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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1943)
P U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N VOL. 16, NO. 40 New Budget Approved V S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H I G H W A Y Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, November 5. 1643 H ere a n d There ESTABLISHED 1627 Honor Roll at Beaverton Hi First Six Weeks 1943 Capitalism vs Communism The following is a list of students The Beaverton Kiwanis club met on the honor roll for the first six Wednesday evening and elected new weeks of 1943 at the Beaverton high Bernice Anderson, Arleta officers. J. L. McKell is the new school: president; George Eisenhauer, vice- Boge, Fawn Brooks,. David Cady, pi esident; Jay Gibson, treasurer; Mr. James Godwin, Jean Godwin. Mari The regular monthly meeting of the Meadows, secretary. Directors will lyn Graf, Goldwyn Kulbvl. Francis Babson Says, Beaverton P. T. A. was called to or j be G. L Pace. Carl Rasmussen. Char- Litvin. Mary McClure, Fred Moore, der by Mrs. Norton Peck, president, I les Straley. Vic Erickson. Pat Mur- Bob Myers. Elsie Peterkort, Mary “ Leain Fiom R ussia" on October 26th In the High School | phy, F. W. Fauteck and I. X. Spencer Salts, George Springer, Wm. Sprin- Locker Room. Armistice day, November 11. will be f.er' ij® 1 ^ Pointer, John Boss. Ruth Babson Park, Mass.. Nov. 5--Great Following the reading of the min observed throughout the county by A i11’ Kle*>k’ lrene VanKleek, Marilyn \ events have been going on at Mos utes, which were approved as read, closing of business houses and pro-1 ' .. er- Let us hope that the leaders Honorable mention Ruth Boeckli, cow. Mrs. Peck introduced the following: grama. of the three nations represented will I Joan Cote, Shirley Carr, June Durig, Mrs. O. A. Harkness, first vice presi A benefit skating party will be held Bunny Kthelli Donald Qrandy, Evelyn have faith and courage enough to dent and War Emergency Chairman. Three things are true: (1) Saturday night at Shute Park Tick- Marstl, Mary Myer,, Eiwin Paxson, agree. Mrs. P. B. Bleakman, second vice a*a are 50 cents and can be purchas-, HeIen Randall Roland Rich Bever_ That so-called "permanent peace" president. | can come only when the world is un- ed from Mrs. Caviness. Beaverton 1 j ly Thorne. Under new business a budget for i der one powerful government. (21 2617. The proceeds are to go to the I $197.50 was presented and approved. That this cannot at opce come about county camp and hospital service, The following reports were given by but will take many generations. (3) j It is hoped that one day room at Garden Club To Hold the various standing committee chair That it is now possible to divide the Camp Adair can be furnished. White Elephant Sale men : Mrs. Harkness, war emergen world into three spheres of influ Mrs. Balfe received a very beauti- ! ------- cy, asked for sirf volunteers to assist —The United States, respon ful bedspread from her son Sergeant ; The Beaverton Community Garden ence: with the registration of Book No. 4. Philip Balfe* now in Italy. The club are planning a unique white ele- sible for the Western Hemisphere; Mrs. C. Wilson, captain of the day, spread was purchased from an Ital- phant sale November 19 at the I O. Great Britain, responsible for Eu gave a short talk covering the past Ian store keeper in Sicily. It was O. F. hall at 11 a. m. Each member rope; and Russia, responsible for activities of the observation post and one of three spreads saved from his intends to bring a vase or flower I Asia and the Far East. thanked the P.T.A. members who ser store before it was bombed. ; container and make their own ar- Ilow \\ orld P eace M ill Come ved under her. Mrs. Wilson was Mrs. Francis Hosford Cosiklin. 1 rangement of flowers and these are I^ t us assume that World War II then presented with a gift, an appre head of cancer control for the State *° be sold. Mrs A. S. Funston is brings about these three spheres of ciation of her work as captain of the of Oregon, nnd Mrs. L. L. Walker ! chairman and wil lbe assisted by Mrs. power. This should give us peace R - » ■ • day. were luncheon guests Monday of Mrs. Charles West in this sale. for many years. Within fifty years 'V v r V * » * •* Mrs. Roy Manges, character build Caviness. There will be a discussion on the from now, however, these three ing, made a plea for a Den Mother groups will get fighting among them I.ast Friday Mrs. L. L. Walker ami 1 >eal 8 garden club program. living in the West Slope district and Mrs. Caviness went to Vancouver to ,be October 15th meeting $18.45 selves which will result in knocking also a leader for a Blue Bird group. Released o r U S W ar Department Bureau of Public Relatione One hundred visit at the Dr. Kay E. Smith home. ! was collected from members who had out one of them. Mrs. Manges then introduced Mrs. PEPPED FOR IN V ASIO N —As soon as the landing is made They took some small antique pieces ®a,r' e<* 14 ** from their 1943 Victory years from now the two remaining Adams who gave a brief outline on with them which were displayed with ! S®,den- This money will be used for groups will get into war and one will men pour from the gliders, and under smoke screen protection, prepare the activities of the various classes whip the other. That nation will I others at the meeting. 30 ladies ard1^ and navy relief. to knock out enemy positions. of Girl Scouts. Mis. Besmehn, pub I were present. Mrs. J °hn Holmes and Mrs. Twee- then rule the world and there will he licity, announced the appointment of dale gave interesting talks. I renl peace. Different sections will Work is almost completed on a Mrs. J. R. Talbert as poster chairman. Guests were Mrs. Ungar and Mrs. try at different times—to get free, government project of changing the Sole. A by-laws revision committee was Committee to Assist Robert W . Helm Married i , Sidden and civil wars or insurrections will house, just off Lombard street appointed. Chairman Mrs. Boge, ser V ----------------- ¡take place; but they will always be In Assuring Quota In Indiana ! in Beaverton, into small apartments. ving with her were Mrs. L. Smith i put down. Gradually some form of I which the government will rent out Big Line of Xmas Gifts and Mrs. O. A. Harkness. , universal democracy will develop but ! during the duration. As soon Formation of a Washington coun- a* At Walker’s Dept. Store The meeting was then turned over Announcement has been made of • it surely will not be our “ survival-of- Store of | the-weakest brand which we are to the program chairman, Mrs. Brice.. i ty blood donor committee to assist in the marriage of Dorris Ruth Kneisel these are f ‘ n‘shed work will com- j Walker s Department The first number was an accordion j assuring a full quota of volunterrs for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ; men^ e °.n *he ®ld Commercial Hotel j Beaverton, on Broadway, announce a sponsoring today by the ’’Atlantic solo by Rich Kockik which was very each visit of the Red Cross mobile Kneisel to PFC. Robert Walter Helm .Jn / ° nt street, owned by Mrs. Mer- grand opening of Toyland, 750 square Charter." At least, this is what well received. Mrs. Brice then pre unit to the donor center in Hills- son 0f Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Helm of J® of , n Francisco, whlch also has i feet of new floor space, with hund- j Stalin Is today telling Cordell Hull The marriage was Jecn lea8ed to the government for dreds of new, novel and exciting toys. and Anthony Eden. sented Doctor Carl Ashley, who gave j boro, was announced last w fek by Aloha Oregon. 11 Wl11 be made into There are games, dolls, etc., many a very interesting talk on Contagious | Mrs. Abendroth, chairman of the held at the chapel at Freeman army 7 a* * 'orkers’ Religion will also be a determining | air field L t. James W. "Fuller Of f ‘Ve 3~room and one $-ro°m aP»rt- things to gladden the hearts of the , factor in Diseases. This was followed by a county Red Cross blood bank. bringing about World 1 ment. It will be called Merlo apart-; youngsters. Each member of the new commit-: Freeman Field officiated, general discussion with Doctor Ash Peace. Yet, we hear very little j tec selected will be responsible for |»vt. Helm graduated from *be i ... , . . j- A full line of Christmas cards arc ley answering questions. Miss about religion today in the council of ■ 'w ill be returned to the owners. also on display, and thousands of ar nations. Helen Fisher, Superintendent of Pub | furnishing 12 donors each day. Mrs. ! Beaverton high school and entered In short, the nation or The Cub Scouts held their Hal He is now ticles which would make wonderful race which 'has the best religion will, lic Health Nurses, followed Dr. Ash J. R Talbert and Father O Keefe will the service a year ago. il all. gifts for .everyone. j serving with the air corps at Wend i*oween party at the Kiwanis ley and she also stressed very strong represent 'he Beaverton area. in the end. come out “ top dog” . This .. *,, . I Friday evening. Most of the boys Be sure to shop early this year, V ly on the same points as Dr. Ashley over Field, Utah Continued on Page 2 wore funny costumes and priies were whiie the stocks are complete that our children should be more B. C. Steel Buys gi\en to Richard Strayley, Robert j Mr. Walker plans to have Santa warmly dressed, get more rest and a Slack for the most original costume. Claus here again and just as soon as Linda Thorpe Purchases nourishing breakfast, and that each Greyhound Coffee Shop RATION BOOK REMINDER I oughnuts, cocoa, popcorn and apples | he receives a telegram from the jolly mother should inspect her child be R A T IO N BOOK NO. 2— West Slope Beauty Shop were served by Den Mothers and par-1 old Nick, will let the little ones know i B. C. Steel has purchased the fore sending him or her to school to November 20 Expiration date of ents of Cubs. an about R be sure the child is well.. Mrs. Brice j Greyhound Coffee Shop and took ] blue stamps X, Y and Z (processed The Cubs and their leaders wish to I - __y ____________ He states that ' Linda Thorpe has purchased the . . then introduced our County Health j charge November 1. , foods, jams and jellies) Kiwanis club, Thrifty Mar-! Doctor, Doctor Burke and County | there will be no changes in the ser- West Slope Beauty shop at 8717 SM 1 ank t R A T IO N BOOH NO. 3— Farewell 'vice or the employes but intends to j Canyon Drive at West Slope. Mrs. ■ e ’ speedy Freeze, and all those who' Health Nurse, Miss Pank. Brown Stamps meats, fats, etc. make some changes in the counter Garnet Alvers is in charge of the ° nated 80 fl ee ^ to help to give the j Dec. 4 Expiration date of brown The meeting adjourned and refresh boys such a good time. I In passing of the late Charles Blll- She has been employed in J. and K. J becomes ments were served. The first grade j so as to give patrons quicker service. I shop. Sunday. November 7, will be Ki- | stin’ this vtcinity lost a good Republi- stamps G, H Mrs. Steel has for some time had this shop for several years and has K on Nov. 14. won the room prize again. wanis day at the Methodist church I <an and a ^ine fe'l° w- As a boy he j valid Nov. 7, j charge of the Lunch Box catering to ! many friends, R A T IO N HOOK NO. 4— school students, near the grade ! Linda Thorpe has leased the Mary All the members of the club with attended the Beaverton schools gradu- Pro fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies their wives will attend the morning atinK with honor class ’98. the late Ellen shop on Watson street for an school which she plans to continue. Dec. 20 Expiration date of green Dr. Hisey’s subject will be '< Har,T E Coleman was principal. He The Steels’ have lived in this com other year and can be consulted at services. ALOHA NEWS Visitors *ater finished his school days at Port- stamps A, B and C. in regards to a permanent, [ ’*'be building Beautiful. munity for 15 years and are well anytime .. i i i always t l u ’flV a w p lr n m a welcome. i land Business college. He worked in SUGAR— finger wave or manicure. Jan. 15, 19s4 Expiration date of Mrs. Eld Johnson and Ardyth left known and popular residents. Frederick Koshland, former coun the Port>and mail service for some last week on a trip to North Dakota oilman of this city, who has been do- time hauling the mail between Union stamp 29, Book Four, good for 5 lbs. to visit her sister, whom she has not Marriage Licenses ! >ng landscape work during past year Depot and the Porst Office; recently C A M P FIRE G IR L S West Slope went over the top last seen for a long time. over at Tigard, has completed his job was employed by Weis-Wiles A Co. Arthur E. Baird of Portland, and Three men from this district, Char The Camp Fire Girls met at the K i- ' and returned home to improve his 'J<or a lonK t*JTle he ra" *he home week in the United W ar Chest drive lie Wilson, Bill North and Frank Van Dorothy J. Baldwin, route 2, box 404 wanis Hall, Nov. 2. The meeting was j property recently purchased in South [a,m on0 mlle ea8t of Beav,er!? n: —140r'i their quota was $1500 and Loo went on & hunting trip to East Beaverton. silent mostlv on exDlaining the ranks Beaverton. he served many years on the election the committees turned In $ 2600 . after They Philo S. Bemis, Tigard. Or., and and crafts.y ern Oregon last week. P Beaverton Rebekah lodge 348 held j ^ >ard in old east. Beiwei-ton precinct. soliciting about 800 families. 1 found that about 99", of the people The quarterly business meeting of Alyce M. Schneider, 5559 N. Greeley They had their new Camp Fire flag a very pleasant meeting November 2, He was a fine fellow and sincere j employed In Portland tnd that they friend—Charles Billstin farewell! the Aloha Community Baptist church avenue, „ . . . Portland. . . .... _ . and are soon getting an American' oi£Jde,'*L were nominated. By An Old Schoolmate had been called upon to contribute Robert W. Miles, Topeka, Kansas. f , I The P N. G. club will meet Novem- will be held Wednesday, November twice to the cause. Fred Moore was ------------ V ------------ They will hold a pot luck 10. Fellowship dinner at 6:30. pot and Alicia G. Johnson, Beaverton. ) The gir,9 wU, be out Boon 8e,,ing her 10. | chairman o f this district. ««_ with -ait. the ✓- »-----ww Fire i— ---- *-_» , dinner Members may bring V - i ----- luck style. Adults Learn to Type pencils Camp symbol dinn**' nt at fi-30 6 30. Mrs Eisenhauer, chairman, report Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Helm of Aloha Tri-County Institute on it. tt , ed Saturday that $1040 had been col Adult typing continues An estimated 600 teachers are ex-1 Report on their Hallowe'en . , „ class — ----------- on ... lected in the Beaverton area and of received word that their son John D. Hallowe’en party. party, j , W A N TE D — About five acres with- Helm was killed in action April 15, 1 pected to attend a tri-county teachers ; which was a masquerade, first prizr in * niiles of Beaverton, no buildings, | Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 o’clock this the high school contributed $463.- Write A-B at the Beaverton High School. These i 31 and the grade school $119.69. 1943, in Aleutian island warfare. institute November 15 on Pacific uni- ; went to Louise Jennings, dressed as can he slightly cleared. of Enterprise. Beaverton | are developing a skill for their own The Purple Heart medal was also ' versity campus. Teachers from Wash- j a doll and Janice Ostram as a tramp care Solicitors all over the east end of sent to them. John enlisted in the | ington, Yamhill and Columbia coun- Sandwiches, pumpkin pie, doughnuts ^ r- Janf^ Mrs. Foster, Prineville, « use, while others intend to use it Washington county report enables Everyone ' were d*nner guests of Mr and Mrs commercially in these critical times. able dissatisfaction voiced by people air corps Dec. 9, 1939 and was 24 : ties will attend. | and punch were served. Elmer Stipe Tuesday evening A small fee is charged. years of age. New teaching methods and prob-1 enjoyed the party. ! employed In Portland, who have been Mrs. Gelinsky entertained 1940, Janice Ostram, Scribe Surviving besides the parents are lems facing public school systems asked to contribute twice to the fund matrons and patrons club Wednesday I ---- --------y ------------- two brothers, Norman W. of Kansas. with a world at war will be subjects ! Three Sons in Service j —once In Portland and once in this Beaver chapter • attended Waverly ' City, Kan.; and Corporal Ivan B. at discussed at the general assemblies county. About 75% of the people Knocks Down Mail Box chapter reception for Mr. Hurtlg, as- Gen. Hosp., Topeka, Kan.; Mis. Sid and departmental sessions, according j within a radius of 15 or 20 miles of sociate grand patron, following Wed- i . Mr' and. Mrs P ’ N ygaen ot Hu- to Mr. Scrafford. Washington county ° Ree nell' hnlf« t h een a,.nn . « * U » « » . . . ney Thomas, Mrs. Wm Spencer» Los Last Sunday an automobile travel- nesday meeting ' ............ ” ~ her now have three sons in the Ber Portland are employed there and this Angeles, Cal., Mrs. O. Thompson. school superintendent. ing at high rate of speed left the, Mr and Mrs. Harris Hansen enter- vlce’ their 800 Ben havinK Ju8t K,adu' is not the first time that double con Kansas City. Kan., and grandmother highway at Jeanie Barry's home Eiist tained with a Hallowe’en party last : a,ed f,om th'“ mechan,c» school at tribution has been discussed Mrs. Barbara Helm. Some plan to lower the quota for World Parish Day of Beaverton, knocked down the mail Friday night. i Gulfport, Miss., and has returned to this district—or else credit amount Rev. Loree and family have re box, plowed through the front yard a Dinner guests of Mrs. M. C. Me- Palm s PrinKS. Cal. Ned of the U. S coast guard, has given by these Portland workers In turned from a very pleasant vacation World Parish Day ■was celebrated short distance and tore the hark off , Kercher Sunday evening, were and says they have had a wonderful last Tuesday by a fellowship dinner an apple tree. Miss Barry is an in Mrs. E. M. Coble, daughter Betty, been sent to Lakehurst, N. J. to Portland, would be fair to all ---------------.y-------------- - time and come back refreshed in and program at the Aloha Commun valid and it was a couple of days be- Bob Swagger and E. J. Scott, all of study meteorology. Louis is on a ferrying trip over the body, mind and spririt and glad to ity Baptist church. The main speak fore the mail box was fixed up Portland. Derroll L. Adams Enlists be back again among their own er was Rev. George Harms of Para again. Louis and Ben aré both ____ _ Miss Gladys Wright left Monday | Pacific. people. Truly "there is no place dise, California, a home missionary. for St. Louis. Mo , after a short visit of the ferry command of Derroll Lewis Adams, son of Mrs like home." Another feature was recording of Betty Adams of Beaverton, this week with her parents, Mr and Mrs W the U. S. army air forces. Celebrate Birthdays V -- The Portland Baptist City Mission Northern Baptist convention. | C. Wright. enlisted in the United States Coast Society is having its annual rally at Guard in Seattle, Lieut, (j. g> Matson B IR T H S Week end guests at the Guy Alex- _ _ _. Mrs Don Miller. Mrs. John Walters First Baptist church, SW 12th and Bazaar Draws Big Crowd and Mrs. M Meyers were honored ander home were Mrs. Burton Woody Mr. and Mrs. George R. Oster, Tu- district personnel-procurement o ffi Taylor St., Portland, Thursday, Nov. The Aloha Grange bazaar held at with a birthday party and card show- aad grand daughter Fair Ochs, of alatin. Oct. 21 a daughter, Janette E. cer announced. 11. Rev. Loree has some tickets for Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Chase, Gar- | their hall Friday night. October 29. er at the Kirkwood-Taylor home. , Bellingham. Washington the banquet, but must be purchased drew a large crowd, and everyone en-1 Their anniversaries were the 27th,' A new addition to the Nendel Inn I den Home id Oct. 2U, daughter E ll- , ‘Air Force’ Opens before Nov. 8 by those planning to joyed the evening of fun. There were 13th and 5th of October. '■ now completed, increasing th e ir; zabeth E attend. Rev. Ralph L. Mayberry, ex Mr and Mrs. Earl Waymirek. route Sunday at Ritz games, and pop corn and light re- Mr and Mrs. E. J. LaRue enter- Boor capacity for diners, ecutive secretary for Los Angeles freslunents were sold. tained a group of 11 at a family din- Boh McCormack arrived Monday 6. box 588A, Oct. 26, a daughter Kath- ! Mission society will be the principal “ Air Force,’0 Warner Bros.’ avia night to visit his parents Mr and ! erine C. The next meeting of the Home Eco- 1 ner last week, speaker A. W Buchanan was back on ffis Mra. Elmer McCormack. Young Me Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Seldler 15 tion film which was produced with nomlcs club will be at the FYed Nault mail route last week after a three Cormack is stationed at the Univer SW Taylors .Ferry road, Oct. 23, a the cooperation of the United States home November 17. Air Corps will open Sunday at the C O O P E R MT. N E W S weeks vacation. He bagged several *>f Colorado naval training unit daughter Aleen J. He will leave Friday night for the ’ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Wilde, Beav Ritz. Mrs A. T. Caviness has just re Free Legal Advice pheasants. The picture records the log of the erton, Oct, 23, a son John E . Jr. ceived a letter from her son Bob M J. W’ooley has just finished return trl*. Mary Ann a Boeing Flying Ftortreaa Bob will have four more months j 'building an addition to hia house and Griffith, radio man. he says that he For Service Men from the time it leaves Mather Field, KI.MMt O. R A K RKK of college before receiving his de ( With the appointment of a special' painted the whole house, has been taken o ff of his ship and gree and being assigned his com mis -1 Funeral service« were held Wednes- San Francisco, Dec. 6, 1941. for Hono put on a new land station on one of ' committee by District Attorney It traces the feats of the B-17 sion. | day at Hillsboro, for Elmer O. Bar- lulu. R Bain of Multnomah county this W ILLIAM WKSI.KY W IL L IA M » the Pacific islands. Uuneral services were held recent- i her, of Hillsboro aged 48 years. He over Pearl Harbor, Wake Island and Funeral services were held Nov 3 He had planned to get a leave of week a state-wide program to provide 30 days to come home after the holi free legal aid to members of the at Pegg’s Chapel at Beaverton, for ly for Thomas N Livingston of Os was son of Mayme Barber; brother of the battle of the Coral Sea John Garfield. Gig Young, Harry days. but the plans have been chan armed forces was launched by th e . William Wesley Williams aged 64 wego, brother o f Mrs Mollie Fenton Dale. Hillsboro; Rolin, Aloha: Avon. Husband of Beaverton. _______ Tigard: Mrs Dee Woods. Newberg; Carey and George Tobias are here ged He will be unable to come now Oregon State District Attorney's as-1 late of Beaverton, route 2 « ------------V —---------- - Nora Roberta, Yamhill: Helen I >r •. featured. o f Bertha May. father of Ollie R and until after the war. It has been 3 sociation. Some of th e most beautiful Techni ■OTHER CAROLINE »H E E L den and Norma Rollins, Portland. Bain was appointed eha rman o f 1 Thomas E.. Beaverton. Interment years this October since he has been Esther Caroline Sheel of 1507 SE , and Violet Lichty, Newport. Inter- color seen in a long time in the come home His new address ia—Robert the Legal Aid committee by Warren Crescent Grove cemetery Knapp. died October 29 She was J ment Hillsboro cemetery under aus- dy with music. Happy Go Lucky — V H Griffith, RMIC. Underwater Detec- j McMinimee of Tillamook, president starring Mary Martin. Dick Powell, Electric cables with four spiralling wife of Paul C Sheel. mother of Mrs i pices of V of F W tion Group. Navy 1. Fleet P O., of the state association which will Betty Hutton. Eddie Bracken and daughter --------------- V --- co-operate with a similar committee wires, over which three telephone Harold Nichola. Portland; San Francisco. California and four telegraph messages may be of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balke. sister News items must be In our office Rudy Valee, now playing at Ritx. The Cooper Mt P. T A ladies will 1 from the Oregon State Bar The companion feature “ Henry Aid- transmitted at the same time, are of Rachel Balke, Aloha; Walter Bal-1 by Wednesday midnight. Due to la- hold a cake and pie sale in Beaver-: ke, and Rudy Balke. Portland. Ser -1 bor shortage, we cannot accept copy rich gets Glamour" in which Henry To describe a perfect male He used in the Army field service. ton Nov 24 Proceeds for a new ---------------- V ■ — vices wees hsld Monday In Finleys j Thursday unless for next weeks Issue. goes to Hollywood to get glamour, should look like a man. and behave kitehen at the school. and Diszy does his stuff, I Ross Chapel, commitment Rlvervlew Would appreoiate your cooperation. -----------------V ---------------- Ilk « a gentleman — Ex It always pays to advsrtiM. i
