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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1941)
Friday, January BEAVERTO N ENTERPRISE, Beaverton. Oregon Page 4 a three weeks trip to K elley Field., Lodges Hold Annual Pot Texas, where they went to attend I the graduating exercises o f their son Luck Dinner Saturday | E dw ard on the 20th o f D ecem ber. A m ost en joyable party was held in Mra. Nellie W righ t and son o f jfe received his com m ission as sec- the M asonic hall Saturday evening San M ateo, C alifornia, was h onor ond L ieutenant. when the join t past m atrons and past guest at a luncheon at the home o f E dw ard is now stationed at Barks E astern Star, with Mrs. F. P ritx loff M onday afternoon . dale Field at Shreveport, La . as a patrons o f the their husbands and wives, held their Other guests w ere Mrs. H- G. W right, flyin g instructor. Mrs. H arry W right and daughter De- W ord was received Tuesday o f the annual pot luck dinner and card par T here w ere about 40 present lores, Mrs. J. D. Simms, Mrs. M. H death o f E dw ard Keith at his home ty. Clem ent and son M alcolm , Mrs. A. at Oso, W ashington. He was an with Mr. and Mrs. F. H Schoene and B Clement, Mrs. Byron Clem ent and uncle o f R obert Sum m ers and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. H edberg as guests o f the club. T he past m atrons he'd daughter Barbara. A lovely lunch o f j (-;Uy Alexander, sandw iches, cake, ice cream and cof-1 Mr and M lg sum m ers, Mra Guy a business m eeting with an exch ange fee were served. Mrs. W righ t left Alexander, Mrs. Ted Hetu and Mrs. o f g ifts am on g Pals, also a draw ing T he evening the same evening fo r her hom e in E lm er Stipe plan to attend the fu n o f new Pa'.s fo r 1941. was spent playing cou rt w hist in California. eral. Mra. C. E. Mason returned to her Mrs. R ob ert Johnson is able to be w h ich prize fo r high scores w ent to hom e here F riday from Em anuel | ou t again a fter a m onths confine- Mrs. F H. S choene and G uy A lexan der. hospital. ' m m e ent r i t at a t her h e r home h o m e with w i t h the t h e flu. f l u. T he next m eeting will be held Jan R aym ond R ossi returned the first Mrs. Merle E vans and her sister o f the w eek from a trip to San F ra n Mrs. Post have been very ill at their uary 31 with Mrs. H. A. N ielsen as cisco, Calif., where he visited friends hom e with the flu. They ate im prov- hostess at her hom e in Aloha. and relatives. W hile there he spent . a day visiting Mr. and Mrs. R a y Dun ; ' ( Jay G ibson Jr., who has spent the bar, who were form er residents o f Christm as vacation at his hom e here B eaverton about ten years ago, R oy ce Mason, o f P ortland, fo rm e r left Sunday fo r Pullm an, W ashington ly o f Aloha, is con fin ed to his home to resum e his studies at the state Sw eet P otato M u ffins agricu ltural college. w ith penumonia. Can use fresh or can ned sw eet po-1 The children o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph tatoes, run through a seive. S ift to- i P eoples are con fin ed to their hom e geth er I S c flour, 1 T sugar, 5 t b a k K IN T O N w ith measles. ing pow der, S t salt. B eat 2 eggs, 11 Margaret Ann M acD onald. B eaver ad d 1 c m ilk and seived potatoes, |[ T he H om e E con om ics club held a ton high school student, is con fin ed short business m eeting in their club beat until sm ooth. C om bine with dry j to her home with measles. ingredients, add Si 6 m e l t e d shorten- || Members o f the past noble grands room at the close o f the R ed Cross ing. Pout into greased m u ffin pans, j Sew ing clu b on Thursday club m et at the I. O. O. F. hall W ed M akes 15. Mrs. Charles d is . B ake 30 min., 400 deg. nesday noon and enjoyed a pot luck ... . Owens o f , P ortlan .. Baked sweet potatoes are very nice dinner together. Mrs Edna Sheets | J l* * * "* “ nd with ham. if one does not like a Mrs. E. W . Van H orn while her and Mrs. A nna Mae R odgers were m other is recuperating from the flu sw eet dish w ith oran ges or pineapple. hostesses. A business m eeting fol Mrs. L avina W edek in g and Mrs. J. C hoose o f even size, bake until soft. low ed the luncheon. H. Aten were hostesses o f the toadies Dee-licious. M arriage license has been issued to Aid last Thursday at the hom e o f Few people realize that frozen veg e L eR oy Carter, route 2, B eaverton, Mrs. Aten. tables and fru its are not any m ore It was decided to con and D orothy V. Evans, M adrid, Neb. tinue having Big Sisters and names expensive than good canned goods. H A. E kstrom has m oved to P o rt w ere drawn. M illers is featu rin g a special price on land, C. B. Cable to A lbany, the E. C. F rozen Mrs. F. X . Olanie o f Brem erton. frozen produ cts this w eek. M cE lroy fam ily to Eugene, and Frank W ash., spent from Thursday till Sat fru it should be d efrosted by putting P u lver to Portland. the pack age, w ithout opening, in urday o f last w eek visiting her moth V ictor Nutz, B eaverton, and Lydia er, Mrs. Jess Huntem an, w ho ha.s co ld w ater fo r tw o or three hours. M eyer, Ritzville, W ash., have o b been ill with the flu. Must be com p letely covered. V ege tained a V ancouver m arriage license. M iss Sarah G erig o f Salem was the table p ack ages should be opened and T he M asonic B uilding association guest o f her sister, Mrs. Earl Bell ( d irection s on p ack age follow ed. are holding another o f their popular last week. Are you tryin g for the $5000 in cash dunces In the M asonic T em ple Sat prizes fo r nam ing the C herub b a b y? urday. Call at S afew ays fo r details. Stop Mrs. C arrie Leonard o f P ortland, at the m eat cou n ter and ord er meat visited the W . C. M cK ell and E lm er W H IT F O R D fo r Sunday dinner. Stipe homes W ednesday. T he C olum bia F ood Store have a Mr. and Mrs. W . F. Spriggel and W. F. Desslnger is im proving from big sh ow in g o f specials in the food sons and Mrs. Spriggles brother John line not on ly fo r hom e con su m p tion — a very severe attack o f flu. Mr. and Mrs. Glen L aF ond and G ran t spent N ew Y ears day and ev but the “ m a k in s" fo r that party too. daughter left for their hom e In Me ening with Mr. and Mrs. W m . Grant See G arrison fo r g ood w holesom e j dia, Montana, the first o f the week in P ortland. m eat at good prices. Mrs. K enneth D enney is quite illl follow in g several weeks visit at the Adolph L aFond home. David La w ith the flu. W A S H IN G T O N N E W S L E T T E R T he sch ool at W h itford opens again Fond accom panied them home. C ontinued fro m P age 1 Mr .and Mrs. K in g and Miss M ona today a fter a tw o w eeks holiday.. T he Sunday School was not very Miller returned to their hom es in United States a great fa v or by re- j Seattle. W ash., the first o f the week well attended ow in g to sickn ess and vealing a d read fu l and vitally dan- j follow in g several days visit with visiting away from home. T he church gerous w eakness in ou r defen se that ; services w ere con ducted by D ouglas has up to this tim e been con cealed Mrs. R. M Miller Mrs. G eorge Blasser entertained T a y lo r and W. E. G arnett delivered fro m us by ou r m ilitary au th orities j Special m usic ; and the A dm inistration. the C heerio bridge clu b at dessert an inspiring serm on. Strange to | luncheon and cards at her hom e F ri was rendered by tw o you n g ladies say, this statem ent by this responsible j from Portland. day. B ritish labor leader, m em ber o f the Mr. and Mrs. R. B row n and Mrs. B ritish P rivy C ouncill, and au th ority Mrs. Helen F isher Is able to be about again after being con fin ed to B. K. D enney w ere guests o f Mr. and on defen se m echanism , com es alm ost Mrs. E. G. P erkins at dinner Sunday on the heels o f a statem ent by Ma her home with flu. W ilbur H olcom b and H enry Nelson honoring Mr. P erkin s and Mr. B row n jo r G eneral ParJon K. Y oun t, o f the ! left fo r the coast W ednesday where on their birthdays. A rm y A ir C orps, on D ecem ber 7, j Mrs. A. P ostecsia spent New Y ears statin g that recent P ress criticism s | they will try their luck salm on fish day with her broth er and sister in o f the United ing. States m ilitary air Mrs. M. C. M cK ercher had fo r her law and fam ily Mr. and Mrs. T. Gih- planes as in ferior to present day G er I Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. leitti. man and B ritish m ach in es are ill j Mrs. H attie C rittendon w as a guest founded. <1 A. G illm ore and daughter E liza G eneral Y oun t had just | o f her sister Mrs. Helen R ick e y o f returned from a 5 w eeks visit to beth o f Portland. Mrs. J. C. O’C onnor has returned P ortland a few days the past week, i E ngland. T his developm ent seem s to her hom e here, follow in g an Illness to add stron g argu m en t to the d e w ith flu, at the home o f her daugh m and in C ongress fo r a C on gression ter Mrs. E arl P ierce In Aloha. al inquiry in to the w hole state o f New Year’s Dinner Guests ou r national defense. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shellenberger o f C opco, Calif., spent several days A turkey dinner on N ew Y ear's day i lust week visiting at the hom e o f Mr. w as en joyed by the fo llo w in g at the and Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger. hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T h om p Mrs. J. H. D obbins . Mrs. M. C son in K in ton : Mr. and Mrs. V ir - ; M cK ercher, Mrs. Nelson W alker, and Mrs. S. B. Ijiw re n ce w ere luncheon gil M yers, and V irgil, Jr.; Mr. and H ow ard, and guests o f Mrs. Adlyn C ooke at her Mrs. R obt. Johnston, W E S T 81.O P E U N IT E D M iss Evelyn J oh n son ; Mr. and Mrs. home In the Burlington district, P ort P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R CH Carl R o gers; Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon land. M eeting at the G abel C ountry Day M yers, B obby and M ary, also Mrs. Mr and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen and M yer’a m other. Mrs. F loren ce J oh n S ch ool. . son W ilbur, returned to their home son ; the host and hostess and their R ev. W . E w in g M urphy, P astor here the first o f last week, follow ing daughters, C harlotte and R oberta. 9:45 a. m. Bible School. 10 3 a. m. C hurch service. Serm on to p ic —C hristian Love. Personal Mention T H E R E ’S NO BETTER 10, 1941 PLACE SE Favorite Recipes C H U R C H O F C H R IS T G eorge W . Springer. P astor M orning w orship and preaching service at 9:45 a. m. The top ic o f the m orn in g serm on will be le a r n in g F ro m Christ. F ollow in g the serm on the la u d 's supper will be observed. Bible Sch ool class session 11 a. m. C hristian E nd eavor 6:30 p. m. Son g service assisted by the orches- ■ tra 7:20 p. m., follow ed by the even ing serm on. T he top ic o f the even ing serm on will be P uttin g on Christ M idw eek Bible study W ednesday 8 p. m. ¿■MILLER’S r7trtrc¿A . ^ WE DELIVER -PHONE BEAVERTON 3203¡ BEAVERTON'S QUALITY MARKET OPEN E V E N IN G S U N T IL 9 O ’CLO CK S U N D A Y S — 4 to 9 P. M. T H E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H E arl B. H orsell, M inister Sunday S ch ool 9 45 a. m. Chas. H. R osem an, Supt. M orning w orship 11 a. m Serm on | A L ight In the Tem ple. E ven ing w orsh ip 7:30 p. m. A study o f M ark's G ospel. FROZEN FOODS A C O M P L E T E LIN E OF Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Boysenberries - Raspberries - Strawberries Youngberries - Apricots - Cherries - Peaches 1 lb cartons, each 25c Green Beans - Peas - Peas and Carrots Corn, Whole Kernal 12 oz. cartons, each 20c Asparagus - Green Lima Beans 12 oz. cartons, each 30c SPECIAL Frozen Strawberries IRC 1 lb C U P M ETZGER COM M l M U M E T H O D IS T C l l l IU II E arl B. H orsell, M inister M orning w orship 10 a m. Serm on by Mrs. C lara W atrous. Sunday S ch ool 11 a. m Mrs. E. W . C onklin, Supt. E pw orth L eague 7 p. m. BETHEL C O N G R E G A T IO N .V I, C H U R C H W illard B Hall. M inister 9 45 a. m. C hurch School. E. G ( W ebb, Supt. II a. ni W orsh ip T he subject o f the serm on will be M an's iSrst and l.ast W ord s to God. The ohoii will sing under the d irection o f W illis Cady. 7 p. m. C hristian E ndeavor. r. __ Friday-Saturday January 10-11 DON’T MISS THE BIG SAVINGS! Fancy Spinach Snowdrift RINSO N ew W alla Walla Picnic C £ (1 0 'j oz. Net) can.»**' 3 lb car. O V A L T IN E L arge I’ kgs Hk-; Plain or chocolate ila- vor— Served hot or cold 2 fo r Soda Crackers 6 oz can 34c 14 oz can ... Fresh from the Crystal White Chips O ven—2 11* pkg Apple Butter BEANS churn-fresh Giant 5 lb Pkge L ibby, Qt Jar (38 oz Net) Campbell's Soups All varieties (except Chicken or Mush T C p room) 3 cans_____ C t t i f * R ed M exican or smalt white S lbs Macaroni PRUNES Picket Pancake Flour Made fro m se lected flour 3 lbs No. 10 sack_______ 2 9 £ Ocean Breeze Peas Fancy No. 2 canSjJJjJjjl I¿arge Italian 3 lbs Del Monte Corn Grapefruit luice Pork and Beaus W hole Kernel A riz-ow n 12 oz Vac. can 46 oz can Tomato Juice Glorietta, made sole ly from whole red ripe tomatoes, 20 oz Van Cam ps, 3 ¡ 190 46 oz can CROWN BEST PATENT FLOUR Hormel Chil* Con Carne No. 1 cans, 2 for 29c Lighthouse Cleanser— with lemon fragrance, 3 cans 10c Ivory Soap, large bars, 3 for 25c Scot Tissue, 3 roils__________ 20c 4 9 -lb . sack Waldorf Tissue, 3 rolls 13c Scot Towels, 2 rolls COLUMBIA COFFEE Northern Hardwheat Flour Makes baking a pleasure F ew equal none bettei A lw ays fresh and ground to you r order. 49 lb. Bag F R E E — Big Peppermint Stick with each pound of Columbia Coffee 1 pound bag — W e Reserve the Right 4 9 -pound bag $1.29 To Limit Quantities— t l l * l l l = « l 5 ltl=IM 5 IM = lll* lll= IM = IM = M I= l'l= lll= lll= M I 5 ll l = l l l = l l l = 5 ll l= i l l= ll l= | | | = | | i = |||= |,, 2 1 1 1 = 1 1 , | = m x . | | = | | | = m = ii!»n3iti*Hi=iii*iii=!ii*iii=Mi=iii=iii3iii=iii=iii=iii=in=iii3iMS =iii=msHi=iii=iu=iit=m=m=m=i ii=i, |=||T=M = ,, f=i ir^ iii ^ ViP^ it GARRISON MARKET Armour's Chili Brick - * - - 25c Armour's Jewel Shortening, Pure Veg„ 4 tbs. 49C Tender Pot Roast of Beef, lb, - - 17 c Swifts' Choice Brand Fancy Sliced Bacon, ib. Round, T-Bone, Loin, Rib or Swiss StesV ? - R f i T g - » »* 25c 25c
