IIII.I SBOKO AIKUIS. H IL ISUOKO. OKKOON
P a p e Ten
l'tir ( b eai
Honeymoon
Mountain
( C o n tin u e d
fr o m
la s t
w eek)
G rah am d rew back. "You b e­
lieve a n y th in g y o u 're told, don't
y o u '"' he sn eered "I su p p o se you
th in k this is a very rom antic m a r­
riage. th is m atch betw een th e girl
an d a young rollin g -in -g o ld m illio n ­
aire. this Jam es W eldon S hipley
B rynildson. T hird, w ho preten d s to
fail in love w ith y o u r precious
granddaughter- and m arrie s h er at
sight. Well, let m e tell you. it
isn 't half as rom antic as it looks.
Do you know w h at he is? li e s
no th in g but a cheap a d v e n tu re r
th a t's all. going aro u n d th e w orld
bu y in g th rills w ith his money This
is a new one. th is is. He hasn't
done th is before. But w ait . . .
w hen he's tired of his new toy.
th en y o u 'll see w h at'll happen.
H e'll d ro p h er like a w rung m op-
rag ."
. .
"T hat's enough." B ryn said sh a rp ­
ly. and stepped forw ard. He tu r n ­
ed to G ran d m o th er. "Is th e re a n y ­
th in g fu rth e r you w ish to say to
him '."’ he asked h er quietly.
"N othing, my boy," G ran d m o th er
answ ered stead ily , still stan d in g
proudly.
"T hen," B ry n said d irectly to
G raham , "on y o u r way. Go on."
he said betw een his teeth , "if you
know w h at's good for you.”
G raham backed off precip itately .
“Ju st a m inute." T u b b y said soft­
ly. "W here did you get all y o u r in ­
form ation about o ur hero'."’
"It's n o n ; of y o u r d am n b u si­
ness." G rah am said.
"L et him go." B ryn said sh arp ly
to T ubby. "It s obvious, isn't it?"
P ilar, back in t h e shadow s, s tir ­
red W ith a set frozen face she rose,
w alked past G ran d m o th er and De­
b o rah and B ryn, stan d in g to g eth er
at th e to p of th e steps, and past
G raham , sta rin g at her. S he w ent
across th e grass and got in to her
car. S he sta rte d th e m otor. T he car
tu rn e d on tw o w heels, scraped G ra ­
h am 's fender, an d d arted off. w ith ­
out a b ack w ard glance from P i­
lar.
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scm , haven ’ t you got « s e n s e c e
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Tlitirsdiiy. N ovem ber 19. I9.'!i>
[ 30 evangelistic services « ill begin, at 7:30 p in the ann u al T hunks-
conducted by Mr and Mi
I. F giving servir i*. sponsored by the
I G ri'seelose of Indian.i M Putm an, M inisterial a-, lociation of H illsboro,
will be held in t II e E oursquare
pastor.
church Tills is a city -w id e service
and m inisters from p ractically e v ­
M E. Churi'Ii IBethnnyl
ery church ill the city w ill tak e
On G erm antow n road. Sunday part The F oursquare church w el­
school every Sunday. 10 a m : G e r­ comes you to tins gath erin g G uy
m an service, 11 a in., first and P D uffield J r . pastor
third S undays; English service. 11
, a. m „ second and fourth S undays
Prutreoslal Tabernacle
- E. Ju liu s Traglio, pastor.
tt
Sunday school S unday m orning
at 10. Rev J II E bert su p e rin ­
'l'he O renco -H eedville P arish
i S unday school in both churches. tendent. classes for all ages M orn­
ing
w orship at 11 Young people's
10 a. ni.; w orship service in the
O renco church, 11 a 'll.; w orship m eeting ut (i 45 p i n . D elm ar
serv ice in th e H eedville uliurch. 8 W yatt, president S unday evening
M id - w e e k
p m W omen's M issionary society evangelistic service
nieet.s at O renco on the th ird W ed­ scrvli es ruci day evening pruyei*
nesday of each m onth and at Reed- m eeting T hursday evening. Ilible
ville on th e fo u rth T hursday of study S atu rd ay evening, testim ony
each m onth.
tf anti serm un Special m usic by the
orehi tra; also vocal numberi
•
Mrs S hackelford and otlieis All
S eventh-day A dventist C hurch
S ervices a re held each Sabbath evening services begin a t 7 45,
J. F.
i S atu rd ay )
as follows: Sabbath Come alid brin g a friend
school. 10 a. in : preaching service Shuekelford, pastor
¡at 11; young people's m eeting a t
2:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting W ednes­
All Saints (Episcopal)
day night at 8 o'clock.V isitors are
AO is STCOSG - f e e FOÍ2HAUT1ES
Services for the S unday next
w
elcom
e
at
any
service.
Dr.
W
al­
6 U T — at a roOTpALL GAME
before adv en t will be held a fol-
te r H untington, pastor.
tf I lows:
holy com m union. 7:30 a. m ;
' church irhool, 9 15 a in . m orning
Laurel Evangelical Church
I
prayer.
It o'clock, young people's
<Seven m iles south of H illsboro)
S unday school, 10 a. in. Mrs. A ’ fellow ship. 5 p m. E velyn Haw-
W atkins, su p erin ten d e n t Preaching w orth and A uthelvu Cox leadei
service. 11 a. m Ju n io r C hristian I The preaching mission will In held
E ndeavor, (1 p. m. V isitors a re cor- , W ednesday. T hursday mol F riday
dially received at all services Rev | i evenings ut 7 30 E veryone is in ­
C hoir rehearsal
V. T. Specee. pastor.
tf vited to a tten d
i F riday evening. 7 30 Bishop Dag-
I well will visit /\ 11 S aints N ovem ­
Mountain H o m e E v a n g e lic a l
ber 24 at (i p. I ll R eginald lln ks,
Chnreh
R egularly each Sunday: Sunday i , vicar.
school. 10 a. m . E dw ard A eblscher, |
W hosoever Will
su p erin ten d en t
M orning w orship
(A bove N orth P lains)
service w ith alte rn a tin g leadership (
!
Friday
night
at 8 o'clock will be
C h ristian E ndeavor, 7:30 p m E v a n -|
gellstic service, 8 p. m. If you have ¡ch art study for th e young p reach ­
n ev er visited th e little w hite church ers and evangelists, d irected hr_
I on th e hill, you have yet to learn Rev. Ju m n
S unday school 1(1 ’ #
¡of its w arm th. In w orship and fel­ m . everyone try to be in tu n e an d
low ship. We in v ite you to w orship In y o u r place ut 10. T h ere is a class
w ith us if you a re not atten d in g for you. At II a. m service the
1 elsew here. — Rev. V. T. Speece, pastor w ill bring th e m essage.
pastor.
tt C onsecration service and tarry . 3
pie. E vangelistic service, 7:30
have know n from th e be-
th a t it w asn't any use. I p. m. Song service. Serm on: "T he First Chnreh nf Christ, Scientist p. in. The serm on m essage w ill be
on the su b ject of "T he Holy S p ir­
did know , D eborah, so you U niversal Gospel " W ednesday. 7:30
S ervices a re held every Sunday i t - as a Person 111 th e C hurch."
p. m . we u n ite w ith the oth er
reproach yourself."
She w as gazing up at him, still churches in th e union T h an k sg iv ­ st 11 a m ; W ednesday evening E vangelistic service. H p m S e r­
w ith th a t anguished look in tier ing serv ice a t t h e F o u rsq u are services at 8 o'clock; Sunday school mon m essage w ill be, "W hat about
eyes. B ry n m anaged a smile. He church. Let all rem em b er th a t this at 11 a. m. P upils u p to the age those you have h eard saving this,
« •*» weleom, d
Free- , I used Io believe that lint I don t
held his hand out. "S h ak e hands!"' Lord's day is T h a n k sg iv in g 'L o rd ’a of 20
he inquired. "If you do n 't m ind, Day" and th at o ur ch u rch school reading room open on W ednesdays know ?" Also special m usic T u es­
D eborah. I th in k I'll go now in ­ offering is for religious ed ucation and S atu rd ay s from 2 until 4 p. m day Is all day prayer service and
at 8 p m an ('evangelistic service.
in O regon and th e nation. A h earty S un d ay ’s topic, "Soul and Body."
stead of w aiting u n til tonight."
•On T hanksgiving day we will have
S he got to h er feet slow ly. H er w elcom e to all o u r s e rv ic e s —R. L.
Foursquare
Church
an alt day service, w ith gospel m es­
face w as as w h ite as chalk She Putnam , pastor.
| S un d ay w ill be observed a s sages, by th e young folks, and any
p u t h er hand in his. “G ood-by,"
paetors
or evangelists.
she w hispered, and he stood for Bethany German Baptist Chnreh ' T hanksgiving S unday, and also, visiting
1 am ong churches of th e w orld, as
h ere
w ill
be special
m usic
a m om ent looking in to h er eyes,
Sunday: C hurch Bible school, a day of w orld-w ide p ray er for T
ro u g h o u t the day A basket d in ­
th en tu rn e d aw ay.
9:45 a. in.. Jo h n C roeni, su p e rin ­ spiritual revival T his double m es­ th
ner ut noon at the church. An In­
"No," D eborah said clearly. “No. tend en t; service. 11 a m,, G eorge
It isn 't any use. 1 can 't let you go." N. T ay lo r of th e P o rtlan d Gospel sage w ill be stressed th roughout vitation is extended to any con­
She was beside him. h er hands on mission w ill preach. Y oung peo­ the day S unday school w ill be at gregation or assem bly w-ho have
his arm s, h e r face u p h eld to his. ple’s service, 7:30. E vening se rv ­ 9:45 T he m orning message at 11 not m ade other plans for this day.
"I can 't let you go,” she said. "I ice at 8; serm on by pastor, su b ­ tw ill be nn "The A bundance o f At 8 p m w ill he an evangelistic
don't c are w hat you th in k about ject. "E p h o h ath a.” W ednesday ev e­ 1 God." At 5 p. m. a special p ray er service. - M elvin F Jam es, pastor.
m e I d o n 't care if I am a new kind ning. 8 o'clock, m id-w eek service service w ill be held for revival
C rusaders at 6:15 und th e ev an ­
of toy to you I do n 't c a re if th is is and p ray er-m eetin g
A n sw e r s to O ur
a
C h o ir p ra c ­
only a p art of an ad v en tu re to you. tice. 9 o’clock, d irected by Theo. gelistic rally at 7:30. A nother b rig h t
P
u
z
z
le
C
orner
gospel
song
service
and
delightful
an a d v e n tu re th a t w ill be l i t t / 1! l h T h e a d w e A. L ager, pastor.
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m usical program w ill be followed
. . . tom orrow , o r in ju s t a
G oofy graph: D ifferent eyebrow s;
by a P rophetic p relu d e oil t h e
w hile. I d o n 't care ab o u t anything,
Beaverton Church of Christ
d
ifferen
t lens in glasses; b l a r k
topic.
“Is
F
ath
er
D
ivine
Fulfilling
or w hat happens to me. only 1 can 't
Bible school, 9:45 a. m., n ext
let you go aw ay from me. I h av en 't Lord's day. com m union service and P rophecy?" and th e evening m es­ m oustache und w hite beard; cigar
sage on th e subject, "W ho i s in pipe; bow on m an's hair; m an's
get any p rid e or any stren g th left."
at 11 a. m We a re Join­ Jesus?" Come and see our new tie. flow er in lapel w ith long.stem ;
B ry n stood, m otionless, starin g preaching
ing w ith th e o th er congregations of platform design
T om orrow ev e ­ eout cheeked on one side only; hat
at h er in b ew ilderm ent, B
down
eaverton in th e eight day p reach - !
“D on’t you u n d erstan d ?" she cried ing m ission w hich w ill close n ex t ' ning (F rid ay ). Rev. P aul S tephen ! too sm all.
"P " O bjects -Plum age, pole, p en ­
D ykstra, m issionary from C hina
again. "I . . . I love you.”
S unday nig h t at th e M ethodist 1 w ho w as raised from the dead in nant.
parachute, person,
punts,
(Continued N ext Week)
church. N ext W ednesday evening an sw er to prayer, w ill speak In I pair, pom padour, parasol, p e a k ,
at 7.45 a union T h an k sg iv in g s e rv ­ C hinese costum e and show slides place
ice will be held in the C hurch of his w ork Do not miss this s e rv ­ , B illboard Bill, ill. board, oar,
of C hrist au d ito riu m . On N ovem ber ice. On W ednesday. N ovem ber 25. lard. bud. bou. bar rob. dab, dill.
Congregational Church
C h u rch school, 10 a. m.. Prof, :
Stalley. su p erin ten d en t. T hanks- I
giving service. 11 a. m., “O u r A t t i - -
tu d e T o w ard t h e P ast.” Choir.
"P raise th e Lord O My Soul," W at­
s o n .— T. A rth u r D ungan, actin g
m in ister.
T he m orning. B ryn discovered,
had som ehow w h irled itself aw ay.
P ila r w as gone; G rah am w as gone.
T ubby and M adeline had gone
w a n d erin g off into th e woods, w ith
an apple apiece, an d an in ju n ctio n
from Sally not to re tu rn un til T u b ­
by could look at M adeline w ithout
th a t dazed expression. Sally h e r­
self had tak en a cushion out to th e
law n a fte r lunch, w ith th a t avow ed
in ten tio n of g ettin g an o th er lay er
of su n -tan , b u t sh e had prom ptly
gone to sleep th e re in th e heat,
and Sim on h ad c a rrie d out an u m ­
b rella and erected it over h e r to
keep h er from burning. G ra n d ­
m o th er w as asleep, too, on th e
couch before th e open w indow in
th e sittin g room . B ryn left th e
room softly, and sh u t th e door b e­
hind him ; and th e n h e w ent on w ith
h is search fo r D eborah.
He w ent dow n th e path to w ard
th e brook w ith long, q uick steps,
and cam e at last to th e solid rin g
c{ trees th a t form ed th e back of
D eborah's most h idden san ctu ary .
B ryn ra p p e d lig h tly on th e tree
tr u n k u n d e r his hand. She turn ed ,
quickly, an d looked up. h e r eyes
d a rk and still fu ll of dream s, her
m outh red and soft B ryn stood b e ­
tw een the tw o trees, and ju st out
side them . "M ay I com e in. D ebo­
ra h ? ” he asked
S he dropped h er lashes. "If you
w ish, she said in a low voice. H e
squeezed th ro u g h th e opening and
cam e dow n th e slope to w ard her.
S he w as seated in the hollow like
a throne, w ith a level b ank to sit
on and a sloping back covered w ith
th ic k green grass. S he did not
speak. B ryn w ent dow n th e slope
an d cam e to a halt below her.
First Baptist Church
D eborah w ould n o t look up.
P ra y e r service T h u rsd ay at 8
B ryn m oved n e a re r and d ropped
dow n a y ard aw ay, his eyes upon p. m. At the close of th is serv ice
her. "H av en 't you forgiven me.” th e re w ill be a s h o r t business
B ryn asked a t last, gently, "for session for the teach ers and o ffi­
n o t tellin g you th a t G ran d m o th er cers of th e S unday school. S unday
school. 9:45 a. m. The deacons and
knew ? I told h er on th a t rid e.”
tru stees of th e ch u rch w ill m eet
"You did try to tell me.”
"Tell m e w h at’s tro u b lin g you, M onday at 8 p in. at th e hom e of
D eborah. All the fears and w o rries th e pastor. 536 E. W alnut street.
M orning w orship a t 11 o'clock
a re gone, d e a r.”
S h e caught h er low er lip b etw een w ill be a fam ily serv ice, w ith
special
fam ily m usic and a special
tw o w hite teeth. She shook h er
fam ily message, a co n tin u an ce in
head.
B ryn m oved closer to her. He th e book of G alatians. All fam ­
trie d to ta k e h er hands, b u t she ilies are requested to atten d in a
body. Com e and sec w ho w ill have
pulled them away.
S he sw allow ed. Then. "I w ish th e la r g e t fam ily rep resen ted . B.
y o u ’d go aw ay,” she said u n d er Y. P. U„ 7:15 p. m. All young
I people a re invited. An in terestin g
h e r breath.
program is being arran g ed . E vening
“Go aw ay ?”
"T h e o th ers a re going today. A ft­ evangelistic serv ice a t 8. T h e
young
people w ill again h av e
e r din n er. You coukl go w ith them .”
"G o aw ay, D eborah? Go aw ay ch arg e of th is serv ice and will
fro m you, you m ean? Leave you provide special m usic. A rousing
h ere? G o back to San Francisco?" song serv ice w ill p reced e th e e v e ­
S h e nodded, h e r eyes on a leaf. ning message. T h e p asto r is happy
B ryn p u t his face down in to his to an n o u n ce h e is now settled
hands. A fte r a long tim e lie said, a hom e a t 536 E. W aln u t street
slow ly, “I d o n 't un d erstan d , Debo­ and he would be glad to h a v e
ra h . T h is m o rn in g you . . . why, friends call. O rtiz W. W eniger,
you gave m e th is flower!" he said, pastor.
to u c h in g it. "I th o u g h t you w ere
Christian Chnreh
b e g in n in g to care a little ab o u t
L o rd ’s day u nified stu d y -w o rsh ip
me.
service, 9:45-11:45 a. m. C h u rch
S h e did n o t rep ly .
H e looked dow n at D eborah's school, 9:45 a. m., C. II. N osier,
ten d d en
en t, t. M orning w orship,
b e n t head "T h a t’s final, then?" he su p erin n ten
a-sked q u ietly . S h e did not answ er. 10:45 o’clock. M usic by th e T reb le
"S o rry ,” he said a fte r a m om ent, choir, Mrs. F lorence K ram ien, di-
"I su p p o se I w as a fool to th in k recto r. O u r "fo o tb all”
,
th a t you could possibly care about ev oking in terest. Serm on: "W ho is
m e Y ou’r e so exq u isite, and so th e Real O w n er of P ro p erty , God
fin e and y o u 're n o t m ade out of or M an?” C h ristian E ndeavor, 6:30
o rd in a ry s tu ff lik e th e re s t of us. I p. m. In te rm e d ia te a n d Y oung
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