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Pag# THE A ChurchNews ALOHA B A P T IST CHURCH N E W S Our Bible school m eets at 9 45 A. M every Sunday, L Barber superintend ent. Our school Is alw ays w ell at- ou ght to enjoy this service. ALOHA G oods,” the second serm on on the W E D D IN G A N N IV E R S A R Y parable o f the prodigal son. The Chris One o f the p rettiest H allow een tian Endeavor will m eet at 6:34 and p arties w as ihe celebration of the also the Scrooby society. 18th w edding an niversary of Mr. and M ETHO DIST C H U R CH N E W S Mrs. Sam uel C. Olds ( I-apretta u G eorge F. Gordon, P astor W alker), at the Old M eadow farm T he special m eetin g s being con residence of Mrs. O lds’ m other, Mrs. ducted by the Clark evan gelistic party | R achel F. W alker, Satu rd ay evening, is grow ing in in terest and attendance. w here Mrs. Olds has spent her entire You w ill greatly appreciate hte type life and w ho is loved by all who of service these people render "No know her. finer group o f ev a n g elistic sin g ers The orchestra w as in attendance and there w as plenty of good singing. D ivine w orship at 11 A. M. and 7;45 to be found in the country" is the P . M. L ast Sunday the pastor, R ev word that follow s the C larks from W. H. R vv edm an, gave a a very interest lace to • place. Mrs. Clark p reaches a V V . X * • * Uli lealit ing and in stru ctive metwage on th<* con vin cin g gospel m eaaage that will __ .. • • _ 1_ ___ ____ L. . . . . . 1 V • ■ a li/v ill.t K li sail subject o f "Christ, the H ealer.” H e touch your heart You should by all m eans hear these m essa g es and hear will continue next Sunday w ith "Chris., th e Physician." At the evening service the excellen t program of music. S c ervices each ecen excep Sat- n ext u Sunday the Y oung P eop litiAl uuuaj mo ~ les’ So- o irm c a « -“ v-“ v w ...... in ....... g .... * t ciety will tak e over the sin gin g and urday at 7:45. On F riday Mrs. Clark all excep t the m essage, w hich w ill b< w m speak on “D esperate F aith for given by the pastor. He w ill d iscu s- D esperate D ays.” Sunday afternoon w ar and peace and will give personal at 3 o c iock the serm on subject will exp eriences In the world war. W e e x -, be "Our Asto n ish ing God." pect a good atten d an ce o f old and ^ young. Our church service last Sunday w as en livened by special sin gin g by TOO LATE TO CLA SSIFY th e choir. We con gratu late th e choir and are looking for another treat next LOST- Lai ge w hite pointer, Brown Sunday m orning. spots, No collar: N am e K ing Wtnd- Crowds attend ed the social given by olph % m ile East W eed N ursery. th e B. Y. P. U. last F riday evening. On M onday even in g every one en FOUND- Large Black Purse, Owner joyed the H allow een get-together party m ay have sam^ by callin g at th is In th e gym. o ffice and paying for th is ad. The tjueen Esther circle Is planning for a great tim e at their dinner and R. S. DeARM OND, M. D. D iseases of bazaar to be given In the gym N o wom en and Surgery. T onsil Surgery vem ber 18, at 6 P. M. Look for further in oflce, Morgan B unilding. B E 9740 notice. R esidence T R 1907 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH F O R SALE- F ine Sound Team D raft horses. Well m atched. See or phone The regular services will be held A. A. Yerex, R oute 1, Tigard, Ore. n ext Sunday and everyone is Invited to participate. The day sta rts with Bible school at 9:45 w ith cla sses for REV. R U TH P R IC E OHLSON, Spir M issionary R ead in gs dally. S ervices, all a ges from the beginners to the adults. M orning w orship with serm on Monday, W ednesday, 8 P. M T hurs by the pastor at 11 A. M., subject day, 2 P. M. 4737 N.E. 33rd Ave, b ein g “A Moral Equivalent for W ar;” Cor W ygant. Mr. Alberta. at 7:30 his topic will be "Getting the F R ID A Y NEW « Mr. and Mrs. H F. W aite, F IV E H U N D R E D CLUB The latest thing to he patented is a m oved to Portland a year ago, bullet pi oof sh ift ’. hat w il. stop a re M is George Blusser entertained the volver shot at five paces. The filial returned to m ake their hom e in 500 Club at a luncheon on F riday of test, however, w ill com e when it is , . 1 verton again . T hey w ill occupy ________ a«pnf— Arpunm am 01 l ues last w eek The m em bers of this c lu b , hom e recantly vacated by Mr. are the M esdam es Doy Gray. 0 t 0 | Mrs Cecil Burns. Erick on. Elniei S ipe R obert *jum- rners. H enry N elson, V\ H Boyd. L LEGAL NOTICE. D. Shellenberger. H arry Hudson, John Sum m ers. H. O. Stipe, George B U sser and G. G McCormic o f Garden Hom e S H E R IF F ’S SA L E G uests for the luncheon w e ie Mrs K. Rev. C harles F. C larke Pastor The MULTNOMAH DRUG The Store of Friendly Service ? Directly Across the Street From the Old Stand Prescription and All Drug Store Needs EXPERT KODAK FINISHING ATwater 4549 W. A. Siegfried, Prop MULTNOMAH, OREGON | G D o n a 'd son ard Mrs. W alter Scott. H igh score w as won by M 's. D onald son and consolation by Mrs H. O. Stipe. Marion Metzlei and Marjorie Allen were joint hostesses at a tialiowaen par,.y held at the Metzler hom e on Saturday evening. I h e evening wa.- N o .ice is hereby given, T hat by vlr- ue of an E xecu tion, Order and Decree of Sale, issued out of and under the t .u l o f the C ircuit Court of the State Oregon, for the C cunty of W ashing- ion> d ated the 11 th day of October, 1 J 30 , in favor o f Anna Sieges, plaintiff, an d a g a in st K atherine Knapp, a spent e n j o y i n g w i d o w . John Frank Knapp and R uth dancing, and tasty refi ¿snnients were Knapp, h it w ife, Ida K napp L .les and served. The young people taking part John R. Liles, her husband, W alter R. in the fun were th** M isses Jean Kline. K nai'p and h iorence Knapp, his wife, G eraldine Sm ith. D orothy PY itzloff and Theodore Knapp, and Mary L Marion Boyson, M arg a te. T ay’or. Mar Knapp, his w ife, defen dan ts, the sum jorie A'len. Denna R ae Howard, Mar of $3000 w ith in terest thereon from the ion M etzler and the M essers. Robert 25 h day o f February, 1932, at the rate Jackson. Ehvin N"lson. I-eR oy H aines. . of 6 per cen t per annum , and for the R obert Engelke, Rayburn D avis. Billy ^ u ^ ^ 0 iir t h e i sum of $230 atto rn ey s fees with Sm ith, Jam es M .lln and David Mason. jnteres^ thereon from th e 11th day of Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis H ughscn am . October, 1932, a t the rate o f 6 per cent 1 •• * __I Mrs. W d hoi children and H u ghson’s m m i other, per annum , and for th e furth er sum Mrs. E lizebetli Davis, visited relatives jo t.70 co sts and d isbu rsem en ts w ith In Forest Grove and North P lain s jn^erest thereon from th e 11th day of jon Sunday. ¡October, 1932, a- the rate of 6 per Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Comer have cent per annum , to m e directed and leturned from a two w eek s’ vacation delivered, com m and in g m e to m ake spent with relatives at K alam a, W ash.. s a ie nf the real property h erein after I and Lyons, Or. ___________________ described, I have levied upon and pur suant to said E xecu tion. Order and D ecree o f Sale, I w ill on Monday, the 14th day of N ovem ber, 1932, at the east door o f the C ourthouse in Hillsboro, W ashington C ounty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, sell a t public auction to the h igh est bidder for cash in hand, all o f the follow ing ¡described real property, lying, being ! and situ a te in W ash ington County, I Oregon, and m ore p articu larly de scribed a s follow s, to-w it: M oral A s |ie c t s Keep 50,000 Men “At Work” °f School Moving KEEP THEM ON THEIR JOBS 1 j' ! \ D on’t scrap 230 M illion D ollars invested in D airy farm s, D airy herds and D a ily equipm ent. D on ’t be m isled by fa lse Tropical oil propaganda. D airying helps m ake Oregon propserous by year-around em ploym ent, huge capital in vestm en t and stead y paym ent of sta te taxes. Catch the T ax-S lack in g Tropical Oil duty-free m anufacturer, Make him pay his Just Share of Oregon's taxes. (P aid adv. Fed. F arm O rganizations o f Oregon, Carlton, Ore.» DON’T MAKE MORE COMPETITORS b E A l t L A . IV O T T D istrict A ttorney, Y am hill County M em ber Board of T rustees, W illam ette U niversity K E X 11:15 p. in. FOR YOUR PRESENT JOB SATURDAY, N O V EM BER 5 Vote 306 X YES A dr paid SCHOO L TAX - SA TIN O ASS It. «18 Pacific IIIda , Portland Annuire M. Smith. C hairm an F. H. Young, M anager (Paid adv. F ederated F arm O rganizations o f Oregon, Carlton, Ore .) Lot T hirty-one (31 ) In M illard-Van Schuyver Addition, accord in g to the duly recorded m aps and plats th ereof on file and o f record In th e C ounty of W ash ington , S tate of Oregon, to sa tisfy th e h ereinbefore nam ed sum s and for th e cost and exp en ses of sale and said writ. Said sale w ill be m ade subject to redem ption as per statu e o f Oregon. D ated at H illsboro. Oregon, th is 11th day of October, 1932. J. W. CONNELL, S h eriff o f W ash ington C ounty, Oregon. Frederick S. W’ilheim , A ttorney for P la in tiff, 320 D avis bldg., Portland, Oregon. F irst publication O ctober 14, 1932. Last publication N ovem b er 11, 1932. . v . v . v . v . v . v . v a w w K w S s w a v .TT ■ f e i. w 7 w i R v . W . v * W . T O v : W ashington County V oters Attention ! ! ! ! ELECT COMPETENT MEN TO OFFICE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8. v E. B. SAPP1NGTON , % . J. W. CONNELL C ounty Treasurer Sheriff of W ashington County F ulth fu l, efficien t, experienced. An o ffic e r who has handled the funds of cou n ty for 21 years w ithout a loss. Should have support o f every voter. He know s the law iiertaining to county funds, bonds, etc. H is service is vital to the taxpayers. O. B. KRAUS C ounty School Superintendent JAMES H. DAVIS C ounty H e has served the county well. Is known as one of best sh eriffs in State. H e should be re-elected. EDWARD C LUCE An efficien t servant of the county for m any years. He know s the county business which is techuical and re quires application to duty. An exper ienced clerk saves m o n iy for the county. R e-elect him. R ecorder J. E. CARPENTER E. L. HOBBS C ounty A ssessor C ounty Surveyor P resen t Incum bents nom inated by both p arties All experienced o fficers. Capable and experienced having served for 13 years as Deputy Assessor. DON A M I T. TEM PLETO N J. E. C A R P E N T E R WASHINGTON COUNTY CANDIDATES REPUBLICANS G. RUSSELL MORGAN C andidate for D istrict A ttorney An able attorney and active W ar V eteran. Mr. Morgan pledges that he w ill conduct the o ffice of D istrict A ttorney at the Court House and that he w ill do so honestly, efficien tly and im partially. DONALD TEMPLETON P resen t County Judge Since his appointm ent by Governor Meier, Judge Tem pleton has dem on strated his ability by reducing taxes nnd increasing efficien ey. He deserves re-election as C ounty Judge. E. J. McALEAR C andidate for R epresentative A m em ber o f the firm of Hare. Mc- A lear and IV ters. He has been active in a ffa ir s of W ashington County for m any pears. who have Bea- the and VOTE FOR T he beautiful old hom e w as prettily decora.ed w ith sca rlet cu t lea f oak and ferns and flow ers. The even in g w as spent in m usic, vocal, piano and violin, and gam es. A gyp sy fortune teller created m uch m errym ent in te ll ing thrilling adventures and fortunes for those seek in g advise. A lso a mock w edding w as held and several tables o f 500 w as played. R efresh m en ts con sistin g o f cake, san dw iches and coffee and cider and dougnnuta. Many handsom e presents w ere received as w ell as the good w ish es of all. G uests were Mrs R achel F. W alker, Mr and Mrs. H osm er Selforth, Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. H. Lew is, Mr and Mrs. H enry N eilson, R alph and Janet; Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y Sparks, Mr Sw eeny, Miss Barnes, Mr and Mrs. W eed, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. F allner, Mrs. A ustin, Mary JAMES LEWIS W ooden, Mr. and Mrs. B oy and Lon- ore, Mr. and Mrs. R oy B erst, Helen Republican Candidate and W inifred; Mr. and Mrs. Frank for P lin k iw itch , John Johnson, Mr. and County Commissioner Mrs. Leo Thelan, A dline and Fannie; Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Myers, Mr. and An able and com petent man for a responsible position Mrs. Arthur Myer, Miss Irene Cleland. « (Paid Adv.) Mr. and Mrs. H ans Erb, Fred and Mqr|e: Mr and Mrs. Sam Old ] , N O V E M B E R 4, 1932 X X X X X X X X X X X X X ARTHUR IRELAND, State Senator J. O. JOHNSON, Representative E. J. McALEAR, Representative (*». RUSSELL MORGAN, District Attorney DONALD TEMPLETON, County Judge JAMES LEWIS, County Commissioner J. W. CONNELL, County Sheriff EDWARD LUCE, County Clerk J. E. CARPENTER, County Assessor E. B. SAPPINGTON, County Treasurer O. B. KRAUS, County School Superintendent JAMES DAVIS, County Recorder E. L. IIOBBS, County Surveyor WASHINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE By Fred Cornelius, Acting Chairman ARTHUR P. IRELAND C andidate for S tate S enator A leader in th e D airy industry ol W ashington C ounty. Mr. Ireland is "•ell qualified to represen t W ashing ton County In the Senate. J. 0 . JOHNSON JAMES LEWIS C andidate for C ounty C om m issioner A capable b usiners m an from the eastern part o f W ash in gton County. He is ex cep tion ally w ell qualified to serve best in terests o f C ounty. Central and W estern W ash ington C ounty are now represented. E lect a represen ta tive from eastern part o f county. Support the Entire Republican Ticket
