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FR ID A Y . JU N E 30, The Beaverton Review 1033 I-H CLUBBERS WORK, AN D PLAY A T SCHOOL The Beaverton Review Issued «very ton. Oregon. Friday a t Weaver- Entered at second-cla<* mail mat ter Dec. 9, 1922 at the Postoffice a t Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. J H. Hulett, Editor A Publisher Mr. Dorter Hays of Aloha is quite ill. Mr G. A. Gilmore was a ..inner grest at the M. C. McKervher home on Friday. Mrs. K«rr of Grand Rondo ia visiting at the home of her son, Lawrence Kerr. Miss B em i.e Morris of Portland was a g„es! of Mrs. I I . C. Me Kercher on Sunday. Mir Arthur Keeler of Montana is visiting at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. V. A. Wood. Donald Richardson of Portland is visitnw with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J . A. McCann on Denney road. Howard Miller of Hillsboro had kis hands and head seriously in jured in an auto accident in Hills boro last week. Carll C. Beach, Jr ., and Robert Jackson, returned Saturday from a week’s stay at the Hoy -Scout camp at Eagle Creek. Mrs. Delbert Ellis and little son Eldon o f Mollala spent last week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chinn. Mrs. N. W. Gorham, and Mrs. W. O. Roberts of Portland attend ed the meeting of Beaver Chapter or. Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. VanKleek daughter Kathryn, and little Patsy Shields returned from their outing at the benches, Monday. Boo Engelke left last Saturday for an indefinite visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Neely in Sacramento, Calif. Don Siddons entertained of his boy friends at a party on Friday. Games freshments furnished the the occasion. s group (birthday and re fun for Notices have been posted an nouncing a City Election to be held from 8:00 a m to 8:00 p.m. Friday, Ju ly 21. to vote on a pro posed City charter. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W . J . Alexander were Mr. and Mrs. F . H. Harris of Oak Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Giper of Mikwaukie. Miss Lucy Guiao of Portland gave a farewell party at her home Wednesday in honor of Miss Da- videna Merlo. who is leaving soon for San Francisco, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Mike W elter and daughter Jean of Timber spent Sunday in Beaverton visiting with relatives. Miss Margaret Holboke returned to Timber with them for a week’s visit. Miss Grace Miller left Tuesday morning fo r Ontario Canada, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Cullen, during the summer. She will return in time to resume her school this fa ll. The 47 4-H club members from Washington county who attended the summer school a t Corvallis returned Mr. John Stamm of Cooper Mt. home Saturday. About half this has been quite ill. group had been to Corvallis in pre Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank vious years and declared this year's session the best summer school ov Sappington. Monday, a baby girl er. Over tMO boys and girls from Mr. Geo Yates had the misfor- almost every county in Oregon tune to injure his foot one day were in attenance. Some of the 4-H this week. club member» who were attending Mrs. Marv Summers w-ho has *he ,wo weeks session for the first time, atvd w-ho had expected a con been quite ill for the past tinuous round of games and play weeks is much improved. were a little surprised at the daily Mr. and Mrs. Andy Timmer, and gram. Miss Maxine Henscombe drove to Everyone turned out at 6:30 for Carlton Mdmiay on business. physical exercises, and had break- Mrs. H. O. Stipe spent Wednes- fast at 7:15. At 8:30, classes began. day visiting with her daughter. Classes included tours of the E x Mrs. ln et Allhands in Portland. periment Station and the Forestry Mr. Janies Frank of Keedville Nursery; dairy cattle, beef cattle, spent Sunday visiting with his sheep and hog judging and manage ment; crop production and judging; brother, John Frank and family. seed selection; weed control me IW. J . t. -ott returned Friday thods; corn and potato production; fiam a few da >** fishing trip to farm mechanics; shop and foundry Bandon and surrounding country. work and many other subjects. No Douglas Taylor is spending a studying was required, but every few weeks with his grandfather, boy and girl had a notebook in Mr Huff oi his farm at Rickreall, which notes were taken. C a sses Oregon. lasted until shortly before noon. A fter lunch a general assembly Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaeffer and daughter Betty Lou of Portland, was held from 1:30 to 2:30. This visited at the A. C- Tuttle home program was broadcast over KOAC. on Sunday. The afternoons were filled with „ , _ , games and athletic contesta with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Denney and . .. „ . _ the swimming pools in both the Mr. M . F. . . . Ayres . were Sunday menV „j womin ,, , „ me** o . nuu wwuiiu a s - gymnasiums guests at the home of Mr. and M r s . ___, , .. ... ", Ralph Carey in P o r t i a . a v .tl.b le Io the club members. The evening meal was followed by some A marriage license was granted sort of program, to Emanuel G. Keller of Beaverton i The last Thursday evening was and Misa Marie Rueck of Sher- “Stunt < Night”, with the different wood, in Portland last week. groups on the campus putting on Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. some stunt which they bad worked Kerr, a lb. girl, Dorothy Ann, up. Several of out Washington Wednesday. Mr. Kerr is the but- county delegation took part in some cher at Safew ay’* Store here. of the stunts. Don Jossy was per- Reunion of Akins-Tallnian Family Last week. D. C . Tslliv.au re- celved the following announcement On the twenty-fifth day of June, nineteen thirty-three. Each branch ejf the Akins Tall man family tree Are urged to he present for a gay, happy lark On the okl river Grand, at River side tVrk. So conte all you cousins, come one and all. Fat ones, skinny ones, big ones and small; Conte in the morning, come with the rly dew, For a happy day together these dear cousins true. Besides the goodies to eat. bring laughter too, A hunch of good stories, be they old or new. Bring mueic and song with voiees so sweet. Added to the love ¡n our hearts, will make the day quite complete. with the Hast iKiundary of Ine said Boyd's Variety Store claim, 13.46 chalna. thence East MENS A HOYS CAPS 494 91.39 parallel with the North ! oundary of . New Summer Voile Drenara said claim 88 links, thence South 13 46 chains, thence West 88 links All Kinds Píenle Supplies to the place of beginning, contain Itearrrton’a Own Store ing 1.18 acres, more or less AND ALSO TH E KOIJ-OWING D E SC R IB E D PA RCEL O F LAND: KAM HKRUKR’S «W inning at a stone on the line ED It between Sections 27 and 28 slid Soft Drinks 27 36 rhaina North of the corner lev Creams to Sections 27, 28, 33 and 34. in and Township I North of Range 1 West l.unch Good» of the Will. Mer. running thence East 7 60 chains to a stone, thence South 2 75 chains then e West 7.50 Wanted and For Sale chains to a stone on the line of said Section 27. thence North 2,75 I will accept Washington County chains to place of beginning, con Scrip both for new and renewal taining 2 0«2 acres. •ulwrrlption F. M. Smith, Oregon. Said sale Is made tinder execu Ian Agent. Phone Beaverton 73111 tion issued out of the Circuit Court adv c 22 If. 0f the State of Oregon for the County of Washington to me direc ted in the case of W J . Mcl'ready " xnted llomrle»» Men and women Make this your home. Enjoy home vs. C E. Haskell like comfort and hospitality with J . W. Connell, Sheriff of Wash freedom o f individual prlwileg«* ington County, Oregon — Mr». Weir, Mgr. Conimercinl Joseph R. McCready. Attorney Hotel. Adv. e-2:t for Plaintiff. Forest Grove. Dreg- n Date of first publication. Friday, j June 16 For S a le — B eet One half mile Date o f last publication, Friday, | north of Texaco Service Station Ju ly 14. adv c29-33 Jam es Mrdill. adv |-3I L et’. l»ave Depression behind us. locked away from our sight, So it can’t mar our pleasure, no matter its might. Now remember the ,p»y. the place and the time Plenty of Kale plants, 40 e«nt* For a happy reunion and a jolly YOUR BLOOD u 1000. W. W Jaquith, „ear S. Ie.ll» good time. 1 hone Scholl* 11440 adv c31tf President, Jam es McMillan is on my hand» Secretary, Goldie Brown If 1 know the bridge i» out; if I I ■ » — -----. y g I refuse to leave my warm bed, to For Sale— Auto tent, 7 feet by t* feet, two windows, cheap. . L. W Real Estate Transfers I stop you, to warn you back — £ ------------------------------------- .---------- - j fliiml. D u m to i p :tt If I let you plunge on to your Adrian Utx et ux to H G. Brock death; your bt od is on my hands way Co.. 13a rt See 32. T2S. R1W And if I keep still about your Paint Yuur llume Adelia Stitt to George J . Davis ctre-nal soul arti you die lost, again et ux, Dart Sec 12, T1S R1W your Mood Is l a D. Richardson to George W . Richardson, lo ts j, and 5, Blk 12, ON MY HANDS Save Your Buildings with' and Lots 1 and 6, Kik. 13, Metz ger Acre». Acme Guaranteed Forni» I see you driving ahead in the Adelia Stitt to Frank K. Nichol one monster sin of rejecting Christ Covers 450 aq. ft- per gal. The Beaverton Realty Co. re - ‘ h* “ n“ t!> on of * * * v' nin* et ml. Part Sec 12. W R1W. (¡“n Farther as your Saviour; tut • eternal death; porta the sale of the Peck p’ace on dr' “ * ? V i “™ " ? . K * * ' Lasts tamger eternal separation from God. Lombard St.. 2% acres to C. D. H,s d“ rl,n|f h ttl? » b ite bloomers He warned; turn lack to God; sin We handle hulk knlsomimr, and r»'. Stansell of D.lley. The deal was « * « * ! ? » » coupl. pf inches below Bnrf church„ gle out Jesu s Christ to save you supply your needs a print school drwss, a narrow closed Saturday. F. D. H«ck. local manager for “ No man Cometh unto th«1 Father, Genuine Gobi Seal Linoleum will sash around his atomach. a chic make your kitchen sparkle D t Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shellenber- straw hat with the bright ribbon ^ ct r,* <ty Lumber Co., ha-» an but by Me.’* says Jesus. Take your stand— us figure your linoleum job ger and family were hosts to a extending down his back, completed lloUnc«8* ,h* 1 th* lumber yard will We Know How. God accosts O Snst’s death as large party of relatives and friends his ensemble, and needed only the be closed all day, Monday. Ju ly 3. from Portland, on Sunday, with a lolly-pop which he carried in one Thl* ind>c«ted that the yard will payment in full for all your sina. We buy. sell, trade, anything We sharpen and repair liven mower» picnic dinner in their beautiful hand ' to complete the picture of be c,oa«Hl from Saturday evening. Stand <*i that and l>e cleared Bicycles, sewing machine«. grove. carefree childhood. July 1 to Wednesday morning, Ju ly Then Bible— Bible Bible for your T IIE FR IEN D LY STOWE Mrs. Leon Davis (Goldie V in- ' A r* dio Program by the Wash- new m *rohin* order» and prayer prayer— prayer for power to go a- cent) of South Dakota is staying ington county delegation, gave an - Richey Hardware head in the life that (In i kindle» with relatives, havii^ been called opportunity for each 4-H club mem- \O TU 'R l»E X H l l l i r i * « u n «.• end Furniture Company when your sina are blotted out Old here on account of The serious ill- her to » y hello to his folks, and * ” *, HMKK1FF S BA L E BEAVERTON OREGON. ness and death of her father the to thank the firm or agencv which ° n th* loth da>’ Ju ly. *933. Time Religion, Beaverton, Ore. adv late H. G- Vincent ’ had made it possible to be a t the * l lhe h‘Jur of l«n « '« * * * a m., at — .............................................. summer school. |tbe r u l lloor ‘ h* Co*»rt House The truckmen in this vicinity are Many communities have expressed m «tHoDoro, Washington County, T W E L V E O R M O R E - -----------TÍ ,-oncerr.ed about the II at auction to > T ,.n a n n o . . ... , I?ew ^ >tor the indention of arranging scholar- Oregon, 1 will Transport Act which takes effect, 9hjps for next yeJ, r's 5Ummer the highest b.c_................. ...... - all .......... DfPFEREMT CREAMERIES bidder for cash the H O ** T w u c x s P A S T v o c ia d o o n „ accunai fn t A , ms S*?e fo r school, so that more of the Wash- r,* ht- tltle an3 interest which de- W H O P A Y S T H E B IL L ^ 1 * T rounty boys and g.rl» may C.. E Haskell had on Jan - a^v have an opportunity to attend an uml*y 1^2 (the date of the The Christian Endeavor of the event which has proven over and docketing of the judgment herein) or has since acquired in the fo l Beaverton Church of Christ is giv V- over to be of such value. lowing described real property lo mg an ice cream social on the cated in Washington County, Ore lawn a t the Church of Christ Fri- gon. to-w it: ■ >.y evening. Ju ly 7th at 7 o’clock, there. Everybody i, welcome. Mr. and Mrg Doy Gr, y gpent Beginning at an iron on the North line of the Jam es Klippen Josephine Pienovi of Portland en- (he week-end at E agle Creek- DLC No. 55 in Section 27, Town teru ined at a tea Sunday a fte r The liana Engleman family of ship 1 North of Range 1 West of noon in honor of Miss Pavidena Portland were Raleigh visitors on the* will. Mbr., North” 89 * 48* West Merk>. In the evening the ‘party Sunday. 644.38 feet from the Northeast cor- I went to Harmony Point to dance. Mrs. Henry Erickson, who has ner of said Donation Claim; thence ^ A delightful time was had by ev feet to an iron;! been ill for some time is slowly South 1106 38 eryone. thence South 89* 44’ West 279.78 | improving Mrs. R. L. Filley and son Jack feet to an iron; thence North Mrs. Wilbur Weed and son Bob- are on east , an ... extended . . . . trip - in the ---------».• * , , __ 213.82 feet to an iron; thence LJ* 10 th* C*n- South 89* 53’ West 310 94 feet to tirry of Progress F air a t Chicago. I R MeUler on Wednemi.y. ^ thenfe Nofth 0 - 02. and to K’-™, e^ ' and’ 11PJt *burfr’ aml Francis Livermore, J r ., and I. 356.4 feet to an iron; thence North New ey will i * gone sev- |* Metzler went on a fishing trip 89° 6.3* We»t 67 1 feet to sn Iron; eral weeks. on the *Nehatem <*ver the week-end. thence North 0* 02’ Kant 6.38.42 Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Madsen and ____ Miss Ruth Denney spent the feet to ,n iron on the North lin® S«ll your ctiurning cream to your local Co-op** a party of friends are leaving Su n . weTkTend at her home here, re- of “ id , F1j,PP®n ¡> ^ 5 ^ enc* So“ th day by motorcycle for a few weeks’ turning to Oregon City, Tuesday , East 658.78 feet to the or to us via the Co-op milk truck - »-Top prices. trip to Yellowstone National Park. morning. I Pl*ce ot beginning, containing L ittle Valjean Madsen will stay ! 14.3262 acres; with Mr. and Mrs- Halsten during Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hughson ALSO T H E FOLLOWING DES- their absence. were dinner guests a t the home of C R IB K n PA RCEL OF LAND: D A IR Y C O -O P E R A T IV E A S S O C IA T IO N and Mm. J . W .U w ell on Thura- Berinninir at the most Westerly Mr. and Mrs H. M. Barnes and Mr. , 1010 S. E. 11th Ave., Portland, Phone EAst 51 OH sons John and Robert, Mrs. Mar- d* y even,n*- I of the Southwest corner o f the Mar- garet Tallman, and Harold Peter- Mrs. Sarah Cobb, 79, mother of j tin Haskell 70.75 acre tract in the 11 A. Cobb of this city, died at Jam es A. Flippen DLC No. 55 in son, drove to Seaside, Saturday to IG. spend the day with Wm. Campbell the home of her daughter a t Rose- I Section 27, Tcwnshlp 1 North of who has been a t the National burg, June 23. Range (1 W est, Will. Mer. runningl NOW 7 “ KEEPING COLOR IN COTTONS ^ O L O R FU L cottons »III not fade or run If proper precautions In washing are taken. Avoid hard rubbing, boiling and harsh soaps. For Best Results 1. Make tepid or cool suds using mild, pure, white soap or flakes. Home-made soap Is too un reliable for safe use. A little borax will soften very hard water. 2. Wash only one article at a time, especially when washing new materials, la te r . If entirely fast, they may be washed with other colors. 3. Put Into suds and wish by hand or machine. Rub badly soiled places gently between hands or on board, using a coke of pure soap If necessary. In a washing ma chine, run colored cottons separate ly In lukewarm suds 4. Use three lukewarm rinsing waters. Starch, If desired, should be very thin, cool, boiled starch. Dry In shade. 6 Lightweight cottons aiirb as ▼ollea. may be rolled up and aqueexed In S towel until almost dry and then pressed Immediately- C' * U° P’ ,h ' . l . i * j « : " • , > ■»» _ E | ,u . Frmnk «1 . G , .rt- thence « !!“ S * 1“ chains “ 2 to a North “ 5.40 haldi, Oregon, visited several days , . or . io kk , , l , | ___ _ . .. • . . ' I stake, thence West 18.55 chains to Ivan Bierly of Kmton, member of at the home of their uncle and aunt fil_ cr— ____ __ ____ the Section line between sections the 1933 graduating class of the Mr- and Mrs. J . K. Kellington. 27 and 28 in said Township d North Beaverton High school was a mem Dr. Cora Getty of Portland was o f Range 1 W est,; Will. Mer. ber of the Four-H executive coun cil at the summer school session of a dinner guest a t the S. B. Law- thence South on the said Section the Four-H clubs at Corvallis, which rence home Kridiy. Dr. Gctly is line 5 40 chains to the place of be- Matron of Corinthian ! ginning, containing 10 acre* more closed last Saturday, a fte r a two- Aseociate Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, j or less; weeks session. At the annual Raleigh school ' AND, ALSO T H E FO LI/)W ING Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carr were meeting, L. S. Wolf was re-elected D E SC R IB ED PA RCEL O F LAND: hosts to a group of friends on j Thursday even ine In P »rt of the Donation lan d Claim in t a n i T l l r T d o c t o r , and Mm. Mildred F. Has- Wilbur Weed Las V ega, Nev tin* * WM elect€d c,erk - 'n ,e other ^ A- F liPP®"’ _c,mlm Those w . „ and V 7 Mrs. , 1 ' ! members of the board are Mm. E. I N o- Township 1 North of Range Those Dreseni present were Mr. I- R. Metlzer, Mr. arrf Mrs F ra n A. Sal I ness, and S B. Lawrence. ! 1 W *"1 « nd ^(finning a t a point tl , w 13.89 chains North and 7 54 chains cis Livermore, Mlrs. Weed, and the Rev_ and Mrs. George W Spring- , K ait of thc corner to s e ctions 27 host and hostess. er and two sons, and Mrs. Spring- and 28, 33 and 34 in said Town Hie p« ______ ' l l * young young people’s Wednesday r *? ™ 10 RSe* S,<!? for * ship, and running thence North ening Bible Bib e Study Studv Class, Class at a» the 1 weeks outing. Rev. Springer ’ . . evening McMinn home 77 a wil1 return on » « "d a y . to take care w,th th* E M t boundary of ^ ou , . ° 1V ^ * nyon romd, 0f m termte at the Churrvh «Rid claim, 13.45 chain*, thence was attended by 27 young people- I Christ “ the ^ E ast parallel with the North boon- ■ T " </p* ned' with » u , dary of said claim 14.87 chains; questlonnaira „ f ,.he Bib,e with Mrs. E. M. Madsen of Sorrento thelKe South 13.45 chains, thence t eir amrwers. Mr. Garnett led the entertained a group of her friends W est 14.87 chains to the place of lesson topic. Music and singing at a *'r<d* e luncheon a t her home, beginning and containing 20 acres, completed the meeting. Wednesday. Two tables were AND ALSO T H E FOLLOWING Mr R .C . Doty came up from C>* U j Bernard won d f >SCRIRED PA RCEL O F LAND: Medford on Thursday and remained and Miw Merz* Pert of the Donation Land Claim until Tuesday morning. Mrs. Doty W" ’ l0W' o f Jam es A. F1b>pen being claim and J daughter, J * Louraine, accompan Rev. Geo. F. Gordon, pastor of No- 55 Township 1 North o f Range led him south and wil retrain a- the local Methodist church, who lias 1 W est and beginning at a point bout two weeks. Mr. Doty is dis- been attending the Annual Metho- 13 89 chains North and 22 41 chains tributor for t h j Richfield Oil Co. di»t Church Conference in Portland E ast of the corner to Sections 27, ■ in that locality and the 'family ex- ha* been reoesigned to the local 33 and 34 in *ald Township ■ pecta soon to make then- home church, and also to the W ilsonville' and running thence North parallel “HAPPY DAYS” 27th Annual Celebration July 1, 2, 3, and 4 Day and Night Shute Park, Hillsboro Oregon Sponsored By The Chamber Cl .Commerce Rides, Show s, Bands, Drum Corps, F irew orks, B aseb all, Free Entertainm ent Championship Walking Contest Patriotic Rxeicises Queen’s Ball and Coronation Cert monies Dnncing In Big Pavilion Shade Trees \ Free Admission To Park Cool Mountain Water Fiee Tnhles
