The Beaverton review., June 14, 1940, Image 2

FRIDAY, J I N K
BEAVERTON
14, INO
tom In evitably m enus th e loss of
th o se p erso n al lib e rtie s th a t the
A m erican (»eople have prized a-
a n h s c r l p t l e a
N a t e s
bove a(l else. In th is co u n try
O n e y e a r ( I n a d v a n c e ) ...............I I 00
S ix m o n t h s O n a d v a n c e ) . . . . .
.SO th e
privately
ow ned.
p u b lic ly
O n e y e a r ( I n o t h e r s t a t e s ) . . . . 1,10
E x t r a p o s t a g e f o r O u t s i d e t h e U. S.
reg u la ted life In su ra n ce h as g i­
ven us m ore ea rn ed social se c u ­
I H K K I C D i I I I
“ A m ericanism
I s
u n fa ilin g
r ity th a n an y o th e r n atio n haa
l o v e o f c o u n t r y ; l o y a l l y i c I ts
e v e r enjoyed. T h a t is tile A m er­
In s titu tio n s a n d Id eals; e a g e r ­
ican Way. It m ust he m a in tain ed
n e s s to d e f e n d It a g a i n s t a ll
enem ies;
undiv id ed
alleg ian ce
If th e A m erica we know is to
to th e f l a g ; a n d a d e s ir e to
live on and on.
se c u re th e b le ssin g s o f lib e rty
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Rev. II M arcus Godw in. F a sto r
Bible school 10:00; m orn in g
w orship. 11;
young
people's
m eotlng, « 45; ev en in g w orship.
7:45; teactitw tuniiiiltig « Isas and
p ra y e r m eetin g , W ednesday, S 0 0
a a a
to o u rse lv e s an d o u r p o ste rity ."
Many a poorly paid em ployee
giving au ac co u n t of h e r m a r­ can bo th a n k fu l he is n ot
a
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riag e to Mr C h arles D avidson.
I he H ist tiling this, niom int, And wo prom ise th a t n ex t Mine p u rtn e r and g e ttin g n o th in g .
Blonde w ere in v en ted to keep
w ill be to -apologize. J u s t how
he, o r she, o r e ith e r o r both
to get about It Is th e puzzling of them get m a rrie d w e’ll be m a rrie d life from ru n n in g too
p a rt
You see. th is is how It very su re to m en tio n both co n ­ sm oothly.
T h e m om ent a He rs b o rn It
comets about 1
tra c tin g partie«.
s
ta
r ts ru n n in g .
We ta lk ed w ith M r. D avidson
• b o u t th a t, to him . Im p o rtan t e-
AMERICAN WAV
venk, h is c e le b ra tio n of Jibaf
sa cram e n t, holy m atrim ony, and
e w e
In a re c e n t a d d re ss. H o lg ar
he survty told lue th e uaiiie ot
J. Jo h n so n , p resid en t of th e In ­
the o th e r c o n tra c tin g party.
l * t It also he said th a t cer- s titu te of IJ fe In su ra n c e , said
By Frances Lee Barton-
Barton— -J J
thinly we n ev e r had an y reason thru th e .’rec-born nten an d wo- w T O W nbeut h aving a gooseberry
m u st
d ecid e J~j, ire c t o r tw o uow th a t th e ir
w hatever for keeping Miss W at­ nteu of A m erica
Grand-
k in s’, now Mrs. D avidson's, nam e w ith in the n ex t tell y ea rs w he­ sn o rt se aso n 1» h ere?
th e r th ey a re g oing to p ro v id e
m o th er’s y e a r
out of the new s.
would have been
I-Hoc the r e g u la r people th e / th r lr own se c u rity th tp u g h in d i­
VN o f)
spoiled w ithout
vidual
th
rift
an
d
self-relian
ce,
o
r
are n e ith e r Mr. no r Mrs. Dav-
. Vl^/
a gooseberry plo,
re ly m ore an d m ore on the F e d ­
idsou h av e called th e m a tte r to
ppl
an d even though
e ra l govern m en t for su p o rt.
a? ..5L she m-vy hnva
o u r atten tio n . It cam e ab o u t In
Mr. Jo h n so n added th a t It is wA J
?
seem ed a bit old« !
th is m a n n er:
fashioned to us.
rig h t an d ju s t fo r th e G overn­
T he young hopeful. H. R ussel
you may be su re |
m ent to provide, th ro u g h social
IfuigJC. re c e n tly a rriv e d ii.»m
a t u goose-
se cu rity a living m inim um for F ' y f l ’A M I L U A J L R th
U e r r y p | e 19 j u s t
Oregon S ta te C ollege w as go­
th o se un ab le to su p o rt th em sel­
ing over th e hom e tow n sh eet ves in o ld age. R ut it Is a f a r c up-to-date today as It was In th e ;
T h rs e to u r .U lnty b lu of fem ln in lty h c ra ld th è contili« of f h r tiMO
g 7 u ln e d c t. T ry th is recipe fo r a
ami when he cam e to th e Item c ry from th a t to
g o v ern m en t s u rp r’ -,e d e s s e r t:
G olden G ale llitc ru a tlo n a l H xposltlon, to o pen on 1 rc a « u rc lslaiMI.
a big sm ile b roke o u t o v e r his going w hole-hog in to th e in s u r ­
in San 4 iu iirl.c n Itnv, Via) Si». W ltll th e failiou» Tow«-r of
Huiv
D elicious G ooseberry Pie
co u ntenance an d tu rn in g to the an c e b u sin ess, a s h as been pro­
« b ac k g ro u n d , M a rg u e rite NkltrU. teff, an d Je a n n e Iloti. N o n n a
4 c. o.s prepared g o o seb erries; 2
Folsoui a n d F ai.» Sto Idoli | m . m - a to |i tb e aig n lllrau t t-tl-l-O .
ch ap who u su ally In sists th a t posed a t v ario u s tim es.
tablespoon.* quick-cooking tap io ca;
he an d n o t th e boy It rig h t, h*
G overnm ent is a co n su m er, not l l j cups su g a r; Vi teaspoon s a l t ; ____________________ , .___
..m gra ed orange rin d : 3
ca u stically in q u ired : “ W ho w as a p ro d u cer of w ealth . In a d em ­ 1
th e lady?”
o cra cy th e people su p p o rt
the tablespoons m elted b u tte r; 1 re d p o NOBLE GRANDS
W ell, a ll nge can say in w e g o v ern m e n t; g o v ern m en t can n o t PI - l .15..
rism ove stem and blossom en d s HAVE POT LUCK
a re exceeding s o rry we om ited su p o rt th e people. Anil th e e s­ from gooseberries, w ash thorough- ,
. . . . . . .
„
, .
Miss E lizabeth W a tk in s’ n am e In ta b lish m en t of arty o th e r sys- ly. and cu t in halves. Add tapioca,
^ *** F ast N oble
G ran d s clu o
sugar, sait. orange rind, and b u ’.c r. ntet a t «¡he hom e
of M ia Ja y
an d lot sta n d 15 m inutes. L ine n F ro st W edcsday. Mrs N ettle Me
B ethel C o n g reg atio n al t h u r r b
9 inch pie plate w ith t? of p a stry E lroy w as jo in t ho stess,
W illa rd B. H all. M inister.
rolled f t inch thick. Fill w ith
F o u rte en lad les
atte n d e d the
M PU M H V r
rtK S O M I.
I- or/ A b o u t
G oc schemes?
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S f0paMryr 'w n h MiUoTd w \\°ei‘ and^n” \ m eeting. A pot luck d in n e r w as
* >*»• F h u rc h school. Frof.
ju st top cru st, cu ttin g sev eral silts enjoyed a t noon. A beautirullv t . G. Webb. S u p e rin te n d e n t,
to p erm it er.iane of steam . R ake i d eco rated r a k e ad o rn e d th e cen-
1I ; ih ) a. m., M orning w o rsh ip
in hot oven (459* F.) 15 m in u tes. . te r of th e
tab le, honoring tbe T h e se rm o n su b ject
will
¿ ', tre and
a S i5 *'•»«
rao d cra.e
<950* F.)
bake
30 m in u tes b irth
. d , a y . .. of . .Mrs. H a rrie
.... t - F ra
.. n - . “Ttie * G
u r re
e u a t r I m k - ir tr a a y ia
a i. l"
cis A b u sin ess m eetin g follow ed
Muaic by lhl> c h o lr un<Jer ^
d ite c tio n o f W illis 1 * t.’ady.
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■ItACIttKS (JET PAY
Cherries Ripe and
Cherries Red
ri^
a
l o c i 11"
the Line at ’40 Fair
aw gWMVV
'UMnm -
—T
Why men will visit T re s-u re Island for th e I » " '•
t C a t» In te rn a tio n a l E xposition m a« easily be nnder-
stood if you east yoi r eye . over th ese If*
. . v . „ g ......,
___ . . will
. . „ he „ fea tu re d in “G olden D ays of ’40,**
irls, wh-.
th e < ab fo rn ia W orld’* F a .r ’s openin'; ;
>
.
t o It« sta g ed May 25 and 25.
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l
B eav erto n , O re.
i ’h u r r h on W heeler a n d Alas
a n J c r S tr e e t s .
S u n d a y School 5:45 A. M.
Youug Feople «:30 P . M .
k lo ru ln g W orohip 11:00 A. M
E v an g elistic 7 ’45 I*. M.
T u n e In on K W JJ e s c h S unday
from 6:00 to 5:30 p . n t. lo tb e
A ssem bly of God U ro ad cast.
F . J. H u n tle y
H aetor
a e a
CHURCH O P T1IK NAZARKIIR
W. P . K cebaugh. P a s te r.
S u n d ay school a t 0:45.
M orning w o rsh ip a t 11:00.
» ♦ »
MRTKNTH DAT A D V K ?IT l«r
T he H u b er A loha S ev en th Iksy
A d v en tist m e sts every S a tu rd a y
mot n lug a t 0:45 a t th e H uber
C om m ercial h e ll. S ubbath school
m eets a t 9:45. c h u rc h aervtoe a t
11 : 00 .
f-eader. T. O.
K dglngton.
S u p e rin te n d e n t,
Mrs.
T u ttle.
a a a
F.
K
HKTHASY B A P T IS T C I I U ls H
Rev. Jo h n C. S ch w eitzer. M inister
9:46 e. m S u n d sy school w ith
c la sse s fo r a ll aces. Jid tu C roeah
su p e rtu le n d e n l.
.
11:00 a. t n — W orship se rv ic e .
COtoIr d ire c te d by C arl E ggtm an
7:46 p. hi .— E vening service.
Phone 540» F o r
INSURANCE
REAL
ENTAT F.
it
LOANS
Beaverton Finance Uo.
Rossi
B uilding
B eaverton
r " " r
m e its tn s i »
wh o
give th e
*1 f e r r lla ( a lh o lir I h u rrh
b i.s « C redit Louise- ollerc-d tav
Kev, G eorge O 'K eefe.
F a .to r
. o iu a n d ru g a scuool stu d e n ts,
Masse* a t 7:30 a m . and at
— By Frances Lee Barton ■ se rv e w ithout p aj . B ut su c h n * -H* a m t ’om c e a rly .
fA
\ E you an y of th is r y e e s a t r's
pro<| uct
at( UlB
Ulu 10llow
jo liow m
g is
AVE
's pr(Hiu
ct aa
.ug
la p a- 1
a s *
sour ch erries av ailab le? I If f
. ,, . ..
..
, m Ul
. . . . U lu_
not. do you have a can or two left ,u ,tj,elf- ° ° * OI ,h ‘’
*"■
< «1 RCH O f ( IIHINT
o ver from la st «ed tn is o u t In a re c e n t te st
K
v-- C o u lter, M in ister,
season? If th e a t Lue euu o. lu e first j . a r
Nvxt S un d ay m o rn in g a t 9:45
i n.8T *r ls 8,111 w .tlca cove«ed vvJio ljt WHO IN ,1|<> srrm o n su b ject w ill be. F o r
y o°u ’ p urchase 1HK Nr-w
I LdTA.vlLNT
(New Hod. H om e an d .Native
I g n d .’’
som e and try j V oih, F nilarlelphla. D e tro it’, St. T,’,,s will he a F lag day service,
th e
following gouih , O m aha an d o th e r of the
Bible stu d y period at 11:00
recipe for a des- la rg e r citie s liave a ‘it*.my (i r ( ® clock. All serv ices w ill be d is­
se rt th a t will I
(0
Dime w ork o r thu m issed a t sh a rp , 11:30
■ n 'ctfr "those to
plan ot i. u .i . ,i
' > a t 7:00 o'clock, aer-
whom it Is served. E asy to m ake, c u rin g scnool n o u rs.j H ere H I mon “ t * 00 o clock,
econom ical and delicious — a real w nat th e
hoy
w ro te :
ib lrd ch a p te r o f
“ M ary
’’three-in-oue" tasty .
I -|
w ould
lik e
to
im ita te Mn« d a lc n o '’ In d ra m a w ill be
C u rran t Ruby Molds
F A l'l/r i ( llA K A CTH R
T iL U t S
"onlf. "Oh.
Vt cup dried c u rra n ts ; 1 cup red | n d o in g w ina he th o u g h t was !*oul w **hout H avlour" w ill b.-
ch erry Juice (from canned so u r | riKht i u , p«rMC(Med tin- C h ris- r» n to m lm « d .
Come and
enjoy
ch en -les); 1 cup h o t w ater; 1 i . _ .
.
.
.
.
a || th ese services
package stra w b e rry -fla v o re d g e l s - : “ a “
bec*i.ise he th o u g h t th a t
••rv tc e s. ^
tin ; V4 teaspoon sa lt; 2 tablespoons ’*'** Ihe rig h t th in g to do. A fter
sugar.
jb is co n v ersio n , he w orked J u s t 1 T H E METHODIST CHURCH
K erl B. M orseli, M in ister
Add c u rra n ts to ch erry Juice and
as im r(j t a i r j l n g
on
< h r ls t’s I
cook slow ly 10 m inutes. Add h o t
__ »,
S u n d ay sch o o l, 9:45 a.m . 8u*
w ater to m ake 1 pint liquid. DIs-
w ork aM uho * * * o rk w l
to
solve g elatin In hot liquid. Add sa lt st’Cu tc th e C h ristia n s,
and sugar. Chill. W hen slig h tly j "A n o th e r of P aul s tr a its th a t
thickened
tu rn
Into individual is w ell w orth follow ing is h is
molds.
until firm. Lnm old. b rav ery . He w as w illin g to suf-
S erves
to
fer an y th in g if It aid ed C h ris
tia n lty . A n ex a m p le of th is is
his being stoned a t L y stra.
1
w ould like to im ita te P aul in
h is k in d n e ss H e p erfo rm ed many
—.
.- -»ES*-».
—
.
: m iracles.
| “ I would profit by being as
I unselfish as Paul. W hen he w as
j on tria l Ibefore P e s tu r and be-
j fo re F elix an d before A grippn
1 an d B ernice he sp e n t th e tim e
| p rea ch in g the G ospel to them
| in ste a d o t tiy ing to defend him ­
self.
" I w ould also like to be as
m e n tally a le r t as P au l. B etw een
j th e P h arisee s an d th e Saldu-
cees he clev erly b ro u g h t up the
( q u e stio n of
th e
re su rre c tio n ,
w hen he w as being trie d before
th e R anhedrln.
“A nd la st b u t n ot le ast,
I
j w ould like to Im itate
P a u l's
, c h a r a c te r tr a it In rely in g on
1 G od tor had he n o t been S p irit
' guide«! he n ev er would have ac-
' com pH shed w h at he d id .”
So w ro te th e boy. A nd now
we a sk th e q u estio n th a t we can
n o t p u t to them in th e school
room : “ when you p a ss from h e re
: w ill It be to m eet C h ris t as 8a-
i v lo u r o r w ill it be to m eet your
j sin s and C h rist a s Ju d g e ? God
com m endeth His love to ns in
th a t w btle we w ere y et sinneTs,
ffh rist died for us.”
W H ICH
FOR YOU O P T IN E T E R N IT Y ’
TO HAVE GOD'S LOVE OR TO
HAVE ANGUISH
AND
WOE
FO R EV ER ? (W HICH?
C H R IST
YOPR RAVlOIMt, OR
C H R IST .
THE
JU D G E ?
W H IC H
EOfl
YOU O PT IN E T E R N IT Y ?
H
FLORIDA’S F A IR E S T ,
Miss Cecili« Perkins,
offers a can of grapefruit
juice to “R ed” the parrot
at the Florida S tate E x ­
hibit at New Y ork’s W orld
Fair. Chosen “ Miss Florida
F o r 1940*’, Miss Perkins is
another reason why Miami
is so popular in the w inter
time.
’
ALOHA ANMKMBLT OF HOB
OWL CAR DINER
{F o rm erly T h e B row n Mug)
FAMOUS FOR F RE SH
FRE N CH F R IE S
C anyon R oad. B eaverton
15 M inutes from P o rtla n d
THE FLOWER SHOP
a t BEAVERTON and TIGARD
P erso n alize d co m p lete flow er
se rv ic e fo r ev e ry occasion
F lo rists an d D ecorator
C o rsag es.
S p ra y s.
P la n ts .
C actu s. Etc.
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