n I I. T. R P. Tliiirrday, October 24, 1925 Grand Chief to he Honored North Plain* Lodge Honors Mt*. II. I lollvnlx-ck B ro w n nf N o rth Plain»; M r and M r , H a rold C u ttin g ol T ig a id Ml F ile n .Inhnson, M l and M i G ia n t Dm land and M r m id M i Hay D o rla n d n f H ilL Iin m Rotiert Jolina,one was hume for tin* w eek-end lie lias been moved fro m T iin lie i to E nright Party N ext VV n t nenia y K T h e re w ill he a c a u l p a lly P hall WeCm « .5 0 Each New sup ply o f w a ll fram es Just received Made to o rd e r at prices to f it y o u r po cket- bunk A lso lin e o f easel and standard frames. Schrämet Studio H>9 S. 2nd Hillsboro ROLLER SKATING CARNIVAL and Races HALLOW E’EN Thursday, October 31 Free Hats and Serpentine. Prizes for Racers. 25c Everyone ... SHUTE PARK H illsboro Evenings, 7:30 to 10:30 Townsend Leader Speaks at Rotary P o in tin g out th e advantage) Hie Tow nsend pentitoti plan. Hev. It L P utnam , president o f the H ills b o ro club spoke T h u i day be- fo re the local R o tu ry c lu b noon luncheon T he proposed tra n sa ctio n * tax. lie to ld K otarians. w ill take care of the pension paym ents and leave a surp lu s n f $5 OlMJ.OtH). It Is not the plan. I.,- aul. to In g in pa ym en t* u n til a urp lu s has firs t been c re a t­ ed in the governm ent tre a su ry from w h ic h to m ake paym ents. A n o th e r fea tu re n f the plan he declared, was tha t incom es n f p e r­ sons m a kin g a p p lic a tio n w o u ld he deducted fro m the m o n th ly a llo t­ m ent. A p p lic a tio n s fro m a p p ro x i- m utely six n u llu m persons is ex-) IM fte d when the plan Is p u t in o p ­ era tion . Rev. P utn am pointed out that tiie plan Is expected to c a r r y th ro u g h congress, possibly nt ttie session in the spring. S u p p o rte r* o f the plan, he said, are increas­ in g eve ry day A m on g the R o ta ry v is ito rs a t­ te n d in g were A n d y Patterson, sec­ re ta ry o f the P o rtla n d c lu b , and D r K lin e F lx it, regional d ire c to r o f R otary clubs. D r F ix it spoke b r ie fly on R o ta ry a ffa irs. An in v ita tio n was presented from the P o rtla n d R o ta ry to p la y g o lf at the P o ri la n d G o lf c lu b N ovem ber I. A l Junnsen Is pro gra m c h a ir­ m an fo r the m eeting T hursd ay. Real Estate Transfers Wr«4t«*rn T h u b ttr < i. to Hiinnet LrttfKtnir 0. I". IS I'.. ID C o . p o r t o f S v c tiim T IN It W E t r u n o r H a n fo rd I i r . - c t«» A o t S. b rn - m r l. pur l o f I.'»t I ll lo t k ^ . ilk e r ’* A d ­ d it io n . r * r » - " ' d r o v e . J o h n A . An P u lv e r et h l to V ic t o r C o rr a d i. W 1 o f L o t 261 J- hn n I . I . C N -. 12. 1’ . M a n r a r e t V p |u * n k a m p t o !*• n in e V llo v e v et a l, p a r t of Lot A Itl»»ek 7 H ills b o r o H e n r y B u r g e tt et u x to H a r r y jC lin e et u x . In th e T o w n o f C a n to n . C o n ra d IIn n » e n el ux to H e rm a n l l jo r l n k k e n , SO a r re a In S e c tio n 31 T l S KI W F r a n k M . B in h -n t o G e o rg e C. B u rk e , K’j L o t 26 W illo w B ro o k F a r m . Ladd F - ta te Co. t o M u x 1’ . F o r t e et u x I.o t H2 T u a la t in V a lle y H o m m . It. M G o u r le y t o .1 It. B r o p h y J r . , I.o t« 61 u n d 62 in C h c h a lo m M o u n ta in O rc h a rd *. W a x h in y tu n c o u n ty to J R. B ro p h y J r . L o t * 61 a n d 62 in C h v h n le m M o u n ­ t a in O rc h a rd » N o . 1. A r t h u r M . H o w e ll et u x to A lle n N e l- aon et u x , L o t 41 F n n n o C re e k A c re T ra c t*. M a rria g e License John M a rtin M ille r. P o rtla n d , and M arg are t M n u rln e Blaine, H ills boro ro u te 2, O ctober 21. YOUR HENS NEED Egg Producer M anufactured in H illsboro by H illsboro Feed Co. Made from choice, clean grains only and high­ est grade concentrates. Its protein content is the maximum in keeping with belter and longer egg production lower mortality and increased growth in your flock. Try a Sack T oday I HILLSBORO FEED CO Three Boys Needed fo r UCC e ra tio n was pe rfo rm ed by D r. C. m eeting at 6:30 in Young peopl Three m ore boys from W aghing- T. S m ith, the evening, fo llo w e d by »ermon _ . ton cou nty are e lig ib le to attend by the past >r, subject "T he Para- CCC camp, according to Miss A li bles of Jesu ’ Young people have M a xw e ll, exe cutive secretary of ; of the song service p re ­ (Continued from nn-re one| Guns, Am m unition the local r e lie f com m ittee The ) m i the sermon. M id -w e e k se rv­ pro du ction o f the birds. The egg- county quota is 23 of w h ich 20 1 Fishing T ackle ice W ed n e sd a y , 7:30 p in We Cor­ d ia lly in v ite you to a ll o f these as- cha rt w ill not o n ly serve as a already have been selected. Boys | w a rn in g th a t some epidem ic is go- ; fro m . to be e lig ib le m ust come Grade School Program W cdnesday ; Gervai* Eleven to inblli* M Putm an, m in iste r. 128 2nd Ave. Phone 72 in g th ro u g h the flo ck, but it w ill, fa m ilie s re ce ivin g relief. also s e i v e as a veay good guide as A ge nt Lo ng Radio« A ll Saints C h u r c h (Episcopali Play Here Friday : P o s ta l Extension* M ade to w h ethe r or n o t 't h e p o u ltry m u n ■ N ineteenth Sunday • a fte r T r in ity : i , fe e d in g p ro pe rly. 9:45; m o rn in g school " In a d d itio n to a discussion on I-e is y v ille 4-H sew ing c lu b in - | H A N K S T h is year's s ta ff f o r cer»' association held in H ills ljo ro ( at 11 id scrim the problem o f keeping pu lle ts up vttea the Ladies' clu b to a s e w in g . Hie Hanks High C la rio n is as fo l­ F rid a y evening. in pro du ction, Cosby discussed e c r - 1 Game I r id a y dem onstration F rid a y evening al i low Mi Hazel Huetsch, udviser; P ilg rim House FOR FARMS ta in various m atters of le gislatio n . G ervais and Banks w ill play a Etta H uiley, e d ito r; Roger Scho­ ay; Chapel service of w o r­ tha t were brought up in the re ­ Ih e school house. Ladies' clu b w ill meet w ith M rs i LA R G E or S M A L L field, business m anager; Irene G a rd ­ game of fo o tb a ll on the home fie ld ld. 39 a. in . w ith observance cent congress and th a t were of in - ner, senior. E ffie Tout«*., ju n io r; Fi nl. J li lay ol Tie-odor e Roosevelt. ; crest to po u ltrym e n He pointed Padgett N ovem ber 14. Ladies please See Albert Heard Irene G a rd n e r o f M o u n ta in d a l, Eleanor Strassel, sophomore, and I topic, M ilit a iy Pow er vs. out th a t it is going to be v ita l to) . b rin g ja rs fo r the ba rrel Delegates M a iy Sandy Wednesday i Banks. Oregon A lla Hi aw n. f i t sim ian, reporter»; v is ite d u iity ." P a trio tic m usic and the p o u ltry in d u s try th a t the p o u l­ lo r the federation m eeting F rid a y I , at H ills b o ro M ethodist chu rch are I , Hila Cop copy leader; Ire n e F is h ­ n ig h t. I'a tor H e n ry S H a lle r may trym e n become be tte r organized in j N ext Sunday i ra lly day at the B rice Adam3. Mrs. Ia ly Han- | er. stencil pi oof n ailer; L lo y d M il­ on ulted any day between 10 order tha t the y can successfully M r , ley, Mrs. Joe Sous. Mrs. George | ler. m u ncogi u p h c i. Irene G ardner, Sunday »chool Come and b rim m arid noon, or by appointm ent back le g isla tive measures th a t a re ' Padgett, and M rs Lorenz. , ' E ffie Toates, and E ve lyn R inck, sorne-one w itli you the house office, 232 N. T h ird v ita l to the in d u stry. A t the pres­ M r and M rs E. E. Rowton, M rs 1 T w e n ty -fiv e members o f the ju n ­ typiata. roue. ent tim e prices o f eggs have in - R W Loveland and son. Mrs. B ric e ■ Mr F Hrondley, Raym ond K il- io r ch o ir dressed in c h o ir robe > here the . .......... Adam s . vis d M rs. Erm a N e w la nd 1 creased to the p o in t ..... ite .....__________ I i . i i i and Miss G ru n t o f H ortiuud sang at the chu rch Sunday eve (Incorporated) C h ris tia n C hurch fo re ig n producer i able to im p o rt Lt M cM InnvU le Tuesday" w* re Sunday visito r» o f Mrs. B elle m u g A large audience was pre Sunday services by the h i g h eggs, pay the t a r if f and s till a ffo rd Collection* — Credit Report* ent to hear the c h ild re n directed I Ha rtw ie k . ichuol clas:' of C h ris tia n Endeavor to com pete on A m e rica n m arkets B irth s In Jess Heard and M r P ie ice of by M rs E. T ilto n . Mrs N Berdan v r ited relative» j at 11 o’clock, and reports w ill be w ith the A m erican p o u ltry m a n Egg M eye r—T o M r. and Mrs. A lb e rt j W ashington. T illa m o o k , Y am jhlll, Haines spent several days lust week given on the cou nty Endeavor con­ im p o rta tio n s in recent m onths have M eyer o f Bloom ing. O ctober 10, a ) In H ills b o ro M onday. at the Heard home. P o lk and M a rio n Counties. M r and M rs M .m riee Thom psor ven tion held in Forest G rove last increased to the p o in t w here they boy. Mr C h a rlie Sellers and daug h­ ve, k. The young people w ill have Hoodenpyl- To M r. and Mrs. F. Personal C ontact on Collections ter o f Iowa H ill w ere M onday and d a ug hter D oris of V ernonia charge of t h e evening service, are becom ing a serious considera­ tio n .” H Hoodenpyl o f Gaston. O c to b e r. visito r» at t h e W illia m Sellers visite d relative « and frie n d s here W ashington County Office w hich w ill be "F a v o rite Song». ’ A n o th e r p o in t discussed by Cos­ 20. a boy. S aturday and Sunday. home. Such person is requested to b rin g by was the breeders' and hatchery- Commercial Building C o r r ie r i—To M r and Mrs. Joe I ’ ow ne M e rca n tile Co has chang­ Pastor. Wife Honored i fa v o rite hym n and te ll in a few Second and M a in Streets ed in to a "R od & W h ite " store and A reception was given at the , words w hy it I- a fa vo rite . E ve ry- men's code. In th is discussion he C o rrie ri O ctober 23. a g irl. pointed out that w h ile the code it- i B au m ga rtn er—T o M r and Mrs. had an o ffic ia l opening S aturday ch u rch F rid a y evening in hone: Plione 3071 oqdy in v ite d to attend. self was k ille d by the decision o f ) C lyd e B au m ga rtn er o f B e a v e rto n .. Hillsboro. Oregon aflernoon. Refreshm ent w ere served o f Rev. and M rs. T ilto n . E ig h ty the suprem e co u rt w ith regard to I O ctober 16. a boy. A Caesarian op- , a ll day. w ere present. D ecorations w e ri I M ethodist Episcopal C hurch the N R A th a t it has le ft its in flu -1 M aki* Newer H a rvey suggestive of H allo w e 'e n The p ro ­ C h urch school, 9:45, M iss Rose ence w ith regard to a s p ir it o f ; A p re lim in a ry surve y wns ru n in gram was as fo llo w : Song by the to w n of Hunks last week fo r audience; p ra y e r by Reverend Cave, general superintendent; Mrs. fa ir trade and a d ve rtisin g in breed­ the p u rp o s e of e stim a tin g the cost I T ilto n , song by E p w o rth 1 .eague W. T. M cDonald, p rim a ry su p erin- in g and hatchery business. o f a sewer system Engineer Rob-1 speech by new president o f the ■endent; d iv in e w orship, 11, “ The F in a lly , Cosby discussed the na-1 ert J o n e s o f M c M in n v ille was in E p w o rth League. S tanley M o r­ K now ledge o f G od." serm on sub­ ) tio n a l flo c k im p rovem e nt plan by | ject. E p w o rth League. «30; eve- , ehi(.ks w i„ branded charge lie was assisted b y B ra n d o n r il l. ta lk by re tire d president of L nd according to grades and H a ll and L lo y d T u rk league, M a rie Riebcn; solo. Mr.- m n g se rv ice , r.Ml S erm on and n be u .sted f w P u llo ru m T hat is the re p o rt of Best’s o f N ew Y o rk re g a rd in g the f$- M rs A lle n of P ortla nd «pent the Ray P arm ley; ta lk by S u n d a y J.-wi- the Leader P ra ye r m e e t-, i w w l„ ill 7.30 The disease w week-end In Bunks w ith h e r niece, school superintend en t, M rs. Fred ,ng each W ednesday naneial standing, a b ility to pay and management o f the w ith ith a a ll ll tests tests being being made experts. He Mix» A lic e Lane. W olford ; reading by M iss Doris aim and the purpose o f the chu rch f , by recognized recognized experts. He pointed OREGON M U T U A L F IR E IN S U R A N C E CO. ! out th a t th is w ill be o f great value Postal Extensions Made B a ile y: ta lks by Rev and M rs. T il­ school is in tru c tio n in m atters re lig io n We have classos d iv id e d of M c M in n v ille Postm aster A. C. W ahl reports ton, and song by audience. F o llo w ­ I to p o u ltrym e n in th a t the y w ill be tw o extensions on the ru ra l route in g the program a “ get a cq ua inte d” according to age groups, fo r th is ' able to kno w e x a c tly th e typ e .Turpose. A gospel message is the Save 21% on fire insurance p re m iu m costs b y in s u rin g w ith ru n n in g out o f Banks One is fro m m eeting, w h ic h was a fe w contests and q u a lity o f b ird s tha t the y are this strongest o f m u tu a l fir e insurance companies. Sherm an's m ill n o rth o f D a iry and games Refreshm ents w e r e ■entrai fe a tu re o f o u r service« o f “ ^ J - . n g ' and w in no lo n g ^r be, worship- We propose to m ake pku n « b]in d ere, k to the road in te rsectio n The served by M others' eluh liu S *. plan n l ; m of n f re rp d d em pm p n tion l i i j n fo r man m an. Sod's other is one and tw o -te n th s m iles Ranks Defeated F o llo w in g Cosby's d is c u s s io n . ' west fro m th e M eacham school Banks was defeated by St. M a ry - o p o in t out the expressed w i ll of Fred H. C o ckell of M ilw a u k ie n r w is e house. F rid a y . T he game was playe d on jo d fo r y o u r life and to p ro vid e recom m ended to the p o u ltry n 'e n j fe llo w s h ip w h ich w ill help to M rs F lora M u n fo rd visite d her St. M ary'« fie ld . The score was th a t the y pass a re so lu tio n e x - 1 on W ilb e rt at B o n n e ville dam fro m 19 to 7. A large n u m be r o f the nake possible the liv in g o f th is pressing th e ir ap pre ciatio n to S en-' E V E R Y F O R M O F P R O J E C T IO N cind o f a life . We urge you to jo in Tuesday u n til F rid a y o f last week. students attended the game. us in these aim s and purposes. ator F re d e ric k S te iw e r fo r the sup­ T h u rsd a y the y dro ve ove r the T E L E P H O N E 1732 po rt tha t he gave the p o u ltry in ­ )u r m usic is un de r the d ire c tio n D a lla s -C a lifo rn ia h igh w ay, th ro u g h d u s try in the recent session of I f Jess Foster, w ho leads the con- Bend and the John D ay valley. 116 SOUTH THIRD • RES 2092 • HILLSBORO,OREGON ire g a tio n a l singing on Sunday eve- congress. R. L . R o ckw e ll and F ra n k M rs M u n fo rd bro ug ht back an in ­ E rickson w ere appointed as a com ­ F irs t C h urch of C h ris t (S cientist I ning and directs the c h o ir to sing terestin g co lle ctio n o f ro c k fo rm a ­ Services are held e ve ry Sunday ' jo th m o rn in g and evening. C h o ir m itte e o f tw o to d ra ft th is resolu- 1 tion. w h ic h she got in the John at 11 a. m ; W ednesday evenin', ' ehearsal is T h u rsd a y at 7:45. and tio n and send it to Senator S teiw er Duy va lle y. ' il l those de sirin g to sing w i ll be on be ha lf o f the W ashington coun­ Fred Schlegel is v is itin g at the services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school ty p o u ltrym e n . at 11 a. m. P u p ils up to th e agi welcomed. home o f his bro th er. E a rl Schlegel, o f 20 years are welcom ed. Fre< T h is was the fir s t o f a series o f ’ and fa m ily at A nn A rb o r. M ich. reading roo m open on W ednesday: m o n th ly m eetings w h ich are held Bethany Baptist Church M r. and Mrs. C lif f Thom pson and S aturdays fro m 2 u n til 4 p n Sunday m o rn in g Rev George N. at the B eaverton hig h school on and c h ild re n attended the L u th e r- h . u . rch . i . in r fo re s t e- o j Sunday's topic, “ P rob atio n A fte r T a ylo r o f B eaverton w ill speak in the fo u rth Tuesday o f each m onth an .. - ch G rove Sunday n .. ‘ the interest o f the U n io n Gospel at 8 p. m. A nyone interested in a ftern oon and heard Rev. K o p p e l- | u ca _. . __ nission of P ortla nd . In th e a fte r­ D o ultrv ra ising and its problem s mar, o f P o rtla n d preach. T u a la tin P lains P resb yteria n Churcb noon and evening the variou s is w elcom e to attend. Notices of R alph Kennedy o f M o u n tu in d a le (F o u r m iles n o rth o f H ills b o ro ) churches of the co m m u n ity w ill each m eeting are sent. Persons de­ visited M r. and Mrs. J e ff K ennedy Sunday services: B ib le school a s irin g to receive notices should and d a u g h te r Monday. , I 10:15; preach ing at 11 a. m.; ju n io i un ite in a C o u n ty Sunday School M r. and Mrs. C a rl S h ip le y and C. E at 11:20; C. E. at 8 p. m convention. The services w i l l be leave th e ir name and address at daughters of H ills b o ro and M r. Women's M issiona ry society, las' le ld in the Bethany P resb yteria n the cou nty agent's office. m d Mrs. George M cF arlane arla ne and W ednesday o f each m o n th at 2 p •hurch b u ild in g .—Theo. A. Leger, Q u a lity jo b p r in tin g —Argus. daughter o f Forest G ro ve w ere pastor. m. Sunday guests o f M r. and M rs. E m ­ m ett S hipley. M. Uhurrti (Bethany) John K ennedy o f H ills b o ro v is ­ On G e rm a n to w n road. S un da j ited h i . son. J e ff K ennedy, and school e ve ry Sunday, 10 a m.; Ger HARRISON D. HUGGINS fa m ily Sunday. man service, 11 a. m., fir s t a n c M. D. H e n ry and O tto Beard o f G reen th ird Sundays; E nglish service, 11 M o u n ta in were M onday v is ito rs o f | a. m . second and fo u rth Sundays (Continu«) from pace one) EYE, EAR, NOSE A N D T H R O AT ■ommittce to w o rk d u rin g the spe- th e ir parents, M r. and Mrs. W a lte r —E. J u liu s T ra g lio , pastor. t S P E C IA L IS T i i ^ l session at Salem. The associa- Beard ion is interested in o b ta in in g pen­ J. J. Hutchens was a Sunday Banks M. E. C h u rch GLASSES FITTED d in n e r guest at the hom e o f his Sunday school every Sunday, 9:4.' nons o r other recompense fo r w id ­ son. O r v ille Hutchens, in Forest a. m.. M rs. Fred W olford , super­ ows and orphans o f o ffice rs k ille d R o om j Grove. C o m m e rc ia N a tio n a l Bank Annex in te nd en t. P reaching services bA In lin e o f d u ty. E p w o rth League r a lly w ill be E lls w o rth T ilto n , pastor, eve ry Sun F ho nee Hour« Subscribe now to the A rgus. In held at Y a m h ill F rid a y evening. day evening at 8 o'clock. Ladies 9 :30 a. m u , 12 m. R e sid e n ce 2972 A ll those in the league are in ­ A id meets fir s t and th ir d Wedn?s W ashington co u n ty $1.50 a year 1 :3U p. m. to 5 p. m. O f f ic e 2971 S ix m onths 85c. T hree m onths 50 vited. days at 2 p. m. • tf cents. T w o m onths 35 cents. tf A card p a rty w ill be given th is aftern oon (T h u rsd a y, in the R. N Free M ethodist Churrh A. hall. Sunday school, 10 a. m.: preach­ H a llo w e 'e n P a rty Planned in g at 11; eve ning service at 7:30 S en io r class has s ia rte d p re p a ra ­ E veryb od y w elcom e to these serv­ fro m th e s e tio n fo r the H allow e'en p a rty to be ices.—H a r r ie tt L . D ye r, su p p ly pas­ n r x n i t E D s «r b o t t l e s given N ovem ber 1 in the high to r. school a u d ito riu m at 8 o'clock. come the selections that A lu m n i spe cia lly in v ite d . B a p tis t C h urch G IT A Itl) y o u r H E A L T H Miss G ladys O ve rto n o f Forest C h urch school at 9:45; preaching G rove w .as a Sunday eve ning guest at 11 and 7:30. A t the m o rn in g ■ at the C liffo r d Sandy home. h o ur the pastor w ill speak on "The hink what it means when the Rexall Dave Rosencranes en liste d as a G reat F lood; Do S c rip tu re a n d . Druggist fills your prescription. Out of a freshm an in hig h school M onday Science A gree?" We sha ll t r y to m orning. m ake th is in te re s tin g and in fo rm - ¡|Y staggering collection of bottles he selects his M r and M rs. W ade A rm e n tro u t, in g to any fa ir-m in d e d person. essences, extracts, etc., carefully measures M am ie Sandy and F rancis T h o m p ­ them, and then DOUBLE CHECKS the re­ son o f B anks and M r. a n d M rs. The C o ngregational C hurch M au rice Thom pson and c h ild re n C h urch school. 10 a. m.. R ichard , sult. Only fresh, full strength materials are used -by qua]* W ile y, sup e rin te n d e n t; m o r n in g ! o f V e rn o n ia w ere Sunday d in n e r ified registered pharmacists. guests o f M r. and M rs. A rc h ie w o rship , 11 o'clock. Serm on. "N ot ' Thom pson and fa m ily o f M ou n- Peace. B u t a S w ord.” —T. A r th u r j I ' — taindale. D ungan, a ctin g m in iste r. ‘ T h is is M r. and Mrs. H a rry W h itfie ld of West T im b e r w ere W ednesday W hosoever W ill Church Everywhere during «hi« week druggists are acquainting and T h u rsd a y v is ito rs at the N. J. (A b o ve N o rth P la in s ' thousands with the importance and care necessary in com­ G r if fin home. Sunday school 10 a. m. T h e f Mrs. N. J. G r if fin and M rs. Oscar s c rip tu re w o rd w ill b e "obey, pounding prescriptions. Let them show you as well. Delnuney a n d d a u g h te r B e ve rly everyone come w ith a scrip tu re I L / J Jean and M r. a n d M rs. H a rry verse c o n ta in in g that w o rd. Sermon W h itfie ld w e re T h u rsd a y v is ito rs by pastor 11 a. m., w ith som ething BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO THE DRUG STORES of Mrs. K a th e rin e Keenon at N o rth special to b rin g before the church; Plains. 2 p. m., ch ild re n 's church; 3 p. m.. _ B ill C u rrin g to n and his frie n d . consecration service and a "s tra ig h t CvaJi Dean W a rre n o f M eadow L a ke ta lk fro m God's w o rd "; 8 p. m.. CCC cam p spent the w eek-end w ith eva ng elistic service, w ith reg ular B ill's parents, M r. and M rs. S. N. and special features, serm on topic C u rrin g to n . "Is P a rtrio tis m C h r i s t i a n i t y " " ; M rs. W illia m M oore spent T ues­ Tuesday, 8 p. in., p ra ye r and praise day and Wednesday as a guest of service; T hursd ay, 8 p. m., at M r. and Mrs. C. W. M oore and Shady B ro o k church; F rid a y , 7:30. c h ild re n in P ortland. you ng peoples' n ig h t, special ques­ M r. and M rs. S. N. C u rrin g to n tions and discussions and som ething r - ‘C ’ ♦ , * * w ere v is ito rs at T id e p a rk Sunday. new fo r everyone. A ll new faces M r. and M rs. C. P. B eck of O r- are especially welcom e, whosoever enco w e re Sunday v is ito rs at the w i ll m ay come.— M e lv in E. James. C u rrin g to n home. I'.i.to r. P rogram W ednesday G rade school w i ll g ive a H a l­ B e a v rrto n C h u rrh of C h rist low e'en pro gra m W ednesday eve­ B ib le school classes assemble at nin g in the school house. The p ro ­ 9:45 Sunday m o rn in g fo llo w e d by gram w i ll be fre e o f charge. a de vo tio n a l service nt 10:30 led l.a M a rr Sandy o f O regon State by the sup erintend en t, T. B. H arris. college spent the w eek-end nt home. C o m m union service at 11, follow ed $1.95 sack N. J. G r if fin attended the m ee t­ by the pastor c o n tin u in g his series ing o f the N o rth w e st Peace O ffi- on “ F oundations o f C h ris tia n F aith." . 1.85 sack 160 W . 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