The Beaverton review., March 15, 1935, Image 3

FRIDAY. MARCH IS, 1936
The Beaverton Review
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M M U JX
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Uy Mr*. K. L. Cox
'
Mr unti Mix. J.iku Paia iraii». u
L ubiimmm
trip
Ui HI uiwoimì
litui
NuUtroay.
M
Hi
H a / .c ld a le It e m s
By Mr». Tom Millor
N«i*
»"t
guuju Umi<l» wvii' »ut Imi
in |iUro» wtu-ru olii unu* multi
U' rimi by iMMorm-tiy.
tnury Aioli, Kathryn 1‘otnaruy, Ku-
nico
llomi’ii'h,
Mai ih o l’oinomj
R< li'rta Tli<nii|a*on, and
Mr. und
Mr» Robort l’onvoroy.
J (iumi.or
1» rocov or in,;
from bmm-hml pnouimmiu.
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nicely
M i» l.uly M- liioily visti*.I witli
Mr». J. C. Smith ami Mr». W
U r itauirUfr, Mr». Kihol M otor. A. Jon«*« wore
Portland
yiaitor»,
mu k of II i IM ioihj , luift Fruluy unii Mon,lay.
Nutunluy.
Mr. un«l Mr». Tony Qaaanai uni
Mr ami Mn> (V m lia Thompeoy family < f Si»*»ido v»«**ta«i tihiu wieok
tttrmkxi
n iiiiiunoiiary ixeiv* ittioli with Mr. util Mr» J. (¡»«»n o r,
ol Chri «L umi i 'M ui <Mu> m 11 ■ I!»t,oto
Mr. and Mr*. Courtney Sy«.««non
oh » <Uy I um wiMik.
of Timl««r wore v»*ibor* of Mr and
Mi” . W i kli'r VnnRIi'i'k of Box
Mr». C. IV Syvoraon la»*l week.
vofton uni Mr» K. !.. Bruiv« » ol
Mr. and Mr».
I,. S K aiw r
of
MulilU ti n m r * g itiv i» of Ih«- K.jn
Portland vi»U«-d
Sunday at
the
(Oli I/O tilt» U lti IIKU-t.lllg.
home
<rf Mr
und
Mr*. W- P.
Mr. unii Mr» Alexander I’. ilio - Ilrimki.
rit’k i l Si'H»<»«l wio i* jfio ! * S uii -
Mr». W««uvor i» »ick in bod. Her
iUy afferra «.n utul l'Vrmnf ai iht*
i ' h ugbtor, Pun»y, mu«, bom«' from
homo of Mr. uul M i»- K. L. Oox.
Tigard to care for hor until aho
I'-U t Kiro o f | (oi ii k »
and
»oli la well.
La w rt»MX'
m.,1 Mr. McFaddrn of
M i». C. M. Smith dml in Ro.
< ouncii, I «Iteli , weru v*«itor» Uav
Tui-'ilay
at (ho Ruliorl
Pomrroy oh«»»t«'r, New York, thi» week. Mr».
Smith wan an aunt of Mr* llohm
homo.
W alk««.
M i». Vol imi
I f echinati
(Malli«.'
Mr. ar.«l Mr». Ralph Holme' un.J
VatiKluck)
ami wm
<-f l'ori Limi
iluugihter
««f PnrtUml w«'t>* Sunday
»io ni a I'-» iluya la »l week ut bc
In-ino ol rivi' in tliir,
Mio.
Louise ■linnor guinta of Mr. ami Mr». A r ­
thur Mill».
VanKieek
A L tg i' group of ladn-u uttend-
Tu«' rt'liuiar moiiUtiy meeting of
Kinli n giunge ll.K.C. c'Iun, it ili tur od tho .»owing ch n«( Tuo»day u l­
la»»
i’i'UI ut tiii> talli thi» uvt'k l’ Iium. tn noon at the ucho ti. Thia
Bi'cker of
by Mr «.
d*y. A ll gì augi nirmtinr» ara in. 1» eonductod
Kiodvillo.
viu.il u» attorni.
Mri. K 1.. Bruii;»» wu» u gu t»l
fo r u few <U> * tana. week ut «thè
itoim' of Mr- ami Mr». iia r dii Atei:,
Mr». litio ««'» rcturned U> hor homi!
iti Mi'hiUitoii, ilio flint of (he week.
Mra. K. Siunnn foil
and -hurt
hor li«n and hu«. boon in lied for
over a »««ok. She ia «>tm- botlei
at thin time. Her »on Fro<| i» at
homo with her.
Then, will be a card |«irty and
Mr».
Mary
K e r »l«w
of <>ak
C io \ i , ri*lui tini
io |»r boiuv laat 'Inin- Saituniay ovemi g, March 16,
The comrnit-
Stturony u fi« rn noli. Mr». Kei-haw, at llaxi-llah' »chm l
toe in uhurg«- im-ludi-u M«'»»tume»
a furtner m kW nt, ha«i been cull­
WhiUdM-ail, I loll, ami Miller.
ili; oli liiAiiy of I mt old neigbbor»
M a frittiti».
Tho card party a id dune. grv«rr
Saturday rngr.t » « » well atlonded.
Mr». M. 1’ . Strickler, lortu'er of
» -Inri«.««fi cutrty Poltrita grang. Tlioro woro II table» o f ,r>00 in
play, il.gh «core for lad ion went t/i
lo»»
annotuicod
a
«chodule
for
erano vt-tLt Iloti».
h intuii
granirò Mm. Anhi**i»n und low to Mr» A l-
will viali Wlmnm grar-ge Su'ur.kiy t;*hin; high »core for men to Mr.
W ahleio arul h«w to llarokl Shapor
evening, Mnnih Iti.
There wore alia* ¡1 do'»r pri*«*», wot,
Tu* m x i monUily meeting of A l. by Mr. W A Jone», Mr». Janie.»
brighi BrotbfiiluMHj it-iil U* ut. thè a id Rutili Miller.
S H. Pomeroy homi', Tut-wlay «vc- ■ -------- ---------------------
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»iria, M.it»h Ili. M i » Futi ice MR-
High
School
Notes
diati » i l i »peak of hor ex|>orionccj
ur a nmiaonary in Chiù« Il will
The folh’Wing atudonta
arc
on
U u" <-p«n mwiMig.
the honor mil for tin* six week*;
M i•» Mario Sueolinan of M'dalla,
«h o ita» bewn vsriUng a l iho homo P«*M>ort Burk«-, Helen IWn»«in, Mar­
Buy »on,
Virginia
Crandall,
« f Mr, ami Mr». Rirttert Pomcroy, ian
return««! u> hor hon**’ la.»t W«ilnoH Frank l»m««>, John I lanoo, Donald
liay. Mr. ami M r» Pumeiny und S Fiahor, Ah*tha llulotte, Helen Ku-
H. Pomeroy accontimi) uii
her on riaxlti, June l*ollanl, (¡kina Rollins,
boi rotarli und »ponti tho <lo.y at John Stnohle, Donald Sayre. Shin
thè Stvolnuin homo.
SuUi, M Idled Twohy, Ahna Tanner,
Marion Wilmm o f itouvertun,
a rnd Lyman Wobb.
Thiwe on .the honorable mention
fornu i in.im nt < f blu» Uiwn, « a » were;
lhinna Broad, (¡ertrude De.i
in town la.oi 1 uo»iiay cullirg at Bri.iay, Franc«-.» Iliwning. Mangm*
l<i» old liouu', n o » oocupit'd by Mr. rite Ferri», June J -Im,
Marjorie
nnd M i». inc o i l««rn tin , und obnor Johnson.
Agdn
Mat »on,
RicliarJ
«•hi
iM'ixhlmn»
in tha conimumty. Muahofaky, A ll»'rt Peterkott, Mar-
Mr. ami Mr». \V il.»««n huvo r«i'«'nliy key
Sayr«', Ruth
Smith, Ross
intuir.«il frolli a jViMt in C 'ilif itu» Thom iw n,
Aline Poowell,
Miriam
Doty, Ih'mice Dick,
June Kuegy,
Mi.»» Bollila
(¡esig,
«h o
lui»
Kassel Hulett, Clark Junor, Jean
been vi li: i
»mone relative« u I s'win,
lv heard Moahofsky,
F.lna
round town «luring tho pa»t thr«*o Nylaml,
Uayniond Rugland,
Bar
»eo k -, roturnod
lo h»*r h on «
in hara
Seutt, Isiuisa
Smith, and
h'alein U »t Thuttulay
llor grand- J«'anne Tuttle.
natilo!. Mi*» Augu»t II Irulhnunn,
la s t week, .ten imitili«* rs from
ami Mr». I.iioli.»
|>alltn»nn
Faix,
r«*urn«»l »-itili lior und *t«y<il un- each of Mr- Hughes Civic»' clause»
t il Criilay.
s|i'nt
a «lay in Salem,
visiting
o f ' the State in»tituti«>n».
Uobonta
l ’oinorny
uml
SLiiloy »«•wral
Muliluiuf < f Kintuii »«limili, w-ttnar« They viaiUii birth o f the house»
ir. tho prollininary i-i»r>t«nit in «'la» of the SU*te )«*gi.»lsiurv and watch.
burines».
Mr.
( , ahUnidtii tho docluineitiun con- «»I them transact
t«*t in IlillilHiro
Friduy.
Othorr Hugh«-»’ fatiher, J. W. Hughes, of
attori«hug «foro N« <lra Milh-r, K< -so Furept (¡rove, i» «ine of the repre-
m ----------------- a
Parsley
Bread cm mb»
2 egg*
2 tbspa. butter
Pepper and »alt
Cayenna
Steam the rice in a double boil­
er, and, if necessary, add a little
Iloil«*»»«•» Whet Blarney Stone to
ri* * In quarter». Add segment«, cher milk to soften it. Mix in one egg,
and sea­
Prepare for St. Patrick'» l>ay rie* and grapefruit juice to coole«i « e il beaten, the butter,
Like the tw«> (¡reek» of tradition syrup. Freeze in trays of michan- soning. Be liberal with the parsley.
Cook until the egg thickens, then
who nlwey» »tart a re»taurant a* tcsl refrigerator or in ioe and salt,
with green
cherry
and! remove to cool on a flat dish. Shape
•O'n a» they meet, g«-t two In * h fiarnish
into nest forms, dip
in seasoned
men together and they will cele­ serve m an accompaniment to the
bread crumbs; then in beaten egg,
rueat
course
or
gs.
an
entree
or
brate Saint Patrick's |*«y!
Even
then again in crumbs.
Drop into
those of u» who are Irish by love dessert.
deep fat
and ccok until
brown
ami not by a nee» try, wiho can’t finu
Juat before serving put a spoonful
a »ingle “ O” or *'Me” on our fam ­
Mt. Patrick Fruit Cocktail
of mint jelly in the center.
ily arbor, »till like to celebrate the
Sliced ripe bananas
birthday of the kindly Saint wh>
t'anneu grafs-trutt and juice
Green and Gold Dessert
helped make Irelarul something to
White
“ pillow”
mints, sligtitlyi
1 pkg. lime g»!atin
»Ing about.
crushed
1 No. 1 can grapefruit
“ Tho green o f Ireland'» ahawn-
(¡reen «sherries,
mint leave»
of;
1 cup boiling water
rock” and “ the g»,ld o f Krin » nurp” :
mint jelly
10 date«
there*» your color scheme for your
Combine
IngretlienU.
Pile
in
Dissolve gelatin
in boiling wa_
Saint’s Day party. For your “ ahe- sherbet glasses. Chill Carrush with
ter. Drain juice from can of grape­
ii»iiigan»” choose any game » » long
a sprig o f mint, green cherry or
fruit into a measuring cup;
add
a* it’» guy For your refreshments mint jelly.
turn again to the traditional co­
sufficient cold water
to fill the
lors— and
lot
them
flatter
the
cup.
Add grapefruit juice tc dis­
(¡olden Cake
guest» in your best Blarney Stone
solved gelatin; pour into a shallow
(Wnth
Green
Fronting)
manner.
pan which has been rinsed in cola
2 cup# ;«a»try flour
Food»
tortured
into
strange
water.
When beginning to set put
% tap. salt
»hapeu or made vivid with weird I
in
six
pitted
dates, quartered.
2
taps,
baking
powder
oo|nrings,
are
not
recommended,
Chill thoroughly;
cut into cubes,
Vfc pkg. «kites
but when they arc chosen from our
• nd pile in stemmed glasses ana
14 cup butter
own natural stock, o f green ami
garnish with segments of chilled
1 cup sugar
gold food», they are In good taste
grapefruit and dates
This makes
3 eggs
and taate good. There are limes,
6 servings.
1 tap grated orange nnu
l*ar»ley, green peppers, avocado;
*» cup orange juice
there are green mint», green cher­
Sift dry ingredients; cut t ie cup
ries, amt watercress from the em­
1935 Norge Products
max dates
erald family.
Por gold
we may of dates in eighths;
Refrigerators
Washers
turn to gra|>«-fruit, lemons, “ white" through the flour with the finger
Also
cherries and especially to the ripe tips. Cream the butter; add sugar
then beaten eggs and
and golden lauiana. There are ai- gradually,
grated orange rind.
Stir in flour General Electric Vacuum Cleaner»
«'»> “«
the delicate-hucd gelatines
Now on Display at
ami candii-s, and a light touch with alternately with the orange juice.
the ooloring bottle
will help you Pour the batter into a loaf pan
execute, but not persecute,
your which has been greased and lined Beaverton
Electric Shop
with greased
paper.
Bake
.n a
coloring scheme.
Whether or
not your
“ mither 't r y moderate oven (325* to 350*
fo r 50 to 60 minuter
Frost
and fayther were Oirish’’ you will F .)
with boiled or uncooked frosting
lik«« these recipes— no blarney!
whi«3b has been tinted a pale green
with vegetable coloring.
Killsrin-) Sherbet
1U
cups sugar
1» cup white com syrup
Hi
cup« water
6 tbs;)», lemon juice
1 No. 2 can grapefruit
Few green cherries
Cook *ig a r, syrup, and 1 cup of
water to a soft ball (240* F ).
Ad«l lemon juice and water. Cool.
Cut grapefruit segments into small
piece« with scissors and cut rfier-
urinatives from Washington county
Must of the students climbed to
the bop o f the ( 'apiUil dome.
They also visited the State pen­
itentiary, ami the insane asylum
Parnley-Rice Paddies
2 cups oooked rice
3 tbsps. milk
Saves
TIME
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’ binden in n iw n v« rend* to
innert n new bind# when
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