Friday, November 24, 1933
TTie Beaverton Review
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION,
Taylor, Rosemary Aten, Lloyd Anloksr;
during the evening refreshment* cult
KINTON.
i»l slstlng of cake, ohooolat* and con
NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN that
th* regular annual election for the
» Mr*. E. L. Co*.
|*i faction* wer* served by the hostess.
town of Beaverton will he held at th*
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city hall, corner of First and Main
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IIUHEK NOTES.
streets, Beaverton, Oregon, on Tues-
Oscar Hewett and Miss Mona Co­
Mrs. Carl Olson has been enjoying a
John Neuman Is reported seriously day. December 6, 11*33. between the
burn of Sherwood were among thoae
visit from her sister of Oak Rldga.
hours of 13 o'clock noon and 7 o'clis-k
III at his home on Huber avenue,
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who were In Kinton Saturday.
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P M.. at which time th* following
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Mrs. Molly Y. Willis of Portland was
Mr and Mrs Kane of Oreneo wjre named officers will be elected
Mr and Mr* A. P. Herrick of Sher­
calling on Hiteon friends Saturday,
On* mayor to serve one year
a a a
wood were callers Saturday at the entertained last Sunday by Mr. and
Three councllmen to serve two years.
Mrs. John I.undeen.
The road grader went over the road* home of Mr. und Mrs E. L. Cox
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On* recorder-treasurer to serve on*
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W. C. McKell and Prank Sappington
HI'LETTS TELL OF TKII*.
here last week putting them In shape
Axel Anderson of Portland ha* had year.
spent Sunday duck hunting near Taft.
for winter.
H. J. Valentine shingled the south
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The following-named persons have
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side of hts shed and fruit house Inst his nlne-acr# place on Oak avenue
been named by th* city council to act
Mrs George Thyng visited with Mrs got any cabins?" came next. "Yes, a
to grain.
The many friends of Newt Davies of week. He was assisted by E. L. Cox. plowed and seeded
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as Judges and clerks of this election.
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Dan Shaw at St. Vincent's hospital couple," he said.
Netarts were sorry to hear of his
The Huber Athletic cluh held Ita
Tuesday.
Judge* A C Chinn, chairman. I.«llu
"We stayed on the reservation that serious Illness.
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
J.
H.
Aten
and
son
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night. Got milk, cooked spuds, corn
spent the day with friend* in Carlton, regular (Mixing session last even in g , Richey and Alice Walts.
Miss Ruth Denney spent the week and coffee and had a regular meal.
Clerks August Kohler and W K
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keller of White Sal­ Friday, returning home In the evening under the d ir e ctio n of Walter Johnson
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McCloskey.
end at her home here, returning to Then in the morning we found that we mon. Wash., were visitors at the Will­
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Oregon City Monday morning.
Albert Chapman, at lutng avenue
were close to the Idaho line, that la, iam F. Campbell home.
Mi* Harry A. Richard* returned the
Dated at Beaverton, Oregon. No­
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so close that we probably would cross
first of last week from a week's visit nnd Farmington road, la having hts vember 32. 1033
Mrs. R. H. Vose of Oswego is spend It that day. And we thought how some
Miss Harriett Campbell left Tuesday with her sister, Mrs Floyd Williams of house rentiaieled and an addition built
HOMER L. WlIJioN,
ing a few days with her daughter, Mr*. relatives had been relieved of some of for Oakland. Cal., to visit at her Clackamas.
thereto.
R ecord er.
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Kenneth Denney of Whitford.
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their corn and vegetables so we cooked uncle's. Dr. Nelson Keeler.
KARL E. F18HRR,
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Mr
and
Mr*.
Jacob
K#miner
re­
up all our corn and covered up the
Mrs. Vernon Lachmnn and son of
Mayor.
Mias Lillian Evans, Earl Evans and spuds so they could not be seen. But
A number of Rebekah lodge mem­ Portland, spent a few day* during the turned Inst week to their home on
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Uttle Ronald Whitworth left Friday for not a soul troubled us all the way across bers here attended the convention at past week with her mother, Mr*. Cooper mountain after a several weeks'
a two weeks' stay at Lake Lytle.
visit
at
the
Chicago
fair
They
report
only at the Yellowstone park where Scholls Saturday. November 18.
Louise Van Kleek.
NOTICE TO CKKDITOKN
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a very Interesting and enjoyable trip
a a a
we had to fib about having a shotgun
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Miss Elizabeth Smith, formerly of along or else we would h .ve to come
Mrs. J. C. Haggerty, who Is quite
Mr nnd Mrs Walter Brown of Port­
In the County Court of the Hint* of
Whitford, is staying at the home of back there and leave the park at that III, was moved last week to the home land were visitors for the day last
Mr and Mr*. Airubush, Mr nnd Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. F Sipe of Garden Home. entrance or leave the gun. We did not of her daughter, Mrs. Roy I .lets, at St. Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. T. Hadley and Mr and Mrs J. O Oregon for Washington County
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In the matter of the estate of Jeffer­
I .arson and family were entertained
leave the gun but of course we had it Johns.
W. C. Hall. Tile Flat road
Mrs. Sarah V. Lawrence was a guest under the cushion of the back seat and
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with lunch and card* last Saturday son C. Du Zan, deceased.
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Notice Is hereby given that the un­
of her daughter, Mrs. Dave Fisk of would never have known of Its being
Mrs. Carrie Hansen and Charles Van
A number of the Rebekahs from evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs dersigned has been, by the above an
Multnomah. Wednesday of this week there had the p a r k attendants Kleek were among those drawn to here attended the district convention J. Tatlock.
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titled court, duly apolnted adminis­
searched and found it.
serve on the grnnd Jury nnd began ! held In Scholls Saturday The next
Mrs. M C. McKercher left Friday
Captain George McNally, who re trator of the estate of Jefferson C. Du
"Next week we'll tell something of their work Monday.
I meeting will be held In Forest Qrove.
evening for a ten days’ visit in San the view from the "Boiling Point", as
cently purchased the Clarke place of Kan, deceased, and has duly qualified as
Francisco, where Mr. McKercher is the first cabin camp is called, of La
Hiteon club ladles met all day
The "Ixiyal Scouts" and their leader, five acres, at Farmington road and surh administrator. All persona having
stationed.
Grande. Baker, Huntington, Idaho, the Wednesday, November 15, with a pot- E. L Cox, will meet this Friday even­ Onk avenue. Is having the place claims against said estate ars hereby
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Sanke River plains and other places. luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Mil ing. November 24. at the home of Mr. fenced nnd the ground prepared for required to present the same to me,
Mr and Mrs. T. B. Harris were hosts
with proper vouchers, at my residence
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dred Bacon. A quilt was quilted for the and Mr*. Bruce Bowne who live on the the planting of n filbert grove.
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at a birthday dinner Sunday in honor HARVEST FESTIVAL DECEMBER 7 Albertina Kerr nursery home in Port­ Cutting place, Sherwood road.
nt Beaverton, Oregon, or at the law of.
of the birthdays of Mrs. V. Hopper and
The Aloha-I luber Parent-Teachers' flee of M B. Bump, In Hillsboro, Wash­
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land and another one Is to be finished
Mr. Harris.
Remember, that Thursday. Decem­ at an early date Forty of these quilts
Ivan Blerly and Brother. Amos association gave a lunch and held a ington county, Oregon, within alx
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ber 7, is the date for the annual Har­ are to be made by the various clubs At Blerly, members of the 4-H corn cluh, "white elephant sale" at the school months from date hereof
Charles Walters of Cedar Mills, af­ vest Festival, sponsored by the ladies the next club meeting. November 29,
Dated nnd first published Novem­
gave their corn demonstration last last Saturday The lunch nl noontime
ter an extended stay in Alaska, has of the Congregational church.
a Thanksgiving playett will be given Saturday at the Fred Meyer's new was followed by the sale of foodstuffs ber 8, 1933
returned home. He expects to go back
and numerous articles contributed by
A family style dinner will be served at the home of Mrs. Ada Caldwell,
Date of lost publication December 1,
market on sixth street In Portland.
In the spring.
patrons of the school* While the at­ 1933
in
the
evening,
and
there
will
be
chil­
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dren's garments, playthings, aprons
SAM GORDON TO LECTURE.
HOMER L WI1J4GN,
Mr and Mrs Floyd Blerly and Mr. tendance was not a* large as the ladle*
Mrs. George Ware, who was operated and fancy work for sale.
Administrator of the Estate of Jef­
and Mrs E. L. Cox attended the meet­ had hoped for, the occasion was en
on a few weeks ago and who has been
Another feature wil be the "white
Sam Gordon, the Kltbltzer, who lec- 1 ing of Tigard Rebekah lodge last Joyed by those present, and a modest ferson C. Du Zan. Deceased
in a serious condition, is reported to elephant” booth.
tures on bridge over KGW. will hold a Tuesday evening, and witnessed the amount of coin was taken In for the
M. D BUMP, residence and address.
be improving.
Instead'of the customary program series of lectures and an instructive \ degree exemplified to three candidates benefit of the pupils' lunch fund
Hillsboro, Oregon. Attorney for Maid
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in the evening, W. L. Finley will show play tournament In Hillsboro week
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Administrator and Estate,
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Mrs. Ted Honecker and little son. moving pictures taken from his in­
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iffl W W' - H I * • •
Gregory Ted. of Eugene, Or., are visit­ teresting collection of nature pictures. after Thanksgiving. J. W. Brooks, who j At the close of the preaching service
is advertising manager for Mr. Gordon. ]
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The pictures are well known in the is arranging for the tournament. Time by the pastor. Rev W E. Simpson was HR CHURCH OF THE Nr./.aRKNE »
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
presented with a good supply of ar­
Essex Marsh.
Rev. Willard I*. Andersen
¡8
northwest
and
should
prove
of
great
and place will be announced later.
ticles for the table and home which 1
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interest to everyone.
$89.000 was the coal to taxpayers of
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were given by the members of the a [ * BE W HH ® ; « W HU HH fa ) W W * iW
Mr. and Mrs. George McBreen of
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four ctuintle* in the state of Washing­
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN.
Sunday school and church.
Aloha returned Saturday evening from SPEED CAUSES CAR ACCIDENT.
Next Sunday closes the "Silver Jubi­ ton Inst year for the upkeep of 236 of
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a five days' business and pleasure trip
Miss Grace Miller entertained with
Mr and Mrs. Pomeroy and three lee anniversary" program, celebrating their youth committed to the reform
to southern Oregon.
While driving in from Oregon City a surprise miscellaneous bridal shower daughters went to Molalla Sunday for the twenty-fifth year of the Church of srhool nnd state penitentiary these
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on her way to the Portland Convales­
the Nnzarene as a denomination We 236 were all from th* country districts
Mrs. W. J. Scott entertained the cent hospital last Wednesday evening. at her home Saturday evening In honor the day. They were accompanied by will emphasize the new and necessi­ and the number of 235 had never at­
of
Miss
Fay
Haynes,
who
will
become
John
Steelman
who
has
been
spending
Tuesday Bridge club at her home Mrs. W. L Cady's car was struck from
ty of praise and Thanksgiving to God tended Sunday schol The one excep­
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. C. McKell the side by another machine, which the bride of James Douglas of Oswego the past week or so at the Pomeroy
Sunday school, 9 45 A M.; morning tion had a passing touch only
Saturday
evening.
Twenty-four
guests
home
on
Tile
Flat
road.
held the high honors.
was following close behind her.
Greater than the coat to taxpayers
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worship 11 A M.; N Y P S 6 SO
were present, including friends from
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Due to excessive speed this machine
Correction The big ditching Job P M , evening worship 7 SO P M ; Is the life wreckage tied up in a
A E. Hanson left Wednesday morn­ was unable to make the curve at the Tigard and Portland. Dancing and re­
Wednesday prayer and praise 7 So group early led Into crime And be
ing for his old home in Wisconsin to south approach of the Vista Avenue freshments concluded the evening's en­ which is being done by Harry Richards P M
yond this the shame to a socalled
and Ijiwrence Crowder, is on the Noah
be present at the golden wedding an­ bridge in Portland. Consequently, it tertainment.
Tuesday. 7 30 P M.. Rev Ralph Christian nation that the penal popu­
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Hlngley estate which la being rented
niversary of his parents.
skidded and struck and badly damaged TAX DELINQUENCY INCREASES to several parties, and not for J. J. Van Cook, district president of the Nn­ lation In mounting by leapa and bounds
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Mrs. Cady's car. Part of the railing
zarene Young People's society, will be and recruited from the teen age
Kleek, as reported last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Timm of San along the bridge approach was torn
Three thing* to remember First,
with us for n special young people's
According to Miss Gladys Eisner, I
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Francisco are visiting at the home of away in the accident. No one was
Miss Evelyn Richards who Is mak­ meeting Come and lenrn of the ac­ you cannot do anything to save your­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprague. Mr. Timm seriously hurt. Mrs. Cady suffered a in charge of collections, delinquency
on the 1932 tax roll Is 48 per cent. Last ing her home with her aunt. Mrs. tivities of the N. Y. P. 8. All young self; second. God doe* not expect you
is a brother of Mrs. Sprague.
severe shaking and shock.
to; third, Jesus Christ hna don* It all.
year at this time the delinquency was Floyd Williams of Clackamas, was at people are Invited,
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He died for our sin* to clear u* of all
37 per cent.
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. R. Dean returned Sunday GIVE SURPRISE HOUSEWARMING. approximately
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Mrs. Harry A. Richards for a few day* !* ) m s c a ® w m ® h r * a aw hh (* : w guilt He cam* from the grave nnd now
evening from a three weeks' stay at
save* hour by hour those who trust
COUNTY JUDGES MEET
last week. Miss Richards returned to H
Roseburg, where she was called by the
METHODIST
i
The members of the Congregational
and obey Him This I* the saving truth
Clackamas the first of this week
serious illness and death of her father. choir, their husbands and wives and
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Rev. George F. Gordon
f* taught out of the Bible In the Monday
Donald T. Templeton, Washington
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a few additional guests gave a surprise
8choot Prats* God for the great army
Mrs. H. L. Hudson entertained the housewarming party for Mr. and Mrs. county judge, and the two commis­
The many friends of A. N. Davies ® a ® ® f : ® w w ;•! (*: w
iw of
upMtnndlng. forward looking men
"500” club with a luncheon at her home W. L. Cady at their home in Oregon sioners, James Lewis and H. D. Kerk- who formerly resided here, were very
Thanksgiving will be observed at our
at Kinton Friday. Mrs. R. R. Summers C i t y Friday evening. Interesting man, attended the convention of sorry to hear of his sudden illness service* at 2 30 o'clock Sundny after­ and women who In youth came under
held the high score and Mrs. H. R. games, singing and delightful refresh­ county judges and commissioners In caused by paralysis at his home at Ne­ noon Special music nnd a message on godly Sunday School teachers.
Portland Monday and Tuesday of last
Rev. George N Taylor. Beaverton.
Nelson low.
ments completed the evening.
week. Principal topics of discussion tarts. Mr. and Mrs. Davies and daugh­ "Gratitude," A social hour following Ore
Adv
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ter
Mr*.
Alex
Walker
were
visitors
re­
Mrs. Rebecca Ellerson, who is ill at RETURNS TO SCHOOL TEACHING. were tax delinquencies, liquor control cently at their Kinton home, Mr worship hour. A cordial welcome
awaits you.
and road work.
her home south of Huber, is reported
Davies being in poor health at the
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Beaverton Rebekah
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to be improving, according to Mr. and
time.
Miss Ivy Peterson, former resident
According to reports from Halem It
Ixidge No. 248 meets
DEPOSITORS SIGNING UP.
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Mrs. J. H. Hulett, who visited her last of Whitford, returned to Walla Walla,
the first and third
Is believed that It will be necessary
Monday night.
Mrs. Ethel L. Meldrum of Milwaukee, for the governor to call another spe­
Wash., Tuesday to resume her teaching
Tuesday evenings at
As this paper went to press the stock
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past president, and Mrs. Grace Chris­
in the high school there. The past
HP M In the 1.0.0 F
Little four-year-old Janet Nielson, few weeks she has been recuperating subscriptions for the reorganization of tian of Portland, vice president, of the cial session before all legislation Is
h al l . Mrs. S a r a h
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nielsen at the home of her sister, Mrs. I. G. Mc­ the Bank of Beaverton had a total of Rebekah assembly of Oregon were disposed of.
Chamberlain, secre-
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of Aloha, sang over the radio last Sat­ Cormick, on Chehalem mountain. Miss 74 signatures. This list accounts for 205 callers Saturday afternoon at the
Florence Drorbnugh,
shares of the necessary 250 shares. The
If you like the Review show It to
urday on the window theater program
Peterson recently underwent a major remaining 45 shares yet to be sold home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox, where your friend. They will like it, too. It
p-lf
featured by KGW.
they
had
been
In
attendance
at
the
dis­
operation at St. Vincent's hospital.
must be subscribed by December 1. It
costs but $1.50 a year.
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trict
Rebekah
convention
held
at
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Is urged that those who are consider­
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Summers were
Scholls during the day.
guests at a dinner dance gigen in honor O. E. S. OFFICERS ENTERTAIN, ing subscribing for shares of stock to
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get in touch with Doy Gray at the bank
of the tenth wedding anniversary of
Mrs Louise Van Kleek was the host­
The officers of Beaver chapter No. as soon as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Jacobson at their
ess for a birthday party held ai her
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Order
of
Eastern
Star,
entertained
home in Portland Tuesday evening.
in honor of Mrs. David Phelps Thurs­ TURKEY GIVEN FOR FIRST PRIZE home Saturday evening. There were
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Liberal allowance for your
about 25 present, and the following
5AANY A C H A P WHO
Mr. and Mrs. Binger H. Sefton and day evening at the home of Mrs. N. A.
ACTS L IK E A CAVEM AN
old
heating stove on a Circu­
You and your friends are cordially were observing their birthday anni­
Victor Rockwood, nephew of Mr. and Byfield. Mrs. Phelps was presented
versary: Mrs. Van Kleek, Ivan Blerly,
BEFO RE NXAKRIAGF
Mrs. Fred C. Sefton, visited in Beaver­ with a gift from the officers, and de­ invited to attend a card party given by Carl Van Kleek, Amy Godfrey, Shelton
lating
heater that will save
the Ladies' auxiliary at the Huber club
LO O KS L IK E A
ton Sunday. Mr. Rockwood is one of licious refreshments were served.
you
money
and fuel.
house
Saturday
evening,
November
25,
the "Seven Rangers" in the Pantages
CAVE IN TW O
METHODIST CARNIVAL DEC. 7.
Lunch and prizes. Highest score of
vaudeville show.
YEARS
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all wins turkey. Admission 25c, chil­
Give your living room that
Plans are being completed for the dren not playing cards, 8 to 16 years,
Mrs. H. R. Nelson entertained the
AFTERWARD
School
Girl Complexion with
Friendship Bridge club at her home "Yule-Like It” carnival and bazaar to 10c admission.
be
given
at
the
Odd
Fellows
hall
De­
a Gold Seal Congoleum rug
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George
Blasser and Mrs. John Summers were cember 7. The Methodist Ladies society
COUNTY COURT.
of the latest design.
guests of the club. Mrs. Doy Gray held are sponsoring the affair and are ar­
the high score and Mrs. Blasser the ranging a very interesting program.
Members of the Washington county
A food sale, fish pond, hot-dog stands
Trade at the Friendly Store
consolation.
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and many other features will be in­ grand Jury selected for duty of the No­
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Mrs. H. A. Nielsen of Aloha enter­ cluded in the evening's entertainment. vember term of court include Edward
Richey
Hardware
J.
Thompson,
Beaverton,
foreman;
General
admission
is
free.
tained a group of six little boys at
Ralph E. Baldwin, Beaverton route 2;
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and Furniture Company
Luncheon Wednesday, November 15, in
John A. McCann, Beaverton route 3;
honor of the seventh birthday of her
HURT IN CRASH
Dr. Miles
Robert
F.
Casteel,
Aloha;
Forest
C.
BEAVERTON,
OR.
PHONE 7751
little son, Ralph. The table was made
VALLEY VIEW SUPER SERV­
NERVINE
festive with a lighted birthday cake,
Robert Goyt, son of Fred Goyt, was Savage, Gaston route 3, and Jeff M.
ICE LUNCH ROOM
place cards and favors. After luncheon injured in an automobile accident in Hayden, Glenwood.
Did the work"
The following orders were given
games were enjoyed.
Portland November 16, and it' was
says
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Chicken Tamales, Bottled Beer,
necessary to remove him to the emer­ this week by County Judge Templeton
Mrs. F. W. Smith has been staying gency hospital for treatment. Young sitting In probate:
Miss Glivar
Old Heidelberg Park
Lunehea and Dinners
Nile E. Bennett estate; confirming
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Goyt was driving in a dense fog and
WHY DOtTT
Snider, near Progress, while Mr. Smith struck one of the pumpkins in the mid­ sale of personal property.
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Minerva Bradley estate; appointing
is getting himself established on a new dle of the street, throwing his car out
YOU
appraisers.
Oregonian route. Definite arrange­ of control. He side swiped a street car
. TRY IT? .
Guardianship of Earl and Oradell
ments have not been made as yet. The and his own car was completely de­
Prlckett, order of sale of real estate.
Smith children are staying at the J. E. molished.
After more than three months
W. P. Dyke estate; order confirm­
Smith home and attending school here.
of suffering from a nervous ail­
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ing sale of real estate.
ment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles
CARD
PARTY
DECEMBER
16.
William Feldt estate; closing of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson and Mrs.
FREDERIC PERMANENTS
Nervine which gave her such
record.
Roy Mast of Coquille, Or., and Mr. and
splendid
results
that
she
wrote
INCLUDING SHAMPOO
Milton G. Hughes; order of sale of
Mrs. Ward Evans and two children of
The Beaverton Community Building
AND FINGER WAVE $2.50
us an enthusiastic letter.
Myrtle Point were guests at the J. F. association voted to hold a card party personal property.
MARCEU4 ............................... so
If you suffer from "N erve»."
The following orders were signed this
Felsher home from Monday until Saturday evening, December 16. The
FINGER WAVES, Me AND .50
If you lie awake nights,
Thursday. They will visit for a few committee In charge of the party con­ week by Circuit Judge Bagley:
SHAMPOO
AND FINGER
Credit
Service
company
vs
Theodore
start
at
sudden
noises,
tire
days at Tenlno, Wash., and on their sists of Elmer Stipe, Walker Unis and
WAVE
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Motz
et
al,
default
and
Judgment.
easily, are cranky, blue and
return will again visit at the Felsher J. Eddie Conoly.
MANICURE .............................. 35
Fred J. Sewell et al vs. Fannie J.
home. The women guests are cousins
fidgety, your nerves are
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Robinson et al; decree of sale.
of Mr. Felsher.
probably
out
of
order.
Crystal Beauty Shoppe
REREKAHS HAVE PROGRAM.
City of Forest Grove vs. Septimus
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Vuiet
and
relax
them
with
the
Appolntmrntii Not NfOfiiiry
Gibson et ux, confirmation of sale.
AI.OI1A GRF.F.NHOI SF, HAS FIRE.
FREE DANCING
Kowftl Bld|.
same medicine that “ did the
Arthur Wilkinson, administrator, vs.
Rebel.an lodge held their regular
work” tor this Colorado glrL
A fire, starting presumably from the meeting Tuesday evening. After the Floyd Elchel; overruling motion.
Whether your “ Nerves” have
oil burner, broke out in the H. A. Niel­ business meeting a program was pre­
troubled you for hours or for
sen greenhouses at Aloha last Friday sented by Mrs. Hugh Lewis. Mrs. Harry
years, you’ll find this time-
MODERN DANCE
morning. Fortunately It was dis­ Barnes sang a solo, Miss Ruth Barnes
covered by a neighbor before any seri­ gave readings. Genevieve Johnson con­
to te d remedy effective.
At Kinton Grange Hall
ous amount of damage was done. The tributed a piano solo, Doris Yarton
At Drug Stores 25c and $1.00.
loss was confined to the floor, and and Genevieve Johnson sang a vocal
Saturday Night, November 25
plants in that end of the greenhouse duet and Mrs. Humburg also sang.
Johnnie Gwasco's Orchestra.
wher’ the fire originated.
Refreshments were served, Mrs. A.
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g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g
Rossi and Mrs. L. J. Foster being In
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Thanksgiving
Turkey Dinner
Marshs
Garage
Chrysler and Plym outh