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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1942 THE WILLAMINA TIMES PAGE 3 ★ ©J|p Willamina Simpa j j C/hurchßS B U TL E R M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H Harold H. Mile», Pastor at Tillamook air field. The western part of Yamhill County will increase in population by home seekers closer to their work. Wm. Petersen at Valejo is doing fine at work on ships at Mare Island. Marcus Petersen is now serv ing company 2 at Mountain Home, Tenn. Anna Petersen of Elizabeth, N. J. is taking her vacation on a farm. Mr. and Mrs. C. Amacher called on Petersen. 10 A. M. Worship Services. 11 A. M. Church School James Bus- Entered at tha Footoffico at Willamina, Oregon, an aaeond-alaaa matter, August 24, Harlan W oodruff, Minister well, Supt. IWOtt. under Act of CongreM of March 8. 187». ' MORNING SERVICES — 7:30 P. M. each Thursday Youth Fel Bible S ch o o l........ ........ .... io a.m lowship, Burdette Edwards, Pres. Ix-nnurd II. Signett E d ito r a n d P u b lish e r W’.S.C.S. each First Friday, Mrs. Classes for all ages : Worship and Communion . 1 1 a.m Catherine Le wis, President. Published Every Thursday. Subscription Price 41.50 Per Fellowship Supper night to be an EVENING SERVICES — Year in Advance. Home Display Advertising, 26c an Inch. nounced. Mrs. Howard Wooden, Dir Young People’s Meeting ... 7 p.m. ector. Foreign Plates, 36c an Inch. Carl August Frank has sold his Adult Prayer Meeting ............ 7 p.m. 160 acres of timber and land to Lee C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E Itay in interest of Polk operating | Church Service .......................... 8 p.m. Rebecca H all Townsend, Washington is »pending company. Amacher is lucky, just now IO C Ab HAPPENINGS F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H Sunday School ..................... 9:45 a m. haying. Two sisters from Mt. Angel, this week \i«iting her grandfather, Mr. and Mn. W. II. Matthews and F. E. Vnlliere. Miss Marguarite and Miss Patricia are P. J. Griffiths, pastor Church Services ................... n a.m. family, Kenneth, I.<tVaughn and Gene teaching our youngsters the catechism Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bontrager Johnny Westwang, Mr. and Mr». Sunday School ................. io a.m. Sunday, August 13th, Subject — at the St. Michaels Mission Catholic and daughter, Sally Ann. were recent Allen Heck and daughter», Linda “Soul” Morning Worship n a.m. Church. dinne.r guests at the home of Mr. and Kuth and Ola Florence, Mr. and Mr». Children’s Hour .............7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Petite called GRAND RONDE NEWS L. V. Emmons and sister, Mr». Helen Mrs. W. B. Matthews. Y. P. M. S. meet at ................. 7 p.m. on M. Petersen. They have acquired by M . Petersen Richard Myers, who ha» spent the Hrennen and »on of Mar»hfield en Evangelistic Services.......... 7:45 p.m. joyed a picnic lunch and a »wim after past month with hi» mother, Mrs. E. We have a new maintainence sup a new residence at Valley Junction. T. Smith, at Grand Ronde and hi» Prayer Meeting at the Parsonage erintendent for this highway district They want L. Petersen to paper their ward at Buell Park Sunday. new house. Mr. L. C. Hartley was home on grandmother, Mrs. Just LePage, left Thursday at ..............................8 p.m. His name is F. W. Farrar of Salem. The state highway have given me Tuesday from the Oregon shipyard», on Monday for home. He was accom- All are invited to attend these serv To some extent, he takes care of the pnied by hl» sister, Bonnie Meyers, ices. mail boxes. He gave M. Petersen a a mail post, they also have sent me where he in employed a» a welder. who will spend the vacation with mail post on the right side of the a photostatic copy o f a portion of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilkeraon and Richard and their father, Harley Tillamook road going east to New the Boyer - Dolph preliminary survey T H E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H »on». Bobby and Jean, and Mr». A. E. Myers at Jewell. Grand Ronde, he is also giving Peter map of Little Nestucca over W l/, Laffoon of Brighton drove to Port Harold H. Mile», Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kilgore and sen several loads of gravel for in of Wl/2 of Section 1 0 T 6 S R 9 W in land Sunday to visit the ladies’ father family fished in the Salmon River 10 A. M. Church School, Roy Warren front of his home.. George Petersen Tillamook County. Hoyt Wilson, who is a patient in the Sunday and succeeded in landing Supt. has moved back to Seattle, working Good Samaritan hospital. He is there three extra large trout, which they 11:15 A. M. Worship Services. nights. in preparation for a major operation. took to the Herman Whistler home 6:30 P. M. Youth Fellowship. Betty The men of the New Grand Ronde Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Davis and child and with the family enjoyed a fried Zetterberg, President. Lumber Company contributed 10% ★ FOR THE BEST IN | ren. Patty, Jean and Bill, Mr. and trout dinner. The three fish being suf W.S.C.S. each second Friday, Mrs of their wages for war bonds. A Mr». It. L. Gulvin »pent Sunday at Charles Colburn, Pres. ficient for eight servings. pennant was added to "Old Glory” I MILK AND CREAM TRY | the coast. Mis» Helen Whistler from the Fred Fellowship supper each third Wed at the mill. Mr». A. E. la ffo o n of Brighton Meyer store in Portland, a former nesday night. Mrs. Glenn Larkins Benton Madison and Martin Rudy, came Thursday for an indefinite STEW ART'S — ON employee at thePlywood Mill here Director. Jr. are in Portland building ocean visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. and also in the Willamina Postoffice, going freighters. Our government la o Wilkerson and family. A S S E M B L Y of GOD C H U R C H visited her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. SALE AT — Ted’s Red | is hiring men to work at Tillamook Mrs. Just I/ePage returned Mon Herman Whistler, Sunday and went W illam ina, Oregon air plane field. Mr. Wake of Whiteson day from Woods, where she had been on to the coast with friends R. H. C R E C O R Y , Pastor called on M. Petersen for advise in h*le * Bunn’s Market S taking treatment for Sciatica rheuma Mr». Gust Dahl has a lovely “Giant SUNDAY SERVICES ........ 10 a.m getting a home nearer to Tillamook. $• tism at the Wood» Hot Bath Sani of California” petunia plant, 44 inch MORNING WORSHIP ........ 11 a.m. | W. M. Curl of Prairie Oil Station, tarium. Her condition is greatly es tall with 19 large orchid color EVANGELIST SERVICE with his brother Henry, also called g: Kershaw’s Dept. Store - g improved. blossoms blending to deep purple in MID-WEEK SERVICES . Mr. Curl does relining rubber tires. Mi»» Maxine Valliere of Port the center. FRIDAY .......................... Stewart's Grocery and Mrs. Thos. Petersen of Portland ¡3 still suffering from a broken arm, -------—ZZ.— zzzzzz z lllg!llj8íllillllfllllllllllllinHllliaill|||||HHI||iniHlMlhi||WH|M||H||HluinilUIIHHIílWlllll!PHiniliHl»llHlllllllllllUlUiilliiiiiiiliiiiiHiiiiiiiiilM|iiiiinii|||iq iiiinminiiiiitiii 6 months ago. Mrs. Louis Louthers :§ South Side Food Market £ reports Mrs. Zielke of Salem sent advise to Mrs. Petersen for stomach ★ gas. C. C. Petersen of Baker, Ore gon is on the sick list at the Veteran hospital on Marquam Hill in STEWART’S DAIRY Portland.reports not very serious. McMinnville - Tillamook highway- Sheridan Oregon •$ shows an increase in travel since the U. S. is hiring 2000 men for the work W IL L A M IN A C H U R C H of C H R IS T I I SALE - FRI & SAT S T E W A R T S M E A T S & G R O C E R IE S ★ WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU OUR NEW FAMOUS “ BLACK BEAR" LINE OF MEN'S WATER REPELENT— SCHOOL AND SPORT CLOTHING OF THE FINEST QUALITY FOR MEN AND BOYS. FOR EVERLASTING BEAUTY TRY A NEW FEATHER HALO PERMANENT— IT S THE LATEST SHORTENING 311». Swift'g ¿t Formay 63c LOGGER'S CORKED BOOTS 4 pr. Only WHEATIES 2 For 21c $17.50 Open MILO X BLEACH GOLF SPORT J ACKETS FIRST AID KITS *2 Gallon ARMOUR'S MILK No. 1 Tall Reg. 8 L 59 90c 23c 3 For Standby’s DICED BEETS No. 2 Can 10c ELSNOIR PEAS Fancy 3 Sieve 2 FOR 29c from 8:30 to 5:30 G LADY BEAUTY S T U D IO S ----- Elaine Davis______ s PH O N E 422 W IL L A M IN A NOW $5.59 BLACK BEAR CORDS For Boyg $349 25c COMPLETE BEAUTY’ SERVICE . LADIES SILK HOSE Full Lcnglh $1.09 PAIR Aw.w. CERTO 3 For 47c SURF. JELL 3 For 27c BATHING SUITS FLIT FLY SPRAY Good Assortment O f Sizes And Colors 2 Pints For 75c EACH BEEF ROAST 45c BOSTON BUTTS Shoulder Cut PORK SAUSAGE Swift’s 25c 25c 35c ROOFING SPECIALS 35 LB. BLACK ROOFING $1.10 45 LB. BLACK ROOFING $1.29 5 CAL. CAN ROOFCOATING $2.95 1 GAL. CAN ROOFCOATING $ .75 OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT PER GALLON ,„s _ _ ......................$2.12 FULLERS PURE PREPARED PAINT IN 5 GAL. CANS $2.95 PRICES GOOD UNTIL AUGUST 20 STEW ART PHONE 532 WILLAMINA, ORE — ★ — K. E. SM ETTERI Y’S H a rd w a re S to r e Î
