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FRIDAV, JUEY U, 1983 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE PA O * 4 Boyd plcniced at Wllhoit Springs Local Scout» to Meet at Sunday. Russell Spencer, son of Mr. and Grade School Tuesday Mrs. Leslie Spencer, of Portland, and Mr. and Mra. A. S. Funston will be formerly of Beaverton, had the mis Of special interest to scouts at home hosts to the members of Beaverton fortune to break his arm last week WM. F. CYRUS M * » » O il/# • tré è • will be the meeting of July 18th Tues w sn n n a è fttltiV iM ê i Grange and their families with a pot but is recovering nicely. County Agent day next. One of the committeemen, luck aupper on Thursday evening at Mr*. C. J. Baker of Seattle, Wash., probably Mr. Anderson, will conduct CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE METHODIST CHURCH NEWS What possible benefit can a Wash 6:30 July 20, In the grove at their visited at the C. J. Bielman home the meeting on the grade school Rev. Willard P. Anderson, Pastor George F. Gordon, Minister ington county farmer growing wheat home on the Old Canyon road. Saturday. grounds at 7:30. No other meetings Sunday School with a class for all, get out of the agricultural adjust-! Sunday School at ten o’clock and Wilfred Loren* of Portland, was a Mr. and Mrs. Parker Downing and are scheduled for the month. ment program? What Is the nature worship service at eight p. m„ The at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. guest of Samuel B. Lawrence, Jr., on daughter, Jim Downing, and Miss Perhaps a majority of the active Wednesday. Wilma Brown, spent Sunday at Wll scouts will be away from home at this of the agreement and the probable , sermon subject will be "Twentieth m. N. Y. P. S. service 7 p. m. Song and evangelistic service 8 p. m. Wed David Hanson, of Multnomah, visi hoit Springs. time. Gene Brown, Carl Beach, Jim amount of the reduction he m ust, Century Slavery.” Text Gal. 4-3 "We ted his great grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and Miller and Lsle Walker are at Camp agiee to in order to receive the com- were slaves to material ways of look- nesday ptayer and praise 8 p. m. Come, you will enjoy our services. What is the i ing at things.” This message will Lawrence of Raleigh Monday. daughters, left for Yachats Tuesday, | Meriwether,,— Portland scout camp pensation payment? We are planning a tent meeting Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lawrence and where they will spend their vacation. near Pacific City from July 12 to 26. probable amount of this payment, i bring to light and your attention the I August 6 to 20. Watch for further when will it be paid, and how is its Samuel Jr., motored around the Mt. Bruce Denney, a prominent farmer I major way in which Christians are Lisle Walker, Asst. Scoutmaster amount determined? What is meant in slavery. How difficult it is to ap announcement. Hood loop Sunday. of McKay school district was in Town by “allotment” and how is the indi ply the teachings of Christ to the Mr*. V. A. Wood and Mr*. Forest Tuesday greeting friends. Mr. Den _ '-------------------- vidual allotment for each farmer, vol deep Howard and daughter Louise were ney recently underwent an operation Two Beaverton Boys on V * sypirituai aspect of inner life BEAVERTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH untarily accepting the plan, decided An age of materialism has made its guests of Mrs. S. B. Lawrence at a for appendicitis and Is recovering Rev' G' W -Springer Legion Junior Ball Team upon? garden luncheon Friday. nicely—it is hard for Bruce to be idle impression in the religious life and i There will be a program for the First public meetings in Washing Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scanton of San during harvest. Playing air-tight baseball, Hills ton county for consideration and ex thinking of the day. Ue can exi.-t on children on July 23rd In the Sunday Diego and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rupp Clarke Rolfe, former resident of materialism. There Is no food for school. Everyone is invited. The and sons of San Francisco, arrived this locality, is now located near Mt. boro's American Legion junior team planation of these questions and oth soul life. Man is more than flesh Sunday School begins at 9:45. representing Washington county, ers in connection with the wheat ad Monday to spend a weeks visit at the Hood. therefore his life must draw its sup The young peoples society of Chris home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wright, Homer Wilson has returned from a trounced Woodburn 10 to 2 in the justment program will be held in the ply from an invisible world. To cut chamber of commerce this off will result in death more trag tian Endeavor will enjoy a wiener Sr. Mra. Scanton and Mrs. Rupp are visit at Los Angeles, California, over opening game of the district playoff Hillsboro roast at Lost Park Tuesday evening, at Woodburn Sunday afternoon. Sec rooms at 9 a. m. Thursday, July 20; daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wright. the Fourth of July. ic than physical extinction. You will July 18. Bring your bathing suit. ond game in the series is slated for 3( and in the Star theatre in Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes spent Mr. and Mrs. Henry Desinger and enjoy this message. A cordial wel The first Friday in August the mis Sunday at the Boring home at the son Jimmie Lee came up from Deep o'clock Friday afternoon at Shute at 9 a. m. Friday, July 21. Represen come awaits you. sionary society will meet at the pas park ball grounds. tatives of the extension service who | Coast. Creek Saturday evening to visit at the tors home to organize, elect officers Either Charles Barry or Alva Kauff were recently called to Spokane by the j The Three Links picnic will be home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Desin etc. ST. CECELIA CHURCH held this year at the Shute Park in ger. Mr. Desinger returned Sunday man will be on the mound in the national administrators of the act will , There will be the regular services Hillsboro on July 23rd. evening, Mrs. Desinger remaining for second game with Woodburn Friday. be present to go over the plan in de Masses Sunday: 7:15 and 8:35 a. Sunday evening. The topic of the A win for the locals will cinch the tail. The meetings will begin at the F. M. LUlegard is enjoying a vaca an indefinite stay. 8:20 a. m. week days. morning sermon will be "A Chapter tion. During hie vacation Mr. Short Rev. and Mrs. Anderson and other district title and give them the right indicated hour and continue through Father O’Neil, Pastor on Faith.” is taking his place at the telephone co. members of the Nazerene church are to meet the Milwaukie-Oswego team. the day as long as necessary to pre Misses Anna and Joan Young were attending the Holiness camp meeting Winners o fthis game will go into the sent the plan in detail and answer state championship at Klamath Falls questions of growers. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Archie in Portland this week. and room, housing regulations, stu CONGRESSMAN MOTT BACK Masters. The annual picnic of the Masons August 10, 11 and 12. If a third game Regardless of how extensively dent costs, prospects for self-support, AT HIS OFFICE IN SALEM E arl Evans and Manley Underhill and Eastern Star members is being is necessary with Woodburn the tilt wheat may be grown in any section, and student loan funds. motored to Lake Lytle Saturday re held at Louies on the Tualatin river will be held at Woodburn next Sunday farmers are to be permitted to take Congressman James W. Mott has re afternoon. turning Sunday. Mrs. Underhill ac Sunday, July 16. advantage of the provisions of the ad- ■ Long-Felt Want turned from the National Capitol and Charles Barry and Jack Barron of justment act if they desire to do so. j companied them home after two Mr. and Mrs. Jease Holden and fam weeks at the coast. ily of Duluth, Minn., are visiting Beaverton, are two of the strong staff The whole plan is based upon volun- ! "Hello, is this the Better Business opened his office in the Post Office Building, Salem, Oregon, where all of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris of Sac friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Hold of five hurlers on the Hillsboro post tary agreements by the farmer and i Bureau?” ficial matters will be taken care of ramento visited friends In Beaverton en formerly resided In Beaverton but «quad Barron, lead-of man and main apparently Is a plan that is not go “ Yes.” “Well, how’d you like to come down promptly. for several days this week. moved to Duluth about four years hitter on squad. ing to hurt the grower as he may The Congressman desires to cooper George Hughson Is driving a new ago. They may make this their withdraw at any time by repaying antl make ours a little better?”—Ohio ate with his constituents in every way twin 8 Ford sedan. Monday Mr. and home permanently. State Sun Dial. Second Cover Spray for Mrs. Geo. Hughson and Mr. and Mis. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lierman were him as compensated adjusted pay- Luther (to taxi driver) I say dri- possible and will be glad to have them write concerning any Federal Howard Hughson motored around the business callers in Hillsboro Thursday. Apples and Pears Now Due ment*. The funds for making these ! ver- ** y°ur Noahs Ark full? problem in which they are interested. Mt. Hood loop. Driver—One monkey short, sir; Mrs. L. Metlen and son Donald of payments are obtained from the pro Mrs. J. W .Sprague and son Dr, Exeter, Calif., spent the past week cessor’s tax which has already gone j i umP in Apple and pear growers in the Wil Boyd Sprague returned home Friday visiting Mrs. Guy Carr. She has also lamette Valley should apply the sec into effect. Costs of administering evening after a weeks visit at Nappa spent several weeks with her parents ond cover spray now for the control of the act also come from the same Terilous Primrose Path Idaho. Miss Georglana Jones, who at Oregon City. codling moth, according to B. G. funds. Do You realize that you can get "Hard work never killed anybody,” has been visiting In Boise, Idaho, re George Baker has been trimming Thompson, entomologist of the Ore Automobile Insurance from the Farm said the father. turned home with them. grapes and repair work about the Lin gon Experiment Station For the ers Inter-Insurance Exchange for 50% “That's just the trouble, Dad,” re- Mrs. Justlnsen and son Manuel anu coln place In the Sorento district past two nights there has been a con | Opening for Higher less than the usual rates? ! turned the son. "I want to engage daughter Esther, of Portland, were while the Lincolns are on a pleasure siderable flight of coddling moths and Education Schools Set in something that has a spice of dan- PROVIDING Sunday visitors at the Chester Hanna trip to various points of Interest In second peak of egg deposition has You don't have a bad accident record? i ger in it.”—Christian Register. home. California. Mr. Baker formerly been reached. The eggs will hatch Eighty thousand others are doing it. Rev. Geo. Springer came home Sun owned the Lincoln place. The University of Oregon, Oregon In from 6 to 16 days, depending on The company pays claims Promptly day from a business trip to South Bill Jr. and Frankie Desinger of weather conditions. The next spray State college and state normal schools and fairly ern Oregon. Seattle, Wash., are visiting their should be applied before these eggs at Ashland, Monmouth, LaGrande, The company has $3.07 with which to Mr, and Mrs. W. C. McKell are grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Des- Dr. Dorothy Johnston will open for the coming school year pay every dollar of liability hatch. home, after a two weeks at Hansent inger. Nila Louise Desinger and Mar- Cabinet Baths, Electric Massage The spray is powdered lead arsenate on September 18. All freshmen will The company reinsures all risks In on the Metollus river. Chiropractor sle Dawson of Portland, are also used at the rate of 3 pounds to 100 report to the university and the state excess of $5000 with other companies Miss Nancy L. Larson, of Huber spending the week at the Desinger gallons of water. In orchards where • college for "freshmen week” at this Open 9:15 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. having assets over $12,000,000 spent the Fourth visiting Mr. an home. Monday Evenings coddling moth Is not a serious ,prob- time. Old students will register at the Certainly there is no question about Mrs. W. L. Anderson and family at Mrs. Walter Caviness entertained lem 2 pounds of powdered lead ar- , university on September 20 and at the ATwater 0681 their ability to pay claims St. Helens. 315 Swetland Bldg. Portland guests from California last week for senate to 100 gallons of water is suf college on September 23. Residents of Multnomah, Aloha, T. B. Denny is building a new « several days|. During their stay they ficient to give commercial control. All normal school students will re- , Beaverton, and Tigard are eligible room house. drove around the Mt. Hood loop on Calcium arsenate has been used in the under “Farm” rates. John Kirby is spending a t\\ Wednesday. Mrs. Gordon accompan Willamette Valley for coddling moth port on September 18, with the first two days given over to placement j weeks vacation at Taft. ied them on the trip. Open from 6:00 a. in. to 6 a. in. CHRISMAN & OLIPIIANT control with control only sightly less tests and registration. The Medical J. C. Blake Is reported as beln; Little Emma Susan Clement is than with lead arsenate and without Phone BEacon 0982 INSURANCE AGENCY School in Portland will open Septem- ; quite ill at his home. spending the week with her aunt Mrs. injury to the leaves or fruit. ber 30. 933 S W Taylor St., (nr lOtli) BR. 5553 The Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Berthold are Jennie Hardingham in Portland. Thoroughness of application is es The bulletin, which may be obtained Sales Agents for now domiciled at the Heldelburg Inn. Highland Tavern Mrs. George Blasser was guest of sential in coddling moth control. The Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hiden are on a her sister-in-law Mra. Howard Hing- foliage as wel as the entire surface of from the registrars of any of the in RESTAURANT X FOUNTAIN motor trip to the caves and Crater ley at a garden party at the home of every apple and pear should be thor stitutions, contains full Information We feature Lake. Mrs. John Baker In Portland Tuesday oughly covered with the «pray solu on freshman week, placement and Quality Food, Service and other examinations, admission re Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tripp have re afternoon. Auction bridge was played tion if worm Injury is to be preven Hospitality at Popular Prices FARMERS’ AUTOMOBILE turned from a four weeks visit In var during the afternoon followed by u ted. It is especially important that the quirements, fee« and deposits, board 815 S. VV. BROADWAY ‘« INSURANCE Kiciuun« ious cities In the east. They utten. cold lunch. upper third of the tree be thoroughly Betty Ironside, Mgr. ed the Century of Progress Fair li A community charity and benefit covered as a majority of the eggs are C. F. Stone, Pres. W A W W .W W A W A V A V .W . *,**,*— .**.**.*— J—»—.*— .**.**.**,**,**.**,*— .— *.* *»**.*— .*v* V *.— **— »**? Chicago also. dance is being given In the high laid in this portion of the tree. Mr. Welter and A. Weir are spend school Saturday evening. There will also be a good program. The Jour ing a week at Pacific City. You’re missing a most valuable part ❖ • x ~ x ~ x - x ~ x k ~ x ~ x - x «* x ~ x ~ x ~X "X ~ x k ~ x ~ x **<"X~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Kleek and nal Juniors of Portland will be on of this paper each week, if you don’t hand to give musical selections. A U T O SALES & LO AN CO. Cathryn spent Sunday at the Emery Carl Christenson and family re read the classified ads. DEALERS IN NEW X USED CARS Van Kleek home in Klnton. turned the first of the week from a Fine Used and Reconditioned Cars Mrs. Mary Evans, Earl Evan» and trip to the Chicago Fair. We Satisfy Our Customers . . . Over 80 Cars to Choose From Mrs. Inez Whitworth visited the Mrs. M. E. Pike accompanied by James Whitworth home at Battle Mr. and Mrs. John Summers visited PRICED FROM $30 to $1250 Á.H. ROSSI, Prop. EAst 7457 Ground Wash., Wednesday. Y SALESROOM: Eighth and Hawthorne Ave. her daughter Mrs. Ogelsby Young at A V . S V A W A S W M i W V . V . S X BIG LOT: Grand Avenue and Madison Sts. EAst 2669 ? Mrs. Doy Gray was a luncheon guest her home In Portland Monday evening v<~X~X~X~X~X~X***<~X~X~X"X”X ~X ~X “ X ~X ~X “ X ~X ~X “ X ~X ~X"X ~X * of Mra. Leslie Spencer at her home in Rcautiful ( t Marame Portland Wednesday. P O L L IN G P L A C E S F O R E L E C T IO N BEACH’S JU L Y 21, 1933 John Summers and Emil Nelson e ^ e je * ?e e !e e J .e ¡.e ¡e .¡e e ¡e J «* ¡.e ¡e e Íe e !e ^ «e ¡,^ ,^ e e | . P E R M ANENT MARKET fished for croppies at Lake Oswego Zrero Ice W AVE several days this week. Aloha Grange Hall Phone Beaver Cúmplele East Beaverton, Haullenbeck Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Omstead re ton 11252 Best o f ma West Beaverton, Public school hse. turned from Oakland, Calif., the lat terial Bird • as* us to \l Cedar Mills. Union Chapel. ter part of last week where they had COUNTY AGENT NOTES LOCAL NEWS * Church ¡Service*] Try Our Lunches 25c Greyhound Coffee Shop | spent their vacation visiting Mrs. Omstead’« brothers, E .Timm and Dr. E. Timm. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spencer and son of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cady and daughters of Oregon City, all former lesldents of Beaverton, plc- nlced at Wllhoit Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tlnuner visi ted friends in Oregon City Sunday. Miss Maxine Hanson accompanied them to Mllwaukle where she Bpent the day with friends. Mrs. Fred Omsted, of Portland, visi ted her sister Mrs. J. W. Sprague Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Blelman made a business trip to Hucoda Wednesday. Miss Ann Sanfleld, of Los Angeles, J Calif., spent Sunday with Ml»s Kath ryn Beach. Billy Dodson, of Carlton. Is spend ing a few week« with hla mother Mrs Lx>lo Dodson Last week a boy friend, Fern Erickson, also of Carlton, spent the week with him. Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray. Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Wtlmot and Mrs. Ruby IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO s*ll It, let the claeelfled advertising department of this paper prove It* ability aa a speedy and efflelent sales medium. THIS AD and 50c Garden Home, School house. Kinton, City Hall. Laurel, Grange Hall Le lay, Mrs. Rice’s residence Mnnning. Manning hall. Metzger, Community club house Middleton, School house. Mountain, Meacham school house. Mulloy, Carlon school house Orenco, City Hall Purdln. school house, (Thatcher) Reedville. school house Scholls, I. O .O. F. hall. Sherwood, Library room North Tigard. Tigard Building South Tigard. I. O. O F. hall Tualatin, City Hall Drop in After the Show or Dnnce FOR 35c MEAL OK SANDW ICH EASTERN DRAFT BEER BLU-HABOON CAFE 14th and S W JEFFERSON Leading to Canyon Road Portland, Oregon OPEN TU L 1 A. M. 1 ALOHA MERCANTILE CO. ■how vou) Banks B e a u t y Shoppe S h a m p o o And r i n u e r M a t f M A R C H > »5« BE « ‘ »A M M Alder At . ! ! STOP ! ! AT TUNNEL ONLY REAL BEER GARDEN IN OREGON iW r 7 Day* WWk. 24 Hours Day DANCE EVERY NIGHT Good Music Dr. Harris AT. 60641 »17 Mohawk Bldg., O ver R oberts Bros. Portland. Oregon Aloha, O regon Phone 8 2 1 0 MANHTRES Wr COS Aider Park Shoppe» bet. Park A West Park — Home-Owned— Independent Store— v .v .w w v .w .s v .- .Y .w v .-.- .s v .w .v .w v .v .v .v .v .v .v , %S%VWSWbWWy%VWViSS%V.%SSS-.1iS%%V.-.W.V.-.V.V.V.V.V.*. KiD the 35% Food Tax Free Delivery — Responsible Charge Accounts W e Don’t Cut Prices, W e Make ’em A Few Friday and Saturday Specials This Tax Would— — Further Impoverish the Poor — Nulify the Will of the People — Set Up a Food Monopoly — Lead to Other Food Taxes It Has been Voted Down T H R E E TIM ES It Is a Surtax on Distress Phone W A . 1081 for Reservations Cor. Union Ave and Lombard Sts. 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