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The Beaverton Review F R IP A T , MARCH 23. 1934 Goapel meetings »r* being con ducted at the Whitford school- house by the Misses Amy Pucket, end Georgia Morgan. Services will I« held each evening: at 8:00 p.m., Harold Cook spent Sunday at his excepting Saturdays and Mondays. little farm home south of Beaver A cordial invitatL n is extended to everyone. ton. I follONV I T n * looT%rtr\ Mrs. John Summers entertained Sunday Mr and Mrs. Jo e Bush spent at the John McAdams home the members of the “500" club at her home Friday with a luncheon in Portland. and cards. Mrs. W. C. McKell and The Yarton family who resided Mrs F. H. Schoene were addition at Second and Lombard, have al guests. Mrs. E . E . Stipe won ÎS^hujvh moved to Portland. the high honors and Mrs. H. L. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson, low. Pritzloff on Sunday were Mr. anti Mr. and Mrs. P. Templeton of Mrs. L. Mayer of Portland. l*rogress visited at the home of Harold Mayer of Portland was a their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. dinner guest at the M. C. Me and Mrs. Leonard Templeton in Kercher home Tuesday evening. Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B- Lawrence, J r , sang Leonard Templeton are being fe ffl on the Parent- Teachers' program licitated on the birth of a little BE- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — - - - - - son a few weeks ago. | Church of the Nazarene at Fulton Park, Friday evening. Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor | <Dr. Mason -eports the following Henry Martin, while wrestling, Mr. and Mrs. Fred n------------------------------------n was thrown, and broke his right births: to “The Kingdom of God is not Grabhorn, R t . 1, a son on March arm, at the elbows. March 22. 9; to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. meat and drink; but Righteousness, Miss Barbara McBreen and Mrs. Robertson. R t. 5, IVrtland, a son and Peace and Joy in the Holy Geo. McBreen enjoyed an airplane on March 15; to Mr. and Mrs. Ghost. For he that in these things ride Sunday in Elmer Stipe's plane. L. M. Ijim berger of Beaverton, a serveth Christ is acceptable to God, and approved of men." Christ, Earl Drorbaugh, son of Mr. and daughter on March 16. thru His death, offers righteousness Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh, was oper Mr. and Mrs. Rob't. Cole of T i ated on for appendicitis Thursday. gard entertained with a large din of heart and life, a deep settled Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney and ner party Wednesday evening. The daughter Lorraine were guests of guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mr. and Mrs- S. B. Lawrence, Sun Vankloek and1 daughter Cathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wills, Mr. and day evening to tea. Mrs. Albert Christiansen, and Mr. Miss Katherine Denney is in the and Mrs. Ray Christiansen. Good' Samaritan Hospital where she Max Asbahr of Corvallis, spent underwent an operation for appen Saturday evening and Sunday with dicitis Saturday evening. his cousins, the R. B. Denney chil Donald Richardson of Portland dren. Other callers at the Denney was a week end visitor at the home home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Asbahr and daughter S a n -; J . A. McCann on Denney road- dra Sue, Miss Nina Asbahr, Miss R. B. McM inn’s mother, who has Georgia Freeman, John Jayne and been ill with high blood pressure Earl Asbahr, all of Corvallis. for the past few weeks, is improv ing, but is still confined to her bed. TAP DANCING GIV To/ Miss Margaret Peterson left last EN AT GYM CLASS •Thursday for a visit with her brother-in-law and sister,- Mr. and The "ladies’ gym class” held at Mrs. Wm. Campbell at Union, Ore. the high school every Thursday Mrs. W. J . Crane had as a din evening, is steadily growing. About ner and over night guest, Thursday 48 have joined. Mrs. Fields is in of last week. Miss Helen Cowgill, charge since Mrs. McCulley moved 1 of the Oregon State Extension ser away. As an extra attraction. Mrs. vice. Fields is giving a course in tap Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Johnson and daughter Joan of Portland were dancing for those interested. Every lady is welcome to attend- guests Thursday evening, of Mr. and Mrs- road. E. G. Perkin3 on Lake , ____. peace, uii abiding joy, and eternal life. The world offers greed and selfishness, unrest of heart, disap pointment. and eternal death Which are you choosing? Why u> t learn more about Christ Why not learn more abut Christ and the salvation He came to bring? We invite you to attend our services. Sunday school. U:45 a.m Morning worship, 11:00 a.nr N .Y .P .S . service,, 6:30 p.m. E ve ning service, 7:30 pm . Wednesday prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m. * ------------- ---- —---------------------------Bri enlarged choir under the direction prises Admission, 25f. Children not of Mr. Secour will sing special playing cards H to 15 years, I0<*. adv Easter music at the morning ser vice, and will present a cantata in the evening. Bear these meet- ings in mind mul1 coice, ....... ^ ^ DRAWN FOR MARCH Mr. and Mrs. Jam es McDonald of Tacoma visited friends in this Grand jurors for Washington vicinity during the past week. The County for the month of March McDonalds were formerly residents were drawn Monday. They include: of Raleigh. Edward B. Sappington, of Forest Mrs. Willard Jackson left Tues Grove, foreman; William S. Goodin, John Friday, Banks, day night for Kansas City, Mo. to Cornelius; visit her parents there, upon re route 2; Jacob Kemmer B’eaverton ceiving word that her father was route 3; Edgar A. Jones, Hillsboro; E. A. J . Vanderzanden, Forest seriously ¡11. Grove, route 2; and Wallace H. T he young people of the Church Hoeffei, Hillsboro, route 2. of Christ C. E. enjoyed a social get-together at the home of Rev. FARM ERS MAY S E and Mrs. Geo. W. Springer Satur CURE LOAN ON CROP day evening. Mr and Mrs. W. R. V.nKleek Ju st #g soon_ ¡ 7 the ^ „ . „ y and daughter Cathryn were dinner forms ape the offk.c of guests at the home of Mr. and County Agent Wm F Cyrus will day* venin* * inton> Mon- ^ rea,|y t0 asgist farmers in rnak- ^ e ing applications for emergency M. M. Barnes returned Thursday crop production loans. The maxi- from the Portland Medical hospital mum loan this year is for $250. where he has been undergoing All borrowers in excess of $150 treatment for sinus trouble, since must first apply to the production last Saturday. credit association at Salem and Prof, and Mrs. C> as. E. Swen- have tj«en turT,ed down by them son of Portland were dinner guests W o re an application will be ap- at the H. F. Eliander home Wed- Pr° ved to r an emergency loan, nesday evening. P ro f. Swenson is rarm ers desiring an emergency a music teacher. | loan can facilitate making out the application by assembling required Mrs. M. D. Carter, daughters information now, according to Cy- Eleanor and Lorraine of Portland rus. This information includes com- and Gordon Grout of Seattle were p|ete legal description, taken from guests of Mrs. Louise Carter and the deed, of the farm operated by Miss Genevieve Carter Saturday. ¡the borrower, a list of all obliga- Mrs. F. J . Felsher and daugh- i lions including, mortgages, taxes, ters Ida and Jan et visited last unpaid store bills, etc., kind and Saturday at the home of her sis- acreage of 1933 crops produced, ter, Mrs. Jack Knight, in Portland, the k i n * and number of livestock who has been ill for some time. and equipment owned, and a state- ... ~ . __ . . ment of the seed, grain, and feed, Miss Dorothy Lewis, who is a . , * student at the Oregon Normal at p . . " m , . ... ,, . ., Each borrower must also obtain Monmouth Or is enjoying a weeks from the c prodyction credit vacation, --------- at the — home ------- - of — her par par- _____ . . . . . _______ 1 .. • « — council a statement that he is co ents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis operating with the production con at Huber. trol activity of the A.A.A. Perhaps Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cary spent not as many farmers will take 1 the week end at the home of Mrs. advantage of these loans as last Carey’s father, M. F. Ayres of year when approximately 200 ap Hazetdale. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. plications were received by the lo Denney and Miss Warvda Darrow cal committee. Application blanks joined them on Sunday. are not here as yet, but are ex- May 4 has been selected for the I*>ec*e<* * ° ° n' annual May day of Tigard high _ . . „ ___, . . , school. A May * queen will be , G®W 1 each~ A program designed crowned, a grade school pageant * encourage commercial production held, and a play given by the sen- ! / ru,t* " P ™ * c" unt/ . ’ # Ei„i, sufficient to supply local needs is ■ors of the high school. ; being worked out this year by R. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bacon enter- i M. Knox, county agent. Variety tained a group of relatives S u n - I trials are being conducted over day honoring the birthdays of Mrs. ( the county to determine the best John Caldwell of Tigard, the moth- 1 kinds for this locality. Practically er of Mrs. Bacon, and Mrs. W ard ! no domestic small fruits are raised Cutting, her aiater of Portland. in the county at the present time. FARM IMPLEMENTS (Ml (Ml il (Ml IMl (Ml (Ml IM OH llfl O tw| IFI Lkl tW! (Ml IWI (Ml |wl (Ml (Wl tw| [wl (Ml IWJ (Ml (WJ BD (cr HI W IIK .K K T O I# UO. G e n e r a l R e p a ir in g , G ì » HU Wl H»i ltd m: HU HtbHH HU Wl Wl Wl Ml HN W OLD TIM E DANCE ('oiikroKation.il Church I la-edy Grange Hall Charles F. Clarke, Pastor | Cedar Mill Oregon I* Sat., March 24 Admiiudon. 25f Next Sunday our services will be Green» aid's Orchestra held at the usual hours: the Church School at 9:45, morning service and B e a v e r to n l le b e k a h L o d g e N o. 24H m e e ts sermon at 11, ami evening at 7:30. t b s f ir s t and Dili it The pastor's topic for the morn T u e s d a y a v e n ln g a a t ing sermon will I k * "W hen the « I* M In th e 1 . 0 . 0 F kingdom of God Came." For the h a l l . M ra. H a r a ti evening, “The Valley of Decision". C h a m b e r la in , a e rr e - The Christian Endeavor society will Mrs. Marjorie I.ewia, meet at 6:30. p -tf Next Wednesday at 8:,00 p.m , the discussion of the question of CARD PARTY Christianity and Industry in Amer You and your friends are cor ica will be continued, and there after for throe or four evenings. dially invited to attend a card par An unusually attractive program ty given by the lad ies' Auxiliary is being prepared for Easter. The at the Huber Club House, Suturday evening, March 24th. Lunch and and Auto Acceiaorici O T T O E R IC K S O N * C O . ■ Œljr ODmumimt ■ ■ ■ ■ J n ■ ■ J 5 ■ Great Newspaper of the Northwest V i l i * ' l ' i i l l l . ’1 6 * * * * * a g ARTHUR MUI.HOLLAND * Auto Route and Agency ® Beaverton Oregon® For Informal Ion * regarding service or subscriptions^ Phone Beaverton 7303 j Residence and office: ■ Corner. Second and Hall ■ ■ d ii U \ , A o A OVER RE ED VILLE MISSION ARY SOCIETY MEETS Callers at the E. G. Perkins home Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies’ Missionary society of Geo. Anderson and little son Ro land of Tigard and Mrs. Ruby W. Reedville met at the home of Mrs. J . F. Trachsel Thursday afternoon, Boyd. March 22. Mr. and Mrs. J . C- Parmley of Mrs S tiff presented the subject Forest Grove have purchased the in a comprehensive manner, dis former R. D. Young home on Sixth cussing the habits, life and social and Main Street, through Mr. G- manners of the Japanese, as well A Cobb. as their attitude toward missionar Mr. and Mrs. John Boge and son ies from the United States. and daughter, Bevan and Vera, A delicious luncheon was served. were visitors Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Boge on GRAND JU RO RS ARE Lake Road. McCORMICK- DEER 1 NG Pul! line of Easter candy novel ties at Brown's Beaverton Phar macy. adv 5 00 OTHER W orld F a m o u s R ecipes ARE IN THE C ook B ook Now for the FIRST TIME you can cook everything from ABALONE to ZU CCH IN I. . . Abalone Steak! 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