The Beaverton review., October 13, 1933, Image 4

Friday, October 13,1933
The Beaverton Review
C A R D OF TH ANH S
Is survived by his widow. Jenn ie; one
son. l.eon. In C h ica go; another son, \V
Mrs W J A lexander w ishes tu e x ­
D oc Mason called Into the R eview
D Alexander, o f C alifornia, «m l a
o ffic e late T h ursday aftern oon and A ttendance A verages M l\ r cent W ith ilaughter, M ie W J Fianaham . o f presa her deep a pp reciation fo r the lo v ­
announced that he had just had an
Roxemnn. Moni T w o statere, M i« lt ing kindness and sym pathy show n liy
Enrollm ent o f 111
other baby
N aturally this caused
The fine w eather o f the past tw o l> Kenilani and M i» Josephine Squlres her m any friends during the recent III
quite a g ood deal o f con stern ation un
w eeks has brought unusual a ctivity to o f Cornellua, and one b rolh er, Edw ard ness anil death o f her b eloved bus
til the d o cto r explained that he was i the grade school playground A basket
S Alexander o f Giunta Rasa, Or , four hand, W J. Alexander
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m erely speaking In a second ary sense ball league has been form ed am ong grandchthlren and tw o great grand
W hat he w ished to con v ey was the In­ j the boys fo r play on the outside court ch lldren also aiirvtve lilin.
A T T E N D P O R T I AND t i l l ANGE.
form a tion that he had been present at as long as w eather perm its Six team s
Mi
A lexander was burli In Wee
Maini day. O ctober 7, Mra I storse
the birth o f an M's-pound baby girl, [ have been organ ised and play la pro­ tiawken. N J . July 27. latri In Urti he
w h o arrived at the hom e o f Mr. and gressing w ith grow in g Interest Thus enllateil at Fon du late. W l s , In Coni Carter, G enevieve C arter and Mr anil
Mrs. J oe ltigert. route 1. B eaverton
perfect j paiiv A. Secon d W isconsin V olim ieer M is Is w la S ta lk o f B eaverton gran ge
far the "B e a rca ts " have
He also reports that Mr and Mrs record.
cavalry. follow lng thè laat cali o f l ’ Ira attended the hoiureoiulrtg o f E vening
Merritt C ow ger, route 2. are the happy
Home Interesting fa rts revealed by lilent I .Incolli for one-year volunteers. : Star gra n ge In Portland, one o f the
parents o f a 9-pound girl, w ho arrived . the last m on th ly sch ool report are
Ite w as niuslered olii In Uria and In I iddeat gran ges In the stale, whleli was
O ctober 9.
that attendance was 99 per cent, with U7S he ram e lo O regon, latrr golng lo ni galliseli In 1873
T he m aster, J J Johnson, holds the
All p a rtie s including the doctor, are 170 pupils neither absent nor tardy
Alaska, w liere I » was en gaged In min
are d oin g nicely.
In the United
E nrollm ent has reached 245, and 12 Ing In 1911 Mi and Mia Alrxnndrr ; unsurpassed record
o
ntnved lo Beaverton. w hrre Ihry have I Slates o f having lieen m aster for So
I va rents visited schivo!
b r i d g e ci.ru e n tertained
successive yeara w ith only tin s e ab-
la u t T h ursd ay an exception ally tam e realded fo r thè |atsl 19 yeara
»ences from hla o ffic e O w ing to Ids
pigeon w as an u nexpected visitor to
Mrs. W H. B oyd en tertained the the seventh and eighth grade room s
¡ present state o f health he lias asked
MA It V 1 1 1 / M i l III HOGAIID
T u esday B ridge clu b and the Friend
I that Ills nam e not lie presented In the
The pigeon boldly entered the open win '
ship B ridge club at h er hom e W edtjes I dow s and seem ed as Interested In the
g r, Mary E lisabeth Hogard. rid. died com in g elect Ion M Johnson Is well
day a ftern oon Mrs. W . J Scott w on pupils as they were In him H aving suddenly nt the hom e o f her daughter, know n In the B eaverton gta n g e He
the high h onors fo r the Tuesday club satisfied his cu riosity, the pigeon d e M rs Fred Aeblecher. route S. Hher una a frequent visitor when It was
and M rs R. R Sum m ers fo r the parted, and has not returned
[ w ood. O ctober 12. from an attack of newly organiseli and con sidered an
Friendship club. Miss Juliette Carter
authority on G ta n ge ritualistic w ork
G ood habits o f health and cleanll heart diseñar
and Mrs. J. C. H untley o f T acom a. ness are being stressed In dow n stairs
M ra Hogard leaves a daughter. M is nm! rules.
W a s h , w ere guests o f the club.
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room s In the first grade this la In the |rar) Ru-helberfer. o f W asco, O r . and
I from o f a "clea n hand and fingernail
, w„
|>h l|lp H ogard o f K ellogg,
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L UHUKUH
R ev H ow ard C Stovei will preach
Social night at the R ebekah s will be contest. I f a fourth grinte child has Idaho, and A rthur Hogard o f laiurel.
held next Tuesday even in g O ctober 17 d e a n hands fo r a w eek he la allow ed 0 r |n addition to her daughter. Mrs at 11 R ev Clarke will preach In Salem
All R ebekah and O dd f ellow s are re­ to place a tra cin g o f his hand on white |
lâcher
In the m ornin g hut will be back for
quested to be present, as a g ood pro
paper on display His hands must he
Kuncral services will he con du cted evening service at 7 SO Christian E n ­
kept clean to retain Its position on the j a ,
M ethodist E piscopal deavor « SO Miss A line Roswell, leader.
gram is being arranged.
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ch ill' ll -It S P V Sun.I IV II. '..I., i IB
T he H allow e'en spirit is already In­ Tho bo<ly U In charte* «'í 'V K IVtflf.
C IIIT U T I O F T H E N A Z A R E N E
vading som e o f the ro o m s W itches, B eaverton m ortician Interm ent will
Sunday achool at 9 «5 A M M orning
black rats and pum pkins form an at he In M«»tintaln*Ul* cem etery
w orsh ip H A M N Y I’ H devotion al
service at ri SO I* M evening service
tractive b o rd e r fo r the fifth grade
7 SO P M P rayer m eeting 7 SO P M
j room.
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It
T he second grade has m ade som e
W ednesday R ally day O ctober 29
new spelling book s On M onday S4 boya
o
Funeral
aervlcea
for
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om
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! and glrla had 100 per cent In spelling
r i u n i i II O F C H R IS T
C
ooper.
78.
o
f
Topeka,
Kans..
w
h
o
died
Rally day Sunday Basket dinner fo l­
This is the best record o f the year
The follow in g pupils have been chosen Saturday last while visiting his son, low in g service M orning serm on sub
J
C
oper,
at
Tigard,
were
held
Sun
ss the best readers o f this grade and
Jecl
"G o d '» Sustaining P rovlden cs "
have the ora n ge ch air R obert Meyers day In the E van gelical ch urch The Evening service at 8 o ’clock
The
body
was
ahlpped
to
T
opeka
by
W
E
o f the B luebirds, Max Post o f the
C hurch A ccordin g to Pattern “
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D oves and D onald Siddens o f the Pegg, B eaverton m ortician
Robins.
M E T H O D IS T < H I Hi ll
T he sixth grade spelling contest,
Serm on subject fo r Sunday m o rn ­
A C O R R E C T IO N
prom ises to
he an excitin g one.
ing at 9 o 'clo ck will be "A p p ro v e d
with Sidney's side but one point b e ­
U nto G o d " Every man'a the a rch i­
In last w eek's Issue o f ih e R eview a tect o f hla ow n fate By his deliberale
hind G race's.
regrettable
error
was
m
ade
In
the
n
o­
H istory la bein g taught In grade rt
ch oices man determ ines his ow n des
by a series o f diagram s, show ing cause tice o f Ihe death o f the late W J ' lex* tiny It la Im portant fo r each to ea-
ander
in
w
hich
it
was
stated
that
he
and e ffe ct o f events These students
labllsh a philosophy o f life deep
are w o rk in g out an Ideal diet in regard cam e to O regon in 1874. later goin g to enough to grou nd h im self In fu n ds
Alaska
where
he
resided
up
to
the
time
to calorlea in health claaa.
m ental truths, broad en ough lo see
o f his death T h is should have read the w hole o f life and hum an en ough
Children o f the flrat grade have co m ­
that "h e cam e to O regon In 1871 later to feel and sense ih e needs o f society
pleted a farm
booklet and have
goin g to Alaska where he was en gaged
started an Indian project They are
In m ining In 19H Mr and Mrs Alex
k eepin g a w eath er ch art on the
antler m oved to lteaverton. where they K. K. Whiteside, A M.. M.l).
calendar
have resided fo r the past 11 y e a r* ''
Thla la ons o f those u nfortu nate In G eneral P r o d i or and K a p rd a l A tlon-
W J. A L E X A N D E R
stancea In w hich a cou ple o f lines were
llim I» O bstétrica
dropped In m akin g corre ctio n s due to
IS. E. Buell, H ub A u to Cam p, B eaver­
tho
haste
In
gettin
g
ready
fo
r
the
ton. says he n ever cou ld see w orkin g
W J A lexan der w ho died at his hom e
O ffice 8702
R esiden ce I70S
for som ebody else fo r a salary. He In B eaverton Sunday. O ctober 1. 1933. press
ch ose R ich field p rodu cts because o f
their overw h elm in g popularity w ith the
public. Claim s Yale tires are the best
value on today's m arket.
— Adv.
T W O M O K E B A B IE S
[G R A D E SCH O O L FO R M S
B A SH E T BA 1.1, LE A G U E
I
H r and Mr* j . D. W llm ot spent
Sunday at W i'.io lt springs.
• • •
Mr. a r . lira . D oy G ray »pent the
w w k ".»id at W tlholt Spring».
• • •
Mr*. Andy T tm m er spent Sunday
visiting w ith relatives In Salem,
a a a
Mrs. 1-otiose J C arter was the guest
o f Mrs. R. B, B row n Friday. O ctober
6. at the opening m eeting o f the W ill­
am ette ch apter o f the D. A R. In the
N eigh bors o f the W ood cra ft hall In
Portland.
s e e
Mrs. Stanley H agar o f G arden H om e
has as her house guest Miss W in ifred
P enbrough o f P ortland
Miss Pen-
brough was guest o f h on or at a party
given by Mrs. H agar F riday evening
i in her home.
• • •
Mrs. W H. B oyd en tertained the
Five H undred clu b at her hom e F ri­
day w ith a luncheon. Mrs. A M. Jann-
sen was a guest o f the club. Mrs. H. R
Nelson w on the first prise and Mrs.
1 John Sum m ers the consolation.
T. R. M oore o f route 2 la reported to
be quite 111 with bronchial asthm a.
• • •
Mr and Mrs. Chester Chinn o f P ort­
land were guests at the A. C. Chinn
hom e Sunday.
• • •
1» B Lodm ell o f P ortland was a
dinner guest at the M C. M cK erch er
hom e Friday even ing
s e e
Mr. and M rs W arren W etten berg o f
Sorren to were Saturday evening guests
[ 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
at the J. F. Felsher home.
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9
11ITEON N E W S
Mr and M rs Purl T aughton and IS
By Zell G. Struthera.
£¥
son Vaughn o f O sw ego visited at the
E. M. Madsen hom e Monday.
SSSlSSSiSSIlSHES
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Cum m ins o f eastern
Mr and Mrs. E arl M cCann o f San O regon spent the w eek end w ith Mr.
F ra n cisco are visiting at the John Mc­ C um m ins' sister. Mrs. E. H a y s
Cann hom e on D enney road.
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• • •
Rev. and Mrs. G eorge S pringer and
Mr. and Mrs. C arl H ughson and son
Jorda n o f P ortla n d visited at the sons w ere ca llin g last M onday at the
Struther's home.
H ow ard H ughson hom e Sunday.
M rs G eorge T e fft o f H ood R iv e r is
M orris W illoughby, w ho is w ork in g
visitin g a few w eeks at the hom e o f ** Skam okaw a, W ash., was hom e fo r
h er son. F loyd T e fft and fam ily.
“
d »>'9 ‘ hi* w O
Mrs. Susan Clem ent and M iss A lice
Clem ent o f M cM innville spent the week
end at their hom e on W atson street.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J a ck Larson and son
C larence o f B attle G round. W ash., vis­
ited at the H. R. N elson hon.e Sunday
• • •
Mrs. J. C. H untley o f T acom a, for­
m erly o f Beaverton,
visited with
frien d s here fo r several days this past
week.
• • •
Joe Keller, w ho has been quite se­
riously 111 w ith heart trouble fo r sev-
era! weeks, is able to be up and around
again.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Cady and ch il­
dren o f O regon C ity spent Sunday
visiting w ith relatives at H illsboro and
Banks.
Mrs. C. J. Bielm an. daughter Arlene
and her sister. M iss Violet H agoes.
were dinner guests at the hom e of
Mra. Essex Marsh Sunday.
• • •
Mrs M ay H an scom b and daughter.
Miss Maxine H an scom b, w ere Sunday
guests at the hom e o f Miss N aida
Swett at her hom e in Sorrento.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lierm an and ch il­
dren o f Lents visited w ith B eaverton
frien d s and relatives
Sunday. They
recen tly m oved to their new hom e at
Lents
• • •
Mrs. E m m a John son and son. E.
L eon ard Johnson, o f P ortland visited
Sunday with the J. F. Felsher fam ily
Mrs. Felsh er is a dau ghter o f Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs E thyl D yrness o f Boise. Idaho,
w ho form erly
resided here., was
in
B eaverton a few days last week visit­
ing frien d s and lo ok in g after her p rop­
erty here.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olmstead and Mr
and Mrs. Charles J a ck s o f P ortland
and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. W ood w ere
dinner guests at the J W . Sprague
hom e Sunday.
• . •
D r. C. E. M ason reports that T om ­
mie Landers o f A loh a bum ped into a
d oor and cu t h im self so severely on the
forehead that It required six stitches
to close the wound.
Mr*. H arry F ergu son o f K lam ath
Falls i* visiting w ith her brother. R ev
G eorge N. T a ylor and fam ily, also her
m other. Mr*. Elizabeth Taylor, at the
G eorge T a ylor hom e at W estslope.
s e e
[
Mr and Mrs. K. H urst, Miss R u th
F u lgh am and Miss E lizabeth Struthers
o f P ortland were Sunday even ing ca ll­
ers at the Struthers' hom e.
• • •
| H iteon clu b met W ednesday, O cto­
ber 4. at the hom e o f Mrs. C ora Metx-
entine. Seventeen m em bers and one
visitor answ ered roll call with a S cotch
Joke T he clu b voted to m ake som e
cloth in g and a quilt fo r the A lbertina
K err N ursery hom e
Mrs. G ladys
M eyer gave a drill on parliam entary
; law. T he next m eeting will be on O c ­
tober 18. w ith Mrs. Bessie Sum m ers
and M is. G ladys M eyer as Joint hos­
tesses at the Sum m ers' hom e
9 9 A 99 9 9 9 5 5 5 9 A 5 9
ffi
boy
9
scorr
new s
.
B y Lisle W a lk er.
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g
5 5 9 5 5 5 5 5 S S 9 B 9 9 5
M onday even ing the local troop
gave a dem onstration at the P aren t-
T ea ch ers' m eeting in the high school.
Eleven
scou ts
and
leaders
were
i there.
At the last m eetin g lt was found
that the troop ch a rter renew al is due
i next m onth. This m eans that each
j scout w ishin g to con tin u e his m em ­
bership m ust pay his annual regis­
tration fee (50 cen ts! very soon.
T he "slip p ery eel" title o f last week
1 has been tran sferred to Scout Gene
Brown, w h o ga ve the troop a story
obviously very preposterous. T h ere
was also an in teresting gam e called
"T h e B ig g s-P o o fe r L etter." T he team
o f B ob E n gelk e and Bill Siddens
placed first.
tary, and
N. G.
B eaverton R ebekah
L od ge No. 218 meet*
the first and third
T u esda y evenings at
8 P M in the I.O.O.F.
h a l l . Mrs. S a r a h
Cham berlain,
secre­
Mrs. F loren ce D rorbaugh
p -tf
For
Independence
m
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Features for Friday, Saturday and Monday, Oct. 13-16
Pot Roasts .. I Oc III.
Pays Tribute
WE
ENTHUSIASTICALLY SUP­
PORT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS
Wanted and For Sale
NRA PROORAM AND HAVE PUT
IT INTO EFFECT IN OUR STORE.
F O R S A L E — Feather bed, good, clean
firm bed. $35. In qu ire at R eview
o ffic e .
45-46 pd
W A N T E D T O B U Y —Stum page fo r
w ood purposes, old grow th fir pre­
ferred, w ithin 20 m iles Portland
O. A. C obb and F. B. W aite, B eaver­
ton, Or.
13-tf,
John H ohnstein returned M onday
fro m a w eek's stay at the Em anuel
hospital in Portland w here he w as ill I W A N T to buy y ou r filberts. W ill pay
highest cash price fo r you r filberts.
with pneum onia. H e is still under
Must be th orou gh ly w ashed and
treatm en t at his hom e In Sorrento.
dried. W rite o r phone O regon Nut
G row ers, Inc. N ew b erg, O regon.
B o b b y Selxnder. route 2, ha* an at­
P h on e RED -117.
13-18
ta ck o f bron ch ia l pneum onia, the a f­
ter result o f influenza. H e ia being at­ F O R that sluggish liver, take B row n 's
tended by Dr. C. E M ason, and is re­
H erb C om pond. B row n 's B eaverton
ported to be in a sa tisfa ctory con d i­
P h a rm a cy.
tf.
tion.
• • •
W A N T E D - Several cord s o f either 16-
R ev. John A. O ela n d , rector o f St.
inch o r 1 -foot w ood are needed at the
P au l's E piscopal ch u rch o f O regon
R eview o ffic e and the residence o f
City, has resigned his pastorate on a c­
the editor. As a num ber o f ou r sub­
cou n t o f serious illness. R ev. Cleland
scriber* are in arrears, this Is a
la a b roth er o f T h om a s Cleland o f
ch a n ce to clean up you r Indebtedness
W h ltford .
by su p plyin g the fuel.
12-tf
• * e
F O R S A L E — C id er mill w ith tw o tubs.
Mrs. D o y G ray entertained the Tues­
J I. E ggm an, south end o f L om bard
day B rid ge clu b at h er hom e Tuesday
street, B eaverton .
16-pd
aftern oon con tra ct bridge. Mrs. W H.
B oyd and Miss Juliette Carter w ere W A N T E D W O R K M iddle-aged lady
guests o f the club and Mrs. A. E. H an­
w ants housew ork for room and
sen w on the high honors.
board. P h on e B eaverton 11501.
• • •
F O R S A L E - C on cord grapes, 2 cents
L. J. B oyd, w o rk in g on the state
pound. John R oh rb ach . One mile
highw ay. 1s reported t o have received
north o f H uber station.
16-47-pd.
a severe cu t over the righ t eye. N o d e­
tails w ere secured as to the time or F O R SA L E - 1300-lb. bay horse, $35
m anner o f the accident. He was a t­
Inquire o f Chris M urphy, 1 m ile south
tended by Dr. C. E M ason.
o f R eedville.
45-pd.
M arsh and son J a ck spent the W A N T E D —R epresen tative to l o o k
a fter o u r m agazine subscription in
w eak end deer hunting near W illam lna
terests in B eaverton and vicinity. Our
and C. J. Bielm an, A lfred Ross and
plan en ables you to secure a good
F loy d W ells tried their luck at Prlne-
part o f the hundreds o f dollars spent
vills, but neither party was success­
in this v icin ity each fall and w inter
fu l in b a g g in g any gam e.
for m agazines. O ldest a g en cy in U.
• • •
S G uaranteed low est rates on all pe­
M rs. W . R. Van K leek entertained
riodicals, dom estic and foreign . In­
w ith a lu nch eon at her hom e Tuesday.
structions and equipm ent free. Start
T h a guests w ere Mrs. M. C. M cK er­
a grow in g and perm anent business In
ch er, Mrs. M. K. E m m on s and Mrs. J.
whole or spare time. A ddress M oore-
H . D obbins, all m em bers o f the gran ge
Cottrell, Inc., W ayland R oa d , N orth
h om e e co n o m ics com m ittee.
C ohocton, N. Y .
16-17
j T
A
%
Sausage, pound, 15c
Crystal White
Hershey Baking
Darigold
SOAP
Chocolate
CHEESE
10 Bars
m k
SW IFTS BACON
Oriole, 15c II».
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.
■/j-lb. package, 10c
26c
1 pound
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.
13c
y
*9# i
G. C. Carr, C a rr’s A u to Repair, Bea­
verton, says; "P acific coast m otorists
are gasoline sm art.” A dm its co m p e l!
live claim s lose an occa sion al tankful
for him. "B ut they alw ays com e bark
tc R ich field H i-O ctane,” he says. R e­
gards R ich field "on e-m ore-m lle gu ar­
an teed" a dvertisin g as cause. — Adv.
Old Heidelberg Park
HEMRICK’S SELECT
BEER
SUNKIST
CLICQUOT CLUB
PEACHES
GINGER ALE
2 Vi c a n s ................... 2 cans 29c
Oats, 9-lb. sack
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B o t t l e ................................. I Oc
33c Post Toasties, 2 pkgs.
Raisins, Bonner, 4 lbs. 21c Jellwell, 3 pkgs.
B e a n s Small white or reds, 3 lbs
.
15c
.14c
15c Apple Cider, gal. jugs, 39c
On Draught
Try Us for Chicken Din­
ners and Barbecue
Sandwiches
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Free Dancing
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Golden West
Coffee
1 lb. Can or Class
3 lb. Can
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COLUMBIA BEST
27c
75c
COFFEE
1 Pound,25c
Ambassador Toilet Tissue
3 r o l l s ................... 10c
Softex Toilet Tissue
3 r o l l s ................... lie
KARO, 3 lb. can
.
19c