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VOL. 16, NO. 47
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A Christmas Message
From one of
The Neighbors
SHORT ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, December 24, 1943
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7UR O W N cqpimtfnity, like the rest
I oLtKej 5 ierk£has been shaken by the
ntierof guns. This thunder echoes
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S
iK vvp onr<> more celebrate
tli^ bitthof the Prince of Peace.
it tmsTreu^raper sees no irony in
^ \\^hevSCitrsvof warantLthe^ message of
C H U R C H O F C H R IST
G. W . Springer, P astor
hope that^is Gnristm:
M orning w orship and preaching
9:45 a. m. T op ic— The R a ce j
For it\ is th^ev^rl^stingdvQpe of Christinas thal
Let us Light 3 Candles service
T hat is Set B efore Us.
F ollow in g the* serm on, the L ord ’s
makes it\such a vital force in oiir lives. That hope
A lm ost nineteen and a half centur supper will be observed.
is one of a never'ending'pq*iod of “Peace on Earth!’
Bible S ch ool 11 a. m.
ies have passed since the W ise Men
C. E. 6:30 p. m.
follow ed a S tar and fou n d at last the
While it is true ^that^the^mlumns oLtlus paper
E ven in g w orship service with ser
B aby Jesus—lying in a m anger— the
Christ Child W h ose birth changed the m on by pastor 7:30 p. m.
hristmas havebeeh^dominated by the
M idw eek Bible study W ednesday 8 since last
w orld 's
history.
The
w ay
a lon g
p.
m.
S
ubject
for
study
8th
chapter
w hich these men traveled w as lon g
effects of the war lords 0{i oiiNnormal waybfL
and d ifficu lt.
B ut fo r the light o f ot R om an s
the Star they would not have found
living-we\knowx that^the peace-loving “ little”
BETHEL
that fo r w hich they sou ght; and but
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fo r the g ifts
they brought,
they
men of goodwill far outnumber the eyil.
R ev. F rancis T. Sturtevant, P astor
m ight have felt it all an im aginary
9:45 a. m. C hurch School,
Miss
These “ little” people hre tht\citizensvof this
dream that they were follow in g. But
the gifts w ere real; they were m ade - A m arette Barnes, Supt.
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community 'and other communities
like it\And
fo r a purpose.
And so they follow ed ! 11 a- m - Christm as service: God's
the Star. Thus it is today.
W e w ho j G re»test G ift.
Special m usic by the
it was for these same “ littles* peopltKthat Christ
would follow the star o f peace find c ^°*r-
our w ay lon g and troubled.
W e are I 6:30 P- m - P ilgrim Fellowship,
came into this world 4943 years a g o.\
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beset by the darkness o f uncertainty
THE VALLEY
and fear.
But if we, like those W ise
So Christmas belongs to them anduiot to
C O M M U N ITY CHURCH
Men o f old, sa fely ca rry ou r gifts, we
U N I T E » 1’ REtSBYTEKIAN
too shall find that fo r w hich we seek |
those who plunge the world int<^ darkness
4110 S W Gabel Lane
—abiding P eace and Love.
R
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H.
A.
A
rm
itage,
pastor
Our first candle is Sacrifice.
Let
Let this true spirit of Christmas dominate
10:30 a. m.
T he A fterglow of ;
us light it now . . . .
Sacrifice,
w ith ou t w h ich no g ift is quite com - , Christm as.
your thinking and you can say to all yt
The Star Still Leads.
plete; sa crifice o f c o m fo rt and pres- ! 6:30 p. m.
ent personal am bition —o f tim e and *
friends as we now say to y o u -
M E T H O D IS T CH URCH
C H U R CH O F TILE N A Z A B E N E
459 SW f i r s t
eonard C. Johnson, P astor
a. m.
Sunday School.
C hristm as lesson.
11 a. m. Christm as w orship ser
vice, m usic— W e H ave Seen His Star.
7:30 p. m.
Christm as pageant,
The Shepherd K ing, 23 characters,
| pantom ine, ch ildren 's exercises.
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possessions; sa crifice o f on e’s loved i
ones, w h erever they m ay be called; | A lbert S. H lsey, D. D , M inister
9 45 a. m.
Sunday School.
sa crifice real and
earnest
enough
11 a. m. P reach in g service.
that it m ay be w orthy o f being a g ift
W . S. C. S. m eets W ednesday.
to the one w ho made the greatest
o f sacrifices fo r us.
Let us give the
g ift o f Sacrifice.
ST. C E C E L IA CH URCH
Our second candle is Courage. . . : M asses 8:25 and 10:25 a. m.
K indle the flam e o f C ourage— C o u r -!
age high and u nfalterin g; that lifts ;
W E S T H ILLS
the head and lights the eyes o f those
L U T H E R A N CH URCH
sore p ressed ; cou rage like that w ent ;
SW C anyon Rd., near Sylvan
hand in hand w ith those splendid men >
W ern er J. Fritz, M inister
and w om en who,
in pioneer days,
1 A C hristm as D ay Service fo r the
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braved the unknow n that we m ig h t 1 Sunday S ch ool and C hurch will be
live w ithout bond and fetter; cou ra ge held at 10 a. m.
that can m eet adversity with strength j Sunday a fter Christmas, Dee. 26
to endure; that can laugh when tears
Sunday School at 9 45 a. m.
are close; cou rage enough to stand : Divine Service at 11 o ’clock.
by until it shall be the right o f all j
nations to rem em ber and rejoice in
R E E D V IL L E C O M M U N ITY
the birthday o f Christ. W e bring the
P R L S B Y T E R IA N C H U RCH
g ift o f Courage.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Mrs. Otto
Our third candle is Service . . . G eorge. Supt.
W orsh ip Service 11 a. m.
W atch the steady g low o f Service—
Y ou n g P eople's C. E. 7 p. m.
Service dedicated to all m ankind; ser-
v ice freely given, w ithout reservation, 1 P ra y er M eeting and Bible study,
no m atter how hum ble o r arduous Thursday, 7 p. m.
the task m ay be; service such as was
A LO H A A S S E M B L Y O F GOD
given by our forefa th ers w ho fou gh t j
Sunday School 10 a. m.
to m ake our cou n try fre e ; service
W orsh ip 11 a. m.
w hich shall not only preserve our
Y ou n g people 6:30 p. m.
own freed om today, but which will
free the shackled peoples o f all na- ■ E van gelistic 7:45 p. m.
tions; service given in the nam e o f !
P ra y er and Bible study 7:45 p. m.
the C hrist Child
W h ose
b ir th d a y , T hursday.
gtves us Christm as and w hich w ill |
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indeed be a fittin g g ift fo r Him. W e
P IL G R IM L U T H E R A N C H U RCH
o ffe r the g ift o f Service.
T he Bible c h u r c h
Our candles are lighted M ay each I
Box 697, Beaverton
o f us take from them a reflected j F arm in gton Rd. at M enlo D rive
glow that will help us ca rry ou r g ifts ;
W alter R Buhl. Pastor
o f Sacrifice, C ourage and Service u n - ! Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
tarnished
through
the
m onths to j D ivine Services 11 a. m.
com e.
May that glow sym bolize fo r i Sunday evening services, 1st Sun-
each o f us the flam ing star that shall day o f each m on th 7:30 p. m.
lead us on to victory and lasting j
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peace.
} W H IT F O R D C O M M U N ITY H ALL
M. N. D.
: G ospel services Sunday evening 8
jp .
TOWN TALK
m.
i Sunday N ov. 28 Rev. H. A. A rm it-
! age, pastor o f V alley C om m unity
i church.
A L O H A C O M M U N ITY CHURCH
W alter L. Myers, field representa- ¡
tive o f N orthw estern C hristian H om e
G raydon D. Loree, P astor
returned to B eaverton Sunday from
Sunday School 10 a. m.
several w eeks o f w ork in C alifornia. I J. G. V incent, Supt.
Miss Clare M oshofsky,
freshm an
M orning w orship 11 a. m.
T opic
from B eaverton, is listed as an hon- I
or student at M arylhurst college f o r ; w e » j
the fall quarter just ended
She ap- j y ou th Kellowshlp 7 p . m . c o r d o n
peared
in the annual w inter r e c it a l' j R ydm an. pres.
at the college Dec. 14 as m em ber o f
E ven ing service—8 p. m.—the can-
T , reble T riad,
She , is 'ta ta T he Prom ised Child, by the choir
. ch oral
. _ group.
.
also a m em ber o f Sodality and Ath- under d irection o f „ E Ewer
letlc club. D aughter o f Mr. and Mrs.
s
d
New
Y ear's eve
at the
Geo. M oshofsky,
C l a r e i i s t h e third ch u rch .
E ntertainm ent from 8 to
m em ber o f
the
fam ily to attend 10:30
At n an old fashloned 8ing
M arylhurst
M argaret is now a die- At U :30 there will b(. a deVotional
tician at V anport hospital, and A nna
d
Belle has entered nurses training at ***
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M arylhurst.
A son was born Dec. 12 to Mr. and To Attend Church Sunday
Mrs 1' A I-am bert o f B eaverton at
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a H illsboro hospital.
i B eaverton L od ge No. 100 A. F & A
R obert H olland is ill at his home. M. will attend the Methodiet Church
Mr. R asm ussen was 111 several days ! at the m orn in g w orship service Sun-
last w eek with a cold.
day,
D ecem ber 26. celebrating St.
The evening service planned fo r Joh n's
Day.
Dr. H isey's sermon
Dec. 26th at the Bethel C ongregation- topic will be "T h e Inner Light
al chureh has been cancelled because
Special m usic by the choir.
o f the widespread influenza epidem ic
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The B eaverton
Naearene you ng Complete* Three Month
people plan a carollin g and Christm as -p
party. F riday night. Dec. 24
G ifts t raining
will he exchanged and w a ffles will be
served as refreshm ent*.
The party
John C. Todd o f Beaverton, has suc-
will be entertained at the Strayer cesafully com pleted his three month*
tiom e
ground school, m ilitary end physical
A Chris*mas nageant. The Shepherd con d itionin g course at the Navy Pre-
King. with 23 characters, will he pre- Flight School at St M a ry s College
sented Sunday evening Dec 26»h at and will be transferred this week to
7 30 at the Beaverton Church o f the the Naval Air Station at Liverm ore.
N azarene
A pantom ine and child- C a lif, it was announced today by
ren's recitations will also form a part C om m ander C W King
o f the C hristm as program T he pub-
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lie is cord ially invited to this season-
A man shouldn't leave pow der on
*J and m ean in rfu l program
his coat
It is likely to explode if
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his w lf* touches it.
G ood fo o d —well c o o k e d —alw sys at |
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ths
B eaverton
Orgyheund
C o ffs*
Turn w ar stam ps into Bo d*
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Bits of News
About Our Boys
Sg. L aw rence B lunck ow ed his life
to his speed in sw im m ing when he
was wounded at Taraw a.
He with
five other boys were g oin g ashore in
an am phibian tractor loaded with a
ton o f explosives—when a shell from
a Jan plane hit them. They all swam
away from the w reck altho all were
badly hurt by schrapnel about the
head
and
shoulders.
Law rence
had won several medals in sw im m ing
contests before he entered the navy.
His m other, Mrs. R. P. K ueneke o f
W est Slope, was notified last week
i that he was in a navy hospital and
rapidly recovering from his wounds.
He is well know n in this com m unity.
ESTABLISHED 1927
Control Postwar
Employment
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B absO Il U r g e s T h e m
(
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To Wake Up
Baltimore, Md.,
L>ec. 24—C om m it
tees are being form ed by industrial
ists all over the country to Insure
em ploym ent
for returning
soldiers
and war-plant workers.
These coin-
mittees w ill be found in W ashington
and in every state and in many cit
ies.
Paul G. H offm an , President o f
the Studebaker C orporation, P. C.
C raw ford, P resident of the National
A ssociation
o f M anufacturers and
E ric A. Johnston, P resident o f the U.
Marvin Myers w h o graduated from S. Cham ber o f C om m erce are lead
W e also
Beaverton High School in 1942 is in ers in this im portant work.
the arm y training group at F ordham read in m agazines how the General
E lectric and other large com panies
U niversity in New Y ork City.
are now draw ing blueprints to pro
postw ar unem ploym ent.
Mrs. A gnes Konantz has received vide . f o r
a letter from M onty Meyers, H A 1-c These com m ittees, however, are com
| o f Farragut, Idaho, w ho
had
just posed alm ost w holly o f m nnufactur-
been prom oted. H e has been at that I ers.
place since May and is studying phar- Importune«' o f M erchants
i m acy.
big or small, Independents or chains.
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| These people seem to feel that their
Pvt 1-c Edw in T aylor o f W est Slope hands are tied and that they must
; is hom e on a furlough for the C h r is t-¡ take w hatever com es from the manu-
mas holideys.
i facturera, in the fo rm o f goods to sell
. , .
or from the public in the form o f
¡g < ood s to buy.
T his is a very w ron g
My Dear F riends:
i My boot cam p training is com in g ( attitude for m erchants to take. Store-
to a close and it has been an exper- i keepers are really sitting in the driv-
ience I shall never forget. This ru g-I er’s »eat
T hey should wake up and
ged ou td oor life has given me a vig or j realize it.
M a n u fa ctu re rs -a fte r sending out a
1 have never felt
and extra weight,
few sam ples— m ake their goods only
! v letter in m y life*
E ven the great national
My best wishes to you and a happy on orders.
industries are dependent upon their
Christm as season.
Hvt. JE SSE W. S N Y D E R salesmen, and their advertising cam -
U. S. M arines paigns and finally upon the store-
Plt. 937 R D M C B, San D iego, 41 i keepers.
The future o f these big
C alifornia. 1
(nationally know n com panies
is 100
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; per cen t in the hands o f shopkeep-
Men inducted D ecem ber 14, 1943, e™. large and small.
I feel so
(by W ashington County L ocal Board j strongly about this that I believe
No. 1, Beaverton, Oregon.
¡m erchants should receive som e spec-
Many Attend Kiwanis
Costume Party
ARM Y
i ial tax considerations by cities, states
Northwest District Meeting Held Dec. 11
V irgil M. DeBuse
B x 94. A loha and the Federal G overnm ent in the
John F. Hren
R t. 13, Linnton, Or. postw ar struggle fo r employm ent.
Mrs. Fred Goyt, 1943 M atron of E lm er P. H anegan,
Tualatin, Or. Chain Store M anagers
T he
P a cific
N orthw est
Kiwanis
R 2 H illsboro, Or.
In addition to the m erch an ts’ res-
D istrict No. 10 met at the M arion Beaver Chapter O. E. S., and D arrell John C. R aynard
R t 3, B eaverton ponsibility fo r national em ploym ent,
Hotel, Salem, Oregon, last
Sunday Ellis, patron fo r 1943, entertained o f Eay M. Saxton
noon, w ith a dinner follow ed by a ficers and assistants during th e year Jam es B. M iller R t 3, Sherw ood, Or. chain stores have a special local res-
C orvallis, Ore. ponsibility. W hen 1 was a hoy, Olou-
con feren ce at 1:30 p. m.
Many in at the M asonic Tem ple Saturday, De I Jam es R. F rost
T here
A R M Y A IR C O R P S
¡cester, M assachusett, had a
real
structive talks were heard from the cem ber 11th with a party.
various
club
presidents,
including were 165 present, including w ives and John L ouis S toneburg Portland, Or. Main Street, where most o f the stores
NAVY
! are located and It is still know n as
O regon City, T illam ook, Canby, Sa husbands o f officers.
It was a costum e party and there Leonard Arthur Hansen R2 H illsboro "M ain Street.”
F orty years ago the
lem, Albany, M cM innville, Beaverton,
were many lovely gow ns worn. Guess M ichael Glenn McCann P ortland, Or. stores were all "independents” Owned
and M ilwaukie.
R5, Portland, Or. i hy ,o cal people w h o were the lenders
" ‘Duties o f vice-presidents” w as the ing gam es, and singing o f old songs, W illiam Glanz
Portland, Ore. ' n the churches and civile organiza-
top ic ch osen fo r D ew ey Drorbaugh, were a part o f the evenings enter T om Mat Schreiner
tainm ent.
Mrs. M edford and Guy John W illiam Sem m
R2 H illsboro |tiona o f the com m unity.
These for-
president o f B eaverton Kiwanis.
Lew is R a y P rath er
R3 H illsboro
independent stores have since
T hose attending
from
Beaverton A lexander won d oor prizes.
both
sides o f
R aym ond V. M eyer
R t 1, T igard nearly all vanished;
w e r e ::
R a y M eadows, Geo. Eisen-
hauer, G rayton Pace, Lyle
Taylor, Recruiting Officer here
I C larence C. K ennedy R t 4, H illsboro
Continued on Pnge 2
V ic E rick son and Dew ey Drorbaugh.
M A R IN E C O R P S
Wed., January 5
Portland
R aym ond G eorge Mueller
O SC A R M E L V IL L E T A Y L O R
Funeral services were held W ed-
P etty O fficer D ick Gridley o f the
Christmas Program
ALOHA
( nesday, Dec. 15, at P eggs Chapel In
P ortland recruiting station, wHI be
Presented Dec. 19
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1 Beaverton, for O scar Melville T aylor
at the B eaverton City Hall from 10 a.
The A loha-H uber P. T. A. held a | „ f Aloha, husand o f May, fath er o f
m to 2 p. m.
on W ednesday, Janu
T he follow in g program
w as pre ary 5, to explain this new R A D A R com bination
regular
m eeting
and Mrs. E dgar Lusby o f Aloha, H a iley
sented by the young people o f the , enlistm ent program and also to give ¡C hristm as party Tuesday, Dec 21, at T aylor o f Cornelius, fou r grandehlld-
C hurch o f Christ Sunday evening, in form ation regarding other branches the school house,
T he sch ool band rpnf Maxine, Verne, Junior and Paul
D ecem ber 19.
| o f the navy in which 17 year olds played and aw ards were made forjL ,u sb y ; one brother, O eorge Taylor,
P iano prelude, Miss E va Strayer; m ay serve.
T h ere were gam es and
Mr. T aylor was a m em ber o f Mo-
He also will talk with penmanship.
T he Christm as Song, girls chorus; anyone interested in the W aves or I refreshm ents.
j lalla M asonic lodge.
P eace, G oodw ill, tableaux; Oh Little the n avy’s new S.R.U. (ship repair
Mrs. A. N ylund has
been
con -
Vault interm ent, Crescent G rovo
T ow n o f Bethlehem, orch estra; T rum unit.)
fined to her hom e w ith illness.
I cem etery.
H elen M cCusker o f Aloha, died Dec. j
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pet solo, The H oly City, George
14.
She w as sister o f E velyn and
S prin ger; Silent Night, girls ch oru s;
Apostolic
Faith
Beaverton Lutherans
Lew o f Bethany, O r.; Joseph o f P ort
B aritone solo, Star o f the East, Mary
land, Linn and Paul M cCusker of Christmas Eve Services
M yers; B eth leh em ’s Star, Joy to the Set Holiday Services
San F ranscisco.
A rrangem ents in
W orld, orch estra ; V ocal solo, Bethle
care o f J. P. Finley & Son.
The A postolic
Faith,
P ortland.’s
Lutherans
o
f
B
eaverton
and
vicin
hem, Lavonne
K au l;
P iano duet,
Mrs. Ed F. Johnson o f R eedville, is progressive
dow ntow n
ch u rch
at
Christm as Overture, C harlotte Gallo ity have set up their holiday sched
reported as ill. Mr. Johnson has ju st N orthw est Sixth and Burn Ida Sis.,
ule
o
f
services.
In
ord
er
to
give
way, A releta B oge; H ark the Herald
attend, tw o returned from a hospital and is con - j announces an evening o f m usic for
A ngels Sing, orch estra; girls trio, Oh everybody a ch ance to
Christm as Eve.
The 30-voice ch or-
C
hristm
as
services
are
being
planned. valescing from an in fection .
C om e all ye Faithful, Lavone Kaul,
----------------------------- us-choir, accom panied by Mrs. L ena
K athie Thom pson, R uth Z im brick ; C hristm as eve will present the Girl's
ch oir in a program o f Christm as ca r Youth Activities Theme
K dlger W allace, organist, will present
P iano solo. Silent
Night,
Marylee
r\ r f '
.
p
" I D T
A a cantata, “ The P rince o f P eace” ,
M adden; T he F irst Noel, orch estra; ols, while the rem ainder o f the ser Ut County Council r . 1 . A. written by G eorge M Hughes, form -
Luthers Cradle H ym nn, girls chorus. vice will be taken up by the reading
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er orch estra director.
Pvt. H ughes
T he N ativity, ta b lea u x ; corn et solo, o f the C hristm as story and the sin g
T he W ashington C ounty C ouncil o f ig now assistant to chaplain in the
ing o f carols by the entire con g reg a
Oh F aithful Pine, V irgil M yers; girls
tion.
A feature o f this service will P arents and T eachers m et with the army.
trio. It Cam e Upon a M idnight Clear,
Special M idw inter Meetings, which
be
the
singing o f Silent N ight, Holy H illsboro Unit Tuesday, D ecem ber H,
L avone Kaul, K athie Thom pson, Ruth
at the C ongregational Church.
Ten |8 a n annual event, will open Sunday
Night,
in
a
darkened
sanctuary
with
Z im b rick ; trom bone duet, It Came
local units were
represented
w ith T be Sunday services include:
Sun-
U pon
M idnight Clear, Anna May the lights o f the Christm as tree light forty in attendance.
Mrs. T om Bail day School at 9 30 a m.; devotional
This service begins at
L on g ; Christm as Festival, orchestra. ing the way.
m others service at 11 a. m ; Y ou n g P eople’s
8 p. m. on D ecem ber 24th.
T he an ey and her grou p o f room
nual children's service for m em bers were very graciou s hostesses through- M eeting for folk s from * to 40 -a t
Mrs. R obbin s o f Tuaia 3 p m . ; and a rousing evnngelistic
o f the Sunday School, their friends ou t the day.
H A T T IE E . S P IN N E Y
C hairm an, service at 7:50, opened with a con cert
and the con gregation , is to be cele tin. County H ospitality
Funeral services were held Dec. 16 brated on C hristm as Day evening, at presented each one registering a yule- by the 60-pleee orch estra and the
ch oru s M onday through F riday ser-
V arious musical num bers tide corsage.
at P e g g 's Chapel for H attie E. Spin 8 p. m.
T he m orn in g m eeting
w as given vices will be held each day at 2:30
ney o f route 3, Beaverton, w h o die«! will m ake up the service, in addition
Dec. 12.
She was w ife o f W m . E to the carols that m ake Christm as a ov er to unit reports and reports o f and 8 p. m.
county office rs
T h e County Presi-
On N ew Y ear’s Eve, follow in g the
Spinney, m other o f Mrs
Short and joy fu l and happy tim e o f the year.
E verybod y is cordially invited to dent, Mrs. O tto G eorge, o f R eedville, regular evangelistic service, a W atch
Russell Jay o f Aberdeen. Eugene J&v
T here
of
Not us,
Id ah o;
R aym ond
Jay. these services, particularly those peo presided at the m orning m eeting and N ight service will be held.
Springfield, O r.; sister o f Mrs W. G ple w ho have no church con nection s had charge o f the afternoon program . w m be lots o f m u s ic - b y various or-
Patterson brought
the chestra groups and choruses, inter
On Christm as Sunday divine
ser Mrs. Paul
R obertson , Mrs. E m m a Hall, M arsh
field. O r ; W . L. B outller, P. L. Bout- vices and Sunday School will be held su bject o f School C onsolidation A fter eating reports from differen t hranch-
Several «.8 o f the w ork, con clu d in g with the
Pilgrim L uther the W ar before the group.
lier and W alter o f E m ida,
Idaho; at the usual time.
Charles Boutlier. V ancou ver, B C. an ch urch is located on SW F arm ing- entered into a very tim ely discussion. 0jd custom o f prayin g the old year
V ault interm ent.
O rescent
Grove ton R oad at Menlo Drive, in Beaver C ounty achievem ents in 4-H club out and the new year In
w ork were shown by Mrs. Patterson
The public is invited to all o f these
ton.
cem etery.
in the absence o f Mrs. R a y Miller, services at this dow ntow n
church.
C ounty 4-H Chairm an.
D o as the wise men d id —F ollow the
Observe Youth Week
Mrs Easter,
H illsboro
d istrict star!
P ortlan d's star is the huge
Antrim Again
chairm an Boy Scouts o f A m erica m an-m ade star wrfhich gleam s over
Heads Drive
In rural and urban areas o f the spoke on need o f scouting, Mrs. Ma- the neon sign, "Jesus the Iaght o f
United States and Canada the period rie Cham berlain gave p ractical points the W orld .”
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R ay L. A ntrim o f Aloha, has again o f January 30 to F ebruary 6, 1944. and actual dem onstration o f how to
FLOYD B R O W N
been appointed W ashington
County will be observed as Youth W eek by plan a part y
chairm an fo r the annual cam paign to m ore than 2.000,000 C hristian youth
The H illsboro Unit served luncheon
Funeral services were held D ec 2f*
T he H illsboro P. T. A. at P egg’s Chapel,
B eaverton,
for
raiae funds fo r the National fo u n d a o f P rotestant churches, It w as an at noon.
several
very Floyd Brown, late o f Aloha, who was
tion fo r
Infantile
Paralysis
The nounced today by the R ev. Dr. R ay M others ch oru s g a v e
O Ross, general secretary o f the In- lovely num bers appropriate to the 66 years old. At the age o f 13 he
cam paign opens in January
T he entire B. W. Barnes cam e to Oregon and in 1901 m arried
It is expected that efforts would be ernational C ouncil o f R eligious E du season.
school ch oru s under the direction o f L u cy Bradly, w h o died. In 1910 he
m ade this year to exceed ail prev cation.
Mrs. K ram ien cam e to the ch urch m arried Louisa Jones.
R em ain in g to
ious totals, due to the great increase
T hese m ourn his passing are fou r d aogh -
in infantile paralysis.
Y ou r greatness is measured by your and sang C hristm as C arols.
Ruth Schlaefli, A loh a -: C m
kindness.
Y our education and intel muslcal n u m b n s were all m uch ap- ters
Oppenlander. G a s to n ;; O e rf—tde ffe-
Y our Ignor p red ated .
Seeing ourselves as others see u* lect by you r m odesty.
T he next m eeting o f the C ounty arcy. Portland, and
Ora * >r>d' e r "
doesn't mean m uch for others scarce ance is betrayed by you r suspicions
and prejudices.
Y ou r real calibre 1* C ouncil will be held at F orest G rove Seattle, W ash., one stendau~' *»r TTr’ -
ly gives us a glance
en Sherwood, M arysville. Y ’ -sh
n
m easured by the consideration and early in F ebruary.
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grandchildren and other relatives and
W hile shopping eat at ths G rty- tolerance you have fo r others.—W m .
1 Tell It with a claselfied.
.friends.
J. H Boetksr.
1 hound Coffes Shop Beaverton
A WUvuf Ckustmas