F r iila v , M a y 21, 1937
Page
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their husbands enjoyed a pot luck
dinner together at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. V. A. Wood Saturday ev
ening.
Mrs. Belle Walker and Mis
M. C. McKercher of this place andi
W ill Buy Enough Good Oak Flooring to
Miss Lorain« Smith o f Portland, were
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Walth-
_
_ „ „ „ n i, h. rH additional guest».
Mrs. George Rud- ,
Cover a Room 10 by 10
ar?.°_n
,n ih..
berk antl Charles Ralph were honored
Mrs. Louia Greenfield i.
is In
the guests,
Guuranbxxl
tirade.
No Cutting Wuste
it being their joint birthday I
B ET H U .
| Good Samaritan hospital on account | a “ a“y“ 'r| ry.
Each was presented
lc A F O O T
C O NG R EG ATIO N AL C H I IICH
of an attack of gall stone colic.
with a gift.
Cards followed the din- j
Harper R. Burns, Minister
Mrs. G. C. Snyder of Kinton, fell ner in which Mrs. Charles Hanson1 _ _
FINE , C LEA R F IB P IC K E T FENCE L I M BER
I and fractured her right ankle May and C. E. Allen received first prizes i Bibi** School at |:48 a. in K.
post? I
Clothes
line posts.
fence
14tto.
and Mrs. George Rudberg and V. A | Doty Supt.
treated
“ W o l m a n i z e d ” a n d lumber.
Pressure
[ Krank Pretzloff is crippling around Wood second prizes.
I Morning worship at 11 a m. anthem
against dry rot and termite«
with an injured ankle.
A large group o f Eastern Star by the choir, W. L. Cady, director
Several members of the Beaverton members attended
No. 1 SCREEN DOORS $1.95 —
G ARAG E DOORS $10.00 Pr.
the fSherwood sermon theme "Was Mary a Chiist-
j fire
department went to Hillsboro chapter Saturday evening.
The Pioneers o f Dry Lumber
This wu> Ian?"
■ Tuesday for
the monthly county friendship night.
The officers o f!
Young People's meeting at 7 p. m.
meeting. Present were Archie Oi«on, Beaver chapter were guests of the
Evening worship at 8 p. m., theme
Jeff Connors, Red Wild man, Tedo officer^ o f Sherwood chapter. There I Special Musical concert. This service
1106 S. E. W A T E R j
PO R TLA N D
Reghitto nnd Recorder Wilson
w tie several grand and past grand
rii iealure anthems by a large male -q EAst 50¿2
Ladies night.
Wednesday at Ki- officers present and many other visi- chorus, woman's chorus and mix^d
wunis was an unusually | pleasant j tor,
a KOod program was followed • choir with special solos.
meeting.
A fter a delicious dinner by delicious refreshments.
i A special silver offering will be E l i z a b e t h K r a m e r
Sam Lancaster, engineer who built
Mis. Harry Hudson, worthy High taken for our Junior Choir which is
the Columbia highway, showed col Priestess o f the White Shrine of Je- to furnish music this summer
L -O T S etiere
ored slides of the Columbia Gorge, i-uaalem, who attended the convention! Bible Study class every Wednesday
Alps in Switzerland, etc.
B EAVEB TO N , OREGON
o f White Shrine at Tulsa Okla., r e - at 8 p. m.
The corset problem of every woman
Bethel No. 20 Jobs Daughters In cently was given an appointive o ffic e .; Ever welcome to all services a re 1 can be solved the large women and
stalled a new guardian council Mon
i women with unusual figures need no Even. Show Starts 7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Domagalla and ' strangers and the poor.
day night in the Masonic hall.
longer fear as there are corsets for
I daughter Jane o f Portland, visited at
Officers o f the new council include the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH figures that are large or short and
Sum-Mon.-Tues., May 23-25
YOUR FAMILY NEEDS
those that require a long garment. I
Mrs,
Mgrtlo
I-rlsher.
guaidian, , y an Kleek Sunday afternoon
Earl B. Horsell, Pastor
Paul __ C Elizabeth Kramer oan provide lastex I
Charles P. Scott, associate guatdian.i ^ son was born to Mr. and M i» .1 Sunday School 9
MILLIONS WILL THPJLL
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45 — a — m. _____
THE PROTECTION OF
Mis. Mamie Downing seem ary; Mnk Harris Hanson Wednesday morning Holladay, Supt.
Classes for all ages- samienta for the women requiring
_. |
Bertha Brown treasurer; Mrs. Beth at the Emanuel hospital.
, Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon no stays, also surg.cal garments. She
T O THIS IM M O R TA L
DE SOTO’S 5 GREAT
Mctzler, director of music; Mrs. Ag
Kives three months free service with i
A large group of Beavetron Grange topic Straight Path« for Today."
nes McBreen, guardian of hospital member« attended the funeral ser
all
garments,
fits
and
alters
new
gar-
|
Epworth Leagues 7 p. m.
STORY OF THE TRIUMPH
ity; Mrs. Ann Johnson, guardian of vices Monday at the Church of Good
menus without extra charge.
SAFETY FEATURES
social activity; Mrs.
Representatives in this district are
Agnus \ an Shepherd Portland, for Robert Funs-
CHURCH OF TH E N A Z A R E N E
OF Y O U T H I N L O V E
Kleek, guardian of property; Mrs. I t0n, ag,.d go years, who died Satur-
Miss Ruth Heuer, 139 E. Walnut St.,
Julius Miller Pastor
Hillsboro and Mrs. Anna Kautfmain,
Veda Scott, guardian of finance; Mrs. day at his honie jn Portland.
Sur-
Our Sunday School starts at 9 45 Beaverton and a phone call will bring
Margaret Denney publicity.
vlving are hi« widow, two daughters,
Ervin
Rickman Spt. We have classes them to your home to take care of
The council was installed by offi- Gmce u Funstou and Mrs. A. Scott
Bring the . family
for relig
. .
. . any corset need« or if it is more con-
' cars o f the grand council Mrs. Myrtle and son G
Cecil punston, all of for all.
Sugg««l«d by ths
ious Instruction.
Morning worship ve£ient „
t the hcad offlWi 717 SE
Brown, grand marshall, Mrs. Char- Portland.
Noval by
Hell—the
Place
of
11 a. m.. theme
lotta Wing, grand guardian, and
16th ave (Mt. Tabor car), phone EAst j
Mr. and Mrs. Mahr Scott o f Port
Charla« M Shvkioa
The Junior So 3810, Portland .
Ralph Thomas vice associate grand land accompanied by Miss Marjory Eternal Darkness."
meet at 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic
guardian who acted as grand guard- and Margaret Scott, Hollis F leenor ciety
meeting 7:30 . Subject
‘^Marriage
! ian.
and Ray Fox, spent Sunday at the Alarm Bell«.”
Midweek prayermcet- Thirty-six Warships to
There were many other grand of various beach resorts.
ing Wednesday night at 7:30. Come
ficers jiast gnand officers aud visitors
A «on was born Tuesday to Mr. and and worship with us. We welcome Visit Portland Harbor
present.
Mrs.
Oscar
Effenberger
(Gladys
Shell-
k:___
Portland, Oregon, Friday May 21—
i The girls of Bethel No. 20 held enberger) of Tillamook. This is their strangers.
Special—Portland invites the entire
their election of officers as follows: second son.
STV C E C E LIA CHURCH
Daredevil driver deliberately
west to the mobilization in Portland
Winifred Beiyst, Honored queen; Jean
A daughter was born Saturday to
Sunday Services 7:20 and 9 30 a. m. harbor July 16 to 29 of the United
l o c k s wheels to turn o v e r. . . at : Klien, senior princess; Evelyn Alex- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wettenberg.
Rev. George O’Keefe, Pastor
States Fleet.
Thirty-six warship«
high speed . . . in an unusual test.
! ander, junior princess; Emmajean
Walter Caviness accompanied by
with 15,000 officers and men and a
Hoffman marshal; Betty Hanson, a couple of Portland friends, left
r
' i | guide.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
squadron of 50 giant planes will move
Wednesday for a fishing trip o f sev
Geo. H. Hatch, Pastor
into the harbor for two weeks liberty
| A social hour followed in which a eral days on the Deschutes river.
Í
delicious lunch was served in the
Mrs. W. J. Scott entertained the i _ Bible
. . School
,,
. 9:45
„ a. m. _ on Lord’s immediately following the war mane
dining room, which was especially Tuesday Contract Bridge club at her £ ay’t Mrs Verma ,H °PPer SuPV nCom; uver« in the Pacific.
Portland is at ranging a gala cele- j
, decorated for the occasion.
homc on the W alker lo a d Tuesday riUnion " f v,ca a‘ 11 a'
foll° wed
The city will taka on a car
E. E. Hianyen and daughter, Miss afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Boyd and Mrs. j ^ Preaching by the pastor .subject bration.
Mary Jeanne of Portland, were din IX. R. NVLou
« ere
u supply guests.
Mad?. . ° Y . " , : , Special
by nival spirit with streets decorated,
v «»o ii w
guests, The
me !
__
_ music
_ ,
|
c" olr directed by Mrs. J. Johnson, special outdoor shows dances and en-1
\ ner guest« o f Mrs. M. C. McKercher prize going to Mw. Nelson
That used oar you have been look-1 P r^ ch in g at 8 p. m. by the pastor,
tertainment throughout the period and
Monday evening.
subject "Human History Outlined in with the largest naval parade ever
Can- Auto Repair reports the sale lng for is listed in the classified
Bible Prophecy”.
This is the fourth attempted on the Pacific Coast.
The
1 of a Nash-Lafayette four door sedan tion.
sermon in a series on the “ Second j ship« including all heavy cruisers, |
! to Wm. Gembella of Scholls.
j
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Coming o f Christ”. Read the second will be anchored at the docks in th e 1
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carlson moved A . z o r : a M a n F i e r i * * !
and seventh chapters of Daniel.
In j heart of the city and will be open for !
into the Sam Lawrence house on Sec-1 „
,r Ja 1VI®n *-*‘ e C te d
W h am ! Over she goes—once. . .
this service the symbols will be ex- ■ public inspection.
The navy plans!
ofid and Angel st., the first of the President Agents Assn.
nnd again! Every bolt and part
plained.
| various demonstrations including air
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy who
Midweek service Wednesday 8 p. m. | circus events and night illmination |
of that Safety-Steel body hold. s.
occupied the Lawrence house for the
Martin Knutsen of Astoria was elec
by warships.
£ SW 9—
past several months moved to Wood- ted president o f the agents associa led by Mrs. Robt. Johnston.
stock last week.
tion of the Oregon Mutual Fire Insur
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brighton o f Me- ance Company at the company’s 19th
Calvary Tabernacle
Elsie Herndon
. .
lino, Oregon, spent Wednesday visit agents convention at McMinnville,
ing at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Lew May 13 14.
Dr. Bruce Corbin is now In the! Dressmaker and Tailor
.
is Hughson.
Others elected were Lowell W ill fourth week of the Bible teaching F or W om en
R. L. Filly was called to Cleveland iamson of La Grande vice-president, campaign at Calvary Tabernacle, lo- j
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Ohio Tuesday evening.
Word was and Martin Redding o f McMinnville, cated at Southeast 28th and Haw- A dressmaker who understands the
received that his father, aged 82 years recorder.
thorne Blvd., Dr. Willlard N. Pope, j problem« of the large and unusual
had fallen and broken his arm and
Portlanders took a prominent part Pastor
Some of the important and figures.
A real designer with up to
suffered internal injuries.
in the convention program.
R. B. | timely subjects for the Sunday, May date ideas very efficient in getting with Eric Linden, and Cecelia Parker
Miss Charlotte Patterson o f Huber, Ambrose, manager of Portland Wool- i 23rd service«,
are:
At 11 a. m. work out.
Whether your dress re- what a book and what a story.
A
wa« among the graduating class at en Mill« addressed the group on the) “ What Happened in Jesus’ Tomb?” | quirements be a party dress, wedding family picture with a great moral,
Good Samaritan hospital Wednesday needs and requirements o f modern t At the 2:30 p. m. service ,his subject1 dress or tailored street dress or coat. Don’t
miss it, also plenty o f good
evening.
salesmanship.
He stressed the fact j will be "The
Transfiguration, The Elsie Herndon can care for your short subjects.
U p sid e down she lan d s! But
Fred Smith o f Bay City, formerly that the day of high pressure selling j Pattern of Things to Come."
At the | needs, 7171 S E 16th avenue EAst
Wed to Sat. May 26 to 29
that big, one-piece steel top can
of this place was a visitor here Mon is over.
Herbert Ambler, a«sistant I 7:30 p. m. service, the message will be 3810, Portland, Oregon.
(DOUBLE F E A T U R E )
day.
take it! The fram e stays true.
manager Citizens Branch, U. S. Na- one well worth hearing a« the s u b j e c t -----------------------
“End
of the Trail”
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Van tional Bank spoke on bank financing is "Throe Great Babylons.”
j More than $500,000.000 has been
with Jack
Inwegen on May 19. a daughter Cha of automobiles; Cordes Shipley of
We urge our friends far and near spent or appropriated by the federal
G ^ y S beKt; ®tory
ri* Ruth.
You never have seen a better
tho Portland agency lead the discus to come to the services next week, government in the past four years for Holt.
western Plus
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and sion on methods o f getting new busi Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and
project« involving power generation.
fumily moved to Portlai|l this week. ness and Rod Norwood won the cup Friday, starting promptly at 7:30 p.
They Wanted to Marry
Harold Pegg returned to his home for low net score in the agents’ golf m.
Dr. Corbin may be heard over
with Gordon J.ones and Betty Furn
One Portland woman is chuckling
hoivteast week after several week« I tournament.
the Family Altar Hour Service, Ra-
A red hot comedy drama, very
at the expense of a thief. She put a ess.
Visit in San Francisco, Cal.
Dr. Elam Anderson president of j dio Station, K E X every morning, ^
good.
Folk» don’t miss this pro
Miss La Lun Chinn and
Tho
rh
ri-t
I
dead
cat
in
a
shoe
box
along
with
a
Benny ! Linfleld College, gave the principal I tween 7 and 7:30 a. m.
gram as it’s a honey.
lligu?hi of Portland, visited Mns. Sam| address
tho ----
banquet
- at
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Thursday j ¡an Jubilee
Hour Is scheduled every briC.*V .ticd ,the
8ecure>y
«he
Next “ On tho Avenue” .
Olds Sunday.
I night; Honorable Hugh Earle, In KEX.
The K X L broadca«t has been
d l° P U 'n .tl?e nVer' Sh,e f ° r« °
Mrs. Inez Whitworth Mr«. Mary | aurence Commissioner for Oregon ad- Sunday night between 10 30 and l l . L
Authorized IFealers for
& h‘ef
Hughes und Miss Eva Whitworth visi i dressed the special luncheon the same discontinued owing to the fact that it made away with the box
ted Mrs. Pauline tjuadc at her home day.
Fairbank-Morse
is their policy not to sell time to re
in Portland Sunday evening.
O fficial« o f the company pointed ligious programs.
Automatic
Driven off under its own power!
Farmers Attention!
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mason of out that premium income for the past
At new', lower prices, you can
F*ONTIAC
Delivery
Tires
<M
O
C
Aloha and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myersj
year« totaled $3,648674.00, and
W A T E R SYSTEM S
Advertising Pays—Try r t
own this safer, stronger car.
Good, runs fine.
Good
of Portland. were Saturday supper! that the company writes more than
D
E W E Y The Plumber
milk or runabout truck.
gutxats o f Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olds. The!
o f all fire insurance business In
Beaverton, Oregon
occasion
being
in
recognition
o
f
Mr.
Oregon.
The
automobile
Insurance
GOODAT
AUTO
SERVICE
Í oo Late to Classify
YOU GET A LL T H E SE I Olds birthday anniversary. Later in department writing fire, theft and
1523 N. Killingisworth
WA. 5266
the evening a group of Portland 1 collision Insurance has quadrupled it-
Portland
GREAT FEATURES
Sawdust $2.50, sacked $4
friends arrived bringing ¿ice cream
during the past three yeans, and
S TA TE FA R M IN SU R AN C E CO’».
and cake for later refreshments. Mr. shows a favorable loss ratio.
O Grth $5 crd., 2nd grth $4.50 crd.
0 New 93-H.P.“Economy Engine.”
For Safety, Service,
Olds received many beautiful birth-1
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Hvy Cntry Slab $3.50 load, triple
0 First Complete Sound-Proofing.
Graduation
Gifts
day gifts.
| A1 Ooodat o f the Goodat Auto Ser-
Satisfaction,
Economy-
loads, block $4.50; planers $4.75
New and K«*conditioned Wrist
Members o f tho Daphne club and vice. 1523 N. Killingsworth report« a
0 14 Rubber “Float” Body Mount- _____ __________________________________ Stood inn ease in sale« o f both new
Cut
your
Insurance
Cost and still
SU. 5061. Portland
Watches— All Makes, $7.50 Up
retain
legal
reserve
protection
w ings End Vibration, Rumble.
Diamond Kings, $12.50, $15 Up
i>nd used cars, a marked Increase over
Schools *
Opt-nlng Kzt'iintlon
year.
Goodat's
are
dealers
In
Frederick Miller & Co.
Q “City Ride” with 4 New“flero”
H. J. Schlottman, local agt
Nash Isifayette. Wlllys Cars, and In- D E C K E R BUSINESS COLLEGE—
Upstairs Jewelers
Hydraulic Shock-Absorbers.
Reduced
summer
rates.
All
subjects
B E A V E R TO N
S W A N j ternational Trucks.
In connectionn
BOAT
306 O R E G O N IA N BLDG.
special 6 week« Summer
High
Phone Beaverton 8552
i with their sales room, they operate a
The First Safety Interior!
School Individual coaching, enroll
complete automotive service depart
Sunday Night
now. 2150 SE Hawthorne, EA. 4524,
m ent giving fast service, expert me
Q Easy to Buy! Lower Prices. Of
M a y 23
chanically repairs and advice to out of
Portland •
ficial Commercial Credit Com
town people.
McElroy's Orchestra
pany Finance Plan.
Cars as Low as $10 Down
A used car department is operated
with a fine selectkn o f good \»ed
Loaves 8:30 P. M.
Chevrolet ____________ _____—.... $55
1523 N. Killingsworth, W A 5266
FOOT of A U )E R ST. cars aoeirdtng to Mr. Ooodat. can be
bought for as low as $10 down.
GOODAT AUTO SERVICE
Portland
TESTS SHOW WHY
C h u rch
Local News...
N o t ic e s
YOU
ARE
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JUST ABOVE
THE LOWEST
On you trip Fsst, go or return
thru California. Our low dim
mer iiHiniltrips permit ihu at
no additional rail fare. See Ssn
traini»oo, where the world’s
tv.v) largest bridges meet. Ride
the most beautiful train in
America, our new streamlined
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tinue Fast thru the adventur
ous Southwest and Old South.
Return on your «.houeof mvrih-
em line trains. Chicago and
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tails hx your local S.P. Agent
or write J. A. ORMA N D Y ,
CrmrroJ PaJieecer Afrmt, M l
Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
PRODUCT OF CHRYSLER CORP
Johnston’s Garage
HI W K U r O N ,
Olt LA.ON
One out of every 20 peraons living
In Oregon will be Injured or killed in
a motor vehicle accident within the
next five year« if the present traffic
mishap rate is allowed to continue.
, the Oregon State Motor association
I points out.
W A LT JUDDI
Announce* the Opening of the
YA M H ILL
MAJESTIC
C L E A N E R S
S. W. 9th and Vanihtl|
BE. 3896
Itcpulrlng— laundry Agency
ITeavIng While You Walt
SAVE ON CASH AND C A R R Y
Ti l xi:s
T IR E S — T IR E S
LOW PR IC E S ON RE TR E A D S
4 40X21. $2.95: 4 50x21. $3.35; 4 50x20
$3 45 5.00x20 $3 95; 5.25x20. $4.30;
4 75x19. $3 50 ; 5 00x19. $3.75; 5.50x19.
$450; 5.50x18. $4.50.
O TH E R SI7.F1S ACCORDINGLY
G U A R A N TE E D USED T IR E S
$1 and up
TIRF1S V U LC A N IZE D $1 and up
ROY S TIRE SHOP
Southern Pacific
723 W
Burnside
BE. 3901
R O O F IN G , Per Roll ______ __________ _
NORTHW ESTERN
C O L L E G E OF L A W
Portland
offers
:
Oregon
a
four-year eour.«e
1 n
Professional Law-
leading to the degree of L I- II.
Evening Classes
Judge J- H. Hendrickson.
Dean
Under
piw M lt
role* of the
graduates of
recognized high schools who
enter N orth « «-stern College
o f l a w In 1937 will he elig
ible to take the Bar Examin
ation In 1941.
Su prem o Court
Fall Semester Starts
SEPTEM BER
For
d
10. 1937
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