BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
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F R ID A Y , J U N E 20, 1947
McKinley
Elmonica News
BEAVER THEATRE
SHOWER. A pink and blue
nu-ar
viven a at t th
the e hom
show
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was given
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BEAVERTON
£ of Mrs. Phil Held for Mrs. Boyd
Darby, S aturday afternoon. She
fc Wednesday to Saturday— June 18 to 21 FOUR BIG D A Y S j was presented w ith gifts and a
light luncheon w as served.
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RETURN HOME.
Mr.
and
William Bollinger ertu rn ed from
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, June 22 to 24
St. Loui 3 last week, w here they
"IT 'S A W ONDERFUL LIFE"
have been visiting th eir daughter.
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James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore
BKATTLE
VISITOR.
Miss
Maxine Houk is spending
two
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weeks in Seattle at the home
of her sister Mrs. B. J. Winl-
"C A E SA R A N D CLEOPATRA," in Technicolor
! erly.
Claude Rains, Vivien Leigh
Cartoon and News
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IMPROVING. Mrs.
Schalker
is convalescing in a Portlar.o
Friday and Saturday, June 27 and 28
hospital from a recent illness.
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"G A L L A N T BESS," a story of a devoted horse
in N atural Color, M arshall Thompson, Jim D avis
News Single Cartoon
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train, sir? ”
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H ot W ate r
“Yo sho does looks w orried.”
“Boy, I ’se booked u p solid on
worrying- I’se got so m any w or­
ries on m ah m ind th a t if som pln
happens to m e today, Ah w on’t
get tim e to w orry ab o u t it foh
two w eeks.”
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Beaverton
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FURNITURE
For Your Party Room we Hove
New and Pre-War Furniture
For Your Party Room
Good Used Electric Stoves
CANYON ROAD TRADING POST
One mile E ast of B eaverton on C anyon Hoad
VISITING. Mrs. A
H. Mc-
Knight is spending a few days
at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. L. C. Hank and son, Alan
McKnight.
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WKKK. END GLHHTS. Mr and
Mrs. Bill Gilmors and baby Shai*
on spent the week end a t the
Lyle Sm ith home. O ther guests
during the week end w ere Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Hoover and
Sandra of Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Salo and family
of Aloha. Gilmore Hoover, S?alo
and Sm ith were all buddies in
W orld W ar II.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY. Lillian
Trachsel had a p arty on her
ninth birthday last week. Twelve
children were presen t and also
some m others.
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VACATIONING.
W ord
has
been received from Hushnell,
N ebraska th at Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Sm ith are having a grand
vacation back there b u t miss
Oregon.
s e e
VISITING. Lyle Sm ith and
Bill Gilmore w ent to A storia
Sunday to visit A rt Olsvick and
family. Olsvick was also a buddy
in th e service.
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S A II j H DOWN COAST. Mr.
Josiah F. Gilroy of Canyon C rest
Drive flew to S eattle last W ed­
nesday, and because he is a
m em ber of the Coast G uard Re­
serve. was privileged to board
th e ship "A tlanta” w ith a group
of tw enty other men. T hey sail­
ed down the coast u n til they
came to the m outh of th e Col­
umbia river and then cam e down
the Columbia to P o rtlan d w here
they w ere escorted to Queen
Georgene of the Rose Festival,
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R A N C H V I S I T O R S . Back to
their home on Birchwood Road
are Mrs. M. L. M cCaffrey and
Sharon and Lee after a w eek’s
visit to th e Fugene ranch of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. H u nter. T he
H unters form erly lived in th e
home the Louis A m achers now
occupy. Mrs. H u n te r b ro u g h t th e
McCaffreys back to W est Slope
w here she w as m et by Mr
H u n ter who had been on a
m onth's eastern trip .
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"Tim e after time. I've failed
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"I look forward to wearing
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they have a new vitality that
points up their style.”
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LOCAL NEW S
Mr. and Mis. Joseph W.
Bates, 672 S £• 7th st., Bea­
verto n , O n
innounc* the
! hirth of a son, Kenneth William,
Mrs. Hazel B. P u ck ett spent
Ju n e 4, at Forest (»rove (jener- Sunday w ith h er son and daugh- j
al H osptial, Forest Grove, Ore­ ter, Dean and D orothy P u ck ett j
gon.
of P ortlan d and to get acquaint­
ed w ith h er new grandaughter,
Donna Mae.
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V ernon E. P u ck ett of Williu-!
m ina, Ore., who w as in th e Vet!
hospital in P o rtlan d u nderw ent
an operation th ere and they took
VISITIN G IN IOWA. Mr. and a bone o u t of h ip and drafted I
Mrs. R ichard Campbell and fam ­ it in his arm w hich was broke
ily are visiting friends and re­ last F eb ru a ry w hen he alm ost
latives in Iowa Mr. Campbell is got killed in tiinlter.
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a body and fender m an at the
Bonny Slope Garage, and he
Mrs. P earl Dowell of K lam ­
hopes to retu rn to his w ork ath Falls, Ore. and Mrs. Lucille
again soon.
T aylor of Albany, Ore., sp eq t a j
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week ago S unday n ig h t w ith I
IL L AT HOME. Mrs. Ed Bar- th e ir m other, Hazel P u ck ett at
telsky is laid tip w ith a had the Miss Cooke hom e and w ent
knee. She expects to be up and to see th e ir b ro th er V ernon in
around again soon.
the vet hospital.
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NEW J O B Bob Polette is
L ittle C harles H erbie is sick
now w orking swing shift at at his home.
Dell FVelght Lines. He is 3
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freight handler
Miss P earl Cooke called on
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Iva M artin one day last
S T A R T S A BUSINESS. M au­ Mrs..
rice H anson of Bonny Slope has week.
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started a rental business
mile
George Gordon Jr., who has
west of Reedville.
iteen attending the U niversity of
Oregon
at
E ugene
retu rn ed
hom e on T h u rsd ay for th e sum ­
mer.
OF BEAVERTO N
B O N N Y SLOPE
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assure you of the most complete satisfaction, we serve
you with that friendly courtesy and promptness you enjoy
M U L -— '
Church Rites
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Unite Couple In
Beaverton
An Im pressive ceremony was
solem nized Friday evening. May
23 a t 8:00 in the sanctuary of the
F irst M ethodist Church of Beav­
erton, w hen Miss Gloria Jean Do-
ber, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Dober of Cornelius be-
becam e th e bride of Mr. A rth u r
Beevor, son of Mrs. Anna Beevor
of Portland.
The R everend E verett L. Bow’-
ers read th e double ring cere­
mony before an altar hanked
w ith pink peonies and w hite
roses and lighted by w hite can-
tiles.
Preceding the cerem ony Mrs.
M urray Adam s of Eugene sang
“ I Love You T ruly,” and “Be­
cause." accom panied by Mrs.
W esley E llis of Beaverton who
also played the wedding m arches.
T he bride, who was given in
m arriage by her father wore a
wedding gown with j r h i t e satin
bodice and yoke of m arquisette
edged with lace, w ith full m ar­
q u isette skirt and train. H er 3
tiered veil was held in place by
a coronet of w hite satin and
orange blossoms.
She carried a w hite Bible on
which was a gardenia and pink
rose bud corsage.
Miss Beverly Dober w ho was
her sister's honor a tten d a n t wore
a gown of lavender voil and car­
ried a m uff of w h ite satin on
which was a corsage of pink
sw eet peas.
The bride's m aids the Misses
Anna Mae Sroufe and E lva Buh-
ler, classm ates of the bride, w ere
dressed in blue and rose taffeta
gowns and also carlred m uffs
w ith pink and lavendar sw’eet
peas.
T he flower girl, Virginia Pyle,
cousin ol the bride, was sw eetly
dressed in blue taffeta and ca r­
ried a tiny m uff w ith baby pink
rose buds.
A nne Dober, cousin of the
bride and B arb ara Beevor, sis­
ter of the bridegroom , d aintily
dressed in pink sw iss organdy,
lighted th e candles before the
service.
Mr. Jack P re tty of P o rtland
sup p o rted th e bridegroom as best
m an while Messrs. Billy Howel-
e tt, Clayton B ak er and Victor
Zielke served as ushers.
T he bride's m other w as dressed
in a pale g rey suit.
Mrs. Beevor w ore a su it of
Kelly green.
A reception w as held in the
church parlors Im m ediately fol­
lowing the cerem ony.
G randm others of th e bride,
Mrs. T ennis P yle of Hillsboro,
and Mrs. W. L. R eddig of Corne­
lius, poured, w hile M rs. H enry
W elland of P ortland, A u n t of the
bride cut th e w edding cake.
Assisting about th e room s w ere
th e Misses
B arb ara Happel,
R u th Andrew s, Joyce F e a rn and
Relui Lehm an. C lassm ates of the
bride.
In charge of the gift table
w ere Miss Regina M ockmore and
Miss Bernice Setere, also class
m ates of th e bride.
Mrs. C harles K ezar of H a rris­
b u rg had charge of th e guest
book.
F o r traveling Mrs. B eevor wore
a m oss green su it w ith toast
colored topper. H er h at was
cream straw w ith brow n veil.
T he bride is enrolled at the
U niversity of Oregon School of
N ursing in P o rtlan d and Mr. Bee-
vnr K employed in P ortland
The young couple will m ake
th e ir hom e at Cornelius
SI B S t'K IB F .n A D S?
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PHONC BEAVERTON 3891_____________________
Baby Boy
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subscription for free classified
ads In your newspaper
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—Mrs. W. G eertgen’s w as hos­
tess to th e W om an’s Society of
C hristian Service on T hu rsd ay
T here w ere 18 present. Plans
w ere m ade for th e fall bazaar
and a cooked food sale.
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On J u n e 25 th e m onthly
m eeting of the Ziona Circle
of th e 1st M ethodist chu rch will
m eet at th e George Gordon
hom e on W ashington stre e t near
H uber, Ore. for a pot luck din­
ner (picnic) at six o’clock and
th e husbands and sw eeth earts
are invited.
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On T hursday
evening there
w ere 21 Rebekahs from Beaver
ton visited M ultnom ah Lodge
No. 245 in P ortland. T here wrere
five initiated and several o th er
lodges w ere present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F in n of
Sebastojiole, Calif., G ravenstein
apple grow ers end relatives of
Rev. and Mrs. Rowers w ere
guests at M ethodist parsonage
recently. Also stay in g a t pre­
sen t w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bowers
is Mrs. Bowers brother, Mr.
Btow nlow Ream es of Gold Hill,
Oregon.
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The Rebekah Needle and So­
cial Club are having a m er­
ch an ts lunch at the I. O. O. F.
Hall in B eaverton, Ju n e 24th
from 11:30 to 1:30.
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Mr. and Mrs. H ary Deff on
F arm ington Road w'ere overnight
visitors on T h u rsd ay at th eir
friends Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ea-
gon’s of Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs. F red Scott on
H uber avenue loft T uesday for
Hurley, Idaho, w here he is em­
ployed.
E v ert E. Buxton, 20, seam an,
first class, USN, son of Lee E.
Buxton of Beaverton, Ore., has
been
asigned
to
Subm arine
G roup 1, on d u ty w ith th e P h il­
adelphia G roup of th e Atlantic
R eserve Fleet.
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E rn est Lehm an, Jr., %on of
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Lehm an of
route 2. B eaverton, received his
Bachelor of Science degree at
the Seventieth annual Commnce-
m ent exercises of the U niver­
sity of Oregon, Sunday, Ju n e 15.
Mr. Lehm an m ajored in busi­
ness ad m in istratio n in th e u n i­
versity.
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Phone Aloha 6311, Aloha
OUT OF TOWN. Mr. and Mrs.
Wiilliam A. Boorkm an of Sheff-
m an Way, sp en t last W ednesday
BABY BOY. Born to Mr. and and T hursday in Corvallis and
Mrs. Robert Safford, Ju n e 5 at Salem.
St. Vincents H ospital in P o rt­
land, a boy, H u b e rt William.
Mrs. Safford is th e form er Glen-
na Fleskes. Mr. and Mrs. B ert
Fleskes of Cedar Mill are m a­
ternal grandparents.
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< X 0 S W I M ' S C H U t C H . W ilm .nyio».
G IT W T H . Mr. and Mrs. W. I\
D . l a . o i « Th« old«»* church »tructur«
Monroe of G earh art w ere recent
,HH in w l m th. U m t.d Slot«! I* it a -id»
within « »ton« » throw
week end guests of th e Bert
ot tho »pot on which
Fleskes The Fleskes drove them
th« Sw «d«> fit»' I«nd «d
to th eir hom e on Sunday after­
in A m . fic o in 1 63»
noon.
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Deóicatoó Io Soroico
KN LISTS IN ARMY. K enneth
Henson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Henson has enlisted in the
arm y and gone to F o rt Lewis.
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CLUB
M K T S.
T he birthday
club m et Sunday evening a t the
F ran k L au k at home on Barnes
Road. An evening of pinochle
w as enjoyed.
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(GARDEN CLUB M EETING.
Cedar Mill G arden Club will
m eet W ednesday, Ju n e 18 in the
dining room of th e Grange Hall.
Mrs. C. M. M attoon will dis­
cuss in terestin g flow ers to be
included in th e garden. Sugges­
tions on fu tu re flower shows
will be heard.
Mr. .A rth u r Good is much im ­
proved and is able to come home
on week ends. H e would enjoy
seeing his friends at his home
at 225 S. Second, Beaverton.
Phone - Beaverton - 2981
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