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Newspaper Page TextJ-T T T T .T /T n m (Ctr p ) ARCT’ *- TV, urn,t- .IV HILLSBORO ARGUS AN INnr.PK NnENT N K W SI>»rM K k u l* ! ~ A « K4C Veterans' Mail Bag Comity Church Services boro Arvo*. IBM .fep^r ienv H71 S •oliJateU _ _ N ,x» All o p t f,»r th i. column tnunt h . In n. t Inter lhsn M .-eda, Send C red en tials B F T H A W MFTHOHIST A................ «U reternn. I . t n . e . . m . . . - '-N ¡V I R S I 15 t >F <'H U G v >X |N W Germantown Krad) ____ t 'n '*r' ’1 " "<’* ' • • • in ¿ » s . - m - i * « w * ' S i . ’ o ^ ? ' K ln"w Roy T. Starkey. Miuiatar it» «h.. I «wap a par put’imhe* « waak « M ilt* \ t t« n< a h«> p la n to FOI RSQI'ARE Sunday S.-h.v; lit 00 a nt roiumn of queatiooe tmwt fi«Muent'y a«ked ICIUi th«‘ tim vct'M tV viili Utit Will'.« >4* S. Fuurtfc Are. B K 8lŒ îd,. ,ÎnT,<’V. S 2EST wct ;KI Y ü n w . t r n t u p ’ * * ' * M N | ____ contact men cf the k etera a a* Adntmitirw ic t t n and w h o h a w n»»l a liv a .ix -------------------- Selec.ed . . O r « ™ - . Best W ~ k lT tM tM M « M E. Clark, l u tu r (27 N Sec n*| A»«. Fe«l. *»htp • 00 p m tion in thia a<ea 4 or im > m « detaued ia( r> tx 'fi» a d m illts i .u t U IR fd !»» M‘lid ill Sunday Sebral _ Bible Study. T u m d a v __ • 00 p m «u lien , «etera os should »‘*nta» t »»r • NI» G» th e n - c re d e n tia ls .*s >»»»»n a> p o » ! ____________HI I K IM N K .W srA PK R O F W A SH IN G T O N C O UN TY Moraine moi hip _ _ ll , a m. naaraat k k coatacl unit ai 1 il O E b le W hen lhc> h ave b tx n c le a re d Crurader Prayer Servie« $ 14 p m CHI Ki ll o r JESV S CHRIST OF I AT- the huilit»»/ n t * S kk l»'th A v e. Perl and S.H w rlplinn K .taa Strict I » In A J t u n Jr. and Sr Crusader 5«c* .'•» 6 V p. m TKRDAV S k lS T S . HilUbora Hranch t» a d m itta n c e th e v can a p p lv foi v **r (Iw W r ashineton County u h ln r to n C ount,« *«»»nr* Barann S e rv ira _ a 44 p. » . h Ider Jr ha T S IMaraon. >'re«idin< Eldar 1*4» 111» u rane r U iih !v u i> in h w h ic h w ill be m ade ava I rhitaitle Wn«hinr t,,n p,»unty » -------»" !.1 Kvanirg Serv.ra I i n t i m a i l e t t e H om i» 7 4& p. rr Outside Over« a b le bv th e c o m p le tio n o f the >«•» »I ’I’ Bib!« Study and Praver. Tumntay 7 45 p m M wxe Ha!!. M at -Main St . rear Third Sunday B c I mc 4 __ b' 00 a m o n d o f th e la rtie d o rm ito rie s fo r ■ •nthe» • • • • Sacrament Service . v 4U p. ok lease bond ' The V e te ra n a À rn u n - ju n g le ve te ra n » O rw a n Rtat« Editorial A « .w ia ‘ »on largest a b . c K M A M E L LUTHERAN is tra tio n is « ic w p tin tf te rm in a l l5i E a rl M P a lle t!, a ssistant to S u sU ln in y M rw U r i WKF.KLT CIRCULATION Coraaiiua, O iw - « ST. P E T E R S I l TUERAS’ leave bondi» as pak m e n i on N a tio n tlie p te s td e m . sa id S a tu rd u v th a ! Arm in H Re«::. Pa»t»*r 1 * 4 miiea R.Hith 0 / Corna!ixaal N ational Editorial A ssociation IN THE WEST .il S e rv ic e a n d I S G o v e rn m e n t ro o m f o r at le a st 250 m o re men Sunday S.-hooi ? Si) a. m. O H. Mn<el!ar, Pastor. ' L In su ra n ce , it was a n n o u n ce d i* a v a ila b le Sine» 1 „4 H o w e v e r im m e d ia te VS .*r»htp Sarvca a ni Sunday Schov*i y 45 am re c e n tly . a c tio n us neccvN.iiv, a» a p p lic a tio n » Service — V'lOU a m M EMBERS OF ST kE F I Bonds n ta v be used to p a y presn- are at r iv in g bv e v e iv m a il He sur - W V T R V F M cR T W T Y . F-Ut -r Manager EVANGELIC A l-R F tO R M E D af Helvetia EMMA C V -K ix x K V A s m a r a Edltee ; turns, pu rch a se a d d itio n a l in s u r- Rested th a t v e te ra n s Re» Glenn Campbel'.. patter CHRISTI AN sh»> haw EThert Hawk ina _ Snl^ey R a te iti« Onerai Nawa Edito« Sunday Schoo! . S> a nt Third and tfaaeli: a la y x 'd in s u ra n c e , t n e ir c i'e d e n tia ls in co n ta c t M . * Fhone 2011 i ance. re in s ta te V iol» Taylor f , \ f*rper*ar P ^ •»tra-n nera•.»> Moraine Worship Serv Advert Min« 11 « a. m 4 N Trout. M m later fo r c o n v e rs io n to p e rm a n e n t fo rm » G e n e v ie v e T u rn ip s e e d dire» to r of I-wne R a m « ■ - Yount People H m 157 F. l.incxdn S u Phone 2<2S »1 to repav ix d ic y loans m ade p r io r d o rm ito rie s , to as»ore honstnK m Aeeram*ant R’»«ch» V'ilyvteke E n ti. « J j » ^ « » ’vtan Eaw nint Service i P r » 4 | a. ra to J u lv 31 liM6 CireulatJi n-Vmw-B r-- Rsw.M n '» » M w Hints r A r I ” . t r ’ -lS « • r F Choir th e new d o rm ito rv u n it Viola n.w1rr Practi.-e Mora»n< W orship; Communion l l -00 a. m EriA a?«. S p. r»te Sinner Clerk In a ssig n in g his bond, th e v e t* Anp« J 1 »hn I T .an ra Evening Service _ _ _ 7 :*0 p ru Production Ropt k’ern - R andai' a a a P ^ n te» ’« t?«.'ne* FIRST BAPTIST ?ran w ill rece .ve c re d it f c r its face A E Edarar<)a C o m p e '♦ >r P vr R a. P - ■'•er\ Heine* va lu e p lu s in te re s t a c c o rd in g up to “Miter» th« Sral's H anfer »• B K \h " COMMl \ ! T 5 i Hl Rl'H the end o f th e m o n th in w h ic h Comer of Seraag and I ineoia K K a >, Pa.«tor V n tiA n n l A d v e rM s in e R e D r e ^ n tM iv e T h,- fo llo w in g le tte r W M w r itte n ' M I* . ’ Sunday S.-h *. 1 16:00 a m ih e assig n m e n t is m ade by H ll Im l.ih in th e n .« \y to b - NEW SPAPER ADVERTISINO SERVICE. Inc. >4? F. Ll^rahi St. Ph.'r# SSS4 Mor- r.< Worship * * 11 ‘O a m. A s sig n m e n t fo rm s a re now a va t I- |>. te n ts M r .m d M rs Jo h n In il.ih <A« . » I H . . . of N atkm .l « M lt.-i-i A-»~'«,lf»1l Swi ¿ay StlMl • 4> a •" b ’e at a ll \ ’ A o ffic e s . o f C o o p e r M .in t.n n N . w rn ' n !f . ^ T 5 . ! r a ’S A d v » r t is f ‘r ’ « " d th e H n m c T n w n N e w ^ a p c r r EaTi » Wer»h p Sarv ca _. Il t a rn NORTH P l A INS CHURCH OF CHRIST \ etcran Room in Education J . mt R \ K . e 4 , Ralph HvScv.»mh. Paator Shanghai China. November 8 ’ ' ' ‘ • R n F ------------ , 0.- V eterans. 42.371 s tro n g , h a ve r e Bswioe B. Y. F | HillsBore Phone 2411 D e a r F o lk » W e b ro u g h t th o tu rn e d to N o rth w e s t school» vv th K r r a ir t Coapel Service I AH) p at B:b:e School . __ ___________ io tx) <. m Bib:» Study and Prayer Service. a m the o p e n in g o f th e fa it te rm , th e I jl T s th ro u g h . ill t ie h t and d e in >4 exiteaday e ie d th e m to th e C hinese O ne of Christian Endeavor — _______ 1 .50 p. m V e te ran * A d m in is tr a tio n re p o rt,- Youvtf Peep!»*» Choir Pra." a > r n- " • ■ r | |S p. av today th e m b ro k e loose c o m in g o u t o il A dult C bixr P ra c tic e * v >' p m. Bib!« Study. Tuesday _ T W p m • a a W ith re g is tra tio n fo r th e f a ll O k in a w a b u t it d id n 't ta k e lo n g to The residents of Hillsboro and surrounding territo ry a a a I'h e v d o n ’t w e ig h v e ry te rm c o m p le te in a ll th e m a to r c a tc h it PIXIE MOV ST A IN B APTIST A IL SA IN TS EPISCOPAL solved bv the Hillsboro firem en have an opportunity to ■o’.leges and u n iv e rs itie s of th e m u c h and n u h tw o o f th e m we Rev. Gay.ord- Paator Fourth and Lincoln a ll tlie N ith w e s t. v e te ra n s m t r a in in g u n - m .iu c e ig h t and m n e kn Sunday Sch.xU ------ --- 16:00 a m show th eir anpreciation of the great services rendered bv R V.,-»r W - d c r p ro v is io n s o f th e G I B il l h a ve wa> S .nday beforv Ad»e’ • our valiant firefighters bv civing full support to the annual B Y. P. V _ — _ - " * ; Holy Communion 7 50 a. m. n- e th .in d o u b le d o v e r th e la.-' C o m in g fro m K o re a w e had a Prayer Service. Friday _ _ 1:00 p m Sunday Sch«.*4 10 OO a rr ti i :h V e te ra n e n ro llm e n t n e d u - speed ru n and m ade 16 k n >ts ill the F irem en's h ill at the S hute park aud-torium next W ednes a • • M.»r: g Prayer ar.d Sem i n l l 00 a m n a l in s titu tio n s a n d in t r a in Way T h e Y e llo w sea is th e ca lm day night (Thanksgiving eve. 27th). This is a big night for HILLSBORO METHODIST CHVRCH Young People's I arshii ing program at th e end o f O ctobc: est p ie ce o f w a te r I e v e r - iw ju s t Third and Waahtr.<ti>n St. w.is 81 944> co m p a re d to 30,778 a: as -m o u th as glass a ll tlie w ay th e firem en and the entire com m unity should ioin w ith Pr H. E. Pemberton. T'aat e CONGREGATIONAL end : Septen e 224 S. Third Ave.—Pbuee J?2l th ro u g h A ro u n d O k in a w a a n it Ea»t Ma :: and Fifth Avenue them in m aking it a success Proceeds of the dance go to Sjnday School • 45 a. m. '-■ r p lu - T e x t» to V A s o u th o f th e re w e w o u ld fig u re u Rev. D. Elmer Nours*. Past *r Morninr W >r»!.;p _ 1 a. rr. help the firem en carrv on th eir various activities A c q u is itio n o f an a d d itio n a l 1 - heav y s to im c o m in g u p o r th e lu ll 45* K Ja.'iu* Street Mctho«ii?t Y. uth Fellowah p e p. m Phone Church. 45dl . reaidence. 22 •W 000 s u rp lu s b oks fro m th e b i-f :e th e s to rm b u t n o th in g li k i Even inc Gaape. Hour 7 J p m . Church Schvxd The w ork of the local firem en is not confined to the 10.00 I ’ n i'e d S ta te s A rm e d Forces I n t tiu t happened a a a Morning Worship Service l l 0 m. st ra te has been a n n o u n c e d bv the im portant service of fire fighting and prevention, but over SHADY BROOK COMMUNITY T hose is la n d - 1 to ld yo u a b o ut it- S<” ” I Thanh Thee t»««d. VA T h e s u rp lu s vo lu m e s , w h ic h c o m in g th ro u g h th a t n ig h t on tlie ■ v Svhoo. | a.«. Pilgrim th e vears these m en are found at the forefront of every Fellowship 4 .30 p. m. w ill h e lp re lie v e th e te x tb o o k w ay to J e n -e n w e r e b ig tu c k M oraio« Worship — 0 a m. activity that is for the good of this comm unity. W hen so Even;n< ServKa — _________ i X‘ p m. ARSEMBLV OF COD s h o rta g e , w 11 be d is trib u te d to s tic k in g - t r a ig t it u p out o f the se i • • • stu d e n t v e te ra n s th ro u g h schools w it h h ig h c lif f s on th e m R»r C. B. fr e sm a a . P a .t« , licited for ticket purchases, respond graciously and w ith a T he y THE APOSTOLIC FAITH S lav - h - S 45 *. m. a 1 c olioges I n it ia l d ia trib e :' on to w i re a b o u t 15 m ile s a p a rt a m i , v 17 Fir»t Ave. N orth Fbreat Grove th anks for the opportunity of giving them vour backing. C vaasc iauc Service * a j C k ild c n *• e d u c a tio n in s titu tio n s w i l l be m ade Laerrer.ee A. Woown. Paator te n d e d e b o u t 60 m ile s o u t in to : i Churvb .1 1 e. m. ': . - f C T h eir fine record in keeping fire losses so low here m erits Sunday Servuea: sea. each one o f th e m had h ig h c n Voun< Pe^p’.e’, M re tfa s -------- S .10 P m G I l oans Mounting 1:61 a. rr. t u r . , . Service 7 .50 p ir. cre'.e b u ild in g s on top. lo o k ng 1 kr w holehearted support and co-operation. P r e a c h in g ------------------------------- 11:00 a .m . A e r ia l i'h o to g ra n h v s e rv ic e is a o ld f.i-h io n e d fo rts Bible Study. Tuevday : IS p m ea Ev an<e b tie ___ 7 IS p. m A.. People . N cbt. Thursday E rn e s t m id v ou so m e tim e s see in th o in .vat - 7 4.. p m . n a tu r a l fo r v e te ra n s Bib.e Study. Wednesday 7:45 p. m. • • • M a lc o lm Jones o f S e a ttle B o th w e le ft at d a y lig h t g e ttin g i ¡: >d Thursday. 7 IS p. m.. Portland nigh t with served fir s t in th e R o y a l C a n a d ia n lo o k at th e m as w e passed t h t . -u-.t-i TRINITY LUTHERAN music, and special vocal number», Third and W alnut St. a a a Air Force, th e n in th e (' S A. Wo w e re to o fa r a w a y to get m y R«' G eorg« Real«. Paator A E rn e s t as p h o to g ra p h g o d p ic tu re s , b u t it was a s ig h t to PILGRIM LUTHERAN Regardless of how either team has fared against other •• <•-) ' a — er ir M Forces— a lc o lm as a p ilo t U s in g a O Farmington road at Menlo. Beaverton re m e m b e r. Sunday Sch<x . and Bib!« < la«« 9 50 a. m. team s in the T ualatin-Y am hill Valiev league, the trad itio n Erwin A. G er» en , Pa«tor Lutheran Hvur. KALE ... . 0 80 a. m. I loan th e y p u rch a a e d a lig h t p la n e T?ns mess h e re on th e Y a n g ste Divine Servira .. 10 :$0 Mary>Martha. Thursday ;• m and n o w o p e ra te th e S k v F’ h o to and W h a n g po o r iv e rs is tn e w o rs t al T urkey Dav game betw een the football team s of Hills Sunday SchsX»! ____ • • • S e rv ic e I . ■ - a .v I t - ' Just lik e th e - - i - Lutheran H ur. KALE ___ S:30 boro and Forest G rove union high schools is alw avs a class T h e y a re b u t tw o o f th e 15 688 it is o n ly w orse I t to o k us tw o days ZION L U TH ER A N . SeKefflia • • • C. J. Krueger. Fa»tor v e te ra n s w h o at th e e nd o f O c to get a ll the way tiers- t , Stiang ic th at attracts hundreds of supporters for both teams. In ST. PA U L LUTHERAN. Sherwrad Dielng S e m e « _ „10 SO a. m. to b e r had o b ta in e d g o v e rn m e n t I S rr.il« w est o f Six Cornwa Sunday School ar.d Bib!« C .a » a _ • SO «. m. g u a ra n te e d lo a n s fro m N o rth w e s t h.n T he f.r.-t d a v we cam e Up th e this gam e long standing riv alry is such th a t com parative Rev. J. H M « « in r e r , Pw tor Y u n g ste to th e f rk s w h e n - the I Btbgran H or. KALB I a le n d in g agencies to ta lin g $87 380 - « scores m ean little and each team goes out th ere to give its Sunday Sehocl ________________ « «5 ». m. Pa refit-Trae her Thursday. . i P 125 f o r business, hom es a n d fa rm s Church S a r r ic a » ______________ 1C :W ». m. ste and h ad to a n c h o r th e re d u r A .... di* ted f r tin in b v tin* iCMiiltg ,,f G r c id s fl H ig h e r (h e li pi ep «h eilen a nd e n tin n ,, U M V E H S I I Y i 'K D IIE ii< » N I it !«• I* a« « o rd lllR !o ll » lirv e v III.hi. who V e te ra n » tu de n ts in the Ilh d e i tlie due« lio n o f I h h | I ’ n v c iM tv o f O re g o n not o n lv « 1er. d h iH 'to i o f th e b u re a u o f Ilei m ake h ig h e r g r u le s th a n th e av 1 iin n i'l le n e a ic h e age f o n o n - w te iu n s b u t a ls o j ¿how an a w ia g e a c h ie v e m e n t o f Prole« I Your M oms Iront TB 22 g ia d e p»»in!» above th a t p ie V o is V eteran s U rged to ABRAMS V IN MY LABORATORY P la te A r e M a d e in 1 to 3 Dayal R e p a ir e d I n 4 Houral R c lin e d 1 n 4 Houral 00 p W rites About C hina Dr. Abrams, Dentist Ground Eloar 1JS 8 2nd Ave.. II111»bora Support the Firemen's Ball n End Radio Fading It’s exasperating to have the program you’re listening to sud denly interrupted by static, fad- 1 ’ a ¡ng. or dead silence. You can end this annoyance by bringing your set here. W e’ll locate the trouble in a jiffy and give you a free estim ate on needed repairs. GEORGE H IN E S R A D IO SERVICE W ith W e ste rn A u to S u p p ly 153 S. 2nd Hll.I.SBO RO Telephon* 3511 fill Out for Traditional Game all w ith the result that schools and supporters feel th at a victory m eans a high degree of success for the season. W ith the game on the H ilhi gridiron here Thanksgiving dav. fans should tu rn out enm asse to support their favor ites. Fans, generally, w ould greatlv appreciate it if some m eans could be worked out bv TYY league schools to speed up ticket sales. T here have been several occasions when e x tra booths w ould have helped a great deal in taking care of th e crowds so th at they w ould not have had to w ait so long before getting in. Last F riday at Beaverton, for in stance. m any w ere unable to get into th e field to see this im portant game u ntil it was w ell along in th e first half. • • • Traffic and Parking Headaches W ith increasing traff'C becoming a headache for every city, big and little, parking provisions and m ethods of im proving the flow of cars and trucks are necessarily becom ing greater problem s for city adm inistrations. It is to be hoped that th e present m arked off w hite lines on local business streets will help in getting m ore cars to th e block as has been the experience elsewhere. W hether it will be of any great help in view of the greater am ount of traffic is questionable. A num ber of Hillsboro streets are so narr w w ith park ing on both sides th at traffic flow is slowed and is hazard ous. W ith cars parked on both sides it is alm ost impossible for tw o cars to pass and in m anv cases it has been necessary for cars to back up to unravel the traffic snarl In case of a fire or police em ergency such conditions would certainly constitute a real hazard. E ither parking should be lim ited to one side or the streets w idened in the public interest. • • • Mrs. Gertie A. Meek D eath of Mrs. G ertie A. M eek last w eek severs an im portant link w ith th e honored pioneer past of the O re gon country. T he widow of the late S. A. D. Meek, son of the fam ed Colonel Joseph L. Meek, who played such an im portant p art in the early history of Oregon. Mrs. Meek had long taken an active in terest in th e affairs of the Na tive Sons and D aughters (form erly know n as the Pioneer association) and W ashington County H istorical Society and was last Ju lv re-elected president of the organization. Before her last illness she com pleted w riting a book on early W ashington county history. Besides her pioneer ac tivities. Mrs. Meek had also m aintained a lively interest in other organizations and w as a long-tim e m em ber of W ash ington G range at Shady Brook and was a m em ber of N orth Plains P v th ian Sisters and of the H elvetia Sunshine club. A resident of the county for 58 years, Mrs. Meek had w it nessed m anv changes in this section of Oregon. It is a fine thing for Oregon and W ashington county th a t she was able to put down in w riting her know ledge of early history here before she passed on because w e of this generation and com ing generations should never be allow ed to forget the courage and sacrifice of those who blazed the trail to the O regon country. , . M rs Meek w as also outstanding as a m other, haying reared a fam ily of 11 children to m an and womanhood. T hat she was beloved by h er friends and neighbors was a ttested by th e hundreds of persons in attendance at tne funeral services. • • • A rm istice A pathy (V. of O. D aily Emerald 1 W b 'it Hui A r m is tic e D a y m ean ye ste rd a y . h __ j T o th e s tu d e n ts W o r ld W a r I is s o m e th in g t h e ir p a re n ts ta lk e d ¡ Z d '" S i" S m Z i; " S e m uM c. .h e A m m o n L e g io n . „ d jh e B ..v S co u ts m a rc h in g b e h in d fla g s s n a p p in g in th e co ld N o v e m b e r w in d ' W e re m e m b e r A r m is tic e D a y w as u s u a lly to o c o ld * ° r “ •« c5 ed™ cones H ik e d u r in g F o u r th o f J u ly parades« so o u r fa th e rs b o u g h t us p o p c o rn . W e d o n ’t re m e m b e r th e speeches 1 Y e s te rd a y th e U n iv e r s ity o b s e rv e d th e end o f W o r ld W a r 1 b y tw o m in u te s o f s ile n c e In m ost b u ild in g s t y p e w r ite r s c o n tin u e d c lic k in g . In m ost cla ssroo m s s tu d e n ts lo o k e d at th e n- notes o r th e E • e ra ld o r w a ite d im p a t ie n t ly f o r th e le c tu re to b e g in . S om e o f th e v e te ra n s , re m e m b e rin g Iw o J im a o r A n z io beachhead o r D -D a y p e rh a p s re fle c te d b r ie f ly th a t w a r m u s t h a ve been as ro u g h f o r th e g u y s w h o d ie d in 1917 as f o r th e G I ’s w h ose d o g ta g s w e re sent h ° mM a y b tMa4 fe w s tu d e n ts w o n d e re d w h y A r m is tic e D a y w as even b e in u re m e m b e re d — an o b s e rv a n c e fo rc e d on th is g e n e ra tio n b y an o ld e r g e n e ra tio n to w h o m N o v e m b e r 11. 1918. m e a n t th a t th e w o r ld was safe f o r d e m o c ra c y a n d cle a n e d o f H u n s. W e ll, w h v o b s e rv e A r m is tic e D a y? T h e y d ie d in v a in d id n t thev T h e w o r ld is n 't safe f o r d e m o c ra c y , is it? T h e o ld th re a ts a re s t ill h ere, a re n 't t h e y ’ W h y e ve n re m e m b e r th e p o p pies at F la n d e rs . P re c is e ly because fo r g e ttin g a n y w a r a n d th e reasons f o r a n y w a r, Is th e f ir s t step to th e k in d o f a p a th y th a t m eans th e n e x t w a r w ill be a s u rp ris e I f w e fo rg e t th a t th e f ir s t w o r ld w a r w as in v a in , i t w ill tx> in e v ita b le th a t a t h ir d w a r w i l l p ro v e W W I I w as e q u a lly in v a in . • • • HILLSBORO FREE METHODIST Fifth and Oak St. Rer. Georg« G Edward». Prator Parsonage at 844 S. Fifth Ara Bihl« School________________10 :0< Divin« W \>r»hip___ ____ • • • _ U ;0 a. as. Fifteen Years Ago «. tr ORXNCO FRESBYTERAIN R«v. I Paator S l a y School 1 a. a M orning W orship II :00 a rr . Prayer M eeting. Wednesday . 7:30 p. rr.. Choir Practice. Wednesday __ 8 :80 p. m. CORNELIUS METHODIST CHURCH Corne.ius. Oregon Rev Fred Ray. Paator Morning W orship 9:30 a. m. Bible School 10:30 a m. • • • FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Seientiat Sunday School — -------------------- 11 a. m. Wedneaday Service« ____ ____ • :<j4 p. m. Free reading room epen W ednesdays and I 4 p. m ■ BIBLE QUESTIOnS ’ AN 5W <R<D BY TH£ VOICE/PROPHECY IMTtlNATIOMAl HIU A v e ra g e g re a te st In Other Days «LCAOCAiTEt A rg u s. N o v e m b e r 19. 1931— H ills - b o ro s c o m m u n ity chest o v e r th e . ,.-wx to p w it h s u b s c rip t.o n o f $3.300 T h re e c o u n ty d e le g a tio n s a p p ea r , a e v h . :.*,4i »v a y i v c . us. . . . is .g?,- . v_i n 11 a F i rid . va a u y v b e a f.r ig h w o m i« m s io o ask fo r th re e d iffe r e n t p ro je c ts :n th e c o u n ty D e a th s— M rs F W C a d y o f B e a v e rto n R o llin D e G u n ia o f C o r n e l ius. J J O v e rro e d e r o f H ills b o ro . lo a n is $4.327 a nd th e num ber a re used fo r e VA Q u e stio n o f th e W eek Q I f 1 use m y e n title m e n t to go to ,, school u n d e r . G I . B il l ... p ro . v is io n s .. J"1 , n ,o n c ta rv b e n e fits be de Trnm .m n v y T du cted fro m a fu iittir* tu r e ?r b o nn< n u s ” ’ A No. th a t p a rt o f th e S e rv ic e m en's 1 J R e a d ju s tm e n t A c t has been re Pc -’>‘<'d Five T housand Fed Eagle L u m b e r c m p a n y o f N o r th W a sh in g to n c o u n tv has c o m p le te d its s h ip m e n t o f 6.500 000 fe e t c f lu m b e r to "he A la s k a n r a ilw a y G. F A lle n o f O re n c o has p u r- chased th e s to c k o f th e N e lso n h a rd w a re . H ills b o ro A ll- S '. ir s w ill p la v c All-Star* T h a n k s - N ig h t w u ld .soon close dow n and h o w s h o u ld those f iv e th o u s and m en. beside t h e ir w o m e n and c h ild re n be fe d ” T h e y h ad been lo n g s ittin g u n d e r C h r is t's te a ch- mg, fo r th e c o m m o n p e o p le h e a rd Hi n gladly Jesus k n e w th e ir h u n g e r and H e w e n t in to a c tio n He had th e m seated about m g ro u p s T h e n a la d p u t fiv e b a r- lev loaves a nd t w o s m a ll fishes in ’ H .s h a n d T hese Jesus blessed and passed o v e r to th e T w e lv e T he v in tu r n h a nded o u t p o rtio n - to th e peo ple u n t il a ll w e re fe d — s a tis fie d Je.-as . h e re th e G o o d S h e p h e rd . fi t h i g b M p B u t II«- . i Vaught fo r Thirty Years Ago A rg u s N o v e m b e r 23. 1916- H ills - b o ro school b u d g e t to ta ls $28.635 Dr W D W : senat i fro m W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , c a n d id a te Local lineup R o b in so n . F tn g tlie n ig h t O n th e riv e rs th e re are h u n d re d s and h u n d re d s o f those C h in e se ju n k s a nd r ve: boats al! t r y in g to beg fn r f.« x l and trail« trm k e ta and s tu ff fo r clo th e s o r w h a te v e r th e y can get fro m s h ip * c o m in g in So as soon as w e unch >r e i th e y a ll dashed at us w a v in g k im o tia s . s ilk s b o ttle s . f ric e w h s k e y und s tu ff th e y had m a l t i k n iv e s b illfo ld s , le a th e i boots, san d ie - and go f a th We h a d n 't .m y m ore th a n got ’. >pped w hen th e re w e re a good 5o o f th e m .J mi ir i and a n o th e r 50 c ltn y b m g o v e r th e si Je We c o u ld l>eat th e m up. th t a th e m o v e r th e side and s t ill thev c lim b e d buck P id r i t -i-em to m m 3 a t ;*R F in a lly w e used tne ire ho,« on ' «'in ana I belli h a ve com e th ro u g h th a t i f it was n o ' fo i «ll k .i f g e ttin g th e ir t r in k e t * A c t l* lie n e x ' «lay w e cam« the re s t o f th e a a? id th e W h .m g p u i and ' e l u p here la te la st night There was lib e rty t-an.glkt b u t I hud d u ty *o g u , I w o n 't see m u c h o f in c c ity We le a ve at 8 in th e m o rn in g fo r T n g tn >, n o rth < h« re S me mine I ... - M y ltd not gig (nailed tilt we got to O k n awa. b u t I ' l l g iv e th is lie to th e includes The Good Shepherd give« His life S c h u lm e ric h . th e sheep. He is to d ie fo r Long. Porter. B. Schulm erich, Tag- th eir tins. A nd Jesu s is ■. o : ■ Q u e « tisn — W h y do we tee pie- t u r e i of Jesus as a shepherd? A n s w e r— In J o h n 10:11 i t sav.?: I am th e Good S h e p h e rd : th e Good S hepherd g iv e th H is lif e fo r th e sheep.” (See aD o ve rse 11 ) Q — Do you t h in k o u r life here w ill a ffe c t o u r d e s tin y in th e o th e r w o rld ? A — I t Is w r it t e n in M a tth e w 1 8:27: “ F o r th e Son o f m an s h a ll come in th e g lo ry o f H is F a th e r w ith H is a n g e ls : and th e n H e s h a ll re w a rd e v e ry m an a c c o rd in g to h is w o rk s .” Q.— Is th e re a n y th in g In th e S c rip tu re s a b o u t h o ld in g re lig io u s m ee tin g s by a riv e rs id e ? A — Yes. th e re Is, in A c ts 1 8 :13 : “ A n d on th e S a b b a th we w e n t o u t o f th e c it y b y a r iv e r side, w h e re p ra y e r was w o n t to be m ad e ; and we sa t dow n, and spake u n to th e w om en w h ic h re s o rte d t h ith e r .” (See also E zra 8:21-23.) Q-— I b e a r some p re a ch e rs use th e w e rd s “ S y ria ” and “ A s s y ria ” in te rc h a n g e a b ly . A re th e y th e same? A .— W h ile " S y r ia ” is an a b b re v ia te d fo rm o f A s s y ria , th e nam e u s u a lly re fe rs to a c o u n try n o rth o f th e la n d o f Is ra e l, w ith D am as cus as its c a p ita l. " A s s y r ia ” was th e g re a t e m p ire f a r to th e east . w ith its c a p ita l a t N in e ve h . (Is a ia h 7 :8 ; 2 K in g s 19:38.) Q.— W e re n o t th e d is cip le s g ath- ered to p a rta k e o f th e co m m u n io n on th e m o rn in g th a t C h ris t arose and appeared to them ? A .— Kead L u k e 24:41-43: “ A n d w h ile th e y ye t be lie ve d n o t fo r jo y , and wondered. H e said u n to th e m , H a ve ye here any m eat? A n d th e y gave H im a piece o f a b ro ile d fis h , and o f an honeycom b. A n d he to o k it , and d id eat b e fore th e m .” F is h and honey are n e ve r used a t com m u n io n services. Q — Does th e H o ly B ible p re d ic t any s tro n g in te rn a tio n a l peace a g i ta tio n in th e la tte r days? A .— I t does in th e p ro p h e cy o f M ica h 4:1-3: " B u t in th e la s t days , . . m a n y n a tio n s s h a ll come, and say. Come, and le t us go up to th e m o u n ta in o f th e Ix>rd. and to th e I house o f th e God o f Ja co b ; . . . A n d | H e s h a ll ju d g e am ong m an y people, and re b u ke s tro n g n a tio n s a fa r o f f : and th e y sh a ll beat t h e ir sw o rd s in to p lo w sh a re s, and t h e ir spears In to p ru n ln g h o o k s : n a tio n s h a ll n o t l i f t up a sw o rd a g a in s t n a tio n , n e ith e r s h a ll th e y le a rn w a r any _ a r- C .io ta in He ite r R o llin s . F .- h - er. M cG ee a nd Shanr: n D r F A B a ile v w ill pres de to - n ig h t at th e W ils o n b a n q u e t at th e W a s h in g to n h o te l. F n r t v . f iv s v Y fs rrra A r m rO riy liv e re a rs A go A rg u s N o v e m b e r 21. 1901 — M r S tu a rt, w h o has a m ilk co n d en se r a t S e a ttle , w as h e re th is week looking over W aA ington cou n ty ' w ith a v ie w to lo c a 'm g a factory- H ill- o ro i f fa rm e rs and d a ir y - men w i l l p le d g e a s u ffic ie n t s u p - p lv o f m ilk . A c o m m itte e fro m H ills b o r o has been nam ed to c o n - te r w ith fa rm e rs ar.d i t in c lu d e s D r J P T a m ie s ie . W. H W e h ru n g F M H e id e l. J A Im b r.e . M r. Barnes. J o h n N o rth ru p . Jam es H S e w e ll and Ed S c h u lm e ric h . C o rn e liu s w i l l p la v H ills b o ro in fo o tb a ll h e re T h a n k s g iv in g . A ll a rra n g e m e n ts a re c o m p le te d f o r th e b ig T h a n k s g iv in g b a ll at •he H ills b o ro O pera House R o w e ll B ro th e rs ' o rch e stra w i l l fu rn is h th e m usic. F lo o r m anagers are R o b e rt W .rtz a nd H e n ry S c h m e ltz e r. T h e G y p s y cam p w h ic h com es to H ills b o ro a n n u a lly , has a rr iv e d T o m p k in s B ro th e r- o f G lencoe and w i l l w in te r in th e c it v s e n d in g th e ir c h ild re n to th e school, o f p ilin g f o r s o u th e rn sh ip m e n t. O n io n m a rk e t is lo o k in g u p a nd b rin g in g jo y to c o u n tv g ro w e rs P. U . fo o tb a ll team d ru b b e d O A C te a m S a tu rd a y G re a t S h e p h e rd , fo r savs He— M v sheen h e a r M v v o ic e and th e v fo l- lo w M e and I g iv e u n to th e m e te r- r a l lif e He c a lls a nd th e flo c k hears a n d g a th e rs a n d He leads th c n l n to k re e n p a s tu re Ye- H e k n o w s a ll o u r pa ssin g needs 3n<1 o u r deepest y e a rn in g s — T h e L o rd *s m y S h e p h e rd —C h r is t , th e ,r.d . j “ “ *• Dood Shepherd wn lour qurulnnt Io tht U llliK QL L>TIO \ IO I.I l / \ . The 1 . 1 1 ti S3, Calif. Ihble qii‘ itiur s •m l in- leieit uill be amuered in tha column cj mace permiti. (Paid Adv ) V efe: XrfgrsM g. : ----- inism ' step* in when Blacksmith Work - Welding Building - Repairing Hillsboro Blacksmith Works C H T IP T O N and A A V e te ra n s A d m in is tr a tio n s u r v e y re v e a le d a lm o s t tw o - th ir d s o f w o m e n v e te ra n * in th e N o rth w e * - had a p p lie d fo r b e n e fits u n d e r th e O . I. 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