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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1939)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Pape 4 BEAVERTON Tigard's Mattress Factory Regarded As Noteworthy Origin of Hancock Gasilin? Emblem Oates Back to Revolutionary Days A group of Beaverton Grange members attended Grunge Night at 1 Grange hcmlquitMera, Portland, The Urtelu w«rt *non| the first Monday evening for n social evening people to us* soft material» a» filling j A short play was put on followed by fn* the covering they placed on their games and refi enhments. Those at hetl» and couohea. Keuthere an«l tending were Mrs. V'. A. Wood. Mr*. wool were the mint filling material John Dobbins. Mr*. Walter VanKleck for these ancient mattreeee* They Mr*. Belle Walker. Mrs. McKercher, ; were both used for the bed and day* and Mr and Mrs. Louis Stuik of time couch a» popular with the Portland. < i necks. However, the»e Greek beds Mrs. F G. Donaldson entertained hardly touched the luxury of the re ! the Tuesday Bridge club at bet home clining place« of the Asiatics, for Mrs. A. E. I when Artaxeixle*. the Persian king, | Tuesday afternoon. presented a magnlftclent bed to the Hanson holding high score. Mr. and Mis. Vun Gray and family Athenian envoy TftMOgoras. he »1»»* sent an attendant who new Iww to i of St. Helens and Mr. and Mrs. John j ! Gray and daughter of f\>rtland . prepare It. The Scaly factory at Tigard Is one were dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. i of quite a number scattered over the I Doy Gray Monday evening. Mr. and Mr». Walter Van Keek United Slates, most of them being In the southern state» and when It aecomiwnled hy M j s V C. McKer- | Vancouver, Wash., j comes to thinking about the comfort cher, drove to able sleeping of the American people | Monday where they were luncheon j the staff at work In Tigard aro doing guests of Mr and Mrs. A. C. Chinn j their share. They make so|ne of the G. H Wood of Wood’s Signal Sta finest mattresses known and for tion at "Wood's Corner" Front and I heavy people, they have the mattress Iximhard. has erected a very attrac- I that does not sag In the middle and tive octagon station house at the Is reinforced at "the vital third. | pumps and In it short time will John Hancock (right), Hancock Oil Company executive, reveaTs Tho mattress was first known have the driveways fixed up and by interesting, little known facts aK>ut tho company and origin of the when a hotel keeper In Sealy. Texas May 5 will have a lubrication pit j Hancock Gasoline emblem, to C. Edward Miller (left) and H F. Mor conceived the Idea of using up some and a repair shop ready for use j rison (center), distributors of Hancock petroleum products in the of the cotton raised near the town j Kmnk Wood Is tn charge. Pacific Northwest, on the tatters’ visit to the huge Hancock refinery at In making his guests comfortable Heaven Social club will hold a card [ Long Beach, California. during their sleeping hours. He go! party In the Maaonto halt Saturday the "nark" of making mattresses | evening. April 29 with Mr. and Mrs. " ---- and they must have been good for Samuel Laurence Mr and Mrs Hob- under construction in the Reedville itigham. has an aveiage congregation many of hie customers encouraged ert Summers, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. vicinity and four remodeling joo» of 10U per Sunuay and the Sunday him to make quite a few of them to Shellenger, Mrs. J. Summers and under way. A few new tracts have School is well attended. Kev. Keu- sell. Ho dtd so and finally the de Mi-s. W. H. Boyd on the committee been sold to Portland city people man did very well while in Aloha mand for them really amounted to of arrangements. Bridge. 500 and and they will build modern houses and his influence will long live in something and hts make of mattress pinochle will be played. ort their property this year. Other oun midst. was named for tho town Sealy. 1 his The Beaver Social club held a d e-' places likely will be purchased by Mrs. J. G. Vincent, who underwent was mol's than 57 years ago. He be light ful dessert luncheon and 500 ‘‘ ity people during May The lumbe. a major operation about a month came a mattress manufacturer, em card party In the Masonic hall Wed- business in this area Is good. It s a ago is getting along quite nicely now barking on anew carser after a long neaday afternoon. The luncheon ta P'*“ * «v’° a PUc* to make a h0'1''’ and there seems to be no doubt that while spent as a hotel keeper. hie was decorated In large bouquets aIul land is not over-priced. Soon after the beginning of this Oscar Granum is going to set up a her health will be better than was century W. T. Kldrtdge of Sugarland. of lilacs. Eight tables o f catds were modern lubrication hoist in a short for several years past. J. G. Vincent lumber dealer is furn Texas and General Jacob Wolters in play in which Mrs. W. H. Engleke time. He and his crew have been prise and Mrs Louis Stark *o busy they have found little time ishing lumber for about nine large puichased the Sealy company from won first , tho original owners and transferred seoond building jobs under wav. not count : to think about the new feature. headquarters to Italia«, Texas, with The Rrbekah lodge met Wednesday NIl Bramhall of Reedville Grocers ing the many small orders he is fill T. J. Underwood as manager. Tho evening at their hall. At the close t splendid week end business last ing. _ ___ m program ___ The building for the next location was at Sugarland. where of the meeting the I O. O. F. mem Friday. Satuiday and *>n Monday ' summer is merely begun. There will It remained until lt»Jt> when It was hers surprised them with refresh- De features some extra specials an>’. , be several new houses etocted in and moved to Houston, Texas. Hy 1928 ments. i the people of that area have learned near Aloha this summer. there were thirty factories scatleied On April 28 the Rehekah club w ill! it pays to buy at the home store. Elvin Howard who has been in over the country. Tho Tampa hold a carnival at ttieir hall. In -------------------------- California all winter and all last «Florida*. Daily Times Nov ISM. Is the afternoon a bazaar will be held ALOHA NEW S summer was in Marshfield. Onegon, sue had several headlnio articles with many useful articles for sale spent last week end with his cousin about live company and the history followed later in the evening by en The Modern Woodmen of America H. A. Morrison. He left Sunday for of mattresses that ts very interest tertalnment Aloha camp, gave a three act play the old home at Savanah. Missouri, ing. Now Tigard regards this Indus-1 Mrs Mildred Osfleld and Myrtle .<ljl)ok Out Uxxie ’ in the Aloha where both he and Mr. Morrison I Hi' as one of vital Importance as Hardman were elected delegates to Orange hall Wednesday the 19th. lived a good while. While in Cali quite a number of people have steady Mr*. C. E. Berry is entertaining fornia he worked in the oil fields employment here and whatever the Rebekah assembly to be held at raer aunt Mr*. A. G. Olson of Spen and while in the west learned that growth the concern makes here will Klamath Falls May 15 to 19 cer I owa , who hits been spending? a oil companies are putting down test be welcomed. wells in the old home land of Mis R E E D V IL L E NEWS few months in Long Beach. Calif. Speaking of bed*, we sre told thst His interests likewise arr ___ _ A merchant* lunch was held at the souri. tho most primitive type of bed known Many of you folk* may not know Aloha Baptist Community ch u ict directed there. to us consisted of a hollowed place Evangelist C. C- Wilcox has been --------- •*“* ^ In the earth In cold climate* skin* that the feed mill of J. B. Imlay A Thursday evening this week and was conducting Seventh Day Adventist of animal* were added for the pur Son Inc., at Reedville. is over 4 * wail patronised. pose of warmth and general comfort years old. J. B. Imlay came fron. Pictures were taken of Aloha-Hu meetings at the new Grange hall in and In warm climate* dried leaves, Scotland and settled in Illinois for a ber school s few days ago by George Hillsboro for some time had for his nushes and grass were used as the while but decided to head fo* the Gordon. Jr. local photographer, who subject Wednesday evening this week forerunner of the modern mattresses west and selected the Hillsboro vi- will have them finished soon, Why Chustians Do Not Live Under Al present certain tribes o f savages elmty as his home. This firm does Mrs, Nettie Martin t * entertaining the Old Covenant." The house was use these forms of sleeping place* a big business in feed grinding, has her daughter Mrs Virginia Lee who packed to capacity last Sunday even To be cotivlneed that our local mat- one cf the largest feed mill* of the recently arrived from Chicago, Mrs mg and it is thought the same will trees factory worker* sre doing s county. ^ Marlin is recovering from a severe be the result next Sunday night.. lot of work and a lot of thinking eon Sn,P*‘* ®f Reed- nine*«. Many local people are attending these cerning the comfort of the "sleep ville who nave been here A' year* A fractured forearm was suffered meetings and a larger number than ing" public go visit the plant., lo . V*. * I V 9 attractive hrme place ,n m fall b>. p *ul Vurphy a few days ever expect to hear him next Sunday cated two blocks south of fSrst Hank . u . ............ . Nto but he is getting along fairly night, Sunday. April 30th. is to be of Tigard dosens of shrubs and plants and a well now. ( his last service. fin* («each orchard. In every way Xltv and Mrs- T J Nault and her Prof and Mrs. I. C- Colcard of St. their place is among the most beau- , dfuj c ( Not only haxe daughter Anna Mae he.pod celebrate Helens were dinner guests at the — - NU W A V E thev a nice home but they hav e * Ann* Mae s birthday at the Georg* home of Dr and Mrs. W. D. Hunting- HEALTH SA I I H » cat' that's half skunk "Ginger is Harrow home in Portland Sunday J Spe»'lal fwr April a big black and white female kitty April 9th rTT\ $ 1 » Steam Ç1 « Cleaned with mther a small head for such a ■ Mrs. Allen Courtwright ar.d daugb- m i l’erma arai V i and big kitty., her hair is long and much ter Mias Shirley arrived from Gras* eonqv. . too coarse for an ordinary cat. Her Valley. California, lately, ar.d have Other Wave» $1 A» I p Pressed feet are wide and heavy and has been visiting Mrs. Courtwrxght's par Finger wave SV or .VA Mei» B r. king claws She is four years old ents Mr and Mrs. H Guelaon t’ KF» I l O m . «13 Alder AT «AM and is exceptionally smart and is a Rev W. H. Redman, former pastor Cash and regular pet No kidding this kitty e: the A'-ha Baptist Community Open Evening» Bv Appointment t* not aU cat . . Mrs- Snipe sa-.s churx*i was moved to Bellingham Carry so and if you ever see Ginger youM Wash the first of the year to take see she is unlike friends of the cat OVer the pastorate of the First Rap- -------------- --------------- CH ICAGO C L E A N E R S worM Her mother was a common Ust church o f Bel ling ham. spent 13*1 SW 3rd A\ E- TRUCK SERVICE ordinary alley cat. kinda grey velow sur.dav through Wednesday in Aloha PHONES C- Callahan northwest of Reed wrth Mr ar.d Mrs J G Vincent ar.d Cor. Jefferson. KAst MtkV— i Portland' vtlle garage comer, who work* for visited mar.v other friends while HtUshvvtxv Portland ReedvUle Dairy, expect* to mo t here He is doing verv well in B*U Beaverton MIS and from the taro acre place he now oc Beaverton 3?** for KerdvUtc cupies about May 1st Wanted to Retit Pasture with ! V. W. Gower on north Alder street Ikslty Trip» lo and from Portland water for heifer and. possibly in the w est (vast of Reed ' ; lie is sell Prompt Ssrvnco Complete Automotive Service team o f horse** . neon Garden ing out bus place and it is likely- ne O IV T IT 'K F R . Prep. H i m W WORTH DAVIS Rt x will move to Eugene. D O W N IN G 'S Box 17T7 FVvrtJand BK_ l>5.\ There are st lea»» ten new houses r 49c ôEô'RCrs r r n rn u ^ 11 F P * veo (saia* Stomach od 1 11 L L , u l e e r s . I ^ v g e s t w -v Bkxattrvg. Gas. Heart b u m . Bek King. Nsueea. get a free sam ple of I'D G A and a free interesting b o o k le t at ktOHk r n t K M t l i A LO H A . OIUBGON GARAG E Clover Club FINE F O O D -H O T MUSIC Deluxe Entertainment Exclusive but Not Expensive Cv-ir New Show Features Get yew K i\ S IG N A L 0 1$ and and K X b t t t V j - o i ! Trv obador* O k at WOODS SIG NAL STATIO N 3 G ASCO BROTHERS Equibtbrist» Supreme At ‘ h '. w i * C om are* MODES and 1ST MAUX S.'phwtK-at»'* of the Dance Fwsot and lix a tw d Bravees TRADE 3 ary engine *a> L'A erton Rt I HP Fair barks station foe 1 HP Electric. For RAY AH DALES. Beav 1 ita N Tobias avenue Friday, April 21. 1930 ■— 1 ■■■■■" ■ Beaverton. Ortpor. At Four Corner» tn PROGRES.» I ton Saturday April 15. Prof. Col- \ ____ 'jJ Ü P ’A I card is a musical director and choir j leader. He will have a choir of jun- § THI S Y E A R S E E 1 iors numbering close to a thousand at the annual camp meeting at the i Adventist camp grounds in Gladstone ! in July. j Ross* Trip The Washington County Board of 5 team ihip Grangers held a business meeting at Criila, f 1.30 p. m. Thursday at the Aloha ta 12 aoy» to $130 Grange hall and there was a pot- J Through inland seas luck supper at six o'clock followed -past snow tapped by an interesting program. Mrs. mountains-glaciers- Barry is program chairman. visiting quaint Indian villages -totems-gold rush trails. Land of the Northern Lights and the Laing Specializing Midnight Sun. In Lubrication We earnestly adv.se reserva D. W Laing of Valley View Station j I tions n o w ! Attractive Escorted t£ along Canyon Road at West Slope, Tours also Available. who took over the property a ahort R tio n n io u i from M y of four com- rrmmwlv /. r :.d d^um/own o f i c n — time ago now is specializing in lub- ! rication. having all equipment for the work including a modern hoist. They handle Richfield products here. Mr. 1013 South West Broadway 14 \ Laing wants to deal with an all j Pb on4 A T wattr 5 1 4 8 ' j around auto mechanic who will work B enso . v H otel T eavel B ureau Phons AT w M tr 9611 1 on a percentage basis—no rent. M eier & F iank T eavel B ureau ALASKA 90 M AMERICAN EXPRESS Phon• BRoaäu:d$y 4 41 1 O lm . W ortman & K ing T ravel BUEEAU-FA o *# BRnaJwsy 7711 Am erican 1- jjrc * u rai tier s C hèque» ilu a y j i'.drt.'ct k'uur T ra tel Pund* 200 at Charivari A big crowd of over 200 gathered to charivari John W. Connell and his charming bride the former Hattie Brice at Reedville the othen night and John set 'em up right—it seems the recent session of the legislature gave Washington county’s popular sheriff a little salary increase so im mediately he and his bride slipped over to Vancouver and you know the rest—well the boys were out to wel come him home with bells! The crowd could not all get inside Apple gate's refreshments parlors at once. -a _____ _... M ARFAK Lubrication at TEXACO SER VICE Sfray Bullet Wounds Man S T A T IO N Robert T t r s n , Glenchillen. suf fered minor face cuts late Mon day when a stray bullet shatter ed the windshield of an automo bile operated by his father, C. M. Benson on SW BeavarVbn high way nejvf Tosoh road accord injr to a report made to Deputy Shei- iff Franklin. A. JAKOBSON. Prop. At Forks of Highway in East Beaverton The time to think about lubrica tion of your car is RIGHT NOW! Church Notices Beautiful Country Home, like your friend has just A L O H A C O M M U N IT Y B A P T IS T C H I K O I Rev. B. Maicus Godwin, Pastor Bible School 10 a. m. M iming worship 11 a. m. The sub ject of the morning sermon will be "Should Christians Observe the first day of the week as the Sabbath Day —if so. why and how?" The young people s meeting begins at 7.30 p. m. The Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 p. m. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Elarl B. Horsell. Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a. m Chas. H. Roseman, Supt. Morning worship 11 a m. Sermon topic "How We Face Suffering.” United Evening setvice 7 p. m. De votions and Inspirational service by young people, sermon by the pastor. "The Disciple Most Like Us." 'Wie endless moan of man s pain is the song of a world being redeemed." Leslie D. Weatherhead. M ß can be built for you at a MODER ATE COST and how nice it will be for the family . . . everything modern and yet not at all ex travagant. a real HOME. Nows the right time to see Mr. Vincent VINCENT LUMBER COMPANY Office and Yards in ALOHA Use the Phone 99ü3 CO LES BOO K ROOM 607 Stock Exchange Bldg 3rd and Yamhill Portland ■ Next to Roberts Bros. Dept Store) I Bible*. Testaments. Sunday Supplies- ,\»k to see our BiMe at S l.W School special YALE T IR E S OSCAR Rooden »ole A U E ST A D »hoe a complete stock at Manufacturer VALLEY VIEW STATION Prominent in Shoe* who s who. we have OSCAR AUESTAD S wood en soled shoe*. They are com fortable ar.d the latest thing in shoe styling for young modems all *'»e« all colors idea! for gar dening and beach They are s “must have* in young M-***s wardrobe Tou can find them st 315 AW Pine FY-rt-ard in W est Slope along Cany on Road Apecialiiing in LUBRICATION only the BEAT work done RICHFIEI.il produrla This is a stage depot location LOFTLS C A B IN E T SHOP and Fera trarr Hoegdtai k l OH V *rt. C a r s o n l o f t v a x Prvp Fverything ta Cwhines Merk and Fnmitwre Refvairtwg Guesswork is very Ex pen- G si ve when it comes to your MATERIALS For That New House Job M O T O F t Prank W .v d us change the new »tali .w MARTA COOPER Novehy Dancer M ONA R A E Aw r g Asr-ger CONCRETE Septic Tanks Permanent Most EoorKimicttl Mo*t SdmitsrT CVocrete SrpG c Thak* are al snhtie^t the lee» method . wwvg« f a n s » - h r t v e t u v u Portland Concrete Pipe 4 Products Co. SS19 SW Macadàm Rd PorUand AT. 4921 «w why w*< have It heps ta weder by m n A ub » » »to REEDVILLE GARAGE MONTE HAIJ a X* ihg-.hg V a s te r o f Osrem on TWO n i k l K IT It » »HOB'S and « A M SW Tat lor FF. C YOL R community store City Market J. O. M A Y F IE L D 1 tn E U T O M i t »1 ( M l PHONE 4603 are On Bro*dB »y m BEAVERTON OSCAR G R -O C- M rn oM lu .u t R T t iN r a PLASTER BOARD Per M S27.50 s .06' ; .35 1.05 1.98 K A L S O M IN E . per lb ROOF PAINT bbl lots, per g. l R O O f ING. per roll 2 i — i 6 DOOR PANEL Gea era i R rpa -n a g af ^ Board Veneer N ails. Doors ^ indowi and Tile C AR A a n i TRU CK A • r i f f n -1 detect-e g t n t jg e e tat du n sl B k T T lB Y Phone Bcxavertoo » « T I O » hi Phone IÌ55 P r-.p < s > p n rs ; h r « « m e e ts O U K L M i Mr mmi MT B O O O M as ap >« R t b u c s .» DF.U\ r r ^ WcCready Lumber Co. Pkanc 4M3 F. D. Peck. M , r. Re». Phone 12545 » ♦
