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FUI DAY, JANUARY 14. Tht* Beaverton Review 19*8 sufficiently recovered from her recent »lines.* to tie about again acy paid adv ................. • t 1; I >1 ..r Cornelius, Oregon. adv. 7 8 Si- Mary's Uf The Valley Mr. and Mrs. Kav Paxton, | t«J Mrs. W . J. Scott was h ito s s who haie for several years been The Woman’s Missionary So to I Children of Mary from the la at a luncheon and cards at her in charge of Kay's Garage In clsty of the Nasarene Church home Tuesday. Her guests were Boyd’s grove have gone to Hood met at the home ol Mrs. Dora termediale «rudes still had the members of the Tuesday Brule* River to make their home. M r. Fox for an all day meet Thurv Christmas »pin t wheu they ro club aud Mesdatneo \V. H. Boyd Foxton has taken a position in day with Mrs. Irene Harkneas, turned to seined last w eek. so president was in charge The Koctul security jutye 4 of 1% they directed their euthuslastu .Mr». Opal Smith is moving and H. K. Xelsou. i a garage there morning was spent in sewing uud up to $3,000. I 1J of I '; between towards u missionary prujecl. All Into the old Caswell house on Carson Murray, son of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. W K. Sprigg»l the afternoon was given over 91.wH and 945,000. 1 24 of 1% their sellout friend» were invited Stout Street this week. Kuttice Murray, who has been were recent hosts at a large to devotional services and the lu excess of 946.000. lim it 910 to their elassriavui to flail during enlisted in the navy since last dinner party at their home at study of China O . H. Fraxier who resides on to 9*5 monthly the noon iuleriniaaiou Tuesduy. October arrived home Friday Whitford. bombard St. bad a gulta* value Twenty one relatives Before he ia 05 year* old: The fishing waa good. Now il from Southern California ton I wero pro cut and in the evening at $125 stolen from his car in " A ” earns 90.01m is piautible for the youug works, f C A M P F IR E U R L S E N a ten day furlough. a group of friends from Portland Ihirtiand this Week Ml of 1% of 9.I.OOO 91;, to ramwMii u Chinos«’ baby. Votes T E R T A IN JU N IO R S M ■ and Mrs. R. 1.. U c y , j came out to Join them. I 12 of 1% of 91.600 3 wero east to select a nume and Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Madsen i ' i * Mrs. Fred 11. Goyt and ' Monthly Pension 918 Virginia Kdwnrd H . Kurowski of G a r was chosen by thq and Charles Bernard left last Mrs 111*. Beaverton Campfire girl* "B " earns 9 lf>/Mi«i Stella Kills, attended the den Home and Miss Gladys Gentry Thursday for California to visit greater number of girls. entertained the members of the .alia sien ceremonies of O re - of Glen t» of 1% of 9I.0O O 915 Ci Hen were recently with relatives and friends. At the weekly meeting the Pine campfire group known nomali Cliaper O K S. at M u lt -' married at Vancouver, Washing Junior 1 24 of of 942.000 .15 Vuiley chapter elected new of - the "Bluebird*." at their Mrs. Marian Snyder moved nomali Monday evening. Monthly Pension 950 ton Mr Kurowski graduated as fleer* for the aecoiul semester. regular meeting. Monday after “C” earns 989,000. from her home on Stout si roe. Mrs lav Verne Gilson has been from Beaverton high school and Juanita Klseusohn Is chairman 1 « of l«t of 91.000 to the old MacDonald house on very ill the past week with fiu. [ w;w a member of the football school with uu “Amateur Hour'" 916 assisted by Germaine Ito Volo. program. Lorraine Denney look 1-12 or l rV of 942.1)00 15 the Beaver Dam Road. It was necessary to give her . team The -ecrelaiy I* Ronny Habel. the part of Major Bowes. The 1 21 of i r; of 924.000 10 She ‘s (¡,M h 1 prices Miss Hal Is worth of Portland,, two blood transfusions are lieiug paid following numbers were present An iiuagliiur) tour of the U S. Monthly Pension 960 voar for f0r Burr Gherkin oil- formerly of Glendive. Montana, in a Portland hospital and is • tj,jS year und Kurnpean countries will bo ed: song. “Bob White." by It will take 4Ô years before was a guest at the home of recovering satisfactorily. et: ".I hers ami there will he an Itourence Mayfield; tong. "Polly tukeli by the »Indent* this month. workers can earn enough money Rev. and Mrs H. R. Burns j oppivrtunity for a limited number Wolly Doodle." Marilyn Walker; "How many capital*, American Brown’s Hand Lotion. of new grower to obtain con to get a supporting pension. They Sunday. imitations of May West. Zaxu ami foreign, will you know <>n would huve to work continuously Bit; bottle 25 r and GO , . c u r.s if application is made at Pitts. Greta Garbo and operator this trip?" I» a question that ha* Mrs. Payne, who makes her at u place which ha.- Social So Money back if not satis aroused great Interest and en \o i:i\ s’.ment necessary. girl, by Helen Randall; imperson •urlty Tax home with her daughter. Mrs. i ations of Ttgaie lash and a dog ergetir review of geographic« I Al p y Knight Packing Company. fied. Beaverton Pharm- We tieed a Townsend Pension Rose Jordan on Denney road :• ! fight, Patricia Mann; tap dance. name* A contest bet won two o toko cure of the iuterim and Virginia Huaon; song. "Never in group* of girl* wilt I m > a feature ineiuploymeilt. The Townsend a Million Years.’’ Mary I*»e •kmsum has been modified. You of this world wide journey. LIVES Kessler Madden; tup dance trio. Maxine -uu apply for any amount under Cady. Virginia Husou uud laiur 4200 Hint you ran eusily spend cue Mayfield; duel. "Reuben and V O T IC I TO I'M I B ITO UN You can remain In Inisiuei«» uf- Rucha' ’’ Marilyn W altar and In Ohe I oliai) (m ir i M fhh Slate er you are sixty year* old with Jean l«ewle; novelty tnusiea’ Of Oregon lo r The 4 'ouut) Of >ut taking the pen Ison. If you number. Helen Itnmiull; song II n-liimrton ,o desire. Hilly Boy," M.U> Lea Mail,bn. In tlu Mutter of the Kztata of We need a Townsend pension, Marilyn Walker; violin solo so old people ran move from Harry W . Howard, doceaied Oleta Wright; acrobatir duuce NOTH'K is hereby gl*<n that ttate to State without losing lsiurcne Mayfield; piano solo the undersigned. Arthur G hejj pension A man. HI yeurs "The Sack Waltz. Roberta Howard, has been up.o.nt-d Ad dd and getting blind. I* living Me*'las key; song "Daisy Bell.’ ministrator of the 'iS,ate Of n the dust bowl He has turned Hurry W Howard, decease*! liy Florence Heughen Following this *vis property over to the Stute. the County Court of the Stato pi, gram several of the "Blue 'f he leaves the State he lose* of Ortufon, f>r Washington Birds’' entertained with vocal is pension and his property. County, and lias qualified All and musical numbers. Refresh His people have moved away to je-rgon» having claim* »gainst ments of |Mip corn balls were get a living He i* alone said «-Mate are hereby notified served B K Thomas to present »nine, duly verified os Beaverton. Oregon by law required, to the under i UTTLE MOMENTS LA R G E G R O U P A T TENDS ME ETING it 0 - & . V A P Q P O . P C E P l O C W T O F T U E M A T lO A J A L A U T O M O B I L E D E 4 I E C P À S T O l û T l O W , r T A C T T D «0 T H E B U i U O E P P E V T F 2 A D ! A J £ CARS' TO F A R M f c a P F O G « J U T B J S 5 . U E C O U L D ( S E T - _ _ _ _ _ In The WEEK’S NEWS CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR THE REVIEW M IS S IO N A R Y G R O U P M E E T S F R ID A Y A large group of women was present at the Bethel Iatdies Mis-ionary Study «'lass at the Congregational church. Thursday. M rs. George N Taylor was in charge of the devotional service and also reported on a chapter of the study, "The Moslem World." which was led by Mrs V. Bui ID. A bisin e s meeting followed with the election of the follow ing officers: president, Mrs B Randall; first vice president. Mrs. Harry Poulson; 2nd vice president. Mrs R B. Denney; Secretary, Mrs Nelson Walker; Treasurer, M r». Jay Gibson,; program chairman. Mis* Kern Haines. A very Interesting meeting of the Missionary Society was held at the Christian Church. Friday. Ian 7. After the business ve«sion at 10:45 a delicious It alian dinner was -erved by Mrs Karl Hall to fourteen members •nil ten guest*. The Afternoon ’durational Program was led by President Mrs Robert Jackson. The Devotional by Mr*. Virgil Myeis The Steward-hip Study by study »*■1 Roger* nnd Mrs >f The Moslem W, irbl ’ tintile Ix-wls NEW S. B. O F F I- A RE ELECTED CERS B A T T E R S O N TO P L A Y IN PR O D U C TIO N Real Estate Transfers S O M E R S A U L T I N G ON • KI8— It’a probably not as simple as It looks, but A. R Little, captain of Dart mouth’« aki team, make* it look quite aaay aa ha hurtle* through the air at the annual International Intercollegiate •kl Meet at Lae Baauport. Q M jbafcCan.de P A N A Y SURVIVO R— J. Hall Paxton, American E m b a s s y a tta c h e in China, journeys to Wash ington to present official report» on the Panay incident in which he also was injured FO R M E R R E S ID E N T M A R R IE D R E C E N T L Y H. W . Pricked et ux H. Hall, Part, of Sec. R4W. Ray S ir d a r et ox to I/vngdon et ux. Tg»t 3 Sub T IN R2W. to Krin 36 T2N John F. Ulemon's Hillsboro, C'cgon Published by order of the , »na ty Court of Washington ’ u..*uy, Oregon. adv.7 8 fltfyGRAY ^ NOTARY R U B U C • uztuKAMCi im hier tassaanua I{•*ill 4 ami Hr 11 ft Urdl w h e n ,':: £ • (»!• Arr llu ilg r) \re I hirst) TltV the “ II and r lleaierton. O regon Tearher 01 I’iano John 9. William« Method leurs of lea, hing I xperieli,e r»0r au Hour or T w o Hal f Hours l(uh) 1. - Johnson Corner 7th And Angel Streets Constipated1 ’T«r JO yr»r» I had conelijation. awful 8ii htoAtliiM, hraiUrhr» and back |Mlina. AdlffiWa Mlpcd HfM away Now, I rut i.tunaur bananat. pir, anythin« I want. Never frit brttrr ** Mf. Mnliel Eliott ADLERIK A B R O W N ’S P H A R M A C Y BEAVERTON J. Oslield Residence, \ng<‘l SI. nl Fourth tìtudont* iM-eirlnj; High School (redite For Next Term Register Now W H E R E TO GO a -------------------- -— There will be a box social nnd dance at (he I .O .O .F . hall on Sat. Jan. 15. Cards for those not dancing. paid adv. V lllt TI R IS A RF. Y Y IT T Volee - Piano krusn.iff Melhod (imi Macgljr-Tlchncr libi g AT water 2092 Portland, ••rix Q Orchard*. M iliti, Thomas F. Caulhers, son of M r. and Mrs. W ('. ('authors VAVA,2A,^A V /A V .V 2 W A V A ‘.V2AVA,.,A,A V A V A V . of Portland, former residents of Beaverton and Miss Marjory Nichols of Portland were united in marriage at the iHInson Memorial Baptist church with Dr II. A. Johnson officiating, in the presence of only members of the two families, December 27. After a wedding trip to B rit-j isli Columbia the couple will be at home In Hood River. ARE YOU ONLY A THREE-QUARTER WIFE? Poulson et ux, Itot 11 Krlck- son’» Add. Beaverton. Fred W. Hutchcroft Adm to Walter A . Smith et ux. 160 ac res Sec. 9 T lS 114W . P. O. Brandenbeqger (Kxo) to John Gerber et ux, 10 acres Archibald Bull ( 1.50 T IN U1W , J. W Connell (Sheriff) to H. Owners 1,'n Co. W'A of fxd 168 Ilea vert on - R eed v i 1 !e V . F. Stf 1 well to W . T. l.i vick et ux. 4 acres Sec. I T3S R2W lx<w is B. Winters et ux to W. J. Kngler et ux, 40.24 acres (fhehalem Ml Inquiry For 25 Cars Bur bank, Gems, White v o s e Custom Washing A llo * Grading Done Write, Phone, Or Itrin»; Samples Mutual Fruit Co. Portland, Oregon Phone EAst 91.11 HOG L l I t V H l 1 he licenze fees for llctiuauhle do»:* over tile Ugo of eight mouths uud (or such dogs u » i i , i or kept within the .Slate of Ore hi ,m over in day» for the year 1II1K are MAI.K DOG: 91 1)0 Female |>og: 91.60 Spayed Fcniulc Dog 91.00 After March let, 191H, the U r ease fee I* $1.00 more for failure to procure license for I he dogs above stated Al»o. lifter March 1st. 1938 the fee I* 91 imi more for failure tu procure llcensn* for îleensnblo doga becoming over 8 inoii'h* of age after .Marrli 1st, 1918, and for doga over eight monti»* old owned or kept within the State i »f Oregon over 110 (lit)# afti»r Murili 1st!. 1918 Lteeii»«« muy In* «»rilcri'd mail Btat«• the name and add W Ä tUo IM-rson to whom of till» lb < i i t Is to lie issued, end »ho sex of the dog are pa y ahile lo: W . A Tupper. U«, :n’ v C'erk. MARY PIERCE FLEMING ® ------------------------------------------------ 9 Gleam S. Khle et ux to Bertha L. Coverdaie, ftots 29, 10. 31. 32 B'.k. 22 W . Portland llglits. Ruth Shank et al to Klizabeth Owens. Part M. M. W at’* Cl. I* T IN R4W. George Peterson to Donald W Prairia et ux, 4.166 acres Sec. 24 T1S R1W. The Reed Institute to L'.S. National Bank of Portland. Part of S ock . 11 and 14 T lS R1W. Washington County ip Kvelyn Walters. Itot 1. Blk 9 Bcusonic Height» and Lot I Walter Washington County ti Fanno I xvre nee et tlX, Itot Creek. Acres Tracts. Washington County to c. J. II ux. Part Lot Stdckney et Johnson E»t. Add. J. W . ( 'onr.eli, sheriff to Ked- eral [.and Bank. 23 acres Sec. K T2S R2W. Jake Tacholskey et nx to C. 1.3 T lS O. Wells, Part of gee R4W. Hazel Bodding (exe.) to J . K. Bateman. 9.16 acres Sec. 26 T2N R5W. J. F. Khrett to Dwight S. Grime*, et al, Itot 6 Blk 47 Metz ger Acre Tracts. bo 11 POTATOES W A N T E D ! ! Collier and Bernard, for Administrator. ad* 7 h Officers for the last eemoster of Beaverton high school were elected Monday. The following were elected to hold office; Bud V.,.W .V .,,V .W A V .,.,.VA,A W A ,//AV.W AAYAW AAY. Ix-hnian. president; Byrle Wipe, vice president; Secretary. Bar bara Jane Fields; Treasurer. I)on (Accredited Teacher) Jones; reporter. Frances Brindell; - editor of Hummer, Gene Brown; ANNOUM I S T i l l OP 1 M M , »»| Businr*-« Manager Hummer. Ruth "Weet; Student Body Manager P IA N O A N D V O IC E STUDIOS Marshal! Toelle. Register Now For Winter Instruction George B a t t e rs on, graduate student in education at the University of Oregon was selec ted to play a part in the forth coming University theatre pro duction of "Ah Wilderness." Mr. Battenson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W . Bat terson of Tigard. m ------------------------------------------------ ® Ttls and Tnut Co signed at 1220 Spalding Bull, lug, Portland. Oregon within six monili* from the date hereof Datisi and first published : January II. 1938 Fast publication: February II, 1938 Arthur O. Howard. Admims trator Collier, Mturneyw EN. because they am men.can never understand a Hirer - M quarter wife—»wife who is all love j and kindness three week* In a month and a bell cat the rest of the time No matter how your hack aches — how your nerves scream—don't take it out on your husband. For three general ions one woman has told another bow to go "smil ing through" with Lydia K Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound. It help* Nature tone up the sywem. thus lessening the discomfort* from the functional disorders which women must endure in the three ordeals of life 1. Turning from girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre paring for motherhood 3. Ap proaching "middle age." Don’t be a three-ouarter wife, take LYDIA F. PINK HAM'S VEGETABLE COM POUND and Uu "0aUlng Through," (lasslficd Advert ining Kate* Per Word One Cent If Paid When Ordered (Minimum Price for first insertion, 15 cent») Billing Charge Ten Cenle Subsequent Insertions, per word, One Cent EXAMPLE«— If a 10-word clas sified ndvertlHenient F» Inser'ed, It would cost 15c ten one time. 3Cc. for two times, 35c for three times, eitc. If neces»ary to send out a statement, an additional charge of 10c will be made. WANTED W anted -One white cmdon gan- Mre. Myrtle Hardman. der. adv r-6 RI. 1 Beaverton. Wanted C a rp e n try 62%4 Work per hour. Cement pouring, $1 per hour. Cabinet, chimney, odd Jobs. Arthur A. Itoavltt, One mile south of Bank. Rt. I Beaverton. Phone 1553 evs- nings or before 8:00 a m. c-36-tf Man Wanted to »uppiy Ruwlelgb's Household Products to con sumers. Sales way up this year. We train and help you. Good profits for hustlers. No experience necessary. Pleasant, profitable, dignified work. Write today. Rawleigh’s I)ept. O H A - 17 53, Onkland. Calif. p 7 FOR RENT For R''nt Five rooms and hath. Bleeping porch and garage. Outside buildings. 2 acres of ground. Fir trees, etc. 920 per month. All modern. See Mrs. JeBsie V. Meyer* oi C. L. Gray, o-6 For Male—Good heater with c<aik ■ ing space on lop. A bargain. J. Johnson, Corner 7ih and Ange! Street*. p-7. lo r Miile Alfalfa hay. Also some mixed timothy and clo ver. C. Toptch Rt. 1, Bx. 474, Beaverton. Hoher Avenue Bouth. j, 7-g
