The Beaverton review., September 21, 1934, Image 4

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934
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Kait. Th« mar ****
w .. rivo.,
an d «'as fo r $5(M).
Vivian a n d Sam uel
and wife, are su in g
tibone and
other*
and d am are* done
rea l estate.
Law rence, man
A nna G. P et-
fo r possession
to « piece of
o n 'T H R E E R A L L IE S A R E
PLANNED
FOR
five acres in the Johnson addition
p e a l Happenings
F rank Kelly
and fam ily spent
several Ja y s last week a t Nclseott.
L. R. Dean left Sunday for a
3 week* vacation w ith relativ es a t
Jewel, Ore.
JJ
Mr. F red R e rre r of Bethany
» ra in w ith rheum atism .
Ja s
is
Mr. Loyola O 'M ara fra ctu red a ,
rib
w hile w orking on the S tate
H ighw ay.
Beverley II ml man received sever-
W H E R E TO HO
al lacerations of hla riKht e>e I
iti
on
Suiuluy,
when
an
auvoino-
OLD TIM E DANCE
The Executive C om m ittee of the 'V1*'
d u r in g and the ma-
Cedar Mill G range Hall
Z im m ertnan for G overnor O rganisa- J " n* 0
»»» I . Jen sen of Port-
S eptem ber 22
tion of W ashington County met at »"«i h a s h e d a t the inters«, lion of S atu rd ay Night
G REEN W A LD)s ORI ’l l ESTUA
the home of Kay L Antrim last *h* ^
W
• " ‘*L*h*
,
,
Friday evening to diacua* plans for $ ay brid g e H . was taken to Good
Downey began foreclosure th rw
?0
h#ld /„
in W„ h . «-»«»r.t.n hospital.
ag»m*t
C lloftm aq ilurton Cl>unty durill)t
the la tte r
'
1
^ ner on *
ll.oOO m ortgage, on the seventh
of Septem ber.
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The C itiz e n s Hank of Sherwood
•• »ning Elwood H. .Smith et al on
a $4,000 m ortgage.
Xh# e sta te s of Thomas C. H ilher,
G rrin
W illiam son
an d
N orm an
A rm as have been ad m itted to p ro -
bate.
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^ h o o ' s A r e B u sy A S
Second
W eek P asses M
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p art of Sopt«mb«r.
Tht. fir„t Gf these rallies was
held at Shadyaide Dance H all (n e a r
G aston) W ednesday, Sept. It). The
second will be a t M anning W ednos-
day, S eptem ber M . and the third
in the G range H all at Aloha. F rl-
day. Septem ber 28.
Two well known speaker* will be
p rese n t at each m eeting, one
to
speak especially to th e women, and
on‘‘ 10 th *' ,m‘n’
liS
\1 Y F R X ( ilV F S
. .»i t u i w i x t i » tjc *
A d m issio n .
25«
CARD PARTY
The D aughter» of U nion V eter­
ans a re sponsoring a card |*»rty
to 1.« held a t the Beaverton Com
m unity hall S atu rd ay «veiling. S ep­
tem ber 29. Good prizes and re ­
freshm ents. Admission, 2<r>f.
READING FUN IN STOKE
FOR HOYS
H ere’» im p o rtan t
nows
for the
boys of A m erica. T H E AM ERICA N
BOY Y O UTH ’S COM PANION, the
q u ality m ag asin e for boys,
H U ItEH CARD PARTY
ha» b**n r e I lived from $2 00 a year
You and your friends are cor
to $1.00, The th re e -y e a r rate , for-
m erly $3 CO, has been reduced to dially invited to atten d a card p a rty
$ 2 . 00 .
a t llu lw r Club House. S turday eve­
" F o r a long tim e we have been ning. Septem ber 22. Admission, 26>*
P rizes, lunch, dancing.
adv
seeking a w ay to reduce the cost
of THE AM ERICAN HOY to read
er*.” sta te s G riffith Ogd*n Ellis.
H eaverton Itebeknh
w« have etHcc
tauige No 248 m eats
th e f 11 ' and th ir d
savings th a t m ake the cut possible,
Tuesday evenings at
, ml wp thjnk ^
w j„
p |f|
8 l> M In the I D O K
th „ new prie„ , , w
on , hp
h a l l Mi i s « r « ti
r).m| il1|r fro n f. w „ h
,
wiII
('h am b erlstn, secre-
h,,1p „„
>pWl|d , h|>
n,.w>
Mrs.
Rose
Stevens,
by ’tc liin « th eir frio n d .
P it
th" ir f ri™<'8-
M is. l e e Noble of P ortland v is­
Born to Mr. and M rs. L. G. Me
ited a t the home of Mrs. J. W. Minims of T igard, S eptem ber 10. a
Huson, Sunday.
Son, John E.
Dolores B erg hus been absent
The D enning pum p, the pump w ith
front school on account of ait a t ­ a g u ara n tee behinu it. F ra n k Noyes
tack of G erm an measles.
plum bing and h eatin g .
adv
Mr. and Mrs. F red O lilts toad of
b o rn to
Mr. and Mrs. K. R.
P ortland w ere over n ig h t guests a t Twombiy of M ultnom ah, Monday,
the J, W. S prague home l'uvsuay. a d au g h ter, l*atricia Ja n e .
PAPER AT MEETING
Miss E lizabeth Chum of Portland
Mr. mill Mrs. Em ery Y anK .eek
(Continued from F ro n t IYtgc)
visited a t the home of Mr. and and 2 d au g h ters were dinner g u ests th e ir little members, Dolores Berg,
.
Tuesday evening at th e reg u la r
Mrs. A C. Chinn, Sunday arx. Mon­ a t the W- R. VanKleek home, iu n - •» ill w ith tihe m easles. They wish
meeting
of
the
Re
beak
tu
,
a
p
ag
en
t
day.
day.
her a speedy recovery and hope
was given winch all m em bers had
John S tew art and E m m a K ufiel, sh®
be w ith them soon.
A. F . H ertig and dau g h ter Miss
a p a rt in. com m em orating the Re-
C lara H e itig
of New berg,
Dr«., both of Sherwood, w ere g ran te d a
Mo" “ay,| M r‘ K**u*' W ashington hekMh D egree Mrs. L. M yer s gave
visited
a t the Ja y Gibson uome, m arriag e license a t Vancouver, on £ o . school su p en n ten .lcn t, delivered the fo llo w
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nnjf
p ap e r:
book* '° to ,’ th
F ric ay .
W ednesday.
" 50 L new
T ^ lib
' " ra 7 ry S°°K*
he e * grade
r*,d e ■ T he R ebekah D egree w as adopt-
A long w ith the ru t In cost, the
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K ron of
Mr and Mrs
C layton Hoover
,b 00k?1 * r‘‘ t>oaut,fuLII1y «si by the G rand Lodge of Lie
U- * • * * " * • • publishers . r e planning
P ortland w ere g u ests of M i. and have a ! t h n r house guest M r.
u
*°m*‘ Ch" ' n ' u ’«' S ta te , in 1861. Schuyler Col
h* ‘ . j " 1 continue to
W. L. KELLY
Mrs. Samuel Law rence, Sunuay eve
R asntuaen and la e o s of M>t e
, 7 P Py h° Ur’
'» * was appointed ch airm an of a T
^
f,0 ,'0n’
^
PMnt o i e
Mr. Bushnell , , going to o rgan com m ittee to w rite it. He alone
The fav o rite charac-
ning.
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a (Trade school band th is year. pu mu.d a „ j w rote the ritu al. It
of '"lllions o f hoy* will parade
A gent
Miss Luella Davis of G aston wo.-
Mia* Alyce
Bloom
and
L ari and he hopes it will be one of WM f;rM mn honorary degree,
and
T H E A M ERICA N BOY in
Phone Beaverton 5010,
a guest a t the home of Mr. and H auck of P o rtland visited a t the tn e la rg e st in
t.h« county. The I)uin
w,,re opposed to it. ,
n|,w stories. D ouglas Renfrew of
Mrs. Ja y Gibson for sevem l days
home of Mrs.
M. C. M cKcrcher, " 7 ° o1 bus5^
will b,* held every
j n 18)?7 tht. G rand Sire realising ,h «* R««val C anadian M ounted, Hide-
last week.
F rid ay evening.
hursday R^ rrT170n irom ^¡oo o’- ^ . ^ t h i n g definite should l>e done r »‘’k . *b«' red -an d -g o ld collie. B«ne- '
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Missooe,
Miss Hik/« A shford of A loha is * ^
°
° C 01 / . ‘n ,0J*(^e r to a fte r a tria l of sixteen years, re-
Jim T ierney,
th e d etretiv e,
lit.ie i-aughter, S anura A nne, and much im proved and exj)ecta to re- b
<" , r >on<' to join e thor the com mended it become « reg u lar de- wf1l give th e read er many exciting
W O N D E R FU L
_
M.sa Dorothy B oner, spent
the tu rn home from the hospital the ‘
T sOTn® club‘
Kree of Oddfellow ship or be ahol- hour* In the month* to come,
week-end at N elscott.
la tte r p a rt of th is week.
e f ;ro *'Blad lu»> been organ- iahed. The Sovereign G r*n .l l.odge
W illiam Iley lig er. whose tru r-to -
,, , ,
,,
. '.zei1 aKa:n tb l* >e*r w ith Glen concurred
in th e recom m endation life.
g rip p in g
vocational
stories
Mr. Glenn
Richey of
F orest
Malcolm
McMinn .s ca rry in g his Jones as th e chief H erbert H a rri- aiul , he success of th e Rebekah have won him w ide *ccl,im from
G A MH K I M S BEER
Grove visited a t the home of his
Every Day. Including Sunday*
oast a* the re su li o son. G a le . Emmons,
*nd
DonaW D egree w a , assured. R eg al1« w as p are n ts and lib ra ria n s. *s well a«
broWier-in-law and sister, M.. ana arm in a
a severe
break , t received last ^ e g n e r a re captains. O ther mem- adopted in 1869.
the h e a rty
app ro v al
of hoy*, is
M rs. t.a rl Bowman, Monday.
HICIILANI) T.WEKN
S atu rd ay when
he fe ll from a tree, bers of the f:re squad « re Jam esy
i n lR84 various
G rand
Lodge , w orking on new stories. S ta ff 'w r it
R E ST A U R A N T
Mrs. Pauline (Juaid of P ortland,
Louis J .
H ughson. Mr. and Mrs. j-a w lor, K enneth
Minllock, Anton p.>rmHted Rehekah D egree Lodges «r s , r e Interview ing fam ous coach
815 S. W. Broadw ay, opp. Jo u rn al J
and oauguiter, Mrs. W. C. H orten
Open 2 | Hour* * P a y __
of K entlield, Calif., visited a t the F red K rotch and Eric AxeUivn left ' / ’I ,ch, W oodford H ohnstein, Cecil to .end deleira’es »o <*«te eonven- « , and ath letes nnd w orld-renow ned
early Monday
m orning
for E ast
R ’nald K nepper, W illiam tlons. assem blies or G ram l Lodges explorers, to bring bovs the color
Evans-VV httw orth home, Sunday.
j n jse c t h.- Rebekah Deg ree 1-- am! fun o f sp o rta and traveL
Lake fo r a w eek’s fish in g and h u n t­ G raham . Bobby Shively. Ja c k See.
and Dnvid McMinn.
Mr. ana Mrs. H. R. Keliington ing.
from
came se p arate
and distinct
In short. T H E AM ERICAN BOY.
were over-rugnt guests S atu rd ay a t
lodge
The purpose of the squad is_ to suhordinnte lodges so fa r
u
nder
»ts now price, will continue
Miss
M
arg
aret
Z
im
m
erm
an
vis­
tne home of Mrs. Jam es Sigier in
keep the school grounds d e a n , man work w as con<,orned.
to give hoys a m agazine th a t m e a ­
Fet*d •
Hillsboro, m other of Mrs. Kell.ug- ited high school T uesday. She was
ie hoses, see th a t the fire ap p ar-
|n
th e Sovereign
Orami su res up to the )u>st sta n d ard s set
t»
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u of
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L i l e t
l 1934
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lU U u
U atin
BUHO
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II
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a H member
th
g K rad
g q * |,. . j
ton.
class and left T uesday evening for , lUhl
. 7 ‘ i n 11 t l 1 V P \ „ 1)34 * Pt . .t,m
,}u Lo‘|
K«’ adopted
of ! law
s ••• which
. ? I i . eu and
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bv ad u lt
m agazinea
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your
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Kollin»:. («rinding
T. B. Denney and K enneth D en­ Los Angeles.
a., a . . c p a rt in
fire .it
a n ilia
ils, p _ erm
itten
unm
arried w hite
women
,u h sc r ipUon
to T H E AM ERICAN
j j of good m oral c h a racter believing
ney left F riday evening fo r Shas­
BOY. 7430 Second Blvd..
D etroit,
('lea n in g
Mrs. Doy G ray,
M rs.
R o .lan i
On O regon F a rm s
j in a S uprem e R uler of the U niverse M ichigan. E nclo^. your nano- and
ta , Calif., to j o deer hunting, ana
Main,
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
K
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n
u
a
r
were
------------------------------------------------- and at least eighteen years of nge
s
to visit
with
Rex Denney and
ad d ress and th e proper am ount of
en tertain
luncheon
T.
, ed . a t vf,
.. „. in ... P ortland
.
Dalles— T rees on the fa rm s to join.
fam ily.
money, and T H E A M ERICAN TOY J liK A V K R T O N FK K I) Co.:
u rs ay
y - »■
J1’ IU ° f H. A. W alter and F red W etle
It
w«s through the in terest nnd
Iteri lini,I Building
will soon
he headed
vour wav,
Mr. and M rs. C harles F- H a st­
am nia
4a •
tre a te d w ith zinc sulphate a y ea r e ffo rts of Schuyler Colfax, b arris- loaded w ith read in g th rills,
N ear 8 I*. Depot
adv
ings returned la st F rid ay from a
Mrs. E. Rands and th ree
daugh- a 8o
fo r co n tro l of little leaf, are te r, iournalist. nnd one tim e vice
• ha». Berthold, Mgr.
two weeks visit to C alifornia. On
lers
left
T
uesday
for
th
e
ir
home
now
show
ing
p
ractically
loo
per
president
of
th
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a
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eaverton, Phone 3603
th eir retu rn trip they visitea the
a fte r a two c<?n t rew v ery from the trouble, re - Rebekah
D egree w as established.
A re you sure th a t you have •-
B ettendorf fam ily a t G ran ts Pass. in FruiU and, Idaho,
m onths visit a t the
home of Mr. P °r t » W. W’ray Law rence, county
He w as b om in New York,
b u t nough fire insurance on your house- : v . v .,. v . v . ,. v . v . v a v . v . v . ,. ‘
Malcolm McMinn, 9-year-old son and M rs. H. F. W aite.
a 8 ‘ n t-
u t th ‘sa«' encoura- early moved to In d ia n a . He studied hold goods, etc. P eav erto n has a
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McMinn of
Mr. and Mrs. W alter E ichler and
htr li: * h8Ve ^ “n ,aw ' founded a nVper. and entered very r.w sonablc rate. A *600 policy \ \ K S T C O
W a te r
S y s te m s
W estslope fell ab o u t tw enty feet
fam ily whose home was destroyed
f;rs t
an u licatio n "
8 i**1.*"
e
bp'd m»nv m inor of- costa $2.60 fo r one y ear
or $6 00
from
a tree S atu rd ay afternoon,
H
ives
s
u
p
e
r
io
r
p
e
rfo
rm a n c e
by fire T h u rsd ay m orning a re new i n A o f e s * X
5 ° " ’ " nd in
S ' 9« 9* 1°
3 years. I x r g e r am ounts in
and broke his w rist. D r. Mason
F IV E BIG REASONS
located in th e Frohm an h me or. and in jecting z i n 7 t u l p h a t e “ This
7 " ! j ? 'C ™ ', >1* proportinn
1K)Y (iRAY r#P7 “ n ti 1— ONLY
attended to the injury.
ONE
MOVING PA R T
P -m « d M
stre e ts.
- « » « I req u ires e . n .i d ., ^ , 1 . » „ rk Z J ' V ' i e ' r i S e « . ^ .
n M
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—th
e
all-bronze
Im peller.
Mrs. H. R. K eliington visited at
Mrs. H. F. W aite e n te rU in e a in and 1 i l i * ! . thls ye* r somLe tre c s be w as elected Vice President, of _____________________________________ NO lielta. Gear*, Valve*. S pring*
the home of M rs. Geo. Shrock in
e,r* t re a ted by sp ray in g the zinc t t,e |* n ited Rtate« w ith U lvsaes S.
1 ’ 1
NO le a th e r* . Plunger*. Pounding
P ortland, Sunday and w as joined honor of Mrs. E. M. A dam s and
dau g h ter, M rs. R uth M artindaie of 8u*Pb a te
°n th e foliage.
(X hers G rant as P resident. He is the only
No H am m ering
la ter in the evening by Mr. Kel­
WANTED AND FOR SALE
P ortland, and M rs. Em m et B urns ^ ere * !Ven the tre a tm e n t in the > Person in the hi«*tnrv of our c o u n ­
2—
M ORE W A T E R — C apacity
iington and Joyce, who had been
creaacs up to 40^« above ra te I
try who serv e!
S neaker of th"
visiting w ith relatives a t M aple­ of Brem erton, W ash., W ednesday. basc of the tree {or a cbe=k on Tr
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H ave your prencriotions filled at
fig u re when pum ping to low le
H
ou
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p
of
Rfpre^entaT'vo^
nnd
inter
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wood.
M rs.
lit ur ° f P rogress who has C arefu l reC0rd s a re bJing k e p t ^ f
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H ro w n » I eaverton Pharm acy, adv
ve| tap«. Exclusive F eatu re
a« P resid en t o f th e Senate.
been
picking
hops
n
ear
Baiem
fell
t
hejM
S
dem
onstrations,
Mr.
Law
rence
L ittle Bobby
B raun
of F orest
3—
28 FOOT SUCTION L IF T
over
«
log
a
t
the
hop
y
ard
and
says.
Grove is spending the week a t
W anted— Girl to help w ith house 9—LOW O PE R A T IN G CO ST—R e­
Mrs. Geo. G ran t visited at the
the home o f his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. received a double fra c tu re of the ___________________________________ ^
work.
Mrs. J. V. M urphy
at
m i t o f h ig h er efficiency. Absence
home of h er son and d a u g h te r-in ­
and M rs. J. H. H uiett, while his ankle. She is in th e Salem hospital.
H uber.
c-43
of s ta rtin g torque perm it* We*t-
K cal Cibiate T r a n sfe r s i law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell G rant
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F re d B iaun,
Mr. ami M rs. L. W. Tucker, Mias *
co
to a ta r t on 76% lea* pow er
in P o rtlan d Sunday. Mrs. Russell For Sale— Baby buggy in good con
a re m aking a trip to e a ste rn O r­
th a n o th e r pump* of com parable
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(R
uth
Ellen
H
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had
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Schram
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olling*
G
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a
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R
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ditinn, $.i.00. Inquire «1 the B ea­
egon and W ashington.
Mise Fern
size.
.
.
w orth, P a r t lot 4, Blk 11, W alk- Just recen tly retu rn ed from a lmai-
verto n Finance Co. office.
dinner
5—S E L F -P R IM IN G — Fill pum p once.
Miss Alice Clem ent and her mo­
of \ , r Z
r*
P h il 1 p t , h0“ * er *
dd-,'t0 F ° re st Gr0VC'
"<•- tr ip to New York where she
Prime maintained ever after.
ther, I lls , ausan Clem ent le ft S a t­ a t Milwauke Suridav
P
" IJ ‘n
*** Goyt
ux 10 R*cbard B. wti.s se n t bv th e firm w ith which W anted to L easf with privilege of
urday fo r McMinnville w here they
’
y'
Stinson, L ots 26 and 27, S pencer’s she is employed.
of buying, th ree to five aer»»s close
will take up th e ir residence fo r the
Electric Shop
I
M r. and M n . t rank H om estead.
to Catholic
school.
Six rooms Beaverton
w in ter. Miss Clem ent is D ean of W arren of Orenco was com pletely
Joseph
G albreath
and bath. Good well. Can fu in ish
to
R aym o nd
the music d ep artm en t a t L m liela lestroyed by f.re la st Sunday. Mr. G albreath, T ra cts in Sec. 21, T2.S C a n n e d H e a t S n u f f e d O l l t
beat references. Reply % Review,
College.
No. MH44.
p - 43 )
and
M rs. W arren
both received R lW .
_ _ _
un(je r one
of ollr riv er ~
one
M rs. S. S. P axton and son El- burns. A fa u lty flue was blam ed w Edw in J ■ Sm itb et ux to W. B
Sale or T rad e— Used C ircu la­
let us show you how this
vvyn of P ortland, have been stajr- f0r th e f lre '
„ ,? n k R J - f : J 1’ ,12’ 12’ . V»0 14> t*ndges, in a shack he has made
to r H eatin g Stove w ith Com ­
•le home of M rs. P a x to n ’s
Tire may save your life...
Bud and Jo h n H u n ter of W hit-
pv,;ir r-* , ° “ nd d *‘* h, 7 r
tor W m aeli, th e re liv ves a sain t
bination
Duplex g rate s.
Richey
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fegg.
is also a fro n t-ran k p a trio t.'
H ard w are A F u rn itu re Co.
She has also been carin g fo r her cuts, *>lr. and Airs. Wm. Iiu n tc r J£2W
In days
gone by he w ent
the
sister, M rs. “ Dod'* Berg, who has
rocky r o a l th a t leads on from beer
They hav* 801,1 th eir
Com te & Kohlman Co. to E J
been quite ill.
and h ard
liquor* to canned
heat,
filling statio n Were and expect to Eck, T ra c t 11, Comte
Kohl-
which
j*
wood
alcohol
sucked
out
Rev. Chas. C larke and M rs. H. relocate in California.
m an 's L ittle Homes.
M B arnes entertain ed th e ir S un­
The local Oddfellow and Rcbek-
Louella T aylor
to Paul J. O rr th ro u *fh a ™ or oW *°«k ; 80 <"w
th e sorl8
son* ° of
men.
day school classes w ith
a joint ah lodges are plan n in g
on a big et ux- P a rt o f A. C. Brown Cl v go
" ,tnc
r mPn‘
S .IV C M o n t V o n I t l t l
ska'.ing p a rty a t th e Oaks in P o rt­ tim e and a glorious m eeting fo r
T | N R3W.
N ight by n ig h t into the mission ]{ e s u r e VOU » je t t h e
D est
land M onday evening. Tw enty-tw o everyone on the evening of O cto-
T - M. H ash b a rg e r et ux, to B. H
w ent to sleep th e service through . .
^
h
young people
were present.
R e­ ber 5. B e tte r hold th a t
d ate open R eeher et ux, P a rt of T. G. N ay -
nn(l 1° walt; w ' l b o th ers of his kind l’, d l lil D l ie y
CdD D U ^.
VYe .
fresh m en ts w ere served la te r a t unless you
vm. can a o ffo
ffc rd
ci
t0 mi3s a lo r’s CL No. 37, TliS P.4W'.
fo r
th e fre e fi*ed
at
the close. D O U g h t r i g h t a n d W ill SUVe
th e home of M rs. Barnes.
g ran d jam boree.
J. W. Connel (S h e riff) to Opal Burned o ut and down and out he you m oney On StoVUS th ilt
Ja rv is,
SV6 of Lot 10 Ilu n tv ille, w a s;
on® beyond hope. All the
-
-
-
Mr. and Mrs.
H. M.
Barnes,
W alter B ergstrom
and
W illiam Sec
T 1„ R w
are b u ilt to la s t lon ger.
m issions bad him in tu rn ; no m an’s
'John and R obert and Miss M ar­ Mowre of Brem erton, W ash., w ere
' .
reach down into hi*
g a re t P eterson visited the Pendle­ dinner guests a t th e M. C. Me
“ • M atthew s to Jo h n B. voice could
soul.
B u t God w as able.
There
ton Round-Up la s t week and spent K ercher home T h u rsd ay evening. •’Iek’ 15 a t r "8 in Sec- H>
K1W.
th e w eek-end w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Mr. B ergstrom arrd Mrs. McKcr- _ A nders F rick e t u x ’ to E ugene raTT’e thp V ” ,r whpn
S pirit o f | On a C ircu la to r H e a te r,
Wm. Campbell a t lone, Ore., wr.ere
cher were school-m ates in M inne- i,' , x e t ux>
acres, Sec. 31, God spoke to his sp irit. The man
A nd B e H ap p y
Mr. Campbell is principal of the sot« and had n ot seen each other
sta g g ered up fro n t, kneeled down
high school.
fo r 24 years.
L eila H uggins to Rodney irv in g
v.
ioI,_ '„Ali! L a te s t m od els n ow on d is­
__
r Juhnkc, Lot
The M isses A iine Boswell, Mil­
4, Blk 3,
Beusonic place. Sober, h e rose up. a new
p lay a t
creation in C h rist Jesu s. Then t h e .
dred Twohy,
Ju n e Pollard, M ary
C O U R T H O U S E IT E M S
Wenzel E rk er to A u g u st Missinc 7>rai*inK nn<J »boutlng; th e w eeping
“T h e F rien d ly S to r e ”
Ja n e Junor, E sth e r McKc ivvn, and
' and p ra y in g broke loose.
B ettie A ltishin, who com prise the SI--------------------------------------------------gg P a rt Blk> 34 C orne| ius
R ich ey H a r d w a re and
JOHNSTON S GARAGE
On the 13th of Septem ber the
R o setta Fleenor to E ffie M. Dor-
From th a t in sta n t he h as been
local high school Girl Reserves c a b ­
F u rn itu re C om pany
In d u strial
Commission
by land ( A i m ) , 102 acres Sec. & and in th e h an d s of God. He lugged
inet, attended
th e Girl
Reserves S tate
Beaverton, Oregon
In th e old p als; led them down to \ B ea v er to n
O regon
Conference a t Rock Creek F iiday th eir atto rn ey , Ralph H. Campbell, 17, T2N R2W.
began su it a g a in st F ra n k G reener A. S. l ’attu llo e t
ux to Comte W>e m o u rn er’s bench. T hey knew
and S aturday.
who has been running a shingle & K ohlm an Co. Lot 32, Comte & th e change th a t had come over
Mr. and M rs. W. C. McKeil,
mill, the Commission aver* in th eir K ohlm an’s L ittle Home* No. 3.
him , and God undertook fo r some
M rs. A nna Cox of Chicago, Miss
com plaint, from May 1933 to May,
A rth u r
R upprecht
to
Thomas
YOUR HOM E IS YOUR CASTLE
J u lie tte C arter, Mr. and M 's. Doy
1934.
The
su
it
is
to
recover
the
C
hristiansen
e
t
ux,
1%
acres,
Sec.
H
e
p
re
fe
rs
to
live
alone
th
ere
Admit nnl^rlcan, constrvictiv» newt by reading
G ray, and Mrs. Rolland Main of
S ta-e Accident insurance.
30, T2S R lW .
u n d er th e bridge w ith his Bible
THI: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Richmond,
V irginia,
sp e n t
the
On th e 12th of the month, Rosa
R- T . Chapm an to R ogerta D. and p ra v e r-life and n ig h t w ork in
A Itaily ISrtrtpaprr for ih r Hornm
w eek-end w ith h er m other while
th e m ission. Y es, he who p ray s is
Yf | i v « i e ll t h # r o fis t r iu tiv # w o r ld n e w * h u t d n t i n o t # « p fo tt c r im e e n d e ce n d e l.
Mr. K irby attended the Round-Up Biggi began su it fo r divorce a g a in st H art, 2 acres T1S H I and 3W
H e a in t # - # a t in g fe a t u re p e g e a f o r e ll the f a m il y n n W o m e n '* A c t iv it ie s , H o m # -
h er husband, Louis Biggi, alleging
M ittie P. C row der to Helen A a great, p a trio t in th is day when
a t Pendleton.
m e k in g , C a r d e n * . E d u c a t io n a n d B o n k * . A l a n p a g e * f o r th e C h il d r e n a n d Y o u n g
cruel
and
inhum an
tre a tm e n t, Crook, L ot
6 W itch Hazel L ittle th e m oral fib re o f th e nation is
F o lk « . V i g o r o u s e d it o r ia ls , a n in t e r p r e t a t io n o f n e w * in th e " M a r c h o f the
N a t i o n * " C o l u m n a n d " W a t c h i n g th e W o r l d Ciw B y "
M rs. H. F. W aite attended the th re a ts a g a in st h er life and p ro - F arm s.
ro ttin g down.
R ighteousness rx al-
a re o f e a p e r ia l in t e r * * t to m e n .
Social Service Club card party a t p erty and other things. T here has
C ath erin e I. Sm ith et v ir to E. te th a nation. And how shall it
th e hom e of Mrs. P aul D rakes in been a p ro p erty
The
ChrULLin
Science
Publishing
Horietr
settlem en t
and M. W hitw orth, L ots 1 and 2
Blk. come except w e p ra y
God hack
107 Falmouth Street. Boa ton, MuNachueetts
P ortland, W ednesday, and la te r a t ­ Rosa continues
in possession
of 22. B eaverton.
Into m en’s h ea rt* ?
Pleaae enter my subscription to Tlie Christian fxlence Monitor for %
period IH
tended the te a held jn the M arine th e p ro p erty on Cedar stre e t
and L. M. M iller to P. R. Gill e t ux, Come on m en!
A long w ith our
f i n e year
T h re e m onths
•a as
room of th e M ultnomah hotel given
till months
O n e m onth
7 Sc
will continue to o p erate the grow - 10 acres J. M. Rowell DLC 44 T2S nrav1n(z le t’s odve the
tru th ns it
by the Republican Women of M u l t - ; m g and m arketing of horseradish R2W
f , J r h r l s t .Tesus. to th " la st un-
Nanas
...fa.
rom ah County
in observance
of
, r' recn/?jd- t r o u g h his at-
E arl E. F ish er to Mae L. F ish er saved soul in otir county.
't -
•tnet
C onstitution week.
torT,ey’ Jo h J. ™aen_ .b e«'a ^, lo reclo - P a r t o f lots in S teel’, Add. Boa-
G eorge N. T aylor, B eaverton. O r-
V
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Bure proceedings a g a in s t Tom M o r-1 verton.
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