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By BILL SIEBERTS
HO M E C O U N S E LIN G D EPT
B E A V E R T O N F U R N IT U R E
E A S Y LIVING
Pop's entitled to some easy
living. And nothing will bring
him home more happily than
the thought of settling down in
his special “easy” chair. Yes,
Pop's chair is a mighty important
item in the living room. And
no matter what the decoration
scheme is . . . he should have
his own corner . . . near the
radio . . . where he can enjoy
his evening paper.
The corner pictured above cen-
ers around “ Pop's chair" . . . big,
room y . . . w ith plenty o f spread
ing room. And o f course, Ihe
all-important hassock fo r weary
feet. A table close at hand . . .
with a large ash-tray . . . and a
B EA V ER T O N
good lamp . . . add the finishing
touches to liis own special nook.
You can blend the colors . . .
and furniture style into the rest
of your room by careful choice.
But if dad doesn't have a special
chair all his own . . . it’s high
time to think about it.
Our ideas on home decorating
are built on a practical founda
tion. W e help you to make the
most of your decorating and
furniture budget. Drop in and
talk over your needs with us.
W e're always glad to see you.
Our Home Counseling Service
is experienced and satisfying
Ask about it.
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Many Activities
Yuietide Season
Members of the Young Adults
class of the Valley Community
Church held a Christmas party in
the Fellowship Hall of the church,
on Saturday evening, with about
25 present. A Christmas tree and
Thursday evening. Dec. 15 the
gifts were part of the social ses
Young Adult Fellowship will meet
sion.
at the church for their monthly
session. The speaker for this meet
MOTHER RECOVERS
ing will be an a t glass craftsman
Mis. Josephine Sailers, is re from W. P. Fuller and Co in Port
covering from a recent severe case land. He is from Holland and has
of the flu. at her home in Huber. worked at art glass for years.
She is the mother of Mr Frank
Saturday evening at 7:30 the
Noyce in Beaverton.
high school fellowship will have a
tree-decorating party at the church
The tree to be decoratod is the
huge one which always stands in
the corner for the program.
Sunday. Dec. IS is White Christ
inas Day. This is an annual custom
carried out by the whole church
and church school. The alter is
banked with white and gifts for
the Old People’s Home in Salem
fOU can o/pjbend are wrapped in white and placed
on the alter.
Sunday evening, Dec. IS. at S
o’clock is the time for the Christ
Our work must pelnse you in
mas cantata sung by the choir
every detail. We do not repair
under
the direction of Mr. Ber
shoes in such a manner that
trand of Cascade College.
lapse of a few weeks will ne-
cesssitate new repairs. Our re
Friday evening 7:30 p. m., De
sults last. In other words, sat
cember 23 is the annual Christmas
isfactory work
program done by and for the
church school. Santa always comes
Ewrvbody knows
with candy treats and the program
is always good.
W IT H
A S M IL E "
If I don't ask to check your
tires and clean your windshield "
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B EA V ER T O N
Canyon Baptists
Present 2 Plays
Christmas Time
League of Women Dep’f Of Church
Voters Forms To Combine In Big
Discuss Matters Christmas Even!
An enthusiastic group of women
met last Friday at the home of
Mis. Victor Lindbu'g on S W
Allen Ave. to organize i I., , - m ,.
of Women Voters’ di.-.-u .-ion g: mi|
Mrs. Bruce McMah i w i- l< . t
ed chairman of the new ly formed
group which will meet everi thud
Thursday for discussion ,>f a timeh
topic connected with the League’s
overall program.
At Friday's initial m eting Mrs
Fred Huntress of Multnomah v. i-
present to outline th. purpose of
the discussion groups ,:.i gu,- th
background of pre ■nt League
aims. Mrs. Robert J Wienei pro
gram chairman for th League ex
plained forthcoming
'grams ind
conducted the monthiv discussion
which dealt with part\ organize
tion.
Any women interest«-.! in p in
ing the group may . intact Mis
McMahon by teleph ning Beavet
ton 4266. At each
nthl.v meet
ing the members will meet prompt
ly at noon, bringing sandwiches.
The hostess will furrmh
>ffer
Church Fits Out
Manse Basement
For Primary Use
All departments of the Church
of Christ will comhine this year
to present a complete program
Friday evening Dec 23rd at 7 30
B EA V ER T O N EN T ER P R IS E
Elizabeth Thomas
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Thomas,
aged 76 years, late of 13413 S. E
Division St.. Portland, passed away
Dec 5. In Portland.
She is survived by daughteis,
Mrs (>olda McFerren, and Clara
Grant of l*oi-tland. a son, Elmer
W Thomas of San Jose. Calif
brothers Norman and Ervin Walt
ers of Cortland; James and Samuel
of Cedar Mill and John of Beaver-
Friday, December 16, 1949
ton; a sister, Mrs. Martha Skeels
of Maxville, Montana, fifteen grand
children and 9 g'eat grandchildren.
Mis. Thomas was born July 10,
1873 it Cedar Mill where she lived
until after her marriage. She is
known by many older residents of
the area.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday. Dec. 7, at 3 p. m at the
chapel of Miller and Tracy Inter
ment was at West Hills Memorial
Park.
T H E P ER FE C T C H R IS T M A S G IF T
A cantata The Supreme Gift."
will be presented by the church
choir under the direction of Mrs
John Johnson, and will be panto
mimed by the senior Christian
Endeavor Mrs. Walter Bayne and
Mrs Chestei Huddleston will be
in charge of costuming and stage
setting
Ten Odd Fellows and Rehekahs
and a few friends ehir.irvaried and
gave a pound party to Mr ami
Mrs Veldon Newcombe. who were
married Dec. 2. Friday evening, at
their new home near Cedar Hills
The
surprised couple
served
delightful erfreshments of sand
wiches. cakes, cookies, coffee and
ice cream
< hir Itrauhfiil l ine of I
Panties - $1.95 to $2.95
Slips - $3 95 to $5.95
Gowns - - - $895
Satin Quilted Robes
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1 6 95
R A YO N BED JA C K E T S
Open till 9 p m
ary de-
Estate of IRA J BRO W N LE E
School
T i l l It LOW W E LD
educa-
Attorney at Law
milding j
Beaverton, Otegon
ice. til’
NOTICE TO CKEDITORS
knotty in the County Court of the State
no and | of Oregon for Washington County.
In the Matter of tile Estate of Ira
of the
J. Brownlee, Deceased,
y Com-
The undersigned having been ap
in the pointed by the above entitled Court
church of the State of Oregon for the
aing at County aforesaid, Administratrix
le pro- of the Estate of lia .1 Brownlee,
ing Of deceased, and having qualified, no-
service tlce is hereby given to the credi
tors of, and all persons having
month claims against, said deceased, to
neeting present them, verified as required
others by law, within six months aftei
in the the first publication of this notice
sign of at the office of Thurlow Weed,
ie done 237 Farmington. Beaverton, Ore
Two special Christmas programs
are to be presented, this year, by
the Canyon Road Baptist Church,
in their new Chapel on N. E Can
yon road at McLain Drive.
The first will he a Christmas
play, being prepared by the Young
Peoples’ Department, for presenta
tion next Sunday, Dec. IS, at 7:30
p. m., instead of the usual evening
service. Mrs. Oscar Krugei is di
recting the Youth Fellow-hip in
this play.
The second will be the regular
Christmas Tree program of the
Sunday School, and will he given
on the Friday before Christmas.
Dec. 23, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Eugene
Crosby and Mrs. Kruger are head
ing up the committee for this pro
gram. The general public is invited
to both programs.
Saturday of this week is to be
moving day at the Canyon Road
Church, when the men will he
transferring the furniture, includ
ing the piano and pews, from the
basement to the main chapel.
Lighting fixtures are being install C A L L IN G ON FRIENDS
ed this week by the L. A Janin
C. J. Stevens of Multnomah was
Electrical Co.
calling on friends here last week
till Xm as
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Pilgrim Lutheran
Announces Films
About Christmas
Pilgrim
Lutheian Church
in
West Beaverton announces that it
will show the following films this
Saturday morning and on Sunday
evening.
On Saturday morning the "Ten
Commandments" in film stiip form
will be shown from 9:00 a. m. to
11 00 a. m. This series of ten film
strips was prepared to aid teachers
of religion in impressing the will
of God as contained in the l a w
They also aid pupils in under
standing this will of God and the
nature of a truly Christian life as
it is based on the love of God and
as it flows from the faith of the
child of God.
On Sunday evening Pilgtim will
show the slide film “Christmas in
Bethlehem" which is the Chiist-
mas story in Ceramirs This will
be followed by slides on the his
tory of the church. There will also
be community singing. The pro
gram begins at 8:00 p. m.
The children have also been
practicing for their now well
known annual presentation of the
Christmas story. Children's Christ
mas program will he given at the
church on Christmas eve, the 24th,
at 7:30 p. m
The public is cordially invited
to all of these programs.
Bethany Baptist
Choir Presents
Original Anthem
On Sunday, December 18th, at
eight o’clock p m., choir of the
Bethany Baptist Church, of which
Rev. Frank Friesen Is minister,
will present a Christmas musical,
the Christmas message in song
There will be Christmas anthems
by the choir and various special
selections featuring a male quartet,
ladles duet, and Instrumental num
bers.
Several of the songs to he sung
by the choir are “The Christmas
Story.” based on the tune from
Handel's hvmn; 'While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks hy Night.”
a negro spiritual, "Go Tell It On
The Mountain,” and “ Great Joy
To All.” an anthem composed by
the director, Mrs. Melba Schaer
The organist Is Mrs Lily Croeni
Everyone Is cordially invited to
attend'
S l 'N D A Y VISITOR
Mrs Mary Bonlokke of Aloha
was a Sunday visitor at the Henry-
Nelson home, on Pacific ave
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