The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 06, 1942, Page Page 4, Image 4

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    Fridav, November 6, 1942
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paper, 'i t boosts for you.
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Program I uesday, Nov. 10
The Cedar Mill school : j planning1
a program to be given at the Grange
WEST HILLS
hall, Tuesday evening, November 10,
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Each room will put on a number of
SW Canyon Rd. near Sylvan
tne program and the P. T. A. w ill!
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
sell pio ar.d coffee.
23rd Sunday after Trinity
Proceeds will be used to improve |
Church School meets at 9 45 a. m.
the school, library.
Morning service II a. m.
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Sermon: Keeping Faith Alive.
Everyone welcome.
Hour» at Rationing Board
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The War Price and Rationing [
CHURCH OF CHRIST
, Board, wish to annouce location of
G. W. Springer, Pastor
(office at First and Hall Streets,!
Morning worship and preaching Beaverton, formerly the Beaverton
service 9:45 a. m.
Topic Tn<- . •• Lumber Co.
Office hours to the
dition of the Unredeemed, following ! public 10 a. m. to 3:30 p. m.
America* war industries neri
the sermon, the Lord's supper will be
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observed.
During the Civil war coffee was
Bible School class 11 a. rft.
very scarce and many persons used
Christian Endeavor 6:39 p. m.
the following substitute for coffee:
Evening worship 7:30, topic The Take sound ripe acorns, wash them j
Power and Knowledge of God.
Midweek Bible study and prayer while in the shell, dry them and i
service Wednesday 8 p. m. Topic The parch until they open, take the shell
off, roast with a little bacon fat, j
Church-school Teacher.
i and you will have a splendid cup of ,
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¡coffee.
Doesn’t sound so good—but : 6tt it back io war production
The Portland Chapter of the Ve­ I it nyght be worth trying.
-K e e p ’em firing—with junk!—
danta Society of America, will cele­
FIND THAT SCRAP
brate its 17th anniversary, Sunday,
7:45 p. m., in the Masonic Temple,
herd averaged 412 pounds of butter Corinthian Room, when Swami De-
fat per cow.
The Mellotts began vatnmnanda, Minister, will speak on
building their registered herd about The Religion for the Sick World.
four years ago.
There will be a special program, in­
DR. WILLIAM E. HINDS AND STAFF
Both their senior and, j-tnior herd cluding moving pictures (colored *
sires classified Very Good.
Other j and special music.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
cows classified rated 7 Very Good; 4
HILLSBORO, OREGON
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Good Plus; 5 Good and 1 Fair.
The
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOO
females averaged 83.4 in score or
W ill Conduct a R E C T A L C L IN IC employing new
slightly above Good Plus
Sunday School 10 a. m.
non-confining methods
Melba Ruth Melott, six-year-old
Worship 11 a. m.
granddaughter of the Melotts has
On
Nov.
9th
to
14th
inclusive at Di. Hinds Office in the
Young people 6:30 p. m.
four registered Jerseys.
One old
Commercial Building
Evangelistic 7:45 p. m.
enough for classification rated Very
Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m.
Good.
Dr. Lee R. Borg, Specialist of Los Angles,
Thursday.
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will be present
ALOHA COMMUNITY
Phone Hillsboro 861 for Appointment
BAPTIST CHURCH
B. Marcus Godwin, pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11.
B. Y. P. U. 7 p. m.
UNITED
Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Wednesday.
STATES
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BEAVERTON CHURCHES
NAZARENE CHURCH
W. P. KEEBAUGH, Pastor
BONDS
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
AND
Preaching Service 11 a. m.
Precious Metals that
Young Peoples 6:30 p. m.
STAMPS
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
Cannot
be Duplicated,
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so get your gifts NOW .
WF.ST SLOPE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
While stock is on hand.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Beads! ringing—Diamond Sett­
Gabel School, SW Gabel I-ane
ing—.Jewelry Repairing____
Fields Celebrate
Rev. H. A. Armitage, Pastor
Golden Wedding
11 a. m.
Tot>ic Supreme Loyalty.
6:30 p. m.
Youth meeting.
Anniversary at Aloha Home
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The golden wedding anniversary of
METHODIST CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. John Field brought a
Albert S. Hisey, D. D., Minister
group of friends together at the Ileld
MISSIONARY SUNDAY
home on Tuesday evening, October
9:45 a. m.
Sunday School.
AM. PRICES MODERATE
20 .
11 a. m. Preaching service.
Mr. and Mrs. Field were presented
W. S. C. S. meets Thursday.
5th Avenue Entrance
with an upholstered rocking chair,
All day meeting.
Main Floor
a table lamp, and other gifts by their
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friends, After punch and iced cakes
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
Portland
were served, the delightful old Eng­
Masses 8:30 and 10:30 a. m.
lish couple entertained their guests
with a few choice piano and vocal
numbers.
Jeanne Tuttle sang I
Love You Truly and George F. Gor­
don sang The Lost Chord, both ac­
companied by Mrs. Field at the piano.
Mr. Field was born in Whimbledon,
England, in 1863, and Mrs. Field was
horn in I-ondon in 1865.
They
came to America in 1909 and have
lived in this community for 23 years
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—THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO
THE FIGHT—
Funeral services were held Tues­
day at Hillsboro for August Desmet,
father of Mrs. H. L Susbauer of
Beaverton.
Wayne Stanley Thurman has joined
the navy.
St. Cecelia parish has now 52
young men in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of
Beaverton are parents of a daugh­
ter born O ct 26, at a Hillsboro hos­
pital.
The Beaver Social club is giving a
party November 7 at the Masonic
Temple.
The American Legion Post No. 124
will attend special services at Beth­
el Congregational church at 8 p. m.
November 6.
The speaker will be
Rev. John McGoon.
Mrs. Donald­
son will have charge of decorations
in the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Perkins at­
tended the Leedy Grange harvest
Cows officially classified Excellent
party at Tualatin Monday evening
are few and far between.
Above is
Mrs. Arthur Kolkenbeck was a shown Forward Bonny, a registered
hostess
Saturday afternoon for a Jersey classified Excellent owned by
stork shower held at her home in Mr. and Mrs. S. W Melott of Port­
honor of Mrs. Seigner of Westdale.
Mrs. Seigner received many lovely land, Oregon. The cow was bred by
In
gifts.
There were 11 guests present. J. J. Van Kleek of Beaverton.
University of Oregon fraternity rating the cow Excellent, Prof. D. L.
Theta Chi has pledged Louis Em­ Fourt, Moscow, Idaho, official clas­
sification Judge commended the cow
mons of Beaverton.
The Beaverton Garden club will upon her strong constitution, spring
hold their plant and shrub sale Sat­ of riba, symetrical and well-attached
urday, November 7th at Walker's udder.
Bonny is on official Herd Test for
Department store.
Last year the Melott
The Friendly Circle met at the production.
home of Mrs. A. Schultz Friday, Oc­
tober 23rd.
After a short business
ALOHA
meeting, the club pieced blocks for a
quilt.
The dining room table was
Pvt. Douglas Sampson and Alle-
beautifully arranged with yellow and gra Carpentef were married Octo­
bronze dahlias, w|th a centerpiece ber 10th at Flint, Michigan.
Doug­
of a birthday cake which was in hon­ las has been training for airplane
or of Mrs. M. C. McKercher and motor mechanic at the Buick Motor
Mrs. Cable.
There were 8 members Division at Flint, Mich.
present.
Guests were Miss Gladys
Van and Betty Svarverude of Port­
Wright and Mrs. J. B. Harrison. land and Mrs. J. B. Sutton of Eu­
Luncheon guests Wednesday of gene visited with Mrs. Kreller Sun­
Mrs. John Dobbins of Portland, were
day.
Mrs. Nelson Walker and Mrs. F. B.
June Norton visited in Seattle last
Cook.
Mrs. Derle Perkins attended the week.
Charlie Crone is in the hospital for
Grange conference held at Bend,
Oregon, Thursday and Friday of last treatments.
Copl. Denzil D. Scott has been
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schultz spent the transferred from Camp Claiborne,
Denzil is In
week end at Rockaway visiting their La,, to Marion, Ohio.
the 333rd Engineers.
daughter. Margaret.,
New residents in Beaverton are
Ethelene Crone visited friends and
Mr. and Mrs. James Schermann and 2 relatives in Washington last week.
children from Wathalla, N. D. They
Rev. Ralph Gorsline filled the pul­
arrived here a week ago 8unday.
pit at Aloha Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Gladys Wright returned to Mr. Gorsline is Mrs. Vincent's broth­
St. Louis after a ten days visit with er.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C,
Mrs. A1 Richards has as house
W right
guests her brother and sister in law
Mrs. M K. Emmons of Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olsen of San
visited Friday and Saturday at the Francisco.
home of the Vernon Amells.
A marriage license was issued at
Mrs. M. C. McKercher was pleas­ Hillsboro October 24 to George H.
antly surprised
Sunday evening Underwood, route 3, Beaverton, and
when friends from Portlsind sur­ Chloa Eliza Gee of Aloha.
prised her with a birthday party.
Rev. and Mrs. B. Marcus Godwin
She was given a handkerchief show­ moved October 30 to their, home in
er.
There were 12 guests.
Portland.
Mrs. A. E. Hansen entertained the
Mrs. B. M. Godwin was honored
Tuesday Bridge club last Monday at guest at a luncheon October 29 given
the home of Mrs. F. H. Schoene The at the home of Mrs. R. A. Montgom­
club met on Monday instead of Tues ery, Mrs. E. J. Thoms was assistant
day it being election day.
Brldga hostess.
Queen Esther Circle pre­
was played during the afternoon. sented Mrs. Godwin with a set of
Those present were Mrs. Jay Gibson, eight goblets of candlewick ware.
Mrs. Elmer Stipe, Mrs. Ruby Boyd.
Mel E. Hewins, route 3, box 1354,
Mrs. Helen Fisher, Mrs. R. R. Sum Beaverton, is new water district su­
mers, Miss Juliette Carter, Mrs. H. perintendent.
R. Melson, Mrs. A. M Jannsen and
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Mrs. E. Hedburg.
Mrs. Boyd won
BETHEL
the guest prize and Mrs. Hedburg the
C O N G R E G A T I O N \J. ( 111 |{( II
club prize.
Willard B. Hall, Minister
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pegg celebrat­
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
ed their fifty-first wedding anniver­
Swami Devatmananda
11 a. m.
Worship.
The minister!
sary last month.
Their two daugh­
will
speak
on
Thd
World
We
Want
ters, Mrs. Thesta Ethridge, Ix>s An­
Of the Vedanta Society
geles, and Mrs. T. D. Hughes, of San In observance of Armistice Day.
will speak
6:30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship.
Francisco, are now visiting them.
Sunday, 7:45 P. M.
8 p m.
An Armistice Sunday ser­
Mr. Hughes is also here.
The Beaver Social club will give a vice for the local American I-egion
Masonic Temple
The guest speaker will be
card party Sat. Nov. 7 in Masonic Post.
(Corinthian Room)
Temple.
Bridge, 500 and pinochle Rev. John L Magoon. District Chap
The Religion for the Sick World
will be played during the evening. lain of the American Legion for Ore­
gon.
The musio will be furnished
Refreshments, turkey door prize.
Seven
members
of
Beaverton by the Women's Auxiliary of Ameri­
Anniversary Celebration
Orange attended Pomona at Scholl* can Legion Post No. 1 of Portland,
Moving Pictures (cfclored)
Oregon.
on Wednesday of last week,
P h o n e B K . 1688
A ll W elcom e
Elwtn Wilson Nelson is now a
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corporal.
He ha* been attending
—GET IN THE SCRAP—
officers training school. He attend­
ed Beaverton schools.
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Every ton of iron and steel scrap
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salvaged saves two tons of Iron ore.
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one of our most precious national re­
source*. GET IN YOUR SCRAP.
Get in the
Announcement
FŒLVICTORY
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NOTICH
300 Walnut Picker* wanted, now
until Nov. 7—Scholls-Ferry Rd.
T o relieve
Misery of
666
COLDS
Liquid Tablet*
Salve
Nose Drops
(lough Drops
BUY
Watch Bands/
WAR
10 Per Cent Oii ALL
Bands L. W. DAY
NO
MORE
* / Time"
Service,
N0V6M66 R 1, 1942
"fo r ike D O W tQ N *
Try “ Kuo-My-Tlam”—
A Wonderful liniment
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
Headquarters for
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
HOME-COOKED GOOD EATS
Modem Fountain Servie#
for Hot Wrather Relief
Under New Management
LYLE C. TAYLOR
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In an emetgency, time may be had by calling "chief oper­
ator" and explaining the emergency.
Make only essential telephone calls—
be sure you call the right number— he
brief— answer the telephone promptly.
WAR WORK HAS THE TELEPHONE RIGHT-
OF-W AY.
West Coast Telephone Co.
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WANTED
300 Walnut Pickers
Men, Women and Children
NOW UNTIL NOVEMBER 7th
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This courtesy service must be dispensed with under pres
ent conditions in order to enable us to render more essential
•service to civilian and military telephone users.
We know-
all telephone subscribers will understand and approve this
measure
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Now that switchboards and all telephone facilities are
so heavily loaded it will be necessary for operators to dis-
conflne the practice of giving the correct time of day to sub­
scribers on request
Our "junior subscribers" have made
greatest use of this service to avoid school tardiness, etc.
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Scholls Ferry Road
South of Scholls
Franquette Hill- - - - - Easter & Johnson
Nutcroft- - - - - Groner Walnut Co.
Twin Springs - - - - Ed Wolschlegel
Mountainside Farm---- Brown & McClure
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