BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, April 25, 1947
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As the weather grows warmer
you will enjoy
Arden Ice
Cream
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. M iller
ju st returned from a tw o w eek
w edding trip w hich to o k them
through parts of Oregon, W ash
ington and British Colum bia.
T h e M illers drove to Seattle,
w here they w ent by boat to V ic
toria, B. C. to the E m p ress H o
tel. They stayed there for three
days, w hile they drove about V an
couver Island.
Then they w ent to th e V ancou
ver H otel in Vancouver. B. C. for
a 2 day stay.
From V ancouver
th ey drove
through
the W enatchee-C helan
country w hich is now a t th e height
of apple blossom season. Mr. M il
ler w as very much Im pressed w ith
the excellen t condition o f all the
orchards in that vicinity.
From there they drove to Spo
kane w here they sp en t several
days. Mrs. M iller (fo rm erly M ar
garet Green) has been a librarian
in Spokane for the past few years.
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A M other's D ay sa le w as plan
ned at the aregular m eetin g of
the H azeldale H appy H our club
T h ursd ay evening. T he date w as
se t for M ay 3 a t 7:30 p.m. in the
H azeldale School.
F an cy work and aprons w ill be
sold. R efresh m en ts are to be serv
ed buffet style.
T he m em bers w ere Invited to
a pot-luck dinner at the hom e of
Mrs. Morton M iller for th e next
m eeting.
A fter the b u sin ess m eetin g, the
hostess, Mrs. L. M arkell, served
refresh m en ts to the ten m em bers
and one visitor present.
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Altar Society Notes
The Prescription Store
51 Broadway
by Don Grandy
E velyn Marsh, H um m er editor,
led her sta ff to first place at the
P a cific U niversity second annual
n orthw est journalist co n test last
Friday, when sh e w on first place
in editorial w riting.
Held at F orest Grove, B eaverton
high edged out 24 schools of tw o
sta tes by secu rin g four honors,
follow ed by W ashington high of
P ortland w ith two.
P resen ted
by th e O regonian,
E velyn w as given a b eau tifu l gold
cup. P a cific has offered her an
$800 scholarship in their school
o f journalism for the junior and
senior years.
O nly double w inner am ong the
96 en tries w as J ea n n ette E dw ards
w ho placed third in sp eech report
in g and new s photography.
D arlene Sayles, a ssista n t editor
o f the H um m er, also secured a
third in n ew s feature.
The regular m onthly m eetin g of
the W ashington C ounty F arm ers
U nion w ill be held at the C ham
ber of C om m erce in H illsboro, Sat
urday. April 26th at e:00 p.m.
L yle Thom as, S ta te L egislator
and S ecreta ty o f the O regon State
F arm ers U nion #wlll be th e guest
speaker. H is subject, “H ow the
R ecen t L eg isla tiv e S essio n E ffects
the Oregon F arm er.”
R eports of the A griculture sit
uation in the county w ill be given
and a general d iscu ssion of Far
m ers Union participation in the
referendum
repealing H . B. 99
(th e Idaho Pow er B ill) and the
d efeat of th e proposed S a les Tax
T he A ltar S ociety held its 4th
w ill he held.
R efresh m en ts w ill be served a l m eetin g of the year W ednesday,
April 23 at th e parrish rectory,
ter adjournm ent.
¡Mm. L am berger presiding.
T he date of our public dinner
has been ch an ged to M ay 17th.
The m enu w ill featu re baked ham
instead of sp a g h etti, as originally
stated.
T h ank s is ex ten d ed to Mrs.
L am berger w ho w as h o stess at a
ON DISPLAY NOW
May P arty held for the b en efit of
the Altar Society.
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On Sunday, April 20, a fte r the
ood sa le in th e b a sem en t of the
church, St. C ecilia’s Y oun g P eo
p les’ Club had the d raw in g for
he lucky num bers on the project
started three w eek s previously.
T he results w ere as follow s: Mr.
C harles M cE lligott o f 7412 S. W.
C anyon D rive w on first prize, two
b eau tifu l hand em broidered pil
low slips and a pair of sh eets;
Mrs. E. L. K ropp w ho liv es w ith
in the im m ediate d istan ce of the
Portland
G olf Course, received
second
prize, a g en u in e leather
pigskin tra v elin g kit, Tony K issel
o f O sw ego b ecam e the w in ner of
the third prize ,tw o lovely pillow s
w ith pillow tops.
Chet Bakken’s
CONTAINERS
BEAVERTON
PERSONALS
Incorporation
Defeated 77 to 56
|B H S Journalist«
First in Contest;
Marsh Wins Cup
have
Farmer« Union
Meets Tomorrow
for lunch and dinner.
Sold in
Pints, Q uarts or Gollons
'
Miller« Return
From Trip
nuemosopms
The election on w hether or not
the R a leig h district would incor
porate Into the city of R aleigh
w a s d efeated by a vote of 77 to
56 a t th e election held la st S a t
urday, April 19.
T h ree petitions
bearing m ore
th an 60 nam es and representing
w ell over the 20 per cen t of the
local v oters had been received by
the W ashington County Court a sk
in g th a t th is question be put to
a vote.
E arl 8. B riggs headed the group
favorin g incorporation.
PA ST NOBLE G R A N D S
HONORED
At the regular meeting of the
R ebekah Lodge
th e Past N oble
G rands w ere honored gu ests. E ach
P. N. G. w as presented w ith a
b eau tifu l corsage.
A play “A L ight E re W e P a s s ”
and a son g su ng to the tune of
the "Old O aken B u ck et” w as very
good. A tribute to th e P.N .G .’s.
T here w ere tw en ty one P ast
Noble Grands present. A fter the
lodge
w as closed d eliciou s re
freshm en ts were served.
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SOCIAL
CLUB. T he R ebekah
N eedle and Social Club w ill m eet
at the John R and hom e on A lex
ander St. at A loha. M ay 2nd. Pot
luck lunch at noon. All are w el
com e.
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V ISITS. Lou Tullock, an old tim e
resid en t of B eaverton v isited w ith
friend s last Sunday. H is hom e at
W aldport recently burned.
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SIL V E R TE A . T he S ilver T ea at
the M asonic H om e on Sunday w as
¡a lovely affair. T he flow ers w ere
gorgeous and m any Grand and
P a st Grand o fficers w ere present.
Mrs. D ora Stipe, P a st Grand Ma
tron. w as in th e receiv in g line.
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MUCH IM PR O V E D . Mrs. Antro-
bus, w h o has been quite ill w ith
the flu is m uch im proved and
able to be up.
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W E E K E N I)
V ISITO R . D ick ey
M iller of O regon C ity w as v isit HOSTESS. Mrs. R obert Merx en
i n g h is folk over th e w eek end. tertained the in term ed iates o f the
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M ethodist Sunday School in
the
N a tio n a l Baby W eek is April
26 to M ay 3rd. D uring this tim e A T T E N D T H E A T R E . A num ber chusch basem ent on F riday eve-
w e pay tribute to the k in gs and from B eaverton atten d ed the P a s ' ning. All reported an even in g w ell
spent.
queen s of th e nursery.
sion P la y in P ortlan d Sunday.
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Babies^ are w onderful! A sk a n y
one w ho has one. E ven though I A T T E N D C A R N IV A L. T he Jay
National Baby Week is
they tak e a lot of care and have G ibsons
Sr., S tra ley s
and Mrs.
a little world of equipm ent, food C arrie Leonard a ttend ed th e d in
April 26 - May 3
and play th in gs entirely their own n e r and carnival a t the C annery in
th a t cau se us a lot of trouble and | Garden H om e Saturday evening.
But . . .
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expense, th ey are w ell w orth it.
• Remember M other, Too.
W e w ouldn ’t trade ours for any ( 11 E l. RIO C L l II. T he Cheerio
other baby in the world.
She played on important
9 lub m et at L am b erts la st F riday
and a nice luncheon w as served
part
in this celebration!
Mrs. P earl N ew m an w as a sub.
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Remember HER with
¡A T T E N D
FUNERAL.
Mr. and
! Mrs. D on M cD onald accom pan
ied by Mr. and Mrs. A1 Sm ith of
from
On April 17 the Busy B ees S ew D ong Beach, W ash., w en t to Yre-
in g Club held a m eeting at the ka, Cal. early T u esday m orn ing to
hom e of m em ber, E laine H ansen. a ttend th e funeral o f a brother,
Mrs. H ighbe, Club Leader, gave E arl O leson, w ho w as injured on
a d em onstration on plackets w hich S atu rd ay in an auto a ccid en t and
passed a w ay Sunday.
E arl w as
proved u seful to the girls.
S ch olarsh ip
blanks for a tte n Mrs. M cD onald’s yo u n g est brother.
In Walker's Dept. Store
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d ance at sum m er school were d is
Phone orders to Beaverton 3461
cussed.
V ISIT IN G P A R E N T S. Mrs. Pran-
or Scholls 8 3 2 2
P la n s are being made for
a k o ff recently
from the Orient,
M other’s T ea to be held in May.
d augh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
T he m eetin g over, the girls en M iller, Is v isitin g them .
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joyed
th e refreshm ents served
w hich con sisted of w ieners, soda V ISIT IN F O R E ST G R O V E. Mr.
pop and ice cream .
and Mrs. H. C. Miller, Mrs. Pran-
N ex t m eetin g will be held on k o ff a siste r and D ick ey M iller of
O regon C ity visited a son of Mr
Thursday, May 8.
R eporter, A nita P ienovi
and M is. H. C. M iller in F orest
Suits, Sport W ear
G rove Sunday.
National Baby W k.
April 26 to May 3
Busy Bees
Enjoy Meeting
Doll House
Flower Shop
Tailored to
M easure
W hite.
S O 98
V ariety of Fancy
BABY BONNETS
W hite
Dotted Swiss trimmed
lace and eyelet
in
$ <| .49
W hite Nylon trimmed in Satin
Ribbon
$1
.59
Red Checked Gingham
$ 4 .4 9
SHOE
REPAIRING
Material
CHAMBERLIN'S
in lawn and dimity, smocked in
Blue and Pink
1
.70
HIGH CHAIR PADS
W aterproof.
V ariety of colors
and Patterns
SHIRTS
A lterations
Highest Q uality
B eaverton high again m ade an
ex cep tion al track sh ow ing T u es
day. April 22 w hen they d efeated
the v isitin g N ew berg T igers 92-30.
T he B ea v ers took 11 out o f 14
fir st and scored heavily in every
event.
H igh point m an for the day, Joe
G ervais, brought 1 1 points to Bea
verton by w in n in g the 100 and
200 yard d ashes. He also won in
the 880 yard delay.
DAINTY DRESSES
$4 98
Broadcloth and Gabardine
Beaverton Trounce
Newherff
at Track
p
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Visit Our Complete
Baby Department
Saturday Afternoon
in
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and A U X IL IA R Y
Beaverton Post No. 124
R E G U L A R M E E T IN G
1st and 3rd W ednesday each month
at 8 :1 5 p. m.
Temporary M eeting Place
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B E A V ER T O N 3461
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New
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Parent Teachers Association
Regular M onthly Meeting
4th Tuesday of Each Month
at 8 p. m.
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From where I sit...
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Colors Pink, Blue ond
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BABY ESMOND
BLANKETS
W e feature a complete line of
Cy Hartman finally got his new
barn painted, hut plenty of folks
had a hand in it. W henever som e
one got a free day. or a little extra
time, they’d ctinte over and help
out with paint and brush.
hanging from the rafters: m ake
shift tables spread heavy with
food: and Kd Carey's fiddle play
ing while the folks enjoyed their
beer—Cy's barn was sure a mighty
hospitable-looking plaec!
And Cy, to show his apprecia
tion, held a big “barn warming’’
Saturday—for all the folks who’d
helped him <but not barring those
who couldn’t). M r Hartman sup
plied sandwiches, and Cy rolled
out a mellow keg of beer.
You’d never think of a barn as
“homelike." l<ut with those lantern«
From where I sit, it’s just about
as appropriate to have a barn
warming as a housewarming . . .
if only because it’s another chance
to get neighbors together in a
spirit of good fellowship.
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