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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1932)
r ie » B U lv m o N « FRIDAY. JULY ». I » » KNTKKI'KI n II T3S laround we drove up to a fine big the Studio Barber Shop. Monday at the home of Mrs. Sarah Correspondence filling station In Whittier, and Bud Mrs. Otto Bertsch and daughter Bu ner. Mis. a aunt. Hunter greeted ua. John w h s out Donna . Rae of Portland la apt nding _ . Mr. and Mrs. John Gray relumed i B *.v*rton Oreeon Julv 6 1932 at the time. The boys have one of W U k i Ind !rom S *'ruuy V * “ “ ** IEd,tor B..v«i.oi> E nt.rpri.. tho best equipped and handy sta- F r .d c c T \T *’ 1 01 to * * “ “ ” J an w ,,ip. and M fioni ._ . Walker for a few days and aided Eli* e " huworth accompan ¡unces having made inquiries abou, appearances are getting more than in the celebration of her 84th ‘®d lhe Tra‘U C‘ ub l° B,iKh'enbush my reCent trip to California, I write th. ii ¡hare of business We mad« meeting. The work has been ac birthday METHODIST ( III Itt ll Friday Many other ° n d camping trip over the week these lines hoping It may be of in attempt to call on our old friend cumulating and help is needed. Geo. F. Gordon, Minister guests called during the day to end ho,iday*’ Th**e ,were A mem te»cst to some of your readers. ¡-Bub' Kennedy and Johnny Chilton. The daily Bible school held in. the day bers in the * group and ‘ “ report an ex Services in the Methodist church On Monday, June 6 th a. 6 a. m. former Beaverton residents. but pay their respects to Mrs. Walker ' .. .,__ on Sunday will consist of Bible Methodist Church has attracted a Mrs. Hedge and I. with Van Brown ihiu error in addess missed ¡hem Dinner guests of Mrs. M. C. Me- * le’ school at 10 o’clock, followed by i large number of boys and girls. A Kercher on the 4th were Mr. and Mrg Mary Fluke went to Verno-jat the wheel, left Beaverton, arriv- i tuund Robert Kennedy all right in worship service fiom 11 o’clock to very innstructive as well as enj°y Mrs. G. A Gilmore and daughter uia last Thursday evening to spend I ing at Grants Pass about 5 p. m. River -ide, but when he answered 12. The sermon subject will be “ Be able time is spent there. Don’t for- I Elizabeth, and Ivan Sutton all of 11 days visitinK “ <?«■ daughter Next day we arrived at my daugh- dooi-bell I quickly saw he was not hold the sower goes forth to sow” I get the hours 9 to 12 each week Portland. Mrs. Clifford Bergerson at thatjters home, Chico, Calif., after a mos. the Robert Kennedy I knew in This message will deal with the day except Saturday, I The officers of Beaver chapter O. Place- pleasant trip Put in about a week Beaverton long ago. however I got kind of seed being planted in na- ■ E. S. and their husbands and wives, i Archie Masters and Chas. Fry sight-seeing around Chico, then left to see a lot more of Southern tional life and the harvest to fol are being entertained at Boyds Park went to the Deschutes River fishing Mrs. Hedge with daughter Zola and California. Spent one day in trip to CIIURC1I OF TIIK NAZARENE low. It will be a real eye opener, j Miss Ava S. Adams, Minister this Friday afternoon. Hostesses foi Saturday. They returned Sunday Van and I moved on. stopping for Catalina Islands and from the and no one can afford to be asleep, the occasion are _________ Mesdames ____ J. S. (»wing to the severe winds. short call a. home of an old frlenu, glass bottomed boats viewed the Phone 10903 in times like these. American in- Sunday School at 9 45 Mrs.Flora Felsher, R. B. Denny, S. B. la w - Mrs. Mary Evans Earl and Lilly " ra*ter Harris in Sacramento, thence many fish and submarine gardens itutions and Ideals an being ■" ( Williams supt. Classes for all ages rence and Eunice Murray. Evans and Ronald Whitworth drove cn to bo,ne °* daughter Marjory, which was an interesting signt to tacked by a great enemy and Morning worship at eleven o’clock., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprague and to Lake Lytle Monday, where they in Alameda- Next day we made Dig me. Did not get seasick ana en- r- ed to know what is going on be sermon by the pastor "The Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Omstead spent will spend the summer in the Evans d, ive to Los Ank'p^ 3- arriving at my joy» J rip immensely. Catalina !a hind the scenes. Come to the ser the Holy Spirit.” Young People's the week end at Taft. cottage. Mr Evans returned the daughters home, Ostie, about 8:30. about 30 miles off shore and two vices Sunday and meet the new meeting at seven o’clock. Evening Mr. and Mrs. Francis Livermore same evening accompanied by Mrs 1 had no idea of th‘‘ ininlensi V of hours ride. After 8 days spent see- minister and his family; lets fill the service at eight. Sermon by the and daughter spent the week end Edward Boring, who has spent sev lj°* Angeles until I began to drive ing very small part of Los Angeles church and surprise the natives. ¡over the city. If Portland would We went back to my daughters in pastor. "The New Birth” Duet by visiting the various resorts. ¡cral weeks at the coast. Midweek services on Wednesday take in Forest Grove, Oregon City, Alameda. On morning of June 2"th Miss Esther Porter and Mias Alma j Mrs. Mary Stover of San Fran-1 8 o ’clock, Bible study and prayer r « Herr “The End of the Road” Ulus-j cisco, Calif., is spending a few days' had * house Untied Gresham and Vancouver I doubt i f , we again headpd north, crossing service. tratod with a chalk drawing by with Mrs. Joe Keller. other chan e ° U** h rvPain 1 *“ ,u It would equal Los Angeles in ter- San Francisco Bay from Richmond Miss Willyla Bushnell. Midweek j Mrs. Walter Scott spent Thursday ° * ° an^eS tna *' ritory or population. I called at to San Quentin, thence north thru CHRISTIAN CHURCH prayer services Wednesday evening visiting friends in Astoria. j ^ Spear returned to Izctour- home of our old townsman Frank Eureka and Ciescent City, Marsh- G. W. Springer, Pastor at eight o'clock. t A large gathering of relatives en e‘te where he is employed Dietsch and found him just liber- field to Salmon river cut off top- There will be the regular services _________________ joyed a picnic dinner at the home »Pending the past week visit- ated from his school. He has been ping few minutes with Fred Knorr next Sunday both morning and ev of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawley at *n*\ his folk"’ , teaching as substitute in day school the Beaverton butcher, arriving CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ening. Sunday School is at 9.45 Tigard on the 4th. Guests Included F,ed Suver of Seattle. visited and regular teacher in night school home Thursday evening 5 15, June Rev. Charles F. Clarke, Pastor and don't forget the contest with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hawley and with hls mother Mrs Hettie Suver In Pasadena. He has his contract 30 .h. The trip thru the big Red At 11 o’clock next Sunday the|; Hillsboro. Due to the holiday last daughters Evelyn and Henrietta ° n Lotnbard Street several days for night school with what seems wood forests can’t be described. M ____ ____ 0 * * 1 t hi a uroolr ' ____ 1 ______ _ *. _ m week the attendance dropped below pastor will preach on "The Spirit of this week. . good prospect for position as regu- j w e saw lots of fine country and average, if the proper effort is put Youth”. There will be a Commis-|Mr and Mra Harry Smith and Mr. and Mrs I. R. Metzler are iar day teacher In L. A., but since çootl looking towns, but best of all forth we should be able to regain sloning Service for the delegates to daughter Joyann, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- having their house undergoing re- there are about 8000 idle teachers in was found when we entered Wash- next Sunday that which we lost the Young People's Conference at Cumsey and daughters Virginia pairs, while they are attending U. southern California, he will feel ington County and Beaverton, Miss Ru h Denny. and Patricla’ Portland, Mrs. Mail- Sunday. The morning worship is Hillockburn. of O. Summer school at Eugene. better when he gets his contract. C. E. HEDGE at 11 o’clock. Christian Endeavor Miss Henrietta Hawley and Miss in*’ Portland* a"d Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross went to Frank has been doing quiie well In are the delegates at 7 o'clock. It Is necessary that a ; Alene Boswell _ _ _ _ ___ „ ____ Ro*er Hawley a«d Lois Jean and Centralla Saturday to spend the being able to fill two jobs at once, j - .V W .W .V .'.V A W .'.W A business meeting be called at 6:30, At 8 p. m. there will be a special Bof»er Jf- 4th visiting relatives at that place. Family look well and healthy, with before the prayer meeting service, service for the members of the Odd New stringers were placed under They ^ ^ returned , » , ulucu late lal*. Monday muuuay evening, i,-vriiiiii; children tanned brown as a berry. \ See Window Display Tills is for the election of officers ! Fellows, Rebekahs and their friends ,hp Deaverton depot and the plat- Mr and Mrs Essex Marsh and Frank now is required to put in 6 The Bible form repaired this week. a nd everyone should be present. j everyone is invited son Jack and Morris Williams were weeks in teachers summer school , Georgia Belle Kamberger Is The evening service s at 8 o clock school meets at 9 45 and * rs I • “ R “ In * „t Seaside week . end » h and „„a after which . . . he . _ may make . . . _ ,, .. the C. £. , Fi,irene * with Prof — and M «»aside for ior the tne weex trip to The sisterhood urges that ae at 7 p. m. Prayer meetings Wed r n w” h r-ror ana M r s . 1 . K Monday. Beaverton. In my wandering ! Many ladies us possible attend Its i nesdays at 8 p 111 . T h° are a,te^ nin5 ^he 8Um'| o U8 Desinger and Henry Nelson' mer session at the U o f O. I------. . - . . ::r — " : S Y . Y . '. Y . V . V . V . Y . V . V . V . V , T. J. Allen rushed to Los An- 8p€nt 4 tJ? ° ‘ J,uly ho‘iday8 ' 4 » of the ‘" S ™ u . / They report v/as a guest of Miss Catherine geles this week on word good luck but lots of rain. serious Illness of his son's wife Mrs. Beach for the past week Mrs. J Joe v. a 11 ah I , M Mr. r . a and M o e _ K Keller e lle r re J t . M. A lle n . . n a _ r8 - Dr. Boyd Sprague is returning _ , , . . . . turned from Seaside Tuesday where Friends will be happy to hear ,, „ . . , , J horn« Friday from a two weeks Mrs. Keller had spent the past ten that Leland Shaw is recuperating , ,, „ K ^ •' trip to S..n Francisco und other ... - ., . days. Mr. Keller going to the coast rapidly from his recent illness. . . . .... ., ¡No dru^ or surgery used in California cities. Rhoda Thyng has been visiting' " , ° ay vaca iom , . . Beaverton, Oregon, July 8 Wm Rev. anu Mrs. Gordon and two with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barlow in , Mru and Mrs- Ben and this m o d e m p a illleS S t l 'c a t - Cazelen owner of the deep sea ¡daughter, spent the holidays at . r c” • r ! children of Portland, have moved Pnr(|.nj ............. .. ,0, . Washington, „*„.,¡> "« 11 for Smus mfect.oi» fishiP" craft tnat capsized July 4th t 0 Peavtrton. Rev. Gordon is the 8 - Tillamook, lived ut Beaverton at npw minister for the Methodist days of Mr. und Mrs. Karl Munthe. relatives. Results are immediate Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miller and one time. | church and preached his first ser- Miss Henrietta Hawley has re-, . . . . . . No Charge for Consultation ^ son Jack went ot Seaside Wednes George Hinder, son of Mr. and mon ir the church Sunday. turned from Eugene where Mrs. llaivey Hinder, who had his Mrs. Wm. Brown (Dorothy Rors) spent a month with friends and day . .. to spend the rest of the week back broken while swimming in of Forest Grove, visited friends in for Dorothy Lehrman, aged 18 years a 16 0088 C1 Y- (.ales Creek at Balm Grove, about Beaverton Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hayes, of T h e 1 142 Broadway at Alder a month ago. Is in a very serious Mp ^ Mnj Mr aml Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. C. W Advertising in this paper will BE. 6797 «ond.t.on at the hospital at Oregon Mnfc Robt Summers. Mr. and Mrs Hayes of Raymond, visited their I br,n® Kood on money V .W . V / ., .V .V .V .‘.- .v ..- « v .v .- , ;Guy McCormick and Mrs. Ruby mother Mrs. Hayes and sister Mrs. | '“ vested. Mrs Opal Sutton and duughter, Boyd were a Jolly party who spent Geo. Brown and family over the 4 th of July. Hobby, of Cuthiamet, Washington, week end at Yachats. V V V v v V V ’ !* V > v V •'.*•!* V V v v V *!• V ’ ! * v "I* * r Lynn Hughes has rented the J. 3» spent fror.i Friday of last week to Mrs. Fred Omstead and daugh- + Wednesday ns the house guest of ter Ortrude, of Portland, and the Smith house on Watson street thru P. M. Madden. M n. M. C. M Kercher. Misses Vivian and Dorothy Harris The Reisland house on Franklin ] + Mr. mid Mrs. J. C. Anderson of of Sacramento, Calif., spent Thurs- street is now being occupied by Portland, patents of Mrs. Walter day visiting Mrs. J. W. Sprague. Van Klei k, accompanied Mr. and A silver tea was held in the Jerry Berry. t Secretary of State Hal Hoss and T Mrs. Vaii K in k to Hillsboro for Methodist church Wednesday after- •’I* the tth of July celebration. noon. The Misses Beamish’s were wife visited Sunday at the Me- . . *:• Closkey home. *!* Mrs. Opal Sutton oi Cathlamet, hostesses. A large group of ladies Mrs. Mapes is improving from a *1* *!• Washington, was a luncheon guest were In attendance. Billy Wood has been confined to late Illness. of Mrs. O. J. Fielman Tuesday. The Dewey Drorbaugh family, to . Mr. und Mrs. Carl Buchanan were his liome with a bad cold and la- gether with the H Kyle family of;^ * grtp- at the coast over the week end. I.elanil Shaw who has been con- Portland spent the week end at the MI m Billy Woodruff of Tacoma. f ,ned to the Portland Medical hos- coast. I pltal for some much lm- •I* Fay Ixmise Posson, Mrs. Cleland | proved in health and expects to Mrs. Thyng and Mrs Posson ehaper-1. . + return to his home the last of the oned a happy crowd of young folks on •• | week. a picnic at Roumers Rest Thursday • • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barlow of of this week. | Portland, were visitors of the Geo. The Kicliey family enjoyed (he T Thyng home Thursday evening. holiday^ at the coast 1000 Business Cards, 2x3V2. $1.75 Mr and Mrs. Walter Harris and The Oddfellows and Rebekahs Will 14* daughters Vivian and Dorothy of 1000 63/i Window Envelopes $3.95 ¡Sacramento, Calif., left for their worship with the Congregational Open for Business 1 home Thursday morning after Church next Sunday evening at 8 T 1000 6% Envelopes, 3 5-8x6V2........................... $2.95 o’clock and they invite every one to * * ¡spending the past week visiting Popular Prices relatives in Carlton and Beaverton. come. The sermon will be preached . . 1000 l/ 2 size Letterheads, 5I/ 2x81/ 2 - $2 95 •• | Mrs. Cora Weatherall o f Baker, by the pastor Rev. C. F. Clarke. Margaret Melendy Otto Erickson took a crew o f • • I Oregon, spent the week end visit 1000 Full Letterheads 8V2x l l .................. ..... $3.95 men to his farm at Banks Saturday • • ing her mother Mrs. Ncwinan. Beaverton 7803 Miss Margaret Melendy of Fort- to bail hi* crop of hay. He has 1000 Professional Statements, 4 i / 2 x 51 / 2........ $2.95 i land, has opened a beauty parlor In about 100 tons. Harrison Brothers of Progress, . . 1000 Prescription Blanks, XVz^Vz....... 2.95 have started baling hay for th e ! • > <• » » » » » » • > ♦ » » ♦ » ♦ » farmeri in that vicinity. « 1000 Bill Heads, 51 2x8> 2 2.95 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKell and '* F r e n c h F ried Chicket. Miss Juliette Carter are spending I on toasted bun their vacation at Hansens on t h e '. . We furnish an excellent grade of 16 pound Bond Metolius river. Bee and Chet where Canyon Mr. and Mrs. Dick Malloy and and use new faces on the job, thus assuring a class Doerr's Road begins family of Vancouver, Wash., spent ot job that will please even the most critical Speciuls Silex Coffee Car Servlceltmbecue Sandwiches Fountain BROW NS Beaverton Pharmacy CUT R A TE SINUS LOCAL NEWS Drug Store Dr. E. C. Ingham Sells for Less Including Prescriptions Printing I i Î at M ail Order Prices ! Studio Beauty Shop YUM ! ! YUM ! ! 35c CANYON INN ! demands. AUCTION SALK ■ ^ I • » ■ 2 p. tn. Saturday, July 16th at Harrison M Hughson Garage In Beaverton all of the complete A garage equipment, auto accessories, • • all kinds of mechanic's tools, Sioux • • Valve Refacer, nearly new, electric * * drill, battery charger complete * ’ Many other articles too numerous * * to mention. :, DOY GRAY. ¡, Administrator of the Estate of Har < rlson M Hughson. deceased. < ( W d "H d * Royal Anne Cherries This is to notify our gowers that we have made arrange ments to handle a tonnage of Royal An n e Cherries. Price 2c a pound for cher ries counting not more than 85 to the pound, picked with the stems off. Ray-Maling Co., Inc. Lower Prices on Larger Quantities No Credit - AH Cash • W .S W .,.SSSSV.SS%SSSSSSSS% Too Late to Classify %S,.S%VWNSS%NSV.SN*.V»SY.%NS T LOO AN S FOR SALE One cent « 4* pound you pick. bring contain- ' ;; • i SI G P S\ \ ,■ i s o n lira i H a z e l- ' dale. | \%%SW ASVS%V.S%SSSV.V.W t HARDW ARE Plumbing and Heating Hunting and Fishing Licensee for Sale Pioneer Printing C o 406-407-408 i DEKUM BLDG. Corner Third and Washington Sts. Phone ATwater 5914 Port F. W . BISHOP Phone XXU Beaverton. Oregen +-H - H-1- 1- !■ I' I"H -hH -H -H H -l- M • • • • • •• o
