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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1941)
Friday, August 1. 1941 B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P K l > E , Beaverton. Oregon Page 4 ’ The smiling face of the handsome W E S T S LO P E l M T U ) Mr and Mrs. Ted Hetu were dmnei Appliance Concern Adds young man seen behind the meat P R E S B Y T E R IA N P H I K d l guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sprln-1 r r counter at Beaverton Safeway store. Holt Deitz of Hollywood. Califor Meeting at the Goble School ger «Irene Hetu) at their home in Gas Heating to Service ia J Jimmy Lorentz, transferred to nia. visitad his father here for a few 9 30 a. m. Bible School. Beaver Appliance company, 1300 j Portland Wednesday night. from Oregon City, replacing Lloyd th 10:30 a. ni. Observa ice of An urgent appeal that all patri-¡ da>* la,,t vs, , k Fine Cookies— Doughnuts, Maple E. Burnside street, last week an Nelson, who has been transferred to nt£ citizens register at once for vol- A group of members of the Fas Buis and Bread. Open evenings. Beav nounced the addition of a new line of Lord's Supper. S“ ittle. Mr. Nelson and family left Rev. Murphy. Partor gas house heating and air condi unteer home-guard service has bi en Matr” n8 , ' Iub wlth th?lr £.h,ld^ n and erton Baker. this week for their new home. sent out by C T. Richardson, cha..- «randchiWren spent Tuesday at tioning equipment to its serv.ce, ac- j A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Baughman Mrs Wm. Miller <Evon Hetu) Satur cording to Paul Amort and Allan H ■"» »< s r s j s s . w,,h * p,enlc Lee, partners in the firm. Manu- j Exceptional value» are lo be found are paients of a son, W illiam L. He states, assignments to the day. July 26 at St. Vincent hospital Malcolm Clement, small son of Mr born July 21. facturers of a locally developed oil in the used car ads this issue. ious branches of civil defense can not j and Mrs. M H Clement, spent from She was named Lou Ann. be made until enrollment has been Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins who burner, and dealers In all types of completed and until all persons will Friday to Tuesday at Good Samari home here, arc home appliances at the East Sid< tan hospital undergoing treatment for lng to volunteer for civil defense having a new house made on their store and at SW 1st avenue and M or-, ear infection. rison street in Portland. Beaver Ap have made application. Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell property at Tigard. Training of specialist branches will i Mrs. J. F. Smith of Kings Lane 1 pliance believe the addition of gas I and two daughters of Wallowa, Ore their ‘ equipment a logical development of commence as soon as these assign- j gon, are visiting at the M H. Metcalf having a new house built on I their service. The gravity fu nace ments are made for the various Portland. branches, according to ».Ichardson. ! and H. M. Barnes home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caviness and 1 and fl° or furnace types are offered. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fleetwood are Payne the WIU» 1 , visiting at the home of Mr. Fleet . , Richard „ , , spent three . , days „ ™ er to actual engagement In hostili- sister at Tenino, Washington.' a ast Newport If!C ties, the more dangerous the sltua -1 The wonmns society of Christian a „ Taft . „ _. . . „ M „„ n f tion becomes, relative to civilian ServiCe Mr and Service of of th(. the Methodist Methodist church church will will “ ,,uw Mr8 Robert « o o e n Summers, Summers, I N a m e IN eW U t llC e r S ................... ... l home of . . Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Alexander and population. I I - hold a silver tea at . the Mrs. Anna Kruger, route 2, Beav- Fighting slogan of the United I Dayton p e<.k Thursday afternoon Mr and M' 8 Ted Hetu fished on State defense effort will be "Keep August 14. The gathering will be ' the Salmon river Sunday bringing i erton, is new president of the Wash- them Flying" it has been announced. held outside in the lovely gardens of home a nice catch of mountain trout.! >nHton County Taxpayers' League Mrs. L. L W alker and Mrs. Walter Inc- Other officers are: State The idea bqjiind the slogan, which is Mrs. Peck's home. Mr and M rs H M Barnes snent Cavin*M spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. Senator Earl E. Fisher. vice-presi- a product of the war department, is to make this the Yankee equivalent R o S «“ y = • »• ' > J ~ » « a ™ « « l » r boss I . . Johnoos . . c ~ - tary and Mrs. John Ekstrom treas- of Thumbs Up, slogan used by UM B orn«, parents who are .p o n iln ,, °/ “ Dro. „ . t j ,dy, ml, h W l. „ urer. British. several weeks at the coast. Mr “ 'and“ Mi“s “ <Vo‘rW~ Blasset drove arrived Tuesday to join Mrs Droane Mr8 Kruger is also secretary of Oregon Taxpayers’ Federation, to Netarts and visited other beaen- wb<> bas sPent several months visit- JO H N F. BOOK ing at the home of her sister’s M rs.! ------------------------ John F. Boge of Hillsboro, route 2, es Sunday Theft of 600 bunap sacks on July Mr and Mrs. Guy Carr and daugh- \ F H Schoene and Mrs. A. E. Han died July 27 at age of 77 years. He ___ „ Plan to return to their 25 from the barn on his farm is re 8on They was husband of Emily L., Hillsboro, ters Dorothy Lee and Shirley, Mr son. Their daughters Doro- ported to the State Police by Rob route 2; father of Veldon C. Boge, | and Mrs. Bruce Steel and son, and I home soon. Beaverton, route 1; Evart R. Boge, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grauer spent ! thy and Ardis, who also visited here Johnson o f Beaverton route 2; en- Tillamook; Bevyn G. Boge and Ber- Sunday at Champoeg Park, enjoy j several months returned to their entrance was gained by prying open home two weeks ago. the grainary door. yle Boge, Hillsboro, route 2; Vera ing a picnic dinner together. Jack, Sherwood, route 4; one broth Mrs. Hazel Carlson and son Junior ; The Cheerio Bridge club met in er, Edward, Hillsboro, route 5; one left for Boise, Idaho, Tuesday for the Boyd grove Friday for a pot brother and four sisters in east; several weeks visit with relatives. | luck dinner followed with cards. W H IT E AR R O W 8 grandchildren. Funeral services Claude Fox left fur California [ This was the end of a series of where he hopes to obain employ-' Kanles and an exchange of gifts was were held Tuesday In Hillsboro. 1 a feature of the occasion. i ment. Miss Dorothy Goddard of T illa -1 Bruce Steele went back to w o rk 1 The Oregon milk board announced ! mook who is attending summer; Wednesday that it has denied the at Montgomery Wards when the school at Willamette university, Sa-1 Ask for Them by Name request of milk producers for an in store resumed operations after sev lem, spent the week end with her eral months shut down owing to a crease in the price of milk. • HULL Low Bund, Ixing parents here. $2 While giving sympathetic attention strike. Point Collar Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goyt attended Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kerr and fam to the Increasing problem of the the picnic for conductresses of East- • DREW Ixrw Bund, Short $2 milk producers, especially those re ily of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ; ern Star for 1941 of Portland and Point Collar lating to Increased cost of labor, the Henderson and family of Tualatin, j vicinity at Shady Dell on the Molalla hoard's statement said that it does and Mr. and Mrs. Thayne Smith river Sunday. A potluck picnic was | not feel justified immediately In add and daughter Dianne, enjoyed a I served at noon and again in the I • ARDEN Low Hand, Wide $2 Spread Collar ing to the burden of the increasing family picnic together at Blue Lake ! evening. Sunday. nigh cost of living. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Silpe attend-1 • HIT Regular Shaped $2 Mis. Guy Carr and daughters The board commented on the fact Collar Shirley and Dorothy, Mrs Bruce ed ,he Ben Dora Picnic for 1940 PMt there sepms to be some difference of opinion among the various groups Steel, Mrs. W. H. Grauer, Mrs Ster- mat,ons and pa8t Patrons ot ‘ he $2 • GORDON CAMPUS of producers, which Indicated that ling Thompson and family and M rs.’ ^ astern star at Jantzen beach Sun- ^ the situation is not as critical as Boyson spent Tuesday at Jantzen • GORDON AXAMORE $2 Beach enjoying a picnic lunch to- N,noteen y ° un& people from the some of the testimony Indicated. gether. | Beaverton Church of Christ attend- • GORDON DOURLER $2 Mr and Mrs. Thayne Smith, who ed the Youn* Peoples Christian ser- have been making their home with | vlce Camp at Bear SPr,n* 8 last week, the W. F. Dessingei family for 9PV. ! Beaverton had the second largest eral months, drove to Tillamook the dpl‘‘Kat>°n- There were 24 in all first of the week for their household from Beaverton Church of Christ. furnishings. They have taken a ; Three of eight scholarships went to 4 1 4 $. W . W ashington residence near the high school in j Beaverton young people. There were 200 in all at the camp this year, with Beaverton. Portland Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh i 12 churches represented. Headquarters for and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Talbert and 1 daughters Carolyn and Virginia j O R EG O N MOTOR STAGES K1NTO N spent the week end together at th e ! and Talbert cottage at Bay Ocean. I . ... . _ H O M E C O O K E D GOOD EATS Mrs. Sarah Johnston who has been I Kmton Krantfe 'Til1 mef t Tuesday Modern Fountain Servire visiting at the home of her son and * V,e" infi' S*'',?ral 8p! ? * er8 ,from for Hot Weather Relief daughter in law. Mr. and Mrs Rob- Aloha and H,Ilsboro wlU sPeak on ert Johnston, left for Roseburg Mon-' the PUD durinK the »«t u r e hour. Everyone is invited to hear the speak-; day for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Howell of Bend, Oregon, is ers and they will talk at the begin- g visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ning of the meeting so people who S don’t belong to the grange can hear % L. Malm this week. To yon. becowtt coifoo and tern ^ or* such important items both Miss Catherine Dessinjrer accom them to your budget and to your Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hawley left * N panied by Mrs. Mary Dawson left \moolt mo satisfaction wo ur«a you to «¿v« each brand tka cons.iora k for the beach Tuesday for a vacation this week for an extended _. . tour . of . the . Ition it dosorves Roolis.n« uith you that tSc Beat Co‘ »e- a tk of several days United States. They plan to take |ki«d YOU like the best, Safeway always offer» you o *.'de »election fo cnoose tram of prices tket era competitive with the lowest. Miss Elsie Whitworth accompanied 1 the Northern route through Spokane, a ,* * a T i E w by her nephew Robert Whitworth and along the Canadian border, vis lting Lansing, Detroit, Niagara Falls, attended a picnic Sunday at the C O L D S * W EST Clark county picnic grounds near Washington, D. C., and return home If it's the southern route going as far south Battle Ground, Wash, for employees -:X y and guests of the Midway Studios of as Florida. Mrs. May Snider spent Monday col Portland. A big picnic dinner was The grange hall served followed by athletic contests lecting aluminum. will be open for the collection of and games. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richey were hon luminum as long as the drive lasts. Robert Richards arrived here Sat or guests at Seaside Kiwanis club Tuesday evening of last week when urday morning from Weed, Cali., for On Sunday Charter Night was observed on the a visit with his family. you need— then see I 13th anniversary of the club. Mr. he received a telegram informing | Richey is lieutenant governor of this him of the birth of a daughter at The baby was named district. A large group of past Yreka, Calif. presidents were present at the meet Patricia Jean. ««¡i. • P s i o . Missi i Sarah, Catherine, Dorothy ing. Fancy Elbertas • V « * , * «■ — - and Mina Gerig, Salem, spent Friday K-lb A r. Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray and Mr. 18 lb and Mrs. F. H. Srhoene spent Sun- and Saturday visiting their sister, «ox Grate Mrs. Earl Bell, enroute home from a day together at Seaside. Mrs. Irving 1-aFond and Mrs. O t to !trip to YeIlow8tone National Park. Office and Yard* in Oregon Field-Grown Mr. and Mrs. Lcland Flint spent Seidler returned to their homes Saturday and Sunday at Heppner here Monday following a week's visit A LO H A Lqe bar 9c " ' I ' 1 “ 'la"''«'s at l-«mg Beach, Wash visiting , Mrs. , Flint's , „ brother. George They report Mrs E S During was pleasantly I Sn!der Jr' and famlly Medium 41°r21* crop in that coun- surprised Wednes.lay when a group a “ bumper ----- - wheat --------- ___ _ G uest Ivor^ i try. of neighbors came In to spend the I v o r y B 4 tor n< Green and tender Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bell and family And Mr, Vincent will he afternoon, including Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Charles Daws, spent the week-end along the Oregon tflad to help you with Mrs. Carmine, Mrs. K G. Webb, coast. Mrs Alice Richards left Thurs- Mrs. Long and Mrs Walter Van your building plans. U. S. No. 1 Sweet Spanish ] Kleek. They brought with them cakes day mornin8 for a triP to Southern and Ice cream which was served Oregon and northern California where she will visit several of her children Phone Aloha 6191 during the afternoon. She plans to be Mr. and Mrs Guy Alexander and and grandchildren. gone about a month. During her absence Mr. and Mrs. James Rich ards and family will stay in her ICE FOR SALE Sale August 2 to 9 house. Fishers Flour, Crown, Drifted Mrs. Robert Pomeroy attended a COSLETT SERVICE STATION dinner ■ m r , 1 !« ll> sack $ 1.82 at the home of her sister, Signal G ii - h , T ir e |{c|>airn Hitch Craft Flour, 1 !» lb sk *1.55 Mrs. J. R Steele on Friday. Westah Vanilla 4 nt holtlo He r i l O N K 2611 Fluff«* Shortening 4 lb«'art«*n 55c Beaverton, Oregon Keen shortening I lb carton 52c ( Ill K( II O F C H R IS T Jells Rite Pectin S o r bottles 29c O W. Springer. Pastor White Satin Sugar ton lb sk $.'*.60 Morning worship and preaching K«'rr or Ball Mason Jars Q dz H.V service at 9:45 a. m. Topic Marvelling at Jesus. STIUAfl .-«CIAL TISSUES roe. Be l»c Following the sermon .the Lord s WHITE UMi'C BLEACH W atl'clTe supper will be observed. SEIRCHEISHT MAJCHCS c<* t 19c Bible School class session 11 a. m SHINOU WHITE SHOE CLEAHEH b °< u . 9 c Christian Endeavor 6 45 p. m. SIRIER'S BABT FOOD 4 C m 25 c Song service 7:45 p. m. followed by *1 / TOWI HOUSE 6RFRUIT JUICE 2 ZA 15c reports from the young people's »LERI SIRE SHAPE FRUIT Ho - i 0 c SUNSNF.ET Christian Service camp and evangel H F*f I D M SAROEISIOE TOMATOES 2""J.’ l9c l.oxs of im<lrr«taii(lliif istic sermon by the pastor . 8AR0ERSIOE NOT SAUCE 3 '£ • '• « Midweek Bible study Wednesday at 8 p. nv H ig h w a y C atsu p I I o z hot !h Prompt Enrollment in Civilian Defense Urged I B EAVERTO N rood's ,eL ^a,t v'eek at Taxpayers Leap«US, You are invited to attend the D edication C eremonies of OREGON MOTOR STAGES New 29-Passenger Blue and White Streamlined Clipper Bus SHIRTS "CITY OF BEAVERTON" Wednesday Evening, August 6th Time 7 P. M. High School Athletic Field BEAVERTON GREYHOUND Coffee Shop OREGON MOTOR STAGES m J1 M. J. 3. £.29<2s.5S< M I S c ? n COFFEE &. 30« 2'L S7< EDWARDS COFFEE S. 25’ 2 'L 49« Nob Hill Ccifse sa. 2,21« 2 1, 4!« LUMBER or Bldg. Materials UPTÒf's VINCENT LUMBER CO. 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Pn« S J,._ 23c BEEF SALE Roasts, Blade Cut lb. 2lc GROUND BCEF 2 Lbi 1 « 3 9 c BOILING BEEF. lb ] 5 C SIRLOINS lb. 29c Bacon, by piece lb. 25e Bolo Liv Saus Franks lb 25c • Swifts Pram Hams, Lb 33 c •Swifts PieBicjn s!cdlb35c rRICF„S EFFECTIVF. AT BEAVERTON STORI ONLY W E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY
