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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1936)
Friday, February 21, 1936 B E A V E R TO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Ore. Page 4 A Little o’ This... anda Little o’ That 1 Beaverton Steel strikea iteci . . . « woman's heart thrills... and a nation trembles! The Cards are Stacked Against You! Washington Snapshots private cut government expense. He gave up in disgust after less than two year» and is now openly critical Coutinued from Page 1 conference with a group of H IG H SC H O O L^ Many employee In your organlza- ® * "* tors that "amUn-Lim- Hours: 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. tion will be absent from work some peop.e « » ■ * * , y34 3 other Phone— Ottico: BE. 7791 tlm» during the year due to sickness ber as ln Jani*a SFORTS A N D N E W S Re». Phon«. Tigard 2015 nr iniurv words, "boondoggling was not DON McINTOSH, Reporter Such absences cause losses In effi- helping to restore j o b s . Dr. Harry L. Chandler clentry and production that you can t Newspapers generally paid little C H IR O P R A C T IC S P E C IA L IS T P attention to the x-ecent resignation Beaveilon high school junior bu» eseane E LE C T R O -T H E R A P Y But you can reduce this loss to a o f F. G. Await as first deputy comp- ! ketball team outplayed Gaston high Mis- Grace Johnson, accompanied Stom ach, G a ll-B la d d er and 27-10 Tuesday night at the local gym minimum a shave many othei em- ‘ roller of the cunency. But it mean by a school friend, was here from In testin a l 11 ¡»casca Grieft-lei o f Gaston was high poin ployers subscribing to National Ho«- much to members of Congress who Monmouth over the week end. Both man with six points. - — f S • T 0 - ^ 5 «r Awaits f freuuent differences Palmer Graduate pital associations " * AwaUs r e g " « er« cl - young ladies are students of the Ore Plan"—a plan which provides sick with his immediate superior J. F. L IN E UP 535 M ORGAN BU ILD IN G gon Normal school. B E A V E R TO N ness and accident preventative meas- T OConno., who has been kept in of- Broadway and Washington C. G. Johnson has employment at Graf by the Pres,deut despite vigor- F 1 ures and medical anu surgical treat- Portland, Ore. Marshfield, doing carpenter work Dumas 3 ment—costing the employee but a I *>us criticism from Capitol Hill and | Lowler F for C. N. Neipert. other administration officials. Cavender C 2 few cents a day while he works Mr. und Mrs. Wallace Mason of i Wright —o —o —o — G ■* This plan has been in use for sev- Aloha, were dinner goests of Mr j , ! West G 3 eraj years by various concerns, in- Await, with 16 years in the Treas and Mrs. Sam Olds Sunday. Mr. I GASTON dustrial and construction businesses ury behind nim, was classed as a with and Mrs. Fred Halterman and fam Kitts F 3 fi nd "Full Coverage Plan" es- conservative Want to Save Money? He made no critical ily of Portland were also visitors Sagaberd W A L T I I ABEL F 1 pecially beneficial—for orders or ________ _ ___ w and __________ remarks _______ about treasury finan- at the Olds home Sunday. Grie beici C 6 completion of contracts "W ait on no j ciai policies, but his friends had little A group of young people enjoyed j •* A U L L U K A S McBurney G man.” 1 doubt as to what he thought of fin- For a Small MASCOTGHAHAME a valentine party at the home of Mr , « Amount Noaeh O It is especially interesting to note j anclal policies of me administra- and Mrs. O. E. Lierman Friday ev-1 KEATHEB A NS E L YOU CAN K E N T A R E F R IG E R Beaverton, Porter, Whee.er, that the construction work on Bon-j Mon which had pievously led to the ening. Those present were: Gene-1 I A N KEITH A TE D LO C KE R A N D FR E E Z E Nelson. Karp.tetin, William, Blaim, neville Dam was not deiuyed because resignation o f outstanding finan- vleve Jones, Harriette Knepper, j YOUR MEATS, PO U LTR Y. Purenboom, Peterkart. of illness during the severe weathei clal and budgetary authorities such Moroni Olson, Onslow Siovons, Bottmond Willard Phillips, Vein Bolin and F R U IT S AND VE G E TA B LE S 1 he public .-peaking class had its 0 f the past few weeks. Delay has as Lewis Douglas, who resigned as Kay Jewett, all of Portland, Esther i'inehot, John Oualon, Ralph Forbas, Nigul election, of^^class oftjeerp Tuesday, geen caused entirely by weather con 1 a Democratic member of Congress at and Emery Porter, Evelyn Hulett, da Brulior. Screenplay by Dudley Nichols at the Feb. 11. They were. ditions not lack o f normal health of j the request of President Roosevelt to and Rowland V. Lee. Directed by Rowland Marjory Weaver, Florence Harrison. President Stanley Truman. workers -and it is of interest to ---- V. Lee Associate Producer, Cliff Reid, Opal and Virgil Savage, Catherine Vice-pies. Clark Junor. note that all employees on this great _ _ encmg arrangements by Fred Cavens. AI.OI1A, ORE. Van Kieek, John, Ivan, and Ronuld Sec. Katherine DobUs. project are protected oy the full eov-i T I Knepper, Bill Dodson, Bunco, Wil Beaverton 4252 Tieas. Edward Jannsen. erage plan. ; L i L > l \ U o o lard Raymond and Pauline Fox. Rep. — Frank Pulver. National Hospital Association 400, At Ritz Theatre, Beaver Ruby Zustrow. Ada Colan and Eve- , Timekeeper Emery Porter. Mohawk Building, Portland, Oregon. R E L IA B L E 73 SE Wash St., Portland lyn and Carl Herman. There was t o n , S lllu la V , M O IK ia V , T l i e S - The Beaverton delate team *-s Founders of the Full Cot erage Plan For Further Information, an exchange of valentines, with var- « • * i making up for lost time in the inter- 1 ¡s at your disposal should you be in- • '• « L Call, See or Write Us in us game,» followed with a lunch. | school tournament. Joe Berger and terested In further investigating this | E IF E A l uge number of the members oi — — — — —— — — ----------- Raymond Ruglund. affirmative, beat ,,ian AUTO the Y<rung Peoples elates of the Con- Hillsboro, Portland and Tigard» llle | Sheridan, there, 2-1. Jay Gibson and1 -------- gregational church met at the home lodges were represented. The ta- Marian Boyson negative also de of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Metze Metzi* r Satur h!ea in the dining room were prettily i feated Estacada 2-1. there. CHURCH OF CH RIST Telephone 25 Years So far honoiing Washingtons Beaverton’s standing is two won, one M. Putman, Pastor day evening to enjoy a pot luck din deaopsted AT. 3021 At This Location It’s the Best in Town Well warmed rooms await you at ner’ together. Later in the evening birthday. lost. Mrs. Anna Jones celebrated her they went to a shaking rink in Port A L B A BROS., Dentists F R A N K D E V E N E Y ’S Thais far 185 annuals have been 9:45 at Bible School on Sunday land for a few hours roller skating |S3id birthday Friday, Feb. 14. Pres- 1 sold, according to a recent report. morning. Communion Service fo l D E N T IS T R Y Mr. and Mrs. Metzler, Mr. and Mrs. j ent were Meadames A'. J. Stevens. I Katherine Denney, in a student body lowed by preaching Dy the pastor at Specialists in Ail Kinds of Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Metcalf | John Will, Walter Cavlness, E. R . 1 meeting invited the Beaverton public! 11 a ln Tbe subject will be "Shall 215 SW Morrison St,, near 2nd and J. R. Talbert furnished the cars j Sheets and Mrs. A. ana N. Berg of to buy annuals and help support | We Know Each ° lhe* There'' Portland, Oregon for transportation and accompanied j Portland. Two birthday cukes were their school. 225 annuals must be YounS meeting 6:30 p. m„ F R O N T and M ORRISON them on the trip. I^uter in the ev cut. sold before an annual can be made ' 8onK service conducted bfr the young A Washington Birthday Dance ening they returned to the Metzler Class meetings were called Wed- PeoP*c at 7’30 P m., followed by home for refreshments before de will be held Saturday, February 22, nesday morning to impress upon th e! PreachinK by the pastor, the subject « . . . * i W oi n<r • * 11 « « f lii». L V m n r la in K n V ia n o at the Capitol Hill Community club students parting for their various homes. the importance of having being "Can Our Friends who have Mis» Vera Marie Sills, daughter house, (follow Barbour Blvd. to 19th. i an annual in the school. passed Beyond Help Us". Sisterhood of Mi and Mrs. L. P. Sides of That then follow arrows) given by West; I f turnout m«ana anything, the day for work. Midweek Bible study cher, was married to Bennie Gcrmi- Hills Post No. 66 Legion and Auxil first high school amateur program and prayer service Wednesday 7.30 quet, Sunday evening, in the grooms iary. Door prizes, a big time prom-1 has been a success. p. m. We invite you to all assem- They will j Marian Hagg, a senior, took first i b l i e 8 - own home in Sorrento. Rev. Curtis lsed, bring yo-ur crowd. of Forest Grove, reading the service. also celebrate the granting of the place with a piano selection. Mr. and Mrs Ray Foxton were the bonus!. "W e may plan to have more in the I B E A V E R TO N M. E. CHURCH Miss Cavanaugh, a teacher of the future if this is a success,” I. R. I Sunday School 10 a. m. only attendants. Only immediate relatives of the couple were present. Multnomah school, is at a Portland Metzler said. Worship Service 11 a. in. After a short visit with relatives in hospitai seriously injured in the re-j Beaverton debate team have raised I Adult ¡forum Wednesday evening. Headlining the Biggest Everett, Wash., they will make their cent storm. She was injured while Prayei meeting Thursday evening (iucca in the Vaudeville Floor Show home in Sorrento. trying to reach the bus, fell on the by defeating at Gordon’s. in Portland Bethel Missionary Study group ice. fracturing two vertebrae in her, Estacada at the You are invited. You are assured iverton high held its regular meeting Thursday. backbone. She will be in the hos-1 school. The stai of a friendly welcome. at the pies- Dancing Harry Robinson has been renamed pital indefinitely. Students and I ent time are: a member of tl.e Washington County parents were shocked to hear of the! 9 T i l l 1 A. M . N iuhily CHURCH OF T H E N A Z A R E N E I W L % K X C K n SI M M * Dog Control Board for another two accident. McMinnville 4 0 1000 Rev. Willard P. Andersen, Pastor | years. The Enterprise staff were pleas-1 Gresham We Invite you to attend our ser 3 1 750 Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart and family, antly surprised Thursday evening j West Linn vices Sunday School 9:45 a. m. | 3 I 750 former residents of Beaverton, are when Mrs. G. P. Fordney made them ! Amity Morning worship 11 a. m. N. Y. P j 3 1 750 now domiciled on the Chowning a gift of a delicious homemade pie. I Beaverton Ev- i 3 1 750 S. devotional service b.30 p. m. place at Hazeldaie. Canby 2 2 500 ening song and evangelistic 7:30 p. ! Atvadna Cutler of Portland, who Newberg Prayer and praise service wili j 2 2 500 m. died February 15, was mother of Mish Furniture Co. Estacada 1 3 250 be on Thursday this week 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Hattie B. Thomas of Beaverton All are welcome. Grove 1 3 250 Under New Management Forest Mrs. Emma Mackey, mother of Milwa-ukle 0 4 000 Arnold Mackey of Beaverton died Sheridan Dr. Marie Equi, Physician, Room 0 4 000 Sunday February 16 ut Eugene. For 25 years, the Misti Furniture The Beaverton Fire squad met I, Lafayette Bldg, 531 Wash.. AT. "God and His Ixive Compared" will Company has done business at South-1 for the pur- be the subject of the Friday evening west 824 First Avenue In Portland.! pose of re-establishment, as many I meeting at Huber Hall . t f W. E. Pogg conducted the funeral and has won enviable fame for the officers and members have gradu-1 practical, friendly aid It has rend-j ated in mid-term, new officers had 0 ^0 0 of Mrs. Louise Muffitt, aged 72, at ered countless homemakers of the lo be elected and new members voted! __ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ __ _ Portland, Thursday, Bob Engleke was promoted to R I T T H F A T R F Louis Kennedy, son of Mr. and community who have desired to live in. lieutenant-in-chief with Frank Em- ® ^ ^ i l a 1YL< Mrs. L K. Kennedy, of Cedar Mills, amid true home comfort, beauty and moderate nions as co-worker. Ed Jannsen.! « E A V E K T O N , O R EG O N «lied Saturday. The f-uneral was held convenience at strictly George Moshofski, and George Klein ; S H O W S TAR TS AT 7 P. M. Tuesday ut Pegg CNiapei with inter cost. T«vlay, this old, reliable concern are present captains. Chief Engle- 1 ment at Mt, Calvary cemetery. Sunday-Tueeday .Feb. 23-25 Washington County 1’hree Link is under new management, and truly ke asked to have the pins of the I association put on a program at tlio In harmony with the spirit of the mem handed In In exchange for new j ‘The Three Musketeers” I I. O. O. F. home in Portland, Sun times combining new ideas and suc and better pins The public speaking class is now with a good cast including Paul L#u- I day. A good program was enjoyed. cessful new methods with the old. j also i Tuesday evening, February 18, friendly Mish service ana has en-| woiklng on oratory and declamation | kus, and Margot Grahame rearranged its already big T hose speaking on a theme must j Heather Angel, an epic of high ad- in u i,™ President of the » Rebekah assembly, tlrelv rm Panto- venture with news and comedy, Cora Heaton, made her official visit 8,° ck8 <,f furniture anu home furn i wi te then own oration. $ MOST GORGEOUS M E N ’S COSTUME to Beaverton Rebekah .ouge, No Ishlngs with the one Idea in mind mines, readings .speeches, and mono- 1 $5.00 in "in Of the various form* I 0 A 0 BO were present, Two candidates that of making the Mish Furniture, I MOST GORGEOUS W OM EN S COSTUME $5.00 were initiated into the order. The Company the store beyond all ques- : of entertaining being used. \Vednesdu>-Saturduy, rei». 26-29 tion of doubt where home makers The February free public program ! BEST SU STAINED M E N S COSTUME $5.00 will find exactly the type and style Mr. Metzler announced has been i BEST SU STAINED W O M E N S COSTUME ‘‘In Old Kentucky” of furniture perfectly suited to the postponed indefinitely. It is hoped j $5.00 requirements o f their families and that it can be held in the near future The lust picture o f our beloved Will i F U N N IE S T MEN'S COSTUME $5.00 homes, and to the outlay, the expen-, - ■ i Rogers and according to critics, it is i F U N N IE S T W OM EN S COSTUME diture they can affora and wish to j First Tim e’ P e r m a n e n t « t ? 1 *Us best picture. So let’s see him! $5.00 rirsi nm e. rermanents for , he last time and enjoy a good make. This reliable concern dedicated At the Byron Beauty Shop show , supported by Dorothy Wilson , | THE anew to the service of homemakers, Russel Hardy and Bill Rotfiison. First time they’ve ever offered 1 he Savings are Amazing— and with the definite policy of pass- , one o f their famous waves at s-uch a Next "The Last Days of Pompeii.' ing along to the public greater s h v - | Hundreds of Them. H ere ings than ever, with seven floors dis- small price! We predict a rush of ¿LAUDE BRERETON IS ju s t il t e w F l o o r S a m p l e s I playing one of thelargest and fresh- the first order for "permanent book And His Music 301 1 est docks of furntt-ure and furnlsh- ings” on this exciting special. Suits— Hats— Dresses Broadway Bldg., AT. 9919, Portland W H E R E Od.D FR IE N D S M EET AG AIN I u x u r io iix H a v e n C O r t A C ‘ "g* at popular prices in the city of lu x u rio u s Llaven- Portland, the Mish Furniture Com- C LE A N E D and FRESHED pany Is already experiencing a btg Repairing Refinishing port iS: Chair IN A T 0 OUT A T g Increase in business, and Is antlcl Think of It! regular $69 00 piling the biggest year in 25 years. L. R. Marvin 80 In Davenport *> Chair, Rust Urman’s Her,, is a store to visit with ones Green and Brown PIANO S $39.95 family and friends . . to stroll Hatters, Cleaners Also Open Evenings Large Kruze Davenport A through leisurely, Hnd to save mon 836 S\Y lOUi Portland ItE. 5821 ey unexpectedly. Anu tf friendly Chair Green or Rust, $129 50 6522 N. Jersey nr Portland Blvd. service, amazingly low prices and now ......... ........ ....... $89.00 easy terms count, the Mish Furni __________Portland. Oregon 3 Pc Red Room Set $39.95 ture Company will gstn new and Regular $55 ........... more widespread approval In the hearts of Its customers, old and new 3 Pc Bed Room Set $49.95 alike. Regular $69 now ......... Remember .the slogan of the Mish • • • 8 I*o Dining Set $49.95 Furniture Company Is "Out of the High Rent District . . More for 2 ft Handy Household Step Stools ........ . $ 7Q O F IN V E S T M E N T T R U S T S H A R E S 8 Pc Dining Set reg. $139 $99.00 Your Money!" WWW The State Tax Commission has just made a ruling Agricultural Lime, Per sack .40 holding income from certain Investment Trust 9x12 Rug $37 50 now $24.95 Shares exempt from Oregon Personal Income and CARD PARTY Barb Wire, Per Spool _ 2 25 Intangibles Income Tax L a w s . 9x12 Rug $49.50 now $37.50 iJP T H E TH R EE mUSXETEERI Northwestern let Cold Storage Co. & INSURANCE Chili ConCarne SINGING X The WAITERS P U B •z r 7 Costume Party Washington Saturday Mish Furniture Co. LONESOME CLUB 4th five, at Taytor-Portland ATwater 7982 SPECIALS IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS Also Electric Refrigerators, Radio, Oa.« and Wood Rang( Visit Our Used Department Bed Springs A Mattress T i Hie A Chair, as low ns Range $15 and up Davenport only ______ _ Good Value Davenport only Good Davenport and Chair $8.95 $8.95 $9.85 $22.50 $37.50 And Many other Bargains In Ix w Rent District Easy Tern»* Under New Management Mish Furniture Co. 824 S. W. First Avenue Between Yamhill A Taylor St. Portia nil. Oregon Beaverton Social Club Masonic Hall, Beaverton For Full Particular«, Self Polishing Floor W ax Per Pt Federal Securities Company “ 500” — Pinochle February 29 tt rit«. or Phone 204 A m erica n Hank Phone lUdg It Facon Calsomine, Per Lb. 6361 1 'rizes, Kctrcsluncnis 4 00 lntcr-lii*timnoc Exchange Town Rate* on Ford*. Ohevs , and all cars In the same price class. For | Public Liability (10-tO) Property! Damage (5000) and Fire and Theft $22.00 the first six months; $12.00 each six months thereafter. >ee Us I-or 1 ) A N C E Paints, Doors, Windows SATURDAY, February 22 Drain Tile, Glass, Plywood FAR M E R S AUTOMOttll.E B R oadw ny .. Plaster Board- Per M ...... ........................... 2 9 0 0 IN SU R A NC E At Capitol Hill Community Club House (Follow Barbour Boulevard to 19th A v e . then follow Arrows) Given by West Hills Post No. 66 Legion and Auxiliary 0557 O IJ P H A N T A BATES INS AGEN 933 SW Taylor St , Portland. Oregon Insurance of All Kinds QJ Composition Shingles, Per Sq. W A S H IN G T O N S B IR T H D A Y AUTO ........... Admission 35c— Poor Prizes a u to TIM E BRING Y O l R CROWD McCready Lumber Co, Our Red Trucks Deliver Phone 4603 R c t . Phone 12505
