The Beaverton review. (Beaverton, Washington County, Or.) 192?-1941, March 17, 1939, Image 3

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W e ft Slope
The Sunset Club met with Mrs
Falcon 09 Thursday. The mem -
ber« «'tiJoyed a dHigbttuI after
boon und delicious refreshments I
were servad. Decoration« »ult-
I able to Ht. Patrick's Day were
used on the Uble.
Tbe West Slope Improvement
•iub wet March 10, in tbe aud
1 itorluui o f tbe Sylvan School.
TLia was Ihe regular monthly
meeting of tbe club and officers
were elected
for the coming
year. They were Arthur Jones,
It’s our Business
to SAVE YOU MONEY!
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Chu.rman; OorúoU Murray, Vice
' halrman; Eva Duvis, Hecrelary |
Treasurer.
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Note These Values for Friday, March 17, to Thursday, March 23.
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I Corn Flakes
TO W I N N E R
OF T H I S
WEEK S CONTEST ENDING
»IK Tfc.MT.D WITH 1 »
slept through while the boat lab­
S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 18
mo». ored and was filling. Tbe discip­
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les uwoko Him w ith—"rarest
I'HEHhNT- -Ond iu
tbrt'e
M»n*;
Fkllwr, Son,
ami Holy | Thou not that we perish?" He
Just write »0 w ord i or leti
WpirU.
Three uno
yet one, rises up; stretches forth His arm
hcgi nning " I uant an auto­
♦ Huai iu {lower and «lory EVEN i with PEACE BE STILL, and the
mata i/nlrn u a trr heater hr-
—Shaping (be mission (but wa* wav«» and tbe wind obeyed His
caute . . . " I f you write the moti
lo bi> put ou among men. Out will. By that anil many anotbei
interottng, convincing entry
of thin hour Christ tbe ion was miracle, Ho was proved to tie
o f the week, in the judge ,
opinion, you'll get your choice
named ■t» tbe one to bt* aent. VHRY GOD OP VERY GOD.
o f I } leading make» o f auto­
lain* before HU advent, Isnluh , The cross suw the last net of
matic electric water heaters—
the prophet bad told the low His mission. There He tasted to
any one you want up to $ 1 (HI
of Hu comln* —’ behold a vir- the full, I he woes of eternal «ar­
value, completely installed.
ain »hall conceive,
and ghall row for our sina. When He I Lad
bear a Hon and shall call His [told Ihe penally to the uttermosl,
Reasons for Wanting an
name WMANEUL--OOD WITH His cry rang nut IT [ f IT\-
Electric Water Heater
U8". When the hour drew near, : ISHEI) The third day He arose
1.
Heater
tmrm M and off auto-
from
the
dead
and
ascended
bark
tbe auKel, Oabrlel, wa* sent to
mutually.
Mary to say that she wiim lo be­ Li His Father and the glory. There
2. Vo worry about forgetting
come the Virgin Mother. Ilow He sits at the right hand of God
beater.
can a child be bom without a to plead the cause of all who look
3. Plenty of hot water a/uayi —
human father, she asks o' him? to Him as Saviour and I»rd. For­
Jay or night.
K.>r, as (be Bible puls it ai thi* ever and forever He SAVES,
4. Vo w ailing f o r water to beat.
point, she had never known a KEEPS. SATISFIES the weary
3. .Vo ih im ping on hot water.
man. The «uiiel answer* "The soul and Ihe hungry heart.
6. V o te r alwayt clean a n j al-
wayi " j o t ! r i g h t " — n eith e r
Holy Spirit shall come upon the»'
Inbeu arm nor b ln lrrm g hot
uud the power of u;.* Ilmhetl
7. .Many m a ke! a r a ila b le in
shall overahadow Ihee, thoreri*re
b e a u tifu l enam eled m odelt
that whieh 1« lo lie born of thee
sùee
Ufi tally
i.i fly Uettgned fo r modern
I t t i hem
shall to- .all.-,I holy 1 « JON
8 . Ah so lately ulent, cleant odor-
o r GOD” . Human on His moth*
leu, %aje
er's side and yet God
God anti
Gtt additional datJilt from your daalar
man In one—THE GOD-MAN
For Service. Call
S U L E I : A n / o o e may n*n>pctc e « t* p t tn<
• wiien the fullnest of time wna
Nothing to Buy!
f f . L. CADY
come. Christ stripped Himself of
Hi* glory, stepped down. Ieoh the Phone 850* «th and Angel SU.
human body that God had pre-
Beaverton
par.'d for Him, lie tented among
M i l l l'-î'-M
in as a man among men
And
truly human lie was. That day,
on Galilee's wider, such sheer
w e a n r e s s was upon Him that He
HEALTH
Plate Specialis»
Phone 2325
Beaverton
GMT TIIK BEST
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MILK
“ INSURANCE"
Milk from our dairy 1« Pure and
Life,
Wholesome
W . F. Spriggel
Accident and
Health
Auto and Fire
In Reliable Companfes
Red, Green, Black Colors, per roll
2 4-5
L00
Galvanized Gutter, per ft
5zC
P U u itf.
Building Tile - Drain Tile
Doors and Windows.
11
Opposite Poe boffice
Phan« 6303
F. D. PECK, Manager.
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Beaverton
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Mar J; Ellen Beauty Nook
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LUMBER CO.
Phone 4603
Cu\U!
Tou can "do things" with your
hair after it has been given a
Shelton Permanent Wave. It's
easy to handle and looks lovely
at all times. We recommend
Also See Us for
::
full cream
of th©
old
pound
Beef Steaks
25c
1 Macaroni, Elbo6 ^ L d .
I
I Prunes, 6 lbs
bomeslie
property.
Bacon Squares
25c
pound
Silver Salmon
pound
Pure Lard
Fancy Italian
3 pounds for
Schmull
1 Hot Sauce, 3 cans 10c
air. and -Min. A. K. Modem«
I returned Monday afternoon from 1
a weekend at Ocean lAko. Their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and
Mrs J. E.
Smith
ard
grandson Jimmie returned with
them.
Both Mr. and M n.
George,
Davis have been ill at their
home on Canyon Drive. Their J
many friends wish for each of
them a return of good health.
Mr. and iMrs. Stewart enter I
tamed several of their friends l|
at a pally Saturday nulit a' the
i home of «Mrs. Stewart’s par—1|
' onts, Mr.
aivd Mrs. a . I\ i
Medzins.
Pork Roasts
Buffet cans
pound
Fresher Produce
O N IO N SETS, pound
No. Is
GRAPEFRUIT, dozen
in shopping bags
NEW CABBAGE
pound
5c
29c
4c
New Asparagus Today
M A R SH M A LLO W S, 1 lb.
Fluffiest
SPINACH, 2] cans
DeLuxe
PEAS, No. 2 cans
Stokely
JELLWELL, 2 pkgs
Assorted Flavors
R O B IN H O O D OLEO
2 pounds
15c
10c
15c
15c
25c
15âc
10c
10c
10c
9c
23c
CATHOLIC LAYMEN TO
M EETAT BANQUET
Bum
3.24
100 Lin. 2x4s
1 Cheese
15c
pound
MORE HEAT!
4-light barn sash 20,x25’ ea 74c
4-ft Poultry Netting, roll
10c
Link Sausage
?GE
Buy Now —
Mineral Surface Roofing
I Tissue Paper 3 roii,
Mr. B. T. Walton has bought
a lot on Sunset Avenue and I
Quality Meats
Raleigh
Dr. T. Hetu
TOR YOU* FAMILY'S
5c
p. Ck .g e
Alberts
Mrs. Leila M. Wood of Aloha
Be Sure to get a copy of our LA R G E M O NEY SA V IN G H A N D BILL
ha» opened Leila's Lunch in the
bulldlrg formerly occupied by
Norvell’s Tavern. The opening
principal speaker, will take aj affairs of the chu'ch I am sure
day Mrs. Wood treated all thos«
vantage
of
this
exceptional he will find ail of us in this
who called, and more than 300
candwiches were
given away.
gathering of leading laymen to vicinity ready to undertake wtaai
The place ig a bus depot and
lay before them the plans he ever he asks us to do” .
ucc-ommcdatlon.s are being pro­
has in mind for lay cooperation
lludio talks on the Catholic
c m p lo 'e * o f t l c c i r u u tilitie s , m a n u fa c tu re ;*
vided for those ' who wait there
with him in commemorating the Centennial arc being broadcast
an d J n t n h u t o r * o f e la c tr ic » a t e r b e a u r a .
th e n d e a le r t an d a d s e r n s in a a g e a c i e t . >* rtia
for the bus. Mrs. Wood an-
Final touches are being put Hundredth Anniversary of the from all the radio stations ir.
1 0 w o r d s o r !«•«. h e * i« n in *
I w aol m
i nourees that Leila's Lunch wiil on arrangements for ILe series establishment of the Catholic Western Oregon during this week
a u to m a tic cla s.U K w a ter b e c a u s e . . . ’
F n try m ust he s u h m iita d by e n tra n t tu
be open from 'S a. m. until 1 of three banquets in honor of Church in Oregon. The public and next. One or more of these
p e rs o n at any s to re d is p la y in g e le c t r ic » a t c r
h e a te rs E a c h e n try m u st h a s e c o n te s t c o u p o n
a m.
Archbishop Edward D. Howcid, celebration of the Centenary will talks will be heard every day .
a tta c h e d , w h ic h m nat he s ig n e d by a »tat
m e m b e r o f th e s to re w h e re e n try is s u b m itte d
D. D., of Ihe Archdiocese o( take place nexl May in a grea The series will culminate in a
E n t r ie s re c e iv e d by m a il w i l l be d is q u a lifie d
Arclidiocesan
Hour”
Portland, , which will be inaug­ throe-day program which will ‘‘ Portland
S u b m it o n ly o n e e n try e a c h w e a k . In c a s e o f a
t ie , d u p lic a te p ria e s w i l l b e a w a r d e d »wdges
urated next
Sundey
evening, bring high church dignitaries to at four o'clock on Sunday. March
fo r the c o n te s t a re B e r k e le y S n o w , s e c re ta ry .
N o r t h w e s t E le c t r ic L ig h t a n d P o w e r A s s o c ia
with a disner served iu th,e Oregon and Washington from all 26. This will be broadcast from
n o n . L y le Ja n e , m a n a g e r. P o r t la n d B e tte r
B u s in e s s B u r e a u . R a lp h M i l l j n p . a d s e ru a iu g
Portland Armory al five » ’clock. over the United States and from the twelve stations of the Mu­
m a n a g e r. P o r t la n d G e n e r a l E le c t r ic C o .
The Operetta, "Th e Pied Pip­ Preparations are being made Canada. Mr. MacAuley said t<- tual network in Ihe state.» of
Tgk« Your Ewtni to Mj Cooperating Be-.et er of Hamelin will be prevented for an attendance or at least dry, "The way acceptances are Oregon and Washington.
The
by the pupils of the Raleigh 500 laymen who have been in­ coming in. it is clear that the radio station arrangements have
/le taire to tmhmtt >«are entry I S P E R N O S
School on Friday evening, Mar., vited from the pausheg in Beav­ men of the Catholic churches been made in the Portland dist­
mi any itore d iip U y m p autom atic electee»
2t. Tbe parents are busy help- erton, Portland. Astoria, R ai­ in this vicinity regard this as a rict by the Rev. Jerome M.
u n te r beaten A im be \mre to have ik it
.• mpom ù *u td èrta ttd/f member o/the m re.
tug with tbe costumes
and a nier.
Berkenfleld.
Ctatskanie, great occasion, and properly so. Schmitz The spe-.kers will al'
> greut deal of time
has wen Hammond, (Tifton. Tewoll, For­ We are accustomed to see Ihe be laymen whose services have
| spent on the scenery as well as est Grove, Cornelius. Gaston, people of our parishes, but I been obtained hr a eommhteo
Y ou> S **.*
j the time spent in practicing the
cannot remember when we have of speakers, with Rev. V. L.
! operetta itself. It was decided
ever gotten the men of ;o . many Moffenbeier of Portland a»s gen­
M J* ess
parishes together in one place. eral chairman. The radio talks
at the meeting of the Parent's
erti'»*! b»_
' Club on Monday that a small
We appreciate also the honor will trace the history of t i e
etiai ge of 10 rents be made t o !
of having our Archbishop oai! Catholic church from its earlies!
defray the expenses.
upm us for definite cooperation beginnings down to the present
rokiL.no
with him in some of the larger time.
M r, Bush is the new gym
Ci Ht HAL EltC It
instructor
at
the
RaleigL
COMPACT
School. He is busy coaching the
!
indoor team and hopes to have
a fiue team soon. In the game'
r\
: with Whitford on last Friday,
Whitford won 5 to 3. Aliho RaJf
1 telgh lost, the children are ere
thusiastir
over their
team’s j
%
future prospects.
Gloria Mae
Michos entertained at a party at
her Lome in celebration of the
opening
of the spring sports'
seir*on. The guests had a very
enjoyable evening.
The Oregon Journal
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♦i H M » » i i i i i i i i n » w
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*rr. r red Moor*
who has been the chairman the 1
P“ *t year, and ha* taken a gre.il
interest in tba telephone situa­
tion will continue to help the
olub ur.til the work of this com
oiitlee is completed. After the
business meeting »everul very
fine dance numbers war« given
by students of tbe Cgrtis School
of Dancing.
Refrsshments
it.
charge of airs. A. F. Medzins
were served. The negt meeting
will be held April It, at which
time Mr. Jones will appoint the
committees.
1 »
W * W W H W ' * * t I I I » ** * * * * *+ + **
Patronize
Beaverton
Review Advertisers.
One of the biggest community
P. J . Mar A IT K Y
club meetings was held at Ra
Hillsboro,
McMinnville. Yamhill,
leigh School on Monday evening
Newberg,
Huber
Ore of the main features of the Milwaukie,
evening was the display of ore North Plains. Oregon City, Os*
of the Pacific Greyhound Lines wego, Park Rose, Roy. Buxton,
new $20,000 cruiser type busses. St. Helens. Verboort; Vernoniu,
Seaside,
Gearhart, I
They are completely
air-con­ Scappoose,
ditioned and the most modern Tigard, Estacada, Sandy. W el-j
travel equipment an the high­ ches, and Qreeham. P. J. Mac-
ways. It gave everyone the d e - , Auley, Chairman of the Dinne-,
sire to "go places'’ , particularly, Committee, will preside and act1
to Son Francisco to the Golden as toastmaster. Music and other,
entertainment features promis •
Gate Exposition.
to make the affair as cnjoyub e
as it Is unusual.
No simila i
gathering of Catholic men rep­
W. E. PECO
resenting so many parishes has
ever before assembled in this
UNDERTAKER AND BMBA'.VKR section of tbe State, so fur at
is known.
Archbishop Howard, as
the
Orange Building
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