The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, June 18, 1943, Image 1

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    P U B L IS H E D
W EEKLY
VOL. 10. NO. JO
IN O U R P L A N T O N
Beaverton, Oregon,
HELP
WANTED
S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Friday. June 18, 1943
Personal
Mention
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
Sailor in Distress
On Dry Land
Fundamentals
Of Prosperity
When an American ship is wrecked
suilors reluctantly fly our flag up
, side down on the mast us a signal of
distress asking for help.
Now a report came this week that
Bubson Pork, Muss., June IS—In
there is a sailor living on Huber
ja recent article, 1 brought out the
i The Grand Chupter O. E. S. held avenue who is in distress and wants
point that, under our capitalistic
Passing autoists report
its convention Tuesday and Wed­ some help
By Fred P. H. Clyde
system,
the middleman is in the best
nesday of this week at the Masonic there is a flag tacked on the front
This publication assumes no res­
1 position to weather the inflation
I temple in Portland.
Delegates from porch of a house and upside down.
ponsibility for views expressed In
1 also stated that the farm-
Neighbors or sailors should call at i storm.
Beaver chapter were Mrs. Mabel
this column.
Sentiments are cred­
ers and wage \Voikers might be ob-
Goyt, worthy matron; Mrs. Alice his home and either give the desired |
ited to the columnist, Clyde, und do
[ liged in the end to be responsible
¡Scott, associate matron;
Mrs Ger- j help or tell the head of the house tor the greater portion of our nation-
not necessarily dblarlde with our
[ trude Hedburg,
conductrifis.
Mrs how to display our flag the right !
editorial policy.
However, debt and infla-
'
Pearl Brownrigg. associate condiV- , way -stars up.
i tion are not the only troubles we
i tress and Mrs. Dora Stipe, grand lec-
After years of being frowned upon, j
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j may have to face.
The poasibilities
I turer.
Many other members of
the gentle sloppy art of homely j
of a long War. of radical changes in
School
Meeting
Dated
Beaver chapter attended.
drinking has come into its own.
I our social order and other contin-
Great men used to retire to secret
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Millar of For June 21st at
gencies may ultimately result in real
rooms and look carefully if shades
Beaverton, are the proud parents of
.trouble
If such should come, how
Beaverton
High
School
were drawn and then insert donuts
i a son. Leslie C., born on Muy 22.
'can we or our children be protected?
into their coffee with guilty rapture. I
Mrs. Lance
Kennedy
and son
Annual election of school District I-and vs. Securities
Such escasty could not for long be i
Douglas, of La Grande, Oregon, have No. 48 will be held at the Beaverton
The United States is almost the
suppressed. Donut makers and cof- j
spent the past week visiting at the high school Monday, June 21st at M j only nation in the world in which
fee sellers clamored that dunking |
o’clock for the purpose of discuss securities representing capital have
home of A. M. Kennedy.
should be recognized and honored as i
I do not
Miss Margaret Ann Mae MacDon­ ling the budget- for the fiscal year, I n° i yet been confiscated
an ancient and righteous American !
and vote on the proposed tax levy. ! believe that I or my children or my
ald
of
Beaverton,
and
the
Misses
privilege.
So it came to be
Evelyn, Alice and Rose Roeske, all One director and clerk will also be grandchildren will live to see tills
Then after wrestling with lettuce
happen here.
I do believe that per­
of West Slope, spent the past week i elected.
salads with a texture of Kale aimed
haps my great-grandchildren, if they
end vacationing at Seaside, Oregon.
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with only a dull fork they finally
are lucky or unlucky enough to In­
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beeler have
let us yse the knife that social revo- j
herit anything from me. may live in
Granges
Represented
pui chased the George Hubble home
tution and our tempers be stayed, j
a time when they must work in or­
on Watson street, and plan to move Well at Eugene
All is well but for one thing.
I
der to eat.
In other words, per­
speak for not only myself but for
in soon.
haps I should do more for my pres­
Convention This Week
thousands of others who have been j
I Mr and Mrs. Doy Gray and Mrs
ent and ultimate heirs by forcing
cruelly slighted and tongue lashed in ■
Crete Main were guests of Mr. and
The subordinate granges of this them to work than by leaving them
every home that has one—the soup •
Mrs. William Bohn, last Saturday af­ county, with the exception of one. | rents to collect or coupons to cut.
and stew slurpers.
ternoon when they attended the were all represented at the annual ( j was brought up on a faim and
I rise to say or
Christening of ttie Joseph Canby, session of the Oregon Stute Grange my work has brought me in close
time more delectable than the vocal j
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2(0th Liberty ship launched by the held in Eugene last week. Many out­ touch with many farmers and their
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inhalation of a savory soup or stew? .
Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.
standing speakers of prominence in problems.
Furthermore, as an eco­
Homemade beef stew with rich '
Receiving felicitations in the birth state affairs and grange work were nomist. I recognize that land, child­
brown stock with all the essence of
ot a daughter Ann L. are Mr. and introduced to the session. Stress was ren and character are our only real
Selective Service
carrots, celery, turnips, tomatoes;
As In the case of securi­
Mrs Harold Porley.
Ann was born laid upon the need for the develop­ wealth
Board Announce
oyster stew with golden butter float­
m en t of the chemurglc movement so ties, however, the value of land and
on
June
5.
ing on its milky
countenance; or Peter P. Underwood,
Portland, Or New Classifications
R. C. Doty, who has been confine 1 that all farm and forest waste pro­ children or the income they may
homemade vegetable soup—I say are Robert W. Braden
K3 Sherwood
The
to
his home with a hand infection ducts and unmarketable surpluses produce is subject to change.
these not entitled to at least a tiny Victor Hamel
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Portland
__
. Class I-A:
Available tor genet al
may be ‘ converted into goods useful Astor family fortune of many mil­
basso prof undo slurp? (Alto or 2nd George J. Klock
R3 Beaverton military service when found accept- ** reported improved .
for improving our standard of liv lions was derived from New York
high C note for the feminine slurp, ' Lyle W. La Follette
R5, Portland aoie to the land or naval torces.
Mrs. Ray Foxton .spent the past ing..
The session urged the support ! City real estate. It is illustrative of the
if you please).
: Frank J. Myslony
R1 Tigard
Class 1-A-O: Available
tor non- week end with a group of Portland of the Burke wine control bill, also growth possibilities characteristic of
By now I am pounding the table Elery E. Jackson
Olympia, Wash 1 comuuianl general military service friends visiting along the coast.
a more oiderly and equitable ration­ well-located or productive land belli
in open rebellion at the smallness of Harry R. Tobin
Huber, Oi wnen tumid acceptable to the land oi
Mrs. Ted Hetu is being welcomed ing of farm machinery.
through several generations.
Yet,
men's minds who tilt their schnoz- : James E. Smith
R1 Tigard naval torces; conscientious oojectoi home here, having returned Saturday
One surprise feature of the meet­ while this particular fortune was
zles when I proclaim that the more George F. Mick Jr.
R3 Beaverton
Class I-B :: ; Available for limited of last week after visRing her hus- ing was a Kitchen Orchestra led by growing, many
land speculators,
delicious the concoction the
more Robert J. Bernard
Huber, Or ; military service when tound accept- band at Logan, Utah, for the past Enid Walker of Tualatin and made along with security speculators, lost
entitled are we, the people, to slurp- Carroll T. Patterson
R2 Beaverton able to the land or naval torces, (res- month.
Mr. Hetu has been recently up of members from this and other large sums.
After a hard day on the gas mo- Kenneth L. Michener
R1 Hillsboro cinded).
¡transferred from Utah to Santa Anna counties.
Hard Work Always Pays
biles hauling you folks hither and Harry R. Buell
R1 Sherwood
Class I-C:
Member of land or na- - California.
Without some real work being
Delegates from this locality were:
thither I wend my way to my mod- Bruce L. Price
Sherwood val forces of United States.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Osfield and Oscar Hagg, Aloha; Mr. and Mrs. C. done, neither the owners of stocks
est homestead to find an Oyster Stew j Norvil Jt. Ellison
R1 Beaverton
Class II-A:
Man necessary in his daughter, Janice) moved into their Van Kleek, Tigard; Mrs. Maggie nor the owners of land make money
waiting as my repast.
The family Lyle F. Lundy
There is no easy
R1 Sherwood civilian activity.
g-w home on Second street last week, Stark. Cedar Mill; Derle Perkins. In the long run.
is in the front room (they have al- j Vernon E. Romph
R1 Tigard
Class II-B : Man necessary to the which was formerly owned by Mr. Beaverton: Mrs. O. T Murphy, Kin- road to prosperity.
For example,
ready eaten) and I eat alone.
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before
buying
any
considerable
war production program.
and Mrs. Bruce Steele.
ton.
the dunker of old I quaff my portion V o u n „ P «»n n li» T a l t e
amount of a stock or a bond issue, I
Class II-C :
Men necessarily en-
Ml. and Ml3 Elmer f < Kollberg,
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with gusto and relish when a solo of
B
P
®
take certain
fundamental
steps.
gaged in agriculture, no dependents , 7202 s w Canyon drlve, áre receiving
vocal partakement is broken by the j Vow at Pilgrim
These consist of visiting the plant
Class III-A : Man deferred by rea- , f e]¡cjtat¡ons from their friends on McKay Alumni Cancel
little w ifey saying sweetly (too sweet-
,
_
..
or officers of the company whose se
son of dependeency .
; the birth, June 3 ,of a daughter, Con- Annual Picnic This Year
ly, methinks):
‘ I'm glad you like Lhurch Confirmation
curities interest me.
I meet the o f­
Class I1I-C: Man deferred by rea- stance q
the stew, it certainly sounds good
son of dependancy.
ficers and determine whether the
McKay
school
alumni
association
Again I am found out.
Doughter
Three young people made their
The Beaverton Grange
No.
321
Class IV-A:
Man deferred by
annual picnic management is capable, honest nnJ
Susun slurps and upon reprimand re-
vows at the altar Sunday, June 13.
f
met Saturday, June 12 at Grange hall will not hold their
I also try to obtnirl
45
years
or
past.
this year.
The directors felt that progressive.
marks that Daddv slurps why not
confirmation day, at Pilgrims Luth-
tv r
'fo
r
its
regular
monthly
meeting.
First
Class IV-B:
Official deferred by
owing to the war it was best to dis­ stockholders’ lists to see who mv fti-
Susan? I am pointed out as a sin-
church, in Beaverton.
They
and
second
degrees
were
conferred
on
law.
continue the annual picnics for the ture associates In ownership will h
ner before my children.
It is even "*«■* Dorothy Jellum, Herbert Olson
,
.
...
a new member, Mrs. Robert Haw-
Class IV-D
duration.
I Figures relative to earnings, divi-
whispered that James th e younger and Dorothy Schurman.
A fter the
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After a pot luck lunch, a flag
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son's slurping at the bottle is my
services members of their families
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day and father’s day program was
n» the
the
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. , Mrs. Elmer Perkins,
n i ■
».
example
Verbal lashing
rem inds and friends
greeted them at
al
tne
....
. for
. general
.
, presented.
Mas- Beaverton Budget
in civilian work of national ;
. ,
,
. . . „
me that the sins of the Fathers live church entrance.
The church offi- service
.
ter, reported on her trip to Eugene,
Youth of County
a
mrterhtbemhe ^
cers. Lawrence
Drayer.
president;
^ r l y
Oregon, last week as delegate at the Meeting Set July 12th
Man
Pledge Assistance to
Of this, enough! Slurpers we must Alfred Schultz .secretary, and Ever
,
state grange convention.
The annual budget meeting for the
unite and rise Let us. as the dunk- ett Finney and Carl Martin, trus
" U af 8 IV '® slnce defer'
The Beaver Social club will hold Town of
Beaverton is dated for Keep Oregon Green
ers of yore, assert our rights to he ^es. marched in the opening proces
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a
box
social
at
the
Masonic
Temple
Class IV-F:
Physically, mentally,
Monday, July 12th at 8 p. m. In the
Young people from
this county
heard and appreciated.
sional.
Saturday evening, June 19 at 8 p city hall.
1 hose subjected to the j wh0 are not yet old enough to work
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On Sunday, June 20th, the new or morally unfit.
m.,
F. H. Schoene will show mov­ *tnx levy will be heard In favor of jn war industries, but who still want
ing pictures of his travels in for­
Kinton School Annual
chapel
of PilBrim
Lutheran and
Cone"-
or against the proposed tax.
to contribute something to winning
gation at
SW Farmington
Men­
W ed in Vancouver
eign countries.
Everyone is invited
lo Drive, will be the scene of dedica-
^
the war during the summer vacation
Meeting Monday Night
Miss Dorothea Hull and Dean Le- to attend and bring a box and enjoy
Speaks to Rotary Club i*re turning to the Green Guard
_,w
,
.
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serivees
In the morning Rev. roy Puckett, United States navy, (hp movie
The annual school meeting will be Walter r . Buhl, pastor, plans to were married June 1 by Rev. Paul
¡youth division of tt)e Keep Oregon
Week end guest at the home of
I^ee Richey lieutenant governor of ; Green association as a chance to do
he' i . at. ahe 8Ch00' hoUS*
dedicate the new hymnals of the ; L. Kuntzman in Vancouver. Wash Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Nelson was Mr.
night at 8 p. m.
The purpose of the congregation.
In these services The bride is the daughter of Mis „ .
. ,
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v.
„
.. , Kiwanis. spoke before the Forest a real job.
meeting is to elect one director for 3 Prof w
j
Syivester. principal of Mary Hull and Mr
Puckett is the Ne,9on 8 8ister’ Mrs VirB“ PoW' " of Grove Rotary club last week
He
Many of the youth oT this county
Vernonia. Oregon.
years and a clerk for one year and Concordia Academy in Portland, wil' son of Mrs. Hazel
discussed work with under-prtvlleked were members last, year, and thes*-
Puckett
of
to vote on the budget.
Mrs. John Hughes of California, is children, pointing out that the lack I are receiving a service stripe to
preach the sermon on the subject of Beaverton.
Mr and Mrs Fred Van K lee* and H ynTns
At 2:30 p. m. the building
Miss Betty Hull was the bride's vlsitlnK at ‘ he home of her parents of material circumstances is not the ifrhni
thgu
Giaen
j m with
. PP,
^ Jrle
n Guard em-
family, Mrs. Harry Richards Sr. and will
- - be - - dedicated
- - - - - with
-
only method for determining lack ot bletu. Among ]pid Sttwest members
proper ser- only attendant and Herbert Puckett Mr- and M|S w - E - —
Frank . Richards attended the wedd- vices.
Rev E. W. , Hinrichs, who was best man.
The Beaverton Community Garden privilege.
of this state-ddde /-¡forest fire pre­
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ing of Miss Llla May Richards.
formeriy gerved the Lutheran parish
Mrs. Puckett will be at home In club will meet for Us regular month-
vention group-
+«ign membership
daughter of
Mr and Mrs_ Harry at Bloomington, Oregon, will come |Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, while her hus- ly meeting June 18, (today) at the
cards f4>r thlé*a£tt)ty arg:
Leaves
for
Presidio
Richards, Jr., ^of Portland^ to •David from Yakima, Washington, his new hand is in training
in Farragut, Ida home of Mrs.. Samuel B Lawrence
j Delphes B u n tv^P on á ld
Foerster.
.1,
M. Hiatt of Portland.
The wedd- charge, to preach the dedicatory
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William J. Moshofsky left ¿gne lit'¡¿«»«»n O crm ejW ÿo n C e Joyce. Lucille
of Raleigh Hills, near Portland Golf
ing was performed Sunday at the All sermon.
Rev. Hinrichs started re-
for the Presidio in San Francisco to-Sixers, and Richard tVaterbury of
N o w in
¡ n German
G erm an Camp
C am p
cluAb ,
aaadw'^ e » .
Now
Saints Episcopal church in Portland. [¿,'ous work in Beaverton a little
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A «laughter, Judith A., was born or. undergo advanced processing before j-'
Mrs. Gertrude L. Abbott of route 3 June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1 assignment to a military camp TfhhJ
Mrs. Howard Bush and Mrs. Henry over a year ago.
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H. Hunter, Jr., of San Francisco,
The pastor and the congregation Beaverton has been informed that Wilson.
liaste
training
He
Is
a
member
r
fT
S u f o s t it llt e f o r
W. , Abbott 21, ., is
Calif., arrived last week for a „ visit. ,---------
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cord)al
welcome,
to —
al! her son Robert
unmit v
nf
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,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson, Jr., of R.O.T C. at University
of ( H'cfmn '
with their mother, Mrs
Bakingpowder
A
Karp- Aftf>r thp nft«,rnoon Rervlces a light no'' " ,war PI'8°.ner
G «*rmany.
Y a k im a . Washington, are vlaiting Mr and will take advanced reserve
enlisted in September, was in the Gibson’s father and mother, Mr. and cers’ training.
stein.
Ted and Alex Karpstetn are ¡" „ " h will be served
If you run out <jf baking powder,
African
fighting, captured by the Mrs Jay Gibson, Sr.
both home for a visit while waiting
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you may us«. 2 level teaspoons of
Italians he was first sent to Italy
sailing orders with the merchant ma­
Miss Juliette Carter and Miss Gars
Injured in F9
. cream , of t*rtar to 1 teaspoon of
and then to Germany.
rine.
,
Dogs _ Kill Chickens
Gllct)i ist have returned to the W C.
(soda. ‘„This la the same as 4 tea-
Cecil Van Kleek has finished his!
"
! He comes of fighting stock as his MpKelV'hom^here^after having spent
Robert Rychen
1417 8W
Moins
^ of
der
course at the merchant marine cooks, Mrs N. Rickert of Tigard, com- late father, W E. Abbott served in , hp ,agt four montha visiting in Sea
reet, was . one of. fiv i persons in-
,
y .
street,
and bakers school in Portland and plained to state police Saturday that the first world war and was deco side, Oregon.
jured When flooring i n » room at the.-»
. .
A . '
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' 'k ìh ■
has been assigned to the S. S. Fort , a band of dogs roaming after mid- rated 3 times
The proud parents of a son. born Portland Pacific Company collapsed
d t , v » n fl8 ll® n s c i e n c e L e c t u r e
night
has
been
causing
costly
losses
Robert
was
a
graduate
of
Our
,
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.,
Dearborn
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m c,
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June 6, are Mr and Mrs. Robert H
pitched them into the hasemenG .
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in chicken yards in the Tigard area. - Lady of Sorrows parochial school Shinall of 6720 SW Canyon drive and
last Thursday
Christian Science lecture
Mrs. Rickert said the dogs killed ' and Benson high school.
y
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-.will
be
given
.under
auspices
of
Port
The little boy has been named Tim
More About Our Boys
1 four hens and 36 chicks in her yard
_
c
c ,
x i Christian Science churches and
R.
and 50 hens and about 36 half-grown
I
otamp On oale
-societies, by William D. Kilpatrick,
Hello Folks:
Mrs Ethel Forshay of I mb Angel­
B IR T H S
J W Maloney, Collector of intern member of the hoard" of lectureship
I am a air cadet at Camp Kearns chickens in the yard of a neighbor,
es, California, have returned from
an Revenue, announced that the Fed- ;0f the'FJrst Church of Christ. Sciet--
in Utah. The camp is within sight Neil Nellson.
Mr and Mrs. Harold L
Miller Seattle. Wash., for an extended visit eral Motor Vehicle Use Tax stamps ; tist,
Boston, in The
Auditorium,
of Salt Lake City.
They work me '
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with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
S.
Straley
Beaverton, June 2, a son Leslie C.
In
the
denomination
of
$5
are
now
Portland,
Saturday.
June
19 at 8 p
Being
felicitated
on
the
birth
June
so hard I can hardly move and then
phrases are pretty things, son, but
Mr. and Mrs. Harold V
Posiey
on sale in all post offices in the m and at I-ake Grove church Sunday
a little more.
. if your horse looses his way in mid- Beeaverton. June 5, a daughter Caro 6 of a son. Kenneth R., are Mr and State of Oregon and in his office at afternoon.
Mrs. William R. Jacobs
‘ our®
stream get another one-----and fast, lyn J.
Portland, Oregon.
The stamp will #
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R O N A LD L. GRAH AM
The Friendly Circle met at the evidence payment of the tax for the
Mr. and Mrs Richard R Dalzell.
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' F R A N K S. S A Y L O R
A-C Ronald L. Graham. Training
Mrs. Dora Stipe was the retiring Beaverton May 31. a son. Ronald R B home
H h of Mrs. D. R. Long on Friday fiscal year beginning July 1, 1943.
Funeral services were held Sundry
Group 505. Sq 18. FI 76-C. Kearns.
There were
grand lecturer of the grand chapter
Mr and Mr* Charles E Smith. R2 the Uth for luncheon
and must be purchased on or before : at the Beaverton Chrtstian church,
Utah.
bx
147,
Portland,
a
son
William
H
nine
members
and
two
children
pres­
of Oregon Eastern Star at the an
that date.
The stamps will be ser- for Frank 8. Saylor, late of Oeean-
Mr and Mrs. Harry Van Winkle ent.
The following officers were ially numbered, will be gummed on lake, hushand of Gladys; father of
Second
Lieutenant
David
W. nual session of the order in Portland route 2. Portland.
May 24, a son elected
President, Mrs M. C. Me- the face, and will have provision bn Lola May; brother of E. A Saylor,
Browning, route 5. box 23. Portland, this week .
Harry L.
Kercher
Vice-president, Mrs. R B the back for the entry of the make, Portland:
Mrs. Lola Tooze. Sher-
has graduated from reserve officers'
Mr and Mrs Iaiwrence W Harris Scott
Sec-Treas., Mrs. W. C. Rea-
model, serial number, and State It* ¡wood;; five nephews and one ni«-c
class at Quantico. Va.. according to
route
8,
box
1214,
June
7,
a
daugh
amy.
A picnic pot luck wtll feature cense number o f the motor vehicle. Vault enternment at Crescent Grove
W R Caton is the name of the
the marine corps.
The young ma­
ter, Caroline V
the July meeting to be held at the
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’ cemetery
W E Prgg In charg
rine officer is now eligible for as­ new special policeman for night duty
Mr and Mrs. William R. Jacobs home of Mrs McKeretier.
Mr Antrobus entered
The Auxiliary of the American Le- of arrangements
signment to a combat unit or to a in Beaverton
Beaverton. June 6, a son, Kenneth R
I R. McLain of St Louis. Mo., was gion furnished box lunches for *the
\
spec'iaiists "s c h o o f fo r * further” study” a Portland hospital this week for an
Mi and Mrs. Robert W
Wad.- a guest at the W. C. Wright home boys who left this week to enter 1
LENA C. HCHKKL
The new officer has a brother First eye operation
route 2. box 223. Portland, June 9 Saturday.
training centers.
They have taken
Funeral services
for Lena C
Lt Charles Browning, serving with [
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a son. Gary R
Mrs Harry C. Howe o f I^ebanon, over this project and plan to furn Scheel, mother of W. J Scheel n'
the marines at Camp Picket. Va.
Father should not be "the forgot-
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Mr and Mrs. Howard
E. Wilson
Oregon, visited with Mrs. M C. Mc- Ish all box lunches for boys leaving Huber, were held Sunday. June 13 r*
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ten man" next Sunday. Fathers Day Beaverton. June I, a daughter, J
Kercher on Wednesday.
Beaverton to enter the service.
Pegg’s Chapel In Beaverton.
Inter
Louis J. Ruchek
seaman
3rd See that he has a gift, no matter djtj, A
The
Beaverton
Community
Garden
V
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—
ment
Creswnt
Grove
cemetery.
claas in the navy writes home he en- how small, a card will do
Walkers
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Shop Deans Drugs for Father Day
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club will meet in the home o f Mrs.
joys getting the home paper very Department Store, Deans Drug and
S B
Lawrence at Raleigh Friday. Gifts.
Larg» assortment gifts for
The Ruml plan is that thing th
muoh.
Beaverton Pharmacy, have a nice
Marriage Licenses
<today> at 11 a. m. Each member Is Father, Father Day Cards.
S. A H New Dealers didn't think of fir»
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Robert Turner. Portland. and Betty ‘ requeeted to brtng a miniature ar- Green stamps.
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as a result.
Jane Gordon, Beaverton.
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