The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 21, 1947, Image 10

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    Friday, February 21, 1947
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
OPENING
DANCE
On Thursday the ,3th of FeO
1 ruary Mrs. Florence Drorbaugh
lit bit* Cl a » » M w -U
entertained at her home in Port­
The Women-» Bible class of the land the Past Noble Grands club
With Scott's Orchestra
Church of Christ meet today for of Beaverton Rebekah Lx>dge No.
HUBER HALL
a pot luck dinner followed by a 248. There were 14 members and
business meeting
and short pro­
one visitor present.
gram. Mrs. Ruby Johnson will be
Tables were decorated for Val­
entine’s Day. After a delicious
the guest of honor.
• « •
dinner the business meeting was
Sunday Visitors
next in order. Then there were
the
Modem Music
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Antrobus two members initiated into
P.N.G.
club.
spent
Sunday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
_ _ LUNCH SERVED —
Members are making a quilt,
Robert
Antrobus
on
Breezy
also a wool afghan for the l.O.O.
Heights.
• • •
F. Home in Portland.
• • •
Mrs. A. E. Hansen left tor the
Anyone wishing to help in the
East to visit relatives.
United Church Overseas Relief
• • •
may bring clothing to the Church
Floyd Carlson, who is attending of Christ at Beaverton or to the
the University of Oregon visited ¡W. Jacobs home on 116 West 2nd
with his mother and sister, De­ Street, before March 28.
lores Sunday.
• • •
• • •
Miss Beulah Hinckley and Har­
Francis Downing is working at old Maler were guests at the M.
the City Hall for Mr Doty.
C. McKercher home Sunday eve­
• • •
ning.
• • •
Mrs Leah Straley entertained a
group of friends for luncheon and Guest«
bridge last Friday.
Mrs. Don­
Miss Julia Green of ZigZag and
aldson won first prize and Mar- her daughter, Mrs. Leo Justena
garette Scott second.
of Portland spent Saturday visit­
• • •
ing at the home of Mrs. M. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammer of Tort- McKercher.
• • •
land spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Jenny Alexander. Mr. Ham­ Fine Attendance
mer is a brother of Mrs. Alexan­
There was a splendid atten­
der.
dance at the Methodist Church on
• • •
The Beaver Social club met in Thursday evening at the pot luck
the Masonic Temple last Friday. supper which was followed by a
A nice lunch was served and af­ program in which Rev. Ennis
Junior-r-r-r!! I know Georgie
ter the business meeting they ad­ Whaley led members of his col­
ored choir in several beautiful
did it, but Pop pa wilt be furious journed to meet on March 14.
numbers and Rev. Whaley told
Mildred
Osfield
is
President
of
if we’re late meeting him at
the Social Club and Rachel Wright about his work at Hughes Mem­
orial Methodist church of which
Secretary and Treasurer.
.3. S. W. Farmington to
• • •
he is pastor.
. . .
The
members
of
the
Christian
»elect the kitchen cabi­ Endeavor of the Church of Christ Attend Convention
net unit» ami tin* huilt-in in Beaverton held a Valentine A number of members of Bea­
party in the church basement on verton Rebekah Lodge attended
ironing hoard ami medi­ Valentine evening. The party was the Rebekah convention of Dis­
planned by Ruth McKeel and was trict No. 1 in Portland on Satur­
cine cabinet. They also enjoyed by all.
e day, February 15.
« • «
first year intermediate class
have chronic towel bars of The
the Church of Christ had a I. O. O. F. Visit Tigard
and soap and tumbler Valentine party at the home of There were sixteen members of
their leader, Mrs. V. E. Boge on Beaverton l.O.O.F. Lodge No. 252
holders. I'oppa is also Saturday, February 15. Valentine attending Charity Lodge No. 75
were played and the Val­ at Tigard on Thursday evening,
•roiii“ 1° buy his Glass games
entine motif was carried
out In February 13. Hillsboro Lodge put
the refreshments.
on the first degree. There were
Wool insulation at
• • •
2 from Tualatin, 8 Beaverton and
Mrs. Vern Hopper visited rela­ 2 from Sherwood and one Tigard.
tives in Forest Grove Wednesday. Refreshments were served.
Saturday,
March 1
•DAD SAYS
IN THE GAY NINETIES
THERE W ER E FEW GIRL ATH­
LETES, CAUSE THEY W ERE A L L
3USTLL- B O U N D .'*
Jergen's Special
1 Bottle Jergen's Lotion,
$1.00 size
0
1 Jar Jergen's Face Cream,
25c
Both for 79c
Fitch Dandruff Remover
Shampoo
Fitch Quinsoil for the scalp,
and
Fitch Scalp Brush, $1.60
Value
All for 99c
GOOD HEALTH
PRICELESS
i WISH YOU OiS
(•
y ^THE 0 E
Clu'l llakkeirs
'LtEFULOSOPMtS
KINGSLEY
Bring Your Prescriptions
Here for First Class Service
BIAVIRTON LUMBER C».
Three Registered
Pharmacists to Serve You
PH O N E BEA V ERTO N 3201
Repairing Radios
3— S. W. Farmington
is Our Business
"Your Savings Will Be
Cash"
C. A. and M ABLE W A LLA C E
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE
I Broodwoy
lli"li Se.liool Senior» T o
Apply fo r College Early
Aloha, Oregon
Phone 2311
GARDENERS
TO MAKE YOUR GARDEN WORK EASIER AND
MORE PROFITABLE, WE OFFER
PEAT
MOSS
$ * « .7 5
Per bale ^
GENUINE CANADIAN H O RTICULTURAL
GLOVES
Light Weight Canvas.................................................. pair 35c
Heavy Duty Leather ................................................ pair $1.45
Split Buckskin ........... ......................................pair $1.75
FLASH
Toilet Tissue
3
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR SALE: Chicken manure ap­
proximately 75 yards. You haul.
Phone Tigard 2369.
1
FOR SALE:
10-inch
plow for
Ward’s garden tractor, one-row
seeder, auto storage battery, all
new
condition.
Used vacuum
cleaner. Phone CHerry 2601 Sat.,
Sun., or eves.
4
The advertiser—Tell him you
read his message In the paper.
FURNITURE MOVING
Call
Beckett Truck Line, Inc.
Hillsboro 542 Portland EAst 3727
¡Logan's Welding
and Supply
Corner First and Tucker Streets
Beaverton
W ELDING— OF A LL KINDS
Complete Automotive Service
Phone - Beaverton - 2981 .
SH OE
R E P A IR IN G
CHAMBERLIN'S
100 lb. sacks
50 lb. sacks
.00
$
10 lb. bags....
$ 0 .5 0
5 lb. bags
$ 1.50
25 lb. socks ....
1
When the "B IG ONES" begin to bite . *
», W
S2
m c m in n v il l i
Now Location 112 So. 3rd Are.
"Every Form ot Protection"
W A LK ER
and N E L S O N ,
A y e « *i
Phone 1732
Hillsboro, Or« -sn
We have all the colors
for that stamped
Goods
Vogart
By Vacuum,. Work Guaranteed by
Licensed Operator. Cover Territory
from Reedville to Portlond.
STANLEY ANDERSOM
Phone Beaverton 3552
HOT IRON
Transfer
Pattern
48tf
Aloha Beauty
Shop
10c
Smart, Beautiful, easy
to use
Work Done
By Appointment
Aloha, Ore.
J. & P. COATS
Phone 6125
C ro - Sheen
25c
B. T. WALTON
200 yard Spools
Shaded and Plain Colors
Merchant Tailor
Kleenex
15c
All W ork Guaranteed
While it lasts
Saturday Afternoon
(Watch this space for
Hard to Get Items)
DEPARTMENT
STORE
PHONE
BEAVERTON 3461
B U B B LES
Be wearing a
Bright Reds . . Colorful Plaids
No itching or scratching
Just plain comfort
WEIBY'S
Star Brand and Poll-Parrot Shoe Headquarters
OIL
Circulator
HEATER
»
-
t
DELIVER
of
FURNACE & CHIMNEY
CLEANING
2 for 5c
* ' * in ***
Your Long Awaited
WE
O rg a n ise d m 1 1 9 4
Y e a rs at R eliable Service
PLUMBING
Gas Water Heaters
Fairbanks Morse Pumps
Beaverton, Ore.
Ph. 2925
Embroidery
COTTON
W ATER
*• 7
•' a ;
Rusty Water?
NORCO has a complete line of
softeners, filters, iron removers,
etc. NORCO water conditioners
can solve your water problem.
FREE
For full information fill out Coupon
and mail with one Pint (16 oz.) of
water to Norco-Stewart Co., 426 N. E.
Prescott, Portland 11, Oregon.
NAME.......
ADDRESS.
FOR BETTER FOODS
O r » f on M wfuol F o liu m o r . N O N A S S E S S A B L E
Yew N E V E R pay
m o rs th e n H * . prem ium on t k * t o t . of fh a p"’licv
Orayon M u tu al
S M is t o im more »Son throo time» Ik « l . r p l u l ra y u ir .d bv O r.y o n
In t u r u x t . Law *.
CLEARWATER
100% Virgin Wool Chippewa
JAC-SHIRT, Too
itm
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Alu'ttys Courteous
Service und Fair Prices
All W o r k Guaranteed
Makes {oach of
Cleansing
On the Line
4'X f * * * I ?•••
Save 20 to 25% on yo«ir FIRE INSURANCE COSTS
General Auto Repairing
Brakes relined or
adjusted
Batteries, Tires & Tubes
Tow Service, day or night
A LITTLE S O A P
YES . . . . BE
85
45
MILLER'S
Phones
Portland BR 7960
Beaverton 3661
Corner Lake Rd. and Canyon Rd.
(Just East of Beaverton)
NO SOAP?
A Beautiful Oil Heater - A Wonderful Value
THE IDEAL GARDEN FERTILIZER
Lake Road
Auto Service
“The Complete Shopping Center**
JUST ARRIVED!
VIGORO
G. V. LAWTON, Owner
W H ILE YOU W A IT SERVICE
Velva 1000 Sheet Rolls
Paper Napkins «9. 15c
Management
Specialists In Re-Boring
and Motor Re-Building
ON
TH E
LINE
If you wont to buy, trode or sell,
T R Y A CLA SSIFIED AD
29c
#
I
High school seniors planning to
enter college next fall at any of
the state system institutions have [
been advised to make application
Immediately submitting their rec­
ord up to the present semester.
Instructions for doing this have
been sent to all high schools by
the high school relations commit­
tee of the system headed by E.
B. I^mon, dean of administration
at Oregon State College.
Reason for the early applica­
tions, according to Dean Lemon,
is that applications iron» former
students and returned service men I
are already piling up so rapidly j
that there is danger that this j
year’s high school graduates will |
find the institutions filled to ca­
pacity If they wait until the us­
ual time to apply for admission.
Afer seniors are accepted ten­
tatively on the basis of records
thus far, they can ’’validate” their
admission by submitting a sup­
plementary record of actual grad­
uation from high school.
LATE
FOR SALE: 50 New Hampshire
red pullets, 10-11 mo. old. Laying
60-70 per cent, $2.50 ea.. one 200
chick electric brooder, $10. 2 ap­
proximately 4’ x 8’ garage doors
and hinges, $10.00 Phone Beaver­
ton 2 6 9 7 . _________________ *
I
ALOHA, OREGON
We ore pleased to meet our old
friends and glad to make
new ones
TOO
Under New
WALKER'S
Roy's Radio
DEPOT CA FE
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie FriUlan,
who returned from India last Au­
gust on their first furlough, will
be the speakers in a missionary
service at the Church of the Naz-
arene on Saturday, February 22
at 7:45 according to Rev. Leonard
C. Johnson, pastor of the local
congregation.
The public is cordially invited
to hear these missionaries speak
in the interest of the work of the
Church of Nazarene in India.
i\
A T A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD
Beaverton
Pharmacy
M i» » io u a r ie » to S p e a k
C lu b Member»
Entertain**«! at Dinner
BEAVERTON
PERSONALS
Pond.......................... Stream.......................... Spring.......................
Characteristics:
Hard ..................... Rusty..................... Clear
when drawn..................Highly colored...................Turns
b ro w n
on standing.....................Other.............
Draw sample as close to source as possible
BE
See What We Have!
NOTE THESE COMPLETE CONVENIENCE FEATURES
‘!
Water Supply (Check one) City..................... W ell.....................
1 .0 1 COST.
I \s^
r o o m ! a it :
FA F\ UFA T
Immediate
1 0 0 % SAFF
RFA! I IF! I. \H »E A R \\( F
IHRTFFSS HEAT
Delivery!
BEAVERTON FURNITURE CO.
In the Heart of Beaverton
Phone 3535
Syrup
•
Bisquick
6 Wax Paper
Pie Crust Mix
Dry Beans - All Kinds
GOLDEN WEST
Market and Grocery
Aloha, Oregon
Aloha, 6551