FOR SALE — 1-8 ft dining table, 1 twin size iron bed and springs, 1 small wood heater, all for $20. 1st house west of cannery on Farm­ ington Rd., Mrs. D. A .Shearer. Beaverton. 44 --------------,_ V ---------------- - FOR RENT - Large Bedroom, J. E. Ericson, 4th A Main, Beaverton 4s METHODIST CHURCH Albeit S. Histy, D. D . Minister 9 45 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Preaching service. W. S. C. S. meets Wednesday. R E T H fcl. CONGREGATIONAL, church 9 45 a. m. Church School. 11 a. m. Worship. 6 30 p. m. Pilgrim Fellownhlp. FOR SALE- -Wicker Baby Car ­ riage, excellent condition, steel springs, also baby crib. Phone Beaverton 3691. 44 ST. CECELIA CHURCH Masses 8:25 and 10:25 a. m. * LOST Glasses Nov. 24, on bus to Portland, Reward. Mrs. R. B. Day, Beaverton, Rt 3, Bx 103 #44 REEOV1IJ.E COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto George, Supt. Woiship Service 11 a. rn. Young People’s C. E. 7 p. m. Prayer Meeting and Bible study, Thursday, 7 p. m. FOR SALE- 16 in Green Block & Slab, mixed, $10 per cord in 2 cord loads. Reuben Johnson, Newberg. Star Rt. Phone 193J 44-46 FOR SALE—A few choice Filbert trees still available, also shrubs for landscaping. See L. A. Webb. Camelia Land Nursery., Tigard 44 ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday School 10 a. m. Worship 11 a. m. Young people 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic 7:45 p. m. Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m. Thursday. WANTED—Dump Truck Tigard 2*46. Driver. 44 FOR SALE—Small house & lot 50x100, near Red Rock Dairy, Ti­ gard. Phone Beaverton 2715 or write Bx 340 Beaverton. 44-46 LUTHERAN CHURCH The Bible Church Box 697, Beaverton Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive Walter R. Buhl, Pastor Sunday School 10 a. m. Divine Services 11 a. m. Sunday evening services, 1st Sun­ day of each month 7:30 p. m. ALOHA NEW S Gospel services Sunday evening 8 p. m. Sunday Nov. 28 Rev. H. A. Armlt- nge, pastor of Valley Community church. THE V.ALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 4110 SW Gabel Lane Rev. H. A. Armitage, pastor 10:30 a .m. The Rev. Ralph R. Haw­ thorne will be our preacher. 6:45 p. m. Youth meeting. WEST llflJ.S LUTHERAN CHURCH SW Canyon Rd., near Sylvan Werner J. Fritz, Minister 2nd Sunday in Advent S. S. 9:45 a. m. Divine Service 11 a. m. Sermon: Watch and Pray. Every one welcome. CHURCH OF CHRIST ( Ill HUH OF THE NAZARKNE 459 SW First Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor 9 IS a. m. Sunday School. Mrs. O. A. Hnrkness Supt. 11 a. m. Morning worship, pastor preaching. 6:30 p. m. Young People’s meeting Frieda Inman, president. Junior meeting — hand work, Bilile stories, etc. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service, Song service. Wednesday 7:30. Prayer and Bible study. Writes $1,000,000 worth Of Insurance This Year — V --------- -------- Fruit, Nut. Flowering and Shade Tr«*o«, K»ise*, Berry Planta Shrub«, etc. Send for new fnil and aprlng cata­ log Fall planting start* In Novem­ ber. Tulip bulbs are planted now, folder on request. Tualatin V alley Nnrseries Sherwood. Oregon Save 20 to 25% on your RITZ T H E A T R E CHEVROLET Service and Parts AND TIRES and TURES tirade« I or S—Mart Mice« A.B.Smith Chevrolet Co. W . Burnside at 13th Ave. Portland AT. 5161 ■ A GREAT PEACE TO BUT" T o Some Lucky Fellow Complete With Lights, Switches, Extra Equipment Galore; Couples and Uncoup­ les and Backs Up Beginning Saturday, Dec. 4 and Through To Dec. 24 Each Adult Entering W A L K E R ’S D E P A R T M E N T STORE will Be Given One FREE Chance— No Limit to Amount of Chances — Each Time an Adult enters the store he will be given One FREE Chance on the Grand Electric Train on Display in the window.Drawing will be 12 Noon, December 24, Christmas Eve. Shop W ALKERS Now Store Chuck Full ol Fresh, New, Appealing Gifts For Every Member of the Family Beaverton, Oregon W ALK ER S DEPARTMENT STORE On Broadway Beaverton Admission 30 and 9c, tax included E v en . S h o w s t a r t s 7 l ’ .M .; M at. 2 l ’ .M. W ed., T h u rs., Fri., Sat., D ec. 1-4— M A N F K O M M USIU M O U N T A IN Honor Roll Volunteers On the honor roll of volunteers on the Washington county blood donors committees records are the following Feature 2, lla rrig a n ’s Kid from Beaverton: Sun.-Mon.-Tues., Dee. 5-7— Freda Amell, Daisy Anderson 2 times, Sister M. Andre, Thelma Bain- T H E HUM AN CO M ED Y ter, 3 Hazel Becker, 2, Charles Bed- ( a r i n o l i — M ick e y ’s B irth d a y Party- well, 2, Emma Lee Bleakman, Percy Bleakman, Bertha pohn, Sister M. Cut this out for Future Reference Boniface, Gladys Burke, Elsie Buss. Hazel Byfield 2, Rhoda Candeaux, ! Sister M. Casper, Irma Christiansen, Kathleen Classen, Rosa B. Connell, Sister M. Consolata. Sister M. Cres- centia, Frances Cridder, 2,Bertha W. E. PEGG Dickinson, 2. MORTICIAN Gladys Doern 2, Ethel Doyle 3, Le­ ona Drew, Mae Dreyer 2, Florence Beaverton, Oregon Est ah 1910 Serving 33 vents Drorbaugh, Gertrude Durrtel, Agnes l-IIONE BEAVERTON 3411 Eaton 2, Karne Engehretson 3, Sis­ ter M. Eugenia, Alyce Fairweather 5, Lillian Gilham, Mabel Ooyt, Laura Grauer, Erma Hansen 2. Irene H:\rk- ness. Stella Heinrich 2, Clara Hilder- brand 6, Evelyn Hohnstein, Marvel Holme* 2, Frances Horning 3. Sister M Hugh. Ruby Jannsen. FIRE INSURANCE COSTS Ethel Johnson, Merna Kingsley 2, Hazel Kuiken, Edna Manges 2, Sister 160 Donors Nov. 19 M. Marcella, Sister M. Marietta, Daisy Masters 2, Mable McGee 2, Eth­ At Hillsboro el McGee, 2, Ethel McGlassen, Hel- The Beaverton canteen group un- ma McKercher, Mildred McQuaw 2, • der the direction of Mrs. Norton Peck Emma Meier, Sister M. Michael, Elsie prepared and served refreshments for Nault, 2, Elizabeth O'Meara, Mary 160 donors and the medical staff on O'Meara 2, Ruth Pace 2, Sister M. | November 29th at Hillsboro Mobile Pei petua, Midget Petrovich, Winifred , blood bank. Their delicious hot Petrovich, Coletta Rasmussen 2, ' soup and coffee made a decided hit Grace Savage 2, Bertha Sehallberger, i with everyone. Those who served Olga Schuman, Dorothy Schwartz, were Mrs. Ellen Johnson, Mrs. Cleta Clara Scruggs 3, Esther Selden, Roy . Berst, Mrs. Chas. Hunter, Mrs Ar­ Selden 2. Mary Senz, Bonita Smith, thur Person, and Mrs. Norton Peck, Blanche Sorbets, Lena Steele 2, Dora i Mrs. F. Abendroth, county plasma Stipe 2, Betty Stone 2, Bernice Stray- chairman, has appointed lieutenants cr 2, Antoinette Swecker, Marion throughout the county who are res­ Talbert, Agnes VanKleek, Roberta ponsible for twelve donors for each Whatley 2. Eva Whitworth 3, Bertha visit of the Red Cross mobile unit in Williams 3, Dorothy Wright 2. Hillsboro. Residents of this district ------------------V------------------ wishing to contribute to the blood- bank may phone Mrs. J. R. Talbert FOR PUT BEAKS or Rev. Geo. O'Keefe, who will ar­ Mr and Mrs. Bert Craven of Beav­ range for appointments and transpor­ erton. spent Sunday at the Strasel tation. home at Forest Grove. Other guests The next visits of the unit are on were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knox, broth­ Dec. 17th and Dec. 27th at the Hills­ er in law and sister of Mrs. Strasel Mr. Knox gathered windfall apples boro Masonic temple from 9:30 to 1 for a couple of bears he has for pet*. o'clock. OF M eM IN N V II.I.B 40 year* of Reliable Service ( has. 1 . Walker, Agent New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. Phone 1732 “ Every Form of Protection’’ Uillaboro, Oregon Peggy's Beauty Shop NOW O P E N IN Richard's Barber Shop, Aloha Open Every Day except BY Monday, A P P O IN T M E N T ARTISTIC W A V E P E R M A N E N T S Finder Waves, Manicures Chevrolet Owner» For Prompt and Efficient Free Electric Train Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company E V E N IN G S Attention 4 Qxggon Mutual Policies are NON-ASSEHSAB1.F,. You N E V E R pay ■ o r a than tfce premium on the face o f the polley. Oregon Mutual tnai^aliui more than three time* the surplus required N> Oregon thsuram e l a w s Organised 1894 1943 tmmwm im m rïïrM m i Leon N. I^»febvre, veteran life in­ surance salesman of the Equitable of Iowa, has finally gratified his life­ long ambition of writing a million dollars of Insurance In a year. At the end of the first ten months of 1943 he paid for $1,049,086 of life insurance in Oregon with an aver­ age size policy of $10,087. This is a truly remarkable record Which I doubt has ever been attained by an­ other agent in Oregon in so short a time. Coincidental with the phenominal 10 month record complete