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BI'.A\ I’.RTO X ENTERPRISE. Beaverton, Oregon Page 6 Friday, August 13, 1937 Mi.-s Helene Jones of Portland, .METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH who formerly resided here, and la a Earl B. Horsel. Pastor Continued from page 1 niece of Lou Jones, was married Sunday School 9:45, L. L. Walker in Vancouver., Wash., last week to Morning worship 11 a. m. sermon- almost unanimously retorted: “Then George Hanson of Portland. They NO. 11075 topic "Character Comes Out on Top" will reside in Portland. why not change the prevailing eco In the Circuit Court of the State ofi Special music by the Epworth clpoir. Mis Walter Scott and daughters Mrs. Lee Richey who has been nomic system? If you cannot wor Oregon for the County o f Wash Epworth League 7 p. m. Margaret and Marjorie are back confined t? her hr. no with o severe ship both God and Mammon under ington Rejoice on sunny days in' a public case of neuritis for the past two .'¡rr.i t. trip of several weeks to Ev worship of the Lord Christ. the present economic system of in Stella Muscott, Plaintiff, anston, Wyoming visiting Yellow- weeks, was taken to St. Vincent’s vs dustrialism capitalism, and national tone National Park for several days for treatment Tuesday . CHURCH OF th e : n a z a r e n e El B. Marvin and Viola K. Marvin Miss Maxine Klinge of Gaston ism you can at least take sides with Smartest of smart new fall Julius Miller, Pastor Mrs J. W. Sprague of Seattle, j was a dinner guest Tuesday evening his wife? Arthur I* Benham those who are trying to change the and wintor t*»ats . . . dress Services at the church will be as Wash., spent several days last w eek1 at the Jay Gibson home, remaining system." (sometimes known as Arthur S. tweeds becomingly trimmed follows: Sunday School 9:45. We visiting her sifter Mrs. Fred Omsted over night. Spiritual Revival Necessary Benham and Ross E. Hibler tweeds with or without furs. Bring your In Portland and former friends in Mr. and Mrs. M. Hickox left the have classes for all. It, of course, is true that our instruction. with fine furB and sports Defendants Beaverton first of the week for a visit with family for religious church«* must cease being only so and Lillian M. Hibler, Morning worship 11 subject "Keep All sizes. By virtue of an execution. Judg relatives in California. cial clubs and we laymen must be Miss Catherine Dessinger left for Mr. and Mrs Victor Peterson and the Sabbath Day Holy.” known by a stronger character and ment order, decree and order of Save 10 to 20% on Evangelistic meeting 7:45 the Pas Saturday where she will two small sons of Heppner, spent good works. Young people and all sale, issued out of the above en Tillamook "How to be spend hen vacation visiting Mr-. the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jay tor’s subject will be: T ailored-to-order other people must realize, however, titled court in the above entitled Wise, Live Long and Happily and and dated ! Thayne S milh (Jenevieve Johnson) j Gibson. Mr. Peterson is with the cause to me directed that men mnnot be reformed by Coats . . . Get to Heaven.” Midweek prayer mere legislation or even education July 20, 1037, upon a judgment ,! Mrs. J. E. Davis, who has been vis Federal Land bank. meetings Wednesday night at 7.45. Mrs. Etnma Croucheck left for her The American Magazine does not and decree rendered and entered in Ring friends and relatives here for Come and worship with us. even realize this, as shown by their said court on July 13, 1937 in favor | the past three week?, left for her | home in Twin Falls, Idaho, after a recent article on the subject. of Stella Muscott, plaintiff, and j home in Omaha, N,b. Friday. She vi?it with her brother, Sam Olds and We must be “ born-again". The against E. B .Marvin and Viola K. j was accompanied by her two nieces relatives in Portland. | hearts of people must be changed Marvin, hi« wife. Arthur I, Benhan Miss Caroline Grammer and Miss 915 S W Tenth BE. 7415 in order for any social or other sys (sometimes known as Arthur S. J Helen Zurbrichon who will spend I tern to succeed. This 1 a a spiritual Benham) Ross E. Hibler and Lillian j the winter with her. Portland problem. Here is where America M. Hibler, his wife, defendants, for I The Past Noble Grands club of the ! again needs the churches family the sum of $3,500.00, with interest Rebekah lodge met at the home of | Call for Bids prayers, Sunday observances, Bible, thereon at the rate of seven per Mrs. W. A. Hardman on Lake road AT The Hoard of School District No. study and the Ten Commandments cent per annum from April 16, 1937, j Wednesday evening and enjoyed a | further sum of $250.00 attor . garden party togethr with a short j 48 Washington County, Beaverton, Therefore, when we criticise tho and VAN Oregon, calls for bids on bus insur Church and note how It is declining, noy>a fees wrr interest thereon at business meeting followed by re in behaviour and Influence we must tj,0 raje Qf percent per annum freshments of ice cream, cake and ance. Bids to be In hands of the clerk by August 20th.* Bid sheets not forget that the world still needs from July 13 1937> and the furthcr ooffee it The Church continues to be the | aum of $26.50 costs and disburse- available at high school. See the Four Original Singing Waiters ALKTHA HAULELBECK, Clerk basio agency through v^hich ciyili- ments, with interest thereon at the Largest Floor Show West of the Rockies I zation will be staved. The world Is of gjx pCr cent er annum from .(V in e t h a n h U _ __ _____ ' _ - Four srhool patrons In the Deer Btlll ruled by feelings rather than by July 13 1937 and the costs of and “ Every Night is New Years at The Pub” lick and eleven pa.ions In the Scog- figures. 1 upon the writ, commanding me to gins d.slrlct voted unanimously Tucs- Copyright 1937 make Bale of the fonowlng described Cor. Broadway and Oak Res. BR. 1091 FRANK HI I X day on a proposal to merge the f o r - ------------------------- • nronertv situated In the Conntv BEAVERTON, OREGON mer district with that of Scoggins ; MRS. I.KONA A. McLAN 5 of Washington and State of Oregon, cording to O. B. Kraus school Mrs. Leona A. McLane, 37 died 6 Even. Show Starts 7:30 p. m. BABSON S A Y S : S Jut ft td -Jtt/f' Notice of Sheriff’s Sale J. W. Barms with his niece Miss Bessie M Th U ia i ui Miuneapoii.-, Minn., returned here Monday after a weeks trip to relative« in Giants Pass and Wald port. Ready-Made Coats $34.50 ‘o $79.50 LIPSHUTZ DAN CIN G T H E PUB RITZ Theatre i in t • i l.-nt. Sunday .1 t he limn* of hci |*n<-nts Beginning at the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of Section Twelve (12), in Town ship One (1) South, Range One Cl) West, Willamette Meridian, running thence south six hundred and twenty-one and 4 lOths feet; thence west six hundred and fifty-six and 8|10th feet; thence north six hundred and twenty and 5|10ths feet; thence east six hundred and fifty-six and 8|10ths feet to the place of beginning, TWO HEIFERS STOLEN containing nine and S-ii'lOOths acres, more or less, excepting Theft of two young Guernsey heif therefrom a strip of land 20 ers valued at $500 each, was reported Monday by Carl Marklund route 2, feet in width along the south Aloha Shoe box 38, Portland. The animals were boundary of the above described taken from Marklund's barn while property, in Washington County, Renewing he wvis In his house, ha told Sheriffs State of Oregon, together with Bowe and Kestner. the tenements, hereditament« and appurtenants thereto belonging Guaranteed First Class Funeral services were held Satur or In anywise appertaining. day for Albert Bledsoe, late of For SHOE REPAIRING NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of est Grove, who died last week. He «aid execution, Judgment order, de Indies Work given Special Attention was a brother of Mrs. Mary Church- cree and order of sale and in com M. E. BALLARD ALOHA 111,, W. E. Bledsoe and George Bled pliance with the command of said soe of Beaverton. writ, I will on Monday, the 23rd day of August, 1937, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m„ at the front door of the county court house at Hillsboro Washington County, Oregon, sell at public auction (subject to redemp IN A BIG TENT tion) to the highest bidder for Cor. S. E. 11th and Hawthorne cash in hand, all the right, title Tues., and interest which the within E V A N G E L IS T C. E. GRICE named defendants and each and August 15-16-17 Sunday Services 2:30 p. m.—7 30 p. m. all of them had on the 16th day | Every night except Saturday at 7:45 p. m. Also a 2-reel of July, 1924 the date of the mort-) With Wallace Beery, Sunday Morning Services 11 a. m., to be held in Tabernacle _ gage __________________________ Colored car- herein foreclosed or elnco _____ that Charlie Chase comedy. At S. E. 12th and Taylor Street date had, in and to the above des-j *°°n an<i Fox News. Where can youji cribed property, or any part thereof. a ProSram m*« —only at the to satisfy said execution, Judgment i . order and decree, Interest, costs and August 18 to 21 Sunday School 9.45 a. m. (DOUBLE FEATURE) accruing couts Service In our Church at S. E 12’.h and Taylor “ W ay Out W est” Dated this 22nd day of July, 1937. "EVERYBODY WEI.COME” With Laurel and Hardy. A real First publication July 23, 1937. Broadcast over KWJJ 9 a. m. Last publication August 20, 1937. laugh feast or riot. J. W. CONNELL, “ Wings of the Morning” Sheriff, Washington County, Oregon All in Technicolor. Next “Cafe Motropole”. Soon “Trail of the Lonesome Pine." The merger will give the combined district a total assessed valuation of more than $800,000 which is expected to bring the construction of a new school building, with combined gym- naaium and auditorium at a very nominal increase in the tax levy if cost Is spread over a period of years further states the official. There were no directors or clerk of the Deerlick district so the elec tion wiw. held by Superintendent Kraus,, who declared to the best of his knowledge such a consolidation is the first of Its kind in the county. | Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Funston, route | Portland. She was a native of Spokane county, Washington She leaves her parents, a daughter Iavonne Lormine McLane; two sis ters Mrs. A. N. Drawaon; route 3, Salom and Miss Norma Funston, Amber, Wash.,; a brother,. H. E. Funston, Portland; and a grandfat her T. B. Funston, Portland. Funeral services were held Tues day with burial at Amber, Wash. Revival Services BUY NOW ! RO OFIN G, Per Roll ________________________ $ 1 .2 5 CO M PO SITIO N SH IN G LES, Per Bdl......... $ ¡ . 9 8 CA L SO M IN E , Per l b ______________ P A IN T , Per Gal. .0 7 --------------------------------------1 .6 5 % x 6 FLOO R IN G , Per M ....... .................... -... 1 7 .0 0 SH IN G L E S, Per Sq. ........... ............ .......... ......-... See Us For Sewer and Drain Tile, Wall Board Paint, Oil, Glass, Doors and Windows W . J. McCready Lumber Co. Our Red Trucks Deliver Phone 4603 Auspices Portland Gospel Tabernacle F. D. Peck, Mgr. Res. Phone 12505 Pyke’s Radiator Shop 1 Blk E. of P. O. 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