The Beaverton review., May 13, 1938, Image 3

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CHURCH
p r jd a y .
JUNE ms
Ì
oim M bgs
ft
“ kilcUen I ut-1 (,»" Nu,| Jokeslerx
• Icier Mllli h alle and Nel.sura
ito
u k liciteli
cut-up!
You
iii'i'tl not indulge in prue tim i
Jokim nor call Imtii w uggisti wit,
io lie oiic ; In fact you tiou't e-
\un m il)
io auick
capers to
rut!
<'tilling ll|l, ' tool) W I N D UII'U 113
• xiu'tly
wlmt It «houli! and
wliut It «ouud« Ilk» without I nui -
I'fll of pun It niiiuii« how to
cut a cuke, how to cut chive»,
how to cut up a chicken or *
roH»t of beef. It ineiin» making
"cut up*” of varioua food«, wi­
ther fri'Hh nr leftover, to turn
Into comhlnutlou dellclou« Ui eat.
lie on
the lookout fur new
cut-utw, whether they he n new
shape for «andwluhea or a new
dice for carrot« Ian then» «tart
you off.
I l T-ITH
Fur "«hreddln*"
the«». or tot-
luce,
etc., uh » your chopping
howl and chopper.
Fruit t u l-l p
1 medium grapefruit
14 pkg date«
3 «Ileus
plnoupple, fruah or
canned
12 uiaraachlno cherries, hulved
t> sprig« mint
Feel grapefruit as you would
an apple, remove segment* and
rut Into dire. With sharp *cl*-
«ors,
cut dales Into quarter«
rrosswtoe,
and halve cherrl««;
cut pineapple
Into tliln wedge
shaped pieces. Mend all fruits,
serve In giass fruit cupa.
k b*ha lo ll líos pel Asaeinbly ¡
F Huntley, Pastor
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Service held In Holier Hall.
Sunday School 10:00 a in.
l>ev</tloiiul service— 11:00 a.m.
Young People's 6:30 p .m .
Evangelistic— 7:30 p .m .
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IHHIMTIA* ( HI Ki ll
| G eorge
Harris Hatch, l ’a«tor|
k*> a he* ter
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ft ' What
disk
Bible School with classes for
all ages at 0:46 a .m .
Worahlp Services 11:00 a .m .
3 tablaapooa* batter
when the pastor will speak on 1 '4 cope chopped
1*4
cup* chopped veal
"The Coining Conqueror."
*
\ cap diced celery
Christian Endeavor— 6:30 p.m .
S tahteapooaa chopped
Evening prayer and song ser­
I lab lee p<
vice with the study of the Book
tapioca
of Revelations
\ tosapoon salt
Dash of pepper
at:------------------------------------------------ ■
n, k
% teaspoon oeton Jutes
Cup Cake ** Scoop"
Bethel Congregational Church
A
%
cap
stock
or
milk
2 cups pastry flour
I Harper It. Hums, Pastor
!
Creamed
ssashrooms
3 (cusps
baking powder
SautA mushroom stems In bettarf
\ teasp. «alt
Bible School 9:46 a .m . Good
omblne with remaining ingredlenid
1-3 cup «alad oil
classes
for all ages.
It. C. in order given. Tsrn Into v « l
1(4 cups sugar
creased ring mold and bake In hel
I>oty, Superintendent.
cup milk or water
Morning W orship - 11:00 a m. wen (460* T.) 1(1 minutes, or untfl
done. Let stand 2 minutes be fat 4
1 teasp. vaullla
Anthem by choir W. I,. < ady, r(tmovlng from mold Unmold and
3 egg whites
Director,
Sermon
theme
"A All center with creamed munle
Hlft tog id her dry Ingredient*. Communion M editation."
rooms.
Or All center with a sf
Mix together salad oil and su­
Note: This is communion Sun­ desired creamed vegetable or com
gar
Add ono-tlilrd cup liquid day and un
Invitation will be blnalion of vegetables. Serves &
and
beat with ugg beater two^ given to any one who may wish
The above dish la hot. With M
minutes.
Add dry Ingredients* to unite with the church, eltb- , serve
,
, a cooling
......... tropical . sherbet.
uraJ
,
,
. . . .
delicióos with the Asvor of natu.
_
alternately with rest of liquid . r by
church totter or on con -
lnr. pple
u w,„ de||ght , onM
and
vanilla
Fold
In stiffly fission of faith.
guests.
beaten egg whites.
Pour In'n
Tropical Sherbet
No
Christian
Endeavor or
oiled muffin pans and hake in
cap Hawaiian pineapple Juica
evening worship service as wu
moderately
hot oven
(400*F.)
cup sugar
are adjourning our evening pro­
16 to 20 minutes. Remove from
3 egg whites
gram
to unite in the annual
*4 cup shredded coconut
oven and let stand two or three
Barculaureate services to be held
2 green maraschino cherries —
minutes
before removing from
In the high school al 6 p.m
chopped coarse
puns Cut top o ff cooled cakes, |
cherries —■
very cordial invitation to I 2 red
maraschino
A
scoop out some of center
Fill j
chopped coarse
all these services.
cavity with hall o f Ice cream. )
ft tablespoon each of chopped
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almonds, roasted; pecans Brazil
Replace cake top and serve
St. O r lila '* Chtirrb
nuts, walnuts and cashew nuts
' Rev. G. L. O’ K o fe , P aitor |
Mix pineapple juice and sugar,
liansns Star Ssliul
n ------------------------------------------------ K stir until dissolved, place in freeze*
1 ripe banana
Sunday «enrices— 6:00 and 10:00 and freexe to a mush. Add stiffly
beaten egg whites and other 1»
4 sllces «npeelrd appiè
am .
gradients and Anlsh freezing. Serve
4 sllces ppeled orango
-B with wafers or lady Angers In fancy
1»
Saiad greens
Ne boriisi Kplscopul ( hnreb | sherbet glasses.
2 or 3 herrles
i
Fari II. Horsell, Fuslor
I j
Peci
and cut banana croas- i ¡g¡________________________________ g j
wise Into halves
C u f one of
Sunday School-9 45 a.m. Sup­
the halves Into lengthwise onar- erintendent, Mias Marie Sams.
(ers
Arrange quarters, points ' Morning
Worship at 11
a.m
out nnd cut sides nn. on a sal- Sermon
Down in Coo« bay, the printer
“ The Man Who T ra v ­
nd plate so that they radiate 1 eled the Itond of Failure to Ruc- spent more for drink than for
board. The sheriff was abou'
out
from the center nnd dl- I t oas."
to close him out and to cap it
vide plate Into four eounl sec- i Epworth i/cague —7 p.m.
tlen«
Place a round slice of
Wo will dismiss our evening all the pool room went empty
cored
a pni c In each section
service
In favor o f the High with the boys down at the big
the Revival was
An en<di piece of nnple place a School Bacralnurcatc Service in shack wlie re
slice o f peeled orange
iVvidc the High School Auditorium at on. Came the night when the
printer went along also and as
remaining half of hanana Into 8 p m .
he s(ep|ied in, the preacher be
four slices nnd nlace one on top
his plea— “ and
he sure
o»
each of the four
orange l isa to have “ Five Year I'lngf gun
had
my
number,"
said
our
man.
«tlces. Garnish wHh ereens nnd
ALBANY—A "five year plan’
will-power
burned
out.
Hevrles
Serge with dressing
I for IJnn county agriculture ha* With
Individual serving
been worked out a* a result of ‘><>«*ne*« * 0 ° "
h“ to become
the
reen t
county
econom ic
“ ° re
^
tJ*e
' vitation
to yield
all to
the
llcnton Clubbers Plant Trees
outlook di'nforeoce, report« the
,
..
_
.
........
God,
saw
printer
CORVALLIS — Benton county
C . Mullen.
Mullen. TJte
The gU
merc5r
(Viunty Agent I . C.
m .nder ° . ' "WHOSOEVER CX>M-
4-H forestry club members have pnogram, to be backed by the CTU , TNT0 MR , xv- j LL IN NO
recently planted more than 91 M icxtenaion service, calU for e m -.
,- » ^ r nt^T nreea Tesnc
treoa
furnlahod by the S t.to
)Jn , even dpfinlte maJor
C^ e
" ^ n
and
Grapefruit: Select firm, heavy
grapefruit
t!»e a «harp knife,
preferably u Ions hluded one.
Then to halve gracfrult, u«e a
Hharp
knife and cut eroaawl«*,
In half, For nerving, cut Inalde
each dlvIdliiK
ineinhrane, free­
ing each aegment.
Ih» not re­
move core for ordinary acrvln*,
only when filling or garnish 1«
u»ed In renter cavity. To *eg-
oient a whole grapefruit
(for
uae In «alade, fruit cup«, etc.)
peel, then rut on either nido of
each dividili* membrane and re­
move meat.
segment by aeg-
m en !.
Orange«:
Simply rut
ihln-
skinner » angi»« In hulf, when
you want to squeeze them for
Juice. T o peel oranges for sal­
ad. fruit
cup«,
e tc ., cut a
thlik layer off the top and bot­
tom
o f Hie orange and then
cut around
fruit, deep enough
to remove all while memhrnnc
and
expose the ‘ meat "
Cut
out each segment separately.
Ilananas: Teel bananas with
the fingers, simply stripping off
the
neat germ-proof peeling a
section at a time
Slice cross
wise
with a sharp knife Into
dish, cutting even slices or rut
slightly
on the htns for long
• petal-shaped" slices
Rananns
niny be cut In half either length
wise or rrosswise according to
use desired
To “ flute" lamina»
run the prongs of n silver fork
gently down the peeled banana,
then slice
T o cube
bananas,
first slice crosswise; then with
sharp knife cut into dice.
Hales; T o pit dates first cover
Inverted baking sheets or pan.-
with waxed paper. Arrange dntes
on this, and remove pits with
sharp short-hladcd knife, holding
date
hetween left Ihumh
and
forefinger; dip fingers and knife
frequently
Into cold water
to
prevent dates from sticking
Of
course.
use
the
ready-pitted
agent
al.lwell,
county club
ngen
,bites if you like To slice dales j The trees were placed in shel­
dip scissors in a glass of water | ter belts,
wood lots and wind
from time to time, to prevent | brenks
and forms
at Monroe.
sticking.
Philomath. Beaver Creek, Rich­
Ball«:
U«e
a little
"scoop " ! land. Alsea and Wren. Varieties
for making balls of melon, avo
used Include Ponderosa pine, mar
nido, watermelon, etc.
Itlmo pine, Scotch pine, Norway
‘ Snips"; Chives, parsley, cress, j pine. Douglas dr. Norway spruce,
etc..
Is best
"snipped”
with Chinese elm, hlack locust. Rus
sharp scissors when It ts to be slnn olive, Russian mulberry nnd
used as a sprinkled
garnish. carigarn.
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Sheriff Turned Back
| |n)provpmenti
«mail need
Im- nPW naturc created within h'm
provement, strawberry production. and no cravlng left for drink,
pnsture and hay Improvement,
sheriff held off, business
sheep
management and direed- came back
and life took
on
Ing,
management
of
turkey cheer and hope,
breeding flocks and weed con- ’ New convert, listen—"He that
trol.
The goal
In club work hath begun n good work with-
will
he Improvement
In
all in you will go on to perfect it
phases, with the 4-H program in preparation for the Day of
j
lied In with the eonnty agont ,Testis C hrist."
In line
with
program wherever possible.
j this eternal work that God car-
i ries on Ln the heart and Ilfs
of Lite truly saved, there came
1 the day when printer took note
of brs pipe "Old pipe, the Loru
■a now my puitoer and if he
were
to step in Just now
1
would hide y< u away " And so
for printer, the habit was un­
der fire Tneu he made a pay-
I er (bat btie i» r d would clean
out the desire. Done. No more
tobacco for this trusting believ-
,,f
.a a i
i\o fe e Bible does not for­
bid
tobacco as such.
It de­
clares that Christian ciuai see
hluise-lf
through
God’s
ey es.
lu st la— All boat he questions
nailed
to the cross,
crucified
along
with his alns.
So God
sees the saved.
.Next he is to
yield himself over to he »sed
of God when
and where God
wills.
Under this
the
saved
drops off whatever c»mea be­
tween
himself and
the Lord
| who bought him. Three to go
on. 1— Believe God, that yo"r
old nature is In his eyes done
away with. 2-—Yield all over to
your Lord who bought you with
His blood. 3 - 45tep out saying
That for the next half-bnur and
the next
and the
next, you
leave It to Jesus Chris! as the
Power within to carry you tnru.
Yes HE SAVES— KEEPS— S A T-
ISKIES all ywho trust In Him.
Beaverton, Oregon.
Po. adv.
-Sutler (JÍ IdaitaivtriMora Wale Of
Real I'i'operly
NOTICE i * ULKOilY GIVEN,
.oat
pursuau.
to an
oruei'
•oaue, reuuuiil anil eutered ny
me County Court of me State
<»» Oil gun lor Washington County,
iu the matter oi me estate of
George u. Clark, deceased, on
the Ith day of May, 1938, the
undersigned
as
AUouuistrau.i
of saiu
estate, will from and
alter Saturday, the 25lh day of
June, 1938 proceed to sell at
private sale for cash In hand,
all the following described real
pioperty, belonging to said es­
tate:
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First Tract: Lots 1, 2, 3,
4
and 8 in
Block 1, In
Knight’s First
Addition ls>
the Town
of Joseph, Wal-
. Iowa County. Oregon.
Second Tract: The follow ­
ing described
property sit­
uate in Washington County,
Oregon, as foliow s, to-wlt:
Commencing at the North­
west
corner o f the South­
east quarter of Section 17,
Township 2 South, Range 1
West of the Willamette Mer­
idian,
thence South on the
West line of said Southeast
quarter section to the center
of the Tualatin River; thence
Easterly follow ing the me­
anders of said river to the
East line of the Northwest
quarter
of
the
Southeast
Call For Knrioraeri Warrants
School
District Number
48,
Washington County, Beaverton,
Oregon, call endorsed warrants
No. 559 to No. 671 Inclusive. In­
terest stopped at this date. May
4. 1938.
Althea
Huuienbeck,
District
Clerk.
adv. c-23
PROPOSALS INVITED
Bids will be accepted by School
District
Number 18, until the
hour of 4:00 p .m . on June 10th
for 125 cords more or leas of
first growth
number one wood
in 4 foot lengths. Address all bids
to Mrs. A. Haulenbeck, Clerk
of District Number 49, Beaver­
ton. Oregon.
C . E. Mason, Chairman.
Althea Haulenbeck, Clerk
adv. c-22-23
» M- H- F*
Beaverton Barber Shop
C. ». STEVENS, PRO Fit TUTOR
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Glasses, Fitted or ReDaired
Our Specialty
DR. A. E. WILSON
W. E. PEGG
UNDERTAKER AND EMBAUMER
Beaverton
4 * 4 » H i I H > > »X- X- X**! - X —H —
quarter of : aid section; thence
.vuriu ou -aid
line to the
.vo. iu hue of lha Northwest
quarter of the Southeast quar­
ter of said section; taeucu
vi est ou said
ims of the
Nortnwest
quarter
of the
--douiiieum quarter to the place
of
beginning, containing 4
acres, more of toss; LESS,
that certain tract, containing
approximately 2 acres, con­
veyed by George B. Clark to
C. O. Clark and PaiHlne L.
Clark, his wife, which deed
was executed on the 3rd day
of June, 1936, and record­
ed on the 8th day of Decem­
ber, 1936, on page
148 of
Book 161 of the Deed Rec­
ords of Washington County,
Oregon.
Bids
for said real property
will
be received by the under­
signed at the office of Begley
and Hare, In the First National
Bank Building. In Hillsboro, Ore­
gon, from and after said 26th
day of June, 1938.
Dated
thla 4th day of May.
1938.
C. O. Clark, Administrator of
said Estate.
Bagley
and Hare, Attorneys
for Administrator.
adv. c-24-30
Asthma
Cause
ro u g h ! in 3 Minuto«
B y dissolving and removing m ucui Of
phlegm that causes strangling, choking.
Asthm a attacks, the doctor s prescription
Mendaco remove* the cause o f your agony.
Ho smokes, no dopes, no in lection«. Ab­
solutely tasteles*. Starts work In 3 minutes.
Sleep soundly tonight 8oon feel well, year!
younger, stronger, and eat anything. G u ar­
anteed completely satisfactory or money
back. I f your druggist is out aak him to
jrder Mendaco for you. D on’t suffer another
Say. The guarantee protect« you.
Help Kidneys
OPTOMETRY
Grange Building
MAT IS, ISM
Don't fake Drastk Drugs
Tour K ld nry« contain t m illion tiny tub«*
or filter« which may be endangered by neg­
lect or draatle. Irritating drugs. Be careful.
I f functional dlaordera o f the Kidney« or
Bladder m ake you «ufier from Getting Up
Night», Nervousness, Leg Pain«. Circles
Under Eye». Dizziness, Backache, Swollen
Joint«, Excess Acidity, or Burning Passage«,
1 don t rely on ordinary medicines. P lsh t
such troubles w ith the doctor's prescrip­
tion C ystes. C yste* start» working In 1
hours and m ust prove entirely satisfactory
In 1 week, and be exactly the medicine you
r.ced or money back la guaranteed. Tele­
phone your druggist for C rates <Blss-t*xl
today. Th e guarantee protects you. Copr.
1937 T h e K n ox Co.
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X - X - I —>- 1—X — Ï—
£
PUBLIC
SALE
On My Farm At The
Cedar Mill Store
Th u rs. M AY 1 9
Three miles north of Beaverton
t/ffr *
A t 1:30 P. M. Sharp
V
The following Property
Remove prune pits and stuff with
peanut butter. Arrange ttvo orange
slice« on lettuce and center each
with a stuffed prune. Serve with
lemon Juice and honey dressing If
desired.
Orange Walnut Cheese Salad
(Serves 4)
6 or 6 Navel oranges
24 walnut halves
1 small package erearn cheese
Peel oranges. Silo* 1 orange;
segment the rest.
On lettuce
covered salad plate center a large
slice of orange. Arrange 3 groups
of orange segments (3 segments lo
a group) around this orange slice.
Moisten cheese with n little orange
juice, shape Into halls and press
l -
Orenge and Prune Soled
walnut halves Into two shies. Place
'
(Serves 4)
one of these walnut cheese bon
4-6 Navel oranges, peeled and «Heed bona hetween each group of orange
segmenU. Garnish orango slices
M prunes, eooked
with strips of plmlento. Serve with
Peanut butter
any desired dressing.
a other salad greoas
TV« «tan«* above 1« proof po«l
ttva that thorn la a word that
rkywi«« with "orang«" — even
thoogh wa have to call upon a tiny
river la Walas to help ua ou t
Oar own paring knives prove
(Eat aa orange la easy to «llco —
provided wo chooee a Navel orange
with ao aooda and IU very thin
dividing membrane*.
Now that Navel oranges are on
tho market, why not prove the
delictoaeneaa of Orange and Prune
Salad and Orange Walnut Cheese
Salad — two dlshee that may be
prepared easily by following the«c
simple recipe* T
GABRIEL HEATTER
o r - w e t h e PEOi’ i_e-
MEAttO THUOOOAVS ON C 6 9
host
cosysi
«V » « I
lOVfSTO HUNT WITH HIS FAMILY
AMO 0 0 6 5 ON WEOCENOSIN CONN-
FCTicur DCiNio i 2 cupsofcom t
A OAV, SMOKES 1 OGAB INVARIABLE
L U N C H I^ O A O ^ D ^ «^ > n gA 3 T
WORK.S INOfFATWÀBLV W ÖTINC.
on ms
to* t imo » no e-vino ai ^-Aoo
SCRIPTS Ht Wfl6 A u^AOtO COSIMf N -
TA loft FO« 7 If Ai, rtf foot -.NAllV
HI ARINO MIS OWN «O« WA NIWSSfEU
INTtfiNMONAlLV NOttO FOR MIS MA l AC i NC
AOTICLES . CAMPAIGNS FOR BETTER BRtAKS
FOft SLUM CHH0CLM Nf HATCS FORMALITY
THINKS OF HIS WORK AS AKIN TO THATC
OF A PRIEST FANHLV DOCTOR ANO TEACHER.
H
1 Gray Percheron Mare
Wt. 1450 Lbs.
2 Jersey Cows
High Grade
400 Hens and pullets
1 Mower
1 Blacksmith Forge
1 Feed Cutter
1 Hay Fork and Rope
1 Wagon
1
1
1
1
3
2
Rake
12-in. Plow
Disk Harrow
Springtooth Harrow
Cultivators
Electric Incubators
350-550 capacity
1 Oil Brooder
800 chick size
Small tools and some
Household Goods
TERMS OF SALE: all sums under $2 0, cash. Over
$2 0.00 , six months time will be given on approved
notes bearing 7 c/c interest.
E. E. Jones, Owner
H. A . Kuratli, Auctioneer
J. J. Wismer, Clerk
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