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Friday, July 14, 1944
B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Orejón
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ST. C ECELIA CHURCH
Masses 7 56 to 9:55 a. m. on Sunday
during summer months.
Why They Want It
Jurors Drawn
More Waste Paper Needed
Awarded Expert
Infantryman Bad<,e
Since the start of the U. S. Victory
A nunibei ol people from the east-
,
. . . .
.
„
. ’ campaign last November, the nation
I
ern
end
of
Washington
county
were
An outstanding honor, the Expert ^
pfjtl,en faf short Qf (U month,y
ALO H A ASSEMBLY o r GOD
After the war, everybody in Vi­ named in the drawing of a circuit
enna expects to come to America." court jury panel for the July term Infantryman Badge, has been award­ ' goal oi 667,O'» tons per month, the
Sunday School 10 a. m.
CHURCH OF T H E N AZAH EN E
ed to Cpl. Herman F. Smith of 253rd
So sounded the message from over
Worship 11 a. m
i State committee reported in pointing
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
I Persons drawn will he notified as to Infantry Regiment, co,.a
there.
Young people 6:30 p. m.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School, Glade
' the date on which they are to report. Camp Van Dorn, Miss. U*id Division, out that 0regona record j, no better
Evangelistic 7:45 p. m.
And what is it that makes this good
than the national average in this res­
Baker Supt.
Tigard: Charles A. Donnally, C. S.
To receive such an award it was ’
Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m.
land of ours so worth while to the
IX a. m.
Morning worship, ser­
Howard; „ route 1, Tigard, Eva ,, T. necessary to
people who liv<
Why
^ be "tops" and qualify in ] pect.
Thursday.
vice. Pastor speaking.
God so blessed America’
Creamer. Marie Johnson. Gladys Mey- guch thlng8 as individual weapon. [ "The waste paper necessary to
6:15 p. m.
Junior meeting, Mrs.
, .
,
, reach the 1944 goal is available," de-
Th«* M u m If that here dwell« a eI •
Upshaw.
G&rick, Supt.
Beaverton
Em
m
.
Balfe.
Marjorie
I Clares Claude I. Sersanous, state sal-
people who seek out God's will to
6:30 p. m. N.Y.P.S. Reachel West,
route 1. ? renf d* c™ r,eY aa wel‘ aa
vage chairman. ' Everyone must help
Too Late to Classify
' know it and to do it.
They are his M. L*ewis, Mabel Alexander;
route
familiarization
firing,
the
prescribed
*
and tlanspolt the waate paper
Beaverton, Juliette H. Carter;
Pres.
- purchased possession, bought with 2
twenty-five
mile
march,
physical
fit-1
* those places where it can be used.
Charles E. Bernards, route 3, Irma
uu.e J“ “ ™ 1-
^ ; to
7: :30 p. m. Evangelistic service,
Infiltration course, partici-
FO R SALE Trailer, 2 wheel, steel j the blood of Christ and indwelt by Biggs Ethel E
Hanson; route 6 neaa teat' l,n i“ trat‘" "
»nd Everyone of us must ask ourselves:
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer and
I pation in close combat course, and j
Tires, $75.
J. W. ■ the spirit of Christ.
They hate sin,
body,
good
Portland
Paul
H
ag«
C° Ur#e’
Have we done our part”
We must
personal work study.
!
cities
course.
St.,
Beaver-
I
are
separated
unto
Christ
and
live
Whitworth, 573 Main
Thursday -Camp meeting of the
Smith
of
'
not
only
ourselves
this
question,
He is a son of George J
24 ¡by Power from On High.
ton.
Phone 3363.
Lo-
Oregon Pacific District begina
school action
—
Some
of
them
had
but
a
feeble.
Visit
our
special
bargain
counter-
-
Beaverton,
and
attended
high
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cated on 82nd Street, 3 miles south
flickering spark of faith, when they new mdse, each week. Walkers Dept | graduating in 1942.
He entered ser-
__________________
Camp Adam» Week
of Portland.
turned to God.
They knew their »in store
Stf vice August 1943, and was assigned _
-
■
,
ful state and believed the Bible - t h a t _________
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— • j to Camp Van Dorn.
r o m c r fa r m e r s a v e s tn e d a y
A LO IIA COMMUNITY CHURCH
This week might well be called the
Df Christ would wash away
Graydon D. Loree, Pastor
SUMMONS
Camp Adams week in Bethel church
sins ,,nd that He would indwell
A former Illinois farmer, a serg­
Sunday School 10 a. m.
principal Interest '• ‘ he C“ rnP which them with Himself.
_________ ^
Re-Elected President
eant, solved a transportation problem
Himseir.
— "Believe
Believe on j ____________ __
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Mary Antrim Supt.
i. to open for the junior high period the L o ^ Jesu. Christ and thou »halt IN TH E C IRCUIT COURT OF TH E ^ e ^ leCt_e d ^ r e S H le n t
for his marine buddies on Saipon the
Morning worship 11 a. m.
this Sunday, July lbth.
The senior be 8aved say8 the Good Book They
STATE OF OREGON FOR WASH- Native S o n s & Daughter»
_
Navy Department reports.
It was
Sermon A Prosperous Church.
high period begins next Sunday as I believed and the mighty God honored | IN G TO N COUNTY.
i
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| impossible to haul much-needed ara-
Youth fellowship 7 p. m.
Ethelene this one closes.
their tiny spark of faith and received C ITY OF BEAVERTON, formerly
John M. Brown was re-elected presi- munition up the rugged, steep hills
Rydman, senior supervisor.
Mary
Thursday there was a Camp Adams
unt0 himself.
Town of Beaverton, a Municipal Corp. den{ Qf the Pioneers, Native Sons and by truck and carry the wounded back
Antrim, junior supervisor.
potluck dinnei at the church w‘ f “ j Through these people, God set down
Plaintiff ^ Daughters association at their picnic As the sergeant suggested, a detail
8 p. m. Evening worship.
camp Adams movies and a snort talk the foundatlon ot
held in — the Shute park the first of of marines, who as civilians had han-
Behoofs, hospi-.
i
.
i
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9 p. m. Teachers’ Forum.
by Kev. Paul A. Davie«, Supt of the ^aj8 an(j
things that make Am- ! EIX>ISE M. HICKS, a single woman, the m0nth.
Fred Hood was elected died livestock, were sent out to catch
Wednesday, prayermeeting 8 p. m. Oregon conference of Congregational erjca different.
And yet only as RAC H EL H. BEDVV E L L and JOHN vice-president and Mrs. L. C. Moo- stray oxen.
Within two hours they
Churches on plans lor Camp Adams Christians stay in the land, can these DOE EE D W ELD her_
husband; | berry secretary-treasurer.
j had a regular service into the hills
W EST H ILLS
On Sunday July 16 there will be things live and prosper.
ELO ISE M A R IE HENDRICKSON, a
using hand-made native
two-wheel
LU TH E R A N CHURCH
commissioning service for junior high
Our fathers held close to God and single woman; C A R L E
HEND- ’ Pedestrians Should
1 carts drawn by oxen.
“ The only
Canyon Road, near Sylvan
and senior high delegates to this the Bible and prayer; through them R1CKSON, the widower of F ID R
| trouble so far has been the oxen don’t
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
camp.
There are ten young people God blessed America ' w iT y o U Turä ENCE HICKS H END RICKSO N; C ! F * C e Traffic OH Highways
j understand our language,”
the serg-
attending from this church: Melvalee to God, that America may continue C- C A R TE R and A L T A E. CARTER,
6th Sunday after Trinity
; eant said.
“ I ’ll bet they only under­
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Beeler, Janice Oafield, Donald Met- ! to stand?
his
wife;
LIVESTO CK
STATE
Motor vehicle accidents took time stand theie pesky nips."
calfe, Mary Jean Taggart, Dolores
Divine Service 11 a. m.
B ANK; SAM B IANCH I, a single i,ves Qf 21 pedestrians in Oregon dur-
Church fellowship picnic at Wash­ Carlson and Robert Lee.
Attending <
man; MRS. A. M ERLO; C H ARLES I ¡nK tbe first five months of 1944, ac-
Two American soldiers in Egypt
the senior camp will be Janet Felsh
ington Park.
PR IC K E TT and GRACE D. P R IC K -! c CUl
o r t uiii^
i j nK tu Secretary
of o State
Bob , j lived for months on dehydrated beef.
o c L ic ia i v ui
iaic
er, James Taggart, Jack Manges, Em !
3101 SW McChesney Road,
Ei V ' h‘*
p m r K m C K H P B f i Farrell.
dehydrated milk, dehydrated butter
CHURCH OF CHRIST
iiy Sayre.
Rev. Sturtevant will be |
widower, W. E.^PRICKETT and GRO-1 o f the 21 pedestrians killed. 13, or and vegetables.
Visiting a Cairo
Portland, Oregon
George W. Springer, Pastor
chaplain, and Rev. Hall is the dean of j This space paid for by an Oregon V E L IN E PRIC KE TT, his wife; H. VV $3 percent were struck in accidents 1 museum they saw their first mummy.
9:45 a. m. Worship and preaching. the junior high camp.
A Red Cross j businessman.
PR I(?K E T T and A N N A H. PR ICK - occuring in cities, while 7 were killed "This is going too far," said one.
Topic Exceeding Great and Prec­ certified Life Guard will be on hand
“ V - O W e S S o ! Y K M U c K S r e “ ,U,al
l- S S
dehydrating » o n . . « , - -
during the swimming hours.
ious Promises.
? ■ GnRKA
n ^ r r n
r
"These figures are evidence
that Wichita News,
Battleship Oregon Relics
Following the sermon, the Lord's
wife, O R A D E LL P R IC K E T T GRI- pedestrian safety is a rural problem, I
supper will be observed.
E B LE R and W ILB U R L. G R IE B -,as wejj as an Ui ban one," Secretary
To be at Pioneer P. O.
Missing in Action
11 a. m. Bible School.
LER, her husband; the unknown p arreu said.
“The rural pedestrian
C. E. 7 p. m.
| . aM. the result, in most ca-
Washington, D. C., July 14—The I hms of E LIZ A B E TH A IK E N BRIO-
Word has been received by Mrs. E.
Evening worship 8 p. m.
dec-used, and all other _ I>‘‘ * - s,.s ,,f failure on tin- part ot the per-i I
president has signed the bill author­
Wednesday Bible study and prayer A. Patterson at Aloha, that her hus­
yOQt to exercjse proper care
M O R TIC IAN
band has been reported missing since izing use o fspace in the Pioneer post- sons unknown claiming any light, 9Qn
service Wednesday 8 p. m. Study of a June 16 mission in the Pacific area, office in Portland as a state museum
Beaverton, Oregon
or nt®r®st n or to the herein-1 wj,en crossing highways.
Sixty per- ■
II Corinthians Chapter 3.
Estab. 1910 - Serving 33 years |
Mrs. Patterson and her two child- for relics of the old battleship Ore- after described tract of real property, i cent of the pedestrian fatalities so far I
ren have been at the home of her gon and state historical documents.
Defendants.
| involved unsafe actions on the part of |
PH O N E B E A V E R TO N S411
TI1E V A LLE Y
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Altishin. i objects and relics of the Old Oregon ^.0 .
ELOISE M HICKS a single the pedestrian.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
¡country.
woman; RAC H EL H. BED W E L L and
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U N ITED PR E S B Y TE R IA N
County FSA Committee
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m
H V DOE
nOR R
E n w r ELL,
a ,L
her hus-.
hus-l While shopping
eat „at the Grey-
.
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;;
”
,
JOHN
BEDW
her
„
4110 SW Gabel Lane
Increase in Federal Employ band; ELOISE M A R IE H EN D RIC K- hound Coffee Shop. Beaverton.
Rev. H. A. Armitage, pastor
Announce Plans
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SON, a single woman; C A R L E.
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship and
While in Beaverton be sure to eat
An increase of 8978 in the number i HENDRICKSON, the widower of
Bible study 7 p. m.
Evening Wor­
Plans for the new fiscal year, to­ of paid federal employes in the con- FLO RE NC E
HICKS
H EN D R IC K - at the Greyhound Coffee Shop
ship with Group Discussions.
gether with reappointed and new tinental U. S. was reported by the SON; C. C. C A R TE R and A L T A E.
members of the Washington County civil service commission July 6.
) C AR TE R, his wife; MRS. A. MER-
BETH EL
FSA committee, were announced this
It was the fifth consecutive monthly : LO; and FRE D NESSLY, the sole
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
week by V. S. Madsen, County Farm Increase and brought the total to j and only heir at law of Elizabeth Ai-
Rev. F. T. Sturtevant, Pastor
Security
Supervisor,
Commercial 2,862,449.
In June of last year fed- ken Bridwell, Deceased, Defendants.
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
building, Hillsboro.
eral employment reached a lecord
11 a. m. Worship.
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
All FSA loan applications for ope­ peak of 3,002,453.
____________________
OF
OREGON; You and each of you
rating
goods,
water
facilities,
group
METHODIST CHURCH
services and farm ownership are re­
Little Bob asks to k n o w - ” I f we *re hereby required to appear and
Albert S. Hisey, D. D , Minister
viewed and approved by the commit­ are here in this world to help others
/he above ent.Ued complain
9 45 a. m.
Sunday School.
Brunette Blonde Redhead
tee to make the best possible use of then what are the others here for?’ within four weeks from the date of j
11 a. m. Preaching service.
j
the
first
publication hereof by setting
available credit and management as­
W. S C. S. meets Wednesday.
sistance, reported Madsen.
Funds
Visit our special bargain counter- j forth whatever right, title, or interest Yes, people the nation over have reported
PILG R IM LU TH E R A N CHURCH appropriated for the new year provide new mdse each week. Walkers Dept. I you claim in the hereinafter describ- G R A Y V IT A Vitamins W O RK, and that their
about the same amount for rehabili­ Store.
gray hair is returning to its natural color.
The Bible Church
3tf | ed real property and are further no-! G
R A YV IT A V itamins contain the same amount
| tified that upon your failure so to do,
tation loans as last year, but farm
Box 697, Beaverton
of “ anti gray hair vitamin” (Plus 450 Int units
ownership 1 oans
will be heavily = l l l = l l l = I I I E I I i = l l l = l l l = m = l l l = l l l = I H = l l l = I U = l l l the above named plaintiff will apply Bi) as tested by a leading housekeeping maga­
Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive
to the Court for judgment forever zine. Of those tested, #8 % had return o f hair
curtailed due to difficulties in secur­ =
Walter R. Buhl, Pastor
G R A Y V IT A Vitamins are non-fatten­
barring you of any right, title, and color.
ing good farms at reasonable prices. III
ing, can’ t harm your “ permanent.” 30 day
Sunday School 10 a. m.
interest
in
and
to
the
following
des­
supply $1.50; 100 days, $4 00. Phone
Divine Services 11 a. m.
B RO AD W AY AT WATSON
cribed real property in Washington
"What is your definition of suc­
BEAVERTON PHARM ACY
County,
Oregon,
and
adjudging
the
cess?” some on asked the British
R K E O V ILLE COM M UNITY
plaintiff to be the owner thereof and
Prime Minister who replied in his
Phone Beaverton 2311
I’ Rl.HBYTHRLAN CHURCH
5 forever quieting its title thereto. Said
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Mr«. Otto usual satirical manner: "Young man,
|lj real property being described as fol-
all that I can say about success is
George. Supt.
ÎÜ lows: to-wit:
this
it is the one unpardonable sin
Worship Service 11 a. m.
that any man can commit in the eyes
Young People's C. E. 7 p m.
Under new management jjj Tract 1: Lot 4, Block 11, Peggs’
Prayer Meeting and Bible study, of his less fortunate fellows."
subdivision,
Amended
Plat, as
MR. and MRS. BEN LAM B
Thursday. 7 p. m.
shown on the duly recorded maps
Strict reductions on all mdse, at
and plats thereof.
Walkers D ept
counters,
While In Beaverton be sure to eat bargain
8tf
Store.
at the Greyhound Coffee Shop.
Tract
2: Lot 5, Block 11, Peggs’
G R O C E R IE S
Subdivision. Amended
Plat,
as
Brake Reline—Labor Only
shown on the duly recorded maps
R E P O R T OF CO NDITION O r
C H E V R O LE T liW-1942 $7.00
PLYM O U TH 1936-1942....... $7.00
and plats thereof.
MEATS
■
W. E. PEGG
See Our Bed
Room Furniture-
Spring-filled Daven­
ports and Chairs-
Occasional Chairs and
Swing Rockers
GRAY HAIR?
Get Grayvita Vitamins
Beaverton Furniture
Company
Elmonica
Grocery
Opening Special
For July Only
First Security Bank
OF B EAVERTO N , OREGON
At the close of hunlneiut June 30th, 1944
A State banking institution organized and operating under the hanking
laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Pub­
lished In accordance with a call made by the State Hanking Authori­
ties and by the Federal Reserve Bank of thla District.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts (lnoludlng
$354.88 overdrafts
$ 128.380.10
United States Government obligations direct and guaranteed .... 1,562,688.25
ObligaUons of States and polltioal subdivisions ------------------ -
30.972.50
Corporate stocks Including $1,050.00 stock o f Fed Res bank)
1,050.00
Cash, balances with othfcr banks Including reserve balance, and
caah Items In process o f collection
912.469.37
7,600.00
Bank premises owned $4,000.00, fura and fixtures $3.600 00
_______
TO T A l, ASSETS
1,489.364 37
817,186 47
215,574 85
43.417 93
18,134 85
IM P E R IA L FEEDS
Sign Up for
Lockers
=
NOW —
III
'I1
= Tract
Beaverton 3177
mi
É iii= iii= iii= iiiE iii= n i3 iii= iii= iii= iii= m H N i= iin
2.583.678 47
$
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ACCOUN TS
T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S
Tract 4:
Beginning at a point in
the center of County Road No. 397
at the intersection of said road I
and the south boundary line of the
O. & E. right-of-way; thence south
154.5 feet to the place of begin- ]
ning; thence east 200 feet to an
iron pipe; thence South 50 feet;
thence West 200 feet to center of
County Road; thence north 50 feet
Ml
=
to place of beginning, containing
HI
0.23 acre, all Lot number 12 in
Steele's Addition to Beaverton.
ili
I
Tract
5: The North 105.75 feet of
=
the South Half of Block B of the
III
original Town of Beaverton.
obliga
C A P IT A L ACCOUNT*
I Capital
Surplus
Undivided profita ........... ...... ........ ......... ....... ......
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital)
T O T A L C A P IT A L
FxTESH F R U IT
$ 2,643.16022
IJA B IIJT1K S
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations
Tim s deposits of Individuals, partnerships .and corpsrationa
Deposits of U. S. Government, including postal savings)
Deposits of States and Political subdivisions
Other Deposits (certified and officers checks, etc
TO T A L DEPOSITS ___________
$2,583,678 47
T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S (not Includlng subordinated
tlons shown below)
...........
Tract 3:
Lot 5, Block 12. Peggs'
Subdivision, Amended Plat.
as
shown on the duly recorded maps
and plats thereof.
VEGETABLES
D O Y O U R W A R D U T IE S
/
25.000.00
5.000.00
22.581.75
6,900 00
56,481 I t
AND C A P IT A L ACCOUNTS
2.643.160 22
1 This bank's capital constats of: Capital notes and deben­
tures $8,60000.
Common stock with total par value of
.
$25 666 66
M EM O RAND A
Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value):
U S Gov. obligations, direct and guaranteed .pledged to
secure deposits and
other liabilities
I « >TAL
TO TAL
__
account
1936-1942
$7.00
FORD
1938-1942 .............. $7.00
Valve Grinding — Labor Only
C H EV R O LET All Models $12.00
PLYM.. all 6 cyl. mod *... $15.00
DODGE 6 cyl
FORD V-8 all models
$15.00
$20.00
Complete Motor Overhauling done on flat rate basi»
or by the hour.
Motor tune up for all makes of
Cars.
FEATURING RICHFIELD GAS and OIL PRODUCTS
Located at W . Beaverton on
Formerly The Hub
Tualatin
Highway
Hours 7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Leonard’s Service & ñuto Repair
BEST MARKET PRICE
FOR S T R A W B E R R IE S , B O Y S O N ,
YOUNG
and L O G A N BERRIES, B L A C K C A P and
C U T H B E R T R A S P B E R R IE S
(No. 5771)
Estate of Axel F Larson. Deceased.
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON FOR TH E
COUNT OF W ASHINGTON.
Beaverton
In Probate
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that
i the undersigned as Executrix of the
I^st W ill and Testament of Axel F.
j I a i son. deceased, has filed her Final
1 Account In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Washington
¡County and that Monday, the 24th
.day of July. 1944. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, in the Court
Room of said County Court in the
(Court House of Washington County .at
j Hillsboro. Oregon, be fixed as the
time fcnd place for the hearing of ob­
jections thereto, if any there be. and
| the settling thereof.
Dated and first published June 23.
! 1944
I Date of last publication July 21
S
j 1944
Rev. Leonard <\ Johnson
••Signed'
EMMA N LARSON.
^
PHONE 3 ;*i
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Executrix
A R TH U R LANO CU TH Attorney
R. I. MacLaughlln & Co.
216.000 00
228.767 39
5.500 63
234.26802
1, RU TH N
TATIXX?K, Asst, cashier of the above-named bank,
hereby certify that the above statement la tru/ to the best o f my
knowledge and belief
R U TH N TATLO C K
Correct.—Attest ■
JOHN E BLUM
H O DOW NING
JAY GIBSON
Directors
State of Oregon, County of Wash tngton sa
Sworn to end subscribed before ms this 11th day of July 1944
J J. McMAHON Notary Publia for Oregon
My rommlselon expires Juna 6. 1666.
This summons is served upon you
by order of the Honorable R. Frank
Peters. Judge of the above entitled
Court, dated June 20th, 1944.
P. L. PATTERSON,
Resident Attorney of Oregon, Post
| Office Address Commercial National
| Bank Bldg., Hillsboro, Oregon.
Date of First Publication
June 23.
: 1944.
Date of Last Publication: July 21,
1944.
n o t ic e o f f i n a l
216,000 00
Secured and preferred liabilities
Deposits secured by pledg­
ed assets pursuant to requirements of k *
Deposits preferred under provisions of law but not secured
by pledge of assets P. O ___ ____ _____ ____ ___ _____ _
6i The South Half of I-ots 7
and 8, Block 28, Beaverton, as
shown on the duly recorded maps
and plats thereof
DODGE
Niti«n»l Ditlillfr» Product* Con-er«tion
Nrw York
m Praef
Phone Beaverton 3271
Reaverton
CHURCH of the NAZARENE
The Church is man's tangible contact with
Gcal
Thg person who says he can wor­
ship God in nature Is stating the truth, but
seldom is it done by that one opposed to the
church
The church is ordained and insti­
tuted by God for the perpetuation of the
Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ
Are
you an active participant in this program?
The rhurch needs you and you need the
i7’ UI' h
Worship God m the Church of your
choice th:s Lords Day
!