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Jacktown Forms 10% OF INCOME Section Two IS OUR QUOTA Editorial«, Churehe«, Classified, Farm, Publie Notices IN WAR BONDS Section News of the Churches immunity, citing an I the unit All ropy for this eolumn must he in office not later than Mon day evening. aim d the the illltu following Military Riles Held at Grove ii.iimd Mr.s Lloyd B« II miy a? a it mt .Mi À W Jam«'.- «•han m.iii. Mi- |).in Smith, c mg chan in.m, und Mt F A 1 I « gi ti .n ( ¡t to i al V' t - »lim i morning i church ; ■u e, (i 45 e. 8 p m e night B«.ok of L.mt military riten chid. . Mi Maud.- PiH<<-, Un- age.l and invalid-. Miss K's emän, cale of elnldien. F (¡embella, fust aid. Jani. - utllitie . and ( "liai I t II, young pro P m ; evangeli Tuesday. 8 p m We arc study Revelation Fi i c Vital n August .’ heat II iiuhictcd dent Interment wns ut F View Rev Wall, i L Cl n k cemeleiy, Forest Grove Ibnry Morgan ( ' I' S.ilnn and Captain Fleming of th Portland Au Base officiating of Portland mov pallbearers 1 li»" Grandma* from Portland Air itax- and 14 men ¿nr rmploy- on Shqrbuilding honor.iiy from Aim-ncan Legn n .md fiiendr> Also from Portland Air Base was a Firing squad ’Hi ¡arden I H club end a buglet foi taps the schoolhouse from ( '.imp It bel ts w.is fra | win ly cal n Plx'lp nephew of Mr F um-time m <>c < t Grove Undertaking Mary Vaehal n- visiting their ighbi. Ml and mil family this li Hem y < >tto .Mi and T’he Indir tri. club met ’nuii'd.iv at the honu >f Mi Timbrook with ll member« sent The ii-p'rmbei 3 . And I >, iiihei He was born on Septemlwr 2 Oregon in 1920 bay Saints Sunday school, 10 a m American Legion hall Elders Jen sen and Hanson, missionaries. t: ian—Sunday school, 10 a ni . Mrs Otto George, superintendent; wor- ; young peo- Prayer meet- Thursday 7 Women's Missionary society meets the month at : student-pastor. laikilde. Neb. 1899 and came to Central Christian Bible school e W ils married to 9 45; morning worship and com at Tillamook on munion. 11 o'clock; sermon by pas tor. Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m . group. 7 p. m ; I 8. sermon by lie WAAC take a w. Thursday Clifford N. Trout, min ister. t liai lotte Bennett. ; visiting their I and Miv Charles Aloha Assembly of God Sunday school, 10 a m ; worship. 11 a. m; young people, 6:30 p in. evangel istic. 7 45 p m Prayer and Bible Thursday. POOR APPETITE Nervous Irriiability Digestive Disturbances Tualatin Presbyterian — Plains Sabbath services. 11 a m; Sunday school. 10 a m ; C. E . 8 p m ; Mis sionary society last Wednesday of each month, 2 p. m Gibson minister. TIRED-WEARY Aloha Community Baptist Sun JUST ARRIVED Last delivery of the lovely Pro-phy-Iac-tic JEWELITE BRUSHES invited to worship with F W. ’Hinrich«. Rev First Church of Christ. Scientist- MILITARY SEWING KIT the “Boy»" Will KRAMIEN’S PALM DRUG STORE mumon < Requiem), 7 30 a. m. Sun- day. Holy Communion . 615 and 7:30 a m . service and sermon. 10 .1 rn Wednesday, 10 a m. Holy ( 'ommunion Newton Penberthy. vicar. O K Chalk your initials above the line and by that tell the world Step ahead. Search your Bible to learn your Christian duty and look to Chr.st and Christ only, for the from Po .ver-Strength.-Wi ak,m to carry Home on to the glory of God. Being justi mentions that three new members fied by faith we have peace with have joined the home Miss Ada Eugenie Merrick arrived here July 9 She was born m Wisconsin, April 18, 1871, and is a member of Portland First church. .Mr and Mrs Walton G Roches ter came from Roseburg. arriving on June 22 He is a native of j South Carolina where ne was born in 1869, and she of Indiana, in 1869 The Laura Hill. Oklahoma She California Chr.stian Home and the Southern California convention Mt Clara Stivers Vernon i acting super.ntendent. Veterinarian Enters Army The office of Dr. Norman John- son, veterinary has been closed temporarily following his depar- ture to California to take duties. HOLUS Th»• annual picnic of x il Lsdic Aid Ara id i' ( hundlee farm on Friday of wiM’k. and wu« attended by a Mzrd group » f members and d> Following the outdoor din- a bort business meeting was and plans made to continue I. as during last Gotter will head Margaret Frewing the plans for the e not expected to ambitiriLs as last year's be- of conflicting activities Sev- projects were discussed, but finite action taken. •s Sunday at 10 30 a m Bible and Sunday school at 9:30 a in Hie parish hall A cordial welcome is extended to all Ladies’ Aid meets today I’Hiursday 1 at 2 i» m. m the imu i h bail c J Krueger, pastor. Has Operation M: E C Goodman ser Verm Herd, who has Sunday school Free Methodist -Sunday school, vices, 10 30 sermon, 10 a. m ; worship. 11 a. m ; after and Bible ent" Mr and Mrs Jim Herd, Job 21 noon service at 2; ¡«rayer meeting, h the harvesting of their berry p was taken to S t Vincent's 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. — A. M pital Sunday with a goiter. Ramey, pastor. if Keedvillr Community Presbyter Foster wus a v world war and eighteen month wa . wounded and gass member of American No 2 Holbrook Lodi Gospel " Young pe pie and Baptist Boo ters, 1 ingelistn- orvice 8 p m W । Peter Hie First P ojh ’ .Mid week prayer sei m. Wednesday Rev W Hrvrnlb bay Ari ventisi—Ser vices each Sabbath (Saturday): Sabbath school, 9 45 a m ; preaching at II; young |M*ople'B, 2 30 p. m. Pray er meeting, H p. m. Thursday.— William Lay, pastor. t: Church Forest (.rovi of Forest G Three Members Enter Beaverton Christian Home Scholls Ladies Aid Continues Two Circles Services every Sunday at 11; Sun day school at 11, Wednesday serv ices. 8 p. m Free reading room op en Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2 un til 4 p. m. Sunday's topic is: Sunday .school. 9 45 । in ; morning worship • it 11 . Rev Mouier continuing his subject on The Hi hie Answer to the Hely Spir i ice Crusader Evangelistic. 8 Blood Sucker Tuesday. 8 p. i Rev. and Mi , pastors. Meurer's special prayer Roy H Former Resident Dies al Portland A daughter, Suzanne A, was born to Mr and Mrs. Stuart R Brufbin on July 21. on Monday her conditici Her husband < tme from their home in Prosser. Wash Monday to be with her Their two children are staying at the Herd home Mrs Herd recent ly returned from California, where : l,<- stayed with her daughter. .Mrs. Wilma Frengle, who also under went a goiter operation. Mrs. Authorized Bottler: Make a Chalk-Talk You can hold any group from Primary to University— yes. and grown-ups. too—with this simple chalk-talk, so full cf human inter- Chevrons worn by non-commis sioned officers of the U. S Marine Corps have always pointed upward. Attend Convention Mrs. Elmer Howard and dtend convention 5 ployed in the kitchen of the dor mitory. Bas Heart Attack Jack DeVault has been seriously ill. following a heart attack at his Mr DeVault be- away from the Mr and Mrs R house and was gone fcr nearly Jimmy ; two hours before he was discover- rd Sund at the home of his par ed lying in the g arden. nts. Mr nd Mrs James Mathie Mrs Ernest Hanson accompanied her son Wilmer and wife to Nels- cott for a short week-end. ning Mrs. Ed Demmin returned home for San Diego. Cal Monday morning from a visit to receive training. has the navy She accompanied Mr few and Mrs Ted Smith and baby TTie Mrs I> rothy Kersdki of Min- travelers found the heal there very neapolis. Minn visited several exhausting, and were glad to get days last week at the C 1. Wil back home hams horn, .V is Kersdki is a Return to Scholls cousin of Mrs W IIlams and was Mr and Mrs. Tom Lusk have moved back to Scholls after a lengthy residence in Seaside husband, who was stationed there. Mr and Mrs. Ben Haynes of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stovall, of Molalla were visitors August 5 and Sheridan .spent the week-end here 6 of Mr Haynes' brother, Chad with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. Haynes, and wife. P Eisner. Joan and Marilyn Garrigus of Hillsboro arc guests this week of A Good Job J. H. Gray, retired farmer on t icir grandparents Mr. and Mrs route 4. is doing a good defense Williams, job by defending his garden and and Mrs of Portland vacationed last week other neighborhood gardens from neighbor according at the home of her parants, Mr. and Mrs Delbert Fowles. trapped 13 diggers and three skunks. Mounfaindale Royal Soda Works. Hillsboro One— Set up your blackboard and draw a heavy line all the way across. Below the l.ne in the lower part of the board, print these two words—THE LOST There they stand. ..... — below .... ....c— Lost. Just two words—The Los Now tell the group listening of a wcrld of men lost God Rich man; poor man; beggar man; chief—the educated and the human rats AU lost to God for all have sinned and the wages of sin is death. You are dead to God until your sins are blotted out and He imparts His eternal life to you.—Ye must be born again, says the Bible. TWO—Somewhtie in the open space above the line, print the word—GOD. Every soul born into this world senses it that there is a Supreme Being We know that one to be the living and true God. So it stands—"Lost' belcw the line and "God" above the line. THREE— Repeat John 3:16 and loved the wcrld. that he gave his only be gotten Son, that whosoever believ- eth in Him should not perish, but have eternal life. Make it plain that God loves the lost and gave Son to redeem them FOUR—In the upper section. inside the line, make a figure of the cross on which Christ was cru cified Two strokes of the chalk will do it Here flowed the blood that washed away our sins. Here at the cross, we see the sinless C irist become the sinner's friend Now, somewhere along the line, make an opening, Open the line three or so inches. This is the door, tell them. Here enter the lost who count on Christ s death to save them. From the instant they count on Him. they stand JUSTIFIED. God now sees them just-as-if-they- had - never - sinned. Being n o w cleansed and nlade fit for sonship. Ged breathes His eternal life into their heart This is the New Birth Except a man be born again, he cannot see the Kingdom of God.— Bible. Who of you here looking on do Dining Room --- .M - Marjorie Alexander of Che halis was a week-end visitor at thn Joe Stretcher home Miss Alexander is a college friend of Philip Stretcher Joe Stretcher was al , home for the week-end from . Corvallis, where he is employed t states be fin- that 1 ished n about two days. after which he will go to Walla Walla work A suite of breath-taking beauty. The style authentically reflects the spirit and charm of 18th century design, executed in modern fine crafts manship. Rich mahogony veneers over select cab inet woods. Our very low price includes ten-leg ged extension table, six upholstered seat chairs and buffet. 1169 w 8-piece Set, Complete SELFRIDGE FURNITURE COMPANY 136 S. 3rd Ave HILLSBORO Relative Killed Methodist Eugene Clarence Potts, 72. died August 7. at Hillsboro, and a vate funeral was held at the Riv erview Mausoleum. Portland. ’ Wed nesday morning in charge of Don clson & Sewell The body was ere mated and ashes were sent to Oak land. Cal., for commitment, by re Lucile quest of his niece. Huscher of that city. Mr. Pctts had been a resident of Sherwood for 12 years Spectator FOR VICTORY BUY U. S WAR BONDS FOR SECURITY SAVE WITH US GILMORE STATION M edium Value Point Ipward 18TH CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE n d white low heels to $3.45. God. through our Lord Jesus Christ. It is life unto life and death unto death Which for you?—This space paid for by an Oregon businessman. Daughter Born Under - Jacob > died Saturday at the C< ffey Memorial hospital in Portland after an ill ness of a year and a half. Inter ment was at Forest View cemetery at Forest Grove, with Rev. C. P Sabin officiating .Mr. Wirtz had lived in Forest Grove from 1878 to 1915 when he moved to Osweg. where he lived until his death the widow, son. Harold Kent a daughter. Mrs Alta Johnson of Oswego; two grandchildren. Shirley and Rich ard Johnson of Oswego; two broth ers, Theodore of Mulino, and Ed ward of Forest Grove. Mr Wirtz was born in Wakishaw county. W is . on September 27. 1868 and came to Oregon in Augu-st 1878 wa.~ married on -May 29 1893 rome A barber by occupation, he had Ix-en a member of the Woodmen of the World fcr 43 years Oscar Effenberger, prominent leader was Sunday business and c crushed to death a box factory school, 9 45 leg carriage accident August 5 a Tillamook He was a cousin of W C. Christensen. Hillsboro ba nk League 1 president. school a> pel hour at 8. sermon. Founda- turns for Life." Prayer meeting The current needed to make the Thursday 8 p. m—Dr. B F Pem- amount of magnesium which goes into a magnesium bomb 20 kilo watt hours—could be saved by an First Baptist -Gospel Crusaders’ average American home willing to broadcast. 8 a m . station KVAN; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m ; worship two per cent of the amount used service. II il m ; sermon, ’ The in a whole year. Hillsboro First and Baseline, Hillsboro equipment WHITE PLAY SHOES One group Srini-inoerasin style 1<»e .md wedge heels. Rcgiihir $3 9B 1 Special $1.98 BARGAIN TABLE Special Prices on All Men’s SUMMER SHOES Magneioes Batteries Starters Generators Ignition Tune-Up Fuel Pumps This will make it possible for us to do a first class job on any electrical equipment o n your car or small electric motor. We have a precision kit he for mak ing small parts. INCIDENTALLY. WE'VE PLENTY OF GAS BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE ERIC MARGGI Prot Hillsboro, Oregon EMERGENCY NEEDS PLAY SAFE Be ready to UlAMRMUlfl do your part in any emer gency. The first line of defense is in the home and the First- aid line of cottons, bandages, etc. is the life line for you to use in stocking your medicine chest. Our Firstaid items are packaged under the finest of conditions—many are double sterilized—to give you the fin est protection quickly against dangerous infection. Stock up with Firstaid. Delia Drug Store Where You Save With Safety" Alito Electrician and Battery Man Auto-Lite Batteries 1st and Baseline. Phone 111 Six Pages Phone 251 HILLSBORO ORUCS Start anytime with amount MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings A Loan Bldg. J. M. Person, Mgr. Hillsboro, Ore. Phone 21
