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it * TOE BÄA VERTON MY1EW, R#at«rtuu, Or«« 0 0 FRIDAY. JULY 21. IMS TM i BtAVBRTON REVIEW £ * î* JW \jf*§ OflltJ EnUrvd u Maond-class D*c*mb«r I, IMS, at the postof- flea at Beaverton, Ore«00, under New York Skyscrapers Form Back Drop For Air View of Fair Rum ored . Hj the act of March I, UT». ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT BEAVERTON. OREGON Eugene Crosby The question is not v Roosevelt will stand fo Publlaher term, but wether the pe< SIRSCRIPTIO» RATER Per year (In advance) ....... $1.00 rciiuncTT] iWOmCIMENtS ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD Church on Wheeler and Alex ander Street«. Sunday School 9:46 A. M. Mortung Wo,ah p 11:00 A. M Young People f:30 P . M . Evangelistic 7:45 P. M. Tune In on KWJJ each Sunday from 5:00 to 5:30 p. m. to the Assembly of God Broadcast. F. J . Huntley Pastor • e • • AAA Its better to do what to do, than to » ait to do, do, and find you've air« ' it. . . «4« Tony shouldn’t fie unless congress gives h to devaluate Joe’s punches a*ain power 4 4 4 Love is a feeling you going to feel, when you have a feeling that you 1 before . . . . whew, again . . . . 4 4 4 Scienc« is Rapidly Fine to cure insanity—Soon, 1 be no one left to disigt shoes . . . . 4 4 4 Entirerly too many I n i l B C I I OF THE XAZAHE5E denee go over town to W. P. Keebaugh, Pastor. shopping....................Its Sunday School— 9:45 A. M. merchants and this pape Classes for all ages. cate them to buy at home Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. 4 4 4 N. Y\ P. S. Meeting, 6:30 p. m All of us are workin] Evening Message at 7:30 P. M. Everyone welcome to all these government, but there a that aren't getting paid services. 4 4 4 It seems that everyone THE METHODIST CHURCH on his or her vacation Earl B. Horsell, Pastor When you come back from yours, Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.. Chat write and tell us about it . . . . H. Roseman, superintendent 4 4 4 \ Morning Worship, 11:00 am., I saw one of those model air- Sermon: “Observations from a Hospital Cot.’* | plane motors run, over a t th Co- j Mid-Week service. Thursday at lumbia model Aero Shop---- Just 8 o'clock. Hike an Irish washerwoman on Mon- jday Morn— 4 4 4 CUlItCU OE CUBIST A Home-Uke Church This European Ruckus is one E. E. Coulter, Pastor thing that can’t be blamed on the Morning worship at 9:45 a. m. parole board . . . . Sermon subject: “A Glorious 4 4 4 Church.’’ Bible study classes at Russia won’t have any airfleet 11 a m. with all services dis left if she don’t hurry up and cap missed at 11:30. Endeavor at 7 p. m. with groups ture the Japanese news agency . . for all ages. Evening sermon at 8 o’clock. Rev. Meyer Tan-Ditter from the Hebrew mission in Port According to a new rule, any land will bring the evening mes WPA employee, who “quits," volun sage. Mr. George will direct the tarily, will be automatically dis song service. charged after 5 days, and another man will take his place. HELL ON EARTH 4 4 4 Every- girl has a God-given right | to choose a husband, but she should make sure whose husband she is On the night of the big fcoa- choosing. . . . ball game men of the winning team went out to see the town, wine and women included Some Thin Skinned Cows weeks later the star runner sougLt Not Wanted out an M. D. who found him to he renerael. In due time thl • Due to the heavy ruins “ thin diseased man took to himself as skinned“ cows were not popular his life partner the daughter of with one early-day farmer who a leading citizen. The town called expressed his views in the fol it a great match. Star athlete and lowing advertisement in the Ore talented daughter of fine old gon Spectator at Oregon City, stock. Bon voyage, young couple. December 2, 1851: “COW'—I will pay a fair price Then the shock. First a child born terribly diseased and later in cash for a good sized cow the young father on the road to with a white face and a very imblcility with a nurse hired to thick skin, as thin-skinned cows change his undertbings. They are found to leak owing to the pinned them on and off as though continued rains In this climate. he were a babe. Y’es, it was hell One of the above kind will com on earth for this proud family. mand a good price if of gentle Now comes Dr. E. C. Brown's and kind habits, and would be will leaving 6300,000 to the State preferred from the country and Hygiene society to educate our to ensure a. market she should youth cn the perils of sex. Bu be accompanied by a very small he left also 630,000 to the Amer calf.”—Historical Records Sur ican Sunday School Union for its vey, MtPA. Bible work among boys and girls In unchurched parts. All praise ALOHA NEWS to Dr. B. for the big sum s c ou, for sex teaching. But listen dads and mothers—EVEN WITH THE Bud Nault returned home Sun YOUNG FOLKS POSTED ON ALL day from a trip to Pendleton. THAT HAS TO DO WITH SEX Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hesterlec THEY YET MUST HAVE GOD- and children of Newberg recently GIVEN POWER TO SAY N-O near Tobias on the high which spells “NO.’’ Here is where moved way. the dynamic of the indwelling Grace Larsen spent a week In Christ counts. Teach them; warn and school them but forget not Seattle visiting relatives recently. Katherine Nault returned home the hour of crisis. Tere they need Sunday from a three weeks visit Him who was tempted at every point ike as we are and who with friends In Washington. The young Democrats club met j yet stood out against t-ln. Says Judge Hill of N. V„ Ju Tuesday evening at Senator Ross’ venile Court: “As a jurist who office. Senator Ross led the dis judges thousands of crime broKen cussion on principles of leading boys and girls each year, I know our government. Next meeting that religious interests for young is planned to be open to the public. people are essential for their moral welfare and future as worth-while American citizens. Beautiful Tuberous IT IS NOT ENOUGH MERELY TO SEND CHILDREN TO THE Plants On Display A pretty and interesting dis CHURCH. PARENTS MUST AT TEND CHURCH FOR THE CHILD play is arranged in the windows ( TO FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE of The Flower Shop this week. I SET BY FATHER AND MOTH Two plants of tuberus begonia ER." Like father, the boy and from the George L Baker green- j like mother, the girl. Blessed bo houses at The Tides are «worthy j the family that travels the up- of attention. One plant Is salmon j word path, on to the glory-1 nd. pink and the other is red. Roth : By the way of the cross It leads, are exceptionally haidy. While spending last weekend at ! where died for our sins, the Christ who SAVES. KEEPS. SAT Seaside Ibe George W. Richard ISFIES whatever the perils may son family visited the famous | be. P«* ad- Baker greenhouses at The Tides and were presented with these plants. NEW YORK (Special)—This remarkable air view of the New York Fair shows the World of Tomorrow that has sprung up ngpinsi the bai !.- ground of New' York City of Today. The Trylon and Perisphere, theme of the New York Fair, are seen domi nating the I216*i-acre tract. At the lower right is the internaliona) area w its magnificent foreign pavilions grouped around the Ci urt of Peace ’>« 1 v; t l : ■ vinf tion Z r. i n i ' Tr. ■ j- tin v. a . n At the lower loft is UicCourt of States. The Transporta .1 stretching out along the upper left of the Fair grounds. •• tin Fair's close proximity to Broadway and the sky- n. Actu tne Fair is only 19 minute« from Brood- ! 1 • l l ’ailr id, and about 25 minutes by subway. By motor the .:h !••: ites, with 5 parking fields-furnishing ample apace. 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