The Beaverton enterprise., August 08, 1941, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Fri» lav. August 8. 1941
B E A V F R T O N E N T E R P R IS E , Beaverton, Oregon
Local News Notes
Nut Growers Announce
Summer Tour Aug. 13-14
G ayford W ilson, son o f A E. W il­
son. has returned to B eaverton from
I o s A ngeles w here he atten d ed a
W ave Shop
w atchm ak ers school. H e is prepared
M iss L&netta <’
: ,
to do w atch and jew elry repairing
the Ideal Perm anent W ; V® Shop, lo ­
at the A. E. W ilson hom e on E ast
cated in room 303 A lisky I ’ldg., *1C* street, near B roadw ay in B eaverton .
and M orrison streets. Port and, fee b
th a t everyone is entitled t person:-,
. . . . » „ . m i SPE C IA L — —
—
service and that is the one import
sA U H IS T W A T E R H E A T E R
ant th in g
that everyone receives
w hen having your work done in this
shop ............. She know s a fter more
Satisfaction G uaranteed
than 20 years o f experience that
H ave the pleasure o f hot w a ter at
Your H air is Im portant to You.
the m ost reasonable cost to you
She g iv e s test curls on every per­
LYONS H E A T IN G CO.
m anent for your own protection, and
3411-15 S E H aw thorne,
l*ortland
m akes sure that your hair is not
O ffice, EA. «517. E v Ap. T R . 7343
I crisp and dried by your perm anent.
You w ill get a vigorous brush up,
oil base sham poo, tonic, fast-drying
i w ave set, hair style, at a very nom
inal cost. T h is treatm ent g iv es your
hair a natural sheen
T his is not a
school.
T heir sp ecialty is perm an­
en ts of the very best
M iss C asteel positively uses no
electricity, no heating ch em ica ls or.
OPTOMETRIST
the head w hen giving a perm anent
Oil
sham poos are
u n-necessary
a fter the wave.
Is pleased to an nou nce rem oval
to his old location in the
Buy!
K en t!
Sw ap.
Sell!
Want A d Wav
MONTGOMERY WARD STORE
Ideal Permanent
Farm Help Shortage
Brings Request to Defer
Agricultural Students
W ash ington and Marion cou n ties
F un eral services were held T h u rs­ : w ill be the location for th is y ea r’s
W EST SL O PE U N IT E D
B ecau se o f th e g ro w in g sh ortage
day a t F orest Grove for Mrs. Am y .su m m e r tour o f th e W estern N ut
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
A nn W ahl, m other o f Mrs. H elen G row ers a sso cia tio n , A ugust 13 and of farm w ork ers and farm produce,
M eetin g at the Gabel School
Lam broos of B eaverton.
14, according to L. R. P earson, Reed- Lt. C olonel E lm er V. W ooton, S tate
R ev. W E w in g Murphy, P astor
S electiv e
Service for
Mrs. D on M cDonald and d aughter ville, president, and O. T. M cW hor­ D irector o f
9:30 B ible School.
M argaret accom panied by M iss V ir­ ter o f the O. S. C. ex ten sio n service Oregon, today em p hasized that local
10:30 a. m. W orship service, ser
boards have am ple au th ority to d e­
g in ia Burke and Mrs . F. W . Grauer, a ctin g secretary.
o f P ortland, attended a p icnic a t S il­
T he first day o f th e tour w ill be fer stu d en ts o f a g ricu ltu re as m en m on su bject The P riest King.
v er Lake, W ashington. Sunday.
d evoted largely to filb ert grow ing. “in tra in in g or preparation for” n e­
BETHEL
M iss E v a W hitw orth le ft F riday T he party w ill m eet at the L. R. cessa ry occup ations.
C O N G R EG A T IO N A L C HURCH
E x istin g S electiv e Service R egula-
ev en in g w ith a group o f Trail club P earson filbert farm on e-half m ile
W illard B. H all. M inister
co v erin g
"n ecessary
men"
m em bers for a w eeks ou tin g in the n o rth ea st of R eed ville at 9 o'clock - tio n s
9.45 a. m.
C hurch School.
E. G.
O lym pic N ation al Forest.
T h ey ! W ednesday. A ugust 13.
A 25-acre are su ffic ien tly broad to p erm it de­
planned to clim b Mt. O lym pic S un ­ orchard of five-vear-old trees w ill bi ferm en t o f agricu ltu ral stu d en ts, the W ebb, Supt.
11 a. m.
W orship.
The m in is­
day.
observed there w ith sp ecial a tten tion D irector declared .
“S om e m isu n d ersta n d in g ,” he said, ter w ill sp ea k on the C easeless S tr u g ­
Mrs. D onald Mac D onald had for to so il con d itions and pruning p rac­
h er luncheon g u ests W ednesday her tices. O ther v isits th a t forenoon w ill 1 “has a risen on the question o f w h eth ­ gle.
au n t Mrs. Mary Babcock o f Depoe be m ade to the M yers and T horn­ er or not th e local board has the pow ­
C HURCH O F C H R IST
B ay and Mrs. V ictoria Muzzy of P o rt­ burgh farm s, and in the aftern oon to er to d efer stu d en ts of agricu ltu re
G. W. Springer, P a sto r
land.
the Thornburg and W oodford plant I am in receip t o f a com m un ication
, from n ation al head qu arters w hich dis-
M orning w orship
sn d
preaching
Mr. and Mrs. W . D. Cameron are in gs near Forest Grove.
service at 9:45 a. m. T opic The Sin of
h avin g a new residence erected on
The second dav o f th e tour will be I p ells all doubt in th is m a tter.”
th eir property on the T erw illiger devoted to w alnut orchards in Mar- i T h is com m un ication , C olonel W oot -1 Sub stitu tion.
F o llo w in g the serm on the Lord's
h ighw ay.
ion cou n ty, the ex a ct itin erary to be | en says, sta te s:
“N a tio n a l H eadq uarters has issued supper w ill be observed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H unt vacation ed announced later.
B ible School cla ss sessio n 11 a. m.
a t K ockaw ay last week.
A m ong sp ecia lists w ho w ill be on 1 a num ber o f m em oranda w ith res
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Stip e le ft for the tour to help a n sw er questions pect to d eferm en t o f n ecessa ry m en ; C hristian E ndeavor 6:45 p. m.
E v e n in g so n g serv ice 7:45 p. m. fol­
L ong Beach, W ashington M onday for w ill be C .E. S chuster, federal horti­ in preparation or tra in in g for essen ­
low ed by th e ev en in g serm on. Topic
a vacation.
cu ltu rist; Paul Miller, fed eral plant tial occup ations.
"Considerable inquiry has devel- The C onscience.
Mr. and Mrs. R . R. Sum m ers and p ath ologist; B. G. T hom pson, en to ­
M idw eek B ible Study W ednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goyt attended th e m o lo g ist o f the exp erim en t station, i oped a s to th e a u th o rity o f local
T oo Late to Classify
R edhead R oundup a t T a ft Sunday. and cou n ty a g en ts in the cou n ties ; boards to d efer stu d en ts o f agricu l- at 8 p. m.
H is m any form er p atien ts and
' ture.
It is believed th a t th e m em o­
Mrs. Carl G estring and m other visited.
FO R S A L E —$12—3 hens, 44 R I
friend s are invited to v isit the
randa set forth clearly in dicate that
Mrs. H arriette F rances, and Mrs.
M E TH O D IST C H U R CH
and R ock s chix m ixed 3 and 4
j local boards have am ple a u th o rity to
Jack Goddard sp en t the w eek end j
rem odeled and redecorated o ffic e s
Mark A. C ham berlin, P a sto r
w eek s old. N end Barnard Airport
in T illam ook at the Goddard hom e | M iss Gertrude Sipes Wed j d efer such stu d en ts o f a g ricu ltu re as
9:45 a. m. C hurch School.
B
eaverton,
Madsen
place
»Call
a
f­
are found by the local boards to be : C has. R osem an , Supt.
Mrs. Fred B raithw aite and son j
ter 7 p. m.)
n ecessa ry m en w ithin the m ea n in g of
H arry and M iss P hyllis U ptagrove, Sunday at Beaverton
11 a. m.
W orship Service.
all of Portland, were dinner g u ests | M iss Gertrude Sipes, d augh ter of th e S elecetiv e Service R egulations."
A
cordial
w
elcom
e
a
w
a
its
you.
W O M AN or Girl for housew ork.
T he R eg u la tio n s provide, C alonel
o f Mr. and Mrs. W alter C aviness Mr. and Mrs. G eorge S ipes w as u nit­
P erm an en t, See Mr. Thom pson.
Sunday.
Miss U ptagrove form erly ed in m arriage to Clare Y oung of W ooten asserted , for d eferm en t o f”
A tw o-w ay radio set has been In­
L ocker Grocery, B eaverton.
sim p le cerem on y in .............an y reg istra n t found to
be
resided here, m oving to Portland G resham in a
sta lled on th e car used by the W ash ­
th
e
M
ethodist
ch
u
rch
S
atu
rd
ay
after­
"a
n
ecessary
m
an
”
in
an
y
industry,
about 18 years ago.
in gton co u n ty n igh t patrol deputies.
em p loym ent,
agricu ltural S h eriff J. W. C onnell announced this
C ountess Von C hm ielew ski and | noon. R ev. W. P. K eebaugh reading b usiness,
the
cerem
on
y
before
a
group
of
rela­
pursuit, g o vern m en t service, or any w eek .
husband of St. H elens, Oregon,, w ere i
T he set w ill be used in con ­
Sunday visitors o f Mr. and Mrs. Karl tiv es and close friends. A fter a short oth er service or en d eavor or in tra in ­ n ection w ith th e P ortlan d P olice R a ­
O P TO M E TR IST
w ed d in g trip th ey w ill spend the in g or preparation th erefo r . . . ."
P otten.
dio sy stem .
IN P E R S O N A L CH A R G H
su
m
m
er
in
A
rlington,
O
regon,
w
here
“O
bviously
.this
should
apply
to
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W alker of Min­
Under New M anagement
a g ricu ltu ral stu d en ts,’ ’C olonel W oot­
eral, W ashington, spent the w eek end Mr. Y oun g is em ployed .
ST. C EC EL IA C H URCH
27»h and Vaughn Sts.
en said.
H e a lso em phasized th a t a
w ith Mr. W alker’s parents Mr. and
R ev. F a th er O’K eefe, P a sto r
W. H. HINES, Prop.
g
ro
w
in
g
sh
o
rta
g
e
o
f
farm
w
ork
ers
Mrs. L. L. W alker.
Portland W oman to be
M a sses 8 and 10 a. m.
PO R T L A N D , O R EG O N
and the grow in g need for farm pro-|
Miss R uth F illy has resum ed h er |
Silver
Tea
Speaker
d uties at the bank follow ing a w eek s
duce ca lls for sp ecia l con sid eration
Mrs. Allan N o y es o f P ortland, w ill o f all individual claim s o f m en now |
K IN T O N
vacation at Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl P otten re­ be th e g u est sp eak er a t the silv er tea en g aged in a g ricu ltu ral pursuits
The K in ton Sunday School w ill go
turned the latter part o f the w eek given by the w om an's so ciety of
S uch con sid eration m ust be given,
C hristian W orkers in th e gard en s o f he con tinu ed , in view o f a recent in a group to th e E v a n g elica l cam p
from a vacation at the beach.
Mrs. John H outz (M argaret S co tt) Mrs. D ayton P eck W ed n esd ay a fter­ sta tem en t by the S ecreta ry o f Agri m eetin g now b ein g held a t J en n in g s
-¿ to rn
A nyone w ish in g
is con valescin g from an ap p en d icitis noon A u gu st 14.
culture, Claude R. W ickard, w hich Lodge on S unday.
to
g
o
le
t
Mrs.
W
.
E
llio
tt
k
n
o
w
be-;
Mrs. N oyes is in stru ct''” in color pointed out th a t the problem o f a g ­
operation Monday.
T here w ill be no
Mr. and Mrs. R . H. Gibbs and d esign in g, painting, d eco ra tin g and ricultural production alread y is very fore S unday.
ch u rch or S u n d ay Sch ool held h e r e ,
d aughter R oberta, w ho recently sold wood ca rv in g and w ill ex h ib it som e seriou s in som e areas.
th a t day.
their property on Lombard street, o f her handiw ork.
H eadquarters for
m oved to S ixes, O regon, w here th ey
The R ich ey H ardw are and F u rn i­
T he L ad ies Aid m et at th e hom e
Full Line Groceries. Meats,
have purchased a farm .
O R EG O N MOTOR STA G ES
W
H
IT
F
O
R
D
ture
store
are
h
a
vin
g
a
s
th
eir
sp
ec­
o
f
Mrs.
M
arvin
R
ick
s
w
ith
Mrs.
V
i­
Mr and Mrs. E. P. H edberg drove !
and
Hardware and Cosmetics
to T im berline
I^odge Sunday
a n d i W illis Sanders son o f Mr. and Mrs. ial for A ugu st 9 to 16, a three piece ola R ick s a s jo in t h o stess on T h urs­
HOM E-COOKED GOOD E A T S
John
Sanders
le
ft
for
th
e
H
aw
aiian
j
k
itch
en
clean
up
se
t
to
d
ress
up
the
day
aftern
oon
.
Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
had for their dinner g u ests at thej
Isla n d s recently.
W illis has been w ork cen ter o f the hom e.
T h ey a r»
lodge Mr. and Mrs. H ans Bollne.
Modern F ou n tain S ervice
Mrs. W. B. K ellog o f W ichita, K an­
W E AIM TO P L E A S E
placed
in
the
49th
E
n
g
in
eerin
g
corp
very
a
ttra
ctiv
e
in
w
h
ite
w
ith
red
The Cheerio Bridge club had a pot I
for H ot W eather R elief
sas, sp en t F rid a y w ith her sister
trim
.
A
p
icn
ic
w
as
held
in
the
grove
luck luncheon and card party in the |
Come in & get acquainted
Mrs. R. F. P om eroy before returnin g
near
F
an
n
o
C
reek
on
th
e
Polum
bo
Boyd Grove F riday aftern oon o f last i
to her hom e the first o f th is w eek.
M s
farm .
Mrs. P olum bo had a s her
w eek.
g
u
e
sts
som
e
o
f
her
neighbors.
N
O
O
V
E
R
H
E
A
D
M
A
C
H
IN
E
T a 'A
Mrs. Adolph L aFond accom panied
T he Sunday Sch ool has been w ell
R eg $3.5«
her son in law and d augh ter Mr. and
recently.
T he Superin­
ID EA L OIL
Mrs. H arold R ibble and fam ily and a ttend ed
PERM AN­
are sp en din g a w eek at L ong B each , j ten d en t C. B. W alk er w a s at the
b ea ch es and L. B. D en n ey served in
ENT
W AVE
W ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Van K leek h is p lace as superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Spriggel a t­
and dnughter C atherine and C harles
church
n ear O regon City
S hively sp en t the w eek end at Y ach- tended
C om plete
w here their son G eorge d elivered the
ats.
W ith
W alter Van
K leek, accom panied sorm on.
Sham poo
L an etta C astell
M
iss
R
uth
D
enney
sp
en
t
the
w
eek
R alph Van K leek to S easid e W ed­
F in gerw ave
Mgr.
end w ith hom e folks.
nesday. ,
A I lai rent
20 y ea rs exp.
C harles S hively has secu red a p o - ' A nephew o f C. B. G ardner visited
R eg­ $5.««
sition as firem an on the S outhern j w ith him recently before lea v in g for
o li. PERM ANENT
Southern
C
alifornia.
H
e
w
ill
serve
P a cific trains.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. D roane left In an airplan e d ivision.
Ideal Perm anent
Mr. and Mrs. W arren D urbin and
for their hom e in Ladysm ith, W is.,
W
ave
Shop A1 ■-water 0070
T uesday evening, follow in g a v isit a t fam ily v isited w ith Mr. D urbin's par
r
303 A lisk y Hg.
en
ts
in
Garden
H
om
e
Sunday.
the A. E. H an son and F . H. Schoene
A
BSO
LU
TE
LY
NO E X T R A S
A
num
ber
o
f
p
icn
ics
w
ere
called
hom es.
M.r and Mrs. Guy A lexander and o ff Sunday o w in g to the rain w hich
Mr. and Mrs. Ted H etu sp en t th e j refreshed the gardens, but w as not
so good for the field s o f grain and
w eek end at Long Beach, W ash.
Mrs. C ram m and three children re­ sta ck s o f baled h ay on m any farm s.
turned to their hom e here follow in g In th is com m unity.
a w eeks v isit w ith her m other at
M ary
A ntrim
le ft S unday
for
Canby.
W ash ington , D. C., w here she w ill be
em ployed in, the W ar D ep artm ent
Saw dust W ater H eaters
for at least three m onths w ith pros­
S w eet
pect for a p erm an en t position with
Reasonably Priced
the G overnm ent.
She traveled by
An adequate supply o f hot w ater,
bus and exp ected to reach her d es­
U tah type
available at the turn of a faucet, Is tination o n T h ursday.
green
n e c e ssa iy to fam ily life, w hen th e
m ain b eatin g plant is turned off,
says Mr. L yons of Lyons H e a tin g Co.,
A separate h ot-w ater heater, or one
th at w ill function w ithout p u ttin g In
Y ak im a field grow n
operation the en tire h eating system ,
is no longer regarded as a luxury,
and m any of this type arc availab le
Aug. 15, I .O. O. F. H all
for modern sm all homes.
L yons H eating Company,
3411-15
S E H aw thorne boulevard In Portland
Beaverton,
8 P. M.
offer residents o f the valley a sa w ­
dust w ater h eater at a very nom inal
Show ing n a tiv e life, fire w alking,
cost, w ith satisfa ctio n guaranteed.
ASSORTED
16 - 0 *
hula d an cin g and fea stin g
See them today and have the p lea s­
Except Clam Chowder
Can
U
nusual
col.
cu
rios
on
exh
ib
it
PECTIN
ure of hot w ater at the m ost rea s­
Consomme, Chicken Gumbo
onable cost to you.
A D M ISSIO N 2 V — 1V
VAN CAMP S
Fox q u i c k tasty meals No J00 can
FR A N K A. P E R K IN S
K E R R iteg . J.lds, 2 doz. 251-
Frank A. P erk in s of Portland, son
o f C harles P erkins, died
Saturday.
Jars Rubbers
3 do. 10c
Also survived by Jen n ie Ora P erkins
Sale A ugust 9-I6
o f O cean Beach, Cal.; brother of
Ball Zinc Caps
dosso 21c
C harles A. o f Beaverton, Mrs. G eorge
N ob llill C offee,
Ih b ig î l e
Kerr
Mason
Caps
Down 21c
2 lb bag He
E. B ailey o f O cean Beach, Cal.; Mrs.
C. G. D iehl o f R eedville. Or.; V. A.
C herub M ilk frc*h lanting 4-31c
P erk in s and Mrs. J. C. L aw ler o f
T om ato .1 n ice Sn Dn 16 o* c-l.V
P laln sville, Kan. Guy P erk in s or
G rapefruit .lu ire 16 at. can 15c
la k e s id e , Cal., nnd E lw in P erk in s of
Sn \V n IVa* 4 « lese, no 2 en 12c
M arysville, Cal.
Em B a y Spinach 2 2 1 j can«* 25c
C udha>’<* T ang 2 12-om cm* 49c 21 oz. 50 07.
W h ite Star Tuna V, can* ca 17c
BU tm ore Tuna % No 1 ■< on 29c
P lo n M inced Clam *
can* 17c
D om estio Sardine*
tin
5c
X * la ir Sda C racker* 2 S lb IV
Table Salt-C loth hg* 8 lb hg 18c
[ W E E K N IG H T S under powerful lights
lla r v Bio* Flour, 49 lb *k *1.29
W'heatle* or Corn Klx 2 pk* 21c
Every cut, every purchase m ust m eet
lllw y Brk G rpfrult 2 on e s 9c
w ith your com plete approval or your
Staregon IV ar 2 N o 2'-j en* 21k’
FOR BETTER
m oney back that s your a ssu ran ce
/ Why not drei«
ol the finest of m eats at S a few a y —
J ell W ell-A»*t flav 3 pkg* Ilo
alw ays!
up your worh
Eluff*t M arshm allow * Ih ctn I 0 r
C*«t«r? Thi*
Mon*tr Gum Drop* 2 lb pk 23c
ARMOURS BACON BACKS
Pi.ce
_ J* *
a
t
Al
Sndw lch Spread Inch hx q t 37c
nwtckod hit of
A "Vitam in Balancsd * f»«d In poll*»
thre* clc«nmg
form — bvil) «0 tupply growing Iroilort
**T a t u * ' nC :
SWiFT S Prem. Skinned HAMS "‘“»'»or
• id* will jit*
ROYAL
with tho noodod food
lor
Sno'dnh
CR
SC
ra p id growth and btttor health.
SATIN
• ny kitchen »
3h«rtt*iag
BEEF ROAST. »«i«* c<»t*
ShoftDRtaq
,0*C*.
definite
Mil
A
For hottor p ro fit* from
1
In crup white
“ 58«
S ro ilo r * a n d F ryo r* a sk
“
«
SET
SIRLOINS
-with red trim
y o u r fo o d d o o lo r a b o u t
. ‘Â
>
•i»
$12.50
Dr. I.B. Richardson
Montgomery-Wards
Cedar Mill
GENERAL STORE
DR. J. B. RICHARDSON
L
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
»)
S'
$ 2.00
CELERY
3c
COLORED MOVIES
ol the South Sea
TOMATOES
3 lk« 10c
WATERMELONS lb. i y 2 «
POTATOES 12 lbs. 23«
CANTALOUPES lb. 3«
TOMATOES
Hat 49«
PEAS - 2 lbs. 13«
n
PEN-
HEINZ SOUPS
PORK & BEANS
FELS NAPTHA SOA?
HEEDS
FRYERS
A N D BROILERS
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tatu i
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O R IO O N
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Richey H dw. & Furn. Co
BEAVERTON,
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