Young Couple
Exchange Vows
Chairman for
New Year at
Barnes School
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,an J Ish Kabibble are wondering if Friday the 13th of June
in Pi.rtianli1 Upky dry'
Ish and the Ky8*1, troupe will appear
F<f £ al an<1 the 01' ^ « » o r will be honorary ¿rand
G™ d Ploral Parade that lucky day. Dates of the Hose
festival are June 10 to June 15.
If you miss the “Bus” of life
and your opportunities dissipate
like the morning vapor, meet
misfortune like a man—blame it
The annual school election of
on your wife.
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the Cooper Mt. School will be
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD.
held Monday the 16th at 8 p. m.
If you w u t to buy— B e ll - trade, at the school house, to elect a
new board member and vote on
the budget.
Cooper Mt. School
Election May 16
■irii innrn'n if 11 11 n 11 n n'F nifl
Service and
Repair
on
Washing
Machines
Is Available Here
We are Ready and Able to
handle your work Satisfac
torily at Reasonable Cost.
N ELSO N
We hive only one proletsionil
purpose that beitg lo bring to
Imnn rwlitg our lang-Kttbhshed
pledge ol having yon KNOW that
everything in the wag ol beauty
and tribute has been consummated.
That is our aim, and must be fulfilled
to tour most exacting satisfaction ..
THAT IS OUR PLEDGED WORD
In front of t fireplace decor-1
ated with white call.t lillies, del
phinium and cuddles at the it. N.
Barnes P. T. A. elected offi 1 Tor bet home on the evening of
cers and school principal met 'June 4, Miss Rise Weight of
May 30, 1047 at the home of the Sonthofen. Bavaria, and Air.
of Mr.
president, Mrs. H. C. Walters, to David Torhet, son
name the committee chairmen and Mrs. R. .V. Torbei of Cedar
for the year 1947-48. The mem Mill were united in marirage.
The candlelight, double ring
bers to serve are as follows:
ceremony
was performed by Rev
Budget and Finance, Mrs.
erend Boyd Crane of Pacific
George Berg.
Program. .Mrs. Ray Glasner, University. The bride was at
Hospitality, Mrs. B. L. Temple tended by Miss Lucille Forbet
and the groom by Mr Robert
ton.
Membership, Mrs. Albert Dali- | Beecroft.
The bride wore a cream color
mann.
Publicity, Mrs. Sadie Thomp ed wedding dress which had
been worn by the grooms ma
son.
Publications, Mrs. W. A Mining ternal grandmother, Mrs. R R
Bradley ov«r 70 years ago. A
Historian, Mrs. T. W. Korn.
Room Mothers, Mrs. L. Marsh, full length veil with , coronet
was worn with the dres-. and the
Mrs. D. S. Hendrickson.
Other chairmen will he named bride's bouquet consisted of pink
rose buds and houvardia Lucille
in August.
Mr. L. W. Korn gave a report Torhet wore a pink dress anti
of the meeting of the “Permanent carried a bouquet of lavender
Rquipment and Planning Commit sweet peas and houvardia
tee.” A suggested list of needed
Mr. Irvin Heinrichs sang "O
equipment and supplies was giv Promise Me" ami
'Because. ’’
en to the school hoard.
Mrs. J. O. Russell played the
wedding march.
The meeting was adjourned.
Ice cream and cookies were
Following the wedding a re
served by our hostess.
ception was held at the R. N
Publicity chairman. Sadie
Torhet home with 200 guests ats-
Thompson.
tending. Mrs. George Foege and
Mrs Robert Webb of Silverton
served ices and Mrs Leslie A.
Jones served tile wedding cake.
Mrs. Torhet. a graduate of
Rnsehrook, Austria arrived hers
recently having waited for lVfi
years for her passport Her fam
ily had suffered painfully from
Annual elections featured the the war.
meeting of the Pilgrim Lutheran
The groom has recently grad
Young People’s group held last uated from Pacific University.
Sunday evening at the home of
Among the wedding gifts re
Dorothy Jellum.
ceived hv the couple was a fam
Bob Huth assumed responsibil ily bihle which had come across
ities as president, Marjorie Blanc, the plains, belonging to Mr. Tor-
secretary, Wayne Grandy, treas bet’s greatgrandmother and pre
urer, Maxine Huth, Christian sented by Mrs E. R Bradley.
Growth, oLrna Sprecher, Wheat-
ridge Seals and Christmas cards,
manager, Marvin Blanc, member
ship chairman, and Dorothy Jel-
lum, publicity chairman.
Plans were pushed ahead to
PICNIC. Saturday, June 21 is
be hosts to one hundred county the date of the Cub Scout picnic
leaguers in a ra'ly here later this at MacCleay Pack for cubs, their
month.
parents and friends
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Following refreshments and
games, the meeting was adjourn
BUDGET APPROVED. At the
ed.
Fire District’s annual budget
meeting Friday, June 6, the $9600
Ask for any use your “sub
budget was approved with a
scriber ad" cards when you
vote of 22-0 A board meeting
order your hometown paper.
followed.
DELEGATES NAMED 4-H Sew
ing girls sponsored by the Cedar
Mill Extension Unit to attend the
4-H summer school in Corvallis
as delegates are Arlene Murphy
B u ildin g - R epairin g
and Geraldine Molash. Leedy
Grange is sponsoring a scholar
C em en t \Cork
ship for Suzanne Templeton.
. . .
VISIT
BEACH.
Mr. and Mrs.
Free Estimates
H. R. Johnson spent several days
last week at Gearhart Beach.
Phone Beaverton 2377
Church Group
Name Officers
Geo. C. Ludwig
Refrigeration
Rte 3, Box 388
F R I D A Y , J U J U N E
At Home \\ e<l«ling
Cedar Mill
Every Type of
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
13, 1 9 4 7
The best known way to tell j or better still, cut it all down.
weeds from
vegetables i s to Those that come up again are
watch your neighbors’ chickens, weeds.
SER V IC E..Q U A LIT Y
..V A L U E ..
THAT SUMS UP THE REASONS
WHY FOLKS COME BACK TO
THRIFTY
MARKET
Snowdrift - Spry
Crisco
3 lb. Tin . . . . 1.23
BUTTER
GRADE A
FOREST GROVE Brand
LB.
OLIVES
65c
19c
NO. 1, TA LL
DICED
PEACHES
PEARS
WESSON OIL
73c
QUARTS
NO. 2 Vi TIN
NuBora Bleach
15c
Vt GALLON
TREET Armour's
33c
12 0 Z . CAN
Krispy Crackers
39c
2 POUND BOX
DREFT
,
25c
29c
PACKAGE
Market Specials-. Friday-Saturday
4-H CLU B BLUERIBBONShow Beef
PRICES
Effective
TMRIFTY MARKET
JUNE
^ c e u M Â t o H A .tf
13-14-16
•
PRICES
Effective
JUNE
/
PHONE 3261 - FREE DELIVERY
13-14-16
Beaverton
SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 701
455 W. Baseline
Old Wallpaper Î
Hillsbore, Oregon
Giving You the Blues5
For the G a ls ...
Who want New and differ
ent Clothes,
Designed and made just
for YOU.
at
Nora's
Dressmakim ■9
REL
and LADIES APPARI
For any alterations drop
in, too
ANNE SYVERSON
NORA CARLSON
in Aloha
ogan's Welding
and Supply
orner First and Tucker Streets
Beaverton
H ' » » Il H II II II II II II II II IP I I ' I I IT
Paint Right Over It With
Our New
Immediate
Delivery
KEM-TONE
one - Beaverton - 2981..
Ehrlich Plumbing
& Appliance
Phone Beoverton
3941
Beaverton
SANITARY SERVICE
LANDSCAPING
EVERGREENS
C A M ELLIA S
—
A ZA LEA S
ILEX NURSERY
Barber Shop
Personal Attention
Owned and Operated by
Mr. ond Mrs. Alfred Richard#
Aloha, Ore.
Phone 6332
Green Stamps
We Will Commence Giving the Valuable
With Every Purchase.
ot West " Y "
Beoverton
6
During Our Anniversary Sale on June 13th and 14th
Phone 3634
For Regular-Efficient
Pickup
BEAVERTON 2 6 1 4
1-8 mile West of Beaverton
We will give DOUBLE
Green Stamps
On All Purchases
Lawn Mower
SERVICE
There Will Be Two Counters of Special Bargains, and Sur
prises for You.
PICK UP AND D ELIVERY
SERVICE
PHONE 2771
Roy's Fixit Shop
73 E. Broadway
Beaverton
RICHARDS
In Appreciation of Your Patronage During the Past Year. We
Are Glad to Announce on our First Anniversary, June 13th, 1947,
Fleming Cabinet
Shop
W ELDING— OF A LL KINDS
>mplete Automotive Service
Specialists In Re-Boring
ond Motor Re-Building
Of another Money Saving Service to our Many Loyal Customers
Newest, Most Cheerful
Pastel Colors
STOVES AND FURNACES
both
GAS AND OIL
Aloha, Ore.______________Phong 6411
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ill!
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