THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
v w .w .v .v .v m v .v .v .v .
.. a a
HARDWARE
!•
^
Plumbing and Heating
F. W. BISHOP
Í
Phone 2003
Beaverton,
Ï
.■ A V A W W .V .S W .V .S W .V .
C. w . NOYES
ATTORNEY
Collections—All
AT
LAW
kinds—Insurance
Beaverton, Oregon.
iO U S E fi
B ARNES NEIGHBORHOOD Ins age, hm we presume it to b«
---------
somewhere between 19 and 35.
r lotessional Cards
Mr. C hin (. how
and
daughter.
---------
;t'!! 5 « ; s " » 1 «
» S #A«5< S = a # s S s a La Lun, were business callers in
T he \ \
O \\
held its m onthly
h
r c e . “
M c A l e a r &
u a d
* peters
Portland last Saturday Mr Chin dance at the Club House, Saturday,
c how is a gardener on the Jenkins \|a> 7.
A ttorneys-at-L aw
' -
L pstairs, Shute Savings llsmk Bldg place. T he early onions, asparagus.
and rhubarb is ready for market
The Ladies C lub is planning a
Hillsboro, Oregon.
now
His place is one of the quilt auction at its next meeting
largest truck gardens this side of
.TH O S. H. T O N G U E . J R .
Portland.
Several acres are now
M rf Ho,Ungswwrth spent the week
A ttorney-at-L aw —N otary Public
white with straw berry blossoms a n d | en(1 wlth h t r family
p ortland.
a young garden produce of nearly
Office, Commercial Building
all varieties is up
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Byron Britch was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. O tto Berg, front George Mann over the week-end.
p
.
,
A.RlC«&a;a « n «.».ate*
i
1
r» .
n
ftUOOdB Portland, were Sunday callers at thf
C aptain McNelly is busy pulveriz-
Harold Nixon home on M o th e r’s
Lodge D irectory
i,ay They were accompanied by ' n ^ W ashington County clay, p re ­
paratory to planting alfalfa.
K a !! •-! li a U I! :: a « 11 » g u K ¡1 a tfs « tt h ’ j L h . x . tw o sons, F red and O tto.
Veterinary
DR. S. SORENSEN
V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEON
Beaverton, Oregon.
!0
Friday at the Aloha Bakery. Mis'«
A P P O I N T E D C H A I R MA N
lean has been w atching every day
Appointment of William Poulson,
ior the capsule in the brea.l r v r
of the Beaverton high school fac­
* •» « the prizes were announced
ulty, as W ashington county chair­
—
man of the Cireater Oregon C'lub fur
the 1927 summer sessions of the
l niversity of Oregon was announce I
on the c a m p u s .
Mr.
Pouts, u
was graduated from the Lmiversii
of Oregon in 1925, with the degree
of bachelor of science. Both as an
alumnus and a teacher he has been
interested in the greater summer
Everyone Should Patronize sessions planned for this year by
This Affair and help se»d president Arnold Bennett Hall
CAFETERIA LUNCHEON
ON MAT 20
3 Boys or Girls to the
.
BEAVER
Licensed G raduate
,
Mrs. C'hin was a S aturday a f te r ­ j Mr. and Mrs. CTithero, of Yakima,
noon caller at the J. 1), l'rachsel ve ile d during the past week with
home.
their daughter, Mrs. William Kooi-
stra, Jr.
Among the S u n d a y
afternoon
guests at the W. T. I.ehtiherr hom e' Mr. and Mrs. Mann were theatre
>«> Huber, were Dr. 1 E. B a rre tt guests of Mr. W aterhouse, of Pase-
and Mr. and Mrs J. I>. Trachsel dena. Mr Mann is keenly interested
and daughters, Clara, Beraice and ¡n the W aterhouse Traffic Signals
Esther.
j they hope to install in the city of
P. rtland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kinnev
Miss C lara
Trachsel visited Sun- a „d
Neppage Kiimgy, of Portland
day at Huber
with the Misses Vfcda vvtre also guests.
Bous, Ellinor
Norcross, and Gather-
-
the Lehnherr.
,,
,
On lu e sd a y evening, May 10th
. . . . . .
, ,
Tw o of the Barnes pupils, Robert V , , v , i , °
* n '.l 'i .e - " 'i. .!. ’
, . • ,■ , .
, v.
Auxiliary.
A fter a lengthy discus-
and Cur bs Johnson, plaved with the
,
,
.
, Cedar
■ ,
vi 11
i>
c
. -r
-
1
serve
Mills
Boy Scout
4 earn
last , sion , .. as . to what , , they would
,
c . 1
.
,
__
and if they would serve, a dinner in
Sunday. They played a game with ,
/
. . .
,
1 ,
i.
.
r the near future,
and the heated dis-
Mr C o w a rd s boy
boy scout
scout team
team of
.
cussiott as to the deletability of
Huber
The score was 19 to 15 in rabbit, it was finally decided to do
favor of C edar Mills
a little more thorough canvassing of
--------
,,
.
.(a p p e tite s and definite plans were
Mrs Cecelia Sp.es was a guest of k>ft with the ailxiliary> wh(, aRrct.d
Mrs. H arold Nixon on M a h e r 's to a vari
of meats and
set a
Day. She came up from Kelso to , tf so|ne|ime
in June.
visit with her three daughters, Ce­
•Xdvertisenient will be printed in
celia, Marion and Shirley.
this paper.
LODGE
No. 100. A. F. & A. M
Meets first and third T hursdays of
each m onth by order of E. W.
W oodruff, W . M , W . H. Boyd, secy.
SUMMER SCHOOL
O. A. C.
The Outside Public judges a Com-
munity by the liberality with which
it subscribes for and advertises in its
local paper. You have no excuse
‘Good E a ts” are
Promised—Don’t that will stand the test of good busi­
ness judgment.
Forget the Date—Come out and
Help the Young People
Ordered Nice
New Show Case
Does your boy or girl w ant to go
to the summer school at the Oregon
BEAVER CHAPTER
State Agricultural C ollege ?
T hen
The Aloha Bakery ordered a nice
• * * •
help them by coming to the C afe- new show case ami wrapping counter
No. 10«. O. E. S.
teria lunch at the school house, 1 Tuesday for their new shop in the
Meets
second
and
at Aloha, May 21).
Schilling building
fourth W ednesday of
If $45 is cleareir at this time three
4'heir business has increased rapid-
each month.
boys or girls can a tte nd the entire lv during the past two months atul
i n K «.Y ì l a r i
T O LOAN ON
V erna I.. Huntley, W o rth y Matron.
session of school.
T he clubs have if this continues they will be com-
GOOD S E C U R IT Y
I Finishingl
Jessie Pharis. Secretary.
already emm^k money on hand to pelled to add another baker soon.
send three pupils but would like
( ard party and 500 the third
E. E. SWENSON,
to
send three more.
Ft ini ¡1 ¡*.«en x n.ajt git s ;::XW8CROT k IKIWMK
Wednesday \ isitors welcome.
Real Estate.
T h e re arc many courses tn
11 ,he Ckurck ami Sunday J School.
school that will help the young
Beaver Grange, No. 324, meets the
P«opl*—seed propaganda, gas engine- it.« »
A.«,**«-« k . k * Æ» «IW«« m x *
second Saturday of each month. B. C.
ering course, vegetable planting, stock
BF.THEL CO N G RE G A T IO N A L .
Drtiny, master, Miss Ruby Boyd, sec-
judging, cookery, home making, home
retary.
decorating, etc. Give the boys and
Sunday school at 9 45 a. m.
Finger W aving
girls a chance, train their hands and
Morning worship at II a. m.
rtland, Or
minds in some vocation so that they
Marcelling
Beaverton city council meets first
will
be
a
credit
to
you,
to
the
1
Junior
and Intermediate Christian
Shampooing
Monday of each month.
school and our country when they ] Endeavor 0:45 p. tn.
kinds of beauty work.
T here are too many
Evening worship, 7 :45 p. m.
The C'lub voted in as much as are grown.
Beaverton Chamber of Commerce
H erbert Trachsel, from McKinley
WM l inger W aving E xpert Will Be
young people rushing to the big
Geo. N. Taylor, pastor.
t
benefited
the
boys
and
girls,
to
meets
second
Tuesday
in
each
month.
school
spent the w eek-end at the
- i nnn .
, .
11 e re Every Thursday.
cities when they could earn a better
---------------------------------------------------------- I D Trachsel home visiting the lun? . over
<r e n t Jr‘>ce,ved %,for living by staying in the home com­
cooking
dem onstrations)
to
Mrs
M. E. C H U RCH .
M odern W oodm an of American, children there.
Mack, teacher at school, for the munity and taking advantage of con­
ditions
there.
Sunday
school at 10 a m.
Silverleaf camp, meets the first S a t­
Mr. and Mrs. Max Berg .from boys and girls clubs.
Public worship, 11 a. tn.
Don’t forget the d a te —May 21)
urday and third Tuesday of the Astoria, were v i s i t i n g with Mr
t.
W. I. NOYES
i month.
I Conte out
and
help
the young
Epwortli League at 6:30 p. m.
Berg’s sister, Mrs. H arold Nixon,
ALOHA
SCHOOL
NOTES
people.
Evening
worship at 7 :30 p. tn.
P L U M B IN G and H E A T IN G
£
Sunday.
(Beatrice Payne, E ditor )
_
---- -
A
cordial
invitation is extended to
Always
on
the
job.
£
53 Sandv
_____
A L O H A D AIRY MAN V IS IT S IN you to come and join us in these
B ear erton I. U. O. F. No. 252
I
Phone
T
igard
552
or
Beaverton
¡»
Mr.
N.
P.
Johnson
of
this
com
­
69 Division
every Monday night at their munity left Friday for G earheart.
There will be a party at the home
T IG A R D
seasons of worship and a warm wel­
03-33
£ meets
« N. 23rd St
hall in Beaverton.
Hugh Lewi s N Mr. Johnson has contract w ork here of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kinnaman, I
---------
come awaits you.
Beaverton,
Oregon
»J
ÌS7 HuvvthorJ
(1
W
heeler,
Secretary.
G., Te
Mr. and Mrs. Lon K inneman and
for the construction of Beach homes Friday, May 13, at 8 o’clock p. m.
W. Edwin Ingalls, pastor.
fnrkv.% v.v.v.v.w .v«v6vw s’u‘-
fur the eighth grade pupils of the family of Aloha, visited Mr. Kin-
He will return each week-end.
-- -----------------------------------------------------
Aloha-Huber schools and Mr. Lehn- netnan’i aunt, Mrs. E. L. Kinneman,
ST. CECILIA CHURCH.
Beavierton Rebekah Club No. 248
MkUI
I of Tigard, last Saturday.
Mr. Jacob Jenne returned S a tu r ­ ^ err-
Rev. J. M. O ’Niell, pastor.
meets 1st and last Tuesday of each day from the Emanual hospital in
Mr. Kinneman has
__ „ a wonderful
___ _....
REGUN
SANITARY MARKET * month. M rs. Frances E. Rogers, Portland. H e was taken to P o r t ­ The Girl Scouts of Aloha, went herd of Guernsey cows in his dairy ■M,n<*av masses, 7 45 and 10 a tn.
F red K norr, Prop.
.%
I W eek-day
''
“ mass 8:20 a. nt
N. G., Mrs. Rose Stevens Secretary. land E aster Sunday and operated on a hike past Reedville Friday, May j
6.
They had a weiner roast and ' Our advertisers are w orthy of your ^ ‘Ourtlay
and
confessions,
4:30
ig, Alteration
on for appendicitis.
MEATS
7 :30 p. nt.
toasted marshmallows.
support. Patronize them.
ng and Dyisn
Phone 0265
Beaverton * v .-. v . v . v . v a v . v . v . v . v . v . v
Among the callers at the Jacob. .
. . .
.
.
.....
- - • Joyce
Antrim, Louise
W hitmer,
( • • J 'X 'W 'v v v 'X ’^ ' X - X ' v v v v v v v v v ,«
C H U R C H O F T H E NAZARENE.
. ..
Vena Allison, Alma Sullivan, Paul-
DR. A. E. WILSON
Shearer, Mr. Miller, Mr and Mrs
A. C. ALLEN
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
ine Kinnaman, Bruno Leskela, George j
J. Cook, Mrl and Mrs. Chas Jenne
‘‘Present C ity A tto rn e y ”
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Mann, are finishing the eighth grade
Optometrist
and family, Mr. Lehman and Mr.
Offie« 712 Swetland Bldg
v
v "i-x* v 'X - x - i'v v
<•
*■
P re-prayer services at 7 p. m.
this year, aft er starting here in the
and Mrs. H. W irth and family. The
General Practica
::: ■:
first grade.
Mid-week prayer meeting on W ed-
neighbors are glad to have Mr.
PO
R
T
L
A
N
D
,
OREG
O
N
VINSON’S
|
nesday
at 7 :30 p m.
Fine Repairing and
Jenne back again and they hope
State examinations will be taken
that
he
will
soon
recover
from
his'
by the 8th grade pupils of the XXX*X**XXX~>X,X “XXXX*-X>*XXX*
ELECTRIC
O ptical W ork a
recent operation
H e is home, but A|o h a .H u b e r school", M a y ' " « - » ,
CHURCH OF CHRIST
SKATING RINK
not able to be about yet.
Specialty.
Contracting
v
9:45 a. tn.—Bible school
NOW OPEN
Mrs. Boren has been ill and was y
House W iring
X \
J
Paul W’irth, one of the Beaverton
11 a. nt. —Morning worship.
7:30 to 9:30 p. m.
•I* "• Box 367.
Beaverton, Or. J high school seniors, climbed Larch
t° (be hospital Sunday, M a y i X
7
p. tn.—Young People's meeting.
Lighting Fixtures
WM. M A ST E R S
X V. . . . . . . „ ........................... -jr Mountain with the class They left '»*• She is recovering and will be £
8 p m.—Evangelistic service.
Silver Star Inn
Cesserai Electric Installation. f ..................... ................. ................................... here about seven a m. S aturday a»>le to come home Saturday, May 7. X
J. Frank Cunningham, minister.
X -X 'X M 'X 'X -W -K 'X 'X 'X -X " :" '
and returned home Sunday afternoon
Phone Beaverton 5155
_____
Melvin Leshner has been absent
I
T
he
8th
grade
class
of
Barnes
from
school about three
weeks on
Beaverton .Oregon.
♦**
.% SS% \% S% W .\V .\Y .\SSB
.W bY.% W .V W .SSSW W % V\W .
school
are
anxiously
awaiting
the
account
of
illness.
He
will
not
return
BEAVERTON
'; m H “X „ !";..!.X "X , x ,, h x X ">
i State test this week end. They are again this term.
jfc
PHARMACY
Y reviewing all subjects. T he memory
--------
.(. *vork in poems has been especially
D orothy Stephens of Huber, left
y w .v
¡ » « ■■■■■■«■i
J. E. H A T C H , Prop.
interesting.
Among those commit- for Battle Ground, Wa s h , Thursday,
■" Z
Beaverton, Oregon.
ted were ‘‘Love of Country, T he M a y 5.
*■ X -S X 'X 'X X 'X 'X K 'X ^ -K -M -S X “!' Quality of Mercy, O pportunity Bugle
^
O Captain, My Captain, T he Beat-
T h e eighth grade held a class
Battery Charging
------ 1 ------- 1 1 - J- —■ ------- --
------- utudes Beautiful W illam ette and L* meeting in their room Monday and
if
Envoi.”
All
oth e r clasaes have decided our class colors should be
Acetylene Welding
% IT IS ONLY ON T H E BASIS O F memorized the grade requirement in
silver
and
blue.
T he ‘president, 1
Accessories
£ C O N F ID E N C E AND T R U S T T H A T poetry too.
Louise Hawley picket) out committees
Creasing Cas
■I YOU CAN BU ILD U P B U S IN E S S
_
_ "
’
P _ which are as follows: Social com­
Mr. Roy Herst and father, E. E. mittee,
V ‘DAY and NIGHT SERVICE %
W inifred
Thomas,
Louise,
5
Berst, were business callers in Port- W hitm er, Joyce Antrim, Vera Will !
I t is only 0 1 th e basis of Confi- ■I
land Saturday
oughby,
Pauline Kinnaman
Song
Idence and tru st tha t you can build
OREGON
com m ittee: V era Willoughby, Alma ¡r ALOMA,
■ tip business.
i
Mr. and Mrs. John Barry and Sullivan. W ayne Barber, and
Earle 5
EXPERT
R E PA IR IN G
$
family, John, Francis, Mildred and Jackson
M otto committee:
Gladys V .V A V W A W A V V V .V /A V ., .V iV A V .V ., A ,A V .W A Y 2 A V A V .
iI N V .V .V .V V W .'.W .’.V .V .V .V
Charles, spent Sunday with a daught Sellers, Beatrice Payne, James Sun
«■*, Mrs. J. W . Snyder.
onto», and W alter, Stickney.
W e have not decided what our
. v . v . v . v . ,. , . ,. ,. , ., . ,. v . v . v . v .
Mr. \ on Buren s p e n t Friday class flowers would be as we are
evening at t he J. D. T rachse home not sure what flowers will be out
MAPES & SON
— "
at the time of graduation.
We
Billiard Parlors
Mr and Mrs W illiam McCallem surely want to make our graduation
and children, except Edward, visited, exercises a big success.
MORTICIAN
Sunday with Mr. McCalletn’s father
OREGON
BEAVERTON
at Cornelius
P h o n e s: Office Beaverton 0540
Farm Residence, Hillsboro 3K25
I
$5000
Sorts
peci.ity
‘The B eau ty Box
• $1.00
II
?
“ I
Marsh’s Garage
The Aloha Meat Market
f
Where you Buy QUALITY MEAT
at REASONABLE PRICES
W. E. PEGG
/W hy noi
enjoy a d d e d
comfort, sa fety
pleasure an d
convenience
thtoüÿ
tele?VK,lv¿
Jn A att
w
;
Sixth Grade
Among the young folks front < b i / V \ / « n f- f n ( ' U r. m n r «p rr
play with the VV C 1 U L U
JJU C g
nei ■ighborhood who
Bethany church orchestra, are the
Trachsel
children
Bernice
plays, 22 out o i the jo fntfT1bers of the
piano, John and < iara, \ lolin, Dave Hixth grade of the Aloha school at-
and George, Horns.
tended Pioneer day, Saturday, at
This orchestra is under the dtrec- i hampcog P a ik They also visited
tion of Theo
during the sun:-
McLaughlin home in Oregon
mer vacaiton. They are doing fine,
work for a new orchestra.
.
. ___ ..
T hrough the courtesy of two di-
“
rectors and two friends, Mr. and
b U B E R NOTES
M ri L. Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. A
Several new girls have joined the M ontgom ery and Mrs. E. K latt and
W e La Go Na Camp Fire
Regular Mr M Hickey, who took a number
m eeting was held at the C lub House, of ih * scholars in their cars, a very
Mas 10th
pleasant day was enjoyed at the
l>ark
Mrs Mack took part of the
I crowd aboard the Beaver and they
/''V
fp
1
■
Aloha Bakery
J. F. MAXFIELD, Prop.
PIES, CAKES. ROLLS and BREAD
Baked Fresh Every Day
WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS.
Y.V.Y.Y.Y.V.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.V.Y.Y.Y.V.Y.Y.Y.V.Y.Y.Y.V.'."
AV
'•*
SSS ‘.r .........t : i Mission Bell Service Station
Summer Camp Rally
Tb* d * " bas been studying Ore
to be held in the Lincoln High K,,n history.
School Auditorium on May 19.
T he class and teacher wish to
thank those who made this trip
Beaverton H i g h
School Juniors P ^ ' b l c through use of their cars *
held their Prom in the Huber ( lub
---------------------
«C
House on Friday May 6
JE A N SCHILLING WINS CAKE ÿ
Will alter,(I th.
uregon I elepnone
Company
‘.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.Y.V.Y.V.V.V.V.V.V.Y.V.Y.V.V.V.Y.
BATTERY CHARGING
i:
Shell-U nion-Ethy 1
!
I
Little Jean Schilling, 4 year old
Mr
T atterson
had
a
birthday daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles
Tue* lay, 10th
H«, did not reveal Schilling was the winner of the cake
*
-
• j
Try our free air service— W e put it in for you.
W
M
Y .W .W .V .Y .Y .V .V