Friday, October 27, 1933
The Beaverton Review
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Mr and Mrs Kurt llrnune (Augusta
Wensel) or Itainlsr, were guests Iasi
Dr. Leonard Bowman, minister of
Sines the Halloween atmosphere Is served with the beans or canned to
Dswey McNamee Is shingling his Sunday of Mra Mraunea mother. Mrs.
FR E D C. SEFTON, Editor-Publisher the First Presbyterian church of Port so thick, that might as well be cleared matoes may be cooked with them.
barn on Hcholls-Portland road, former Martha Wenzel. Cooper mountain Mr».
land, has accepted a call to the First up first. Hera are a few suggeatlona
When a wood stove is used for heat
Wenzel, who broke hor right arm last
Presbyterian church in Chicago, III. that may be old or new, according to ing this does not use extra fuel, but ly the Albertson place.
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week, accompanied them on their re
This
call
Is
very
fitting.
Indeed,
to
your
viewpoint.
with
a
gas
or
electric
stove,
the
beans
Entered as second-class mall mat
turn
to Knlnler, where she has hern a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Anlcker
were
this
man.
He
represents
the
progress
The
stores
have
marvelously
pic
may be cooked longer by boiling, or
ter December 9, 1923, at the poetofflce
transacting business In Portland for guest during ihe past week.
at Beaverton, Oregon, under the act of ive type of minister. After reading tured crepe paper which serves well as In a flreleaa cooker, then poured Into a
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after him and hearing him on several a frlese about the party room or around big shallow pan and browned In the the day laat Thuraday.
March 8, 1879.
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Mr and Mrs Robert llurrla (Bertha
occasions there is no doubt but what the lamp shades.
oven.
J. H. Aten eold two tone of carrote Dallman) and child were callers Iasi
he is bringing a challenging message
A strip of lovely autumn leaves cut
Since one of your leading grocers an
to a thinking congregation. His suc out on one edge gives an artistic ef nounces that he has all the ingredients to a Portland dealer laat week and Monday at the home of Mrs Harris'
AD V E R TIS IN G RATES
they were delivered by truck.
parents. Mr. and Mrs Augusi II. Dall
Display (local), per Inch................25c cess In the Portland church lies in the fect. Bronze chrysanthemums for for Christmas cakes and puddings. I
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man Mr and Mrs. Harris, who have
Foreign per Inch ..................... 90c fact that his church has stood by him flowers almost match in color. For the shall send you the old English fruit
Moet of the prune growere In this made Ihelr home In Beaverton for Ihe
and supported him. At times when his more weirdly Inclined, t w a ideas are cake recipe next week If you wish It.
Readers and legal, per line, first In
community harveeted their crop of past year or more, have moved to
congregation
was
disturbed
over
his
coming
in
frequently.
T
’
.
ie
marshmal
In
quantities
this
can
be
made
for
sertion, 10c; each subeequent In
interpretation of Scripture they did low people show all k nds of party about 29 cents a pound. I f you wish to prunea during the past week, hut there Eagle Creek, where they will lie with
sertion, Be.
a relative of Mr. Harrla.
not sit at home and pout and lament favors made from their fluffy product, enlist the services of the entire family, was not as large a crop as usual.
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over the modernism of their short combined with Jelly strings, colored it is fun for them and helps to create
George Newell of Portland was a vlsl
Klnton grange will convene In
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
sighted minister. They stood by and gum drops, whole cloves and wet tooth the holiday atmosphere as well as re
Per year (In advance)................. $1.90 supported their church and today the picks A marshmallow may be decor lieving the busy housewife of a big tor Sunday at the home of his father- regular monthly session this Saturday,
in law, 8 II. Pomeroy, Tile Flat rosd all day. at Ihe hall, with grange dinner
Not In advance .......................... 2.00 First Presbyterian church of Portland ated with a face and attached to a task.
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at noon. 1« Is desired there be a good
stands out among churches. Their place card, or one will hold a tiny
It sells readily for 39 cents to 90 cents
Many from this town have attended
progressive Christianity in the Pa candle.
(In the stores It costs 75 cents to $1), the Pacific International Stock expos! attendance of ihe officers and mem
bers present and all grangers are al
cific northwest has made itself felt by
Blue paper about the light looks making a nice way to earn a bit of
the past week ways welcome to visit Meeting will
all who have kept In touch with church more ghostly, and the Christmas tree spending money, or it la a most ac tlon In Portland • during
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take up at about 10 30 in the morning
life and religious activity.
I lights may be used effectively, also ceptable gift.
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Mr. and Mra Robert Pomeroy and
In Dr. Bowman we find the type balloons with faces on them floating
Get the little half-loaf tins which three daughtera spent the day Sunday
These are buay days around town
who preaches his convictions regard about the celling are good Ideas from hold Just a pound, and amber-colored
with Mr and Mrs. John Steelman of and most of the men find plenty of em
less of what Brother Money Bags may “Tablegrams.'
cellophane paper to wrap It in A large
plnyment as those who grow potatoes
think. He is a modern preacher with a
Curly pretzels, orange sections with steamer or steam cooker or some con Molalla.
e s s
have been harvesting ihem during the
modem message. His congregation, black cherries, orange ice and choco trivance that may serve as a steumer
Messrs. Carl Johnson and Vernon past week, and walnut growers have
INCOMING MAIL.
made up of many of the younger men late sauce can suggest a host of in Is an essential.
Moore relumed last Friday from Sheri had crews shaking Ihe trees gelling
From Portland (letter m ail). 7:20 a.m. and women, proves the fact that "hav ventions when you once get started.
dan, where they have had employment ready to dry the nuls There will not
ing
heard
they
believe.”
His
message
The
moat
spooky
celebration
I
ever
Red
Cross
chapters
and
the
national
From Hlllsboro-McMlnnvtlle.10:00 a. m
tho past month or so.
he as large a crop as usual and not
From Portland (parcel post). 9.00a.m. will disturb those who do not care to attended was held in a beach cottage organization working Jointly during
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as good a quality as Ihey usually are.
get
out
of
the
ruts.
He
is
a
strong
ex
with
a
gorgeous
bonfire
outside
and
a
the past year assisted 411.124 former
From Portland (letter mall). 3 90 p. m.
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Mr.
and
Mrs
W
C.
Hell
and
daugh
ponent of the onward march of sci roaring fire in a big stove inside. We service men and their families. You
Floyd Blerly made a business trip
OUTGOING MAIL.
ence. In one of his addresses he made were met at the door by our host in a can help the Red Cross help others by ter. Miss Mary Cathryn. amt Mrs Jake
Falx were transacting business at the to the county seat last Friday Mr.
To Hlllsboro-McMinnville ... 9:00am . the statement: “ All the science in the black suit. He extended an ice cold enrolling as a member.
county seat laat Saturday.
Blerly is leader of the 4 It Corn club
To Portland (parcel poet).... 9:90a m . world can never invalidate a single re hand which fell o ff as we tried to
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In this vicinity, and his anna. Ivan and
To Hlllsboro-Forest G rove... 3:00 p. m. ligious belief which Is inherently true. shake hands. It proved to be a kid
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Aten at Amoa Blerly, represented Oregon In
To Portlan d......................... 5:90 p. m. That Is why we are so erroneous if we glove filled with wet sand.
tended a supper end entertainment lest the corn demonstration contest al Ihe
try to close the castle gate against t' e
MarshmAllows, of course, chestnuts
Wednesday evening at Sherwood given Pacific International IJvestock exposi
onward march of science, for sciei ;s and "roasting ears” still to be found
by the Past Noble Grands club.
tion Tuesday They won '.his honor by
“The struggle to restore economic Is religion's great aid in escaping from on the market add to the entertain
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scoring above all conteaianis at ihe
equilibrium Is as real and as grim as the conditionings of its past, from the ment about the bonfire, but for real
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Van
Kleek
and
state fair with a demonstration on
any war, and it calls for the same un swaddling clothes of its Infancy, and food on a cold night nothing is better
son
and
Jack
Eva
of
Portland
were
selection of seed com.
selfish service, energy, intelligence and moving on Into the greater freedom than pots full of delicious home-baked
guests the last week end at the home
solidarity."—Governor McNutt of In of fuller truth. Facts in religion and beans, steamed brown bread, warm IJsle Walker, Assistant Scoutmaster.
facts in science cannot contradict each apple plea, pumpkin pies, or ginger
diana.
Seven scouts formed the record at of Mr. and Mrs. • J. • J. • Van Kleek.
other. And the only way In which we bread. crisp cabbage salad with grated tendance at the last court of honor.
Miss Norma Cogan, who has been
can demonstrate which are facta and carrots, shredded pineapple or tart The local scouts and visitors had the
stopping at the home of Mr and Mrs.
High Blood Pressure
which
are
not
the
facts
is
the
scien
privilege
of
seeing
General
McAlex-
apples,
celery,
tomato
juice
and
coffee
“ FREEDOM OF TH E PRESS"
tlfic method of Investigation and an or chocolate. In the ghostly light U ander awarded the Silver Beaver, high J H Aten for I he past month or more,
returned to Sherwood the flrat of the
The metropolitan press, all of whom alysis. There is no other way. In the is easy to pass cheese which proves to scoutcraft medal given by the nation week.
al council.
About the ago of 45 to 90 we
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are members of the American Publish end men will have to be true to the be pieces of pumpkin (raw ).
Mr. Walsh, executive of Seattle, was
begin to realize something is
A sheet and c-epe paper hood for the
ers association, seem'ngly are greatly facts. It is not only desirable, It is in
Mr and Mra Walter Van Kleek and
evitable
that
the
church
should
con
introduced
and
gave
us
some
of
the
wrong with us. It may be we can
ghost, with a cut-out mask painted
perturbed over the refusal of the N R A
daughter, Kathryn Helen of Beaver
not get insurance, or we tire too
administration, or, to be more specific. front these problems and readjust its with luminous paint that will glow in high lights of the recent international ton. were dinner guests Saturday at
eaally, or cannot thing consecu
General Johnson, administrator of the point of view to demonstrated reality.” the semi-darkness, adds another thrill Jamboree.
the home of Mr. Van Kleek's staler,
We wish for Dr. Bowman a fruitful or chill.
Th* ceremony of the awards was In
tively.
board, to agree to two paragraphs in
Mrs. Dave J. Ward, Pleasant Valley
Home call II high blond pres
This is a good occasion for a mas Itself q jlte impressive. Nearly 500 boys road
the code presented by the publishers. ministry in his new field. Taking with
sure or hardening of Ihe arteriea,
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One of these relates to the "freedom of him the love and respect of those who querade. Let each guest write a de got their badges, from second class
othera call It kidney disease.
the press" and the other to the right of know him and the big liberal spirit of scription of himself on a blackboard through eagle and even 10-year veter
The regular monthly meeting of the
Primarily, it la caused by Inter
employes to be represented by their the northwest, he will be a real leader with orange chalk, and unmask if the an '.eonard Wright received his first Men's Brotherhood of the Evangelical
ference with the nervous system
others can guess his identity. A little merit badge and Robert Jackson his churches In this district met last Tues
union officials when questions of to the Chicago church.
star
rank.
Others
getting
badges
were
Other contributing causes are to
eastern paper also suggests that some
scales of wages and working condi
day evening at the home of Mr and
Worship service at 9 o'clock; Sun of the games lead to a dark comer in Gene Brown, Bob Engelke, James Mrs. Finis Brown of Isiurel Those
bacco, alcohol. Improper eating,
tions are involved.
sluggish bowels, etc.
There is no danger of the constitu day school at 9:45; midweek service garage, attic or basement, where a Miller, James Thompson and IJsle from here attending were 8. H. Pom
Walker.
Our llesllh Service lowers blood
tional provision in relation to the free Wednesday, 7:30. Teacher training “glowing" ghost meets the hunter.
eroy. Robert Pomeroy, Everett Wright
There will be no meeting on Hallo
pressure In a natural way. with
Midnight should be the signal for
dom of the press being violated by the class and choir rehearsal.
and
E.
L.
Cox.
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ghost stories about the fireside. Cider, ween. For the November 2 lower court,
out any harmful effects to Ihe
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N R A administration, and well the pub
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Mr and Mrs. E. I* Cox attended a
Monday.
to throw a smoke screen around this
special get-together meeting of the
CHURCH OF TH E NAZARENE. S come at this time. I think space for
bids more of this, as I want to be sure
provision in order to divert the public
Dr. Forest L. Howard
Odd Fellows and Rebekaha held al
Rev. WUlard P. .Andersen
£ you will make the Boston baked beans
LOOK TO TH E YOUTH.
eye from what most concerns them, S
Scholls I. O O. F. hall ast Friday
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which is the insistence of General
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Johnson that they must comply with B
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I've a feeling In my heart
the provision in the act guaranteeing
Special Rally day program in the
Boston Raked Beans.
Where the song-cloud brings Its
Beaverton. Or.
Portland, Or.
to their employes the right to organize Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. and the
1 pint navy beans
shower.
if they choose to be represented by young people's hour at 6:30 P. M. Come
We Believe In Local Advertising
teaspoon soda
That the youth must play a part
officials of their choice when matters and get acquainted with our Sunday
Salt
For the nation's good and power.
of wages and working conditions ar* school and young people’s work.
\ cup molasses or brown sugar
Valley View Super
being negotiated.
Morning and evening worship with
1 teaspoon mustard
NOTICE OF F IN A L .SETTI.F.MF.NT
They should help conserve the birds.
In the October issue of the Typo appropriate messages at 11 A. M. and
14 pound salt pork
Service
Fish and trees and brooks so rare;
graphical Journal, the official organ 7:30 P. M. The Beaverton Women's
1 onion
In the County Court of the Stale of
By many kindly deeds and word
of the International Typographical quartet will sing in the evening. Come
R IC H FIE LD STATION
Tomatoes or catsup to taste
Oregon, for Washington County.
T o others set examples fair.
union. President Howard presents the and help us make this a great day.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
NO. B-8H3
After soaking the beans overnight,
matter in a few terse sentences, as fol
Midweek prayer service Wednesday
Then my heart will hold a song.
Schlesser, deceased
drain
and
cover
with
cold
water,
add
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Mgr.
lows:
at 7:30 P. M.
Sweet like music from a lyre.
NOTICE IS H ERE B Y G IV E N thst
soda and boll 20 minutes or until the
“In the hearings upon the newspa
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the undersigned administrator of ths
skin
cracks.
Boil
the
pork
20
minutes.
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Batteries
and
Battery
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And aurel) will build higher.
above-named estate has filed In the
Cut the onion In fine pieces and add
Publishers association was represented
Yale Tires and Tire Service
—LIS LE W A L K E R
above-entitled court and cause his final
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with
the
other
ingredients
to
the
beans,
by its attorney, Elisha Kanson, and
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account and report aa such and ths
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Rev. G. W. Springer
g then the pork water with the piece of
court has fixed the fourth day of No
Red Cross nursing service has 33,280 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I
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vember, 1933, at the hour of 10 o'clock
of the code presented for the daily H E E E f f l f f l ¡Hi Œ t S Œ E S G D m O D C D gashed through the rind. Put Into a registered nurses ready for any emer
A M. of said day, and the courtroom
two-quart bean pot. Cover and bake In gency. Your membership Is needed to
newspaper publishers was very point
Sunday school is at 9:45 o’clock. Mr.
of the above-entitled court In Hills
ed and the press reports carried a note Harris, our superintendent, prepares a slow oven 5 or 6 hours. Add more day to help support all Red Cross ac
boro, Oregon, as the time and place
o f ridicule. In attempting to raise an interesting and inspirational opening water as needed. Catsup may be tivities.
for hearing objections to said final
issue based upon alleged freedom of exercises. Each Sunday brings us
account and for the final aeltlement
the press Attorney Hanson failed to something new and different, but al
of aald estate.
strike a popular chord. No one serious ways in keeping with the day or the
Dated this fifth day of October, 1933,
ly believes there is any danger to free Sunday school lesson. Following these
ANTO N SCHLESSER.
dom o f the press in the N R A program exercises are 40 minutes of real Bible
Administrator of the Estate of Said
and it was generally accepted that the study in the classes.
Deceased.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
spokesmen for the association were
The Lord's supper is at 11 o’clock.
HARE, M cAI.EAR A PETERS.
quibbling to avoid regulation in the Following this Mr. Springer will deliver
Attorneys for Administrator.
matter of wages and hours. In our a message on the topic o f "The Gate
G t neral Repairing, Gas
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presentation o f the demands of the Beautiful "
and Auto Accessories
union we offered evidence that is con
Christian Endeavor is at 7 o’clock.
clusive showing the proposed code does The topic will be "Commerce and Mis
H E A T IN G STO VES
not comply with either the spirit or the sions—Allies or Enemies..” The scrip
O T T O ERICKSO N& C 0.
letter of the national Industrial recov ture reading is Acts 19:21-29.
Both New and Used
ery act.”
The topic will be “Christ, the Word
to the Patriarchs” at the evening serv
In fact we can supply ylur needs with
ice.
P R E P A R E FO R TH E FUTURE.
good stoves at reasonable prices.
The Beavertcn Review
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for the city council to call a special m
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election for the purpose of validation
RESTAU RANT
or ••ejection o f the proposed sewer sys H Rev. Charles F. Clarke, Pastor. 9
Fruits, Vegetables and
SHORT ORDERS A T A L L HOURS
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the necessary data is now in the pos
Beer on Draught
Groceries
session of the state engineers and they
Beside the regular meetings of next
Cady Building
Front Street
will be ready to make their report Sunday, which are Sunday school at
within a few days.
9:45, preaching services at 11 A M. and
In the meantime the Bonneville dam 7:30 P. M., and Christian Endeavor at
W . E. PEG G
project is being rushed ahead as fast 6:30, there will be a very interesting
Crystal Beauty Shop
as it is humanly possible, and within meeting Monday evening. A fellowship
Frederic Permanents
a couple of years the people of this pot luck supper will be served at 6:30 U N D E R T A K E R AND EM BALM ER
immediate vicinity will have an op and while seated informally around the
All Lines of Beauty Work
portunity to buy power at rates never table there will be two addresses and
Prior« Reasonable
Grange B u ild in g...............Beaverton
before heard of.
a question box. Dr. Harrison will con
For Appointments, Call Phone 6308
In order that Beaverton might be duct the question box. Rev. Louis
enabled to tak4 advantage of this op W h i t e of Pilgrim Congregational
portunity, would it not be well to sub church, Portland, and Rev. Oeorge
mit to the people, at the same time Pollard, pastor at large for the Con S T U D IO B A R B E R SHOP
K A M B E R G E R ’S
that the sewage proposition is sub gregational churches o f Oregon, will
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mitted, an enabling clause or amend give addresses. It la planned to close
Lunches for School Children
m int to the charter authorizing the the meeting at 9 o’clock, so everything
A T REASO NABLE PRICES
council to contract with the govem- will be “short and snappy.” Corns, all
men for power and lights?
Sandwiches, Hambergers
members of the family.
E. D. Van M ETER, Prop.
This would save the expense of call
Etc.
ing a special election at a later date,
C. E. SOCIETY MEETS
Front Street
Beaverton
and would not in any way obligate the
taxpayers. In any event. It is worth
Beaverton Barber Shop
The members of the Christian En
considering at this time.
deavor society of the Congregational
Newberg is calling a special election church enjoyed a very interesting party
IF IT ’S P R IN T IN G
C. J. STEVENS, PR O P R IE T O R
for the Identical purpose mentioned at the church Friday evening. A num
W E CAN DO IT
above. They have been considering the ber o f additional guests were present.
G IVE US YO U R O RDER
—SATISFA C TIO N G U ARANTEE D
Installation of a Diesel plant, but have Unusual games furnished the amuse
Buy from your home merchant and get
abandoned that plan in favor of power ment for the evening, after which
your printing from
from the Bonneville project. The mat cookies and cocoa were served. The
The
Beaverton Review
ter is worth the serious consideration committee was composed of Katherine
BEER ON DRAUGHT
of the town council.
Denney. Bob Denney and Ronald
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Webb. Rev. Charles Clarke assisted.
G. A. COBB
Seven hundred thousand men and
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Exprees Office—Stage Depot
women have been taught by home hy
First aid and life-saving services of
giene instructors of the American Red the Red Cross have trained more than Weetem Union
Phone 10606
Attorney at Law
Cross how to care for sick In homes a million persons how to conserve
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COFFEE
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during emergency. Tour membership human life. Tour membership Is
needed today.
will help carry on this work.
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Beaverton, Oregon
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