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ing when a grou p o f friends honored Shively) o f Florida, are at the hom e
her " ’ith a lovely bridal show er. o f her m other Mrs. C. J. Shively for
T hose piesen t w ere:
M is. A nna the duration o f the d og racing seaso i.
Mr. and Mrs. Leber» W ilson drove
I M orse, Mrs. W illiam M orse and M rs.
H arvey Cam pbell all o f N ew b erg; to Salem Sunday to visit Mr \Vd
| M isses M ary
Jane,
and
Eliza son's sister and broth er in law Mr
Beam ish, Mrs. O. E. Lierm an, Mrs and Mrs. Bud R eady.
Neil O igan . M rs. E rvin R ick m a n and
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daughter V irginia, Mrs. M yrtle Her-
p rom a D o c to r ’s N o te b o o k
melin, Mrs. M abel Bender, M is. W . P.
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a P a g e fr o m a D o c t o r s B o o k
K eebaugh and
daughters,
Thelm a,
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Juanita and R o m a n »:
Mrs. R. S.
Mr “ »<
W elsh, M s. Geo. Blasser, Mrs. M abel
h_r? *
Mi - a n d ’ M s
D onald Beard e l
H arrison. Miss Edith W atts,_ Mrs.
route 1, have a new son born June IS.
Dora F ox and daugher Pauline Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. G ordon H. Suyder ot ,
E lm er W est, Mrs. W B P tg f lir a
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.. route 2,-on Saturday, June 15. a daugli-
Geo. M antternack and Mias Ma. tin
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ter.
and her fam ily.
M s. H. M B arnes has been con -
Miss M artin is leaving B eaverton on fined to hol.
wlth nines*.
June 20th fo r Golden, Idaho, w here
E veiyn Kuegy uf Aloha fi ll fr r.i
she will be married to W endall M orse. her bicycle and tin ctu red her rb 'h t
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Nielsen en tei- arm above the elbo.v, a bone cu t
tained at their Aloha hom e Saturday thru the flesh m aking a cnm poi mi
as a surprise in honor o f the birth I f , a c{ Ure
day anniversary o f F. H. Schoene, w ho | L R IiDorj, is Qf iou te 1, T ig a td .
was presented with a d eco ated birth-I fell fro m a ch erry tree and injured
day cake and a box o f cig a fs. Cards his back.
were follow ed by lovely refreshm ents.
E. S. D ocrin g is im p rovin g fr o m his
T hose present w ere Mr. and Mrs. A. recen t illness.
H. Hanson, Mr. and M is. D oy Gray,
D orothy C arm ine on W atson st eet
Mr. and Mrs. I ’. H. R osebraugh , Mr. has the measles.
and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen. Mr and Mrs
Mrs. W esley Sw eek and tw o ch ild- '
Sam L aw ren ce Mr. and Mrs. W . J. ren ajso have the measles
Scott, M i. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene,
M is. Ed L arson o f H uber is con
and the hosts.
fined to her bed.
The R ebekah s
en joyed a
s o c ia l,
hour follow in g the regular m eeting
T , , K M ETHODIST CHURCH
I uesday evening.
j£a| j R H orsell, M inister
M em bers o f the I. O. O. F. and R e-
Sunday S ch ool 9:45 a. m. Chas. H.
bekah
lodges will m eet Sunday at J R 08eman Supt.
their hall to form a line o f m arch to
Serm on
M orning w orsh ip 11 a. m.
the M ethodist ch urch to attend ser top ic On J erich o R oad.
vices.
E ven ing w orship 8 p. m.
W. C. M cK ell has been con fin ed ,to
his hom e su fferin g with lum bago.
BETH EL
T he E astern Star will hold the last
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C IIU K CII
m eeting
b efore sum m er vacation j
W illard B. Hall. M inister
W ednesday, June 26.
In itiatory dc- j 9:45 a. m. C hurch S chool. P r o f. E. !
g le e s will be given
G. W ebb, Supt. An Interesting class
Mr. and Mrs. W . C. W rig h t and
*>v r : y age group
Mr. and Mrs A. J. G allow ay were j u a m M orning w orsh ip
The
dinner guests o f Mrs. W rig h t s and 1 geim on top ic will be T he M ind o f
Mrs. G allow ay s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ.
T he oh oir w ill sing, under
J. H. S ch u im a n at S c h o lls Sunday, In {he direction o f W illis Cady.
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honor o o f f F
a th er’s C Day.
7 p. m. C hristian E ndeavor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam ie H udson o f
P ortland, entertained Dr. and Mrs.
CHURCH OF I ’ll HIST
T. G. H etu last Sunday, h on orin g Dr.
E. E. Coulter. M inister
.
Hetu on F a th er’ Day .
M orning w orship at 9:45 serm on |
The F riendly C ircle held a pot luck
su bject T he C hurch o f T oday.
Y ou j
p icn ic at the home o f Mrs. W ood -
should hear this m essage. D o n ’t m iss j
row W ea ver near H uber F rid ay a f
it.
Bible study at 11 o ’clock .
En
ternoon.
Sixteen en joyed dinner
d eavor at 7 o ’clock , even in g serm on j
served in the grove, beautifully d e co ra
at 8 o ’clock .
T his will be question
ted with fla g s in com m em ora tion o f
night and you are w elcom e to hand !
Flag Day.
in any question
pertaining to the !
Tdrs. Van B row n o f N ew Orleans,
scrip ture and we will an sw er or have
is visiting Mrs. L. R. R ich ey, w h o is
them answ ered.
A beautiful m usi- ;
Mr. B row n 's m other, also her parents
cal p rogram follow ed by th e fou rth
Mr. and Mrs. J. Selby at G arden
ch ap ter o f M ary M agdalene.
T his is
Hom e.
w here M ary finds the m aster and is
Mr. and Mrs. M ike P ienovi, and
Anita. Mrs. M erlo and Mrs. R . B iggi healed o f a terrible a ffliction .
T he first B eaverton you ng man to
enlist in the regular arm y under the
new governm ent rearm am ent pro
gram . is R ic h a id W . Sanders, son ot
Mr. and Mrs. H enry C. Sanders, route
1, Beaverton, w ho enlisted fo r the
29tu engineers, a top ograp h ical bat
talion statloined at Portland, a cco rd
ing to an announcem ent made this
w eek by L ieutenant C olonel H. D.
Bagnall, P ortlan d recruiting officer.
Miss H elen M urphy
becam e the
b iid e o f John Glodt, son o f Mr. and
Mrs. L ouis G lodt o f F orest Grove, at
a sim ple cerem on y June 2 at the
hom e o f tier parents, Mr. and M rs. O.
T. M urphy o f Beaverton,
T he ser
vice was read by R ev. J. A. J e ffe ry o f
T igard.
P ie c e d in g the cerem on y A lfred B oy
les sang, accom pan ied by Mrs Anne
N eill at the organ and R ay Olson
nephew o f the bride, on the violin.
The bride was attended by Miss
D orothy Dam n) o f M olalla and R o b
ert Murphy,
brother o f
the bride,
acted as best man.
A t the reception follow in g the cere
m ony Misses Gladys Greenlei and
Helen P eterson o f H ills b o io and Mrs.
R. H. B ow lin g o f San Bernardino,
Cal fornia, served.
A fter a sh ort honeym oon In W ash
ington, the couple will m ake their
hom e in Gresham .
The engagem ent o f M iss V ivian
W eb b o f Portland, has been announ
ced to K arl R eed Swenson, o f P o r t
land, son o f Dr. and M is. Karl J.
Swenson, o f P ortland,
form erly o f
this place.
T he w edding is planned
for July 19th in P ortland, where Miss
W ebb has been m aking her hom e for
the past year.
Miss W ebb, w hose parents, Mr. and
and Mrs. W alton Stanley W ebb, ie-
sido in Petersburg, Va., is a gradu
ate o f C olum bia U niversity sch ool o f
law in W ashington, D. C.
Mr. Swen
son attended the U niversity o f O re
gon, and later graduated from
the
school o f foreig n service o f G eorg e
town U niverlsty in W ashington, D. C.
The B eaverton air port has been
the scene o f intense activity while
a you ng m an built an airplane front
a m otorcycle engine and other things
Sunday he flew to Salem and Silver-
ton as fine as a fiddle, but on the re
turn trip the engine w ent dead over
T igard and he landed in Ab Scheck-
las' clov er field, the clo v e r just high
enough to catch in the wheels and tip
the plane end fo r end .throw ing the
aviator clear o f the ship.
He had a
broken p: opeller.
T he city ordinance now in effect
in reg a id s to fire cra ck e rs provides:
That it shall b e unlawful to sell, use
discharge, ignite or fire any fire
crack ers, torpedoes, rockets, bombs,
and children. Johnnie W right, attend-
paper balloons, o r firew ork s o f any
ded a p icn ic Sunday at P a t’s A cres,
description w ithin the c ity lim its o f near Canby.
B eaverton b efore the first day o f July
Miss V ivian Muhrs o f D ayton visit
and after the seventh day o f July, u n
ed her uncle E rm an S cott and fam ily
less perm itted by the city fo r genernl last week.
entertainm ent o f the public in co n n e c
Mrs. Guy Carr and tw o daughters
tion with
a
celebration.
A nyone are spending a week at Seaside.
found guilty o f violating the o r d in
Glen W olf, stutioned at P ort A n
ance and en dangering the person or geles,. W ash., fo r m ore than a year Is
property o f another is su bject to a spending his furlough with relatives
fine o f not less than $5.00 o r m ore in P ortland and B eaverton.
than $100.
Mr. and Mrs. J a ck O sfield and
M iss R uth M artin, w ho returned
daughter Janice aru v a ca tion in g at
to the hom e o f her parents, Mr. and W ald port.
M ;s. E. K. Martin, on June 6h, a fter
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene and
spending the w inter In Beattie, was Mr. and Mrs. A. E. H anson spent
pleasantly surprised Thursday even- Sunday at Seaside.
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Mrs. John M cL eod is ill.
H er
Too Late to Classify
daughter, Mrs. V era W illiam s, is c a r
ing for her.
F O R S A L E — -or T rade Milk Cow
Mrs. W alter S cott entertained the
fo r B eef Cow.
Inqulrs Frank's Tuesday A ftern oon
B ridge club
in
Meat M arket. Aloha
the beautiful Schoene gardens T ues
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. H anson
SWAPS
held high score at cards.
W ill sw ap 2-G arage D o o is fo r
Mrs. M arcia P ike is seriously ill at
B ricks o r will sell B R oad w ay 6743
a Portland hospital w here she under
went a m ajor operation.
ENROLL
Six-Weeks Course
M embers o f the C heerio clu b met
NOW
JUNE 17 to JULY tS
with Mrs. A. M. Jannsen fo r a d es
Mon. * Thurs.. 12 to 8 p m
sert luncheon and card s F rid ay a fte r
noon.
RAI-LET DANCING
Miss Eileen M artin o f P ortland
SPECIAL RATES
spent tw o days last w eek with her
LEAH ELIZABETH THROLL
pnrqntH Mr. and Mrs. E. E. M artin.
Teacher of Classical "Hallet"
Mr. and Mrs. F red Strieker, Mr. and
Studio—W . O. W . Bldg.
Mrs. Cash Johnson and Mrs. lY eda
East Sixth and Alder— EA. S0S7
Austin, enjoyed a trip to Seaside
R esiden ce— Phone LA. 1449
Saturday.
Formerly of H'm. F. Christensen
Mr and Mrs. W . J. S cott d rove to
Ballet School
CouquUle fo r the w eek end.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R h in es (C arlotta
NOTICE OF W A R R A N T SALE
N otice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the under- j
signed until the hour o f eigh t o 'c lo c k
p. m. on the first day o f July, 1940.
and
Im m ediately th ereafter publicly
opened by the sch ool d istrict board o f
sch ool d istrict No. 48, W ash in gton
County,
O regon, at the B eaverton 11
high sch ool building, in B eaverton, j
Oregon, fo r the sale fo r $5,000 n eg o-j
tiable in terest-bearin g
w arran ts au- |
thorized by a m a jority vote o f the
legal voters present and votin g by
ballot at the annual sch ool m eeting
held in the high sch ool bu ildin g on
Juno 17, 1940, a cco rd in g to t<e Ore
gon sch ool law s 35-1104. said w ar
rants to be dated July 10, 1940, and
to m ature as follow s:
W arran t num ber 1
$1,000 to ma
ture S eptem ber 10, 1941.
W a rra n ts num bers 2-5 to m ature j
serially th ereafter but all w arrants
to be at optional call at an y date [
a fter Septem ber 10, 1941.
Said w arrants to bear Interest a t :
the rate o f not m ore than 4% per j
annum payable sem iannually, prin ci- j
pal a id interest payable at the o f - 1
fic e o f the C ounty T reasu rer of
W a sh in gton C ounty, O regon, or at |
the fisca l agen cy o f the State o f ;
O regon in New Y ork City at the op
tion o f the purchaser.
T he b o a ’-d reserves the right to re
je ct any o r all bids.
Attest
A L T H E A it At 'I .K N BKCK, |
Clerk. D istrict 48
C hairm an W . H. G R A U E R |
S ch ool D istrict N um ber 48.
W ash in gton C ounty Oregon
BU SSES
To Astoria and
THE BEACHES
Via Forest Grove and the W olf Creek Highway
L U X U R IO U S S T R E A M L IN E D C O M F O R T
FAST— SA F E — E C O N O M IC A L
6 TRIPS EACH W A Y DAILY
Round Trip only $ 3 .5 0
New Midnight Locals from Portland
To Forest Grove daily at 12:30 A. M.
To McMinnville daily at 10:45 P. M.
FOR FIN EST SERVICE L O O K FOR T H E BLUE A N D W H IT E
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
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PRICES E F F E C T IV E
Friday-Saturday-Monday, June 21-22-24
I Next to Postoffice
Beaverton, Oregon
SA LM O N
SARDINES
Glacier Fancy
Pink— lb can
cans
V E LE R A
1 lb. oval can
cans
cans
Doles Tidbits
9 oz. can
SAN WAN PEAS
$1.50 CIGARETTES
2 pkgs. for 25c
CARTON $1.19
No. 4 sieve
fancy No. 2
can
Damascus Ice Cream
Qt. 29«
can
$1.00 CIGARETTES
Package 10c
CARTON 95c
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KOMI.NO — SE N S A T IO N
T A K E HOME A
QU ART TODAY
ÇAMK.LS — O LI» G O L D —
I I'CKII'-iS, I 'l l K S T K R F IK I.D
each 150
HEINZ KETCHUP
Northern Hardwheat Flour
$1.39
PORK and BEANS
3 cans 250
Large Bottle
(14 oz. net)
Sack
Phillips
No. 2Vi cans
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
0VALT1NE
Plain or Chocolate
14 oz. can 590
Get the K een new Orphan
Annie Shakeup Mug F R E E
Corned Bee!
CLIPPER
Friilav, lune 21, 1940
EN TE R P R ISE , Beaverton, Oregon
Chill and Slice
12oz.can 19c
46 oz, can 170
White King Granulated Soap, Giant I ’kg.
49c
Edgernont Cheezit
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Edgernont Ginger Snaps f r0Fn,lar 2llr value
15c
Brillo Soap Pads— Large Pkge. (12 pads)
17c
Zee Tissue,
4 rolls ........... ..... ................ ...... .......... 15c
Old Duch Cleanser, 2 cans
................... 13c
Lifebuoy Soap— Eliminates B. O., 2 bars
11c
b la-Vor-Aid, Soft Drink powder, many flav 3 pkg 13c
Snowdrift Cream Shortening, 3 11). can
...
48c
P & G Naptha Soap, Giant bars, 4 for ...
15c
Ritz Crackers, Large Package ..... ..................
23c
Kellogs Shredded Wheat, 2 p k p s .....................
15c
Soda Crackers, fresh, crisp, new stock, 2 lb carton 15c
De! Monte Golden Bantam Corn. 303 cans. 3 for 25c
Parcwax, 1 lb Pkgc
11c
3 Sisters Sliced Beets No. 2 cans 3 for
25c
Karo Syrup— Red Label, 3 11). can
.........
23c
Karo Syrup— Red label, 5 lb can
35c
Favorite Dog Food, 1 lb cans, 6 f o r ........................ 25c
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Hot Weather Meat Suggestions
CUBE STEAKS - each 5c
Prime Rib STEAK each 10c
COTTAGE CHEESE pt. 15c
PICNIC HAMS
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lb. 14c
Tender Steer Beef Roasts