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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1927)
t THE BEAVERTON The B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E ««. *- L Myers. 1 Friends of F. S. Kelly, mail c a r Published Thursday of each week by rier or route four, who has been ill P I O N E E R P U B L IS H IN G CO. for a number of weeks, are glad to see hnn afc>le to b e ' around again. Members of National Editorial Asso ciation and O regon State Edi The Ladies’ Aid of the Bethel torial Association. Congregational chuich have purchas- ---- ---------------------------------------■----------- cd drapes for the ladies’ parlor and Subscription price $1.00 a year. Ad- are making them this week A silver tea will be given by the ladies T h u rs vertising rate on application. day afternoon at the church. Items for publication can be our office in H anna bldg. left at Thursday, March 24, 1927. E N T E R P R IS E V,V.V.W W .W /A,.,.,AY.V.‘iW iV.,AYiYAY.YAW M Y/A,.,j M ULTNOM AH E. S. attended the matrons and p a t ron's meeting at M artha W ashington chapter »n Portland Sunday. . Used Car Values Nick Cullis spent last week at llwaco, \V ash, and visited his daugh- Mrs. R. L. Doolittle entertained I ter, Mrs. R. B. ia y lo r and family her sewing club W ednesday a fte r and saw little Miss Suzzanne, who noon at her home in Allen avenue. arrived last week. Those present were Mrs. Robert Chamberlin. Mrs. Charles H aines and Mrs. Jaca B. Willoughby, who has Mrs. A. C. Chinn. ____ been spending the winter with her Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess and daugh- ter Betty, Portland, spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chinn. J > ster* W r*- belle ,)onoho- "> E ' c r - ‘ <;lt> Wash., has returned and taken a flat m Portland. She was visiting jrienüs m Multnomah last Monday. 1926 1925 1924 1923 1924 1923 1925 Chev. Coupe, new tires .............................-..$550 Chev. Roadster .............................. »............. 350 Chev. Sport touring .................. -............... 285 Chev. touring ................ -....... -................... 200 Chev. 4-passenger coupe ................. - .....— 300 Chev. Sedan .... ....:-- ------------------ --- — 325 Ford Coupe, balloon tires and lots of 315 extras ................................... ------------- 340 1925 Ford Coupe, balloon Tires and extras .. 1924 Ford Coupe, Ruckstell Axle, shock absorbers, good tires and extras ...... . 295 1923 Ford Coupe, good rubber and extras..... 195 1924 Ford Sedan ......................................... 325 1924 Ford sedan -............. 300 1924 Ford sedan ................................................. 185 1920 Ford Roadster ............................................ 85 Maxwell touring .... .............................................. 210 175 Reo Touring ... 2 1921 Fords The small children of Geo. Mos- Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCormick Mrs. Thom as Jacobs left Saturday hofski have scarlet fever but are get- entertained with four tables of bridge m orning to visit her daughter in 7503 : tinti along nicely. Phone—Beaverton tin Saturday. T he guests were Mr. Astoria. and Mrs. Earl Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. The grade schooi students will pre H. H. JEFFRIES. . Business Manager Mr. and Mrs. J A. A ndeison and H U Urookhardt, Mr. and Mrs. W **m ad* and M rs- C. A. Lay- S. M. B R O W N — ........................ Editor sent three one-act operettas Friday Mrs. A nderson’s mother, Mrs. Ollie night at the high school auditorium. Riggs, spent the week-end in E u man, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brooke, gene. Mrs. Riggs remained to visit Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Whiteside, Earl llyein and Miss Mary P. Billmeycr. Community Spirit. Paul F. Hatch is building a six- another daughter, Mrs. Ivy Yates room stucco finish house on the Mrs. Lester Rushlow, Hillsboro Mix a little cooperation with un- Mrs. Ida Hunt has returned home highway next to the Dobbins home. spent W ednesday as a guest of Mrs. selfishness, sweeten it with civic It will be patterned after the Dob- A. H. Spraner. after being in the Hospital for some time. pride, throw in a dash of common bins house. F re d Smith, Oregonian carrier for sense, stir it with leadership, roll it -------- Mrs. G. Hurn, the new president in persistency, flavor it with optim- George Walrner is building a five- this district, is under quarantine at his home in H uber for scarlet fever *he E. O., of the Community ism bake it with enthusiasm, and the room house in Beaverton. They inov- Mrs. Smith, who is familiar with the church, entertained the officers T ues result is CO M M U N IT Y S P IR IT . ed fro" ‘ Huber * fcw week* aK°- afterr paper route of 75 or 80 miles, is de day <lay afternoon. New committtees were appointed. Community spirit can make anything livering the papers. Cecil Stevens is building a four- happen within the realm of commun room house and garage on Fifth and Mrs. Mabel Durant, of Garden Mrs Janet Huntley «">« a guest ity possibility. J t is its own force Franklin street. of her cousin, Miss Betty Sutherlin, Home is very Once you get a fellow inoculated with -------- Portland, Thursday. it, you have transformed a passive j ) a(, ( '|a rg Df Hillsboro, has rented Miss Maurice Lawrence is greatly or potential liability into a civic as- a house in Aloha from C. J. Stick- Mrs. C. E. Allen went to Albany improved. Beaverton, Oregon. Sunday, her mother, Mrs. M ary Lang, set. It is what the citizens ney, returned with her the same day t< Next Sunday morning there will . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . W . V . V . V . V . V . V . W . V . W oi a community form as a compos make an extended visit here. be a church roll call at 11 a. nt. at ite entity in terms of love and sacri-j Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Loll and baby, the Community church. T he Lord’s' , . to the . community • in which o , i they ' Portland, ; were Sunday visitors at the fice . Miss La Merne Dean celebrated supper will be dispensed. T he pastoi . . home of Mr. and Mrs. George 1 . live, that we call community spirit n t.m| crson her r ninth birthday Sunday and had un«l elders will, in the afternoon, > __ as her dinner guest, Miss Thelma visit those who were unable to a t Its right application will bring m a r Tefft. tend the services ami they can par- velous results. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Schoenc e n te r lake o£ the Lord’s supper. tained the members of the Sorrents E. L. Reynolds, of Los Angeles, Bridge club Saturday evening at has rented apartm ents in the Hedge B E A V E R T O N LOCALS. The boys’ basketball team of the ] their home, south of Beaverton. D e residence j Community church lost the last gain«* licious refreshments were served and Monday to the Young Men's divi Mrs. A. E. Hanson entertained the a|| aiijOUrnc(| for the winter season, T here were 21 tables of 500 played sion of Kenton church. T he score was ladies of the Tuesday Bridge club Those prcgent werc Mr. arid Mrs. W. at the card party and dance given 32 to 13. this week at a 1 o'clock luncheon C. McKell, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis, by the Rainbow Social club S a tu r Those present were Mrs. Doy Gray, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Henderson, day evening in the I. O. G. hall. Mrs. J. W T B arncs, Mrs. W. C. Me- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Woodruff, Mrs. Mrs. Loomis’ class of the Coin- Mrs. Lee Davis, Hillsboro, and H arry Kell, Mrs. Eurinda Davis, Mrs. Leslie A. E. Hanson, and Clarence Carlson. Nixon, Cedar Mills, received first munl,y church, held ,helr bi-monthly It is growing—It is carrying more news than ever Spencer, Mrs. J. E. Davis, Mrs. Iv Mrs. Woodruff and Mr. Henderson prizes: Mrs. C. C. Beach and H. S. meeting Monday night at the home W. Woodruff and Mrs. F. H. were awarded high honors. before.—If you like it, a word to your friends will Paddock, Portland, second; Mrs. : of Mrs. B. Gaylord. T he lesson was Schocne. Mrs. Schocne won honors. on the third lesson book of Ruth. i Brock, Hillsboro, and S. A. Freder- Stipes Garage W hen You are lhrough < / Pass This Paper to a Friend ;j Get them interested in the NEWSY HOME TOWN PAPER :! help us. Mr. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. G rant were icksen, consolation; Mr. and Mrs. Guss Scholtz, form er There were 285 present at the Hillsboro, received the door prize. ly of Montana have moved into the visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. meeting of the Commuity church house owned by Mrs. F. W. Cady I l Huntley Sunday, The Rainbow Social club is a new Sunday school last Sunday. at Fifth and Franklin streets. ly organized club consist! ig of mem E. W. Woodruff left Tuesday bers of the Beaverton Rebekah arXl J - S. McDaniel returned home Fri- Mrs. E. L. Metlen, Exeter, Cal., 1 rttorning on a business trip up the I. O. O. F. lodges and elected offi- day from Springfield, greatly ini- lias been visiting Mrs. Guy Carr. Willamette valley as far as Salem. cers as fellows: Mrs. l.ettie Jenne, proved in health, since his recent president; Mrs. O tto secre operation. tary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Clif*- • Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swenson en- Mrs. W. O. Roberts entertained Aloha, H arry Nixon and W alter Har the members of the "Five H undred” pertained Thursday evening in honor Mr. Russell is remodeling the »>f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shannon, club Friday at her home in F r a n k ris were named as a committee to j,ouse vvhich he recently purchased who recently have moved t.ere from lin avenue. Those enjoying her hos serve with the elected officers. on Walnut avenue. Hardwood floors Kuiton O thers invited were Mr. and pitality were Mrs. Elmer Stipe, Mrs. are being laid, roof reshingled and a Mrs. A. H. Spraner visited a couple Doy Gray, Mrs. L. I). Shellcnberger, Mrs. O tto Breiten. " tiled bath room put in. W. Earl Mis. H. L. Hudson, Mrs. 11 R. Nel of days with her daughtr and son-in Parker installed the bath room fix- son, Mrs. W. O. Roberts, Mrs. Geo. law, Mr. and Mrs. Van Rodman, in tures. He also finished the plumbing Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. l a d y have Blosscr, Mrs. Robert Summers, Mrs. Portland. | on the Eckert house on the Garden moved into the home of Mr. l ady's i J. E. Davis, Mrs. John Summers, Home road. mother, Mrs. F. W. l a d y at Fifth Byron Britch has returned to his Mrs. E. C. Peck, Mrs. O tto E rick ami Angel streets, and rented their son and Mrs. W. H. Boyd. Mrs. Stipe home at Huber after spending the home to Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers, A letter has been received from 'w o n honors and Mrs. Davis, consola winter in the home of Mrs. M. K. Mrs. M. D. McCarl requesting the who formerly lived in the Forney Underhill. tion. paper to be mailed to her new' a d house in Broa»lway. Mrs. F, W. Ca«ly dress at 402 Grand avenue, Oakland, who has spent the win'*«- with her Mr. and Mrs. C. F.. Allen and sons, Cal. Mrs. J. C. Huntley and A. M. daughter, Mrs. John Banus in P o r t Homer and Verne, werc dinner guests --------- land, will return April 1 to make I te r . Jannsen, w orthy matron and worthy of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. I anthers, in home with her son Willis. Mr. ami patron of Beaver chapter, No. 100, O. Frcd Hogue has finished his Mth Portland Saturday evening. Mrs Joe Miii ss have moved into house here for P. W. Beasley. He is the home vacated by Mi and Mr» now working on two houses for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Compton Myers. Gcttrge Johnson at Metzger. All and Miss Thelma Hurt, Portland, the houses he lias built run from were Sunday evening guests at the Mr and Mrs Milton Metcalfe and W. R. Van Klcek home. '» baby »pent Sunday and Momlay with Miss Gertrude H urn will entertain Mr Metcalfe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs J«>hn B. Hays spent Sunday with .. . . . m u i . ’ the Intermediate Christian Endeavor We have the loan his «laughter, Mrs. Ross Rassmusscn , , A. L. Metcalfe in Portland. society at her home Friday night. . . .. ... , Agency for one of the ;; and family in Hillsboro. It will be a costume affair. W ed- , , , la d ie s Aid «if Bethel i o n - ;; largest Life Insurance nesdav was Patrick H enry s dav and ... . Miss Dorothy Brcamcr, Portland, the y«mng people will dress itt co- gregational church -vill hold a silver C ompanies in the world was a dinner guest of the W. O lonial style and a mock “convention” tea at the church Thursday a fte r and can make farm ? ««'bens home Sunday, will be held. Just 152 years ago noon at 2 31!. A short program will Patrick H enry said, "Is life so dear loans—any amount—up < 1 Mrs. \ \ K. \ an Kleek anil «laugh- or be given. peace so sweet as to be purchased to 10 years at 6%. ter, Catherine, spent several days at the price «if chains or slavery? with relatives in Portland last week. Forbid it. Almighty G«>d! I know not Mr. and Mrs Louis Tapp, of Ab i! FARM LOANS erdeen, W ash Tapp’s mother, Mrs. Florence .are visiting Mrs Mrs B. Ai|!erson. Johnson, of Dilly, BLAVERTON R EA LTY COM PANY C. E. H E D G E. Beaverton. C. J. STICK N EY . Aloha. spent the week-end with her «laugh- Number of Lines | One 1 Two iiiiii Tunes One Line $ ’> $ *1 T w o lia< > - ___| jh | J | l h r r r Line» --- --------- .til M hour I j i i c s . ____ ______ _ | .|d | ,f>5 Five i.me» . .................... 50 I] >ix 1 in«» of) «a 1 Seven Lines --------------------- 1 7ll 105 l i g h t lin e s hi | 3) 1 Three Four Five I Time* Times Times Î $100 $1 25 | 75 100 1 1 »5 « 1 1 105 1 30 j 00 1 1 ' 1 tu 1 hi 1 . 1 3» 1 I 8Í) 1 1 4P i r; 210 t o0 200 1 2 40 Average 6 short wor.l lo the line No ad taken for less than 25c. I <*p> must be in office by Wednesday to insure publication All classified ads are cash with order or a r . to be pai.l for «hir ing the current month W e «lo n«>t wish to carTy these small amounts on the ledger. W .W AW .SVAV.SV.W .' W . what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give tue death | SHAHAPTA. Miss W e n d y F. Butler, Correspondent Vorn E. King spent the week end At the meeting of Betsy Ross with the Beebe’s and returned lo Troop, No. 18, on Friday, Miss Peudleton with his parents, Mr. and Eleanor Marqwitz, the health n u rse , Mrs. J. E. King Sunday. for Multnomah school, examined the posture of the girls. George Beebe of Centraba, is visit ing his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. daughter and Mrs. F. A. Beebe. Mrs. G. J. Swift and Rhoda Frances, of McMinnville, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Heckler of Mult- Miss Marian Swift, of Winlock, Wash., spent the week end as house nomah, visited the Beebe’s Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brook- --------- hardt. Mrs. A. Headly of F o rt Stevens, ----------------------- and friends called on Beebe’s, whutt was a pleasant surprise. Ma„ 94 Y e a r S Old Will * Preach Sunday Morning Mrs. J. I). Claghorn will entertain Mrs. T h a y e r and Mrs. (ireer «it “Daddy” Blake, who is 94 years T hursday with a luncheon to plan 1 old, will preach the anniversary ser- meeting, which is to be held April <1 1110,1 at ,he M- K church of Tuala- at Mrs- 1 D o o m ' s home, ,in at 11 a 1,1 March 27. A basket Mrs. Julia Schm itt received the sad ' uncb W,N be enjoyed. news of her nephew’s «leath, W alter G. Reyburn of Kansas City, Alo. Hornibrook Recovering From Effects of Collision Mr. and Mrs. T h a y e r have moved to their gray house on Garden Homo J. L. Hornibrook, who received road. . „ . • • • , head injuries when a car ran into his horse and buggy near the Lone Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Richvvold cn- / v ,. <- . • , . . . . . . Oak service station last week, is tertained last T hursday for Mr. an I c . , , T, . . . .. feeling much better. T he horse was Mrs. S. H. Goddard ot Portland. so severely injured tha t it had t o ' ' - be shot. Mr. H odgson ami daughter visited ihe Butler's Mondav. Phone the news to your local Mr. and Mrs. F. W . Kichwohl en pap«1, first. Y ou are interested tertained Mrs. I hester Sharp Mon your community—so are we. day. Miss Mddrcil McLeod living wiih with her sister, Mrs. Kssie Marsh at ¡ • ■ ■ ■ . V . V A V . W . V . V W . V A ' . V . W . V . ’ . W . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . ’ . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . - . - . V . V . V . - . V . Lombard street and Canyon roa«t. She is employed by the Puget S«>und 1 ‘«bt l>ow*“r co*11Pan y 1,1 HilUborOv Miss V Y .Y « S Y iS W S Y > S S S Y iV S % V S W W Y iW W Y iY i, iS a«% Y A Y «Y iSV % % with a parents Monday What Your Want Adv. W ill Cost A boost is always appreciated. IVirothy Dobbins entertained % party at the home of h«‘r sj on Beaverton-Bcrtha highway ¡J evening. Mr. and Mrs. R«»y ('lark have r e - ! turne«l to their home in Los Angeles following a visit with relatives here / Not alone comfort — but luxury! Fine equipment makes stage travel as PACIFIC/ .«s>. y pleasant as it is Ab«'ut 15 members of the Beaver ton lodge attended the all-«lay Re- bekah convention in Gaston Saturday Mrs. George Tefft spent week vis-' • ting her «laughter in H ood River. I P ¡^ 8 5 h convenient. \ PACIFIC STAGES A A ' r K , Rev. ami Mrs. William Baird an«l family. Rev. and Mrs. J. F. C un ningham and baby were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard llughson. (Continued on Page 6 ) i S S W .S S V ^ V A V .V rW Z .W W A -V .S W .W .-.V ^ A V .V A V ...V Z .W Z W V V V .V .^