The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 16, 1945, Page Page 4, Image 4

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February 16. 1945
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE. Beaverton. Oregon
W hat's Doing
IX THE
Churches
General Electric Present
Check for $10,000
Motor Convoy in F rance
W ashington, D. C.—A check fo r ;
$ 10,000 was today presented by the
iy, 1 p. in.
World Day of General E lectric CV, to the Future
P ri
a t Church of Christ.
Furm ers of A m erica, a national o>*
ganization to stim ulate interest and
ALOHA COMML.MTY CHURCH
I knowledge of farm boys in electricity ,
Graydon P. Loree. P asto r
and its application to the farm . The
Sunday School 0.90 a. m. ’
piesentation w as made by G. A. Kietz,
M iry Antrim , Supt.
m unager of the Farm Industfy divis­
Morning worship l l a. m.
ion of G eneial E lectric's Industrial
S i mon The B asis of B. otherhood. | divisions to Dr. W. T Spanton chief
E vening Service 7 30 d . m.
1 of a g i ¡cu ltu ral service of the U. S. I
Get Acquainted Hour —8 30 p. m.
Office of Education and national ad-
| visor of the FFA.
C IIIH CII OF TIIK XAZAHKXK
This farm boy organization h a s }
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
' 6900 active chapters in high schools
9 . '> a. m. Sunday School.
of the country with an active mem­
11 a. m. M orning Worship.
bership of 240,000 and is recognized
0
V and N. V. F S. as the la ig e st farm boy organization
7 'io i m. E vangelistic service.
I in the country. Since its organization
W ednesday 7:30 p. m. p rayer and in 1928 more than 1,000,000 boys have
B ible study.
j been members.
ALOIIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Sunday School 10 a. m.
W orship 11 a. m.
T h in sd ays 7:45 p. m.
Rl KMVIIJ.E c o m m u n it y
Not Physically Possible,
l ’l.S ItV T K R IA N CHURCH
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Sun day School 10 a. m. Mrs. Otto
DUt Mere It IS Anyway
". Supt.
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I NEW ORLEANS. - A 185-pound,
P ra y e r ‘ Meeting"* and' Bible study,
J ^ f i L Î Î “ "0 ÌnSÌdC
; New Orleans’ city
limits.
T hursday, 7 p. m.
Unusual? Wait, you haven't heard
W orship Service 11 a. m.
I all.
I The deer had a normal head and
eyes, but a snow-white body and
i legs.
j “A biological impossibility,” com-
( mented Dr. Jam es Nelson Gowan-
! loch of the state wildlife depart-
| ment.
W. F. Watson, who shot the deer,
the daintiest thing l ever brought the skin to Dr. Gowanloch.
<>t l Sgt Tony Cairo, hurt In
The biologist said that if the deer
N 1 l,u: 1 n,sh
*ur' had been an albino it would have
lH,m>,el m ission, oveiaeas. j hgd re(j e y e s and „ w h ite h e a d .
“ Yes, I see it, all right,” he
n r not against high wages, but added, “but it's still bard for me
ist tnflntton G eneral Mo-
'«tem en t on U tile Steel for­ to believe.”
1-IEGKIM E IT H E R AN CHURCH
T M Bible Church
Box 697, Beaverton
Farm ington ltd. nt Menlo Drive
W alter II. Buhl, Pastor
Sunday Service 11 a. ni.
Sunday School 10 n. m.
n,
ti' ii '
vlv,B«
Wi
m ula h cn iln g In W ashington.
ÛL, -
!:3
(there is no undue stress, the bladders
| remain deflated.
| B efoie entering the A rm y A ir For-
ces in March, 1942, the sergean t lived
at 2927 NE 7th Ave., P ortland. He is
a 8° n ,of™Mrs' . Elizabeth K. Helzer,
; 1<MI e ’
l>;n" ’
!eKOn;
Pair To Live in Seattle
i
The home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Leo
Gholson of Tignrd w as the scene of
| the w edding F eb ruary 3 of th eir
daughter, F ian ces Louise and Lloyd
Moore R ickm an, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T O. R ickm an of B illings, Mont.
The ceremony w as performed by
Rev L. O. W hite. The bridegroom’s
p aten ts were out-of-town guests.
The bride wore an ivory satin dress
w ith double veil of m atching net held
In place by a tia r a of m atching m a­
terial.
Her tiouquet w as a shower of
roses and sweet peas centered w it h 1
: orchids
Mrs. R. L. Schm alle and Miss P a ­
tricia Gholson attended th eir sister,
i and Donald Hubbard of Seattle, |
W ash., w as best man.
A ssisting at the reception after-
I w ards w ere Mrs. B. E. Deian, Mrs. A.
| R. Schm alle, Mrs. Jen n ie Rondema,
Mrs. John F redericks and M isses Car-
( ol and Betsy R ider, E stelle Upshaw,
I C ath erin e and N edra Stoops and
Mrs. Howard Strin ger.
Based on Septem ber's fire power in
) F rance, United States ground troops
j fire In 43 combat days enough amnui-
j nition to equal the entire amount Am­
erican s fired ip all the battles of 1918,
NU-L1FE
$3.50
A scien tifically balanced plant
food which works w ith N ature
to rebuild the soil and produce
lu xurian t,
b eautflul
lawns,
flowers and gardens
• • •
£
We are proud of our employe* »h o have
kept an avalanche of war-urgent call* flow­
ing de*pite diflicultic*. They neither ex­
pect, nor w ant, medal* for thi* splendid
contribution to our war effort. Their only
aim it to maintain uninterriyvted service.
T hey arc worthy of a citation for merit.
SHEEP ( il ANO
75 c
0
PEAT
M O SS. R a l e
J J 25
0 Lawn Seeds
0 Insecticides
Complete L in?«
• • •
CREEK
MONUMENT
Orson Platt and Erastus Snow
emerged from the East Canyon the
morning of July 21, 1847, and mar-
veiled at the beauty of the Great
Salt Lake Valley, Utah. Later Brig­
ham Young, suffering from "moun-
,atn fever.” arrived with the rear
guard of settlers. They "gazed with
admiration upon the vast valley with
he watt ra of the Great Salt Lake
glistening in the r.un.” War Bonds
furnish funds to keep applies going
to U. S. fighting forces that keep
enemies far from this region where
a monument memorializes the sacri­
fices of settlers who made possible
today’s enterprising state.
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Norman's Restaurant
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LUNCHES & DINNERS
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8400S.W.BarberBvd.
Next to Gregg-Owens
I reasury Department
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Y ou will be Surprised when you come and see
our store, also the selection of spring filled swing
rockers $49.95 up and occasional chairs from
$13.50 up.
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,vz'iuih.ina_ Joï the y/omz
P
mone
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B
e av e r t o n
ssSP®
F o reca st for next sp rin g. Among
your new w riu w eath er clothes will
be c r i-p cottons In h igh -style colors
—t!ic h a ir b ack d re ss w ith a bolero
w ill be m ore popular than ever.
C om bining both th ese sty le notes is
thie r e r k y ensem ble of b lack with
cro ss-b ars and bolero in lim e green.
A hom e-sewn w ardrobe w ill save
m oney for v .a r B onds. P a tte rn s it
local sto res.
S. Tr t aj ur y " l rtmtut |
Weather Stripping and Calking
Installed by
T rained Mechanics
For Free E stim ates
CALL TIGARD tl»3
Or Write Box Ml, Tigard
t . ENT R A I, C O N T R \CTING
O F H O U SE S
— R e p a ir in g — New W o rk —
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wlv/w courts uwtA praise j
LEONARD C. JOHNSON, Paator
Phone 3691
LENT
has
BEGUN
Ijist \\ ednesday, known in the church
calendar as Ash W ednesday, m arked the be­
ginning of the le n te n season.
These d ays
approaching the com m em oration of the cru ­
cifixion and the ressurrection of our Lord
should be d ays of te al sig n ific a n c e ”
-v "W here He leads me I w ill follow", is a
beautiful hymn and sentim ent.
It m ay m ean
as suggested in the hym n—a G ethsem ane
experience.
C h . 1 s t suffered much for you—Are you
Leonard C Johnson sacrificin g oi suffering much for H im ?
1dm
Phone 3691
M. L. PETTIJOHN
R o u te I. Bx Î I I . B e a v e rto n , O re.
Francis Bros.
6319 SW Capitol Hwy.
PORTLAND
p i \l ITY A SI K\ICE
West Coast Telephone Co.
C IT Y
jT . V
R. E. ELLSON
0 Garden Seeds
Daily Except
Sunday
Crisp Cottons id
U or Humi Stdcs
&
Per 100 lbs.
in the line of duty
from
11 A. M. till 8 P. M.
•
Service
only $1
Now Open
I V-
SEEDS
for
—
15th AAF in Ita ly 2nd Lt. Delmat
H. Doblie. 22, route 1, T igard , Ore.,
bom bardier in a B-24 L iberator Squad-
1 ron, has been aw arded the a ir m edal
for "outstanding perform ance of duty
in aerial fligh ts ag ain st the enem y.”
Since his a: riv al in Ita ly last Sep­
tember, L ieutenant Doblie has become
a veteran of m issions to the a irc ra ft
factories and oil refin eries at Vienna,
and German in d u strial in stallatio n s
at Munich and B lecham m er.
Othei
targets, which the young bom bardier
has bombed, have been a ir fields and
W AR BONDS are the safest tnvest- lailro ad yard s, in N orthern Italy and
oient in the wide world.
A ustiia.
He attended Oregon S tate College
' and w as a m ember of the Delta S ig­
B o r i J s --------
ma Phi fratern ity.
A fter entering the a ir corps in Feb.
1943, he attended gun n ery school at
Las Vegas, Nev., and leceived his
: bom bardier w ings a t V ictorville ar-
1 my air base. V ictorville, C alif.
His wife, Mrs. R uth L. Doblie, re­
sides at route 1, T iga.d . H is parents
reside in Portland.
Your home town paper Is
a year
Subscribe now.
M idweek se. vice W ednesday 8 p. m .! pf<j R enneth e ye .sh u m w as re-
Stud> ol pa. iial evangelism .
.. I ported killed in action in the Europ- ; “G-Suit” Tested by
Stray Chickens Not
1 i lends and stran gers are c o td ia lly .P
th eatre ()f action th u week. His
invited to all assem blies.
| fHther
B ernard T. V ershum of Ray Heizer
Protected in Oregon
| Beaverton.
BETHEL
An Eighth Air Force F igh ter Sta-
Chickens now are recognized legally
Sgt. .John R. Bozich, son of Mr. and
4 ONGRELATIONAL CHURCH
_____ of ____
Mrs Tony Bozich
Beaverton was tion. E ngland—Among the technic- as "livestock" in Oregon as soon as
Rev. F. T. Bturtevant, Pastor
reported killed on Luzon, Philippine »•■y trained men at this E ighth Air | Governor Snell sign s the bill which
9:45 a. m.
Church School.
Islands.
' I,’orce ,151 M ustang figh ter station passed the Senate recently.
M iss A m arette Barnes, Supt.
Pfc. R olland Dale Frost, son of Mr. who contributed to the successful
It is expected th at the house w ill
11 a. m. W orship Service.
anil Mrs. J a y Frost of R ecilvllle and tPHt8 of the "G-Suit” a garm ent which also pass this measure.
It they do,
5 30 p. m.
JunW r High Society.
brother of Mrs F lo :a Donnel of To- h!ls elim inated “blacking out”, or tern- owners of chickens can collect dam ­
7 p. m. Senior P ilgrim Fellowship. bias, was killed in action.
A mem- porary dim m ing or loss of vision ages for chickens which a .e killed by
F rid ay, 1 p, m.
World Day of oriul w ill be held at the regu lar Sun- among fighter pilots during combat dogs only when the k illers enter the
P ray er ut Church of Christ.
day m orning service at the R eedville m aneouvers, is S taff Sergean t Roy prem ises ot the barnyard. Even then
H elzci, 30. of Portland, O.egon, an if his owner pays dam ages for w hat
Church.
ail plane crew chief.
he m ay have done the dog can not be
METHODIST CHURCH
The tests which promise to benefit killed.
A lbart
D. D., M inister
ja il A llied figh ter pilots w ere m ade in
Sunday School 9.45 a. m.
Rescue 7 Yank Flyers
| combat by the 339th F igh ter Group.
R uth Pace Supt.
Too Late to Classify
Who Hid for Two Months ! Sgt. Helzer worked in the in s ta lla ­
C lasses for all ages.
tions
of
a
special
valve
and
hoseline
W orship Hour 11 a. m.
FOR SALE—Davenport $75; ch air
ABOARD A SEAPLANE TEND- necessary to the operation of the G-
Dcvotlonul service 7.30 p. m.
occasional $15; bedroom set $50;
|
ER,
PHILIPPINES.
-
Seven
men
Suit, which is fitted w ith five rubber
V isitors alwayB welcome.
1 single day bed w ith pad $ 10 ;
I of a navy Liberator crew, who have bladders which span the abdomen,
1 double bed with pad $ 10 ; dressing
been reported missing, were res­ th igh s and calves, respectively. When
table & ch air $12.50.
Chas. G.
ST. t Et'KLIA CHURCH
cued after two months of hiding in a they inflate beneath the tigh t-fittin g
Dawe.s, Beaverton, Ore.
4
Ml
1 anil 10.25 during the Japanese-held island in the Philip­ suit, they compress the veins of the
w inter months.
W ANT- Boy or man to care for
pines. Among them was Ens. H. W. lower extrem etles to p; event an y rush
garden all summer. K abal, in West
McDaniel of Illinois (whose home of blood from the pilot’s brain during
TIIE V.ALLEY
Highland, 1445 SW Upland *Dr.
I town is unavailable). His wife and high-speed turns and abrupt pull-outs
COMMUNITY CHURCH
The suit receives its pressure from
Portland.
6
|
baby
live
in
Los
Angeles.
I NIT ED PRESBYTERIA N
the vacuum pump of the airp lan e,
All of the men had been injured, the bladders in flatin g in direct pro-
4110 SW G abel Lane
Rev. li. A. A rm itage, pastor
several seriously. One of the crew j portion to the amount of centrifugal
I a. m. M orning W o rsh ip
1 was killed and two were missing, force exerted against the pilot. W hen i
I
The Liberator was hit by anti-air-
craft fire and crashed into the China
sea. W ithin a d ay a fte r the su rv iv -
ors reached shore at a nearby
island, a Japanese bomber was shot
i down, crashed in their midst, kill-
| ing one of the survivors and reinjur-
I ing three. The men were finally
I picked up from a native sailboat.
The survivors are going to Sydney
i and then to the United States.
Doblie Awarded Air Medal
Over America
W EST lILLI.f*
S. P. Campaigns for
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Industrial Growth of West
Canyon Uoad, near Sylvan
W erner J . Fritz, M inister
Southe:n P acific Co. is conducting!
F irst Sunday in Lent
! an intensive cam paign to interest ;
Church School 9:45 u. m.
D iv in e .Service with Holy C om m un- i E astern industries in locating in the
ion.
S imon
A L ittle F arth er. ] West, and the results are gratifyin g ,
_____
, said Vice President W. . W. Hale, in '
CHURCH OF CIIKIST
charge of system freigh t t;a ff ic for
Ocoi ,:e W. Springer, P astor
't h e railroad. In a talk prepared for
. mi . v.
hip and preaching ser- delivery at the W estern S tates Coun
Vj, , ,,t 9 1.5 a, m,
| oil’s steel com m ittee
confe.ence^
S, (lion Two W ays of Living.
j scheduled at Salt Lake th is week
Following the sermon, the L ord's’
”We alread y have assuran ce of
quite largo n atio n ally known oon-
ol clu.-s session 11 a. m ., cerns that they intend locating im-
p. HU
portent opornttons in the West/' he
E v ei n>. oi ship service w ith spec- said.
"This list is being added to
ial music by o ich estra and a sermon ' alm ost dally."
by tl pastor nt 7:2u p. m.
of the T aber
Three Deaths Reported
BEAVERTON FULL GOSPEL
CHAPEL SERVICE
I. (>. O. F. Hall, Beaverton
O rville J. Poulin, M inister
Sundays 7:45 p. in.
Everybody welcome.
ANN I! I R S A K IH S
Cotton
.... Paper
Leather
Wooden
Woolen
.
Linen
C rystal
........._... China
Silver
P earl
Ruby
Golden
Diamond
AT. 7309
on Beaverton-Progress Road
Save 20 to 25r 'f on your FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
Oregon Mutual lo ltrl.s are NON-ASSESSABLE. You NEVER pay
more than the premium on the face of the policy. Oregon Mutual
maintains more than three times the surplus required by Oreroo
Insurance lavra.
Oregon Mutual > Fire Insurance Company
OF McMINMILLE
Organized 189*- «0 year* of R eliable Service th an .
New Location 112 So. 3rd Ave.
•Every Form of Protection"
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Phone 1732
HilUboro. Oregon