The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 15, 1943, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Friilav, October 15, 1943
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Dance Fiesta Set
For Hospital Vets
T w o E xam inations
T o be Held N ovem ber 6
N ow O rderly in H ospital
W ill R ogers Field, Okla., Oct. 15—
T he prom otion o f R obert Leon Swope
| from the
rank o f
technician
5th
I grade to the tank o f tich n icia n 4th
grade, has been announced by Col.
Bernard S. Thom pson, com m anding
o ffic e r o f this
United A rm y Air
I F orce bom bardm ent base.
T-4th Cr. Swope was form erly a
resident o f Aloha, Oregon, and is the
son o f Mrs
K atherine M
Swope,
Aloha, Oregon.
He has been on duty at W ill R o g -
e d I ield since January 30, 1942, as
a ward orderly in the hospital.
j
T w o exam inations to be held Nov.
16 have been an nou n ced by the Civil
( 111 K t 'll O F T H F N A Z A K E N K
j Service B oard o f P ortla n d —T ypist
i
SW F irst at Stott
A three-night dance fiesta fo r bene- Clerk and K ey P unch O perators. Sal
L eonard C. Johnson, P astor
fit o f w ounded veterans at B ain es ar*e8 range from $132 to $157 per
9 45 a. m.
Sunday Schol A class
hospital will be staged at the new | M onth.
A pplican ts must be 18 years
for You.
P a.ais R oyale, 21st and W est B u r n -! °*d-
>r
11 a. m. M orning w orship. Rev. H
side in Portland, Thursday, Friday, i
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s p .lm q u is t
preaching.
S u b je c t -
and Saturday, O ctober 14, 15 and 16. Doerner Placed
c o m in g o f the C om forter.
F ifteen per cent o f the proceeds are
T n rro»do R a ««
Service
7 30 p. m.
E vangelistic
to g o to the hospital fund fo r the dl-
1 o r P e a o D ase
R ev P aimqui8t 8peaking.
S u bject­
rect purchase o f item s that will add j
« w ise f'hnire
to the co m fo rt o f these veterans.
Lieutenant (j g ) W illiam A. D oer-
There wiii be evangelistic services’
G o v e in o r Snell is scheduled to o ffi- ' " er *■ now 8‘ a ‘ *oned at a southwest
each night next week at 7:30 w ith !
ci i !v open tiie w eek-end
program P a cific torpedo
base, a ccord in g to
the exception o f Saturdays.
An or­
" ,..... received by h i. parents M, u d
St. M ary’ s o f the Valley
iginal poem com posed by Rev. Pa.m -
T hree Portland girl war w orkers ■',IS A im m M
DoarMT, M06 BW
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: quist will be given in each service.
w ill be honored at the dances. Jean- | T r° y
He wa» hom e on leave
Last week
the students o f
S t '
are invitfced
thege
„ervicei|
nine Christensen, origin ator o f the ! earlier in the summer,
Mary s o the V alley organized tw o which continue until Gct 24.
national non-absentee m ovem ent, "N o
A graduate o f L incoln high school. hasketba 1 team s. B etty N osack was
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W
ork —
No W
o o ” , will
for i he took his indoctrination at Cornel!
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...... be
— thanked
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, chosen captain.
The guards o f the
C H I RITI OF C H R IS T
her contribution to the war e ffo rt by O rlv o n StaYe r o H ^ ^ m
m flr8t team a ,e Helen M aschlno. Shir- |
M arilyn
Caron Oregon State college In 1942.
V
m
a a *7 m
i , V u
w
Springer, Pastor
G overn or
Snell
H e took his naval training at the J L . J ? .
; M orn ‘ n* w or» hiP 9 45 a m. T opic
Miss Shipbuilder o f ’ Am erica, and
Cioè Danek, Miss W elderette o f Am San D iego torpedo sch ool and at the
7 “ "* ’
f ’o rty Days o f F eíiow .h ip with Christ.
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F ollow ing the sermon, the L ord’s
erica, will be Introduced by the g ov - | torpedo station at^N ewport, R . I.
o f the second team are Betty Lou
wiU be observed.
1 Bernai ds P atricia Barron and B etty
Bjble S ch oo, cla88 8ession n a m
M odern music by tw o bands, the Y outh Meet Postoned
Claire Hand; the forw ards, R osem ary
C. E. 6:30 p. m.
A lbina H ellcats and S h u rtleff’s Ma-
v
! R oos, L ois Boyce, Carolyn Sadler,
E vening worship, serm on by pas­
p
strns
w i ill
ll h
p f featured.
pfltnrprl
T
p h
nnHa
^
estros,
w
he
T h he
hands
Betty
Jean
G race,
and
R osalita tor. 7:30 p. m.
will alternate at h alf hour intervals, i
r
T opic- -G ood and • F aithful Service.
The
annual
con
vention
o
f
the
Ore-
I
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;
,
Yes, it will be a big w eek in Port-
1
,
h
nw tim e rinneora uttor 8 °n Christian E ndeavor union, w hich . ul n*f he week, the students o f
S " d;
lnveri n n ,f ^nHer'n
I was to have been conducted in R ose- ‘ he academ y form ed a L iving R osa ry ; P IL G R IM L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
f ' ' ' ! **1 °*
burg from O ctober 14 to 17. inclusive, a" d , P" ° C» »
‘ A c2]aplaln’ * e„V
B ox 697, B eaverton
i n
- f i n ' s m i st i
n t lf n l hull
nn
t
was poatponed Indefinitely Tuesday
' ' war
‘ ‘ V ' n’
P , maJc h e d .to
F arm ington R d. at Menlo Drive
the
thf hnv. ! „
at request o f the state
board o f the Lourdes G rotto
A fter finish in g
(S yn odical C on feren ce)
the benefit o f the boys w ho took it .
...
the rosary and singing a hymn the
W alter R. Buhl, P astor
t°o daneehm
m 'ght * fr6e
The request w a , intended solely as ? ‘ rl8 a* a i" represented a rosary a s 1 Sunday School 10 a. m.
a preventative m easure against any * ey ™arched to chapel for Benedic-
Divine Services 11 a. m.
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tion. The appeal was for peace.
possible spread o f disease.
Mrs.
Leonard
B
arrett
organized
her
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K IN T O N
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.ballet classes in the auditorium W ed-
M E T H O D IST C H U RCH
C i OU|nesday
Bernadlne Smith
44 and
A lbert S. Hisey, D. D , M inister
The com m ittee selling war bonds in place your wish in the W ant * Ads.
R ita Schneider '44 furnished the m u­
9:45 a. m.
Sunday School.
K inton finished their drive Saturday j
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sic.
11 a. m. P reachin g service.
with a total o f $6720 worth o f Bonds p
c
T he student body met W ednesday
W . S. C. S. m eets W ednesday.
old.
Besides th is the K inton school ^
to plan social activities and to or­
old $31 o f war savings stam ps Iasi I n S e r v i c e
ganize a Student B ody Council. The
W E ST SLO PE
week.
Most o f the pupils e it h e r '
,
...
C O M M M T V ( il l R ( il
bought bonds o r five dollars worth o f
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph M ohr o f Mult- i . T A '
officers,
class
presidents
and
another
U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
ir stnmps so the school was dl*- j nomah, form erly o f H illsboro, have
representative from each class.
SW Gabel Lane and F airview Drive
lissed Tuesday m orning so the p u -lfo u r sons in the s e r v lc e H
R ev. H. A. A rm itage, pastor
n:ls could attend the bond show at
Ensign H erbert A. M ohr has recent-
,
ii
l
10:30 a. m., U nified Service.
Beaverton.
1 ly received his com m ission and is in A i a r d e n H o m e v j i r l
I
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E llig .r of As- |he civil engineering corp s attached
, .
.
. .
, A
, to the 12th naval con stru ction bat-
ton a , spent several days last week . ..
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visiting Mr. and Mrs. John W iniger JLl ° n’ EBna|„„n Mohi” h«H°ius» snent^.i
Me.
Ensign M ohr has just spent a
Mrs. W O. Hansen and children leave wlth hia w li e and daughter
went to Bonneville last Tuesday to and his parents at M ultnomah.
attend a birthday party at the hom e
Other M ohr boys serving in the
o f Mrs. J. Rusher
The party was In navy are Alvin, D elm ar and Irvin.
honor o f Billy H ansen and three o th -1 ___
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or children born at a Portland hospl- T igard Men Arrive
tal a year ago and w hose m oth er, A | T ra in jng Center
were in the same ward.
Mr. and Mrs Elw ood W ilson are
the prmid parents o f a 9 4 pound boy
born M onday m orning in Portland.
spent
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ludw ig
the past week at the coast.
H unters from this com m unity that
are in the w oods look in g for their
winters meat supply are:
S. H.
P om eroy, Ed Hansen, R ich ard Teufel,
R obert T eufel, W ald o Flint, R obert
P om eroy, E verett W right, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul R outwell and Ira Mullen-
berg.
I ! ARKY E A R L B AR TLE TT
Funeral services were held Tuesday
at F inley's R ose Ciiapel fo r H arry
Earl Bartlett o f route
6, box 968,
who died Oct. 10.
F ather o f Virgil
E Bartlett. M arian R ohleder, M aggie
Schm itz, Louise
Finzer,
P ortlan d;
brother o f R . R. Bartlett, Astoria.
C om m itm ent Crescent G rove cem e­
tery.
RITZ
T H E A T R E
Beaverton, Oregon
A dm ission 30 and 9c, tax Included
Even. Show starts 7 P.M .; Mat. 2 I’ .M.
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rh a ra .-F rt.-S u U ,
Oet.
i:t-i8—
A
GREAT PERFORM ANCE
By Lionel B arrym ore
T E N N E S S E E JOH NSON
Feature No. 2 and new sreel—
IIIG II E X P L O S IV E S
Sun.-Mon.-Tue»., Oct. 17-19
C olm an and (¡arson in
RANDOM H ARVEST
Also Cartoon, Barnyard B lackout and
Newsreel.
fo r Future
R eference
M arries U. S. Marine
W E ST IIIIJ-S
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L U T H E R A N C H U R CH
w h i,e
gladioli, delphinium s an d ,
SW C anyon R d., near Sylvan
dah„ na decorated the home o f Mr.
W erner J. Fritz, M inister
Rnd Mr9 W llliam j . Sm an at Garden ’
O ctober 17
H om e for the m arriage on Sunday !
S. S. 9:45 a. m.
afternoon, Septem ber
26, o f their
M orning Service 11 a m.
daughter, Miss M arjorie Jeanne Flint I
Serm on T h e C ty o f T he Heart
to S-Sgt. Jack Marquis Bushnell, U. j Open H ouse for the public 4 to 5
S. M. C., son o f
Mrs. W innifred i p. m.
Bushnell o f Portland.
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The Rev. J. A. R ippey read the ser­
A LO H A A S S E M B L Y O F GO D
vice at 3 o ’clock in fron t o f the fire­
Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
j Farrmgut, Idaho. Oct. 15 A num- place In the living room , w hich was
| W orship 11 a. m.
I ^
o f TlKHrd men reported this week lighted by candles.
Mr. Small gave
Y oung people 6:30 p. m.
at this second largest U. S. Naval the bride in m arriage,
E van gelistic 7:45 p. m.
T raining Station fo r training prelim- ' The bride wore a traveling costum e,
P rayer and B ible study 7:45 p. m.
inary to b ecom ing a m em ber o f the a w ool suit in m ilitary
blue with
Thursday.
fighting fleet.
squirrel trim and
blue accessories
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These new recruits will be given an and an orchild corsage.
She was a t-i
R E E D V IL L E C O M M U N IT Y
intensive training program that will tended by Mrs. Ja ck
Hamill.
PR..SBYTEUIAN CHURCH
| Include
physical
fitness,
various
Mr. M aurice E dson
B urke o f San
Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
Mrs. Otto
phases o f seam anship and actual ex- F runcisco was best man.
George. Supt.
i perience with boats on beautiful
An inform al reception follow ed the
W orsh ip S ervice 11 a. m.
I^ake Pend Oreille.
cerem ony.
Mrs.
R obert A.
L ow
Y ou n g P eop le’s C. E. 7 p. m.
These new T igard recruits
are: poured and Mrs. M. E. Allen assist­
P rayer M eeting and Bible stuf y,
J ack R olan d Quick, husband o f Mrs. ed in serving.
Thursday. 7 p. m.
Mary
N ora
Quick, 112 H olliday
On their return N ovem ber 1 from a
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Drive, Seaside, Ore., and son o f Mr w edding trip to Seattle and coast
ST. C E C E L IA C H U R CH
Livings- ! points, Sgt. and Mrs. Bushnell will be
and Mrs. Merle Quick, 322
M asses 8 and 10 a. m.
G raham at hom e in B rem erton.
toh Ave., Des Moines, la.,
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Stewart Young, husband o f M is. Car­
ol Y oung, Tigard.
‘Z 't f a r t t i n d
M ultnom ah C ounty T ax
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Y ou can alw ays
you use a -«an t ad.
dispose if it, if
Beaverton Revival
Continues
AT
Church bf the Nazarene
c \ ?sn r"
F IR S T A T S T O T T STS.
H. S. PALMQUIST
P O E T -E V A N G E L IS T
S E R V IC E S S U N D A Y :
11 a. m.— "C om in g o f the C om forter"
7:30 p. m .—"A W ise C h oice".
Services E ach night at 7:30
(E xcep t Saturdays)
L E O N A R D C. JOH N SON , P astor
GREYHOUND COFFEE SHOP
H eadquarters
Listen to your
for
O R E G O N M O TO R ST AG ES
and
H O M E -C O O K E D G O O D E A T S
L Y L E C. T A Y L O R
O P E N 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Only Lunches Served on Sunday
Attention Chevrolet Owners
F O R P R O M P T A N D E F F IC IE N T
Chevrolet Service and Parts
Tires and Tubes
AND
(¡rad es 1 or 3— Most Sizes
A. B. Smith Chevrolet Co.
W est Burnside at 13th Ave.
Portland
A T . 5161
"A G R E A T PI^ACE TO B U Y ”
Beaverton
Sale Auction
Thurs.-Fri.-SaL, Oct. 14-15-16
B arnes H o s p ita l B e n e fit
2 M odern Dance Bands
A L B IN A H E L L C A T S
G eorge S hurtleff’ s M asters o f Sweet Music
A M O N G T H E A T T R A C T IO N S W IL L BE
Gov. Snell and Many Notables
Alexander Barn
conscience
on Highway
before you take the ,.Ja
m
Will Sell Every Thing—Furni­
ture,
2 1 s t and W . B u rn sid e
O F T IIE Y E A R
"s
AT
The Palais Royale
Invites you to the
B IG G E S T D A N C E A T T R A C T IO N
W OO D S A W IN G
W. E. PEGG
W A N T E D One hand feed cutter
Call I.andingtmm, T igard 3383 . 37 ^
Grand Openinq
PORTLAND'S SELECT BALLROOM
Sutherland & M ott
a
III
C A L L C H E R R Y 2494
A LO H A B A P T IS T
O R C H E R R Y 9087
COMMUNI rV C H U R CH
M
l
8019
SW
S7th Ave.,
Multnomuh IJJ
G rayden D. L ore«, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m
J. G. Vin- :ili=lll=ill=IU=lil5lll=HI5lll5lll=lll=lll=HI5lll3
cent pastor.
W orship 11 a. m.
R ev. E dw ard B-
Payne, a returned m issionary, will
8Peal1 at bot0 m orning and evening
services.
Youth Fellowship 7 p. m. G ordon
M O R T IC IA N
P ^ d en t.
B
eaverton,
O regon
E v m ng service^ p. m.
Estab. 1910 Serving 33 years
PIIO N E B E A V E R T O N 3411
Y our hom e tow n paper is only $1
a yea.r
Subscribe now.
%
F O R SA L E
R easonable W ood
and Coal Heater, In good condttion
T. Saddler, 4 mi South o f Lone
Oak. H unzlcker Rd. Tigard.
37 !
ih
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R ecords Show Decrease
All past records in property tax
Impartial invcstiijators
collection s
in
M ultnom ah
cou n ty
h a v e fo u n d v i 'a m i n
T O O L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y were broken in the tax year ending
C alcium Pantothenate
o f Kimt value in chan c­
August 15, w h en a total o f $18,496,534
TRUCK DRIVER foi daltrary Mr or an umount approxim atin g 108.18
ing gray hair, where a
deficiency o l tins vita-
vice.
Francis R ios. Hillsdale A T
per cent o f the current 1942-43 roll
nun
may have caused
7309.
37
gray or graying hair.
o f $17,097,801 77, w as collected in cu r­
For example, one tC3t conducted by C.ond
rent and delinquent taxes, it w as an-
...
.,
H ou -c’i.'cping mncaz.nc on a number of people,
F O R S A L E - One milk cow , one nounced recently by S h eriff M artin ,h o « c d
; of thoee t. led (ali ages were m-
h eifer 14 m o old, D avenport and T . Pratt.
eluded) had positive evidence o i a return ot
chair, newly covered. Call B eaver­
Current collection s totaled $16,158,-i some hair color,
r, , »Vs«
j _ njj u | ftn
nan qri
N ow thousands u?e GRAYVITA, which con*
ton 3468
37 tun
180 fo r the year In addition. $2.338.354 laina 10 mRm
Calcium P » n v a t e (the
was c> ifc tM
in (Ulinquent iaxi
n > tesi
i
i >
W A N T B D rW tori A W alnutPftek
JJ* trho
.o l
1 ' 1 .. f ,
n s W ill pick up in trucks
Call
Tax bills for 1943-44 property ta x -'
m, v ,Lke in ,»,e w .y/.,u '^.k
T igard 3515 John J. Bushnell
37 p" wil1 hp ready O ctober 15 and will 30 day tupply. >1 50
iou day supply Si oo
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be m ailed to property ow ners
tm-
F O R S A L E One Jersey Cow, 4 m ediately
thereafter.
The
first
yrs o ld — T. B A A B tested. 2nd quarter will be due on or before N o­
Pnene, writ« or «.all at
ca lf due In April. Up B onita R oad vem ber 15
The usuiU 3 per cent
to new Salem H lway, sign on road, j rebate will be given on all full-year
also rabbits and hutches cheap 37 paym ents made b efore N ovem ber 15.
Beaverton Pharm acy
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W A N T E D Baby B*d 6 year size
Beaverton, Oregon
Turn war stam ps into Bonds
T lg a r6 8863
3T
=11151« M tglUcm EUiSIIISHiaBBUBW W
IM
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BIVI H E :.
C O N G R E G A T IO N .IL C H IK C II
s 45 a. m.
C burcn ScLooi.
11 a. in.
W oish ip
6 30 p. ni.
P ilgrim Fellow snip.
Farm Implements, etc.
t
A furlough ¡8 not tmich good to a soldier
unless he can visit home. And vital *ar
business may be delayed if war plant e\*
perts can't get on the train. All train« are
full, so please don't make unneevssary
trips. Before you plan a train tri|s liateu
to your conscience!
S-P
The friendlv
Southern Pacific
A di rine» retrm u irin t rr./uirrd f o t S. P. coa ch tpacO
Bring Articles in
by Saturday Morning
Sale Starts
1 P. M.
FRANK ULRICH Auctioneer