The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, December 13, 1946, Image 9

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Attention Ladies
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
The V. **. W. Valley Post 8247 _
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will have an open meeting Jan- Friday, D ec em b e r IJ , I t 4 o
Community Club New*
Remember Date
u.u y -’ 1, 1M7 it 8:00 p.m. in the
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The Bonny
Slope Community
The Christmas party in the com­
Syracuse, N. Y., were guests last
Club meets Saturday, December munity club house will be held on club house.
ladies are asked to be pre- weeg Qf Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lam-
14 at 8.30 p.m. in the club house December 21. Everyone is welcome sent if
they would care to Joln
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This is the annual meeting for the to attend.
the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mrs. Frank Lamberger enjoyed
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election of officers.
Ladies eligible are as follows:
visiting
her former home and
Pot luck dinner will be served Celebrated Birthday«
mothers, wives, or sisters, of a friends.
with dancing afterwards.
Miss Yvonne Thomas and Miss veteran who has seen overseas
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lamberger
Everyone come and be prepared Helen Rainey recently celebrated duty. The ladies are cordially in­ will return soon to make their
vited.
their birthdays.
to vote for your candidate.
home in Beaverton.
Pot luck lunch and entertain­
ment.
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Upturned Home
Mrs. C. C. Laughery, sister of
Mrs. Alta Barnes, has returned
to her home in Three Forks, Mon­ G R A N D F A T H E R PASSES A W A Y
Arthur
A. Schneider, Suzanne
tana.
Phone 2482
BEAVERTON
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Templeton’s
grandfather, passed
away Saturday night. His death
Wed
Friday and Saturday -- Dec. 13 and 14
Robert McLaughlin and Miss Ed­ was caused by a stroke which he
Double Feature
na Lee Rainey were married De­ had Friday ntght.
He Is survived by Mrs. B. L.
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cember 8, in the home o f Mr. and
Templeton of Beaverton. Mrs. Murl
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Mrs. C. L. McLaughlin.
7;00 and 9;25
of Oregon City,
Elmer
A reception for the bride and Smith,
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Signe Hasso and John Sheppard
Schneider of Woodburn, Wilbur
groom followed the ceremony.
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Schneider of Canby, Mrs. Elnora
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" A V A L A N C H E "
8,05 and 10;30
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Livingston o f Woodburn. Mrs. W il­
l i v e ly Shower
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Bruce Cabot and Roscoe Karns
A wedding shower was given on ma Meyers of Portland. Mrs. Ber­
tha Beck of Canby and two young­
December 7 at the Club House for
Sunday — December 15
er daughters, Maxine and Roberta
Robert
McLaughlin
and
Miss
Ed­
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Schneider and his wife, Mrs. A r­
na
Lee
Rainey.
5 " T o E a c h H is O w n
thur Schneider. The funeral was
1;50, 4; 10, 6;30, 8,50
A
large
crowd
attended
and
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held Wednesday in Canby.
many nice gifts were given.
Olivia De Hovilland and John Lund
New» and Cortoonr
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Tables were decorated with pas­ Seventh £ Eight Grade Poster«
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 16 and 17
tel colored dishes and bronze and
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The seventh and eighth grades
yellow chrysanthemums.
have been making posters to ad­
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" T o E a c h H is O w n "
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Ice cream, cake and coffee were vertise the Barnes Carnival that
served.
News and Cartoon — Olio for Jasper
is going to be at 7 30 p.m. this
Music for dancing waa played Saturday, December 14th.
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by Frank Snyder, Mr. Marvin and
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 18 and 19
Arlene Murphy
M. Batke.
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Barnes School
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A very nice time was had by
Sth grade
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C O L O N E L B L IM P "
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BEAVER THEATRE
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SUBSTANTIAL YEAR 'ROUND PLEASURE FOR THE ENTIRE FAM ILY . . .
SHOP THE FIRESTONE STORE . . OPEN 18 HOURS A DAY . . . 7 DAYS
A WEEK.
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Iro n s
Travel Iron with Stand....... $6.45
Automatic Iron
$7.90
Automatic Iron
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C O V E R S
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S E A T
Preserve the upholstery and add
"New Car Appearance to the
old Bus"
from ......................................... $8.65
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R A D IO S
Firestone Air Chief
See them today, from..... $45.80
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For Safer Driving
Installed ...................................$3.00
GRILLE GUARDS
"Flavor Seal"
Kinney Aluminum Cooking
Utensils
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in Technicolor
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D O LLS
Beautiful New Shipment
All sizes . . . All prices
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P an d as
Adequate Selection to please the
younger generation
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COFFEE
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On Broadway
in
Miss Wanda Coppinger is at
home ill with the flu. Hope to see
you up and around soon.
CUP
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Trailer House Burns
Mr. Olsen's trailer house burn­
ed to the ground Wednesday af­
ternoon. shortly after the Olsen’s
had left home.
The trailer house was located
on the Old Marcott Road.
The Olsen family had some of
their
belongings in the trailer
house. None of them were saved.
Thanks
to the help
o f the
neighbors,
the house ten feet
away from the burning trailer
was saved.
The
fire fighters were Bill
Snyder, Dick Sterns, Ed Bartel-
sky, Dad Hanson and A. E. Bar-
telsky.
Beaverton
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S C O O T E R S
2 and 3 Wheels for all ages
From ........................................ $3.69
S K A T E S
See these fine, top-quality roller
bearing adjustable ...........
$3.98
R A I N B O W
ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION, Inc.
W I R I N G
COMMERCIAL
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HOUSE WIRING
Service Calls Taken Care of Promptly
FRANCHIZED DEALER FOR THERMADOR & MONITOR
HOME APPLIANCES
(Formerly Poppert and Welch)
HANCOCK GAS and OILS
COMPLETE CAR SERVICE
West end of Y in Beaverton
Phone 3961
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INDUSTRIAL
Estimates Gladly Given
TH E FIRESTONE STORE
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For Service Call Beaverton 3071 or 2481
LEA
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rlAKV W ARE
LEAVE
ORDERS Al
AT AIVniLJ
RICHIES HARDWARE
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The Bingo Party given Nov. 30
at the club house was very suc­
cessful.
The Bonny
Slope Community
Club wishes to thank everyone for
their attendance and cooperation.
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In The Army
Cpl- Robert Harrington is now
in training at Ft. Lewis.
C o m p le t e
Lu n ch es
Fast Service . . . . Tasty Cooking
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BEAVERTON
PERSONALS
! Successful Party
Y o u r G if t L i s t . . .
over "Coffee and"
Enjoy the friendly atmosphere of our newly
Decorated Restaurant
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TO YS - TO YS - TO YS
News and Cortoon
P o n d er
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Barnes School
Notes
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Former Resident Visits Lodge
Phillip Holshimer, a resident of
near Beaverton at one time but
now of St. Helens, visited Mason­
ic Lodge here and attended the
turkey dinner Thursday evening.
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Masons Entertain
The
Masons entertained tha
members of the Masonic Lodge
and visitors last Thursday evening
with a turkey dinner which was
much enjoyed by everyone. There
was a large crowd present, many
from other lodges.
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Entertains Cheerio Club
Mrs. Robert
Summers enter­
tained the Cheerio Club at her
home Friday. A lovely lunch was
served and decorations were love­
ly. Mabel Goyt was a guest.
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Home From Hospital
Mrs. Anna McDonald, who has
been in the hospital for a couple
o f weeks Is bsm s.
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New Car
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beeler are
driving a nice new car.
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Married Iteeently
Former Resident Visits
Miss Doris Llngman of Aloha
Mrs. Frank Lamberger, a for­
mer resident, from Oakland, and was married recently to Mr. Gran-
her son and daughter-in-law from um of Reedvllle.
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ONLY 10 SHOPPING DAYS
T ILL XMAS
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Van Heusen and Tru-Val Shirts, Van Heusen ami Beau Bruniniel Ties, Chippewa Ealls 100% Wool Shirts and Stag Jaekets, Society » .
Club Hats, Men’s, Women's and Children's House Slippers, T ex Tan Hand 'Fooled Belts, Fancy and Plain Anklets, Pure Silk Hose, » .
Men’s Athletic Shirts and Briefs, Men’s Cotton and Part Wool Underwear, Band Shoes, Poll-Parrot Shoes, Star Brand Shoes, (gym » .
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Shoes and Tennis Shoes.
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CHOOSE C A R EFU LLY ......... SATISFACTION GUARANTEED............ COMPARE
100% Wool
LEATHER
Chippewa
Men's
Women's B e a u B r u m m e l N e c k t i e s
Shirk
FALLS
VA N H E U S E N
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JACKETS
Children's
HOUSE SLIPPERS
PRICES
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Wool Tops
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BLACK AND W HITE
RED AND W HITE
GREEN
RED
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VAN HEUSEN
A LL FLANNEL
PARAGON CAPESKIN
ZIPPER STYLE
FINEST Q U A LITY
$17.95
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A LL LEATHER
V an
AN UNUSUAL
VALUE
All sizes
*3.98
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EXTREME ond CONSERVATIVE
Romeos
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S P O R T
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Stfl 00
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Flannel Pajamas
$2.98
FINEST
QUALITY
Limited Supply
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W H IT E
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S H IR T S
2 50
Little Store With The Big Values"
Sendee
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