FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933
The Beaverton Review
Mrs. M C McKervher visited at
the Raleigh Meyer home in l*ort-
The Beaverton Review
laiui on Friday.
Miss Lillian Fvans, who has been
quite ill the
past few weeks ia
Issued every Friday at Beaver .lowly improving.
ton. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Crites o f Portland
are occupying the
home in Sorrento.
Henry
Luchs
Entered as jecond-clait mail mat
Mr. and Mrs H K Kellinglon
tai Dec. 9, 1922 at the Postoffice
the
at Heavartòn.
Oregon, under the * » d l*“ U* htt,*f, wJo><*
sP*nt
Fourth at Hillsboro
act of March 3, 1979.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
Denney
and children spent Sunday at Os
J. H. Hulett, Editor A Publisher wego visiting relatives.
Doris
Harris is spending
the
week visiting with
a friend in
Astoria.
For
that sluggish liver,
take
Brown’s Herb Compound. Brown's
Beaverton Pharmacy.
adv
Mrs. L. A. Kennedy «nd three
sons o f LaOrande visited for sev-
1 enti days with A. M. Kennedy.
Mrs. Myrtle Haines visited at
the
home o f Mr and Mrs. I M.
Patton at Hillsboro on Saturday.
where
before
ber
she will undergo
sailing for China
repairs. 1
* 2 railed out
o f town on
business.
in Octo Mrs Springer will fill the pulpit
Sunday, both morning «m l evening
Mr- and Mrs. A, E. Hansen, Mr. in hia abaence. In the morning,
and
Mrs
Horace Emmons, Mrs the message will be on "The Hook
L. C. Drone and chilih-en and Mr. of Remembrance,'' and in the «ve
and Mrs.
Geo
Sipe
spent
the iling, "Peace in Chaos *.
Fourth o f Julv picnicking at Moun-
Mr. Fixit: We
would
like to
taindale
know if there is a state health o f
who he is and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foxlon, Mr. ficer, amt if so,
A new wa
and Mrs
E. M. Madsen, and Mr where he ia located.
and Mrs. Briggs of Portland left ter system has been installed in
Sunday by way o f motorcycles, fur Beaverton, and the water is very
It has a brownish
a two weeks' vacation in Yellow unsatisfactory
color, and the odor is nauseating.
stone park
We have been told
that it
ia
Mr and M!rs. Kred Fre- e (Fern dirty, so we would like to have a
Chinn) who arrived
fr n
San sample tested What action can an
Francisco on Sunday for a short individual consumer
take to
be
visit with Mrs.
Freye's parents, provided with usable water? MRS.
Mr. and Mrs A C. Chirai, left for V. C. D— The IVirtlaml News Tel
their home Friday.
egram, Monday, July 3.
W. J. Row, former resid .( of
Progress, passed away at his home
When the colored couple
were
in Portland Wednesday, June 28. being married by the clergyman,
He is survived hy his widow. Mrs. and the words
“ lav*, honor anil
Etta Ross, five children and two obey*' were spoken, the bridegroom
sisters. The funeral was held Friday. | interrupted:
Mi’s. Henry Watts returned re
"Read that again, suh Read it
cently from a fuw weeks visit with once n»o’ eo's de ladykin ketch de
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. full solemnity ob de moanin' I'se
and Mrs. Omar Idsoe at Whitefish, been married befoh.'*
Montana liar daughter, Miss Edith
1
who a-compamed her on her trip
remained for a longer visit.
Naomi Smith spent from Satur
Mr. Harry Eliander is still con day until Tuesday with her grand
fined to his home
owing to his mother. Mrs. Smith at Jacktown.
illness with septic sore throat
Mrs. Oh«*. Bolier o f Versalta.
the
Miss
Helen
Telft
spent
the Calif., visited last week at
Fourth of July week end at the home of her cousin, Mrs. F. H
home o f her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Schoene.
Floyd Teflft.
Mrs. Opal Sutton, Glenn Newell,
Mr- and Mrs. James Lathrop of and Lee Land o f Portland were
Raleigh motored to Victoria by way guests of Mrs. M. C. MeKercher
of Port Angeles Saturday and re -1 on Sunday-
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Timmer and
Mr. and Mrs. L- L. I-a ¿swell of
Eight Beaverton Kiwamans were Miae Maxine Hanscombe spent the Portland visited
at the home of
on hand to hear International Pres- fourth o f July week-end in t or- Mr and Mrs. S.
A Sapping ton
ident Johns speak to the Portland V*N*# * nd Salem-
on Allen Avenue on Sunday. The
Kiwanis club Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Talbert and children ladies are sisters. I-ewia Lee, Jr ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bettendorf •** enjoying a sojourn at
Bay returned home with his parents af_
and son H ictard o f Grants Pass Ocean.
Dr.
Talbert
spent
the tor having spent several days out
we re
guests
of
Mr. *n«i
Mrs. *uurth with his family.
here.
Charles Hastings Sunday
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred
Kellington
Now that the Fourth is over, and
Mrs Delbert Ellis and pule son ^
daughter Patricia of Portland that most o f its have our new li
returned to her home at Mo la 11.
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. cense plates for the old chariot we
can get down to brass tacks, and
on Friday after a week's visit with H- R Kellington Thursday ever
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. C
,\fr and Mrs. A. C. Chinn and get the weeds out of the garden,
Chinn.
son Gerald
spent the
Fourth at the grass along the walk cut and
Miss Ivy Peterson of Walla W all. «»w ena. Ore., visiting at the home some oi the odd jobs done that the
better half has been reminding us
accompanied by Miss Com o f Med- o i Mr Chinn * 8,ster- Mr* J C
o f the past few months.
ford were guests o f her cousins, F aroes.
Sergeant
and Mrs. Barney De
Carter,
J. A. Chinn o f Rowena. Ore., and
Mesdames Lawrence and
Mrs. Sadie Monasnnth o f Portland Zure o f Vancouver called at the
this week.
on
Monday.
Mr home o f Mr. and Mrs. S. B. law
Mr. Con.ad Shermer o f Lisbon, were married
Chinn Is a brother
o f Mr. A. C. re nee Sunday to say good-bye be
Iowa, an old-time friend of Mrs.
_
fore leaving for Schofield Post Ha
John
Johnson
of
Progress has Chinn of Beaverton
Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Brown of waii, where Sergeant Dexure will
been a guest in their home for a
Garden Home attended a farewell be stationed for a period o f three
few days.
years. Mrs. Dezure is a cousin of
„
_ _ _
,
. dinner Sunday at the home of Mr.
Carter,
Mrs. R. B. Erown was a lnnch- Rnd M„
j G. McCormiH Cheha- Mrs. I awrence and Mrs.
eon guest of Mrs^ Nellie Adams )em Mountain in honor o f Mrs. M e1 and was formerly known as Jessie
Wednesday at the St- Andrews bo- c ormick*s brother-in-law «nd sister, Peterson o f Whitford.
tel in honor of Mrs. Ada Brown of g
ant and Mrs. Barney DeZure
MV. and Mrs- P. G. Bettendorf
Los Angeles.
and
son Richard o f Grants
Pass
^
Wilbur Weed left for Salt Lake
been visiting
at their old
The new City Charter has not
Wednesday morning after a have
yet made its appearance
on the week’s visit
with relatives and home at Whitford for several days.
streets, though
it is only a few f rierKjs ¡n Beaver, jn and Portland., On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bettendorf o f Astoria joined them
days until it is to be voted upon. Hi
spend t* ,. w.L.ekj
the
reunion. The P. G.
Or, perhaps,
it is in hiding all officers Training
Camp
in Salt in a family
will leave Thursday
ready to spring out on the night Lake City, before returning to his Bettendorf’s
for their home
in Grants Pass
before the election.
home in
Vegas. Nev.
where Mr. Bettendorf is interested
The Whitford Women's Club met
Sewell Spriggel o f the Cruiser in the growing o f bulbs-
Wednesday at the club house with Agusta.
which has
been in the
Miss LeUie McKav as hostess. Mrs. Portland harbor the past few days, I Mr. and Mrs. Springer, Pastor
Thos. Cleland led the discussion on yisjt«d at the home o f his uncle, and wife, o f the Church o f Christ
present day topics o f interest. Mrs. W
F. Spriggel
of Whitford on have been enjoying a vacation at
P- G. Bettendorf, a charter mem- Tuesday. The Augusta will leave Seaside
which was
unexpectedly
ber. was a guest o f the club.
Portland soon for Bremerton. Wash. shortened when Mr. Springer was
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Oregon now has 187 oo operative
marketing or purchasing organisa
tions operating within the state,
according to a new
directory of
such organisations,
compiled by
George O. Gatlin, extension mar
ketiiig specialist at Oregon Slate
college. This is a gain of 62 since
the previous directory was issued
four years ago.
All but 12 of the organisations
are strictly Oregon associations, the
remainder being out-of-state asso
ciations doing business
in this
state. Gatlin reports that Oregon
ranks high in the
percentage of
'
asscFiaticn«i that are incorjorated.
and in the uniformity and sound
ness of the organisation
setups.
This is made possible. In par*, he
say«, because of the exceptionally
favorable
co-operative
laws that
have been built up here through
some 23 years, and which are un
excelled In the entire United States.
|
Kenneth Taylor Is s| ending this
week visiting wilh his giandfather,
Mr Huff, at Rickreall
for throwing emut over the fool
liglil- ’
Bo the sign In the play-house
warned the show-folks
Where does the smut come from T
In non-Uhriatian /»nd«, baby lips
‘
apeak a language so vile and sing
I songs so obacena as to be unprint
able.
Where does It all Come from?
"Out of the heart proceed
evil
thoughts,
murders, adulteries —**
said Jesus Christ
Where did It luigln?
"Hy one man sin
entered Into
the world ami death
by sin ami
so death passed upon all men for
that all have sinned."
Stand on this:—
That God accepts Christ’s death
as payment in full for all
your
sin«: God’s Say-So. Then Bride for
new marching
orders and
prayer for power to go ahead In
the new life that God kindles when
.vour sins are
blotted out.
Old
Time Religion, Beaverton, Ora.
adv
Iloyd’s Variety Store
MENS A BOYS CAPS
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New Summer Voile Dreaae*
All Kinds Picnic Soppliee
Beaverton‘a Own Store
KAMIiKlMJER’S
Use only fully ripened fru it Do
p l l E I l K I E .'l ripe and cbsrrtea red
v
are delicious when picked from not p it Stem and crush the cher
the tree. The screaming blackbird ries Add one-half cup water, stir
c u n S r a i this
But don't forget the until mlature bolls, cover, and stm-
Drip through
cherry when preserving and can m rr ten minutes
ning Cherry preserves for dessert. Jelly bag. Measure Juice and sugar
Cherry jetty for a spread, or can Into large saucepan, etlr, and bring
ned cherries for winter pise all to a boll At once add pectin, stir
depend upon your devoting a few ring constantly, and bring again to
Holl M W half
houre with your preserving kettle. a full rolling boll
Cherries are tart and call for minute Kem ove from Are. let stand
plenty of sugar
But sugar la Inex- j one minute, skim, pour quickly
pVhsive and one o f our moat valu j Cover hot Jelly with a Him of hot
able quick-energy fuels so that 1 paraffin; when Jelly la cold cover
cherry dainties will fortify our with one- eighth Inch of hot paraf
Iw lles on the cold winter days that 1 An. Holl glaaa to spread paramo
on sides
are sure to come.
Three Fruit Conserve
Cherry 1‘ m r n t e
2 quarts pitted cherries
1 pounds cherries
; 3 cups pineapple
4 pounds sugar
I 2 cups diced apples
l cup cherry Juice
’ 2 quarts sugar
M ake syrup o f the cherry Juice
>4 pound nut meats
and sugar. Add the pitted cherries
Put the pineapple through a food
and cook rapidly until the fruit is
chopper or use crushed, canned •
transparent and the syrup thick
pineapple If preferred
M is the
Pour Into sterilised gtaaees and
fruit with the sugar I a t stand over
nig h t
In the m orning cook the
Cherry Jetly
i mixture until It Is thick and clear..
3 cups cherry Juice
Add the nutmeata. chopped Ane
«H cupe sugar
1 Pour Into eternised Jelly glasses
1 run bottled .K C tla
¡C o v e r w ith paraffin
M*K
Soft Drinks
Ire Creams
and
Lunch (¡oods_____
W anted and For Sale
1 wilt accept Washington County
Scrip tmth for new and
retie»a!
subscription. F. M. Smith. Oregon-
ian Agent. I*hone Beavert-in ‘¡In I
a ft
H -r.
For Hale— Rees
One-half
mile
north o f Texaco Service Station
^ J la m e ^ M e d ill^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a d v jV t^
For Sale— Pie cherries at Welch’s,
on the Walker Road, I mile north
of Beaverton
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Plenty of Kale plants. 40 cents
n «000. W. W Jaquith, „ear Scholia.
Ilione Scholls 3 440
adv e.Htf
fo r Sale— la rge red currants, SI 00
a crate, or I 60 If you pick them
yourself Elmer Scott Stndv Ave
Aloha.
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Line Trail Hikers Invade the Canadian Rockies
d r takak ^ ax ) r ails '
RGANIZED trail hiking In the C a n
adian Rockies trill be Inaugurated
for this year by a hike slated to start
sc Laka Louise, near Banff, on Aug 4.
An Irreasing Interest U being shown
In trnll hiking In this mountain region,
and s committee consisting chieAy of
experienced members of the Trail
Riders of the Canadlsn Rockies and
tha Alpine Club of Canada, haa organ
ised a new order called the Sky Line
Trail Hikers. The route of the in
augural hike will be oyer Saddleback
O
C0-0I*KRAT1VES MAKE “ Ten Dollars Fine
(JAINS IN FOUR YEARS
Mountain through Paradise Valley and
over Sentinel Paas to Moraine Lake,
where the Artt night’s camp will be
made On Saturday. Aug. t. the party
will hike from Moraine Laka over
Wenkchemna and Opebln paaaea. and
will have tha thrill of crossing two
glaciers before arriving at Lake O'Hara.
On Sunday the bikers will be able to
take In the rnagnlAcent scenery around
Laka Mac Arthur. Laka Oeaa. and
Mount Odaray, and members of the
party win be ebW to enjoy the excel-
•
lent Ashing In Laka O’Hara The I
Wow ar«d Sing Bong of tha hikers v.
be held on Monday. Aug. 6. after which
the members will visit Wapta Bunga
low Camp and catch the evening train
back to Lake Louisa.
The rnagnlAcent scenery of the Can
adian Bockles and the pure Joy at
achievement, together with the com
forts assured by official arrangements
mads for their novel hike, make this
one of the Arrest and most healthful
of holiday outings. Lake Louise. Jade
green and turquoise blue, with glacier-
hung MU. Victoria and Lefroy. la on«
of the most beautiful lakes In tha
world and the route of the Sky
Hikers Ukea them through the grand
est scenic attractions of the American
Aloe.
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Hum- . . . World -Wido
Socon) For iiam Symbol
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