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BEAVERTON TA G E 4 F R ID A Y . A P R IL 7. 1933 E N T E R P R IS E James Underwood 1, home from Sil- w here she recently underwent a n . F un eral se r v ic e s w ere held last I verton for a few days visit w ith his operation. w* ek ln C alifornia for F ra n k Crosby parents. Beuverton Grange No. 324 will m eet Reed, aged 86 years. H e lived on a Mrs. Babel Bender o f Knappa spent S a tu id a y , April 8, at 10:30. The coll farm near Tigard for m any yers. The roads and d rivew ays at the W eed Landscape G ardens East of several days this w eek visitin g her call for the lecture hour will be "Sug- T he C rystal B eau ty Shop has m oved Baaverton have been re-graded and daughter Mrs. Albert R ossi, gestion s for Odd Jobs in the hom e , to the R ossi building, n ext door to the placed in good condition lately by or- j Mrs. F rank A llhands o f Portland electric shop. d ay even in g a t 8 o ’clock. T he service der o f Tow n o fficia ls. Mr. and Mrs visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. H ' and on the Farm.' C H R IST IA N CHURCH I w ill be held in th is church and auim on W eed have extend ed m any courtesies O. S tipes W ednesday evening, G. W. Springer, P aster Miss | Beaver Chapter O. E. S. will enter- m is s F aith Burk, B eaverton hi Bible school is at 9:45 every Sun will be preached by R ev. George Gor during con stru ction operations at the Mrs. E lfred C. H oyt o f Portland, tain the P ast P atrons and Past Ma- sch ool teacher, sp en t th e w eek end *m Our Tow n reservoir past m onths, day m orning. Since we have reached don o f th e M ethodist church. by al- J visited her sister Mrs. H attie R ossi trons of the chapter W ednesday even- « N ew berg. the hundred m ark w e are endeavor Bible school m eets a t 10:46 and the low ing m any the privilege o f passing ! W ednesday * ------ ____rr*______ I _______ r. . , . a L . l _ ____i ____a | in* ’ April 12 Mrs ; d \ r D obbins accom panied by ~ ro u «_ . . r M. C. Mc- y ing to hold it. All m em bers should tw o C hristian E ndeavor S ocieties at over their p rivate drivew ay to and Mrs Jam es M cDonald o f “ Tacom a. I " Mrs. W. R. V ____. anK leek, . Mrs. A. B. Clem ent, D ew ey D rorbaugh m ake an effort to be present and visi 6:30 every Sunday. W e extend you a from the Town w ell property. a s a visitor at the S. B Law rence K ercher and Mrs. Carl H ansen, were and Mr. Pacque w eie salm on fvshing tors are alw ays w elcom e. The Bible very cordial in vitation to all our Mrs. M innie H olt o f P ortlan d w as Sunday at Oregon City. j hom e Friday. Mrs. M cDonald w as a g u ests a t th e K in ton G range Satur We are planning for a viaiting here W ednesday w ith her sis School council held its regular m onth m eetings. Jam es W elsh w ho has been ill at the form er resident o f R aleigh and is a day. ly business m eetin g last Sunday after great service E a ster m orning and a ter Mrs. H attie R ossi. Mrs. H o lt was hom e of his parents in H uber for ; m em bers of B eaver Chapter O. E. S. j Mr. and Mrg ^ church and w e are happy to announce beautiful pageant E a ster evening. form erly Miss M innie W olf and spent som e tim e w as taken to the hospital H arry M. Barnes w as allow ed a kanie> Oregon, and Mrs V ance ^ the addition o f a cradle roll class with her school days at Beaverton. Tuesday. | claim o t 2257 85 “gal"«» the R ichfield P ortland, w ere visitors at the H R CHURCH O F T H E N A Z A R E N E Mrs. C. Thom pson a s teacher. Mrs. Irene B arnes of V ancouver, Mr. and Mrs. D oy Gray were dinner ' Oil com pany this w eek N elson hom e Sunday. The opening exercises of the even R ev. W illard P. A ndersen, P astor Wash., has been v isitin g several days g u ests Saturday evening at the home A son w as born March 24th to Mr. Mrs. M cln n is o f Laurel sp en t sev- "Forsake not the A ssem bling of ing church service prepared by the th is w eek w ith her p aren ts Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sim ington of and Mrs. T. W. P oin ter of Beaverton, eral days th is w eek w ith her daugh- C hristian E n deavor w as excep tion you rselves together, a s the m anner | Mn8 sto ck . Portland. The little boy has been named Gene E. ter Mrs. R oy Marlin. ally fin e last Sunday evening. We o f som e is.” W e w ould be glad to The w i jjia c a<jy fam ily have m oved! Mrs. W alter Scott returned to her hope you are w atch in g for these pro have you w orship w ith ua. hom e T uesday from the hospital, to O regon City. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. gram s the first Sunday of every w here she had undergone an opera Jack D a v is has rented th e Daly M orning w orship 11 a. m. m onth as they are usually a pleasant tion. house on W atson street and plans to N. Y. P. S. 6:30 p .m. surprise. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D aw s and fam W ednesday p ia y er and praise 7:30 operate the service station. In the m orning n ext Sunday Mr. ily m oved T hursday from the E rick Mrs. Grabhorn o f Cooper Mt. is p. m. Springer will speak on the topic son house to the house form erly accu- A Complete Real Estate Ser vice, Property Management Sunday April 9th a t 7:30 p m. Mrs. now resid in g a t C ornelius, having “Christ Leads the W ay”. The even pied by the B ielm an fam ily on the been m arried recently to Mr. Green ing serm on will be a continuation of E. H. Tripp, chorus director, will give Rental Agents for Homes, Offices, Apartments, Stores highw ay. the m orning serm on, although m ore a concert of sacred m usic using local field o f that place. Mrs. Geraldine Sanford entertained Warehouses, Homes for Sale, Mortgage Loans, In talent. She w ill h ave the whole ev o f an evan gelistic nature. Mr. and Mrs. E sse x Marsh attend a group of teachers a t a birthday ening service. Com e and enjoy the ed a bridge party at the hom e of Dr. vestment Securities, Title Insurance, Abstracts, Phone party in her apartm ents Monday ev- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH m essage o f sa lv a tio n ln song. and Mrs. H oniar T aylor Saturday ev { ening. AT. 3171, 105 Sixth St., Portland, Oregon. Everybody w elcom e. R ev. C harles F. Clarke, pastor ening. J a ck Mansh sp en t th e w eek D r R obert A. W oods w ishes to an- W ell friends: we are prcfparing for end in P ortland w ith his grandparents j nounce the opening of his office at Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Marsh. very happy tim es on Palm Sunday, M ETH O DIST CHURCH N EW S 436 Morgan Bldg, April 1st. He is as- In this issu« w e deem it highly im- k now in g that w hen you consult this bright m usic, op tim istic serm ons, ev G eorge F. Gordon, Pastor Mr. anji Mrs. O. E. Lierm an have sociated w ith Dr. F orest Howard, al- portant that w e give com m endable firm you are ln con feren ce w ith an eryth in g in keeping w ith the occasion The p re-E aster serv ices ln our had their son Carl under observation a B eaverton resident. Dr. Wood, we are com ing to the clim ax of the church are in progress and w ill close at the M edical clinio in P ortland sev- son Qf Mr. and Mrs. V. A. W oods has m ention to the very excellen t service au th ority upon th e m a tters o f ab Lenten season. The m orning serm on Sunday evening. Dr. J. C. Harrison eral days th is w eek, having been been a resident of this place for rendered to the public by the Com stra c ts and titles. T he clien ts have m onw ealth Inc. will be on the "Triumph of our R elig is bringing the m essa g es each even threatened w ith appendicitis. found th eir service not on ly sa tisfa c m any years and needs no introduc The progress of the com m unity tory and courteous, but a lso reliable ion" the evening serm on on the "Joy j ing. S ong service com m en ces at 7:30. The N azaren e M issionary society tion having graduated from both prom ises during the next few years to of Our R eligion.” W e shall join w ith ! S unday m orning a t eleven o ’clock and th ere is little w onder th a t the m et at th e hom e of Mrs. H enry W atts grade and high schools of Beaverton. be by leaps and bounds and during Christian, M ethodist and N azarene | the pastor w ill sp eak on the subject m atters in th e ir h ands stead llv Thursday. A fter election o f officers Also attended the P a cific Chlroprac- this term of expansion there will be 1 Increase. churches in a union service Good Fri- "An E v en tfu l V ictory, a study o f India w as taken up. Mists ti eschool four years, graduating Sept thousands o f sa les of property. This You w ill a lw a y s have a t you r ser A lice W atts, am ong other m em bers, 1932. R obert invitas all of his old com pany o ffers the people a service vice w ell-know n and reliable business A D M IN ISTR A TIO N PLA N S CON givin g a talk. friends to call and inspect his office that w ill elim inate all the elem en ts of I A Great Gathering and p rofessional people upon w hose and anytim e w heth er in need of pro SOLIDATION OF LA R G E C - > n . ____| „ Mr. and Mrs. W illis Cady are mov- risk on th e part o f the purchaser. In inform ation, ad vice and serv ice you 01 the r arm I eople lnR to 0reKon Clty the latlar of fession al services or not. RAILROADS th is county, as in all counties, the can depend and each is a loyal sup Mrs. M. C .M cK ercher entertained question of title cau ses the new pur this w eek. porter o f all propositions th a t prom w ith a luncheon and card party One o f the m ost n o tew o ith y con ch aser an en dless am ount of trouble. ise p rogress and e x p a n t^ n o f the Mrs. R ay F axton en tertain ed a Continued from P age 1 T hursday afternoon in honor of M r.. (T h „ concern hM a „ the inform ation vention^ o f 1933 w ill be the annual group of lad ies a t luncheon last country. (4) greater freedom o f international Lassiter, w ho form erly resided in at hand from the tim e of takin g over T hursday afternoon, follow ed by ga th erin g o f the N a tio n a l Grange, We desire to com p lim en t th e Com trade. Beaverton. this part of the U nited States, thru m onw ealth Inc., upon th e serv ice they bridge in w hich there w ere four tables scheduled for Boise, Idaho, N ovem Mrs. Sarah V. L aw rence visited her The B ritish w illingn ess to discuss the governm ent g ran ts and private render the pecple and to say that this Mrs. N oreen A llyn and her m other these econom ic questions is due to a ber 15-24, w hich w ill bring together a Mrs. H. R. N elson visited friend s at daughter Mrs. V. David F lsk e of ow nership. service w ill greatly aid in the upbuild M ultnom ah this week. Mrs. F iske realization that the R oosevelt udmin- j resen tin g ut least 32 d ifferen t sta tes B an ks Saturday. T here is a grea t satisfaction in in g o f th is section. has just returned from the hospital Istration w ill not readjust debts w ith and coverin g the en tire w idth of the Mrs. M. C. M cKercher w as hostess out m utually advantageous agree continent. to old m em bers o f the L adies Slipper m ents on other questions. Moreover, One o f th e reasons for selectin g club T hursday afternoon. Mrs. F. M. the technical suspension of the gold B oise a s the 1933 m eeting-place of the L assiter w as a g u est o f honor, also M ENS SUITS A N D OVERCOATS standard in this country threatens a N ational G range is the fact that the Mrs W illis Cady, w ho is m oving to C L E A N E D A ND P R E S S E D 40c chaotic international situ ation which sta te of Idaho has been com ing for Oregon City. m ight force Great Britain to the gold ward very rapidly in G range organiza PLAIN SILK S A N D COATS 50c A one o ’clock luncheon w as served. standard prem aturely, w hich, in their tion the last fiv e y ea rs and is one of Cards follow ed in w hich Mrs. Chas. All S ilk s Hand Finished eyes, would be a disadvantage. the m ost w ide-aw ake «state units the Ja ck a held high score and Mrs. W. O. A dditional efforts to take care of G range has. W ith the im petus w hich R oberts received the ooneolation. A. A. A. CLEANERS the unem ploym ent situ ation included a holding th is big session a t B oise will A surprise show er w a s given Mrs. at $500,000,000 relief fund w hich, it is ex create, th e present season is expected Baldy Barron last Saturday afternoon 463 Jefferson Street pected, will be in the form of a direct to see large num bers o f new subord T w enty ladies w ere presen t. Mrs. grant to the states, ulthough part of inute G ranges organized In Idaho and Barron w a s the recipient of m any Bet. 13th and 14th on Jefferson it m ay be expended ln the form of a great accession to its m em bership. lovely and useful g ifts. R efresh loans. In addition, a huge public The N ation al G range has an inter m ents were served. Y ellow and green work«« program , running ubout $1,000,- estin g custom of carrying its annual w ere the color schem e carried out on B R IN G S P O R T L A N D ’S OJOjOOu,nd lib eralisation of th e luw to session each year to p oints ull over th e table, E a ster favors of ch ick en s SM A R T W O M EN enable the It. F. C. to m ake construc the U nited S tates, so a s to create in and rabbits and yellow candies were tive loans to sta te s and subdivisions terest ln the various sections. l.ast a feature of the table decorations. are included in the program . year the convention w as held at W in All report a m ost pleasant afternoon The A dm inistration farm relief bill ston-Salem . N orth Carolina, the year after quick p assage through the before at Madison, W isconsin, and it ■ S . * * - H ~ H . . H * * * * * * * H - * ' i - H in House, ran into S en ate opposition is expected that the 1934 session will beautiful liv e stflam pem ianem t. G A R BA G E COLLECTED and a re-written bill w as subm itted be located «somewhere in New E n g No stretch in g or b aking of hair T h ese G range conventions a l to the S enate lust week. P a ssa g e of land. A ttend . . . no w et pads. A coupon that P rices R easonable the relief m easure by the Senate will w ays bring together great crow ds of Spring en titles you to an extra sham poo send it to conference, and final con people, reaching nearly 20,000 at Ro n i O N E B E A V E R T O N 7861 O pening and fin g er w ave fr«e w ith every At the gregational action ought to be com chester, N ew York, in 1930. S ee Our perm anent. pleted about the tim e th is is read. B oise session it is expected thut a WM. B. ADAMS W indows Senute hearings brought forth ton class o f at least 3,000 m em bers will A uthorized by C ity Council D ieting opinions, with m any ideas receive the h ighest d egree conferred suggested. H ow ever, the urgency of by the G ia n g e and the various busi the farm situation and the fact that n ess organ izations o f that city are M H » ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ + planting of the 1933 crops is under m uking elaborate plans for G range V W W W W W Y V W V V W y W A V S w ay indicate that the p ressure of entertainm ent. N ew H catb m an Hobel B uilding opinion will force the en actm en t of 225 BROADW AY . . . . O P P O SIT E BR O A D W A Y T H E A T R E som e m easure. At best, all of the Mr. and Mrs. C harles M ackey and proposals are untried and la ig e ly ex Mias H azel D ane m oved to Portland perim ental. last Friday. They had resided at A ccording to a report o f the R e Lom bard street for th e past four construction F inance Corporation, it years. loaned $2,083,750,079 from February A d elegation o f M asons attended V u . h :'l 1933. Banks borrowed $1.013.020,039 und repaid day evening. W ednesday even in g $307.243,965. Loans to 62 railroads they attended D oric lodge at St. A> H R Q S S I , P fO p . aggregated $359,885,015, of w hich $20,- Johns. 352 Salm on, near P ark .. B E 5765 175,984 wan repaid. Self-liquidating projects, including agreem en ts to ad A lso in our shop in van ce funds, am ounted to m ore than N ew H eathm an Hotel $205,000,000. R elief to 40 sta tes and A SV.W A ViW .SW A V.SV.'A tw o territories took $186,395,683. Loans to 507,632 farm ers required $64,- 204,503, un aval age of $126.48 per farm er. Financial institutions, other than banks, Included $109.373.156 to building and loan association«!, $968,- 173.337 to insurance com panies, and is always a DEPENDABLE Dealer $133,358,036 t o m ortgage loan com panies. Land bank and Joint stock com panies received about $60,000,000. Lo c a l N e w s Item s ss PT* l ( flhurch ¡ftervíceal .................... } j j COMMONWEALTH Inc. SPRING Portland’s Exclusive Specialty Shop It Wouldn’t be Spring The Newest Modes Without a COATS SUITS GOWNS FROCKS and MILLINERY HUBBARD GOW N SHOP $5.00 Try Our Lunches 25c Greyhound Coffee Shop S U P E R CU RLIN E STEA M W A V E Now is the Time to Re-Beautify Your Home! —to Paint, Decorate, Varnish, Kalsomine —to hang that new W allpaper, or to Shingle A Sherwin-Williams Paint Dealer COMPARE r$ * DOLLAR PRE-EASTER SALE SATURDAY (f ALL NEXT WEEK Sale Price $ 17.00 F eaturin g O utstanding Spring Sport W ear am i Tow n W ear Young’s Gown Shop ten th St., b e t Alder ft W ash Roundtrips to Almost every, where in the West for about If a mile. Stan your trip oo one of these dates: tP R IL 1 5 , 1 4 , 1 5 , 1 6 Be back by m idnight, A pril 2 S Try our "Meals Select”—com plete luncheons and dinners for 80f to $1.2) and break fasts for )0 4 to 90#. <§» Southern Ifecific The Stewart Paint & Glass Service I nc These Feed Prices with the Prices You have been Paying and Bear in Mind the Fact THAT FEED PRICES ARE ADVANCING. (N. E. C O R N ER 3rd A N D A L D E R ) Retail Headquarters for All Sherwin-W illiams Products SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS Carrying a com plete line o f Paints, V arnishes. K alsom ines, Brushes, Supplies. W onderful new 1933 p atterns o f W allpapers for all u s e . now on display at low est prices. You are in vited to v isit our show rooms. W e w ill be pleased to a ssist you in your problem s o f P ain tin g, D ecorating, P apering, S h in glin g, etc. MILL RUN____________ __ ...65c—80 lb sack WHEAT, (Cleaned, W a.hed) $1.05— 100 lb sack Cracked or Ground Corn 1.15—100 lb sack SCRATCH F E E D _______ _ 1.20— 100 lb sack Med-o-ration Dairy Feed .... ... 1.05 80 lb sack LEADER EGG MASH_________1.45— 100 lb sack Kitchen Queen (Hardwheat Flour) .84— 49 lb sack White Oats (Good for H ay)... ......... ..... 1.60 cwt April 1 to 15—S. W. Paint $2.55 Yours for Brighter Homes: The Stewart Paint and Glass Service me. Northeast Córner Washco Seed & Feed Co. Phone 2505 H ouse Special r* g. $2.95 gallon, reg. colors, gal B u y fro m U S and S A U E Beaverton, Oregon Best 3rd and Alder Streets J ATW ATER 7439 P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N
