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FRIDAY, JUNE 8. The Beaverton Review day at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. K. I» Cox. The Kindt fam ily re sided for many years on what is now the H. J. Valentine place. ountTt) (piTespondence K. I,. Cox attended the Cooper mountain cemetery **»ociuLion meet n --------------------- •— — — n ing held ut the churcn la*t W ed Mr*. K. K. Hurst y|»lti*il Mm, nesday afternoon. Hu i* one o f S hi uh | utner o f lloavortofk, Kutwr the officer*. Muny from here vis ted the d if •lay. ferent cemeteries in thi* locality ."♦utwlu V vinitorn III th<* t). A. la*t Wednesday to decorate their Shvarur homo woro tholr iluuicbtrr lots for tile deceased member* of and vramlaon. tneir I mo dies. <>ti Juno 4 i ho tax payor* o f Mr*. Florence Larkin, who is Hurtus sthool district mot at tho »lopping at the home o f Mr, and achool houno on Wiilkor road for thoir annual achool hoard election. Mr». SchulU o f near H<-thauy vis- II od a few day* lu*t week at the R o f«r ami l.rsllw Johnson o f thi* kome of tier *i»ter, Mr*. J. C. district ami (lia r lint Burke of Snider. Scholl* arc KpcnclinK a »hurt time W. C. Me Kell, mail carrier on at Gearhart and uoarhy honcho*. Beaverton, route one, ia »pending !>. A. Shearer, who ha* tiwn hi* vacation on a fishing trip with confined to hia ho<l for nearly a hi* wife, in eastern Oregon, t e s week, ha* bean rc|iorted a* brink ter M. Davie* is substituting on K really improved. Ho wa* under the route for him. the care o f Doctor (". K. Munon. Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Mills, Mr. William Hoht o f Butte, Montana, and Mr*. Ralph Mill*, Mr*. Frank uwner o f a »trink o f four (trey- Mill* und daughter M ih * Geraldine, hound* la domiciled here. d«if» are of Tillamook, *pent last Wednes I'roirre»*, Quarter Maxtor, Fawn day at tl.e home o f Mr. and Mra. Mn*ter, and Kntt!i*h B. I’ roitren* Robert Pomeroy. wa* a hitfh dug in the California Mr*. Lilly M. Hierly and daugh meet la*l year. ter Mra. Kthel McCormick and fam Word ha* la-on received from ily, who made their home in H ills Ourtis Johnaon, the *<>n o f Mr. boro during the school year, moved and Mr*. N. I*. Johnaon, who for buck to their Kinton home last the la*t two month* ha* Item deck Tuesduyt w /ere they will spend erifincor on the Stcamahip Now the summer. York, that he I* on hi* return Mr. und Mrs. W. 1» Yanilorn trip. anil daughters who have been liv Tho*« young people from thi* ing in Portland for* the pant couple neighborhood attending I eaverton o f years, have rented the Arthur High »rhool tlu* year wore: W il Rankin place west o f the »chool liam Jenno and Paul Mead, *enior* house, ai.d after repair* are made who were graduated thi* year; will occupy ¡t. Roger John-on, Agdu Mattson, W in- Mr. and Mrs. J II. Aten and nifreij Herat, May Shipman, and Hrriurtt WiUon, Junior*; an 1 C har' fam ily had Sunday dinner with lotte liornard, Fre*hman. Helen friend* in Sherwood, Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Josef Tannler o f Herat attended a* a |ui*t graduate, (■lady* Young and Will# Shipman Junction City, form er rrsidents of both entered la*t fall hut due to Kinton, called "n friend* here Sun lllne*« had to drop In-fore the day. nrhool year wa* over. Joaephine Mrs. J H. Aten, president o f Boner and Kenneth and Lottie 1 » the Ladies' Aid society, who arc entered from here la*t fall but sponsoring u free traveling library, have moved away *inro. announce* t> at she ha* a good as ■ ---------------------------------- -— - BARNES DISTRICT sortment of book* on hand, and any who wish may obtain books to read. KINTON Mrs. Snipes o f Reedville, Mr. and Mr*. I.ucllen, Mrs. Bessie Johnson and Mrs. Ksther Adams, all of Sherwood, were visitors Wednesday at the home o f George Hawley, und his sister, Mrs. Hattie Law ler. Mrs. Adam* remained for a few days visit with her brother and sister. ALOHA (¿RANKERS GUESTS AT KINTON About one hundred were present at the special meeting o f the Kin ton grange held at their hall last 1 Thursday evening with officers and member* o f Aloha grange guest* of honor. The Aloha degree sta ff ex emplified the third and fourth de grees upon a class o f eleven can didates, ten from the Kinton grange und one from Aloha. Among the out-of-tow n guests present were State Master Ray Gill 1 and wife, and Dr. and Mrs. Slaugh ter o f Portland; Mrs. Fred Brown o f North Plains; and a large dele gation from Tigard. Mr. Gill and Mr. Slaughter made very interes ting talks Luncheon was served in the din ing room at the close o f the meet ing. UN EMPLOY ED DU NUT W a WT lir ,it it i J U iiti Htllaboro hr.KA headquarters i-a.e announced tnat they ate nav- ii.g u u n cu liy in finding workers fur trie Oerry fields. Men on me renet rona are reluctant to ac cept the jobs tnat have been o f fered them, seven new SKUA projects have been approved for Wasningtun co ., including completion ut tnq tlida- boro drainage, in« Aioha-r.iinonico and tne onerwood- * onquiu road construction; Beaverton mgn »cnool improvement, and tne uazeioale | »tnool project. A lk-weea program from June S to August dr, or playground su pervision tor ootn lli.iiuioro and roieu t Grove bate oeen approved uy me stale n*-*uHu ancr». R a c e S fo tti im* FEA- i'lH L UÌ IbViuiVl' The go-as-you-please r*c« for men only will be the »porting feature o f the “ Happy D ay»“ cele- uration, Shut« Park, iiiiiaboro, Or egon, July 1, 2, 6, and 4. There will be $12o.0u ottered in cash prizes to the winners. The race will »tart from Kelly’s Restaurant, Portland, at 9:00 the morning o f July 4th, and wi% proceed from there to Shute Park, Hillsboro a distance o f 17 6/H miles. LADIES’ GYM CLASS Shower hatha and refreshment* HAVE MANY GUESTS are o ffe n d to all those who finr ish the race. A large crowd attended the ex Further information may be -re hibition o f the ladies' gym clas* ceived from Ed L. Moore, Manager, at the high school auditorium. The Hillsboro, Oregon. • member* gave a splendid review of their exercice» and drill«, while The Young people’s Chriatiao the tap dancing class surprised Endeavor Society of the Churcn their audience with an intricate and graceful routine o f tap steps. o f Christ enjoyed a get-together •» church, Thursday evening. Afterward* a chicken dinner was the served to all in the cafeteria. Su- Games and refreshment* added to pcrintendant Metzler, I>A J- R the pleasure o f the evening. Talbert, and Dr. C. E. Mason each had something to say. Thi* wa* a fine climax to a suc cessful season which wa* due to Mr*. Field* who very generously devoted her time as instructor. The class hope* to reorganize in the fall and urges everybody in terested to attend the first meet- ir*. BEAVERTON GRANGE TU MEET ALL DAY Rot Won’t Cure Itself Come on Wharf Rat, in your rags and vermin. Jesus Christ makes you new; the man you ought to be. Come on Mr. Respectability, if you are putrid down inaide. Rot won’t cure itself. Maybe you ve already helped your kiddies toward the pit. No, you never taught ’em to lie or steal By Mr*. K. L. Cox The regular meeting o f the Bea RP -------------------------- ---- _ . p> Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Faix '•eturn- verton Grange will be held in the Several from here «re employed ed home last Tuesday evening from Grange hall Saturday, June 9. The in herry field* around Scholls. their trip to some o f the eastern W orthy Master is Mrs. P. H. Some are picking cherries. stale* where they visited relatives Downing. All member» are urged The 4-11 cooking cluh held the «1 both Dsllmann and Faix fa m to attend, and all grangers are regular meeting Tl umday afternoon ilies They were away about six c o r ‘ ¡ally invited. The W orthy Lecturer, Mrs. A. at the home o f Mis* Kunice Sruler. weeks, making the trip by auto. S. Funston. will have charge of Mr*. Karl Hell was in Port Mr*. Adrllu W. Kindt and »on* the program at 1:30, to which the Kindt and faintly, Hilli* land last Thuralay, returning home Victor public i* invited. The roll call will in the evening accompanied by her Knelt, and James W aggner, all o f he “ The flower o f my birth »late, Portland, were callers last Wed net* »¡»ter, M r* A. J. Frooka. and why it wa* chosen." but you shut God out. They saw; took the Up. Woe to you. Better lie drowned ir< the depth of the sea, says Jesus, than trip a be lieving little one- 'bnoer sin. Old Rags and Mr. Respectability are both alike to God. "Y e are o f your father the Oevil and his works do ye,” said Jesus. Christ loves you both. His blood can free you both from all guilt. You take your discharge? Good!! C hnght given you Himself with it. Himself the mighty God, to make you new. ‘1 hings get worse until Christ comes ire But " if any man is in Christ Jesus he is a new creation." Rev. Geo. N. Taylor, Beaverton, Ore. adv. 7 1934 metry, Botany. Wedresday A ftern oon — Physiolo gy, Reading, Composition, General History. •Thursday Forenoon — Arithmetic, History o f Education, Psychology. Thursday A ftern oon — Grammar, Geography, American Literature, Physics. Friday Forenoon — Theory and Practice, Orthography (Spelling), Physical Geography, English Liter 1 ature. Friday Afternoon— School Law, Algebra, Geology, Civil Govern ment, Bookkeeping. O. B. Kraus, County School Su- perinten lent, Washington County, !>regon. adv c27-28 S P E C IA L N O TICE <3b ----------------------------------------------------- db 1 Of Annual School Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters o f School District No. 48 of Washington County, State o f Oregon, that the annual School Meeting o f said District will be held at Beaverton High School to begin at the hour o f eight o ’clock on the third Monday o f June, be ing the 18th day o f June, A.D., 1934. This meeting L* called for the purpose o f electing One Director and clerk and the tran sactin g * of business usual at such a meeting. in districts o f the second and third classes the ballots .»hall not be counted until one hour after the time act for the meeting to •gin. Until the count begins, any legal voter* o f the district shall i>e entitled to vote upon any busi- less before the meeting. Dated this 6th day o f June, 1934. A ttest: Aftfiea Haulenbeck, Dis- rict clerk. J. R Talbert, Chairman Board o f Directors. adv c‘28-29 TEACH ERS’ EX A MIN ATI ONS Notice is hereby given that the County School Superintendent of Washington County, Oregon, will hold the regular examination of ippiicants for state teacher»' cer tificates at o ffice o f County School Superintendent in Hillsboro, Oregon as follow s: Commencing Wednes day, June 13, 1934 at 9:09 o'clock A. M. ard continuing until Friday, June 15th, 1934 at 4:00 o ’clock P. M Wednesday Forenoon— U. S. His tory, W riting (Penm arship), Geo- Dr. Mil«» NERVINE “ Did the work" says Miss GUrar WHY DO N T YOU TRY ITT After more than three months of suffering from a nervous ail ment, Miss Glivar used Dr. Miles Nervine which gave her such splendid results that she w rote us an enthusiastic letter. If you suffer from “ Nerves." If you lie awake rugkts, start at sudden noises, t&e easily, are cranky, blue and fidgety, your nerves are probably out of order. 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