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BEAVERTON Page 2 Fri.lav, July 5 , 1940 ENTERPRISE. Beaverton, Oregon HEY! KEEP YOUR MIND ON OUR BUSINESS! B A a B W I.' x E b i l l V v, __ II. 1L JEKEKLfcS, I'ublUhi-r PuhMuhed F riday or each week by the P ioneer Publishing Co., at Beaverton, Orwgon. Entered aa aecond-alass m atter at the p a etofflce at B eaverton. Ore i I SU B S C R IPT IO N R A T E S _______ $1.00 T hree Months ________________ $ -35c _______ .90 S ubscription P ayable in Advance. One T ea r _ Sia Mentha The 3»th Annual A postolic Faith | Camp M eeting will open Sunday, July A few w eeks ago, A m ericans celc- , 7, at the A postolic Faith cam p brated F lag Day. } grounds, SE 92nd. and D uke Street, It is an occa sion that has been duly P ortland, Oregon. T his is a national observed since 1899, but we doubt evan gelistic cam paign carried on each FaiiVi whether. In the 45 years o f its ex sum m er by the A postolic istence, the day has taken on a deep ch urch and hundreds o f visitors at er m eaning than it did this time. tend fro m all parts o f the United E vents in E urope have brought about States and Canada. Last year tw enty- a new aw akening o f our national tw o states were represented, several consciousness. Inevitably, th erefore, j provin ces o f Canada, C entral Am- the flag has again attained its true rica, N ew Zealand, and British W est R ev. R . R ob ert C raw ford, proportion as a sym bol o f A m erica — Indies. He A m erica, som ething m ore than a general overseer, is in charge. m ere nam e on the fa ce o f the g lo b e ; will be assisted by a corp s o f m inis A m erica, a single w ord that em braces ters and evangelists. These yearly sum m er sessions arc (he co n ce p ts o f m ateria! w elfare, spir itual dignity, and hum an freedom , held" fo r the purpose o f crea tin g and ideals nearly extinct in so m any oth Inspiring a love fo r the old-tinae re- er lands and in so m any oth er hum an ligiou s faith as set forth by th e A pos- [ *%., ■ ties in B ible times. C on gregation al ' Bible souls. ties It is on ly natural in these troubled tim es that the average citizen o f this cou ntry should pay particular r liver- ence to the nation’s flag. But it would be wise, too. if we rem em bered du rin g . • P A Questions & Answers »in g in g and personal testim on ies a ie j ^ w h a t is the first com m and m en t ' a P «^ se,„v ‘ Cf. “ ,"d w hich con tain s a prom ise, I low ed by an evangelistic m . g H o n o r thv fath er and m other 1 w hich Is Intended to show men f w hich is the first com m and m en t with ! w ay back to the ‘ Faith o f ou r Fath- w h ich^i. th ^ u s t^ c o m m a n d m e n t with all the other days o f the year that “ “ ; A nostolic Faith cam p grou nds 2 W h at is the prom ise con n ected this em blem o f our secu rity and o u r : 1 he A postolic f a u n cam p grounus w elfa re is just as im portant. Flag j Provlde an ldeal Place fo r the encam p- with that com m andm ent Day, 1940, will have attained its full- » »• a ten-acre tra ct located A H o n or th^ ” n « “ *«"» ;',-»/«*'» a» we display at that tim e In ou r ini- mom ent everv ,i»v th „ *_________________^ ? si.TtT , ¡ . s ssji Babson Says— seeker should n ot cou n t on foreig n trade opportunities. O pportu n ities S electiv e So fa r this is a p retty dism al ou t look, but balan ced again st the un certain p ictu re o f A m erica's econ om y as a w hole are d efin ite op p ortu n ities in selected Industries. H ere are a Aquaqueen P. S ,: The Coon Escaped A serio-comic incident occurred in the woads of Delaware recently, re ports the National Wildlife federa- ‘ tion. A hunter and his dogs treed a coon and the hunter shinnied up the tree to dislodge the animal. He shook the tree so violently that he knocked himself off his perch and fell to the ground. Latest reports indicate that the coon got away. A rk for Catalog and Inform ation f - J ll ® Small Select School D « * P a n d « h a llo w w a ll m o d e l a to m eat a ll nvadv. f o r o p e ra t io n h r atac- Ir u u y . s a a o lm a to - a m e . w in d m ill o r ® Individuel Instruction Competent Teachers • San Francisco S 7.00 Los Angeles - $12.00 E sther W illia m , is the shapely queen o f lit!l> Itosc'a A quacade troupe on T reasure Island. She'» starnai with Johnny W eissm uller ami G ertrude Kilerle In the water carnival at tlie G olden Gate In ter national E xposition. T ravel now fo r leas than | c per m ile on stream lined buses S E A T T L E *2, R ou n d T rip JW.50 ? L IM IT E O S D A IL Y 6:30 A. M. and «:30 P. M. D O L L A R LINEN D epot F ifth A B urnside— HR. 3339 by New, Modern Equipment ® Monthly Payments it Desired A ssorted Si re»— B argain P rices LU M BER n*H Brasrks« S p o lia s « a n d Klamath Falls Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. 130 S. K. M ORRISO N ST., PORTLAND ßen u fu J O n / b liiu M A R M A M ILI EK Owner and M anager •th H r R aleigh Bldg ßE . 8 8 3 2 A b ove F a h e y -B r o ck m a n W a sh in g ton Ht., ht. 6th * H n m dw y B oost y ou r hom e com m u n ity new s paper. It boosts fo r you. Only $1 per year .less than 2 cen ts a week. A D V E R T IS IN G P A Y S —T ry tt! F or the P rom otion and H elping o f G uernsey C attle B reeders American Guernsey Cattle Club A. C. SM ITH , W estern R ep. 302 C orbett Bldg. A T . 6856 P ortland < a R E A D TH E W AN T ADS P R O F IT —U SE THEM FOR SULTS— S T A R T T O D A Y . FOR RE 34th Annual Camp Meeting Opens Sunday i AT TH E Apostolic Faith Camp Grounds, S. E. Avenue and Duke Street Fifty-second Y ou are invited to attend this national religiou s event, G R E A T S U M M E R SESSIO N O F E V A N G E L IS M A N D B IB L E S T l DY B egin n in g Sunday, Ju ly 7, and con tin u in g 5 w eeks H ear the O ld-T im e R elig ion P rea ch e d —M arvelou s testim onies co n firm the p ow er o f the ‘. G ospel in m odern days 75-piece Sym ph ony O rch estra w ill accom p a n y sin gin g . . . . 100-volce Chorus, 30-voice C horus C hoir, M en’s Chorus, M orning Star M ale Q uartet, and oth er v ocalists w ill ren d er special son gs T hree Sunday S ervices: 11 A. M. and 3 and 8 P. M. W eek -n igh t serv ices: T uesday thru F rid ay 8 o ’clock B ible T ea ch in g : T uesday thru F rid a y at 2:30 P. M. R estau ran t on th e grou nds, a lso T ables fo r lunches ("E v e n in g o f M u sic” will be given Saturday, July 13.) HOT WEATHER FOOD F R A N C O ’S CO LD -i PL A T E It’s sure a bet yau‘11 Enjoy! Tasty Cold Meats, Salad and delightful Cheese FULL COURSE DINNERS 301! 40S 601! Good Food is Good Health Eat at FRANCO’S CAFE y “ You Leave Satisfied” 711 S. W . 4th Ave. BE SAFE! Portland BE SANE! SPEND JULY 4th AT THE e OAKS PARK M A M O T H IN D E P E N D E N C E D AY C E L E B R A T IO N 6 Solemn Flag Ceremony Patriotic Address ALL FREE Stunting by the Colorful Mt Angel Flaxarians Races, Conlest Free Prizes Music, Full Movie Program CARLOAD N E W DOORS Uaed and New IA 4111 - 'V ~ V* *- > C ontinued from P a g e 1 w ak- | A zzo-root w in iurnisnes iu. „ the m any drin kin g fountains, the wu- tnee. n,pn. zw iz. | ter fau cets, rest room s, sh ow er 3 W hat prom ise is m ade to ch ild- baths, und laundry. T he large ta b er-1 ' ea If they will hearken to th e L o rd ? 1—C H E M IC A L S : M ost ch em ical I nacle seats 2500 people with room to A Com e ye children, hearken com p an ies are prosperou s and have M O T IV E S | add ben ches when necessary. I un*° m e: will teach you the fe a r o f a trem endous future. G reat develop It is m otive alone that gives c h a r -' D uring the five weeks o f the m eet- 1 11*“ L ord. Ps. 34:11. m ents are ta k in g p lace in the plastic acter to the a ction s o f men.— B ruy-I ings hundreds o f fam ilies fro m P ort- 4 W h at is the fr a r o f the L o rd ? industry p articularly. T h e fu tu re o f ere. j land alone m ove on the grou nds fo r A T he fear o f the L ord is th e be- fers unlim ited op p ortu n ities— w ar or ^ the duration o f the cam p. A lso hun- gin n in g o f w isd om : A g o o d under- peace, F a scism o r D em ocra cy , N ew It.ght m otives g ive pinions to j reij s 0f tents are put up and fu rn - ' standing have all th ey that d o his p eaj ’or q j j Deal thought, and strength and freedom j lshp(1 fo r the visitors. (T h is yea r 200 com m andm en ts. Ps. 111:10. 2—A V IA T IO N : T he in du stry is to speech and action. M ary B aker npw quilts were added to the 1500 1 5 H ow is a w ise child, even thou gh A m erica ’s you ngest, A m e rica ’s m ost Eddy. w hich are provided fo r the visitors | Po o r > regarded by th e L o rd ? hopefu l. T he d ay is not to o distant A B etter is a p oor and w ise child, w hen it will be as ch eap to ride the He that does good fo r g o o d s sake, a ,on e) A flre departm ent, fully than an old and foolish king^ w h o airw ays as the railw ays and the h ig h seeks neither praise nor reward, b u t ; «lu tp p e d with fire-figh tin g apparatus will no m ore be adm onished. E ccl. ways. T hose interested in com m ercial he is sure o f both in the e n d .-W l l- ! *" on the ounds A g ro ce ry store. 4:13. • meat m arket, and a restaurant are piloting should en ter th rou gh the air liam Penn. 6 W hat tender w ords did th e Sa corps. B ut the industry needs m ore 1 m aintained on the grounds. The m orality o f an action depends | An ou tstan din g feature o f the vior speak in beh alf o f ch ild ren ? than pilots— it needs you n g m en to A S u ffe r little ch ildren and forb id g ro w up w ith it in its vital adm in- upon the motive from which we act. ' Cam p m eeting Is the m usic by the 75- piece sym p h on y orch estra under the th '‘m n ot- to com e unto m e; fo r o f ■ istra.tive w ork Samuel Johnson. i d irection o f N apoleon D u fresne and 8UC*1 1“ I*16 k in gdom o f .heaven. M att. | 3 ^ B U IL D IN G : One o f th e great- In the w orks o f man as in those o f | the organ soloist and a ccom p a n ist. 1 19^ j est con tribu tion s o f the new deal to nature It is the intention w hich ie M iss Ix>na H elen E diger. I 7 w h a t did he do to the ch ildren the A m erican scene Is its attem pts ch iefly w orth studying.—G oethe. | T he 100-volce ch oru *, 30-volce c h o ir ,! to show that hp loved th em ? j to put hom es in the reach o f small A And he took them up in his ’ incom e brackets. It has solved the M en’s chorus. M orning Star quartet, The m easure o f a m an’s real ch a r : and oth er sin gin g units and soloists 1 a ! m s’ his hands uP °n them , and p roblem o f fin an cin g and it is now acter is what he would d o If he knew I render inspiring special son gs du rin g 1 blessed them. Murk 10:16. attem ptin g to solve the problem o f he would never bo fou n d out, — M ac : each o f the services. F or Saturday high costs. D espite the uncertainties aulay. I evening, July 13. R ev. C ra w ford has blessing now that w ar alw ays brings to hom e build . . \ . And all things, w h a tsoever y e ; ¡ni, arranged a m usical treat, the 75-piece ing. ( j believe that building, its prod- as ini prayei believing, ye shall llct s aruj trades o ffe r real opportu n i- orchestra and 100-voice ch oru s will s i s Protective Foods Matt. 21:22. tjes j present an entire even in g o f m usic receive. A research made by the National | which will include sym ph on ies and 9 If ch ildren d o this, and as they 4 - M E R C H A N D IS IN G : A m erica Dairy council shows that three bil { lighter classics. grow o der, keep all o f G od s com - sd h needs better salesm en. T h is in- 1 lion dollars are lost In money and An A postolio Faith printing plant | man<lmerits,^what is p rom ised ? clu des stores, m ail ord er, ad vertisin g time annually in (he United States just finished a new son g book con - j A h,,t’ased a ie they that d o his am | personal selling. W h atever good s because of a million and a half daily tabling 250 old and new songs w hich c ‘ ,nlniantlm ents. that they may have are made, or w h oever m akes them, colds und related diseases during the has been com piled by R ev. C raw ford 1'** ,u “ c !* ee and m ay en_ they m ust be sold, irrespective o f the ,lnOo V ,0UB" gates in to th e city. , value o f the d ollar or the ch a ra cter winter. Rather a staggering sum! in tim e fo r use at the ca m p m eeting. Special features o f the cam p are | ltev - 22.14.________ , | o f the govern m en t. Good nutrition of the body as • 5- D E F E N S E : T he arm y, navy, nir whole, as well as excellent general 1the Blble teach in gs held each after- I force, coast defen se need able young physical condition, combat infection, noon at 2 30 (ex cep t M onday and Sat urday) when Fundam ental Bible D oc men m ake defense their career. The report physicians and nutritionists. trines are taken up w ith the aid o f past 25 years clearly show that dis Scripture referen ces Y ou n g p eople’s arm am ent is a snare and a delusion, services are held each T uesday and —th at this cou n try m ust not be Friday at 10:30 a. m. F v a n g elistic ca u g h t uaw ares as were F ra n ce and I Services each even in g (except M on G reat Britain in 1938. day and S atu rday) at 8. P rayer M ust M ake O pportunities service each m orn in g at 10 o 'clo ck . I am attending a C on ven tion of Tlie public is m ost cord ia lly invited F ire C hiefs m en w h o never con sid er to all meetings. And a ccord in g to th em selves and have no fea r o f d an Apostolic Faith rules, no collection s ger. I ca n n ot help th in kin g hut that ta r e ever taken . th ey have the key to real su ccess. It is true that today there are new co n dition s to com bat, that com p etition is very severe, and that 1940 gradu ates Salt Money \ ca n n ot depend on govern m en t aid, The word salary finds its origin | relief, or a rtificia l cru tch es o f any in: Salarium Argentum—a Roman kind. Those, how ever, w h o m ake up soldier's allowance for essential salt, . th eir m inds to w ork harder and lciTi- i Salt is so all-important to the human ger hours, to follow the N ew Testa- body that, to stay healthy, each per 1 m en t's c o m m a n d :—-“ to give fu ll m eas son requires about six pounds of ure, pressed dow n and ru nn ing o v er" cooking salt annually. In warfare, it those graduates will m ake o p p o r is known that Napoleon owed his tunities fo r them selves w hich mi : defeat before Moscow to the loss of lead 60 m ore In the end than they his salt supply. Thousands of men ever hoped. died whose wounds refused to heal, In short, the future o f the 1920 'A P A C IT Y i) s i im* j U and whose systems seemed to invite grad u ate depends upon w hat is in him. O p p ortu n ities? Y es but the op rather than repel disease. Salt is portu n ities o f today are in the de ABILITY in a water ^ often carried by savages and of velopm en t not o f the ch a ra cter o f system. MYERS give* fered to each other to lick much as the land but o f the ch a ra cter o f the you both. Yon may open Americans offer a chew of tobacco. man. one faucet at a time; or different K ra o f the family may draw water aim ultaneously— in kitchen, bath room or laundry—at outside hose ,aP*—in barnyard and outbuildings. There will a /« s w A* plenty of unttr *11 Jnncrti, when you have a pre- civion-built MY1 RS \V aiar System o f adequate capacity. Quality ia never aacrtiiced to price in MYERS prod ucts. The dependability o f MYERS Water Systems is proved daily in thousands o f farm and suburban homes. ’ H ello F olks: W ith the big Repub'.ikan con vent- shihun in full sw ing ever in Filly- dclphy an w ith F rance in m ournin' ov er her w ar troubles, an w ith ole E ngland a getttin ’ ready fe r the W orst, alon g with the D em m ikrats, I hardly kn ow w hether my pulse is a runntn' ju s’ righ t er n ot! B ut even us D em m ikrats over here In Okla- hom et sorter feel that we are distant relatives o f them R epu blik an s when they stage such a wild an w ooly meet- in ’, an when they git to scorin ' them B old Bad D ick taters an the bunch o f dem ons a follerin ’ ’em. Y ou k n ow it w ou ldn ’t take too m uch to git the G .O .P.’s (gam e ole p lu gs) an the D em m ik rats to kiss and hitch up their elephant an jack a ss up an go a fter the Nazis, Fascists, an Com m un- its, ju ss like a flo c k o f d u cks a goiu ' after June B ugs! B IL L Apostolic Faith Camp Meeting to be Held From July 7 to Aug. 11 F L A G OF OU R C O U N T R Y •• The Slate of the World E nterprise Bldg., Cor. Short St. and Tualatin Valley H ighw ay. Phone 7903 P ortlan d O ffic e —407-IQ9 Dekum Bldg., p h on e A T. 6591 H illsboro O ffice— R o o m 9, Delta Bldg., P hone 1641 Our P im m O ) '. iC 4.C— A L S O W I N D O W S ----- M I N G L E S P l l M B IN G S U P P L I E S — P I P E B rtek. Glaaa, etc. Save on All B uilding M aterial* Sunset Wrecking Co. S to e— Front and J e ffe rso n Y a rd — 191» S.W F ron t B E . 6666 i P ortland. Oregrui Several Special Attractions C O L L E G IA T E D A N C E S P O N S O R E D BY YO U N G P E O P L E *» C L l B ST. AGATHA’S PARISH Welcome Everyone U X O M M O D \TIO N S XKK F E ’ NG I XKGE 1 ( It« . 1» « ,. l i l t PRO \ ID E D F O R TIIF. O A K S s| \SO\ ♦
