m i DA. Y.
FEBRUARY
!*.
1940
TH H UEAVKKTON
will »lug at this service. A has
ket dinner will he served at noon
in the basement. At 2 o'clock
l a k i r r l p l l i a
Ratea
O n « y e a r On a d v a n c e ) .............. »100 the quartet will give a sucre.I
Six m o n th * tin a d v a n c e ) ............... 80
O ne y e a r On o t h e r a t a t e a ) . . . . 1.60 concert In the main auditorium
E x t r a p o s t a g e f o r o u ta ld e th e U. S. Evening evangelistic service as
A M K It 1 C A X I S M
usual, thuleav or al tt:;u>.
Ser­
''A m e r i c a n i s m
t •
unfailing
mon at 7:30.
lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; l o y a l t y to Its
s * a
I n stitu tio n s a nd Ideals , e a g e r ­
ness to d e f e n d It a g a i n s t all
CHURCH O r THE NAZIRENE
enenalea; u n d iv id e d
a lle g ia n c e
to the f l a g ; and a d e s ire to
W. P. Kcebaugh. Pastor.
s e cu r e th e b le s s in g s o f lib e rt y
Sunday school at 9:45.
to o u r s e l v e s and o u r p o s t e rity .
Morning worship at 11:0(1.
a a a
The Beaverton Review
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D. Marquis Godwin. Pastor
A short time ago Joseph Stalin, dictator of
Sunday school. 10:00a. ni.. witn
Communist Russia, was reelected to his seat on class* si for all ages.
Morning worship, 11. jo u
the Moscow municipal soviet. His majority was
Young People’s mcctln*, 3 p.m
Mid-week
service.
Wtduesday
exactly 100 per cent—every vote was cast for *t 8:00 p.m.
AH are cordially invited to at­
him. According to the press dispatch telling of tend
any or all of theae tsrtrfMa
this, it was obvious that the most strenuous meth­
SEVENTH DAY \|»VENT1ST
The Huber-Aloha Seventh Day
ods were used by officials to get out the largest
Adventist meets every Saturday
possible vbte.
morning at 9:45 at the Huber
hall. Sabbath school
Those who have watched the technique of dic­ Commercial
meets at 9:45, church service at
tatorship can judge what those methods were— 11 : 00.
lieader. T. G. Kdgtngton.
you support the man in the saddle “ or else.” And
Superintendent. !\ E. Tuttle.
this little event, while it didn’t make the headlines,
is a biting commentary on what happens when the n « . « a a
T_ ._ c
people surrender their rights and liberties to iron- j
U CgUII dlCb
"W
h
a
t
that
man «aid about
clad political rule. No one attempts to win over
I Oregon wan all interesting, but
the opposition by argument, as in a democratic I don't believe it could be true.“
the very grarlou« librarian
nation—after all, machine guns, exile and brutal So
In the New Englund hamlet re­
persecution are temporarily more effective instru­ acted to the story of the North -
west. The visior hail menioned
ments for keeping in power. The man who raises I 'the
1-otan« and the Youngberrles
! making two and three tons to
his voice in dissent gets short shrift indeed.
the acre. He told of the warm
Here in America we pride ourselves on the j ocean
current from the tropics
fact that we may still speak our minds—that no I and the winters so ntild that
section becomes like a great
man is master of our destinies—that the forces j the
open-air greenhouse; while the
o f dictatorship have been kept firmly in leash. country at large shivers under
j snow and ice. This and more
But pride in this is not enough. It cannot too he told them but the Connecti­
often be repeated that the price of liberty is eter­ cut woman could not quite be­
lieve it.
nal vigilance at home. We can unconsciously sur­ [ What, wc ask. would such a
render rights until one day we awake to realize, one say o f the Newberg. Oregon,
man
who
was
seen
behind
too late, that liberty is gone.
his mower, trimming the lawn
America watches events abroad with wonder 1 on a day this present January?
w hat o f the rapevine of Mrs.
and horror. Let America also learn from them. j i Or
John Gourde of Tigard. A vine
| that runs out from the corner
| of the house close to fifty reel
; and that bears fruit all the way
Colonel Lindbergh is not “ in bad" with the ! to end of the branches? It is
I quite a span from the corner
National Advisory' Committee for Aeronautics. j where the stocky stem rises out
That official group has approved the recommen­ ' of he soil, to the tip branches
; out there. But the same life
dation of a special survey, headed by Colonel ■ 1» in the branches as In the .
Lindbergh, urging the “ establishment o f an en­ vine and by that is the fruit
Out of this fact of the branch
gine research laboratory and additional stimula­ and the vine having the sarm
tion of aeronautical research in educational and life, Christ gave His teaching on
The Vine and The Brauch. H e !
scientific institutions.”
said. “ I am th- Vine; ye are \
Evidently a few men who are more militant the branches." The same Life in j
both. HIS LIFE. And He add.«
than they are intellectual have not succeeded in “ He tliat abideth In Me. and 1 ■
In him. the same bringeth forth !
“killing o f f ’ the Colonel.
•much fruit; FOR WITHOUT ME j
YE CAN DO NOTHING.”
The friend over in Beaver on
Evangelistic 7:45 P. M.
Tune in on KWJJ each Sunday ! the coast, prayed for his brnth-
from 5:00 to 5:30 p. m. to the er for years, before the inan waf
brought through to God. THAT
Assembly of God Broadcast.
WAS MU’ IT. The Bible Is now
F . J. Huntley
printed in 1008 different langu*
Pastor
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BLTHA.YY BAPTIST CHL'Rl'H
, ages. THAT IS FRUIT. Yes, to
THU METHODIST CHURCH ! bo among the tribes of earth and
Bev. John C. Schweitzer, Minister
9:45 a. m.—Sunday school with
Earl B. Horsell. Pastor
j learn their language; to Invent
classes for all ages. John Croeni, perintendent, Chas. H. Roseman.
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superintendent.
Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Su-
11:00 a. m.— Worship service.
Morning
worship 11:00 a.m.
Choir directed by Carl Eggiman. Sermon topic, “ One Brotherhood
7:45 p. m.— Evening service,
in Christ.”
a s s
Evening
worship
7:30
p.m.
Bethel Congregational Church Topic for study. “ Is the World
9:45 a.m.—Bible school. Prof. Getting Belter or W orse?‘ ’
Think of it!!!
Midweek service Thursday at
K G. Webb, s iporintendent.
11:00 a.m.—Morning worship. 8:30 pjn.
Suits made to your
Only in Christ can we have
Sermon. “ Prepare Ye the Way
*f the Ijord.” Choir selections true brotherhood.
measure only
AAA
lirected by W illis Cady.
Speaker. Rev. T. Arthur Dun
CH CK'H OF CHRIST
gan.
K. F.. Coulter. Pastor
a a a
'Sunday morning at 9:45 a.m.
ILOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Ihe service will be in honor of
Church on Wheeler and Alex the Boy Scouts. This is scout
anuer Streets.
week, come and honor the boys.
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
The sermon subject
will
be,
Morning Worship 11:00 A . M ‘TJpon My H onor." The North-
Young People 6:30 P . M_
J west Christian college quartet
"For years I mid occasional
•-oust I put Inn, awful gas bloating
heuduchcs and back pains. Ad-
loriku always helped right away.
Now I >-i»t sausage, hanauas. pis,
unythlug 1 want. Never felt bet
1er.“ Mrs. Mabel Schott.
DLERIKA
SOLD AT
INN 0CNCPŒNI3
alphabets; reduce their speech
to writing; translate the Scrip­
tures; print them; then to teach
the natives to read this Book
now theirs, and next pray them
Into the Christian falh—-THAT
IS TO BE FRUITFUL,
When “ Praise God from whom
all blessings flow”
wels from
hearts that had been filled with
murder, lust. fear. THAT IS TO
into the Christian faith—THAT
FRUIT you have settled
your heart on Christ as yor
Saviour.
hut are
you
th e
fruitful branch? -H E THAT A-
BIDKTH IN ME. AND
I
IN
HIM. THE SAME
HUINGKTIi
FORTH MUCH
F P 'H T;
IY»K
WITHOUT ME YE
CAN
DO
NOTHING.”
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WRINGER
IRONERj
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