The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 19, 1946, Image 1

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    VOL. 19, NO. 12
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
BABSON
OPTIMISTIC
Beaverton, Oregon,
Bids Asked For Pipe
And Valves For New
Water Mains
BOOST TOU R HOME TO W N AN D
M A K E A B E T T E R P LA C E TO L IV B
Friday, April 19, 1946
P. U. C. Hearing On Hall Street
Crossing Set For Grade School
April 30. 1,306 Signers
On Petition
Executive Board Of Grade
School P.-T. A. Met
Thursday
Banks Takes
Beaverton in
First Game
Mrs. R. H. B esm ehn
P ublicity C hairm an
T he E xecutive B oard o f the Bea
; verton Grade School P arent Teacher
A ssociation met Thursday, A pril 11, at
B abson P ark, Mass., A pril 19
I
the hom e o f Mrs. W ard. Board mem
ca n n ot understand w hy there is so
bers present w ere: Mrs. H. B. S hof
m u ch pessim ism regardin g the w orld
ner, Mrs. John R obinson, Mrs. Ben
The Banks B raves opened their
in general. T here is little ju stifica -
Boyson, Mrs. G raydon P ace and Mrs. defense title o f the Tualatin Valley
R. H. Besm ehn. R oom M others pre­ League
tion fo r m uch o f the fea r w hich Clemantina Winiger Final
against
R on
W hitw orth's
radio broadcasters are putting o u t ! —
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sen w ere: Mrs. M. R om ig , Mrs. Riley, Beaverton Busters and took the local
ov er the air.
Rites Monday
--- 1 Beaverton K iw anis have certainly 1 A m e r :c a n I e a i o n R a a o h a l l
Mrs. C. G randy, Mrs.
Berg.
Mrs. team
6 4)
beforell6 4
fans
who
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, Clem entina W iniger, 79, o f K inton tack led with determ ination a w orth- j
,
_
“
,
R egard
in g the , V rlu
eto. .
W ard and Mrs. Drew .
Miss Merle jam m ed the Grade School diam ond
W e hear m uch talk that the new , died W ednesday at the hom e o f her w h i le civic p roject and are to be com - Ir&CtlC€ l o otart Monday
Davies, G rade S ch ool P rincipal.
1 to watch the first gam e o f the year.
W orld O rganization is to be a failure son, John W iniger, R oute 1, B ox 737. m ended on the thoroughness, w illing- I
Plans for the regular m onthly busi­
■ partial eviden ce is to the con -
A • ll " im
Beaverton. — P uneral services will be 1 [ ness and ................................
fast-action o f the grou p la in A m erican L egion baseball practice ness m eeting to be held Tuesday, It took the Braves 4 innings before
trary. It is su cceed in g w onderfully,
held M onday, A pril 22, at 10: A. M. rallying support fo r the opening o f will get underw ay M onday afternoon, April 23, at the Grade S ch ool A udi­ they m anaged to score against the
T he very fa ct that all the discussions { at the St. C ecelia C atholic ch u rch in : Hall Street across the Southern Pa- accordin g to coach T om m y Ram sdell. torium at 8 P. M. w ere outlined. This B usters. The huge crow d watched
A ny fellow w h o did not reach his will be the final m eeting o f the 1945- I Banks bring 4 runs in that inning
are in the open fo r the entire world Beaverton.
R equiem M ass will be j cifio tracks,
Beaverton
pitcher,
Clarence
to hear 1»—o f itself—a grea t forw ard offe re d by F ather Sniderhon, with
1.306 signers w ere recorded on the seventeenth birthday before Jan. 1 46 term. A s the 8th grade parents o f f
step. It m akes a bad im pression to
interm ent at Mt. Calvary Cem etery. 1 petition circu lated this w eek in re- o f this year and is interested
in are to be guest it is planned to have (F reak ) Hime. T w o B eaverton er­
read o f these U. N. squabbles; but Mrs. W in ig er was born in Lucerne, I gards to this urgent problem .
participating in this years’
play to as speaker one w ho will be ot »p e d a l rors in this inning helped Banks'
it Is m uch better to have all discus- Switzerland, D ecem ber 28, 1866. 56
T he hearing b efore the P ublic Uti- report to the grade sch ool diam ond interest to parents w h o h a \ i children rause very much. In the seventh
inning, B eaverton's A1 S chriner went
sions “ on top o f the table.”
years ago she was m arried to Joseph lities C om m ission will be he’ d in the at 4:00 Monday.
n ow ready to enter high school.
in and pitched shut-out hall for
T here is m uch criticism that any W in iger and in 1913 th ey cam e over : B eaverton G rade School at 10 A. M.
T here will he the election and In­ the last tw o innings. F or being the
on e o f the five great pow ers can to O regon from Switzerland.
Sur- April 30 and it is fu rth er urged that B e a v e r t o n Debate Team
stallation o f o ffice rs fo r the 1946-47 first gam e o f the year fo r the Blis­
v eto m easures, but this w ork s to the viving are her husband, Joseph, fou r anyone w h o can possibly attend this
***.
j, i f
term
with
Mrs.
P aul
Patterson
ters, they looked very
good. Cal
advantage o f the United States or sons, John, Casper, Joe, and Yost,
m eeting should do so.
Win Honors In Eugene
W ash in gton C ounty C ouncil P resi­ McGatin, B eaverton shortstop, was
E ngland as well as to R ussia. B e- one daughter in Switezrland, Mrs. T he tim e and th oroughness o f all |
dent, as installing o fficer.
It was
sides, there are so m any g ood things A nna Stocker, and fifteen gran dchil- those w h o circu lated the petitions is ; A fter d efeatin g
H illsboro
and Mc- called to the B oard's attention that the best defensive player o f the day
w h ich the U. N. ca n do, upon w hich j dren.
-
gratefu lly appreciated by the com - M innville
in
district
com petition. there is a need fo r vases at the by m aking som e pretty catches of
they all are in agreem ent, they had
W . E. P egg j M ortuary is in care o f m ittee in charge, and the coop era- Beaverton s debate team com posed sch ool so there will be a “ W h ite E le­ some d a m good hit balls by the
big B anks batters. D ick
Durdel,
tion o f the citizens in readily s ig n -■ o f Bill Springer, W allace Branch, ph ant” V ase Shower.
better fo rg e t oth er m atters fo r the arrangem ents, 1
So do bring last year’s all-state catch er for Bea­
1
P
at
M
cCrum
and
Elwin
Paxson,
present. W orld peace will never be
ing is recognized.
alon g that vase w hich is now setting
! W ith another outlet to the business shared third place honors with Med- In the corn er on the top sh elf gath­ verton, also proved why he was put
attained
by
m ere m a jority votes. Grace Sofia Harris
into this position by really playing
j district o f B eaverton thus m ade avail- ford Hi in the state-wide foren sic , erin g dust.
T h ey m ust be unanim ous to truly
heads-up ball. T he large crow d was
able th
the
existing tra ffic “ b ottle-n eck ” contest held at Eugene, A pril 11, 12,
hold and succeed.
Services Tomorrow
iable,
e existing
R efresh m en ts will he served by
the biggest gathering in B eaverton's
W hat A bout
orld W ar ------
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. can be sm oothed-out to som e extent ^ n d 13.
the First grade m others under R oom
T he State cham pions fo r 1946 is M others Mrs. C. G randy and Mrs. history. T h is Sunday the Busters
O f course, w ars are not at an
* uneral services fo r G race S ofia t() a now f o r a freer flo w o f tra ffic
go to F orest Grove but will be back
end. T here will be m ore w ars and B a r “ s ' ' i11 be held in the Chapel o f and p rov jde additional business loca- Salem high school, w h o won runner- i Drew.
up honors at W illam ette tourney. 1 T he follow in g announcem ents were the follow in g Sunday on the hom e
there m ay be another W orld W a r; 1 w - P egg M ortuary, Saturday, Ap- , tions.
face
Sheridan. Gam e
In second place was E ugene and ! m ade: The C om m u n ity Chorus will diam ond to
but there is n oth in g in sigh t today 1 d ^0, at 10 A. M. Mrs. H arris, fo r - ]
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close behind them follow ed B eaver- j sing “ The H oly C ity” on E aster Sun­ tim e at Forest G rove will be at
w h ich m akes it probable. T he A tom mct *y of D eer Lodge, M ontana, was
2:30 on the High School field.
ton and M edford.
B om b is m ore lik ely to insure peace visitin g her sister, M rs. E. M cCon- School Markers Painted
d ay evening at 7 o 'clo ck at the Chris ,V Baseball Fan Speaks
„
___| W inner o f the tournam ent was d e - ; tian Church.
than to b rin g about w ar. T his pres- ne'*- o f R ou te 3, B eaverton.
On Highway
I was one o f the m any lTiiuu.eds
j cided after both the affirm ative and i T he C om m unity H ealth Unit will
ent talk about w ar w ith R ussia 1 Surviving are her husband, Sam
State I negative sides
had debated fou r hold their first meeting, T uesday Ap o f persons to w atch the Beaverton
should stop. It is largely to help col- B - H arris, Sr„ and t w sons, Sam F.
M aintenance crew o f
the
um nists sell their w ares.
and D onald J., o f D eer Lodge, M on- H ighw ay Dept, painted sch ool m ark- j tim es on the question, "R esolved j ril 30. at 2 P. M. in the Grade School B uster-Banks B raves gam e here at
last
Sunday. I
was
I believe we should give the A tom *a n a - A lso her m other, Mrs. H ilda ers on the T ualatin V alley H ighw ay, that every able-bodied male citizen | Health R oom . All w h o are interest- 1 B eaverton
Secret to the U. N. T he peace p o s -, B olvia and one brother, Joel L ilje- Friday, and also m arked o f f cross- j o f the United States should be s u b -: ed in this study group are urged to shocked by the con d ition the ball
field w as in. I asked h ow com e fh e
sibilities o f atom ic en ergy are so i b l o m o f T a co m a ; one sister, Mrs. Aili w alk lanes fo r pedestrian tr a ffic at j Ject to a year o f full-tim e m ilita r y 1 attend.
hall diam ond
was ln
such
poor
great, a tom ic studies should be en- Padilla o f S tockton, C alifornia. Mrs. the dangerous E ast Street crossin g training before attaining the age o f i
shape and I w as told that "the
cou raged b y all nations w ith the H arris w as 45 years o f age, born to help p rotect sch ool ch ildren on j 24”.
School
Board would not fix the
freest interch an ge o f scien tific k n o w l-! Jan uary 18, 1901; she had su ffered their w ay to and from St. C ecelia | In other fields o f speech, W allace I J. W . Whitworth In
diam ond up fo r the fellow s.” This
edge. N ation s never g o to w ar when a lin gerin g illness fo r m any years.
parochial sch ool at this corn er in | B ranch and E lw in P axson won third | Hospital In Medford
addition to silhouette equipm ent, the ! Place in extem poraneous speaking j J. W . W hitw orth, father o f R on town has not a decent place to do
they are prosperous. A tom ic energy
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little folk s will be p rotected by a j and panel discussion,
respectively W hitw orth, is in the hospital in M ed­ anything and surely if this town
possesses the pow er to m ake every F o r m e r T e a c h e r
m easure o f sa fety through the heavy j B U1 S pringer w as also a finalist in ford, Oregon. His injury consists o f has a baseball team they deserve
nation prosperous. H ence I am an
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to play on a h alf-w ay decent field.
op tim ist on w orld a ffairs.
Keturns On Visit
auto tra ffic at this point, provided. ; extem poraneous speaking.
a fractured skull, a ccord in g to word
Other contestants from B eaverton received by R on Thursday afternoon. ! There ought to be som ething done
W e all should w o rk fo r the fou r
Mrs w
H.
C ady o f Aberdeen, auto drivers w ill slow up near this
now . All o f the
entered in the three-day m eet were T here was no clue as to how he was about this right
fr e e d o m s ,-b o t h intern ation ally
and WashinKtoni visited wlth her mother> intersection.
I D ave Cady, after-din n er speaking; hurt, hut he w as found on the street other team s ln the Tualatin Valley
dom estically. W e how ever, can have MrfJ DeU c F ish er_ o v cr the w eek
League play on the H igh 'V h ool
freed om o f - s p ^ c h in our owm n e ig h --pnd
Cad
had a ch a t with
Mr. M orton o f G rant P ass visited Bot> M arugg, o ra tory ; L orna Cover, in M edford in a serious condition.
diam ond, hut w hy ca n ’t the Bea­
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n
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borh ood w
ith h ou
t fo rcin g n
ourselves
C ora W e tb e rill at W a lk er's Dent his daughters, L oretta and Joan over hum orous readin g; M argaret H arri
verton T ea m ? If the crow d o f last
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4
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i son, p o61i*y rPcidin^.
“good
in to every hom e. A
truly
B E T H E L E V E N IN G C IR C L E
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store, an old sch ool m ate at B eaver- j the w eek end.
what this town can draw for base­
n e ig h b o r ’ p olicy requires gettin g the t<m 8choo, w hen
R T ra v er was
Bethel evening C ircle will meet
ball, the fellow s o u g h t
have a
good
will and con fid en ce o f all
ino| ,
M
Fisher and Cora
April 30 at the hom e o f Mrs. Clar­
w eek's gam e was just a sam ple ot
w h o live on our street. T his can- H
w ere m em bers o f the second
ence B uffam .
Mrs. A. C. H aufske
place to piny. I f
an ybody
who
not be secured by fo rcin g ourselves
d ^ ti
cla8s o f B eaverton school
o f Forest G rove will be speaker.
reads
this
article
or
hears
about
It
into any hom e until we are i n v i t e d . , ^
tlm e a g o .
and can contribute an idea or som e
I’ FC E L M E R W A L T E R S
T he
sam e
principle
applies to
Mrs
later taught three years
THE VALLEY
CHURCH OF TH E N A ZA R E N E
P fo E lm er W alters, w hose hand land where the team could rent It,
nations. I w ish all nations w ould
B eaverJ n sch ools in the
rim ary
C O M M U N ITY C H U R C H
was injured in France, has been please send It to the m anager o f
L eonard C. Johnson, P astor
let our people roam about their departm ent.
U N IT E D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
transferred to Dibble General H ospi­ the Beaverton Ball Club, R on W h it­
cou n tries and w ould, each year ex­
E A S T E R S E R V IC E S
SW Gabel Lane at F airw ay Dr.,
tal at Menlo P ark. California, for worth, B eaverton, O regon. I know
ch an ge 5,000 students with us. But
9:45 A. M. E aster p rogram by the the finnl treatm ent o f his hand. He your suggestion would he apprecia­
Rev. H. A. A rm itage, pastor
SUNRISE SERVICE
such an exch a n ge
should not be
Services 10 30 a. m.
...S u n day School.
spent a 10-day delay on route from ted by W hitw orth.
forced or bou gh t w ith m oney. W e
A lasting and interesting souve- Ft. Lewis, with his fam ily In Bea- 1 A loyal Beaverton Bnseball Fan
ca n n ot m ake anyone like us b y bein g
~ he Public is cord ia lly invited
H IG H W A Y C H A P E L
w ho is trying t« help Beaverton.
"tou g h .” O ther
nations are tryin g to attend the E aster Sunrise ser-
T em porarily located upstairs in the " ‘ r g ‘ Ven t0 aU w h ° attend thls Sun' verton, and left F riday fo r Menlo
day.
out econ om ic and social experim ents v *<=e to be held in the garden o f
Park.
Odd F ellow s Hall .B eaverton
11:00 A. M. E aster W orsh ip Service.
called “ C om m u n ism ” or “ S ocialism ." B ethel C ongregational C hurch at
Safe Cracked At H. S.
Orville J. Poulin, M inister
R U R A L E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y
“T he R esu rrected C hrist”
W e should let them do so in their 6:15 Sunday m orning.
R ev. V er-
Sunday S ch ool 10 a. m.
Robbers
Not Apprehended
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BY
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D
YETS
Special E aster m usic. “ R a b b on l” by
ow n w a y —with or w ithout the help non L - Fishbach, E xecutive Secre-
M orning w orsh ip 11 a. m.
T hree men, w+10 have been friends
Lehm an.
o f our visitors or writers. Likew ise, tary o f O regon Christian E nd eavor
To Date: Few Clues
R E E f* V IL L E C O M M U N ITY
8:00 P. M. T he com m u n ity church for many years, have gone into part­
we are try in g out an e con om ic and "'* * be the speaker
The safe at B eaverton Union H igh
nership in the electric construction |
P R L S B Y T B R IA N C H U R CH
choir,
presenting
the
O
ratorio,
“
The
social experim ent called “ Free E nter-
School was broken into W edn esday
business
ln
Beaverton.
T
he
firm
to
R ev. H am pton, P astor
H oly City” at the C hristian Church.
night, the safe cra ck er netted $181.90,
Sunday S ch ool 10 a.
m.
G. E.
be known as the R ural E lectric Co.
th is6' cokim n ’ to h e l p ’ '^ r n a k e ^ t h u Beaverton— Town Without
but overlook ed cash In the am ount
Geiger, Supt.
A m erican system a su ccess with no A Flag
o f $176. hook m oney on the safe shel­
A LO H A A S S E M B L Y O F G O D
W orsh ip Service 11 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted H etu spent a
Interference fro m abroad.
ves.
D ick Busch, deputy sh eriff Is
W h eeler A venue
Y oun g P e o p le’s C. E. 7 p. m.
few days In Seattle last week.
w ork ing on the case, but no arrest
O nly the fu tu re ca n tell w hich o f
D uring the building and re m o d e l-!
the above system s will ultim ately ing cam paign w hich is g o in g on at | AI.OHA C O M M U N IT Y CH URCH
has been m ade to date.
10:00 A. M. Sunday School.
There will not be a card party
G raydon D. L oree, Pastor
win ou t; but each should be given the C ity Hall, B eaverton is w ithout
T w ice b efore such a robbery was
11:00 A. M. C hildren’s E aster pro­
in
the
M
asonic
T
em
ple
this
month.
Sunday
S
ch
ool
9:50
a.
m.
a fa ir ch ance to succeed if it can. a place to raise the fla g ov e r our 1
attem pted, hut each tim e the "b u r­
gram .
M ir y A ntrim , Supt.
M y ow n feelin g is that there m ay bustling little city.
g la r-p roof” features o f the safe foiled
7:45 P, M. E van gelistic service.
Mrs. .Organ is staving at the Ivy the attem pts, w hich leads to the be­
by a happy m edium betw een Com -
D uring the m oving required to j M orning w orship 11 a. m.
T uesday 7:45 P . M. B iblq Study.
lief that this jo b was done by a pro­
m unism and
Capitalism . C ertainly change the location o f the b u ild in g ; E ven ing service 7:30 p. m.
F rid ay 7:45 P. M. Special service M artin hom e for a time.
ST. C E C E L IA CH U R CH
fessional safe cracker.
no W orld W a r III is needed to housing the library, to m ake room |
fo r G ood F rid ay with Mrs. D ora Gil
A
num
ber
o
f
women
served
at
the
Masses
8:25
and
10:25.
settle the question
In fact, the real for the con stru ction o f an addition to
The com bination was cracked and
man o f H illsboro,
Illustrating
in
Shrine
H
ospital
on
Tuesday.
M E T H O D IS T C l d R ( II
answ er can be found on ly during the city hall building, w h ich will b e !
the lock punched out.
The fram e
ch alk and m usic, ‘T he garden Of
around the locked d oor was peeled
an era o f w orld pence.
used to house the fire trucks, it was : Hh and W atson Sts
P hone 3095 G e th s e m a n e ’
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A lexander were o ff to allow entry.
R ev. E verett L Bowers, Pastor
In previous at­
Yes, we h ave m uch fo r whicAi to n ecessary to rem ove the fla g pole.
R illa Mae Stephens, pastor
called to Seattle on Monday. Mr. tem pts It has been necessary fo r a
C hurch S ch ool 9:45 a ,m. Mrs. Nan
be thankful. A lth ou gh very “ noisy,”
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W oody, a brother In inw, having p a s­ safe expert to release the lock to
Bourquin, Supt.
yet international con d ition s are safer C
fire Council
sed away. He was buried on T ues­ permit use o f the safe.
ST. M A T T H E W L U T H E R A N
today than ever before. T he U. N.
r
L A T T E R -D A Y S A IN T S
day.
CHURCH
will su cce e d :
the
m uch
despised Wednesday, April 24
T he on ly clue has been the ap­
A m erican L egion Hall
“ veto p ow er- m ay be an assurance M
G rade S ch oo, Q
pearance o f an out o f city car which
Main St„ H illsboro, Ore.
(form erly W est H ills)
fo r peace. L et us first be tougn
J
Mrs.
Fred
G oyt
entertained
a , was sepn in B eaverton that night and
Sunday Sch ool at 10 a. m.
Canyon R o a d near Sylvan
group o f eight ladies last W ednes­ was near the high school around the
w ith out ow n people and discipline
W ednesday, April 24. the
Camp
S acram ent m eeting 6:30 p. m
W ern er J. Fritz, iM nister
day afternoon in honor o f her friend j tim e the Job was pulled. In ch e ck ­
♦ hem that Is. let us be * ° " f h and Fire G irls C ouneil will be held in the
E lder J. T. S. P eterson,
Branch
discipline ourselves, - a s
Individuals G rade
Gym
in B eaverton P rie st
Mrs. H. J. Girard.
She served a ing the license plates it was fou n d
E A S T E R SU N D A Y
lovely luncheon after which bridge they» belonged to another m ake o f ca r
T his will he the best sign
of
a gtarting at g. p
A
pril
21
BETHEL
was
played.
T he
Girards
have T o date the autom obile has not been
m uch
needed
spiritual awn en in t
N ational aw ards and ranks will be
C hildren’s Service, 9:45 a. m.
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R CH
bought a new home at W est Slope found.
fo r w hich so manj- o f us are pra>- g jven deserving girls. A m usical pro­
Son
gs
and
recitation
s
J. G. D ickey. Interim pastor
and will soon be m oving there.
ing.
F estival Service, 11:00 a. m.
gram , a skit, readings and singing
E A S T E R SU N D A Y
S
erm
on
:
T
he
M
eaning
o
f
the
R
e
s
­
will be part o f the program it was
C. & B. Young People
9:30 a. m. C hurch sch ool Easter
Mrs. Bertha W illiam s o f Aloha has
an nou n ced this week.
urrection.
program .
Bruce V. McMahon Joins
gone to N ew Y ork to see her par­ Entertained
Soloist. Mrs. M argaret Siefkes.
R eedville C am p Fire grou p will at- u a m . A nthem s by the ch oir; re
ents, w hom she had not seen for a
Last M onday evening at the hom e
O ffe rin g fo r the B uilding Fund.
tend.
Real Estate Firm W ith
ception o f m em bers; Semyon
She rode back o f Mr. and Mrs. Don Ix>ng, Miss
Y ou are
invited to w orsh ip at St. num ber o f years.
to
p
ic:
“
T
he
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aster
F
aith
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,
Father. J. J. McMahon
3 Npw Recordj Made
with her son and w ife and baby A nnam ae entertained tw enty-five C.
Sunday even in g the church will at- M atthew s Church.
w ho wilt also visit Mrs. W arren W il­ B's. T he College and Business Y ou n g
\ tend the C om m unity C horus presen-
liam s parents in Minnesota.
People o f the 15th Christian C hurch
« S 3 ,
Annual Beaverton Relay,
j tation o f G au l’s "T h e H oly City” .
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on So. Colum bia St., Portland. Mrs.
4 years active du ty is now associated
T hree n fw records w ere estabHshed
T he Sunrise union service at 6 15
P n .G R I M LU T H E R A N CHURCH
V era H eckler o f Aloha and Mrs.
Ensign
Dan
N
orris
visited
his
with his father, J. J. M cM ahan, in jn the annuaj Beaverton relay meet ln the P ra y er Garden beside the F arm ington. Rd at M enlo, Beaverton
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller L ong served a three course hot lun­
the real estate business in Beaverton. ^,e jd jagt p rjday afternoon at the church with the whole com m un ity In-
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
over the week end, stopping over on cheon. M argarie Snell lead the dis­
M cM ahon w as discharged from the . . . s c b o o i
vited.
S ecretary V ernon F lsh back
D ivin e Serm on— 11:00 A. M.
his way to Jacksonville. Florida. He cussion on the "Six Pillars o f P a ce” .
G
ood
F
rid
ay
service-
8:00
P.
M
M arine C orp w ith rank o f SergeanL ^ e a ^ e r W s mile relay team com - j o f the C. E. State Union speaker.
A fter the luncheon, ths m eeting
with celebration o f H oly Com m union. has Just finished school graduating
He saw a lot o f action
posed o f B iget, Schm idt. Gervais
as a bom bardier. A lso D ickie Miller concluded. F or the next six weeks
cam pagin s and was
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and J. R oss click ed o f f a 3:37.5 tim e)
the C. B's. will have for their dis­
w as over from Oregon City.
G uadalcanal.
at th e church, 11:00 A. M.
Secon d and Main St.
to cra ck ti,e old record o f 3 40.7.
cussion topic, "R eligion in the N ew s \
A
C
ordial
W
elcom
e
to
All.
G
eorge
Springer,
P
astor
H illsboro’s thinclads set
a
new
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sam T here will he special speakers fro m
E rw in A. G erkin. P astor
Union E aster Daw n Service in the
m ark in the shuttle hurdles. 533
G
erig
m otored to Salem M onday and Lewie A C lark and R eed College
Old Timer Sends New$
and the M olalia distance m eddlers garden at the C ongregation al Church
Dr. Shannon o f the church will
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
report an enjoyable trip. This Is a
established
an
8:12
5
‘
.me
in
that
6
15
a.
m.
E
aster
break
f
st
in
the
From Portland
con clu de these meeting after his re­
beautiful
tim
e
o
f
year
In
the
W
il­
basem ent o f the C hurch o f Chriat 4tfj
W atson Sts
P oh n e: 3695
G eorge W . B aker, fo rm e r old sett- event.
lam ette V alley when m ost o f the turn from his trip to E urope
ler at B eaverton w hen the cou gars
H illsboro won
he 9-sc*-ool » « « » 1 30 n m
R ev. E verett L. B ow ers, P astor
fruit trees are In full blossom .
Special E aster B ible S ch ool pro-
in the near-by w ood s w oke up the by cop p in g fo u r first places and one
Beautiful Orchids
old "oToneer* by their w ild scream s secon d fo r a grand total o f 46 points gram n< 9 48 a m
Than
EA8T E R SUNDAY
at m
m idnight
idnight—sends a few items, he to B eaverton ’s 36. Scappaose 16 and special m u sic b y the ch oir follow ed C hurch School 9:45 A. M , Mrs. Nan
Mr, and Mrs. M. G eorge Stroup
Mrs. Lester Squires was delightful­
at
by the m orn in g serm on and the B ourquin Supt.
m otored
recen tly to the
spring ly surprised W ednesday, when she
M alalia 12.
says the flu alm ost had him down
T he
C hildren's
Easter
P rogram m eeting o f the Oregqn United P res­ opened the m orning's mall to find
but ate som e h orseradish and is feel
T he H il-H i trackm en to o k title L ord 's Supper
Sermon T o p ic: “ H e Is R isen"
will be presented at 10:00 A. M
byterians, rem aining over night and , a package by Clipper Air Mail con ­
ing bully again !
He m et Bill Stitt honors in the shuttle hurdles, the
Christian E nd eavor 6 30 p. m.
M orning W orship 10 55 A M
having
as
their
guests
enroute. taining six beautiful orchids fro m
in P ortland the othgr day and a great sprint m edley the high Jump, and
tim e talkin g about the g ood tim es the football th row ; a second in the
T he O ra torio “ T he H oly C ity” by B aptism s and R eception o f m em bers Miss Leah Turner, new ly appoint­ her youngest son, Laverne Chaae, in
ed Sunday School A dm inistrator o f the U. S. service now at H onolulu,
at B eaverton b a ck in the gay nine- mile relay.
B eaverton speed m er- A R . Gaul will be presented by the C am eron Thom pson, guest soloist
ties w hen onions and horseradish * chant* won the mile relay, secon .. C om m unity C hurch C hoir in the S erm on : “T h e C row ns o f C hrist”
th s W est Slope C om m unity Church T. H.
were trum p
Bill Stitt grew thou- in the shutt e hurdle« - - d
sprint Church o f C hri*t auditorium at 8 00
y ou are urged to attend the Sun- and also as guest, Mrs G eorgs N. j Laverne enlisted for six years w ith
T he fou r rem ined over Uncle Sam and has one year and a
«ands o f sack s o f onions on the Bea- m edley, w hile the B e a v e rto " field 1 p. m.
rise Service at 6:15 at Bethel C hurch T aylor.
P rior to the
verdam
w hile G eorge B a k e i, was ^ien c o p r -^ »he sh otpot and a third
M idweek Bible study and prayer Garden and the C om m unity Easter the m eeting and returned next day half m ore to serve.
shedding tears trim m ing v j '-a d ls h nla
in the football th row and high [ service T h u rsd ay 8:00 p. m. Study C ontata in the C hristian C hu rch in via the Salem -N ew berg route, up | war. he w orked at the W eed's N a-
the evening.
to p ic: "D e a th ”
tlonal Iris Gardens, Beaverton.
through the old F rench country.
root* st John H ery s ranch 1890-1896 jump.
T h e City o f B eaverton has adver- ;
tised fo r bids from suppliers to fu r­
nish the necessary pipe and valves j
to bring well No. 2 into use by con- j
n ectin g w ith the existing w ater sys-
tem. Bids are asked to be placed by ¡
the 26th o f this m onth.
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