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Newspaper Page Text1 KIMVY, JANUARY 81, I1HI u t .m it r o N THE BEAVERTON REVI EW HlíTTY HIHTON I he Poufs Corner etqpNscvayse/qcv» Send In V our Contributions £/^S\3KNdt/Se/Q.'\3 V O I R (Itt > M C A i P A I'K R T r l r p h a n r »41ft UERAM1CH BRIEF Florist: "Would you care to Word» cannot always tell say U with flowerr air? Perhaps The thing we mean to any. a dozen rosea?" Speech is the crucible Highlander tin love) :“ Aye, ' That holds the untouipcred clay. mon, but I’m a man of few words — two will d o !‘- We mould the lovely shapes ♦ ♦ That compass our desire. E n te re d a s s e c o n d -c l» » » m a tte r on D e ce m b e r 9. 192*. at th e p o s t o ff ic e a t B e a v erton . O re g o n , u n der th e a c t or M arch I . I$T t TSSl'K D F R ID A Y OK B A C H W E E K A T BE A V E R TO N . OREGON H U L E T T ............... Owner R a b a r r l p t l a a Hate» O ne y e a r tin a d v a n c e ) ...............$ 100 S ix monlb» tin a d v a n c e ) ................<0 O n e yea r tin o th e r s t a t e » ) . . . . l . H E x t r a p o s t a g e (o r o u ts id e th e U. S. Trusting no curve escapes The final test o f fire. Beautiful Is the bowl If ita design has caught The intricate, the whole Irradiancy of thought. Sara King Carleton . » MEXI CA NI SM "A m e r ic a n is m I s u n fa ilin g 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 e a ls ; e a g e r n ess to d efe n d It a g a in s t a ll e n e m ie s ; u n d iv id ed a lle g ia n c e t o th e f la 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 r ty t o o u r s e lv e s and o u r p o s t e r it y ." PLAY WRITING FOR RADIO SLATED ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Four-H club members through out tue ¿state nave again been invited to participate in the 7th anuat radio play-writing contest sponsored jointly by the state station, KOAC. and the club de partment o f the OSC extension service. Oregon has been one o f the leading states in radio play-writing, .says H C. Seymour state club leader. A manual containing the rules a » i suggestions for the contest, and a copy ol the winning plav last year nave been prepared for ire« distribution by James H. Mo. ris. member o f the KOAC staf, in charge of this activity .John Watkins of Washington county won hyst place In last year's competition with a play called “ A Leton in Applied Vet erinary." which dramatized the experiences of a club boy whose c a l' became seriously ill. Tbe con.est Is in three divl glons again, including the state wide and county contests, and t_e special trauice safety state contest .a which Earl Snell, tbe Secretary of State, offers a sum mer sthool scholarship (or the best 4-H club radio play dealing with traffic safety. ♦ ♦ Not His Statement Teacher: "H ow do you know that the world Is round. W illi«? Can you provw it? W illie: "I dont have to prove It. I newer said It w as.” ♦ ♦ Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.— Mark Twain FOR 01 K COUNTRY ♦ ♦ we would help ovr country Each cne will stand In line It is better to think a With qualities of honesty, thought about a bad man. And purpose, clear, defined sn evil thought about a t tac.i decide beofore he acts. | *"an/ f u » t r ,v . a droL. If good than good rld at SEED POTATO GROWERS LISTED need. large. His own. his brothers’ Thus bringing In tbe glorious day As told in olden time. Of peace on earth, good will to men Gocfs reign o f love divine. — Wiliam Edward Johnson * • J IS T SO! The shepherd's daughter was getting married to a city fellow, •vishtng to make the Father look smart at the ceremony, abe got hmv to agree to wear a hat. Tim shepherd went into a store Clerk: “ What size, please?" Shepherd: “ I don’t know” Clerk: "W ell, try a six and a half first.’* Shepherd; ’“Six and a half be tanged. I wear a 16 collar anu 1 »Dow my head is bigger that my neck ” — Montreal Sta: .WOODS ENTERTAIN THE DAPHNE CLUB * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A Verse For Today. Behold, God will not cast away Mr. and Mrs. V. A Wood en a perfect man, neither will He tertained the members o f the help the evil doers— . Daphne club and their hnebands ♦ ♦ o f Portland. Saturday evening at t h e QUESTION supper and cards. There were Lawyer—"Do you think your three tables at “ 50b” . the occa sion being Mrs. Wood’s birth writing will live on after you?" day. High scores went to Mr. Editor—“That isn’t what wor and Mrs. Rathborn while In sec ries me. What I want to know ond place were Mr. Foege and Is whether my writing will ':cep M s Jacobson. me livng on before I go.” OUR DEMOCRACY C iu y if w WOMENS FASHIONS AND DEMOCRACY l^.'N C E THE EARLY COLONIAL TIMES WHEN SUMPTUARY LAWS LIMITING GOOD CLOTHES TO TH E VERY WEALTHY WERE LAUGHED C U T OF EXISTENCE, THE U.S. HAS SCORNED CLASS LABELS WIIJ, SING IT THE FIREMEN’S IIVII. A graduate of Schaffer School of Muatc In North Bend. Oregon Miss Burton has had alx years experience before microphones of various orchestras and radio stations. Among the heller known orchestras have ticen Ben Hates nnl Kenny Huber and the orchestra with "The Northwest Barn D ance.“ Her radio experience 1ms oov .•red an extremely wide range of station«, the principal onea being KEX. KOW and KOIN Miss Burton will be the soloist at the Firemen's Ball to he at Beaverton high school gynv. Sat urday February 15. Come! A hen lx the only creature on Earth that ran sit still and yet •t'vldends. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The list of Oregon growers of certified seed potatoes in 194')’ has just been complied and Is being sent, for to all those la»te that Sun lay alternoCT who request it. says E. It.Jack- man. Farm Crops Specialist at over at tbe local Y of the little inulana city two High school ° reF°n State College. About 3.000 ucres, the mo»* fellows were debating the basket one turned ever entered for certification. bail program. As were inspected. In spite o f the away, the visitor handed hU pal car Increased fees for the work. Ot a newspaper clipping that the total area. 2.654 acres passed rled a Gospel strip with "Paid the field inspection for certified Adv.” at the bottom —“ Huh! Do they let you run seed. Netted Gems led with 834 ac- tha sort of tiling In the papers?* contempt In his rea. the largest acreage being There was voice. in Klamaeh county, white rose The visitor confessed to it and followed with 655 acres, the bulk In a moment learned what had o f which were In Multnomah co chap. The copy unty. Burbanks followed wlt.i offended the charged us all with being sin 476 acres, and miscellaneous vu ritties contributed the remaining ners in God’s sight. A few ques 89. The leading counties In ac- tions brought out the boy’s good opinion of himself, He was the •■eabe were Multnomah. Klamath. seemed, Lake, C’lackntas, and Deschutes. model young man it j His friends and the High school all sang praises Into his wilhng ears. By bis effort the young NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The County ( >>urt Of The •'erple bad bought a lot and set Stab< Of Oregon For Bushing- up a basket ball court to keep the young chaps o f f the streets. ton County In the Matter Of The Guardian ” k* know for suns that his good ship of W. T. Shackelford, an works had made him solid with Model Boy Gets Jolt Lncorwpetent Person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly confirmed by the above en titled Court as guardian o f the person and estate of said In competent person, and has duly qualified as such. NOW, THEREFORE, all per sons having claims against said guardianship estate are hereby notified and required to present tbe same, together with proper vouchers therefor, to the under signed at the law offices o f E J. MaAlear and Francis E. Stur gis. in the First National Rank Building, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. It VAXARIJNE ( lit Hi ll W. P. Koobaugb, Pastor, Sunday school at 9:45. Morning worship at 11:00. Young People’s Meeting, 6 46 p.m. A III«- Watts will speak at th« 7:30 pm. service. You are In vited to worwhlp with us. 4 * * ALOHA COMMUNITY HAPTIMT Rev. II. Marcus Godwin, Pastor LILIt) school 10:00, morning worship, 11; young peoples ■■looting, 6:45; evening worship, 7:45; teacher tunning class and Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. I'or high school am' college age. e e e SEVENTH BAY ADVENTIST Tbs llu bsrA loba Seventh Day Adventist meets evtry Saturday morning at 9:46 at the lluhsr Commercial had. Sabbath sohoot meets at 9:45, church service at 11:00. !a<ad«r. T. O. Edglagton. Hupei Intendent, Mrs. f*. B. Tut tli- IIETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. John C. Schweitzer. Minister 9:46 a. m. Sunday school with classes for all agss. John Croent superintendent. 11:00 a. m.— Worship servica. Choir directed by Carl Egglttian. 7:45 p. ra.— Evening service. * a a ST. CECELIA’S CHURCH Rev. (toorgv (FKer!e, l*a»tor Muss. 8:00 a.m . and 10:(/0 a .m . a a a Llenrullcn Called Presbyterian Church 10 a .m —Bible School. 7:30 p .m —Study o f Matthew a a » ( III IUII OF CHRIST Geoige W. Springer. I*aat»r Beaverton Ore. Morning worship and preach ing service 9:45 a. in The topic of the morning sermon will !>• ch uucí "Not Of The W orld " Following the »ermon the *uii laird's »upper will he observed. Bible School class session II T ill METHODIST ( HI Ki ll AM. Ei>r| B. Mor-ell, Minister Christian Endeaver 6:30 P. M. 9:45 a. m . Sunday School Ohas. Song service, arslated by thw H. Rosenmn, Superintendent. orchestra at 7:20 P. M. followed Morning worship 11:00 a.m. by tbe evening eernSon. Tbe Evening Worship *7:30 p.m . topic o f the evening sermon will # # s t- "Judgm ent" WEST SLOPE Mid-week Bible study, Wednea- Failed Presbyterian ('hutch The West Slope United Prea dey at 8:00 p.m. a a a hyterlan church, which meets at Bethel Congregational Church the Gabel Country dny school Willard H. Hall. MlnlnUr. At east end of Gelf course trea 9:^15 A. M. Chnrch School. E. Kev If. Ewing Morphy, Pn«tor Tbe llllvle school meet* at 9:45 O. Webb. Superintendent 11-0« A. M. Morning Worwhlp. with classes for all ages. 10:30. a_ra.. Church Service- The Minister will *pr»k on t*«« subject: "Smaller S're. Please.'* Sermon. "Coming to Jesu s" The choir will s|-g r**der th« A nursery Is provided for children tinder school age dur direction of Willis 1«. Cndy 7:00 pmi. Christian Endeavor. ing the church service [ T I ^OlNCEMEvte Pays To Advertise ■ « I «&• DATED thin 31st day o f Jan uary, 1941. Spring Is Just Around DOY GiRAY, Guardian of the Person and Estate of W. T. Shackelford. an Incompetent erson. E. J. McAlear and Francis E. Sturgis. Attorney for Guardian. Adv. c - 9-U The Corner Notice Of Final Settlement Tbe County Court Of The State Of Oregt.a, For Wash ington County In the matter of the Estate of Alfred William Muchow, de ceased : Its time to doll up your place, Sell what you have no more use for. In lA /.'.or.’S O T Lift rrrr.’ s s . a : : d \ : a z c ' j t rr, w e » . c c c c : : * : v . x R!C:: t t ::: n ;; i .\!G c p cvc . v / n z z coot . WC7.7A:: a :: d g : x l to ~ '* L • U<>d his Muker. All was well with bis soul for time and eter nity. First, th* visitor abowd him uut of the lllble that in God's eyea all are slauers and loa’ , with Chris« dying for such us would he saved. He used— "All we like slut p huve got»-* astray, we huve turned * v * v out* to Lie own way. and the laird hath laid on Him—Christ— I he Ino- quMlee o f us all.” — BIBLE. Then was pressed home "What will you do with Jesus Christ?" There In the quiet of the lalo | Sun lay with the shadows of eve ning pressing In, this sou of one qt their first rnnillloa asked an occasional question. Kepeutedly, from this point and from that, the visitor worked Into the heort o f the Gospel ending always with - -Whut will you do with Jesus Christ?" There «mist have betn half an hour of this and finally utter a long pause esme " I ’ll take Hlint” And would ha then and there tell God; He would. First a word, thru a pause Again u word and another lung moment. It was a muni- prayer from the heart and as he finished, the thing happened, lie grabbed the stranger’s hand and shook It with — "*"bla la the greatest day in my life” His face and voice told It. It was a moment of momenta. The Holy Spirit had spoken-— "The Spirit lieareth witness with our sprit that we are the chldren o f God. * - BIBLE. After that a heart to" visit for tile petted son had be come a sinner and out of tha< a child of the Most High God —The Sunday S«h<>o| World r • ’ c . ~ ::r v .\ 2 L\~: te c ; : iv t . v e rrJViLEQED r ~ : v L .-C S 7 .'IL L . l£ /-L C JZX AMERICA CZCDj STVLfS'-f C " ' 3 , SMART AP?ZARAf!CC /* " ' " .. G -L -b ..::G ARE S fMEOLO Oh «Î JR. DEM OCR.Xy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Administra trix of the above entitled estate, has filed in the above entltleJ court and cause, her final ac count and report as such, and the Court has fixed and appointed the first day o f March. 1941, at BUY NOW Our Want Add Column Can Help You the hoar of 10:00 o ’clock A.M. of »aid day, and tbe court room of the above entitled court in Hillsboro, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing oblectlor* to saM final account and for the final settlement o f said estate. DATED thin 24th day o f Jan uary, 1941. J. L. Gray, Administratrix of ♦he Estate of Alfred William Muchow, deceased, R. J. McAlear, Attorney fc~ Aitml-iLimtrlx The Review I. ?'■” " " ( ! ’z y : " 1 — • - ::, nr:x " 'Thr .m -* 'LJBUJiZTrTT.