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Glencullen News New Managers At Confeetionery » < I t is a th re e g e n e ra tio n fam ily th a t h av e th is w eek ta k e n ov er a t th e new co n fe ctio n e ry -so d a fo u n ta in h o u sed in th e post office b u ild in g . “W oody" S chnell an d h is new b rid e a r e ta k in g a b e la te d h o n ey m o o n w ith a n eye to th e so u th la n d s a n d w ill be m issed by th e ir m a n y frie n d s a n d cu sto m e rs. N ew p ro p rie to rs a r e M rs. O des s a C a rte r, h e r uncle, M r. J o h n B a rb e r, a n d th e fo rm e r's d a u g h te r, M rs. V elva B ergevin, w ho fo r th e p re s e n t w ish es to be k now n a s “th e s ile n t p a rtn e r.* T h ey fo rm e rly m a n a g e d w ith success th e R a in b o w C afe in S alem . T h ey p la n to se rv e lig h t lunches, s h o rt o rd e rs a n d fo u n ta in specials. A h e a r ty w elcom e is ex te n d e d th e m fro m th is c o m m u n ity , a n d best w ishes. Community Chest Campaign Goes 66 Over the Top •ñ A s a r e s u lt of th e u n tirin g ef f o rts of C a m p a ig n C h a irm a n Am by F re d e ric k s a n d his cap ab le c o m m itte e th is co m m u n ity co n tr ib u te d m o re th a n 100 p er c e n t m o re fu n d s th a n w ere ra ise d la st y e a r. T h e a m o u n t ra ise d to d a te is a ro u n d 8400 w ith A lpenrose D a iry c o n trib u tin g $132, one of th e la rg e s t d o n atio n s. C o n sid e rin g th e f a c t th a t a nu m h e r of re sid e n ts m ad e c o n trib u tio n s in P o rtla n d , w h e re th e y a re o ffic e em ployees, th e g e n e ro sity of th e c o m m u n ity as a w hole an d th e re c e p tio n th a t w as g iv e n th e c o m m itte e w o rk e rs is co m m en d ab le a n d p ra ise w o rth y . A sp ecial v o te of p ra ise goes to th e c a m p a ig n c a p ta in s a n d th e ir co m m it te e m e m b ers w ho w ere live w ire w o rk e rs, g iv in g g e n e ro u sly of th e ir tim e a n d effo rts. M r. F re d e r ic k s w as also busy e lse w h e re se rv in g a s c a m p a ig n c h a ir m a n a t th e P o rtla n d M edical school, w h e re a sizeable am o u n t w a s ra ise d fo r th e C o m m u n ity C h est. Farm er* l rp 'il T o Have Weed (Control O it r k u p F a rm e rs w ho a r e c o o p e ra tin g in th e A g ric u ltu ra l C o n serv atio n p ro g ra m th is y e a r a r e u rg e d to h av e th e ir w eed c o n tro l in sp e c te d by ( th e ir c o m m u n ity c o m m itte e m a n | r ig h t aw ay. T h e re ia a c o n s e rv a tio n p a y m e n t a m o u n tin g to one- I h a lf th e co st (n o t to exceed 10 | c e n ts p er p o u n d ) fo r S o d iu m Ohio r a te o r A tlacid e used to c o n tro l C a n a d ia n th is tle s or M o rning G lory. 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H eld F ifty -fiv e-y ear-o ld B ro o k ly n -b o rn a c o u n try p re d o m in a n tly ru ra l, th e to n A n d erso n w ill be th e p rin B ishop H en ry K nox S h errill, of ed u c a tio n of th e m a sses — th e se c ip a l s p e a k e r a t th e *0th a n n u a l th e P r o te s ta n t E p isc o p al Diocese a re som e of th e tre m e n d o u s p ro b co n v e n tio n o f th e N atio n al G ra n g e of M assac h u setts, w ill becom e th e lem s c o n fro n tin g In d ia 's lead ers. w h ich o p en s in P o rtla n d N o v em P re sid in g B ish o p of h is co m m u As a co n seq u en ce, th e C h ris tia n b e r 13, a c c o rd in g to an a n n o u n c e nion on D ecem b er 31. in su cces c h u rc h faces o p p o rtu n itie s u n p a r m e n t m ad e by M o rto n T o m p k in s. Stats sion to th e R t. Rev. H e n ry St. alleled in h e r h isto ry in In d ia . M a ste r of th e O reg o n A n d erso n is te n ta tiv e ly G eorge T u ck e r, of V irg in ia, w ho H e r w hole se rv ic e is to h elp p ro G ra n g e. h a s held th e o ffice fo r n in e y ears. d u ce a le a d e rsh ip w o rth y of th e se sc h e d u le d to a d d re ss th e session B ishop S h e rrill w as an a rm y chap- g re a t ta sk s, a n d to u n d e rg ird th e F rid a y a fte rn o o n . N ovem ber 15. la in d u rin g W o rld W a r I. an d i s ' w hole m o v em en t w ith th e s p irit A n d erso n w ill also be a m em no w c h a irm a n of th e G en e ra l of C h rist. T h e re is tr u ly a race b e r of a c la ss of som e 5.000 o r C om m ission on A rm y a n d N avy on in In d ia b etw e en C h rist an d m o re p e rso n s fro m ill over th e C h a p la in s — th e body w h ich p a ss co m m u n ism . M any of th e a c ts of n a tio n w h o w ill receive th e Sev es upon th e q u a lific a tio n s of all violence w h ich h a v e o c c u rre d re e n th D eg ree, h ig h e st in G ra n g e P ro te s ta n t ch a p la in s. The new c e n tly in I n d ia c a n be tra c e d to ritu a l, on th e ev en in g of N ovem P re sid in g B ishop is th e tw e n tie th th e in flu e n ce of th o se w ho w o rk b e r 14 a t th e P o rtla n d m u n icip al in th e line of su ccessio n , a n d one u n d e r th e b a n n e r of th e h a m m e r a u d ito riu m . of th e y o u n g est ev er ch o sen for an d sickle. I t is th e d u ty of th e H o u sin g S h o rt th e office. H is h e a d q u a r te rs will C h ristia n c h u rc h to ch a lle n g e In A n tic ip a tin g re c o rd a tte n d a n c e d ia 's w o rk e rs to a d o p t th e b a n w h ich w ill ta x th e hotel fa c ilitie s be in New Y o rk City. n e r o f C h rist a s th e ir in sig n ia. W e of P o rtla n d . A lvin H o b art, c h a ir A c a b le g ra m fro m M eth o d ist a t L eo n a rd T h eo lo g ica l college a r e m a n of th e G ra n g e hou sin g an.d B ishops K au n g . C hen a n d Lacy, g ra te fu l fo r th e p riv ileg e of tr a i n tr a n s p o r ta tio n co m m ittee, h as been in C hina, gives to th e B o ard of ing C h ristia n le a d e rs fo r th e new re q u e ste d by th e hotels of th e M issions a n d C h u rc h E x te n sio n In d ia." c ity to se t a d e a d lin e of O cto b er of th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h th e in 31, a f te r w h ic h th e co m m ittee w ill "T h e W o rd of P o w e r fo r th e no lo n g e r accept rese rv a tio n s. fo rm a tio n th a t th e ex ecu tiv e com m itte e of th e C h in a C e n tra l C on P o w e r Age," w ith sp e cia l sm p h a- R e s e rv a tio n s m a d e prior to th a t feren c e h a s p o stp o n ed th e sessio n s sis on “sp iritu a l p io n e ers,” is th e d a te sh o u ld be ad d io sed to th e P O R T L A N D — T h e P o rtla n d of th a t body fro m th e fall of 1946 th e m e o f th e d aily Bible rea d in g s O reg o n S ta te G ra n i < 1135 S I '. W a r A ssets rea l p ro p e rty o ffice to th e fall of 1947, so th a t th e y reco m m en d ed by th e A m eric an B i S alm o n , P o r tla n d 14, O regon. An w ill receiv e b id s u p to 4 p.m . N o w ill coincid e w ith th e n atio n w id e ble S ociety in th is y e a r's w o rld a d v a n c e d ep o sit of $5 00 m u st a c v e m b e r 8 to le ase th e g o v e rn m e n t- ow ned p o rtio n o f th e C o m m ercial ev a n g elistic c a m p a ig n of th a t y e a r w ide s c rip tu re re a d in g p eriod fro m co m p an y e a c h req u e :t. w hich is to m a rk th e c e n te n n ia l T h a n k sg iv in g D ay to C h ris tm a s ] T h e h o u sin g sh o rta g e will be Iro n w o rk s fo r s h ip -b re a k in g p u r of th e op en in g of eM th o d ist m is Day. L a st y e a r people of 20 d if a lle v ia te d in p a r t th io u g h sp e cia l poses, it w a s a n n o u n c e d to d ay . sio n a ry serv ice in Foochow , in fe re n t n a tio n s (p e rh a p s 20,000,000 ly c h a r te r e d P u llm a n c a rs an d O nly fa c ilitie s a c tu a lly n eed ed th e sp e cia l tr a i n s w h ich will be p a rk e d fo r th is o p e ra tio n , u s d e te rm in e d 1847. T h e c e n te n n ia l ce le b ra tio n in d iv id u als) p a rtic ip a te d in w ill be o b serv ed th ro u g h five y ea rs d aily rea d in g s, a n d it is believed i on sid in g s n e a r th e P o rtlan d b u si by WAA. w ill be in clu d ed in th e — m a rk in g th e d a te s on w hich th e n u m b e rs w ill be g r e a te r th is n ess d is tric t, w h ich will serv e as lease. O th e r fa c ilitie s w ill be u p w o rk w as b eg u n by th e M ethodist fea r. T h e re a d in g s su g g e ste d fo l sle e p in g q u a r te r s for som e vis fo r sale o r lease a t a la te r d a te . c h u rc h in v a rio u s p ro v in ce s of low: Nov. 28. G en. 8:20-9:17; Nov. ito rs tra v e llin g b y train . T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t f its in w ith 29, G en. 12:1-9; 17:1-8; Nov. 30, C hina. T h e co n v e n tio n , w hich will co n th e n a tio n -w id e p la n to ta k e sh ip s Gen. 32; D ec. 1, G en. 37; Dec. 2. tin u e on th r o u g h N ovem ber 22. of no o th e r use sin ce th e w a r e n d “T hese a r e m o m en to u s tim e s in Ex. 3: Dec. 3. R u th 1; Dec. 4. I w ill m a rk th e fo u rth tim e in 42 ed, a n d red u c e th e m to sc ra p to In d ia, a n d sig n ific a n t social, po Sam . 3; Dec. 5, I S am . 16, Ps. 139; y e a rs a t w h ic h P o rtla n d h as been reliev e th e m e ta l sh o rta g e . litical, an d econom ic c h a n g e s are Dec. 6, I K in g s 19:9-18; Dec. 7, h o st to th e session. T h e w h ite oil fro m w h ich cold ta k in g p la ce in th e c o u n try , say s N eh. 6; Dec. 8. Zech. 4; Dec. 9. c re a m s a r e m ad e is a h ig h ly r e P rin c ip a l M arv in H. H a rp e r, of Is. 1:1-20, 6; Dec. 10, Is. 52:13- O ffic ia l llik in i Itmnli fin ed , odorless, co lo rless oil m a d e L eo n a rd T h eo lo g ical college. Ju b - 53:12; D ec. 11. J e r. 1:1-2:13; D ec ! fro m sp ecially se lec ted cru d es. bulpose, In d ia . "T h e n a tu re of th e 12, D an. 6: Dec. 13. L u k e 1:36-56; P h o to s T o Bo Shown new n a tio n a l g o v ern m e n t, th e p ro Dec. 14, M att. 3:1-17; Dec. 15, J o h n At P ortlan d Lecture 3:1-17; Dec. 16. L u k e 10:30-42; d u c tio n of food fo r som e 400.000,- O ffic ial W a r D e p a rtm e n t sou n d Dec. 17, L u k e 15:11-24; D ec. 18, J o h n 13:1-17; Dec. 19, J o h n 17; film s in fu ll co lo r show ing th e h is to ric ex p lo sio n o f atom ic bom bs C afe w as m issed by h e r a p p re c ia Dec. 20. A cts 2; Dec. 21, A cts 6: a t B ik in i a to ll in th e P acific w ill 8-15, 7:44-60; D ec. 22, A cts 9:1-9, YES - - - We Found tiv e cu sto m e rs. W e t r u s t th e lit be sh o w n in th e B enson H ig h tle re s t w ill p ro v e b en e ficia l to 13:14-43; Dec. 23, I I T im . 1:1-18; S chool A u d ito riu m , F rid ay , No Deo. 24, H eb. 11:24-12:2; D ec. 25, Dress Shirts, her. v e m b e r 8, a t 8 p.m. w hen J a c k M att. 2. M r. G eo rg e O. H o w a rd is re D eM ent, P o rtla n d sc ie n tist w ho co v e rin g fro m a se rio u s siege of Colored and o b se rv e d th e b o m b tests, le c tu re s “P a tie n c e to w a rd R u s s ia w ith p n eu m o n ia a t his hom e. H e say s u n d e r au sp ice s o f th e O regon Mu h is w ife D o ro th y is th e “b est" o u t a p p e a s e m e n t” is th e a d m o n i se u m F o u n d a tio n , Inc. W H ITE* n u rse. H e is so m e w h at of an tio n g iven to A m eric an by D r P e rs o n s h o ld in g m em b ersh ip R a lp h W. S o ck m an , o f C h ris t "old tim e r ” in th e se p a rts, h av in g c a r d s in th e M useum F o u n d a tio n w a tc h e d th e c o m m u n ity gro w for ch u rq h , N ew Y o rk C ity, re c e n tly w ill be a d m itte d by p re se n tin g r e tu r n e d fro n ia v isit to R u s sia th e p a s t 18 y ears. as h e a d of th e A m eric an S o ciety th e ir m e m b e rsh ip cards. T h e lec fo r R u s s ia n R elief. “In o u r e f tu r e is o pen to th e public. A d Sunday Afternoon fo rts to g et a b e tte r u n d e r s ta n d m issio n c h a rg e fo r ad u lts is fifty WHERE? in g of R u s s ia w e feel b a ffle d by c e n ts a n d fo r h ig h school s tu d e n ts Vesper Serviees th e iro n c u r ta in ,” h e say s. “On tw e n ty -fiv e c e n ts. Are Announced D eM ent, y o u n g est of th e 19 A- th e ir side, th e y c la im to be In o rd e r to acco m m o d ate as th w a r te d by o u r m is re p re s e n ta m e ric a n s c ie n tis ts a p p o in te d g r e a te r n u m b e r of re s id e n ts an d tio n of th e ir fa c ts . . . A m eri o ffic ia l o b se rv e rs, view ed th e also b ecau se of w e a th e r co n d i ca c la im s to be a C h ris tia n n a a to m ic b om b te s ts as c o n s u lta n t AT tio n s th e S u n d ay V esp er S erv ice tio n . N ow is th e tim e to show to th e S e c re ta ry of W ar. S in ce h o u r w ill b e c h a n g e d to a n a f it in o u r re la tio n s w ith a n a tio n 1941, D eM en t h a s been en g a g ed te rn o o n tim e. N ex t S u n d ay a f te r w h ich b ecam e d isillu sio n e d w ith in re s e a rc h in th e fields o f c h e m noon a t 2:30, th e f ir s t se rv ic e w ill a c e rta in fo rm of p e rv e rte d C h ris is try a n d p h y sics w ith sp ecial e m be held a t th e hom e of M rs. tia n ity . To be C h ristia n , A m eric a p h a s is on u ltra -v io le t lig h t, lu G ra ce T ow le, 5015 S.W. 48th St. does n o t need to ac q u ie sc e so ftly m in e sc en ce . a n d a to m ic en e rg y . P a r e n ts a n d th e ir c h ild re n a re to R u s s ia ’s a c q u isitiv e d em an d s. H e is a u th o r a n d c o -a u th o r of te n given a sp ecial in v ita tio n to a t B u t A m erica to he C h ris tia n m u s t b o o k s on sc ie n tific su b je c ts a n d * VonHeusen b end ev e ry e f fo rt to s u s ta in th e h a s c o n trib u te d se v eral h u n d re d te n d th e se serv ices. A lth o u g h th e w e a th e r w a s g o d ly id ea o f one w o rld th ro u g h p a p e rs to v a rio u s s c ie n tific an d TruVal so m e w h at in c lem en t, a goodly s tr e n g th e n in g th e U n ite d N a tio n s te c h n ic a l p erio d icals. H e is a n a n u m b e r of re s id e n ts a tte n d e d th e le st w e d r ift in to th e d ev ilish id ea tiv e of P o rtla n d . re g u la r se rv ice a t th e hom e of of tw o w orlds. A nd le t ev e ry Mr. a n d M rs. A. D. H o p k e r on A m eric an w ho c a lls h im se lf a S u n d a y ev en in g , en jo y in g a fel C h ris tia n tu r n a d e a f e a r to th e low ship of p ra is e a n d w o rsh ip . w h isp e r th a t now is th e tim e to R ev. R ussell B. T h o m a s’ d evo s t a r t d ro p p in g a to m ic b o m b s on tio n a l m e ssag e o n “T h e C h u rch R u s sia b ecau se w a r is in e v ita b le. a n d th e H o m e” w a s in sp irin g , an d I f w e believe in C h rist, w e m u st M rs. T h o m as, p ia n o a c c o m p a n ist, believ e th a t w a rs a r e n o t in e v it sa n g a c o n tra lto solo. She w a s ab le.” w elcom ed b a c k fo llo w in g a n e a s te r n so jo u rn . East Beaverton Junction and Canyon Road Hid* On Govt.- Owned ('om m Ycial Iron Property Spvcutlize In CHICKEN W t-r* ’ and STEAK DINNERS M ERCHANT'S LUNCHES Chicken Southern Style On Request East Beaverton Junction On Canyon Road Open 7 A .M . to 1 p.m. Every Day Except Monday Things Are Going Ü On at the J. Frank Cunningham, Evangelist CHURCH OF CHRIST SECOND AND MAIN. BEAVERTON, OREGON HAVE YOU HEARD — The dynamic preaching of J. Frank Cunningham? The uplifting music of Ray and Jane Armstrong? Attend Tonight Nightly, Except Saturday — 7;45 p. m. W E I B Y ’S B&T MARKET New C h u rc h G oing A h ead P ro g re ss to w a rd th e new c h u rc h c o n tin u e s rap id ly . L a s t w eek a la rg e sig n w as e re c te d on th e five lots u n d erg o in g p re p a ra tio n by th e co m m ittee . I t read , “T h e fu tu r e hom e of th e G len cu llen B apU st C h u rc h ,” sp o n so red by T rin ity B a p tist c h u rc h , R ev. W o- big m in iste r. L aw n se ed in g a n d bu ild in g c o n s tru c tio n a re ex p ected to s ta r t soon. I t is h o ped th a t a S u n d ay school w ill be th e f ir s t to be ere cte d a s m a n y re q u e sts a r e com in g in fro m th e y o u n g er g e n e ra tio n . H ere fro m M o n ta n a W eek end v isito rs a t th e h o m e of Mr. a n d M rs. J . T. C olvin w ere th e ir son C h a rle s a n d Mr. a n d M rs. S tan le y P rin d le a n d so n s J im m y an d J e r r y of B ig S an d y , M ontana. T h e la tte r h av e p u r ch a se d a 10 a c re ra n c h a t S eal R ock, Ore. N ew D a u g h te r P a m e la H elen B e ech er is h e r n am e an d sh e is th e b ra n d new tw o w eek old d a u g h te r of Mr. a n d M rs A1 B eech er. G ro cery E x p an d in g Mr. a n d M rs. A. W. 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H is folks, in c lu d in g P o rtla n d . b r o th e r K en n eth , m o to red u p to b rin g h im hom e th is w eek end b efore his tr a n s f e r to a d is ta n t Im p ro v in g K en n e th is now en jo y in * O n th e sick list la st w eek b u t c e n te r ra p id ly im p ro v in g is M rs. T. J civ ilian life a f te r m a rv m o n th s G reg g , w ho h a d to m iss a few in E u ro p e w ith th e ra n k o f s ta f f S iste r W ilm a an d lit d ay s' w o rk a t a d o w n to w n d e p a r t se rg e a n t m e n t sto re. T h e sm ilin g face of tle b ro th e r J e r r y a r e aw fu lly glad M rs. R . W S im p so n of th e H iw ay to h av e him hom e ag ain \ c ||¡S S S ! Low Down From Hickory Grove I been re a d in g w h ere, on a riv e r b a n k n e a r S an F ra n c isc o , th e y d u g u p 5 sk e le to n s. T hey are g u e s s in ’ th e re a ro u n d S an F r a n cisco th a t th e sk e le to n s a r e as m u c h a s 70 th o u s a n d y e a rs old — an y w a y m a y b e 10 th o u sa n d . B u t a g u y f a r th e r so u th — in L os A n g eles — h e sa y s th e y a re not m o re th a n a co u p le h u n d re d . H e sa y s sin ce th e b one m a k in g u p th e sk u lls is so th ic k , th e y g o tta be sk e le to n s o f N a tiv e S o n s — a n d th e firs t k n o w n N a tiv e Son h a p p e n e d o n ly a b o u t 200 y e a rs ag o — o r less. B u t th is is ju s t a re fle c tio n o f th e fe u d in ’ th a t h a s g o n e on fo r y e a rs — o r sin ce th e m o st of Io w a m oved to Los A n g eles — a n d I a m n o t g o n n a g e t m ix ed u p in sam e. B u t I s ta r te d e s sa y in g on C a l ifo rn ia to d a y b ecau se of a fin e g e n tle m a n I k now o u t th e re — a g e n tle m a n an d a s c h o la r I call h im — Mr. Isa d o re D o ck w eiler. H e is a b eliev e r in s ta te prid e. L ots of s ta te s h av e sk o o k u m lo o k in g s ta te fla g s — b u t fly ’em sel dom . Mr. D o ck w eiler is h e lp in g p u t th e C a lifo rn ia B e a r F la g on all th e flag p o les alo n g sid e Old G lory. T h e re m a y be fe u d in ’ be tw ee n L o s A n g eles a n d SI a n F ra n c is c o b u t p a rd n e r, you sa y on e w o rd a g a in s t C a lifo rn ia in e ith e r place, a n d you a r e flirtin g w ith a n a rg u m e n t. T h e ir o ld B e a r F la g seem s to m a k e ’em b ro th e rs , u n d e r th e sk in . S ta te s R ig h ts w ill en d in th e ash -c an . p e rm a n e n t, if s ta te s d o n ’t b re a k o u t th e ir co lo rs — a n d show p rid e a n d co n fid e n ce — a n d soon. Y o u rs w ith th e low dow n. JO S E R R A . Where Quality and Variety Meet For Your Health and Convenience VIA OREGON !r e e n lin e r j 'THE SHORTEST V!STANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS' Hundreds of business firms use dependable Greenhner express service for all their fast express shipments between Willamette Valley and coastal points. The cost is little — the speed is great! Try Greenliner exprers service this weekl New Tires in the Air Sure, there ore new tires in the air— in fact, the whole tire Mow M any G ot A w ay ? F ir s t fish e rm a n — " I t ’s g e ttin g la te a n d we h a v e n 't c a u g h t a sin g le fish .” S econd fish e rm a n — "W ell, I'm g o in g h o m e a s soon as I le t tw o m o re b ig o n es g e t a w a y .” MOTOR STAGKS situation seems to be up in the oir. present tires rccopped Be wise, have your You'll be delighted with the extra CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL AGENT FOR SCHEDULES AND LOW RATES miles and greater safety they bring you. A Come m today B. C. 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