The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 05, 1943, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Fridav, November 5, 1943
BE A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Can Tomatoes for
School Lundies
Real Estate Transiers
A group of five ladies from the
Josephine Allen to Harry A Alex-
Aloha-Huber P. T. A. met in the ander et ux 2.985 acres Steel's add
NT CiCCHliA CHURCH
school recently and canned over 701 Beaverton.
Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
quarts of tomatoes to be used for
Clarence Vandehey et ux to Law-
school lunches Mrs. A. Schlaefli do- rence B Berg et al. kits 1 A 2 blk 20
Ml.(.KIM I.ITI1KRAN CHURCH nated the tomatoes.
The ladies also Beaverton
Box 097, Beaverton
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kltch*n
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helve?' (wa\hed ! Lawrence B Berg et ux to James
Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive
all the dishes and then enjoyed a F Bo d lot, j & / bllt 20 Beaverton,
(Synodical Conference)
delicious dinner.
In the group were , Lillian Darland to Wm P Miller et
Walter R. Buhl, Pastor
Mesdames Loar, Struger, Bergstrom,! ux part lot 3 hlk 26 Beaverton.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Englerth and Wooten.
Harry L Hudson et ux to Ray N
Divine Services 11 a. m.
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Carlson et ux N ‘v of lot 60 Beaverton
Reedville.
METHODIST CHURCH
Celebrate Anniversary
Albert S. Hisey, D. D.. Minister
Raymond N Carlson et ux to Chas
9.45 a. m.
Sunday School.
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A
Curtis et ux N'/fc of lot 60 Beaver-
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Medill, route 2,
11 a. m. Preaching service.
Beaverton, held open house Sunday ! ton Reedville
W. S. C. S. meets Wednesday.
D E Wallace et ux to Conrad Lud-
afternoon in honor of their golden
; wig et ux pt lot 3 blk 7 Metzger Acr
wedding anniversary.
WENT SCOPE
Mr. Medill and Mary Mills were ■ trs.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
married in Vinton. Ia., October 31,
Glen S Ehle et ux to Oscar S Mar­
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
They came west by wagon tin et ux lots A 1,2,3,4, blk 31 W Port­
SW Gabel Lane and Fairvlew Drive 1893.
train In the early 1900’s settling first land Hghts.
Rev. H. A. Armitage, pastor
in Montana and coming to Oregon 23
10:30 a. m., Unified Service.
Wm C Hewes et ux to Everett T j
years ago, living first in Cornelius Morgan et ux tract 9 Lombaid add
and then in Beaverton.
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
Beaverton.
They are the parents of two sons,
Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
S E Henderson et ux to Alma Kin-
James of Beaverton and Robert of
sell part sec 26 T2S R1W.
Eugene
and
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Mar­
BETHEA.
Allen E Meier et ux to Cornelia LI
vin Kline, also of Beaverton.
They
c o n g r e g a t io n a l c h u r c h
have six grandchildren and three Meier lots 11 & 12 A Meier Est add j
9.45 a. m.
Church School.
Beaverton.
great-grandchildren.
11 a. m.
Worship.
Ernest Erickson et al to Emily Lof-
6 30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship.
gren et vir part lot 173 Beaverton j
Marine Corps to Observe
Reedville Beaverton.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENR
First Fed Sav A Loan Assn to Law- j
SW First at Stott
168th Birthday Nov. 10th
rence Berg et ux part blk 9 Mazzei’a j
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
am plat Pleasant Home add Beaver- ‘
9:45 a. m.
Sunday School.
On Wednesday, November 10th, the ton.
11 a. m.
Morning worship.
Mabel I Raymond to Sigurd Peter­
630 p. m Young people’s hour United States Marine Corps will cele­
brate its 168th birthday.
A Corps son et ux part lot 4 Johnson est add
and junior meeting.
7:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic of Marines was created by a resolu­ Beaverton
tion of the Continental Congress on
Cassius Johnson et ux to L A Se-1
services.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Prayer November 10th, 1775. Since that date horn et ux part lot 60 Steel’s add j
many
thousands
of
men
have
borne
Beaverton.
and Bible study.
the name Marine.
John F Johnston et ux to Rudolph
The record of the corps is one Mueller et ux part lots 54 & 55 Beav-1
CHURCH OF CHRIST
which will bear comparison with that erton Reedville.
O. W. Springer, Pastor
Marguerite to Carl V. G. Brelin et
Morning worship 9:45 a. m. Topic of the most famous military organi­
zations in the world's history.
Dur­ ux N S of lot 5 North Tigardville add
Watchmen.
W H Sheeley et ux to John R. Gre- '
Following the sermon, the Lord's ing the greater part of its existence
the Marine Corps has been in action in et ux part blk 140 Johnson Est
supper will be observed.
Since the add Beaverton.
Bible School class session 11 a. m. againet the Nation's foes.
Battle of Trenton .marines have won
Thure S Mellin et ux to W H Shee­
C. E. 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Topic— foremost honors in war, and in the ley et ux lots 2 & 9 blk 4 Venns add
long eras of tranquility at home gene­ Beaverton .
There is Joy.
Midweek Bible study Wed. 8 p. m. ration after generation of marines
Freda Miller to J J McMahon 11.50
have grown gray on both hemis­ acres Sec 23 T1S R1W.
at the church.
pheres and in every corner of the
O J Tofte et ux to Otto A Lamb et
seven seas that our country and its ux lot 89 4 pt 88 3rd add Benz Park.
WENT I1IIJJ4
citizens might enjoy peace and se­
G. P. Fordney et ux to Earl E. j
LUTHERAN CHURCH
curity.
Fisher part lot 8 Steels add Beaver­
SW Canyon Rd., near Sylvan
In every battle and skirmish since ton.
Werner J. Frits, Minister
the birth of the corps marines have
John D Scrugg et ux to Lyle C
20th Trinity, Nov. 7
acquitted themselves with the great­ Taylor et ux lot 1 Lombard add Beav- !
S. S. 9:45 a. m.
est
distinction,
winning
new
honors
erton.
Divine Service 11 a. m.
Paul Holmes Gardner et ux to Ar­
Sermon:
Many Called but Few on each occasion until the term "ma­
rine'.'has come to signify all that Is thur L Behringer et ux tract 12 1st j
are Chosen.
highest In military efficiency and sol­ add Benz Park .
Welcome.
dierly virtue.
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Liu Biggi to Everett T Morgan et !
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ALOHA BAPTIST
ux lot 12 Lombard add to Beaverton.1
Beach in Town!
COMMUNITY CHURCH
William G Dickinson to Reuben E j
Grayden D. Loree, Pastor
C. J. Beach, Mrs. Beach and Laura Brown, et ux tract 3 Franklin Ave I
Sunday School 10 a. m. J. G. Vin­ after spending a glprious (vacation add to Beaverton.
Inez DeLashmutt to Otto F Mell-
with their daughter Dorothy and
cent, Supt.
family down at Seaside during the ecker part tract 54, Witch Hazel
Morning worship 11 a. m.
past month, are home again feeling Little Farms.
Sermon:
Wanted—Fishermen.
Wash Co to Wm H Hunter lots 3 4
One trip to the
Youth Fellowship 7 p. m. Gordon fine and dandy!
beach, when the tide was going out, blk 30 Beaverton.
Rydman, president.
Newton B Whitford et ux to L . F
they got a lot of big razor-back
Evening service 8 p. m.
clams. Oh Boy! next night the whole Humburg part lot 20 Lombaid add
S. i rnon The Light of the World.
gang went, also Kenneth the expert Beaverton.
KEEOVILLE COMMUNITY
Selma Lindahl to Alice Wright,
clam-dlgger of Seaside. They had
I’ Kl.SBYTBRIAN CHURCH
Sunuay School 10 a. m.
Mrs. Otto fried cams, clam soup, clam chowd­ part tract 39 Johnson Est add Beav­
er and clams on the half shell! So erton Reedville.
,
George, Supt.
If you want to see the guy who staid
Ida C Meats et vir to Vernon D
Worship Service 11 a. m.
on the Job for 14 years--the old corn Amell et ux lots 6 4 7 Hockens 3rd
Young People's C. E. 7 p. m.
If someone wants it. you
Human affection is not poured forth
Prayer Meeting and Bible study, grower from Nebraska with three add to Beaverton.
corn cobs hanging on the wall tor
Daniel Shaw et ux to Max E Block vainly, even though It meet no re­
Thursday, 7 p. m.
Love enriches the nature, en­ it with a classified ad.
good luck—you will find him at the lots 165, 166 4 167 Beaverton Reed turn.
larging, purifying, and elevating it.
old lUnd at corner East and Broad­ ville.
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
way, Beaverton.
N B Whitford
et ux to Ira H —Mary Baker Eddy.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
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Naught et ux pt lot 20 Lombard add
Worship 11 a. m.
Beaverton.
Young people 6:30 p. til.
Senior High Students May
Roy S Slack et ux to Eric Pantzer
Evangelistic 7:45 p. m.
Compete for $2,000 in Prizes et ux lot 12 Nichols add Garden
Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m.
Home.
Thursday.
Senior high school students will be
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Tell It with a want ad. It’s an ef­
Invited to compete for $2,000 In prizes j fective way.
Spends Leave at Home
in two new contests announced by j
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the National Graphic Arts Education
A
loaf
from an extension table or
T H E A
Second Lieutenant Garry Gordon association of New York City, spon- i any w.de board set on chair backs
Gallien of the medical administration sore of this event. Essays must be In 1 placed at either side of the bed
corps of the army has returned to their office by Dee 31 midnight.
International Printing
Ink, New ! makes a very good bed table for a
Camp Berkeley. Texas, after spend­
York
City,
is
offering
$1000
in prizes patient.
Admission 30 and 9c. tax included
ing a fifteen day furlough at the
for
the
best
essay
in
Printing
and a
Even. Show »tarts 7 P.M.; Mat. 2 P.M.
home of his parents Mr and Mrs. E.
Thirty thousand tons of steel are
H. Gallien of Raleigh Hills. Prior to Free Press, and Mergenthaler Lino­
entering the service. Lieutenant Gal- type Company, New- York City. $ 1,006 required per month to provide gaso­ Wed.-Thura.-Fii.-Sat, Nov. 5-tt—
HAPPY GO LUCKY
lien was a pre-medics student at the for the beet drawing depicting Free­ line containers used in the theatres
dom of the Prees.
of war operations.
In Technicolor
University of Portland.
i
Henry Aldrich Get» Glamour
He has completed courses In Red
Cross life course and an Instructors
Sun.-Mon.-Tue».. Nov. 7-9—
course In first aid and la now an In­
One of this year's “Ten Best"! Life
structor at Camp Barkeley.
AIK FORCE
Cartoon—The I .ant Round Iji, News
General Opening
TOILIND
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750 sq. ft. New Floor Space
Hundreds of new, novel & exciting
Toys, Games; Mechanical
Toys, Wagons, Toys to Ride,
Dolls Galore
Come it and Shop while Stocks are New
Fresh and Complete
W alker Dept. Store
ON BROADWAY, BEAVERTON
RITZ
can sell
Where did you
get
It ,
From a
Want Ad of course.
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Beaverton, Oregon
Will be Communications
Specialist
Private First Class Fred A. Karp
stein, 18, son of Mrs. Antonia Karp-
steln, route 1, Beaverton, has com­
pleted a course of instruction at the
field telephone school .Marins Base.
San Diego. Calif. The former Beav­
erton high school athlete has been a
Marine since last April.
He is now ready for assignment to
a combat unit aa a communications
specialist.
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Decorated with Air Medal
And Oak Leaf Cluster
It has been officially reported that
Captain Lewis F Parsons of Bomber
Squadron 487, Army Air Corps, has
been decorated with the Atr Medal
and Oak I-eaf Clutter for merltortoua
service In bombing raids over Sicily
This young hero's father is John E
Parsons, well known in Beaverton as
Senior Vice Commander of Beaverton
Camp No 31. United Spanish War
Veterans.
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Retained as Instructor
At Fort Myers
Fort Myers. F la , Oct. 2» Sgt Wtl- j
liam Andrews, son of Mrs. Fern An
drew«, route 2, box 335, Beaverton
Oregon. who was graduated this
week from the Army Air Forces Flex
ible Gunnery School at Fort Myers. |
Fla., will be retained as an Instmc
tor at the school.
He was selected because of hie
high standing In the class and hts
natural qualities of leadership which
were observed by the officers here
during the course of instruction. He !
will now join one of the squadron
hereaa an instructor on one of the
many ranges In this school
Beaverton
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Beaverton
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
AND
ACROSS FROM GRADE SCHOOL
INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP SUNDAY
Morning Worship
Evangelistic Service
Enjoy Friendly A tm osp h ère...................................
Spettai
Alexander Barn
on Highway
Sym ptom » of Distress Arising from
Built Ins o f A ll Kinds
Sunday School
9 45 a. m.
Young People 4 Jun 6 30 p m
at Beaverton
for Future Reference
11 a m.
7 30 p m
Singing
"I was glad when they said unto me Let us go Into the House of
the Lord"
LEONARD C. JOHNSON. Psatnr
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Range small, coal & wood. prac. new, 1 Ice Box, good
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1x8, common, new. Fruit Jars, Household Articles,
Farm Machinery.
W ill
handle all farm sales
Bring Articles in by Noon Saturda
Sale Every Saturday at 1 P.
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BR. 6135, Pc