Thursday, March 24 , 1927 .
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Beaverton High School.
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Corner Second and Main.
Sunday school at 10 a m.
—as you'll find us
The Washingtoin county typing'
March 27, 1927
Public worship, 11 a. in.
contest will be held in Hillsboro,
to
Fpworth League at 6:30 p m.
' April 25, at 10:30 o’clock. Six con- : We would call your attention
YOU WILL FIND OUR BANK
Evening worship at 7 :30 p. m.
testants will be sent from the Be a- ,wo ,h‘n8s -
Odd Fellows Lodge meets every
First,
remember
the
evangelistic
FULLY EQUIPPED IN EVERY
A cordial invitation is extended to verton high school, three from the
Monday.
in progress. Services
you
to
come
and
join
us
in
these
first
year
class
and
three
from
th
e
'
,nce,m8*
now
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WAY TO MEET WITH YOUR
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seasons of worship and a warm wel- second year class will go to the stat<* arc ^e*d eveT n,8 * at
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Oregon Orange, No. 321, meets 2nd
BROADEST
BANKING NEEDS
A great in terest is being — w itnil
come awaits you.
typfng convention which will be tield
Satuiday of every month.
and people are coming for miles
at Corvallis the following week. The
W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor.
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winner of the state convention will be
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MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE
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given
a
trip
to
New
York
city
if
the
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C H U R C H O F C H R IS T .
SYSTEM
Silverleaf camp, meets the first Sat
contest is won on an Underwood ina- ,*,at -vou
ear<
' v a' r< .
chine
Then, we urge you to remember
urday and third Tuesday of the
Second and Main.
the Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Sun-
month.
The tennis courts are being weeded
RESOURCES OVER ONE-HALF
J. Frank Cunningham, minister.
Bible school is climbing
and cleared by the fire squad and da^‘ * *K’
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r. .
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9 45 a. m.—Bible school.
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order of the “B” in readiness for the n ^ \ y in a» '" (la" «
MILLION DOLLARS
11 a. m. Morning w< rship.
B E T H E L CO N GREGATIONAL.
I month of March the attendance has
coming
good
tennis
weather.
,
The Lord’s Supper.
The student, are working hard for
,02- 100
122 NeXt ,S,Unday
Sermon by Evangelist Baird.
—everything
Sunday school at 9 45 a. m.
the senior pli^ which will be given we plan for laO present. If you
6:45
[i.
m.—Meeting
of
Young
Peo-
are
not
attending
Bible
school,
you
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
soon.
—in advanced banking
Junior and Intermediate Christian pie Council.
may be able to give an excuse, but
H onor Roll 4th Six Weeks.
7.45
p.
m.—Evangelistic
service.
can you give a reason ? One of the
Endeavor 6 :45 p. m.
—helpful to you
Names
A's B’s
Class outstanding features of the Bible
Congregational singing.
Evening worship, 7 :45 p. nt.
Eva
Fuegy
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Soph
Special musical number.
school is the unusually large attend-;
Geo. N. Taylor, pastor.
—at the
Juanita Spencer.... 4
Soph ance of adults: of the 122 present
Sermon by Ev angelist Baird.
Virginia
Parks.....
4
Senior
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last Sunday, 66 were in the men’s
1
Suzanna Johnson.. 3
Fresh and women’s classes. Will you be one
ST. C E CIL IA CH U RCH .
Barbara Potts-..... 5
Soph of 150 next Sunday? Be one of 50
Beaverton.
Richard
Wilcox.....
3
1
Fresh
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men in the Every Man’s class.
A good bank in a good town in tha
Helen Stiles......... 4
1
Senior
Kev. J. M. O'Neill, pastor.
J. Frank Cunningham, minister.
iKinald
Jackson....
4
Junior
1
Garden Spot of Oregon.
Sunday masses, 7 :40 aand 10 a. m
Lois Cox ______ 3 2
Soph
Week-day mass, 8:20 a. m.
G RA D E SCH O O L N E W S.
1
Soph
Sunday masses, 7 40 and 10 a in * An examination for ;hc office of Helini l.aaman _ 3
—pleasant
By
Laura
Smith and Marion Murk.
Fresh
1
Saturday confessions, 4:30 and postmaster at Aloha was held ai Harriet West ..... 3
Ruth Maurer
4
Senior
—efficient
7 :30 p. m.
Hillsboro last Saturday. H. A. Low
Mrs. Rhose visited Miss Allen’s
Honorable Mention.
Lenten devotions, Wednesday and ry, present postmaster in charge, Mrs.
Soph room Thursday.
—banking
Friday, 7 30 p. in.
l.otire M. Abbott, W illi": B Peter Robert Haines ___ 2 2
The eighth grade gets the after-
Mary
Handel
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2
2
Fresh
son and Mrs. Grace Mathews were
Senior noon off Friday as a result of having i
2
2
-the service tells.
the applicants taking the examina Violet Stoffers
C H U R C H O F T H E NA ZA REN E.
Junior 211 days of perfect attendance.
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tion. All of thessr people arc well- Mildred Wall — 2
2
Fresh
Dorothy Harris and Betty Taylor V A W V .Y /A V A W .W .W /.W A W .V A Y iV A 'J ’A W Z A W .Y .'
known local citizens, and regardless Walter Rosebraugh 2
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. in.
2
Soph served refreshments Tuesday after
of who is finally successful in secur Manson Bennett— 2
Preaching at II a. in. and 7 :3() p. m. ing t^c appointment, Aloha is assured
noon to the eighth grade sewing
Pre-prayer services at 7 p. ni.
The
Beaverton
high
school
put
on
club,
an efficient and courteous official.
Mid-week prayer meeting on Wed
a very entertaining smoker, Friday
The
following
pupils
received
nesday at 7 :J0 p. m.
night
at
the
gym.
A
large
crowd
at-
awards
froln
thc
p
al,ner
company
for
Mrs. James P. Kearns and son
Frank, and Mrs. Hazel Malarkey mo tended and after the wrestling and (hc completion of drills in penman
boxing bouts, said it was one of thc
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Allen were din tored to Corvallis Tuesday to visit best ever held in Beaverton, ami ship: Marion Murk, Verne Allen, Eu
ner hosts to a group of the Standard Mrs. Kearns’ daughte.r Helen, and that they want more of them. Ama gene Lawrence, Laura Smith, Mon
Oil employes and their wives last other Beaverton students attending teur talent taken from thc school , roe Shanson, Betty Taylor, Edna
LOOK THESE OVER
Kramer, Frances Esterley, Kathryn
Oregon Agricultural college.
Thursday evening.
was used. The high school will give Bcach War,| Ncison> Theodore Di-
1921 Ford Tudor Sedan, disc wheels ................ $ 75
another in two or three weeks. List cello, Emma Hocken, Alice Neilsen
ed below is the card that appeared and Gertrude Metzke. All of these
1(>24 Ford Coupe, lots of extras, 1927 license... 250
Friday night:
pupils are in the seventh and eighth
1923 Ford coupe. 1927 license ............................ 175
Boxing.
grades.
1926 Ford Roadster, balloons, $100 in extras,
Bob Litton-“Buzz" Crabtree, 90 lbs.
All departments in the grade school
1927 license .............................. ................. 340
—Litton, decision, four rounds.
are busily working for the entertain
Harold Dean-Phillip Meyers, 115 ment next Friday night. Nearly a
1923 Ford touring, speedometer, shocks, spot
| | lbs.—Meyers, decision, four rounds. hundred children will take part in
light,, license ...........................„................. 155
Elmer Sturm - Ed Bellringer, l4ti lbs the program.
1924 Ford roadster, 90 % tires ............................ 175
| —Sturm, decision, four rounds.
Notice.
COMING FEATURES
“Red” Welch-Calvin Atterbury, 145
1923 Ford truck, cab and body ........ ................. 195
Come to the high school five min
lbs.—Draw, four rounds.
“The Taxi Dancer”
1921 Panel delivery, license ............................... 115
Lawrence Day-Ray Harrison, 155 utes to eight.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Whatever
you
do,
oh,
don’t
be
late.
lbs.—Hay, decision, four rounds.
We have many thi”,,c •■•’th which
ALL TYPES
ALL MODELS
W rettling.
“The Great C. & K. Train Robbery”
Clarence Bous-Duncan York, 12U to delight.
lbs.—10 minutes—Bous, one fall and
Come see the surprises next Fri-.
TERMS AND TRADE
SATURDAY
judges’ decision.
day night
Bud Sprague-Arlow Ecstein, 160 lbs.
There’ll be many acts, all of which
“Tin God.”
—Sprague, by default in eight min will please you.
utes.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
From little to big, come all of you,
F.d Barger-Dick Wilcox, 135 lbs —
do!
Barger, one fall and judge’s decision,
Authorized Ford Dealer.
“Prisoner* of The Storm”
Be sure you feel merry, so gay
10 minutes.
W ashington and Fast Streets.
TUESDAY AND W EDNESDAY
“Curly Kimmay-Charles Brandi, 140 and bright,
a
wonderful
time
lbs—Kimniay, one fall, 10 minutes.
We assure you
Beaverton, Oregon.
Miles Kent-“Red” Lindow—170 lbs. that night.
EVERY THURSDAY TREASURE NIGHT.
—Kent, two falls, 10 minutes.
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BANK OF BEAVERTON
Four Persons Take
Civil Examination
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A. F. ft A. M. Masonic Lodge, No
100, meets 2nd and 4th Thursday.
GUARANTEED USED FORDS
B EA V ER THEATRE
BEAVERTON, OREGON
A. B. SMITH MOTOR CO.
NO CHANGE IN PRICES.
MATINEE
............................... 10c—25c
10c—35c
EVENINGS
And Follow U .
For The Rest of The Week.
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Justice Court Trial.
A trial for thc possession of land
was held in the justice court Monday,
Frank H. Reeves, Portland, plaintiff,
vs. Mr. and Mrs. F.. S Alger, Ce-
dar Mills, defendants. I he court gave
judgment to thc plaintiff and ordered
Mr.
Algers to v acate land in 10
,
days.
NEW
Service that Serves
NEW STOCK.
Ceiling, per M.
$18.00
Rabbited Lap.iding, per M
24.00
Drop.iding, shorts, No. 2 and bet. while it lasts 24.00
Cello glass for chicken house, per sq. ft.
.15
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
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Marion Watson, Sales Agent,
Beaverton, Oregon.
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C ade School Play.
B U SIN E SS.
Thc Beaverton grade school will
K've an operetta Friday night at the
school. A fine program has been ar-
ranged:
Thc Pansy Bed, Primary class,
The Rose and Pearl, intermediate
class.
,«->* lhe t Land
i t of v Nod,
a seventh
,, grade,
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Thc Ballad of Mary Jane, eighth
grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cosper, who
B E A V E R T O N LOCALS.
have resided on the old county road
Clarence Hoftttan, telegraph opera
for the past 15 years, have traded
tor
of Beaverton, was called to Junc-
their place for a general store at
Wilksboro, and left Sunday with their ,ion Sta,,on’ on ,hc ° reK° n TrUnk
temporary v acancy.
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household effects to
take
charge of . line to fill a tci
their new business venture.
The
Mrs. Mary Stitt attended a shower
many friend* and neighbors of thi*
estimable couple will regret to learn Thursday. March 17, at the home of
of «heir departure, but all will join *»« niece, Mrs. Edna larn .e r, in
us m wishing them success and hap- 1’orlland.
pincss in their new home.
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Measles have made their appear-
H M. Barnes has returned to his ance here in thc T. B. Hunter home
duties as local distributor for the The case is not serious
General Petroleum company, follow-:
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ing an absence for more than two
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson drove *
weeks with an affected arm caused to Goldson, Or., Saturday accompan-
by a bite of an insect while on a ied by Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs
week-end trip to Kydcrwood, Wash Ollic Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
Bjr Osborn«
returned Sunday, but Mrs. Riggs will; Mrs. B. Peterson of Scholles, who
stay indefinitely with another daugh- has been confined to her bed for
ter at Goldson.
, several weeks, has been brought to
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. Beaverton to the home of Mr. and
Harry Alexander is building a beau- Mrs. J. W. Raynard, where she is
tiful new home on Cedar street under the care of a physician.
Beaverton is growing very fast judg- i
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ing from thc new homes being erect-
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huntley had as
cd here,
their guests Sunday Mr. aand Mrs.
J. A. Grant of Garden Home.
A number of Beaverton folks :!■* j
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tended thc style show in Portland
L. R. Dean and Dudley Miller went
Friday and Saturday evenings.
' fishing over the week-end at Culver
City on the Nastuckel river.
Mrs. J. C. Huntley was called to
Seattle for several days last week | Mr. and Mrs. Frost of Ncwbrrg,
because of the serious illness of a;
“ 1 were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
brother, M r. Lyman, who was in a j W. H Boswell, on Watson street
hospital there.
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| MU# v>na Ga, ki|| John and Mvron
Among tho, e who altendvd the r ,ray. Ernest M aster, and Leland
Rosa p onCelle concert at the audi- | Shaw, students at the University "f
torium in Portland Monday night Oregon, are home for spring vaca-
were Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Mason, Dr. tion.
J. E. Orthchild, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Cady and Miss Annabelle Isbister.
Mf*. ( J. Stickney entertained the
! boys of the Bachelor’s Sewing club at
**..• Ruth Uapp, of Mt. Vernon,, her home las, Friday evening.
N. Y., and Mrs. Lillian Weaver, of
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Portland, were Sunday guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Allen have
and Mrs. W. L. Cady,
purchased a new Chevrolet coach.
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