The Beaverton enterprise., April 15, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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Beiverton Churches.
B E T H E L CONG REGA TIO NAL.
A. F. & A M. Masonic Lodge, No.
100, meets 2nd and 4th Thursday.
Sunday school at 9:45 a
Morning worship at 11 a.
lunior and Intermediate
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Endeavor 0 45 p. m.
Evening worship, 7 :45 p
Geo. N. Taylor, pastor.
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Odd Fellows Lodge meets
in
Christian Monday.
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every
Beaver Grange, No 324, meets the
second Saturday of each month B. C.
Denny, master, Miss Ruby Boyd, sec­
retary.
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C E C IL IA CHURCH.
Beaverton.
community and trust th iy will dt-
April 17, 1927.
cidc to remain permanently.
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6 a m - —Sunrise prayer meeting, led
Principal VVm 1. Lehnherr enter- 5
by the young people.
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tained the boys of his camp cooking j
9:45 a. m.— Bible school.
class at his home Monday.
11 a m.— Morning worship.
Mrs. C. J. Stickney had the boys
7 p in.—Young People’s meeting
' of
her bachelor sewing club meet at
8 p. m.— Evangelistic service.
her home Thursday evening
The morning services, especially,
The W Ryan house at Reedville
will be appropriate to the thought of is finished and will be painted this
Easter.
week.
The Bible school hour will be de-
J. Tulson, on Stacy avenue, is build-
voted to the Easter program to be ing a new modern house across the
given by the children, during which road from the one he is living in
a missionary offering will be taken, at present.
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The morning sermon will also b e * The Aloha-Huber girls played the
an Faster Message. There will be Reedville girls a game of indoor base-
special music for the occasion.
ball Friday after school. W e played
J. Frank ( unningham, minister.
on the Reedville ground and the
score was 17 to 30.
C H U R C H O F C H R IS T .
Beaverton Lodges.
Modern Woodman of American,
Rev. J. M O’Neill, pastor.
Silverleaf camp, meets the first S a t ­
Good Friday services, 9 a. i n , 7 :30 urday and third Tuesday of the
p. m.
month.
Holy Saturday services, 8, with 9
o’clock mass.
Faster Sunday masses, 7 :40 and 10 % V .V .V .V ., .V . V . , . V . ,. V . V .V . ,1
a. m.
A. C. ALLEN
Special Easter music.
‘ Present C ity A ttorn ey "
Everyone welcome on Eatser Sun­
Office 712 Swetland Bldg
day or #ny other day or Sunday of
General Practice
the year.
P O R TLA N D , OREGON
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Sabbath school at 9:45 a m.
Preaching a, 11 a n, and 7:30 p m
Pre prayer services at 7 p. m.
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Mid-week ,„ » y e , meed,,* o„ Wed $
nesday at 7r30 p. in.
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BEAVERTO N
PHARMACY
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Beaverton, Or.
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There Are T h re* Cooking Club* and
Three Club. F or Sewing
Organized.
Camp Cookpry—Leader, Mrs. W r a y ;
president, Robert Montgomery, Aloha,
Camp Cookery—Leader, Mr. Lehn-
herr; president, Earl Jackman, Hu-
bcr.
Rabbit—Leader,
Mr.
Livengood;
prcMdcnt, Eric Hansen Huber.
Bachelor Sewing — Leader, Mrs
Stickney; president, Earl Jackman,
Huber,
Bachelor sew .n g-L ead er, Mrs. ( o -
ward; president, Lester Nenn.son,
Huber.
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Bachelor sewing—Leader, Mrs. An-
derson ; president, Roy Anderson, Hu-
ber.
Miss
Grand;
Handwork—Leader,
presId e n 't K a t h c r m e '’ M . ' NUrkav.c......
Lamp Cookery No 2—Leader, Mrs.
BEAVER THEATRE!«
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“ THE PRICE OF ROW IN G” IS SU CCESS
“ THE PRICE OF D R IF T IN G ” IS FAILURE
— which side of the lines
—are you’’
building
a bank account
at this home ban%
Miss Alice Blomquist, of Cooper,
Mountain was guest of Miss Wilma
Mason of Aloha Wednesday evening, i
Mr. and Mrs. Mason and daugh­
ter, Wilma of Aloha, were guests of
Mrs. W. D. Williams, Portland, Or.,
Saturday afternoon and evening.
ij BANK OF BEAVERTON
A 0>od bjQjk ¡g a good tjjwn in tlj>
GiQrdi0» Spot of OrgjQ>g.
Mrs. J. W. Mason has just return-
l(J from lhc hospital after having an
I operation.
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Grazier, Mrs. Mason’s uncle of
Mr. Ge.
Multnomah county, spent the week-
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Fine Repairing and
Optical W ork a
Specialty.
F O R S A L E —Overstuffed leather dav­
enport. Call H T. Bruce, Reedville
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Beaverton, Oregon.
Box 367.
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Sunday school at 10 a m.
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Public worship. II a. m.
J.pworth League at 6:30 p m.
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Evening worship at 7 :30 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
you to come and join us in these 5
DR. A. E. WILSON
seasons of worship and a warm wel­
Optometrist
come awaits you.
W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor.
F O R S A F E —Acre, 5 room house,
Aloha, cheap. Trees, small fruit,
cleared. Mrs. Craven, gravel road,
Union ave
IN THE
ALOHA-HUBEH SCHOOL
ROW
its
“rowing and going”
up the» “stream o’ s'^yfica'
end at her home on Stacy avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
Denthorne,
spent c the , day fishing on
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MEMBER BRDERAK R&3ERVB
the Lewis river Sunday.
Vera and Roy Willoughby had a
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birthday party, A pril 1 at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Dant, of Port-
RESOURCES OVER ONE-HAKB
land. Miss Beatrice Ingram of Beav-
MILLION DOLLARS
erton and Beatrice Payne of Aloha,
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were two of her many guests.
The Aloha-Huber school had a few *
boy and girl visitors from Beaverton * * * * .
high school Monday.
Mrs. Tuttle’s sewing class met at
her home April 5 and had their reg-
u,ar c)ass , cwj
and a program by
fome of the dub mt.mbers>
l h e cement
at the school
their parents
said the boys
Be
TIME TO CLEAN UP
Paint Up
mixers served a dinner
house Friday noon for
and teachers. Everyone
were fine cooks.
Cell-O-Glass for Chicken Houses
Ai^onc wanting a thoroughbred
bull
call O. L. Mason, j
Beaverton Lumber Co.
Johnstone; president, C harlotte Ali- Sucy avenue — Adv.
| AcrOSS from S. P. Depot
BEA\ E R T O N , O R E .
Aloha
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
Sunday-Monday, April 17-18
Alice Terry and Paul Wegent
Wegener
“ TH E MAGICIAN”
Tuesday-Wednesday, April 19-20
Jean Hersholt & Enid Hennett
TH E WRONG M R. W RIG H T
“ TH E BLU E E A G L E ”
Saturday, April 23
Florence Vidor and Charles Paddock
“ TH E EAGLE OF TH E SEA”
Follow
Us
For
The
Rest
of The
Week.
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT COUNTRY STO RE
EVERY THURSDAY TREASURE NIGHT
NO CHAN0 E
IN P R I C E S , E X C E P T S P E C I A L PI CT UNES
MA TI NE E 10 and 29c
were well represented by the high
school pupils of Aloha-Huber.
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down Stacy avenue soim» time this
month
John Payne is COI5U)ieting his first
tractori buU, wlth an ordinary Ford
motor. Anyone having an old car and
n„ d for a , ractor scc Payne-S garage
president. Joyce Antrim.
at Beaverton and his new model be-
before going farther.
The House of
GUARANTEED USED FORDS
ALOHA N EW S.
Thursday-Friday, April 21-22
George O’Prien & Janet Ciaynor
And
Home making—Leader, Mrs. T h o m s ,
president, Gladys Schollars, Huber.
Sewing No. 1—Leader, Mrs. Gil-
more; president, Eliz-abeth Hays.
Sewing No. 2—Leader, Mrs. Haines;
president, Dorothy Adams.
Sewing No 2 - L e a d e r , Mrs. Me-
Fw in; president, Anabcllc Fenner.
Sewing No. 3 - L e a d e r , Mrs. T u ttle;
E V E N IN G S 10 and 25c
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40 UNUSUAL VALUES
7 CARS UNDER $100.00
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•> 1926 Ford Touring, Like N e w ............
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1926 Ford Roadster, L ice n se ...........................
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1924 Ford Coupe, Extras, LiceM se..............
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1921 Ford Sedan, Total P r i c e .......................
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.j. Good Ford Touring, License ...........................
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Model 90 Overland Towring, Good Tired,
Good Shape, Total P r i c e .......................
«j» 1928 Model Chevrolet Touring, Good Tire«,
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New Paint, L ice n se ...............................
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1025 Star Sport Coupe, New Duco Finish,
6 Balloen Tire«, L icen se........................
J. T. Payne has donated to the
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baseball team of Beaverton the four
Mrs. W T
Lehnherr and little acres Joining his statlon un the west
daughter Kathryn attended the play ^
fof a baseba„ grounds They
Uncle vViggly given at the Lincoln startf(, work at oncc.
high school auditorium last Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Teschner and daugh-
The
Aloha-Huber
school
teams
ter Elizabeth, of Aloha, made a trip
played the Barnes school last F ri­
on business ti» Linnton Wednesday
day. T h e boys won by a score of
J. N. Hoffman, of Forest Grove,
11 to 0, while the girls lost to a
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team from the Barnes neighborhood .„
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ill with pneumonia.
by a 16 to 15 score.
Oscar Kydman, of Aloha, has pur-
The boys did much better work
chased
501) eggs from Mrs. Teague
than when they lost to Middleton
on
Stacy
avenue, for hatching. He is
last week by a 23 to 9 score.
going into the chicken business.
Mrs. McNamara and sister. Miss
Kay Duncan and Fred Kiehl were
Laura, of Portland, were visitors at
the home of P G Seawells, on Stacy
at ,hc ho,,,c of Mr an<1 Mrs
avenue Thursday.
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Mr and Mrs Oscar Kydman plan JÇ
B. F. Schewder and son John and
Miss Brown of Portland, were visi- 0,1 a ,ri>’ tu k i‘l.«eficltI* Wash., Sun- *
tors of P. C. Seawcll Sunday. They day lo s,Hnd ,he da> with Mrs
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson, of Port-
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1x2-6 lap siding ........................................ $16 per M
1-2x4 Rabbited Bev. siding .................... $18 per M
I 2 inch flooring................................... $14.60 per M
Cell-o-glass, for chicken houses.......... 15c per sq ft
Chicken Wire
W. J. McCready Lumber Co.
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Marion W atson, Sales Agent,
Beaverton, Oregon.
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residents of the Kinton district, who
sold their farm last fall, have rented
a five acre tract south of Huber'
from the Beaverton Realty C o, mov -
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last Sunday.
of Aloha,
Beaverton
and Cooper
Mountain.
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