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Hon' /o Keep Them Down McKTNNTY 5 McCTNXn’ Publishers HILLSBORO. OREG O N J a n u a ry 13, 1944 Hillsboro Argus Editorial and Feature Page News of the Churches Letters from Service Men uul I can not write* , The n u rs I of military I« , • II |. , • Ilei l I ' ... frankly I yv old like Oui I,. || 'I’ll-' B-'d Bents each a nice gift I w ent to a courageous I h»»ys a I t* fl ¿htiini war I hay e -.een lb III As f< II » V th»* first Ma . thl* morning ami Central Christi.in 3rd and Bast sw eat like I wa.« w orking on a Whosoever Will Tabernacle, above I self 1 am « •nj<»y mg »«nt ileal ¡a r e all , oing out t») tiu* home an 1 line «Bible school. 9:43. inornm Local Seaboe Writes X ;"!i Plains Sund »> . 10:30 a m . ' bring in a child to the C h i i- H i m | heat One hot bath ii four , i’ks hot day In July out there In O re w orship and Communi at 11 1 h t Bible school: devotional service at gon It took in«’ «tuile som etim e to Ed »t’s Not»* The follow ing le t tree As we aIV ii I lowed a pack.».*»* but that doe not m itt< I A i n v i i v j is ann u al women ' day and 4M: ! It’s not 11 3) a in.: intercessors service. 3 ter ft »in H L C hristensen. S 2 e. ' of covkl s. »me or Chi t i n . . ; t o y «'ti. M n gai «•’. t h e n r \ «* It t » church I <r of i '.in.lv and S trau g h n . p iesaiei Woi ek away I >lil n a \ i* d illi- !' m evangelistic service. 7 45 p ot the S»*.»bees ' som ew here m the utu* p a c k a g i* »i gum cac i we *k at children a tid » •our d» ir m other K< C ouncil, w ill be a char re A mi m T he pastor’s subject for the B.»« : . ' w is w ritten to J C Rush- oui FX then \ ill b,* .. Io 1 «if things g ird s to alt my good flirtici getting any win * I n >tb.*r cui siotiary offei ng w ill be taken « m Keviv.il or low. BM I e. who is >t.»turned w i.h tor them Thvv orning >erv cc is, •I don’t get i »und word don i get much DONALD E L O N G i n i j o i E at 6 .'V, evening sevri ‘es at 73 R apture ;n 1944 Tuesday. 7 45 p the S» »bees ;»t Cam p Bark-. C al. »‘f it an.v otin* sure anym ore ’’ time w ill also empha<izt Map. 1 Olig form er Multnomah m . Re\ O ren H utchison w ill be . and t . w arded to tin* Argus ., . it I httVeil't heard from I’.lt Mil Th tt t.oinlon bi llige is not falling iicuit Jud.:.' i cottntv -Clifford X l-.oir deals vv :h the experiences of .» Io- dow I but it (s an amn in char .e of the e t \ ice. I h*ft him. but l*m poti Ulve 11- >f 111 *nt structure Mi L A I Ml nil. Au .liuti eal boy. the son of Mr and Mr.;. Ami 1 have seen okay »omewtiere in it Just before the bor«>. 1 ' 1111'» up lu T rinity L utheran. 3rd and W alnut Mm tel klloW* w here tie I» ul pr< 1 irst b aptist. 2nd and L in c o ln - 11 1 C hristensen of Hillsboro fog hai it from vi t*yy We arriv ed in hood It Hu. city •Divine services. 10 30 a nt : S un Gospel C rusaders' radio broadcast. 8 U lus.- m »n t 1 think S ure wi ti Dear Jack Not much to d,» so at about 4 p. m. ami went day school and b ib le cl.is- ;> 30 a i l l , station KXL; Sunday school, thought I’d drop you a few lines London K.i.i! a*s would h u rry up and m to the tube « «subyvay in V. S > Holy C om m union w '.I he cele 9.45 a. m. W orship service. 11 a. Well Ch: stm as Day is alm ost over and went over to hen* On b lig h t sunny «1 y» if » th«* eenter c i town I Writes from Australia seiv .ee The b rated at this out In the open. I ulw »*. . get < vv here w e registri sei o n . "Why W ■ Y oung and 1 didn’t haw* such a bad turn eied at a Red Cro . E d it» !’ ' N i E x p e l.c n e e s i L u th eran hour. 1 p in . over station I I m of those -plitting heailiH’l»' lu f We had a program last and I club and vveie .. ^signed beil Front A l i s t i .ili. i ll h u p , ill i i n ('h r KALE A cordial welcome uw .cts 1 people's service. 7 p in : evangelis had a big d in n er today night I have one right n*»w. 1» it the «1 ami w hat th» i » * w e v oyer to one of tin* tic service. 8 p m C hristian clinic cinta liier expei and i > ou —G eorge Rcule. nas: n l»*i - no if 1 a k him f i a pi I had dinner We in III • followm, letter to H u: continues: sermon. "Can a C h ris I mean a big d in n e r’ T ell vou I 1 “ 1 1 l“ 'U He iz right though about it soon. found that ill »r most all their M m i . ot l< »v fi n hls IL Zion L u th eran , Seheffl n- Divine tian S m o k e"' e r use tobacco m an y W as F a t In I gat the Argus today w ith y»»ur I ,ne. s are boiled and with very .1 M. ore. wn«) is wi Mid-week tver serv ice. atterv z with w orship. 10 30 a. m . Sunday. Sun- 1 • ( ^inUiturri u i i page ftl R ev W T letter in it What a long one. Em j l»ttl ;eo oning We \ 1 ited w ith a '.’lililí E eld A itillerv Hei day school. 9:30 a. in. L u th eran hour 8 p. m . W ediesdav lut i people there and finally It td going to try to find Out w here utal and Mr M o m at 1 p 111 . st.it.on KAI E l.ad . . ' Mugford, pastor. M irion is located. H e’s on some I our dinner with the editor of a that Ii is other tw > l»o Aid m eets T hursday at 2 p .m . F ie.--, island M aybe one of the guys will I London new spaper .n d his wife I *’d ge in : nl«m »1! i tian of officers will be held W al know Oh yeah, you said my next Th: ey told us a lot about Engl »mi I Dea th e r L eague m eets Friday, 3 p m. i Dad It I the people amt the Royal family letter would be A B. O It is All m em bers are urged to be p :\ Fleet P O T!te Argus only comes I .’he next m orning we went on a ent for rail} p reparations Sunday ' Fifteen Years Aqo fee once m aw hile This is the first l.l\t tour Sayv St Jam es Bal lin a i th e zone W alth er League rail} w.U I Argus. Jan u a ry 10. 1029 W h- copy I've got in «tver six weeks, w here the Duke »»I M md* • In d C s Je ter begin h ere at 4 p in. V esper service ington county «telega l o n 0 1« B uckingham Bal.ux u rt fin* Ki almost seven I got two of them Mo: i«tay in lative session starting at 8 p in « Pi•, C N hut h<* \\ tun h n\ mj today I like to find out w ho the residence, eludes S enators E d’ aid Schul Spent time d ucting the service.—C. J. K rue - 1 that much ah« W«*xtiniiD.ter .V*be> E m m erieh and Earl Fisher td R ep kids are w ho are home on leaves saw a lot f at st»»n»* er. pastor. Hope Your Chi ■ and tntunon »!.■ resentat.ve* R F rank Be L F Set* h a many of them I know A for all the gr»*.ds »1 En.'.land The ne and that v\ ,.:id C harles R l.aFollet lot of them have been home la te graves arc all under the fl.»«»! ■ Hillsboro Methodist T h ird a n d i W V h.es it together th«* M cKinney elected ch am ly. I miess. I w rote Doug a letter Wi re out Was:.:-:^- g(l e ■ S u n d a y ber erne «»ii 10 Downing, We had a fau l of com m erce ureeden'.. succeed the other day. The first one in street, too. f as luck Mr Chur DEL JONES I W ill school, 9:45 a. m Moinin. her »* in the hospita ing w orship ing R W Weil. four months. Did you get my also »nit of town Saw the a; 11: serm on. "Wha: P r rice . Peace? 1 boys w ent ou E Ba •»•line. Hillui» »ro 43: Deaths W illiam C ; er Clow. C hristm as card? j P ail »merit .»nJ C omr. . » d >h and ¡mt ah. A m essage for every cili. tizen today, S ' Who leav e call, at Hill-horo Ar. 11 H M .tchell. found w Weil, now for the dinne I’h a it and it tuny Methodist youth fellows .vship. 7 p. ed the Hill.-boro Argus in IS)}, died a dinner. We had turkey, ham castl«* was really inter» v good l>t>»kiii: m. E vening gospel hour Mrs. Franc-'S dressing, potatoes, 8: ser- a! L au rel Monday both kinds, an old. old butldim*. n . m en. “Salvati S av ien r M u r\ of no ir lid L b o ro W ednes- olives, radishes, cake, pie, ice gat«*- anti w ater all j ii \ und it Th I Today." C hoir rehearsal. S p. m d \ I .. . C Hoeffel of Witch cream . pineapple juice, celery, ports w ere built for b. ami a t W ednesday. P ra y e r mee ing. s p Hazel Tuesday Mrs Mary O 'B rien oranges, gravy, cranberries, and a rows We saw the list par m.. T hursday. The Bishop •' C rusade . f C edar Mill Ja u a a ry 2 Sirs S arah few other things T he tray \\ a s left of the old wall that Bom D Bonne:: of T hatcher W ednesday P : ; F.: .• day Ja n - M .s s Ida I. ve f Seof.eld Mondas just covered alm ost had to use built around the town wh«*n tl captured it centum*-- a u a ry 19.— Dr. H. F Pi Mrs Dora F W ilkes of H illsboro tw o trays We b id a sw ell p ro w hat was left of the ■ We ii\ >Id pastor. S durday Andrew W estberg of gram last night, the boys from th ” wh 1 the L n battalion put it on We w ere g iv Farm ington Thursday. d huri«‘d unit had his tir en cigars, cigarettes I'm sm oking F o arsq u arr. S 4th, n ear Base- Mr- F red Tench installed as tar St Bau! : tedral, which t »k I the cigar now. We are having a n 30 : line—S unday school, 9:45 a. ni grand of Rebekah I dge years t build was also very other party tom orrow . We've got ■ w orship. 11 a. in : young people's Thirty Years Aqo quite a few talented boys in our teresting cru sad er m eting. 6:15 p i n : eve- Saw Du Argus. Ja n u a ry 8. 1914—C. i OLI Curio C battalion H ave a nice orchestra, shop ; ning service at 7:45 Tuesday. 7 45 Sm ith of H illsboro buys m but d id n ’t get ' ' ' - aving all the latest tunes I g*1 in it : p. m.. p ray er and B ible study E v picture Checked < mr time with Big Ben. house at Tillam ook. I've sent hom e for mv m occa eryone is cordially invited to' these Deaths — C harles S chneider of sins. and a few things since I've saw statu d W .i'h u u ’ .n and : services.—C. E. Hay, pastor. tf BI mi ng Ja n u a i • any renowned En *.- arrived here T hey are going to Lincoln at F ixtures of First N ational bank give us sun helm ets and knives lishmen. ( : r < »! Congregational. E ast M ain and T hat eve w« »gain bad din- f Forest G ro w , used in form er I've also got a knife com ing from F ifth —M orning w orship service at bank building, have been ner at th« tel C amberl, 1 and dd to I 11 o'clock w ith serm on bv t h e the county and will be instal •d in home The moccasins w ill come in spent the »f the evening vi- it- , m inister. Dr. A. J. Sullens.' a n d the office of County Treasure: Sap- handy around her« fiv e you a ing Bubs Wh mu v er a Loi d chance to tak e off the G. I s once Duke or : m usic program by q u artet. C hurch p ington. 132 S. 2nd nebo iy hat! v ed in aw hile I only wished that I «»ne of school. 10 a. m.. w ith high school ie laces, regalili« had bought m e a cam era before how nr age young people's class and ad Fcrty-five Years Aqo rs it wa>. the A rgus, Ja n u a ry 5, 1899- Sov- I left, w e've got a few films A few it for t ir He m eans »f u lt Bible class conducted by Mrs Ada P atterso n . M eeting of church ereignty ef Cuba passed frem pictures w ould come in h indy. I ing Ab: ted wan', some pictures of the Loys to d-*ll Wi at close of m orning service fo r u n Spain tv U nited S tates Sunday The snow iw which has been cover keen if ti r the war. W« finished business f r o m annual the inc M other E arth for several day: E rnie got some fruit cake from •n.> aey m eeting of Ja n u a ry 9. «I Í , ed ! w ill be c: inestim able value t< * home today, bov was it ever good him • • • farm ers. You don't need to stock up o n Sgt E gen berger, S eventh Day A dventist—Services Roy L atham w rites from M anila cigarettes before you leave, a t least w ent wit i me and each S ab b ath (S atu rd ay !. S abbath and says he would not m ind staying we didn't We had a store on the get to g • to m ore pia« school, 9:45 a. m.: p reaching at 11: in the und Philippine- for tw o m ore boat; besides you pay only 5c a here. young people's, 3 p. m. P ray er years if th e w eather was no w arm pack a fter you leave the U. S — I a m w riting my tw< m eeting. 8 p. m., W ednesday.—C. R. er than in November. 50e a carton, candy, gum. and every frmnds. t do . Lue en and n Aimes, resident pastor, 615 W. G a ri S leigh-rides are few and far be thing is tax free. We brought a lot D on’t eelebra oo n« baldi. tf tw een n o tw ithstanding the three • • • of beer w ith us too that will come C hrrstm a » and I will help inches of snow. The beautiful is so in aw fully handy. We've got big up for it next year St. P eter's L u th eran . 2'-. miles that be sled run go portable refrigerators. p o r ta b le 'L. M »f L urk and a V« ■v M erry south of C ornelius—^Sunday. 9:45 a clear hrough to tin1 nu id. generators, so we can keep it cold C hn stma As ever. m u r • LOYAL m.. S unday school. D ivine servics I saw my first poisonous spider at 10 C ordial w elcom e to all.—A the other day a taran tu la — boy Writes from Italy E. B ohlm ann, pastor. tf Advanced Flight w hat a big th in g It was about as J e w e l i v is a lw a y s th e p e r je c t sc lectio n \\ h en Dear V erne Who w » » » Training Completed big as four silver dollars T h e ever tho ight that I « ould have Pilgrim L u th eran , B eaverton — S t • cd Lieu*, nant L eonard Dale thing cam e out from a piece of foreign s ■¡I so quickly, add I .- OR g ift is n e e d e d fu r b irth ti a vs o r rile expel - Sunday school. 10 a. m.; divine Meyer, -on .>f Mrs C lara Meyer, lum ber. It scared the devil out of <>ther a n n iv e r s a r ie s , services. 11 a. m. L u th eran s of this route 4 Hillsboro, has com pleted m e They say they get as big as ¡enee lias been both in! resting and ea F irst the trij across the vicinity an d eth e rs w ith no church advance flicht train in g at the your fist sometimes. ocean in Africa and i w in Italy affiliation are invited to w orship naval air train in g center, P en sa We are living in quonset huts, 80 w h are nobody know s Twcn- w ith us.—R iv. W alter R Buhl, p as cola. Fla., and w ill now be assigned men to a hut We aren 't V e r y ty-fivç y next ' ai s ago I bad dinner in a v • m r;no c -rps avia- crow ded but it would be b etter Fraina'. I tor. tf * * e M S i I - w i h about 60. but I can't kick f'vc I have ti this T hanksi;ivinx ill lt.d, of our n . c '. ig in Reedville C om m unity P re s b y te r ant M eyer u nderw ent prim ary got a bunk right next to the door. Pari». I thought miss my fam ily, o h -o ian—Sunday school. 10 a m., Mrs. Hight train in g at the naval a ir It's aw ful da.-'y at '..me.-', blasting much. H owever this is w ar, and Om ega W atches - Keepsake Diamonds Ida K irkw ood, su p erin ten d en t; w o r station. L .< Alan, Lx. Cal H * a t going on all day long here wc certainly realize more HILLSBORO, o u t GON Well there isn't much m ore to than I ever did before On it account ship service, 11 a. m.; young peo tended H illsboro Union high school. ple's C. E . 7 p. sn. P ra y e r m eet say, probably haven't said m uch I i anyhow. I'll w rite later, m aybe ing and Bible study T hursday, 7 Sat Mellar Visiti p. m. W omen's M issionary society T Sgt. A lbert M eilar. form erly som ething will happen bv then.— J m eets th e 4th T hursday of each of H illsbcro and .. ii * arriv ed last HERB. m onth at 2 p. m. — V ictor Hovda. week from Can-.p G< rdon Johnston student-pastor. tf n ear Tallahassee, F! i . Io visit his Writes of London • • • m other. Mrs. M il 1 M eilar. in P ort- Edit i s K otc— The follow ing D ixie Mountain Baptist— Sunday land, visited 11:11. ooro friends Mon- le tte received from T S<t. school, 9:45 a. m.; m orning w orship day. He will leav e today for Flori- Loyal r was Mann of C ornelius by his 11:15 W ednesday 8 p. m., p ray ei da, w here he is w ith t h e 1057th br »ther-in-law and sister, Mr and Engineers. P R. & C. group. m eeting.—II Schilling, pastor. roup. He 1 Mrs. Reynold G eujcr. of Cornelius. » • • wife, who was employed at Savan- Som ew here in England. Dear Si M eilar u i R yi »Id Ju ’ a line to tell First Churrh of Christ. Scientist— nah. Ga . n ear w here S; Services ev ery Sunday at 11; S u n was previ e.islv stationed. also came you how glad I was to hear from day school at 11. W ednesday se rv west. Sgt. .Meilar was ver y definite you and that you are getting along ices. 8 p. m. F ree reading room when he said th ere wa s nothing ' swell. I am also trying to tell you l.ke the Pacific no thw est. i a little about the things that 1 saw open W ednesdays and Saturdays. 2 quite foi m er local resident say; i in London. u n til 4 p. m. S unday's topic is. th The at a s< Idler by the nam e of We are all getting along sw ell "Life." K linker. w ho form erly w orked or. «nd still having very good food * » » th e J E Hi eeves place south of H aven’t been weighed for som e C h u rrh of Jesus Christ, Latter Cornelius, is in his platoon and time. so ca n ’t tell you if I am g ain Day Saints, H illsboro branch—S u n was recently m arried. ing or not. The m easures of w eigth day school, 10:30 a. m.. Sunday, at S .t M eilar and his m other left here is in stones, w hich is about A m erican Legion hall. Hillsboro. here in 1933. His fath er was the pounds. P residing E lder Jo h n T. S. P e te r late W alter M eilar, who was in 14 The h ere call Santa Claus, son, Rt. 1, Box 55. Htllsboro. tf the real e ate business here f o r Papa C people hris:m as. The stores have • « • a num ber ;f ars. very few gifts other than clothing A ssem bly of God. A loha—Sunday and then people are allowed to buy school, 10 a. m.; w orship service very little of that They all seem 11 a. m : E vening e v a n g e listc s e r Training Completed Pfc. D onald E. M orrison, Li. of to be very contented with e v ery vice at 7:30. R egular m id-w eek se r thing and the way everything is vice T hursday a t 7:45.—Rev. O rville Hillsboro, has com pleted training going. A fter four years of Blitz and at m arine corps field telephone Poulin, pastor. school, San Diego, Cal He is n ,v oil I guess that anyone can learn ready for as-ignm ent to a combat to take everything in stride. T hey Orenco P resb y terian — Services unit as a com m unications man. The | are not allow ed to p rin t C hristm as every Sunday, 11 a m E very o th er local L eatherneck was an all- cards cither. Sunday th ere is held an evening around ath lete at Hill boro union ' T here is to be a C hristm as party service, opening w hich we enjoy higK He w as captain of the base- here for the children and the fellow 15 m inutes of song This service is ■ the Tuala, 1 held at 8 o'clock. W ednesday, 7:30 V ■ pole vaulting ch p. m., p ray er m eeting.—Rev. Leeds. pionsnip, and a m em ber of the • • * basketball team. H illsboro F ree M ethodist, 5th and Oak; parsonage, 366 S. 5th— Bible school, 10 a. m , Sunday, followed by service of divine w orship at 11 It w a wild night on the sea o'clock.—E arl F. Aiken, pastor. G alilei, the tne night for ghosts t • • • walk. The bard-m u-cled fisherm en ! N orth P lains C hristian Sunday who followed Jesus, strained at the D ID N O T school, 10 a. m.; w orship service. 11 o; I'.i a. they bucked the blast, their O R IÛ IN A T E a. m.; C. E . 6.30 p m ; evening little craft rising and falling with IK t T A ty ervice at 7:30. — George H arris the heaving sea. A et, -1 : A e ta , t, one fried, Hatch, pastor. Jlh>- itd.l th rir vairr. S w ONE ir • * • w alking on the w ater. Now IP- St. P aul L utheran, Sherw ood. 1(4 hid in tho tro u g h of th»* ho - Hi'Hl'r U p p miles w est of Six C orners — S u n Iif'ed and turnn tow ard ’ho hip. day school, 9:45 a. m ; church se r Then f-amo Hi zreotinjf BE O l BE N O ! vices, 10>30 a. m .—J. H. M eissinger. GOOD C H E E K : IT IS I Al'K.A/I). U p »om»M and ont> th int»> tho pastor. tl boat and a ' Hi» PE A C E BE S T I L L , th o • • • wind- and tho wavoo <J»oy Hi . will. G ive thought to your insurance C edar Mill C h u rrh — Sunday W h o n t h o nitfht. is b la c k a n d tho wav# school, 9:45 a. m ; m orning w orship run hit'll tu rn tho oa«e over to Him. needs. D on't buy by the policy— at 11. Young people's m eeting, 7:15 t a m o t , J o ij , AM j wa weary and w» ri plan a well rounded, adequate pro- pl«> p .'m .: evening worship, 8 p. m — a a n r 'd d II ■n‘ I f< und in Him a m ade mo ylad.' graTn. In th at w ay you sta rt and Rev. Simon E. Forsberg, pastor, tf T a y lo r . continue properly protected! TYPEWRITERS In Other Days ADDING MACHINES REPAIRED Phenomenal Development of Air Force Great Accomplishment T h e r e p o r t o f G e n e r a l H . H . A rn o ld , c h ie f o f th e I n ite d S ta te s a r m y a i r fo r c e s , to S e c r e ta r y o f W a r S d rn so n . in w h ic h h e p r o c la im s th e b e g in n in g o f t h e e n d f o r G e r m a n y a n d J a p a n , in d ic a te s t h a t th e g r o w th o f th e a i r a r m o f th e U n ite d S ta te s sin c e P e a r l H a r b o r. is n o th in g less t h a n p h e n o m e n a l. It s h o w s e x c e l le n t p la n n in g sin c e th e o u tb r e a k o f w a r a n d s tr e s s e s th e in d u s tr ia l m ig h t o l th is c o u n tr y , w h ic h s e e m in g ly w a s u n d e r e s tim a te d b y th e a g g r e s s o r n a tio n s . P la n e p r o d u c tio n in th is c o u n tr y ju m p e d f r o m 117 in th e m o n th o f S e p te m b e r , 1939 ( t h e f i r s t m o n th o f th e w a r ) to 8 8 0 0 la s t N o v e m b e r, it w a s p o in te d o u t D u r in g th e n e x t 15 m o n th s . 1 4 5 .0 0 0 p la n e s a r e s c h e d u le d f o r p r o d u c tio n . T h e U n ite d S ta te s n o w h a s th e m ig h tie s t a i r f o r c e in th e w o rld . T h e a c c o m p lis h m e n ts o f A m e r ic a n p la n e s in f l y in g 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 c a s u a ltie s , sic k , w o u n d e d a n d in ju r e d f r o m c o m b a t z o n e s , a s r e p o r te d b y G e n e r a l A r n o ld , is s o m e th in g in w h ic h w e c a n a lso t a k e p r id e . T h e a b ility to t r a n s f e r c a s u a ltie s q u ic k ly to w e ll- e q u ip p e d h o s p ita ls w h e r e th e y h a v e th e b e s t o f d o c to r s h a s u n d o u b te d ly s a v e d th e liv e s o f m a n y A m e r ic a n b o y s a n d a d d e d g r e a tly to th e m o r a le o f f ig h tin g m e n a n d th e ir f a m ilie s f o r it o f f e r s p le n ty o f e v id e n c e t h a t th e s e r v ic e s a r e d o in g e v e r y th in g w ith in t h e i r p o w e r t o p ro - ' id e th e b e s t o f c a r e f o r th e sic k , w o u n d e d a n d in ju r e d . 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