IIAZI'L1MI.I\ I In lily AUUhtll who U attending iJucoln high mc I khi I, (llwlixwlwd lilt knee In u f o o l hull KII III» mill wiyi runritMKi lo III« hospital thr»« day* lam, «Nk. Mr. mid Mra. John luiUtli via- li»d relatives al Mi Mlnuvllle laat Tuesday. Woodrow W ia n r It preparing lo hullil a 11»w I miub » on hta pro party. Mra. IHi'k K*lly wan pleasantly aurpriaail with a liandkurrlilaf shower Haturday »vrnJiiK at h»r Million» of children are now at home. school. Their active minds and Hud Mercer Irrntitl hi» walnut busy bodies present feeding prob­ lems that are real worries to pli'kart to a welner and marwh- parents,—even to skilled dietitians. Statistics show that many chil­ uiullow roaat at Verle Hal««'» dren of school age are undertmur Munilay evening. lehed,—not only city children but Mothers Happy Hour club met laat country children alto. ’I1inr»day with Mt*. 1’. P. Hyver- who prepars meals for children at »oti Kli vi'ti ineinhera were prea- home and supervisors of school cafeterias and lunch rooms, too, ant. should sea to It that wholesome Frluikd« nhartvarlnd Kenneth foods are featured regularly. The growing bodies of children Mill» and hit bride, U mi former Violet Humphrey«, la«t Thursday require fuel or energy food*. This la especially true In the Tall and eveiiina at their home jlie couple Winter months. Why not learn lo were married Heptember 23. prepara nutritious dishes of one of John ImlaJi aciompmild by hi» the energy trio of wheat foods,— parelita. Mr aifcl Mra. A A. Im- macaroni, spaghetti or egg noodles, lah of t'loverdaie. visited his »>*• serving them with milk, fruits or flavory meats? ter, Mr» Kurd lauupert and fam­ Macaroni products are rich In ily al Troutdale, Hunday. protein and easily prepared In many Ilerley Carey, the «mall daugh­ tasty combinations. Here are three ter of Mr and'Mr». Clyde Carey, economical, saay-to-prepare recipes fvll from the rtriK» at aohuot for meals that vigorous growing children and grown ups, too, will Wedneeday breaking her left arm relish and on which they will thrive: at the wrlat. Mr atdl Mr«. Walter Ollnger of Macaroni au Oratln Vernouia railed at Uie John lin- For the hurried noon time lunch lah hofe Tuesday. or the more leisurely evening meal, Mr and Mra. Orvel Livermore here's a "first aid to appetites." and daughter of Portland. were You'll bo delighted to note with «ue»ta at the K. W. Livermore what gusto the folks will take to this dish. Serve It often. home Hunday. H lb. macaroni The rock cr-aher at Durham % cup butter % lb. cheese hue been averaging 227 yard« 2 cups milk Of crushed rock a day. 1 cup tomato«« The school children are plan Little salt, and flour nlnK a Hallowean party and pro- Cook macaroni till tender: drain. Rram In the near future. Make a cream sauce of melted but­ Mr. and Mr«. Clyde Carey mid ter, flour, salt and milk. Add cheese »on Hirliard. »pant the weekend and atlr until melted. Add rooked macaroni to cream sauce. Place In on a hinilln« trip In Scragglm baking dish In alternate layers with valley tomatoes, haring macaroni on top Mr». John Imlah will entertain when through. Urowa wall. Serve with a bridal shower honorlM) h ot Amelia Iwonettl Tuesday a fte r­ noon. October 24. Attendance wu> 50 at Sunday 1 *»--------------------------------- Bethany-( edar Mill school A yotluc people's nieet- Ira wu» held In the evening with an alletwJanre of Id. Mr. and Mra. Fred Kirch and ■laughter, Katbllne of Greys Riv­ — a er, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Mountain Ed Hickey and »on. Lairry, of Portland. were weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart are at the home of M. C latrwen and vacationing in Seattle this week Mr. and Mr«. WY»«. Mr. and Mrs. Arvld Somlstrum livid visiting relatives Mr*. Henry Barron 1» confined end daughter, Hat her, visited at to her home *R Friday. uni.! family Sunday. HUBER N E W S A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mr» Ver­ non See Sunday when relative* gathered lo vlsl{ Mrs. See s mnth-i er. Mrs. Mary A. Taylor of Rule- too. Kuiisas. who I* her guest. Mrs. James Searlos Is visiting Hits week In Seattle. Among guest» over the weekend at the home of Mrs. R. B. I>ay wore Mr. ami Mrs. S. A. Wjl Hams of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Nueller of Park Rose. Mr*. Vernon See und her moth­ er, Mrs. Mary C. Taylor o f Rule*- ton, Kansas, accompanist! Mrs H. I* Dawson and children on -i tour of the beaohea last week This is Mrs. Tnylor's flrs{ visit to the west and the ocean. Mrs. Alice O’Connor of Port- hind Is visiting her daughter. Mr«. ICmjl Balia for a few day». The Thursday brldxe club met last week wl{h Mrs. Jamea Hear­ ing. Hlgih score was won by Mrs. Borberg Mrs. R. 8. Sundqnl.st. daughter of Mrs. J. A. Reilly underwent a major operation at St. Vln cents hospital last Th..r»day She is recovering as well as oan lie expected. Hugh Dawson, son o f Mr. and Mrs. H. 1» Dawson, has been quite III with the flu. Billy See was one of the play­ ers In tlm convnnintty dhest psay over radio station HEX Monday evening. Have your Prescription* at Brown’» Phirmacy. K g S N e o d le s —• C h ic k e n So u p Fall and Winter la the "! »up Season." Hera's a soup an I msaC combination that youngsters will relish and oldster* will welcome. VI lb. egg noodle* \ cup milk J 1 stewing chicken “ Salt and pepper Cut chicken Into desired j -Mona, Place In cold water and ns alowly to a boll, skimming i. in stock. Boll till meat Is tend te~ move chicken from pot; , lit broth or slock to remove pi of bone. Return boiled chi-I. i to pot. add egg noodles and an ’ ill tender. Add milk for rf Season to taste. For a change, add egg noodles to tomato soup or consomme. 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During 29 years in this com­ munity no family, regardless of financial condition, has ever been denied our service. F. D. PECK, Manager Y O U get good-look - * Ing, co m fo rta b le •haves every time . . . and save money too . . . when you use the new Thin Gillette Blade. This blade is made of easy-flexing steel hard enough to cut glass. It has super-keen edges of an entirely new kind. You whisk through tough beard quickly, I o k hi -: STICK PH BSE 4751 — PHONE — WRITE Telephone »416 LOR SAIL)—Saxapbone, C melody cheap.—Phone Beaverton 8752. W . J. McCREADY LUMBER CO. / . The Oregon Journal Or see Basil Haters or Jack Hidden* Drain Tile . Doors Windows . Nails ¿ CALL I)R. A. E. WILSON Read advertisements carefully. House Paint, per gallon $1.89 Screen Doors 3-4x2-6x6-6 $1.85 24” Poultry Netting 2-in., rl $1.08 Rosin Sized Paper, 20-lb. .79 Mortise Locks . .55 Kalsomine, per pound 6 1 -2c i l l » t\ ) O n « .' ■ oor Amerlnontam. When Llndberg disclosed to Us that the present war In Europe was not In defense of democracy or clvilzetlon. but a war over the balance of power, he told um a most timely truth. “ The world at present," said Bertram Russell, “ hi full of angry self- centered groups each Incapable filled of viewing human life as a whole 44 each willing to deatroy civilisa­ The Review assumes do *1- nancial responsibility for er­ rors which may appear in ad­ vertisement* in its columns, but in cases where the paper i* at fault will reprint that port o f the ad in which the error appeared. An additional charge o f 10c will be made when wont ads are charged and billing Is made the first of the month. Frank Moore, Prop. Here's a strong competitor for culinary honors — "Bpagh >rrt Nests", an aye-appealing r in­ ner appeasing wheat and in in blnatlon. It baa the app't, a) and nutritive goodness '.. Ml makes young and old eat anu eat. Several Groups Meet At V4 lb. spaghetti f'hurch of Christ 14 cup butter 1 dos. stuffed olives Group« three and four of the 3 strips bacon, wldo and '»an l ' hurch of Christ council met in Salt and pepper the home o f Mr». R. D. Williams Boll egg noodles In mg water until tender; Ur; .»« 1 Wednesday afternoon. Group one boiled egg noodles In mci ler and two met Thursday in the until all strands are w ted. church. A splendid attendance Keep warm. Form spaghetti Into -nail mounds, binding with bar >ps held In place with toot In ut olives In halves and si In clover fashion In center of spu ;... til mound*. Bake or broil until bacon 1« -'.one. Serve with aurplue buttereu .spa­ ghetti Season to taste. Spaghetti, macaroni or egg noodles may usually be substituted In recipes calling for any one of this energy trio of wheat food. tion rather than yield." When the words "democracy" ''civilization" etc., are used by certain powers care must be taken that we are not taken in as sheep for the slaughter. These beautiful and specious guises are set as bait to catob poor suckers, as we learned in the last world war If the real motives were dis­ played In the open without their at tractive cosmetics, the average man woudn't get mad enough to fight, and that, of course, would never do. So the devil has made Ulmaolf look Like an angel to gain a following—that Is. evil must be made to look like good and iq the case of war. you do It by saying It ia for •' democracy." etc. Whether or not we'll stay out of war depends on whether or not we're able and fit. Peace Is one thlng_ but to be worthy of peace Is quite another. Wihen j we have people who would act­ ually wail and gnash their teeth it peace were declared In Kurope because of their bestial desire for .brutality and combat, then we'rv not worthy of peace. When we have peuple who actually make the war a betting matter as one , would throw- dice or gamble on the winner, then we become ac cc . ->11008 in the war. When we | have people xlve vent to suen ua . and savage feelings as “ this i .ne we’ll wipe them clean off map," etc., then we're not en- ; hanclng the civilizing forces of life. And when our own chief executive ignores all overture« to ! mediate on behalf of peace In [ Europe, one wonder» whether we are sincere about pence and j whether we really don't want war ! after all? At lea d . certain ele­ ments and Interests apparently ! like to see a protracted war i These arc the to’ ,-ee which make for destruction and should be re slsted with all our might. W ell save civilization by behaving civil­ ized and not as savages. Slneerely, Paul Brinkman. Jr. 1027 S.E. 57th Aw. 'Portland, Oregon. Count each word to be printed Double charge for all blind ads Use a new G A S range A CP gas range saves you time, money and fuel 18 big ways! That’ s why it 1 0 R SALE — SHINGLES, GRAV_ el and sand. We also do car­ penter work and auto repairing of any kind. We make a spec­ ially o f lawn mewer sharpen­ ing and repairing. M. D , M ay- field, Canyon Road, phone' Beav­ ! erton 8604. . (OMMl.MTY A IT T I0 5 . three miles northeast o f Tigard on highway 99w, at T aylor’ » Kerry Road, every Thursday, 12 iiooo We sold 1075 hogs, 80 cows and many other items in our first six sales. Consign your livestock and farm ma ! cl.inery , Big sa les. Come! Sales conducted by Ben and Oren Sudtell. Phone ATwater 4558 R. 6. Box 441, Portland. ! NOTICES TVRKEY IHNXKR Congregational Ladies Aid t"r- key dinner and sale of aprons anil candy. Thursday. November 2. Dinner served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mr. Schoene will 9how mov­ ing pictures. 47 Bethel No. 20, Order of Job's Daughters. Beaverton, invites you to a food »ale to be held all day at the Thrifty Market, Sat­ urday. October 21. Save the date October 28 at 8;00 p.m.. for {h e Past Matrons’ rard party at the New Masonic Temple. Very attractive prizes. Past Matrons* Club. CARD OK THANKS The Building Committee of the Mar.onic Building Association de­ sires to extend its appreciation and thanks tu all those individ­ uals and ffirms who help make the corner stone laying and ded­ ication ceremonies last Saturday l a success. — Have your Prescriptions filled at Brown’s Pharmacy. 4 '• $25.00 Reward Will be paid by the manufacturer for any Corn GREAT CHRIS­ TOPHER POSITIVE Com Cure cannot remove. A lso removes V arts and Callouses. 354 at Brown’s Beaverton Pharmacy. ‘