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FRIDAY. JANUARY m i; 1!». 1940 UKA.VWHTON The Beaverton Review - — —— to r n » « > L O C A L l*AI*KR T tlr p h « n » i i 'i Kt < a;N K I’ l l O S B Y P U B L I S H Kit F ilte re d a* > r » i r d > d t u m a t t e r on D> " m l ' f t », 1 9 2 Ì. a t t h e p o n t o f f l c » «! B e a v e rto n . O ir g u n , u n d e r th e n o t o f M a r e h », 1ST» ISSU E D F R ID A Y O F EACH W E E K AT BEAVERTON. OREOOS No liq u o r or tobacco ads acce p t* * ■ KKVUSW. U KAVKKTON, UKICUON A g ro u p of Ihe G.deons will be with us In th e evening In Ihe Young P e o p le 's service at 6:46. And In Uio evening ovan* fellMic service ut 7:30, We invite you to come. A'ou will enjoy (heir singing ami good ti stimuule». A A A Bcthnny-C edar Mill — 0 ----------------------------------------------- « Yt* tor» ut I h r A. 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Discussion “ Develop lug D eslrublc P ersonality T ra ita ." ll n r m n nt th e ir him........ .. lliilwr an d Mr. Midweek service T h u rs d a y lit avenue. Mr. Taylor B a rro n sodiered together. They 8:30 p.m. If you have fitIUi you huve hull nol ei'i'Jt e uvli o th e r for 3d Mr». N Nonnun orm an S tr a tto n an d non. j Melvin, of C ortland lien t ’ronl, all Mis Nancy S a u n d e r s 1 Iloy. 4TIUIO II OF C H R IS T K. U. ('« M ille r . U i i s t o r Mrs. d i a r i e s K vllen. Mr. an d .Morning w orship with arm ón ¡M rs K nnte Nyatrom an d Mr a n d Hi 9:46. S erm o n subject. ‘ The Mrs. t 'a r l 1 .arson Mr. and Mrs. F r e d K irch of High C a llin g ." S pecial song by G re y i Htvar, W ash., visited at the choir. IUhle stu d y In classe s the home of Mr. and Mrs. .larch a t 11 «>’rlock Clnssei for each m e m b e r of vnur family Kmleovor Wyss over the weekend. Mrs. C h a rles K v lle r an d baby at 6: .10. Evening e va ngelistic service nt son. C harles Kay an d sis te r , Maud, visited at th e hom e of 7:30. S e rm o n subject. "T h e OoJ Mr. a i d Mrs. A. SanilMroin T u e s We w o rs h ip ." A s h o rt socrod m usic c o n c e r t Just betw e en the day E n d ea v o r h o u r an d th e w orship service. P rayer tm-etlng Wednesday e v e n i n g . Her«' Is w here you will get to know Gf*d a n d will find BKTHANY BA1T1ST CH U RCH a solace for y o u r soul. Come a a a Rev. J o h n C. S ch w eitze r, Minister The war, the authorities say, will remain fairly quiet until spring—no one is expected to start a major offensive while the bad weather holds. And in the spring, it is forecast in some quarters, Hit ler will make his bid for victory. Time works with the Allies, and against the Reich. The military men mainly think that Hitler must win this year, or 9:45 a. m. -Sunday school w ith lose. classes for all ages. J o h n Croenl, The Russo-Finnish controversy still holds the superintendent. 11:00 a. i n —W o rsh ip se rv ic e. spotlight. To quote the military authorities once Ohoir directed by Cnrl Kgglman. 7:46 p. ui.— E vening service. once more, it is felt that the Red army has been A A A bad—but not as bad as it has appeared to most Bethel C ongregational C hurch 9:45 a.m. Bibl school. Prof. E. laymen. The Artie weather has helped the Finns, G. Webb, su p e rin te n d e n t. who know the terrain and are masters of guerril a a a la tactics. And the Russian troops, at the start ALOHA ASSFMBI.Y OF GOD at least, comprised third class, not first class di C hurch on W heeler a n d A les visions. Stalin apparently woefully underestimated aa d e r S tr e e t s . S u n d a y School 9:46 A. M. the spirit of Russia’s little neighbor. M orning W orship 11:00 A . M Young People 6:30 P . M_ There is considerable speculation as to what Evangelistic 7:45 P . M. will happen once the Finish business is settled. T une in on K W J J each Sunday A Russian drive against India would not startle from 5:00 to 6:30 p . m to the the experts. And if that should happen, England Assembly of God B r o a d c a s t. F . J . H u n tle y would be in a tough spot. It would mean that she Pa*» to r must divert great quantities of troops, equipment A A A and supplies from the continent, and thus weaken a l o h a c o m m u n i t y c h u r c h B. Marquis Godwin. P a s to r her support of France on the Western front. Eng Sunday school. 10:00a m.. witn land would have to give every effort to defeat cla sse s for all ages. ing the Soviet—a successful Russian drive to the Morning w orship. 11. Jo a m Young P eo p le 's m e etln „ 8 p.m East would mean the shattering of the great em Mid-week service. W ednesday pire’s life-line. at 8:00 p.m. All a r e cordially invited to a t There is still talk of the possibility of a “peace tend any or all of th e se service» offensive” this year, with the Pope, President o r ’ TTIK NAZARF.IfK Roosevelt and Mussolini taking the leading roles. CHURCH W. P . K eebaugh. P a s to r . At the moment, the outlook for peace seems black S un d ay school a t 9:45. Morning w o rsh ip at 11:00. indeed—but change can take place first. rciiuncTTI iNNOlMLMEVK T ill MF.TIIODIST E arl B. Horaell. CHURCH P a s to r Suntiuy school, 9:46 a m . Su~ p o rlntunde nt. Chas II. Itosemaii. M orning w orship a t 11:00 a. m. We begin th is m o rn in g a d isc u ssio n on ‘‘T he E ssence of DANCE! E v e ry DANCE! S a tu rd ay S tartin g Ja n . Night that is years. neoeasary. Frozen Fruits, Vegetables We now have u compleP st4H*k of Fresh Frozen Fruits and Vegetables GREEN PEAS WHOLE KERNEL CORN, per pkg. / I | C GREEN BEANE ASPARAGUS, Swing . 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