fTWDAY. FEBRUARY
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T il M BEAVERTON
REV IEW
sc rio u s
The Beaverton.Review
S a b a e r l p t l a a
t o t II i w * L O C A L P A P E R
T r l t p k t K
9 4 15
liS V K D FRIDAY OK EACH WKKK
J.
BBA V K H T O N
If.
H U IJC T T ...................Ownei
Hates
One y ea r (in ad v a n c e )............ ) t otf
Six m o n th ' tin a d v a n c e )..............tin
One y ear On other s t a t e s ) . . . . 1.50
K xtra postag e for outside th e IT. S.
A M K H I C A N la g
"A m erlcaniam I a unfalling
love of co u n try ; lo y alty tu Ita
Inetltutlona and ideala; eag er-
nea* to defend It ag a ln a t all
enenvlea; undlvlded alleviane«
to th è fla g . and a destre to
aecure th è bleaainga of llh erty
to ouraelvea and our poster ih "
U ntrred a« second-da»» m a tte r on
Pc«'itil>fr 9. 1924. t t the poatofftca
a t Beaverton. Oregon, under the
a r t of M arch 8, 1878
\T
Nifty Foods for Nineteen Forty
O K BO O N
No liquor or tobacco ada accepted
case
of
puoum onta.
Ilo
I n rx |H 'i'tn l to return boni« «uon
Ali ourly Hunduv m o n tin e Tir*
dcsti-oyed U hi b u m on III« 'Je»s
tlniiBon pluco. Abolii in lu m i of
» alilo am i horavN III Ilio b arn
w i* rii Imitigli! o u t ».ifoly Tlinr»
wa» 65 tona o f b ay In Ilio barn.
Mr. unii Mr;i, IO. Mnlito unii
non, llu io lil, viultoil u t th e limilo
of Mi- nini Mrs. A. Hi» mi ni rolli
Snuda)'.
Shocked Our Youth
When the Fire Engines Go By
Few of us ever get over that juvenile urge to
follow the fire engines. It’s a thrill to hear the
sirens, and see the red wagons clang by.
But that thrill would not last long if the fire
engines led you to your house, and you found it
in flames. And the surge of excitement would die
an early death if the fire razed the factory or the
store in which you worked.
Every fire, great or small, brings trouble to
some one. And a high percentage of fires leave
stark tragedy in their wane—loss of life, loss of
employment, loss of possession which can never
be replaced. There are no mitigating qualities in
fire. It is the great destroyer.
-paaoxa aju aaij ¿0 s;aajja aq; ‘inq} uBq) ajoj\[
ingly widespread. A fire of which you never heard
may deprive you of an opportunity for doir.g
business. It may raise your taxes and your in
surance rate. It may adversely affect your future
life and income.
Here in America fire destroys some $300,000,-
worth of property directly each year. The in
direct loss is estimated at closs to $2,000,000,000.
There can be no excuse for that waste, no alibis.
Nine fires out of ten are the result of human ig
norance, human carelessness, human thoughtless
ness. Nine fires out M ten could have been pre
vented—had some one not failed to take the simple
precautions that will checkmate most fires.
Think of this next time you see fire trucks
go by or smoke and flames rising from a home
or a building. Then ask yourself if fire prevention
is worth while.
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1T T T 14"*T T
J n a W 'J n
CHUR» H OF C H R IST
-Morning w o rsh ip a t 9:45 a.m.
M orning se rm o n “ T he C h u rch of
1
I
iv
m T iv r r M
r v r s chr,°i- Bib,e *'*»**» ««« tor
1 vxF aJl
U h l s t u d y a t 11 o clock. S p ecial song
"" ’ "
’ by th e ohoir.
BETHANY B A P T IS T CH LK LH
E n d eav o r m e etin g at 6:40 p.m.
Rev. Jo h n C. S ch w eitzer, M in ister G ro u p s fo r a ll ag es.
9:45 a. m.—S u n d a y school w ith
E vening e v a n g e listic se rv ic e a t
c lasse s fo r a ll ages. Jo h n C roenl, 7:40 P m S u b ject “C ro ssin g the
R ed Sea. a T y p e of C onversion.’-
su p e rin ten d e n t.
A gTeat song se rv ic e led by Vir*
11:00 a. m .—W orship serv ice. ' gil M yer. T h e B eav erto n M asonic
Choir d ire c te d by C arl E ggtm an. q u a rte t will sin g at th is service.
7:45 p. m.— E vening service. • if you en joy a g re a t gospel ser-
* 4
vice com e an d enjoy th e se ser-
B ethel C ongregational C hurch vices w ith u s.
j
9:45 a.m .—Bible school. P rof.
SEV EN TH DAY ADVENTIST
E. G. W ebb, su p e rin te n d e n t.
T h e H u b er-A lo h a S e v e n th Day
11:00 a.m . M orning w orship.
A d v en tist m e e ts ev ery S a tu rd a y
Kermon. "‘T he W o rld's C h ris t.” m o rn in g a t 9:45 a t th e H uber
Choir d ire c te d by Mr. Cady.
C om m ercial h all. S a b b a th school
Rev. T. A rth u r Dun-
S peaker
m eets a t 9:45. ch u rc h se rv ic e at
.a n .
¡ 11 : 00 .
a a a
L ead er. T . G. E d g ln g to n .
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
S u p e rin te n d e n t, F. E. T u ttle .
C hurch on W heeler an d Alex
an n er S tre e ts .
S u n d a y School 9:45 A . M.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Y oung People 6:30 P . M..
In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te
M orning W orship 11:00 A . M
of O regon fo r th e C ounty
o f W asbingon
E v an g elistic 7:45 P . M.
T une in on K W JJ each S unday In th e M a tte r o f th e E s ta te of
from 3:00 to 5:30 p . m . to th e
RO B ER T D. SM ITH , d eceased :
A ssem bly of God B ro a d c a s t.
N O TICE is h ereb y given, th a t
F . J . H u n tle y
th e u n d ersig n e d , as E x ec u trix o?
P a s to r
Hie above e n title d e s ta te .
has
a a a
filed h e r F in a l A ccount in the
T ill
METHODIST CHURCH
above e n title d c o u rt, an d th a t
E a rl B. H orsell. P a s to r
M onday, th e ll» h d a y of M arch,
S unday school, 9:45 a.m . Su* j 1948, a t 9 :30 o 'c i j A A. M.. in
p erin ten d en t, Chas. H. R osem an. th e C o u rt R oom of t i e above
M orning w orship. 11:00 a.m .; e n title d C o u rt, h a s been appointed
Phe p re a c h e r w ill be D r. M ilton ! by tV.e C o u rt as th e tim e and
A. M arry, P o rtla n d d is tric t su- ! p lace fo r th e h e a rin g of o b
,<erintendent.
je c tio n s th e r e to an d th e s e ttle
E vening
w orship,
7:30 p.m. . m e n t th ereo f.
S tu d y topi«., “ Why Is I t E asier ' D ated
an d
f ir s t
published
To Do W rong T han I t Is T o Do F e b ru a ry 9. 1940.
D a te o f la s t p u b lic atio n M arch
R ig h t?”
M idweek service T h u rs d a y at 8, 1940.
MARGERY A. SM ITH ,
i : Z 0 p. m.
E x e c u trix o f th e E s ta te of
M any a m an would die fo r h is
R o b ert D. S m ith , deceased
son who w ouldn’t go to ch u rch '
1220 S p a ld in g B ldg., P o r t
fo r him.
land, O regon.
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C ollier, C o llie r an d B e rn a rd ,
CHURCH o r TH E NAZARF.XF. j
A tto rn e y s fo r E x ec u trix .
W. p . K eebaugh, P a s to r.
11. 12. 13, 14, 15
S un d ay school a t 9:45.
M orning
w o rsh ip
at
11:00.
“My Skin Was Full of
Pimples and Blemishes”
A L O fft UONTMI NITY CHURCH
R M arquis Godwin, P a sto r
S u nday school, 10:00a.m., w 'fo I sa y s V ern a S .: ‘ S ince u sin g Ad-
clause« fo r all ages.
le rik a th e pim p les a re gone. My
M orning w o rsh ip , 11. J») a.m
Rkin Is sm ooth an d glow s with
Y oung P e o p le 's m eetin„ 8 p.m. h e a lth .’
A d lerik a
h elp s
w ash
M id-week
service.
W ednesday BOTH bow els, an d reliev es te m
a- 8:00 p.m.
p o ra ry c o n s tip a tio n th a t often
All a re co rd ially invited to a t a g g ra v a te s bad eom p'«xion.
te n d an y or a ll of th ese senrleae
SOLD AT A L L DRUG STORES
T h is p a st su m m er 1500 d ele
g a te s, from 70 co u u lrlea, ku U i -
«red ut A m sterdam , H olland, for
Hie W orld s C onference of C h ris
tia n Y outh. In
th e
A m erican
g ro u p of severul h u n d red w ere
S erve around lam b on Golden M ountain Rsnnot-Custard
Make 1940 a "v a riety y ear." with needed.
m any d e r a te d young C h ristia n s
a t least one new dish each week p la tte r, sp rin k lin g w ith mlncod 1 p ackage o r - r p e ram ici pow der
but w ith them o th e rs who h u rd '
for rear fam ily or guests. Tin-*,« parsley.
1 p in t m ilk
recipes m ay be used for th a t big
3 teaapoona lem on julco
ly know w h at It w as all ab o u t.
Broiled Egg Noodle N eete
d inoor, or for an y of the
' i cup ap rico t pulp
T h ese lust w ere se n t by oigun*
Perplexed
housewlvoe
w
ith
th
ree
cob'
a .n o r iiu-uls th a t a re y et
tem pting an d n u tritio u s m eals to \i cup augar
I sat ions th at ure C h ristia n
In
ali./.vl.
p rep are dally will welcome th is 1 egg w hite
Hum» only.
M ole Egg Nog
Make
ren
n
e
t-c
u
sta
rd
according
suggested w heat egg m eat com bina
SHOCK ONE tn th ese ta tte r.
t
‘ ■ jona bit ,- ->r«d
tion th a t h as eye-appeal, sa tes to d irectio n s on peckago. T h en
c
o.'-ed mini
ap p e tites an d savea both w ork and ch ill In re frig e ra to r. W hen ready They h ea rd th e young folks from
to serve, b ea t egg w h ite un til atiff.. lands th a t sit u n d er th e shadow
-
p w ater
worry.
Add au g a r g rad u a lly un til thor-f
H lb. egg noodlea
oughly blended. Add apricot pulp of ilcuth. saying, “ WE GO HOME
g rain s s a lt
8 strip s bacon
B U FFE R
IV)R
CHRISTY*
>*. •
1 pi ep.n >-il t>v rubbing cooked ap ri TO
1 dos. stuffed olives
NAME
We
m
u
st
expeel
Im prison
co
ts
th
ro
u
g
h
a
siev
e)
an
d
lem
on
’ '
i »-»veet ened condensed mtlk
Vi cup b u tte r
juice. H eap th e g lasses of ren n et-
Li. '
r. Add » e ll b ea te n egg
and ev en m arty rd o m for
S easoning to ?*.-»:*
an 1
g rn 'u s of salt. Beat with
Boil egg noodles in boiling salted in a ta n l w ith ap ric o t whip, an d If, we p u t C h rist uhove all ru le rs
e g ; i .or. S prinkle nutm eg on w ater un tli ten d er. Drain. Tosa (tea i >-d, g arn ish w ith sectio n s o( und g o v ern m e n t. We m u«t e x
top. S erv es 1.
egg noodles tn seaso n ed , m elted diced orango.
pect d e a th ." SHOCK TW O cam e
b u tte r tn s a u te all atran d s.
O range P rune C heese Salad
w h en th e se B ib le-Ig n o ran t A m
Make a circle of each bacon
S
ta
rt
th
e
new
y
ea
r
rig
h
t
by
se
rv
(Servos 4)
atrip by faste n in g en d s w ith to o th ing decaffeinated coffee, so th a t e ric a n s found the D< ok to he a t
4 to 5 navel o ran g es, pooled and pick. Fill c e n te rs w ith b u ttered your guest* will be s u re of a good th e » e n te r of th e d isc u ssio n s
sliced
egg noodles. C at olives In halves n ig h t's sleep, w ith o u t w orry o v er
T he young people from E urope.
Lettucw
and a rra n g e p o in t dow nw ard In sleeping problem s, ev en If th ey In-
20 prunes, cooked
clover fashion In c e n te r of mounda. d u 'g e In th o se coveted second cup*.' A sia, unit Afri -a knew , loved
1 cup co ttag e cheese
Broil till bacon la done. S erve
und q uoted th e S c rip tu re s. The
Drip Coffee
A rran g e 5 o ran g e slices In circle w ith rem ain in g egg noodles. F or
Bible had th e •(»»>' T H R E E T he
on le ttu c e • covered sa lad pinto. a change, s u b stitu te m acaroni or
Can 1 w ell rounded tablespoon
findings at th e close, gave u s
C en ter each w ith a prur.o stuffed sp a g h etti fo r the egg noodles.
decaffeinated coffee, d rip grind, fo r
(he co n v ictio n of th e body, th a t
w ith cheese. S erv e w ith an y de
each cup (V4 p in t) of boiling
H aw aiian F ru it Bread
th e n atio n s e r a fa llin g f u rth e r
sired dressing.
w ater.
F re h e a t d rip coffee pot.
X cup chopped d ates
aw ay from one a n o th e r, w hile
V ariatio n s: Stuff p ru n es w ith
F
ut
coffee
In
u
p
p
er
co
m
p
artm
e
n
t
1 cup canned unsw eetened
cream ch e ese o r p ean u t b u tter,
th e
w orld
of pot. F our fresh , b risk ly boilind i he la ird 's people,
H aw aiian pineapple Juice
m oistened w ith o ran g e ju ice.
w ater o v er It. C over an d le t a ta n 4 o ver a r e d raw in g c lo ser to g eth er.
2 tablespoons b u tle r o r o th e r
In w arm place un til all w ater hag
Roast Lam b, F rench Style
sh o rten in g
One re tu rn e d w o rk er of m i
dripped th ro u g h once.
Rem o»«
*i cup honey
P re p are leg of lam b in th e usual
lu red m ind report«
th a t
ou r
upper
co
m
p
artm
en
t
an
d
cover
pafc
1 e rg
way for ro astin g . Make an Incision
young people wi >e shocked am i
Servo.
in knnckle end of leg an d In sert 1X4 c«ps sifted flour
ap p all, d. when they saw w h at
1 cup n ut m eats
*4 clove of garlic. P lace on rack
Game* fo r N in eteen Forty
th e rest of th e w orld w aa up
X4 teaspoon salt
of ro astin g pan. sp rin k le w ith salt
T he la te s t new a In gam ea V
2 teaspoons baking pow der
an d pepper an d dred g e w ith flour.
ag n ln at. And w h ere do th ey find
H eat p ineapple Juice, add th e F ish erm a n 's Luck, a gam e ru n i *
P u t into a hot oven (800* F .) r e
th e pow er t»> su ffe r for C h rln t's
Ing
of
am
alt
rod
and
reel
w
ith
«
d
ates
and
cook
o
ver
a
low
Ore,
ducing h ea t a f te r 15 m inutes. B aste
n a m e ' If la by the im lew elllng
fre q u en tly w ith fa t In pan. If m ore stirrin g occasionally until m ixture ru b b er feather-tipped suction - *9
fat Is needed, use b u tte r o r d rip Is th ic k Cool. C ream honey and a t th e end of th e Ashing line. T h * C h rist h im self. One by one, m en
pings of fat s a lt pork. Allow 20 sh o rten in g . Add b eaten egg and o bject of th e gam e ia to ca st (h4 a re born lnt»> th e fam ily of Go»l
m in u tes to a pound fo r roasting. d a te m ix tu re and nuls. S ift to feath ered cup onto a ta rg e t w hlca an d o ne by one Ilia born-one*
W hen ro ast Is cooked, rem ove to g e th e r d ry In g red ien ta and add. la m ade up of d ifferen t flah. Cnife follow
C h rist
th ru
sacrificia l
p la tte r and keep hot. P o u r off p a rt P our Into w ell-greased loaf pan tack, th e m atch in g gam e th a t •
of fat. leaving ab o u t 2 tablespoons. 1 0 x 4 x 3 * , th e bottom of w hich played w ith trt-c ored trian g les Iff nervine to d eath. T he indw elling
Add 2 cups cocked, dried I.tm ns, h as been lined w ith waxed paper. a beat seller th a t's a p opular r e d p 4 C h ris t Is th e se cret.
s tir carefully o r sh ak e them In the Bake in a m o d erately slow oven for holiday fun. Q uick W it.
“ I h av e foiig it a good fig h t;
gam e played w ith cards. Is an
pan un til all th e brow ned liquid Is (325* F .) fo r one hour.
I
have flnlahed my c o u rse : I
su
re
an
tid
o
te
for
social
lea,
Yield:
1
loaf.
Absorbed. Add pepper an d sa lt It
have kept th e fa llh , lie nee fo rth
hom e a t B eav erto n tn A ugust. (h ere Is laid up for m e a ernw n
Besides h e r h u sb an d und p a r of righU -ousnrsa which th e laird,
e n ts she leav es a slsU ir. N orm a th e rig h te o u s Judge will give In
m e .'' S«> w rote th»- A postle P aul
Rogers.
who h im self su ffered m a rty rd o n i.
T h is c h u rc h -a g e is n«»t th e tim e
VALENTINE PARTY
of kingdom building T h at com es
G ro u p No. 2 of th e W om en's la te r w hen C h rist re tu rn s to se t
Council gave a V alen tin e p a rty u p Ills THOUSAND YEARS O F
and luncheoti T u esd ay In
th e BLESSING. T h is Is th e «lay o f
'»ueement of the C h u rch o f C h rist th e e a llln g o u t of a people for
w ith 33 III
a tte n d a n c e .
M rs. Ills nam e by th e sp read o f th e
l.au ru H ill, su p e rin te n d e n t of th e G ospel. “ W hosoever com et!) o n to
N o rth w est C h ris tia n hom e, to t.! me. I w ill In no w ise c a s t o u t."
of th e w ork . T h e re a re now T h a t Is H is hid Cor your aaul.
11« paid o u t his life-blood to
26 m em b ers a t th e home.
save
you. W ith o u tstre tc h e d arm s
H 0.M K BFILDER8 M EET
The H o m eb u ild ers Bible » lass He w aif a. Now is I he day of sal-
o ' ¿he C hurch of C h r is t held vatlon.
th e ir m o n th ly p a rty al th e hom e
of t‘he te a c h e r. L. H a rris. T w enty
w ere p re s c n l. G am es and c o n
fects w ere th e a m u sem en ts o '
! th e evening. Refreshm ent!» of Ice
Studio Barber Shop
cream , cak e unit coffee w ere
Frar.a.' Moore, Prop
serve»! at Che clo se of th e en*
Haircut 35c
te rta n m ent. T h e n ex t p a rty will
(Children under It)
Affrti l .
UNION SH O P
CEDAR MILL NEWS
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Speeding train , tak en a t box-cam era ab u tter apeed. N ot blu rred , becauae
moving alm o st directly to w ard cam era.
’ p H E b est way to g et clear, sh arp
* action p ic tu res Is to use a cam era
w ith fa s t eh u tte r actio n —and, of
course, a correspondingly fa s t lens.
H ow ever, m any of us don’t have
fast cam eras. So, to ta k e p ic tu res of
real action, show ing fast-m oving ob
je c ts w ithout blur, we m u st u tilise
several sim ple trick s.
T h e first tric k Is—sh o o t m oving
objecta when they a re com ing a l
m ost s tra ig h t tow ard o r stra ig h t
sw ay from you. An o b ject ap p e ars to
move much slow er w hen reced in g or
approaching and, tn a p ic tu re, Is less
likely to blur.
A second tric k —m ove th e cam era
to th a t th e speeding o b ject la k ep t
ce n tered In th e view finder as you
shoot. T his tric k la especially good
w ith b oats, m otorcycles, and rac in g
autom obile«, T h e background Is
b lurred—b a t th e m oving o b je ct will
be sh arp . Of course, th e cam era
m ust be moved sm oothly and ste a d
ily, and a little p rac tice la necessary.
You will And th a t w ith a little p ra c
tice, p ic tu res ta k e n In th is m a n n er
a re v ery effective.
A th ird tric k —snap actio n during
m om entary p auses. T h ese o ccar In
m ost «ports. A p la y er Is m oving r a p
idly—h e h a lts fo r Ju st a fractio n of
a second, to tu rn o r ch an g e direction,
—and In th a t spllt-eecond you g e t
your p ictu re. Yon m u st keep a le r t
to c a tc h th e se p au ses—b u t th e y 're
w orth I t
T ake a couplo o f rolls of film an d
try a few actio n sh o ts, u sin g th e
trlo k s I’ve described. Y o a ll b e suW
prised a t th e th in g s you can do w ith
y o ar sim ple box cam era o r Inexpen
: sive folding n o d a l I
John van Guild vr
]
I cam e t«> P o rtla n d w ith h e r p ar-
tii»^. w n
v
i.
y :urs
F u n e ra l serv ices f»ir Fay W in nW anil was
radente»!
from
dolph. 27. wife of C arl W indolph (D ? n t h i -h school In 1930. At
of th e W indolph M otor com pany,
U n iv ersity of Occjron
sb -
who died T uesday m o rn in g In w as
a
m em b er of A lpha Chi
St. V in ce n t’s h o sp ita l, was .held Oni'-ga m i rlty an d
of
T h d i»
at 2 p.m , T h u rsd a y in F in ley ’ » S i-m a Pul h o n o rary jo u rn a lism
ch ap el, w ith b u r'a l In Rose Cltv so ro rity .
ce m e tery . Dr. P e rry C. H oppe •
Mr. and M rs W lndtrieh w ere
o fficiated .
m a rrie d In P o rtla n d th re e v ea rs
B orn a t Condon, O regon, sh« iii-o. T hey ro v ed to f l i e r new
Fay Windolph Dies
|
DAY OLD BREAD
*M. C
loirson quietly passed
IH lh. lost Hr
aw ay ut his h o m e W ednesday
S PE C IA L
n ig h t at th e apt- of 80 year-
G la/ed D oughnuts, <li. '29c
lie had been fallin g fo r som e
tim e an d h ad s p e n t th e la st few
Beaverton Bakery
m onth« in bed. Mr. an d Mrs.
Tom lac-son of O akland. Calif.,
an d M arlin lairso n
of
Llndsy.
C alif., a rriv e d a few d ay s b«*fore
W. E. PEGG
his d eath. T h ey
a tte n d e d
th e
fu n e ra l und left fo r hom e la s t I U N D ER TA K ER A FM H U .H F.K
S atu rd ay .
G range llldg.. Bea»erf»n
Sunday v isito rs a t th e A rth u r
Gould hom e w ere Mr. an d M rs.
H ow ard R hodes of C e d ar Mill,
Mr. an d Mrs. F re d H e lb e r and
»•hlidren, an d Mrs. J. Shaw , all
OPTOMETRY
o f P o rtla n d .
Nl»-k P erch m o se r w as v isitin g
frien d s In th e n eighborhood la s t
week. H e w as fo rm ally em ployed
G lasses, F itte d or R epaired
by M. E. B chlleclier.
O ur S p ecialty
M rs. F re d B e rg e r an d M rs.
DR.
A.
E. WILSON
J a c k Tel»-.her v isited a t th e Mc
Kinley school T je s d a y afte rn o o n .
The
ch ild re n
of
M cK inley
school enjo y ed th e ir V alen lln e
box W ednesday a fte rn o o n .
T he B e th a n y B a p tis t
la d ie s
m issio n ary s u d d m e t
at
fhe
a t I I I W I KTON and TIG A RD j
hom e
of
M rs. A rth u r
Gould
P erso n alize d co m p lete flo w er
F e b ru a ry 8. T h irty m em ber« w ore
se rv ic e fo r ev e ry occasion
p rese n t. New o fficers w ere e le c
f lo r i s ts and D ccoralor
ted. P re s id e n t Mrs. H u ld a G raff,
v lce-p res., M rs. Emma. Sclilott-
C o rsag es, S p ray s. P la n ts ,
m nnn:
se c re to ry .
M.-s.
Mury
C actu s, E tc.
F in d ley ; tr e a s u r e r , M rs. Olive
Schuly
B e av erto n I OMNI
T ig ard HO i
A rth u r M oshofrky Is »-onfined
lies. Ilriiudnny 2711
to h is h o m e w ith th e m um ps.
S K llppi is r e c o v 'iln g from a
m
THE FLOWER SHOP
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