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11 a in. - M o rn in g worship.
P ni V ung People's meeting
I>. m.—Evangelistic service
.1 Lra.uk. Cunningham, minister.
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Office, Commercial Building
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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VETERINARY s u r g e o n
Beaverton, Oregon.
I p|,0,ies: Office Beaverton 0549
harm Residence, Hillsboro 3K25
BEAVER
Celle« tion»—All
at
Meets first and third Thursdays of
each month by order of E W
Woodruff. W . M„ W H Boyd, sec)
law
kind*— I n s u ra n c e
The Beauty Box
F in g e r W a v in g
M a rceli ing
S h a m p o o in g
All kinds of beauty work.
Finger W aving E xpe rt Will Be
Here Every T hursday.
W. I. NOYES
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Always on the job
Phone Tigard 552 or Beaverton ,■
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Beaverton Finance Co.
Have From $1000 to
To Loan On First Class
Security or F irst M ortgage
See Us First
Optometrist
Fine Repairing and
Optical W ork a
Specialty.
HITEON.
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Miss Viola Hansen
uestiav in Monmouth.
spent
BANK OF BEAVERTON
A g oo d b a n k in a goad t o w n in t b a
G arden
Hiteon farmers are threshing clo
¡ver seed. TH% , Hiteon Progressive
Club is finishing plans for the com
ing bazaar to be held O ctober 2*»
Here is a chance to escape making
Christmas presents Just buy some at
the bazaar.
Spat
of
Orogon
Resources over HALF MILLION DOLLARS
4 per cent on Savings
CONGREGATIONAL
T he “500" party giveti by the Hit-
eon Progressive Club was well a t ­
tended Saturday evening. Those who
did not
play "500" enjoyed games
Sunday school at 9 :45 a in.
of Flinch amt Pit. Among those
attending w ere; Mrs. "Herman Met-
^fornitig worship at II a. nt.
Mr. and
Mts. Charles)
Junior and Intermediate Christian zentine,
Struthers, Mr. a n d .M rs. Ernest Hite.i
Endeavor b:45 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Christensen,)
Evening worship, 7 :45 p in.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGowan, Mr. and.
Mrs. Oscar Sclatider, Mr ami M r s .1
Geo. N. Taylor, pastor.
Charles
Van Kleek, Mrs.
George!
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs
William
Campbell, Mrs
Lena Olson, the 1
Misses
Lucille
Hite,
Effie Van Kleek,,
M. E. C H U R C H
Ethel North, Florence Selander and i
Sunday school at 10 a. tn.
Hazel Olson, and the Messrs. Henry
Public worship, 11 a nt.
Mctzentine, Carl and Vincent Olson.!
Robert C ampbell, Ernest Hite J r ,
Epworth League at 0:30 p. m.
Robert and Richard Selander, and
Evening worship at 7 :30 p. m.
F.dwin Hansen.
A cordial invitation is extended to
you to come and join us in these
Mrs. Herman Metzentine returiml
seasons of worship and a warm wel­ Wednesday after a far# days spent
come awaits you
with relatives and friends in Eastern j
Oregon.
In
company
with
her
W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor.
brother, John Schmltezen, and son
and daughter of Mountain Home, I
she left Saturday afternoon. Satur­
day evening was spent with relatives,,
ST. C E C IL IA CH U RCH .
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E’lctcher of
Rev J. M O ’Niell, pastor
Duke’s Valley near Hood River Sun­
Sunday masses, 7.45 and 10 a m.
day
afternoon
tsev
visited
with
friends, Mr and Mrs. Caullers of
W eek-day mass 8:3) a. in.
Saturday
confession»,
4 :J0
and The Dalles Monday morning they
stayed with Mr. Frank Schmeltzm
7 :3l) p. III.
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Mrs. Herman Metzentitie called at
the Willett home Sunday evening.
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The Hiteon Sunday School will
h l>l Rally I »ay Sunday, October •*.
The kinton Sunday School has been
invited to participate. There will be
a program, church services, and a
tbasket lunch at noon. Everyone rc-
i member the date and come, bring
i vour basket and enjoy the day
w nh us.
Beaverton Kebekah Lodge No. 248
Mrs. Anna Sieges has sold her j
meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each home to the Knapp ETorists, o f ,
month
Mrs. W alter ifarris, N. G., Portland. She is now making h e r |
home with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Mrs. Cinden Meyers, Secretary.
Newman, of Portland.
Church and Sunday School.
W atson, St.
DR. A. E. WILSON
R. gger rV L ashm utt
of Spokane \ j r an,| \ j rs y has. W heeler and
has been visiting with
hi» cousins, daughiei Adrienne spent the week
Mr. and Mrs. H. Povev.
end in Tacoma and Seattle
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Cady Bldg.
The I»ve family and Abbott faintly
have moved to Portland
_ _ _
W arren Eorsyihe has been having
a rather serious lime at the Emanuel
hospital having had an operation for
abccsses
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell
and Time Deposits
Beaver Grange, No 324, meets the and son were guests at the Struthers
N O TICE
home Thursday evening
second Saturday of each month B. C
Tht Hiteon Progressive * lub will
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Denny, master, Mrs. Ruby Boyd, sec­
hold a progressive dinner Saturday
Miss
Dorthea
Struthers
spent
the
retary.
week-end with Miss Helen Bu of Evening, October 1, from b to 8 p.
Travelers Checks and Foreign Drafts
in., beginning at the home of Mrs.
Portland.
Lena Olson This will ht followed I
by a talk given by Mrs. Eretl
Mr Magnus Grandfassen, of V a n ­ (irover, of Scholls. They are chaig
Beaverton city council meets first
couver, Wash., spent the week-end : ing $.35 a plate for the dinner. T he
Monday of each month.
with his sister, Mrs. Oscar Selander. I talk by Mrs. Grover will be free
I for those buying tickets for the
dinner.
T he Mess’rs. Peter Olson, James
Beaverton Chamber of Commerce Ditching, Carl Hansen, and Connie
H IL L S D A L E
meets second Tuesday in each month. W est took a trip to Southern O r e ­
gon bn a deer hunt
Mrs. William Ostrand, of Wald
port, motored up and is visiting her
Miss Margaret Hansen has been sister Mrs. Eva Pointer
Modern W oodman of American,
a week-end guest at the home of
Silverleaf camp, meets the first Sat­ her
grandmother,
Mrs.
Carrie
OFFICERS
Tse Hillsdale Parent T \a c h e rs a n
urday and third Tuesday of the Hansen
having a “Food Sale” at J. t
Nel­
month.
F W. LIVERMORE, Pres.
L. H. EVANS, Asst Cashjer
son’s Grocery Store on Saturday,
October
1.
B.
K.
DENNY,
V-Pres.
K.
L.
DESINGER, Asst Cashier
Mr Carl Olson went on a fishing
trip Sunday.
DOY G.iAY, Cashier
F. W. LIVERMORE, Jr., Asst.
Mrs K. C. Thompson motored to
Pendleton
with
a
party
of
friends.
Beaverton I. O. O. F. No. 252
Mr.
They spent two days at the Round­
meets every Monday night at their »pent
up
hall in Beaverton Albert H. Eric- j
A. are going
The Hillsdale P
son, N. G., Ted Wheeler, Secretary
sons
Mr. and Mrs. Steringer
card parties.
the to continue with
have moved to Portland
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til relatives from Portland Sunday
The Hiteon Progressive Club met
Mr. and Mrs W W Burns, of
Mr. and Mrs.
H. Andrews have
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Mora,
l
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e
,
have
been
vi>"ing
with
¡moved
into
tseir
new
home near the
O scar Selandc! . The afternoon was
spem tying a, comforter A business M r s Burn’s mother. Mr» Plummer [Green berg road
meeting was held at which plans
ivi
discussed for I’utifre meetings
Sunday the 18. Dr »■ 1 Tufts
METZGER.
and the coming bazaar
Following
preached the last sermon before
Itht meeting the ftostess serveil a
leaving for the M E". Conference at
deEcious lunch
1 he Metxger W om an’s Club will Salem
hold a rummage sale in Portland,
• —
I Miss Pauline W est called at the Nov. 10th The exact address will be
T he O 1» Martin family arc moy
invited to attend these Meizcntinc home Monday evening announced next week
iug to Portland for the winter but
Mrs.
birucsi
Hite,
Mrs.
Lena
plan to return to their home here iii
ROY L NOLT. pastor Olson and Miss Evelyn Hite were
M r. and Mrs Axel Kahili entertain the spring
.Monday callers at the \ an k leck
home.
Miss Elizabeth Struther, Kenneth
Struthers and Vincent Willoughby
BEA V ER CH A PTER called at the- Leasie home Friday
evening.
No. 106. O. E. S
Meets
second
and
Ray Christensen attended a P o r t ­
fourth Wednesday of
land theatre. Saturday evening.
each month.
Verna L. Huntley, W o rth y Matron
Mr. Lester Davies visited
Mr
Jessie Pharis. Secretary.
Ralph Anderson at the Good Sam ­
Card party and 500 the third
aritan Hospital Friday and found
him much improved.
W ednesday—\ isitors welcome
Beaverton, Oregon.
SCHOOL
All are
serv ices.
LODGE
No. 100. A F. & A. M
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ATTORNEY
Location
Mrs Philip Lynch will entertain on
Friday, September ¿3 Luncheon * m !I
be served at twelve, and ..tie h. in
betore cards will be devoted to
study.
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l i v Harold lovev has reported
the loss ot their police dog, answers
to the name ol C ap Rew ard.
10 t** A M Sunday School,
.1 1- Holden Sup’t.
11 tit) A. M Morning W orship
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Prayer
Meeting Wednesday,
at
Lodge Directory
7:30 P. M
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E dith Watt* w ill s.ug spatial aouga at
both services.
"Licensed G raduate V eterinary
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New
N A ZA REN E.
in.I children 18 miles easi of The
Dalles, and Monday afternoon and
evening they visited with Mr. and
•vli' M ims S c h u u li/e i. ai tin I its
Pine Rauch, 14 miles east of Culver,
fltey left the Henry Schmelt/ei
horn Tuesday morning and returned
home by wav of the Me Ketizie
Paess, Eugene and Corvallis reach­
ing the John Schweitzer home I'ues-
da> evening
They
re|>ort having
passed through a snow storm while
going through lh«; McKenzie pa>»
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