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IOVH «W K t.OCAL P *P K «
T f U » k •• • M i l
I f l U r t d u n n n u l - e l t u m a tte r on
I V c « m b » r I. l» S i. %t th * p o a t o fflc a
Ht l l f a t r r t v n , O ra co li, u n d er the
• et o f M a rch *. 1ST»
I S S I 'KD F K 1D A Y O F B A C II W B K K
A T BK AV K R TON, OR1XÎON
Ownrr
No liq u o r o r
tob a cco
ada a cce p te d
l i k i r r l M U a
Ratra
One year (In advanr«) . . . . . . . f l 00
Six
m o a th s
O"
a d v a n c e ) ............... »0
other atataa).,.. l.tO
One year (in
Kxtra postale for outalda the U. S.
A M K K I O A N I C M
«
"A m e r ic a n is m
i a
u n fa llln it
lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y to Its
in s titu tio n s and Id ea ls; e a g e r -
ueaa t o d e fe n d It ajtalnat a ll
e n e m ie s ; u n d iv id ed
a lle | la n c e
t o th e f i n i ; and a d e s ire to
s e cu r e th e b le s s in is o f lib e rty
to o u r s e lv e s and o u r p o s t e r it y ."
TWO HUNDRED IN
MENTAL HYGIENE
DANCE-HALL BLAZE S0 CIETY COMMENTS
---- ------------ TO
Kl.» IEB
All vwrtrtkw should 'be sprayed
now. says County Agent W. F.
t'ym s. One stray application is
iuadequote
for
complete con
trul. Three are
recommended.
The second one should be np-
plied about seven days after
tile Hist one and the third ap­
plication will depend upon the
emergence o f the flW . Drench
tug the trees ts unnecessary but
a flue mist of spray should co­
ver the entile tree. luterplatUcd
trees and trees of any kind or
variety adjacent to the cherry
trees should receive a spray ap
plication. A recommended spray
is; 1-ead arsenate. S Tbs., mo*
lasses. 5 gals., and water, lOtV
gailoua.
Dolores
THE ART O F CA RVIN G PORK LOIN
BKAVKRTON REVIEW:
j From Oregon Mental
Hygiene
The Southern dance-hall lire. Society;-The problem o f the in*
in whk-h about ¡00 Negroes died divtdul who is mentally afflicted
A crowd had collected to see .
the most horrible of deaths Is is, of «-ourr.e. the jaroblein of the
simply one more of those con- individual
psychiatrist
m u c h a truck-load of eggs that hatl
A* '
ftafrratiomi which could have ¡been more than, it is. perhaps.
the capwtzed after a ccillishm.
prevented.
| concern of the world as a whole: mougst tike crowd was a very
our world has in these modern stout lady.
Uhe fire, U is reported, was
days so many • concerns
which
Presently a man rushed up
1. Kota hew the backbone has
started deliberately by a drunkeu
bsoome looeened during cooking.
densan its consideration.
The and looking past <he lady t.r
mei ry-naker None save the cri- j
The roast has -«n placed on a
comewrna arise, in most cases, wards the
smash.
exclaimed.
countt can be blamed for that, j
'srvtng V>aH. »o that the back-
not out of individual thinking "Ye god«, what a w a ste!”
kone may be removed before the
But. had a minimum o f fore- (
but out of the psychology of Uhe
"You mind your own businen ,"
roam u pi need on the platter.
thought been used, the hazards
mass of men. whose opinions are snapped the atouL lady angrllv ,
E Jwet eae sweep of the knife
that made fur a serious
fire
in many instances, controlled by "you may be fat too, when you
erfl) sever the backbone from roast.
would have existed.
sthnuli definitely planed to *e- re ash my a g e ”
E Bora u the roast on the p.st-
The dance hall was decorated j cure a certain result
tar la the eerreet poeitien for the
with streamers o f Spanish moss
Pehaps. in a day when men
Two clerks had been bemoan- , career The Hba roe see, are
—% material which is practi­ were much more accustomed to tng the fact
toward bias whore ‘ hey will eerr*
that neither had
as guide to the dirooUAa the hn'»*
cally explosive when dry. On thinking for themoolves and to been (born ridh. The first, being
should taka
top of that, all windows and reasoning from
the
available more philosophical
than
the
The carver should hold thr
entrances, save for the narrow fcnowleflge,
such
influences other, remarked:
roast stoedy by -nsevint the fork
front, door, had been barred in might not be as effective as
ta the toe et shown t- t*. •*!•»•
“ Well, there’ s one t h r ill th e
order to keep out possible irate dhey are now. The citizen o f the
(ration R oest p..»k >» i i « ' i •—c.ot*
r o h never enjoy."
lag if the slices are <•><• •» •
ciasbers.
'United States in Revolutionary |
■ 'W h a t's
A h a f* o*ked the
earver cuts *!<*••
■Rie inevitable rasufit was that times was a hardy pioneer who
other.
wfcen the match
touched
the «ad fought the forces o f men
moss. Hell broke loose. Flames *n<l of nature successfully and . “ The * » ' o f paying the
Last
HORNE .SENSE
«hot to the ceiling.. Vast pillars ,who knew where he wanted to '"»tallment. on something!”
In shooing die« or hauling
Of black smoke billowed
out. <?o and what be wanted to do
_______
_____
freigh
In a Tory few seconds the dance Today the forces that have been
«
* anK® " nm,H
it's
wiser to co-operate.
.
-r
^
o
nwu.
WIltl
0 11^
I n It
I ear
thru an 18-inch
inferno.
Dancers developed k
by
man as
as a a M
result
in a "crowded "departmrt«' ! K° ' lbet*r
" ° 0pr dou*
iJinded. by smoke ^rui choking
modern invention in the field
store and then go home
and If two take hold and work as 1.
from fumes, beat with pitiful **** o f materials and o f the
knock the doors off a 12-font Now that's a troth ail horses
futility against the barred win- ***“ * of the average man to
know.
daws and doors. A few escaped 8ra8D-
Hence, bewildered l i t t l e _______________
They learned it centuries ago.
by the front entrance.
The big
seek constantly for 'eade -
rrU IC T U P W A V
When days are hot and files
majority p erilled from
suffoca- I «hip without even sufficient data
1» 1 M l»
_
are (thick
tion and flame.
or background -/ to
determine TO GET IT DONE?
Co-operation docs the trick.
whether or not th*. leadership
(By Kathleen McCrea)
One tail on duty at the rear
In this fire. Uhe simplest, most
for good or evil. The breakdown ( U tbla the thinking process Can't reach the fly behind the
obvious tenet-s of fire preven­
t«f the sense of individual re- you po through as you plan a
ear;
tion and control were violated.
sponAbility is thus
a menace. menu for dinner?
But 2 tails, if arranged with craft
Under no circumstances should
infijAnable materUls be used for “ 0t ° nl’ ' J®
b f l n mankind
8#? ? **'* “ ppe,ll,n* “ nd no‘ G,ve M l t>rot#cUon' fore
aft
decorations—many a
disastrous to the nab° " " nd t0 a1> mank<ml too filling.
Tho forts pursue a lonely course
Meat? Yes. No animal protein le t wise man emulate the horse,
fire has started from that cause. „ „ „ „ „ „
; h it t
P i Y
for
the grown-ups so far today. T o make a burden half as great
Even worse is the pdafctice of A->aal!*IvIv Y i r v l I I
" b l
Potatoes? Yes.
Use (horse sense and co-operate.
barring windows
and ex$s Jg EMERGING NOW
Other
/
vegetables?
Broccoli,
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Gala crashing may be an an- j
a a a
A highway ia something ths*
noyanoe. but It’ s
considerable, cherry fruU fljes liaVe , ^ un turnips, beets or carrots? Make
it broccoli and carrots— not e- when you Slave a flat lire, there
Isn't enough o f to get off on.
anve.
These flies will begin laying eggs
• Salad? Lettuce with
cottage ,_____ . _ ________________
_ ___
The coun.tr>- pities the vie- ! within a few days to a weak cheese and
pineapple — more l r . ,
,
a .
_.
tans of this fire. But Jet the from the time they emerge. After carotene and more calcium
H l j f h M U d C IU S S t e p L p
country learn a lesson from the the eggs are lad the cherries
Dessert? Cottage pudding" No.
Alvlaion, Ontario;- "During iny
medie««, deaths. Think first— will not be free from worms. calcium Is still low. Make it visit one fellow walked
down
then you won't have to be vainly T o be effective the fly must be pumpkin pie and a cup of coffee to the hotel with me and men
sorry afterward*.
killed before egg laying begins. with cream
tuned that he was not yet a
Car In Glass Case” Symbolizes ^
Future Progress of Motor Cars
Charles F. Kettering seals, in a "glass case,” the 25,000,000th car re­
cently produced by General Motors.
A high point of Interest In Gen­ today. He pointed out, however,
eral Motors’ recent celebration of that due to a steady Improvement
the production of its 26,000,000th to be expected In cars of the fatutfe.
automobile was the sealing by the car In the glass esse then would
Charles F. Kettering, research ex­ actually he almost worthler.-i -xcept
ecutive of the Corporation, of the as a mnseum piece.
car in a "glass case.” The mile­
“ Any achievement—like this 16,*
stone car — a silver, streamlined 000.000th car—Is Important as a
symbol of more than 30 years of milestone, hut only as a milestone,”
Industrial engineering achievement Mr. Kettering said. "It shows how
by General Motors—came off the far we have come, f . not how far
assembly line at Flint, Mich., and we are going. We have only just
the chief ! begun."
was taken to Detroit
attrsetiun at a dinner and celebra­
William S. Knudsen, Pre>id< ni ot
tion at which more than 500 vet­ General Motors, in paying tribute
eran employes of the Corporation to the veteran employes attending
were honor guests.
the celebration said: "W e know ws
In sealing the case, Mr. Ketter­ must have good materials. We know
ing explained that a car sealed ln we must have good machines. Wc|
s glass case would not deterlr ate know we must have good engines.
over a long period of years, and But all In all. In the manufacture
tust theoretically It would be worth of the prodto
< if most Important
as much 20 ye ars ftpm now as It Is asset 1«
Now. let's s e e -w e had grape-
“ nd ~*‘ d ^
fruit this morning, tomato Junee to **■
80 be,nn* tbc
re« nt
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monthly report o f the worker
Oris noon and broccoli, carrots.
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among high school and college
butter and salad tonight to pro-
,
.
,
_
/ . young people as he covered the
vide sufficien vitamins C and, A clly M vU to,u The worVer add.
The meat, bread and cottage ^
^
yQunK f. Uow settle(,
cheese, and the pea-nut butt«* the b,R gucljtlon b*fore
,„ ft
i sandwiches this noon provide a the hote| thal IiUht He went
plenty of protein. The calctffm bonl(
jo a saved soul
may be a little low. but pump­
my
•Another lad came to
kin pie ha» helped and there room
following morning and
war skim milk in tfb# br^Aci. Th^ anked how to
alio lit it to be-
children have had
milk
fo_ come a missionary. He had been
I breakfast »nd lunch, so far their reading some of our Inter Var-
. calcium Intake
is well taken gity Christian Fellowship books
i care of.
in the school library and vis-
The |B factor? We hod only toned a life o f service for the
white bread, but there was the people that sit in darkness and
meat, peanut butter, (fceese. and under the shadow of death." A
few (fuewtions, revealed that this
vegetable« to help out.
There ts plenty of iron;
and ch*P wa" not a *,aved “ * n hln|-
by the time the family fills up *e,f
bul be,or* h* W t the botel
on bread and butter, there will •» * ° ur laU>r- he had >i<il<ted
be calories enough.
bU
»fe o v e r; being Iborn again
„
.
.
^
by receiving Christ as Saviour
Most of us do not go thru
^ l^ord
such an analysis as this. The
Under a local sponsor who
Chances are that we learn tjie
directs
them,
these
student
planning of meals to some ime
groups come together for Bible
else. Even the housewife m i) gtuijy and prayer with an or-
use ready-prepared menus What caJ,lonal
^ u r . In Alvl«ton
training did the person who plan-
meet ln the hlgh school
nod the meals have? How well building and the report adds:
was the planning done? If a "The meetings continue large.
pattern was followed, was the There have been nine conver­
pattern good? Upon the house- sions in the group thus far this
wife, dietitian, cook or steward year.” Again, further on.
we
Is often thrown the responet- I read as to the McGregor High
bllity for inducing us to eat food in Windsor, Ontario. "This group
that is needed, even tho we was started at the request of
may not like it. They are the the principal and has bin ac-
ones w<ho should be trained In t*rR co-operation"
the general fact* of nutrition.
Th« old organization. The In-
We look to them to plan meal* : ter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
that we can enjoy with the as- for Jrear" *av« attention to col-
surance that they are adequate Ie*e on*jr ^ ut °* ,at*’ *n i*anad*>
as well as appetizing.
ha* addcd th® hl,?h *choo[*
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,
has only entered tin* side of
MMle menus and meal plans the llnf, the paat two y(.aril afld
are iweftrl in attaining a good the reports tell o f a hunger a-
diet, they often do not provide mong our conege men and wo-
»«tv-dent evidence by whir*
to
for (,oinethlr..t solid
end
hi*ige »d-oiincv. Often diet« an- eternal.
oear Inadequate when Nidged bv |n this torn and weary world
thp menus, hut are shown to he a new, positive, creative force
adequate hr analysis
of
the 1« Imperative rtul *hat fo-oe
nimntlties of
food ron«uni<*d is God. It U Cod who crest»»
Conversely a similar a»nlv«i« of in the heart o f redeemed men
| interesting menus mav show
nn the urge to do His holy
«III
I tnsnfflclent intake
of imnorlant anti furnishes the p o r r .
ONK
'•—All have sinned, TWO— Christ t
foods, especially vegetables.
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ALOHA COMMIT ITT B4PTIBT
Rev. H. Marcus Godwin, Pastor
lllbls school 10:00; morning
worshlgi, 11;
young
poopte*«
meeting, 0:40; evening worship.
7:46; teacher duwtiing class and
praywr mevtlng, Wednesday, 0.00
a a a
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF 001»
Church on Whesler and Alas
•nder Streets.
Sunday School 1:46 A. M.
Young Poopla 0:10 P. M..
Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M
Kvamgelistlc 7:48 P . M.
Tune In on KWJJ each Sunday
from 6:00 to 6:30 p. m . to the
Assembly of God Broadcast.
I*. 3. Iluntlsy
Htstor
a s s
( lit RCII OP THE NAZAHF.Rr.
w. P. Kcebaugh, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning worship at 11:00-
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N K V ^ T H DAY ADYKHTUT
The flubsr-Aloha Sevivnth Day
Adventist meets every Saturday
rooming st 0:45 st tbs Huber
Commercial hall. Sabbath sohoot
meets at i i i . church service at
11 : 00 .
•ides of each rib. Every other slice
will be boneless. If the loin b
smalt, the »lire « ill be thin enough
if the cut I* made between eu h
psir **f iib -tHv **' t v »lies "—ill
isn»*‘ n a i>’ >. " ’ uh s t e » loin
U’r.cli'D sl.ee» .u») oc cut
tgvader. T. O. Kdglngton.
Hupei intendeut,
Mrs.
r. K.
TutUe.
a a *
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. John C. Schweitzer. Minister
9:46 a. m. -ttunday school with
classes for all ages. Jidin Crosnl.
superintendent
died for our sins. You rsceive
11:00 a. m.---Worship service.
Him as Saviour. THREE God Choir directed by Carl L’t 'lm ta
now puts your name in the Book
7:46 p. m .—INening service.
Of life and his 8plrtt Into your
heart. Get a ruble. Search out f "
the marching order« and look
Phene 5I«6 Per
to Him for power o f a new life.
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THE
MKTIIODI.HT CHURCH
Karl H. Horsell, Minister
■■»uminy school. 9:45 a m . Bu-
perlntsndent, Chaa H. Roseman
Morning worship 11:00
a.m.
Sermon Topic, "Broken riaterna”
i.'veillug worship. 8:00 p. tn.
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CHI Kt H OF ( HRI.HT
K. K. Coulter, Minister.
Morning wvtrahlp at 9:46 a.m .
Uudcavor meeting at 7:00.
Evening sermon a 8:00,
Come and enjoy the»* Gospel
service*.
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Bethel CoagregatiowU Chare*
Willard B. Hall. Minister
9:45 a .m . Ctburcb School. Prof.
K. O. Webb. Superintendent.
11:00 a. m., Morning worship,
The sermon subject
wlfl
be.
"The Great Commandment.''
Music by the choir under the
dilection o f Willis I. Cady.
7:00 p .m . Christian Kndeavor
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