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KNOW LF.BLK AM* WISDOM
Entered aa aecond-clasa matter on Knowledge and wlslom. far front
D e ce m b e r 8. 1 )!), at the poatofftce
It U n v r r t o n , O r m m , u n d er t h .
being one.
u t o f M arch 8, 1878
Have oft-times no
connection.
KtSUKD F R ID A Y O F E A C H W E E K
Knowledge dwells.
A T B E A V E R T O N . O H EOON
Owner In heals replete with thoughts
J. H. HU LETT .
of other men;
attentive
to
O n* r e a r (In a d v a n c e ) ...............8100 Wisdom In minds
Six month« tin advance).............<•
their own.
O ne y e a r (In o th e r a t a t e a ) . . . . 1.1«
K x tra p o s t a g e f o r ou ta ld e th e U. 8.
Knowledge, a Hide, unprofitable
l a k i c r l p t l t a
A M E R I C A N
LARGK NUMBER IN
I'.tl'E R
1 4 1 1
k i l n
I S M
' ‘ A m e rica n is m
I a
u n fa ilin g
lo v e o f c o u n t r y ; lo y a lt y t o its
In stitu tion a and Id ea ls; e a g e r-
aeaa to d e fe n d it a g a in a t ail
en em lea ; u n d iv id ed
a lle g ia n c e
to th e f l a g ; and a d e s ir e to
s e cu r e th e b le s s in g s o f lib e rty
to o u r s e lv e s and o u r p o s t e r it y ."
The
mass.
mere materials with which
REVIEW
School Noter
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The following names were o-
mitted last week from the list
of honor students at the Grade
School because o f the lateness
of the receipt of the copy-Ed.
Honorable Mention
(Four grades o f "2" or above
and no grade below "3” .
First
Grade -Barbara
Iiowe.
Barbara
Davenport.
Wendel 1 e
Peoples.
Dickie
Miller,
Faye
Harknees. Danny Garrick
and
Lonel Brown.
Second Grade—Roy
Ingledue.
Ray Paters. Sam Holmes. Jimmy
Pulsipher. Gordon McMinn, Cat-
ole Shields. Beverly Sappington,
and Barbara Bozich.
Third Grade—Gene Smith, Don
ald Swain. Caryl dean
Short.
Jacw Swain. Robert Olson Ruth
Me Keel. Paul Medlll and Geor-
g„nca Coburn.
Fourth Grade— Melva Lee Bee-
lei. Eleanor Boyson. Billy Crann,
Elizabeth Dull.
Dick Cushman.
Dorothy
Hnney,
Gail
Inman.
Mary Ann Kokich, Patricia Mc-
Closkey. Marilyn Medford, Staf
ford Miller, Gloria Pace. Dalvd
Phelps, Je&nnien Papworth. Hans
Stroeve and Bryan Kalker.
Wisdom builds.
Till smoothed and squared and
fitted to Its place,
Does but encumber whom It
seems to enrich.
TWO RESOLUTIONS
Knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much.
OFFERED GRANGE
Wisdom is humble that he knows
no more.
The Washington County Pom
— Wm. tow per
ona Grange, in the business ses
♦ ♦
sion held at Beaverton recently,
adopted two resolutions. The one
If you would not be forgot-
oppo es any legislation tending
as soon as you are dead,
to increase the length and the ■ either write things worh reading
weight limitations
on
trucks or do things worth writing.
using public highways The o-
—Franklin
ther resolution, introduced by
♦ ♦
members from Tigard, where a
Reading maketh a full man,
crossing accident Christmas day
caused the death of one person, conference a ready man, writing
- -B a co i,
—this resolution would make It an exact man
♦ ♦
compulsory the ral roads place
■some sort of reflector on the
"The earth shook," said Moc-
Fifth
Grade— Tommy
Akers.
aide o f their freight oars and Intyre, describing his exepriences
flat cars. The idea seems to he in a Nev. Zealand
earthquake. Harry Cosola. Jo Ann Mealier,
that drivers could then see the "Cups a>ud saucers llew all over and Carol Weik.
cars and would not run into the place."
Sixth
Grade— Lenair
Butchjr
an obstructed crossing.
“Great Scott,” exclaimed
Mr. Everett Cook, Shirley Carr. Bar-
Charles Dickinson of Oswegy Miller, “ that reminds me that I j bare Sonnelaml. Beverly
Rohrer.
installed the following nomed of forgot to post toy wife's letter.'v p«rcy P.oesk , Marion Lindsey.
ficer*: J. LeRoy Mills. North
n ♦
| Charlotte Hall. Muriel
Finney,
Plains, Worthy Master; George
The Newly
Weds had
new ^
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A1Gr* de- Dt“ |JKr,e8kc'
Easterday, Hillsboro, Overseer;
neighbors ani the .urg was quite
^
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Mrs. Enid Walker, Winona. Lec
inierested in them, m a lew days ^
^
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Und^
tu re r ;
George
Kirkpatiick. she reponed to
her husband. !
^
Ly*
Scholls. Steward: Esteva Walker
"They seem such a
devoted ! T e h s h C T
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t
Winona. Assistant Steward ; Chas. couple.He kisses her every time ' ™
Grade-N orm an Bleak-
VanKlesk. Tigard, Chaplain; R. he goes out and even waves he. " “L Ge° r* e Dn88,n
.
«
M j ers.
G. Scott. Sherwo<yt. Treasurer; «_•
kisses from the sidewalk. Why
Mrs. {Ted Grant. Dixie Moun .don t you dol that?"
tain,' Secretary; E. J. Brown
"W hy don’t 1?, Inquired the
3TOTH E TO CREDITORS
Tigard, Gate keeper; Mrs. Alvah astonished
Newly Wed.
“Good
Logan. Washington, Ceres; Mrs. Heavens, I don’t even know her In The County Court Of The
State Of Oregon For Washing
Marry Sobaneltzer. Scholls, Po — y e t ”
ton County
mona ; Mrs. Evelyn
Hohnstein.
♦ ♦
In the Matter Of The Guardian
Beaverton. Flora; Dorothy Hein-
.Sister's Viewpoint
ship of W. T. Shackelford, an
back,
Winona,
Musician,
and
oed: “ What position does your
Incomtpetent Person.
Harry Schmeltzer, New Executive
brother play on the team?"
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN
Board Member.
The
holdover
Sister:- “O, A sort o f crouched that the undersigned has been
board member* are Charles Van bent position.”
— The Recorder. duly confirmed by the above en
Kieek o f Tigard and C. W. Craw
titled Court as guardian of the
♦
♦
ford. Green Mountain.
person and estate of said In
He who waits to do a great competent person, and has duly
Next Fomona meetag was set
for Apri' on
the
grange
at j
ot Rood at once will never qualified as such.
d . anything.
— Dr. Johnson
Forest Grove.
NOW, THEREFORE, all per
sons having claims against said
guardianship estate are
hereby
notified and required to present
the same, together with proper
vouchers therefor, to the under
signed at the law offices of E.
J. MoAlear and FYancls E. Stur
gis, In the First National Bank
Building, in Hillsboro,
Oregon,
within six months from the date
hereof.
DATFID this 31st day o f Jan-
•• ” rv 19*1.
TVtv OFAY, Guardian of the
Person and Estate of
W.
T.
Shackelford,
an
Incompetent
■»erson.
E. J. MoAlear and Francis E.
Sturgis, Attorney for Guardian
Adv. c - 9-1 i
1 /t iC A lU iN
faiN L l O a
♦ ♦
nith lltl enusunema for the
■ guiur army dutiug tue monti
ot uecanber, the Oregon recru
>uug uiatrict of tue regular aiuty
tecruitiug sci vice finished
too
year iiM0 with 2,iMi7 enlistments
10 ihe statsa» creult. accurotug
to figures recently
uuuouucea
i.y laeuteivant Colouel
H.
II.
liensiey, uistrkt recruiting offl,
eer 'in ,s tigure set the best an
iii.nl total recorded locally »luce
tne recruiting district was estab
Untied iu Oregon in 1922.
Local
recruiting
activities
biought tUeir best tesulls during
t..e month of October with the
enlistments o f 154 young Ore-
gonans. Among district sub-sta
lions,
Silent
was
accorded
first place with 237 enlistments
for the year. Other major Ore
«on cities enlisted army volun
leers as follows:
Astoria. 42; Baker, 133; Bend.
16; Corvallis. 29; Eugene. 196:
Klamath Kails. 184; ImGrandS.
37; Marshfield. 166;
McMinn
ville, 7; Medford. 159; Pendle
ton. 74: and the Dalles,70.
Unde Billy’s Last Cigar
man aud witness for his lsird
tells tuts as one case of ans
wered prayer- It la here
set
forth, not to argue that God's
people should or should not use
tobacco. Blit we recall that when
we know our ground and pray
lu faith. God works. **W hen wr
pray, t*»d works." It brings back
the daiy when Ihe crowd packed
out the
synagogue
and
tour
bearing a paralytic, let the man
down thru the roof "Neelng fhelr
faith, ITirist acted and healed the
man. And Naaman, the great
general of Syria, angry that the
prophet in Israel wood not do
I honor to such aa
he.
would
have turned back homo still a
1 leper. Yet there stood the faltn
of the little Jewish maid serving
In his household and lie went
to the Jordan aa the prophet
said and dipped seven times and
was healed. Not bis fhlth but
hers.
Redeemed by Chrlat'a blood,
all stus confessed; claim the
promises. “ If ye abide jn Me, and
my words abide In you. ye shall
ask what ye will, and It shall
bo done unto you." So .pledges
the Iiord who bought you wltu
His blood. Do you live close e-
nough to tfte throne to get things
from God ?
TI1K METHODIST UHL HUM
9:45 a in., Sunday School Olias.
li. HosoiiiMn, Hupertntsuident.
Morning worship 11:00
a.SL
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m .
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NUAKEjKE ('HI'RtTI
W. P. Koebaugh, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:46.
Morning worship at 11:00.
Young People's Meeting, 6:45 p.m.
Altle Waits will speak at the
7:30 p.m. service. You are la-
vited to worship with ue.
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ALOHA COMMUNITY ll.tPTLHT
Rev. H. Marcus Godwin, Pastor
Bible school 10:00; morning
worship. 11;
young
people'»
meeting, 6:46; evening worships
7:46; teacher tmsialnf class and
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m.
For high school and college age.
s e e
SEVENTH D A I ADVRNTIMT
The Huber Aloha 8eventh Day
Adventist meets every Saturday
morning at 9:46 at the Huber
Commercial hail. Sabbath aohoot^
meets at 9:46. church service at
11 : 00 .
i^iaderr T. Q. Rdglagton.
Hupei Intendent,
Mre.
P.
B.
Tuttle.
a a a
or
uncle HIL l Y o i-u»t Cigar lupfa
"No one could till me," »ay«
Uncle Billy (Wm H.) Ridgeway,
head o f a Cuatavllle, Pa., con
cern. “ If I wanted to ait ou
tr a n and smoke my after-din
ner cigar, that was my hualneaa."
But the other speakers at ¡the
Young People's Conference did
not like It. Under this man had
grown the. notable
Rock
Run
Suudey school; he had seen the
Iron Rose Bible class of husky
workers take on size and power.
Y'oung people knew him as their
friend and confident.
And for
him to plead with them to fol
low the Cferist-way and then tho
next hour to set an example that
might be questioned, did not
sit well with the other speakers.
Feeling this way they entered
Into a compact to pray that God
would quit Uncle Billy o f the
cigar habit, saying nothing to
him about it
Some months later a couple
of them met Uncle Billy on the
street in Philadelphia.
"Enjoying
good
health
and
yoor cigar as usual. Uncle?"
"Ha ha. hoys. I’m done with
I-ady Nicotine forever. Lost my
appetite for ’baccy."
At this time, up went a shout
o f joy and more shouts. And so
It is that this veteran business
CHURCH
CHRIST
George W. Springer. l*aslor
Morning worship and preach
ing service 9:45 a. m. The topic
ot the morning sermon will ha
"The Light Of U S "
Following titm
sermon
the
laird's supper will be observed.
ST. CECELIA* < III K4 II
Bible School class session 11
Rev. Leonty O'Kee.e, Pastor
AM.
Mass. 8:00 a.m . and 10 00 a-m
Christian Endeaver 4 30 P- M.
a a *
Song service, assisted
by
the
Llenrullen United Presbyterian
orchestra at 7:20 P. M. followed
Ckarch
by the evening
aernson.
Tba
19 a .m .-B ible School.
topic o f the evening sermon will
7:30 p.m.—8tudy o f Matthew be: “ God. Our Potter."
a a a
Mid-week
Bible
Study I B *
BETHANY UAPTIST CHURCH prwver service. Wed.. 8'00 p m .
Rev. John C. Schweitzer. Mlnlztai
The Trl-County Roily of the
9:45 a. m.—Sunday school with Christian Churches wIM be held-
classes for all ages. John Croenl In Hillsboro. Tueaday. berinning
superintendent.
at 10:00 am . Pot lurk lunch at
11:00 a. m.— Worship service noon. Every one l* coH lally In
Oholr directed by Carl Egglman vited to attend all aenrirea o*
7:45 p. m.— Evening service,
the rhurnh.
a a a
a a a
WEST SLOPE
Bethel (’«ngregutlonnl Chnreh
United Presbyterian Church
Willard R Hall. Minister
The West Slope United Pres
9 • 46 A. M. Chnreh School. R.
byterlan cVurch, which meets at
G. Webb. Superintendent
the Gabel Country day school
H-ftrt A. M. Mnrnter Worsd'lr
<*t c a s t end o f Golf course area
The
local Boy Scout Iro^n wtlf
Rev. W E w i n g Murphy, Paster
Join
In the worship, aa they
The Bible school meets at 9:45
celebrate National
Boy
Scout
with classes for all age*.
week.
The
minister
will
speak
10:30, a.rn., Church
8erv|ce‘
Sermon thetne: "How T o lie on the aubject: ‘T h e Heart of
the Scout Law.”
Saved "
7:00 pm . Christian Rndearor.
Beaverton
Ore.
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Notice Of Final Settlement
In The Coanty to rn i
Of The
State Of 0 regen. For
Wash
ington County
’ n t ie matter of the Estate jf
‘ 'fr d William Muchow,
de
ceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
* ut the umerstrned Aimlnlstra-
*rlx of t e abeve entitled estate,
has filed In t 'e above entitled
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her final ac-
rc v v t and repo’ t as such, and
t e Ca-rt has f x d and anpointel
* e f r t doy of March. 1941, at
C e hour of 10 00 o’clock A.M.
of » - Id dev. rnJ t* e corrt room
rf t e sbovc pn Itled court in
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and placv f-r hea Ing o b '-'c'!'--«
to falJ Aral a cco r rt hnd for the
fir-T
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» V - T> this 24th day c f Jan
uary, 19 M.
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