The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 29, 1944, Page Page 4, Image 4

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September 29, 1944
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
1
New Navy Weapons
What's Doing
Shown
First Time
IN TILK
Chûrches
_________
Sgt. L. A. Blunck Back
In the United States
To Cross
On Plank
Word From Ne.. Guinea
,
I’m full of darned Malu’ a;
Sergeant Lawrence A. Blunck, 22,
I shake the whole day long,
; of Beaverton, has been returned to 1
The quini-ie :< tinging in my ears,
CHURCH OF THE NAZAKKNE
ntul sruns
(i, mis useu
Used in
ill m
the
United
/ Plant’
lanes < ana
e . |the
monthB
in state8
the »tt*r serving
He many
la a
I'm anything but s'rong
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
Mosqdto bite? all o%’er me,
veteran
of
four
major
battles.
9.45 a. m
Sunday School, Rally
Invasion l nveiled.
He now is stationed at the Marine
In my last hour on earth. I shall You’d think I had the itch.
Day, souvenirs for all. Contest closes.
Corps base, San Diego, Calif., await throw away all the sermons I ever My ears are full of guinea mud,
11 a. m Morning worship, World
Communion Sunday will be observed.
WASHINGTON
Ihr n.ivy has ing reassignment and a furlough.
1 preached and all the prayers, all the My bunks a muddy ditch.
6:15 p. m. Junior meeting
Permitted brief mention of a whole
Sergeant Blunck, whose mother, | calls on the sick and all the help I I’m living in a jungle.
Ample Parking—Form Fitting Seats
a
6:30 p. m. Hi-N. Y. and N. Y. P. S. batch of secret, new, or improved Mrs. R P. Kueneke, lives at route 2, ever gave. And I will look to the It’s hot as merry hell,
TIGARD, OREGON—TEL. £425
weapons, some of which even now fought with the famed Second Ma good plank Grace to carry me across f ’-ration is my mequ.
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service.
Best Pictures — De l uxe Sound
So said the No cooking can I smell.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Prayer and are being tested on the European rine Division at Guadalcanal. Tara- to my Father's house.
Admission 50c, children 20c, lnclu tax
wa, Saipan and Tinian.
He wears aged minister, as he came on toward For this I get 2 bucks a day,
invasion front.
missionary study.
M_-n in Uniform 20c Anytime
And chance for a little ground.
for being the end
Thursday 1:30 p. m. Women’s Mis­
These weapons—along with many th,‘ **urPle Heart Medal
2nd Show Approximately 9 o'clock
That measures 4x6x4 and,
others which may not even be mounded in action, and two Presiden
And what is Grace?
sionary Society meets.
Continuous Show Sunday at 2:30
J
tial Unit Citations.
Grace is everything for the man A covered grassy mound.
hinted at— were unveiled fur news­
My
pal.
who
came
down
here
with
me
WEST I1UJ.S
who deserved nothing and who could
men in a recent tour of naval estab­
The lad was just 18,
LUTHERAN CHURCH
not pay for anything.
Friday-Saturday, Sept. 29-30—
lishments authorized by Secretary of Chamberlin Honored
God is the God ol all grace. Many Got him a bed he’ll never leave—
Canyon Road, near Sylvan
Jean Gabin—Allyn Joslyn
the Navy James V. Forrestal.
Guest
at
Rome
USO
Club
a time we have set ourselves against The coverlet is green.
Werner J. Frits, Minister
A brand-new twin-engined fighter
THE IMPOSTER
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his holy will, to go our own way. Anothei one will see no more.
17th Sunday after Trinity
plane of unprecedented fire power
plus Grace Macdonald and Leon Errol
Cpl. John L. Chamberlin, who lives j Yes, these human hearts ot ours Another lost his arm,
Sunday School 9:46 a. m
which climbs practically straight at route 1, Eeaverton, Oregon, was an spout out a lot of sin, first and last A thousand more I do not know—
in
Divine Service 11 a. m.
Hat Check Honey
Sermon:
How Shall We Keep up. The navy version of the jet- honor guest at the Rome USO Club and the Good Book says—All have Are now safe from all harm.
propulsion plane, known to the men last week, according to an announce- sinned.
Sunday?
But God gave us his Son But when I hear a bunch of guys—
Coming in the early Fall to
who fly as “ swish,” because that is ment by Rev. Rubin R. Dobin, Direc- to die for our sins.
You are Invited and welcome.
God gave us the Tha*’s’ safe and far away,
THE JOY
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 7:30 p. m
Mis­ the way it goes.
Refuse to work, because they want
tor ol the Club. Cpl. Chamberlin is Saviour.
For Your Pleasure
sionary Guild and Church Council
Improved rockets and rocket guns now stationed at Battey General Hos-1 Having laid our many sins on Two Dollars more a day.
Donald O’Connor in
meeting at the parsonage, 7021 SW that "won’t do the enemy any good.
P‘ta>. where he is one of the more pop-1 Christ, God is free to do for us as he i only wish we had them here, for
CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK
Canyon Crest.
Battleships with 100 times the fire , ulH1' boys in the detachment. Cpl. i wills.
So it is that to all who re just a week or two.
power of battleships built three Chamberlin took part in the evening’s ; celve Christ as Saviour from sin, God To live in Guinea Jungles, and
Robert Taylor in
CHURCH OF CHRIST
years ago, and a new 27,000-ton activities and told those present how acts in grace to impart eternal life. There we’d let them stay,
SONG OF RUSSIA
George W. Springer, Pastor
proud he was of his home town and He Inbreathes us with himself.
His We’d give them all malaria.
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9 45 a. m. Worship and preaching battle cruiser which will be the first
eternal Spirit touches our spirit into Let the mosquitos have a feast.
Spencer Tracy in
¿r,.
Topic will be—The Divine Imper­ vessel of its kind in the United I Cpl. r'v,amh„.ii„
Chamberlin Vxpressed
his appro-1 life.
So we have life from above. We’d make them bury lads from
A GUY NAMED JOE
States
fleet.
sonator.
ciation for the many kindnesses shown We are born of God. We did not de- North. West, South and East,
Aircraft
carriers from whose him there.
Following the sermon, the Lord’s’
serve it but in grace, God did it.
We’’d make them sleep in foxholes
Michael O’Shea in
decks twin-engjned medium bomb­
supper will be observed.
The people of Rome have made it a
More of grace.
When you said And feed ’em from a can,
JACK LONDON
Bible School class session 11 a. m, ers will be able to take off -and policy to make all servicemen as com- yes to God and received Christ as Sa-: Let the hot sun blister ’em,
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
much else.
fortable as possible.
They are doing viour and Lord, you had a flock of But not a Palm Beach Tan.
The musical treat of the season
Evening worship 7:30 p. m.
BROADWAY RHYTHM
Even the most experienced navy I this here because they know that the sinful habits. Now byshis Spirit, God ! We’d let them hear the wounded men,
Midweek Bible study Wed. 8 p. m. fliers, the visiting reporters learned, people of different communities are and Christ come to keep house in And let them see ’em die,
KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY
Cary Grant—Janet Blair
were amazed when they first ob- taking care ot servicemen stationed your heart.
As you yield to them, With snipers bullets whizzing close
METHODIST CHURCH
ONCE UPON A TIME
your sinful ways drop off, the Bible With star shells in the sky.
served the jet plane’s speed, maneu­ neai them.
Albert S. Hisey, D. D., Minister
I becomes your delight, prayer the very Then we”d send ’em home again
TW O C.IRLS AND \ SAILOR
verability
and
climbing
ability.
Church School 9 45 a. m.
of life and you find yourself To their ten bucks a day
BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY
Navy fliers seemed even more
V. H. Bullis
in Europe | breath
Worship Hour
11 a. m.
To tell the others what they’d seen,
—Special Return Showing —
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living in a new world.
Zions Circle Wednesday and all day pleased with a newly perfected twin-
So we ask—What is God’s grace to Way down New Guinea Way.
NORTHWEST PASSAGE
engined
fighter
which
appears
about
The Friendly Circle, second and
An Eighth Ail horce Fighter Sta- y0U?
Do yOU merely profess Christ i ’ll bet those guys would have enough
filmed in Technicolor
equal
in
performance
to the tion, England Staff Sergeant Val- or ^ yOU actually possess Him?
fourth Tuesdays.
At home they’d gladly stay,
“ swish,” despite the fact that it is more H Bullis of Beaverton, Oregon,
Cut
ibis
out for Future Referenoe
No strikes they’d start
ALOHA COMMUNITY CHURCH
equipped with heavy armament and is a memtoei o f an Eighth Fighter
Right soon aj.qun—
Command P-51 Mustang group which
Graydon D. Lor*«. Pastor
armor.
For two more bucks a day.
recently passed the 450-mark in vic­
Sunday School 10 a. m.
3101 SW McChesney Road.
tories over Nazi planes, becoming
Morning worship 11 a. in.
Portland, Oregon
‘Going to the Dogs’ Is
the third American fighter group in
8 p. m. Evening worship.
This space paid for by an Oregon
European Theatre of Opera­ businessman.
Easily Done in London the
tions to make such a record.
BETHEL
LONDON. —It’s easy to go to the
S Sgt. Bullis is a veteran aircraft
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Bicycle Rationing Ended
dogs in London—
mechanic in a Mustang squadron sta­
Rev. F. T. Sturtevant, Pastor
tioned
here
and
his
work
contributed
And
it’s
a
very
popular
pastime.
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
Rationing of bicycles is ended, OPA
All you need is a few pence trainfare to the group ’s high record of combat revealed Saturday.
11 a. m. Worship.
Topic Our Lost World.
to the nearest whippet track and efficiency.
“This action was taken,” Janney
This fighter group established a
Nursery for children during the two shillings to get in at the gate.
said, "because so few bicycles are on
record
for
American
units
in
this
service.,
Then it’s up to you— and the dogs
hand, and so few scheduled for pro-
theatre when it destroyed 44
5:30 p. m. Jr. High Society.
you bet on —whether you walk home
duction
rationing now serves lit-
•
v
,
„wen
in
,
, that
,
planes
in
the
ground
and
seven
7 p. m. Sr. High Society.
. , , In , four I tie useful
loser or ride back in style in a four- the air in one mission
And
, f purpose.
/
,
...
buck taxi.
low-level attacks, the group destroyed 1 Bicycle dealers are required to hold
THE VALLEY
all
records
of
rationing
sales,
and
in­
Even the war hasn’t wiped out the 118 German planes on the ground, an j
COMMUNITY CHURCH
for six months, Janney
Briton’ s love of gambling. Anyone average of more than 29 per mission. ventories,
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
who thinks these people phlegmatic
S Sgt. Bullis was teaching school in i emphasized.
4110 SW Gabsl L*ns
should spend an evening watching Beaverton prior to his enlistment in
Rav. H. A. Armitage, pastor
Complete Records
them in the grip of betting fever at j September, 1942
10 30 a. m. Morning Worship
one of the weekly dog races which
Two registered Brown Swiss cows
draw the attendance of many thou- Many Veterans Get FSA
PILflIRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH
in
the Albert Meier & Son herd at
sands,
including
many
American
sol-
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The Bible Church
Beaverton, Oregon, have recentfy
dierg and officers on leave.
! L o a n s t o M a r t h a r m u l8
Box 697, Beaverton
completed Register of Production rec- ]
Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drlva
The first of eight races starts at
Postwar farming is already here [ ords according to Fred S. Idtse, sec-
Walter R. Buhl, Pastor
6:30 p. m. and the last is over by ! for 1,122 veterans of the present retary of the Brown Swiss Cattle
Sunday School 10 a. m.
8:35 so the crowd can get home be­ , world war, who up to midsummer— Breeders’ Association, Belott, Wis.
11 a. m.
World Wide Communion fore the blackout.
| July 15 in some regions and June 3
0
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Service.
Sermon —The Mark of a
It costs two shillings or 40 cents in others—had obtained loans from,
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry
True Church.
to sit in the “ bleachers," 80 cents , the Farm Security Administration to ’ Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3231.
5:30 p. m. Junior High Society.
7 p.m.
Senior Pilgrim Fellowship. for a grandstand view and $3 for a enable them to go into farming “on
reserved seat in the finish line sec­ their own.”
$ Too Late to Classify
War veterans with demonstrated
tion where it is considered “ bad
ALOHA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
W A N T E D W o m a n to care for 1
fo r m " to drop*less than 10 pounds capacity for fanning may apply to
We have a nice selection of Spring Filled Daven­
Sunday School 10 a. m.
their local county FSA committee for
yr old baby & boy, school age,
or
$40
at
a
clip.
Worship 11 a. m.
assistance.
Once the loan is made,
while mother works, service man’s
port Sets — Chairs and D,avenos to Choose from
Evangelistlo 7:45 p. nt.
the veteran has the assistance of the
wife.
Your home or mine. Mrs
Prayer and Bible study 7:40 p. w.
Air Thunderbolt Tells
county supervisor in working out a
Ray Jewett, Apt 1, SW 1st & Main
Thursday.
practical plan of farm operation.
Beaverton.
35.
T I GARD
f/L___
Invader of Baby Born
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
A U. S. NINTH AIR FORCE
Masses 7 60 to 9:50 a. m. on Sunday FIG H TER BASE IN ENGLAND -
during summer months.
A U. S. Ninth air force Thunderbolt
RKEDVIIJ.R COMMUNITY
FKLSIIYTHRIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Mrs. OtU
George, Supt.
Worship Service 11 a. m.
Young People’s C. E. 7 n. m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible study,
Thursday, 7 p. m.
F S A L o a n s A v ailab le
Loan assistance from the Farm
Security Administration Is now avail­
able to farm families or part-time
farm families where this assistance
cun help them become better estab­
lished and increase their production.
Considerable assistance has Ixsn giv­
e n for the improvement of rural con­
ditions in this way where other satis­
factory credit is not available.
You may either apply In person at
the office, or In writing to V. S. Mad­
sen, County FSA Supervisor,
Hake your own Bread.
Add rals-
tns or nuts for variety.: Use molasses,
and whole wheat or graham flour.
For Stove and Diesel OH Call Harry
Rames.
Phone Beaverton 8231.
tf
Deer Season Opens Oct. 1
The annual deer season in Oregon
flew a private courier service to opens for a month on October 1, with
Sergt. Robert R. Hayes of Rome, a general bag limit of one deer hav­
N. Y ., a ground crewman on an ad­ ing not less than forked horns.
The season for ducks and geese ex­
vanced airstrip in France.
Sergeant Hayes wanted to know tends trom October 14 to January 1.
Only two days" limits may be held in
when he became a father.
Pilot Col. Gilbert L. Meyers of possession at any one time.
Milford, Iowa, gave him the news. I
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7
‘ “
He flew over the field, and in broad
le C »
chalk Jetters on the undercarriage “ th® « r eyhound Coffee Shop
®f his Thunderbolt was the message:
For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry 1
“ It’s a g ir l."
Barnes.
Phone Beaverton 3231. tf '
According to scientists the intrinsic
value of a human body la about one
dollar, but they have never discov­
ered anyone who wants to buy one.
G R A Y H A IR ?
The location of hell has never been
determined hut there Is much evi­
dence that It Is close by.
While shopping eat at the Grey­
hound Coffee Shop, Beaverton.
W. E. P E G G
M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton, Oregon
Eatab. 1910 Serving 33 years
r ilO N E
BEAVERTON
While In Beaverton be eure to eat
nt the Greyhound Coffee Hhop.
3411
Get Grayvita Vitamins
Y n , nronlt* the nation over have reported
GK \Y V ITA Vitamin* W ORK, and that their
gray hair t* returning to its natural color.
CM AYY ITA Vitamins contain the «• ime amount
of ’anti gt.iy hair vitamin'* (Ptua 4nO Int units
Hi) as tcutrd by a leading h market ping maga*
tine Of those tested. HA* • had return of hair
color G R A Y V IT A Vitamins are non fatten­
ing. can t harm vour "i* rmanent '* 30 day
Supply $1 .'VO. 100 days, $4 00. Phone
BEAVERTON PHARMACY
Phone Beaverton 2311
FOR SALE 2 acres, small house
garage, chicken house, nut & fruit
trees, berries, grapes.
‘ t mi S
of Aloha on Williamson Ave, oft
Farmington Rd. D. E. K< I
3
WOR s a l e r A on Walker Rd
12 busses daily, almost new modern
hse., wired for elec, range, auto. ,
elect, water heater, utility Rm., f
elec, pump, double gaiage, chicken I
hse, young fruit trees, owner trans- j
ferred $6000. J. J. McMahon Beav- l
erton. Or., Beaverton 3831.
35
FOR SALE 2.40 A. nt it Walker I
Rd.. new modern 4 rooms, chic ten
hse., garage. $3500 Cash. J. J Me- I
3H31
FOR SALE 1 Oak Dining Table j
A 4 chairs $25: 3x5 shop table $4. |
3 burner gas plate $2.50; grinJ j
stone and frame $4 50; 1 handmade I
comforter $6
W. O. Jeffs, Scof- ]
fins Ave- back of Tigard Hi.
35
Kepler Davenport Co.
y z 'iu ih in a . ^0*1 the 9/0ME-
PMONE 3 5 3 5
Save 20 to 25% on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Policies are NON-ASSESS ABIJC.
You NEVER paj
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintains more than three times the surplus required hy Oregon
Insurance laws
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of
M c M i n n v i l l e
Organized 1894- 40 years of Reliable Service Uhaa. L. Walker, Agent
New 1 oration 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Beaverton 3762
Open 8:30 to 6
Evenings gy Appointment
Phone 1732
“Every Form of Protection”
Hillsboro, Oregon
Church MOBILIZATION MONTH Begins
AT
BEAVERTON, OREGON
Recovering and
Modernizing
B eaverton
The Beaverton CHURCH oi the NAZARENE
SUNDAY, 11:00 A. M.
World Communion Sunday observed
Special Services Each Sunday in October
YOUTH
WEEK C LOSES WITH SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
The Community
is Invited to These Services
HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE
POST WAR
Essential Industry
IN VICINITY OF GLENCULLEN
Good Wage* — Regular Hour*
Some Part Time Jobs Available at Once
Glencullen Bus Service right to the Door
AIR CLEANER SERVICE CO.
4624 S. W. BERTHA-BEAVERTON HIGHWAY
Phone BEacon 1238
Glencullen, Oregon
LIFEBUOY
* SHAVING CREAM’S
try
Heavy "Stay Moist" Lather
120 TO 150
No Used Tube Needed
27c
BEAVERTON PHARMACY