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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1946)
WEST SLOPE PROGRESSIVE VALLEY CENTER S.W. Caslwiur Homes Looted \STORK CLUB A t MS , « It’s the amazing new way to p la y reco rd s in ven ted by Philco. N o more fussing with lids, tone arms or needles. A powerful radio, too. Immediate delivery, while our stock lasts. West Slope RADIO and Appliance Canyon Road at Howatt Ave. PHONE BE 6624 Just Arrived Ten Day Showing of Ladies Winter Coats Sizes 12-22 Elite Dress Shop 220 S. W. First St. Beaverton Oregon W here Parking Is Easy Bl*Otll(kl’llOO<l ( T u n is B rid e IN ¡"lit Planned Isahell Ann Navarro, daughter Wednesday, October 30. the St. of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fediuk Matthews church is planning a of West Slope, became the bride Brotherhood night at the church of Albert Ralph Gardner, U.S. Na to which all men of te congrega vy, son of Mrs. Phoebe Gardner, in tion are invited. Dr. William a a a a ceremony solemnized Saturday, Schoeler and Rev. Werner Fritz Stephen D. is the name of the Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. in the Reorgan are planning an interesting meet son born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. ized Latter Day Saints church in ing including music, a film put Wilson of Beaverton on October Portland. out by the state highway depart 1<X Given in marriage by her father, ment entitled the "N ew Oregon • • • the bride wore a dress of light Trail," and of course plenty of Being congratulated are Mr. and blue taffeta with matching veil. "coffee and.” Mrs. Stanley M. Rickard on the She carried a prayer book with birth, October 2, of Gary L. The a corsage of red rosebuds. Her Rickards are Beaverton lesidents. cousin, Mrs. Hazel Moore, was ma Gideon Members tron of honor. She carried bronze colored chrysanthemums and Speak at (liiircli wore a frock of pale pink net with Sunday. October 20, the con I matching headpiece. gregation of the Valley Commu Elder Albert Nelson read the nity United Presbyterian church service before a large group of enjoyed hearing from two mem friends and relatives. bers of the Gideon society who First No lh-cr — Now No Fish Glen Havlland sang and his wife were in Portland for their nation The neighbors of Mr. A. W Dorothy played the wedding mu al convention. Holeman are becoming very con sic. Mr. Bob Price from Atlanta, Vacation and Business cerned about his hunting skill or Ray Nelson was best man. The Georgia, was the speaker at the Dr. Butterfield leaves Saturday lack of it. Three times he has Mr. Sam Ful for a combination business and gone deer hunting and all prep ushers were Earl Bryson, C liff morning service. ton, Wisconsin, was the evening hunting trip to Boise. Idaho. Good arations have been made for a big Bryson and Bob Nelson. Assisting at the reception in speaker at a joint meeting of the luck, doctor! neighborhood venison dinner. And the church parlor were Mrs. Grace Valley Community and Multnomah three times he has come home Bryson, Dorothy Bryson, June congregations in the Multnomah no deer. church. Darby, Faye Buchanan. Dorothy Even Robert Pound, who was BONE C H IN A Both speakers mentioned the home for the week end from Ore Havlland and Nan Nelson. CUPS and SAUCERS The couple are spending their fine work the Gideon society has gon State, and his father. Mr. F r o m done in the past supplying Bibles Norman Pound, weren't able to honeymoon in Chicago. APRONS help the situation any. They went there they go to San Francisco to churches, hospitals, and mem fishing and came home with — no to complete his time in service. bers of the armed forces. The ■Following his discharge, they plan newest effort of the members of fish. Open 12 to 6 doily a a a to make their home at West the Gideon society is to supply and school children throughout th e Slope. Administer* Sacrament United States with a book con Monday Evening Rev. Werner Fritz of the St. taining the New Testament, the Matthews Lutheran church ad Hear Praise of Psalms and the Proverbs. ministered the sacrament of bap BROW NIE S SHOPPE Goodwill Industries tism as a part of the morning 8 9 0 3 S..W . Conyon Rood To Attend N.H.O. Convention service Sunday, October 20, to Members of the Philathea class Portland 1, Ore. H. Quenton Cox. of Sheffman Gretta Faye. Ruth Anne, and Bar of the Valley Community church bara Louise Robinson, daughters were amazed at the scope of the Way. left by train last Friday for of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson: work done by the Goodwill In Chicago, where he will attend the and Lester Charles, the infant son dustries, as told to them by Mrs. national convention of the Nation IN S P E C T G E A P P L IA N C E S of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schell of Taylor, director of the organiza al Broadcasting company. From Cooper Mountain. The sponsors tion, at their class meeting Tues there he will go to New York to for the Robinson children were day evening, October IS, at the confer with NBC officials, and to Washington, D.C. Mr. Cox is man Mrs. Helen Webster and Mrs. Mil home of Mrs. J. W. Tice. Appliance KGW. dred Fritz; and for the Schell ★ Mrs. Leah Turner, who was for ager of radio a station a a baby, Mr. and Mrs. William Hat merly educational director for the Phone Conyon Rd field. T R in ity B 0 3 9 at E llis church, was present at the meet New Resident* • • • The Fishers are newcomers to ing as an assistant hostess. Mrs. Flan Thank Offering Turner left Tuesday, October 22. this district, having moved to the The annual Thank Offering ser for Chicago, where she plans to Dinty Boyd home on Sunset Road vice of the St. Matthews Lutheran work in the office of her brother. October 1. They are from Villa HOLLYWOOD church will be held Sunday morn Park, Illinois, and are sure they ««i • »» ing, October 27. The Missionary At Beach glamorizes will like Oregon much better, es Guild of the church is planning ac stars by accentuating their best Mr. and Mrs. George H. Fisher pecially after they become the program, under the direction quainted. points, through individual hoir and daughter June have returned of Mrs. Richard Paul. • • • styling and m ake up from a fishing trip to Nehalem. The Missionary Guild of the St. • • • I la* Visitor Let Us Matthews Lutheran church is al «• a • Women Meet Mrs. W ill T. Kirk of Birchwood so in charge of the program and glamorize On October 23, Mrs. Dean S. Road has as her guest her sister, refreshments Tuesday, October 29, YOU 1:30 p.m. at the meeting of the Truex was hostess to the Women’s Mrs. W. H. Davidson, of Boise, Women’s Auxiliary o f the Luther Society of Christian Service of Idaho, who has been visiting rel West Slope Beauty Shop an W elfare association, 73 N.E. the First Methodist church. Mrs. atives near Roseburg, Oregon. Mrs. Amadee Smith and Mrs. F. L. Kirk just recently returned from 87 1 7 S. W . Canyon Road Russell, Portland. De Harpport were assistant hos a few days’ visit with her brother • • • Phone BEacon 9 4 9 2 tesses. in southern Oregon. A Fish Story A fish story to end all fish stor ies came from Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Van Slyck of White Pine Lane, who recently spent a week’s va cation at Gold Beach. While they were there they caught two sal mon, the one Mrs. Van Slyck brought in weighing 37 pounds! at West Slope (Mr. Ripley, please note.) They also had the exciting adventure of going up the Rogue river on a mail boat, as far as Agnes, Ore A N T I Q U E gon. They reported lots of sun shine, and perfect weather, in gen and GIFT SHOP eral. Residents of S.W. Cashmur Lane were shocked to find that many I homes had been broken into Sat- \ urday night, October 19. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Diller were out for the | evening, as were Col. and Mrs. C. A. Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ! thur T. Samuels. A ll returned to find their homes ransacked. I The only things taken in each case were children's banks and I any loose money. Mr. and Mrs. Gunnestrup re- I turned Sunday from a trip to T a coma, Washington, to find their home in the same condition. The | Salts family are still back east on a month’s trip. Police found that their home has also been broken ! into. So far the thief has not been i found, though police feel that they will soon locate him. > On October 13. Mary C. arrived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don ald E. Kelley of Beaverton. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Parker of Ridgeway Drive announce the birth of Richard H., Jr., who was born on October 12. 'Spokane Man WEST SLOPE NOTES DOUGHTY'S To Study in South Mrs. Paul Brong and daughter, Mary Patricia, left this week for Santa Barbara, California, where Miss Brong will study voice and art. Mrs. Brong will return to her home on Bertha-Beaverton highway later this month. r « t Attend Game Among the spectators at the University of Oregon-Washington State football game were Diana Arpke and Kay Stark, Beaverton high school students, who motored down for the homecoming festivi ties. • • • Recovering RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION "GONE WITH THE WIND" LAMPS We Specialize in . . DECORATION MOTOR REPAIR and SUGGESTIONS LUBRICATION W atch this ad for the arrival of new samples of drapery and uphol stery fab rics from New OPEN 7:30 a. m. tol0:30 p. m. 7 Days a Week PHONE ATwater 6951 York. GREETING CARDS Phone AT 6951 West Slope GROCERY & MARKET Shafer and Neer These days especially you want quality for your money. The best grade of meat is very little higher than medium grade. QUALITY is remembered long after price is forgotten. BR 9998 BE 0733 _ WE DELIVER — S, W. Canyon Road CUPBOARD DOORS - 1 Panel WINDOW FRAMES SASH FRAMES WINDOWS COI j O-TYLE in 1- Color- Church Ha* Anniversary The Valley Community United I Presbyterian church will hold a I special service Sunday, October 27, i 10:30 a.m., in recognition of the » fourth anniversary of the organi zation of their congregation. All members and friends are urged to attend. During the afternoon and eve ning a picked group of workers will call on all membern who have not yet turned in their pledges to the church. a IH*«-ti** Stop ond look ot these special items. YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO FINISH YOUR HOUSE! WEST SLOPE LUMBER YARD 9049 S. W. Canyon Road Phone BRoodwoy 6122 Portland 1 « a More to Portland Dr. Charles Barron and his wife and baby, who have been stay ing with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kil- kon of Maple Lane, have moved into a house in northeast Port land. Dr. Barron, a major in the medical corps, has recently re turned from army duty in Eng land, and will be in residency at the Veterans' Hospital. • • • Trip Cut Short The recent trip of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Armfield to Idaho was cut short by the serious illness of her father, Mr. Glazes of Eugene. Mrs Armfield spent some time with him in Eugene. He has now re covered sufficiently to return to his home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Armfield have returned to their home in West Slope. • • • Surpri*o Party Several friends of Mrs. Carl G. Bruntsch gathered at the Aero club last Thursday to celebrate her birthday at a luncheon given by Mrs. George Haack of the Can yon Crest apartments. Whoever said that women can't keep se crets were wrong, for this party was a complete surprise to the guest of honor! • • • Birthday Party For her birthday last Saturday, I Canyon Lane friends of Mrs. Rich- , ard R. McCarthy surprised her I with a party. The evening was | I spent in looking at pictures and I souvenirs the McCarthy» collected from their eastern trip this sum mer. . . . Finance* Thursday evening. October 24. the Valley Community United Presbjrtgrian church held a meet- ] ing to which the entire congrega tion was invited to discuss the problem o f completing the financ ing of the manse. • • • Visit In Eugene Mrs John J. Cotton of Park- view Court is In Eugene visiting her parents, who are resident* of I » * Angeles, but ar/ on an Ore gon business trip W eek en d at Reach Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Buck! j Carol Jean, who live on Road, spent last week end I beautiful Berwood cottage^ Depoe Bay. * * (.r a v e * H ave (>uc*t Keith Graves spent thel end of the Oregon State-« sity of Southern Californi. at the Benz Park home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Had Graves. The Graves have a l guest now, Mr. Robert Brg Chicago, Illinois. • • All Around Plan* With high hopes, and &| oiled rifle. Mr. E. J. D earl Birchwood Road, took off f l seph. Oregon, on a ten day/ ing trip. He ant, elk, and fishing on the Friends of Mrs. E. A. Bamford, Jr., of Birchwood Road, will be glad to hear that she is recover ing nicely from the surgery she had on October 14. She is to be released from Emanuel Hospital Go to Beach on October 24. • a • Dr. and Mrs. George H. l l field were hosts to two coujl To Make Home The Bernard Ascheims o f Parr th. lr eabta at M anzanltJ way Drive entertained recently at week end. • • • a large farewell dinner party for Mrs. Julius Asehelm, who, with Newcomers Canyon Lane residents hJ her daughter, Is leaving to make her home in Long Island, New new neighbor, Mr. R. B. Kill who moved out here from _ York. • • • apolis three weeks ago. Mr bourn, who is a salesman, ws California Visitor Mrs. Jean Smith of Santa Cruz, merly covering the middlev. California. Is in Portland for a states, but now claiming few weeks’ visit with her sister in northwest as his home ter^ law, Mrs. H. C. Ball, of Canyon and finds the change very factory. Creek Drive. • • • In California Mrs. Josiah F. Gilray of Can-! West Slope yon Creek Drive is enjoying a vis it in California, where she is di-1 viding her time between San Francisco and Los Angeles. PLUMBING SERVt "Ernie" Leach SUMMER Plumbing & Appliam CUT FLOWERS PYRON & SON NURSERY 1 Block off Formington Road ON L A N G A V E N U E Phone BEacon 7 5 4 2 8801 S. W . Canyon Road “ Plumbing— Better Hoi LEACH & BUCK For Your Sliampo Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt and Fingerwave ORDERS TAKEN at rail West Slope Plumbing BR. 6786 HELEN S BEAUTY SAU Service Phone IlEuron 7542 S„ W. Canyon ('all U* By Phone For FREE GROCERY & Ml DELIVERY ORDERS. VALLEY VIEW CENTER Canyon Road BEAVERTON IN TERI Friday, October 25, Phone Orders Not Later Than 1 p. m. WE SERVE — Cedar H ill. Aloha, West Slope, and the Entire Beaverton Area. N o rising in the chilly dawn to shake and feed the fire» if you have h Winkler Stoker. This thermostatically co n t ro ll ed heat maker automat 1- cally starts u p to have the house warm at any hour desired . . . for shiverless shaving . . . for a breakfast in ■nug comfort. See a Winkler demonstration — n o w ! T H R I F T Y MARKE WINKLER PHONE BEAVERTON 3261 STOKERS THE BOSS HAKES AN A M O I M E ! Q louesi & Ach& unon FULLY A U T O M A T IC ON CAN YON RO AD B E A V ER T O N 26 9 9 m. HEATING - HOME APPLIANCES - AIR CONDITIONING FURNITURE New and Used DAVENPORT SETS Canyon Bond Trading Cost One M il* Eos» of Beaverton on Canyon Rood THAT NEW 181 shode OF REVLON T H E G E N T L E M A N IS R I G H i i . and w e’re meeting hit demand* with Dacro i ceded M ilk . . . (he safest package o f milk you can I LIPSTICK, NAIL POLISH, and FACE POWDER The bottle is oot merely covered. It’s SEALED wit sturdy metal cap . . . air tight, dust-proof, taiyr proof. There’* complete, scientific protection fo ri milk after it leaves the dairy. Let one o f our route show you what rhfs protection means to you and your family. ULTRA VIOLET is at DEAN'S DRUG STORE Double S & H Green Stamps on all prescriptions Jht \vAcu^cfV JM 1 B t i i i m the Dacro Cap is a genuine m l . it m u « he removed the t m time with an opener. After that it may be •napped beck on the bottle as a re-real and removed aaaio and aaaio. even without an opener. ALPENROSE DAIBT «149 S.W. SHATTUCK ROAD CHerry 1 Vi mi. Eost on Bertha Beaverton Hi way to Shaftuck Rood
