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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1941)
Quiz Kids Put on Special Show for Christmas Seals H. IL J U T B I K 8 , IM blUhrr Published F riday or each week by tbs Pioneer P ublishing Co., at Beaverton. Oregon. E ntered as second-class matter at tbe pastofH ce s i B eaverton. Ore. 41.00 . 40 One T ea r — Six Months Three M o n t h s ________________ i -S-xi S u bscrip tion P ayable in Advance. B eaverton O ffice — E n terprise B ldg., P h on e B eaverton 2321 H illsboro O ffic e — R o o m 5. D elta Bldg.. P hone 1641 P ortland O ffice — *07-408 D ek u m Bldg., P h o r e AT. 6591 BARBW IRE BILL »II Cl AT I M freedom M EN, Friday, November 21. 19-11 B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon P ñ ir e 2 is for SLAVES ACCORDI ON brave CRAVE SE C T K IT Y. C larem ore, Okla. H ello F olk s: W ell, yesterday wuz Whipped With Wet Ropes a big d a y here. Annual celebration o f the day that W ill R o gers diskuv- Ken Taylor, w riting fr o m Dallas, ered A m erik ey (h iz birthday). W ish T exas, sends this story told by a vou all kud have seen the big pa R ussian who visited them there. rade. B ankers, cow boys, politicians, It seems this visitor fro m abroad city folk s, cou n try folks, in fa ct the had been selling B ibles in R ou m an ia w h ole "sh o o tin " m atch, even the and had given a codv to a villager ; creek s and rivers all flood ed the w h o read it and was con verted. T he j c o u n try a celeb ra tin ’. B(g B arbe - man. in turn read it to his fam ily ( que w uz fine. W hen they intro and as a result, m anv o f them be duced me to the big crow d I didn't cam e believers. Finallv. out o f the have a silk shirt like the oth er c o w readings o f that one co p y o f the B ook | boys. b il l 250 o f the villagers turned to the L ord. L ea rn a Trade, while serving Uncle B ible Hurts B usiness Sam in the N avy. The bartender o f the place and the ; local m agistrate felt such a loss in revenue that they sou ght to get ho,d j — B uy D efense B onds and Stam ps— o f that lone co p y o f-t h e B ook. By j this they would put an end to the C hristian m ovem ent that w as losing them trade The villagers in the m eantim e set them selves to com m it the Bible to m em ory and thirteen of them had all the N ew T estam ent but one book bv heart as well as Genesis and Exodus. M anv others had equi valent am ounts in various parts of the W ord. All the above cam e to light when the traveller w h o had given ou t that first cop y returned to the place to «■heck up. L earning o f his presence, the m agistrate caused his arrest and sentenced him to be beaten w ith wet ropes. He w as beaten until alm ost dead and though he recovered, his back is a mass o f rough welts, lying unevenly as the pulped flesh healed together. F eed Y our Faith Faith com es from the M essage heard, and the M essage from the lips o f Christ .through the pages o f the B ible M uch Bible, m uch faith, L it tle Bible, little faith. T hat is the rule. , Out o f the reading o f the B ook, these R oum anians cam e to believe that God had a Son w ho died for their sins. G od gave them eternal life as he does to all w h o receive fo r given ess o f sins on the ground that C hrist paid the debt by his death. Y ou have nothing to do, no active part, in being born into the fam ily ol God. Y our heart takes hold on Christ and that heart faith G od h on ors. By his A linightiness, he now sets up his eternal life within you .— “ The w ind bllow eth where It llsteth. anti thou hearest the sound th ereof, but canst not tell w h en ce it com eth and w hither it g oeth ; so Is every one that is born o f the Spirit." Bible B y this may C hrist becom e you r Sa v lor and out o f it y ou r J oy ; C heer; H op e; Strength; W lsd om ;C C ourage, every hour o f the livelong day. (T h is space paid fo r by O regon businessm en.) Youngsters, discussing special program with H om er J. Buckley o f National T uberculosis A ssociation, are: Gerard Darrow, 8 (extrem e left) ; Jack Lucal, 14 (seated at d e s k ); Richard W illiam s, 11; Margaret Mary Dougherty, 14, and Claude Brenner, 13. West Slope Highway Widening Scheduled A fin e library con tain s the produ cts o f that w hich is the w orld 's greatest treasure the m inds o f men. A li brary is a store house o f w h at men nnd wom en have thought and felt and discovered throu ghou t the ages and w h ich they are thinking, feelin g and d isco v e rin g now . It 1« the link that binds the past with the present an d the future, the w ork o f the m inds o f scholars, present, past and fu tu re, perfect and im perfect. G reat books do not sprin g from som eth in g accidental, o f the great m en w ho w rot* them. They are the m inds, -o f their very lives. T he exp ression o f their hearts and their pu rpose o f a library is very b rie f—It is to transm it to generation after gen eration what was good and true ami beautiful o f the past, linking in with the program o f the present In tills glorious cou ntry o f ours, we huve k now n a great deal o f progress W e take a legitim ate pride In the civ iliza tion and the d em ocra cy w hich are ours, and w hich we, like our fo r e fath ers, have sw orn to preserve. Our pledge is m otivated by the exam ple o f the m yriad of books through w h ich we can learn o f the great A m erica n s o f the past. B ook s expand our experience geo grap h ica lly, historically, socially, em o ttonally, Intellectually and spiritually. T h ey enable us to escape fro m the cra m p in g lim itations o f our selves in to the larger world. W e ca tch a glim p se o f the ideals which we have set before ourselves. actually w orked out in the lives o f others. Som e o f the I»ooks o f O regon 's early history brin g these facts to us. Secure cop y o f these books, no better C h ilstm a sl g ift cou ld be given. F A R M E R S —W h y drive that ru n d ow n tru ck or panel delivery. T his w eek s classified ads o ffs r you a s o lution to that trouble problem . C heck th e cla ssified ads. DANCE TONIGHT and every T I ER., WF.D., E H I, SAT. McELROY’S S W Ath A Main MYSTERY of DANDRUFF Lee Richey Attends Kiwanis Conventioon H am ilton, o f V an cou ver, B. C., gov- C hicago, 111., N ov. 21—C harles T. ern or-elect o f the P a cific-N orth w est d istrict o f K iw an is International, and m any oth er o ffic e r s fro m all ov er the U. S. and Canada, con ven ed here N ovem ber 5 tor tne annual cou n cil m eeting o f the sc. .Ice organi zation. Mr. H am ilton w as elected in A ug j i | j I.et us show you how one F itch d a n d ru ff treatm ent will dissolve and rem ove a stu bborn ease o f d an dru ff. JEK SYC A M O O R E SA L O N USI SW J e ffe rso n P ortlan d B R . 0036 [ j 1 W ANT TO sell a p ian o* R u g s? C lothing, A C lassified will tiring fast results at a very sm all expen se! LEARN TO BE A SPECIALIST IN FREE training worth $15011 A Library for Each Home D. M A H O N E engineer, the treach erou s stretch from Sylvan west w ill be widened from 20 feet to fou r lanes. C ounty officia ls had hoped fo r im provem ent at least as fa r as B eaverton. C ounty Judge H. D. K erk m an has received o fficia l n otifica tion from the state h ighw ay com m ission that c o n tra cts will be let fo r im p rovin g 1 44 Join the N avy NO W . miles o f the W est Slope drive. A c co rd in g to in form ation fro m the o f fice o f R . H. B aldock, state h igh w ay —Buy D efense B onds and Stam ps— C loverdale. O regon L ust at Salem. O regon, and will take o ffic e on Jan uary 1. T he follow in g 19*2 lieutenant g o v O re Gaston, Oregon, N ov. 21 Many .u ern ors w ill also tak e o ffic e : cal people will w elcom - registered gon : Cbas. Saverude, G resh am ; W il Jerseys. 6 o f w h ich passed thru B eav liam H am m on d, O regon C ity; and erton Tuesday enroute to the C olora C harles W iper, Eugene. T he 1941 lieutenant g ov ern ors g o d o State C ollege, Ft. C ollins, C o lo ra do, from the herd o f Joh n K opplln, ing out o f o ffic e are O regon : Jack Gaston, Ore. The grou p will form E. Allen, P endleton, L ee R . R ich ey, | the fou n d ation o f the new Jersey B ea verton ; Judge A rlie G. W alk er, P hilip S. H itch cock , herd o f the A nim al H usbandry D e M cM in n ville; partm ent there. Illustrated above is Sisters. Standard D andy Sultan, sen ior h ero j sirt at the K opplin farm and part o f L earn a T rade, w hile servin g Uncle I his 40 registered daughters. T he five fem ales, tw o you n g co w s | Sant in the N avy. and three bred heifers, com bin e a high degree o f correct type and high produ ction . T hey are d au ghters o f One o f the F am ou s P ezzolos o f i “ S tan dard” above and the you n g bull C alifornia a ccom p a n yin g them is a gran dson, ■ he being sired by the K op p lin ju n ior Theo Pezzolo herd sire, Sim ply Sybil's P ilot. M aster T ea ch er o f T he first seven daughters o f “ Stan d a rd ” to com plete register o f m erit record s produced 573, 571, 545, 487, P IA N O — H A R M O N Y 483, 438 and 422 pounds o f fat res 235 N. E. 20th A ve., Cor. E verett i pectively, all m ilk in g as ju n ior 2- LA. 0727 P ortland 1 year olds. A11 daughters are being con tin u ou sly tested on o fficia l herd | test. W yn ne C. M ac M anim an o f H alf- [ way, O regon, w as in ch arge o f the Have Solved the shipm ent enroute. 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