FIRST METHODIST PASTOR ARRIVED IN BEAVERTON, YEAR 1869
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. of Idaho. Caldwell, Idaho.
Graduate work was taken by
him at Iliff School of Theology.
Denver, Colorado; Denver I ’ niver-
' slty; Colorado College. Colorado
, Springs, Colorado; University of
California at Los Angeles, ind the
| University of Southern California,
Los Angeles. He received his mas-
I ter's degree from the latter unt-
! versity and has taken over half
| of his course work toward the
doctorate.
Mr. Lloyd held pastorates in Col
orado, Idaho, and Paste*n Oregon
' before coming to Beaverton. Also,
he has been both a teacher and
executive in public and private
schools. At the present lime, in
I addition to his pastorate in Hea-
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By Wm. LEE SIEBERTS
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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE-
Friday, October 28, 1949
verton. he is on the staff of Cas­
cade College. Portland. Oregon, as
director of student evangelism and
professor of speech.
The objective o f the First Meth­
odist church Is to reach out to
those people in our community
who do not have any relationship
with a church, and to bring to
them the message of salvation
through Jesus Christ our Lord and
Saviour.
A most cordial invitation is ex­
tended to you to meet with us
during the Sunday school hour,
9:45 each Sunday morning, and the
worship service at I t o’clock.
“ I was glad when they said, ‘Let
us go into the house o f the Lord.’ "
C O M P L E T E U N E OF TH E N E W E S T
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TEEN DREAM COME TRUE
Teen-time is dream-time for
that young daughter of yours
And you should do your best to
provide her with an attractive
room of her own to make those
special dreams come true.
Of course in doing her room,
be certain to consult her first,
and follow her ideas about dec­
orating as closely as possible. If
she's inclined to be feminine and
delicate, frills and bows and
crystalline bottles are in order. If
she’s a tomboy, then it’s bright
plaids and bold colors.
Today w e’re concerned with
the tomboy type room. Simply
designed maple furniture goes
well in this setting, and should
include a double bed (there’ll be
overn ight guests). Plenty of
chairs are essential too, but
bright-colored bolsters scattered
about will easily solve the seat­
ing problem.
The illustration above shows
the simple draping of colorful
plaid . . . carried over to the un­
draped dressing table with its
separate mirror framed in match­
ing material. The easy chair is
slipcovered in one of the domi­
nant colors of the plaid . . . as
a r e the la m p sh a d e s, fo r the
sake of accent. Cover the door
with a large rag rug. And paint
the walls in solid, darker tones.
(The essential decor is in the
plaid.)
Comfort and harmony are es­
sential here, and above all the
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most of your ideas. W e’re always hold its first daytime meeting of
glad of an opportunity to talk the year Wednesday, November 2
it over with you.
at 10:45 a. m.
Because of the all-church dinner
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sitter will be provided.
Interest groups will be formed,
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Witch at Church
Of Christ Tells
Party Schedules
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
Watch out the old witch is rid­
ing again, fascinating and enchant­
ing the children and friends of the
Beaverton Church of Christ, in a
series of Halloween parties. Take
note which one you should attend.
The first one will be up to and
including the third grade and is to
be held In the basement of the
church, Saturday afternoon. Octo­
ber 29th, at 1:30 p. m. Come in
costume and bring a pumpkin.
The second one will be for the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades and
will be in the new parsonage on
Watson street, second house south
of second street, on Monday even­
ing, October 31st at seven o’clock.
The last one is for the senior
C. E. society Sunday night after
church at the parsonage. It will
begin at about 8:45 and last until
11:00 p. m. Everyone from the 7th
grade through high school is in­
vited.
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The Parish meeting sponsored
by the Mothers Club of St. Cecelias
Parish, the evening of October 20,
was well attended. Main topic was
building of a new parochial school
for the children of Beaverton and
vicinity.
Father Sniderhon is desirous of
selling the property at the site of
the old church and rectory in
order to have funds to start the
new project just as soon as pos­
sible. Father Sullivan of Portland
answered many questions of those
ptesent.
After conclusion of the business
meeting hot coffee and home made
cake were served by the ladies.
There will be a similar meeting
on Thursday evening Nov. 3 to
which all members of the parish
are expected to attend.
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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November 1 - 13
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Parker Pens
By Kev. Mark B. Lloyd
The beginning of Methodism in
Beaverton dates back into the ear­
ly history of the Oregon Territory.
Rev. J. M. Canse in the Pacific
Christian Advocate of March 14.
1917, wrote:
"The first campmeeting ever-
held among the Willamette settlers
was held on the Tualatin Plains
beginning July 12, 1843. There were
but fourteen persons present the
first day. To these Jason Lee
preached from the text: ‘Where
two or three are gathered together-
in my name, there am I in the
midst of them.’ On Sunday there
were sixity at the campgrounds of
whom one-third were not Christi­
ans. Yet so powerful was the in­
fluence over the careless that hut
four of these went away uncon­
verted."
Ten years later, March 17, 1853,
Rev. J. W. Miller was appointed
to the Tualatin and Chehalem cir­
cuit. The year 1869 Beaverton be­
came a part of this circuit.
This is an important year in the
history of Beavteron Methodism,
for it was then that she received
her first pastor. Rev. John Flinn.
The congregation worshipped in
the school house «located on the
cor ner where the bank now stands.)
In 1885 the church building was
erected and dedicated in May of
that year. Rev. Nelsoon Clark was
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Rev. Mark B. IJoyd
the pastor at that time.
Since those early days, the First
Methodist church has attempted to
do her part in meeting the spirit­
ual needs of the community with
varying success. Twenty-three pas­
tors have served the church from
1889 to the present date.
There have been periods of out­
standing growth throughout the
hlstoiy of the church. The most
important recent period is from
June 1, 1945 to November 1, 1948.
when the church was under the
leadership of Rev. Everett Bowers.
June 1. 1948, the membership
reached 164. Over half of those
united with the church during Mr.
Bower's pastorate.
During the last conference year,
June 1. 1948, to June 1, 1949, t . •
j ty-one new members united with
the church. With losses that nor­
mally occur by death and hy mov­
ing, the membership now is 174.
November 1, 1948, the present
¡ pastor, Rev. Mark R. Lloyd, was
appointed to the church. Several
achievements have been accom­
plished during the past year. The
basement has been redecorated
and the kitchen re-floored.
The Sunday school has under­
gone quite a change In organiza
tlon under the capable leadership
of Mrs. C. T. Hunkapillar, Sr., as
superintendent. A new primary de­
partment with Mrs. Hugh Carter­
as superintendent has been organ­
ized. Also, a new Junior depart­
ment, with Mrs. Nancy Bourqtiin
as suprintendent, has made a |
much more efficient church school |
for children of that age.
The Sunday school is endeavor- |
ing to teach the children the Word
of Sod in order that it may lead
them to Christ and to live the
Christian life Classes are organ­
ized
for all ages.
The pastor, Rev. Mark B. Lloyd,
has lived most of his life In the
west. He is a native of the state
of Colorado, but received his high
school and college training In Ida­
ho, graduating from the College
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