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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1942)
Friday, August 21, 1942 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon Page 4 WANT HOUSEWORK—By hour, much later than an unventilatad Monday evening where she will Join community. Due to the shortage of Bible School Class Session 11 a. m. or day. Call first house west Ti Christian Endeavor 6 30 p. m. | storage place Major Shaw and reside in that city help several of the farmers have gard grade school, or drop card j I he most difficult garien crops to Mrs Thyng will, after a weeks stay, purchased combines. Those having! Evening worship 7:30 p. m. Topic Mrs. Me Rt 1. box 298. I store properly are pumpkins and go to Los Angels, California, for new ones are: I. R. Mulienberg, Ways of Receiving God Midweek service Wednesday 8 p j squash There is nearly always some seveial weeks stay with her sister Bert Sparks and Jacob Faix. Wm. F. Cyrus, County Agent, m. Topio The Invisible Teacher. Not all of this may be pre- Mrs Matilda Kelly. Mi Thyng en- Mr and Mrs E L. Cox entertained } Businesses for Sale _ Faye Nichols, Home Demonstration decay vented but the best remedy is to tertained a group at dinner at the the Albright brotherhood at their S Agent, W 1ST HULLS not pile them Areo club before their departure. home Tuesday evening Palmer Torvend, Assistant County avoid all bruises and to Cleaning & Pressing Shop up in the field pefore putting them ______________ __ LUTHERAN CHI Rt 11 A gent. Large laundry agency. Does heavy in storage, They require a reason- SW Canyon Road, near Sylvan volume of business. This is one Fied Couch of the United States Home gardeners in Washington ably warm, dry and ventilated stor- Werner J. iYitz, Minister of the best locations in the city. navy spent a week:! furlough with I Low humidity is import- county and western Oregon are for* age place. 12th Sunday after Trinity Cleat's $300 a month and up. No Ins mother Mrs. G. N. Hartrampf. • t unate in the fact that it is p o s s ib le J ant. ChurcH School meets at 9:45 a m. experience necessary. More complete storage information He » member bf a bomber crew and to store much of the garden vege Morning service 11 o'clock. Ser recently i etui ned from an expedition ! Drive in Barbecue tables in the ground. . may be obtained from the county to Russia mon: Jesus Christ, Yesterday and A family reunion in his j ST. CECELIA CHURCH Today Welcome. Cellars or basements may be used ! office A recent publication honor was held at the home of his | and Lunch Rev. Father O'Keefe, Pastor too warm. Where ! from »h* Oregon State College enten- if they are noi located on busiest main artery in Masses 8 to 10 a. m. no* too warm w lert‘ sion sVrvIce entitled Verretable Stoi- K'andparents, Mr and Mrs Fred sei vice enuuea vegtianie moi g bang a, qj , there is a furnace in the basement I Portland. Does $175 a day busi Gladstone Wednesday of that is used in heating the house it age covers the more simple problems last week in which a large group of ness. Sale price $7000. $4000 BETHEL NOTICE connected with storing these import « is usually much too warm for most down handles. Books show net relatives were present including five CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ant vegetable food crops This bul vegetables. This difficulty can be profits $1000 a mo Here is the aunts and their families. He was Willard B. Hall, Minister Laborers wanted at once. overcome by partitioning off a cor letin may be had either by writing homo seven months ago. opportunity for some man and 9:45 a. m. Church School. He left ner and providing an inlet for cool for it or by personal call at the coun for New York Saturday to take up wife to make a fortune. Immediate job placement ! 11 a. m. Worship. fresh air from the outside If shelves ty agent office. 6 30 p. m. Pilgrim Fellowship. his duties. Beer, Lunch or racks are provided for storing _______ Apply week days only, located East Side industrial dis vegetables these will permit the cir-1 __ i pkri,,, „ ___________ _ NAZARKNE CHURCH trict. Caters to several hundred W. P. KEEBAUGH, Pastor HOD CARRIERS Ship Yard Workers daily. Owner ' ventilation. Um,i°tnionf air and the n#Ce“ ' r> R p a v p r t n n I n r a k tevvn^ wi" ^ held «“ Turner, Ore- Sunday School 9:45 a. m. D C d V C llU l l L U lC lld gon, August 24 to 30. sponsored by AND says net profits $450 mo. Do Beets, carrots, parsnips. salsify. | the Oregon Christian Endeavor Preaching Service 11 a. m. mestic diff, reason for sale/ $800 BUILDING LABORERS tuinips,, and tutabagas may be kept, Jack Miller, son of Mrs. R M Mill- union Dr Walter L. Myers of Beav-. Young Peoples 6:30 p. m. down handles. We help finance Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. in the ground in an ordinary season ; er. who has been employed with the erton, former Christian Endeavor you. In doing this it Is usually a good Western Electric Company at The field secretary, will have charge of, Union Local No. 29b plan «'» cut off the tops and cover Dalles, came home last week, serious- the morning Bible study. Miss B er-: WEST SLOPE West Coast Brokerage Co. ROOM 215 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN them with dirt. Sometimes this is ly ill and was taken to Good Sa tha Osterloh of Beaverton, will be 219 SW 9th Ave, Portland LABOR TEMPLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. unnecessary because we may not maritan hospital where it was neces- among the group of teachers Mrs. i SW 4th AT JEFFERSON BEacon 7195 Sunday, August 23, 1942 nave weather cold enough to freeze 8ary to give a blood transfusion. He Walter L. Myers will be camp host-! hem even If the upper part of the i. reating easy. e8S Others from Beaverton plan to i Gabel School, SW Gabel Lane Rev. H. A. Armitage. Pastor loot is exposed. If the tops are re Mrs Teerlce of Pendleton, spent attend the classes par* of the time.: moved and a small amount of dirt j last week visiting Mrs Ivan Risley, > ._____ Services 11 a. m., Topic Seeing shoveled on to the row so that it is Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hartrampf are Resignation of two state patrol' Him Who Is Invisible. covered 3 o r4 inches deep there'Will j moving this week to Orenco. man, Eugene Reed and Frank Beers, I ample protection from froat Miss Elsie Whitworth accompanied of the W est Slope district office was CHURCH OF CHRIST rh. se several root crops do not store | by her nephew Robert Whitworth of announced Tuesday. Reed, who has G. W. Springer, Pastor in a fi uit or root cellar satisfactorily Hillsboro, is spending the week been stationed at the West Slope dls-: „„„„ w Morning worship and preaching | because they snrtvel badly. When camping on the Wilson river ■ tnct since establishment in 1939 has service 9:45 a m Topic Qne wlth they are stored it Is necessary to Mrs Albert Hlghbee returned taken work In a Portland shipyard the Father Following the sermon surround them with moist earth. | Tuesday evening from a two weeks while Beers who has been on patrol Beans and peas that are to be trip to Haley, North Dakota, where for the past eight months, has joined the Lord's Supper will be observed. kept over or stored future use, she visited her mother, Mrs. C. Hayn-, the coast guard. stored for for future either seed or food should be es and other relatives. Patrolman, Ralph Blank, has been fumigated with carbon bisul Dr. and Mrs Theodore Hetu en- transferred from Milwaukie to fill phide to kill the weevil. Five to tertained at dinner at their home one vacancy, and another assignment eight , pounds to 100 bushels of , seed .Thursday evening. |, , , Guests Included is to be made soon. Captain Vayne I r LVT YOIRSIIF TO i ' U ', '; ! r fr * ? L n a tab,e; M,a Kd A » -". '»«ter « * Dr. Hetu, ced. Gurdane of Milwaukie has announ- j spoonful of carbon bisulphide poured > h o i8 here from Dunamulr Caufor. over a half gallon jar of threshed, nlai a,B<) Mr and Mra Janiie Hudaon need will be i if, v, 1 1 ,, -.1 r, ? dr i UK,,<! If ,a ,€>,t; of Portland, Mr and Mrs Ted Hetu Monte Meyers, of Beaverton, state ' T if. in t o n . fn rn i ! H r * " a n d M r . and Mrs. Guy Alexander. high school net champion defeated should be above 60 deg F Aft™ | Aletand^ “ " ‘ h ^ on Lew“ .' ve.teran .°.£ » >jear“ of URANI) "fU t he v"11«! re '"to sed * for o r t food,. o d " ! * * p AIU t 8unda> r . a‘ Mb'Hood . ,, . men's" singles^of' " , . the . _ annuaT Portland' lr C^ they are to 'he he *u used ,, >n 8,,e" .___ Victory Gardens After a hot day at the office ¡* ...... , 2 c ,,y . 1 S Y L V IA FIRST bon bisulphide - highly lnflam -,Ford ha8 b c£nflned to her | KINT0N mable and will kill human, or live- b(Kl for 8„ velal week(| to introduce Mrs. S. C. Sparks, Mrs. R. F. stock as well as insects. Mr. Fordney's from Tillamook, is frederics PR IO RITY Cabbage, celery, onions, pumpkins, carl f tbpm Pomeroy, Roberta and Marilee Pom- T R EA T M E N T S and squash all have their particular! Mrg j va perrv er°y attended the wedding of Mrs Risley and Mr. THE T R U T H ABOUT Sparks grandson, Stanley R. Beck if to Miss Mabel Yeager of Portland at PERMANENT WA V IN G to 40 degrees. It Is usually desirable toUIhe S e n theyA'will “re^dT near »»*• Ha^ ‘st church Po,t- A Satisfactory Permanent to leave the heads in the field as Huber land Wednesday evening. depends on Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson of long as there is no severe freezing Mr and Mrs. Walter Van Kleek • USE OF GOOD SUPPLIES Whore It is necessary to protect the accompanled b Mr. Nel80n Walker Los Angeles, California, spent last • DEPENDABLE, M O D E R N cabbage from real low temperature, Wednesday in McMinnville week at the home of Mr. Petersons EQUIPMENT they may be pulled up and he en- The ,ad)e8 Mrs phy,H|l Bo8_ stepfather and niother, Mr. and Mrs • K N O W L E D G E o f all T E X T U R E S tire plant placed In S. H. Pomero^ on the Bend Road. m n< .1 an well and Mrs. Van Kleek spent the O F H A I R b y c o m p l i a n t, ch illed The outer leaves . Ruth and Patricia Wright returned j te p e ra to rt. w h o h n o w th a ctip u la ta d should be left on. th n J , . to Florence last Friday and their a m o u n t a t h a a t, tha c a r r c t aolu- tian and th a x a c t a ta a m in g tim e Home gardeners frequently t o r . \ t “ m res,dent, of brother, William Wright, is now t o aaaura y o u a p a r t e d p a rm a n a n t. potatoes in poorly ventilated bln. th_, o r . Mr, - and Mrs. of Ontario, »‘ aying at the R. F Pomeroy home .......... - Johnson o. cellars. Under such conditions thP Oregon, visited Mr. and Mrs. Iral and helping Mr. Pomeroy during PERM. W A V E $6.50 Other W a v e «, $3.9.1 up temperature may be too high. Putt Nelson last week. ; threshing . Spiral P erm «, SI.HO up ing a slatted floor underneath the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene atten- R°scoe Bierly finished picking ber Cap of Curls Cut $1.00 tubers In the bottom of the bln pro Other H alrcuU . 50c the picnic Sunday at Rainier. ries at his patch Saturday _ and vides for a natural air fhmTnnal.inn draft which ded Oregon, for the 1941 Eastern Star tieated his pickers to icecream. The No Parking Problems at keeps the potatoes In firm ‘,°nditloniMatrona th<u hu8,mnds ^ thp pickers at the Wilson and Wedeking home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Talles Pa“ * e s were also treated to Ice cream when they finished picking ahaey. I’ em ian en t W ave Shop Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whiteman *ast wee*t- b e 0337 and family are visiting relatives in Most of the gram is cut and : Tillamook, their former home, while threshing is in full swing in this Mr. Whiteman is recuperating from an auto accident. Miss Catherine Djessinger accom panied by Mrs. Thayne Smith and daughter Dianne o f Washougal, Wash., drove to Tillamook Thursday [of last week to visit relatives and N A T IO N A L DOLLAR STO R E S friends returning home Sunday. Mrs. M C. McKercher accompan BUY WAR ied Mrs. E. L. Coble and E Scott of BONDS and Portland to Silver I halls Sunday for a STAMPS picnio dinner together followed by a 5 mile hike. f i Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Keebaugh and fe . | family annd other members of the Beaverton Nazarene church are at tending the North Pacific district lb ) Nazarene young peoples convention at Twin Rocks this week starting Husky all Monday. Dr. L. T. Corlett, presi j leather. dent of the Northwest Nazarene col- Wear and i lege at Nampa, Idaho, with his male ¡ burn resisting I quartet will participate in the pro- lacket : gram during the week. The quartet to 8 -4 5 : gave a fine program at the Beaver-1 match | ton Nazarene church Saturday even ing. , Beaverton Rebekah club No. 246 met for it* regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening - | Following the regular business meet-1 ling a social hour was enjoyed The dining tables were decorated in red. | white and blue and American flags Here is a husky Refreshments were served. The oc pant for a very casion was given to honor the moth small price! As ers who had boys in the service. sorted patterns in durable. * long Mrs Inland Shaw and three sons wearing, good (Robert, Richard and Jon. accompan looking materials ' led by her mother, Mrs. George Ail sizes. 29 to 42 i Thyng left for Levenworth. Kansas. SPECIAL! K I \ I l C K Y S T R A IG H T BLH K B O N W H I S K I \ 4.25 Pt *2.40 Qt. For Generations—A Great Kentucky Whiskey National Distillers Products Corp , N Y • 90.4 Proof LO N D O N D ERRY • LO N D O N D ERRY • LO NDONDERRY • LO N D O N D ERR Y ^ Factory 1 0 0 % Union Built Ice Creom 1 0 0 % Union Mode Cream from Dairy Co-operative Assn. Farmers SYLVIA’S SLL loddouderru § P U R E S W E E T C R EA M * -< ICE CREAM § 1MULTNOMA COUNTY Sale Friday and o z § z Welder's Overalls 162/s % RICHER T H A N L E G A L STANDARDS LO N D O N D ERRY PURE SW EET C R EA M ïSffiS JoRrlitv* U k 4P Af/sery C P u 666 UailTS IMVf wnu 0*0^ M e n ’ s C o r d u r o y P a n ts H usk/ college cords in m n Q cream Full cut and M ( L J strongly made Sizes 29£g to 42 J)aUifat7PM. # • # * LIVESTOCK • POULTRY 4 H CLUBS • HOME ARTS FLOW ER SHOW Headquarter* for OREGON MOTOR STAGES BBÍ HOME-COOKED GOOD E*TS Modern Fountain Service for Hot Weather R e l i e f 16 2/Brds Parts Cane or Beet Sugar . . . . z g z o l>- o c 12 O c z o $ .009462 o z L o n o o '-d e rrv F la v o r a n d M i x B ose is sold th ro u g h o u t the U n ite d S ta te s for h o m e m a k in g o f ice cre a m c t 15c a p a c k a g e R ecipe for its u se is cor.toii>ed o n e v e ry p a c k a g S o f L on d o n d e rry Pure Sweet C re a m Ice C re a m T h .s ba«e is sold in w h oie scle q u a n t.tie s o t 18c per lb T h e re is on e o n e - th irty -th :rd o f a lb. o f L o n d o n d e rry F la v o r a n d M ix B ase u e d m e a c h q u a rt o r p o u n d o t L o n d o n d e rry Pure Sw eet C .earn Ice Creom . $1.59 a Full all-overs of heavy wearing quality. Triple stitched and bar tacked All size* The favorites! Also bibless blue denims. JSpecially priced! All sizes Husky regulation white painters overalls at a special price, 1st quality. c a te. 2 g y § z om 30 30 -< 100 Parts Londonderry Ice C r e a m .......... J .086362 Our Cioss Profit on Each Quart . . J .093638 o z For th is w * O isem b'e th # ie -ts m x a n d p a ste u rize the m t h * r freeze, p a c k a g e , el ver the p c a g e s to y o u r M a .e r, a n d store th e m o t b«low f r e e z m j te m p e ra tu re s u n til yo u co ll for them W s knew of nothing which w« could odd to moke the cost of London derry Pure Sweet Creom Ice Creom HIGHER, ncr do wo know of anything >. t could odd to make Londonderry Pure Sw. ct Creom Ice Creom BETTER Londonderry Pure Sweet Cream Ice Creom h the very best product we know how to make. $1.59 é>e> - f f - z OUR SELLIN C PRICE $2.59 Portland § o > DOLLAR0STORES z g c 3 1 /3rd Parts Londonderry Flavor and Mix Base $ .0055 P a in t e r s ’ O v e r a lls S21JS-N FOIRTV AVENUE 419 S V AUER STREET O S u g a r is q u o te d c u rre n tly a t $ 5 .6 0 per cwt. T h e re is o n e - s ix th o f a p o u n d o f s u g a r in e a ch p o u n d or q u a rt o f L o n d o n d e rry P u re Sweet C re a m Ice Cream . BLACK JEANS M e c h a n ic s SU ITS GREYHOUND Coffee Shop Men’s Sweat Shirts \alue SI.5». Come in « I Q white, gray or green 1 . 1 » / Sizes 36 to 46 Special* for Fr**tay A Saturday. o m » 30 -< ICE CR EA M First q u a lity " P r e m . u m " b u tte rfo t is c u rre n tly q u o te d o t 4 1 c per p o u n d m the P o rtla n d N ew sp ap ers. O n e P o u n d or O r e Q u a rt o f L o n d o n d e rry P ure Sweet C re o m c o n t a in s 1 4 % b u t terfot. W e p a y a n a d d itio n a l p re m iu m o f 10c per p o u n d b u tte rfa t to the D a ir y C o o p e ra tiv e A sso c ia tio n , o u r e x c lu siv e sou rce o f supply, for the b u tte rfa t we u ?e in L o n d o n d e rry P u re Sweet C re a m Ice C re a m w h ich m a k e s o u r co st per p o u n d o f b u tte rfa t 51c. o f O n e P o u n d th e re fore c o sts u s $ 0 7 1 4 . Hen's Work Penis AttnucHL § Z IS M A D E OF: co st 80 Part* Pure Sweet 18% Butterfat Cream . $ .0714 OUR SPECIAL $1-49 •< z 11.95 1.95 Value 30 c Saturday M s n FULL QUART WEIGHT 1 LB. 4 § z om . . $ .18 qt. 30 30 -< o z On Sale Regularly Every Day at the Following Dealers: LO N DO NDERRY DEALERS Beaverton— Benson's City Market Columbia Food Store Thrifty Market Owl D»ner West Slope— Hilber’s Market & Grocery Machine Packed. Fully Labeled Q u a r t Packages . . Never Touched hy Human I lands z D .al.rs-25% Discount - g I Can i pr!c. 54c a gallon. C f g Z O fü 9 » g p to 300 miles, cash with order or C.O.D. LONDONDERRY <>{ PORTLAND« aon V ^ V V ¡¡» , ono Y «,‘j ¿ ¡Z w Z Z S tilZ g r
