The Beaverton review., March 16, 1934, Image 3

topic will be, " I have an Engaga-
ment.”
•The Bible school meets at 9:46,
and tfc* Christian Endeavor society
at 6:30 p.m.
Next Wednesday the usual bi­
weekly missionary gj-oups will meet-
Pot-luck supper at G:30 with a
group of adults studying “ Chris­
tianity and Industry in America",
and the boys and girls home mis­
sions in general. Every one is
cordially invited. Study classes be­
gin at 7:30 and close at 8:30.
SB------------------
B
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS |
Inter'•-ling Little Notes from the Surrounding Country
T olc jy Our Active Special Correspondents W eekly
I
oulter. Stir until
m ature
boils.
A P P L E Gl.NGKK PUDDING
Aod a pint of
nnia and season
Three cups flour
with one and one-half
teaspoons
, On« teaspoon soda
sail,
and
one-hall
teaspoon
white
One teaspoon salt
lliich School Note»
One und one-half teaspoons ginger pepper. Let boil short while long­
Ml HH Ml Ml HU Ml Ml HU Ml HH Ml Ml HU Mi Mi HH--------------------------
er. Serve with garnish of sprig of
■ 1 Three-fourths cup sugar
purs.ey and two naru cookeo eggs,
Mrs. K. L. Cox »prill a couple
Under the direction of Mr. Webb,
One cup boiling water
Church of the Nazarene |
cut in slices.
period
public speaking i Tw o tablespoons shortening
of tlsya th<* first of the week with the sixth
Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor |
friends In Portland.
class has been working on a hu­
One cup molasses
8 ---------------------------------------------id
Jewel Sandwich«»
case
entitled
"The
Tw o cups strained applesauce
Sunday achcol, 9:45 a.in.
Mrs. J. T . Vunllorn spent a few morous law
Cut
day-old
bi«ad
into
very
thin
Sift dry ingredients together. Meit
Morning worship 11:00 a.m.
days last week with her son and ' Great Pumpkin Case", to lie given
slices
and
shape
into
diamonds
or
N .Y .P S . devotional service, 6:30
» 1 fa, Mr. and Mrs. W. I,. Van i in the near future. The participants shortening in boiling water and discs; with small cutter or knife
are exclusively boys with the ex­ add moiasi.es. Combine with first
p.m.
Horn of Portland.
cut
little
holes
in
half
the
slices.
ception of one.
Francis
Holboke mixture Place applesauce in shal­
Evangelistic service, 7:30 p.m.
bieatf.
Spread
with
Memhers of the 4-11 calf club 1 aid Robert I arney are the lawyers; low pan well greased. Pour bat­ Butter the
Wednesday prayer
and praise,
¡Ü-
cream
cheese
softened
wun
sweet
with their louder,
Iceland
Flint, | Murkey Sayer is the judge;
the ter over applesauce, bake in mod-
7:30 p.m-
K IN T O N CHURCH
met Fralay evening at the home defendant is Amos liierly, and the eiate hot oven (376* F ) until firm cream and nicely seasoned. Spread
You will find e friendly welcome.
Kev. W. K. Si-r.pson, Pastor
the slices
with
sifted
of Wdliain VanKleek.
plaintiff
Oliver Stein;
witnesses in center (about 30 minutes). Serve some of
a ------------ -------------------------------- m £ -------------------------------------------- »
hard
cooked
egg
yolk,
others
with
are
Harold
Godfrey,
Howard
Pet-
plain or with whipped
cream or
Mrs. Hilly M. liierly returned to ]
Services for this Sunday are as
Melhodist Church
chopped pistachio nuts, and others
and Harold hard sauce.
her home in Hillsboro, the first of zold, Charles Martin,
Geo. F. Gordon, Minister
with quince jelly. But on the top follows: Preaching by the pastor,
H
uff;
llur'.M
Baldwin
is
the
bail­
last week after being with her son
E- Simpson at 9:45, in 80-
-«
s.ices, and
the colors
will peep Rev. W.
Minted Fruit Cocktail
and family, Koy Uierly, for a week iff; and Imogene Smith is the
the morning;
followed
by
Bible
Sermon
subject
for
Sunday
mor­
through
the
openings
like
jewels.
clerk. The jury is made up en­
or so.
Four oranges
school.
ning, 11:00 o’clock, will be ‘'E v er­
tirely o f girls They are Kvelyn
Tw o grapefruit
Mr. and Mrs Bruce (iorden and Alexander.
lasting L ife ” . Sunday school at 10
•District
Sunday
school
convention
Vegetable
and
Meat
Balia
Rhoda Thyng,
Aline
One large can peaches
family of Portland
were
visitors Boswell, Mildred Twohy, Bernice
in the afternoon at o’clock- A cordial invitation is ex­
One and one-half pounds ground will be held
One large <an pineapple
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Gor- Wilson, ami Harriet Knepper. At
Scholls church, the different schools tended to all.
round steak
Small bottle green cherries
lien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ the close of this trial, the class
in the district taking part in a pro­
One cup partly cooked rice
Small
glass
of
mint
jelly
ry A. Kicharda.
gram.
A basket
dinner
will be
One cup grated carrots
Church of Christ
hopes to have produced some ex­
■Three tablespoons sugar
served
at
noon
airi
those
attending
One
cup
grated
cabbage
G. W . Springer, miniatar
perts
In
the
line
of
official
speak-
Mrs. J H. Aten
spent
Friday
Cocoanut
are requested to bring lunch and
One small onion (chopped fine)
-SB
with relatives in Sherwood. On her ng.
Peel oranges and' grapefruit, cut­
dishes.
One small pepper (green)
Rev.
G-
Lee
Matlock
will
speak
return she was
accompanied
bv
ting away all the white skin. Se­
Two cans tomato soup
Christian Endeavor
meeting at on the following topics during the
A regular Senior class meeting parate sections, remove
Shelhurn Howell who spent the week
seeds and
Salt and pepper to taste
was
held
Wednesday,
March
14,
the local church at 7:30 in the eve­ coming
week:
Sunday
morning,
at the Aten home.
dice. Dice peaches and pineapple.
Wash rice well. Cook in boiling ning. All young people are invited •'The * W orld’s Greatest Memorial ’ ;
ailed to order by the President, Combine all fruits and juices. Turn
Ail officers am) members of the Marvin Stalder. The primary pur­
salted water about 15 minutes or I to attend.
Sunday evening: ’T h e power of the
mint jelly into saucepan. Add *u-
Christian
Endeavor
society
are pose o f
until rice is partly tender. Add to i Sunday, April 1, will be observed Blood” ; Monday evening, “ Heart-
the meeting was to set­
gnr
and
one
half
cup
juice
taken
urged to be present at the meeting tle definitely the mstter of class
the meat, one cup rice, chopped on- as Easter Sunday at the church. Felt Religion” ; Tuesday
evening.
of the society at the church this announcements and personal cards. from combined fruits . Heat until ion, chopped
green pepper, grated i Rehearsals are being held for a “ Forgiveness of Sins” ; Wednesday
jelly
is
thoroughly
dissolved.
Cool,
Sunday evening at 7:30.
carrots and calfbage. Mix well and program by the scholars-
Miss Warnicker spoke to the class
eve., "Christian Baptism’ ’ ; Thurs­
then add to fruits. Chill thorough­
day evening, “ The Five Kingdoms” ;
J. J. VanKleek and Floyd HieHy shout ly|ies of printing and cor­ ly. Serve in sherbet glasses. Cen­ salt and pepper to taste. Form in­
to balls. Place in a savory roaster-
Friday evening, “ Are we Living in
topped out their onions last week, rect form in cards.
Congregational
Church
ter a small mound o f cocoanut on
Pour over vegetable balls, 2 cans
and they were sold to a Portland
each cocktail. Garnish each mound
Charles F. Clarke, Pastor
J the Last Days?”
of tomato soup, diluted with one- 1
The meeting of the Junior class
•The services start at 7:45 each
dealer. They were haulm) to Port­
with a green cherry. Place green
half cup water. Bake in a t ioder-
land the first of the this week by Wednesday was called to order by paper doily under sherbet.
In this Lenten season o f deep­ evening as previously advertised.
ate oven fo r one hour. Makes a
the President,
John Mason.
The
auto truck.
ening Christian thinking, why not
complete meal in one dish.
minutes were read and approved.
Banana Cake
consider your opportunity to unite
Mr. and Mrs. Klwood Wilson and
00----------------------------------------------------------
Gertrude DesHriaay made an an­
with the cwurch as a confession of
daughter
Kthal
Pauline
of near
One and one-quarter cups sugar
nouncement concerning the coining
Real Estate Transfers
your faith? This church expects
Scholls spent a few days last week
One-half
cup
butter
“ For thirty years I had consti­
event, the Girl Reserve Carnival.
90-
-B to receive members at Easter. l e t pation. Souring food from stomach
at the home of their parents, Mr.
Cream
well.
Miss Funk, advisor, gave a short
A dernarda.sei to Oliver A. Low­ us talk it
over
together.
Next choked me. Since taking. Adlerika I
aiut Mrs. Warren Wilson. Pleasant
•Two egg*— beaten very light
talk on
the Prom, and the details
will am a new person Constipation is a
Valley road.
T w o ripe
bananas
sliced tnin, er et ux. Lots 2 and 6, Tigard Sunday morning the pastor
necessary to make it a success-
Road Gardens.
preach on “ Christianity as Enthus­ thing of the past.”— Alice Burns.
then
crushed
and'
whipped
with
sil­
'.Edward L Cox received an air The class decided' unanimously to
Anna M. Stevenson to Ray Sin­ iasm for Christ” , and at 8:30 his
Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy,
adv
mail letter last Friday informing accept the Student Council's pro­ ver fork until foamy.
clair et ux, Lot 3, dem on ’s S u b­
T
w
o
cups
sifted
cake
flour
with
him of the death of hia aister, posal for each class to put on a
division,
T
I
N
R2W.
one teaspoon baking
powder and
Mrs. Ifi'rtha Folk of Bridgewater, program
for the assembly.
John Welch et ux to Tom Man-
one
teaspoon,
soda.
Mass.
She was
ill only a short
The following
committees were
tefalcone,
Lot
87, Steel’s Add ,
Alternate'
flour
with
one
cup
time with pneumonia.
appointed: for assembly
program,
Beaverton.
thick
sour
milk.
A number of the men
around Delbert Burke, Aline Boswell and
Antonette Reese to W. J. Van .
One teasprton vanilla.
entertainment
town went fishing for smelt dur­ Genevieve Johnson;
Bake in slow ovien
about
one Dyke, Part of Henry Black, DLC
ing the past week and most of for class muctings, Betty Ailishin huur
51, T I N R3W.
dot-orations for
, ■
»,
j t
*|
the families have been enjoying the and Jean Lewis;
S. T. W hite et ux to J- Guy
product o f their
trip
on their prom, Rex -Saxton, Alda Lehman,
Lenten Fish Soup
Fowler et ux, Lots 17, 18, and 19,
tables, as most of them made very and Kvelyn Alexander.
•Tigardville Hts.
Tw<l pounds o f white fish
Th e class was favored with re­
good catches.
R eel Institute to State o f Ore.
One quart water
citation* by IjiM erne Dean, Donna
Part of Blk. A,
Ladd
& Heed
One carrot
There wera
twenty-six
of the Proad and Francis Holboke.
Acres, T1S R2W.
One onion
young people present at the first
C. T. Timmons et ux to John
One white turnip
Christian Kndeavor party held hVi-
The freshman class meeting was
Peterson, Tract 1 and 20, Lombard
One root celery
day evening at the home of Miss called to order by the chairman,
Add. Beaverton.
One teaspoon gravy flavoring
Amy A nicker. -The evening
w».< Kd Jannsen. TTie minutes were read
Cut up fish and allow to simmer
W. H. Pointer to Pearl M. Brown
spent playing games,
singing and bv Raymond Rugland. A play was
with vegetables in the water for 7.85 acres. Sec. 12, T2S R1W.
piano muaic.
▲ A
A i k
9
given, called "Good English, M.D.” .
two hours, keeping the quantity of
(Floyd M. Loomis et ux to For­
The
cast
included
Marian
Boyson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sparks and
W H Y » PAY » M O RE V U ÊU .
water the same. L ift out fish and est Grove, 40 acres. Sec. 25, T1S
son Clemet o f Portland were Sun­ Miriam Doty, Margaret Taylor, Ed vegetables with skimmer, and press R.->W.
day guests at the
home of Mr. Blatter, Martha l<ehman, Elizabeth through a colander. Return to ket­
H. C. Charlton et ux to Fred E.
¿^parks’ sister, Mrs Madge Pomer­ Boeckli, Donald Sayre, Kd Jann­ tle. adding four tablespoons of flour
Johnson et al, 16.49 acres, Part of
oy. Miss
Kathryn
Pomeroy who sen and Donald Wicker.
robbed into
four tablespoons
of David T . I-onox, DLC.
Vera McKIroy made an announce­
was a viaitor at the Sparks home,
Anna Nagel to Wilhelm Ekberg,
ment
about
the
election
of
the
car­
returned with them
Part lots 5 and 6, Bonita Gardens
nival queen.
•The next regular monthly meet­
Inez DeLashmutt et al to Wm.
ing) of the
Albright
Brotherhood
F.
Jenkins et ux. Tract 61 Witch
L
O
C
A
L
N
EW
S
Members of the student council
I/
Ä v l
Hazel Little Farms.
of this district will be held at the have already taken action to im­ Rp
home o f Mr and Mrs. Fred Aebis- prove the school grounds. A t a
W. R Newton et ux to A. W.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Richey a t­ Stephens et ux, 2 acres James Me
cher o f the Mountain Home church meeting held March 12 funds were
next Tuesday evening,
March 20. appropriated for the purchasing of tended the card party and dance Gill Cl. 56, T I N R1W.
sponsore«! by Portland Chapter, O-
Ida I. Jones to Helene Jones.
A ll men invited to attend.
shrubs. Jack Barron was elected E. S., at the -home o f Mrs. Hattie
I-ot 3 Barnes Acres Sec. 22 T1S
Mr. and Mrs- Stanley T reffren president of the student
council, Hoover in Portland, Saturday.
R1W.
and daughter from Scholls attend­ with Mildred Twohy as secretary.
Norman If Stone et ux to Pearl
Rev. C. H. Harrison State Su­
ed the session o f Bible school Sun­ The problem of better programs
Polsky, Part Secs. 10, 11, 14 and
perintendent
o
f
Congregational
day morning Mr. •Treffen was sent for student body meetings was dis­
15 T1S R1W.
as a representative from the Scholls cussed One plan is to have six churches of Oregon, delivered the
Norman B. Stone et ux to Pear!
l ible school to boost for the con­ students from the civics and econ­ sermon at the morning service of
Polsky,
Part Secs. 10, 11, 14, and
the
local
church
last
Sunday.
vention to be held next Sunday, omics classes speak about a cur­
15 T1S R IW .
rent event for five minutes, at each
March 18, at the Scholls church.
Dr. James E. Dodds Metaphysi­
meeting. Another plan, to be adop­ cal lecturer and teacher, and Mrs
The following were guests Sun­
ted with the approval o f the clas­ Ihxlds o f San Francisco were din­
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ses, is that each class have fharge
ner guests at the hoqie of Dr. an«l
J. J. VanKleek,
Pleasant
Valley
N o r v iîs
of the program for one meeting. Mrs. F. L. Howard Saturday eve­
ill tty tru e ! N o ttrinjs ■ S t\
It’s <
road: Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Millard,
Three
members
of
the faculty ning.
studied to this offer. You can acteslly
Mr. and Mrs. Cannal, Mr. and Mrs. could judge the best program.
have your choice of any S of theta
Mr. anrf Mrs. H. J. W right Sr.
Ralph VanKleek
and
son, all of
The Girl Reserves club was au­
Portland,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Walter thorized to create a lost and found and Mr. and Mrs. Frank I’ ritzloff
famous majaxinai ¡1 you A C T NOVKI
and «laughter Dorothy, visited on
VanKleek and daughter Cal.iryn of department.
N tm T cjü rt
The cost it lust a trifle of their actual
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Beaverton.
value. A whole year’a reading lor
A t the Girl
Reserve
meeting Wright, Jr., and family o f Gales
Father, Mother and the kiddies. Storiet
Mr. and Mrs.
Wlsrren
Wilson
Hr*»;*
Creek-
spent
Saturday at the home of ■Tuesday, plans were made for the
and articles on «very known lopiJ
their children, Mr. and Mrs. K l­ carnival. Appointment of the fo l­
Look ’em over. Select your laverites
NO TICE
Dr. MUea
wood Wilson, Scholl... Mrs
Wilson lowing were made for the com­
and Mail th e C eu pen T e d a y ! Don’t
District
No.
48.
Washington
County
was observing her birthday and u mittees: Miss Burk, general man­
N E R V IN E
worry ff yoe already jet some of these
Warrants Called
fine
dinner was
served.
Other ager; Isabelle Wallis, stunt man­
'Dtd
the w ork"
meja tines. Renewals will be properly
Warrants
numbers
187
to
R68,
members of the family were en­ ager; June Pollard, property mana-
aaya
extended.
tertained.
Mrs.
Wilson
received W'r. A contest is to he held to inclusive, were calle«f on March 12,
1934, nnd are now payable through
Mlaa GBvar
name the carnival.
many nice gifts.
B«'averton.
Interest
There
was
discussion
as
to the Ifank e f
HH----------------- ------ --------------- ffl
W H Y D O N 'T
stops at this date.
whether
the
Home
Economics
class
H ITE O N
YOU
Althea Haulenbeck, District Clerk-
should
serve
sandwiches
at
the
car­
Mrs. Zell Strothers, Cor.
adv e ll
T R Y ITT .
nival
or
whether
the
Mothers’
club
n ------------------------------------------
serve sandwiches. Aline Boswell was
A fte r more than threw months
A number from here went smelt
appointed to send notice to the
o f suffering from a nervous ail­
fishing st Trouttfale last week.
Mothers’ club on desired action.
ment, Miss G livar used Dr. Miles
Ralph Campbell had his tonsils
Tw o candidates each for the Girl
N ervin e which gave her such
removed Monday by Dr.
Wood of Reserve carnival queen, will be se­ For Rent— Very
reasonable,
six-
splendid results that aha w rote
Portland.
lected by each of the four classes,
room and bath flat, gas, elec­
us an enthusiastic letter.
tricity, and several cupboards a l­
If you r * S r r from “ N erves."
Miss Dorothea
Strothers was a the student body and the Girl Re­
ready.
Beaverton
Community
If you lie awake «sights,
■week-end guest at the A. C. Ro­ serves. Ballots will be cast by the
entire student body. The candidate
Tuilding Ass’n. J.
H.
Hulett,
etart at eudde* noises, tire
binson home in Portland.
with the highest number of votes
Manager, Beaverton.
adv
easily, are cranJcy, bins and
Kenneth Pqterson who is attend­ will be queen and next four high­
fidgety, your nervee are
S ta te
LONG L IF E W. L. CHICKS
ing Willamette University was vis­ est attendants. A prime minister
probably out of order,
P S lur held Maraalne
0 A m r r lr a a » t r y . Jw
iting the home folks Tuesday.
will he announce«! the last week. Hatched from finest selected hens,
tfu let and relax them with the
0 B r . r d r r ’a U aaette
0 Mot.cni U u m m a th a
two to four years old
same medicine that “ did the
Mr, and Mrs.
Oleo
Scott and Alda Lehman and Alice Lundgren
10c
Each
0
t
a
p
p
e
r
's
F
a
rm
e
r
0 N a l l F arm F ltr y . Journal
will
represent
the
club
as
queen
w
ork”
for
this
Colorado
gtrL
children o f Multnomah were Sun­
0 T h e C o u rtry Hom o
W hether your “N erves“ have
0 N fo llr r r a l* .
Barred Rock Chirks, 10* each
day visitors at the Strothers home. candidates.
(F u e w t y f a re 4 FU
Many other matters were also Custom Hatching
troubled you for hours or for
Hatching Eggs
0 F a t b lin d e r « W h i r l t a la m e
Mrs. C. W. .Strothers wss calling discussed.
0 K veeyh od y 'a F U ry.
years, you’ll find this tim e-
W E ST
PO RTLAND
H A TC H E R Y
0 F e e p le ’ u I*u ,.a la r M m t h ly
on Mrs. J. B. Phillips Friday who
0 T h e r a n a J a s t ia l
tested remedy effective.
A P O U L T R Y FARM
0 S p e r i m a a ' i U tgru t
is ill at Dr. Coffey's hospital in
0
»
a
l
t
s
S
«
a
n
i
m
a
More than seventy students at­ Rt. 8, Box 774 — Phone BR 6795
A t Drag Stores 25c and fl.00.
0 S ta a d •>rii l ’ e e l t r j J o u rn a l
Portland.
0 «e a U r w a a a a a M a g.
tended th« student hodv skating
adv c 13 tf
DR MI L E S
0 S a r c o m i a l K a rm in s
0 Gemi Startaa
rs n i 7 i a t *■«
Mr. T .
Willoughby
was taken party at the Oaks last Friday night-
(F o r Sale— (¡radis pea seed: 20* per
0 «V orn a n » W o r ld
O H om e C ircle
to the hospital Thursday. He was
pound. Mrs. C. W. Struthers. Rt
The H i-Y enjoyed n wiener roast
suffering with his ankle which was
L ! Q U ID
1, Box 361, Beaverton.
adv-16
broken several years ago while he March 8, at the boy scout cabin.
HH Ml ttl 1*1 Iftj lii HI] III 1*1 III t»J ¡*1 1*1 »1 i»l was doing carpenter work in Port­
lei
HINTON.
HU land.
— ...
~ ~1<J
HU
Mrs. K. L Com.
HU
J
r
CONSTIPATED 30 YEARS
AIDED BY OLD REMEDY
The Review
OFFERS ITS READERS
i
«
TREMENDOUS
ON
THEIR
MAGAZINES
; ybuCan Have)fcur Ch<
Of Any FIVE
c£*B _ _
MAGAZINES
$1 7 5
And This Newspaper ■ •“ ■■■
\V
N erves
WANTED AND FOR SALE
f