Clackamas County news., March 25, 1938, Image 3

CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Stability
Churches
P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rch
T hom as C D uncan, M inister
St. J o h n ’s C hurch, George
S unday school a t 1 p.m.
C hurch service a t 2 p.m, firs t and
third Sundays of each m onth.
P resb y terian
S p r in g w a te r —
C liureli
N o tic e s
M orning w orship a t JO a. .in
J u n io r E ndeavor n t 1U a.m.
Sunday school a t 11 a.m .
M issionary society m eets th e se­
cond T hursday of the m outh.
L adies aid m eets the fo u th T h u rs­
day at the m onth.
E a g le C r e e k —
Sunday school a t 10 a.m.
M orning w orship a t 11:16 u.nt.
Y. l \ S. C. E. m eets a t 7 p. m.
Tho Ladies aid m eets the third
W ednesday of the m onth.
CH U RCH O F C H R IST
Bible study and worship us asua)
each L ord's day a t the church of
C hrist west of th e grade schorl be­
g inning a t 10:00 a. .m
beventh L>*y A dventist
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P reach in g a t 11 a. .m
S ab b ath school a t 9:45 a. .m
S t.
A lo y s iu s C a th o lic C h u r c h
E stac ad a 9 a.m .
S andy, 9 a m.
W elches a t 11 a.m ..
C h r is tia n
C h u rch
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Bible school a t 10 a.m.
Com m union and w orship a t 2 p.m.
V io la
M e th o d is t C h u r c h
H arold S. S h ellh art, P asto r.
2 p m, church service.
2 :45 p.m ., church school.
E sta c a d a M e th o d is t C h u rch
10 a.m ., church school..
11 a.m ., m orning worship. Serm on
topic, “ F o o tp rin ts o f the A lm ighty.”
6 :30 p. m., E p w o rth league.
7:30 p.m., evening w orship M edi­
tatio n topic, " J e s u s and S alvation.”
Mon. 7:30 choir practice a t th$
parsonage.
T ues., 6:30 church school board
m eetin g a t the Dillon home.
T h u rs., 7:30 p.m., A ldersgate stu ­
dy group.
C O R R E C T IO N O F A R T IC L E
T he a rticle e n titled “ Increase of
D ru n k en n ess” in la st w eek’s issue of
th is new spaper should have been c re ­
d ite d to the C hristian H erald and not
to the C hristian Science H erald.
Too Late to Classify
- |T H E tem ptation to feel, with
I H am let, th a t “ the tim e Is out of
Joint'’ la common to m any of
a rth 'a Inhabitants today. And un-
,i.' lunatdy, gone tim es with less
jrovecation, som etim es with more,
mch has often been the opinion In
be past. Meg norm ally desire safety,
stability, security, and have looked
for them In hum an governm ents, per­
mits, Investm ents, position, profee-
tlons, and achievem ents of all kinds.
Hut have they found these things?
So! Not In any m aterial plans or
possessions, however hum anly wise
ar good, h a re perm anent Bafety and
lecurlty been found. Certainly not In
what we call our tim es have these
been experienced. And th a t makes
ill the more Interesting a statem ent
which has stood In Isaiah for more
than two thousand years: “ Wisdom
ind knowledge shall be the stability
if thy tim es,'' he said. Not gold, not
arm am ents, not organizations and
unified m ateriality, but “ wisdom and
knowledge” alone bring s ta b ility ! , . .
T rue knowledge, really helpful
knowledge, consists In understanding
spiritual and eteru al facts. If all
men everyw here would consciously
reflect the wisdom of divine Mind,
the Intelligence and Integrity, the
far-seeing Judgm ent and complete
kindness of th a t Mir.d, there would
be no m ore confusion and distress,
no more hate and fear, no more w ar­
fare and Insecurity. B t all men are
not consciously doing this, nor do
the m ajority seem yet ready to do so.
Therefore, those of us who are In a
m easure spiritu ally ready, m ust do
cur part particularly well, th a t we
may lead the world to sec th a t it Is
not prim arily our tim es but our
thinking, th a t la wrong.
He who dwells on high, who h a b it­
ually keeps thought above the sordid
ind m aterial, the dishonest and the
low, dwells In the divinely m ental
itm ospbers above the fears and dis­
turbances of so-called m ortal mind.
He who understands even partially
that God Is om nipotent, the one and
anly real power, and th a t God Is
knowable and available, has In this
understanding a sure defence, a rock
uf stability.
The fear of losing good, the belief
in fluctuating good, produces a sense
of Insecurity, begets instability. The
Individual who understands th a t the
cne changeless God Is the everlasting
source of all tru e life, happiness, pro­
vision, security, and stability knows
oo fear. . . .
How safe and undisturbed was Je-
<us In spite of the great disturbances,
Ignorance, and poverty which also
sharactertzed his tim es! Was not this
because of the sp iritual conviction
expressed In his statem ent, “ I and
my F a th er a re one” ? His spiritual
wisdom, hts selfless, loving knowl­
edge of good, gave him a sense of his
uwu and every m an's eternal security
is an Individual Idea In Mind, fo r­
ever safe from harm .
Today, m ankind m ust learn th a t
not In m atter but In Spirit Is true
safety; th a t it Is hate and fear, self­
ishness and m ateriality th a t make
tor Instability, and th a t love and
wise co-operation, fearlessness, and
Intelligent helpfulness bring ceourlty.
Learning this, they will begin to ap­
preciate as a present possibility the
heaven defined on page 687 of the
C hristian Science textbook, "Science
and H ealth with Key to the Scrip­
tu res" by Mary Baker Eddy. thus.
"H kavex . H arm ony; the reign of
Spirit; governm ent by divine P rin ­
ciple; sp iritu a lity ; bliss; the atm os­
phere of Coul."
W A N TED .— A bout M)0 lo g an b e rry ,
p lan ts S tate price. Call or w rite to
Classified ads in this new spaper
J. W. W arner, Box 20, E stacada,
O regon, ro u te 2.____________________ b rin g hom e the bacon.
WHO WANTS
lEMitli TAXES
YOU’LL GET NEW AND HIGHER TAXES IF THE
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DO WE WANT
TAXES
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V o te
to p ay in t e r e s t c h a r g e s o n t
bond
te n m illio n d o lla r
is s u e ?
to p a y b a c k te n mi lillion d o lla r s w h e n th e b o n d s
th a t f in a n c e th is e x p p e é r r im e a n t c o m e d u e ?
to p ay o p e r a tin g lo s s e s o f th e d is tr ic t w h ile d i-
CLACKAMAS TAXPAYER’S ASS N
P a id A d v e r tis e m e n t b y W . A . H u n tle y , O r e g o n C ity F r e d S . P e r r in e ,
O r e g o n C ity ; C . L . S tr o n g , R t. 2 . C e n b y ; C . O . C ild e e , O r e g o n C ity
Save Money by Doing Your Buying at the
Cumnsville Mercantile Store
Specials for SATURDAY-MONDAY, March 26-28
Sim lle ip le has re n te d his fa rm tu
C harley Shum w ay a n d H. Lew is fo r­
m erly o f P o rtlan d . H e moved to his
m others place a n d will live w ith hei
tem porarily.
UPTON'S TEA ‘/ 2-lb. pkg......
39<-
PINEAPPLE 2 No. 2 cans ...... 2 3 c 4
O range pekoe
Mrs. A lb ert K itching called on M rs.
G. b . L inn F rid a y .
F ra n k V estal w as called to Hills
boro last F rid a y by the serious Bluest
of his brother-in-iaw .
Mr. V estal
m akes his home w ith the A lb ert K u ­
ching fam ily.
Del M onte b ra n d
Cream of Wheat Ig.pKg. 23c Zee Towels
Grapefruit Juice
U eorge H am ilton e n te rta in e d tht
m en’s research club a t his hom e ia
P o rtlan d F rid a y evening.
Mr. and M rs P e te r boichuck of
R edland visited old frien d s in this
com m unity T uesday. T hey w ere ac ­
com panied by Mrs. P e te r O rnicks,
Mrs. Boichuck’s m o th e r who is here
lo r a tw o m onths visit fro m M innea­
polis, Minn.
3 No.2 cans 25c
3 rolls
25c
Zee Toilet Tissue 3 rolls
14c
LIMA BEANS
L a r g e d r ie d lim a*
PINK SALMON
2'/2 pounds for ............................ 1 9 c 4
Lindy brand
2
DIAMOND Wax Paper, 40 ft. roll 7 ?
........
25<4
19c4
P and G NAPTHA SOAP
LINDY SWEET SUGAR PEAS
Can only ......................................... 1 0 C4
T he Skip-a-w eek club will m eet
a th e gran g e hall W ednesday M arch
30th.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Davis visited
fo r a w eek w ith Mrs. D avis’ p a ren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. M arden and lajm ly ax
C ottage G rove.
cans for
PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 bars
Powdered Sugar 3 lbs. 25c
U A K iJ iE ia jD
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A gro u p of young people fro m the
Sw edish tab e rn a c le in P o rtlan d will
have charge of the m eeting a t the
church Sunday evening a t 7 :30. E very
body is welcome.
Gerber’s Assorted Baby Foods
3 cans for ................................. 25<>
(5 bars for
_
23c4
BORAXO, cleans dirty hands
Can only ........................................ . He4
PET MILK, 3 1*. cans .................20<*
Mr. and M rs A. C. Davis a n d Mrs.
J a n e Davis w ere d in n e r guests S u n ­
day a t the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. E . it.
Davis..
Mr. and Mrs. H arold T ay lo r o f .
P o rtlan d visited a t the hom e o f Har-1
old’s p a re n ts Mr. a n d Mrs. W . C
T aylor on Sunday.
Lois S h rin e r w as hom e from C or­
vallis la st w eek fo r spring vacation.
She is a tte n d in g OSC.
Mrs. E tta D a rt and son K enneth
w ere a t th e ir fa rm last w eek m aking 1
some im provem ents and calling on :
some o f th e ir old frien d s and neigh |
bora,
H arold M ichal o f P o rtlan d was at '
his ra n ch W ednesday.
Mr. Je lin e k has sold his fa rm to a
P o rtlan d fam ily.
H a v e s e v e r a l c a n s o f th is m ilk o n h a n d t o a i d
in L e n t e n a n d e v e r y d a y c o o k i n g
Bananas
E n j o y th e m daily
2 dozen fo r .....................................2 5 (*
T h o se a re m e a ty , p lu m p a n d ripe.
get th e host b a n a n a s a t o u r store.
f
Eteef l*ot Ito;a s is
Pound
18c
10c4
3 in 1 Shoe Polish, only
Juice Oranges
K e e p a g o o d s u p p l y o n h an d .
PORTER
You alw ay s
M E A T S
S h e r i IK if in
Pound
15c
pi
I f you have some kind w ords to say,
Say them now.
T om orrow m ay not come y our way)
Do a kindness while you m ay,
Loved ones will n o t alw ays stay,
Say them now.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph M arkw ardt ofi
B onneville, this sta te spent th e w eek
end a t th e ir ranch,
M r. and Mrs. P earson of O regon
C ity sp en t the w eek end w ith Mrs.
P e a rso n ’s p a ren ts Mr. a»d Mrs. B ert
Jennings..
Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond Lynch are
now living n e a r M olalla w here Mr.
L ynch is now w orking.
B e rt Jen n in g s, J r . , is on the sick
list. He had th e m isfo rtu n e to fall
from th e bran ch o f a tre e and fra c ­
tu re a rib.
Mrs. B e rth a A nders, Mrs. Mao
Schw eitzer, Mrs. Slape, Mrs. Hazel
L este r and Mrs.. In a A nderson visit­
ed w ith Mrs. Sadie A nders T uesday
and helped h e r do some quilting.
Mrs. H ector A nders and B yron A n­
d ers w en t to P o rtlan d M onday to see
H ector. T hey rep o rte d him as feeling
m uch b e tte r
Mrs. G race A llen visited M rs. Sadie
A nders Sunday.
M any Douglas county sheep grow ­
ers a re cross fen cin g th e ir g razin g
lands to allow ro tatio n grazin g which
gives each section a re st d u rin g a p art
of the y e a r and provides a m eans of
reseeding c ertain p a stu res and giving
th e p lan ts a chance to becom e well
established b efo re being grazed says
county a g en t J. Roland P a rk e r. Most
o f th e successful grow ers a re now
agreed th a t best re su lts a re obtained
by b u rn in g over the ground before
seeding. G rasses being used which
give the g re a te st prom ise o f provid­
ing a palatable and n u tritio u pasture
in this county a re highland b en t, Eng
lish ry e, o rchard grass, dom estic rye,
tall o at and m eadow fescue.
r e c to r s kearn th ru th e tr ia l a n d e r r o r m e th o d .
\pril Hfh
Week End Specials
S. C. M em anno who teaches in the
C orvallis schools sp en t the w eek end
a t the C. O T roupe home.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry H eiple, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd H ale and A tlee Ei>
ickson drove to W oodlawn, W ash.,, on
Sunday, t hey re p o rt lots o i h igh w a­
te r in th a t section.
H elen and K enneth T roupe drove
to C olfax, W ash., on T uesday. 11-K a
will m ake a n extended visit w ith
frie n d s a t th a t place.
Mrs. C lara B ullard has purchased
a hom e in P o rtla n d and expects tu
m ove the last of th e week.
Mre H enry H eiple is still c o nfined
to h e r bed h u t is slowly recovering.
D o u g la s S h e e p m a n C r o ss F e n c e
A N ew P o w er Schem e
. PKIÜAŸ, MAhcM 26, 1938
A H e e e y D rin k er
Su gar oaoe drinks water copiously.
LOBO acre* closely planted absorb as
much water aa a city wi human being*
occupying tea tlinea the area, la tie
tnding nt aelent'at*
C h ic a g o N u d g in g N ew York
Chicago’s population was only a law
hundred when New Yei* had raor*
m an 2U1.1XXJ
B e e f S te a k s
Round or Sirloin
Pound
25c
I*n r e l*anl
2 pounds
13
ita
Link Pork Sausage
Pound
25c
Pound
20c
Mercantile
L ' i ol
GEORGE
25c
Pork Shoulder Roast
Currinsville
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Science Beats the Sun
G eorge g ra n g e No. 622 passed a
resolution a t its la s t re g u la r m eeting
as follow s;
W hereas, It w as th e peoples tax
m oney w hich w as used to build the
B onneville dam , and
W hereas, All tax e s w h e th er public
or p riv ate u tilitie s a re paid by the
ultim ate consum er, th e re fo re be it
Resolved, th a t the P eople’s U tility
d istric t be endorsed fo r th e d istrib u ­
tion and sale o f pow er to the people.
F u rth e r th a t a copy o f th is resolu-
;inn he sent to the new spapers.
C. A. C haney, Secretary.
T h ere is to be a school election
this w eek to decide about sending thé
•chool children to E stac ad a o r keep
o u r school in th e d istric t.
,
Also we had snow to th e depth of
even inches last Monday. H ard f<A
w in te r to let loose. I t is h ard oc the
fellow who w ants to w ork in the
g a rd e n too.
E d ito r C lackam as C ounty News,
D ear S ir:
In view o f t i e fa c t th a t th e farm -
su rro u n d in g E stacada would be
im m ensely b e n efitte d by cheap elec-
i .city it looks stra n g e th a t the Es
. da c ty council would pass a reso­
lution opposing the P eople’s U tilit;.
1 1 tr ir t. Looks as though some one
pulled the strin g s from outside. We
hot th e business o f the fa rm com
u nities wn w orth som ething to E s 1
tac ad a .— C. A. C hanay.
engineers h av e now de­
I NDUSTRIAL
veloped the device show n above. Con­
sumers Information reporU , .o test color-
fastness of fabrics, so 'h :' l ' ' ■ Hirers
can m ake su re in advance U n t th eir m a­
terials w on't fade in the ur. Women
never used to be s u ie th at tl ir dresses
and draperies would re ta in th e ir original
b rillian ce until th ey had actually
>
exposed to sunlight. But thro.: ;h tie
of this machine, developed hy in.I i
1
research ex p erts, it is now pos .Lie to
tell whether dyed fabrics will b o ld
r
color. This Is Just one more of (he n y
examples of hove industry helps the <
rim e r.
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