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.\l*s. Dick Kellp ttccotiM anicil
b.v friend* from Portland spviil
several days last w«>«*k al hor
M an h a! ta n
icotea g e.
Guests Tu**st|> a!
Ilia John
knloh home number«*! Mm. In»*
la h s sisu j-. Mrs. W alter Olln-
ger o f Vernoula am ong them.
Cooper Mt. soft
ball
tieani
played o v ic t o r !« » » game with
tfbe K azeldule school on their
koine grounds last h> hlay. the
t ual score 'being 11 to 3.
James
Imlah and
d a c lit e r .
Jean, were guests Thursday at
at the John Imlah home.
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Johnnie Kay mu d accompanied
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by Byron Brltch. Virginia John
aton, Melvin SmitCi
and
Bob
R obinson
spent Sunday on a
sight seeing trip to the coast.
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BEAVERTON
(lilt
REVIEW
MI MHF.R.S
(H T I.OOI» O m i K T I S i m
TluKse who attended tile Monk |
Club Meeting last Thumday found
W ashington County cook in g club
I em s.lv es en joyin g a delightful ' Inwillwr,
|lv*It Ult> opportunity
tr.sit at the manner In which M rs.
U J. l urlong o f .W est Slope pre o f com ‘ >,‘ ,Ul* tu 11 fotM V n vm n tkm
seated "Iinperiul Twilight " the 4'» t e s t sponsored by Servsi Inc.
» t w y o f Karl and Zita o f Hun- on a county, state, and national
gary. written by Herlla Harding, baste. A w limits ure between 15
A fter the com pletion of the and 21. 1‘urUctpnnts ill Us t ba\e
review t|he (took was presented 1 com pleted three years o f clu b
to (¿he Community Library. Mrs. work Inclmling the cu rren t year
J. B. Stokes o f Portland wilt re- and must not be en rolled In i
view *M r SkefTitixIon ' by “ Ell* collage cou rse. A g o ld medal Is
mlve^h" tC oonte«*
Rimed I) at the reward for the ooutity win .d i
the next regular m eeting o f the a trip to the C hicago International
°* uh ,u,‘* as thk* w tll he the Live Stoi k Kxposltion In Chicago
last review until September, a is Wie state aw ard: six edtlralion*
largo attendance la anticipated. al scholarship* of *2tH» M th which
Coffee and cake will tie served
may be applied! towaiV) a course
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t\»iue. Bring a friend, lion t for- at a State A griiu llu ru l Colle-ic
get the place and the date. Ki- are the national awards. Last year
wants Hall . . . TUmrsiloy April tVrr-Lyilu J. Brown o f D u n n e won
u $400 scholarship In this con test.
11:00 A . M.
t. How q&rt I
d e te r m in e
w V v e th c » ' a
,
voisb't is lamb ,
o r m u lt o iv .? .
c c y iu £ -i
B y K illy Kilrhen
1. 81ft a little granulated sugar
over the meringue and brown In
C anning club uionihei a have n the evenly heated oven of y >ur gas
slmtliar op p ortu n ity In a contest range. This gives It a delicate
sponsored by ifie K esr Glass Man crust, easy to cut!
'ifacturing <'orp o ration. Kllgihllitv .
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weighs more then
frMr and MTs. C larence O.am BEAVERTON t i l l l M i K IN
uht accom panied Mr. and Mrs.
H F M I .I H SESSION
"Delh^r Smith lo Pacific Pitp-
aivd oth er beachee Sunday.
Beaverton
Grange
held
its
session
last
C . W . Koch and son. Richard, regular
reguiui
scs-iou
ia»i Saturday
oaiurua*
spent Sunday in Salem visiting. forenoon, with W ashington ( oun
The
Hkzeldale Haippv Hour ty Council meeting in the after-
ejub presented their program . noon and evening.
“ Dark Tow n Jambodee.” at the About fifty m em bers were pre-
Masonic Tem po last. Wednestay sent with a r<A
luck d .n ..er
opening to the Kastern Star.
at noon. An Interesting program
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G range
tYianey
Pi>nd
f Fcwt __________
Stevens. a a s pu* on 'h>" **lt‘
* Wash let p on p spent the
week ,n '*** evening. Ttie m em bers
FOR 8AI*E- SHINULKS, U K A V .
«1 am i sa n d . We u lso d o oar«
punter work and uuto repuirin
of any kitnl. Wo m ake a spec
Hilly o f lawn m ow er sharpen
mg u n d rep airin g. M. L)
M ay-
field . Canyon Road, phone B eav.
erton 8604.
K )H YOUR VKGKTABLC AND
flow er plants you cua do ho­
ler at F elsher’s Store on Wutaou
St., one and one h a lf milea from
111 *« tienk at Beaverton
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The Review assumes tie 'I
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rors which uiay appear lu ad-
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about
14 slice
of bread
lon
This contest red Ire* II
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vertiseiueuls lu Ilk colu m n .,
j„ p ^ i a j refiort Indicating uumber the mouth slightly open, breathe
but In cases where the paper
famlly< |ola, alnt)UI„ canned through the mouth.
You'll not
FOR SALK : MILLWOOD AND
Is at fault will reprint that
fo r ust> nf
amount canned fhed a tear!
Saw Dual. W ilson Fuel Yard.
port o f the ad lu wMrh the
by m em bw. w„J,out assistam e.
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Box 280. HI, Beaverton, Rhone
error appeared.
amwUBj canned by mem ber with
Beaverton 4901.
A d uddillouul charge of the
assistance. amount o f food canned
A leeeu t siirvoy, report*» to
will
be made w lieu wuul .id*
fo r sa l«. if any. Iaist year Miss be anion., the most accurate ever TRADK hX)R POCLTRY— One oak
are charged and
billing
u
round dining table.—4 all Hea­
p aU y ctaH cer o f Portland won made, concerned the proport o )
made the first of the tauuih.
ven mi ¡of. I,
end with h is grandmother. Mr*
Ihe trlp to t,“ ‘ r *,loa®° Kxp" ai' i o f incom e paid In taxes by a
i mttlee, w-lth Mrs. W alter Van tlon rtsiresenlhig Oregon.
Bertha Dailey.
CAIJ. — PHONE
W RITE
For Male Trailer house, a *ooJ
' Klcek chainnau. have made new
D etails o f these con tests may !»■ -v pi,ttl workingm an earning
H appy H our oin-f«. met
Telephone 9115
one.
Might
consider
(rude.
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a week
The survey found 'fia{
at the Imlah home Thun,Hay
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obtained at the county office.
J. Ofstad. Farmitvirton roud ul
14
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f
this
modest wage went to
at this week.
Bl
Mary's Ave.
adv. p-2o
wi|th members participating
is
the tax co lle t! or
June Jack is confined to her
a general h ouse-cleaning throut.
l-'tor Sale •Team. 2900 tbs. with i
home with the m easles.
That |4 wus not pafd dlrcctr
harness. A teo Burbank pota­
Sybil T aylor has
recovered! i
ly. o f course— it Is probable that
toes. Ulomqulst residence, l ».,
NOTARY PUBLIC •
thorn Ihe measles and has re* GRADE SCHOOL
the average worker doesu*: know
INfUftANCt
X ( I l f CO 4 F A M I I )
south o f Huber.
udv-p-20
turned to s tfio o l.
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he Is taxecj at a ll. He Isn't, con-
itoeedale-H&leMale 4H Garden BAND FESTIVAL
¡ce m e d with income lax blanks
Ml*. Morse, Reventri and Main | •“ »«ran ee . Notary . Real Estate
<4ub under the leadership o f M r. j
and (he oth er myriad and Invol­ sthoetn. 1ms a first floor room
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John Santoro, held their regu- i T h e iirsl annual Grade School
v 'd tax repoitg required by gov ­ ttexl to buth, und n garage for
tar meeting last week. Thurs- Band Festival will be h eld in the
ernment o f Cose In higher In­ renl.
w iv p
day at the home o f Billy Imlah
B e a v e r * » Grade School on Frl*
com e brackets. His $4 was po d
Beaverton Barber Shop
Mrs. Maxine Fisk announces day afternoon A pril 19. at 1 p. m.
It*| ectly,
(throughout
U*e en ­ M ANTED— Four tN'droorn house
Will
p*y
reasonable
prig«*. I
Schools takligg part in the fes-
(. J. KTEVKKB, Prop.
engagement to Mr. James
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tire week. High (a x es make a
flux 505 lleavvrttm. or «till j
MeU who is em ployed in the t j'a l age H illsboro. Forest Grove,
louf o f bread cost a peuny more
Nallofaelloa Gaaraateed
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udv
paid 21
KOIN servioe drpaglm ent. They Aloha, Reedville, Garden Home,
1 1 than iti would otherw ise, a pulr
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and
Beaverton.
wlll be harried In June and will
I o f shoes co st fifty cents more, a
— 0 .— a -.»
htMisliiK. poorer m <«ls.
Everyone is cord ially invited to
livd in a new home which i s '
L ticket' (o a movie a dime more.
W e've heugd much o f that p ro ­
* attend. No admission charge will
*beiufr (built at West Slope.
I the iiionihly electric bill sixte
bo made.
Mrs. Fisk is a friend o f Mrs
cen ts m ore. S o It goes, down the portion o f th«* population which
Is “ III tad. 111 housed, an«9 111
Bthel Britg-h and is s'a y ln g at
endless list o f p u rp o s e * and pay­
the latter's home In Huber.
ment»« we all m ake. The tax col* ; cloUnnl." What we d on 't hear o f­
JEW ELER
ten enough Is that the burden o f
Irrtor is alw ays al your elbow - i
H illsboro and IteawrLn,
' Gospel Groups Meet
debt
am
i
taxation
Is
larxly
re«'
a hwilily expensive if unseen
S u ccessor to
P«»ns !f»le for fha», aud In tw o
com pau iaii.
Group
No.
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f
the
W
om
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A. E WILSON
NEIGHBORHOOD
ways. First, It. takes a pencen-
; «o u n c » o f the Church o f Christ *
And here Is proof o f tihe fart
Watch K.'psLrlag a Spretalo
to«se o f the small wage earner <
met Wednesdfay afternoon at the
that Lie real burden o f taxation
CLUB MEETS
Income wtilch he obviously can-
home o f Mrs. 1^
L.
Myers.
falls more hsarlly on the man
noil afford If he Is to maintain
The Neighborhood “ 500
clu b They aire startin g a new inte­
o f small means Ilian the mu of
a decent standard o f living, fie«-
rnet at the hom e o f Mrs. O scar j sionary p roject.
la ig * . Four dollars a week taken
R. K. Brown (above) last
ond. It «h-prives him o f Jobs and
was elected president of the____
Larson last Tuesday. High) scores
G roup No. 2 met in the par-
out o f a $2»! paycheck means th i' '
A. A. THIBODO
Bank of Spokane. WK-rerdlBg thi(l iy pU-ul w orker's family must opportunities uu<! tin* tdiaiice for
were held by Mrs. W . J . A lexan- lors at , the church Thun-dav
lM*tf<-r pay. An ovortaxed bust*
C. M. Ehrhardt. He wlU combint
l e r m e r ty
w ith
Mr 1er k I ra n i.
der and Mrs. Harold W hatley. ! 'Afternoon.
his new post with that at genets! go w i'/iout needed clothes, medt- ness doesn't expuml and hire
Hus opened a
fie x t meeting will be at Mrs.
The In dies Council have Jti.it agent o f the'Farm Credit AdmlnM- ' “ I a th -n tl«», entertainm ent, ets-. mors* m en. Nor. when It Is being
McOonnell on Farmington Road.
finished the work o f
redecor- | (ration of Spokane, a position b« 1% means less money for insur-
drained to the limit by govern-
RADIO
t 1 has held since 1934.
[a n ce o r savings. It means poorer
ating the ch urch basement.
meiit, cun tl Increase wages.
.equlren,cuts ami award* an* Ihe
X ?< ryG R A Y
Heads Land Bank
GRADE SCHOOL
MUSIC
S I R I ’ RIM i
PARTY
GIVEN
FESTIVAL
A surprise parte' w-as given
'.M r.
and Mrs.
H erry
Sw art-
w ood at their home on Farm ­
ington road last Thursday by
the ladies o f the Neighborhood
. “ 500" club and (¡heir h usbands.
M rs. Swartwood ha* been a
Schools participating in the fes­
tival will be C ooper Mountain, l member o f the “ 500" club fo r
f
Aloha-Huber. Kieton. Bethany. Ce­ several y e a rs.
Tfhey
recently
sold
their
place
dar Mills, Hiton. Hazeldale, and
and have now moved to P ort­
Beaverton,
land. Refreshments were served
program.
The evening was spent playing
This is the fifth year Beaverton “ 500." Ladies high seores went
has been the center fo r such a 't o M rs. C . J . Hammer and to
program.
Mrs. W . J. Alexander. Men's to
Everyone is invited to attend. C . J. Hammer and M r.
M c­
No admission charge will be paid. Connell .
I
So Fie “llttOe m an" Is getttng
II in the neck as a result o f
ifioec siictdal fiscal pollctas p u r
M.e»l by a group of politician*
who copiou s crocod ile tears on
b«‘ lialf o f th«- people
It's time
ro) k e t.
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Propaganda for Democracy
The annual Grade School Music
Festival will be »held in the
Beaverton Grade School auditor­
ium Fr iday afternoon at 1:3») April
26 .
B la c k
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Democracy rests set oa supermen
but on the qood sense ot many.
W e work to a hundred year plan.
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America is rich In it« posM -.«ion ol
all th* liltle things that any
family wants.
Democracy accorili all the freedom«--
freed o m
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w m M
* ç y U fy &
r- U f f i j j f
M.j
(F,
| srr all. nd In a color to suit any
garden scheme. M oreover they arc
easy to grow, and they provide rn
abundance o f blootn from early
summer until well into fall.
In the photo above, the followlr.-;
zinnia vnrlctfes are shown: Top,
left to right, California Giant,
Fantasy, and
Dahlia - Fiowcre
lower
row,
Megans,
f- ab!o
Flowered, Lilliput, and Mcxicat i
Hybrid.
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kGilte?6
-io aca vrjfith
It is the laborious process ot making
more things people will buy. in
which every bod y participates, 'hat
distributes the benefits.
At
P r ic e !
K u d ti u llu Irap i ifvvJ K in d
O f CMtfaitB Kdi/r t Mokt/ iVeu
Thin Gifted» fjfu d r Oul-Vmr-
fo rm Vtag fliittnur O n fin i.r!/
'*È p*
HI rule T ie s T o Or«*’ .'
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Wm MW;
If the black .^hi* 'p o f a fam ily Is
the member who doesn't act or
look like the rest, then the zinnia
family of flow-ers is just a parade
o f black sheep. Shown above are
seven zinnia blossoms, with no
one o f them much like the other
in size, shape or color.
That Is one o f the reasons the
zinnia is among the most popular
of home garden flowers. They can
be had large, medium sized, or
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Wealth must he ühunfLnliy -ueeGnily-
err iteci
m
Ours is a busta*** civilisation. Its
virility derives from the union ol two
great forces working together . . .
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What is achieved b y our dem ocracy
naiionally Is but th* sum of achitve-
meets locally.
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For Shaves That Look And Foal Lika
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It thinks of r-.-n not as a subject ol
the slate out as a Ire* and reliant
being, entitled to health, happiness,
the reward ot his ow n initiative.
l y H A T 'S WRONG WITH DEMOCRACY? In discussing this question
t t recently, I'aul Garrett, Director of Public Relations for (><>
n»>ral
Motors, found nothing wrong with our dem ocracy except, perhaps, a
lack of understanding o f the things it stands for. The only way to
correct that, he said, Is through more and better propaganda for democ­
r a c y — propaganda that is honest, that is human, that stirs sound
emotions. “ Over all the world,” Mr. Garrett concluded, “ the heart of
man is hungry for faith. Man wants to believe he can earn his way to
better position. He wants opportunity along with others working beside
him, opportunity that Is the only true security, to attain all those
freedoms our form of democracy stands for. Man longs to know that>
through and through the plan o f American enterprise la threaded his
greatest hope for the future.” A bove are Illustrations o f excerpts from
fr. Garrett’s talk “ Propaganda for Democracy.”
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