The Beaverton review., January 31, 1936, Image 4

FRIDAY. JANVART SI. 1*36
The Beaverton Review
Mrs. Mary
r . Osrsens
was a 1
guest
erf Mr*. S . U.
l«x»rence
I Monday of (hi* week.
The
rented
Mrs.
She i*
First of the
HELP URGEI) POR
SEED SELLI T I O N
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100_| HANDlCAPl’ED YOUTII PKOtiKAM FOLLOWKO ‘¿ X *
Mr. and Mrs. M artin lia\e moved
into the Ja s . Finder houce.
ilave y^our prescriptions tilled at
Brown's Beaverton Drug S to re,— Pd.
Adv.
*" **• V>er* spent from Monday
to W ednesday on business a t T o ­
ledo, O r*.
"Speedy"
lla u ss e n
returned to
his work at Stip e's garage, Mon
day a fte r a two weeks' illness.
Mrs. Louise J . T a rter au 1 Mr*.
S. B. Law rence were guest* of Mr*,
Falting Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lucille Brown of Roseburg
visited over the week-end wttn her
parents. Mr. und Mr*. Geo. F r o wo.
Brighten up your home with ona
of the
new Gold S eal C.mgoleum
Mr* \. A. Mood was a guest a t rucs>
beautiful new patterns
the home of Mrs. Fred Olmstead
Rlch, y Hardware and Fur-
in Portland. Tue*day.
n itu re Co. „ Paid Adv.
M irs M argaret Heddin of P o r t- '
Mf. and Mra. w ,u Root have re ­
land was a guest a t the home of turned to W ashington county from
Mrs. H orence Newton. F r id a ..
V im h ll, COUnty.
where they moved
Mrs. Ja y Gibson is visiting for about four years ago. Thev sold
•iver.il davs a t the home t f Mr. th eir home near Sheridan and pur-
• mi Mr-. Q R. Hitt of Portland.
M l near Tigard.
Mr. and Mrs H arry Asbahr of
th e young people of the C h urei
Corvallis visited a t the R. B. Den of Christ C hristian Endeavor so-
ney home Tuesday and Wednesday. ciety enjoyed a ‘-hick" party a :
the church, Friday evening.
Old
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carey of . », . .
.
,
.
Portland were Sunday
v
‘» f .o n e d g am e,
were played and
guests ,rf Mr and
Mrs T it l v n '
refrtfsh,nen,s in keeping with
the
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" occasion served.
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. r> iierda
two weeks in
sister, Mrs,
friends.
.
A group of live members of the
L ilja spent the past i_lUi e l coiumunit i presented a 3 ( 1 -
Portland visiting her el skit entitled. "T h e Corn P e i
John Anderson
and D oll" as a number on ths eve-
ning program of the Wmdiington
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sharkey (B a r- Count> »’otnonu. which was held
Kara Benson) of Portland are be- at
Grange hall Wednesday,
ing congratulated on the b irth of Ja n u a r>‘ 22.
a daughter.
Mr. and Mrg.
c * 0.
N - , ylor
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Mr. and Mrs.
M. W.
Manning an<^
-'ilases Katherine Iv u n ey
Here among those
who attended an^ Katherine Dobbs attended the
the W inter Sports Carnival on Mt. graduating e x erciser
at
Franklin
High school
in P o rt’and,
Friday
Hood, Sunday.
evening. Miss Eileen G arnetl was
Mr. and Mrs.
..
„
j
x’-a>s a n * one of the graduates,
son David of Portland were Sun
day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
"'*r' an<* _ Mrs. Harold Alexander
E. G. Perkins.
aE<* frieni*s from Portland, Don E d ­
wards and Miss Dorothy Monlux.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Ed*.
t ,
onnitav ai i w , « . , » . .
. df
^ son
'¿ T iF T t,
was attendins
p h y s i c ,..
^ te r
^
f'-V n L ™ ,
of c h o o s e s , assisted f , Mr
4
w
McMinn,
with
the guitar.
K atherine Denney was the leader.
G arnett's talk was based ou
the 4th Chapter of Matthew. A fter
the
m eeting the young
people
popped corn.
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ri,
For LarKPr & Hotter
Fronl more th jn «00 t e l l girls.
Miss Carrolyn Durham, whose home
is in Dallas, was chosen acting chief
“J «•'* Kangerettes. official hostesses
re x a* Centennial .J j'P “-
which opens June h She will assist in
choosin({ tnd trallun„ lhe J6 other
jji r|s 0f th,. Southwest who will wear
the cowgirl hostess costumes
from
June until D e c e m b e r ^
.
,
.
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Increased A ir b e fV IC O
Dallas. Texas. — I’assengei service of
American Airlines into Dallas during
the Texas Centennial Fxposition will
^ au(, mented in anticipation of In-
creased traffic. officials of this com­
pany a n n o u n c e O r d e r s fo r 15 bi*
motored Douglas planes, each capable
of carrying <2 passengers, for delivery
p» March I, n e « t y e a r , have been
placed. The>e $hip> will be used on the
New York I.05 Angeles run via Dallas,
if is announced,
© u n íf iíw
The
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Washington
county
• M ,ngtt" t 00thew u
unit
KAMRKKHKR'S
C R AY
started to operate ln Oregon. The Z b " « T
x.
m i
f°
certificate plan I* sold on a high i
*
. ***' - '.
r'
'*'' >•
premure basi* by
national «yn.ll-
rk üf lhta * ort
b<* ,‘n
cate to a
local beauty shop
A
crew of sales representative* then
covers the community selling (he
certificates for u few cent«, (lrtliii
urily these sales agents represent
that as a "special advertising of
fer" I hey are authorlaed to Issue
these certificates to a selected few
who are to receive a free perm an­
ent wave upon presentation of th.
certificate at the beauty shop.
<>f course, anyone willing to spend
fifty cents can receive such a ce rt I
ficate and the catch Is that upon
riam iifu'd Advertising Kale*
o f . presenting It for redemption the Per AAurd
One Cenl
If Paid AA hen Ordered
qiiircd to pay from $'.\nn to $5.0'»
(Alinimum P rirr for fu s t
for such incidental« as hair trim !
inner I ion. 15 re n t*)
COMMISSIONER FOR
AMORC APPOINTED
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The R oslcrucians of this
coni-
niunity will be represented in their
«-'tension activities by Rona E liza-
^e th AA'orkman of 513 F irst Avenue,
North, Forest Grove. A cei^ificate
of appointment
as
com missioner
w ai receive<^ hy Mrs. Workman from
FR E E PROGRAM IS
Mr .and Mrs. L. R. Richey at-
GIVEN AT SCHOOI th* He:,d<luarter8 "f th« RosUruclan
tended the Kansas State dinner
_
M
° rder «AMORC) in San f.cse Cal-
and meeting of the K ansas society a free entertainm ent was held
lf°™,‘a r,eC?^ tly ‘
u
.
a t the Masonic temple
in P o rt- in the Beaverton high school aud- , l b e < a lfo rn ia
H eadquarters of
land AA'ednesday evening.
itorium Wednesday night. Numbers the orKan lza,io“ i« tm the North
h
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American ju risd iction. E ach coun-
Mrs. C. A. Hunt of Gales Creek. '*> ^ e high school orchestra, led by
various sectional lod-
Ore., is visiting for two
weeks at ^ rs* (
K itchen,
opeued and
'
.
,_ ’
^ u
at
r\it.
, i
chapters, and extension com -
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E Hunt. ^ ef th ^ ^
ram ° her m llslcal
mUMoners." say- Mrs. Workman.
Miss Maxine Galichio of
Portland °e7 ^ rsbe “ClU. ^
* S ” * ?
^
The duties
of the com missioner
was also a visitor on Friday.
a hells duet, and a trombone
of the Extension department arc
S8o.
Mr. and Mrs.
Henry
Desinge*
G rant high
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affirm
ative
debaters ' a !'i.ed' .Th* y r<* ' u‘re
p ly in g of
of Hillsboro visited with relatives were t0 have met Beaverton'» neg- pald adv°rtisen ien ts in the various
here Friday. Their little son
Jim - ative debate team> but as tb . faJled newspapers of the community
in
ray Lee. who was seriously ill with (o appear> Beaverton's affrmativ> <onJunctlon
with the national ad-
m easles and
pneumonia, is
now team were c a n ed in |0 p n( b bR vertlslng campaign of the Rosicru-
fully recovered.
fo r tbe G rant debaters
rian 0rder> T h e commlnsloner
I j
The C. E. G assett home, touth
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also r e a r e d to analyze the Rosl-
of Beaverton, was com pletely de- R. W EBB, W. THOM*
.rrU<i.an ! adi° Pr? * rams lf a" d WheM
stroyed
by fire about
2 :3 0 a .m ,
T o
A P P F \ i f I V P i \ v 1' r,,adca8' " ver ,otal 8tation!''
i r x l LiJA I
"T h e com m issioner of this ergau-
AA'ednesday. The high wind made it
_.
„ ,
¡ration d*/nates his service* and re-
particularly
dangerous
for
other
The c a s t hag been selected for a ceiveR
no com pensation.
for the
surrounding property.
u
P” “ “ a t ' ^
1 e th ree-act play, R os(cru cian Order is a fratern ity
, Th* ^ * Se8 f * « «
H ^ t , K .th e r - ‘Double Door”, by th e graduating devoted
to
(he d,IBem lnation
of
me Dobt/s, and K atherine Dtnnev cla ss of Pacific univemi.y February knowledge of the natural laws of
arranged
a skating party
for a 28_ a t Fonest Grove. The leadln-: , )fe and thp teachings of a philo-
i ; ° “p of J f h t e e n young people at role will be taken by Ja n e t Al- iop hy . , t iB neither a com mercial
The OakY Monday evening. Re- spaugh of Portland.
nor a religious organization." Mr*,
reshm ents of chop suey were en-
im p ortant parts
In the play, W orkman fu rther state* that the
joyed after the skating.
which ce n te r* about a d om in atin ' |„ca , r rm.ml suloner is
expected by
The AVhitford Social club met at 0 d woman' ^ in * * Pl«>pd b> ID-n- the Grand i ^ g e of the Order to
the bonne of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
u
Beaverton
Mr. ur|,e a jj students and mem!‘fT» In
Thompson. Mrs. E. Smith won the r 'las€ and ,,v V/lnlfred Thoms of hls community to attend the Na-
ladies’ first prize and Mrs Gilson, A oha as Caroline Ann B -et. Ro- tl„ na| conventions
of the Order
second. Mr. Sm ith won g en tlem an *
leada
,n
presentation w-,iich are held annually and draw-
first and D. Polumbo, second. Three * r'
Ian,t“s Aeomans and Phyl-
,nv
ndl d, i T„m various emjn-
table of "500” were played.
,H Sl>p,»W|ak of F orest Grove. The
play will be under th e direction
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Mr. ami Mrs. H M. Ha nes left
>fi j s M argaret Morgan.
Real Estate Transfers !
Friday morning
for Lo~ A
n g e l e s _______________
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» h e re Mr. Barnes will attend the
N'ewsp-iper !4t«r* E ffe c fli*
Richfield Refinery school for dis-
Oregon City_The . ffertivenesg of
Minnie Oliver to Arthur Je sse c t
tributors.
I.nroute,
they plan to newspaper publicity was convincing- aL l»ot 5, B lk. 1. Pattlson i k Mor-
vtslt the Rev. Chas. Clarke at San ly illustrated in Clackam as coun- an '8
Add- H illsboro.
Francisco, and relatives and friends ty recently,
according
to Countv
Arthur Je s s e
to A. K. Hanley
at other points south.
Agent J . J . Inskeep. M r. Icsk eep et ux, Lot 5. B lk. 1. P atttson ft
Mr.
and Mrs. Felsber, H. J . Ell- relea>«cl an a rticle to the papers of Moran’s 1st Add. to Hillsboro
under
and Mrs. Archie W illiam s, ,h e county
in which he advocate I
Gertie Good to Georgia O. Erick
who are the four high officers of ,h e
of organic m ercury In place son. 4 acres Sec. 33, T IN R3AV.
Beaver Chapter No. 106 O .E.S.,
en- oi tb e older wet dip
method of
ch a s. C. Lew is to Donald 7..
tertained for the officer* of IJit
treating
seed grain.
In
a very Lewis, 5 a cre s Sec. 12, T 1S R1W.
Chapter and Social club and their Rh,)rt time
* eed 8 tw * 8 reported a
R. R. Sum m ers e t ux to C. AV.
husbands at the Masonic Hatl,
on ^ p* r
cent ¡"creaAe
in sales of Harrison el ux. 7.94 acre*
T 1S
Tuesday evening, with various tam e«. ,h i1 " ia ,<*ial over any previous like
O. C. R. E llis
et ux to AVm.
Among the prize winners we*-e Mes-
p*T,od' Ra>in,f th a t Inany «^rowers Kimball AA'alker et ux, I » t s 12*.
_
„
,
. .
cam e into the stores with
the ar- 126 ft 127 Johnson B -t. Add.
. ,inie-
. i r<>en, . ars . an
»o y, c ]e dippe^j
from the paper
and
Peder J . Owre
to Mary l.uclle
and Louis Stork and G to . M cBreen. asked for the m aterial.
¡Cook,
3 acres T1N R3AV.
I
" “J“ '. “
Il
I tunnlng culi and aUo It la thè oiilv
.loie atten iloti in every eoi.ninni-
A 11 m ut program of semi ivlectloii inumici' in whleh Ut* eorn growe*
it> to savlng for useful llyes thè
ini III«« pur pose of developing a ‘ cali I»* reaeotiably uasured of inuln
youiig people liuudieapped bv broli-
unifonii and liinli yleldlng stralli ol taliiing a Itigli standard
of
yiell
en hornea wa* urged upon Oregon I Mionesota " Iti” aeed e<wn ha* been sud unullly.
su ite college sludeuta by B. F. Ir-1 atarted by Floy.l Bierly, |<t. I Ile .
mi
im e. i im m an editor of thè fre g o li n it n n .
reporta I» K, Francis, a*
WIIEKK TO ( ¡0
Jo u rn al and a member of thè state . intani conniy agoni
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board
o f h i*b er edur. don.
in a
>(>Mr Mr. Iltorly selected 40
IIIIII.K IT.V4H
eonv,H-»|»on addrea»
in Corvalll». ,.IU.„ irolu tW(> t,m ,,r
r „ ru a n ,
A eoiitiniiatlon of "The fa.w timt
rw ,' n •' '
planted
tu separate,
market,*, loo Was Adiled",
und
the ijuestlon.
Mr. Irvine
ha* hecu makiug n look rnwu, »uITlclenl kernel« from "Why ('aiinot All the fienor.iluu
p artlcu lar fetudy of youthful c.liu tu - • cacti eur to uiake ilo htlla. In ilio Ilona Agres<'*'' will bc atudlcd «I
al» in riveli! yearm and |* con- J tali wlien thè eorn hud iully ma the Bilde eins* rondlictcd by Mr«.
linciHt thut thè great m ajority are tu rili, cacti row wna narefully in
A. O Nagel at the Hube" hall,
Ilist turneil towarda
a llfe whlcii specteil for unlforiiilty of »tallii, Surtday evenlng.
Ivo da to c r in e
througli scem im i v t>|ie. and yield. Seven
<»' (he 40
I minor eventa
aj-lsing
from poor m w * wene aelecled. T h e car* from
N O Tlir.
Ialine llfe. Ile prulsed all elem ent* iìi < m > aeven o»ws n ere Ini-kcd and
The Isulles' gym eins» will meel
in higJier educatimi whleli tend t<> welglied ami thè yield per arto enl
ul
Ihe
I i I k J i »ehool
gyinnaHluiti
encourage sound home
m ik lo ». eulated.
F o llo * tug
Uil* laat test
Monday evenlng of tb i* weck, tu -
sleu.l of TiieHilay.
1,1 R i 1 . ” " .VS O V I A T I 'H
llh a t
nuli live of (he o ra m a i 10
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IH \l I I l i t i h i I ear of eorn were lln.illy
elected
a* iH-ing repreaentntlvo of il.. t>|v
Oregon housewives who have n it and i|uallly
of corn
which Mr
been summoned to the fr . 1 ,: doo. Illerly I* selecting. Calculated yield*
HumhurRorH
iii. ifftia sl a free ;>erinai.,-,‘l wav. , ,»f Ih...««, n ie rows 1 1 m from 260"
ccriii'e a te
for tiTtv cent« are nl- to 3f>(>d pounds <rf corn pee acre
Cumt* to
iiK'.st certain to have this exper- with
au
average
product!, n of
• •'ll soon, ye ■o-.linir to 1 w arn­ 1*00 | h . ii n.ls of corn per acre.
ing issued by the Portland B etter
T h e seed from these tlie ear* will
Business Bureau.
be planted m u sep alst.
rate plot uni
The Bureau sta te s this perm an­
will produce
next year
•tu­ the MH* 1
ent wave certificate
plan,
which
which will he used foi
to r the 15*37
started in New York in ton-.' an I
crop. This system of sei«•••ting
se
re-
lilllckly spread throughout ‘ he E a st I
^
NOTARY P U B L IC
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)
prwseutattve
i«ars
and
muintuinlug
a
and
middle
West, ha» rcronflv
Also Kent* and Sell* Kcal I t U * '
CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
List your wants - trades - rents - sales -
and miscellaneous for only 1 c a Word.
1 irch...
that ...........
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Mr, and Mrs. AA. R. A an K lee«
and Mrs. R . B. Denney at- 11*36 will be made at the meeting, cm
ii secure
the . u so-called
"free . p . . e . » r­
observed their tw enty-fifth wedding tended the meeting and social ot
Fifteen prune growers from a- manent wave".
anniversarv
with
a dinner
and the 1932 Matrons and P atrons club round Forest Grove signed member-
The Portland B etter Iliwlne.'s B u ­
theater party Saturday evening.
of the O.E.S. at
the Wonder itak- ship cards of the Oregon
Prune reau states th at experience in o t h - '
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davies of
Se- er>’ in Portland.
Saturday evening. ( ontrol Board, Inc . Friday, at a er vicinities has clearly shown that
«ttle, W ash., and Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Games and contests
preceded the m eeting presided
over hy F . J . the only ..fie profiting from th e-e
F ish er of San Fran cisco visiied at business meeting. A box lunch was I^ewis o f F orest Grove. The new deals is the promoter. Thousand*
the Geo. B la sscr home. Sunday.
served.
m arketing agreem ent was explained of com plaints have been r e r i-te r e J
in
E astern
state *
against
th is ,
A m arriage license was fra n t*.:
As soon as the w eather permits. by L Z. M ankert* of Salem ,
to Roscoe M. B en n ett ofc R t. 1. ■loosen the so|l around your shrubs
° n February ■** voter- in the scheme
Beaverton, and Mrs. Minnie M. Iman 80 as to retain the m oisture. l a new ShOrwood union high school
of AA'ashougal, AA'ash., at V ancouve‘ order to do this, proper tools are ^is* r*ct w 1,1 vo^e
on proposed
Air
v’ »-
necessary. Shovels, hoes, rakes, and ¡*™ anre <»' »30.000 bonds to
bull-1
Mr. and Mrs- h . E. Stipe wer* parden tools of
all kinda at the new high school
build ng there.
guests at a dinner party given at Richey Hardware & Furniture Co. ,f the i98ue |R “ PProved. $18,000
the home of Mr. and M rs. A. T . _adv
AA'PA funds will be available to aid
Davis, in Portland, Saturday eve-
in the construction of the building,
ning.
The Aoung People's B ib le c
l a
w
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The wives of the members of the
Kiwanis club are planning anm her
Rood time pot-luck dinner and pro-
.
,
,
.
J l .
g am for
ednesday evening, F e b -
ruary a.
Mrs. M yrtle Liverm ore of P o rt-
land visited with Beaverton friends,
Friday, and was a dinner and o-
vernight g u e « a t the home o‘ Mrs.
M. C. M cKercher.
Francia. ( sin « .
1
Uorn to Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Soil
ler,
of Route 1, a son,
Robert i
L L Myers house ha* neeu George. <'U January
by H. Hathaway.
Mr*. S . F. Uecht-n of HilltbMO. '
r . A. Geil of Metzger is ill. Kt *■ * * * operated on at the Good
S am aritan hospital Saturday.
101 year* of age.
W, L. Van Horn of K inton has
rented the L assiter house.
state»
Subsequent
Rilling
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Charge
per
FOR SALE
l o r Hale Man’* o v r r . o a l . -ire i j
t<> I I. 14.50; burda, »Ire 10, $l.f>0.
Rose Jo rd a n , Denney roinl.
pii
word.
One Ceni
Ten Ceni»
To
•♦‘‘■“•'fj' y01« home
l e nd
to
Russellville N urseries,
E. Bum -
side A 97th Ave., Portland, fo r
catalog, or phone TA bor 0204.
E X A M P L E — If a ten woni classi­
fied advertisem ent i* inserted, it
would cost 15< fo r one time, 25<
FOR RENT
fo r two tim es, 36g fo r three ufties,
etc. I f n#cessary to serwl out a Several House* and acreage iracts
fo r sale or rent. Bank o f B e a ­
statem ent, an additional chuige of
verton.
advetf
10y will lie made.
SHARING -
When a woman finds a delicious recipe she is
most happy when she can SH ARE the good
news with an intimate friend.
When a friendly merchant in a community gets
a new value in stock he wouldn’t be your friend
if he didn’t let you know about it.
Advertising of goods or services is SHARING
with you something another has which makes
living more worth while.
To be sure, the butcher, the baker and the can­
dlestick maker who regularly let folks know what
is new, what is helpful, find it easier to stay in
business profitably.
Sensible, friendly folk, do not hold this against
them. Profits are W AGES for services rendered.
Life runs smoother when we live in a friendly,
sharing mood.
Read our ad columns and see what others have
to share with you.
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