The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 22, 1941, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage 4 ,M . F rida V, .August B E A V E R T O N E N TE R P R ISE , Beaverton, Oregon Letters to the Editor WEST S|X)l*r. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN UIIIK4H To Appear Monday night at Meet* ' ; r * b o o t !. *?»* * * * Rev. W. Ewing Murphy. Pastor , last laca week w>u# when pIlcn he fell from a grain Multnomah Civic Stadium stack while pitching bundles the & 30 a m. Bible School, for all ages thraaher at the C Ya.idermost to farm. ' A wooden dummy and not a visit Roy L. Davidson, 10 30 a m. S«rrr.on by Dr. Robert uié — w....... ing concert artist will be the lead He hit on hia shoulders and neck. Tigard Sentinel, ing figure in the final program of M Karr. Prof of Theoiogy and Reg He was taken to the hospital the last Tigard, Oregon the midsummer night symphony ser istrar of the Pittsburgh Xenia Sem of the week. Dear Mr. Davidson: i les to be given in Multnomah civic inary Pittsburgh. Penn. The Kinton school will open Tues- 1 have been intending to write you stadium next Monday night, August ever since 1 read your article in 25. < III Tit II OF < II HIST day- s *Ptemb*> 2 with Mrs Anna G W. Springer. Pastor N,U »‘ »«ting her fifth ¿ear as up July and just now when filing. 1 ran Ventriloquist Bdgar Bergen and across the story again. Morning worship and preaching per r° ° m teacheI and Mr* Margaret his hand-carved partner Charlie We did enjoy 1. « » « b and such S to"“ c o m ^ - - i c e a, 9 45 a m T h .^ c ^ “ ““ pr“ W articles do so much good not only in f h » f| *• ^ ^ the morning sermon will be Draw r0?,m l**che£: „ . . educating children in ways of kind- Near to God Following the sermon Mr* Roy Bel1 and dau* hter M‘** » — ■ but Older lolhJ. too. I„ o, « . i L e “urn^fr' ■»* I - d . L ■ *» » « >* »»• F r.d.y lor we find in this sort of business that b e h e s t E n o u g h “ he B,bl* ■» class ■— m - " 11 - a ~ m. Spokane where they will join Mrs Bible ■«*“ School session Bells brother, W. Breasleau for a more grown-ups are deliberately extent of the Bergen-McCarthy Must Christian Endeavor 6 45 p. m. 1 ruel t . -han children. Per- cal participation in the final concert Song service, followed by the even- trip to the East going a« far as Min haps that is because of the fact that h The topic nesota. Director sernì?n at T.45 P na not been divulged Mr. and Mrs. George Ransweiler when folkr who are grown now were ^ ha> ^ heduM a fu„ „ ^ < * 1 will be The Change of Heart rt. i of Tacoma. Wash . attended the fun unable to read such articles when they Midweek Bible study Wednesday at . . program to accompany their appear- eral of thair cousin. Mrs. Cassie Mav- were smaU and at that age of deep ^ 8 p m. belle Porter on Tuesday. They stay impressions. ' _____ ________ ______ ed In Portland with friends until Fri- Tour story has a lot c 1 historical ST. CECELIA CHURCH , day and E. L. Cox accompanied them On Vacation Trip value to us, too. Rev. Father O'Keefe. Pastor home for a weeks visit. We like the way you wrote it. I t ' Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene attend- Masses 8 and 10 a. m._ Mr and Mrs. Earl Bell and family is the most readable thing we have Mr. and Mrs A. E. Hanson left for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dallman and read in a newpaper for a long, long a short vacation Thursday morning METHODIST CHURCH daughter Yvonne, and Mrs. Sarah time. They plan to visit Crater Lake and Mark A Chamberlin. Pastor Dallman spent Sunday in Salem vis Incidentally, the title of the story other places of interest and will visit 1 9 45 a. m. Church School. iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs is "Man's Best Friend.” July 18. friends at Grants Pass over the week Chas. Roseman. Supt. Nicholas Gerig Sincerely, end. 11 a. m. Worship Service. Mrs. J. H. Aten and children joined FRANCES W. BLAKELY. A cordial welcome awaits you. Mayor and Mrs. J. t- Morback, Mr Secretary Oregon Humane Society and Mrs. W. S. Bowen of Sherwood Visit Newberg Lodge Several members of Beaverton Re- Attend Oddfellow Picnic and Mr. and Mrs. George Stilej Jr bekah lodge visited Newberg Re- A group of Odd Fellows and Re- and daughter Barbara of Los An Pioneer Publishing Co., bekah lodge Tuesday evening. The bekahs from Beaverton lodges at geles. Calif.., for a family picnic at Portland, Oi egon occasion being the o fi‘.c*~l visit of tended the Washington county Odd Winema Beeach on Sunday. Gentlemen: Attention Mr. Davis. the president of the Rebekah Assem picnic at Shute park in Hills-! Mr; and Mr® Fr^d Vab It has been mv desire for some bly of Oregon, Mrs. Myrtle McAl- Fellows boro Sunday. August 10. There were *“ ■ »* , >•« Tuesday morning for time to write to you relative to the phine. over a hundred sat down to tables 9 * ^ * r8 advertising I did in your several pa loaded with the many good things to 81S‘ " ' pers during April and May, 1941, as eat which the baskets provided, with Th* i. P 5 " * * Ktl'mnth Mrs. Butts has Guests A. R. Rrnge Electric. 1021* SW Mor There was 3 £,r8 »[rank Mathews at Klamath Mrs. A. V Butts had as her week plenty of ice cream rison St., Portland, Oregon, but time good program put on in the after , FaJ1* b<ffore returning home, has been heavy on my hands while end guest her nephew James Russell noon by members attending. ; . Simonton of Fort Stevens, who has cleaning up the mess. Jobs Daughters Picnic a 15 days furlough to look after his So far as I could determine, we re Sponsor Products Dinner Members of Bethel No 20 Jobs ceived more responses to our adds in interests In his protein laboratory at Beaverton Rebekah social club 1 st Daughters enjoyed a picnic at Blue your papers than through any other Pasco. Washington. Eddie Hopper advertising done, and that covers the of Los Angeles, also was a week end sponsoring a Columbia foods products' Lake Sunday. A basket dinner was Portland papers as welL guest at the Butts home—he was en dinner in the Odd Fellows hall W ed - 1 f°H°wed swimming and bo<i While this has been gratifying. 1 1 route to Spokane. Washington, to nesday evening. September 17. Din- riding. should like to stress the generosity. visit his mother ner will be served at 6:30. of your Mr. Davis in assisting me to! -------------------------- Misses Katherine Dessinger and create ads. and other courteous treat- Crab Apple Tree in Bloom Merle Davies and Mrs. Elva Graham ment received at his hands. Much publicity has been given to have returned following several days There may have been circumstan with his immortal character ces which prevented responses ot the second blooming of dogwood in vacation in the Graham cottage at t ___________ other paper advertising about which variods yards about the state Beav Pacific Beach. c h a r l ie M c C a r t h y I do not offer comment, the fact re erton can boast of a crabapple tree ' V ,laon and Mmnt mm mains as stated in the second para that is in full bloom for the second „ MJ™ IN PERSON time this year on the old Nelson Gordon L. returned to her home here graph. place on Lombard street between the Saturda> ’ from the hospital Thanking you, I am Multnomah Civic Stadium, Richey Hardware and Furniture two highways. Sincerely Yours. Portland company are featuring another spec A. R. RINGE Monday, Aug. 25, 8:30 p. ni. ial this week, one which is well Returns from New Jersey worthwhile for the lady of the house. Bx Office SHERMAN. CLAY & Co Complete* Training George Klein returned last week Watch for their ads every week. 625 SW Washington St.. Portland Alexander Alcantra of Beaverton from Monmouth. New Jersey, where Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mentzer of Ta Reserved Seats $1, prepaid has completed his primary training he has been attending signal school coma. Wash., are visiting this week Mail Orders accepted at McChord Field, Washington. He for the past three months. After a with Mr. and Mrs Fordney. Mrs. has been assigned to the headquarters weeks visit with relatives here he Mentzer is a sister of Mr. Fordney. squadron and is now doing office went to Camp Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Keith and fam- - work. He is son of Mrs. Ida Alcan ilv of A: lir.gt r Washingt ' : Fd tra. Dr. and Mrs. J. R Talbert and relatives in Beaverton last week, k daughters Carolyn and Virginia and Sunday the Keith family and the k Mrs. E. L Coble underwent a ma Dr. Talberts mother. Mrs Viola Tal Summer clan held a get-to-gether j Bay picnic at Clark County park in J £ k 2 * Ï Î Ï Ï . Por,'* n‘1 •' w „k Ocean Washington. There were 26 in the J Mrs. Wh. Stratton spent a week group. A pot luck dinner was en- % with her sister in Southern Oregon. joyed. % Mrs. W. J. Leonard who has spent Mrs. C C. Beach of Omaha, Nebras- k Sale August 23 to 30 the past six months in the home of ka. is visiting relatives in Portland ^ ■ •- Mr and Mrs. W C. McKell. has gone and Salem .also former neighbors in to Portland to make her home. Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mapes of Salem The Womans Council of the Christ- who formerly resided in Beaverton, ian church a re holding a picnic in visited at the home of Mrs. Mapes Washington park. Portland, Friday, brother Zherr and friends Sun- A basket lunch will be served at day August 10, Mrs. Mapes is able to noon. get about with a cane, she was badly The Cheerio Bridge club met in the injured in an auto collision several Boyd Grove for a hamburger feed C & H S u gar ioo ^ a $ 5 .8 2 years ago. and cards Friday afternoon. Mrs. Florence Miller of riorence Beauty *4. R. * L. Lacy. .1 Mrs. -» *-*«*vj, 11 O Dewey "V y Drorbaugh s / iui iraug,!., ^ W h it e Satin S u g a r y $5.71 »hop is on her vacation but expects and Mrs. B. H Shelles were guests ^ P en -J el P e c tin 33-o.p«7«25c to return Monday. of the club. k P a r o w a x Jelly Seal ’Sr* 11c The Past Matrons club of Beaver k H5msiR«ua«in&iiism=iHS.nsiNsm=iii= Chapter Jar R u b b e r s 3 **. 10c O. E. E S. will meet in the K Boyd grove iYiday. August 29. TIIJ- LABOR DAY ONLY K e r r R e g . L ids 3 25c Mr. and Mrs. L. L W'alker spent B all Z in c C a p s d «. 21 c a few days vacation on a trip to visit PERMANENT W A V E B all m »V c J Jars o * Do« 8 3 c their son and daughter in law Mr. C P P ic k lin g S p ice 10c and Mrs. Lyle Walker at Mineral ^ K< E $6.50 Springs. Washington, and together k Rilling the group visited Rainier Park. On ^ I I o M INI. their return trip they were luncheon O il. PI KM guests Sunday at Timberline lodge. Mr. an.! Mrs. Edwin W olf and fam ily of Alma. Nebraska, spent several days last week visiting at the home of include« Mrs. Hattie Rossi. ^ Shampoo, Fin Mrs. A. C. Chinn ind her daughter k ger H ave and V an cou ver,.! Mrs. Laura Ellis of Haircut. Other Wash visited Mrs Walter Van Kleek j Quality Wave-, Tuesday J Mrs. Martha Weisenfluh of Se- J| $2.50 to $10 attle. Wash . is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Hattie Rossi. FINGER Mrs. Robert Beverly of Olympia. WAVE W’ ash.. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Richey Hdw. & Furn. Co Fox. h i : a v e r t o n . O r e g o n M ASTER W A V E SHOP Miss Margaret Ann Mae Donald accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A Van 612 Swetland Bldg., Portland Bergen of Portland to Boise Idaho. Fifth and Washington Friday for a short visit. She will AT. 8»57 — AT. 7870 also visit his aunt at Glenns Ferry, iSaiSIII=lll=!ll3MI=Hl=m=lll3tt1=lM=IHSHI£li Idaho., before her return. *T* A V Æ ■ t . H C Gregg of R -. employed at Imlay A Son repoits the toss of colts revolver, sun glasses and a green hat stolen from his automobile parked at the warehouse .Saturday. August 16, according to Sheriff J W. Connell Mr and Mrs. Ralph Peoples and sons visited coast resorts Sunday. I T Don't let a FEW deprive you of this • Check the proof til's that good 93 proof) . . the superior flavor ^onlv Kentucky-distilled bourbon has it) . . . the age (4 years of mel lowing to your taste.) OLD S unny B r o o k KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON' WHISKEY This whiskey is -I Y E A R S O L D • 93 Prool National Distillers Products Corporation, N. Y. 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