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W A N TE D
K A MBITS Stve
gas
and tires by buying^ yout
rabbit
fl'yer or old rabbit
M-iplcwood
Rabbi try. 4363 SW Vermont Phone
CH. 1030. Call between 8 a m. 8 p.
m.
Not after 8 p. m. Will pick
them up.
Amanda Nelson et ux to Peter R
Gieen et al, 5 acres sec 34 T3N R3W.
J. W. Holt et ux to Bu id el la H W il­
A LO H A ASSEMBLY OF GOD
liams ,lot 46 Virginia Place.
Albert Keelm et ux to Herbert A
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Keehn et ux part sec 6 TIS R1W.
Worship 11 a. m.
Suburban Develop. Co., Inc, to John
Young people 6 30 p. m.
Petroff Boyt et ux tract 45 Old
Evangelistic 7:45 p. m.
Meadow Farm.
o
Prayer and Bible study 7 45 p. m.
V G Dawson et ux to Eskil F Ling
! | Thuisday.
et ux lot 32 Millard A Van Schuyver
Tr.
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The Maccabees to Herbert R Lynch
AJ.OILY COM M UNITY
et ux lot 6 Evelyn.
B A P T IS T CHURCH
Herbert R Lynch et ux to Tenet
B. Marcus Godwin, pastor
Mtg Co. lot 6 Evelyn.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
S C Kurdy et ux to Eva M Massey
Morning worship at 11.
et al, 2 acres.
B. Y. P. U. 7 p. m.
Mark T Cox to C M LeValley et ux
Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Wednesday, property in Gaston.
W A N T E D -30 gal hot water tank.
A. Litvin. R3 Bx 22. Beaverton
W A N T E D Good cleaning woman, j
good wages, carfare, at Sylvan, i
AT. 5035, collect.
Twin bed springs, also
Phone Beaverton 2313.
W A N TE D
mattress
Real Estate Transfers
For Excellence in Investment
W ANTED
SWAN ISLAND Graveyard “ D" nite
Roamers Rest Nite, 10 pm Durham,
Tigard, Greenberg, Garden Home,
Sylvan, Swan Island, Otto Brock-
hans.
Phone Tigard 2477
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C
N
LaValMy
<•'
ux to John E
KEED V1LLE COM M UNITY
PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
Sunday School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto
George. Supt.
Worship Service 11 a. m.
Young People's C. E. 7 p m.
i Prayer Meeting and Bible study,
Thursday, 7 p. m.
Women's Miss So. 4th Thuisday of
each month, 2 p. m.
Harry Hampton, Student-Pastor
Blum et al. property in Gaston.
St 18 oi Ore to Orville A Tobey,
m M ISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE
*ots 13, 14, 15, 16, 36 A 37 Oak Park
subdi..
Laborers wanted at once.
TV....J stock picked up free of
Shcppeid Inv. Co to E Johnson et
charge anywhere.
Call ,
Immediate job placement!
al £ acres sec 13 T2S R2W.
collect.
UN. 1221; night call
Percy D Hillis to James Dwight
Apply week davs only.
CH. 2403 or UN. 0449 D E N LE Y j
Harleman et ux lot 3 blk 3 Pleasant-
JDERING 0 0 „ Portland.
HOD CARRIERS
view add Cornelius
AND
Ida Glaske et vir to Lawrence
HIDES *
\\OOI„ < \S< \RA—A l
Glaske et ux 60 acres sec 25 T IN
BUILDING LABORERS
specialty.
LEE BROS., 25 SW’
R2W.
Clay, Portland.
A tw ater 5334.
Union Local No. 296
Marie A Kirk et vir to W F Drahn
ROOM 215
B EAV ER TO N CHURCHES
I lots 2 A 15 blk 2 Sherwood Acres.
TOR TOW CAR call V E R M IL Y E I
! Wm Lampke et ux to Chas F Guy­
MOTOR CO. Phone Tigard 3381. j
LABOR TEMPLE
L U TH E R A N CHURCH
ton et ux .lot 4 blk 6 Sherwood.
SW 4th AT JEFFERSON
BEAVERTO N
W L Marsh et al to Clarence E
POULTRY HEADQUARTERS
Regular Lutheran services every
Sunday morning 11:30 in
Kiwanis McCulley et ux lot 12 Nichols add
Highest prices paid.
Ask about | ) Real Estate W anted
hall.
Lutherans of this vicinity and Garden Home.
our pick-up service.
KEAI. ESTATE W AN TED
others with no church
affiliations
H O Meachan to Théo H Olesen et
„
. PO U LTR Y A D A IR Y I
( inirh's y
In^i h y A. w mimet
Have buyer for two to five acres
ux, part sec 4 T3N R3W.
n o rth w e s t
pro d u cts co .
are urged to worship with us.
THE
MOST
YOU
CAN
BUY
IS
THE
LEAST
YOU
CAN
DO
Jack Meier et ux to Loren C Carl-
in Beaverton dist.
Also buyer for
232 SE Oak,
Portland Oregon I
Rev. E. W. Himrichs
sen. lot 16 Tract 3 Boulevard Hghts.
farm of 15 acres or more.
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EA. 5141
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M ARDEN INV. CO.
Chas Edgar Stone et ux to Roy
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
3256 NE Broadway. Portland, Or Noreen Allyn and- Miss Pearl Cooke.
Chain, part sec 1 T1S R5W.
L IB R A R Y NOTES
R Brick, Tile, Masonary
Masses 8:30 and 10:30 a. m.
GA. 1257 ________ _
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Headhunting in the Solomon Is-;
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Mrs. John E Ericson of Beaverton is lands by Caroline Mytinger, tells a 1
N A Z A R E N E CHURCH
Mrs. Allan Jarnagin of Craik. Saskat- fascinating story of an unorthodox
B e a v e rto n N e w s
W. P. KEEBAUGH, Pastor
chawan
She expects to stay until j expedition made by two young wo-
SEE YOUR D E A LE R
the last of February.
I men to sueh places as the Solomon . Sunday School 9 45 a. m.
Preaching Service 11 a. m.
JEAN CAMERON
Islands and New Britain in the terri-
C o lu m b ia Brick W orks
Young Peoples 6:30 p. m.
RE PO R TE R
Mrs H A Alexander is convalesc- tory of New Guinea, in the Southern
Evangelistic service 7:30 p, m.
ing at her home after returning last Pacific to paint portraits of the na-
1320 SE Water—Portland
Beaverton 2514
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week fiom the Portland San.tarium. live headhunters who inhabit these
Kilns at Orcsham-Sylvan-Salem
h ih
regions.
Miss Mytinger gives color-
B E TH E L
the
Burke
home
The ladies of the Kiwanis neld a I f ui pictures of exotic island life of,
A fire*destroyed
C O NG R EG ATIO N AL CIIUKCI1
Ion Allen avenue about 5:30 a m. tea at the home of Mrs. Jay Gibson jungles and plantations, of native!
P A IN T S
Willard B. Hall, Minister
(Monday morning.
Most of the furni- last Satuiday In honor of Mrs. Dew- customs, and villages.
IF YOU NEED
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
AN A LA R M CLOCK
l ture was saved.
The Beaverton fire ( ey Drorbaugh, wife of the new Ki-
It is an instructive
as well as
11
a.
m.
Worship.
Imlay’s Fresh
j departmentfwas called but the water wanis president.
There were about amusing story, to which Miss Mytin- !
See
6:30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship.
I froze as it was thrown on the flames 20 ladies present.
ger’s
excellent
portraits
of
the
black
Mixed Feeds
S M I T H
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I
Miss Janet Spencer has returned
Next Wednesday night will be la- natives add the final vivid touch.
FISHER THORSEN PAINTS
M
ETH
O
D
IST
CHURCH
The
Jew eler
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from a trip to San Francisco, Cal. dies night at the Kiwanis.
There
For quality, fair price and
Albert S. Hisey, D. D., Minister
C
H
R
IS
T
IA
N
SCIENCE
CHURCH
Bank
Bldg.
Beaverton
Marvin Myers who Is enrolled In will be pot luck dinner,
service
9:45 a. m.
Sunday School.
Truth is the subject of the Lesson-
the Army Reserve in the University
11 a. m. Preaching service.
A1 Jannsen returned home Thurs-1 Sermon in all Churches of Christ,
J. B. Imlays & Sons
of Oregon spent last week end at
W. S. C. S. meets Thursday.
I day from California and is much im- ■ Scientist, on Sunday, January 24.
To relieve
R K E D V ILLE
ALOHA. ORE i home l£~BMV«rton
All day meeting.
j proved in health.
The Golden Text is Teach me thy
Misery
of
Receiving congratulations on the i
, way O Lord; I will walk in thy
i PERSONALS
birth of a baby daughter Suzanne D , I Clarence Lai ond
left for Pearl ....................
truth: unite
my
heart
to
fear
thy
Liquid Tableta
..
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C H U R C H O F CH R IST
W IL L
CARE
FOR
Pre-School born Jan. 6 are Mr. and Mrs Robert Harbor last Thui sday where he has | namp , Ps H6:11)
Salve
G.
W.
Springer,
Pastor
a new position.
Among the citations which com­
children,
while mother works. G. Shepherd of Beaverton.
Nose Drops
Morning worship and preaching
I^>sson-Sei
mon is „ the fo l-: .service 9:45 a. m.
Beaverton 2729.
Cough Drops
•r.cw fo
.ic . entertained the
.. . . . . prise
. the
,
..
Topic Spiritual
Fisher
The proud parents of a baby i Mrs. Helen
club last Friday with dessert °w mg tout * e Bible.
Because I Q ,owth.
Following the sermon, the
Try
“
Kuo-My-Tism”—
daughter Donna M., horn January io Cheerio
FOR SA LE
1 1 Publ,sh thf name. of th* L°«Vd, Lord's supper will he observed,
\ Wonderful Uniment
luncheon and bridge.
are Mr. and Mrs Albert S Ellison.
ascribe ye greatness unto our God. He
BibIe g ^ , n a m.
_ ,
FOR SALE Light* furniture: dres-
Dinner guests at the home of Mrs j Speeding the week end with Mr. is the rock, his work is perfect: for
Christian Endeavor and teachers
U b ll | U I i oektt S2 SO: M C. McKercher Sunday evening I f " d Mrs B F Alexander was Mrs. al 1 his ways are judgment: a God of
truth and without iniquity, just and I*'a*n*nK 6.30 p. m.
chair $1 50.
A Litvin, R3 Bx 22, were Mr. and Mrs. John Prescott.
| Woody of Bellingham.
light is he (Deut. 32:3,4.)
Evening worship 7:30 p m
Beaverton, 1 blk E and 1 S off
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The Lesson-Sermon also includes
Midweek Bible sttulv Wed 8 p. m.
Spencer ave, on Farmington Rd.
Mr *nd Mrs. Ralph Nickerson are
KINTON
the following
correlative
passages M,s Springer is teaching the mid-
the parents of a son. David W , born
from the Christian Science textbook, week **rvlce in a ,!,udv of thc book
FOR SALE ( iood wood range, January 11.
The cold weather which hit our . Science and Health with Key to the of Revelation.
Everyone is wel-
Montague, Ivory and white, $50.
.
.
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: rome
Charlea I^aurens, son of Mr. and
Phone Beaverton 2411.
several
electric
pumps
out
of
com­
McChesney
Mis. Fred Mathis of
Spirit. Life. Truth, Love, combine as
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Headquarters for
mission and Sunday was a clay of one. and are the Scriptural names
FOR BA1 (B Dry Planer end* * i road, has joined the Navy and left thawing out water pipes.
WEST IIIL L S
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
for God . . .
Truth, spiritually
Blocks, cut in 1 ft and 18 inch, Monday for training,
L U TH E R A N CHURCH
and
discerned, is scientifically understood.
SW Canyon Rd neai Sylvan
lengths
Immediate
delivery. (
Mrs. Tom McHugh of McChesney I Mrs. D. J. Ward received word this It casts out error and heals the sick
HOME-COOKED
GOOD EATS
Werner J. Fritz, Pastor
Phone CH. 1542.
week that her son Herbert had bro­
Modern Fountain Service
Road, is 111 In a Portland hospital
3rd Sunday after Epiphany
ken the record for cable splicing at *P- 275),
' for Hot Weather Relief
WOOD Green 4 ft slab wood, no
January 2ith
Malcolm Clements Jr., son of Mr. I the Robertson Aviation school, Lam-
edgings, $7 per crd., delivered in 3 and Mrs. Malcolm Clements, cele belt Field. St. Louis
Sunday
School
9:45
a
m.
The record
L Y L E C. T A Y L O R
$20,750 Suit Filed
erd loads, only. C. J. Staser, !»•: brated his fifth birthday Tuesday, I was 12 minutss and his time was 11
Classes for all age groups.
Damages of $20,750 are asked in a
373, Carlton, Oregon.
OPEN
7 A M. to 9 P. M.
Morning service 11 a. m., Sermon
while in bed with the measles
I minutes.
personal injury action filed in circuit
W’hat the Church rieeds Today.
court
by
Donald
Simonson,
14,
FOR SALE WhNte Leghorn pul­
Mrs E P. Hedberg entertained the
Mrs. Charles Owens received some
A cordial welcome to everyone.
lets $150; Barred Rock $2.
God Tuesday Bridge club ut her home newspaper clippings from her broth through his guardian adliterry Myrtle
Broome, against W Potter and Jane
durds Hatchery, Newberg ,1730W.
Mrs. A M. Jannseni was a geust of er, John Van Horn telling of a foot Doe Potter, doing business as the
W O T SLOPE
Doy Gray held hall game John took part in July 4 g . aver statp dai
FOR SALE 4 ft Dry Slab (3 cord 1 the club and Mr
The complaint
C OMMUNITY ( III Ki ll
between
the
Army
and
the
Navy
on
■
lots) Write J. O. Johnson, Bx 584, | high score.
W. E. PEGG
U NITED P R E S B Y T E R IA N
I a cncket field somewhere in Austral-
» ° at ' ba< tb* bov' was injured
Carlton, Oregon.
M O R TIC IAN
school
at
the
Cedar
;
ta
There
was
a
picture
of
John
in
August
21.
1942,
when
be
.
"
.
a®
SW’ Gabel Lane
_________________________ There Is no
Beaverton. Oregon
Rev. H. A. Armitage, Pastor
cked_ o ff. a .t,uckload of baled
FOR SALE Hurhank Potatoes 2’s Mill grammar school, because of bad action nd his name was mentioned | i.nf
hay as the truck was moving under
jj
a. in. Service.
Subject "Till
|Estab, 1910- Serving 32 years
0 pcr cwl l - $3 pm <•" 1 Les I weathei. which caused broken pipes In the w t ite-up.
the Ross Island bridge.
He was Ho Comes
ter M Davies, R1 Bx 330 A B eav-' Receiving congratulations on the
The Red Croce sew ing club groups I helping to transport the hay to the i 6 30
m youth meeting Murray
PH O N E B EAVER TO N 3411
erton. Or
birth of i( daughter, Mary E . Dorn j will meet January 28.
Mis W. K e f defendants’ premists at the time, it is Rugsen ieafiing.
January 6, are Mr. and Mis. Robert fer will entertain the ladies near her asserted.
and the group
have
pajamas to
I W. Teschner.
make.
Mrs. O. T Murphy will have
| Mrs. Albert Htghbee, her mother. the group near Katpstein Cornets
(Shingle Tow)
Mis C. O Hanes of Haley. North meet at her home
Mrs. J H. Aten
Eor liiMiilatitMi— Poultry
U tter— ! Dakota, and Mrs Highbee’s sister. will have the Pleasant Valley group.
THE OLD JUÙGE S A Y S ...
U vcdock, Dog ti Uat Bedding— ! Mrs. Beulah Bele of Montana, at- Mrs. Albert Scott, president of the!
— Nursery Parking
1 tended the Hillsboro Business and Red Cross club announced she had 12
EAST ST. JOHNS SH IN G LE CO.
Professional Womens club last Fri surgical gowns and 8 suits to send to
1054)1 N. Portland Road
' day evening.
headquarters which were completed j
Portland, Oregon
tfN. 0670
Miss Wilmeth Truenhaeh enter this month.
tatned the teachers of the Oedai Mill
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Steele and
LOST & F O U N D
school at het home in Huber Tuesday I dau^htel Aulith of Munson, Wash .
Special guest was Mrs. i _f___
>pept ___ u ____
,.,,k v . i g it
in K Mrs Steeles
»ek old male Pig Re afternoon
.....
ward
Return to Charles Runes. | James Schuhan, who was presented j g[gteJ. Ml s j j j^pher
McMillan
ave.. Beaverton R 2, i with a lovely gift
The other guests
Brick & Building Tile
*. y o u c a n f)
èH ELPy
COLDS
666
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
Baled Cedar Shavings
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SHIPYARD PAINTERS
Feed Birds, Reminds
Humane Society Head
Feed birds, Harry Daniel president!
of the Oregon Humane society, re­
minds Oregonians
Hills around
Portland are crusted with snow and
feathered cieatuies are dependent
upon householders for food.
Experienced lor Steady Work
Rain or Shine
ALSO
Inexperienced M a y be Trained
Union Wages
FOR BETTER
FRYERS
A N D BROILERS
A •VitOdW.n |olo-R#a*U#d m p«ll«t
♦ orm
r o p 'd
growth
f* 0 d
ond
♦ • r
bottor hoolth
Por botto? p r o fit« from
APPLY
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I r t d t r i a a d fr y o r» o»à
PAINTERS’ UNION
Room 207 L abor Temple
bw .lt to *w pply g r o « ' * f § r * t l« r t
wsitK »K#
Portland
Too agio trotto« tolto«
TRIA N GLE
M IL L IN G C O .
iN X t llU U N M ST
o »«««
i vY ;
IM h I
RAMI
"Judjrr, I didn't realirr till the other ni^ht
r hen i ran aero« an article in the pa}ier
* sat a whale of a lot of tndu»tral alcohol
it.“ government needs for the war.”
"1 «hould say it doe*. Chet I understand
’
¡ aa erase distillers around the country are
;« ngatsxjt 240.00n.UX)Kallorsot tndiis-
" ’• alcohol this year for ammunition, tires.
and other things. I d say it’s mightv fortunate
these distilleries are available to do tin- job.
Otherwise, if we still had pn hibition. the
government would have had to spend mil-
hons of dollars and use up a lot of critical
rratmrls to build plants...to say nothing of
all the tin r it would take. It might have been
just another ca«e of ’ too little, too late’."
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