The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 13, 1940, Page Page 3, Image 3

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    Friday, December 13,
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V
1940
B E A V E R T O N ENTERPR ISE. Beaverton, Oregon
Page 3
the past six weeks
Edith M Van
Kleek, Roberta Gembella, David El­
liott, and Johnny Mayfield.
K IN T O N
At the Ladies Aid meeting held at
the hume of Mr». John Daniel» last
Thursday it was voted to finiah the
W E S T SLOPE
comforter donated by Mr». Kershaw
West Slope Improvement club will
and keep it on hand to be sold or
meet tonight at the Sylvan school
given away later. The following of­
The main feature of the evening is
ficer» ware also elected for the next a Christmas party for the children of
year:
President. Mrs. Fred Van the district.
Community singing of
Kleek: vice-pies., Mrs. Albert Scott, Christmas carols will be a part of the
secretary, Mrs Erma Cron; trees, program.
Mr». Marvin Ricks.
There were 29
Three new trustees elected at the
members and two visitors present. Gabel country day school consist of
The next meeting will be held Janu­ Dr. Leland V. Belknap, Joseph R.
ary 2, at the home of Mrs. J. H Gerber and Thomas Dant, according
Aten with Mrs. Lavina Wedeking as to an announement by Miss Priscilla
joint hostess.
E. Gabel, president.
Since its incor­
Mrs. J. H. Aten spent the week-end i poration In 1936 and its purchase of
in Portland visiting Mrs. Clara Ryan. | the Multnomah Golf club property,
Marvin Ogle was absent three days the school has made rapid progress.
last week with a bad cold.
In addition to the original buildings
The John Deere Plow Co. is spon-1 it now has a new gymnasium, manual
soring a free show, entertainment training shop and a 3% acre athletic
and lunch at noon at the Kinton field.
Grange hall Friday starting at 10 a.
m .and lasting all day.
Door prizes
BEAVERTON
will be given during the day.
There
were
over 200 guests attend­
The following pupils are on the
ing the annual turkey dinner and
honor roll at the Kinton school hav­
ing been neither tardy or absent for bazaar given by the Congregational
Ladies Aid last Thursday evening. The
candy, aprons, and fancy work booths
were sold out.
Following the dinner
F. H. Schoene showed moving pic­
ture» of Yellowstone Park and Brice
.•inyon and gave descriptive talks
SMORGASBORD
which was greatly enjoyed by the
May we flash this message of
guests.
Good Cheer.
"A Jolly Christmas
F. O. Howland of Beaverton, and
and a Happy New Year!”
C. M. Bebout of Aloha, had first
“ Open New Years Day and Christ­
place prize winning fox furs on dis­
mas Day from 1 p. m. to 9 p. m.
play in Portland this week at the
Nationally Famed Dinners
Public Service building under auspic­ I
That Are Different
es of Oregon Fox and Mink Breeders
association.
There were 60 furs on
MRS. A. NELSON
display in the window belonging to
1744 N. E 42nd, Near Sandy blvd.
members estimated to be worth (3500
PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen and
son Wilbur left for Texas Saturday
where they will visit with their son
Edward until after the holidays.
Misses Mable Richter, Helen Merr
itt and Ethel Rice spent last Fri­
day evening with Miss Ann Kamna
at Hillsboro.
James Downing is confined to his
home with a broken rib and bruises
as a result of a fall down the stairs
of his home.
Mrs. C. E. Mason has returned to
her home here following several
weeks at the hospital.
Mrs. Melvin Beeler is confined to
her home with flu.
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