The Beaverton enterprise., October 16, 1942, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Friday, October 16, 1942
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
Beaverton Locals
Tire Allocations
Famous Dance Band Leader
Is King of the Vibraphone
I The Love of God.
WfcST SLOPE
Solo by Robert Rittel.
COM.Ml.MTV CHURCH
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
—THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO
Gabel School ,SW Gabel Lane
THE FIGHT—
Rev. H. A. Armitag- . Pastor
11 a. m.
Topic The Paralysis of
Omnipotence.
Youth meeting 6 30 p. m.
Edward H. Kenney, Tualat.n; B
L. Davis, K2 Sherwood; J W Moi nr.
Alice Benson is spending hei vaca­
R1 Beaverton; J. J. Kusy, i l l Ti­
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tion visitirfg friends in San bian-
gard; K A. Nelson, Metzger; W. 1’
j cisco.
Neberts, R8 Portland; A A. Bernard,
14 members of Beaverton P. T. A
R8 Portland; M F. Bano, R3 Shei-
attended the county PTA meeting
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wood; C. H. Meyer, Tigard; T C.
this week in the Odd Fellow hall.
WEST HILLS
Gregg, R2 Beaveiton; R Weisenfluh.
The Beaverton
PTA executive
llm in u of Hitler's Funeral
LUTHERAN CHURCH
R2 Beaverton, M L Meinert, R2
Hello Folks: About two weeks board will meet Tuesday, October
SW Canyon Rd. near Sylvan
Sherwood; H. Eefsen, Sherwood; H.
ago I dreamed of hearln’ Joe Stalin 20. at 1 30 at the home ol Mis. Wal-
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
A. Walters, Beaverton; O. L* Johnson
preach Hitler’s funeral after the Ger- i ter L Myers, Third and Washington
20th Sunday after Trinity
!R3 Beaverton; F. J. Bràndenburg,
mans had dumped Hitler out of an Streets.
The room mothers are In­
October 18th
jOrsnco; C. G. Tucker, R3 Beaverton;
airplane into Moscow to stop the vlted to attend the meeting,
Church School meets at 9:45 a. m.
,F. M. Vance, R3 Beaverton; A. W.
war!
Here's some of the High I Wm. Stratton is ill with the flu.
I Milon, 8640 SW Canyon Drive, Port- i Morning service 11 a. m. Sermon:
Points:
Hitler's spirit may have
Luncheon guests at the home of
land; R. B. Moore, R1 Beaveiton;
found a roostin' place inside the Mrs. Belie Walker Friday were Mrs.
;C. VanKleek, R1 Beaveiton; O. Old-]
Poisonest Baby Snake this side of!<7- Hartshorn and Mrs. Agnes Stahl
enstadt, Sherwood; V. B. Ytfcight, R3
hell; (Society For the Prevention of j of West Slope and Mrs. Wm. Came-
Beaverton; W, C. Hewes, Beaverton; i
C'ruelty to Animals "please don’t d e -1 ton of Beaverton,
O. T. Murphy, R1 Beaverton; H. F.
clare w'ar Hitler may evoltite In aj Mrs.-Lloyd J. Miller i Geraldine Kess
Dooher, R4 Sherwood; D. G. Olds,
hundred million years respectable l*r> Portland, was married Oct. 3rd
Siniwood; H. R. Adair, Sherwood;
enuff to go to hell!
The devil Is'** Staub Memorial Congregational
Something new in ■ swing is Lionel O L Knifong, R4 Sherwood; M. Rog-
no fool, he wouldn’t have him now! ¡church In Portland on the Mat wedd
Hell would be disgraced and would Ing anniversary of
her great uncle Hampton u gieat all-ctoloied orches er#- Tigard; W. M. McCallen, R.*>,
bust wide open and overflow Into i and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pegg tra- Play‘ nK ? four day engagement Portland; V. H.
Green R6 Portland
the lowest parts of the earth like i of Beaverton.
this Thursday through Sunday, Octo
E Twigg, R1 Beaverton; M B.
Germany!! Judas would climb a tree! Week end guests at the home of her 15, 16, 17, 18 at Jantzen Beach, Simpson, 7904 SW Faiirway Dr, Port-
again and commit suicide all over'Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Butts were Lester Pallroom. It is something new in land: C M Klausen, R1 Tigard; C.
again!
He wouldn’t associate with Troy and
James Simontson from sweet to°. f° r Lionel, surprisingly w Johnson, R5 Portland; A W, Van
Hitler!
All the demons would take Camp Lewis, who were on a three for an alumnus of the Benny Good- Domelin, R1 Beaverton; O. Houle,
day furlough, and attended the Ore man hand, with which he was star-
Tigard; W F Campbell, R1 Beav-
to tall timber! !
_ ,gon-Washington game in Portland red for foul yeais, gives equal atten- erton, D
Korhonen
R 1 Tigard,
Hitler led the Rising Sun Japs to
set their sun in the wrong place! It's ¡Also week end guests were Mr. and
**on *° swing and sweet. J V. Vermeul, Route 8, Portland;
set for keeps now!
Ole Mussolini Is Mrs. T. V. Simontson and daughter
Hampton’s is one of the biggest <-> H. Morris, R1 Beaverton; L
E
cornin’ out like a ole rooaftr a runn- Thelma from Pasco, Washington and ba,1<*s about, too, with seventeen peo- Hiatt Aloha; C. H. Beazan R1 Ti-
in’ out of a hail storm with all hit kr. and Mrs Ben Campbell from Ple-
He has five saxophones, for a Ka<d; H. Ensor,
R6 Portland; H
tail feathers knocked plum off!
¡Centralia, Washington.
¡total of six brass; piano, bass, gui- Whicher, R1 Bevrtn; L. D. Joins R1
If the Skin Worms that ate good | Mrs. Leo .Best of Beaverton is vis tal and drutR3 Lionel himself plays Tigard; R E. Ramsby, Tigard; E M
ole Job of Bible fame should eat Ring in Pasco, Washington, for sev-!vibraaharp most of the time, re Madsen, R2 Beaverton; C. J Rein
Hitler, why folks, all the worms Inleral weeks.
She will also visit in liev*nK the drummer occasionally for R3 Sherwood; V. O Wilson, Aloha;
the universe would rise up In Judg-j Riderwood, Oregon, on hei return 1,1 drum sol° ’ and at other times the L.- J- Busse, R4 Sherwood; B. C.
pianist for one of his famed two- Wahl, R4 Sherwood; C. T. West, R1
menj and in disgrace!
If the good ¡borne
Mr. and Mrs Robert Morse have finger piano solos.
With vocalist Tigard; C. Trachsel* Reedville; A. F
honest tender hearted dawgs that
licked Lazarus sores were alive and sold their home on the Bertha-Beav Rubel Blakely the company totals Itel, R1 Sherwood; Beaver Lumbr &
Joe Newman, Ernest Sup. Co., R2 Beaverton; R Biggi,
took a chance on lickin’ Hitler's car- erton highway and are moving to the seventeen.
Royal, Fred Becket, trumpeters; Beaverton; E. Schaer, R5 Portland;
cas, they would swell up and bust Alberta district in Portland.
Mrs. O. C. Osborne of Beaverton Marshall Royal on the clarinett; Irv- H. R. McKay R3 Sherwood; H. C.
wide open of corruption In five min­
4Pd. Adv. ) Snell (or Gov. Com., Jerry Savie*
utes!
All the dawgs In the world and Mrs. -Wayne Patterson of Van- lnK Ashley, guitarist; Vernon Alley. Schmeltzer, R3 Sherwood; H Leh
Sec., Platt Bldg., Portland
would howl In deep disgrace!
couver, Wash., are visiting In Leba l,a88; Illinois Jalcqu<Vt, saxaphonist; man R5 Portland; Kenneth Miller,
and Sunny "Mushmouth” Graven. Metzger.
Nobody will disgrace any graveyard non, Oregon.
In the world with Hitler, so I reckon
The Beaver chapter O. E. S. So- tromboniet.
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all we can do Is to whistle fer Them clal club will ___
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hold their
annual din-1 Hampton himself, is internation
LIBRARY NOTES
Buzzards spoken of In the book of-ner Friday evening, November 6th. allY known as a musician being both
Hours: 2-5 Sat. eves. 6-8
Revelations, and we hope after they Dinner will be served from 5 to 7 30 "king of the vibraphone” and “mas
Two popular books at the library
ter of the drums.”
eat Hitler, who brought blood and p. m.
which one of them has been made
Republican Candidate
tears and sorrow gushing over the
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Mre. Doy Gray entertained the
(into a motion picture and the other
whole world with a tidal wave of Tuesday Bridge club with a luncheon
| a Broadway production are The Pied
bankruptcy, they will fly Into the ¡at the Campbell Court hotel In Port-
ALOH A
Piper and Claudia,
respectively.
the hottest volcano this side of hell land
last
week.
The
guests
returned!
iana last week.
The guests returned j _
H n,
. .
. ,
Both are very enjoyahld reading al
Headquarters for
and we hope their ashes shoot so to Mrs Gray's home after luncheon
SulUvan suffered head Jnjur- th
h not t „ allke f
the Pled
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
high they may be sucked Into the sun and playsrd cards during the after- lea and a bloken
O ctobe^o 8 Piper is the story of a man who
and
to blow out after while and make a -------
noon.
Mrs. Walter Scott held high when be £el1 abou‘
feet
,
,eaus
leads a nana
band ot
of cm.aren
children through
HOME-COOKED GOOD EATS
special hell fer Hitler and hiz bunch •core.
Guests were Miss Juliette
deck ot a ship he was woiking Europt. whtle Claudia tells the story EXPERIENCED
Modern Fountain Service
of Nazis after they evolute!
Carter and Mias Gora Gilcarist from ’
11
8 ^
.
. of a girls marriage.
These books
for Hot Weather Reliet
This ain’t preachin’ Hate any more Great Falls, Montana, who is visit- \
J
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h, *
will satisfy the most particular read
QUALIFIED
than conductin’ a funeral fer a Bed lng Miss Carter at the home of Mr. Ilatter* father- Iver Wiang, of White er
Under New Management
Bug filled with our own blood.
W# and Mrs. W. C. McKell.
Salmon with them for an indefinite
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don’t say Brother Bed Bug you are
TRU STW O R TH Y
Samuel B. Lawrence had the mlg-,*1**'
, . .
CHURCH OF CHRIST
LYLE C. TAYLOR
In Heaven!
But we say, We smash­ fortune to cut his hand with an axe
Ml" / ’
1 ut|*® 1x88 ¿oined h! ‘
G. W Springer, Pastor
Paid
Adv.
ed you to save our own skin and our while splitting kindling at his home husband at Ban Diego where he is
Morning worship and preaching
social stand in!
We smashed you for Thursday, October 8. He was treated , l * tlonef at the naval
service 9:45 a m.
Topic, The
the good of the human race!
at Good
Samaritan -------r
hospital
and —
his , In n a . letter
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. , received
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,,,. from a , friend
..
Ground and Result of Worship. Fol-
We hope the balance of us on this hand will be ln_a cast for six weeks “ B l a i n e ^ ^ l o w i n g
the sermon, the Lord’s sup
Fly-blowed Planet will take warnin’
Mrs Louise Carter and Mrs. Clar-I®’
SamPeon was informed the per will be observed.
and turn away from our own cussed ence Palm and the latter’B small son mound is frozen and covered with
Bible School class session 11 a m.
ways before we land before the Judg­ arrived Tuesday from Seattle and are l,now-
Little drops of water
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
ment Throne like a bunch of Tom visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs I Ja,m’» Wentz celebrated his 82nd
Little grains of sand
Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Topic
Cats dumped into the middle of a S. B. Lawrence
birthday anniversary at a dinner The Presence of God.
L'
May build a mighty ocean
Bull Dawg Reunion!
Vance Robert Boswell, McMinn-
Sunday, October 4th.
And make a mighty land
Midweek Bible study and prayer
Dreamily,
vllle, and formerly of Beaverton, will A ,T ‘,e Happy Garden club met at ocirit„
But certainly ruins a watch.
service Wednesday, 8 p. ....
m.
BARBWIRE BILL
graduate from the Victorville. Cal.,
k,anke hal1 Thursday, Octo-
Topic The Elders and Christian
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ermy flying school as a bombardier.! t>e*' ls-
Education.
European trained Swiss
He will be commissioned as a sec
M,s c ° May*>ee aad Mrs. W h e e l - 1 ___________ v ___________
Export Insures you an
WHITFORD
ond lieutenant In the army air force er Beattie attended a meeting of
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
Individual Repair Job
Mrs. Winifred Schroeder and little reserve.
Boswell entered
the ser-!the boald of managers of the Oregon
Masses 8 to 10 a. m.
son of Tacoma, Washington, visited vice March 26, 1942
¡Congress of PTA in Portland Octo-
at the home of her parents Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Nelson attend- ^er *•
—THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO
Mis. H. A. West at Maplewood over ed the funeral services of Mr and ' M' “ c A
kin of Honolulu has
Now is the time to buy Watch Rands,
THE EIGHT—
the week end.
Mrs. Leon Malcolm In Clatskanie nioved into the z R - Schuetze house,
while our stock is complete, as they
Miss Marjorie Junor, who is a stu­ Friday afternoon. Mr. Malcolm who wh*ch she has purchased
Her hus-
contain precious metals, recently fro­ • DIAMOND RESETTING
BETH D. BROOKBANK
dent at the U. of O. at Eugene, spent was a life long friend of Mr Nelson Iband Colonel Larkin is in command
Accredited Teacher
zen by the Government.
ft BEAD REST RING ING
the week end at her home at Ral- was killed In an automobile accident
marine corps aviation in the Pa-
PIANO
ft JEWELRY REPAIR
iegh* having come up for the U. of October 5th.
Ic ‘ f*c-
Children's ('lapses a Specialty
ALL
PRICES
MODERATE
O II, of W. football game in Port
The Friendly Circle met last Fri-
Groups and Private Lessons
land.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Years of Conservatory Experience
Mrs. Anna Asbahr of
Hillsboro W. C. Reamy.
KIN
TO
N
5th Avenue Entrance
There was a short
Res. 2815 NE 26th
visited several daye the past week business meeting, followed by dellc-
Mr and Ml, w
Van Kleek
GA. 8287
5926 N. Montana
Main Floor
at the home of her son in law and lou. refreshments. There were eight and
Cec„
t the week end
MU. 5664
Portland
daughter Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney. members and a child present.
Portland, “Oregon
jHt ,^ banon
M,s Van Kleek visited
Miss Loraine Denney spent the
,
her sister, Mrs. Joe Hines while the
week end at the home of Miss Betty
W EST SLOPE
men tried their luck hunting.
Kuopman at Tigard,
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Ward held open
Phylls Aventt was an honor guest
Mrs. Fred Cavanaugh, 7211 SW bous for their friends and relatives
of Beaverton Grange Saturday and
It was Mr Wards birth-
gave a very pleasing report of her Canyon drive, was hostess Tuesday s unda
attendance at Corvallis at the 4-H to the United Commercial Travelers1 day alu! theil. 9on Herbert left on
Changing from its usual Monday or Camp Lewis
conference.
She dlaplayed some of auxiliary.
Klwood Jolfnson, father of Mre.
her work such as a dress and apron, social pothick luncheon, each mem
her brought her own sandwiches and Wilbur Elliott passed away Saturday
etc.
He has been under his
Mrs. Louese Carter and daughter the hostess provided tea and coffee njKht.
Mrs. Clarence Palm of Seattle, and which allowed more time for the Red daughters care at her home since re-
grandson are visitors at the home of Cross work the auxiliary has under turning from the hospital the first of
Mrs Lee Steenson, social August.
her sister Mrs. S. B. Lawrence. Mr. taken.
America'« automotive
Miss Annabelle Van Kleek acoompan
Lawrence cut his hand severely while oheirman, acted as co-hostoss
tervice men are p lay­
The
next
meeting
of
the
West
|
ed
hy
Mr
and
Mrs
R
R
Probestel
chopping kindling. He w m taken to
ing on Important part
Good Samaritan hospital where his Slope book club will he held October to their ranch near White Salmon,
in the nation'« w ar
27th.
Mrs.
Stokes
will
review
The
Wash
,
Friday
They
returned
on
wound was cared for.
effort. It I« their job to
am)
the Unjust by Roul de Monday.
Church and Sunday school were Just
"«ave the wheel« that
Rousay
de
Sales.
wen intended
Mr. 8prague of
•erve America."
Mr
and
Mrs.
Will
Kirk
are
vlait-
Portland delivered tjie message at
ing Mr. Kirk's mother in Idaho, to
the night meeting
Mr. and Mie. R B Brown of Oar- celebrate her 81st birthday
Mr and Mrs M L. Owens have re­
den Home were, visitors on Thursday
at the home of Mr. Browne ateter turned home from a trip to Seattle.
Washington.
Mre. B. K. Denney.
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NAZARKNE CHURCH
SCRAP IRON MEANS
W P KEERAUGH. Pastor
V I C T O R Y !
Sunday School 9 45 a. m
Preaching Service 11 a hi.
Young Peoples 6 30 p. m
Evangelistic service 7:30 p
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o u r
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BFTIIEI.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Willard B. Hall. Minlstei
9:46 a. m.
Church School
Just how important the auto­
5 4 ,0 0 0 communities depend en­
11 a. m
Worship
H elp him to
6 90 p. m
Pilgrim Fellowship
tirely on motor vehicles.
motive mechanic's work is to
ELECT
Robert S. Farrell GREYHOUND
Secretary of State Coffee Shop
The Cogs Have To Go
VOTE 310 (xi YES
SAVE
STEELHEAD
Th e A u t o m o t i v e
Is
Mechanic of Yesterday
the VICTORY SERVICE MAN
h elp y o u
"SAVE THE WHEELS
THAT SERVE
AMERICA”
b y g e ttin g a s k ille d
eerv/ce c h e c k -u p
re g u la rly
T a k e th e w o rd o l
m il li o n %:
the nation will be clear to all
who consider the following
of Today
O Six out of every ten farms use one
c o r o r m ore; 6 7 % o f farm c a r
mileage is necessity driving.
»
O Automobiles and trucks form the
*o/e practicable means of transpor­
tation for w ar workers and war
m a te ria ls in m any comm unities
throughout America.
• M ore than 6 5 . 2 % o f a ll w ar
plants reporting in Michigan (a
typical w ar production state) depend
on trucks to haul their incoming and
outgoing freight.
O In » m e sections, 7 8 % to 100 To
of the workers drive by automobile
to vital w ar plants.
• Trucks haul nearly 10056 of the
milk supply of most large cities—
and 58 & of all livestock marketed
in the U. S.
O 2,314 U. S. cities, with a popu­
lation of 12,524,000, depend on
p r iv a te co r* for tra n sp o rta tio n ;
• Trucks are the sole transportation
system serving our 5 4 ,0 0 0 com­
munities not reached by railroads.
The automotive mechanic—the trained Chevrolet Victory
Service M a n - it the lifeguard of America’s millions of cars
°.?f. * 1
w c,l,• He,P him fo he,P You and America by getting a
skilled service check-up at regular intervals.
Oeeenwwv W
VICTORY SERVICE
A* SW "««* C'w w f
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on a ll m a k e s o f c a r s a n d t r u c k s