portland who vlwted a few u»>'»
laat week with her mother, Mra.
Uiuuw VanKlrek, relumed home the
middle of the week.
1/oia Bierly, ilmufhler of Mr and
Mra. Floyd Hierly, who liroke her
left arm above the wriet laat
Monday aW iinf, ia dotng very well,
but suffer« a«Ki»e pain at tirnea.
Miaa Winifred Herat of Iveaver-
t n arrived F ri'ay at the home of
Mr and
Mra Emery Vault l**'k
ami daughter Miaa Annalwl, und
whare the waa a guest for a few
daya.
Mr. and Mr*. U. I*. McNamce
and daughter of San Franciaco,
Calif., epent laat week with Mr.
McNamro'a |<ir««nts, Mr. and Mra.
(J. I* MoNamee, Pleasant Vail*»
r«<ad. They return«! lo their home
Monday.
A meeting of the newly elected
director» of the achool U>ard. held
a meeting at the school house last
Wednesday evening, «rul talked o-
ver natter» connected with the
coming school year.
Mr. and Mr». Augu»t Oliriat and
four aona of (¡reaham, Mr. and
Mra. (»»car Lierman and family,
and Mia* Yuma lhallmann of Bea
vert on, were Sunday viaitors at
I he hum« of Mr. and Mra. A. II.
Dallmami.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph VanKleek of
Portland are being congratulated
up«in the arrival of a aon. born to
them laat Fridfcy. Mr. VanKleek
ia well known here, a» he make*
frequent viait with hia rclalivea
w«ho reaide here.
Notices were ipoated last we«'k of
the special election which will i«e
held July 2 1 at. All voter« in this
precinct are urged to be at the
polls during
the day and caat
their votes fur the numerous mea­
sure* ami candidates on the ballot.
The following have been guests
during the pad week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Everett D. Wright:
Mr. ami Mra. Max (Godfrey and
three giutd daughters of Portland
and Mr. and Mra. Amos Watkins
and family, and Mra. Naihaer of
laurel.
qhc road crow with much of the
machinery spread « new coaling of
crushed rock on the Scholls-Port­
land rood through
Kinlon last
week, making a very nice road,
which the traveling public appre-
ciatee.
as it was getting
very
rough.
Tho following have been guest«
during the past week at the home
of Mr. ami Mrs. Roliert Pomeroy:
Mr. and Mr*. James Steele and
son, Mrs. (»«urge Goodrich and
daughter, Mrs S. C. Sparks, all of
Portland, and James Pomeroy of
Scappoosc.
The young friemls of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman H. Meyers (Fay Dan­
iels), who were recently married,
gavo them a charivari at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Daniels,
Saturday
evening, with a large
crowd of young
people present.
Mrs. Daniels serve«! refreshments.
Mr «ad Mrs W. C llall and
daughter, Mis* MWy Cathryn, woe«
county seat visitors Haturitay.
G«orge K. Luther of Portland
was in town la»t Saturday calling
on tome of hia old frienda and
neighlM>r*
Tho Luthers formerly
resided hare.
Mra. Lillie I ierly and daughter,
Mr«. Ktiu'l McCormick ami family
were dinner guest* of friends in
llillahoro, and visited with rela­
tive« laat Sunday.
J . J . VauKle««k und w.fc, Mr. and
Mra. Emery VanKleek and daugh­
ter, Mas Annabel. and Miaa Helen
VanKleek, were viaiting with rela­
tive« mi Portland, laat Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. fg. L. Cox attended
the annual home-coming of the
Mountain Home church, held last
Sunday at the church, there being
many pettier residents present.
Mr. und Mrs. W. L. Vanllom
and daughter» of lYo-tland spent a
few daya during the past week at
the home of Mr. Vanlforn'a par­
ent«. Mr. and Mra. J . T Vanllorn.
The membership of the ladies'
Aid aoclety was well represented at
Its regular monthly meeting held
Iwal
'lhurs lay afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Pari C. Hell, Cooper
mountain. A very pleasant after-
noon waa enjoyed. Luncheon was
served by the hostess.
S . H Pomeroy, K. L. Cox, and
hXerelt Wright, attotaled the reg­
ular monthly meeting of the Al­
bright Brotherhood held laat Tue*.
day evening, at the home of Mr.
and Mr». Raleigh Whitmore of
lau rel. Ih e next me«rting will be
held at Jennings lodge in July, as
it ia the annual rampmeeting time
of the Evangelual churches of the
sta te .
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HITEON
NEWS
Nazarene Church
Mesdonuee Joe Bush and J . E.
Hay» wore Boaverton visitors Tues­
day afternoon, where they «old
tickets to the Journal Juniors en­
tertainment staged at the Grange
hall
Wedneiaiay evening for the
benefit of the Aloha Grange.
Rev.
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Joe
Berger returned from Cor­
vallis last 'Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Strickland
visited
friends in Portland laat
week.
Mr. and Mr*. E. Livermore had
dinnet Sunday at the Frank Liv­
ermore home.
Pastor :
W* welcome you to all our ser­
vice* Sunday school, 9:45
am .
Morning worship, 11:00 a.m. N.Y.
P.S. devotional service, 7:00 pm-
'.Sung and Evangelistic service 8:00
P m. Wednesday prayer and p.aise,
8:00 p.m.
The salvation of Christ is one
of righteousness, peace and joy.
Vnbaid your bur<Jened heart at the
foot of the cross. Christ will give
you rest.
Come and w: rship with us.
rCHiüIlCH
s in
ANNOIMI MVfo
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Washington
C- T. Geen and
Annette
Geen.
Plaintiffs,« vs.
Jacob B. Hayward (unmarried),
Mrs. F. H. Phillip», Mia* T. C.
Hayward, heirs at law, of Jacob
B. Hayward, and all other par-
tiea and heirs a t law, unknown,
claiming through or thereunder,
Defendants
To Jacob B. Hayward (unmar­
ried), Mra- F. H. Phillipa, Mias T.
C Hayward, heirs at law of Jacob
B. Hayward, and all other parties
or heirs at law unknown, claiming
through or thereunder, Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer tne
Complaint filed against you in the
above entitled court and suit on
or before the third day of August,
1933, which ia more than four
weeks after the date
of the first
publication of thii summons, which
said first publication hereof is of
date of June 23rd, 1933, and if
you fail to answer or in some man­
ner plead to said complaint, for
want thereof the plantiffs will take
a decree against you in accordance
therewith to wit: for a decree
whereby It wtii be decreed that
plaintiff have judgment against J a ­
cob B. Hayward for the sum of
$100.00. together with interest there­
on at rate of 6% per annum from
Sep* "»ber first, 1932, and the fur­
ther sum of $50.00 attorney fees,
and for all other costs and dis­
bursements in and about this ac­
tion expended, and that plaintiffs
sold note and mortgage be declared
to be a prior and first and superior
lien on the following described
premises to wit: all of the north
88 feet of lot five (5) of Block
lettered “B*\ "Reaworth Gardens’’
Washington County. Oregon, accor­
ding to the records of said county
and state, and that said property
be sold free and clear of all claim
of deforciants, and each of them, or
any person or persons claiming
through or under them and that
said defendants and each of them be
f«xreclosed and debarred of any right,
title or interest in or tc said pre­
mises or any part thereof, save
and except the statutory right of
redemption as (by law given and al­
lowed, and that the plaintiff or any
of them may become a purchaser
of said sale, and Air all other re­
lief as may seem to this court as
meet, just artd equitable as in the
plaintiff's complaint demanded which
is in connection of this summons.
Service of this summons is made
To/
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Kinlon Church
Services for this Sunday are ae
follows: h\ble school at 10 o'clock
in the morning and preaching ser­
vice by
the yestor, Rev. W- E.
Sintpeun at 2 o'clock in the after­
noon. Everyone is most cordially
invited to attend both aer-vices.
Methodist Church
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George F. Gordon, Pastor
faster M. Davies is carrying the
mall on Route 3 until July 4.
because of
the difficulty of
The slate n ad crew were buay churches to support their ministers
h««re laat week re-surfacing the in an adequate manner, it became
Scholls road.
necessary at the recent Methodist
The Metzrntine family attended' cunierence to make many shifts in
the hom«'coming picnic at Mourv- churches and pastors. This year
Tualatin and Wilsonville have been
taindaie Sunday,
put into a circuit with Beaverton a*
Mra. E. D. Hite held Ihe lucky the remdwice uf the pastor.
The
number that drew a set of dishes services in the outer places will be
at Si. Anthony’« churah.
held Sunday A.M. at 10 o’clock and
Mr and Mrs. Nels Pearson and 11 o'clock. This will bring the
son Lawrence were Sunday eve­ services for the local church in the
ning callers at the E. D. Hite home. evening at eight o’clock. Sunday
school at the f egulbr ten o'clock
Master Krmwt Hite a'comjanied
hour, and Epworth League at five
Mr and Mr«. Joe Flint to Portland
thirty, until further notice.
Monday, where he enjoyed the cir­
No doubt some of our people will
cus.
find it difficult to attend the eve­
Mr and Mra. Wm. F. Campbell ning service«. Other churches in
and sons spent several daya the the community will cordially receive
last week in Washington near Mt- you in their morning service. Peo­
A llama
ple should go to church.
Mr. »r.d Mra. George Anderaon
ami children were visiting a t the
Church Of Christ
Frank Erickson home near laurel
Rev. G. W. Springer
Sunday.
At tihe regular monthly meeting
Mrs. Alice Willoughby returned of the Sunday school council, a
home Miomiay after viaiting sev­ committee was appointed fer the
eral day* with her mother, Mra. purpose of arranging a Children’s
day program. The date will be
Burch in Portland.
ojwiounced later.
Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Gardner ami
The Young People's society of
daughter
Winifred of
Jtmnings Christian Endeavor are preparing
Lodge were We«lne*day
evening an ice cream social to be held on
via ¡tor at the Struthera home.
the church laiwm, July 7th. All o-
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M. Davies and t'her young people’s societies of
three boy« enjoyed a picnic Sun­ tho city o f Beaverton as well as
day at Rippling
Water« held by ninny neighboring societies are in­
the KOIN Club. Mra. Davie* won vited. Hus. however, does not ex­
clude anyone, as everybody is in­
the nail driving contest.
vited.
Mr
and Mrs. E. D. Mile and
Mrs. Galloway leads Ihe prayer
aon Kmo»t, Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Flint
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland
and sons were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Mary Dudley in Portland.
* HAZELDALB NEWS *
Willard I*. Andersen,
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Balfe and fam­
ily were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. J . Gassner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Special Monday
SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed
40 k
DRESSES. Plain, Cleaned
and Pressed ........................... 504
In the matter of the Estate of
LADIES COATS, cleaned
Charles E. Hedge, Deceased.
and pressed
............. 504,
Notice is hereby given that the
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
undersigned ha* been duly appoint­
ed executor of the estate of
SPEICIAL TH IS MONTH
CHARLES E. HEDGE, deceased,
Beaverton, Oregon
and any and all persons having
Prices for Sat. - Mon., July 1 - 3
Libby’s Devil Meat
10c
Marshmallows
15c
69c
_____________________________ 5 lbs.
Olives
'srT.'S?
Jomcha Giant
No. l'a tall
Lindsay Medium
Ripe No. l ’a
Stuffed, Queen’s, Olrve Meats
3-o*. Gloss Bottles
Pineapple
~ _
Ju st the thing for a
PEAS
Corn
35c
Sweet treat
2 cans
tasty salad wit>h cottage cheese
San Wan, young, tender
full of sugar. No. 2's, 2
Del Maíz
303, 2 cans
Fruit Salad
Del Monte Buffet’s
No. l ’s tall
T A Ï A D
Vegetable, Century or
Lake County, Buffet
k Jr V L ir V L /
No. l ’s, tall
Lime Rickey^;-
Vinegar
IN BEAVERTON!
Sardines
!
Heinz, White
or Cider, qts.
Del Monte, Red Alaska,
Sockeye, No. l ’s tall, 2 cans
TYny Tots, in
pur« alive oil, 2
North Star's
NY>rw egian’a, 2
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
Meals 254.
Home Made Pie»
MAPE8 & SON
Beaverton Barber Shop
RESTAURANT
SHORT ORDER
Cigars, Tobaccos
Confections, Soft Drink»
15c
10c
9c
Corn Flakes^ 5c
Salmon
C. J
STEVENS. PROPRIETOR
Mrs. Rehekahi Rllcraon gave a
party on the afternoon of June 28 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
! for her „reat grand-daughter, Dor- I
ROSARIA TAILOR ft CLEANER
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon
for
Washington
County
Business Places To Patronize
W. K. PEGG
I claims against the Mid estate are
l hereby required to present Mid
claims, duly verified as by law
required, at the office of my at­
torney, A. C. ALLEN, 712 Swet-
land Bldg., Portland, Oregon, with­
in six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated June 22, 1933-
Date of first publication, June
23, 1933.
Date of last publication, July 21,
1933.
DOY GRAY, Executor of the es­
tate of Charles E. Be ige, deceased-
Doy Gray, aldreu, Beaverton.
Oregon.
A. C. Alter., Attorney for execu­
tor-
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Pints
MV. and Mrs. Charles Barron UNDERTAKER and KMHALMKR
Express Office— Stage Depot
drove to Camas, Wash., Sunday to
Phone 1060E
sec the celebration there.
••range Building — :— Beaverton Western Union
Rossi
Building
Beaverton,
Oregon
The Hnzelilale community club
are having their picnic,
Sunday
July 23rd al Eisner Park.
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
ANDY’S MARKET
Mr. and Mra. Claud
Mills of
I
Portland visited with Mr. ami Mrs.
FIRST CLASS WORK
W. A. Jones last Sunday.
MEATS OF QUALITY
Mr. ami Mrs. John Felshcr and * AT REASONABLE PRICES
children visited at the Tom Miller
Service With A Smile
K. D. VanMeter, Prop.
home on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dora Gassner and Ed Mil­
ler were visitor* of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Miller last Wednesday.
upon you by publication thereof,
pursuant to an order of the Hon­
orable George K Kagley, Judge at
the within entitled court on the
Iflth day of June, 1933, directing
tie summons be published in the
"Beaverton Review", a newspaper
published weekly and of general
' circulation, published and edited at
Beaverton, Oregon, said summons
to tie inserted and published one
«•a-h week for four consecutive
weeks, the date of first publica­
tion, June 23, 1933. and date of Vast
publication, July 14, 1933-
G- A. Cobb, attorney for plain­
tiffs, Beaverton, Oregon.
adv c-30-33
SHRIMP
Vak Pak, 5-ox.,
large, fancy, 2
Crackers
CRAB
Cheese
Krispy
2 lb. Iboxes
Geisha
Fancy %'u
Full cream
lb.
15c
10c
35c
19c
15c
23c
25c
25c
I7c
MEALS
Cady
Building — :—
Front Street
I F *C tf f P O
| ^ U U C C
Columbia Best, the perfect
finisher to that picnic, lb.
4 ,U V '