The Beaverton enterprise., October 21, 1932, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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iiged 77 years, di*vt
August S Prie
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P ub shed by
vete»o-t lb at h>8 hom o til W est Port-
Tlgui i i'Uwlic Si-iiool
d I > ill ti.C 14 '->£*' '
h u .i.and o f Susanna
und. »re v a s
, Deiitu!
exaiiiiliHl ous
lu 'it
been
o f P. A. Price,
ri
: bfrtn cor»- I
.uade by Dr. L. S. Davis, a s.stvd b y l f n e d since L.oi 1> ; r i lern day, whan
Mrs. El zabeth
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i a tK in ü'i aU'-u
irr. Mr. P rice was a m em ber of
night the you n g people o f the Chris
Special num bers have been given 1 .1accident n<_ar Sherw ood. It >.,ll be
the M -son ic o ^ je
M E T IIO D I8 T C H U RCH N E W S
tian
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n
d
ea
vor
Society
elected
to
senr'
I
recent
assem blies by
he Peggy; ,n ec. • a :y for h i. to v. c.r braces and
Funeral set vic.-s were h. id Sunday
G eorge F. Gordon. lAmtor
A
t
a
generul
meeting
.;eid
la.,t
wee.
Miss M ary M errit, pres.dem , and Mi.j!- I eighth giad e
girls
qu aitet,
B ol | use crtu clv a tor som e i t
et 3 P. M. at the chapel o f M Her &
iO u r K e»| nmuility Itow ard Mis- Ella Bean as delegates to the count- j fIonites, Fritz H am bach, Jean Apple
tor t.ie purp ise ot di.-cuss ng rel.ei
Mrs. Carrie ITehn and her son W il
¿ racy. r;ui ,al "fot.ow ed at the G reen­
u;uiib ib tile serm on topic a. i t oeloCK con ven tion at Gaston. A Halloween . berry, Dew ey Talent, N an cy 11a g>
v.ur,. .t was ¡.agges.ed ’o y Y»'au r Up
lard,
were in T igard Sunday. V /i lar,’
wood M asonic cei tery.
Sunday, lu c r e la out one sate o u t­ party was a lso decided upon, an | May Sdhamor.i, P atty Anderson. Rett-
look fo r the Chi istian enured o f to­ nouncernenl o f which will be —tade jSellinen. Evelyn M Kenz e, Bud Sell, is attending P a c .fic College at N e e - shuw that the T igu iJ socra! calendur
berg.
The Paradise \ al.ey Club will hold
r.tea, wnich was augi .ent. il in the
d a y ; this is found in out at ituue to later.
¡hen, R onald M cKencie, eighth grad
A m on g those a tending the P a -ific Lions' Club, be uga n pui n op .a'.ion. its ben efi. dinner for the G ood W 11
w ard the world. W e cannot becom e
N ext Sunday m orning Mr Springe« I boy«’ -rio. and F lorence Fries,
shop Saturday night, Novernbei- 5, at
International
L ivestock
E xp, s tion
C hi-st minded and think on y o f self
will bring a rally day sermon, "W alk | The eighth grade ha3 studied “ Th
Mr. A rthur V incent o i tne r ir s : the R a l-ig h schoo'.hcuse A uction, cor.-
Saturday were Mrs. O. L. M oore, Le
and our im m ediate people or instltu ing W orth ily.” T he topic o f the eve- ( Merchant o f Venice v.a Mr. Nedrv
• aru was deslgn a.ed us tract and 500 will be played follow in g
land M oore, R o b rt M oore, C o.d or. i Bank, o f
t.ons. C hristiuni.y is a pioneering re-
. 1
v . n ing serm on w.ll be ‘"M y B r o t h e r s ’ !! was very interesting. D ram atic op
the d nner hour.
Moore, D onald NL-ore, Miss Helen ^ secretary.
ligcou. l iieie are no nardaiups but , K
T>._
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eep er.”
i sodes have aDo been studied fro :.
G
odfrey,
Mr.
end
Mt
B
eit
C.
K
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A
ll
organ
isation
s
ai
requested
tc
The party will be he final activity
w hat site is willing to m eet; nor task
"The V irgin 'an ” and “T he F r lg ite .”
R bert R ue and B oydell Nedry.
too hard to face. 'I he story o f m.t
C O N G R E G A T IO N A I C lIC K F II
appoint one m eiuocr who.-e duty it of the -lub, w hich voted to disband
R ecent visitors at our school Mrc
sions reads like a great niagic ta lly
M4 and M rs. R a y P ayton have will be to hand to Mr. V incent data at a r -cent m eeting. P roceed s will
C harles F. C la ik t, Pastor
Selliken, Mis. A ll’ngham , Mrs. B ow ie
go to th* G ood W i l sh oo fo r w elfare
tute. Our own Oregon has a rich hei
m
oved
into the R id er place on the
B egin ning with the Sunday school Mr«. Biederman, Mrs. T ontz and Mrs
and dates o f a i soc.ai even .s to be : w ork. Mrs. E. A. P riest will nave
Metzger road.
itage b iou gh t to us by the early mis­
session a 9:10 al' services will be held Shonk.
charge o f .he tick et sale in Mult-
sionaries, iioth C atholic and Protest
Captain B ailey, w h o w as injured held d u i.n g the com ing winter.
a t-th e usual hours Morn ng w oi«hlp| ° ,,r baseba1’ ,Pnm ha" m, t nnd dp
ant. The w ork .hey established :q>. ak.--
two
we'-ks ago in the bus crush near
th ere is nam ing di.-lulor.nl about not-iah.
with se in .on by the pastor at 11; both ^ t r d ‘ ra ™ fro ’ W est Portland and
well foi their sa crifice and devotion. E n d ea v or societies at 6:30; evening Aloh». O ur p p -e n t a * e o f v lc3 > r> i 1 Lon<- Oak, is ir provin g r ie e 'y and th.a i>uoc,..s-io.i, as sclioom, cn uicn es.
M is. C. W. C raig is president o f the
, if 'clu'o.
Mr.-. M R o d g e is will have
I he m issionary w ork in foreign services mt 7.30.
Mr. Clarke wil the
H8 tb' New Y ork Y 'lnkee: should be able to 'eave the hosp tal cluoo u.nu .l a n 'i u » . g .,u p :.
about
W
ednesday.
¡they
so
desire,
lia
.e
v..e.r
e»ein
s
u
u
:
ch
arge
o f the din n er arrangem ents
co u n tie s is o f great im portance and preach In the niorn.ng about a king
n0 defeats
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j the same date.
*nd Mrs. Jam es A. L athrop the cards.
needs the support o f all spiritual who lost l„ main chan e because h.
Basketball season is starting with
m inded people. The w o r d .a one grea whs busy
ou busy with the little “ very'iody pHving. from h .he first
i t i J i.A a E i v) C L A .-jS If’ i
fam ily and we must con sider it a thing o f life ? I f ou are, perhaps there K™de up U >jhe eighth
Clarence
C
hlFon
has
returned
such.
is som e hlng fo r you in this r-rm nn
B A N JO A N D G U IT A R L E SSO N S at
You will en joy the service next Sun The evenin ' euhjcet v |n
“ First on the seventh grade, after a v'sit w it’- ,A ,, V . W . * . ,. V . V . V . V . 5 , . V I
prices
>ou
can
afford .
Selm a |
T 1G A K II R E A L T Y CO.
day. Come, bring your friends and 'o n e F oot, T hen on the O tbe, " P h a se «»taMves in California.
H ooker. B eaverton bo.,5.
garden
R obert and Bet y Hagen bave en
hear the m essage on missions.
m ote the m id-w eek rn 'o ,ng will he
Insui
ance
o
f
All
tered our school from V ancou ver
B E A V E R T O N < II It ISTIAN C T IliltC il held T hu rsd ay Instead o f W ednesday.
! F O R S A L E Sweet corn, COc. bring
K inds
W ash.
Gardon Hi'me Busses, Fno,
brin g sacks. Hildebai ndt. T 'g a rd i
R ev. G. YV. Springer, P astor
A P° ,uck supper w il he held pron.pt-
T h ° eighth s-rade had a shatlp." 1
E xchan ges and R entals
Hts.,
2d
rd.
east
M
cD
onald's
store
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W e are look in g forw ard to next ly at 6 30’ a t,,!r v-hirh we 9haM bPar partv at The Oa’ -s F r'd a y even 'n g.
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Leave
Leave
Laave
Sunday, .ally day. with a g rea . deal ^
1 a ro,f,I « R o ^ lnii,0n’
,h as
BERT
HAGEN
H alloween *s In the air.
3 arden Home Multnomalt
Porti and
K
oJ^^^ALfc^^TAjoT^EnuK
lTs^eircTric
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i r
i
returned from Ton chow . Chln^,
or antlCipatoin, aot only fo r the dplen-
. . . . .
. .
.
M'as I-eutbi’s room gave a progrnrr
6:23 A. M
6:30 A. M.
rad io; wil' sell or trade. YVrite or | ‘ 7:00 A M.
,
.
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,
.
and will f^lve Ufl qomo V’ to nows from
7:30 A. M.
7:23 A M
did progi.i.ii p ic ented by the ehil
.
.
Friday afternoon
A M .M J
8.00 A. M
cull
care
o
f
this
paper.
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, . that strange land This meetin-- w 11
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1.8:00 A M.
8:30 A. M
9:00 A. M
dreti but we a«-e looking fo rw a id to .
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M
8:23 A.
9:30 A. M.
10:00 A M
a great revival o f old friends and £ " f
to the ffHnPra, P "b,ic '
A.
M
10:30
A M
9:23
A
M
11:00
OIL- A p u ie paraffin bass m otor oil -
Tl^Ard C offee Shop Reopen*.
10:23 A M
11 :30 A. M
12:00 M
acquain.ances. E very..,,,- .« invited to ,v *,iy B',Jo,,rnn,<‘ n t
V .V .
r .v .
o
f
high
quality,
45c
per
gal.
in
you
r
11:23 A M. 12 :30 P M.
The Tipard co ffre shot) iP o^ n °H
1 :00 P M.
en joy this day with us.
N A /A IIK N E CH URCH
12:23 P M.
1 30 P M
own contain- r. See us on barrel lots.
2:00 P M
n r^ *r new mfinn^eir^nt Saturday. T h r ,
F or
1 23 P. M
2:30 P M
M
3:00 P
Ft ¡day evening at 8 4» there wil
R ev. W illa rd P. A nderson from Port « f ’i DTopr^ettir. FVr^ Pr^emnn, co m e 1-
W e buy, trade and sell a'l kinds o f
2:23 P M
3:30 P M
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be the W a hm gton County rally and and will fill the pulp t at 11 A M
garage and -.-eivice s4a t ’on equip
3:23 P. M
4:30 P M
5:00 P M
h^rfrom
1 V t ^reem an hq?
A t L ow est C ost
4:23 P M
5:30 P M
con vention o f stute m issions in the and 7 30 P. M this Sunday. Sunday
6 00 P M
ment United T rading Co., 226‘ i 1st
had ve'» rq o f o f ovneHop.^e -n hoth » el. ph. .»V T igard 286*. I».:y or Night
5:23
P.
M
6:30 P M
7:00 P M
basem en, o f the church. A potluck sch ool fo r all a g e i at 9 45 A M. Young 'fl frrr» ppd
st. A T 53K5.
Cnfnri ^TÍS SpeClcltlCH
7:30 P M
6 23 P. M.
8 00 P. M
dinner will be served. The m issionary peop les’ m eeting a 6.30 P M Every ■ir'' h^»vir> m^de chile, hom e m ade pie
YVm. G. Gill*- pie, W ith
7:23 P M.
8:30 P M
9:00 P M
8:23 P M.
9:30 P M.
10.00 P M
society will serve hot coffe e .
b od y w elcom e. C om e and bring you. md q’loy coffre.
W A L T E R C. K E N W O K T H Y & CO.
9:2.3
M
P
10
30 P M
V.
11:00 P M
A t a business m eeting W ednesday friends
10:23 P M
11 30 P M
12:00 P. M
V /.V .V J . ■ . v / . v .
11 :23 P M
CORDYYOOD
S -con «’ G row th F ir 33 5b
L.—
Limited
from
Garden Home Road
D R V L E A D E R COM ING TO
O ’M era-O verroeder W edding
to Portland and Dally except Sun­
Oid G row ià F ir $:.C3.
days and Holidays.
T IG A R D SU N DAY M O R N IN G
M ary O verroeder, daughter o f M.
P hone T lg a id 0261
Central
Stur.e Depot: Park and Taylor
W elter o f B eaverton, was united in
W
in.
F.
Holtz
HELEN S BEAU TY
The public will have the privilege
Phone A l water 5 1 7 1 — laical l O
m arriage to F rank O ’M era o f Elmon-
SHOPPE
o f hearing facts con cern in g p roh ib i­ ica on S uturday m orning. The cere­
■ .v .w .v .v .
All B . auty S ervers
tion in the T igard M ethodist church m ony w as p erform ed by Rev. b ath er
P H O N E T IG A R I) 59J
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on Sunday at the 11 o 'clo ck service by Joseph O 'N eil o f the St. Cecelia
E ven ing A ppointm ents
church
Only relu Ives were p*. c % ,t
the Rev. W. J. Herw tg, who is uu ou t­
<-5 v -> v v v * v -X~>\‘~ 5 * v -X --X --X m
The cou p le left Immed ately a fter the
standing authority on this su bject and cerem on y fo r Seattle, where they will
know n from coast to coast m the spend severnl days before returning
The Store of Friendly Service
tem perance cause.
to theii h om e at Elmnntlca.
Directly Across the Street From th eOld Stand..
Dr. H erw ig is ca rry in g un the fight
I’ . M. M adden rep oits the renting
against the repeal o f O regon ’s dry o f R a yn a rd place on Cellar street to
Prescription and All Drug Store Needs
law, so ably begun by Dr. Dan Roi a Mrs. T hom p son o f Bethany. Mrs.
ing, the latter iiaving to g o east after T h om p son 's dau gh ter teaches in the
the disappearance or R aym ond R ob ­ Union sch o o l in the Bethany district.
bins. The bourd o f tem perance loaned
Dr. H erw ig to Oregon .to c a n y on the v . v . v . v . v . v . v . v . v . v . v . v / . v
cam|>aign. He Is an uble speaker. He
N O T IC E
TO
T A X P A Y E R S The
l A v d l U v I i v v Q \J J
<*<'< m /'> w v ^ v v X , v X ,X ,^ v v v v v < m / X * X ^ W ^ X , w v < m X m X m !,,X m !*‘X m X m
kn ow s the truth and presents it In a
second hull o f 1931 taxes are due on
pleasing manner. His m essage is os
or b efore N ov em b er 5, 1932. All taxes
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vital that every citizen should hear
becom e delinquent on N ovem ber 6,
him.
and will ca rry interest at the rate o f
f L
2-3 o f 1% per m onth.
J. W . CO N N ELL,
V O T E FO R J. E. C A R P E N T E R
Rev. Cloud o f Portland spoke in
The D A IR Y IN D U S T R Y o f Oregon, em ployin g over 50,000 men in 3 „
S h e riff W a sh in g ton County, Oregon.
the E vangelical ch u rch Iasi Sunday
-•.rady. y e n around jobs, pays T A X E S to tne state uu over $250,000,000 .j
R epublican Cniidltluh*
evening.
invested capital, in farm s, herds buildings and equipm ent.
fin C ounty A- vessor
The B utter Substitutes corporations, im porting cocoan u t oil, DU TY
SOCIAL Cilil'S. H
i;
h u rch $ £ n n c c 0
13 Bt B i d ® ¿ S a w s
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MULTNOMAH
” HOME
DIVISION
The MULTNOMAH DRUG
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Dr. L. S. DAUÎS
Dentist
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
ATwater 4549
W. A.Siegfried, Prop.
PHONE ReiidencefiOJ
MULTNOMAH. OREGON
¡
TIGARD OREGON
LET’S EQUALIZE TAXES!!!!
; Capable
VOTE X
NO. 56
W H Y NOT
J. VV. C on n ell, R ep u b lica n
t a n ,lid .ile fo r R e -e le ctio n fo r
S h e r iff.
I f ro-t-bu-t*-*! I will follow the sam e p«,l-
tcles as I have in the past, giving the
|n*ople o f our County an coonoinlcal
mid court, ous ndintnUtrutton o f all
County a ffa irs and enforcem en t o f all
h»wm
J. w . CONN El J.,
S h eriff * f W ashington County.
E lection N ovem ber H, 1932.
Paid Adv.
served
and
for
experienced,
15 years
as
F R E L , m an u factu re m ost o f their products outs ale the stute o f O regon
having
D. puty
M easure 306 provides a "t a r iff” on B utter substitutes which are
now N O T P A Y IN G A N Y T A X E S for O R E G O N 'S S U P P O R T
A s­
sessor In this county.
JOIN T H E BAND
NOW ?
Vote 306 X YES
Paid
Adv.
v
« “» x - jw - x - x - x - v v i - w - x - v - j^
Group Instruction $1 per
month
Private lessons 5 for $4.50
LA W REN CE P. JACKSON
Certified Teacher
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Electrical Merchandise of character and dura­
bility, made for service at proper prices— is the kind
|* we have for your approval and selection.
Wiring from the smallest to the largest job, we
are qualified to do. See or call Blue 34, Newberg,
or any of our stores or agents.
X
Y A M H IL L ELECTRIC CO.
E W D .C .L U C E
FOR
BENEFIT DANCE
given by
TIGARD LIONS CLUB
Saturday Night, October 22. Grange Hall
Come and have a good time
COUNTY CLERK
NO. 58 on the Ballot
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Republican Candidate
Paid Adv.
(Puid adv. F ederated Farm O rganizations o f Oregon, Carlton, Ore. )
"I**."*!**!"*!*'!**!* •*•*!*-’•*’-*!**!-
"IT
JAMES W . MOTT
R E P U B L IC A N N O M IN E E
H e is a nmn to w h om all voters,
j regardless o f party, m ay give their
| w hole-hearted su pport with the cer­
tain know ledge that he will assum e in
; C ongress the sam e type o f forcefu l, w
aggressive leadership that has char-
■ ac.terizi-d his public career in O regon
R i - hi I S tatem en t o f R ecord and Di­
gest o f P U tfo n n In V oters’ Pam phlet
— Paid Adv
R e ich e rt’s C ash M a rk et
’ . ■ A V . W . W . W W . V . '. W W . W
successor’s to Holboke Bros.
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ELECTRIC
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SERVES
YOU R IG H T ”
SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING CO.
Newberg Phone Blue 34
.
V .W .V .V . ■ .V .W .W .V .W .V .V .V .
Walter C. Ken w o r th y & Co
Funeral Directors
Lone Oak Service Station & Garage
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Meet Us For MEA TS and Save M O N E Y
At Your Service Day and Xi^ht.
| GENERAL GAS
K E L L Y TIRES
?
Satisfaction Guaranteed on all Repair W ork
J PHONE TIGARD 51
Albert Hoffarber Prop
POT ROASTS STEER BEEF, pound
BEEF STEAKS, CHOICE
i
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PORK STEAKS
HAMBURGER AND SAUSAGE
07»/2c
W EIN ERS AND BOLOGNA
12»/2 c
PURE LARD Open kettle rendered, 3 pounds
25c
BREAKFAST BACON, HAMS Sugar
15c
SAUER K RAU T QUART
cured
.....
05c
D ILL PICKLES, QUART
10c
B U TTE R
22 c
COFFEE
19c
BROOMS
25c
Many other articles at a real saving
W m . AR1SS& SON j
Huy or Night
Phon«- S Ell w ood 0071
R A Y M O N D O. GOI.I INGS, P m d d ra t and M anager
W i'llu m G. Glllispie, Ilk t. R rp.
Ilo r a -e C. MoGinnl* Asnooiate M >rUcian
Wintfr*«d T. Met lain la, l.u ly A ttendant
TIGARD, OREGON
CH EVRO LET O W N ERS
Save Money on Brake Jobs
1’>J() to l‘M2 Passenger Cars Total price
on lining and labor for Rear Foot Brakes,
only
$5 00
Total Price all four foot brakes-----
$8.80
Now is tbe time to have your brakes relinvd.
W hen tbe rainy season starts you will be pre­
pared with sale brakes.
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The Best Memory System
•
FYirget each kindness that you d o as soon as you have don® it;
Forget the praise thrt falls to you the m om ent you have w on it;
F orget the - lander .hat you hear before you can repeat It;
F org et each «light, each *p,te. each sneer, w herever you m ay m eet it.
R em em ber every k rd n ess done to you w hate'er it« m easure;
R em em ber praise by o.h ers won and pass It on w ith pleasure;
R em em ber ever> prom ise made and keep it to the letter;
R em em ber those w ho lend you aid a '| l be a grateful debtor.
R em em ber all the happiness 'h a t conies you r w ay in livin g;
Forget each w orry and distress, be hopeful and forg iv in g ;
R em em ber good, rem em ber truth, rem em ber heaven's above you.
And you will find, through age and youth, that m any hearts will love you.
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