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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1949)
Old-Time Revival M eet Started Church of Nazarene beaverton e n t e r p r is e — Friday, September 30 , 1949 BUY - SELL TRADE my Homes Acreage Suburban Properties REAL ESTATE LISTINGS i\ 1 ACRE Large 2 bedroom home, 24 x 36 New One Bedroom Home Hi acre garage with office. Lots of fruit $6500.00. Terms, and shade, $7500. Two Bed Room Modern Home. Hi ACRE Near bus line and stores. $7750.00 With new 3 bedroom home, lots of $1350.00 down. Balance terms, trees, 1 mile to Beaverton $8950 New Two Bed Room Home. Hard 2 BEDROOMS wood floors, fireplace. Lot 62 x I 300. Price $8250.00. With unfinished attic, close to schools, has fireplace, dining room, well landscaped yard, $10,- Three Bed Room Modern Home. 1 8-10 acres. 1 block to bus and 500 stores. $7500.00. 1 ACRE S. E. BEAVERTON Faces on 3 streets, has one bed Two Bed Room Home on Farm ington Road. Ideal location. | room home, $6700. Good terms. $8200.00. Good terms. By Rev. Leonard C. Johnson ous to coming to Beaverton, one in Roseburg, Oregon and the other CLOSE IN The Church of the Nazaiene, on THE FIR EP LA C E 4 bedrooms, 22 x 40 worshop, ce- othei 8°od listings of homes, ac- the corner of First and Stott in Mukilteo, Washington, on the reages and farms. banks of Puget Sound. His wife, When Grandpa was a boy, ne tion above . . . provl^inR a con streets in Beaverton, Oregon was ment basement, $9,000. the former Miss Bernice l.tnd- cessity made the fireplace the versational setting. The coifee born in an old fashioned Revival strom is a Washingtonian, born main attraction in the room. To table on the thick throw rug is GRIFFITH AND ME EKE A GOOD BUY meeting held in the Loslie Broth with central heating, we can within easy reach. and raised in I.ake Stevens, W’ash. day, Newly decorated three bedroom ers' Hall in Beaverton, Oregon If the room is smaller than the take the fireplace or leave it They have four children. Joyce alone. home in Beaverton. One block ALOHA Phone 6711 March 14 to April 11, 1926. Rev. one illustrated, try facing ¡.iirr Elaine eight, Walter LeRoy six, from stores and bus, four blocks ___ ____________ Homer C. Williams, now residing The smart housewife will take couch toward the fireplace, with Janice Louise 3, and Jacqueline it . . . and make something of a chair on the side. in Portland, Oregon was the evan from schools. Complete new kit-! Mantel decorations depend, of it. because she knows that for Lucille 7 months. chen with fine builtins, ventilat- l ACRE gelist, and served the congregation on the type of tirenl. .-•> The Beaverton Church of the charm and warmth you can’t boat course, ing fan, double sink, inlaid lin- 2 bedroom home, garage and chix until the close of the Assembly you have Pewter mugs and the living room built around the Nazarene, evangelistic in its mes oleum. Only $6300, about one- house, full price $3750. $500 dn. year. May 19th, 1926. The official friendly fireplace. It’s an invita ha are used here because of P i: sage is in Beaverton to serve as it tion to many cozy hours. half down. date of the organization of the "period” of the fireplace. If at any time v e c m b * of may the spiritual needs of the Church is April 14, 1926. Tim arrangement of furniture community. Known for its warm is up to you, of course, but don', assistance, |.*>ase call on r HOME WITH ACREAGE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY The church was organized with friendly and spiritual atmosphere, place your sofas, couch es o r Full seventeen charter members. Of Business building and apartment. hi Acre, 2 bedroom home. BEAVERTON FURNITURE too far away. You II note price $4250, $300 down. the church extends a hearty wel chairs One 4-room and one 3-room apt. these original members five are how the two rouches are placed come to Beaverton and surround For the Modern House 50* frontage on Beaverton’s bus present members of the church lacing each other in the illnstra- ing community. ALOHA iest street. Plenty of room for Mr. Warren Wilson, Huber Avenue another building. Business and Close in, three bedroom house, 2 Beaverton, Mrs. Mabel Harriso.i, Photo by Harrell -Beaverton 4988 baths, full price $6750. 3-room apartment now leased for Huber, Oregon; Mr. Walter Hart. Wratson Avenue, Beaverton, Ore.; $90 month. 4-room apartment for 4 Acres home or additional income. Can Mrs. Myrtle Hermelin. Broadway be bought for $16i000. Terms. 2 bedroom home with floored at Ave. Beaverton, Ore.; and Mrs. Reverend Leonard John tic. good barn, full price $11,500. Reachel West, Center Street, Bea $6,000 down and balance $100 per son came to the Beaverton Terms. month plus interest. verton. Oregon. church on May 9. 1943 and is W'm. A. “Bill” SNYDER The present building in which scrviiig in the pastorate. Two bedroom home in Southeast 3rd door West of P. O. in Aloha the congregation worships has the Beaverton, on approximately H Aloha 6772 Phones Beaverton 4094 unique distinction of being one acre. Home less than two years 36 of the oldest buildings in Beaver- ble though not definite location old. Full price $6500. ------------------—-------------------------- i ton, if not in the entire county. It for a much needed new church is quite near the century mark building. The old parsonage has OUT OF TOWN OWNER A GOOD SELECTION OF BUILD and is still in excellent condition been made into a church annex ING LOTS AND ACREAGE despite its age. The building was where Sunday School classes and SAYS SELL West Haven, 100’ x 249’, $950, $400 purchased from the Bethel Con- other functions are held. The pastor, Rev. Leonard C. down, balance $15 month. North **Acre with ranch type home. gre(iational Church in the summer Fireplace, hdwd. floors, auto. Qf Johnson is a native of the smog- of Beaverton. 1% acres, $1650. heat, large garage, ranch type A total of eight pastors have famed town of Donora, Penna. Hr Southwest of Beaverton, m ac. fence enclosure. Drive by 430 8erved the congregation with Mrs. received his elementary and sec and trailer house. $1150. Terms. Lombard in Beaverton, see sign Ava Adams thp flrst pastor in ondary training in the Donora Beaverton building lots, single or then call Marie J. Mayfield BE 1927 returnl five years later to Schools. He began his college in groups, from $400 up. 0603 or Beaverton 4751. West servp aeain Thp othpr pastori< training in Eastern Nazaiene Col Slope Branchy officeu 910» S. W SPrvinR varlpd tprms are Rev Roy lege in Wollaston, Mass, but receiv N. L. THOMAS, Realtor Canyon Rd. Cooley Rinehart Co Nolt, Rev. W. N. Tait, Rev. D. ed his A. B. degree from North 255 N. E. Canyon Road 36 Rand Pierce, Rev. Willard P. And west Nazarene College in Nampa, Tall Cans o Beaverton 4706-3101 38 SHORTENING ,b "J Q Ç erson, Rev. Peter Clark, Rev. Jul Idaho, being a member of the ,AI 1 Brands ..... ............... ius Miller, Rev. W. P. Keebaugh, first class to graduate from the and the present pastor Rev. Leon college having received its full ard C. Johnson who came to the accreditation from the American Association of Colleges in 1937. j Beavprton church May 9, 1943. He served two pastorates previ- The Church has a Sunday School enrollment of 200 with an average Del Monte ^ attendance last year of 134. The FIRE DRILL SESSIONS All pop. brands g O c The first fire drill of the year b Gerber's, Clapp's O d c Church membership now stands at Early garden su- O jP c 5 , o V 27c or 2 cans f o r ^ ^ ^ was conducted smoothly and ! Doz eighty-four. gar 18c 2 for W J 2 F U N E R A L S E R V I C E S FOR quickly. Many drills will he forth The Church of the Nazarene, coming. While the students were known as a llolim-ss Church M O R E T H A N SO Y E A R S outside a clean-up of the grounds because of It« adherence to the was made and the campaign to llihle standard of heart purity keep it clean is gaining momen has a Congregational form of ^ Country fresh tum. Thomas Quality 4 % g c Salad Bowl ^ government, and is amenable J.P. Finley & Son • S .W .4 ,h at Montgomery • ATwater 2181 to the Oregon Pacific District 5 Grade AA lg Doz » W ith Beans Qt. i O O P STRONGHOLD Assembly, composed of 51 Vermont has voted Republican church«-». Dr. W. W. Hess, For Results Try (fur C lassified Ads Clackamas, Oregon is the pres since I860. ent acting District Superin- tendent. Il«-!idqiiart4-rs of the 0 N»z,arene denomination are In Kansas City, Mo. DAVENPORT and matching The ruling body of the church O N E P IN T SAUERKRAUT FREE LB. ■ * ^ chair. Cheap. 1782 R. Lombard | I is composed of elected trustees Beaverton. 36 ! I composed of Elmer West, Chair- | man, Guy Gramling, and J. A. USED WASHING MACHINES, from $14.50 up. BEAVERTON White; elected Stewards, composed FURNITURE. Phone Ben vet ton of Mrs. Waltei Lovett, chairman. 4002 or CApito! 2380 (open Mon ^ Armour's Star g g c Eldon Keebaugh, Mrs. Arnold Vm our's Star Select aged beef day and Friday evenings). 36 Carlson. Carl Barkman and Her Lb Assorted Lb. Lb bert Harrison. 5-PIECE CHROME DINETTE. ^ 1 Pt Sauerkraut Free The elected heads of the three Finest quality. Only $49.50. Bea 1 Departments complete this body, verton Furniture. Phone Beaver namely Miss Edith Watts, Sun ton 4002 or CApitol 2380. (Open day School Superintendent, Mrs. Monday and Friday evenings). 36 j Genneth Keebaugh. Young Peoples’ For your Sunday Sliced, Ends, President and Mrs. Anna Steeie. ' REDUCED PRICES on floor sum ^ Sweet and |uicy Qc (Womens Foreign Missionary Pres dinner. 3 Lbs. Pieces Lb....... pies West inghouse appliances. ¿ 3 Doz ident. lO'Ji to 20 «; -eduction on re The departments of the church j frigerators, automatic washers ate very active the Missionary ranges and dryers. Come Early Society sending used clothing, BEAVERTON F U R N I T T HE j quilts etc. to many of the 23 mis- j Phone Beaverton 4002 or CApi-l sion fields maintained by the j tol 2380. (Open Monday and Fri JO N A TH A N U. S. No. 2 Church The Young Peoples' So- I day evenings.) 36 COTY ciety made up of two groups (High ! Pears, Deschutes School Age and Yotrng Married PEONIES FOR SALE plums, strawberries, raspberries, 50 LB. BAG • PONDS people) meets regularly each Sun blackberries, plums, pears at J day evening, and plans regular C. Langdon. Wednesday and • DUBARRY social events. The Sunday School Sunday. Rt. 4. Box 88, Sherwood growing from an enrollment of 52 1 mile north of Tualatin, near • YARDLEY 4 years ago to its present enroll cemetery and quarry. 36p ment of 200 maintains an acti’-» • LENTHERIC Visitation group that calls in the FOR RALE O ie two year old homes in and around Beaverton Tender Coreless bred heifer and one 3 year old I • M A X FACTOR each week milk cow to freshen around | More recently the church has first of ye n Both registered . • W OODBURY purchased another parsonage for Jerseys. Call Tigard 3130. 36p I the pastor and his familv. Thi* • HARRIET HUBBARD AYER residence is located on T^ombnrd LOST. Ladies Muck purse between ^ Watson St (Beaverton) and | Street, on *he corner of 12*h The • CHEN YU (Nail Polish) Hillsboro, con’alns deed, death I accompanying laree lot is a po«s|- Prices Effective Thurs., F ri.. Sot., Sept. 29, 30, C record and bill fold. Call Bea verton 2726 or see Jessie Thomp- ( We Reserve Right To Limit (Quantities son 1543 S W. Watson. A lib-1 eral reward 36 ! R. Wallace Boyd On Broadway WEST F.ND BEAVERTON Acre 3 room house, «FT I WOOD BR4DGF. George 0 . Fairchild Phone 2311 partly finished, drilled well 10 to a *4unday* CREMATORIUM Chix house. garage, trees, shrubs, berries, close schools, MAUSOLEUM churches stores. Write Box E. CEMETERY Beaverton Enterprise, Beaverton, Ore. 36p r-«m r>ieFuneral Service la Vr» H O M E O W I Q £ 0 Cathedral Char»! a* No Eitra Coat FOR SALE Full size hike, good rMverside is a coonerattve assort //V sh o p p in g c m condition *15. CHerry 2171. 7522 1 In ri d MILK C R ISC O ^ lie FINLEY Ï Baby Food Soap Powders J EGGS Chili Con Carne You Have — 5 ¿encele/ tí-oyruoió ¡ ------ Î Salad Dressing | S P A R E RIBSdOr 0 W A N T ADS Do Peas Wieners Rib Steak S Lunch Meats 69 S----------------------- ’ Oranges Bacon Yams Potatoes APPLES POTATOES C arrots Phone Riverview Cemetery CENTER rue M ssKecL rep *