Bethel Observes
B EA V E R T O N
Friday and Saturday— June 13 and 14
DOUBLE FEATURE
THE PERFECT MARRIAGE," Loretta Young, D. N iven
RED RYDER in "Conquest in Cheyenne"
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— June 15 to 17
"THE TIME, THE PLACE AND THE GIRL"
in beautiful Technicolor D M organ, J. Carson, J. W ym an
Cartoon and News
Wednesday to Saturday— June 18 to 21 FOUR BIG DAYS
Walt Disney's "SONG OF THE SOUTH" in Technicolor
All pictures Subject to Change Without Notice
On HIS DAY He'll Say
This Sunday evening, June 15
at eight o’clock sharp, the choirs
of the FirstM etliodlst Church of
Beaverton and of the Hughes
Memorial Church of Portland are
to be presented in a joint sacred
concert in the host church.
The program will include the
following numbers: ‘ Take My
Yoke Upon You,-’ Benton; “ What
A Friend,” Martin- “ Prayer Per-
fect,”
Stenson,
"Somebody
Knows," Ackley; "Peace Be Still’
Palmer; "Diauein,” Ellor; "Trust
ing In My Saviour;" “ My Dream
Home in
Glory”, Washburn:
"Just Coudn’t Be Contented,” a
Spiritual;
“ Ezelkiel
Saw de
Wheel,” Nobel Cain; "Climbing
Up the Mountain,” Smith; “No
Hiding Place,” s Spiritual; "Like
A Shepherd Lead Us,” Lorenz;
"Just For Today,” Baldwin.
There will be duet quartette,
choir and congregational num
bers, Rev. Ennis Whaley, able
leader and pastor of the colored
congregation at Hughes Memor
ial Methodist in Portland will
conduct the congregational sing
ing as well as his own choir.
Rev. Bowers, the local pastor,
states that a warm welcome
awaits the entire public to the
first joint program of this type
known to have been given in
Beaverton.
Mrs. Carrie Summers
enter
tained the Cheerio Club at her
home last Friday.
Her guests
were Pearl Newman. Harriette
Girard, Margarett Scott and Myr
tle Nelson.
A nice lunch was
served
and Mrs. Girard held
high score for the guests.
"It's from . . .
SHOES
SHIRTS
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LEONARD'S AND
ERNESTS'
REPAIRING
RADIO ELECTRIC
109 Watson St.
Phone 2021
Beaverton, Oregon
SHOES
WE ACCEPT
CHEVRON CREDIT CARDS
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Childrens Sundu> was ob
served in Bethel Oiurch last
week, with the church crowded
to capacity. Donald Selden and
Barry Hoaglin led the opening
prayers, and Beverly Sappington
led in the Psalter reading.
The youth choir, directed by
Mrs. Maxine Cady Barnes, sang
for the first time since its vaca
tion, presenting ‘ Praise \e The
Father." The Sacrament Baptism
was observed with David Vin
cent Olson, son of Mr and Mrs.
Vincent Olson being baptized.
Each department of the church
school presented a brief sample
of its work, and gave certificates
to those being graduated into the
next department. Mrs. Ernest H
Masters, superintendent of the
Primary Department, led the lit
tle children In singing Mrs. Wal
ter Rosebraugh’s kindergarten de
partment displayed pictures of
Jesus with suitable scripture
verses and the graduates of It
were presented with Bibles as
they entered Mr. Joe Bates Pri
mary department. The junior de
partment under Mrs. Norton
Peck and the Intermediate under
Miss Bernice Conolv each pre
sented scripture memory work.
The Teen Time picnic sched
uled for last Sunday, will he
held this Sunday, if the weath
er permits. The >oung people will
leave the church at 2:00 and
spent! the afternoon at Lake Os
wego. All high school people of
the church are
Beginning July 0. the summer
program will begin at Bethel
Church, running through La
bor Sunday. The Church school
will open at 10:30 and the sum
mer feature will be the new all-
aboard for adventure recordings.
The Church School will then
meet with the church for a com
bined morning worship service
at 11 to be over at 11:45. The
Youth choir will sing through-
out the summer months.
4th and Watson St.
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(apply for one here)
Why
Not Furoll Your Child
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(Ages: 4 to 15)
in the
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Telephone:
3405
P R E S E N T A T IO N OF
A JOINT SACRED CONCERT
A
Daily Vacation Bible
School
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Sponsored by The
BEAVERTON COMMUNITY CHURCHES
Opening Sessions to be held at the Church of Christ
Second and Main Streets
TIME: 9 a. in. to 11:45 a. in.
CLOSING DAY: JUNE 27th
Daily Except Saturday and Sunday
Ministers and Teaehers from Four of
Beaverton's Churches Participating in
The Leadership
FAREWELL DINNER
REV. EV ER ETT L. BOWERS, Pastor
Res. 1002 S. Watson St. »
Yes. sir, we ll be pleased to honor
your Standard s Chevron Notional
Credit Cord . . . anytime I What's
more, we ll be pleased to help you
get a credit cord il you don't ol
ready hove on#
JUNE 16TH
The Alexander* and Summers
returned from their trip
lart
Friday. They went as far
as
Kansas.
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Henry Nelson. Jean LaFond
and others have gone to Diamond
Lake fishing. They will be gone
a week.
First Methodist Church
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Girard of
Beaverton entertained their son
and wife of
Salem over the
week end.
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YOUR RECORDS
MEN'S
F R ID A Y , JU N E 13, 1947
Children's l)a\ *
BEAVER THEATRE
Phone 2482
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rapp of Bea
verton are to have a Farewell
dinner on Saturday, June 14.
Their daughters, Mrs. J. W.
Gernheimer and daughters are
leaving for a visit to California
with an old friend.
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Mrs. Emma Bush near Tobias
Avenue Is In the St. Vincent’s
Hospital for treatment. She is
quite ill with heart trouble. At
last reports she was improving.
Mrs. Frank Fray, sister of Mr.
Jack Anderson arrived Friday af
ternoon from Spokane, Wash, for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Anderson on Farmington and
Lombard Streets in Beaverton.
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SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Fied Goyt and
Mr. and
Mrs. N. R. Murner
Mrs. Minnie
Schoene was In spent the week end in Bremerton
Washington visiting relatives.
Beaverton last Thursday.
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(Sunday Evening, Ju ne 15th at 8 00 O 'Clock)
O. R. NICHOLSON & SON
By the Choirs of
Dealer in SCRAP METAL
SCHULD Cr SW ETLAND
THE HUGHES MEMORIAL CHURCH OF
PORTLAND
Batteries, Radiators, Brass, Aluminum, Copper
THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH OF BEAVERTON
BEAVERTON, OREGON
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Silver Offering
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Entire Public Welcome
ON ALL TOYS
Lead and Zinc
and
355 T u a la tin V a lle y Highwaay
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Phene;
Near Union Oil Depot
CANYON ROAD
Beoverton 2 4 9 7
APPLIANCE CO.
— Bertha-Beaverton Hiway
«M M ti
FURNITURE
W hy not buy Father a Cosy C h a ir?
O r a Smoking Stand7
ICANYON ROAD TRADING POST
One mile East of Beaverton on Canyon Road
va
Aloha Sheet Metal Works
If It’s Building Materials You Want
We Have It— Will Get It
Or It Isn't Available
9049 S. W. Canyon Road_____________________ _____
ALOHA, OREGON
General Sheet Metal
Work
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NOTICE OF 1947-1948 BUDGET MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the Budget Committee of Beaver
ton Rural Fire Protection District, Washington County, Oregon, has
filed in the office of the levying board, to-wlt: the Board of Direc
tors of said District, its detailed estimate of the total amount of
money to be raised by taxes upon taxable property within said dis
trict as shown by the assessment roll last compil' d by the County
Assessor of Washington County, Oregon, and to be expended by the
said district for all purposes for the fiscal year July 1, 1947, to
June 30, 1948, which estimates are as follows:
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Stainless Steel Sinks made to order
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R estaurant W ork
H eating— Forced A ir, Furnaces
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V entilating
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Blow Pipe W ork
Phone Aloha 6397
Total
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For Personal Service Come To
ORVILLE’S BARBER
SHOP
AT HVBEK
On Highway and Washington Ave.
Honrs: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., Mon, Through Sat. Phone Aloha
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TIRES
TIRES
TIRES
$ 12.90
Plus Federal Excise T a x
RECEIPTS
1,000.00
100.00
100.00
A LL
_____ T 1,200.00
EXPENDITURES
25.00 Surety bond for Treasurer........................ .......... $
40.00
20.00 Office supplies, printing________________________
30.00
35.00 Election expense____________________
Insurance _____________________________________
400.00
Water Supplies___________________
500.00
Sinking fund, Bonds 1, 2 & 3 ................................- 3,000.00
Interest _______________________________________
225.00
3.000. 00 Contract for protection____ __________ ____ 4,150 00
1.920.00 Emergency fund.............
880.00
3.000. 00 Equipment ...........
1,500.00
1947*48 Taxes uncollected 6-30-48
700 00
8,000.00
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Distribution of Washington County
Fire Fund _____________________________________
Delinquent taxes ----------------------------------
Unused balan ces------------------------- ---------------- - ........ - .........
C om er A le x , and Stacey
C. J. DASHNEY
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WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD
Total
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$10,925.00
BUDGET COMMIT!
JAMES JERSEY, Chairman
ATTEST:
RAY FLOYD. Secretary
Dated, June 10, 1947
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SAID DISTRICT,
ALDEM O. OLESON, President
L. A. FLIN T, Secretary
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6.00 X 16— 4 PLY TIRES
New Tires Reduced
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
On All New Tires Covering
ROAD HAZARDS
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MATERIALS
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WORKMANSHIP
H IGH W AY TIRE SERVICE
258 W. Tualatin Valley Hiway and Short St.
Phone 3871
Beaverton, Oregon
(W E G IV E S&H G R EEN STA M PS)
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