The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, August 14, 1942, Page Page 4, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    Friday, August 14, 1942
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon
Page 4
;ed with a party Saturday evening'
honoring Mr. and Mis. W C. McKell j
Following a dinner at Nendel's the j
group gathered at the Gray home for !
cards.
Those present were Mr. and 1
Mrs W. C. McKell. Miss Juliette
Carter, Mr and Mrs. F. H. Schoene
Mrs F. S. Donaldson, Mr and Mrs
A. E. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. E. P
Hedberg, Mr and Mrs. W. J. Scott,
Mrs. Crete Main and Mr. and Mrs. i
Gray. Mrs. Hedburg won the bridge
prize and a farewell gift from the
group was presented to Mr. and Mrs
McKell.
Brief and
Personals
W H ITFO RD
ton. and Lois Bunn. Aloha.
Joseph E. Boatwright and Muriel
L. Storey, both of Tigard.
Kenneth Ourey, Tigard, and Helen
Robertson, Oswego.
Lue Cornell, Beaverton and Cam­
elie Bertrand, Beaverton.
Charles B. Smith, Portland, and
Florence C. Lyones, 6605 SW’ Capitol
Highway, Multnomah.
Mrs. H. J. Wright had the misfor­
tune to fall on the basement stairs
and break her wrist bone
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Walker drove to
McCready Warm Springs in Lane
county, not far from Eugene Satur
day.
Mrs. Walker and Maryln and
Mr and Mrs W. C. McKell left
Dale will remain for two weeks.
by train Wednesday evening for a
Mrs. Wood, who recently came
three months visit to relatives and
from an eastern state, has moved
friends
in Minneapolis,
Chicago,
with her family into one of Frank T o relieve
Philadelphia and Omaha.
Kosmalski's houses on the Scholls
road.
Mr. Wood is in the Veterans Misery of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jannsen ar­
Liquid Tablets
hospital in Portland.
Mrs. Wood is
rived Sunday evening from Victor­
Woodrow Weaver
drove down
Salve
employed there.
ville, California, for a short visit from Bremerton Sunday and upon
Nose Drops
Virgil Savage delivered the sermon
with Mr. Jannsens parents, Mr. and his return Monday was aqcompan- j
at church Sunday evening.
The
Cough Drops
Mrs. A. M. Jannsen Edward is with led by Mrs. Weaver and their infant
Sunday School was not so well at­
the air force and returned to his du­ daughter Mariyln Louise.
Mrs
Try “ Kuo-My-Tlsm”—
tended as last Sunday when there
ties Thursday.
Mrs. Jannaen will Weaver spent several days with her I
K Wonderful liniment
were twenty seven present.
Mrs.
remain with her parents Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wright
Walker was greatly missed at both
Mrs. Larwrence Wolf.
following her return from the hospi- i
services.
tal.
Mrs. McMinn who has been quite
Mr. and Mis. Paul Shelienberger of
ill is so far recovered as to be able
Tacoma. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. El­
Mr. and Mrs. E P Hedburg re- |
to get along without help Lorainne
mer Hamden of Klamath Falls, who turned Wednesday evening from a {
Denney has been staying with her.
were called here owing to the death three days trip to Tacoma and Ev
The many relatives of T. Giehleit-
of their brother in law Oscar Effcn- erette, Washington.
to gathered at his home Tuesday ev­
berger of Tillamook, spent a few
ening and celebrated his birthday
Mrs. J. Mahon from Los Angeles
days at the L. D. Shellenberger home
before their return. Mrs. Harnden will Calif., Mr. A JslerJrom Coquill*I With the critical fire period at hand state superintendent of
police with a picnic on the lawn.
spend a few weeks with her sister. Oregon, and Mrs. P.
Headquarters for
lWhnnh!ni'
i rhUr '''t *’
Oregon motorists to make full use of ash j
three children from
Mrs. Effenbergor at Tillamook be­ ...
OREGON
MOTOR STAGES
Bellingham, trays us an added precaution again-t cigarette carelessness Th.- On- ?gon
Marriage Licenses
Wash, were the guests of their sister forest code which
*
^
< ar< lessness. m e On,
fore returning to her home.
prohibits the throwing away of burning materials
and
Paul Staten, Sherman Hotel, Port­
Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh, prior to their while traveling is being strictly enforced, ho points out.
land, and Irene Schreiner, Tigard,
HOME-COOKED GOOD EATS
The Cheerio club met at the Boyd parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Berger --------- ------------------- —
Oregon.
grove Friday for a picnic dinner and of D Bethany,
c iiia iij,
Oregon,
v / i r ^ u u , to
b
celebrate
t ic u io it ^
__
Modern Fountain Service
J. Mason Dillard 2336 SW Oswego
cards.
Mrs. S. C. Straley and Mrs. their golden wedding anniversary Uaptain t_Ory Ordered
for Hot Weather Relief
street, and Helen Upshaw. Tigard
J. Mahon of Los Angels,. Calif., were last Sunday
To
fo
r
t
Benning
Donald Baldwin, route 2, Beaver-
substitutes.
•
Mrs. Flora Taylor and her moth-j
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jannsen en­ er, Mrs. M Taylor of Olympia. fl.‘ ^
, Mw 'k
w°‘ y J r - infan’
BETHEL
tertained at dinner at the Aerial Wash., visited their cousin Mrs. Re
•. ’
" ‘ r and ^ is. M. E. Cory,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
club Monday evening honoring their becca W. Eggman and together they
,
‘
.
ic.iwood ,oad. has re­
Willard B. Hall, Minister
son Edward and wife. Other guests spent a week at Rockaway returning ,
<el8 ° leP°r* t° Fort Benn-
9:46 as m.
Church School.
ln*' Ga
Captain Cory, now sta
were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson, Mr. aUndnv
11 a. m.
Worship.
W A T E R causes rust
y
tioned at Fort Ord, Calif., has beer.
and Mrs. L. Wolf, and Wilbur Jann-
6:30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship.
Mr. and Mis. H. J. Wright, Jr..
on active duty since November 1940
sen.
and daughter Delores and Mjss Mar-
He has previously been stationed I
HEAT dries up oil
Jay Crawford celebrated his ninth garet Harris spent the week end at at Fort Lawton and Fort Lewis. '
NAZARENE CHURCH
birthday Sunday at his home on Cannon Beach.
W. P. KEEBAUGH, Pastor
Wash.
He is a former student of
DUST causes friction
Watson street by entertaining 14 of
the University of Oregon and re i Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Mr and Mrs L. L. Walker accom- ceived his captain’s commission on
Preaching Service 11 a. m.
his friends with a birthday party.
Young Peoples 6:30 p. m.
Following an afternoon of games, re­ panted by their twin sons Tennyson July 17.
H E GUARANTEE
He will be accompanied to Georg’ia
freshments were served.
Jay re­ and Emerson, and Mrs. Tennesse
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
Walker, drove to Mineral, Wash., by his wife and infant son, who are
ceived many nice birthday gifts.
r r w
Sunday to the home of another son , now living in Carmel, Calif.
Before
ST. CECELIA CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of and daughter in law Mr and Mrs. proceeding to Georgia they will visit
Rev. Father O’Keefe, Pastor
. 1 e itn ,! nrl inui u m
v F T I . tl f _ 1 I _
_.
i L.
* 11 I < a i ct
«
_
.
Portland, were week end guests of j Lysle Walker, where they are hold- \ with Captain Cory’s parents.
Masses 8 to 10 a. m.
DIALS REFINISHED
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott
ing a family reunion and for a sev­
eral days visit
CHURCH
OF
CHRIST
GUAR.
CRYSTALS FITTED
Mrs. Charles P. Scott has returned
Tire Allocations
G. W. Springer, Pastor
ALU PRICES MODERATI-'.
to her home from a two weeks con­
Mrs. H. J. Wright Sr. had the mis­
Morning worship and preaching
finement at the hospital recovering fortune to fall down the basement
Allocation of , tires,
and re~ service 9:45 a. m.
. tubes
..
Topic Why Men
from a major operation.
stairs at her home and break an arm caps were made by the Hillsboro Kail to Reach the Goal.
Following
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Williams had
6 U 1 Avenue Entrance
?,?iv
V
,°h
t
i0,
O
W
o,ng
1
£fo80n*
from
the
seimon
the
Load’s
supper
will be
__
,
, July 25tn to July 31, 1SH2
nhwrvpH
for their dinner guests Saturday ev­
Mr. and Mrs. Tennyson Walker, Chester A. Tooze, Sherwood- F C ouservea’
Main Floor
Bible School class session 11 a.
ening Mr. and Mrs. Guy Alexander arrived in Beaverton Wednesday of Renberg, R5 Portland; Jens Wold
Christian
Endeavor
6:30
p.
m.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hetu.
Sun­ last week and are visiting at the R4 Sherwood; C P. Pennington R 5
Portland
Evening worship service 7:30 p. m.
day the same group accompanied by
Evelyn Williams and Bob Selander
for V°
B a r t o n ; Stewart K
Midweek Bible study and prayer
enjoyed a plcnlo on the Wilson river ■lationed In San Dh-go ra T f
in recognition of Mr» Williams birth­ the past year, has been transferred w I i T * ! ! ! B e a v ^ rt^ ^ S a m S o L k l ^ ednesd^ ’ * P m
LO NDO NDER RY • LO NDO NDER RY • LO NDO NDERRY • LO NDO NDER RY
ToPic w ho is
day anniversary.
F a c to ry 1 0 0 % U n io n B u ilt
Ice C ream 1 0 0 % U n io n M a d e
to the Columbia River air base in R3& B e a v e r t o n ? T C Doern R 3 ' b L v : ReSP°n8‘ b,e fo r Ri* ht Teaching’
-----------------------
Mr. and Mrs. White have moved Portland and is an inspector of radio erton; Walter E. Edwards. R 1 Ti-
C re am fro m D a iry C o -o p e ra tiv e Assn. Farm ers
WEST HILLS
gard; Chas. L. Ross, R5 Portland:
Into their new home on Lombard and air plane part».
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Emerson Walker, who has been !
^3 Beaverton; Carl H.
street, near Second.
SW Canyon Road
stationed at Nome, Alaska, the past Pd e l R ’
Borland; J- D. Hamil
SW Canyon Road, near Sylvan
Miss Beulah O’Conner of Vernonia vear
with
the
radio
air
craft
divis-1
!°
n’
_Ti^
?
'd
’
*
,ank
Boras,
Aloha;
year
divis
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
and Glenn Williams of Gaston, were Ion, has been transferred to New W .O. Mayback, R 6 Portland; A. R
11th
Sunday after Trinity
married at Vancouver. Wash., Satur­ York.
He arrived here Saturday
R - p . W il«.n, R5
Sunday School meets at 9:45 a. m.
70
day morning
The immediate rela­ for a few days visit with his parents Portland; Carl Rueck, R4 Sherwood;
Morning service 11 a. m. Sermon
tives attended. Th* wedding break­ Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Walker before E. L. Swisher, R5 Portland.
«5
PURE SWEET CREAM
Has God Forgotten?
fast was served at the home of the leaving for his new location.
Everyone invited and welcome.
brides grandmother Mrs J. C. O’Con­
Mr. and Mrs. George Klein are N<
Portland Livestock
nor in Beaverton.
They will reside
at Gaston.
the parents of a baby girl, Sandra Market News
COMMUNITY C11UHU11 OF
W EST s c o p e
Vallie, born at Wilcox Memorial hos-
T he following quotations are bas-
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Mi and Mrs. Doy Gray entertain- pltal in Portland Sunday morning. Pd in prices being paid in Monday’s
§
Gabel School, 4110 Gabel Lane
August 8 .
Mr. Klein is with the trading session:
Rev.
H.
A.
Armitage,
pastor
armed force» in Australia.
| CATTLE:
Good grain-fed steers
Services 11 a. m.
Sermon theme
T o o L a te to C lassify
Good grass steers
Miss Katherine Dessinger visited ,1 4 to *14 50
$11.50 to $13.25
Good grass heifers The Qua» ‘ y of Mercy.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thayne $10.50 to $12.50.
cows
6 30 P- m - ToPic Refugees in Our
FOR SALE—Housuehold goods, Smith at Washougal, Washington, .
_ ,, Good . beef
,
Midst.
Youth meeting.
' to
25' ™edlum $8 25 to $9.
Piano, davenport, »tc., T. W. Al­ from Thursday to Sunday. Mr. and
len, R 6 bx 858, Bradley» cor Hi- Mrs. W. F Dealnger and Mrs. Carl «« an
w$7|i *°
can" e,s *J.B0 to
O
way 217,
Dessinger al.o »pent Sunday at the *•“ ’
B,U“ 8’ , m*d,u™ to K«od $9.50
____ ___________
__ I to $11 a fe-.v to $11.25, common $7 to
Z
Smith home
and upon »K.u.
their return
$5 50 to $6.0.
Bulls,
LOST — Buff Qbkved Cocker brought little Dianne Smith home $ 8 , canneis
2
w “ " medium to good $9.50 to $11 a few
z
Spaniel, rear bowed legged. An­ with them for a weeks stay
Veal-
o
swer» to name ‘’Scooter’’, Re­ Desslnger remained for a longer to $11.25. common $8 to $9.
m
ers,
good
to
cnoicd
$14
to
$15.50.
Jl
ward.
BRoadway 5796 .
visit with the Smiths.
S»
HOGS;
Good to choice carlots
-<
$15; 170 to 215 lb. trucklns $15.25 to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed
Singmaster
are
Businesses fo r Sale
the parents of a daughter, Carol $15.50, late cleanup sales down to
$14.75; 230 to 285 lb. butchers $14 25
Ann born the last of July.
to $15; lightweight butchers $14 25 to
12 I lousekeeping Rentals
o
$14.75; p -eking sows $13 to $13.75.
z
loc. -walk. diet. Income $115 mo.
The
hut
that
reflects
I
’eeder
pigs
$15
to
$16.50.
a
Ideal for man and wife, or lady Mr*. Stratton Appointed
o
1 6 % % RICHER THAN LEGAL STANDARDS
SHEEP: ; Good to choice spring your good taste. New
alone.
Only $895 full price County Juvenile Officer
z
Fall Colours, Tans,
lambs $11.50 to $11.75 one lot $11.85;
a
Some term».
219 SW #th.
m
medium to good. $10 to $11.25. com­ greys and hrowna.
LONDONDERRY PURE SWEET CREAM ICE CREAM 30
Appointment
of Mrs
William mon $8.50 to $9.50
Slaughter ewes,
30
Stratton of Beaverton as Washing­ good to choice $3.75 to $4.50.
M otel
•4
Feed-
IS MADE OF:
c o s t
completely furnished and oper­ ton county probation and Juvenile j er jnmj)g good to choice $9.25 to
75
ating.
iAdye husband goliy* to officer was announced Wednesday
80 Paris Pure Sweet 18% Butterfat Cream . $ .0714
>-
_____________
army, say» sell. Will clear better by H. L>. Kerkman. county judge ' ‘
First q u a lity "P re m iu m " b u tte rfa t is currently quoted c t 41c
1 “
a
u f „ Rnd goodne8a ,m> ,mmoltal.
per pound in the Portland Newspapers. One Pound or O re
than $225 mo.
$750 handles 219 Succeeding Mis. Ellen Arnold of
O
i
Q uart o f Londonderry Pure Sweet Creom contains 14% b u t-
forest Grove who has resigned e f - ,Uf>t u„ (hon gh
our vlews of
SW 9th.
BE. 7195.
o
z
te rta t. We pay an a d ditio nal premium o f 10c per pound
4
1
4
S.
W.
Washington
z
fectiva August 17, Mrs. Stratton for istonoe ,nto
, 0 VeHne«s. freshness,
b u tte rfa t to the Dairy C ooperative Association, our exclusive
2 z
PORTLAND
source o f supply, fo r the b u tte rfa t we ure in Londonderry
merly held a position In Gallatin and continu„ yi lather than into age
( igar Stand— Fountain
2
Pure Sweet Cream Ice Cream which makes our cost per
o
z
No food. Busy downtown corner county. Montana, and has engaged in and h„ Kht _ ¿jary Baker Eddy
pound o f b u tte rfa t 51c. 14% o f O re Pound therefore
___
o-J
costs us $.0714.
$700 handles
219 SW 9th BE social service work at the I mver
stty settlement house. Philadelphia. |
7195.
16 2/3rds Parts Cane or Beet Sugar . . . . $ .009462 -<
and at an affiliate of Chicago's Hull
Sugar is quoted currently a t $5.60 per cwt. Thera is one-
West Coast Brokerage Co. house.
«
sixth o f o pound o f sugar in each pound or q u a rt o f London­
>-
derry Pure Sweet Creom Ice Creom.
219 SW 9th Ave, Portland
r*
B IR T H S
O
BEacon 7195
0 3 1 /3 rd Parts Londonderry Flavorand M ix Base $ .0055
z
To Mr. and Mrs Stuart R. Rrisbin.
Londonderry Flavor and M ix Base is sold throug hou t the
z
U nited States fo r home m aking o f ice cream o t 15c o pack­
Beaverton, July 21, a daughter, Su­
§
age. Recipe fo r its u*e is contained on every package o f
2
z
zanne A.
Londonderry Pure Sweet Cream Ice Cream Th*s ba*e is sold
z
o
To Mr and Mrs. Alvin C. Miaño.
in wholesale quant.t.e-> c t 18c per lb. There is one one-
o
th irty - th ird o f a lb. o f Londonderry Flavor and M ix Base
Tigard. July 31. a daughter Roee-
30
W. E. PEGG
u^ed in each qu art or pound o f Londonderry Pure Sweet
marle A.
-<
Cream Ice Cream
M ORTICIAN
Mr. and Mr«. Alvin C Miaño, Ti­
gard. July 31, a daughter, Rosema­
Beaverton, Oregon
GftëSHAM
£ 100 Parts Londonderry Ice C re a m .............. $ .086362
rie A.
I Estsb. 1910- Serving 32 years
o n te c h
Our Cross Profit on Each Quart . . $ .093638 o
Mr and Mr». J. L
I-anegan,
P H O N E B E A V E R T O N 3411
o
For this we assemble the in redients. m ix ond pasteurize
Beaverton, July 30 ,a son
z
kV* ' a 4
them then freeze, package, del ver the pcckages to your
z
Mr snd Mr» Merlin Malar. Beav­
dealer, and store them a t below freez ng tem peratures,
o
§
Gntil you ca ll fo r them.
erton, July 29, A »on.
0
z
z
o
m
o
OUR SELLINO PRICE
. $ .18 qt.
30
■a
W « kn e w o f n o th in g w h ich wc could odd to m a k e th e cost o f L o n d o n ­ -<
COLDS
666
GREYHOUND
Coffee Shop
Summer s Hard on your Watch!
W ATCH
R E P A IR S
L O D D O I lD C ffR y
ICE CREAM
P layboy
STETSON
WEIGHT
1 LB.
HATS
FULL
QUART
S jj.00
2 6 1 k /fx 'r i* a i¿
COUNT
FAIR
Aüá
2 ¥
I t ’s a g o o d w a r m -w e a th e r
h o st w h o sa y s . . .
-
§
T W IL IG H T
h o r s e
YOtRSKl.1
P flR I-m U T U E L
R u a n o
6 7 ? o c a S RW- DRILY
1
For
ru t tirio n s^
—
A tir rat
A e u f u i ky
14 h t jk c»
N ational D istiller«
o
z
o On Sale Regularly Every Day at the Following Dealers: §
' Ä
T kkat
d e rry Pure Sweet C ream Ico Cream H IG H E R , ncr do we kn o w o f
a n y th in g we could odd to m o k e L o n d o n d e rry Pure Sw c t C ream Ice
C reom BETTER L o n do n d e rry Pure Sweet C reom Ice C reom is th e very
best p ro d u c t we knew how to m ake.
h it A N D
K ENTI.'C KY STRAIGHT
BOI’ RBO.N U HIKkFA
Oerpontioa, N V »
N . 4 Preel
7 '( *
k
u
EXHIBITS Or LIVESTOCK.
AGRICULTURE. 4-R CLUBS.
HOME ARTS k FLOWER SHOW
LONDONDERRY DEALERS
Beaverton— Benson's City Market
Columbia Food Store
Thrifty Market
Owl D;n*r
West Slope— Hilber’s Market & Grocery
Machine Packed, Fully Labeled Q u a r t
Packages . . Never Touched by Human
Hands
0. . l . m - 2SS D
,
54, ,
q
*
o
g
j||
5
*
-
Can ship to 300 mi.es, cash w ith order or C.O.D.
; LONDONDERRY of PORTLAND i