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The Rca vor ton R«vUw FRIDA T, JULY 1. 1938 Bruce Steel is building a new lus hoir* on third Avenue. <-d her cousin. Miss Ruth Brelitu pany. C . H M iller of the Mt. Hood Telephone Company and house on his lot on Second St M . uud R i» . IK y tira ) spent a couple of days (hi- first oi Blowu of llu- Inlet W alter I’nia of the Beaverton Miss llrvhiu is a I a > well K , 1 m week-end at Wilhoil Sprit»»« the week E lectric is doing the wiring at nurse at 11t«* Good Sam aritan urban Telephone Company were kirs M. C . M cKercher spent hospital elected to the board of directors p resen t. Monda.» motoring to cnthltunel The convention enjoyed a full Mr. and M rs. W illiam Camp The Mit.se» Amy and la-11 a an»1 way points. program with President C . II Win get accompanied tlwtr bro Ml« s Je an Lewis returned to bell and daughter P atricia Ann A.r and M is. Clepper Uft foi ther and his wife, M r. and Mis MUIer of Dufur In live chair Eugene are visiting a t llw Bolse, Idaho Wednesday evening of C. K. W ells acting as ascre- home of Mr. and M rs. H M th c .r hone In Oakland. Caltfor Myron Wknget of l«>s Angclc-s la ry . Thm Honorable J o * Car- Inuian Kinmct of Lincoln. Ne B arnes. niu I rida y m orning. around the Ml Hood lamp on son, Mayor of Portland, made a braska is visiting in this sec- J \ L. Mi Fal lami i*f Portland Sunday. E rn ie Bloom, proprietor o f the vigorous speech of welcome, tion. U and I was in H illsboro on was a dinner gu<»t ut the Me Mrs W. H. Boss-ell of Mon lamia Pitrihcr. Executive Vice M rs. C arrie leonard of Seattle business Tuesday. lo u Balnier Kerch -r h> c Monday evening mouth. O ngon. formerly of Ilea President of the United Btatce Is visiting her father H. 0 vortou him accepted a position I ndeivemtesU Telephone Asr-neln- manages the place while Ernie I'uul Dud’, y of Aloha, K Stip e. is absent. horn h rec.'c- ittsdi- tlte Review in the McMinnville J-unior High tlon made an outstanding talk ou school and will teach English national a ffa irs. K. C . R ussell. T h e O teerio Bridge Club met M r. and Mrs R oss l<*e of t-ffioe a pi*, v a u t call Thursday s id lin g and w rltin. Auditor o f the Public Service morning with M rs. L . Shellenberger on Portland and daughter Palsy Oregon, spoke Friday afternoon. M r. and Mrs D. Polumbc Commission of Shfelds were Sunday dinner Mr and M s. K. O. lV rk las en accounting p roc «dues W . A| ami sons Robert and RicharU guests o f Mr and Mrs W alter ;>ml Vr and Mrs Carl Bac- Fred Corn, butcher at Safe and Mrs L ilia were gnosis m Cook, P .lT .f*. Telephone Engin h:nd and Josephine Haclurd had the misfortune to cut his Van K lee k . dlscuaaed the preparation Mrs. I.tIJa's sister and brother eer. thumb badly Monday. Brown's Hand Lotion. drove to Neakowm Sunday In-law. M r. and Mrs John An und submittal of telephone rale Mrs Kate Fbnno and daugh dersnn one dav this wc»k schdules R ( '. Hummel. Oi Born to M r. and M rs. Thomas Rip bottle 2.V and 6 0 c. ter F eien spent last Sunday at the West Coast Telephone Com. Rennie of Canyon road, a son Money back if not satis t] ht M of Mrs J D . W11- Mr and Mrs. Jam ie Hudson pany. discussed wwUchbcart'v Kenneth Thomas Ju n e 20. visited at the Hein home a con fied . Reaverton Pharm Rnhj V B o ri maintenance John H. Carkin. The W alter I’ nls fam ily expect n'e of days last week Mrs Oregon S ta te Tax Commissioner paid adv. H P Down Hudson to spend the Fourth at Mill acy. is a daughter of Dr. spoke on taxation Joseph Wlm- Crock near Sheridan on a fish- While tyere Mrs Hudson Mrs George Thvng and sister ing and • daughter Frances at* Hetu mer of the P acific Telephone .< - '--'«-hirgton County ing trip. helped out at the Ktrk Variety Mrs Matilda K elley of l o s An and Telegraph Company out t'i« r • r •Ficntc at H)1 leborxx store opening 'Miss Glads Buroker. th e sales eeles. California were luncheon lined recent advance* In tra n s guests of Mr* Iceland Shaw in » li. ford IMielp» « 1 h > has been lady at K irk's Five and Ten is O J Anderson, one of the mission A fitting tribute » « » in iry .- of il i straw berry pack occupying the apartment at th f Por'land Tuesday barbers at the Studio Barbei pn-d to the late Georee A B an. tug alani in Beaverton left fot Hulett home Miss Nina Ridgway is dis Shop is expecting his wife home man who adtert f--r itw tv *«"•» hb mne u Molalla Tuesday. from a visit to Mission Hill as secret arv of i*-e A«snd»*:ne Mr and M s. W allace Brown playing a nice new engagement Mi ;. \\ C McCamman ut >onrh Dakota on or about the n-ifvr to his ilenlh In so a -cl- and Mr and Mrs Oeoj->jp Thvng ring presented to her this week Congrat undi I t’" h-r-cheon given by the fo u rth When she arrives the dent Inst January enloved a m rnic at Silver Creek by W illiam Brenner ulations to both of you. Ix-ague of Women Voters ai family will move Into one of A banquet was held nt the F a lls Sunday M r. and Mrs H arry Barnes Forest Hills Club house Monday tin- Alexander apartntenls near Portland Hotel III t he evening, The Kerbv children. P atricia Cedar S t . C. K WYclIs, presiding. "Talk and sons John and Robert ant? Kny E v a is left Friday morn Richard and B illie are spending lc s" of tel* phone niulti-rs of in cousin Alex Graham of Seattle. ing (today) f : a week-end fish A son, Herbert, was burn tc the week with their grandmothei terest wens conli ibuted by ( '. Washington visited Mr and Mrs M rs. V irginia latwrenco Ju n e 15 ing tr p to East laike with a in Sheridan j p Fleetwood at Vekatnn, group of friends from Oregon at the Emanuel hospital, in Fort I luff in. General Commercial A- M rs. Francis Tigert c f Trout- Oregon Sunday land. Mrs latwrenoe's husband geut of The Pacific Telephone ' ity . dale and Mrs. Anna Imndqulse 1 died last fa ll. Tbe lAw rences Company Jim Hazel and Miss M arjor Kenneth P en Mr and Mr« lio r - to Mr and Mm Al of Gresham visited Mrs V . A. Kepler were married at Van. r > and (¡ii.uily attended a ine- are grand children of the Daly Adams, a non. Tuesday. Ju n e Wood Friday family and little Herbert is thi couver recently . The couple ha\ me <i>n Sunday at the home of 24 . The Misses Ruth F ille r and | rurchased a house at the co rn u Mr acid Mrs. Farming at Ha- Italy's first great grandchild. C harles Rss»g and family have of Third and Angel S tre e ts at- Gladys and Mae Matteson vis ( 7eldalc LOCAL NEWS moved to Eugene, Red relatives and friends a- will make their home here Mi. Fay Ward of Portland a ------------------------------------------------ bb The D alles Sunday. The annual school meeting « i nt Wednesday with Mrs. 1!. Ja ck O sfltld Is entertaining PIANO PUPILS (JIVE Ms mother front Portland tl.ia the McKay school d istrict wa P it kins They were class- L ocal Masons entertained the j w< e k . P ast M asters and new- members held on Monday evening. H P . nates at I.incoln high school RECITAL MONDAY v land at a dinner and program Fri-1 Eliander w as re-elected to serv> L. R Richey iiislalleil n K.ti The ijx r.o pi pi I*. of -Mra. an aziHt day evening in the Masonic hall. | for three years as director Mr.» pump for K. T . W il -Mr and Mrs. W. C. Wriga* 1 Kenneth I Kenney was elected nrd daughter Viola accompanied Ruby Jotiusou, a»sisU»l by V it- ia m * Tuesday. Jo b ’s daughters enjoyed a K ' V ycrs, vocalist, and 1’earl by Mr and Mrs Tom Millet weiner roast at the home of Mrs , clerk Tiie son of Mrs Edith L il A’v r —i reader, gave a recital W aiter Scott after the in stalls j W illiam Hughes returned Tues spent the week-end at the Ne” at the Johnson home Monday ia: d fa II fn-ni a cherry tree and to his duties at Safew ay. port beaches. tion of officers Monday even day evening. Ju n e 27. Abtut thirl., suit* red severe contusions. He has been spending his vaca Mrs. B ert Rohse and son relutiv s and friends were p re 'I he sixteen year old son «1 tion at Camp Clatsop with B at- Thomas were visiting some of sent to en H) me program. Fol Emory Van K liek was quite Jo b s Daughter, parents and a try F of the National Guard the program delirious badly cm with u buzz saw Mon their friends in Beaverton the lowing few friends enjoyed a picnic at i The company has headquarters past week. Ilie Rolise family refr shm ents were served , d ay. Roamers Rest Wednesday. In at Newberg form erly lived here. the evening dancing was en- i Dr. C. K. Mason performed Mrs. Hazel Carlson enterlain- TELEPH ON E A S S N . Joyed. * Ja so n O’Connor is very ill a* an appendeettwny for J . with jy 1 Commander MacMillan Heads North Again The Oregon Independent T e l ephone Association held Its an nual convention at the Portland hotel. Monday. Ju ne 27th. It unanim ously elected Charles E. W ells, owner of the Northwest Teephone Company, as Its nev president. Ireslie A. G ritten, D lsrict manager o f the West Coast Telephone Company was elected s ecreta ry . In addKion, George E . Muhle of the Ore gon Washington Telephone Com- STMDIO BARBER SHOP Frank Moore, Proprietor Il AI KI T T 3 (Children Under 12) UNION SHOP MF.K I S AND SA V E! Corsages \ttii Up Funeral Pieces \ Specialty I V ILS ON H FIG H T S G tK R F N S 30*3 S. IV. Corbett Ave. tt est Fnd Ross Island Bridge I’orlland, Ore. ATwater S0A8 Humphrey a t tun hospital the Good i — ALOHA m i _ NEWS lie voi limai S e rv irò —11:00 a tu. Young People 6:30 p m . ITvangolistic Service 7:45 p.m . « --------------------------------------- --- I« ! li. tli.-l l ongrcgalioual Ì I Harper H. Kurus, Foster I M rs. Ja c k Henwick of P o rt Illbl«» School 9:46 a ui Good land waa a guest Thursday at | )M N fur all age» I. 1 J » r mother, M rs. .Waiter Tlb- Doty, Superintendent • hatts. M oiuiuk Worship 11:00 u tit Airs. H. A. W lcklaudcr and Music by Junior Vested Choir, daughter P atricia Ann of P o rt W L . Cady, D irector. Sermon land were Wedneaday vatllurs subject, 'T h e Gospel of Good of Mra. L. E . Qordau t'h esr in the Day of Adverally.' Maksa latwnetice Cainplicll waa taken child ren's story, •What to Washington .ouiny hospit.i. H m - D ifference*-' lust Wednesday to be cared for Young People's Bible study aa he waa uloue and needed med class at 7 p.m In charge ol ical attention. Mi M ull. I tiling your Itibles A cordial welcome to all Airs, lid Johnson and ehtld- ren spent Father's Day with •he«.- services. Mrs Johnson's father. Mr. S w a n son of t-iwvmllis. The day was a doubl« celebration for Mr Bwanaon, Fath er’s iMy aud also birthday. C I B I B T U X 4 lit U4 U I Mrs Yem en Hopper, Bible ! Nrhoul Superintendent HP . . . . -------------f t Mitili- Rrhool 9:46 a m. Communion servie*—11. a m . Ftllhle Hoy llcan„ I ndrr Teat follow rd by preaching, with spe EI'G FIN FT-D em onstrations ts> compare various varh-tlea of -.-d- cial music by the choir. Bong servie* und prcachlug Ible sorts of soy Iteatis and to determ ine their adaptability to 8 no p.m Bible study and prayer service lame dounty conditions were Wednesday— 8 p in started this yxvnr by W illiam J — — ' — .61 Jam es of rtaMe 2, Eugene and gg__ Gien Vaughan »if r«nilr- 2. Spring- I H'* hod'»! Kplsropal • hnrch F ari II. Morseli, I’aslor field. < Vunty Agent O. S Flet gi----------------------------------------------- m cher reports. The vurlettoa be ) Sunday Sch o o l-9:46 a.til. Sup '»g tried arc Hokkaido. Bansci Jogun. Kuril. Kunro and t'husei. erintendent, Miss Marie Ham*. Morning Worship at 11 am Epworih lea g u e —7 p m. It Says Here “MlddUi age ia that p’tickler period in life when a man be gin* to shed his hair, his teeth and his illusions. [CHuncin w h e n ,':: Hungry Thirsty T R Y the “ li and I iNNOllNCDtrvr* Beaverton, Oregon ---- ■■■ . - -------- -- • • M I S t. C ecilia'* Church KF.GIN 4 Ile«. G. L. O'Keefe. I’a ito r | Since ISIS as----------------- ----------------------------■ Sunday service«—8:00 and 10:0d TH F V A C C I* 4T.KANFK am . A)------------------------------------------------ f t The Most Ffflclenl Home 1 leaning Hen ice Built \lolla Full Gespel A»«euthly I C Huntley, P astor l.lfrlinte Gnaranlee Service held in Huber H all. Sumlay SolAiol 10:00 a m. l o r Denionstnilion A. ttnlhollan.l Phon« 78lt3 Bcavrrloti. Oregon Sama-I P L U M B IN G Roland, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Tigard 'cut hi* foot quite baJly on sou..- broken glass while wadlr.g In a e rte k . SPECIALS A meeting lor all property owner« in Orenco will be held Friday at 8 p m at live school house. All property owners o k asked to attend Doris Rogers returned last Saturday fnan Corvallis, where she attended summer school. S i * received a scholarship thru the Aloha Grunge. Experimenting with one ol the new-fangled electric wire fences 1 on the Anderson place near j Ceracrnt Grove cem etery caused Dr. Mason to make a hurried call out there to treat aotueoiu su ffe rn g from electric shock Mr. Dooley, exam iner of op erators and chauffers, will b( in Hillshoro Wednesday, July 6, at the court house from 10 a m . to 5 p m All those wish ing permits or licenses to d ru i i cars are asked to get In touch [ V W JW W / A V / A V 'A W W A W W / W W I W A W A W HE nose of his stout schooner, Rowdoin, is headed north once again and Commander Donald B. MacMillan, most famous of mod ern explorers, is off on a 6,000 mile adventure amid ice. snow and the shy people of the Arctic Circle. But Commander MacMillan. In bis Arctic expeditious, has been the humanitarian as well as the scien tist and explorer. Eskimo boys and girls will be clothed and fed by the man who for thirty years has been their best irlend. They will have their teeth treated in free dental clinics. Their MacMIUan-MoravIan Mission School will receive new supplies. Warm clothing will be theirs to meet the Arctic winter. A few days before the Bowdoin sailed from Bootlibay Harbor, Me., on June 25, Commander MacMillan interrupted his work for a few min utes to tell of this phsae of the expe dition. “We re loading the Bowdoin again with food supplies and equipment for the school at Nain,” he said. “I'm endeavoring to feed, clothe and edu cate forty children there. We hare also loaded dental supplies for the three free dental clinics established by me at Makkovik, Hopedale and Naln. Dental work Is one of the most acute needs there.” Commander MacMillan built the schoolhouse at Naln In 1927 to shel ter, clothe, feed and edurate forty little Eskimo children. Miss Katie Hettasch, daughter of the Moravian ¿Msslongry, volunteered as the % i - cti------------------------------------ ---------- m Eva-ryiHW) ia busy Uiese days iu the hay field or berry patch. j HOLDS CONVENTION Dooley. - I Laundry Tray, Double Cement, Delivered, $6.50 Range Boiler, Standard Riveted And Welded, $6.50 Septic Tanks, Steel 2 0 0 Gal $14.50 All Prices For Goods Delivered At Your House F red Braun 19 N.W. First St. Phone 2 1 5 Forest Grove T JULY 2-3-4 M o l a l l a , O h io FREE Fireworks July 4 The schooner Bowdoin at anchor in Ananatook Bay, Labrador—Com mander MacMillan in insert—where the MacMillan-Moravlan Missionary School is located. The other pictures show some of ths Eskimo chlldrtn who llvs in the stout, asphalt shingled building from fall until summer. teacher. The school became a center of life and social service for the community. Stoutly built to resist tbe severe climatic conditions. It's well built walls, brightly bordered windows and attractive mineral-sur faced asphalt ablngle roof have made the "Farthest North” school s Labrador landmark. The trim shingles of the roof have added to the appearance of the building but even more Important In thia Isolated community of no or ganized lire department Is tbe fact that the roof is fire-resistant Warm Hres i r e necessary to keep the build ing comfortable through the lonf, Arctic winter but warm Area too often mean chimney sparka which, lodging on e non-Bre resistant roof, could be tanned Into a disastrous blaze. Tbla la a chance the little mis sion school could not take. It won't happen on the mineral surface of this asphalt shingle roof. The school, as a result of Com mander MacMillan's activity In cre ating Interest In the Far North, la lighted with electric lights, fllled with books, supplied with food, clothing and sleeping bags for the youngsters. Children coma from all parts o l Labrador to Uve a t Use •stool from early fall natll summer, Parade Daily at 11 a. m. BAND MUSIC - Clowns Bronc Riding by Real Cowboys! Reserved Seats, $1.25 All Under Cover. Tax Included. Bleacher Seats, 75c Good View From Any Spot. T a x Included. Plenty Of FREE PARKING Space V V V W J V s V /W k V W V ^ V Y V V V V V V V V W W V W V V V W y V V V W /W Classified Advertising R ates Per Word One Cant If Paid When Ordered (Minimum Price for first insertion, 15 ren ts) Hilling Charge Ten Lenta i Subsequent Insertions, per word, One Cent E X A M PI.E— I f a 10-word clas sified advertisem ent Is in <er'.*d, It would coat 15c ftzr one time, 26o for two tim es, 36n for three times, etc. If necessary to send out a statem ent, an additional charge of 10c will he made. W A N TED Work per per . odd One Wanted Carpentry 62 Vi# hour. Cement pouring, ) I hour. Cabinet, chimney, jo b s. Arthur A. Leavlt:, mile south of B ank. R t. 1 Beaverton. Phone 1653 eve nings or Is-fiir« 3:00 a m . c-36 tf FOR SALE Cor Mule Dry 16-Inch old growth wood. |5.60 per cord. K. H. Barden. HI. 2. Hillsboro. Ore. B x . 20. p-30-31 For Naie FVvnry pie rhi-rrics. 2<* pound Yoq pick J . Rlgert, 2'A miles south of Aloha. c-29lf For Hale -.VtO Whit« legh o rn pul lets. Nine weeks old. Good stu ff. J . I,. H arris, Beaverton p-30-31
