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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1947)
VISIT SEASIDE Mrs. Guy Carr, Dorothy Lee, Shirley and their cousin Doug las Thompson from California, spent a couple of days the first of the week at Seaside visiting Mrs. Carrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. • * • PICNIC IN PARK V O LU M E 20, N U M BER 24 E S T A B LIS H E D 1927 Pioneer Teacher Of 1873 Has Birthday Party BEAVERTON WASHI NGTON COUNTY, OREGON FRIT IUL\ 11 '947 S U B S C R IP T IO N IN A D V A N C E $ 2 .0 0 P8R YEA R SIN G LE CO PY FIV E C EN T S Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Straley en tertained two or three couples from Portland on the 4th of July. Having a picnic lunch in the Beaverton Park. * Rebekah Lodge Garden Home Holds Installation Votes to Join On July 1st, Bertha Anderson, Hi Dist. 10 I. O. O. F. Lodges Hold Joint Installation P. T. A. Plan Picnic For July Meeting * * VISITORS FROM EUGENE Mr. and Mrs. Cailell (nee Betty Hansen) anil baby from Eugene and grand mother of Multno mah spent the week end at Mrs. Cadells parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Hansen of South Beaver ton. The Executive Board Beaverton Grade Soho« District Deputy President, assist Teacher Association ed by Torborg Benson, Deputy Beaverton 1. O. (>. F . 1> dgy * * * At an election held June 26 June meeting Tuesday Della C. Fisher had a birthday Marshall, installed the following No. 252 after a short ^ssion t JULY 4TH CELEBRATED residents of the Garden Home June 24th at the home party at her home in Beaverton officers of Beaverton Rebekah their hall on July 7th, left In i district voted 4 to 1 in favor of Merle Davies. Sunday. July 6, with 3 big birth Lodge No. 248. body for Forest Grove, wFi.T IN FESTIVE STYLE joining with the Beaverton Un Those present were Mod.unos day cakes highlighting a birth they held joint installation ' ith Steven Beguin whose birthday Noble Grand, Leona Rands, day dinner in honor of the hap Vice Grand, May Lusk; Secretary, ion High School District No. 10, John Robinson, Carlos (¡randy, Washington Lodge No. 48, Dis is tiie "Fourth of July,’’ enter joint according to results an J. L. McKeel, Veldon Boge. py occasion. Everybody had their Hattie E. Taylor; Treasurer, trtet Deputy Grand Master Paul tained eleven guests at a picnic pictures taken by Marian Setka Faye Saunders; Warden, Esther nounced this week by County Charles Runes, , C. B. Wooden, Lusk, assisted by District Dej>- ¿mil swimming party at Sellwood W. A. Byrd, Al E. Johnson, and Vernon Wolford; Sang folk Mueller; Conductor, Hattie La- school superintendent. uty Grand Marshall Buz Barron Park the 3rd. Three propositions were listed Newman Ward. Robert I ’ m mehn, «jpngs with Dora Barnes at the Due; Inside Guardian, Anna Tay and Chaplin Win. Bloom was in The guests were Craig and organ: Listened to a beautiful lor; Outside Guardian, Minnie on the ballot which included: Ray Cavens, Glenn Eh \rthur charge of installation. Officers Crete Cheshire Jennifer and Jay lullaby by Frances Burke accom Hensley; R. S. N. G., Minine (1) Consolidation with the Bea Carlson, J. O. Holman A. W . installed for Beaverton Lodge Hobbs. Michael Ross, Jerry Cav verton Union High School Dis Beguin anil Fisher Logan. panied by Mary Cady and en- j Hedgpeth. are as follows: ens, Nancy KoKich, Gloria Rawls, trict. (2) Consolidation with the At a short business meeting, joyed the best old-time visit of Noble Grand, Jack Jones; Vice Lorena and Colleen Middleton, L. S. N. G., Anna May Rogers; Tigard Union High School Dis with reports from committee the season. Hale Cady had FIRST LT. EDWARD C. Grand, LaVern McRobert, Secre and Larry Beguin. R. S. V. G., Evelyn Scott; L. S. chairmen, it was suggr ed and J o n e s of Route 1, Beaverton, tary, S. A. Taylor; Treasurer, E. trict. charge of registering all guests. A very fine time was report %\lany valuable gifts were re V. G , Ellen LaRue; Chaplain, (3) Remaining in a non-high favorably voted to have i fam R. Sheets; Warden, Ernest Reyes; ed by all. Mrs. Cheshire and Mrs. and T i Eileen M. Wil Gerthude Andross; Musician, Mil ily affair, basket picnic supper ceived. school district status. liams of Binghampton, V Y. lis Conductor, John Bollinger; Out Middleton assisted Mrs. Beguin dred Harris; Flag Beater, Mar Della C. (Allen) Fisher taught jory Reyes; Altar Beaters, Eoith The voting as announced was: for the July meeting at the ten alternatively as Chaplain Wil side Guard, E. W. Hedgpeth; In in the conducting of the party. the Beaverton school located at Osweld and Elsie Anders. Junior proposition one 73 votes; prop home of Mrs. A. W. Beguin at liam 1’. Barrett performs wed side Guard, Elmo Taylor. R. S. N. (¡., Wm. Bloom: L. S. PICNIC PARTY East Broadway on the old school P. N. G., Mable Gillmore osition two, 18 votes; proposition Junction and ('enter S tre e ts on ding ceremonies June 11 at the July 24 at 6:30 p. m. N. G., Alvin Maley; R. S. N. G., grounds between the David Pur three 11 votes. Mtousa headquarters Chapel. Lt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conner of The installing officers handled After guests had taken advan ser and Joe Rossi homes back in In order that the consolida Jones and T/4 Williams are both John Rands; L. S. N. G., Don Mel- S. W. Wilson avenue entertain the work nicely. There was a tage of the Hostess’ gracious in 1878. Prior to teaching in Bea tion be completed a petition assigned to the Signal section, brandt; R. S S., Elmer Benson; ed a large group of their friends L. S. S., John O. Anderson; Chap verton, she taught at the Colum fine attendance of members and signed by 100 taxpayers of Un vitation to inspect her newly and Mtousa. bia Academy school N. E. of visitors after lodge closed, we all ion High School District No. 10, beautifully remodeled home, site (U. S. Army Signal Corps Photo) lain, Geo. Wenzel; Musician, San and relatives on the evening of tiie Fourth with a picnic in the Hillsboro. She often thinks of her adjourned to the dining room, jt., must be presented to the dis was presented with a beautiful ford Rogers. where the tables were beautiful floor lamp in appreciation of her Lodge Correspondent, Lester park they have developed on the fine scholars of early days. trict board, after which an elec property next to their home. ly decorated with lodge colors tion will lie called by the County always helpful cooperation. W. Young. Those present at the party and flowers. Coffee, ice cream Refreshments were then serv Junior Noble Grand, Alford E. were: Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. Cady, and cake were served and a so- School Superintendent for a vote ed, and a very e n jo y a b le evening FISHING EXCURSION within the district to accept the Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Setka, Mr. ial hour enjoyed. came to an end. Washington County Convention Mr. and Mrs. Hen Eddy and additional area. and Mrs. Robert Byrne, Patrick Publieitv Chairman, Committee then took charge of family siient the Fourth of July If such action becomes effec Byrne and Mary Byrne, Aber MRS. FISHER F. LOGAN. the meeting To make final ar fishing the Wilson River. The tive it will apply after July 1, deen, Wash. Josephine Allen, rangements for tile l.O.O.F. Eddy's enjoyed themselves in 1948. Costa Mesa, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. County picnic to 1 k > heid at spite of the fish, which refused Calvin Barnes, Newberg. Essie The Mary-Martha Class of the Shutes Park in Hillsboro, August to cooperate. Silver, Lloyd V. Fisher and Alice Lee Eddy i> spending the sunt Beaverton Christian Church held 3rd. M. Allen, Portland All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and mer working for the Pacific Tele its meeting June 17th at the Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Burke, home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Beguin, their families are invited to at phone Company at St. Helens, Frances Burke and Floyd Burke, tend pot luck lunch at 12 o’clock Oregon. with 32 attending. Buxton. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Al A picnic supper was enjoyed sharp, as the committee wish to len. Lou Ann Allen, Cornelius. Beaverton I. O. O. F. and Sheri outdoors: with baked beans, sal start the sports program at one HOME FROM HOSPITAL J. C. Brown, Tillamook. Vernon ads, hamburgers, and all the o’clock, there will be various R. Wolford, Banks. Mr. and Mrs dan ball game played at Beaver Mrs. W. A. Bunnell returned The Cedar Mill Community trimmings, and topped off with contests and prizes will be award Phillip Burke. Phyllis Burke, For ton Sunday July fi. Was one of to her home Tuesday, July 1, Church will have the dedication the outstanding games played by home made ice cream, fresh rasp ed the winners. Music by Gales est Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Her having spent a long, long month Den two of Beaverton Pack of their new Church lot and Greek Band and perhaps a soft m the hospital with a seriously bert Thomas, Mrs. Audra Strat the lodge team this season. 517, enjoyed a hike and picnic ground breaking services follow berries and cookies, each family furnishing something for the sup ball game. Come out and have a | infected foot. The healing is tak It was really a game, a good in Macleay Park, June 12. The ton, Mae L. Fisher and Earl E good time. baseball fan would have enjoyed. boys obeyed orders, kept in file ing the Sunday morning service per. Fisher, Beaverton. ing plan: slowly. Mrs. Bunnell After the business meeting expects to be -confined to a wheel This group has planned a skat Score being 6 to 3 in favor of and in general conducted them on July 13. In the evening at 7 15 Rev. ing party and picnic supper at lodge closed In due form, anil we Beaverton. chair for about two more months selves as true cub scouts should. Paul J. Pietsch of the Bible In Shute Park at Hillsbeio for were Invited to the dining room, And by the way this boy Tur Nadine and Virginia Bunnell Those participating in the hike stitute of Los Angel«-- \ 0 show where a generous helping of deli are staying with their parents Wednesday July 16 ner pulled plenty of tricks out were Mike Madden. Allan Cobb, pictures of that great institution. All Beaverton Christian cious strawberries, ice cream and >The first 1 H Club metiing, j of the bag to 010 '’’' *vts game. Jimmie Cowie, Bobby Elliott, Several splendid - gilts have Church members are invited, cake, was served to each of n | on S. W. McCbesnuy to help c»re T > team as a whole played Duane Nelsoh. Craig Cheshire, d under the leadership of ( laru'oeii come in for the project, besides young and old alike, there will vie lt is my understanding that Bro. tor* rheir »rlO*tl*v, dnrti.pU« -his time. They are filling short sing Jay Hobbs, George Jacobs, Bobby those given by the i>eople them something for everyone to do. Sweet, was held at her home heads up ball. Tom Smith raised tin* strawber ing engagements in the mean Now, Beaverton fans, lets get Bess, and Mrs. Beguin, Den Wednesday June 25, 1947. selves. Bonny SB >i>e Sunday Each family brings a complete ries, well enough said Tom time, having appeared at Salem There are five members, Sylvia behind this club by turning out Mother, assisted by Mrs. Che School and Church have united lunch and dishes, with coffee lad knows how to grow them. ! July 13 this Sunday at 2 30 and last week on the American Le shire and daughter Crete. Wilson, Barbara and Mary Sweet with the Cellar Mill Church and ing furnished. Come and bring gion program, and planning to be This was the last meeting for a gift of One Thousand Dollars your friends kids, we'll have a Marilyn Miller and Janice Hac- I watch these boys take the i Banks team at the Beaverton ball tlie summer hut the boys are all in Klamath Falls July 11. kett. provided by them for the new swell time. The gills learned how to meas grounds this is at the grade urged to attend pack meetings, building. Construction lumber I school. second Tuesday of each month VISITING GRANDPARENTS ure flour, salt and shortening. Don’t forget this is going to and also to play softball ea*h has also been provided as a gift. After club yells and songs, re Jay Avhelpohl of DeLake, Ore The lot itself was a gift. Exca freshments were served by the be a good game as Banks is one Tuesday at three at 2nd and Hall vation and building is expected gon, Is visiting his grandparents, of the Top teams in this league. I in Beaverton. hostess. Mr and Mrs. H. A. Hollopeter to begin this month. The minis We need your support to make The Rev. Francis Sturtevant of on S. W. McChesney Road. On The second meeting the girls ter is Rev. Simon E. Forsberg. Bethel Church’ is in charge of Saturday, July 5, Jay enjoyed made poached eggs with white this another win. i RANCH GIRL LIFE tin1 weekly religious news broad seeing tiie Molalla Buckaroo with sauce and shirred eggs. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Welterburg , FARMERS UNION MEETING cast and scripture recordings ov his grandparents. After singing one song and one Diana Whisnant was the guest of S. W. Brentwood avenue, to er Station KXL each Saturday yell, refreshments were served Bryan Hollopeter is home from of Joan Kamm at the Kamm gether with their son, Victor Cedar Mill Farmers Union will in juij from i 30 i" 2:80. bv the hostess. the University of Oregon. He The Beaverton Grange is spon ! meet at Barnes School on Walk ranch in Walla Walla, Wash, last Wetterborg and his wife; and Mr. Sturtevant’s experience as daughter, Mrs. R. A. Hartzog and soring moving pictures, to which radio announcer over station plans to enter the second sum er Road Monday evening at 8:30 week. Diana’s parents Mr. and Mrs. her family, joined a family gath the public is invited. Illustrating WABY in Albany, N. Y. was re- mer session at the end of July. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gillam, for p. m. July 14th. Neil Whisnant and son Bruce ering of Mr. WetterlKirg’s at Cres- methods used to control weeds sponsible for his selection by the Entertainment, motion pictures merly of McChesney Road, are Refreshments, went up to the ranch to spend well, Oregon, Friday. Mr. Wetter in lawns, gardens and fields, as Rev. Walter Knutsen, chairman RETURN FROM CANADA the proud parents of Gary Evans in technicolor. who was born in the Oregon City Members and friends urged to the Fourth of July and to bring borg reports very successful fish well as to destroy insects. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Hail of the Portland Council of There will also be one or two Churches Radio Committee. ing on the Willamette during the Diana home. Hospital Sunday, June 1. attend. and son Dick returned Wednes reels on Oregon Wild Life. The week end. The Rev. M. Knutsen Is in day evening, July 2, from an in date is July 14 at 8:15 p. m. at California attending a conference teresting two week’s trip In Can the grange hall. Everyone who on Religious Radio Broadcasting. ada. A great deal of their time is interested will l»e very wel was spent near Banff. The return come. trip was through Glacier Na ENJOYED RANCH LIFE At their last night meeting the tional Park. program was in honor of Flag Mrs. E. T. Stuhr and sons Al Day and consisted of music, Ion and Edward returned to their » ENJOYED CAMPING readings, a tableau and a dis home on S. W Canyon Drive WKHTBALF, (HILDKKN gath cussion on the privileges and Mr. and Mrs. I^arry Rarzee and ered in front of "Flbiger” home responsibilities in a democracy. Sunday, June 29, after a month’s sons returned early in the week visit with relatives in California. Sunday, June 29 in readiness for Members of the Home Econ Much of the time was spent in from a restful camping trip on colorful and fantastic parade. omics Club met at the hall Tues piedmont with • • • Mrs. Stuhr’s the South Santlam river. day afternoon and put a quilt in mother, Mrs. J. V. Jacobsen, and O l’ T H T A N 1» I N G I' Alt IK I the frames. on the ranch of Mrs. Stuhr’s ATTEND RODEO PANTS in Wt tdale cl brother, Henry Jacobsen, near parade shown below, reading left Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Runes, to right: Michael Madden who FROM CHICAGO VIA PLANE Sacramento, where Allen learned Gary, Caroline and Linda spent provided the music; "Skippy” On Thursday, July 3, Miss to ride a horse and milk a cow: the Fourth at the St. Paul Rodeo Lorenson, representing “Argen Helen V. Costello of Chicago, a and Edward learned to climb with Mr. and Mrs. William Boy tina,” 2nd prize: Queen, Kathy sister of Mrs. William J. Mallen, windmill towers. er and son of Portland, and Mr. O'Neill, sweepstakes; Penny Cav- arrived in Raleigh Hills with her and Mrs. Jack Wood, from Cali en and unidentified boy repre two nephews, “Cappy” Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grant fornia. and senting Holland, 3rd prize: First “Stormy,” sons of Mrs. Mallen’s and son Dick spent the week prize. United Nations, America, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. end with Mr. and Mrs. Avis Cros- Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Riley Bud Bess (float made by Michael and Mrs. Harold C. Ernst. Miss ley of Forest Grove. The Hills and family moved to a large and Patricia Madden). Twirlers, Costello and the Ernst children boro Fourth of July celebration farm Just outside of Corvallis, Ix>nny Matson and Patricia Mad made the trip west by plane. Wednesday, July 2. was attended. den. (Photo by Jack Osfield) I. O. O. F. Team Downs Sheridan Score 6-3 Christian Church Picnic Party at Shute Park July 16 Scouts Urged to Play Ball Each Tuesday at 3 p m. Ground Breaking Service for Cedar Mill Church 4-H Club Meets Rev. Sturtevant Contre! of Weeds To Broadcast In Moving Picture At Grange Hall Westdale Kids On Parade !
