The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, March 29, 1946, Image 6

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    I Jr., Rt. 2. Beaverton.
Men reported discharged from navy
'reparation centers at Bremerton, are:
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CHURCH OF THE NAZAKK.VE
Curtis Riley. AEM first class, Rt.
Leonard C. Johnson, Pa tor
After completing the i crvice with 3, Eox 1400, Beaverton; Gordon P.
9 43 a. m.
Sunday School.
the armed forces the following men Pastor. SI’ Third class, Rt. 1. box
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Morning worship. Rev. have been disc'naiged fiom the ser­ 33. Tigard; Otto F. I^eopold, BM.
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■«change
Beaverton; Patrick J. Calhoun, MoM-
Richard T. Taylor, Evan, speaking. vice.
6 30 p. m.
Young People’s Serv.
Those reported as having com­ M second class, Rt. 3. Beaverton; Er­
7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. pleted the'.i dut;. v.-.th the army are: nest A. Graf, Jr., S third class, Rt. 2,
G reen Stam p«
Closing services of these Pre-Eas­
R-Sgt. Melvin M. Boyer. Box 61, Beaverton; and Frank C. Jellison, Rt.
ai Ixtra
ter evangelistic servioes, Rev. Tay­ Aloha, Oregon: Sgs. Paul E. Grimm, 1, and Roald B. Madland, F first
Saving* Herat
lor speaking.
Bo\ loo, Aioha; Cpl. Robert L Blood- , class, Rt. 1. Tigard.
Wed. 7:30 p. m.
Midweek prayer | worth. Rt. 2. Box 163. Beaverton;
meeting.
Miss Joy Fleenor cut her arm on
; p fc Daniel J. Gasiorowski, Rt. 2,
NEW STORE HOURS: 9:30 TO 5:30
Box 218. Beaverton, T-5 Warren E. the inside of the wrist while trying
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
Dr.
Beard Rt. 1. Box 559. Beaverton; to open a window at school.
Masses 7:30, 8:30 and 10:30 p. m.
T-5 Clifford L. Hampton. Rt. £. Box Herbert Mason had to take four
W e D e liv e r FREE O F CH A RG E to Tigard/ Beaverton/ M ultnom ah an d W a y Points
j 307 Tigard; Cpl. Herbert B Halock, stitches.
VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH Box 111, Aloha; Sgt. Loren E. Broad, <C~
E v e ry T u e sd a y , T h u rsd ay and Frid a y .
United Presbyterian
I Rt. 3. Box 142 and T-4 Fled Torek, I
H. A. ARMITAGE, Pastor
MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS ARE PROMPTLY FILLED . . . PHONE AT 3124
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10:3® a. m.
Sermon—All Things
BETHEL
to All Men.
Meetings held in Ga­
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
bel school.
J. G. Dickey, interim pastor
Sunday 9:45 a. m. Church School.
Sunday 11 a. m. Services: Topic,
"The Approach to the Cross,” an­
them by choir.
3 p. m. Pilgrim Fellowship meet at
church, ready for drive to Park
Rose.
BEAVERTON
Wed. 12:30 p. m. Women’s Aid So.
8 p. m. Lenten study in Pilgrim
room.
BEAVERTON ENTERPIUSE
Friday, March 2» 19««
Church Services
r+ ' P O
Men Recently Discharged
F r o m T h e S ervice
5 - M O R R i SON
Ritz Theatre
Marvelous assortment of famous Wool o’ the West Blankets, the KIND YOU
W A N T — M ADE OF FINEST lOO^r VIRGIN WOOL . . . Blankets that are
luxurious, that have warmth and amazing sturdiness. Big buoyant Blankets,
closely woven with deep fluffy nap . . . Exquisitely bound with rayon satin
or finished with sturdy whipped ends . . . Choose from beautiful new shades.
U SE O U R C O N V E N IE N T L A Y - A - W A Y
B E D D IN G D EPA R TM EN T
P LA N
M A IN FLO O R
T el. 2482
METHODIST CHURCH
4th and Watson Sts.
Phone 3696
Rev. Everett L. Bowers, Pastor
Church School 9:45 a .m. Mrs. Nan
Shows every Night 7 to 11:30
Bourquin, Supt.
Morning worship 10:55 a. m. "What i I
REGULAR PRICES
is my Impediment? or the Crimson j D f Q f l i p t
Children 16c
Adult« 40c
Stain.
See display ad in this issue, j ( J( IC U lv l
Mr. David Henderson, guest soloist
Special Saturday Matinee 1:30
from Portland.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7:30
Show changes Sunday 1:30, 4, 6:30, 9
p. m. in the church.
W.S.C.S. Wed. 10 to 3:30 p. m.
We Can't
the Weather,
Mar. 27 to 30 — Wed. to Sat. Eve. ’
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second and Main St.
George Springer, Pastor
Roy Rogers
—
Gabby Hayes
Morning worship 9:45 a. m.
Sermon “Christian Relationships."
“ ESCAPE IN THE DESERT”
Following the sermon, the Lord’s
supper will be observed.
Helmut Dantine, J. Sullivan
Bible School 11 a. m.
NEWS
C. E. 6:30 p. m.
Evening service 7:30, special music.
Midweek Bible study Thurs. 8 p. m.
Topic—"Indifference.”
Sat’day—Bargain Matinee— Mar. 30
’’THE MAN FROM OKLAHOMA”
“MALE ANIMAL"
Canyon Rd. near Sylvan
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
Fourth Sunday in Lent
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Mar. 31 to April 2—Sun. to Tues.
Divine Service 11 a. m.
Sermon—“The Healing Powei of !
“ WONDERMAN" Technicolor
The Cross.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Missionary
Danny Kaye
Guild and Council meet at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Schoeler, 3551
Annapolis
x
E. Burnside.
News and Cartoon
Confirmands meet Friday 3 p. m.
Serial--Zorra’s
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will soon be ROARING
WITH VALUES.
OUR
WEST HILLS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Henry Fonda
WE can tell yeu that Beaver­
complete
modernization
and storewide revamping will
soon be completed
and
with
additional space made available
thru the change, we
will
offering you more and better
merchandise than ever before.
II) WALKER'S
-a
Valley View Service Station
We Specialize In
M O T O R T U N E -U P A N D B R A K E R E P A IR
Lubrication — G as — Oil
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BEEF BOAST
Shoulder Blade Cuts of A &
A A Grade Beef .................. LB
MAKE
THINGS'
^tOURSELF^
| COLORED HENS
< 5 *FO C K O U R
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CANNED GOODS*
• Wool o’ tlu- Went North
Star Shasta
72x90, made
°eH E LF/R
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of 100'; all wool, trimmed with rich 6-in
rayon satin binding. Dusty Rose, Blue,
Green, Gold.
• Wool o’ the West Arctic
RO YAL
Luxurious Blanket of 100% #<| A r i
Virgin Wool, luxuriously trim- ^ l * f e D I
mrd with fl inch rayon satin bindtni
Comes In Dusty Rose, Blue, Green, Goli
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72x90, made of warm 100',
Virgin Wool, finished with stitched edge.
White background with gay red, blue and
gold stripe.
EXTRA CHOICE for roasting,
or fricassee. ..... .................IJJ
T LINK SAUSAGE
mcc
For That Sunday Morning
Breakfast ....................... — LB
DEL MONTE—Early Garden
PEAS
FANCY DRIED
2 £.*
PRUNES 2 lbs. 2 7 c
ASK OUR DOZEN PRICE
SA W
BRAND
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DEL MONTE— Cream Style
ÜLI0DL
O'THE
WEST
2
CORN
29e WE ARE READY
ASK OUR DOZEN TRICE
— With all good things you want
NEW WEST
APPLE Juice
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— With Suggestions For All Occasions
— With Lowest Possible Prices
Consistent With Good Merchandising
VOGUi
100' Virgin Wool, size 72x
QF
90, with attractive 6-inch ^ J A e T D
ravon satin binding. Dusty Ruse, Gold and
Blue
N E T H IR LA N D
Rich Jacquard pattern, size ( s a
72x90, of finest 100', Virgin
Wool, finished with practical stitched
edge. Dusty Rose, Blue. Green. Gold.
FRESH FRUIT and VEGFTABLES
LONG — TENDER
Carrots 2 -IS
THE TOPS FOR ANY SALAD
NAME
Calavos 2 for 27'
ADDRESS
SEEDLESS ARIZONA
GRAPEFRUIT 5
For
UTAH-TYPE
Celery
12'
NAME OF BI.ANKET
H EALTH
RAT
Attractive 100", Virgin Wool R A P
Blanketwith nicefl-lnch saUn *
binding Sue 72x90 in Rose. Blue. Green
and Gold.
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M R R K E T
EAST BEAVERTON JÜN CTIO N Û T U Î CANYON POAD
OWNED AND OPERATED BY ED RIDDI F. AND MILES TEN EYCK