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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1943)
4 PUBLISHED W E E K L Y IN OUR P LAN T ON V O L . 16, NO. 42 SHORT ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, November 19, 1943 Drive Started For Clothing E STAB LISH E D 1927 Union Thanksgiving Service At Congregational church Here and There Churches of Washington county will serve as collection depots in the salvage drive for discarded clothing and rags which will get under way Monday and continue through Dec. a, according to plans announced Mon day night by J. T. Covaly, county sal vage chairman. Donations of dis carded clothing are urgently needed to help clothe and rehabilitate peoples in liberated countries abroad and for relief purposes in the United States while rags are critically needed lor wiping cloths by the armed forces and war industries. Bundles of clothing are to be taken by the donors to the nearest church since shortage of gasoline, tires and manpower makes it impossible to conduct a house-to-house canvass in the campaign. All woolen goods must be brushed and all cotton and rayon garments must be clean enough to wear. Mending is not required. Any clothing which the owner knows will be used now or in the im mediate future should not be donated in this campaign. Churches all over the country are co-operating in the discarded cloth ing drive by serving as collection depots assisting in segregating the j articles and announcements of the campaign will be made in the the- ( atres, Kovaly said. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richey attended the meeting of the planning group Monday evening in Hillsboro. The Ministerial association of Beaverton announced a United Thank ,vl service be held> Wednesday in the Congregation- a, Church at J . Rev. g ‘ hn*ger of ! the Christian church will bring the __ , .. . thanksgiving message and the host church will furnish the special music. Beaverton and surrounding commun- ities are urged to attend this service route 3, died Nov. 13 aged 71. W ife in which the churches of Beaverton o f P. C. Seawell, W aldport, Oregon. are cooperating. R em ains are to be shipped to Tope --------------- V--------------- The Ladies . _. Aid . of the . Bethel ... .. Con- . gi egational Church are holding the.. annual bazaar and luncheon at the church Dec. 9. Luncheon from 12 . . . , A marriage license has been issued to Glenn L. Fri of Hillsboro and Clare E. Walker of Beaverton. r, a . „ . .... ., , , ___ , , , ka, Kansas, for services and inter ment. Dr. Hisey will preach the fourth of the serm ons in the series T houghtful T hem es for Troubled Times, at the M ethodist church Sunday m orning, N ovem ber 2L His subject will be Help Y ourself to Health The m eeting o f the W. S. C. S o f th* Methodist church at the hom e o f Mrs. Dayton P eck Tuesday afternoon w a s well attended, fourteen ladies being present. O fficers w ere se- lected for the com ing year and an in- terestlng review ot fhe Missionary In- st.tute took up the afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Dan O Meat a have received word from their son Dan that he plans to spend Christm as at home. He is now taking o fficer's training in a C alifornia college. He has been m achinist mate 1-C fo r some time- Reception for Newly Married Couple ______ The K |wanis hall at Beaverton was | the of a , rec(.ption held Sunday> N ov. 14 in honor o f Prlvate and Mrs Earl Drorbaugh, whose weddi took pIace Sunday, N ov. 7. , The tables wepe deoorated with aut. umn leavea> ch rysanthemums and froated white candle8. with a larRe tlerod w edd, cake aa the center. iece Cake lce cream and c o f f ee waJ, gerved to about 75 relative9. Pvt. E arl D rorbaugh left W ednes- day nl ht for Cam p Haan, Callf., Bs ^ > u ff ph4>tOKrapher o f the arniy wepkly .T he T racer." f __________ y ' . . rp .. I Local Woman 1 ells Of Jap Atrocities Kenneth G eorge left last week after j ______ a brief furlough with his parents Mr | Speaking before a senate fact-find- and Mrs. Otto t.eorge, for the south | |ng com m ittee on Japanese reset- Leaving Money In Trust • New York City, Nov. 19—First let me speak a good word for the trust companies and other banks which are taking care of trust funds. So far as the law permits they are doing a good job. Many more parents and grandparents should establish trust I funds for those who are to follow, j "Shrouds do not have pockets” . To die without a will is a calamity. Leave your children something out right; but also be sure to put some thing in trust for them. Do it today. Bonds >la> Become a Curiosity People fail« to realize how the mar ket is being cleaned up of good bond issues. Outstanding bond issues are being redeemed or reduced rapidly and very few new bond issues are be ing put out. This accounts for the ' rapid increase in prices of preferred stocks, while common stocks are re- \ m&ining stagnant. Trustees are be ing forced to buy stocks or else gov- I eminent bonds for their beneficiaries. I Certainly there is no sense of paying ¡banks to invest in government bonds! A few wise trusties are hedging by buying Investment trust securities, Continued on Page 2 yhere he expects to go overseas. tlement, Mrs. Garnett Butler Gardi- Church Improves Program Richard Hagg enjoyed a short vis- nei daughter of Mrs. Flora W. But- and Building it with his parents. Mr. and Mrs ,er 710 s w st clair avenue, recently ■SHUCKS, s i , it was simple solving my manpower shortage just Hagg. while stationed in Portland jQjd Qf atrocities suffered by prison- Beginning with December, Pilgrim CROSSED MY CORN WITH MEXICAN JUMPING BEAN AND POPCORN.* with^the merchant marine corps. He | prs Df the Japanese. Mrs. Gardiner, RPS— OWI Lutheran Church on SW Farmington has been in Alaska. I who lived in China for seven years, ------------- v-------------- The Cooper Mt. P. T. A. will have 1 returned in August, 1942, with her road in Beaverton, will hold Sunday More Donors Needed a cake and pie sale on Wednesday busbandi Dr. W. H. Gardiner, on the evening services the first Sunday of This will be In addi . 1 November 24 at Richey s Hardware exchange liner Ghipsholm. She has each month. November 29 to the regular Sunday morning 4 in 1 War Club Organized i store in Beaverton. Proceeds will go been touring California speaking for tion _____ I ^or *b® new kitchen for the school. : tbe repeai Qf the Chinese exclusion at 11 a. nr., in order to accommodate Plea that volunteers meet their A. T. Caviness was greatly sur- j act before clubs and public meetings, those defense workers who cannot The American Legion in Oregon, in appointments at the Washington prised on his birthday when a group She ¡s a graduate of, Jefferson high attend mornings. cooperation with the Office of Price county blood donor center promptly On Thanksgiving Day there will be , of friends came in to spend the even- ¡,chool and the Oregon State college Administration, has launched a mile or give sufficient notification to a special holiday service at 7:30 p. m. lng at his home. — V-------- - age conservation program as one of permit obtaining a substitute was is Many improvements have been Aloha-Huber Red Cross chapter it’s major undertakings of the year, sued this week by Mrs. F. Abendroth A Correction made to the building during the last , meets every Wednesday from 11 according to announcement by W. of Hillsboro, county Red Cross blood month. The beautiful new altar was W. Fordyce of Portland, State Chair | o’clock on at Huber Hall. bank chairman. Last week the Oregon Historical built by Henry Steinke of Hillsboro Card parties will be held at Huber Governor Earl Snell, in line with a man. One of the visits of the mobile unit recent proclamation of President ¡hall every third Wednesday at 8 p. m. Society announced that they has se- Eight more new pews have been pur Organized in the form of a “4 in 1 I Malcolm Mclnnis is recovering n ice-j'ected The OreKon Trail as the sub chased, so that nov/ the church can to the county was dropped this Roosevelt. Monday proclaimed Thurs month due to failure to meet the re day, November 25, as Thanksgiving War Club", the Legion's program em tly from a fractured arm incurred by j j®0* *or *be Beckman essay comfortably seat at least 100 people phasizes the importance of car-shar i a fall from a truck. quired quotas last month. Mrs. Aben Electric light fixtures recently In I contest. day in Oregon. ing among motorists in Older to con droth explained. There is a waiting Hot lunches were startd last week j This week they announce that the stalled have made the building more serve gasoline, rubber and motor at the Aloha-Huber school. Mothers subject has been changed to The Ore- serviceable. list of counties and communities vehicles ‘ until victory is won." wanting the mobile unit and unless How is Girl Scouting The ladles’ group, the Lydia League are helping to serve the food, but , fi° n Boundary and Settlement, To assist the public in forming more are needed, to help not only j This essay is open to all girls or meet there Wednesday, Nov. 24, day Washington county meets its quota of Organized ride-sharing arrangements, it is con 140 pints of blood on each visit, there with the serving but in the prep- ho>s ove' fifteen and under elKh*een before Thanksgiving at 1 p. m. After templated that transportation desks aration is a possibility that the second day of the food. y®a ,i of a*e attending school In Ore- fhe educational and business session, The demand for the Girl Scout pro shall be conducted by local war price each month may be lost permanently. light refreshments will be served hy Darrell Belke is now visiting his i gram originates with the girl herself and rationing boards, under the juris i uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. N. Rom- . 8on' Next blood donor day in Hillsboro APP>y ‘ ° Oregon Historical So- Mrs. W. R. Buhl and Mrs. C. L. and is voiced by some adult who diction of The American Legion and will be November 29 and all volun Sgt. Belke left London in O c-; ciety‘ Public Auditorium, 235 gW Mar- Grandy, and then the ladies plan to Already American Legion Auxiliary, thus pro berg. teers having appointments that day knows what the girl wants. Mrs. J. Rohr tober. He is a tail gunner gunner and has ke,t 9trpet‘ Portland, 1, Oregon, for clean the building. | sixty Beaverton girls have wished to viding a clearing house where motor are urged to be on hand to assure annual contest. bach is in charge of Red Cross ac been on 22 missions, and is credited rules governing this join the Girl Scout Troop. ists can share their vehicles with V - - filling the quota. tivities. Youngsters need help, guidance, others. Through these facilities with shooting down two planes him ----------------- V----------------- The young people's society meets Rohrbach Transferred , normal fun and recreation to grow persons desiring rides and motorists self. Among his awards are D. F. C. every 2nd and 4th Monday of the Local Youth Sent < up straight and true during war desiring passengers, can file their and three Oak-leaf Clusters. Paul Sorbets has returned to Camp Word has been received by Mr and month either at the homes of the years. They must have training and requests and be matched up. to New London, Conn. Farragut, Idaho. Mrs. John Rohrbach that their members or at the church. experience." ' Ten gallons of gas saved in your Classes for church membership are Louis T. Finnigan, father of Ber- youngest son. Private John Jr., has Where can they find it? How can own town is just as important as ten Following his graduation from die being conducted for Junior group on nice Hagg of Reedville, died Nov. 10 \ been transferred from the air base we as adults help them? Can we gallons saved elsewhere," Chairman sel school at the University of Illinois at Denver Colorado, to Wichita, Kan. Saturday mornings and for adults on at Urbana, Fireman 1-c William von run the risk of neglecting the very Fordyce pointed out in his announce at age of 72. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Glenn Foster of Red- where he will attend the university, Wednesday evenings. thing this country is fighting for— ment sent to local posts of the‘ Le Ahlefeld, 18, has been assigned to the ding, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Law- He Is In the air corps and has been ; the children and their future? gion throughout Oregon. “When submarine base at New London, Conn. The Girl Scout organization in your ration units were cut from four to rence Gordon and baby daughter of stationed at the same air base with Benefit Carnival Nov. 20 The son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur von Ahlefeld, 5605 SW Canyon court, community offers girls from seven to three gallons, the needs of the Army Tacoma. Wash., were week end guests his brother Willard for the last three Beaverton I. O. O. F. Hall j months. Willard has been Instructor he is a graduate of Benson Tech. He 18 a way of life that developes in and Navy in the fast developing at the D. R .Ixing home. Millers new shelving -and tables in at the air base near Denver, Colo. enlisted In the navy immediately af them self-reliance, resourcefulness, theatre of war were greater than the A Benefit Carnival will be held the new addition to his store are be V ter his graduation from high school and initiative—qualities always ne supply.” Saturday, November 20, at I. O. O. F. ing rapidly filled. This week new cessary for good citizenship that will Participants in the “4 in 1 Club" Club Meets Nov. 16 in June. hall In Beaverton, at 8 p. m. Gross i become increasingly important in the are pledged to use their cars for ne refrigration system Is being installed. receipts will go into national cigar The Cooper Mt. P. T. A. Indies will new world order that these girls must cessary driving only,,—to observe the Cooper Mt Community club met ette fund to provide cigarettes for St. Mary’s of the Valley hold a cake and pie sale Nov. 24 at face and help to create. 35 mile an hour speed limit,—to keep 10 A special a. m. at RicheVs store. Proceeds £>®»day, November 16 at the hoprie of hoys and girls overseas. Mothers, teachers and friends vol- tires properly inflated and avoid booth has been constructed for this National War Fund M/ 8 ? ° 88 ” art' 7 h* ,club bafl ' unteer to lead a Girl Scout Troop in abuse of tires,—to be at work every to go toward the new kitchen. purpose. . , ed a traveling basket to raise funds Enthusiasm mounted high between Washington Countv Lt. I^ee. for 32 vears a member of . . .. , . day and to give as much energy to for a donation for servicemens kits This big event is sponsored by the the high school and elementary de that work as possible, and to place a marine corps, and now retired, gave for boys who leave for the service Beaverton American Legion post No. partments in their efforts to go "over Leadership Training a thrilling talk on his life during , .. . , . , . . patriotism and respect for fighting _. ___ - . . this drive has 124. the top” in the recent drive for the period at the Kiwanis club last . from . , , county. . ' A paper r . fellow Americans above individual that _ X T , . , been started among the members to A good time for everyone is assur National War Fund. At the rally At Kiwanis Hall ¡week. He is proud possessor of . . ,. interests. Be sure to attend. , four medals, _ j from , . .u „ ,, . raise money for . donations. The , pa- ed. concluding the contest, a roll call three the United . . -V - ----------------- V ----------------- . _ _ France. _. . pers can be left at the A T. Caviness proved that both groups had reached Leaders-this is your wartime Job. I States and . one from This £ home. their goal. ; Attend the leadership training course Young Folks Injured Gas: Waste it But weeks meeting was ladies night. v Family Rosary for Peace I sponsored by the Portland Girl Scout In Car Collision Don’t Use It! K IN T O N As a timely project, sodalists have Council to be held in the Beaverton Norman and Barbara Spierling of Beaverton Pilot solicited pledges for a daily family Kiwanis Hall Wednesday, Dec. 1st, Red Cross sewing club met Thurs There's a lot of gas In the news rosary. Families of the student body 8th and 15th for leaders of intermed Huber and Barbara, Marjorie and Reported Missing day with an enthusiastic group of 1 from Washington. are sending attractive cards to iate Scouts, ages 10-14 years from 10 Donald DeHaan were taken to a workers. The day was spent woi k- A young woman from New York friends in the service containing the to 3 p. m. Leaders of Brownie Scouts Hillsboro hospital last week when Daniel D. Nauman of Beaverton re- i *n8 on ditty bags and sewing kits, words: "We are saying daily the ages 7-10 will meet on Dec. 8th and the car in which they were riding received the sad news thru the war I Mrs. George Cron will take charge of wrote the OPA about what to do with was involved in an auto accident on rosary for you and for peace ” 15th from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. in the Huber avenue, near the Huber store. department that his son First Lieut. tb® sewing club and release Mrs Al- the extra gas In her launch, which was docked near her home. Must I Four Point Program Fire Department meeting room which Daniel D. Nauman, has been missing 1 bert Scott who has served so faith- pour It out or can I use It, she At an assembly November 11, the ! is located in the Beaverton City Hall. Garry F. Williams of route 2, driver since October 4. A Flying Fortress fu**y ever since the club was organ- asked. of the othsr car, was arrested by high school presented a Four Point Volunteer trainers from Portland pilot with the 8th air force in Eng-|'zed’ " ! "Don’t pour It out, use it," an OPA Program to comemmorate Armistice i are: Mrs. M. F. Hodson, Mrs. Charles police and booked on a driving while land, he wrote his father October 2. and Mrs. James Richards and official advised. “Run the motor each Day. National Education, Catholic Wilson. Mrs. Roy Norton. Mrs. Ralph drunk charge. that he had just completed his 13th I famdy spent Saturday and Sunday week, but don't let the boat leave the Carol Mick and Bernard Mick, who Book Week, and Incidentally, to Lohman. Mrs. D. Balne and Mrs. also were in the car, were not hurt raid over enemy territory and was moving from Sunnyslde to Kinton. dock.” stimulate the sale of War Stamps. Walter Kelley i looking forward to completing 12 They will live with Mr. Richards -----------------V----------------- -----------------V----------------- ------------- %------------- This devise realized a substantial more then a tfip home. , mother, Mrs. Alice Richards LUCKY MAN sum for Uncle Sam. Aloha-Huber P. T. A. Enlisting in 1940 as a air cadet, he ^be school children enjoyed a va- Sgt. R. M Ferguson of Camp CAM P FIRE N E W S Cathollc Book Week i was entered at Scott field. 111, and ®aUon Monday while their teachers Adair spent the week end with hts Met November 16 A spirited Poster Contest was the then sent to Fort Logan. Colo., where "Bended school at Pacific university, brother H. B. Ferguson and family. A large attendance was recorded salient feature of Catholic Book The Camp Fire Girls met on Tues at the November 16 meeting of the his parents spent his. 21st birthday, Tbe school wasn't closed for Armis- ----------------- V----------------- Week. Significant posters entered day, Nov. 16. 1943. at the Kiwanis with him. He received his wings at “ ce day but will be closed Thank» Aloha-Huber P. T. A. at the schobl Ellington field in Sept. 1942. by the following contestants were hall. Marriage Licenses Before giving Day and the day after, giving The president called the meet judged winners: Seniors, Rita Sch ing to order by having the secretary house. his enlistment he had attended the | children a long week-end. -----------------V----------------- neider: Juniors, Lucille Schnell; , and treasurer's report. ' University of Wisconsin. A c°H>*ion between a truck driven They finish John Howard Bradbury, Tigard, Sophomores. Mary Ann Sohler and ed the meeting by starting their White Elephant Sale Friday An older brother, Marvin Nauman,1 by ^ r°y S?r*c her and a car driven and Stella N. Nolen. Tigard, Rt. Betty Lou Dugan; ;Freshman, Telma Camp Fire notebooks and native Glenn R. Steele, Garden Home and A novel white elephant sale is is now training at a navigation cen- by a man from Scholls occurred Sun- Farrugia. i day evening at the intersection of the Dorothy M. Roland, 1263 S W'Carson books. The sergeant of arms escort- planned for Friday at the Beaverton ter in Louisiana Basketball Game ___________y ___________ ¡Tile Flat and Scholia Ferry Roads. , ed one of the girls to the closet. St. I. O. O. F. hall . Each member is The opening intra-murnl basketball No one was hurt hut the cars were More girls were enrolled in the expected to bring a white elephant in Leo Mlnnlckel J r . 9323 SW 35th game was played on the afternoon Camp Fire. smashed up a^bit. Their names are Ellen the way of a vase or flower arrange New Shop avenue and Violet Elgner, 7232 N. of Armistice Day. Although both Smith and Grace Remington. Mrs. D. J. Ward attended a lunch- This Portland. eon ln p ortiand Saturday, given for Baldwin, teams were well matched .the final brings their total to 20 Camp Fire ment and to make an original ar In Beaverton Charles Gifford Myers, route 1, rangement of the flowers in the con whistle blew with the score board ; Girls I her son, Herbert, by a group of his box 78, Tigard, and Gertrude E » tainer. These containers with ar A new shop has been opened In f r l e n d g a t the Consolidated Freight- registering 28-17 in favor of Team B. Janice Ostrom. Scribe I ther Renshaw, route 1. box 80, I,ake rangements will be offered for sale. Beaverton Erickson's Cabinet shop ways Team A—guards—Betty Louise , Grove. Oregon. Mrs A. S. Funston and Mrs. Charles hy Theo. Erickson the owner. ___________ v ___________ Bernards. Dorothy Thompson. Helen Need Help Badly West are the committee in charge. He installs Bilib ins of all Kinds " Maschino. Nora Machado. Forwards ___ -----------------V ----------------- but kitchen cabinets is his spec- Alma’s DreSS Shop BIRTHS —Ines Leis. Lois Boyce. Jean Mar- Swift A Company are in need of Women of the Tualatin Valley ar e’ Leo V. Salee at St. Louis ¡»Ity chant (5). This shop will fill a special need In offered unusual benefits when they Pvt and Mrs. Henry W. Baum Team B—Guard» Betty Nosack. fifty men to do common labor, also Leo Verldon Salee. 19. son of Mr Noreen Johnson. Shlrlev Mav. For 20 to 25 experienced hog butchers. and Mr» Verldon Lake Salee. of the homes of housewives with these gbop for dresses, suits, coats or mlll- gardner. route S. box 1S40. Portland, wards—Betty Clune (1T> Rosemary This Is an essential industry. route 3. box 626. Beaverton, was one built-ins as it is practically impossible nery at AlAla's Dress Shop, 1129 NW Nov. 3. a son Henry W„ Jr. ■ — ■ — V— ■ ■ j 23rd avenue in Portland Personal Rev. and Mre. Thompson L. Shan of 103 Bluejackets graduated recently to hire a carpenter. Roos, Betty Jean Grace The shop Is located In the heart of service, with time to select exactly non. 8520 SW Blrrhwood road, Nov. from the Naval Training School for Notice -------------- V-------------- -------- Electricians located at the St. Louis Beaverton's business district— Broad wanted is desired, ample variety of 5, a eon, Stewart B. You get quick service at Beaverton j -----------------V----------------- ( styles are among the outstanding fea- The Blue way at Watson street. I Due to Thanksgiving Thursday of Missouri, Naval Armory. Greyhound Coffee Shop. Ladles Aid Bazaar A luncheon Dec. --------------v -------------- , tures. This shop has been In busi- -----------------T ----------------- 'next week, this paper will go to press jacket won the advanced rating of for 30 9 at Congregational church. Lunch News copy must bs Electrician's Mate, third class for I "Good Meals" at Beaverton Grey- ness at tha same location You ean always dispose If It, If a day earlier. eon 12 to 2 p m. 42-43-44 yean hound Coffee Shop. maintaining a fins scholastic record. In by Tussday p m. yeu use a want ad Thanksgiving Day Set Aside
