BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1946
LEGALN OTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
f
Larrv Harshberger
Promoted
In
» of
the C ircuit Court of the State
Oregon for the County of
W ashington.
SUMMONS
Mildred A. F ren ch , P lain tiff,
vs.
P au l S. Fren ch, D efendant
To:
PA U L S. F R E i NCH, the
a Dove-named defendant;
IN T H E NAME O F T H E S T A T E
O F O REG O N , you are hereby re­
quired to appear and answ er the
com plaint filed against you in the
above-entitled suit on or before
the expiration of four weeks from
the date of the firs t publication
of this summons.
I f you so fail
to appear and answ er plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the re­
lief prayed for in her complaint,
to-wit:
A decree dissolving the m arri­
age con tract now existing be­
tween p lain tiff and defendant and
perm itting her to resume her fo r­
mer name of Mildred A. Poindex­
ter.
T his summons is published by
order of Hon. R . F ra n k Peters,
Judge of the above-entitled Court,
dated the 28th day of May, 1946.
D ate of first publication, May
31, 1946.
D ate of last publication, Ju n e
28, 1946.
L O T U S L. LA N G LEY
Attorney for P lain tiff, 1124 Board
of Trade Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
Notice of Annual School Meeting
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN
to t h . legal voters of School Dis­
tric t No. 48 of W ashington Coun­
ty, State of Oregon, th at the AN­
NUAL
SCHOOL
M E E T IN G of
said D istrict will be held at
Beaverton Grade School; to begin
a t the hour of 8:00 o’clock p. m.;
on the third Monday of June,
being the 17th day of Ju n e, A. D.,
1048.
This m eeting is called for the
purpose of electing two school
directors and 1—shall school dis­
tric t
Number 48, W ashington
County, Oregon, borrow $5,000.00
under authority of title 35, Chap­
ter
11, (E leven ), section 4, Ore­
gon School Laws, for the purpose
o f purchasing a tra ct of land for
and on behalf of School D istrict
48, W ashington County, Oregon?
Said loan to be repaid at the rate
of $1,000.00 each year until paid.
F irs t payment to be included in
the school d istrict budget for the
year 1947-1848.
3— Shall School D istrict Number
48, W ashington County, Oregon,
sell the school garage and one
half the property located on E r ­
ickson Avenue, Beaverton, Ore­
gon , to the Union H igh School
D istrict Number 10 Jo in t, W ash-
^ lngton and Multnomah Counties* Notice of School E lection Upon
Oregon, for the sum o f $8,000.00 Question of In creasin g Tax Levy
payable to School D istrict 48, at Over Amount Lim ited by Section
the rate of $2400.00 per year until 11, A rticle X I, State Constitution
♦ paid?
Notice is hereby given th at an
And the transaction of business
election will be held in School
usual at such meeting.
D istrict No. 48 of W ashington
In d istricts of the second and County, S ta te
of
Oregon,
at
third classes the ballots shall not Beaverton Grade School in said
be counted until one hour after the
school d istrict, for the purpose of
tim e set fo r the m eeting to be­ subm itting to the legal voters of
gin. Until the count begins, any
said d istrict the question of in­
legal voters o f the d istrict shall be creasing the ta x levy for the year
entitled to vote upon any business
1946-47 over the amount limited
before the meeting.
by section II, article X I, of the
Dated this 20th day o f May
Constitution o f Oregon.
1948.
The reasons for Increasing such
A ttest:
levy are: In crease in enrollment,
W. H. G R A U E R , ] Increase in costs of operation.
Chairm an Board of D irectors
The amount of tax, in excess of
E . H. M A ST E R S, D istrict Clerk. the 6% lim itation, proposed to
D ate of first publication May 24, be levied for said year is $19,049.49
1948.
Dated th is 20th day of May,
D ate o f last publication Ju n e 7, 1946.
1946.
A ttest:
W. H. G R A U ER ,
Chairm an Board of D irectors
Notice of Annual School Meeting
E. H. M A ST E R S, D istrict Clerk
N O TIC E I S H E R E B Y G IV EN
to the legal voters of Union High
School D istrict No. 10 Join t, Notice of the Annual Meeting of
W ashington
and
Multnomah The W ashington County Chapter
Counties, S ta te of Oregon, th at
Am erican National Red Cross
the ANNUAL SCHOOL M E E T ­
T he Annual Meeting of the
IN G of said D istrict will be held W ashington County Chapter or
at Beaverton High School Build­ the Am erican National Red Cross
ing; to begin at the hour of 2 p. will be held a t the Cham ber of
m., o'clock to 7:00 p. m. on the 4th Commerce rooms, 305 E . Main
Monday of Ju n e, being the 24th Street,
Hillsboro,
Oregon,
on
day of Ju n e, A. D. 1946.
Thursday evening, Ju n e 13th, a t 8
T his m eeting is called for the o’clock p. m., for the purpose of
purpose of electing one director for electing a Board of D irectors for
a five year term and to review the next fiscal year, Ju ly 1st, 1946,
. the budget for 1946-1947 between to Ju n e 30th, 1947, and for the
4 the hours of 2 p. m. and 3 p. m. consideration o f reports and the
and the transaction of business transaction of such other business
usual at such meeting.
as may properly come before the
In
d istricts o f the
second meeting.
and third classes the ballots shall
E very person w ithin the ju ris­
not be counted until one hour a f­ diction of the Chapter (W ashing­
ter the tim e set for the meeting ton County), who has paid Red
to begin.
U nltl the count begins, Cross membership, (Fund Cam­
any legal voters o f the district paign of $1.00 or over), within the
shall be entitled to vote upon any year, or who is a L ife or Patron
business before the meeting.
Member, is a
member of the
Dated this 28th day of May. Chapter, and is invited to attend
1948.
and vote, a t said meeting.
A TTEST:
JO H N T. KO VALY, Chairm an
W. D. CAM ERON, Chairman
W ashington County Chapter
American R ed Cross.
Chairm an Board of D irectors
EL E A N O R ZÜ RC H ER , Clerk
Dated a t Hillsborou, Oregon this
D istrict Clerk
9th day of May, 1946.
D ate o f first publication May
31, 1948.
D ate of last publication Ju n e 7, Tells of Experiences as Chaplain
A large crowd attended the fel­
1946.
lowship dinner a t the Church of
C hrist
last
Thursday
evening.
W hat a Jo ck e y
A fter the devotional service Rev.
Said the
logger
philosopher: Clifford T rou t of the Christian
Lady Godiva was the first jockey Church of Hillsboro, told of his
—and while she never placed, she experiences as chaplain in the E u ­
certainly showed.
ropean th eatre of war.
L arry H arshbsrger, guardianed
by Mr. F . R. Farber, of Beaver-
ton, Oregon, was promoted to the
rank of J r . Cadet T-Sgt. at the re­
cent May M ilitary Form ation at
Hill M ilitary Academy, Portland.
Oregon, by command of L t. Col
F. H. Loomis, PM SAT, assigned
to the Academy by the W ar De­
partm ent, a t W ashington, D. C.,
and approved by Colonel Joseph
A. Hill, President of the Academy
Thompson,
deta.
of
fil
Surprise Party
A group of
friends
tives surprised Mrs. Florence M ill­
home on Ninth and Main Streets.
Mrs. Miller was presented with a
tier table.
Games were enjoyed
after which a
potluck
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BEAVERTON
Progressive Thought
She was a gorgeous creature,
He was a doting male;
He admired her figure In English,
And wanted to prove it in Braille.
HARDWARE
“ T h e House O f S e rv ic e ”
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Annual Spring
St. Mary's Scene
Flower Show Sat. Of Colorful
June 1, Beaverton Coronation
Beaverton Community Garden
Club invites you to its annual
Spring Flow er
Show
Saturday,
Ju n e 1st, in the IO O F H all. Doors
open to the public a t 2 p. m. to 8
p. m. and no admission charge.
Those wishing to enter flowers
or arrangem ents must bring them
to the hall between the hours of
8 a. m. and 10 a. m. Saturday.
Two new classifications have been
added this year, one featuring
cup and saucer entries and the
other basket arrangem ents.
More entries by the children of
Beaverton are hoped for.
They
should find competition against
Mr. Leonard
Adams’ daughter
M argaret interesting as she ca r­
ried o ff the ribbons in the child­
rens’ division the last few years.
All children are welcome, ju st
bring flowers and containers and
come to the hall before 10 a. m.
The Jo u rn a l’s book on Flow er
A rrangem ents has been donated
to the club by the Jo u rn al for
award to the w inner of the most
ribbons in the d ifferent arrange­
m ent groups.
Another book se­
lected by the club is to be award­
ed to the horticulture winner.
Sw eepstakes this year is to be de­
cided by vote o f members.
Mrs.
W. E . W ilhelm, president of the
A pretty and colorful corona­
tion took place, Thursday, May 16,
a t five o'clock ,ln the academy
auditorium.
Miss Agnes Cous-
sens, chosen by a m ajo rity vote
of the high school students was
form ally proclaimed and crowned
May Queen by V era Berning, stu­
dent body president.
Queen Ag­
nes I was attended by R osem ary
Roos, M argery Campbell, Mary
Alice Coughlin, and D arlane Ja r -
dee.
H er other royal attendants
included crown bearer, D arlene
Tellus and flower girls,
Leilani
O’Kelly and Jud y Duncan.
The cerem ony was then fol­
lowed by the serving of a form al
banquet, with M argery Campbell
of the ju n ior class actin g as toast
m istress. As the guests departed
from the dining room, Queen Ag­
nes I placed her crown a t the feet
of the enthroned statue of Our
Lady.
Follow ing the regal act,
each one the girls offered her cor­
sage as a token of devotion to
her Heavenly Queen.
Oregon H erb Society, Mrs. Jo h n
M. Young, vice-president of the
American Prim rose Society
and
Mrs. L. C. Pershing, president of
the L ittle Gardens club of P ort-,
land are the ladies invited to
judge th is year.
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QUALITY is our Watchword
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Highest Sanitary Conditions
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Grade A - Pasteurized - Products
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FRED SCHELLER and SONS
VISITORS WELCOME
Located Vi Mile South of Aloha
44CJOUL and Body” was the sub-
13 ject of the Lesson- Sermon
in all Churches of Christ, Scien­
tist, on Sunday, May 26.
The Golden Text was, “Know
ye not that ye are the temple
of God, and that the Spirit of
God dwelleth in you?” (I Cor.
3:16).
Among the citations which
comprised the Lesson-Sermon
was the following from the Bible:
‘‘With my soul have I desired
thee in the night; yea, with my
spirit within me will I seek thee
early: for when they judgments
are in the earth, the inhabitants
of the world will learn righteous­
ness” (Isa. 26:9).
The Lesson-Sermon also in­
cluded the following correlative
passages from the Christian Sci­
ence textbook,
“Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip­
tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “As
astronomy reverses the human
perception of the movement of
the solar system, so Christian
Science reverses the seeming re­
lation of Soul and body and
makes body tributary to Mind.
Thus it is with man, who is but
the humble servant of the restful
Mind, though it seems otherwise
to finite sense. But we shall
never understand this while we
admit that soul is in body or
mind in matter, and that man is
included in non-intelligence. Soul,
or Spirit, is God, unchangeable
and eternal; and man coexists
with and reflects Soul, God, for
man is God's image” (p. 119).
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NITE CALLS — HILLSBORO 16F14
Union Vacation Bible School
June 10th to 21st
From 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Monday thru Friday
For all children between the ages of I and 16
at the Christian Church. 2nd and Main
DIRECTOR: Rev. Leonard C. Jo h n so n
SONG LEADER; R ev. Orville Poulin
SPECIAL FEATURES; Mrs. L. P. Putnam
HAND W ORK; Mrs. C. E. Mason
All parents u rg e d to h a re their ch ild ren attend
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was served.
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Service Calls Taken Care of Promptly
rela­
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Busy Bee 4-H Club met at the
home of Vanda Benson Friday.
The girls made a pincushion. The
next meeting is a picnic on F r i­
day, Ju n e 7th, a t the City P ark
E ach girl will bring refreshm ents
RAINBOW
Estimates Gladly Given
and
Ca-
Busy Bees Meet
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Commandant
Let Him W orry
It was the end of the road for
the sawmill hand and his bride of
a year.
And they were so bitter
towards
each other they
even
carried
th
eir
fight
into
the
law­
\
yer’s office who was getting them
a divorce.
‘And what's more,’*
said mad She, *'I shall certainly
m arry again.”
Said he. too tired to fight: ‘T v e
no objection.
I'm not going to
worry about the troubles of a guy
I ’ve never m et."
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(Sing er-Preacher)
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