The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, March 08, 1946, Page 6, Image 6

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    BEAVERTON
E N T E R P R IS E
Alcoholic Studies Institute
T o Be Held In Portland
Friday, March 8, 194g_______
Metzger Girl Scouts Active REMEMBER— Not
The Girl Scouts of Metzger have Pleasant— But True
-1 members and are known as Tioop
Our decisions on local and nation­
An institute
. . . . based
. . . on ,, the . Yale
. .. 28. They are active in community al affairs have a bearing on world
t
a , Pr ,..n ,
politics.
We must choose well so
is the 10-year-old Oregon Fellowship, « - » « * >
•»«r i « » ■ - * . this can never nappen again.
of
cookie sale which wil Istart March
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E.
which finds in Yale university's 7th, with a goal of 40,000 boxes of
program a practical approach to the cookies set for the ten day sale. The Smith, route 3, boa 29, Beaverton
Green Stamp*
Green Stampe
alcohol problem which has been its money raised by the sale of cookies has been home since the first of the
ne litre
objective all along.
will be used for improvement of faci­ year. was one of four sons in the
Articles
Savings Herat
To present the scientific rather lities of Camp Wildwood and there­ service, all of whom are now home
The following letter was received
than the emotional approach in a
|de more camping for more
search
for
solution 01
alcoholic f /
_____ 00 28 ,____
u j 420
« a boxes
___ from one of their sons, Bert, it fol­
W » d e l i v e r F r e e of C h a r g e to Tigard, B e a v e r t o n , M u lt n om ah a n d W a y Points
has ___
sold
lows:
evils, the fellowship has arranged of cookies to date.
e v e r y T u e s d a y , T h ur s da y a n d Fr ida y. S h op h e r e for all y o u r H o u s e h o l d a n d
the abbreviated course along the
April 25, 1945, Germany
The Raleigh Hills troop will visit Dear Mom;
line followed by Yale.
Clothing n e e d s “ you
II find Qual
Quality
prices
your
d ge
a e t .
y o u ’ll
ity M e r c h a n d i s e at pric
es to suit y
our Bu
ud
Thiee of the leaders in the insti- troop 28 at the community clubhouse
I am dropping you a line to let
tute Dr. T. Frankkn Hudson, Port-. March 21st. The visiting troop will you know what’s going on around
land clergyman; Dr. Thompson L. entertain with folk dances and troop here.
I was up to the place where
Shannon, another Portland minister. 28 will serve refreshments.
they burned al lthose people and I
The past few weeks the troop has took some pictures, I will send them
and member of the educational ad
vlsory committee to the Oregon been busy making friendship bags j to you as soon as they’re finished,
liquor control commission, and Mrs. to send overseas.
Thirteen
bags j Mom, everybody back home should
W. W. Gabriel institute president went to Holland from the Metzger gee it; it’s terrible.
There were
and secretary of the advisory com­ troop. The bags consist of needles, places in the barn where the bodies
mittee, attended the Yale institute thread, buttons, hairpins, ribbon, were four or five high, that was in
last summer as Oregon's represen­ comb, small pad, pencil, pins (safety the corners where they all seemed
and straight), small game or toy, to push and then at the doors where
tatives.
¡washcloth, hard candy, crayon, and the poor devils were machine gun­
Others will include:
Governor Earl Snell, Ray Carr, small greeting card and girl's name ned when they tried to get out. Most
chairman, Dr. John R. Montague, of'a n d address. The girls of Metzger of the bodies turned black from be­
the educational advisory committee; , troop expect to receive letters from ing cooked so bad.
Dr. H. M. Erickson, state board of Holland, thereby gaining pen pals
There was about 990 to a 1000 that
health; Dr. Thomas L. Meador, and furthering international friend- were pushed into a cement con­
Portland health bureau; Dorothy j ship.
struction of a building with a tin
McCullough Lee, Portland city com ­
Melba Edith Searles, troop scribe
roof and four big doors.
There
missioner; Ray Stanton, managing
was about four or five feet of straw
director, Oregon Safety association;
on the floor and then they poured
Ben Heinz, director, Portland Traf-
On the evening of February 25, i
on- the 8traw; that made a real
fic Safety commission; the Rt. Rev. 1946, Orenomah Chapter held it's 1 nieg hot fire.
Benjamin Dagwell, Episcopal bishop; Inspection with Beaver Chapter No.
How some people can be so cruel
of Oregon; Dr. Lawrence S. Bee, 106 at the Masonic Temple in Mult­ is more than I can figure out, but I
assistant professor of sociology at nomah. A capacity crowd was in will tell you one thing, we’re too
Reed college; Rea Putnam, state su- attendance and a nice evening en- ____ easy on them, what we should
peiintendent of public education; poyed by all. Hazei Graham, Wor­ do is do the same thing to them,
Dr Willard B. Spalding, superln- thy Grand Matron and Sylvan West, I swear I would be the one to throw
Beautiful flattering, tuxedo trimmed coats
tendent of Portland public schools; I Worthy Grand Patron were present the match to them too after seeing
that are meticuously made of finest 100%
Ray Cenway, administrator,
state j and inspected the work of the two that, a fellow would do It and would
pure virgin wool fabrics in such glorious
liquor commission; Judge J. J. Quil- j chapters. Following the meeting re- not give it another thought.
shades as winter white, moss green, spring
lin, Portland municipal court-; Wal- j freshments were served in the dining
They have German civilians bury­
den Sampson, director of research | hall,
blue, American beauty, oatmeal and beige.
ing them and some of them fainted
for the educational advisory com- j
Sumptuously trimmed with quality furs . . .
when they saw it.
I don’t know
mittee to the liquor control; Dr.
I whether they did it to get out of
choice of G R E Y SQUIRREL, MOUTON,
Victor P. Morris, University of Ore­
' burying them or that they couldn’t
SA B L E D Y E SQUIRREL, P E R SIAN LAM B
gon; Mayor Earl Riley, Portland;
believe that anyone could do such a
and W H ITE L Y N X D Y E WOLF.
Dr. Herman Dick^ and others.
thing. Well, that's enough for that.
Well Mom, everything is kindar
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Second and Main Sts. Beaverton
quiet around here right now.
Now
Sizes 10 to 18
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh re­
and then there's a few that come in
George W. Springer, Pastor
turned from a six weeks visit *to
9:45 a. m. Morning worship and and give themselves up but other­
C o ats That Will M a k e You the
Southerin California last week. Sat­ preaching service.
wise everything is quiet.
urday night a group of Beaverton
Topic;
The Masters Prayer of
I thought there for a while, we
L o v e lie st L a d y In the
friends enjoyed a potluck dinner at Intercession.
were going to beat the Reds to Ber­
their home in Portland, also cele­
Following the sermon the Lord's lin but we kinda run up against a
Caster P a r a d e
brating Dewey’s birthday annivers­ supper will be observed.
j brick wall.
•
ary.
Bible School Class session 11:00 A.
Say I read a piece In the paper
M.
1 where some woman, the wife of a
Christian Endeavor 6:30 P. M.
prison commander, who took the
Robert S' Farrell, Jr.,
Evening worship service with spe­ skin off a prisoner’s chest that had
Announces Candidacy
cial music by the orchestra at 7:30 a tatoo on it of a woman and made
P. M.
a lamp shade out of it.
Mom, build
Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary of
Midweek Bible study and prayer me a little room off the side of the
state, today announced he would be | service Thursday SC h / p M
The house and put some shelves in it
Fa s h i o n - W i se
a candidate in the May Primaries for Topic for study will be ‘‘Deceit."
- because I’m going to start collecting
re-election to that office.
Serving
1 heads and I will want some place to
successfully
as
legislator,
speaker
of
Spr ing Collection of the
| put them.
Well, don’t look so as-
CHURCH
OF
THE
NWZAKEXE
the house of representatives, and
i
astonished,
it’s
nothing over here to
459 S. W. First St.
for the past term as one of Oregon’s I
Coats Y o u W a n t
|
go
around
killing
peole; everybody
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
three principle officials, Farrell has 1
I does it.
It seems to be a hobby
Sunday School.
been a lifelong republican.
A na- ! 9:45 a. m.
A special musical treat this Sun j with some of them.
tive of Oregon he knows Oregon’s
Well, Mom, I’m going to close be­
problems and he knows of its great Jay morning.
fore I have a head in this letter on
future.
i 11 a- m.
Morning worship.
,
In commenting on his candidacy
Paator >s exchanging pulpits
3 As A
Always, Your Son, Love
for re-election Farrell said:
"Dur-| ^ ith Portland Mt. Scott. Rev. Hugh
BERT
ing my term as secretary of state ; Glass will bring the morning mes
I have endeavored to conduct th e isa? ej
many and varied duties of that of- ! 6 30 P. M. Hl-N-Y and N.Y.P.S.
7:30 p. m.
Youth Week Climax Legion Baseball
flee (one of the largest in the United
Clifford
Fanger,
young W arm ing Up
States) in a prompt, efficient and ! service.
seminary student of the church will
courteous manner."
As vice-president of ____
the _______
national i sPeak-
All young people are ex-
_______,____________
Legion baseball under the able
association of Secretaries of State I tended a cordial welcome to this ; guidance of Tommy Ramsdell will
____ ___ — --------------------
J begin whenever the weather permits
nient by that association in secu rin g j ^Wednesday ^ 7 30 p. m.
program,; playing on the now damp grade
national legislation designed to make : Medical missions and Native Work- j school diamond.
Plans have been
The coat that adds a touch of |
^ ^
“ w -m b e ^ r o f |
' made to grade the field, a much
distinction to your Easter out­ J ! the armed forces.
I assisted in se-
; needed improvement, according to
BETHEL
fit, the ever popular covert. . . ^¡curing the enactment of the W arj
i coach Ramsdell. Contributions from
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Act which en - 1 D
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j .
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! anyone interested in seeing the fel-
tailored to perfection of 100% ¡¡j Ballot Commission
confines • of | “ i I ev-
J- G. # Dickey
(Interim) Pastor
lows enjoy summer sport will be
ablcd those within the
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n
n l o n n
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___ A-1 . .
pure virgin wool. Beautifully 1 this
country to vote their respective !<In Place of Rev. Sturtevant until j appreciated by everyone playing
lined with rich rayon satin.
next summer)
state ballots and at the same time
with the club.
Friday, 2 p. m.. World’s Day of
to see that these ballots through
Federal regulations were expedited ; Prayer^ in Methodist Church. Our
A marriage license has been issued
| i to those states for counting.
All church’s part:
Devotional led by to Herman A. Windolph Beaverton,
i Oregon can be proud of the splendid Mrs. Putnam; solo by Mrs. Dickey, and Ardath J. Frizzell, Park Ave.
Hurry and choose yours
'(record achieved in the number of j accompanied by Mrs. Randall; ad- hotel, Portland.
i ballots mailed and returned to this dress by Rev. Paul Dickey of Port-
now in brown, blue, moss
: land.
state.”
V7 Mf Mf Mt M fM f ’ -V? Mt Mt ' At Mt M t«
green, black, cocoa, gray
9:45 a. m. Church School, Miss Am-
"As a member of the board of con­
arette
Barns,
Supt.
and light green. In sizes 10
trol I am especially Interetsed in
Adult class is studying Jesus.
the early completion of the state
to 20.
11
a. m. Children’s service 20 min­
building program as approved by
the people in the special election of utes; sermon topic: “Lent Begins";
BEAVERTON
Oregon’iT'state' Hospital j an.th*mi, by th! cbolr' , ,
last year
1 5 30 p. m. Junior Pilgrim Fellow-
11
and
other
institutions
as
well
—
USE O U R
higher education have too long been '
p'
denied a normal and sound construe-
w .. m. Picture "N* Greater
C O N V EN IEN T
tlon program, the health, welfare I „ „„ ’ _ All invited.
6:30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship.
and
training of unfortunates too long
L A Y -A -W A Y PLAN
W’ed. 8 p. m.
Study of “Our
neglected.
Adequate housing, care
and treatment for the present are ¡Christian Faith” (Horton) In the Pil-
H A V E YO U R C O A T
All invited.
This is
provided by the mandate of the vot-| f
Shows every Night 7 to 11:30
ers last June.
This program must i a Lenten study, with short worship
PAID FOR BY
REGULAR PRICES
Candle light.
not and cannot be held In abayance t service.
Children 16c
Adults 40«
Thursday 8 p. m.
Choir prac­
EASTER
or side-tracked.
It must be com- j
Special Saturday Matinee 1:30
tice.
pleted as speedily as possible in so
(Remember
community
chorus show changes Sunday 1»30. 4, 6:30, 9
far as existing funds will permit and
in accordance with the immediate practice Monday night in Bethel |
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needs of the several institutions, church social room)
sound business judgment, of course,
Wed.,-Saturday, March 6 to 9
• O A T DEPT.
METHODIST CHURCH
being a determining factor.”
4th and Watson Sts.
SONG OF OLD WYOMING
"Oregon has done 'too little, too
BA LCO N Y
Rev. Everett L. Bowers. Pastor
In cinecolor
long ’for those institutions.
We are
Parsonage: 356 Broadway
E. Dean and S. Padden
a growing commonwealth and we
Hotel Berlin
are" unprepared a .d
£ j c.SSt dJL. ^ y o u ^ T n d £ I Fay Emerson.
Helmut Dantine
care for, accommodate, treat or re Mrs Nan Bourqutn, a,.J?
Supt.
News
habilitate those in need now and in
10:55 Morning Worship.
[ the future.
With one possible ex- ■ First Sunday in Lent.
ception every
hospital,
training 1
Sermon
"A Noble Exemplar”.
SAT. March 9— Bargain Matinee
school, and penal institution in the 1 Text
1 Peter 2:21.
state is
crowded far beyond ca- | 7:30 p. m.
M.Y.F. in the upper’
CANT ESCAPE FOREVER
j pacity at the present.
This should j ; room.
George Brent
and must be remedied.’*
Wed 10 a. m.-3:30 p. m. W.S.C.S.
Serial—Monster an dthe Ape
"The cessation of hostilities has
Thurs. 7:30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal.!
eliminated fatalities on the war
front but It has accentuated them
WEST HILLS
on the home front.
The lifting of
SUNDAY-TUF.SDAY — March 16 - 1 »
T .m iT R A N CHURCH
"SPANISH MAIN”
¡rationing restrictions has seen a pa 11- |
Canyoa Road, near Sylvan
(Technicolor)
Ing Increase in the number of traffic
We«-- or T Fritz Minister
T. Heir.reld. M. O’Hara
fatalities here in Oregon s* wcV. as
1st Suni-v, in | ent. March 1C
"No; On Account"
an alarming increoso in accidents
Sunday School 9 4* a. an.
and destruction to property.
As an
Cartoon
and News
Divine Service 11 a. m.
officer of the American Association
Lenten
meditation
on
the
general
of Motor Vehicle administrators and them'“
The Cro-n of Christ and
N ew est hats fdr spring . . . help you look your loveliest! Direc-
ns director of motor vehnles for
WEDNESDAY — SATURDAY
March IS to If
toire bonnets, flower-laden brims, lovely new veiled and bow-
of my office to stem end reduce this,
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"SING YOl SINNERS"
Crosh. MacMuiraj, E. Drew
trim beauties. All flattering — delightfully designed to com-
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t t » ’ F.n
and man hours in industry. To nij
»nil nr.,v ,.
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“ T ill BRIGHTON STRANGLER”
plenaent your new ensembles. Come in today and find your own
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mind it is the nation's and Oregon's ^ w(>’ t ,, ]u
‘ ' '
welcome
John Loder, J. Duprrz
most acute and immediate problem
News
special favorite! See our exceptionally fine assortment of hats
"If nominate«! and re-eiected I riL G R lT I LUTHERAN CHURCH
shall continue to give sincere and Farmington. R«1 at Menlo, lien verton
for matrons, famous Gage models in all colors and styles.
[! conscientious service to the many
Saturday — n\RG \ 1 N MATINEE
Erwin A. Oerkerv Pnstor
t>oards and commissions of which j Sunday
March K
Schot I 9:45 a. m.
| (he secretary of state is a memhei ¿j
. . . . M ILLIN ERY B A LCO N Y
"B L U " 'S IN T l f r N IG H T "
Married and the father of tv 6« Divine Service—11 00 a. m.
with Priscilla Lane
Walther I -n r -a -nee’ s this Sunday
S daughters Parrel is a member of the fVin','ng „
p' m.
r‘,
Serial:
'Monster and the Ap«”
- Oregon Bar aasooiation and er.ga^d
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Ritz Theatre
Tel. 2482
New Spring Millinery
$5.95 to $7.95
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A cordial welcome to all.
If you want to Mil It quick, you U
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