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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1944)
Friday, January 7, 1944 Oregon Placed First In Filling Proportion Quota Oregon placed first in the nation R A T IO N BOOK NO. 3— | by filling the largest proportion of its ; Brown Stamps, for purchase of meats quota in the recently concluded All fats, etc. i States W A C recruiting campaign, it Jan. 29— inspiration date of Brown was announced by Major P. Cody, stamps H and S in book 3. commanding officer of the Oregon re- Series T valid Jan. 9 to 29; series cruiting and induction district. The i u, Jan. 16 to 29. information w-as provided Major Cody Babson Discusses Jan. 15—Spare stamps No. 2 in a bulletin from Washington giving book No. 4 good for five points of |the final standings in this campaign. Postwar Jobs Spurred by the plea from Gov. Earl I fresh pork until Jan. 15. Snell, civilian defense committees K ATIO N BOOK NO. 4— Babson Park, Jan. 7—I want to throughout the state contributed Processed fruit and vegetables start 1944 by writing to the millliona Jan 20—Green stamps D, E, F In ' much to the success of the campaign, of service men’s wives. So many of said Major Cody. Book 4. you are wondering what your hus Feb. 20— Series G, H and J valid. bands are to do after their return. SUGAR— Certainly, you should not wait unUl Jan. 15, 19*4— Expiration date of your man gets back before you and stamp 29, Book Four, good for 5 lb s.! he discuss the future. Why not de SHOES— vote to this subject your very next Stamp No. 18 in book No. 1 and I N O T IC E TO C R E D ITO R S letter to him? ? Perhaps you will stamp No. 1 on airplane sheet in send him this message from me. Notice is hereby given that the un book No. 3 valid indefinitely for one dersigned, Lloyd Galloway, has been Former Employers will be Helpful pair of shoes. If your husband had a job when he duly appointed Administrator of the F I E L O IL— was drafted, the chances are nine out | estate of May Purdin Galloway, de Not more than 37 per cent of the ceased, and any and all persons hav of ten that his former employer will season’s rations should have been ing claims against the said estate are be proud to take him back. Not used to date. Period 2 coupons valid hereby only does the Draft Act require this required to present said Nov. 30 to Feb. 8; period 3, Jan. 4 to claims, duly verified as by law re- of employers who are able to do so, but employers will find it good busi March 14. Coupons have 10 gal. unit quired, at Beaverton, in Washing- ness. This will mean that many wo value with some worth several units, ton County, Oregon, within six men and girls will be obliged to quit T IK E IN S P E C T IO N — i months from the date of this notice. industry; but will be only fair and A card autos every 6 months or by Dated and first published Dec. 31, just. September 30 (inspections) must be 1943. When s gun moves in the turret one por-1 up ahead of the barrel and the rest simul- I gunner and his equipment against ouch I wonder, however, if your husband tion of this double-action zipper opens | taneously closes behind it, protecting the [ temperatures as 65° below zero. at least 90 days apart.) Date of last publication Jan. 28, will be content to again be a mere B card autos every 4 months or by ! 1944. og wheel after he returns? Men October 31 (inspections) must be at LLOYD G ALLO W AY 11 a rn Morning worship, The Brothers Surprised iiffer. Some are born to work for ! tov them N O W ; remember "shrouds least 60 days apart.) | Administrator of the estate of \ Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. . « .. ■ ithers aad will be happier doing so; [do not have pockets.” C card autos every 3 months or by MaY Purdin Galloway, deceased. 6:30 p. m. Young people's and jun- O n t ^ h r i s t m a s V l S l t . hile some men will do better In a A U n a l Thought. Nov. 30 (inspection must be at least Beaverton, Oregon ior meeting. j x - - I ttle business by themselves. Some j Haa it ever occurred to you to get A. C. A L L E N Atty. for Administrator 7:30 p. in. Evangelistic service. Pfc. David Stark, 24, of Camp Ed- 45 days apart.) - refer large cities; while others like a Job with the understanding that Commercial vehicles every six Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week wards, Mass., and Richard W. Stark rail cities and towns. Don’t try your husband can have it upon his You can use classified advertising ke your soldier over into someone ; return? This is a practical idea It prayer and Bible Study Hour. EM, 3-c, \*ho had just completed 10 months or every 5000 miles, which to an advantage, plant one In your e. Try to find out what he likes should appeal to every sensible em- --------------------------- months in the North Pacific each, ever occurs first. local newspaper. st’; for what he is best fitted and ployer and house wife. Your first Promoted to Captain were home over tne Christmas holi- STOVES— Hon help him make good. But begin choice should be where he was era- r days. They met at the home of their Purchase certificates obtainable at iur planning N O W ; don’t wait until j ployed when leaving for the service; I Major Delbert W. Burke, route 14, father, Leonard Stark, Garden Home. local ration board. p k ,»I h home. i your next choice should be where Portland, has been promoted from Neither knew the other was expected. WOOD, SAW D UST, COAL Opportunities Everywhere ¡you would like to have him employ- Captain by the United States Marine David, a graduate of Beaverton W. E. PEGG Fuel dealers must deliver wood, Opportunities exist today which td. But the Important thing Is to Corps He is a Leatherneck flier high school, was inducted into ser- M O R T IC IA N I sawdust and coal on priority based ¡11 not exist after the W a r is over. [ forget your wishes and present pay— j and the son of Mrs. W. L. Burke of | vice March 1, 1943, Richard had not Beaverton, Oregon on consumer need, with those having Beaverton. He was appointed an been home for Christmas for three ¡*e them everywhere I go, vacant Think only of him! Estab. 1910 Serving 33 years | aviation cadet in 1940. j years. He was formerly a student less than three months' supply com -t'.res, closed real estate offices, run P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3411 ing first. ■ ■ i at Benson Tech. down garagls and auto sales rooms, EM M A T1IODE Two brothers, Robert, address un- ttc., etc. As an illustration, consid "When a people yield to a great ] Funeral services were held Jan. 6 known by parents, and Donald, Dei- er the closed and boarded-up filling at the Presbyterian church at Beth- , ta- utah- are in the service. Two centralized government to think and stations which can be bought today ¡any, Oregon, for Clara Emma Thode mar,ied brothers, Ben and Len, live plan and care for them from cradle for a third of their cost. To buy ! who died Dec. 31 at Aloha. W. E. ' in Portland. There are four girls in to the grave, it is not far to the grave now one of these, properly located THE VALLEY JUST R E C E IV E D , Pegg, Beaverton, in charge of ar- the family, Margaret, student at for everything .which free men hold where a family can live on the prop C O M M U N IT Y CH UR CH ! rangements. Vault entombment Pres- Peavcrton high school; Barbara, em- dear.”— Rep. Hatton, Sumners, (Dem. erty, is like finding money. After U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N ployed at the Federal Housing Au Texas.) byterian cemetery, Bethany. the War, they will again be “worth 4110 SW Gabel Lane thority; Mrs. Dan Bighaus and Mrs. their weight In gofd.” Rev. H. A. Armitage, pastor Small stores and lunch rooms, i No one knows what will be on the Clarence Bowne. 10:30 a. m., —Two Doors, A New I menu when the peace table is set, where the owner can live upstairs or adjoining, are now for saje cheap. Year’s Sermon. , but there will likely be scraps. One hundred pounds of waste pa 6:30 p. m. Youth meeting. They will be in big demand after the per will make 650 cartons for U. S. War. No one will get rich in such Tell it with a classified. Army Field Ration “K .” M E T H O D IST CH UR CH a place; but it gives independence Albert S. Hisey, D. IJ, Minister und assures work to all the family. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. The same applies to scores of little 11 a. m. Preaching service. businesses Irom barber shops to W. S. C. S. meets Wednesday. repair shops of all kinds. There will always be good opportunities for any ST. C E C E L IA CH UR CH Admission 30 and 9c, tax included one who knows more about any one Even. Show starts 7 P.M.; Mat. 2 P.M. Masses 8:25 and 10:25 a. in. Hang than anyone else in his neigh borhood. Yes, it is very easy today, K E E M V IIJ.E C O M M U N IT Y through trade papers and technical R ITZ— B E A V E R T O N P K LH B Y T E K 1A N C H UR CH journals, for anyone, willing to study Eri.-Sat., Jan. 7-8— Sunday School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto evenings, to become a real expert. Replacement or Priority George, Supt. Good Land is Good Insurance Worship Service 11 a. m. I think that a piece of land will N O B O D Y ’S D A R L IN G Young People's C. E. 7 p. m. appeal to many returning soldiers. Plus, W e’ve Never Been Licked Prayer Meeting and Bible study, They have seen that it is for land Thursday, 7 p. m. Sun.-Mon.-Tuesday, Jan. 9-11— that this W ar is being fought. If i they are wise .they will want a little A L O H A A S SE M B L Y O F GOD themselves. Now, don't buy your HIT T H E ICE Sunday School 10 a. m. husband an isolated land in the Pluto Junior— Romantic Nevada Worship 11 a. m. woods. Buy within easy walking Young people 6:30 p. m. distance of schools, stores and a Evangelistic 7:45 p. m. PHone 2925 church; also reasonably near his job Cut this out for F uture Reference Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m. or a bus line to his job; don’t make Thursday. him dependent on an auto. Inci dentally, the easiest property to sell P IL G R IM L U T H E R A N C H UR CH in every community is that adjoining The Bible Church a good, live church. Sensible par Box 697, Beaverton ents like to bring up children near a Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive church. Walter R. Buhl, Pastor If you and your husband come from Sunday School 10 a. m. a farm and want to go back to it, I this is wonderful. However, unless ! Divine Services 11 a. m. "Only One Life ’twill soon be past. Only you know farming, you had better be I ! ¡ , Sunday * veninK 1,1 SUn' ! what is done for Christ will last.” Truthfully content with an acre or two of good I * * * o t each month 7:30 P- m- above suggested. land located as has the poet set forth life’s true values. Only W H E R E M A R IN E S L A N D E D Don't buy too much land. Better W H IT F O K D C O M M U N IT Y H A L L Marines leave the beachhead to storm the airport. This photo, as we lay up treasures in heaven can we say Gospel services Sunday evening 8 pay $500 for an acre of rich land taken from the water's edge,'shows the small beach from which the our investments are secure. nearby than $50 per acre for poor p. m. Marines had to operate under withering fire. Is life to you a chore, my friend? Then Sunday Nov. 28 Rev. H. A. Armit- land further out. The number of acres is of little Importance. JThe »k«. pastor of Valley Community cease living for self and live for Christ. value of land lies in its richness and church. His way is the best way., His way is the location. The latest scientific agri Right Way. Feel free to call the ALO H A C O M M U N IT Y CH UR CH cultural experiments indicate that Rev. .Ix'onurd C. Johnson pastor at 3691 or writeBox 73, Beaverton, at Graydon D. Loree, Pastor you cun feed your family on a very P H O N E 3691 any time. small plot provided your husband has Sunday School 10 a. m. some “job on tne side' 'to get spend J. G. Vincent, Supt. ing money. 1 cannot take more Morning worship 11 a. m Topic space here to explain this. Those —We Haven't Got a Chance (or have inlet ested should send one dollar to we?) Save 20 to 2SC{ on your FIRE IN S U R A N C E COSTS t> leming H. Revell Co., 158 Fifth Youth Fellowship 7 p. m. Gordon Avs., New York City for a little book Rydman, pres. Oregon Mutual roliclea ure NON-ASSE8SABI.E. You N E V E R pay entitled “Better Living For Less Spend New Year's eve at the more than the premium on the face of the policy Oregon Mutual Money.” church. Entertainment from 8 to maintains more than three times the surplus required by Oregon »liiy .»lerelumdlse and Bank Stock* 10:30. At 11 an old fashioned sing. Insurance I-aw». • In almost every community there At 11:30 there will be a devotional of Men, Machines, Material, Money! are one or more stores belonging to | period, Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company some national chain. They may be 1 OF M C M IN N V ILLE The United States and Canada must install Total grocery chains or variety chains such j W E ST 1IIIJA Organized 1894 40 years of Reliable Service Chaa. L. Walker, Agent as the "5 cents to 5 dollar" kind, j L U T H E R A N C H UR CH Conscription to insure military victory and internal New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave. Phone 1732 Ask your local banker to tell you 8W Canyon Rd., near Sylvan security in the postwar. which of those in your town has its ; Werner J. Fritz. Minister “Every Form of Protection" Hillsboro. Oregon stock listed on the New York Stock j Sunday after Epi|>hany Exchange. Buy a few shares. They | Sunday School 9 45 a. m. TotalConscription will exclude fascism from the eaould be a good hedge against infla- j Divine Service 11 a m. SermoiT: lion and might also help your hue- The Transformed Life North American Continent. L>ani get a job at merchandising with Potluck dinner and annual meeting u growing concern. [following the morning service, Must Our technological efficiency be sapped by the i erhaps before buying a chain Bicycle Accessories & Repairing of All Types store stock, it would be well to buy a CH URCH OK C H R IS T perogatives of business and by political expediency? Wheel Goods Retiring tew chares of stock in your local O. W . Springer, Pastor bank. Now, banka are making very Morning worship and preaching W hy should not all citizens serve on tha same basis little money, but banking iia funda- service 9 45 a m. Topic Taught to r ntal. Bank stocks will some day Pray by the Master. as „he Armed Forces— National Service from All and look good again. Besides, it will Followtng the sermon, the Lord’s 923 S W 4th Av.. Portland AT. 5438 nelp your husband get started right ■upper will be observed Profits to None? to have a few shares of local bank Bible School 11 a stock and to know the men who run C E 6 30 p m If there are 30,000,000 unemployed in the United the bank. * Evening worship service 7 30 p Parent» should Help More ] Sermon by pastor. States and Canada after the war, we will need Total Soldiers who go overseas are oom- Midweek prayer and BR»le study The. World s News Seen Through ing home with better ideas than j service Wed 8 p. m Study Ninth Conscription more in the peace than in the war! when they left. They are learning [chapter of Romans, Urge Total Conscription now for Canada and the that much upon which they had I ■ - , — heretofore spent time and money was RETHKI. United States! heei waste Many will realize that C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CH UR CH the only things worth whlls for s | Rev. Francis T Sturtevant. Pastor National Service from Alland Profits to I family or a nation are: (1) good j 9 45 a. m Church School. Miss land; <2> good babies, <$» good edu- Amarette Barnes. Supt. cation and (♦> good character. All ! 11 a. m Preaching, topic The For further information, write to else, however much advertised. Is j Transformed Self only baloney. j Nursery for children during the 12245-1 T E C H N O C R A C Y INC., I trust that fathers and mothers [ churoh service as well as wives and sweethearts, will j g p. m Junior High Society 814 S W 10th Ave., Portland. 5, Oregon encourage these sensible ideas Only Senior Pilgrim Fellowship by so doing can America hope to get 1 something back for the live# and Ml- j CH UR CH o r T H E N A Z A R E N E This Advertisement paid by lions spent on the War. Parsnta 459 SW First especially, should loosen up and help i Leonard C Johnson. Pastor Members of Technocracy Inc. their young people get started right 9 45 a m Sunday School. Mrs when they retuura Begin to plan 0. 0 0 *? Legal Notices 1 - 8 t Automatic Gas Water Heaters RITZ T H E A T R E Beaverton, Oregon 59 . 50 --$ 69.50 $ See DEWEY the Plumber Church of the NAZARENE 459 S. W. 1st T otal Conscription Wagons, Scooters, Tricycles, Used Bicycles KISSLER’S T he C hristian S cience M onitor *
