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FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 198ft
BÉ1A W it TON
REVIEW
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Church on Wheeler and Alex
adder Si root-»
S u n d a y S' hooi 9.4b A
M
Morning Wonstnp 11:00 A . M
Young People 6:30 P . M..
Evwigellattc 7:45 P . M.
mbit* school at 9:46 a. ui. I Prayer and Bible Study Tburs
Classe» for a jl ages.
Jay evening 7:46
Tune In on K.WJJ each Sunday
Worship service at 11 a. Hi
N ote: the G irls' Reservo w ill from 5:00 to 6:30 p. m. to the
have charge
o f (ho
morning Assembly o f God Broadcast.
K. J. Huntley
worship service.
The program'
P»ator
follow s:
Wood For Sale
FOR RALE: WOOD. ANY length
tor any atove or furnace. A.
R Hanson.
Beaverton.
R.
1,
Phone 4604.
46.tf
FOR SALE: MILLWOOD AND
Saw Dust. Wilson Fuel Yard.
Box 280. R l, Beaverton, phone
Beaverton 4902.
for quick s lo.
view Olfice.
Inquire at R e-
FOR YOUR VEGETABLE AND
.flow er plants you can do better
at Felshers Store on
Watson
St. 1 1-2 miles from the bank
of Beaverton.
WANTED
A middle age widow with
tm GALLON
Less In stallation
*4 50
DOWN
AS LOD AS *1 76 MONTH
Frank Noyes
FOR SALE: 1928 CHEVROLET
Coach in good running order,!
1939 license Plates. Price $25 I Phone
Miss Florence I.ticas and as
sistant Kileen W o lf attended the
School of Hairdressing in the
latest stvles at a lending
3303 1st & Watson
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
• N. Y. P. S. Meeting, 6:30 p. m
Evening Message at 7:30 P. it.
Sunday morning services will
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bo conducted by Rev. Tan Ditter
a Christian Jew, a v.'ry inter
esting speaker..
Everyone welcome to all these
services.
l*eatitv
surplv
house
in
Portland.
These instructions are given
once a week for a
Monday evenings.
W. P. Keebaugh, Pastor.
Sunday School- 9:45 A. M.
Classes f i r all ages.
CAPAC ITY
Modern M ovie Cowboys Ride to
OccKlcnt.il# pronounce Irnq E-rok,
with the accent on the Anal sylla
ble. Iraq is the Arab name for the
kingdom which occupies practically
the whole of the Euphrates valley—
Mesopotamia.
It is a region about the size at
New York. Now Jersey, Pcnnsylva
nia and Ohio combined, but the
boundaries are rather hazy. The
Country Is a plain which lies be
tween Persia, the Persian gulf, the
Arabian aifd Syrian deserts and
Order of Ser* Ice
Kurdistan.
HEAVER SOCIAL C LI’ H .
Processional .........................
The climate Is hot and rather un
The Beaver Social Club spon
......... Mrs. Barrett Randall j
healthful, but the Tigris Euphrates
sored a dessert luncheon and region Is wonderfully fertile and Ir
Doxology
card parly at the Masonic hall rigation. says a writer In the
In vocation
W ednesday.
Cleveland Plain Dealer, would re
Lord's Prayer
There were 8 tables of 500 store the land to the prosperity of
Gloria Patria
Hymn
enjoyed. High score priae was the days when Bagdad was one of
the world's great capitals and the
Scripture
awarded to Mr»
w
II
En
Anthem . . . . i . . Gtrls" Reserve gelke and second high to Mrs. deeds of the Caliph lluroun At Rush-
id were weaving themselves ato
Anouncements
Louis Stark.
“ The Thousand and One Nights."
O ffe r in g
Down from Mosul, which occupies
Hymn
HOOK REVIEW APRIL S7 . the site of ancient Nineveh, to Bag
Address ............... Rev. Rums
dad. runs one of the links of the
Mrs. Cook w ill review W ilder
"Reserve Strength"
ness W ife, by Catherine P erk in - famous Berlin-to-Bagdad railway
Anthem .............. Girl Reserves
ton, cm Thursduv
April 27, at which was one day to have cement
Benediction
ed the central powers. The Brit
Kiwanis
H
a
ll
at
l
l
o'clock,
Ev
Recessional ............................
eryone
welcome
bring your ish. who wrested Iraq from the
........ Mrs. Barrett Randall
Turks in 1917, extended this road to
sandwich, cup and m m w .
Public cordially invited
Basra, or Bassorah, near the gulf.
The British mandatory rights, how
Harper Burns,
Acting
Pastor
Henry Hulett received a mes ever. were formally renounced and
sage Thursday afternoon from the Independence of Iraq recog
Methodist Lpl<ico|inl Church
Aberdeen, W ash , stating that nized by a treaty signed at Bagdad
Curl II. Horsell, Fustes
| his cousin Olenn I’ arm eler had June 30. 1930.
Iraq has great petroleum re
Sunday
School- 9:45
A. M. passed ¡iw.ayi
real
suddenly
Superintendent,
diarios
II Thursday afternoon, Mr. Hulett sources. ranking eighth In the
ltoseumn.
acromonnied by Mr. and
Mrs. world's supply. The country grows
Morning Worship
11 A. M.
Fred Braun o f Forest Grove left cotton, dates, tobacco, wheut. sheep,
cattle and silkworms with equal
Friday
morning to attend the success.
Sermon-Topic
"How We Face
funeral services
Sufferin g.”
some money wishes to meet a
tefin ed gentlem an in this state
FOR SALE
with the desire to
live here,
FOR SALE: NEW AND USED please write to W. j . Maginris
Lawn Mowers; also machine Allentown. New Jersey.
sharpening and repair». O. N.
*>ork Ranted— Carpentry 62 V«#
Hartrampf at Humberg’s Black
per hour. Cement pouring, $1
smith shop,
4tpd.
per hour. Cabinet,
chimney,
odd Jobs. Arthur A. Leavitt,
FOR SALE: Wood
Range
in
One mile south of Bank. Rt.
good shape, $10; Flat top com
1 Beaverton. Phone 155$ evs-
bination gas and wood range,
nings or before 8:00 a m.
Oven Control, water coils, $25.
c-35-tf !
J. H . Hulett, Beaverton. --------------------------------------------- ! United Evening Service-7 p. m
anti
Inspirational
Wesix Automatic Electric Devotions
PIANO BARGAIN— BEAUTIFUL
se vice by young people, s e r
small size piano like new, al
Water Heateis
mon by the Pastor "The Disciple
so larger piano must be taken
Most Like U s ."
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t i R t n ( t in g
up. W ill sell for unpaid balance i m m e r s i o n
“ Th e endless mban o f man's
TYPES
Easy term s. W rite Tallman Pi
pain is the song o f a world be
ano Store, Salem. Ore.
ing redeem ed.”
a d d e d e f f ic ie n c y
and
PERFORMANCE
Lesli e D.
Weatherhead.
TOR
S A L E :—
Dark
Cornish
bantams,
stock
and
eggs. COPPER BEARING T ( N k WITH
( HI R( II OF THE NAZARF.NL
Phone 6603.
10 TEAR GUARANTEE
FOR SALE — SHINGLES, G R A Y -
el and sand. We also do car
penter work and auto repairing
of any kind. We make a spec
ialty o f lawn mower sharpen
ing and repairing. M. D , M a y-
field, Canyon Road, phone Beav
erton 8604.
E-rok, Pronunciation of
Iraq, Name for Kingdom
month
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OPTOMETRY
Glasse«, Fitted or Repaired
Our Specialty
DR
A.
E.
W ILSON
on
W ork in New Conditioned A ir Cars
The rigors of utodern tuovie
cowboy work domati«) fullu*e
or the latest conveniences, a«
demonstrated during the film
ing of "The
Oregon
T r a il. "
lx>ng hours on locution, riding
(he bucking, sp rin g le«« cover
ed wag«*n shown in the buck
ground above, have made the
conditioned Nash an essential
part
of
locution
npuipment.
Stars o f the film , lamine Stan
ley and Johnnny Mack Brown,
u e the Nash to transport them
lo the w idely
separatici
sets
Difference Between Ale. Peer
Ale is a kind of beer. All ale is
beer, but all beer is not ate. Origi
nally the terms were synonymous.
Now beer is a general name for all
malt liquors, while ate Is applied
specifically to the paler kinds, the
malt of which has not been roasted
or burnt. Ale differs from ordinary
beer in having a lighter color, a
smaller proportion of hops and a
higher alcoholic content. It is gen
erally sweeter than beer because it
contains more or less unfermented
saccharine matter. The application
of "a le" and “ beer" varies con
siderably in different countries and VI I B M ( i l i
BIS
localities. Before the adoption of
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prohibition. American ale was a 1
malt liquor made by “ top fermen
tation," in which the newly formed
yeast went to the top and was re
moved.
required lo give
thè serial un
UUthentie background. The ninr
Na»h,
U n iv erse ls
cholee u <
Am erica'« moit modera car
is
a la » to bo s ta rm i
in all New
t'm ver-ul
produci km*
tfml
cali for Ilio u«e o f a ea r o f oui
standing style and iippcaruiirit
The studios recenl ly look
do
livory o f a fieni « f « in e
tiew
Nanties, in four body styles in
Ihree Na»h séries, eovering vir
tually every conceivuble need
which thè ew r-rh u n gln g studio
requirenienl m raight «uxgest.
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HEATERS
DEWEY the PLUMBER
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