The Beaverton enterprise., May 13, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
NO LiBERTY LOAN
NDS TO BE PAID
OB EXCHANGED
n Calls Second Liberty
i Bonds for Payment
Jovember 15, 1927
TAKEN TO IN-
ALL HOLDERS
DURHAM.
Mrs J. Scheckla has been ill for
over a week.
M. L. Johnson
in Gresham.
spent
two
weeks
Mrs J. Nokes visited in Portland
Friday,
Mrs. C. V\ Ellison had for her
quests last week Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Hartley ami sons, of Portland.
Mr
and Mrs. Orie of Tigard,
visited with Mi. and Mrs. B. M o r­
teli son last Thursday.
forenoon, with a good re p re se n ta ­
tion of delegates from the other clubs
of the county.
Mrs. J. l \ L.eedv,
president of the county federation
presiding.
Puncheon was served at noon by
the hostess Club to abs>ut one hun-
dred and twenty women.
Metgzer
In the afternoon
the
Club Chorus sang.
The principal feature of the pro
grain was a highly interesting and
educational talk by l>r. W a lte r H.
Brown, director of the Marion coun­
ty child health dem onstration of the
commonwealth fund.
the home of Mr.
of Aloha, Friday.
Bill
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Willoughby
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Internal Baths Salt Bath* and Hot
Mr John Schnteltzer and daughter
and son,
Mary and H a r r y , of
Mountain Home, were visitors at the
M etzentine home Sunday.
A tw ater 4175
Blanket Baths
T he Kitchen Cabinet Band will
give an entertainm ent at the club
RADIO FO R F I R S T T I M E
SHAHAPTA
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bilyeu e n te r­ house, Friday evening, May 1 J. at
1).
C ,— M a y
9 — tained for Mr. and Mrs. Zell W a l­ 8 p. m.
ec tie j ■fat|iingt'ou.
T he Shahapta W om e n’s C lub held
Mellon
has
called
for
pay-
lace of Portland, recently.
their monthly meeting at Mrs. Me
Wt|
N'ovetnber 15, 1927, all out-
th us.
HITEON.
Cuen’s.
A d a i n t y luncheon was
Mrs. Paul K linker of Portland,
Second l.iberty I.oan bonds,
served by the hostess, assisted by
I>!<h pot
on these bonds will cease visited at the home of her daughter,
r ■ ' ng i
The Hiteon Progressive t'lu b met Mesdames T h a y e r, William, and
ember
15, 1927. Approximate- Mrs. K. Geer, last Sunday.
es at
at the home of Mrs William C am p­ Beebe. The election of officers was
X),UW),000 of these bonds are
held, resulting with Mrs. R. Van
Mr. .a nd Mrs. J C. Rabe e n te r ­ bell, Wednesday. T he roll call Club
visited
itstanding.
House Ideas” was responded to with Lone being elected president and
tained
Sunday
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Whil
the bonds will be paid on
so much interest that the ladies Mrs. F' W. Richwold secretary for
>f the , iveÄber 15, 1927, it is quite pr< b- Geo. Brown of Vancouver, Wash.
T he club wishes
have decided to start using the ideas the coming year.
irtland
t | a t during the next six months
in ernest. T he delegates chosen to to remind the people that a Health
D urham Girl’s T eam lost at T u a la ­
^ ^ ■ r e a s t t r y will extend to the
represent at the State Federation Chest is at W endlands for all e m ­
the Second L iberty Loan tin Friday, the score being 8 to 11 meeting are Mrs. John Caldwell and ergencies.
lders
opportunity to exchange
'•X-v-X-Hi
Mrs. Christ Christensen.
Following
The Durham Boys Base-Ball team
oth e r Government securi-
the meeting the hostess served a I Mr. and Mrs. F. Beebe anil fami­
annituncement has as yet gave Sherwood a good trinuntn* delicious luncheon.
W. G
T he next club ly visited Mr. and Mrs
as to the type of se- Friday Dm ham 21—Sherwood 0.
meeting will be at the home of Mrs Lynn on Sunday.
to be offered in exchange, or
Roy Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tademo of P o r t ­
ite on which the exchange
Helen Borsch has returned home
a
i iay be expected. The Treas- land and Mr. and Mis. C. P e te rs of
Mrs. Sophia Olson is ill at the from San F r a n c i s c o for a few
y e* ilains that the term s of the Multnomah, were dinner guests at home of her daughter, Mrs. Lester months vacation.
nds require that a notice be given the Albert Koch home W ednesday. Davies.
public six m onths in advance
Mrs. VV. Borsch spent a few days
A fare-well party will be given in
the redemption date.
T he Sec-
Mr. and Mrs. S tru th e rs were in at Scio, Oregon, visiting her daught­
antiouncemctit, t,h e r e f o r e honor of J. Nokes, retiring president Hillsboro W ednesday on business.
er Kathrine.
h it mean tha t the bonds will of the D. & B. C. Club, S aturday
Mrs. Ida W endland spent S un­
^ H i d at the present time, but evening, May 21.
A number of people from Hiteon
-rely places the holders on notice
enjoyed the Tech Show at Bensen day with her son, Mr. Fred W e n d ­
T h e Durham and Bonita Communi­
at tle ir bonds will be redeemed on
Polytechnic School of Portland^ held land and family at Milwaukie, Ore
jvpBher 15, and wilt cease to bear ty Club has been reorganized. O f­ last W ednesday, T hursday and F ri­
ficers elected at the last meeting
Mr. and Mrs. McCucn and son,
teres on that date,
day nights.
H enry M etzentine a s­
ff H o ld e r s of Second Liberties de- • were: R. W enw orth, president; Paul sisted at the show W ednesday and Ted, visited Mrs. McCuen’s parents
to $3151 ' have their bonds redeemed, Regling, V ic e -pre side nt; J. R. D ob­ T hursday nights. T he Messrs Carl, at Scholls, Oregon.
,
-i^ ^ H h o u ld present them for pay- son, Secretary, and J. Billyeu T r e a s ­ H erbert and Vincent Olsen, Lloyd
Loleta Richwold was able to re-
C has Meyer gave a short
C0 $265 ^ H o n N ivember 15, 1927, but if urer.
M etzentine and Vincent Willoughby turn to school Monday.
tO $300
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nment obli talk on Safety F'irst. W e need co­ were among those attending.
itions in jilace of their Seconds, operation in this community so every
ST. CLARE’S PARISH
tO $ 1 9 5 ^ H h o u l d watch for fu rth e r an- body kindly turn out at the next T he Hiteon Busy Bees met at the
meeting, Saturday evening. May 21.
bO $ 2 5 0 ^ P " Knts a n'l n o t*fy their bank
horneof their leader, Miss Effie Van
M r and Mrs. H enry Giles e n te r­
kee > them informed of any ex- Membership dues are $1.00 per year. Kleek, Thursday. T he day was spent
tained the St. Clare’s Dramatic Club
angt
offering that may later be
in sewing on club articles.
The with a supper party and social even­
ade [by the T reasury.
TUALATIN.
work is progressing nicely .
ing on May 10.
F o r| the first time the radio will
i*
Giv •n.
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V. S A N D B O T H E , R. N.
Miss Amhill Berg was a week-end
guest at the home of her cousin.
Miss l i o n nee Selander
Mr. and Mrs Charles Van Kleek
and daughter, Etfie, attended the
Sunday school and M other’s Day
program of the K i n t o n Sunday-
School
Sulphur Bathe Given. Alio Electric
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with Burns’ Baths in San Francisco, Cal
Out of town calls and house calls my specialty. All work done at
patients’ Homes Only.
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MADE TO ORDER.
A T water 2333
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$ 212- 4 th Street,
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From a Shack to a Mansion; From a Peanut Stan.I to a Circua
City Homes anti Leases
Business Opportunities
Auctioneers and Loans
Real Estate
Farms
Business Property
Four Square Realty Mart, Inc.
• us-
as ■<
C. Garber is critically ill in a
Miss Florence Robinson is giving
On May 27, the St. Clare’s Holy
t reaching millions of bond-
S. L. SEEM AN, President
Portland hospital and is expected to her barn a new liât.
Name Society will hold the last
id lers.
An announcement will undergo a surgical operation this
card party of the series. T he com ­
HFacon 4387
rtly be broadcasted f r o m the
week for appendix complications.
T he following members of the mittee will be announced later.
| radio stations of the country
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Branch Office
Hileon Progressive
Club attended
Second Floor Fliedner Bldg.
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T he Yamhill Electric company is the meeting of the County F e d e ra ­
y
Multnomah,
Oregon
REACHES
ALL,
COSTS
LESS
10th & Washington
MWUi< ders with the fact that their
stringing wires along the road to tion of W om en's Clubs at Metzger
T here are other sorts of advertis­ ï
indsl h ave been called for payment
W.
B.
SMALL,
PORTLAND
Oregon City tha t the homes may Friday.
Mesdames E r n e s t
Hite, ing besides Newspaper Advertising
eniLtasized by the T re a su ry ’s re-
MRS. E. KLEIN
have the conveniences of electricity. Charles Van Kleek, H erm an M etzen­ H iring a band to play every day in ^
OREGON
"f previous calls for redemp-
ATWATER
1718
A. E. Dunstan is among those hav­ tine, Christ Christensen, Virgil M ey­ every neighborhood of your trade ?
on *>r exchange.
T hese records
ing homes wired along the road. ers, and Flora Leedy. This meeting te rritory interspersed by announce­ 4 v v v ,X " > ,X ’V'>,X ,4 4 ,; " / v 4 4 4 4 ' X ,v v v ,!*4,X ,v 4 ,X ,4 v v v ,X ,,:'vvv<,v4v4v';"V
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¡and
The current will be available July 1 closed the song contest which has m ents of w hat you have to sell is
■ L J l ' l g at the present time, in till
been conducted by the clubs of the getting publicity, but it costs some­
kinds k>f the public, about $30,000,1
county.
Mrs Charles S tru th e rs of thing more than space
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Clare,
who
Having a
Xt in i Government securities upon
^hich i
1 , 1 nclud« d have been with Mr., and Mrs. H a rry Hiteon, won second prize with a girl call every household up by tele­ v • X " X X MX ,<~X,v* v v 4 v X - l'v v ,X ‘ 4 4 ,X m > 4 4 4 4 4 4 v ', vm ¡ hí
this amount
are
$3,6(X),(XX) in Judd for several weeks, have moved song to be sung to the air “ M a rc h ­ phone every day and announce your
ing T hrough Georgia.” At the noon bargains to the member of the fami­
ictory >
beat to Tacoma.
hour members of' the M etzger Club ly who replies is advertising, hut it
terest in 1922 and 1923. There are
Can-
served delicious refreshments.
M.
and
Mrs.
Born
to
Mr.
will leave a sting.
Newspaper a d­
so Ufnstanding $14,500,(XX) in tem-
vertising hits everybody all at once;
r a r j J bonds of the several Liberty ning, Thursday, May 5, an eight
Chester Robinsen entertained the it does not inflict itself on their a t ­
to which w ere attached only pounif son.
following friends Sunday: Everett tention when they are not ready to
bmit< number of interest coupons
Lieut. Commander H arry S. H a r d ­ Metzentine, Russell Kahr, and Earl read i t ; and costs less, all things
e l k s t coupons m a ture d some seven
Dralle.
i considered.
ear*jag'>
The holders of these ing was here from Bremerton, S un­
day,
to
visit
his
mother,
Mrs.
L.
S.
| a ■ \ h"tnK ha\ i m alt-el ed t> >
Mrs. H erm an M etzentine was a
e them for perm anent bonds Harding.
caller at the home of Mrs. Anna
T O ALL H O L D E R S O F
vtng th e full number of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doufel and Sieges, Sunday afternoon.
tpor attached, and until such cx-
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
is made they have no means Mrs. Joe Schanioni went to Scholls
Mrs. Odm ark and daughter and
fast
col lccting the interest.
In the Saturday evening to attend an a f ­ son, M argaret and Arnold, and Mr.
f these facts, the Treasury is fair given by the Odd Fellows.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
and Mrs. F'rancis Pe te rs of Portland,
lly anxious that the present
and
the
Messrs.
Ray
Christensen
t
John Stone, Mr. Zevney and E.
____cement reach a-- many Second
A ll o u t s t a n d in g S e c o n d L ib e r ty Tyran 4
and H enry Metzentine, were guests
per c e n t b o n d s o f 1 9 2 7 -4 2 (S e c o n d 4'«)
ibert\ Loan bondholders as it is C. Richardson attended the Masonic at the Peterson home Sunday.
and a ll o u t s t a n d in g S e c o n d L ib e r ty I » a n
le to reach through the press, meeting in Sherwood, Tuesday even­
1 C o n v e r te d 4 *4 per c e n t b o n d s o f 1 9 2 7 -4 2
(S e c o n d 4 *4 ’e ) are ca lled fo r r e d e m p tio n
adio, and the banks of the ing when the De Molays from New-
berg furnished the program for the
Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby and sons on N o v e m b e r 15, 1 9 2 7 , p u r s u a n t to th e
s o f th e ir is s u e .
I n te r e s t on all
Refreshments were served. Maurice and Dean, were guests at S t-°rm
e c o n d 4 ’s and S e c o n d 4 * 4 ’s w ill c e a s e on
The Second Liberty Loan, which evening.
sa id r e d e m p tio n d a te , N o v e m b e r 15, 1 9 2 7 .
(sued in November, 1917, was
...15c
H o ld e r s o f S e c o n d
4 ’s an d S e c o n d
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McClelland
Cond large loan floated by the
4 V| ’• w ill b e e n tit le d t o h a v e th e boqdn
YOU CA N TOO
r ed ee m e d an d paid at par on N o v e m b e r
)ment during the W orld War, were up from Salem Sunday visit­
15,
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while this loan does not m ature ing relatives. They have just pu r­
in a d v a n c e o f N o v e m b e r 16, 1 9 2 7 , be
...10c
o ffered th e p r iv ile g e o f e x c h a n g in g all or
util 1942, the condition of the chased a fine modern home on North
o a r t o f t h e ir b o n d s fo r o th e r in t e r e s t -
m arket and of the Govern- l.iberty Street, near the creek.
b**aring o b lig a tio n s o f t h e U n ite d S ta te « .
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H o ld er s w h o d e s ir e t o a v a il th e m s e lv e s
ent’s finances makes it possible and
o f t h e e x c h a n g e p r iv ile g e , if and w h e n
Mrs. L. Cole entertained a number
Clairvoyant Reading
ble to call the bunds for re-
a n n o u n c e d , s h o u ld r e q u e st th e ir ban k or
of ladies Tuesday afternoon, compli­
tr u s t c o m p a n y
to
n o t ify
th e m
w hen
empti it in \ v ember.
Readings Daily
in fo r m a tio n r e g a r d in g th e e x c h a n g e otTer-
m entary to her sister, Mrs. Alma
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Combined Circulation 2250
n g is r e c e iv e d
Griffin, who has been her guest.
F u r t h e r in fo r m a tio n m a y b e o b ta in e d
$1.00
dution Passed Regard­ Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs. Earl
;1* Beaverton Enterprise, Tigard Sentinel, Multnomah j
from a n y F e d e r a l Re*e**ve Hank or b r a n c h ,
or fr o m th e C o m m iss io n e r o f t h e P u b lic
ing Historical Material Meyer, Mrs. J M. Pitman and 350J Morrison St. Room 315
D e b t, T r e a s u r y D e p a r tm e n t, W a s h in g t o n
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Press, and Aloha N ew s
f.
other neighbors were present to e n­
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North
Stage
Depot
A.
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joy
a
tempting
luncheon
and
a
social
W hereupon, on motion duly made
lie
Bet.Broadway and Park
Secretary of the Treasury.
k c o n d e d at the quarterly meet- hour.
( N o ad accepted for less than tw o lines.)
Î
Jf the Board of Directors of
PORTLAND,
O R EG O N
W ashington, May 9, 1927.
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|)reg, in Historical Society, held
Mrs. Jessie Robson and daughter
Lpril 23, 1927, it was unanimously Barbara Jean, who have been guests x--x--x~ x~x-x-x*-x-x-x~ x-x-x
Res lived that, in view of the fact of Mrs. L. S. Harding, left for
[ m u c h material of historical Seattle.
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1 and interest in the form of
m ik
WANT ADS
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OTHERS
GET RESULTS
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journals, d i a r i e a , printed
papers and state documents and
vNT
3>c
jn articles, is passing into the
Mr and Mrs. Amos Henderson
of private collectors and bc-
visited with Mr H enderson’s mother
H c n t out of the state, the resi­
d e n t s or Oregon he requested to at Oregon City Sunday
■uiicatc wi t h the Oregon His-
The junior and senior students of
II society "r an officer thcriof,
Tualatin High School held a pichic
Ibefort
■ ial; Und that the press be asked to in the F.hner P ark on the Tualatin
■ assist in placing this re [tiest in the river last Tuesday.
■ hands of the public.
Re e d College Scholarship
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BEND
Mr J Zwingli is quite ill at his
home with rheumatism.
R e e l ( o i l i g c. Portland, offers
Miss Grace Johnson of Tualatin,
eight
visited at the T. F.lsner home Sun-
$210 It ach. C' • cring tuition anti fees dav even o
for ©•
Six of tl
ships
Mr ami Mrs. H e r b e r t Eisner
high [schools outside of Oregon and were in Hillsboro W ednesday on
two h o graduates of Oregon h;^h business.
schoo i outside of P ortland
Award
will t
made by the Reed College
METZGER
facult
on the basis o f ^ l . high
schoo record; 2 testimony of those
T he W ashington County F e d e r a ­
well acquainted with the applicant;
X
*s dence
>f need for financial tion of W omans Clubs, held the
•••(St.nee in undertaking a college quarterly meeting at the Metzger
The
coursi ; 4. written work suggested Club House. Friday, May 6th
business session was held in the
by S e e d College.
TRY IT
M rs . S. C la ir
WHAT IS YOUR
Favorite Recipe?
IS IT CAKE, SOUP,
M E A T L O A F , OR
SALADS?
W e will mail a pack­
age of 3x5 filing cards
to
every
subscriber
sending in their favor­
ite recipe. These will
be published in the ro­
tation in which they are
received at our office
with the name of the
donor. Address letter
to E D IT O R , care local
paper.
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but luxury!
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Fine equipm ent
m akes stage travel as
pleasant as it is
convenien t.
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