The Beaverton enterprise., June 13, 1930, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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B e a v e r t o n e n t e r p r i s e
Mr. and Mrs. \V R, p ctch It ft for
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Mr*.
Yamhill to make their hi
who
re-
Limi.
Prm«e*t
Holland,
Germany.
Nor-
Mr. and Mr*
rtrnie Tuesday turned
Ruse
vertons entry in the
irom Hawaii recentlv
visit.d way, Denmark and Sweden, which is and Mr». J. \\ O’Rrien visit» d
recently visite
Mr. tmd Mr.-. Peckett, of Fores
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Clausson r»| 5
float
+ -H -H
ner
tuther
M.
i i, realized $/3. ‘w the
\S elter Thursday.
Mrs
Andersen's. birthplace a re-j 1’ortl.lud Sunday,
Grove have rented th . ir home. Mr
for
'* bavin- —
first prize
Pao*f'c
R*llw,y
Miss
Jean Passon entertained turn, after fort's years absence. C» o < hi Hctttie Meyer»
Pickett will work for the telep4i.ni,
is just «tef >ping on
outside of Portland. -
; it these last few days. He his
Misses Beverly Snear and Ertna wishes are with »hem
WJ
» g a t e d l an d IH
Kebekahs surprised M rs. company.
Miss Mary Y,>der of Molalla and I bought a home at Hillcrcse and Wt.
fifty
Nelson Mon db y evening to a skating
JNNY a l b e r t a
U Burner Monday evening.
Mi»s
Grace W
Mr.
and
Mrs
and
pajama
party.
Wilntot entertain,!
■
. orkman
. P®* of Corvallisi
.. , understood
h*
intends
making
Mercerau of Klamath Mr. and Mrs.
5 to $S0 p(r
,
were
week
end
housV
guest-
at
th e |u a home for his parents.
l|rs. Kuth
O. Wvss 'f Hillsdale, was a guest
M . K. Fetch tit dinner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
[j, visitf'
| Mr. and Mrs k veister are home
Friday evening.
ld;"« w *‘«r RiBbu
at the Mervvyn Hotel, of Astori» this I Hite home.
\\Yd n. - l-‘ > -
Mr and Mrs. Hearl Pomeroy and front a coupl
y e a r s t o p A y
■ t weeks vacation
Mr. and Mrs. I )ov
¡'atou Borin- arrive. 1 home from
spent sc\ -
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. daughter and Mr. and Mrs ties' trip
lent 7 per cenl q{ I
week,
after-
crai
(Hys
in
Eugene
Grav re- J- ^ Patton of
n-lieUth t>' >l,U H l a
Scott and children
of
Portland
Hienie and Herman Meyer» wo
Fairvale. on June 5. were visiting Sunday af.'frnoon at left for Eastern Oregon .» couple
f to which on* y ^ . ! ^ he will return for summer turned Tuesday.
ind Lwithout inie I
th, Struthers home.
* weeks ago returned home righ
H. R. Nelson arrived home
r»letter conunittee of the Beav- Deep River Friday evening. troni
•ge, then M year!
Mr and Mrs. L. M .Da>ies and away u» the hay would not be r, id
HITEON
of
Mrs.
flilat met at the home
family took Sunday dinner wi’Jt Mrs. to cut for a couple of vvrek- th
A lovelv1 I-ovell Danielson of Portland
L Wood Thursday.
ettlement condition,
Sophia Olson and Mable of Portland left this morning tis it i» time f,,r 1
aunt
red at the
me home
........ of
o,
Mackey.
Mrr- and Mrs. L. M Duvies had and attended the air circus at Han- to commence this week.
1 year's ^ee ust «] ^ w a S t servea
kins, airport.
Mr and Mrs. A Piazza and child
a»
-uest- Sunday evening Mrs. So-
. Beaverton members of Nydia’ Mrs. Ivy Martin has been confined
I.a
\e
rn
Scott
of
Seaview,
Wash.,
ren,
Mr. an!
Mrs. Week
eptional depth u4 ,
M r
,f Dbughters of the Nile are to her bed since Saturday with *1 1 hia, Olson, Mrs. Louisa Anderson, is -j', tiding his vacation at the C. W .-nd Mrs Wcise, all of Portland, . an.
from rock.
,e forward to a picnic which sore throat which has developed into
' Mf* Elmer Anderson and Struthers home
part of them from the Orcgonkm of
Sonn> Rankin all of Portland. Mrs
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^ j,eld ;»t Crystal Lake Park mflamatory rheumatism,
ftce.
called at the Chris Pfaffle home
OOD CLIMATE
Anderson, an aunt of Mrs. Davies,
k-aukie.
June
27.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Spear
mil
Sunday
evening and found everyon-*
beans, corn, etc,, „ J
leaves this month for Europe ac­
DURHAM
l ri Floyd I fft ' ‘"'I daughter are Mrs. Hunely and aon Jackie
dressed for work and sorting and tir­
ducts grown SUccJ ting
companied by her daughter Wilma
next week for Timber to guests of Mr. and Mr», j. \\ Si
ing asparagus for the market. They
1 grain are staple
-1'’ I tructor f Domestic Science at
L-j (he summer.
Friday evening
were
very much surprised to fin!
1 orvallis. They expect to visit Eng-
Mrs. B. C. Loop, of Redmond, Ore­ who they supposed to be Mr Pfaffle
gon, accompanieed by her daughter, to be Marie all rigged out in h e
fT OPPORTUNITY,
Mr» John Galloway, and family, of dads overalls and hat. Needless to
AND s t o c k i u i
Portland, visited with her sister, Mrs »ny they had lots of fun ab ’it tt.
ECIALLY SHEEP
James Nokew, Monday.
office.
!y more than ampler
Arthur F.llison, who had the mis­
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall, from Taft,
ince only $125 per,
fortune a couple weeks ago to have was in Fast Tigard the latter jstrt
't. schools and dna
bis jaw fractured in three places by of last week . They called on bis
No personal a»/
r. pitched ball, is attending the Ore- parents Mr and Mrs. Hall at Metz
of pai k land anil m
eon National Girard Encampment at ger, and her parents the Pfaffle- and
to $20 an >Cr,|
Clatsop.
transacted business in Portland in be
III
is. Good transpoM
Mis- Mary Yoder, of Mvdalla Ore- ,wce,‘ times.
gon, was calling on friends here
‘» ‘her Informatie,
: Tuesday.
-*h or Writ#
Mr. ur-l Mrs. Charles Vo.»lie.- an i Miss Lillian Binicele
family,
of Vancouver, Wash., acoom-
THORNTON I
Honored at Shower
.C IS
■anied
by Mr. Yoeller’s brother
ct Superintendent
from Ohio, were visiting at the home
Portland I
The approaching wedding of Miss
of Mr. and Mw». James Mokes.
Paul F.. Hedeen and family, ac­ Lillian Binkele was the inspirati >n
companied by Charles Sandberg, of for a miscellaneous shower given by
Portland, motored to Twin Rocks Mrs. R. . Niete at her beautiful
home in Ladd» Addition last Frid ty
Sunday.
Mrs. John Ochs (Grandma) had evening, June 6th. The evening was
the misfortune to fall a few days spent in sewing and ,stun'-, one of
eadache or Neuralpl
ago while in her garden, resulting in which was showering the future
[JNt
the fracture of the hip. She was bride with confetti from a rare ol I
hecks a Cold tit i
f t
taken to a Portland Hospital and satin and lace, parasol; and in open­
ecks Malaria m
placed in a cast, and is reportel get­ ing the many beautiful and useful
ting along as well as could be ex­ gifts presented by friends. Midnight
SO IN LIQUID,
pected from one at her advanced luncheon was served at a table
age. Mrs. Ochs has been afflicted beautifully decorated with Moss roses
with rheumatism for many years and rose pet^l.s and lit by two India
Covers were
and used two canes and one of Temple candelabras
laid for: Mesdames R. Gl Hedder-
these
went
down
into
a
gopher
hole
W " n
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causing her to lose her balance and ly, A. B. McMahon, H. VV. Beach,
HOLES, WEliil
Jos. Schnell, H. V. Olson, H. Da-
fall.
Communitv1 ntmter, and 11 t_. Binkele: Mis-es
The Durham-Bonita
All Coney Islands have their roller coasters but none can surpass The Oaks Park zip in action this year club
ig
___ met
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_ Friday
. . . . . . . 7 evening and i Anne Barta, Hilda and Lillian Bin
last
faster, giddier and more thrilling than ever before, its hectic steel pathway offers the greatest thrill ■ elected the following officers for
und the hostess, Mrs. R. (
earth to the patron this year. Everybody says so—and then re-ride the fool thing just to unwind the the coming year: President, Charles! Niete.
D. No. I
s zipped into one by a tour of its course.
Myers; vice-president Mrs. J. C. Ril-!
Tickets at the zip box-office this season are IS cents and if you don’t get $1.50 worth of speed in the
Mach. Co.
yt u ; secretary-treusurer J. K. Dob
cund trip, you ain t human. It
is v.vii, too, to lay in a pint bottle of Sloans' liniment in your picnic bas- son. The next meeting will be held Yamhill Loses to
,ster 2401
pt, too, before you climb aboard as those switchbacks, spinning curves end triple loops will claim your bones on the last Friday evening of June,
Hillsboro, 5 to 3
gravitation does its stuff.
It tosses you upward, scoots you down twists you this way and irons you m which will be the 27th.
>2
Jhat
and
you
enjoy
the
process.
Tito
/ip
i-
a
pin—and
we
don’t
mean
maybe.
CHEERFULLïl
Bobby Dobson has been quite sick The Yamhill baseball team wa, tie
for mort than a week with swollen | frwted on the home grounds last
glands, but is much improved.
¡Sunday by Hillsboro, w th a score NEXT TO THYNG’S CONFEC­
Nlrs. James Nokes is reported con-j of 5 to 3 Hillsboro was given the
TIONERY.
sidcrably improved the past few days victory by a two-run rally in the
Mrs. John Otter and son Rcrnard, > first half of the 11th inning. Gard-
°f Portland, made a trip to Durham ner of Yamhill showed unustnllv ^
Monday.
j KOod playing during the entire gtime.
BEAVERTON
anaoa
Special
USED
CAR
Display
A ll P r ic e s
R educed
D u r in g
6 Table
M o n th
of June
at
Co.
Stipes
Show Room
Liberal Trade in
Allowance
Fred Panck has gone to St. Mar­
tin’s hot springs for recuperation.
Fred Brakenbush is brooding over
I- *!—!•*!• -I- I* •!*-;—!*
The annu >.l picnic and chutch din-1 a thousand baby chick»,
ner of S*. »Anthony’s Hall will take
place on Sun lay, June 22nd at St
Anthonvs Hull in Tigard.
The Tigard Gtttrtgc meets the first
Monday of »afh month at 7:30 p. ,n.
and the 3rd Thursday at 10:3T) o’clock 1
MORTICIAN
in the morning.
O REG O N
BEAVERTON,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. |
DAY
OR NIGHT
W
E
SERV
E
REGARDLESS
O
FTH
E
TIM
E
L. C. Steel, of Metzger, Saturday,»
June 7th.
Dr. Marstens, of Bcav- [
erton attended Mrs. Steel.
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The Metzger Womans Hub held
1
the last meeting of the year W’ed-
neMlay, June 4th, Mrs. Cqnklin presi­
dent in the chair. Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Stearns, delegates, reported the
state convention and Mrs. Coleman
instructor at ihc Polytegnic school
gave a very interesting talk on land­
scaping of home ground.
The cook book committee hopes
to have the cook book published in
July.
Mr. and Mrs. Rinkete and daugh­
ters Lillian and Hilda motored te
McMinnville to enjoy Sunday dinner
with Mr. ttnd Mrs. H Morgan i f
that city. Mr. Morgan is president
of the McMinnville-Portland Truck
Line. The afternoon was spent sight­
seeing and in the evening the wh de
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party attended the cocnmencement
The Very Latest Ringlette
exercises of Linnfield College.
Mrs. Paul Wahl will have charge
Permanent Wave
of the Poilyann Tea Room at Can­
non Beach, for the Mtmmer mon'hs
Croquignole Wind
She would be bappy to have her
friend* call and see her.
Ringlet Ends
A dinner has been planned fo r;
Tuesday, June 17th at the Metzger
Specials for One Month
club home, for the benefit of
The new Ringlette Push Wave is the Quickest and Most Com-
*hr Metzger Boy Scout troop No.
253. Dinner will be served from 6 to
f'.rtablc P n w m t W svi Obtainabli
J.
F p. m. and will be followed by an
ROSE
DARTT
PERMANENT
WAVE
SHOP
t
entertainment and a demonstration
301 STOCK EXCHANGE
AT « M Ï
of Scout activities
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We make 2 Deliveries a day
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Alvin Pfaffle who has been em­
ployed at landscape gardening In |(
Portland for the past five year*, ha»l'
had a promotion. Mr Schafala, hiv-
employer, who is leaving for France,
soon, on a visit, ha* left Alvin in |
charge over the other five men while j
he is abroad. Alvin is a »on of Mr
and Mrs. Fred I faffle of this neigh |
b<'rhood and rooms and boards w<ih j
his aunt Mrs. Sparr in Portland.
Mr and Mrs O’Brien enjoyed i 1
visit from her siMer, Mrs. Stephen*
r ,f Hyslop Hall and Mrs Niles of j
Piedmont, both of Portland.
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