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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1939)
Friday, July 21. 1939 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverion, Oregon Pape 4 erative efforts by business men and GUARANTEED PROTECTION School Field WHITFORD NOTES the school student body. EOR VOUR TABLE There were twenty five present at Formally Opened I Why pay for refinlshlng your tables the Whitford Sunday School Sunday. It is about ripe for some national 1 whan you can have an asbestos pau, Mrs. Louese Carter and Mrs. S. B. Completion of improvements to a newspaper to begin printing the CHURCH OF CHRIST ;» rs. . rthur Jones whose home is wm, washable top and scratch-proof Beaverton high school athletic field, facts instead of the mouthy inter A Home-like Church : ’g Sunset Road south of Canyon base and guaranteed against heat. Lawrence spent Thursday with their re gaoled as out standing among views of the so-called authorities. E. E. Coulter,- Minister 1 ...away has three fourths of an ( f0,- jesa than a refinish job. Just call aunt Mrs. B. K. Denney. Mrs. E.. G Perkins and Mrs. Lou Morning worship at 9:45 a. m.. towns of its size was celebrated i .re ana not only has a very well and we will be glad to call and show ese Carter attended the dedicatory sermon subject “Unconditional Sur Thursday evening. 1 "pt fiower and shrub garden but j you samples and quote you prices The trouble with the United States Bible classes in Bible A program of softball games under is that there are too many people l as a email greenhouse and features t which are the lowest ever quoted, services at the Old Peoples Chiist- render.” ian Home east of Beaverton Sunday study at U o'clock. All services lights and a brief opening ceremony who want to be dictator in fact, if i bout all vai leties of cactus. The' Terms can be anranged and you last. dismissed at 11:30. Endeavor at 7 was the diversion. work of rasising them is Interest-1 are not obligated to buy. APEX not in name. Mrs. P. L. King of Oakland. Calif., Evening sermon at 8 lag. She does the work here at ASBESTOS TABLE PAD CO., 2429 and Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald r.nd ocltck. Addition of floodlights has followed o'clock sermon subject “The Christ home pr actically alone. j S. E. Yamhill St. Telephone EAst daughter, are visiting relatives and such improvements as turfing and ian Race.” A great gospel song ser construction of a particularly well- Mr. and Mrs. Elvin and her moth-, 8817. friends in Portland and Gaiden Home. vice directed by Mr. George. < •, lately dealt for the George La j ---- ------------------ equjpped grandstand, complete with Mrs. King formerly lived at Garden nne place along Marshall street j Mothers Queer Taste press bor and public address system. Home. ,nii Sunset Idly Gardens on th e1 “Isn’t ‘zythum’ a funny word for A preliminary game was between Mr. and Mrs. Ray, who have been THE METHODIST CHURCH , s and have taken possession. They you to be fond of, mother?" two leading women's teams from living near the Whitford OE station Eai4 B. Horsell, Pastor i *;* cki . 0 quite a lot of improvement, “What do you mean child?” and the second game was NEW Unproved Model Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Chas. H. Portland >i k for the last several days. The “Well, I heard daddy say you were have moved to Garden Home and the Cntler Manufacturing company Introduced June 1st Rose man, Supt. are now on their vacation. They r s been repainted and some fond of the last word, so I looked It squad from Portland who met Beav Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon have bought property at Carder. Auto company, softball league t modeling done. up.” - /'ree bonk le t on rennest topic "Observations from a Hospi erton Home and will build a house on it. j. V alt on of Portland has un-| member. Mayor W. E. McCloskey “Life Guaranteed Hearing Aid” tal Got” Mr and Mrs. Sanders who live on der construction a one and a half j FOR SALE OR TRADE— YOUNG the first ball. Mid-week services Thursday at 8. tossed ACOUSTICON INSTITUTE Team with new harness, weight the place previously owned by Mr. t ory house 28 by 60 with full base- Field improvements over a period and Mrs. Cleland have bought prop 917 American Bnk Bldg.. BE. 4553 3100 lbs. Cash $300 or trade for 4 r lent. It is to have two fire places of years have resulted from co-op fresh Guernsey-Jersey cows, 5 to 6 erty near Elmonica and are build t. id there will be a nice large party warrants in Washing gal. milkers. Phone TR 2292. 7907 ing on it and will move aoon as the ton Outstanding room in the basement. It is located county reached the lowest i house is completed. N. E. 47th Route 4, Box 1276L, on Sunset Road between Bertha- Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perkins drove amount for the first time in twenty ' Portland. Leaverton Highway and Canyon Road to Kelso, Washington, Sunday to years, as shown in the semi-annual 'Mr. Walton who is a tailor by trade, vist an old friend Mr. Alvord. Mr. report of W. A. Tupper, county clerk, MINISTER GIVEN SURPRISE also has a mighty good knowledge is-ued for the period ending June 30. Alvord and Mr. Perkins were em The Christian Endeavorers gave of building construction as he is The warrant total of $4545 has not and other illustrious lectures ployed at the Y.M.C.A. a number of is o* contractor.” M. Skagen is Rev. Coulter a surprise Sunday ev- been lower since June 30, 1919. the boss carpenter and foreman. The ening following the Victory circle at years ago. BY Mrs. G. N. Thompson, Mrs. D. Po official said. > iil 1 ■ will be done In September the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Tracts of Land Plotted lumbo and Mrs. Kenneth Denny vis 1 Mr. md Mrs. Walton will reside Myers. Mr. Coulter s birthday was PASTOR W. G. TURNER and PASTOR C. E. Le aking forward to the increasing j i, The job was started July 1st on Saturday and the young people ited Mullens Wednesday. Mis. Mul demand for bettei homes, a new W EEKS, both of Washington, D C., PASTORS G. len’s birthday was celebrated. 1 much progress has been made I presented him with a beautfiul gift. tract of land on the Canyorl road Mrs. Louese Carter of Seattle, who A lovely birthday cake was served. W. SCHUBERT from Europe and L. C. WILCOX . ice thi n. About nine men are on is visiting in the community was a has been opened and named “Sylvan j with ice-cream. tho job. Hills” according to plat filed this [ from China, and other noted dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vtrs. L. P. Hendrickson of St. An L Larder of Port Chester New week with County Clerk Tupper. thony, Idaho, is spending the summer W orker Promoted The lots, twenty five in number, E v a n g e lis ts of M an y Y e a rs E x p e rie n c e York, at the Benson Hotel Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hendricks on are situated in the William Pointer Later in the evening they were Ruby avenue, north of Bertha-Beav- Mrs. Rose Hamburger Dennison H e a r T h ese L e c tu re s Donation land claim, sections 1 and with the Public Welfare office at guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown 2, Township 1 south of range 1 west. i iton highway of Garden Home and Mr. and Mis.. Mrs. Catherine Strieker of Bertha- Hillsboro since 1933 this week re- EVERY NIGHT Frank W. Pointer, William S. Hall, rt highway la slowly recov-1 celved an appointment to the audit- S. B. Lawrence of Raleigh. Andrew J. Turnbull, S. R. Brisbine ?dr. and Mrs Wm. Stendlor and FREE arthritis ing department in the State Public ering from an attack of and the Oregon Realty Company nsier several years suffering. She I Welfare Commission. Mrs. Denni- son spent the week end at Seattle. AT THE George Spriggle and Fielding Den are the owners and dedicators. haa been under the care of physi-1 son's vacancy at Hillsboro will be ney attended the camp meeting ser-1 nuns throughout the time of her filled by a worker In the office. vices at Garden Home Tuesday even Mr.s Guy Alexander and daughter, affliction. ing. On their way home they stop-) Mrs. Miss Ursey sfricker has been Theo. Hetu, Jr., are leaving for ped to see Paul DeHaan who has spending a two weeks vacation at Take Your Car Troubles to—— Bellingham, Wash., Monday to at been quite ill but is tecovering. Kockaway and Is expected home the forth-coming wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Donaldson of j tend (his week end. She is a daughter, Miss Merle Woody to Roger Ochs on Gladstone Park, near Gladstone, Oregon Downing’s Garage Portland were dinner guests of Mr. August 1st. Mrs. Hetu will be her of Mrs. Catherine Stricken and Mrs. S. B. Lawrence one even Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gripps and’ cousin’s matron of honor. P re a c h in g S e rv ic e s 1 1 :0 0 a. in., 3 :0 0 and 7 :3 0 p. in. at the Four Corners, in ing last week three children recently moved toi Miss Shirley Brockwell is visiting Progress Y o u n g P eople and C h ild ren . M e e tin g s E v e ry D ay. Portland. Their daughter Dorothy | Men have their troubles the same 1 s been visiting at the home of her Jack Downing Does Correct Work her friend Miss Gladys Sanders near Whitljordi Station. as women, but they have far less to ft .ends Mrs. Catherine Strieker and, n ii.i=iii=iii=iii=m =iii=iii£iitaii=tii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iiiEtii=ni=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=iii=jl Mrs. Hazel DeShane and children say about them. at FAIR Priaes. daughter Emma. Dorothy is to be J are visiting at the Kenneth Denney in i, senior at Franklin High School | = home. next term. Emma is to spend this Ü I I I Mrs. Ida Clifford of Portland, GEORGES = ! m i wtth friends in Portland. visited with old neighbors and 1 > \ald Gripp now of Southeast ! jjj I1 TRUCK SERVICE friends on Denney Road Sunday ev- i 1 a t land and until recently a resi- m m ening. G. N. Thompson and family PHONES: c i nt of the Beaverton vicinity w ho1 (NORTH PACIFIC DISTRICT) are living on Mrs. Cliffords place. EAst 8163— (Portland) ¡ü iji enlisted in tl)e Navy last April, 1st Mrj. and Mrs. A. C. Tuttle and 1 Hillsboro 3207 expecting to be called in the near j ¡jj Business College ili daughters Dolores and Maryalyn Beaverton 5603 and future. Ho is a former Beaverton | m visited at their nut farm Sunday ev Beaverton 3740 for Reedvllle 1022 SW SALMON BE. 3138 in High school student und is well | ening. They were on their way to Dally Trips to and from Portland known here. jjj 108th and S. E. Holgate Ñ j We Train visit with Mrs Tuttles brother and At 1 l ten new houses are under I Prompt Service family Otto Shaeffer at Tualatin. Outstanding Secretaries ID i| construction between Canyon Road G. D. TUCKER, Prop. and Ucrtha-Boaverton highway. Expert Bookkeepers jjj 'I1 There a e a few small bouses under- and Accountant* in i T i , . ,n, remodeling and enlarging a Efficient Executives i Port distance west erf this immed CHEESE lil=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=lll=!ll=llt5lll=IU5HI=lll=lll=lll=lll5lll=lll=ni=IIIXIII5IIISIir=!|l|l iate area and a few new ones will be erected soon. Much of the build- that the family i • material come from Vincent Take Home a Leg O’ Lamb is sure to enjoy n.mber Co., in Aloha, and Mc- for that Sunday DINNER at the table or Cieady’s in Beaverton. at the PICNIC and see all members of the fam Nine Remain on Jury Panel ily s m ilq ..................the flavor and quality are Tip-Top Of the 31 jurors diawn for the July BUTTER tei in of court and reporting Monday, o lit were errused permanently, six that makes Ev were excused until September, one August Sale Starts ery Meal De never reported while seven were JU LY 24th named to a new grand jury. lightful. Those selected ns grand Jurors were All Furs Drastically I,i vis T. Crawford, foreman, Leonard On Broadway, in Beaverton Leaders In all Dairy Products, Reduced VanLom. Phillip W. Watkins, Mary Everything in Groceries at fair Prices Lunch and Picnic Goods Eggs, Fruits and Vegetables, !• 1 1 .neh. Joseph Jackson, Walter Fer Now is the tim e to re Lunch Goods, TdEATS guson and Olivia Wilkins. E L M E R B E N SO N , P ro p . P h o n e 0855 model and rep air your FLAVORINGS Furs . . . new styles Natioi j , llko Individuals, must SPICES renewed lustre . . . stand for honor, fair play and law. HOME REMEDIES pert workmanship. CONFECTIONS 'ast Beaverton and .Vest Slope News Church Notices for DEAFNESS . ACOUSTICON ASTRONOMY AND THE BIBLE July 20 to 30 Annual Encampment of Seventh Day Adventists Camp Meeting Church of the Nazarene JULY 2 0 - 3 0 Inc. ARRANGE for W IN T E R Mickelsen For Furs Now! CITY MARKET See BOWES RADIO SERVICE SUMMER RATES C red it Extended End of 9th St., off Lombard BEAVERTON Tubes — Part» — Repairing CLARENCE J. BOWES •47 S. W. Broodway on Canyon Road at W EST SLOPE PHONE BE. 9244 '9 5111=111=111=111=111=111=1115111=111=lllsllls» Ella Hiertaas Prof .sor In Voice at St. Olttf College, Northfleld, Minnesota, offer* ROSS ALEXANDER, Mgr. "Your Community VOICE LESSONS .’ l I > Xiigust 12 For further Information call Til. 1698 II n: 111 = 111 = 111=111=111=111=111=16 II = 111=111=111=Ill=lll=lll=lll=lll:illl:rlll=lll=lll5 • I i nn’s C Y kankks its and _ Dr. - Ca-h | 3 garments for $1 with this HE. 3H96 I SU ' and C a r r y ^ ^ ' y \ a llib ili St. — M ore M Via Forest Grove and Wolf Creek Highway, to Astoria, Nea*klo and Tillamook Beaches EFFECTIVE JULY l»t METZGER FLORISTS Tigard office in Sarkrtt «taire Hide —In the Heart of Tigard Tho C reenhouses are at Metzger MH. A MRS. F. L STRASSER » STRAIN AFFECTS HEALTH A EARNINGS Through need for Glasses, through Improperly fitted lenses, or through lenses that have outlived their usefulness due to changing condi tions of the pyes;—that eye strain affects the entire physical condi tion of the body. SEE BARN SASH, 4 light, each ........................... SHINGLES, Comp., French Lock, per bundle 1 , 9 8 PAINT, Real Barn Red, 5 gal lots, per gal ] 39 SEE US ABOUT A REPAIR I.OAN OH NEW HOUSE LOAN W all Board Veneer Nails, Doors Windows and Tile OUR BED TRICKS DELIVER W. J. McCready Lumber Co. Phone 4606 F. D. PECK Res. Phone 12505 m = iii= iH = iii= iM = iii= iii= m = iii= m e in = iii= H iz Oregon Motor Stages THE FINEST IN QUAIJTT FLOWERS GROWN BY ROOFING, Per Roll ........................................ J J Q5 Dr. Arthur F. Durbin Leave Beaverton for Vcrnonla, 9:05 li. m., 3:06, 6:05 p. m. Sentiment c v r For Free Examination and Advice 9W Morgan Bldg., INirtlarul BE. 7982 Formerly in charge Optical Dept, at Meier A Frank leave Beaverton 7:35, 9:20 a. m. 12:05, 2 05. 6 35 p. m. say' it with PHONE 4603 OIL BURNERS — FURNACES AIR-CONDITIONING PLANTS eat BODY BUILDING ENERGY RESTORING AND STIMULATES APPETITE 1 FLOW ERS Heating For That New House Job =111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=111=M ia i 11=111=11 Ad New Bus Service m éá L f ENAMEL, Hi-Gloss, per quart ............ .......^ P o rtla n d — Food Market" M ATERIALS an d m ak e y o u r ow n in d iv id u a l term a rra n g e m e n ts fo r M o d ern , A u to m atic SW 6th at Pine, Portland BR. 5621 l'i = 111=lll=l|IEHI=lH=lll3l!t=Ills I ■■W ill I ■ I M I — WEST SLOPE MARKET M ontag Bargains at M I L L E R PANCAKE and WAFFLE FLOUR DOG FOOD Government Meat Inspection Under Federal Supervision G uarantees ---- Clean, Wholesome Food! 35c 55c Flour Pickett, 49 lb ........ ............... Ptokett 244 'lb $1.29 69 Guaranteed to equal the Best Known Brands Toilet Tissue Purex, 650 sheet rolls, soft, white three for .13 EiKlS,, grade A medium, candied, per doz .... .25 PER CAN At Your Sperry's. 28 oz, 2 for ------ CRISCO. 1 4 lb cans. 2 for Grocer We Deliver The Best is None TOO GegnT Across from the Bank ^Prime Fresh Faucv Raths DEPARTMENT Steer Beef Lean Pork Colored Chickens Tenderized Ham Fancy Veal Spring Iatmb Cold Meats, Bacon Positively THE BEST MEATS in Beaverton, all Reasonably Priced MILLER’S S A H Green Stamps Given This is Where Quality Counts
