Page Six
attended sports
Hood instead.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Rov C arter.
F eb ru ary 14, a boy. at Jones hos
pital.
Play, Social
Big Success
at Rosedale
George Wilcox, Resident of
Cornelius Many Years, Dies
an lel and F ran k Peabody. Selm a usually it w ould
mg pictures of "O ur G ang" com hotne
West
S unday m orii-
Peabody. Mis Je rry t'h a rlre y . Mrs five acres
edies and "Sins V alley Lodge "
I ng*.
G eorge Feldm an. Miss M argaret t> P art rime Fauna
Mr
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
Hi-Il
uud
I
B
eaverton
G
range
met S aturday.
Sroufe. Mrs G ene McCormic, Mrs
th e r e are. in W ashington county,
Dr It S Welch has been appoint
H erm an Jones Mrs Melvin K athan. according to the 1935 census. 1400 d au g h ters Joan and Pntsy attended
Mrs H II. Huson. Mrs. J W Pen- farm s of less th an 20 acres P ra c a party S atu rd ay evening nt the ed health officer of Beaverton by
hom e of Mr mid Mrs. C ourtney
I By Mrs. Anna Koek)
pex The Johnson school. B loom body. M innie W eisenstem ; Mrs. tically all of these a re purt tim e Sy verson at T im ber in honor of the M ayor McCloskey,
CORNELIUS
F u n eral services ing public and Parchocial schools L eonard M elansen. H erm an Jones farm s Successful purt tu n e farm b irth d ay of Mr Syverson.
(C tm tin u ed fro m p a c t
w ere held M onday afternoon in the and Hey wood cam e in h ere to be and Miss Helen Flood.
ing. or th e m ain tain in g of a healthy-
G eorge A W ilburn. P resb y terian
R O SED A LE- The three-act com- nesday evening p ra y e r m eeting and M ethodist church for G eorge A vaccinated
Mr and Mrs L eonard M elanson fam ily living stan d ard on a p art hom e m issionary of P ortland con
cdy, "Flying High." was presented Bible stu d y at 8 —G eorge H arris Wilcox w ho died S atu rd ay at his
Polly
Jones
Honored
and
Ralph
1
ucas
accom
panied
by-
tim
e
farm
,
is
d
ependent
upon
th
ere
ducted services follow ing Sunday
to an overflow ■ .■ c > d
Hatch, pastor.
hom e h ere a fte r an illness of se v e r
Polly Jones d au g h ter of Mr and Mrs Delia W adcson of Jam estow n. being sufficient industry in an area school S unday
school house S atu rd ay evening. The
al m onths He w as confined to Ins Mr- H erm an Jones w as six years N. D . visited Sunday In P ortland to provide em ploym ent From th e
leading p arts w ere played by H el
All Saints
bed for th e past four m onths
eld on Sunday and on S atu rd ay at the hom e of Mr and Mrs C J nu m b er of unem ployed on the pres-
Karns, C h icken I lo ti« **, Etc.
en W eiburg and Edw ard Setniker.
Mr Wilcox w as born at S h aro n h er m other en tertain ed w ith a V al Johnson, form er N orth
Services for Sexagésim a Sundav
Dakota cut n u m b er of part tilin' farm s it is
O thers in the east included Mrs. H
m W alw orth county W is. J ú n e l o en tine party, honoring her b ir th friends.
C
hurch
school
at
9
45
a
m
M
orn
ap parent that industry in tins area
Investigate I|te Kennuiuy
J H inck. J r . Mr* W. M C ourtney.
1859. cam e to O regon w ith tus p a t
C arl S killm an, who is em ployed at p resen t is inadequate to take
Miss Dorothv Lewis. A Sorenson. ing p ray er and serm on at 11. The en ts in 1872 and settled oil a farm day anniversary Present w ere B et
ami D urability of
choir
w
ill
meet
on
F
rid
ay
evening
n
e
a
r
Tillam
ook,
cam
*
hom
e
last
ty
and
Beatty
Skillm
an.
C
onnie
care of the present nu m b er of such
F M eier. F T hurnheer, H. Schneid
n ear C ornelius He began w orking and Bobbie Huson, 1 y le. Jim m ie T hursday evening suffering from operator*.
BEAVERTON
B
eaver
C
hapter.
at
7:30
for
rehearsal.
Oil
F
ebruary
SPRAY
PA IN TIN G
er. J. Schlesser. and O. Nelson. Be
for the S ou th ern Pacific railro ad
Tlie com m ittee believes that the ( ’ F S . celebrated its tw enty
tw een acts Jess S n y d er played two 23 the ladies w ill give a Colonial ill 1881 M cM innville was his first and Kos, hud Davidson. Dona Jean blood poisoning in his right hand,
eighth an n iv ersary last W ednesday
violin solos, accom panied by Mrs. tea at the hom e of Mrs Vesey station, from th e re he w ent to In Dusick. Bonnie Olson L ucille and resulting from running a w ire in spirit p rom pting w age cartin '* to evening The c h a rte r m em ber* w ere
W. M. Doom. Two vocal num bers G ardner. N. S ixth St Reginald dependence. w here he rem ained P riscilla Mann, Lois and P atricia his hand He was able to re tu rn to establish them selves on tracts of honored and presented w ith gifts
Hicks.
Vicar
Ins w ork Sunday-
Kai hail
lltllshoro. I<(. 5
land is com m endable and that such
■were given by B etty Jean G ird ler
until Ju n e 1911. w hen lie retired
M issionary Study class of the
This Sunday at the M E. church
anil Mrs Joseph M orrissey developm ent is inevitable, but this
Phone Schotts 1451
F ollow ing the play a basket social
and moved to C ornelius, w h ere lie w ill be m issionary Sundav L etters of Mr
Bethel
C
ongregational
church
w
a
s
’
T
rin
ity
L
u
th
eran
C
hurch
Salem spent the w eek-end h ere developm ent should tak e place only
w as enjoyed, w ith II A K uratli
w ill be sent to Miss W inifred Rand, w ith relatives.
The service of w orship begins at lived until lus death
as industry develops in sufficient w ell-attended T hursday w hen Mrs
assisting. The proceeds, which w ere
He
w
as
a
m
em
ber
of
the
M
asonic
a
M
issionary
in
C
hina
and
a
fo
r
volum e to pro v id e em ploym ent M C M cK ereher gave a resum e of
$55.50. w ill be used for equipm ent 11 a m : Sunday school and Bible o rd er
Birthday O bserved
tlie book "T he Moslem W orld " The
m er well know n C ornelius girl
class at 10. Serm on topic. "A P ro
fo r th e school.
V alentine’s day M arilyn W ardius U nder the present conditions it tim e of the m eeting lias been
S u rv iv in g him are h is widow. Mrs A J O liver will have charge
Amos 8. 11-12.
w ould w m that the existing n u m Chang,xl from It u n, („ 1230 ,,
was
-seven
years
old
anil
tier
m
o
th
Mr. and Mrs. Steve P rivasky and phetic Fam ine
Maude; tw o d aughters. Mrs. Lulu
M issionary m essage during er. Mrs A W ardius. gave a parts ber of p art tim e farm s is about
tw o children and G. E. M ontgom T une in on the L u th eran H our over E D ornsife of Salem and Cecile of the church
hour
Mrs
H enrv
tw ice as large as it should be C on at w hich tim e a pot luck luncheon
ery. all of Hillsboro, w ere din n er KALE every Sunday at 1.30 p. m C h an d ler of M arshfield T h e se r S th w e eitzer.
Mrs Joseph S ilver and for her O thers present w ere I.ueile sequently’, th e rom nutH 'c reco m will precede the m eetings, w hich
p a rty guests at the A rt Sorenson You a re cordially invited to w or vices w ere in ch arg e of th e M asonic Mrs. R udolph
and
Priscilla
Mann.
Jo
y
ce
Feldm
an.
Schult.- w ill sing a Beatty Skillm an, l.eona Stauss. mends tti.it breaking up of large a re held every first and th ird
ship w ith us.
hom e Saturday.
lodge Rev. A lex an d er H aw th o rn e trio.
acreages into units so sm all that T hursdays
P.-T. A. Sponsors Party
officiated. In term e n t w as in C o r
B eaverton fire d e p a rtm e n ts ball
Sunday visitors ,f Mr and Mis. Lois T luelen Irene Heme, D arlene they could only be part tune farm s
Congregational Church
Hoffman.
Roman
W
ardius.
Mrs
nelius cem etery.
P lans a re being com pleted for
held in tlie high school gym nasium
A rth u r G reig w er • W illiam Haag
be
discouraged
until
industry
de
F
eb
ru
ary
20:
C
hurch
school.
10
a
H
enry
H
offm
an
and
Mi’s
Paul
th e card p arty to be held Friday
and sons. R udolph and H erbert, of Senko
velops sufficiently to provide m ore S a lu rd a i evening was a sueei 1
evening. F ebruary 25. in th e school ni . L aw rence Francis, su p e rin te n d Be Prez Recovering
Amity The Baggs
__ lived in C o rn e
em
ploym ent than exists at the p re s and well attended
ent:
m
orning
w
orship.
11.
w
ith
I-red
B
arb
er
has
been
confined
F red De Prez. w ho has been ill lius for several years. He is em
building under the auspices of the
B eaverton K iw aius club m em bers
ent time.
.NOJHINCi
P.-T A Both "500" and pinochle serm on: "The C hristian G race of w ith pluerisy for sev eral w eeks ployed m a d ru g store at Amity. to Ins hom e for tw o w eeks w ith flu.
M em bers of the land use com m it w ere special guests of the West
K indness " A nthem "G rieve Not and w as rem oved from th e Good
a re to be played
P arty Friday E vening
Slope Im provem ent etui), w hich
(M R
Miss
Beth
C
ochrane
atten
d
ed
the
tee
Included
Jo
h
n
W
Kaluna,
c
h
a
ir
the
Holy
S
p
irit."
S
tain
er.
Y
outh
S am aritan hospital m P o rtlan d
Au R evoirs w ere extended to the
ethodist church school Bible man. H erm an D K erkm an. Ilarrv m et 111 tlie B eaverton high icliool
h air dressers' convention in P o rt c l a M
H J. Hinck fam ily S atu rd ay night fellow ship m eeting. 7 p. m . Mrs. F eb ru ary 3 to th e S o u th ern Pacific land
s s IS g i v i n g a party for th e adults
I
uesdiiy
cvqm
ng.
last Sunday and M onday.
D. Schm eltzer. J M V aiuletzanden.
as ihey com pleted th eir plans for C lyde Yount, a d v is o r— T. A rth u r hospital in San Francisco, is re
Friday evening in th e social room ('sear
Mrs R B McMinn is now eon
Love, w t Putnam J r . i. i. ducting
T he teachers all gave th e ir room s of the church.
a trip to southern C alifornia. They Dungan. m inister.
ported
recovering
satisfactorily
¿t S unday school m her
C
raw
ford.
R
ichard
Wismer.
G
us
a
V
alentine
party
M
onday
a
fte
r
ex p ect to be gone about th ree
G eorge D ePrez accom panied his
P icture Show n
K
rause
and
R
G
lenn
Ritchey
Foursquare
Gospel
Church
noon
and
afterw
ard
s
put
oil
a
m
ov
b ro th e r to th e hospital as F red w as
w eeks. Mrs H. J. Hinck. S r ac
Civic club met Tuesday a fte r
ing p ictu re show- en titled "B ehind
S unday school. 9:45 a. m.. classes u n ab le to m ake th e trip alone.
com panied them on th e trip. They
noon in th e school basem ent club
M art lor your rnone^? Y et—
th
e
Flood
Lines."
for all ages. M orning w o rsh ip at
a re m otoring down.
M argaret T hornburg, d a u g h te r of
A m oving p ictu re of "B ehind
in value, in frien dly altnnt-
Leona and D onnie W yatt have room
R obert M ikesell of Sacram ento. 11. Evangelist P au lin e Coffee; a ft Mr. and Mrs R ussell T h o rn b u rg
th
e
Flood
Lines."
w
as
prevented
phere, i n c o n e rn U ’n r r , i n
Cal., is visiting at th e W M C o u rt ernoon service at 2:30. Evangelist w ho has been q u ite ill w ith stom ach been ill the last w eek w ith p n e u S erving com m ittee included Mrs
(By M r,. John Im lah)
t choice and va riety of rner-
ney home. He is a nephew of Mrs. P auline Coffee; evangelistic m eet tro u b le for th e past \\ eek, is som e monia.
Ray
Stiaw.
Mrs.
Mary
S
usbauer
and
H
AZELD
ALE
A
program
of
A dem onstration d in n er w as g iv
rhanditc. It a lu a y t pay* Io
ing. 7:30 p m.. E vangelist P auline w hat im proved
C ourtney
en by Mr and Mrs. G loyd Hall. Mrs. Alba T a n n er I*rogram com m usical n um bers mid a skit was
| shop at Sprouse K eits—firtt!
Mr. and Mrs. F. A A braham of C offee M id-w eek services; T ues Builds New House
m
ittee.
Mrs
J
W.
Peabody,
Mrs
presented
nt
com
m
unity
club
Eri
day.
7:45
p.
m..
p
ra
y
e
r
m
eeting;
P o rtlan d and C hina visited at th e
E L. D reeszen of H illsboro is W ednesday evening G uests w ere G ene M cCorm ick an d Mrs. O tto
Ilo ll v w (Mid N o t r l l ,
day night. A lfred M arraccini of
E F. G onty home S atu rd ay eve Friday, 7:45 p. m.. praise service building a ne w hottse across from Mr and Mrs J e r ry C h artrev . Mr O sborne.
B eaverton played several num bers
Buttons . . cord 10c
S
unday
w
ill
be
th
e
last
day
of
a
ning. Mr. A braham is foreign re p
the school house and w ill m ove his and Mrs R G. Frites Mr and Mrs
on th e piano accordion N ext m e e t
resen tativ e for th e G eneral P etro l most successful evangelistic cam fam ily here w hen it is com pleted. A shley Jackson Mr. and Mrs Wil-
Iltiru1r«d s n f d if f e r * » ! atylea. g«y
ing w ill be "Big A pple ' night
colora» « •x ritin f »hape«
I¿>ok ihatn
eum C orporation and w ill leave paign conducted bv th e colored
Mrs A rchie D uncalf en tertain ed ford Nelson. Mr and Mrs. W ayne
C lub M eets Today
o \« i , th e re a « s tyle fu r e v e ry need
evangelist. P au lin e Coffee — Rev. th e F ern Hill L adies’ club at h er Hanson. Mrs K night of F orest
e a rly in M arch fo r China.
H
azeldale
H
appy
H
our
club
will
J. W. C arm ain. pastor.
hom e south of tow n T hursday. A G rove assisted w ith the dinner.
T he H illsboro B aptist church
m eet this T h u rsd ay nt the hom e of
Bias Tape
pkg. 5c
pot-luck d in n e r w as serv ed and
Miss M ildred Rock, w ho has been
ch o ir m et at th e home of O
Mrs Bessie B ridgm an
Whosoever
Will
those from h ere w ho atten d ed w ere em ployed in Bend for several
F o ld rd hiss p a re s i* f» r b ln d tn a . a *
S chneider last week The evening
B
um
Place
(C
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n
tin
u
ed
fro
m
p
o
ro
21
anrted
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Sunday, 3 p. m.. C h ristian s g ath Mrs. E E Sm ith. Mrs Will Cooke. m onths, re tu rn e d to h er hom e here
w as spent in singing.
> a n is p er parkaa«».
Jam es T u rn e r of A loha has p u r
ering. The subject w ill be "Soul Mrs. M abie H erg ert and Mrs. H R S unday
T he com m ittee realizes that th ere
Huson
Food for H ungry Saints. Bread
B onnie Olson gave a read in g and are exceptions and th at th e re m ay chased 20 acres of the form er Moses
D illaboy place, back of H azeldale
Z ip p e r s .................2 5 c
Special notice: W ednesday. F e b ru
Mrs. G eneva R o binette w as taken Nels Fast sang a solo w ith acco rd be instances, som etim es several, school
T h e n ea t, m odern closure fu r all
ary 23. w e start m eetings to w hich suddenly ill T h u rsd ay m orn in g and ion accom panim ent d u rin g th e w here operators have succeeded
Mrs Rebbeccn Ellerson was quite
ty p M Of g a iin e n ts .
0 t.» U Im h
(By Mrs. Lewis Raymond 1
th e public is invited.— M elvin E T h u rsd ay afternoon she w as taken ch u rch school h o u r S unday m o rn w ith units sm aller than those rec
P
ro
te
c
t
the
investm
ent
lengths.
to th e F orest G rove hospital and ing at the M. E church. Lincoln om m ended. H owever, the com m it ill several days last week.
LAUREL ACRES— Ladies’ club Jam es, pastor.
in y o u r hom e w i t h
W endell B road is absent from
o p erated on for ap p en d icitis by Dr. day w as observed d u rin g th e w o r tee believes that w hen th e average
F a n c y P r in t
m et F eb ru ary 9 w ith Mrs. Jo e Sm y-
M ilson. She is rep o rted recovering ship h o u r w ith Rev A lex an d er both as to land and op erato rs is school w ith m um ps
W hosoever W ill T abernacle
tim ely
re p a irs
se r for a pot luck d in n er w ith fo u r
a n cl
Handerchiefs
Mr
and
M
rs
S
am
uel
Doughty
of
nicely.
(A bove N o rth Plains»-.
H aw thorne giving a Lincoln day considered, the figures th a t they
teen m em bers and th ree guests
m m le rn iz a tio n t h a t
G t'
m o d ern , ««»inrful p rin ts ; get
Friday, th e subject of o u r Bible 80th B rth d ay O bserved
present. G uests w ere Alice Sm yser
serm on D uane O lanie played a have set up h ere are reasonable and A m ity visit,xl M is Rebbeeca E l
seversl to b rig h te n y o u r sp rin g
bringM y o u r houat up-
Mrs. W illiam Spreadborougli w as violin solo, accom panied bv L ester represent an appro x im ate m inim um lerson S atu rd ay night.
of Hillsboro, C. F. Robinson and forum w ill be "Holiness." Sunday-
a ard ru b e ,
11‘.« In« hes squara.
to -d a tt both inside and
school at 10 a. nt., serm on following, 80 y ears young on F e b ru a ry 12. and M ooberry on th e piano.’ H enry necessary to provide a cash income M r s . Doty E ntertain*
Jo e Sm yser.
Mrs
H
C.
Doty
en
tertain
ed
last
out !
Mode« • • . pkg. 20c
C haracters rehearsed "W here’s th e them e being "W hat is O ur h er d au g h ter Mrs. Ja c k C aw rse en S w eitzer and Mrs. M attie S m ith sufficient to m aintain a fam ily on T hursday evening w ith a V alentine
a reasonable sta n d a rd of living.’ Es
G randm a at the school house F ri C hange W orth.’’ T he p asto r w ill tertain ed at d in n e r in h e r honor. Sang a duet.
T h e safe,
»infot tab le s a n ita ry n a p
p
arty
for
h
e
r
S
unday
school
class
speak
on
"The
V
isible
C
hurch,
a
P
resent
w
ere
th
e
ho
n
o
r
guest
and
tim
ates
as
to
the
am
ount
of
money-
Ed A lex an d er of P ortland spent
You'll find it a good
kin .
day. u n d er the in struction and
of girls.
M
ixed
Body."
at
8
p.
m.
Tuesday-
h
er
husband,
Mrs.
A
ntone
V
ande
necessary
to
do
this
w
ill
vary.
The
th
e
w
eek-end
w
ith
his
sisters
. Mrs
supervision of Mrs. Jo e Sm yser.
in
vestm
ent,
too, to see
T he school board lias purchased
K a n lta r /
Mrs. C. F. Robinson an d Mrs. H erb all day p ra y e r evangelistic m eet Hey of Roy. Mrs. P e te r V an d er- Jan ice B eneham and Mrs. Jose- com m ittee believes that the ap p ro x a new fire ex tin g u ish er for tlie
us fo r
ing at 8 p m.—M elvin Jam es, pas zan d er and Miss D orothv V anLoo pliine Squires.
im ate m inim um w ould be som e
Belts
Johnson.
CO
school.
tor.
of V erboort. Mr and Mrs Jo h n
Mrs D. C. W hiting. wh< > has w here in th e neighborhood of $900
» n m fn rta b l
g’MMl quality
Joseph Merly. Mr. and Mrs. J J
Mrs A1 Je ld c rk s re tu rn e d home
\ anLom o f C ornelius. L o rrain e been ill w ith the flu. is abl to be annually. To produce a cash income
F re e E a tim n te *
elastic.
M erly and son Jam es Ja y of Kelso.
and A lvin C aw rse. g ran d ch ild ren I around again
of tlie am ount m entioned the com last w eek from the county hospital,
Pilgrim House
Wash visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs
w here she had been taking tr e a t
of Mrs. S preadborougli. A son in M any New Homes
m ittee suggested the following
S
ep
tem
b
er
20:
C
hapel
service
of
H air Nets
Lew is Raymond. Mrs. M erly and
m e n t, for diabetes
eastern O regon w ho could not be
P
lans
a
re
being
m
ade
for
sercval
public
w
orship.
10:30
a.
m
.
w
ith
a.
W
here
d
airy
in
g
is
to
p
r
o
son a re spending the week visiting
G u a ra n te e d p erfect
m ad* nf r*a l
Mrs
C
harles
W
eaver
en
tertain
ed
Q
u
a
lity
M
a
te
r
ia
l*
p
resen
t
sent
his
m
o
th
er
a
nice
cash
new houses to be built h e re this vide th e p rim ary source of cash in
liturgy for Sexagcsm ia Sunday
h u m an h a ir . D u ra b le an il s a n ita ry ,
in Oregon.
last Tuesday w ith an all day q u ilt
gift as a V alentine.
T h ere w ere spring and sum m er. The past y ears come 10 cows as a m inim um ;
a lt colors.
'2
n
d
S
unday
before
L
e
n
ti.
"R
e
Mr. L ead b etter of Kelso visited
m any nice gifts.
th ere have been several fine hom es b. On a farm w here only- one or ing party.
his son-in-law . L. L. G illispie. S at ligion in th e N ew s" topics: "The
A road crew was busy Friday
E leanor H erm ens and M argaret built in C ornelius. Among these tw o cows a re k ept and w here the
Nation s F aith s C eleb rate B ro th er
Bob Pins
u rd ay and Sunday-
card 5c
patching F arm ington road w ith ta r
Ja n e Dooher did tap dancing at th e
Fart» r a i d ho ld - id strong, d u ra b le
Mr. and Mrs. C. R M artz w ere hood Day " "Is P asto r N eim oeller F oresters' d in n e r and a m ateu r hour, a re P aul Senko. Leo S usbauer. Mr incom e is to be derived prim arily and rock
D
avidson,
S
teve
V
erboort.
M
elvin
on
Trial,
or
is
H
itler.’"
and
"R
e
fri-m
gram
and
sm
all
seeds.
80
acres
pins
W III not f lip , assorted colora
hosts a t a surprise b irth d ay p arty
Mrs O. I, Johnson is recovering
held at V erboort last T hursday K athan. H erm an Jacn eek e and C. of crop land;
fo r A1 R oberts at his hom e S a tu r ligious Stam ps From th e D om ini evening
from a severe attack of tonsiliti
I..
D
reeszen.
E
rnest
B
ehrm
an
has
can
R
epublic."
Serm
on,
from
the
day evening, it being his 41st b ir th
XPR0USE RE1TZ STORES
Miss T helm a D av o s en tertain ed
The play p u t on las' F rid ay night built a house In his peach orch ard c. W alnuts. 40 acres;
day G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. A1 d ay ’s Gospel. "B ringing F orth F ru it by th e L u th eran s of B loom ing was ju
d. Filberts, 30 acres;
the pupil., of tin primal.v loom
st w est of town.
With
P
a
tie
n
c
e
"
■
St.
L
u
k
e
8:15»
R ank. M r and Mrs J. T. Roberts.
well attended.
New Rooks in L ibrary
e B erry farm , eight o r nine acres M onday w ith a V alentine exchange
Pbaae M l
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Raymond, and F eb ru ary 24: St. M atthias. A postle Plan a Play
Mrs. Edna Russell, lib rarian , r e of cane berries or straw b erries arc box and baskets of candy T he u p
th e ir house guests Mr. and Mrs W. Lent, this y e a r begins w ith M arch
p
er
grades
had
a
V
alentine
box
a
l
O
ffieial
B
oard
m
eeting
w
as
held
necessary
to
tak
e
care
of
an
income
ports
that
th
ere
are
now
25
new
J Sim onis of B eaverton. T he ev e 2 iAsh W ednesday). P asto r H enry last T uesday ev en in g a t th e M. E.
sufficient to provide for an a v e r so, w hile R P rillam an show ed mov-
n in g w as spent playing cards. A1 S. H aller m ay be consulted any church. The tab le d ecorations w ere books on the shelves readv for the age fam ily's needs To do this tlie
R oberts was also honor guest at the day. except M onday, betw een 10 hy an cin th s an d th e favors w ere of public to read F ifteen a re fiction o p erato r will need to have not less
hom e of his sister-in-law . Mrs A a m. and noon, betw een 4 and 6 p. blue m in iatu re tea pots. Rev. A lex and non-fiction books for adult th an 20 acres of cu ltiv ated land
read in g and about 10 a re books for
G. R oberts, of M cM innville at a m.. or by appointm ent, at th e House a n d er
H aw th o rn e
p resided.
A ch ild ren
Office. 232 N orth T h ird avenue.
f On a general farm w here a dairy
d in n e r party.
church w o rk ers' m eetin g follow ed.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam S tokes of herd of cows is to provide the m ain I
A special session of the L adies’
They
also
discussed
a
com
edy
play
P o rtlan d cam e out last S aturday source of incom e an o p erato r should
F irst B aptist C hurch
club w as called W ednesday at the
to be given a fte r E aster Miss H el and spent a few days visiting Mr
hom e of th e president. Mrs. A1
P ra y e r and B ible study T hursday en O liv er an d M attie S m ith sang. S to k es’ parents and o th er relatives hav e not less than 40 acres of crop
land and it w ould be d esirab le to
R ank.
evening at 8. C hoir reh earsal this Divide Gam es
.Minstrel Show F eb ru ary 25
have an additional ten acres of
E dw ard Heim, an eighth grade week w ill be held a fte r th e p ray er
B anks boys defeated C o rn eliu s in
C
ornelius
Civic
Im
provem
e
n
t
stu d e n t at Firdale. was absent from service. S unday school at 9:45. O ur b ask etb all h e re F rid ay afternoon club, w ill put on a m instrel show e ith e r good crop or non-crop pas-
school T hursday and F riday b e school is g row ing and w e w-elcome 36 to 6 w hile th e C o rn eliu s girls' F rid ay evening. F e b ru ary 25. jn tu re land.
cause of flu.
g T he com m ittee believes that a
you to en jo y its m in istry of the team won 20 to 12.
th e auditorium B eth C ochrane is
F ran k D uncan has been confined Word. M orning w orship a t 11. The
Mr. and Mrs. N els Fast and son pianist. C ast includes Mrs O tto O s p o ultry unit w here th at business is
to bed w ith flu.
pastor w ill b ring th e second in a M onty of D allas w ere guests o v er borne. M rs H. Jacobsm uhlen. Mrs to provide th e income, should com
prise not less than 2.000 hens. The
K enneth Rank did not m ake his series of m essages on th e church the w eek-end of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n F
ran k Dooher. Mrs H ow ard O lanie acreage on w hich to keep these
usual trip hom e this w eek-end but and its w ork The su b ject w ill be Leipold and W ilbur.
Mrs. Don Engelen. A lice J a n e Sim - w ould depend upon the system used.
"The Ideal C hurch M em ber." B ap V accinate Pupils
tist Boosters m eet at 7 p. m.. for all
Dr. McDonald, assisted by the
nee length,
A nother sh ip m e n t of
boys and girls from seven to tw elve county health nurse. Mrs. M arg aret
y ears of age. B Y P. U. at 7. A dults Logan. T uesday m orn in g v accin at
this
fast selling d r a p
new
shades.
T orn Size
V esper p ray er serv ice at 7. E vening ed th e school ch ild ren for sm all-
ery cretonne. J u s t
evangelistic service a t 8. a t which
S iz e
unpacked.
-f
tim e w e shall have a rousing song
8 ’ ¿ to 10’
Now is the tim e to sta rt service, special featu re and ev an
36 in. wide
p lan n in g your g a rd e n — and gelistic m essage on John 3:16. "His
Un hem med
O nly Begotten Son." T he annual
you 11 w ant to select your m eeting and fellow ship su p p er will
tiild
eaehed
S e e d from ou r com plete ^e held F eb ru ary 24. to w hich all
NEW
members- a re asked to be present —
stock.
O
rtiz
W.
W
enigcr.
pastor.
10
CHURCHES
Spray Painting
Beaverton O . E. S.
Holds Observance
M. W. Bennett
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Free Methodist Church
D-day. 7:30 p. in., m id-w eek p rav .
e r service: Sunday school at 10-
sermon by pastor, 11: Bacona S u n
day school 3 p. m.; youth hour.
6:45 p m ; serm on by pastor. 7:30
P m. W ednesday at 4 p m . ch il
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E. W aiter, pastor.
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Second av en u e n ear Main. The
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bread, and has a large electricallv-
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