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b 'R iU A Y . 23. 1940 A l 'U l S T i i l a w . ì u ' un n i. u h n Vi« i M' ih TH E ^«SNAPSHOT GUILD BEAVERTON REVIEW SETTINGS FOR PICTU RES T O I H O W N LO CA I. P A F K H T i l t ) k ••• III I M u lrrtd u s c c o n d - c U s s m a tte r on D e c e m b e r I. 191a. a t th e poa t o f f ice a t B e a v e rto n . O re g o n , u nder the a c t o f M a rch S. 1979 rcH uncin ISSl'KD F R ID A Y O F E A C H WEEK A T B E A V E R TO N . OREGON J. H. H l’ LETT Hates (In advance)............$1 00 S ix m onth'* (in a d v a n c e ) ............... «¡0 O ne y e a r tin o th e r a la t e a ) ____ 1.50 Extra postage for outalde the U. S. i **i w U i C aA .« I J .a "A m e r ic a n is m i a u n fa ilin g lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y to Ita in stitu tio n s a nd id ea la ; ea ger* nesa to d e fe n d it a g a in a t all e n e m ie s ; u n d iv id ed a lle g ia n c e to th e f l a g ; and a d e s ire to s e cu r e th e b le s s in g s 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 ." 1 > A l ût FA124 FO R C O Li A l l A L 'L K U A U I L ì ) A * * Const ruction was tngun this w eek at toe \\ as.iiugton County Maybe boy* shouldn’t clim b tree*— but here, the tree makes a nice fe.ouuus o f a 'building to snapshot setting. Choose good locations for your subjects. house toe chicaen exhibit*. Tue adult.onui Ouiidiug was found Choose a setting that ts familiar, I l f HEN you're taking pictures of lu x e »sar> whe; 1 was announced t ' a person, there are two “ most and In harmony with the subject's that a ¡o r n o n o f the new sfoca Impo. tunt" elements In each s h o t - dally activities. Ret a shot of hatrn, leceuU y com pleted, whica first. the subject, and second, the Grandpa tending hi* gulden, »nap had been sei asiuv fo r poultry, setting or location Many snap- Dad at the basement workbench would be needed to take care ot shooters give all their attention to where he works on his ship mod the livestock. the subject, neglecting the. back- els If Johnny insist* on «.limbing The new oulbiing was designed ground and surroundings and the tree by the back porch—which to care tor the additional 4-H as a result, the picture Is often not he shouldn’t—at any rate get a club exhio.tors fo r at least two as pleas ng as It might have been, snapshot o f him there before you years m ore, but ib esocK d u o The proper setting greatly helps order him down In brief, picture work has be«u grow ing so sw ift n picture For example, a shot of people In surroundings they like, ly b is year that a capacity ex your small daughter Just standing and you'll get natural. true-t«vlife by the house may be all right, but snapshots hibit has been assured. Before taking a picture, look he a shot o f her by the flower bed. On the enteitaitunent side of plucking a bouquet for the table, or yond the subject and study the the nur, scheduled fo r August A i l , the taiiure o f part o f the a picture o f her wading in a pretty background Make sure that spots brook, will generally be much b el or objects in the background don't Saturiiay program prompted the ter Here, the settings give a reason interfere with the su bject—ioi ex fair board <o an app««al to a il for the pictures—and at the same ample. don t let a prominent tree com m unities in the county for time provide attractive surround appeal to l>e growing out of the talented acts fo r the vaudeville logs for the subject ■ < . , ' subject s head Often, a shift of a show in tne open air tneatre. If you can. imagine a theater 1 ... ... Any and ali acts w ill be w ei- m ovie without scenery—Just char * few inches to right or left will com*?, it was decided, and every acters acting their parts on a bare solve such problems Form the habit of putting your com m unity .;as been invited to stage' Think how much would be participate. Should more talent lo s t Proper surroundings are es picture subjects Into appropriate ueek entry Into the show than sential for flue pictures— still or settings — see that backgrounds movie— and If you take care to se don't Interfere — amt you'll get ttaere is room fo r in one per lect them, your pictures will be far clearer, more Interesting pictures. form ance a prelim inary showing Johu van Guilder mtarm aC sctirt. w ill be held. Fifteen d ella: s In pi izes ha., Teachers in Beuvertou Hlg'< L*--- •’“ “ k . cor tue vauee beat laud on Friday on business, numbers presented. T o avoid M rs. Jessie V . Meyers was In School include: contusion the hoard requests that Potland .Monday on business. M r. L . M. Cook. Mr. E . G. all acts wishing to paiticipate .Ms. E ffice Kofahl spent Sun- i Webb, M r. Edwin Zum wait. Mr. write the hoard in H illsboro a* day here with her sister M rs. ! L. Kua=ell Mills. Miss Geraldine once. M argaret Swain and fa m ily. j Sanford. Mies A m orette Barnes, Arranscxuents are being made M r. and M rs. Pete Petersou M rs. Gertrude R obertson. Mis* for Liiothe. entertainment enter- and sons Howard and Kenneth o f Mary M&itha Sweeney, >•»** B er p rist which piom:.-.es much Hdla- Gladstone Oregon were Sunday nice Conoly, Miss Gayle Duif. rity fo r the assembled crow d s, ¡v isito rs at the M. Swain home Mira F e-ria Green. Misa H*0«-n This is to be tne hog driving here. * Irwin, Miss Eb-nnor Zürcher, contest in which stubborn hog» M r. Paul Easton made a bu- Miss F lorence W oughter. Miss k 9 nMist oe driven at least 100 y a id s siness trip to eastern Oregou V iolet N ew ell. and placed in proper pens. P ri- ov e r the weekend, zes L td j e given in tnls e v en ', j M rs. M . Swain made a b u s!'- | and if enough contestants art tiers trio to Portland Monday and I obtained, the race w ill be run T uesday. tw ice a day; once in bhe a ft e r -j E ffice Kofahl o f Portland v i - [ r Wr *»»>■* <** noon and once in the evening, 'sited W ednesday with 'her father 7ou1 otorr, IO (XtSrthtalUJM .Tarr.iwai .. Crowded to capacity, the farm J . W cutrs. Her sister M rs. W 9W uppe** . niachinoiy snow again will be L . Swain here, a leading feature o f Ohe fair, w ith I ^ Merne Dean entertai ne(1 ht all models in farm er auis on dis- fellow employees o f the H„ ll|bo ® , Arrangem ent* were completed last week with the state forestry- service for a Large educational display featuring forest fire figh ting equipment in charge o f a . . , j, . foreeter to discuss forestry pro- Kev. Juba G. Scbwattxar, Minister 9:46 a. m Sunday school with classes for all ages. Juhu C roesi, superintendent. 11:0« a. ui.— W orship eervloe. tltioif directed by Carl ICgglinan. 7:46 p. m.— Evening eervlce. * a a a ALOH K AHNEMUI.I OF U0U Church on Wheeler and A les under Streets. Sunday School 1:42 A . : ro Pharmacy with a party a her home W e Saturday evtnin* 0am e8 „ „ refreBhnienta w e :e on the p rogram . M r. and Mrs. P. Easton made a business trip to Portland F ri- fUy ^WBXKBMJSMMk routes »• *bout as they were last year. Inform ation regard- ing sch ool transportation can be secured at the high school office o r by callin g M r. J . B. McGinn phone 9011, H illsboro, O regon. M r. L . M. Cook, athletic di rector has issued a call fo r all football player* to report for practice on August 26 at 2 p .m . The teaching staff was com ple- *'tod with the employm ent o f Miss Violet .Vestell who will teach in com m ercial subject-i In the hlgn sc.io o l. Miss Nesr'ell was em ployed In a si -ill capacity at H ’ nniston. C ieg c , «, ring the pu.-« two e,Ijrs The l o ’ lowt..! terei rs wl'l teach In the I ' verton Grade sch ool: Miss Merlo Davie t-iincipi«'1; LOCAL NEWS Mr. V . H . Pu. H M r. David' Phelps, Miss E V.er . brsder. Mr. Cogjlt o f Portland O r-gon Mlw, F-^yp U fn Id le V a g a business ca ller at th« J ner. Miss BaF'-*is Cady, Mlsy V . Meyer* home on M onday. Bertha O sterio’ M '.sM erza Hal- Mr. James Wetitzs wa-' In Port- Bfon tho * , Huntley H u tor a a a NF.TENTH HIT ADVENTIST T be H uber-A loba Seventh Day Adventist m eets every Haturd-ry m orning at 9:46 at lea d er. T . 0 . I'dgtagton. Superintendent. Mrs. F. Tuttle. a a a AI.VH A Kev. U. Itlble sch ool worship, 11; 10:00; young Studio ItarlH'r Shop Frank Moore, I*pop.. Bett« ertoti (H ll.D K K .V H IIAIK CUT. 36« UNION SHOP Guarnnteud W orkm anship NPBCIAL DKINKN F or These Hot I toys F IA T SNOOKER HEUK In That Extra Hour Y ou’ll Mud All Y our Friends At La KORTONE HOB UIOM W üUM&ZSl W ns -J 7/r \ 0 yo u rC h ristm assh o p - ■^plng early” is good ad- vlce-if you m ust shop. But m ost of us do more shop ping than is necessary. You can m ake C h ristm as or any other giving easier and pleasanter by remembering that everyone w rites let ters, and that fine writing paper, therefore, alw ays m akes a practical and use ful gift. Properly packaged It m akes an attractive and Im pressive gift. E.X It I BITS From apples to antelopes A e r e s ot great displays. EDI 4’ATION . Machinery and Industrial Shows Wild Rife . State and Federal Exhibits . . . in structive Movies. EN TERTAIN M EN T . . . Rac ing meet . . H o rn Show . . . Great Night Revue . . . Dance . . . Special Events. AND E L Y ! . . . T w o Big Carniva: Shows \ l.a rrcr hnj-ra* . . p,,-, nd* . . Music Freel THE REVIEW m "*1 7 m orning p eople's meeting, 4:45; evening worship. 7:45; teuchor darning claas and prayer meeting. Wednesday, 8:00 Family! 12 A u n d e r K. COMMUNITY H tPT IN T Marcus Godwin, Pastor » 3i ^ AI PRICES ALL C JN* / FFORD Huber 11 : 00 . It'a Built tor Everyone 1 i C h ild re n the Com m ercial hall. Sabbath »«hoot meet* at 9:45, church service at Fine P rinting-- The tw o acciden t type« which i 3 cauee the greater proportion of r.-f Brinr; F. 3 -Ü M Tune In on KWJJ each Sunday from 6:00 to 6:30 p. at. lo the Assembly o f Ond Broadcast ■a I M. Young People 4:30 P . M„ M orning Wornblp 11:00 A . Evangelistic 7:45 P , M. Pr, blezns with the public. Mrs V . Swagger and dan- Laist details o f lenovatlng w«?re _,v,_ _ ^ . „ . . , j, gnter made a business trip to underway this week including a r ortland last Frlda 9 roofing crew replacing roofs on three of tbe display buildings as- 42 T O n i > t x - suring a weather proof fair if ’ U U i L .M the rains com e during the three SEPTEMBER 9 (hays o f the fair. * * a \i8ltors this year will find a C ontin ued From Page 1) greatly changed exposition s . a p , local ich o o l board to t.-ansport with new features and new con - a ll district 4k high and grade struction on every hand to bring achool pupils. The school bu« vim*" *1 17 ’ ° Che 1940 1 show Three nights o f enteralnnvent in the huge auditorium again will be presented Including Jim my Amato and his dance band playing the "Queen's B all" Thurs day night. An animated and ex perienced troupe o f 30 young men and women from the Jour- nol Juniors and a dazzling style show fo r Friday night. FWr Saturday night, prepara tions are being made to welcom e a record breaking crow d at #he open air theatre and inside the auditorium where Monty Brooks, ncti-d Portland tnawter o f cere m onies will present his 10 pfeoe dance hand and conduct the ji t terbug cont«»i*t hour at 10 p .m . Evening service at 8 o 'clo ck Hivbject o f Uie sermon will be Bolducs* In file Spirit " a a a BETHANY H A IT I NT l i l t ) HUH iNNOIJNCIMEVfrS Owner l l l t t r l p l l t t On* rear the traffic gccidonl deaths In rnaults In Uu* car going o ff thi* Oregon are the auto-pvdestrtau roadway at curves or sometlmea «■olUslon and the non-coillalou on the straight- aw ay. At night mishap. accordlug to a survey o f fatigne and drowslneaa ara o accidents whlc*h occurred during I her «'OlUributiug factors to one the first six months o f 1940. r«- non-s'olllslon accidents, suits o f which have ju st been Th,. o f persons killed In re loused by Earl Bnell. secretary j , heae two types o i accident* are of state. significant, the secrotxMTy o f stnta Sixty-seven percent o f the 16’. sutd. Sixty i«er cent o f tho pe .raflic falallt.es during the fir.« de-trUuJi k|||vd w„ r„ destrians killed were 65 y«wr« half o f the year resulted from o f age o r older while In uon-col crashes o f these two types, Snel llslon accidents, «0 per cent of In d I «sited. Pud e* Whin pet lileuts the fatalltlo* were person* b e accounted for 43 percent o f the tween the age* o f 15 and 39. death* and the uon-colllslon tnls- ’ hups nccounted for 35 per cent. • t rashes between two o r more car*, the type o f accident gen e rally considered In the public mind us the retuse o f nurst truf fle deaths, accounted for only 3« THE METHODIST IHUKC'M per cent o f the death* reported fc>;| li. !lo r » « ll, Minister Utiring the period. I Sim ilar school *t;4g s »o Pu- e- i perlutendent, Okas. II. Uosenta dcstrlatu involved In futal t e d - I M orning worship 11:00 a.m. dent* were com m itting some un Them e: Institut« Overflow safe action at the time they were “ On the Mon m aintop with Jesus" struck uud since most o f the In which those who attendisi Hie non-coltlston ‘ accidents Involve Summer ('am p will ¿bure their care which go o ff the highway uexuetlenre. on curve* o r at other places e e • due to speod too great far the ST. I l l E M I 'S t il l Ki ll conditions, elim ination o f these Kev. G con to O’ Keefe, Faster two factors -carelessness on the Mara, 7:30 a m . and 9:30 a.in. part o f the pedestrian and speed • • • on highways -should be the p ri Bethel tou grvgstioiiu l Church mary goal o f the traffic safety W illard H. H all. Miniator. w o 'k conducted In this state, ac 9:45 A. M. Church 8ch ool. K. cording to Sn ell. G. Webb, Mopcrlntendent. An In He deck*red that we must do class for every ago cvervfhtng lu our power to en- teresting group. «•oiunge pedestrian*. esp ecial'v 11:00 A. M. M orning W orship. the old er persons, to walk care Tbe serm on subject will be fully, to abide by regulations, "Vaw»-*hirae ttefteclona on Sum and to avoid the comm on errors tner Canto" that result In accidents. Such un- 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor «."'e practices as Jsjrwalklm-. lx>adonk Dolores Sheldon and •terming out Into the street from Mart he Randall. ',» (ween peeked car*, walking on * • • the right side o f the highw ay and I III Ki ll OF TH E N 17. IRENE crossln c in front o f fast mo w . p , Koebangh. Taator. ving cars should be avoided Sunday school at 9:45 Speed and Inattention are rhe M orning w orship at 11:00. t*er> factor* moat frequently en countered In non-colllaton a c c i Young P eoples’ Service, 7:00 pin. dents. Our reports show that Evangelistic services at 7:45 • • • m rn y cara run o f f the highway C H I’ KCII OF CIIKIST h„rn use the driver attempted to take a curve o t too groat n sneed. E . E . Coulter, M inister. or because the speed caused a M orning worship. 9:46 a.ut. ak|d. T hey show also that fa il The aubleet o f tbe serm ou Is ure to devote com plete atten "W hat Is Man " tion to the Job o f driving often Itlble study ut 11:00
