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Friday, October 13, 1944 B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon Page 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5949 Notice is hereby given, that the un dersigned, Christina Hand, has been LONDON. — Italian and French Gov Thomas E. Dewey's Oklaho- oappointed Administratrix of the ea- ; patriots have started the form al ex | ma City speech in reply to President tate of Edward A. Ivey, deceased, by ecution of German soldieis in repri- Roosevelt's opening campaign address the County Court of Washington W EST 1IU.I.S [ sal for the shooting of hostages and j marked a definite turning point in County, Oregon. All persons having LU TH E R AN C I l l K O I Not until you have dipped your the campaign lavoiable to the Repub- claims against said estate are hereby In a midtown bank, for a long prisoners by enemy occupation Canyon Road, near Sylvan lioah candidate according to Ralph notified to present same, duly verified time, we had a savings account that forces, dispatches from Bern and A l spear in blood, will I be yours. Werner J. Frit*. Minister So ruled the women of the New Cake Republican National Committee as by law required, to the under was to be withdrawn only in event giers said. 19th Sunday after Trinity By man. who returned Friday from a signed, care Beaverton Enterprise. Bern reported the execution of 100 Guinea—South Pacific—tribes. of an emergency. Today, at M ay’s Sunday School 9:15 a. m Divine Service 11 a. m. suggestion, I closed that account. German soldiers by Italian under that, every man must first take a life business trip to Republican National Beaverton, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Sermon by Dr. George Koehler. Dick Jenkins was the cause. Dick ground men in the Milan area as before he could take a wife. He must Headquarters. »New York. kilL Further changes in public opinion | Dated May 24. 1944. Welcome. came into our lives when he was the result of the shooting of 10 prom Now take a look at this pile of have been registered favorable to De C H R ISTIN E HAND, Administratrix only a s’mall boy—22 years ago to be inent Milan hostages. stones, twenty feet square at the wey as a result of an increasing dis- WM. A. CARTER, 431 Pacific Bldg., CHURCH OF TH E N AZ A R E N K Algiers reported authoritatively exact. He was son Bill s closest base; twenty high and flat on t°P l like on the part of many Ameri- ! Portland, Oregon, Attorneys for Ad Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor chum. When he wasn’t at his own that the French forces of the in On this flat top, the human victims cans for the Sidney Hillman influ-1 ministratrix. 33-37 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. home, which was farther uptown, he terior had shot the “ first batch” of were first offered in worship before ence in the Democratic party, the N a -; 11 a. m. Morning Worship. six German prisoners som< where in being eaten.—“ Not only were most tional Committeeman stated Friday. ' Missions and the Church of the was at our house. Sunday morn ings, we almost invariably found France in reprisal for the German of these tribes cannibal before the I find in the East that the better'j NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT Nazarene.” him sleeping with Bill or on the shooting of patriots they had cap- coming of the missionaries, but also voters become acquainted with Mr BOND ÉLECTION 6:15 p. m. Junior meeting. tured. 1 in roasting their victims alive, they Truman .the more clearly they realize ! 6 30 p. m. Hi-N. Y Sr., A N.Y.P.S. couch in my study. As a youngster, Stockholm reported that, as part to°k a P«cullar delight in their suf- the desperate importance of changing State of Oregon he was a sweet boy with a most 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. ss administration," Cake stated. "The County of Washington Wednesday—Rev. Cox, State Holi winning smile. As he grew older, of the incipient revolt seething all ferings. tops general opinion is that a Democratic School District No. 48 TODAY— A lai^e white cross ness Pres, will speak. Cascade mu that smile increased in charm. He over Europe against German rule sical group will sing service at 7:30. was a gentle lad, always courteous a general ...................... strike had started in 1 this cairn—“ Instead of taking part vote is in reality a vote for Trunran i NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN in cannibal rites, the natives were who might serve as our next Presi- The community is invited to attend. and obliging and exceedingly quiet. Copenhagen. ‘ sitting In front of the cross and sing- dent This is becoming an increas- that, at the school district bond elec In fact, Dick’s role seemed to be ing “Jesus shall reign where er the jn^jy important reason why it is time tion hereby called, to be held at the B E TH E L that of a listener. He was the most Chinese Communist Army . | sun doth his successive journeys tQ change -- Beaverton Grade School building, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH considerate boy we have ever known in and for school district No. 48 of I run.’ And their children are t a u g h t __________________ Rev. F. T. Sturtcvant, Pastor Said to Refuse to Fight | to read in the New Testament. This —considerate of his mother, his fa Washington County, Oregon, Monday ii « i_j _ _ J ' _ _ „ u,i 9.45 a. m. Church School. the thirtieth day of October, A. D., CHUNGKING, CHINA. — The Chi- I is the reading book ____ in the schools. * ° Help Handicapped ther, his brother, his friends. < Miss Amarette Barnes, Supt. 1944, between the hours of 2 o'clock • • • nese Communist army has ignored They feed on it during their early Children 11 a. m. Worship. and no one can name its value At the req Uest Qf County School [ P m. and 7 o’clock p. m. there will Sermon: “ Christ Our Leader." An ambitious boy, Dick worked as an order from Generalissimo Chiang years m n r c .. » o n K m itto/1 t r\ f h o l a o ’ u 1 v n t a i a t Nursery class for children during a movie usher in his high school Kai-shek to fight the Japanese, min- jin the,r later lives- See W O R LD Superintendent Austin T. Scrafford, be submitted to the legal voters there- ister of information Liang Han-chao DOMINION, July-August, 44. a special clinic designed to instruct I ° f the question of contracting a bond- the service. days. When he had been graduated, disclosed. M IK A ( I.E — So with the Bible, an<j assist teachers to help children | ed indebtedness in the sum of forty he went into the Stock Exchange as PILG R IM LU TH ER AN CHURCH Friction has long existed between came new Ufe t0 those SoUth Pacific who have vision, hearing or speech thousand dollars ($40,000) for the pur a page. There didn't seem to be ot constructing, equipping equipping and The Bible Church the Central Chinese government and ‘slunds And 00(1 sPeaks through the (lifficultl#3 W|II be held in Hillsboro pose ot constructing, — much future there for him, since furnishing an addition to the Beav Box 697, Beaverton the Communists, who control most S “ * ^ *£ 2 < > n the afternoon of March 9 stocks and bonds had little appeal, _ ! of age and Sarah, his wife 90, God Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive In addition to the instruction clinic erton Grade School building located The Commu- promised them a son. But with described above, another clinic will be on Farmington Road and Stott Street, so he became connected with a hotel of Shensi province. Walter R. Buhl, Pastor supply house and by and by, was nists charge they are being perse- Sarah past age, how could this be? held in the county on April 2, 3. 4,5, Beaverton, Washington County, Ore Sunday School 10 a. m. made sales manager. His next step cuted by Chungking and, in turn, Now Abraham staggered not at the and 6 in which the children will be gon, in and for said school district. Bible Class 10 a. m. The vote to be by ballot upon which Topic Our Church. upward was a place in the purchas have been accused of autonomous promise of God through unbelief but examined and educational recommen ; being strong in the faith, gave glory dations made concerning them. Shall be the words “ Bonds YE S” and Divine services 11 a. m. ing department of Columbia univer conduct. He believed that what God "Bonds NO” , and the voter shall 50th anniversary Lutheran India sity where he handled war priorities. I Mr. Liang said that during the to God. Missions. The depression brought reverses to campaign in Honan province Com- i had promised, that he was able to TOO L A T E T O C L A S S IF Y place a cross (X ) between the words "Bonds” and the word “ YES", or Confirmation class Friday 4 p. m. the family. His brother having munist troops in northern China had perform. And in due time, as prom ised, Isaac the son was born. between the words “ Bonds" and the been ordered by the central govern W A N TED —Carriers for part or married, Dick was the standby. SPOTLESS ROBE Because of his M ETIIO IHST CHURCH Apply at Multnomah word "NO ” , whichever indicates his That he might contribute more at ment to launch diversionary actions faith. God counted Abraham right- \ full time. Albert S. Hlsey, D. D., Minister P. O. See Warner Raz. 37 choice. against invaders, but had not fought home, he denied himself many eous. So as we might say, God The polls for the reception of the Church School 9:45 a. m. or even replied. things. But he never complained. robed him in spotless white and fo r-1 FOR S A L E —Two family cows, j ballots cast for or against the con- Worship Hour 11 a. m. ever. By his faith, God counted Ab- Church school board will meet at Looking back, it seems as if Dick both milking: young cow to fresh- trading of said indebtedness will, on always worked— and never com 7:3o p ni Sunday the 15th. Youlh F aces Tw o Charges ham righteous.” Abraham believed en in early spring. Lloyd baby said day and date and at the place A normal boy in every The Ziona Circle of the W. S. C. S. \ plained. buggy (reed) very good condition, aforesaid, be opened at the hour of 2 Donald Wahl of Beaverton, faces God and it was counted T unto Him ; meets at the church every Wednesday way, he of course liked to go out j two charges larceny of -an automo- for righteousness.”—BIBLE John J. Malsam Rt 1, Bx 39, Sher- o’clock p. m. and remain open until nil day. Faith says that God brings forth wood. Oregon. ' 37-38 the hour of 7 o’clock p. m. of the same with girls. He seldom did. To take bile and reckless' driving charges The Friendly Circle the 2nd and 4th | a girl out in New York is expensive when arrested by Patrolman R. C | life out of death, that he raised Christ j - - - - day, at which hour the same shall be Tuesdays. Meet Oct. 17th. W A N T E D «m a ll farm in Tigard closed, was on on from the dead and that he will — and in Dick’s heart his mother McKeown oi Portland, who was The public is invited to be in and father came first. I his way home when he noticed the breathe life into your soul, now dead school district. Prefer good build- By order of the District School these services. He in trespasses and sin. Faith says ings. John J. Malsam, R l, Bx 39. Board of School District Number 48, Bill m arried and moved to Wash i hoy go through two stop streets. I was alleged to have gone 90 miles an that God commandeth his love to- Sherwood, Oregon. 37-38 Qf Washington County, Oregon, made ington. Before that, our house was CHURCH OF CHRIST i hour in attempting to get away from ward us in that while we were yet | this 11th day of October, A. D., 1944. always full of boys, so full indeed "R IG H T-N O W ” use Kight-Now the officer. sinner#. Christ died for us. Faith George W. Springer, Pastor L. W. SHORT. that Sunday mornings, before she cleaner in your home, restaurant Morning worship and preaching at j He was fined $80 and sentenced to loves the L ords’ promise —‘T will Chairman, District No. 48 started to prepare breakfast, May ; 30 days in jail with recommendation never leave thee nor forsake thee.” or tavern for dishes, lndry., wood 9:45 a. m. Beaverton. Washington County, Or. work. exc. for dairies; 25c, 50c $1 ATTEST: j would make a quiet c<mnt to see how that his driving permit be suspender! Topic— Abiding Things. Which for you—sin and death or pkgs. Ask your grocer. Hermosa Following the sermon, the Lord's' many places to set. Things changed ¡for a year, according to court records. Christ and life? E. H MASTERS. products, made in Oregon. 37-40 supper will be observed. greatly after Bill left—our boys just Clerk, District No. 48 Bible School class session 11 a. m. melted away. So instead of staying Memorial Service for Washington County, Oregon. W A N TE D Birycle repairman, ex Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Date of first publication, October home, we began going here and p i , A D perienced man preferred. Kissler 3101 SW McShesney Road. Evening worship 7 30 p. m. there, night alter night. Dick re- to w ard A . Fatterson Bicycle Shop, 923 SW 4th Ave.. 13. 1944. Portland, Oregon Midweek Bible study Wed. 8 p. m. mained faithful, however. He knew Date of last publication, October 27, Portland, Ore., bet. 11 a. m. and 6 This space paid for by an Oregon 1944. A memorial service for E. A. Pat- that for various reasons, we seldom p. m. Call AT. 5438. tf businessman. AM IG A COMMUNITY C1IUKCH go out Saturday nights or Sundays. ! tenon will be held In St. Cecelia Graydon D. Loree, Pastor Catholic church, Beaverton, Sunday While in Beaverton be sure to eat F IL B E R T PIC KE RS W A N TE D — So he would drop around to see (Sunday School 10 &. m. j at 8:25 a. m. His wife has received Good pickers can make $9 a day. ; it the Greyhound Coffee Shop. "M om ” and “ Pop” as he called us D. W Hobbs. Promoted Mary Antrim, 8upt. j notification from the navy depart Call Gelinsky, Beaverton 2968, at | through the years. We blessed Dick ment that he is presumed dead. Morning worship 11 &. m. Lombard and Denney Rd., Beaver- i The drunkard and the fool never for such thoughtfulness. After all, S Sgt. Delbert W. Hobbs, has re Youth Fellowship 7 p. m. Ensign Patterson was declared ton. 37 i keep secrets. when you run out of boys, a house missing after an airplane crash last ceived an expert medal for M3 ma- ' 8 p. m. Evening worship. can be mighty empty—and Dick, in June 15 In the Aleutians’ He was a chinegun at Western Signal Aviation j While shopping tat at the Grey- For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry THE VALLEY his own quiet, gentle way, was good UBY pilot and had been on patrol unit training center, Camp Pinedale, | hound Coffee Shop, Beaverton. Barnes. Phone Beaverton 3231. tf He entered thq army Oct. COMMUNITY CHURCH duty In Alaska since April 9, having Calif, company. UNITED PKHSBYTERIAN His father is D. W. Hobbs of --------------------- ---- Pearl Harbor . . . War . . . Dick received his commission and wings in 1940. 4110 SW Gabel Lane I Beaverton, Oregon. was eager to serve his country. Jt July, 1943, at Pensacola, Fla Rev. H. A. Armltage. pastor . , seemed as if things had so arranged j In July, 1939, he married Betty Al- j 10 30 a. m. Morning Worship i themselves that he could don a uni- !wa‘n d.u*h£rd .e%hin wln • hc ' r r 3 Graham at Catalina Islands Services in charge of Gideon Society I form. Times had brightened for the two daughters, Sheila Rae and Pa- ■ melln Beth Pntterson of Beaverton. family. His father was back in the I He was the only child of Mr. and Gerald Graham of route 3, Beav AI.OI1A ASSEMBLY OF GOD | job he had held before the depres- ! 1 Mrs. A. E. Patterson of Portland. erton. is now in apprentice Seaman Sunday School 10 a. m. training at the U. S. Maritime Service j sion and was doing well. So Dick m Worship 11 a. m. Training Station, Catalina Island. went into the army air forces. He Evangelistic 7:45 p. m. California. Graham is busy gaining Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m. I was sent to * gunnery school and knowledge and experience that will fit 1 quickly became a sergeant. When Thursday. him for duty with our great Merch he was assigned to a crew, being ant Marine. This branch of service the smallest man he volunteered for LEO N ARD C. JOHNSON, Pastor ST. UKCELIA CHURCH offers men 26 to 50 and men 16 to Masses 7:56 to 9:55 a. m. on Sunday the post of turret gunner—as I have . Phone 3691 17*4, having their parent’s consent, said, Dick was always considerate. ! during summer months. a chance to play a vital part in the He wrote to us regularly while he October 15 Missionary Sunday winning of the war. KEEMVHJ.K COMMUNITY was in training. When he came PRI.SBYTHRIAN CHURCH ‘Missions— and the Church of the Nazarene’ home on furlough, he shared some For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry Sunday School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto of his precious time with us. He Barnes. Phone Beaverton 3231. tf l hurch Mobilization Month George. Supt. was a fine looking lad in uniform Worship Service 11 a. m. Worship This Sunday For Stove and Diesel Oil Call Harry and of course his uniform was im Young People's C. E. 7 p. m. Barnes. Phone Beaverton 3281. tf maculate—Dick Jenkins was a clean Prayer Meeting and Bible study, boy both physically and mentally. Thursday, 7 p. m. • « • What's Doing of N ew York IN TILE Churches Lights by l . L. STEVENSON Vengeance Day 1» Here; Patriots Execute Nazis Now isTime to Change Says Ralph Cake Kill To Win Wives i/tlo/m courts wuJiprals£ On his last furlough before going overseas, Dick spent Saturday eve ning with “ Mom” and “ Pop” so it | was quite like old times. Then there I was a considerable interval of si lence broken at last by a V-mail letter. Dick was in England and had flown three missions. Another TH E LESSON OK TIIKIK LIVES letter—10 missions completed and “ For nearly three years our na- j tion h:is been engaged in a world 1 Easter Sunday with his brother Jack war. Today our armed forces are j in a historic old church. Finally a winning victory after victory. To- j letter telling of 15 missions over tal, smashing victory is in sight. | Germany and occupied countries, Germany and Japan shall be given with the note, “ all countries look the lesson of their lives—right in ! pretty much alike from the air." He tt Berlin and Tokyo. was looking forward to 10 more mis “ America — our America which sions—then home Not one word was lovt peace so dearly—is proving I deleted from Dick's letters by cen- | — in the “ Burke B ill” . Just as in 1918 the “ drys” are at it sors—he wasn’t the kind who would again. Protect your freedom— reveal military secrets. ! CTTHOMAS E. DEW EY 1 ^ DUGDALE * 9 * - • once again that it can wage war m ightily . . . that it can crush any aggressor who threatens the free dom which we love even more than peace The American people have risen to the challenge. The war is being won on the battle-fronts. It is also being won in the factory, the office, the farm , the mine and the home. “ Yes, we are proving that we can wage war. But what are the pros pects of success as a nation at pence’ The answer dc| ends entirely on the outcome of this election." • • In a letter to his mother, Dick mentioned quite casually that he had been decorated and that he would send his medal home. His mother never received the medal. Instead, there was a war department notice that Dick was missing. . . . Our prayers are that he is still a live.. . . Nevertheless, we feel as if we had lost a boy of our m m I . . . The army refuses to accept Bill because of a heart condition; years and tired eyes keep me out of uniform. . . . f But we can buy bonds. . . . And bonds will save other boys. Sightless Man Grows Garden Without Help right on the toes of his brother Charles, whom he had not seen for 20 years NUT DRI ER THE JO K ER" CORNELIUS, OREGON defeat prohibition. VOTE 313 X NO Paid Adv T h . Anti-Prohibition Committaa ol Or«*on. G J. Mr Person. Chairman; Paaraon-4th Ava. llld * . Portland W e are equipped to provide an efficient cus tom drying service, which will be profitable to the grower. Nut growers are urged to inspect the mod ern drying methods and equipment employed by this drier. B.ll Syndicate. —W N V F t a n i r r i . ELIZABETH CITY. N C - Dousio Hawkins lost his sight in Sgt Joseph Carroll, who never had I 1929. but he has been growing a medical or ftrat-ald training, pinned 1 garden aver since without help hi* faith on the plane's first-aid book ' or supervision. Hawkins, says and enabled his pilot, who was bleed- ! John Harris, extension specialist, Ing to death, to bring back the bomb- j can tell weeds from vegetables er and the crew safely. by touch. In weeding, Hawkins first takes hold of the vegetable William Howe was viewing the and then pulls or cuts the weed* snakes in the too when s largs rep with a (Me.. tile struck at the window Howe startled, stepped hack LOOK OUT FOR Ready NOW Kepler Davenport Co. HE At I «T O N , OREGON Recovering and Modernizing Beaverton 3762 Open 8:30 to 6 To Receive Nuts to Dry W R IT E PH ONE C O R N E L IU S . O R E G O N F O R E ST G R O V E 15J Evenings by Appointment While In Baaverton be eure to eat at the Oreyhouag Coffee Chop _____________________________________________________________________________________________