The Beaverton review., April 13, 1934, Image 3

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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
I n t e r : ig Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as I
T olc jy Our Active Special Correspondents W eekly ||
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Otto Olsen wuk In town during
tin1 past
wt-vk with hi*
nhriqi
slu-ating iiiuihUu).
i'oiuonu i[mhKi' wiil
moot Wml-
tii'*ihiy, A| ill '¿it, with (>ri'<‘ii Muun
turn k i . iim « ut Buxton.
K iw tutikh'i'k was quilt: ill at
hi* tunin' la*l wtH'k, Imt I* reported
nx much improved nt thi* writing.
Mis. Muhl« Geinbvlia ha* bottn
spending th«' |>«*t two w i f » » with
hi'r aunt, Mi's, h loyil Williams ut
Clackamas.
Ihi' old
log house which has
stooil near the mail on (ho W. (J.
Hall |ilace fur many years wa*
loin down
last w o k .
During the short days of the
winter months a shorter noon hour
wa* had at th» school, but it is
now on regular schedule.
president,
Eenneth
Taylor, .This
was a special meeting. Mildred
1 wohy, piexident of the tjirl R e­
serves, announced the results of
the queen contest. Betsy Tollefsen,
Junior, was elected queen, with Is-
ubeiie Wallis, Junior, her muni of
honor, umf Margaret West, Anna
belie Benson, seniors, and Alda
tu'iuiiun, Junior, her princesses.
Yetis and songs were given by
the students.
The Fteshiuan progrum for the
contest
was
presented.
Raymond
Kuglund was master uf ceremonies.
A piano duet was given by Marion
Duty and Martha Lehman. A lap
ilauce was given by Marion Boy-
sun and May Warren, accompanied
by Marion Doty at the piano. A
musical selection was given by the
freshman orchestra.
Shakespeare's
Hamlet was presented by members
of the class with appropriate cos­
tume* worn by the cast. The play
in the opinion of the upperclassmen
was excellent.
The meeting was closed after
' student announcements.
Miss
Margaret
Dixon,
county
health nurse, paid the school an
official
visit last Monday,
und
F O R E S T FACTO
talked about school matters.
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Koy Vankleek, who
went
to
Price fixing under th«' NBA lum­
Hhedd, Oregon, u short time aim, as r code had a precedent during the
ha*
returned to the
home of his World War when the government
iiiulhcr, Mrs. Louise Vankleek.
established
maximum
prices
for
lumber.
A
meetinic of the school board
Bright Ideas Lighten April Days
"W/ien April showers com« your
way” as a certain tenor is fonu of
singing w-uat are you going to do
about it? Of course here our “ May
flowers
have
already come, but
what aie you doing inside the house
to lighten these days?
One kind of April shower offers
its own
merry
suggestion — the
shower for trie bride to-be. Miscel­
laneous showers are most popular
this season, and interesting, too.
For the decorations, what is pret­
tier than spring flowers? For the
inevituo.e refreshments, choose a
"feminine dessert" to delight your
guests, und let a hint of the future
lie revealed in a wcddirig-iike cake
lopped with flu ffy frosting.
April OranKe Torte
3 egg*
% cup sugar
Orange rind
2 tbsps. orange juice
% cup cracker crumbs
V4 pkg. dates
Mr cup nutmeat*
1 teasp. baking powder
Ice Cream
Beat egg yolks until light, beat
in sugar
gradually.
Add orange
juice and grated rind o f 1 small
orange. Fold in cracker crumbs,
chopped dates,
nuts and baking
powder. When well mixed fold in
stiffly iieaten egg whites. Spread
mixture evenly over a shallow pan
which has been lined with paper
or well greased
and dusted with
: flour. Bake in a slow oven (325*
F .) for 45 minutes. Let cool be­
fore removing from the pan. Cut
in inch cubes and serve in tall
stemmed glasses with ice cream in
•esired flavor.
was
held at the school house to
When No. 1 Douglas fir logs
talk over matters of interest con­
nected with the school, last Monday. sold for 824 per thousand feet in
1925, thoy were worth slightly l«-ss
The i II Calf club with their in ex< hunge for other commodities
leader, Iceland Flint, enjoyed their than when they sold for $10 in
regular m«etintr last Friday eve- 1932.
iimic, at the home of Mrs. Louise
Vankleek.
Between 1925 and 1929 nearly
Mrs. Paul Maskcns and son, Paul ten billion board feet of timber
Sure-Fire Frosting
and l«s te r Snider made a hu*ine*s were removed annually from the
2 egg whites, unbeaten
of western
Oregon
and
trip to Milwaukle, and OrcKon City for«*st*
1 % cups sugar
last
Wednesday, returning
home Washington, according to figures
1/3 cup cold water
compiled hy the Pacific Northwest
the same day.
1 tbsp. white corn syrup
Forest Experiment
station. -These
1 teasp. vanilla
A delegation of the (anile«’ Aid logs, cut to meet the demands of
Place all o f the ingredients ex­
society of kinlon attended the sil­ the
wood-using industries, would
ver tea sponsored by the Scholls' furnish enough lumber to construct cept the vanilla In the top part o f
u double boiler. Beat with a rotary
Aid, held at Mrs. Frank Rowell's 600,000 average-sized residences.
<-gg beater until thoroughly mixed.
Friday afternoon.
Place
over
boiling water;
)>eat
The consumption o f forest fuel-
Many of our poultry raisers and
steadily with rotary egg-beater un­
wood
in
Oregon
and
Washington
those who are in the chicken busi­
til the frosting
will form
peaks
ness on quite a large scale, re­ annually amounts to about 1,700,- when the beater is lifted. The time
ceived shipments o f baby chicks 000 corda, acconfmg to the Paci­ will be about 7 minutes. Remove
fic Northwest
Forest Experiment
during the post week.
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the top o f the double boiler from
Station. Douglas fir makes up o-
the stove; add the vanilla; beat
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Murehuck
ver three-fourths o f this fuelwood.
until thick enough to spread'.
of Sherwood were Kucxt* lor din­
db
ner und spent the day Sunday at
April is also a candy-making
Ill MOK
the home of Mr. Morahack’s daugh­
M---------------------------------------------É month, because Lenten denials arc
ter, Mrs. J. H. Aten.
''An arch #n«-my is one who fights over and sweets may be en.'oyed
J. C. Snider has been spendinic
with his feet," says lloboonus, the once more. Besides it’s an indoor
the past week or so with hja son
occupation peifectly suited to rainy
dice cat.
und wife, Mr and Mrs. Clarence
days and keeps mischief out of the
Snider of Cathlamet, Wash. Th ey
Sam (decorating scandal sheet): way of children’s idle hands. Get
are movinic to Lon* Beach.
"Now if I sul-trac- 29 from 97, some dates, ar.d let the youngsters
stuff them with nut meats or marsh­
Mr. and Mrs. W. L . Vanllorn what's the difference?”
and daughter Betty Jane of Port­
Porter: "Yeah!
That's what I mallows and roll them in sugar. If
it’s yourself that's to be amused,
land were visitors last Thursday »ay! Who cares?”
try this delicious candy:
at the home o f Mr. Vanllorn's
Divinity
patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T . Van
"Do you plead
guilty
or not
2 1/3 cups sugar
Horn.
gu ilty?"
2 .3 cup white com syrup
“ Kr w h a t else have you?”
Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley
Heard
14 cup water
(Muriun Richards) ore being con­
U tsp. salt
Stout
Woman:
“
Could
you
see
gratulated upon the nrrival of a
2 egg whites
nine pound boy, which arrived at me ncross the street. O fficer?”
1 tsp. vanilla
Policeman:
“ Lidy, Oi could sec
their
home
Tuesday
afternoon,
1 cup chopped nuts
you
a
mile
away.”
April 3.
Put the sugar, syrup, water and
fThe following have been guests
“ It's mostly you I care for. I «alt in a saucepan. Stir over low
during the |>axt week at the home care for your money only up to eat until the sugar has disso'ved.
of Mr. and Mrs. August H. Dall- a rertain point.”
Increase the heat and boil steadily
ninnn: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lier-
with- ut stirring until the thermo­
'*The decimal point?"
meter registers 2fi5" F. (very firm
msn and family of Beaverton, Mrs.
Lydia Ohrist and three suns from
A farmer who wished to inves­ ball). Remove from stove; have ihe
On-sham, und Mr. and' Mrs. Jake tigate the "huge profits" o f the egg whites in readiness in - ’urge
Fuix. Mr. and Mrs. Lierman and
beat them
quickly
middleman, sold a consignment of mixing bowl;
family have been making their home eggs to a New York firm . On one until stiff; pour the hot syrup in
for the past few months in I<ents, of the eggs he wrote: " I received •t thin stream over the whites, beat­
Continue beating
but hove moved back to Beaverton, IVi<* for this egg; how much did ing constantly.
with wire whisk or wooden spoon
where they will make their home, you pay?”
until candy will just hold its s.iupe
bh
~
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Some months later the farmer
received a reply written upon the when dropped from spoon. Stir in
ALOHA
vanilla and' nutments. Turn mix­
note
paper o f a theater:
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ture into a slightly buttered pan to
"
I
received
your
egg
absolutely
Mrs. Morris Is spending a week
cool or d'rop it by teaspoonsfuls on
gratis. ”
with her son in Portland.
a board covered with heavy waxed
payer.
Mrs. Isigun and Mrs. Rydmon
“ Say, Marie, may I borrow your
were shopping in Portland Monday.
velvet jacket?”
Butterscotch
Mr. nod Mrs. Edward Johnson
“ Sure, but why all the formal­
2
cups brown sugar
had Mr. Johnson's parents of Port­ ity about asking?''
'«
cup white com syrup
land us callers Sunday afternoon.
" I couldn't find i t . ”
1 cup water
Mrs. C. A . Johns and daughters,
14
tsp. salt
He met her at Friendship, Mis­
1/3 cup butter
the Misses Wilson, und niece and
14
tsp. vanilla
Miss
Schenke, all o f
Portland, souri, followed her to Love, V ir­
Put sugar, syrup, water and salt
were visitors at the J. H. Neal ginia, and asked her to name the
day at Ring, Arkansas. They were in saucepan. Stir over low heat
home, Sunday.
married at Church, Iowa, and set­ until sugar is disuoi.ed.
Increase
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tled down at Hume, Oregon- but heut und cook to 250’ F. (firm
High School Notes
the twins
were
born
at Boise,
w------------------------------an Idaho.
The sophomore class program will
WISDOM OF TH E AGES
be given Friday, April 18, at the
W e’d better make a front-page
Earth's crammed with heaven
student body assembly. Schedule of story of this
wedding,”
said the And every common hush afire with
the program is: ('lark Junor, Mas­ editor.
God.
ter o f Ceremonies; Sophomore mel­
“ W hy?'' nskel the society editor
— Elizabeth B. Browning
ody players; reading, "Husbands’ ’, in surprise.
"They are not very
by Betty Albert; specialty number prominent people.”
The great man is he who does
by Doris Yarton and' the play "In
"That may be,” replied the edi­ not lose his chil 's heart. Mencius.
the Villain's
Clutches” . The cast tor; "hut this is the first account
includes; husband,
John Staehli; of a wedding you have turned in
The reason o f suffering is ig ­
wife, Wilma Scott; daughter, Dor­ for ages that hasn't had as a last norance.
Teach
the
people
the
othy Baldwin; son, Bob Engelke; line. T h ey will reside with the truth. and' they shall be free.
ami Ehenezer Stone, James Miller. bride’s parents.’ ”
— Buddha*
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The Junior class will conduct the
program the following Friday.
It was Timothy's first Hay nt CONSTIPATION SIX YEARS
school. He walked up to the teach­
TROUBLE NOW IS 60NE
A student body dance will lie er’s desk and announced, “ I ain’t
John J. Davts had chronic const'
given 8:t5 Friday night, April 13, got no pencil. ”
patlon for 3lx years. By using A d ln ik u
In the high
school
gymnasium.
Shocked' at his expression, the he got rid o f It, and feels like a new
exclaimed, “ Oh,
Timothy, person. Adlerlka la quick acting »«.fe.
Proceeds will he used for the fund teacher
Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy.
to purchase the fence for the foot­ I have no pencil!”
A sympathetic look crossed the
ball field.
spi»B hoy’s face, and he replie«!,
Have your prescriptions filled at
either?
Well,
we’re
The student body meeting held "You ain’t,
adv
April fi, was called to order by the both in the same fix, ain’t w e? ” Brown's ''eaverton Pharmacy,
/
ball stage). Add butter and cook
witn occasional stirring to 500 F.
(brittle stage). Remove from stove;
add vanilla; pour into shallow but­
tered pan, making a layer Is men
de“ p. While still warm, ctease into
squares wild u blunt knife. When
cold und hard, break into pieces.
Marshmallow
fo llo w ' j
TH« FAOTirlPS ,
p r y’ocf» j
FV>««» a . hi *« I
Go i
V
Pie
2 eggs
4 tablespoons cornstarch
(hurch j
Mi cup sugar
1 cup orange juice
1 taOlespoon lemon juice
1 teasp1.on grated orange rind
Mi cup water
2 tablespoons butter
1 dozen marsimailows
Beat egg yolks. Mix cornstarch
and sugar. Combine ail ingredients
except marshmallows. Cook in dou­
Chu ch of Christ
ble boiler 15 minutes. Fold in the
G. W. Springer, minister
marshmallows cut in small pieces.
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Cool. Place in baked pie shell. Co­
A reception to the S to Z ’s, the
ver with meringue made of whites
¡'de reading con­
of eggs and 2 | tablespoons sugar, winners o f the
and brown slightly in a slow oven. test, will be given F. ¡day night,
at the church at eight o’clock hy
the A to K’s. This will also in­
<'«> i (\ - ik h . i o v r iiA c r » t . i t k s k . v t *
clude a reception to the new mem­
or %l«*uil»rna ui (hr i
CoMlrol
Uaoclidiun o i
n»hln«(ton < ountj bers. A ll friends of the congrega­
Mute or Oregon.
tion are welcome.
T h « f o llo w i n g im a » t a U m * n t of
Mrs. Fishbum and Mrs. Claud
th« ha »it; Information «>n corn acre-
tge and
hog
production MUbinilted Neely, who are active in mission-
i>y Individual utoduerr* o f Disirict a r y y o r k in the State will be vis­
1— that part of YVatthington County
of the Christian Endeavor
between the 8 c h o ) l » * F « f r y road and itors
he Tu alatin iliver *»n the South and next
Sunday evening. Their visit
went with the H ll la bo ro-O renco and
Cornell road on the north— who have will be in the interest o f the or­
rtigned
contract»
under
the
1934 ganizing o f missionary activity a-
C«»rn-H og Production Adjuntment A d ­
mong the young pe pie of the
ministration
Any pernor* may make a confiden­ church. The Christian Endeavorers
tial report, oral or written, to the
• oulity
allottmeiit committee or to are planning to send two delegates
the community committee if he find» to the coming C.E. convention at
any
»tatement
here
which
he be ­ Salem.
lieve*» to be inaccurate.
Next Sunday meriting Mr. Spring­
S ig n e d — O le n
It itc hey,
C h air m an .
’ounty Allottmeiit Commit t
er will speak on the topic, “ Christ
Community Committee— -It. H-.rnrc-, Our Helper” .
< • r
I * . f. O'M eara
J a n l< l. • mmer.
KEY t o a BiiKEVIATION8—TA re-
The top:c for the evenng sermon
iv r . I., t.-tal ac reag e In (a r m i n g u- will be, “ Blindfolded by the Devil ”
18, 1934
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message.
A ll cordially invited.
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Church of the Nazarene |
| Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor |
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Beginning April 22, Rev.
Fred
Kennady, a well known Methodiat
evangelist, will be with us for a
two weeks revival. We are planning
and praying that this may be a
time of real spiritual uplift to the
community.
Begin now
to make
your plans so you can attend.
Our regular services next Sun­
day: Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Mor­
ning worship 11:00 a.m. N .Y .P .S
devotional, fi:30 p.m . Evening ser­
vice: 7;.'0 p.m. Wednesday prayer
jnd nraise. 7:30 p.m.
Everybody welcome.
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C o n g re g a tio n a l
rh u rc h
Charles F. Ciarke, Pastor
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W e hope you will accept our
very hearty invitation to attend the
services of this church. The Bible
«ehool meets at 9:45. The morning
worship and sermon by the pastor
•it 11. The topic will l>e "Burdens” .
Evening sor.g and sermon on “ The
Mind o f Christ” at 7:30. Christian
Endeavor at 6:30.
Topic, "Four
Vays to Study the Bible” . Indies
Aid mission study class at 11 on
Thursday, with basket luncheon at
noon.
KINTON
CHURCH
Rev. W. E. Simpson, Pastor
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Servicfs for this Sunday will be
as follows:
Bible school at 10:30
lnd preaching by the pastor. Rev.
W. E. Simpson at 9:45, and Chris­
tian Endeavor meeting at 7:30 in
the evening.
The leader
will be
Dorothy Var.Kleek.
nit; P A mt-an* corn « t r u g i - pla nted'
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w li«-n fa rrow* <i. H I ’M
ix-ans number o f h " g * produced for
market; K H R mean* number of feed-
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Geo. F. Gordon, Minister
r and atocker ho g* bought.
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|The problem o f life is to find
say«
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a way to cease living on a small
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Miss
Glivar
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o f our inheritance
and
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WHY D O N T
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of suffering from a nervous ail­
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ment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles
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us an enthusiastic letter.
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