The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, November 13, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 B E A V E R T O N EN TE R P R ISE , Beaverton, Oregon 9—Scappoose 12—R ainier 16— V ernonia 1!* T igard 23—Sherw ood 26—H illsboro 2— F orest G rove 5—T igard Beaverton BEAVERTON N E W S All persons having claim s against said estate are hereby notified to present the sam e, dui j verified as by law required, to the undersigned at 728 M organ Bldg., P ortland, Oregon, within six m onths fro m the date hereof. D aied and first published, O ctober 16, 1936. Last publication N ovem ber 13, 1936. B IR D IE E. S K IF F , E xecutrix EM M ON S & EM M ON S 4 K W ROBNETT. 728 M organ Bldg., P ortland. Ore. Attorneys fo r E xecutrix Fritto^, N ovem ber 13, 1936 hands o f the clerk not later noon N ovem ber 25th, 1936. _______ * than R ebuilt and Guaranteed VACUUM C L E A N E R S $4.00 and up— All Makes Mr. and Mrs. N. B. W h itford have purchased the house at 2nd and bum - SPECIAL. SCH OO L M E E T IN G BIG (4) ard. belon gin g to the P eterson estate A special sch ool m eeting will be 1021 S. W- M orrison through P. M. Madden. SPORTS A N D N E W S M arch held in the H igh S ch ool on N ovem ber B E. 3032, Portland Mr and Mrs. Lewis A llyn (N oreen 30, 1936, at eigh t oclock , fo r the pur M ention this paper, and receive N elson) o f Gaston, are the parents o f D A N H A A C K , R eporter pose o f selectin g a site upon w hich large discount. B K A V K K T O N R E L IG IO U S CEN SU S a son. born T uesday N ovem ber 10. to locate the new school garage. T he baby has been nam ed D arrell A P rotestant R eligious Census is to H um m ers w ere sold at a special be taken in B eaverton and vicinity 1 " ayne Allyn student body m eetin g N ovem ber 6. "was w ithin the next ten days. This cen- O tto Keil is the proad father o f a T he T orch H on or skating party bu s is being sponsored by the fou r • s on born T h ors lay, N ovem ber 12. Mrs the su b je ct o f discussion. PERM ANENTS and Up ________ local churches, T he C ongregation al | Keil is at G ood Sam aritan hospital P • , . . Church, Cnristian Church, N a z a re n e ; 'land. S O F T W ID E W A V E S O K T IG H T K IN G L E T S T he T orch H o n o r society held its Chlu.oh and the M ethodist C hurch ! A fishin g party con sistin g o f Bill Y O U 'L L LTKE OU R P E R M A N E N T S annual student sk a tin g party at the A dele atlon o f sixteen census ta k e isi Grauer, Art. Clem ent. Charlie Daw es L E G A L N O T IC E S O F T W A T E R SH A M PO O 35e B OTH CA O aks rink, the night o f N ovem ber t> expecting to take the field on i and O ew ey D rorbough m ade a w eek tted T _ . h u ...... ................. .........., . . . . week. School D istrict N um ber 48, B eaver B E A U T IF U L F IN G E R W A V E 35c F O R O X JC H ig h sch ool students " w ere a d m i ..■*-** we,«? rjd a and ? F lilj ay 0f . this j end trip to the Nehalem . E very one Busses furnished ■ * __ ________ ________ at a special rate ■ : except G ia u er caught fish, he cam e ton, Oregon, will accep t o ffe r s o f one O IL SH A M PO O A N D F IN G E R W A V E transportai ion. D ew ey D rorbough or m ore pieces o f real property M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L C H U R CH home skunked. 100 ft. x 100 ft., or over, to be used said it was agreed that G ra u er’s lack E arl B. H orsell, P astor for a sch ool garage. All o ffe rs to be O ratory and so n g w ere the c r o w n -' Sunday Church Sch ool 9:45 a in.. o f success was attributed to his Lan- subm itted on form s ptovided by don party affiliation s. in g attraction s o f a student body Mrs G ^ Pace, Supt. (F L O R E N C E LUCAS, F O R M E R L Y O F IN D IA N A P O L IS, IN D IA N A ) School D istrict C lerk and to be ln the m eeting N ovem ber 10. T he s tu d e n ts; M orning w orship 11 a. m. serm on Mr. and Mrs. W alter V an K leek ACR O SS F R O M gave the pledge to the fla g a fte r fQpjc “ T hy K in gdom C om e.” and daughter C atherine Van Kleek. P O S T O F F IC E CO M E IN A T A N Y T IM E w h ich they bow ed their heads for a E pw orth League 7 p. m. Phone were dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. SA V E SI BEAVERTON E V EN 1NG A P P O IN T M EN TS fe w m om ents in reveran ce fo r those | E ven in g w orship service A U n ite d ' C. L A nderson o f P ortland, Sunday 6 3 0 3 students o f B eaverton H igh » w T * at the C ongregational Church, M em bers o f the Daphene club aim BRING T H Io AD w h o w ere killed in the W orld W a r T ho R ev E D. K ellog g o f Forest their husbands were entertained at On A ny P erm anent All T his W eek Dale B irdsall gave an anti-w ar talk G rove preaching. ! the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. W . C Cau- Genuine i q c Paul Patterson an ex service man ----------------------------- ! them ln P ortland Saturday evening Celebrate N ightly with Push-U p l 30 g a v e t h e students an idea o f he aim s C H U R C H O F C H R IS T T he six o clo ck dinner was cook ed C ro.ju ig n olf W ith- and purposes o f he b o y ............ ,i m . Putm an, pastor and served by Mr. Cauthers. Cards Self-Setting out Ad over there.” L ym an W eb b follow ed T he E vangelistic m eeting conduct-1 were played du rin g the evening in P E R M A N E N T S2.95 w ith an anti war o r a t i o n ^ ed by Mr -and Mrs. L E. G roseclose, which Mrs. G. J acobs w on the ladies (W as $7.5») C om plete C ook san g several songs, F o r_ o f Indiana, will begin on M onday first prize, and Mrs. H ow ard the Opem Sunday 1-7 pan. com m ented on the B eaverton vs . *haii » m e night, N ovem ber 30th. second, Mr. W ood s held high fo r th '1 L ong o r Short, est jr o v e oo a ga . Bible School next L ord 's D ay at , m en and Dr, H ow ard w on the second w hite or grey The T ri-Y organization honored the 9 45 a m Mrg Vernia H opper, Supt. 1 prize. fin e or course— Girl R eserves by an inform al pat y co m m u n io n service and p rea ch in g Mrs A rchie M asters and daughter Sham poo * 50c given in the H igh S ch ool gym nasium , u a m , , peclal m usic in c lu d e d . Judy, o f G resh fm spent severT d avs F ln gerw ave N ovem ber 13. P reach in g at 7:45 p. m. M idw eek visitin g at the hom e o f her m other B eaverton played Forest G rove on g lb le study W ednesday 8 p. m. En- Mrs. Edith Taylor. B E R T H IN E ’S the P a c ific U niversity football field, j deavor at the sam e hour. SHOW - D A N C I N G .. | Mr. and Mrs. John G ray and little i,w r ‘ .LYU K & f r Wa*h. , A T 1504 A rm istice day. to Y ou are invited cord ia lly G«r. B dw y. al daughter E ugene, visited relatives ip BROADWAY & STARK assem blies P ortland and B eaverton several days basketball H er Is the B eaver PORTLAND last week. CHURCH OF TH E N A ZA R E N E schedule fo r 1936. D ecem b er 15— Bye T he Church Bible S ch ool will meet D ecem b er 18— St. H elens at 9:45. W . H. H art, Supt, 5— Scappose January D ivine w orship at 11 o ’clock . The 3—R ain ier pastor will take for his them e: "M or- 12— V ernonia | ,-U B ankru ptcy.” T he serm on text is 1 5 - T igard N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S found in the B ook o f Judges, chapter 19 Sherw ood 16, verse 21. The text will be treat- In the C ounty C ourt o f the State o f I 22 H illsboro O regon fo r W ash in gton C ounty j | ed under thrtu heads: (1) Loss o f Largest F loor Show on the P acific Coast 26 F orest G rove N otice is hereby given that the un vision. (2) Loss o f Power. (3) Loss 29— St. M ary's Miss Esther P orter will dersigned has been appointed execu- o f Liberty, 2— B ye F ebruary lead the praise. tf*x ° f the estate o f Seym ou r S. 5 - St. H elens J u n ior Y oung P eople’s society at S k iff, deceased, by the C ounty C o u r t, 6:30 with Mias Ruth M artin ln charge. ° f the State o f O regon fo r W ash- County, and has qualified W e are discontinuing the Evangeli-| ington cal serv ice for tw o S cnday evenings ] Beautiful as we are co-operatin g in the preach San Francisco $ 7.50 Permanent ing m ission. T he first service will be held in the C ongregation al church De Iaixe Oil W ave, $2.95 Los Angeles 13.50 on Sunday evening. T here are tw o Seattle, Tacoma ' 1.75 services in the C hurch o f the Naza- j rene, M onday and F riday evenings. Benjamin-Franklin Line Inc E ven ing» By A ppointm ent In the evening ou r c o n g ie g a tio n N ew Stream line De Luxe Busses P A IN T , Per Gal............................ ......................... ...M 3 5 W ere: $4.00 to $25 1220 S. W . M orrison St. BE. 4<)16 Joins with services in the C on g reg a T w ice Dally Ixihhy o f Tcm nlnal Sal«»» Bldg. tional Church. F e, T ick ets and In form ation RO OFIN G, Per R o ll................ ......... ............... .... ¡ Phone B R oad w ay 0491 Mrs. M arcia Lee o f T acom a, W ash., Depot 1022 S. W . Stark St. Beautiful new m o d e ls of is sp en din g several days with her 2 ft. Handy Household Step Stools ..................... M i I o r i m , Tappe’, d e lle I aunt Mrs. M. E. Pike. Donne, Vogue a n d o th e rs B EAVERTO N , OREGON $ 1-95 75c Mary Ellen Beauty Shoppe f Legal Notices $1.50 SPECIAL Helen W eston Now: $1.95 to $12 R ITZ T H E A T R E Evening show» start at 7 pm Sun. M on, Two D ay» O n ly N o« On A ccou n t o f som e Interior on T h eatre South A m erican (a p e sM ii li n e d 15 Iti w ork $ 1.00 GLOVES R E G U L A R L Y $1.1)5 522 S W Wash. bet. 5 & 6 $7.50 $1.50 San Francisco Seattle $7.00 $13.00 $14.60 S acram ento $7.00 I-on A ngeles $13.00 San Diego $ 14.60 N E W BUSSES, R E C L IN IN G C H A IR S Oregon -California Stages 1032- S. W . A lder St. F R E E G A S A N D O IL For a Lim ited Tim e Only 1 Gal. o f Gas or 1 qt. o f Oil with each retread LO W P R IC E S ON R E T R E A D S 3<>x3'ii ut $2.50 1.40x21 at $2.50 4.50x20 at 2.50 4.50x21 at 2.75 4 75x19 at 2.95 5.00x19 at 3.50 5.25x18 ut 3.50 5.50x18 at 3 5.00x20 at 3 t'.r. 5.25x20 at 3.95 O T H E R S IZ E S A C C O R D IN G L Y K N G E l/S T IR E A S E R V . STA. 36X5 S. E. Pow ell, P ortland SU. 3398 W A S H E R S $20 OFF o f regular price fo r these stand ard m ake H ot point washers. This o ffe r ntnilo possible through a spe cial purchase. $5 dow n and $5 a mo. will deliver, while they last' N E U M A N ’S R A D IO A ELEC. CO. 21st and P ow ell o r 35th & Belm ont SE. 2414 EA. 8644 $7.50 $1.50 from our regular s to c k . All Styles, Materials, Colors and Sizes H $1.20 79c Agricultural Lime, Per sack .............................. ..... 40c Self Polishing Floor W ax Per Pt............... ....... 45c Calsomine, Per Lb......... ...................... .... ...... ..... 7c e ik m e ' • 207 Central Bldg. S. W. 10th Ave. Cor. Alder 1:15 Daily KWJJ W eek ly Health Column T his Paper Dr. Virgil MacMickle N aturopathic Physician 70» G uardian Building A T w ater 1621 • See Us For Paints, Doors, Windows Drain Pipe, Glass, Plywood AT. 0070 Health Talks • S tock Liquidation SALE Rare V alues in D R E SS E S, C O A TS and SUITS K a h l i n ’ s 604 S. W . M orrison St. W. J. McCready Lumber Co. Our Red Trucks Deliver Phone 4603 * » ™ ck , mgr . Res. 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