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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1927)
THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE % SSSV.%WAVAW.W ;.v .v , MAPLEWOOD. HARDWARE Plumbing and Heating :• F. W. BISHOP The regular meeting of the P. T A. was held Friday afternoon. A moving picture machine was demon strated, followed by a talk on visual education by Mrs. Watson, of Port Phone 2003 Deaverton, Or. land. Tea and wafers were served. i.V.V/AVA’A W .W .V .'.W .' W orsell’s beautiful Collie dog died Sunday morning. Kollo was a great favorite and will be missed by all Maplewood kiddies. C. W. NOYES Mrs. Luudeen entertained a group atto rney at la w of ladies at a "5UU” party Saturday Collection*—A ll hind*—Insurance afternoon. Those present were Mes dames A. Hyatt, H. Reynolds, R Beaverton, Oregon. Reynolds, J. O’Donald, V. Day, L Lister, E. Lister, D. Nichols, G. Can trell, A. A. Andrews, McCuen, Thay er. Mrs. Andrews won the prize. De Licensed ^Graduate Veterinary lightful refreshments were served. DR. S. SORENSEN Maplewood baseball team played VETERINARY SURGEON Fairvale on Sunday. The score was Beaverton, Oregon. 17 to 0 in favor of Maplewood. Phones: Office Beaverton 0549 Farm Residence, Hillsboro 3R25 SHAHAPTA. Wendy Butler Correspondent. “Jazz l ’iratcs” will play for dancing. Bring your baskets and become ac quainted with your neighbors. Coffee free. Frank Ross, Fairvale plumber, has the contract for work to be done in the George Johnson house being built at Metzger. ALOHA NEWS THE BARNES N EIGHBO RHO OD The ball game at lluber-Aloha was heartily enjoyed by the boys and girls. The boys lost by a score of 11 to 0, while the "Black Laps” won by a score of 10 to 15. Huber-Aloha will probably play a return home here next Friday, April 10. Mr. McLloud, Dave Trachsel and Miss Hanna Young offered their cars to take the boys and girls to the home. W e surel) appreciate the kind ness of these people. Four pupils, Miss Bernice lrach- sel, Verna Jentie, Annie Chin and (An Saturday Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Francis Barry are busily preparing Beebe and family visited at Mrs. W. for the eighth grade examination that G. Lynn’s home at Portland. On the are to be held the 12th and 13th of TO LOAN ON following day they motored to Hills May. Two eighth graders Anthony GOOD S E C U R I T Y boro and visited Mrs. Beebe’s aunt, Trachsel and La Lun Chin, finfjied last January. La Lun entered the Mrs. 1. E. Julian. E. E. SWENSCbN, Beaverton high school in January and R eal Estate. Eerd Borsch gave an interesting enjoys the work greatly. talk on gardening at the Fairvale Little Maxine Nixon, a third grille community hall on Wednesday. girl, stepped on a nail Thursday The Shahapt^ Women’s club held while at school. The force of her their monthly meeting at the hotifc weight drove the nail through her F in g e r W a v in g of Mrs. J. I). Claghorn on Wednes toe. She was taken to Portland im M arcellin g day. Mrs. E'. El. Thayer and Mrs. mediately to a doctor. It is hoped Sham pooing Greer gave interesting talks on the that the injury will heal without any "Beauty Spots in Oregon.” All kinds of beauty work. trouble. Mr and Mrs. E. C. WendlamJ were Mrs. John Trachsel was a business Finger Waving Expert Will Re visitors at the Wetullatid home Wed caller in Portland last week, gather Here Every Thursday. nesday. ing material and costumes for the Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Richwold and Easter play at the Bethany church. Mr. Bergeron called at the lrach- family motored to Hillsboro Sunday. sel home Friday for the weekly les W. I. NOYES ■: son in music, for L lara, John and FAIRVALE. P L U M B IN G and H E A T IN G £ Dave Trachsel. Always on the job. ij Mr. Sherar is busy mending fence Dr. Charles H. Rogers gave a lec Phone Tigard 552 or Beaverton these days. on “Tuberculosis in Children,’’ 03-33 3 ture Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spies and fam and Dr. Vinton Scott on "Mouth B eaverton , O regon *. ily have moved to the Winnegar Hygiene” at the E'airvale community farm. Mr. Spies works here and Mrs. club. Spies will cook for the farm hands. Mrs. E. L. Aikins and son, daugh The girls’ sewing club has done vvvv ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlson, very good work. They will begin the SANITARY MARKET * arrived from Seattle Sunday to spend aprons or gowns next Friday. This is Fred Knorr, Prop a few days. the fifth lesson and all reports are A community church and parsonage sent and the books are up to date. MEATS will be erected at Fairvale in the This is the first club work ever at- Phone 0265 Beaverton X near future and we sincerely hope tmpted here and promises to be X,A,!,v W ,<*v<'<"X,vv<,v v ,X ,v ,i‘’X ,V it will grow in size to correspond to very successful!. There are 12 mem the Multnomah church. bers. On April 22, the club is giving an The garden club has ten members oldtime basket social. Miller & Tracy and they will be ready to start this and Seiberling, Lucas quartettes will week, or as soon as a leader can be sing and five piece orchestra, the found. They are anxious to «get busy '¡••X~XXX"XXX“:"X X X X X "X "X X X X X and we are hoping that some one t f will volunteer to lead them. Mr. and Mrs. John Winnegar and daughter, Eileen, moved to Mr. Liv ermore’s ranch last week F.ileen was N E V E R Y farm th ere is m a We have the loan a sewing club girl and a membc( of chinery, im plem ents stock ¥ Agency for one of the f the fifth grade. This leaves 27 pupils or oth er th ings th at a r e not being used and should be 2 largest Life Insurance in all eight grades. be turned into m oney to be used Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nixon were for other purposes. X Companies in the world £ business callers in Portland last week In every home th e re is fu r n i $ and can make farm | Mrs. Shearer visited at the Nixon ture, tru n ks and o th er articles, home last Thursday. that m ight also be sold. T h e 2 loans—any amount—up Mrs. Kau called at the school house money could he put to use, or $ to 10 years at 6%. in a bank to d raw in terest. W h y one day last week. We wish all par not sell such things n o w ? ents would come oftener. BEAVERTON | Or. perhaps, you have ch ic k Annie Chin “spelled the scho'- ens, eggs, plants, or seed, or down" last Friday, during an old- t REALTY COMPANY | service of some kind th at you V Y fashioned spelling match. want to find buyers for, C. E. HEDGE, BeaVerton. •*. The boys and girls are glad that | C. J . S T IC K N E Y , Aloha. $ the directors provided for an extra E N T E R PR ISE W A N T ADS • X X ^ ! h SMX,,!"X"X,,W"X"X“:“S W month of school this year. They need W I L L H E L P YOU the time to finish the grade work and carry them past the time for the FIN D B U Y E R S final eighth grade examinations in Every w eek these little s ales May. , men are selling goods and s e r Week-end visitors of Mr and Mrs vices for yo u r neighbors, and at Battery Charging W. T. Lehnherr, of Santa Rosa ave a very low cost—10c a line the »; Acetylene Welding nue, included Michael and Harry L. first week, and 5c a line a fte r that. Miller, of Tillamook. The Miller Bros, Accessories have a log hauling contract to move ;! Greasing Gas Look aro un d now and have 3 Vt million feet of lumber in T illa your w ant ad in the n ext issue. ;j DAY and NIGHT SERVICE Phone it in if you wish. mook county ami will probably take ■J It is only o the basis of Conn- i two trucks back to the bay city. dence and trust that you can build J THE Dr. Ira E. Barret and sons, Ira ^ up business. J and Alex were Sunday callers at the BEAVERTON EN T E RPR ISE 3 EXPERT REPA IRIN G ¡1 A V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .’ .V W. T. Lehnherr home. kev. Tetwiler and family enjoyed a Sunday dinner with Professor and r.'A W .V A W .W .V .’.V.W .V.V.V.W V.V.W VrtiW .VAV.’.Vi Mrs. W. T. Lehnherr, April 10. Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron, of Beav- eron, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. T Lehnherr Sunday. Mr. Bergeron is a very successful music director who has recently located at Beaverton He came just a little too late last year to enter the Portland Symphony orchestra. But will do work there next year. Sometime in January he organized an orchestra at Bethany which now is quite active in the Baptist church musical programs. This orchestra has done quite cred itable work and it speaks very high ly for Mr. Bergeron’s musical abil ity It is hoped by many that an orchestra might be organized at Hu ber-Aloha It is quite probable that one may be if enough are interested. Several young people are very anx ious to begin If 20 are interested and form an organization, Mr. Ber geron provides for a ‘(wo hour re hearsal each week free of charge to students taking lessons. It will be our privilege to hear Mr. Bergeron in WWAV.V.V.VAV.V.’.VA'.V.V.VW .VM VW .V.'.W i V i violin solo work. $5000 The B eauty Bo$ Why Not Sell It? O I FARM LO A N S! i ■: M arsh’s G arage ■: I F you have some thing to Sell and are in a big hurry to sell it, let the classified ’advertising de partment of this • paper prove its ability as a speedy ! and efficient sales medium ____ IR K BEGUN ON BUILDING AT ALOHA mittee consisted of Mrs. Olive Thom as, Mrs. W H. McCredie and Mrs J. E. Malm. Mrs. Bullock was in i charge of the decorations. Mrs. W. F'arl Parker and Mrs. Mabel Cadonau entertained the mem bers of the Health Group at lunch Foundation Being Laid— eon at the home of Mrs. Parker Monday. The table was beautifully Will Be a Big Asset decorated, yellow being the predom To The City. inating color, a large bowl of daffo . o dils gracing the center, with candles A crew of men commenced work and baskets completing the scheme Monday on the foundation of the 'Present were Mrs. P. K Whiteside, Schilling building. Teams were busy Mrs Pcni liault, Mrs. William Spen Monday and Tuesday hauling dir* cer, Mrs. H. E. Woodhouse, Mrs. and men were leveling up the ground. lx. \ . Frost, Miss Josephine Nelson, y .v .v .v .'.v .v .v .'.v .v .v .v .v . £ Tuesday cement for the foundation Miss Mary Billtneyer, Mrs. C. A. *• wall was poured. While the building Woodworth and Mrs. K E. Berry. is going to be only one story high Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, .• New and Used Furniture .• now the foundation is laid so that \pril 10, an 8 lb. girl. another story will be added later. Agents for ■, St. Earl, of Maplewood, is feeling •> Sanford Rogers is the carpenter in better. £ Heath & Milligan Paints :■ charge. Everything will be done by Mr. Franks, of Garden Home, is day work. The building will be fin very ill. $2.75 a gallon :• ished in 60 days. Mrs. Julia Schmitt, mother of Mrs The Aloha Lumber company will Wcndluud, is critically ill. j; GARDEN TOOLS j: furnish the lumber. E. I'.. Fitzwater is the proud G. Vincent will wire the building. ? BEAVERTON, OREGON i owner of a new Essex sedan. A. Hoffman will put in the plumb L. (i Bolton and family motored to /, .V .V .V .V .,.V .,.V .V .,.V .V .V .V . ing McMinnville Sundav While looking The building will be occupied by a for some friends his car stalled in bakery, grocery and meat market. the deep mud. 9 Mrs. C. \ Layman and baby re ? MULTNOMAH, OREGON turned Sunday from a visit in Brem Y erton and Seattle. J. L. Williams and family have The W isteria barbecue in West- Clairvoyant Reading t moved from Walnut avenue to Maple v wood has opened for the season. Readings D aily ? The county has finished widening Lane. E. E. Fitzwater spent a couple of and resurfacing Bartlett and Stanley $ 1.00 y avenues which will be used for de days in Tillamook this week. 350$ Morrison St. Room 315 !jl tours while the viaduct is under con C. A. Layman and family have moved out of the t ollis building into 1 Block North Stage Depot !;I st i action. Li. R. Raring purchased a C hevrolet Mrs. Tillman's house on Bartlett ave Ret. Broadway and Park 2 cabrolet from Johnson's Garage at nue. PORTLAND, OREGON £ ; Hillsdale last week. While the car •X "X ~s:"XX 'v,x s:"X “X ”XXX">,X ' Our advertisers are worthy of your was parked in front of the theater •upport. Patronize them. Saturday a machine ran into it and bent the fender. Norciis Anderson, daughter of G J. Anderson, was confirmed Sunday in the English Lutheran church in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Hibberd, of Port land, have moved into the Berry house in West Portland. Mrs. Anna Ingrain spent the week is the end at DeLakc with Miss Gary Steede, Mrs. A. Fenner and L'arl Steede in their new cottage. A large class of young people will be received into the Multnomah com munity church Easter Sunday. . Have you investigated it ? The aneinonics in Mrs. J. Simons’ yard are attracting considerable at tention. Some of red and some are blue and there are both single and double flowers. This spring she has isco Bldg. Fifth and Alder set out b00 plants and they have a ready sale. It takes several years to grow them from seed. The primroses and narcissus are in blossom. Caspar Winkley made a business trip to Eugene Monday. Mrs. Raymond Thom, of Oakland, VSWAV.V.WV.,.V.V.V.,.V.V,,.V.VAVAY.,.Y.W .,.%,.V.,AV.,>1 Cal., is visiting Mrs. J. W. Gates. She is enjoying the Oregon climate and dreads going back to Oakland as there was a cloudburst there the day she left. Do you use your emergency brake? Perhaps not over 2 Miss Mary I’. Billmcyer spent the once in a thousand miles. But knowledge that it works brings JJ week end at Hoy Canyon beach near confidence, freedom in driving, greater enjoyment.• 2 Moro in eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ehle attended Automobile insurance is much the same. When you need ^ the Northwest Florist association con it, you need it badly. And even if you never had an accident, 2 vention in Tacoma last week Mr. Ehle is vice-president and manager its comfortable to know that no jury can saddle you with a of the Northwest Bulk company. heavy verdict. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bernechc at tended the Northwest Florist asstaia- Half a million accidents involving personal injuries and tion convention in Tacoma last week deaths occurred last year. Mr. and Mss. Roydcn Wheeler gave a bridge party at their home ADEQUATE liability insurance is a safeguard. Call us today Saturday evening. Those present ami let us give you the figures. were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brainerd, of Port land; Mr. and Mrs. C. Ashley t ook, Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Forbes, Mrs. Frank Ryer, Mr. and Mrs. P. R Whiteside, and Earl Schrader. C. J. Stickney, Aloha. C. E. Hedge, Beaverton. The Betsy Ross Troop, No. 18, of Multnomah sang and danced at the V .V .V .V .'.W .W .V .W .V / .W A 'A ’.V .’A W A W / A Y .W a ' Masonic temple Monday night. Twen ty girls took part in the singing y . V A Y . ' i V i V i V i V / . V A V A V . V / A Y i ' . V i ' . V i V A V . Y A W i A V y i and dancing. A delightful bridge party was en £ SUBSCRIBE FOR 3 joyed Eriday evening at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. A. H. Brookhardt, THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Those present wert: Mr. and A Home Paper For Home People. Mrs. R. I.. Berry, Mr and Mrs. W. B. 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White, Counters, Store Fixtures, Etc. of Portland, at the meeting of the Multnomah Woman’s club April 14 at CARPENTER SHOP j; the Masonic temple. Mrs. Lewis was chairman. Mrs. W. B. Small sang two Phone 115 2nd and W atson Beaverton! Or. J numbers and Euella Travis gave "Haiwatha’s Wooing” The tea com- V .V W .V A V .’ .V A V .V .V .V iV .V .Y .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .W .V .V A j: Beaverton Exchange :■ I Mrs. S. Clair new SM00THT0P gas Aristocrat of the Kitchen PORTLAND GAS & COKE Co. Your Emergency Brakes BEAVERTON REALTY CO. W. A. SMITH
