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P age 4 Friday, January 28, 1944 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon *1 GEORGE SINCICK EMMA STOHLEK George Sinoick died Jan. 21 at Funeral services were held Sunday Jan. 23 at Pegg's Chapel in Beaver Beaverton route 1, he was husband ton, for Emma Stohler, 03 sd 71, iate of Maria, father of August J., U. S. Funeral geiwiccs were of Beaverton; wife of Lou a Stohler, I air force. January 23, with a teccption at their mother of William and Thomas held Jan. 26 at 9 30 a. m. S t Cecelia I The 1944 program offers Oregon Northway, Portland; 5 grandchild church. CHI' itCH OF TILE NAZAKEKK Registration of trucks and busses home ror relatives and li tends, Conaluding service* M t 459 BW Finit in Oregon during the year 1943 Albert Scolt and Minnie L. Clark dairy farmers maximum assistance in ren and 2 great-grandchildren. Intor- Calvary cemetery. W. E. Pegg was Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor showed increases over former regis were married in Couuerspourt, Pa., improving pastures and growing ment Crescent Grove cemetery. in charge of arrangementa They came to Port- «"hore high protein forage to help off- 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Mrs. trations, while private passenger cars j an ¿3, 1894. showed a slight drop, Secretary of iand ¡n’ i * j h where they were en- set scarcity of protein concentrates, O. A. Harkneaa, Supt. 11 a m. Worship Servioe. Guest 'State. Bob Farrell said today In an- i gaged in the grocery business until points out John Shepherd ot Scio, speaker. Rev. lioh Kmrick of Mo- ! nouncing annual registration figures 1 1931 when they retired and moved nietuber of the state AAA committee Busses increased from 982 in 1942 ■ to Kinton. Elimination of the farm allowance ialla, Oregon. 6 30 p. m. Young people and Jun to 1,136 in 1943, an Increase of 15 They are the parents of five child- provision s in effect gives each farm- iors meet. Mrs E. West, pres. ! per cent Trucks jumped from 42,- I, en> an ot whom assisted their par an unlimited soil building allowance. 7 30 p. m. Evangelistic service, 1 907 in 1942 to 43,919 in 1943, an in- ! ent 8 the reception. They are Mrs. **cePt for application of lime and S A v 1 N crease of two percent. Private pas - 1 A A Bernard, Garden Home; Miss phosphates, Shepherd said. The al- Pastor speaking . Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week 'senger vehicles dropped from 341,367 j rene Scott of Portland; Mrs. Otis lowance for lime and phosphates re prayer and Bihle Study Hour. in 1942 to 332,552 in 1943, a drop of Rove, Scappoose; Clayton Scott, Se- cently has been set at - « 2 an acre Slightly soiled 50 lb, staple cotton two percent. attle, Wash.; ;and Mrs. Harry Moore o t cropland and orchard These THE VALLEY Total registration for 1943 was 0 f ciarden Home. They also have liberal provisions will afford many Mattress. Full size, reg $39, now COMMUNITY CHURCH 415,269 vehicles, compared to 424,777 njne grandchildren. | dairy operators an opportunity to UNITED PRESBYTERIAN in 1942, or a decrease in motor ve- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scott of Se- perform much more soil building 4110 SW Gabel Lana hlcle registration for the year of two attie, Wash., spent from Thursday till jwork than was possible under the Rev. 1L A. Armitage, pastor percent Sunday night at the home of Mr. allowance limitations of previous pro- $59 Swing Rockers Formerly 10:30 a. m. The Sense of Obliga Registration fees for the year s cutu parents, Mr. and Mrs. A l b e r t j grams. ________ now ________ ____________ ___ amounted to $3,377,081.87, which were Scott. Mr. Scott is a test pilot for ! tion. $24,359.19 under the fees paid in dur Boeing Aircraft Co, in Seattle. Write License Number ing the year 1942. WEST LULLS Mesdames C. Thompson, E. Wright ! 17 r 1 * Large New Stock of Linoleum LUTHERAN CHURCH and K. Pomeroy were hostesses for a ^ race ot (.¿asoline coupons SW Canyon Rd., near Sylvan shower honoring Mrs. Leland Mo- School Bond Quota Linoleum remnants in different si/es. All re Werner J. Frit*, Minister Here’s advice to the driver of the Cann of Portland. The afternoon $5.21 Per Student Motorists who fail to January 30th was spent in playing games appro family car. markable buys. Both inlaid and print. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. priate for the occasion and watching properly endorse mileage coupons Schools of Washington First Anniversary Service 11 a. m. county Mrs. McCann open the many useful ! n » y expect gasoline dealers to refuse Every one invited and welcome. have been assigned a Fourth War gift _______ 8 she W ________ received. ______ Out __ of _____ cominun- | acceptance of ration stamps which do Wood and Coal circulator heater Missionary Guild and Church Coun Loan quota of $45,000 or an average 7ty 'guests were Mrs. Norman Dur- 1 not comply with OPA regulations, Reg. $89 now cil will meet Wednesday evening, of $5.21 per child, according to an heim of Astoria, Mrs. Gladys H all,E>*a'ers have been cautioned against .... ......._...........-..... announcement this week by Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Kershaw, of Portland,' accepting coupone which have not Feb. 2nd. As a re Paul L. Patterson, school committee Mrs. Melvin Vandermost of iAloha been endorsed correctly. Daveno & Chair Sets-beautifully BETHEL chairman. This goal is based on and Mrs. Bolma of Scholls, minder, here’s what’s required. Just CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH war bonds actually purchased during Harold Whicher died Tuesday, Jan. write in ink on the face of your covered & your choice of colors Rev. Francis T. Sturtevant. Pastor the drive. n at the Doernbecher hospital In gasoline coupons the license num- Reg. $149 n o w ........................ *........... 9:45 a. m. Church School, Miss He 1 ber of the car covered by the mile- Children are urged to fill stamp Poi-tland after a short illness, Amarette Barnes. Supt. books before the close of the Fourth j wa8 jq years and 7 days old. _________ He «- 8 « book, and state in which the car “ ■* convert --------- 1 ¡s survived by his parents, Mr. and | >* registered. Nursery for children during the War Loan campaign and the books into bonds. church service. Only bonds Mrs. Harvey Whicher, three broth- 6 p. m. Intermediate, Pilgrim Fel count toward the quota and conver- er8 Leo, Eugene and Marion and | M a n v Vote for Their State slon of stamps into bonds will offset two 8iater8| Doiorous and Elaine.! Y lowship. FREE DELIVERY COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Visit the display in Walker's Dept, 7 p. m. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship. the amount of stamp purchases only, interment was at Crescent Grove store and vote for your state with Bonds issued with the school child's cemetery. Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST name as a co-owner will count In the Rosemary Aten S 2-0 has finished your dimes and dollars for the Infan Broadway and Watson, Beaverton G. W. Springer, Pastor drive, Mrs. Patterson explained. : her Indoctrination course at Hunt- tile Paralysis Fund. The drive closes „ „ . .. -0 1 j . on Jan. 31, so hurry to get your vote Sohool purchases of bonds and ,s College Morning worship and preaching in New York and has , the deadline The state service 9:45 a. m ..Topic Things That stamps are being Interpreted in been transferred to the University of with the largest vote will be an terms of military equipment. We Know. Indiana, Bloomington Indiana, for nounced In this paper next week. Following the sermon, the Lord’s further training. Join the March of Dimes—Vote for supper will be observed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owens are your state. Save Waste Paper Bible School 11 a. m. the parents of a son, John Andrew, And Tin Cans C. E. 6:30 p. m. born at the Portland Sanitarium Evening song service assisted by Jan. 19. The young man weighed , Beaverton High the orchestra 7:30 p. m., followed by Request that county resi lents save Bt „ pounds 8 oz. <s/-Vww4nlo all of the waste paper and tin cans The pupils of the 8Chool are spon- “ «S K e iD a il o c n e a u i e the evening sermon. Feb 1—Bye. Midweek prayer and Bible study possible was made by W. G. Ide, go,.|ng the March of Dimes for the We invite returns involving profits from sales o f Real Jan. 28—Hillsboro, here. service Wed. 8 p. m. Study will be county salvage chairman, following paraiy8is fund. Send or bring your Feb. 4—Tigard, here. twelfth chapter of Romans. Property, Investments, and Farmer Returns. Establish a meeting of the salvage group and dj me8 to the school Thursday or Feb. 8 —Westlinn, here. civilian defense community directors p riday your account with us on an annual basis. We will re METHODIST CHURCH Thursday night at the civilian de- Mrs. Ed Jenkins and daughter ! Feb. 11—Newberg, there. lieve you of your worries about tax puzzles for a nom Albert S. Hisey, D. D., Minister Feb. 15—Bye. fense office. Announcement of cam- Virginia, and Mrs. George Snider, left inal fee. 9 45 a. m. Sunday School. Feb. 18—McMinnville, there. paigns to salvage these materials for Sunday for Houston, Texas, to visit 11 a. m. Preaohlng service. Feb. 22-—Forest Grove, there. the war effort will be made shortly ^ wjj.h Mrs. Jenkins husband who is W. S. C. 8 . meets Wednesday. Feb. 25—Hillsboro, there. he declared. |j„ training there. Mrs. Sniders sis- Only three types of paper are want- ter Mr8 A A Jayson, will stay at HT. CECELIA CHURCH ed 1n Washington county newspa- j snider home during her absence. TOO L A T E TO CLASSIFY Musses 8:25 and 10:25 a. m. pers, magazines and chrdboard. | _______________ __ Scrap from waste baskets cannot be j DISPOSAL SALE—Rabbits, Buff KKEMVILLE COMMUNITY used. Each of these types of pa- j Orpington chickens, Orpington FKLSBYTMRIAN CHURCH per should be segregated, tied se- I settings, Pigeons. Call after 5 p. Sunday School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto curely In bundles not over 14 Inches m. on Sundays, Scoffins and Wal NOTICE TO CREDITORS George, Supt. high and stored In homes pending a } lace, Tigard 2381, opposite the Worship Servlcs 11 a. m. Notice is hereby given that the un collection announcement. Joy Theatre. 52 Young People's C. E. 7 p. m. dersigned, Lloyd Galloway, has been Prayer Meeting and Bible study, PARTY who picked up Shaffer duly appointed Administrator of the HERBERT M. ACKLEY Thursday, 7 p. m. Pen in Tigard Bank Jan. 8 return estate of May Purdin Galloway, de to Bank, no questions asked. 52 Herbert M. Ackley Sr. of 7308 SW ceased. and any and all persons hav PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH Canyon road, died Jan. 22. Services ing claims against the said estate are ' FOR SALE—28 laying hens Rocks The Bible Church present said j were held Monday at Finley’s Chapel hereby required to A Rockshire, all thru moult $1.50 Box 697, Beaverton Commitment private. He was hus claims, duly verified as by law re- j each. Dallwobd Ave., off Dur Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive band of Minerva J. Ackley, father quired, at Beaverton, in Washing- ham Rd. 1931 Buick Coupe car Walter R. Buhl, Pastor of Kenneth J. and Wilson Lee Ack- j ton County, Oregon, within six CALL FOR EVENING APPOINTMENTS ries four, all new rubber, good Sunday School 10 a. m. ley, both of Portland; Herbert M months from the date of this notice condition $175. Bx 213, Tigard 52 Divine Services 11 a. m. Ackley Jr.. U. S. navy: brother of Dated and first published Dec. 31, j Sunday evening services, 1st Sun Mary Buzby, Millville, N J. also sur- 1943. 220 Lumbermens Bldg. BEacon 7131 MAN to Cut Wood $6 cord, or on day of each month 7:30 p. m. wived by three grandchildren. Date of last publication Jan. 28 shares. Must understand drag Residence appointments at Metzger CH. 1534 * —-------------------------- 1944 saw. All tools furnished. H. C. ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD LLOYD GALLOWAY VISITS SISTER Peterson, Bx 389, 1 mile W. from Sunday School 10 a. m. Administrator of the estate of Mrs. Zuet enjoyed a visit with her feed store on Tigard ave., Tigard, Worship 11 a. m. May Purdin Galloway, deceased. brother Pvt. L. Patrick at her home Oregon. t 52 Young people 6:30 p. m. Baaverton, Oregon last week. He is stationed at Fort Evangelistic 7:45 p. m. ¡A. C. ALLEN Atty. for Administrator FOR SALE—2 tons of Gray Oats, Lewis, Wash. Prayer and Bible study 7:48 p. m. $55 a ton. Tigard 2190, Mrs. Rob- Thursday. —Buy 4th War Loan Bonds inett. 52 -Buy 4th War Loan Bond* Registration of Trucks and K IN T O N Feed Growing to be Busses in Oregon Daring Encouraged in 1944 Mr. arid Mrs. Albeit Scott celebrat A A A Program 1943 Showed Increases ed their golden wedding anniversary Clearance Sale 10 10 50^ c s $ 25.00 $ 49.00 $ 69.00 $ 119.00 Beaverton Furniture Co. Johnsons Tax Service Save Money By Having Your Returns Prepared NOW . Legal Notices i J. 0. Johnson and Associates WIIITKOKD COMMUNITY HALL Gospel services Sunday tvanlng S p. m. Sunday Nov. 28 Rev. H. A. Armit age, pastor of Valley Community church. AI.OI1A COMMUNITY CHURCH Graydon D. Lore«, Pastor Sunday School 10 a. m. J. G. Vincent, Supt. Morning worship 11 a. m. Topic A View of a Saved Man. Youth Fellowship 7 p. m. Gordon Rydman, pres. Evening service 8 o'clock. L ets a ll BACK TH l ATTACK ! BUY EXTRA WAR BONDS American Citizens Demand Total Conscription FOR SALE-*-Block and Edging mixed 2 L cords load delivered $ 20 . 4 ft. green slab 2Vj cord lot $7. H. F. Elford, Forest Grove Phone 56. Prompt delivery. 52tf J J J WANTED Truck Driver. Call Ti gard 2446. 52tf FOR SALE -1941 De Soto, good rubber, heater, radio. See A. La Fond, 560 Watson St., cor. 6 th. Beaverton. 52 ...and do it tVuXWi&SLS The freezing of wages and salaries, the freezing of civilian employment to jobs and locations, the drafting of civilian employment to new jobs, are no longer threats; they are accomplished facts. This brings to the fore a fundamental issue: Can we introduce in this country, in this greatest democracy of the United Nations a national draft of compulsory labor service— drafter to work for frozen wages in private enterprises to produce profits for business ownership? This would be fascism in the United States! W hy is Total Conscription Necessary? This la addressed to the citizens of United States and Canada. Our en emy in World War II la the armed might of world fascism. Unless this might is defeated in battle, fascism will be Imposed from without on North America; and unless the fas cism within our own national systems is liqudated, we may -have fascism Imposed from within even though we are victorious on the batteflelds. Technocracy, as a non-profit mem bership organization with members In both tne United States and C an-, ada. la presenting to the people of j both countries a solution and a de- j signed direction which may be In- : stalled by the governments of each j country respectively as sovereign en titles whose geographical position as i friendly neighbors impels them tow-| ard a similar destiny. Technocracy submits that the | stress of.total war and the Impact o f, peace will compel the people of the i United States and Canada acting! through their respective governments to install the total conscription of j Men, Machines, Materiel and Money 1 —with national service from all and profits to none. Total war and the Rev. Jeonard C. Johnaon pesos will demand total mobiltaaUon | PHONE 3691 of all resources, all skill and equip ment of North America. Section I R D 12245 Technocracy. Inc. 814 SW 10th Ave. Portland. O r BIRTHS Mr and Mr* Karl C. Brtabin. Beav*rton. Jan IS, ■ daughter Bar- < bara J. Mr and Mr*. Ernest J. Maruaka. j 8266 SW Boone* Farry road. Jan. 14 ! a aon. Em*at J. Mr and Mr*. Theodor* E. Miller 1 Lake Grove. J*a It. a aon. Michael O. —Buy «til War Lean Bondi Glenwood Fuel PROMPT DELIVERY Total Conscription ot Men, Machines, Mater ial and Money With Service From All and Profits to None as Outlined by Technocracy Incorporated. Beaverton 2604 Heavy Block & Slab mix. Del. in 21 2 Cd. loads Church of the NAZARENE 459 S. W. 1st Multnomah, Tigard, Portland Beaverton & Aloha S20 load Deliveries $ 2 7 .5 0 per Load WAGES UNFAIR’ !. Unfair or not. the Bible says that the wages of sin are death No strikes or pickets can alter this declara tion. B IT —there is an alternative — “The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” The invitation i* to become servant* to God Then you will have "your fruit unto holiness and the end everlasting life.” Ro mans 6 22 . TO M Y M ANY ANNOUNCES AND FRIENDS T H A T HE HAS BEEN A P P O IN T E D DISTRIBUTOR FOR ST O V E OIL & DEISEL BURNER OILS 20 Years in Oil Business, in Washington County Own my Plant and Equipment at Beaverton Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company or McMINNYTLLK Organ lied U M - 40 year* of Reliable Service • baa L Walker, Agent Finest Quality Petroleum Products Phone 1732 Hillsboro, Oregon CU STO M ERS Inc., 8 M SW I 0 «h Ave.. Portland, 5, Or. 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