The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, January 12, 1945, Page Page 4, Image 4

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    Friday, January 12. 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Page 4
What's Doing
IN THE
Churches
E. F. Vaia in Italy
With the 15th AAF in Italy 2nd
Edward F. Vala, 22, husband of
rs. Maxine A. Vala. of NSA Beav-
| erton, Oregon, has ai rived oveiseas
I and taken up his duties at a 15th
I AAF B-24 Liberator Bomber Base.
Trained as a navigator on a B-24
Bomber, he has been assigned to a
j veteran outfit which has flown more
'than 150 combat missions The group
is commanded by Col. Thomas W.
Steed of Etowah, Tenn.
j Employed as an aviation - airplane
and engine mechanic, Lieutenant
i Vala entered the service June 11. 1943.
| He won his wings and commission at
| Hondo,Texas, last July.
Waste Paper Collections
Slumped in Nov.-Dee.
Turk* Get 98c Pound
For Filberts
METZGER
Chairman School Board
Died Unexpectedly
I Mrs. Cecil Smith has been critically
ill, but is reported to be slowly im­
Funeral se:vires were held this proving.
The Filbert and Walnut Market De­
During December, Oregon's volun­
week for Arch A. Eeinard. personnel
Mrs. Gladys Rhea spent Tuesday in velopment committee, with C. I. Ser- teer waster paper collections slumped
manager of Pointer Willamette and Portland visiting with friends.
( I l l l U 'l l or THF. N A/.ARK N E
sanous, chai:man, are up in arms j to their lowest level since last June,
chairman of the Garden Home school
I^eonaid C. Johnson, I‘as tor
M s. Fred Geil has been very ill 1 about the price of Turkish filberts ' only 643 tons being reported by coun­
board,
who
died
unexpectedly
Thurs­
9.45 a. ni.
Sunday School.
with flu, but is now on the road to which are now selling in New York ty salvage committees for the month,
day evening at his home
Rev. A recovery.
11 a. in.
Morning worship; Rev.
by importers at 70c a pound, while as compared to 1226 tons In Novem-
R. Schmalle, pastor of the Tigard
Kicliuid Tayloi and group from Cas-
Mr. and Mrs. Art Williams left Sun- 1 Northwest shelled filberts at about 1 her and 1545 tons in October.
Evangelical
church,
officiated
and
t.ide College.
day for Marshfield where they will
W'hile some temporary decline in
With the
inte ment was held in Crescent Grove visit their daughters. Mrs. George j 87‘vc a pound average.
6:15 p. in. Junior Meeting.
Turkish government subsidy of 40 per yolunteer effort was to be expected
cemeter).
6:30 p. m. Hi-N.Y. and N. Y. P. S.
West, and Mrs. Roy Kieth.
cent added to the 70c the Tuiks ac­ during the Christmas season. It is well
He is survived by his wife Best­
7:30 p. in
Evangelistic Service,
M , and Mrs. Ed Conklin, Mrs.
After 1 to emphasize that demands for waste
rice' children, M s. Audrey Ann Han Robert Horton and son and Miss tually get 98c for their nuts.
pastor speaking.
they
have
paid
out
import
duty
of paper for essential war and civilian
Prayer
son-
Portland,
and
Jim
and
Mary
Lou
Selliken and Miss Dorothie Conklin,
Wednesday 1 30 p. m.
r r » j» t
uses are increasing rather than dim­
8c,
they
still
have
90c
left.
Bernard
at
home,
and
his
mother.
spent New Years Day in Corvallis.
i cling.
Mrs. Leonora Platt Bernard, Schene-
Misses Grace Carsh and Miss Patty | Filbert growers are urged to get in inishing and that continued inten­
vus, N. Y.
! Conkim returned to college New touch with this market development sive activity on the part of salvage
ST. C’ KC ELIA CHURCH
committees, youth groups, newspa­
M . Kernaid v.at p native of Sche- Years Day.
Miss Carsh is attending committee for their own piotection.
BEAVERTON
FULL
GOSPEL
Masses 8:25 and 10:25 during the
pers
and cooperating organizations is
i
nevus,
N
Y.
For
several
years
he
Spain’s
1944
crop
of
filberts
is
es­
Willamette
University*
at
Salem,
and
CHAPEL SERVICE
winter months.
vitally
necessary if current and fu­
was
owner
and
publisher
o.
the
Pot­
timated
at
about
10
Million;
Turkey
Miss Conklin is enrolled at Oiegon
I. O. O. F. Hall, Beaverton
ter Enterprise, largest country news­ State College at Corvallis.
5C Million and Italy 25 Million gounds. ture needs are to be met.
Orville J. Poulin, Minister
O u lK C U OF CHRIST
paper in Pennsylvania.
He lat ir re­
The Pacific Northwest produced
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wright have
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
George W. Springer, Pastor
Tell it with a classified.
turned to his birthplace and went been visiting their daughter, Mrs. 6,560 tons in 1944.
Thursdays
7:45
p.
m.
Morning worship and preaching ser­
,
into
the
insu
ance
business
with
his
Floyd
Muir.
They
left
Tuesday
foi
Everybody welcome.
vice at 9:45 a. m.
father until he came to Oreg/ n in Modesto, California, where they will
Topic That which is Well-pleasing
i 1927.
For six years he lived in Eu- visit indefinitely .
ALOHA
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
in His Sight.
I gene and there for two terms was
FAILURE TO NOTIFY AGO OF ADDRESS
Mr. and M.s. Frank Carsh, Mr. and
Graydon D. Loree, Pastor
hollowing the sermon, the Lord’s
president of the Kiwanis Club and Mrs. Ben Carsh an ddaughters Grace
Sunday School 10 a. m.
tapper will be observed.
CHANGES CAUSES DELAY IN
I was also lieutenant governor of Ki­ .ind Jean, and Mrs. William Wampler
Bible School class session 11 a. m .! Mary Antrim, Supt.
wanis district out of Eugene.
He and son attended the wedding of
CASUALTY NOTIFICATIONS
Annual meeting with a basket din­
Morning worship 11 a. m.
■ continued in the life insurance busi- Corporal Virginia Hecht of the Wo­
ner in the basement of the church,
! ness in Eugene and after he moved men's Army Corps, and Mr. Robert
BETHEL
and reports from the various depart­
¡to Portland until the war sta ted Davis of the L. S. Navy at the Meth­
The War Department has urged all emergency
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ments of the church at 12 o’clock.
t Besides acting as personnel manager odist Chu-.ch at Stayton, Oregon, on
addressees ol soldiers serving overseas to keep The Adju­
Rev. F. T. Sturtevant, Pastor
Everyone welcome.
he also started and edited the house Decembei 24th.
The bride is the
tant General inlormed at all times of any address changes
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
organ. The Pointer.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Evening worship service 7:30 p. m.
Miss Amarette Barnes, Supt.
in
order to .avoid unnecessary delays in the transmission
Hecht and niece of Frank, Ben and
Midweek Bible study and prayer
11 a. m.
Worship
of
casualty notifications.
o
Harry
Carsh
of
Metzger.
5:30 p. m.
Junior High Pilgrim j
service Wed. 8 p. m.
More Pressure Cookers
Rev. Daniel W. Thurston, of Metz- ;
Fellowship.
Large numbers of casualty telegrams are being
7 p. m. Senior Pilgrim Fellow ship. | New aluminum pressure canners ger, passed away Jan. 6. He was
returned undelivered to The Adjutant General's Office
WEST IIUXS
husband of Mabelle, father of M s.
will be appearing in retail markets Zylphia HemenWay of Portland; C.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
because addresses of friends or next of kin to be notified
AI.OIIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
during the coming winter and spring Thurston Redding, Calif.; Mis. Betty
Canyon Road, near Sylvan
in emergency are incomplete or incorrect. Practically
Sunday
SchSol
10
a.
m.
months.
Housewives who will need Garton, Seattle, Wash.,; Mrs. Helen
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
Worship 11 a. m.
every case of non-delivery has been directly attributable
this equipment for their 1945 home Fawcett and Eugene Thurston, Holly­
2nd Sunday after Epiphany
canning will do well to keep an eye wood. Cal.; May and Lynnel Thurston.
to outdated addresses resulting from the failure of the
Sunday School 9 45 a. m
K E E M V IU .E COMMUNITY
out for these canners as small sup- New York City.
Divine Service 11 a. m.
emergency addressee to notify The Adjutant General of
Alan
Thuiston,
U.
PR LSB YTKRIAN CHURCH
plies are delivered to their local ' S. army.
Seimon:
Christian or Churchman.
J. P. Finley in charge of
any change of address. More than 4,000 such casualty
Sunday
School
10
a.
m
Mis.
Otto
8tore8
x^jst
fall
the
War
Produc-
j
Everyone invited and welcome.
arrangements.
j George, Supt.
telegrams are delayed every month.
tion Board allowed manufacturers,
Young People’s C. E. 7 p. m.
enough aluminum to make 630,000
Emergency addressees who have moved following
METHODIST CHURCH
Prayer Meeting and Bible study, pressure canners between October
| Thursday, 7 p. m.
Albert S. Hisey, D. D., Minister
the
departure
of the soldier for an overseas destination
1944 and July 1945.
None could be |
Worship Service 11 a. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
should write to The Adjutant General, W ot Department,
too small to hold 7 quart jars.
Classes for all ages.
Attendance
Washington 25, D. C„ Attention: Casualty Branch, giving
PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH
invited.
both the old and new address. Also included should be
The Bible Church
Worahip Hour
11 a. m.
COMINGS— GOINGS
the soldier's full name, rank, serial number and his
Box 697, Beaverton
Dr. lleisy will be in the pulpit Sun­
Farmington Hd. at Menlo Drtve
and DOINGS
day.
organization and APO number.
Walter R. Buhl, Pastor
T1IE VALLEY
Sunday Service 11 u. m.
Gai den Home P. T. A. will meet at
COMMUNITY CHURCH
(U leu ed by U. S. War Department. Bureau o f Publie Relation»,
Sunday School 10 a. m.
| 2:30 p. m. Friday.
A speaker will
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
talk on Child’s Activity.
Mrs.
4110 SW Gabel Isine
AND DON’T FORGET Send in Charles Stubb president of the Reed-
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Rev. H. A. Armltage. pastor
your news NOW Help make this ville P. T A. and Mrs. Hill, who will
Newspaper interesting yourself.
i manage the Reedville school cafe-
10:30 a. m. Morning Worship
*
i teria, visited the school cafeteria and
I observed how the children were serv-
i ed.
Garden Home school are very
OF BEAVERTON, W ASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON
! proud of their cafeteria, over 5000
At the close of business
Dec. 30th, 1944 *
paid meals have been served since
A State hanking institution organized and operating under the banking
school began last fall.
laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Pub­
Mrs. I. L. Shiley ot route 6. Port­
lished in accordance with a call made by the State Banking Authori­
land, gave a surprise birthday par­
ties and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District.
ty in honor of M s. Olive Vashbinder, |
Wednesday, January 3rd. The ladies;
ASSETS
of the Walnut Ave. Thimble Club
Loans and discounts (including
$118.32 overdrafts) ...... $118,379.14
were among those present and pre­
United States Government obligations direct and guaranteed __ 2,117,578.95
sented the guest of honor with a
Obligations of States and political subdivisions ______ __ ____ 47,207.52
Telephone wires wind endlessly through far-off jungles
beautiful cook book.
Corporate stocks including $1,050.00 stock of Fed Res bank)
1,050.00
•»-at Guadalcanal, and oiher zones of battle where Amer­
The next meeting of the Walnut
Cash, balances with othfer banks including reserve balance, and
ican boys fight to protect communications.
Ave. Thimble Club will be at the
cash items in process of collection _______________________
829,269.08
home of Mrs. Florence Hartwig Wed­
To provide copper for war, the telephone industry
Bank premises owned $3,750.00,
fur. and fix. $3,250.00
7,000.00
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nesday,
January
17th
at
2
p.
m.
Other a Mat ■
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114.23
reduced its use from 96,000 tons in 1940 to 6,000 tons
Mrs. Anton Petersen and little
6 6 5 N. Tillam ook St. P ortland. O ra.
in 1943- and added 10,000 tons of scrap to the coun­
«laughters Shirley and Carol leturned
TOTAL ASSETS
___________ $3.120,598.92
try's stock pile. This copper, converted to ammunition,
last week after spending the holidays
LIABILITIES
finds new targets daily to bring peace more quickly.
at Bakei.
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $1.763,489.38
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships,and corporations. 1.022,766.96
Deposits of U. S. Government, including postal savings) ..........
203,856.25
0 T oo Late to Classify
Deposits of States and Political subdivisions ____________
47,182.31
Other Deposits (certified and officers checks, etc .
.. .
FOR SALE On Tobias Ave., 2 'u
24,813.96
à
TOTAL DEPOSITS ............
....
$3.062(108.86
A. modern 4 rm hse., utility rm
wired for Elcc. range, auto, wate
TOTAL LIABILITIES (not includ ing subordinated obliga­
heater and cir. oil heater, electric
tions shown below)
$3.062.108.86
pump, garage, 2 chick hse $1750.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Teims.
J. J. McMAHON, Beaver­
Î Capital
................................................ .............
$ 25,000.00
ton 3831.
50
Surplus
5,000.00
TOR SAIJ2 Whitney collapsible
Undivided profits
..................................
20 190.06
Baby Buggy, like new rubber tires (
Reserves (and retirement account for preferied capital)
......
8,300.00
$ r. Schaad, Allen Ave., between
W. tson and Lombard, Beaveiton.50
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
58(490.06
We will help you fill out
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First Security Bank
T E L E P H O N E S E R V IC E IN
TRIANGLE
COMPANY IMPRINT
Electric and Gas
Water Heaters
also Bathtubs
Your Priority
JANUARY
DEWEY
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Rev. Richard Taylor of Cascade College will speak
Nearly ten thousand roll« of
WAI.I.UAUEK jiint received,
force» iim to clone out during
January nil short lot». If you
have »everal rooms that need
papering you can save half
and more.
SU N D AY— 11 A. M.
— RIGHT N O W —
íe/f //rio/us courts uHtJipro/se II
LhJONAUO C. JOHNSON, Pastor
P J
Thone 3691
Vofivl Group from college will sing
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Save 20 to 25‘ b on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual Policies are NON ANSI SS \BI-E
You NEVER pay
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintain* more than three times the surplus required by Oreguu
Insurance la w s
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Organized 1894
OF McMIN N \ ILl.K
40 years of Reliable Service Chan I . Walker. agent
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
Phone 1732
"Every Form of Protection"
Hillsboro, Oregon
Dutch Boy Faints
MEMORANDA
THE PLUMBER
Beaverton
2925
Sale
S
t This bank’s capital consists of
Capital notes and deben­
tures $8.300.00.
Common stock with total par value of
$25.000.00
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Starts Monday. Jan. 15
KALE’S NEW
FARM SERVICE
PROGRAM
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and ENAMEL-BRUSHES
427 SW 2nd, nr. Washington
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PHONE BK. A VERTON S4I1
p r e a c h in g
O vVILLE J. POULIN.
m u s ic
and s i n g i n g
Minister
EVERYBOD Y W ELCOM E
gospel
D ailftioiiday thru Saturday
MORNI NGS
PORTLAND OPTICAL CO
NOONS
A M.
223,335.42
Correct.—Attest:
HARRIS H. HANSEN
HARRY L. ROBINSON
'
ERNEST D. HITE
Directors
State of Oregon, County of Wash ir^ton ss
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of January, 1945.
JAY GIBSON. Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan. 4 ,1947
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P. M.
COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE
Or, t ig h t e n F. Roy. Optometrist
Mr. W m. II. Smith. Optician
. ti* S. W. Washington S*.
Por Hand Oregon
BL. 5011
7,335.42
I. GUY F. WADE. Cashier, of the above-named bank hereby
ceitify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
GUY F. WADE
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W. E. P E G G
M O R T I C I A N
Beaverton. Oregon
Estab 1910 Serving 33 years
216,000.00
A n n ou n m
W ALLPAPER HOUSE
Telephone AT. 4810
216.000.00
Christian Science Society
Multnomah, Oregon
6.30 to 7 12:15 to 12:30
e v a n g e l is t ic , f u l l
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TOTAL
SMITH'S
Upstairs Oddfellows Hall
Sundays 7:45 p. m.
T!iuridc-.ys 7:45 p. m.
TOTAL
216,000.00
Secured and preferred liabilities
Deposits secured by pledg­
ed assets pursuant to requirements of law ..................
Deposits preferred under provisions of law but not secured
by pledge of assets P. O. funds-----------------------------------
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Beaverton Full Gospel Chapel
Services
Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (booK value):
U. S. Gov. obligations, direct and guaranteed .pledged to
secure deposits and
other liabilities
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LEONARD T. CARNEY, C. S. B.
of Beverly Hills, California
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother
Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in
Boston. Massachusetts.
In the MULTNOMAH SCHOOL
S. W. Capitol Highway, Multnomah, Oregon
Tuesday evening. January 16 at 8 o ’clock
Tbs Public is Cordially invited
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