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25. 1938.
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C h arlo tte P ou I jou has been 111
LOCAL N E W S
since S atu rd ay with an a tta c k or j
bronchitis.
H er
condition
is |
Patsy WIIsoli. d au ghter of Mr,
so m ew tt Im proved at th is time.
and Mrs. John Wilson, Is su ffe r
ing from an attack of imiinps.
Mrs, W ilbur
W orkman
and
dau g h ters K lltabeth und J<*anolt o
Mr. and Mrs. Ou y A lexander
from Colluge G rove visited S a t
and Mr*. Evelyn KJioiulos » ore
urday evening wllh Mrs Klmer
Si tkhiy d in n er Kindts of Mr. alai Stipe.
Mrs. R obert Summers.
Mr. and Mm. 1 a a r u and d au g h
te r spent Ttm nksgii mg Duv wUU
th eir so® and wife In C teh alts,
W ashington
Mr. and Mrs. Jero m e T u ttle of
P ortland w ere dinner guests of
the la tte r’s m other, Mrs. Mary
I Van, Sunday.
W ood For Sale
DRY. OLD GROWTH, $5.75 for
16 in.. $6 for 12 in.. $5.50 for
- ft., and $5 for 4 ft. N orris &
H arrim an, 8th & T ucker. Beaver-
ton, phone Beaverton 104.2, Port-
land phone Tabor 8188. 52-2pd.
WANT HD, B"V EX PK RT SHAM-
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Pow nder of
stress, any k ind of tailoring, P ortland called on A. K. Wilson
dressm aking,
alteratio n s.
doll and o th e r old friends here Mon
dresses,
and
quilting.
B'essie day
Reed, corner of Tobias Road and
, H ighw ay ju st w est of Aloha,
Mr and Mrs Curley Briggs of
C harleston, Ore., are visiting with
P E T E R I N G AND BRICK Work old tJme frien a,. iU,d attending
E. W arner. B eaverton, Ore- to b u siw ss
tie rs this week
to n , phone 2703.
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FOR SALE: WOOD. ANY length
for any stove or furnace. A. Work W anted— C arpentry S2H#
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E. Hanson.
Beaverton.
R.
1,
per h o u r. Cement pouring. $1
Phone 4604.
46.tf
per hour. Cabinet.
chimney,
odd Jobs, A rth u r A. L eavitt
One m ile south of B ank. R t.
GOOD OLD GROWTH WOOD, per
1 Beaverton. Phone 1553 eve
cord. 4 tt.' $5.00; for 16 In.,
nings o r before 8:00 a m.
$5.75.
Phone 7004, B eaverton
c-35-tf
FOR SALE: MILLWOOD AND
Saw Dust. W ilson Fuel Yard.
Box 280, R l, Beaverton. Phone
Beaverton 4902.
FOR R E N T
FX)R REN T:—Residence in Beav
erto n on 8th S treet. E m pty 1st
of December.
Inquire
of Doy
Gray, Beaverton.
51-2
LOST
LOST:
HARD RUBBER TIRE.
30x3%,
between
A lexander’s
service station and 1 mile east on
B arn es road.
F inder
please
leave at Review office.
W ANTED
TIM E TO GET THOSE COWS
dehorned, 50c per head. No
loss of blood m eans no loss of
milk. Phone 9515, R. 2. B eav
erton. O. E. Shepard
at El
monica.
IT.
1 Bethel Congregational Church 1
(H arper R. Burns, Acting Min. i
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Bible School at 9:45 a. ni.
R. C. Doty. Supt.
Morning W orship at 11 a. ui.
Music by Choir.
W. L. Cady, D irector
Serm on
S ubject,
"Making
, lu r c h U m a n o m ^ 'E njoyable’
C hristian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m
Evening W orship a t 7:30 p. m
Program follows:
Song Service.
Flute Colo, "B eautiful G arden
of P ra y er’’ (George Poulson)
S crip tu re lesson and P rayer.
A nnouncem ents and Offering.
Violin Solo, selected
fW arreu
Bell).
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Serm on Subject. ’’T he Lord, the
little lad and h is lunch.’’
Closing hymn and benediction.
A very cordial invitation to all
our services.
Mr. and Mrs O. K. Hell and
fam ily w ere guests for dinner
S unday of Mr. and Mrs. R obert
son at P ortland. Mrs. Hell’s imii -
enls.
Gene RYown, son of Mr*. Rich
ey, was a week end visitor from
Eugene university. He retu rn ed
to Kugene Sunday
with
Dick
S ears of P o rtland
of
at
on
Is
The W om en’s V oters’ T-eague
W ashington county will meet
the F orest H ills golf course
Monday. Nov 28th
Everyone
welcome.
MY*.
M ikrhe en tertain ed
ft
group of frionds to a su rp rise
birthday d in n er Sunday in honor
of Mr. M ikehe’s b irthday a n n i
versary.
, . M r,
J11* . He" ry x »lentine
attended a family d in n e r at his
brotl* r> h an ii
^ rtla n a on
Mrs. C a rrie Ia»onard eu tertu in - •
Than ksgivtng Duv
ed Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Stipe. Mr 1 )
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and Mrs. M lchearoau of K lam ath ■
Misses M argaret Y antti
and Fulls. Mr. and Mrs. A ilhnnds of
B y J e a n P r e n tic e
Helen P earson of H illsboro were
P o rtland a t d in n er S undae in y N m aster bedroom, child’s room,
dinner g u ests last
Thursday
the home of h er father. H. Stipe
J nursery and guest room alike.
evening of Mary Ellen Koeber.
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(good lighting goes hand In hand
The M etager M issionary Society jwlth comfort and attractiveness,
Miss Ju lie tte C arter
left last met at the home of Mrs K Hor- I Remove the lamps from the room
sell, T h u rsd ay afternoon
After ¡Pictured her*, for example, and
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much of the livability ls lost.
with a w
spend the w inter m onths
r y in te restin g study about
So If you're pondering about
her cousin Garrow Siegrist.
women of
India.
refreshm ents some
of the gifts on your Christm as
w ere served to tw enty ladies.
list, an additional bedroom lamp or
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Li er man
two may be the answ er But where
and fam ily attended a fam ily d in
Mr and Mrs. A. luifond en te r should the lamps be placed, and
ner a t the home of Mrs. Lier- tained Mr. and Mrs Irving la» - what sort should they be? Here
m an’s sister in P o rtlan d T hanks- fond. Mr. and Mrs. A rthur R lh b l' are some suggestions:
Beside the bedroom chair Is an
g.ving Day.
and children of Aloha and Mrs.
Ideal place for a good floor lamp,
either a junior or bridge model.
The chair thus becomes a much
more inviting place for relaxed
Men From Four Countries Have Been
reading or mending or for the put
ting oiLPf ho»ivry_ and » h p e^ Xb«
Leaders in Fight Against Tuberculosis
Jam iso n
dinner.
| Me bodist Episcopal I hnrch I
■ E arl B. H orsell, P asto r
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Sunday ScbooI-9:45 a.m. Sup
LAENNEC— Frwict
erintendent. Chas- Roseman. Clas
1119
ses for all.
M orning W orship, 11 a. m.,
Serm on Topic, “A Fool’s Pipe
D ream .”
E pw orth L eague—6:30 P. M.
Evening W orship— 7:30 P. M.
Serm on Topic, “God W as W ith a
S tatesm an.”
O ur churcL cooperates with the
Then get free information
W ashington County Council of
from your Southern Pacific
Churches which holds its assem
bly on Monday evening. Novem
agent. He can show you
b er 28 at the C hristian Churdh of
p i
passenger and freight costs,
Beaverton, beginning w ith a eov-
TRUDEAU—
Undtd
Sut*.
schedules and accommoda
eied dish fellow ship dinner at
IMS
6:30 p. m. At th e inspirational ,
tions that may save you
service which will follow. Dr. i
time and money. N o obli
Wm. G. Everson, president of I The age-old battle against tuber
Lmfield college will be the speak- culosis is half won, medical author!-
gation. Just call o n :
er. T hese m eetings are open to Ues a 8ree- Four men from four dli
ferent countries have made valuable
C I T I TICKET OFFICE
the public and everyone is in
contributions
toward eradicating
S.W. 6th and Tam hlll
vlted.
this disease. Dr. Rene Laennec (top,
A Twater 8181
left), young French physician, In-
J . A. 0RMA.NDÏ, G.P-A.
j
vented the stethoscope in 1819. In
P ortland, Oregon
St. Cecilia’* Church
' 1882. great impetus was given to ef
I B er. G. L. 0 ’K*efe, P asto r
forts to combat tuberculosis when
Dr. Robert Koch (top right), a Ger-
Sunday services—8:00 and 10:00 ] man, discovered th at the disease
a .m .
' was caused by tbe tubercle bacillus.
B. T. YKRSHUM
[ In 1885, Dr. Edward L. Trudeau
Aloha Assembly ftf God Church
Wood Sawing
F H nntley, P a sto r
Phone 3803
RL 1, Box 191
The services of the Aloha A s
Beaverton, Oregon
sembly ofGod C hurch is now held
at th e home of M rs. K atherine
Swope, located on th e highway a t
the W est end of Aloha, until our
new church is built.
S unday School 9:45 a. m.
, NOTARY PUBLIC *
I N S U R A N C I IN BAST C O M P A N IE S
Classes for all ages
D evotional Service—11:00 a .m
H ave you checked your fir’
The evening
service tem por
insurance recently? Are you fully arily discontinued
till we a re
protected In case of flreT
moved
into
o u r new C hurch
which is being b u ilt n ex t to th e
G range H all on W hipple Ave.
Going Anywhere?
Shipping Anything?
KOCH— Germany
1889
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s y _ -y s <p
Southern Pacific
Cheerful Lighting Features Comfortable Bedroom
for
T hanksgiving
Du,
and band ' -ailing they serpeniiut-d
du« .1 the s'.tevt* to th e cornel*
betw een t i e railroad trwoka and
The I ’a r r Auto Itepuir receive» I he bunk. T h ere they sung school
one of those fine nev.- l i t 11 Ninth
nga and yells.
uuiomoAilos yesterday, and Mr.
Afte r sorucnUD ng down town
C a rr lias it on the floor at the they
rerp ciitin ed buck
lo the
'g a ra g e for your inspect Ion.
l.o-il « hi-te il ry all went into
I he gym. A program consisting
Miss Viola W right 1ms a s s u m °f a ‘'J itte rb u g Itunce,*' a skit by
ed the position of office g irl for
o- n
. n- lues* men. songs,
, Dr. C. E. Mason th is week.
yells und so o n s;e e c h e s by Al
umni m ade up the program .
T hursday night tbe High School
Im m ediately afte r the program
pupils
from
B eaverton
w er? i dance wu* given, w ith music
guests to a dance at H uber halt
> Billy Iti hop's o rch estra.
The S ta r D u sters sw ing o rch es
t r a furnished the music.
C H R IS TM A S
SEALS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alber
A. Newton of G arden Home, a
boy on Monday. November 21.
The W illiam
Matzke
famliv
and B. C. S teele fam ily enjoyed
T hanksgiving d inner In th e Carl
Matzke home in P ortland.
Tl.e C am pfire girls made ash
tray s and toasterR of clay a s s is t
HOLBOLL—Denmjrlc
ed by Mrs. Mot'loskey and Ihelr
1904
guardian A T hanksgiving basket
, ,
will l>e m ade up and given to a
(lower left) opened the first perma
family. Mr Dod Berg is
nent sanatorium at Saranai Lak-. 4__ ___________________ ____ _____
teaching th e girls tom e C hristm as
N. Y. Christmas Seals . as . a means of , a ,,,,„.—n , , iUC. Deline Satchel!
caro ls.—Scribe.
raising money to conduct program s ,
in the diagnosis, prevention and i
cure of tuberculosis were first sold G uest* of Mr. ami Mrs D o /
in Denmark in 1904 by Einar Holboll G ray for T hanksgiving Day din-
flower right), Copenhagen postal ner Included Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
clerk. The first Christm as Seal sold G ray and d au g h ter Joelnc. Mr.
In the United States was in 1907, ami Mrs. I,eslie Spencer and won
when 179 out of every 100.000 people Russell of P ortland. Mr. and Mrs.
were dying from tuberculosis. To- |W . C. McKcll and M rs. F. G.
day. 55.7 out of every 100,000 living Donaldson,
die from this disease.
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TEACH ERS TO MEET HERE
The W ashington C ounty Toact.-
er»’ Conference will be held at
th e
B eaverton
G rade
Srihool
building on S aturday. Dec. 3rd.
Follow ing is the program :
9:15 a. m.—Music, B c av e rlo i
Schools.
9:30—-Business m eeting of W.
C. T. A., election of officers and
.delegate* to O. S. T. A.
9:46—A ddress: "R ecen t Inno
vations in
E lem en tary
Educa-
t.on,” Mr. E. H. W hilney. Asst.
'Supt. P o rtlan d Schools.
10:20— B rief Interm ission.
10:30— D epartm ental Sessions.
CHURCH OF THE NAZAHEMK
H igh S c h o o l- “ P lans for B etter
Sunday School, 9:45
A rticulation
of E lem entary and
We have a class fo r all ages.
Secondary E ducation", Mr. K. H
E lm er W est S. S. Supt.
1 W hitney, Speaker. Supt.
T. H
Young Peoples and Ju n io r M eet
Metzler, cl.oirm an.
ings 6:30 P. M.
E lem entary P rin cip als, general
Edith W atts Young Peoples, pres.
discusion of problem s, P rin
\
Mrs. H arriso n , Juniors.
A Baldwin, Ghai.'inan.
E vangelistic Services a t 7:30.
R ural and In term ed iate. "The
W. P. Keebaugh, Pastor.
Use and Abuse of Report C ards.’’
| Miss Florence Beardsley. Mon
mouth, S peaker,
Miss F ran ces
;
Post,
chairm
an
PREPARE FOR THE
P rim ary, D em onstration by pn -
HOLIDAY SKA *0.\
In the above pictures are shown some of the scene* where the W orld's 'pilg, Miss Merza H ulaten and
with a new perm anent.
F ifth \
Poultry Congress will be held in Cleveland, July 28 to A ugust 7, 1939.
Miss B erlh a Osterloh. Beaverton
Avenue perm anents $4, p erso n al
T he central picture above shows the Cleveland Museum of A rt and teachers, in charge,
ly styled finger wave included
11:20 A d d ress: "Som e I ta s c «
MARY ELLF.M BEAUTY MOOK grounds surrounding it where some of the activities of the W orld's
Poultry Congress will center. Below are tw o of the buildings which will r,f c h a ra c te r E ducation," P re si
Phone 6303
C larence
Green,
Albany
house the exhibits. On the right is shown the HaJI of Live P oultry and dent
A cross From Postoffice.
on the left is shown part of the Hall of Nations and States. T he two College, P o rtlan d .
World’s Poultry Congress Scenes
Q o y G R A Y
B eaverton Barber Shop
C. J. S T E V E N S , P R O P R IE T O R
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
1X 7 L I C M You Are Hungry
* ' * A t s l l You Are Thirsty
T R Y the “U and I"
B eaverton, Oregon
STUDIO BARBER SHOP
Frank Moore, Proprietor
HAIRCUT 856
(C hildren U nder 12)
UNION SHOP
Dr. T. H etu
Plate Specialist
Phone 2 3 2 5
Beaverton
DEWEY, The Plumber
OUR
P hoae
WORK SPEAKS For
ITSELF.
7702
Beaverton
shade of the lamp here should have
a light lining for economical reflec
tion of light, as should all the lamps
in the home And It the lamp has
an Inner diffusing bowl there Is no
possibility of bare bulbs glaring
down Into tho eyes of tbe person
sitting there.
For the dressing table, one may
select eith er wall portable lamps,
which are hung as easily as a pic
ture and take up no room on the
table, or tw in table lamps sim ilar
to those lllustrnled See that the
standards are high enough to bring
(he shades to face level when you
are sittin g at the table, and the
reflection on th e face will thus be
much smoother.
And then th e re’s reading In bed I
No more need we frown on this
practice If we sit up In bed with
proper posture and abundant light.
A wall portable lamp above tbe
low-er buildings cover about four acres and will give room for a great
HIGH HCIIIOI. RALLY
many exhibits.
Wednesday n!»ht Novemb* 23.
The bird shown on the right above is a mottled Chabo of Japan, while
hail
on the left is a Japanese Frizzled Bantam. Over 200 varieties of fowl I he stu d en ts of Beaverton
Ith eir lirst big rally of th e year.
will be shown at the Congress and almost as many varieties of pigeons.
Already several nations have definitely applied for exhibit space and j
r ■,,n® * ho
’id d tin , a l '
mora th a n jh ir ty have announced their intention of planning an ex h ib it
‘"le n “w itlT the* drun ‘' M m ajonctI m
table, or a table lamp of good halghl
between twin beds la auggeated.
And haven't you noticed how an
old fashioned celling fixture can
spoil the appearauce of an other
wise dainty and charm ing bedroom?
The flxiure shown here Is new and
smooth In appearance. It gives a
grand variety of Indirect lighting
throughout the room, unlike the old
fixture* that glared Into the «»-#
of a person In bed Thar* are any
num ber of new unit* of this type ta
the store* now: some may be
screwed Into a socket as easily as
a bulb, without any fuss or troubla
Tiny night lights for the nursery
or sick room, or bedroom In gen
eral, a re anothar developm ent.
These may be plugged Into any out<
let. They give a soft shaded light
th a t Is just enough to see one’s
way about In a room without die
turblng a sleeper
H IR T H D iV OBSERVED
M t *. II O. I'oulsou entertained
a gro u p irf rlasam atoa of her son
O erge In honor of his 14th b irth
day
a n n iv ersary , to a three
ro u rse dinner S aturday evening.
They enjoyed playing gam es a f
te r the dinner, and all aitended
the show. "The Jones F am ily” ni
the Kitx theatre.
OPKSM I,A POK T I M CAFE
lam ie Ila : mer w ill open the
form er II and I Pool H all and
Cafe .Saturday.
T he new place
will be called lA -P o r-T u n . The
building is being redecorated.
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WE ARE TH IM R FU L
to o u r friends for th eir splendid
cooperation and patrotm ge during
the year.
O ur November specials will
co n tin u e until S aturday night.
H t Ip to A o b d
Your H o m t from
Tuberculosis
RICHEY
HIIW. A FI K>. CO.
PHONE 7751
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An Announcem ent to
TELEPHONE
SUBSCRIBERS
In the Beaverton Exchange Area:
The West Coast Telephone Company is now
working out plans to modernize the Beaverton tele
phone system. The proposed installations will make
the Beaverton-Aloha telephone service second to
none. These plans include:
—CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW BUILDING
—INSTALLATION OF A NEW MODERN
SWITCHBOARD, LAMP SIGNALLING
Common Battery.
—REPLACEM ENT O F PRESEN T TELE-
Phones with instruments of the latest type.
—SELEC TIV E HARMONIC RINGING. Sub
scribers on party lines do not hear the rings for
other parties on line.
—RECONDITIONING All Lines and Outside
Plant.
—ELIM INATION of Overcrowded Rural Lines.
These changes, involving the expenditure of
thousands of dollars, will be followed by small increas
es in monthly rentals in many cases.
During the next two weeks, representatives of
the company will call on every Beaverton Ex
change subscriber and will explain fully the pro
posed changes, rates, etc.
No changes from the present system will be
made until the majority of those affected have
signified their approval.
WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO.
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