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» iK in w , j im : into TH K “Aquatwins” at Forty Fair HKAYKKTON REVIEW M I L L G IV E BIG C H U R C H . D IN N E R L O C A L NKIVS m--------------------------------- - » * » Thu Uidles of St. Cecelia par ish are going to hold a dinner In the basement of their church Sunday cveulng, June !). A big «■r«>wn 1» expected as the Hlshop Is giving ron tlrnmt loti lu the evening. Many people who do not wish to cook a big Sunday dinner cun lie assured of the quality amt quantity of thy feed as these Iaidles are quite re- nowned for their culinary are. Better get tickets curly for a blx crowd la expected. Mrs. Nelson Walk«»r and »on, Donald. accompanied Mr. and Mrs M. H. Tomlinson of Portland and their eon. U w m ir « , amt hi.« wife of Washington, I). ( ’„ on n motir trip to The D oll,» and Itounevtlle Dam last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles I., ) k > hie and «mull »on. Itilly. of tb-> llethany community, were Tuea- j day evening dinner aue»tt< nt j the McKercher home. Mr», Ague* McKay of Graf ton. North Dekola. I* »pending the week visiting at the A. J. O il low ivy home. ' | I . ! : i S IL E N T L Y P A S S I N G ^ j|.vQR s a l e - - s u i n g m s , o u t . ^ 4 — —— — 9 ft| MntJ HH|lJ Wq Mrs. FMdy Gouty, the former 11 G IS T H. IllSMIMIKK politer work and uulo repalrln Eleanor Hemrteh, and two ,-hil- August II l)e»»inger wm» born of any kind. ~\\o mukc V"Vpec dren are visiting at the home of in Kreemont, Nebraska. Novem- laity c f |awn mower sharpen her parent«. Mr and Mrs. Char- her 13. 1893. At the age of tw., ,n(C ,uuJ repairing. M D May W» Henirloh. Kleanor Is »e ll 'he came with hl» parent» to riwltf. Canyon Road, phone Beav. known here and will be wel- Beaverton, where he lived un- orlon 8604. corned by her many friend--, til his death. June 5. | She und her husband are In the He leave« ‘ to mourn his loss KOK YOl'R VLGKTAIILi: \\ri I p W biedness at Heppnor. his father and mother.Mr and; f |owef ,,lauU you ran do he-1 from in ' r W r / : d SOn Mr"1 ( W K Desslnger; one sis- tie höm r m r <>,r of Beaverton. ° f n" * V,rt° . nome of Mr». Anna Switzer ter two " ‘ brother*. Oil Allen Avenue after having William F. and Carl of Port- spent some time vlsitiug her land ami a brother. Hei.ry of slsler in Walla Walla Hillsboro. 1 Classified Ad Rates Flritt Insertion, per word...2c Each additional, per wurd .lo I Minimum ohnrge 25c) Count each word to be prlulod Double charge for all lilt::«! ads The Review assumes ns *1 nnnclal responsibility for er rors which may appear In ad- veriiiqiments lu Ha columns, hut In cases where the paper Is at fault will reprint that port o f III«» ad In wlrtrh the error appeared. An additional chaiga of 10c will he made when wont ads are charged and hilling Is made the first of the month. ,#r a, Falsher'a Store .... Wataon SI., one and one-hair miles from lla< bank at Beaverton. 17tf CO* SALK: MILLWOOD AND Saw Dust. Wilson Fuel Yard at thetr tu-w location on I-om~ bard between Hroudwuy und llertiliu-Beaver toil Ruud. Phone Reavcston 4902 udv. c23tf _ - Omar Switzer left as soon as He was a loving »on. und [ school was out to visit bis sis- brother, ulways kind and * con fer Ksther. at Seaside. Oregon. slderate and much loved by all Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thompson with whom he came In contact and four children. Alan. Dale. 1 IBs passing will tie gnuily Eugene and Ramona, from Mnro. mourned by all who knew him t o in in uu it) tuc|t»a lot back of CALL - PHONE WRITE who have been visiting relatives Funeral services will be held Wltk-h llm rl »lore on highway and friends in Portland aud Ben- at Pegg’s chuppel 2 PM. Friday Telephone 9415 >*.<»! of inilsboro Sat.. June I. verton left Sunday for a trip A 1* at 1 o'clock. Bring uuytililiu down the Coast as far as FI or- L IB R A R Y NOTES you have to »»»II. Maitin Sand ence before returning to their ^ strum, auctioneer, adv. ¡g p-25 26lf home. They will have been a BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! trailer j wav two weeks, their vacation o « y„u have on your shelves MIR SAFFI—A 3-wheel reasonable, for cash A. J j before they get into harvesting I a box or trunk books you NOTARY PUBLIC • I M t U R A M C t IN B I S T ( O M M N U l Swllxer. Allen Ale. adv p2M i There will be a dance given have eeijoyed but no longer use! by the St. Cecelia’s Young Peo- j The Beaverton Community II- 1 M l RI N |'— J ni I ilium upuit Insurance Notary . Reni Esta!« pie's club Friday nigbt, June brary will welcome donations of 1 meni. Phone 9415 or Inquire 14. at Huber Hall, two miles : books, both for children und io: ut |{ev(pw. off , „ west of Beaverton. Music will adults. . -------------------------------------------- be provided by Ed. S&miU’s Or- If you would like us to pick SALE—Goosebert es 2c. It», Beaverton Barber Shop chestra and admission will be them up. please mull a card to yon pick: 4c If I pick Me 25 cents per person. Everybody our Librarian. Mis. KJIth Tay- dill's, hulf mile north of cau C. J. ST FT F NS, Prop. ls welcome. adv. c-2S lor. Box 592, Beaverton, or you i nery. on Cedar st. p-25 DoV G R A Y F'eatured swimmers in Bill)- R om -’ s IM O Golden Gate liner- tintinnai Kxposition “ Aquacade,” are lovely twin». \ irglnia .imi Marian Hopkins. » I i o v v i i above. Bolli girl» are water star* in ih.-lr own righi, ami bave heen selectcìl by Rose to suini in lite '".\qua- cnde,” maminoth water spedarle to run tliroughout thè Fair. Treasure Islaml, on San Francisco Ba), opcns May 2S. As a Chinese Student Sees Himself V MUM* PrtM of Aloha WHS warded tbe door prize tit Hill* boro high school when the Far- mers Union held their State Convention there recently. She was accompanied by Louis Bal- mer of Beaverton, proptietor of La Portone. ..... k* ,h*' Kxeprteuced Uectric utou* next to the * * Sdifriith Ikiy Adventist girt * '* * “ ni|* hull. The lleaierton In modern country home nonr CommiHUtjr building. Beaverton no laundry, hut You ,T* “ “ lnv,,wi lo *** ol,r must like children, tin per ' * w 8‘?c“ on *b* ,ven JUBt con* month. Phone IIRoadway 327.’. " e Mrs. Phil Poulrky. Beaverton Library Hours are: Wednesdays. 2:30 to 5:00 p.iu. The Barry cbiidien who bava Thursdays. 2:30 to 5:00 pin. been enjoying a siege of meas- and Saturdays. 2:30 to 5:00 and Studio Barber Shop les, are well and happy again, 6:30 to 8:00 pm. F’ rank Moore, Ppop . Beavi« ton air. ar.d Mrs. Lave. ne Schashi Our ’ library is circulating un < H ILD RE NY HAIR CUT H i are tbe proud parents of a ba- aVerage of 150 books per week. UNION SHOP b> girl norn Tuesday. our ;lM,bitlon is to Increase that GuarnnleeJ Workmanship Mrs. N'eta Daly, our genial number aud a|ao the number of lady at the Postofflce (because books available how can a lady be a master?) Beaverton < onmunlty Library _ anyway Mrs. Daly will attend tbi Board. State Convention of the National Postofflce X * Em ployee, wnlch will be held at next week. ( oivallis j . j Mr. Cloud said he used ’.a 1 own the Powers farm. that he ’ was looking for Geo. Stitt. a- 1 mong others and that he left here In 1893. It later developed that he used to call on Miss Hattie Wolff and seemed very pleased when we directed him The way students learn their lessons in China. The cartoon was drawn to where the former Miss Wolff by a Chinese student in Chungking, China’s wartime capital. now lives. M raids. They have set up new schools, building dormitories with their own hands. Many of them have been cut off from any financial aid from their families. American students are helping, by collecting textbooks for the colleges in China, and by sending financial aid. Text books and funds are handled by the Far Eastern Student Service Fund, at 347 Madison Avenue, New York, whose sponsors include many American college presidents and deans. But the Chinese students are their own best support. They con tinue to study hard, because the fu ture of China rests npo* their shoulders. They are cons: 1 as important to the nation as the fight ing forces.. ON HIS WAY TO JOIN THE LEXINGTON announced, showing the confer ence on guidance and adult edu Gordon J. Fauteck, son of Mr cation is scheduled to be held and Mrs. Carl Fauteck is on his at Corvallis July 15 to 17. 1’ way to jon the ship to which will follow tha conferet.ee or. he has been asigned. the U83 curriculum at the Univero v o: air p.-ne carrier, the Lexington. Oregon July 10 to 13. In a letter to his mother, Gor don says that h'.s ship is now at Honolulu and that the ship NEW he is sailing on while on hit MANAGEMENT way to the I>exlngton Is drag ging targets and going only 6 miles per hour. They expect For 'Hie to be about two weeks enroute. DATE SET FOR STATE CONFERENCE Oregon State College, Dates Tor the annual joint summer conference on education spon sored by the state system of higher education have Just heen ALOHA IN N REFRESHMENTS LUNCHES On The Highway W. V IN E Y A R D , Prop Fritz AtH'ndroth JEWELER Hillsboro and Beaverton Successor to A. K WILSON Batch Repalrlag a wpedalt) A. A. Til IBOI M) Fortnerl) with Meier k Frans lias opened a RADIO PH O N O G R A PH Electric Appliance SE R V ICE SHOP association | Reai K8tate Transfers Milton T. Cloud of Julesburg. Colorado arrived In town Tlrnr- sday with his son. Merton, hla niece, Mrs. J. A. Hazelwood of Portland and his brother. S. B. Cloud of Kearney, Nebraska ORE than fifty per-cent of China’s students are still study ing, despite the war which rages about them, because Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has urged them to remain at their lessons rather than to go to the front. “ We want more itechnical men and more scientists.’’ the Generalissimo has said. The 'students, he explained, are impor tant to tbe plan of building a strong China, while the war of resistance .is being waged. * Many of the students—both girls and boys—have had to walk thou sands of miles on foot to reach sec tions of the country beyond the range of Japanese gunfire, ’..tey ¡carry their books with them, and ¡gtop in fields_to study^between air NalUfartloa Gnaraaleed For a short time Mr. Cloud will Ibe a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. S. Anderson, whom he had not seen for a- bout thirty years. ___ .. John P. Nelson et ux to R un - sell Binkley et ux. 5 acres In section 34. T1S R1W. Hubert Storey et ux to Hex- trice HamGson, lot 2u Sylvan Hills. erson et ux.lot 2«. Fanno Creek Acre Tracts. Otto Cross ef ttx to Wlllxm D. Martin, lota 11 aud i2. m wR-i ire Add. W. E. PEGG 1ND FRTAKFR A F M IIIM H 'R Grange lllilg.. 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