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n in U T , MARCH 7, 1W1 TH E Bethany-! edar Mill | By O th e r Sandwtrom BEAVERTON C IR C U IT C O U R T JURORS D R A W N R E V IE W J A Q U IT H - N Y B E R G (¡0 ON THE A IR NOTICI-: tlft’ N E W VET. W IL L O P E N O F F IC E H E R E ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The Washington County 1 It Norman E. Johnson hut; retiteli Tbe follow ing names have beeu Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haskell (Tub meutiOera utul leaders will a rooin aerosa Short 8t. Troni thè of Pullman. Wnahnctoo were In I drawn o f persons who are re take part in a radio program f » Strattou Motor Co, garage, uni i town Tuesday after visiting a quested to serve ou the March he given over KOAC on Monday wlU open a Vetertnary ofiloe on term o f the Circuit Court Jury: Mrs. Mildred Oafteld Is |W-1 « « V “ '» * » - Nor,ua» March 10th, at 7:30 i*. M . wh*.t Mondar, Marcii ICf. He la thè J. H. Dobbins, Beaverton: Hai ported ill at her home at ” “ 1* bl>row III thls Dr. and Mrs. Norman JoLnson ry Y. Turner, Metzger; Murtn-. Ellen Jaqulth o f the Mt Horn,! Government Utspeitor community, aud Clayton Nyberg sedioli for T.lt. nnd liung's dis Beaverton Grange meets Sat. have rented one o f the nea- Fish A. Moore. Banka; Blanche C. of Tualatin. talk over with osso In cattle G raven«, Beaverton; Jas Bish March 8th. at 10:30 A . M. er apartments. Kathleen Mct'rea, home demon KV>r thè pust your Dr Johiuton j Mr and Mrs Alfred W illis of op. Tigard: Thos. B. Bdward-i. Mrs Myrtle Haines is reportei Tl8lt,,d at the home l f ReedvUle; Priscilla Gabel, Cort atration agent, aud i’aim er Tro- hna la-eli conneeted wltli thè Of veud„ assistant county ugeut. fice o f Nicol A Almqulst at thè improving nicely from her re- Mrs Jennle anil M,s8 Ksther land; P. C. Gahhert. Ttm be;: /some of their past 4-H Club ex- county seat ami prevtously for cent illness. Sandstrom Thursday. Geo. Bierwdorf. Cornelius; O. n. U ttle Ralph Tongev, *3r. of Krause. H illsboro; M. D. Sage. I periences and the reasons why three years tuaiiuged a private Donald R lxvng has bought p rad ice In San Luta Oblapo co \V. Howell, Gales j they are leading 4-H Club now. the Howard Hughson house, and an<* '* r*‘ Henry . ''grs, is D llley; K Callforu In. 'reports T r o v e n l. Others to up- Creek; la-ona Shlffer, D ire -. is planning to move in soon. in the hospital for ear troni le. will he Mr. and Mrs. A r ’ t-vr Guild Grove; W. C. Heaton. HI!'*boro. pear on the program Tuesday Bridge Club met visited at the home i f Mr. and Ed. Sohlvgel Banks; Nellie Ack Kenneth Logan, members o f the S H IP RAM S H R EE with Mrs. Doy Gray. Mrs. Rav Mrs. Herbert Koeh ■» and daughter erman. Beaverton; B. W . Arme.i- Mt. Dale Pig Club, and a groupe FROM N E W /ELAND the M iller was a guest o f the Club Margie Friday. trout. Banks; Minnie B. Haag*. o f six girls front clubs In ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs- Jennie Sands* -4:n and Forest G rove: C. E. Stout. Aloha: Hey wood comfounlty. These lat high score was held by Mrs Store? ink t^ mid togVicnltural ter w ill present the musical part daughter, Esther, vlsi".>-J at 'he O. N lo v e . Forest Grove: Joe A H . Hanson. , lenders were un himd recently home o f Mr and Mrs. Arthur Finegan, Cornelius; Geo. E. M>- o f the program. The girls urr to view arrival In Sa'em o f two The Methoiist Womans Chris- o w aQd fanllly at u-.i.N-ro Robert. Banks: R P. Kerkman. Beverly quarlng, Katherine Qunr Romney-Mursb rums Imported ilan society are holding a silver ,.>ldav o f )ast ( ornelius: Helen Jean Buchanan. Ing. Katherine Warlike. Wlnon t i from New Zealand for Clarence tea at the home o f Mrs. Harold _____________ Hillsboro; J. M. Tanner. Gaston: Russell. Jnttiee Meyers, and Ku> lit shop o f the Pendleton Woolen Miller. Thursday. March 13. The » « , » - v t T T W I l T 'l l L '' Ludlow. Their accompanist will mills. Illshop purchased the rams publis is Invited. M AW 1 A 1 I E N D I HE Stanley Jones on ‘ The Part o f be Joan lluldwin. for breeding purpoaes, with, o f HOM E C O N F E R E N C E Religion in International A ffa irs" Mr. and Mrs W alter VauKleek course, the wool production up The Friendly Circle met at tin a serious o f brief book reviews ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ accompanied by Mrs. Ross aud permost In mind In tots choice Thirty seven honsemakers from by Auu Mulhrou, an-i a fine .n- I toóme of Mrs. E. 1* Cahlc, Wed daughter Patsy drove to Sea of breed. Mrs. |{. H. M ash . County attended the an sortment o f groupe meetings. and celebrated wide, Sunday, stopping off at The ruuis, one a lii two years nual Home Interests Conference A beautiful I v A feature o f the dosin g lunch Scott's birthday. Scappoose to visit friends on old. ure the second Romneys tin at Corvallis. Eeb. 35th to 28.1*. eon was the presenting o f th<* trimmed cake was served by the way down. IHirted Into the Wtllumette valley the hostess. according to Kathleen McCre-v, H o m e Economics Extension from/ New /.cuduiul They were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hennessy o f home demonstration agent. Wo- Scholarship, amounting to $25. selected forlilshop by Prof. J. Frank C. Fluke, Beaverton: I. Hillsboro were dinner guests of men from Hillsboro. Beaverton. to Juliana Wise, senior in horn: F. Wilson, wool specialist >lt the Mr. and Mrs. H . D. Pfenning Cornelius. Tigard, Sherwood. Fcr economics, who Is Interested In H. Peters. Cornelus; R. C. Hart- rarnph. Hillsboro; J. W Fornev. College o f Agriculture, Davis. Sat. evening. A fter dinner a few est Grove. Orenco. M nintalndal-?. extension work. Gaston: Hazel J. Floyd. Garden C a lif., while Wilson was in New hands o f pinochle were played as Mountain Home, Gaston. and Total registration at the con Horns* nnd Frotta K. W illiam s Zealand this winter. entertainment for the evening. Scoggins Valley were in the ference as 1061. Portlond. Among the sheepman on hand igioup. Mr George E . Sanford had a I . , , » , at the depot wheu the rums were , ^ Elsie Leming o f Mt. Dale was unloaded was WtIUnin Riddell of very pleasant surprise Sund-vy , . . .. , ... ,, : . . _ . elected director o f the . Home 1 Monmouth, who brought the ere. when his gon Sargent Janies - — ' Economics Extension Counc t. j first Romneys from New Zeaian i N. Sanford accompanied by Cor which is composed of preset: Into the Willamette Valley In poral 'William Nelson, stopped en and past county committee me>n- 1904 . route to Fort McArthur. Cal., af |bers from each o f the home deni- ter transporting two hundred and The rams were taken direct jonstration agent counties. Mrs. thirty selective service trainee's to Bishop's farm near Newberg Russell Kopplin of Gaston repres to Fort Lewis in W eshington. ented Weshington County at n The pot luck dinner given by dinner given by Oathern low-ton. the members o f the Garden Club o f the Oregon Jonrnal, for the F ri. eve. for members and their purpose o f suggesting interests o f homemakers' columns o f the husbands, was well attended Dean Collins o f the Journal. In paper. his usual humorous way, was Outstanding amoufig eonfer- very much enjoyed. The next enees events were the address by ■meeting will be March 21 at l:3 (f Dr. Rowntree on "W hat Is Good P. M. Kiwanis Hall. j Nutrition?” : the address by F I t 's D e lig h tfu l D e lo v e ly ^SNAPSHOT FIN 11. SETTEKM ENT In Tbe County Court Of T I » Stuie Of Oretrou Fnff B a d ila «- lon County. In The M ailer Of Tbe Estate Of Hlram O. Stipe, Decesseli NOTH'N IH II Kit HO Y O IV K .V timi thè iiuderslgtird, us aduilula- trstor o f thè ntuive eutluied sa late ha h ftled bis lin a i Account In thè uhove riititlcd court, au<i thul Munduy, thè luth day o f Marcii, litiI, ut 10:00 o'clnck .1. in. tu thè County Court Kooui o f thè uliove eiitltled t'o'Jrl ha» tu-en upiadiited by thè Court au thè lime and place for tue heur lag of ohjectlon» Ihereto and t U ■ettlemk-nt thereof. Dateli uud tirsi |ubllshvd Evb- ruary ti. 1041. -. t i e o f Issi publlcatluu, March ti. 1941. IT..M' li HT1PK. Admiuistrator o f thè Estate o f Hlram O. Stipe. di-ceused. P. I* PxtUrson, thè Adniln'atn.tnr. Attorney for Adv, olO-M DANCING Saturday Nights M oiern Hwlug Music Admission oniy 2«o M ARTIN H IIAIJ.ROOM S R I HP OIM* OREGON D iv in ity ! Ed. C. Smith .1 E W E L E R K I fi i X 18 H 1.1» G . SKA V KIITOX O g u il d USING THE SMALL CAMERA VETEKIN IK Y Classified Ad Rates Y OU’L L think you're la heaven when you taste this made-to- Christmas-order candy, fltten food for angels and poor mortals alike. Coffee lends its flavor to this out- of-the-ordinary divinity, and the re sult is out of this world. Clip this recipe, by all means, for a holiday candy that approaches Immortality: Coffee 2 cups sugar i cup double- strength. freshly-made coffee 54 cup white corn Divinity % teaspoon salt 2 egg whites 1 teaspoon vanilla % cup chopped nut .neats First Insertion, per w ord ...2 c Each additional, pc. w o rd ..lc (Minimum ciiarge 25c) Combine sugar, coffee and corn syrup in a saucepan. Cook, stirring constantly, until sugar Is dissolved. Continue cooking without stirring until a firm ball is formed when a Count each word to be printed small amount is dropped In cold .Double charge for all bllud ads water or (265'’ F .) registers on the The Review assumes no T candy thermometer. Remove from heat. Add salt to egg whites and beat nunclal responsibility for er until atiff. slowly add coffee syrup rors which may appear In ad beating constantly. Continue beat- I vertisements In Its columns, ing until candy will hold Its shape.! ! hut in cases where the paper Add vanilla and chopped nutmeat*- Drop from spoonfuls onto waxed, : Is at fault w ill reprint that 'port o f the nd In which the paper or turn into an oiled pan and; cut Into squares. Makes 154 pounds.] !»rro r appeared. by Rice additional charge of 10c be made wheu want ads charged and hilling Is (tie first of the monili. C A LL — I’HONE — W R IT E Telephone 9415 • OR B A LE : MILLWOOD AND Saw Dual. Wilson Fuel Yard, at their new locution on Lorn* hard botween Broadway and Rertiha-Ik-averton Road. I*hono Beaverton 4902 adv. c23tf The organ-grinder’s monkey— snapped on the street with a miniature camera. Carry a small camera in your pocket— you'll reap a reward in interesting pictures. 'T 'O get the most fun and benefit * from photography, you should have a camera that you can keep with you at all times. Such a cam era will enable you to seize upon a picture chance wherever you ob serve one—and. at the same time, having the camera handy will keep you alert, so that you actually ob serve more snapshot opportunities. Up until a few years ago, most cameras were relatively bulky; but iha: is not the case today. Modern folding cameras, even those taking rather large-sized pictures, are rel atively compact; and many minia ture cameras are so small and neat ly built that they can be carried in a pocket or woman's purse without the least Inconvenience. The miniature camera is an ideal choice for "everyday’' use. It need »lot be an expensive model—In fact. 1t may be that a very inexpensive one will cover your needs. The chief advantage of the medium- priced and finer deluxe cameras in this class is that they have fast lenses and fast shutters, so that pictures can be taken under ad verse light conditions. Many of the better models can also be used for picture-taking in full color—an extremely valuable feature. An j will jare made If you buy a camera fcr pocket use, plan to keep it with you con stantly— not Just on weekends or during leisure hours Take it with you to work. Watch for subjects on the street—such as the organ-grind- j er’s monkey above Carry the cam era when you go for an afternoon walk. You'll get many an excellent picture, by this practice, that would otherwise he lost. For everyday shooting, in black- and-white. load your ‘ miniature” with a fine-grain panch-nmatic film, and your good shots will yield sir perior enlargements. If your cam era is a de luxe model with ultra fast lens, load it with a high speed panchromatic film; then you can get night snapshots in any well- lighted room, and at many night sports events. And don't forget that you can make gorgeous colo^ "shots” with it. Make the small camera your j "daily notebook” — use It to Jot j down the things you see in the everyday round. 8treet scenes, od dities. amusing occurrences, snaps of friends— these and many othet i types of pictures can be captured quickly with the pocket camera^ and they'll add Interest to your snapshot collection. John van Qullder I THE NATION'S N O V HIGHWAY t H& lALTIMOREj WASHINGTON BOULEVARD-' MAJOR H IG H W AY TO TH£ NATION: CAPITAL • fVBRY WU? THE 2 7 M IL E H IG H W A Y NAS AVI ABOUT « P IO P L B K IL t ABOUT ¿ 2 AT N IG H T IN !Q 4 0 *rif£ HIGHWAY K i l t » 44 H W P l f o ; - . 2.9 - A f"' Potatoes For Sale - cheap, or will trade for sacks. Hohuep- hach Brothers, half mile west o f Beaverton on Spencer road. \-l . |i-7 I I Helen’s Beauty IS THE N A T IO N 'S HII.BKK’K Js 101 DEATH TRAP AT N IG H T 9 ItEaron 0733 AND IT'S TYPICAL OF MAJOR HEAVILY TRAVELLED HI0HWAY5 THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY THAT ,*1/57 Of LIGHTED NOR YOUR SAFETY. Nook Open Heat Ylr • Conditioned Evening* - 1 - l'h<-nt- own.’, Enterprise Itldg la rg e and Small kuiinal HE Y Y'EKTON O ld fiuri. m in — FOR KEN T—Three-room and bath. Partly furnished ;-nart- I ment. Inquire at Review office I f you're correctly Insured, you km»w where yo u lj stand If di saster Likes a whack at you r possessions W -TI he glad to itheck It over with you. Beaverton Finance Co. Phone r, 40T. Studio Barber Shop Frank .Moore, Prop . Beaverton CH ILD REN'S H A IR CUT, 35c UNION SHOP Guárnalo.-,1 Workmanship p try G R A Y • VN Ò T A *Y P U B L IC * IM«URAMCI IN BltT COMPAÑIA* Insurance . Notary . Real Estât* W . E. 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