T h e B e iv e r t o n R e v ie w
Mr. and Mrs. Dan llaffuer ara
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occupying their newly built home.
A new bridge is being built near
| KINTON CHURCH
Methodist Church
Mrs. llaffuer Is a sister of I erthol
Whitford Station on Scholls road.
NOTICE
Rev. W. E. Simpson, Pastor |
Geo. F. Gordon. Minister
| 1
•
a ffa ri
»
Mrs. Fred (Minstead of Portland
There will be a meeting Monday. »1------------------------------------ -------- « I
visited at the J. W. Sprague home
Sermon subject
for Sunday at
May 7, in the Chamber of Com­
Regular services at the church
Thursday.
AT THE RITZ
11 o'clock, “ Religious Objectives. ’’ I this Sunday will be as follows:
merce
Rooms
in
Hillsboro,
Oregon
H A P P E N IN G ^
Ray Crater of Portland was a of all the friends of Judge Geo.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
(‘reaching by the pastor, Rev, W.
Friday, Saturday—May 4, 5
Sunday evening guest of Geo. Me Ragley. At this meeting there will
A cordial welcome awaits you. ■ K. Simpson at 9:45 in the morn­
“LAST ROUND-UP
Kercher.
be
discussed
plans
of
action
for
the
Miss Ruth Penney of Portland
| f -------------------— ---- ------------------H i ing; Bible school at 10:15. Chris­ / s u e Grey Story, with Monta Blue,
spent Friday at her home here.
Billy Wood has been absent from last minute drive before election. I Congregational Church I tian Endeavor meeting at 7:30 In Randolph Scott and Barbara Adams
Ragley is a candidate for Supreme I
Charles F. Clarke, Pastor
| the evening, with William Van
Miss Elaine Emmons of Portland ' school the past week due to a
(Fast Western)
O--------------------------------------------- H Klrek as leader
Court
Justice.
'severe
attack
of
flu.
spent Friday at her home here.
Svrron
Song
Sport Keel News
Sunday, May 13, will be observed
The hour for the evening meet­
as
Mother's
l>ay
at
the
c
h
u
rc
h
;
the
The Misses Frances and Ruth Curtis Gumm, whose home is on
Have your presoriotlona filled at ings has been changed, as is the
Sun -M«n -Turn , May 8-7-*
Miller spent Sunday with their Canyon road, was taken to a hoa- Brown’s Beaverton Pharmacy, adv usual custom for the summer, so Sunday school pupils will give an
“I'M NO ANGEL’’
I
pilal
in
Portland,
Wednesday.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mil­
| please notice that the Christian interesting program. Rehearsals are
With, of Course, Mae West
ler.
Endeavor Society will meet at 7 already in progress.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lathrop
The “Come up
1 o’clock and' the church at H o'clock.
Mrs. Sylvia Salee returned home returned from Marshfield Thurs­
A ml see me Sometime'' Girl
, The morning hours remain as u s­
Sunday after a week's visit at day after a three days trip.
Miss Helen C. Godfrey, Instruc­ News—Popeye in “ Flying Trapeze''
ual: Bible school at 9:45 ami wor­
Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Sixes are the
U>e and I5e
tor of Piano, Phone 11604.
ship
and
sermon
at
11
o’clock.
To
all
interested
in
the
study
of
FVancis Livermore, I. R. Metx- new caretakers on the W. J .
The pastor preaches both morning
Pianoforte playing I most heartily
ler, and Guy Carr spent the week Scott place on Canyon road.
and evening.
recommend Miss Helen Godfrey, as
end fishing at Three Rivers.
Mrs. Alice Wilcox of Redmond
H--------------------------------------------- BE she has a very thorough knowledge
Miss Amie Helen Thyng of West w-as a week-end guest at the home
Church of the Na/.arene of piano technic and an excellent!
Slope was a week-end guest at the of Mr and Mrs. Howard Weed.
| Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor | insite into the Interpretation of !
Geo Thyng home.
Mrs. Orval Thompson of Moro
music. Those who apply themaelvea !
Because of the increasing inter­ will make r^ 'id progress under her
Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh Lewis and is visiting at the home uf her
est and attendance, the revival instruction. She will prove herself
daughter Jean spent the week end parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . H .
FARM IMPLEMENTS
will continue until May 10, three an excellent teacher. Erma Tay- j
Hulett.
at Bend and Prineville.
days longer than previuualy an- . lei Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. John DeHaan are
adv
Miss Helen Asbahr of Laurel
G e n e r a l Repairing, G a i
nounced. This is a time “of vis­
being
felicitated
on
the
birth
of
Ridge spent the week-end at the
itation
from
the
presence
of
the
and Aule Accessories
a little daughter at the St. Vin­
R. B. Dennev home.
Ix>rd‘*. It is a time of heart
cent’s hosptial last week.
Vote
For
searching and drawing closer to
Mr. Geo. Johnson and Rose
Dr. Talbert took Ms mother.
OTTO ERICKSON * CO.
God. Others are being saved and
Miller were united in marriage last Mrs. Viola Talbert, to PeEll, Wash.
helped.
Why
not
you?
Make
an
Thursday at Vancouver, W ash.
Saturday, where ahe will visit in­
effort to attend.
Sunday school,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Lange definitely with relatives.
9:45
A.
M.;
morning
service, II
v
were dinner guests at the Joe
A M ; N v P .8 . ,7 P. M rnigltl
Mr and Mrs. F . L. Cameron 1
Candidate
for
Circuit
Judge
Bush home Wednesday evening.
i g, 8:00 P M
and Mrs. Marion Thouvenal. all of!
of
’ S c r u b b i n g u S im f l v
Miss Elaine Emmons of Portland Portland, were Sunday guests at 1 Washington and Tillamook Counties
Fred Canaday,
the evangelist
b a c k b r e a k i n g ., c m
was a dinner guest of Miss Noma the M. C. McKercher home.
spenks nt every service. You will
At the Primary, May 18, 1934
G
£ i n g t o O c t a c a n os|
Browne at her home Friday eve­
Born in Missouri; graduate law enjoy his messages. There is also
Rholin Cooley and C. J . Cooley
FOR. NW
ning.
special
singing.
COME.
Department
University
of
Missou­
of Silverton were dinner gue;ts at 1
years actice
law SB--------------------------------------------- n
Ray Cary has gone back to his the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- I ri; thirty-tw o
practice in Oregon; resident of
Church of Christ
work at Skamania after a two ard Weed Saturday evening.
)
G. W. Springer, minister
weeks visit at his home in Hazel- j Mr. and Mrs. S .B . Lawrence Oregon since 1901; served as de­
puty district attorney, mayor, and •
------------------------------------HB 1
dale.
attended the dinner and party Mon­ city attorney of Tillamook for many
Next
ffonday evening the young
Mrs. A. L. Danford and Mr. day evening of the 1933 Matrons years; twenty-three years mem­ people of the Christian Endeavor
and Mrs. N. F. Danford were and Patrons and Traylor’s O .E .S . ber of school hoard.
will take charge of the evening
Sunday dinner guests at the Tom
Strongly endorsed by business­ service with the exception of the
The Members of the Girl Re­
Miller home.
serves of the Beaverton High School men, farmers and lawyers of Til­ sermon. The time of the evening
Mr. C. J . Stickney and Mrs. wish to thank all those who so lamook County. See Voters Pam­ service
will he eight o'clock. The
Paid Advertisement Christian
Sullivan, both of Aloha, have an­ kiraily gave donat ons to the C ar­ phlet .
Endeavor
service also
nounced their marriage of April 14. nival .
changes to seven o'clock.
The first week’s record of our 1
Mrs. Myrtle Haines spent from Mrs. Belle Neate of Portland and
Christian Life and Action Program
Thursday to Saturday at the home Dr and Mrs. Rudolph Kleinorge
will be
taken next Surnla)
H i
of Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Patton in of Silverton were dinner guests at
membership has been equally di­
MARK B. BUMP
Hillsboro.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. How-
vided between the reds ami blues.
Candidate for Circuit Judge
Mr and Mrs. Joe Sandiforth ard Weed' Monday eVenin"
We are anticipating a close and
and children Bennie and Florence of
Charles Berber, Mrs. L.
B.
lively contest. The program will Callable
Portland were guests a t the home Watts, and Francis DeMassey of
Conscientious
last for three months.
of Mrs. Florence Newton Sunday. Troutdale were dinner guests at
Industrious
Next Sunday morning Mr. Sprin­
Impartial
At the Rebekah meeting Tuea- the, £?"»• £ M,r and Mra How'
ger will speak on the topic, “The
Paid Advertisement j
day evening, all mothers present ard Weed rrUesday evenln* '
Comforter. ’’
EASY TO APPLY
were presented with corsages of Mrs. II. R. Nelson entertained
(The evening topic will be, “A
DRIES
IN 4 HOURS
flowers in honor of Mother's Day. the Friendship bridge club at her
Hebrew Converts A Gentile.’’
•
Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Hulett and
W.e<!"**d!*jr' . .
f
5T6P TAklSG SObA------------
MASKS LINOLEUM
family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ^ o e n e held the h.gh «ore and
LAST L^NOCft
FOR GAS ON STOMACH
Braun and two sons of Forest Mr»' °*# ’ Blasger ' 0n*o,*tl0n;
Much soda disturbs digestion. For
Grove spent Sunday fishing on the
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Martin of
Great Newspaper uf the
gas or sour stomach Adlerika is
Northwest
a
Molalla River.
Idaho Falls left Thursday morn -
TAKES THE RUB
much better. One dose rids you of
■
ARTHUR
MULHOLLAND
J
Bert Rohse of Portland underwent'
foy tbeir
aft" a V * '
OUTJ>F
SCRUBBING
bowel poison, that cause gas and
an operation at the Good Samaritan
aM ..e
' , w
yT,
’
Auto Route and Agency
a
bad sleep. Brown's Beaverton Phar *
t»
„
„7.
,
T
Mrs.
Martin
and
Mrs.
Wood
are
Hospital Tuesday morning. The
«iMSTi * 1 . 1 9 r a n 6 9 *
Oregon |
macy.
adv. ! Beaverton
Rohse family were former resi- *lste” '
■
For information
■
Trade at
dents of Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F . Spriggel
B e a v e rto n R e b e k a h ■ regarding servire or subscriptions*
Kichoy
Hardware and
L odge No. 248 m eets ■
Phone Beaverton 7303
"
Mrs. J. E . Davis was a guest home
“nd
,p " ï Spriggel’s K
at , llth*
th e firs t a n d th ird
of
Mrs.
brother,
Furniture
( ompany
at the home of Mrs.
W. H.
T u e sd a y ev e n in g s at * Residence and office:
The
T H E FRIENDLY STORE”
_
Corner,
Second
and
Hall
Boyd from Wednesday to Friday. W. . M. Grant of Portland.
, , ..
- w oc-
8 P. M In th e I.O .O .F
Candidate for Republican Nomination
Beaverton
Oregon
She expects to return soon to her S
,asl°" 'T*!
W'ebrat,° n °f M r'
h a l l . M rs. S a r a h
For State Representative
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
Grant’s
birthday.
home in Omaha, Neb.
C
h
a
m
b
e
rla
in
,
secre-
Agriculture, the largest industry
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wood of
M a rjo rie
Lewis,
in the County, deserves to be re­ tary, and Mrs.
,D Sh'llenberger re- M
Q
week-end
presented by one who understands N O.
turned Saturday from a two weeks
with J T ,nd Mrs. Boyd
2
~
5
and appreciates its needs.
visit at Tillamook, Ore., with her 0
*
. n ,
_A
„
i
You
Are
Cordially
Invited
To
Attend
The
t
Does
the
tax-payer
need
a
friend?
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and B. ^ a*.ue at Condon
“ W *
WANTED AND FOR SALE
The ever increasing list of deltn-
Mrs. Oscar Effenberger.
^ rthf ay d‘n™r ,n hon° r °f M”
f
5
Wood on Sunday.
quincies on farm property is pos­ F'or Sale—All kinds of vegetable
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Schuler
--------------------
itive proof that he does.
plants and annual and perennial
were Saturday evening guests at EMERGENCY RELIEF
My thirty-four year* experience
flower plants. Many kinds, only
the Rev. Geo. W. Springer home.
... .
as
a
farmer;
17
years
as
a
Grange-
10C per dozen. Mrs. F’elsher, IV4 ! VA ______
They left Sunday morning for a
PROGRAM APPROV ED
, , ,
-
-
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master; my position as chairman
miles south on Watson street
three months vacation trip to Los
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of the Washington County Tax Re­
from the Bank of Beaverton.
Angeles, Calif.
Since the CWA program was
duction League and Farm Debt Ad­
adv c-21-26
,
„
_
.
.
,
terminated
on
March
31st,
the
Fed-
Twenty dollars in cash was stol-
. „
.... . ,
„„
justment Committee have brought
en from the office of the Carlson
t
be
me m contact with the difficulties Wanted—Strawberry pickers about
& Sherk store at Sherwood Sun-
r 1
Z
.
and needs of all sections of Wash­
May tenth. Register now. Y. Sato,
day. The thieves entered through i arried on to guPPIant
ington County.
Paid Ad ve.
Bethany, near Presbyterian church
.
..
• This new program is comprehen-
Route 2, Portland, Oregon. p21-3
off a / burglar
h o lla r alarm.
.lirm
"
7
» c<junty
"•
in Washington
Community Building, Front and Angel Streets
off
ha, ^ and
n reUrded
in the
Shingling and general roofing. Work
Friends of Mrs. Mary J . Ware, beginning of actual work princi- !
guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
BEAVERTON, OREGON
who has been taking treatment at pally because the local political
David Robertson, 'A mile east of
the Good Samaritan hospital will subdivisions have not submitted
Tigard postoffice.
c-22tf
be pleased to learn that she is im­ proposals for projects.
proving and expects to return
For Sale—Leghorn chicks, $7:00 a 4 ALL DEMOCRATS are urgently requested to at- ^
It is the purpose of the S .E .R .A .
home in a few days.
100; Reds, $8. In lots of 60 add ^ tend in compliment to General Martin and
the 4
to complete all desirable unfin­
1C. 25 lots, 2C per chick. H art’s
Mrs. F. W. Livermore S r., Mrs. ished CWA projects and also to
5
visiting
speakers
who
will
address
the
meeting.
8
Hatchery. Phone Beaverton 0416.
Ivy Syverson, Mr. and Mrs. John urge the submission of new so- ;
V
A
J
Don't come Sundays.
adv. 5
Livermore, and Miss Florence Sy- cially and economically desirable
Martin For Governor Club of Beaverton
E
verson were dinner guests at the projects for consideration,
For Sale—Holstein-Guernsey cow, 5
J
home of Mr, and Mrs. F. W .
The responsibility therefore of
5 years.
Phone 0416.
H art’s 2
Paid Advertisement
W. E. McCloskey, Sec. j
Livermore, J r ., Tuesday evening. this new work program rests with
Hatchery. Don’t come Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mayfield th* local P01**“ 1 •“Mivisfon. for
and three children and Miss Lela work. canno,t J* Pro';*led ‘n any
Mayfield of Camas. Wash.; Mr. Part,cVlar 'ocal,t/ unle**
be
and Mrs. Norman Ely of Portland; ! Pro-'*ct t,h er* 10 work °*: the/ ? '
and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hayes or* th« cl,°,eat c° - 0P*r,t,<?" **. I
were guests at the home of Mr. tWee". th? ]oc*} P?1*1' « 1 umt\ and
the County Administration is high-
and Mrs. Joe Bush Sunday.
I ly desirable
Mrs A. G. Olson, Miss Mar-
The S .E .R .A . is prepared to
You can earn several hundred dollars this sum­
garet Petewon Miss Juliette Car- furni„h the ,aboreri and fundg
mer
and
you can secure a better position and a larger
ru ’
Y w . T nV n
? f V i P*> them with while the local com-
Chas. Clarke left Tuesday after- munit ig expeoterf t0 oriKinate the
salary for the coming year. Complete information will
I*1* "
Projects, furnish material, required,
attend he three days
session of
^
comp<.ngation pM
rotec.
be mailed on receipt of a three cent stamp. Send for
J RECORO Of ACHIEVEMENT...
the State Congregational Church M<m
th# workerg; the loca,
A PIEKE OF ACCOMFUSHMEHT
it to-day.
co erence.
unit shall be responsible for the ;
• Uniform ond »launch
Rural Schools and City Schools
■Mrs. W. J . Scott, Mrs. F . H. proper execution of the work by
tupport of President
Sdhoene, Mrs. A. E. Hansen and providing supervision as the men
Summer
Work and School Year Positions
Rootevelt'i recovery
Mrs. W. C. McKell attended the are working for the local political
progrnm.
T .P .A . luncheon and card party subdivision
and
not
for
the
• Greater development
which was given at the Public S .E .R .A .
of Columbia River ond
Bonneville dom.
Market in Portland Tuesday. Mrs. j iDistrict Engineers of the
S .E .
• $5 «03,000 in federal
Scott and Mrs. Hansen each re- R.A. will he available to assist in
Tillamook
and
Washington
money for Oreoon
ceived prizes at cards, and also preparing projects and to advise
Counties
bridge*.
received door prizes.
I with the committee« and Inspect I
1 8 5 0 Downing St., Denver, Colo.
• A general, franti. candid
Mr.
and Mrs. Roland M ulch.y , ^ e work as it progresses
and above-board od-
Twenty-four years active
Covers the ENTIRE United States
mmiitration of Oregon
and daughter Margaret of Sonora. Th* w°rki"* **™>™*' ®h*" «■-
off met.
w ™ were
guest* at c' uHe «"»*. t/ho®e„ Uken from th*
Court
practice
Mexico
were luncheon
luncheon guests
“Thanks
for sending me so many gooff positions to apply for,
County Relief roll.
• Redor e toses by rigid
the home of Mr. and Mr*. How­
over
30
during
the first five days I was enrolled. ’—-An Illinois Tearher
•C
O
H
O
m
y.
PRIMARIES, MAY 18, 1934
ard Weed on Tuesday. Mr. Mul- Mark, my son, that time well spent
j itm ilciau»I.-W - |
SCHOOL OFFICIALS:—We ra n put you in touch with the very
chay, a former resident of Beaver­
(Paid Adv.)
Is not lost but still is ours;
1
finest teachers. Our service ia fr ee to you.
ton, is employed by Cananea Co*>- And though past, these useful hours
■olidated Copper company of So-
By eternity are lent.
•nora as a geologist.
I LO CAL
H. T. Botts
McCORMICK-
DEERING
H. R. Findley
FOR LINOLEUM
(Thr ( 0 rfornitati
I
i Martin For Governor Rally \
\ Friday, May 11, 8:00 P. M. ^
I
Elect
R. Frank Peters
TEACHERS
CIRCUIT JUDGE
CONTINENTAL
TEACHERS AGENCY, INC.