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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1947)
News and Views Of the West Slope Community; — Families Merchants Manse Visitors Luncheon Hostess Ice Box Pudding Hold Picnic Reverend and Mrs. H. A. Armi tage and daughter Beverly re turned to their home on S. W. Brentwood Avenue on Tuesday, July 8, from an interesting and delightful month long trip through the east and Canada. Soon after their return, Rever end A. K. Stewart, secretary of the Board of American Missions, which is helping to finance the building of the Valley Community United Presbyterian Church, Mrs. C. Ronald Mott was hos tess at a lovely luncheon Sunday afternoon, July 20, at her home on S. W. McChesney Road. Miss Mildred Walen, supervisor of the Obstetrics Department of the Ev erett General hospital. Everett, Washington, was the honored guest. This was the first time in 10 years that Miss Walen had re turned to Oregon. She is a grad uate of Emanuel Hospital and served on the staff at the hos pital before going to Everett. Thirty of her past associates were guests at the luncheon, among them Miss Enola Miller, director of nurses and Miss Alice Swamon, superintendent of the Obstetrics department, Mrs. Mott the hostess, was superintendent of Emanuel Hogptial for 17 years, part of which time Miss Walen was on the staff. -il*liH -ii u ii ii n i| n ir i n m 11 n i| | Deóicùteó io Soroicô AlTN CU S Y ^ A G O G U e . Pr«Qu«. C*«<H ••lovo ki« Th« old«st »ynogogy# .n Rroflu«, rt wot r«bo*lt in «orly G o th « styl« oft«r th« burn ing of th« Gh««o I « t 330 Three large tables well loaded with picnic fare were arranged in the back yard, with a fire in the fireplace and lights strung around adding to the enjoyment of the occasion. A large number of members and their guests was present. Miss Angie Harrington was in charge of the arrangements. WEEK END A T BEACH From the day we hrst opened the doors of our institution... our pledge has been to fulfill the exacting integrity of an honored profession. That we have succeeded in this pledge is attested to by all we have served. POPULAR • CLASSICAL George A. Long, president of Pittsburg Zenia Theological Sem inary. Children's Records Choice Selections of Gifts REPAI RS CROSLEY RADIOS BEACON S. W. R ® »d Open Tiles, and Fri. Evenings U n til Œ i Œ X i r t r ii ii ii 9 ■. CLASSES TO BEGIN n. ii ii ir-ii-u in n i Every Type of Service and Repair on Washing Machines Is Available Here We are Ready and Able to handle your work Satisfac torily at Reasonable Cost. NELSON LADIES DRESSES ARE HANDLED W ITH PERSONAL Refrigeration CARE IN OUR DEPARTM ENT OF SILKS SALES AND SERVICE C A LL US FOR YOUR N EX T ORDER Phone 701 455 W. Baseline Phone BR. 4861 Alterations Repairing The Camp Council Fire held at Camp Adahi Saturday, July 26, was attended and enjoyed by Mesdames Ben Eddy. Velden Boge. John Robinson, and Adolph Krause. The W. A. McKenzies of S. W. Murray spent last week in Wal lowa. Ore., with Mr. McKenzie’s parents. Fishing, mountain climb ing, and just relaxing were the chief pleasures. TIM C .n r o n ATTEN D COUNCIL FIRE VISIT IN W ALLOW A West Slope Record and Gift Shop *903 STORK CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Don Denison, son Don and daughter Judy Lynn, together with Mrs. Denison's sis ter, Mrs. Florence Beardsley, BABY BOY spent the last week end at Sea Mr. and Mrs. John Mackie, Portland (nee Dorothy Sayre) are side. Oregon. the proud parents of a son Mich ael. born Saturday. July 12. came with his family from Pitts Michael weighed 8 lbs.. 1 oz. at burg, Penn, to stay at the manse. birth. With the Stewarts was Reverend New Releases TRIPLEX WEST SLOPE CLEANERS Friday and Saturday BOTTLE CAP and OPENER Mrs. D. D. Ellis and Mrs. Hy Samuels spent Leaders’ Day, vis iting at Camp Wildwood, Canhv, Oregon, which is the Girl Scout Camp. The girls from the Raleigh Hills Troop No. 120 at Camp from July 14 to 28 were Mary Jo Cornell, Gwendolyn Ellis, Patri cia Fowler, Dorothy Kreuttner, Marilyn Neupert, Barbara Porter. Roberta Samuels, Mary Twist, Carol Wagner. Martha Walters and Diana Whisant. # * • * West Slope Hardware H&H Green Htamps Given SPECIAL on Matching Revlon Lipstick and Beaverton Christian Youth Fellowship will meet Monday evening, 7:30 p. m. at the home of Wayne Grandy at Grandy’s Auto Court. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Seidler, Pa tricia and Richard left Friday, July 18 to spend the week end at Long Beach, Wash. With them were Mr. and Mrs. J. Minor and daughters Lois and Luella; Mrs. W. Schallberger and Mrs. M Schallberger and sons Arthur and Boby. They returned to their homes Monday, July 21. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hihbs Beaverton residents, are proudly announcing the birth of a daugh ter, Jill A., who arrived on July 12 . Nail Polish B EA T EA SE... With a new Permanent Wave From HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON B.W. Canyon Rd. BR. 7988 LEACH & BUCK Crushed Rock, Sand, Gravel Mason Sand, Lawn Dirt ORDERS TA KEN at We»t Slope Btumhinff Service Bachelor's Carnation Bright Forecast Raven Red Scarlet Slipper Pink Lightning Mahogany Rosy Future Is your guarantee of a top-notch repair or lubrication job . . . • ROTOTILLER and TRACTOR REPAIR • HIGH PRESSURE LUBRICATION • STEAM CLEANING • WELDING • BATTERY REPAIR Complete Auto. Truck, SERVICE R Eu co n 7 5 4 2 All Colors M O D ER N E Q U IPM E N T Prescription Specialists 8805 S. W. Conyon Road Cut Flowers Potted Plants From our own green Houses Beaverton Florists at Ellis m On Lombard, just S. of Allen Appi ki nets DOUGHTY'S Phono 2965 H ÍG H LU R V T lR € S f iR V lC O leó!: >uuT ' l l c l T I R ¿ S R € < ;fiP P in G "R € P «IR in G - VULCPHIZinG ** O f f “Anything In Tires” 258 W. Tualatin Valley Highway and Short Street Beaverton, Oregon Phone 3871 This Is the Time •‘ DON'T W AIT 'TILL TOO LATE" TO PLAN T YOUR LAWN From Now Until September 10th is the growing season LA N D H C A PIN G IN OUR SPE C I A L T Y . , . or Wi* Have All M-iIrrinN Available for You to Ho Your Own. Canyon Road Seed and Floral Co. Canyon Road at Walker Road BR. 0051 “ Everything for the Garden' ' 1 11 // JEW ELER S JEW ELR Y w in Tho DOROTHY SHOP ^ BLINDS OIL OP ENDURING BEAUTY West Hills Venetian Blind Co. LUBRICATION W e s T sl OPE WASHING, WAXING KAISER-FRAZIER DEALER The Valley View Richfield Station We Pick Up and Deliver I PHARMACY Conyon Rd. D IAM O N D S O nr Specialty Phone 2701 t PIU9 TAX WEST SLOPE Compart Phones TR 8039 Beoverrv,n 3799 • Doily Service to Portland and Hillsboro 8717 S. W. Canyon Road K E L L Y MOTOR CO MOULAR ‘2 - JAR W ATCH ES BEacon 9492 Tractor Cleanses thoroughly... pampers dry skin. One dollar saving on fhe big half pound jar. C olon ial Dames quality. \ \ West Slope Beauty Shop GAS BEAVERTON, OREGON Dr. Mark B. Rich, secretary, Town and Country Work. The American Baptist Home Mission Society, with headquarters in New York City will speak at the Methodist Church this com ing Sunday during the morning worship service. Dr. Rich, a native of the Tual atin Valley and a member of the family which operates the Rich and Sons’ Nursery is on his an nual vacation, and Rev. Bowers an acquaintance of Rev. Rich for nearly eight years is delighted that this outstanding leader of I the Baptist Chuoh can appear in the pulpit during the local pastor’s absence this Sunday. Other speakers during Mr. Bowers’ vacation will be an nounced each week While away, Rev. and Mrs. Bowers will ajv pear on the first Sunday at the Medford Friends Church. On the three following Sunday mornings our pastor has been invited to preach in the First Presbyter ian Church In Ashland. Oregon. Registration for the second session of the school of violin YOUNG SON playing, conducted by Ruthann Mr. and Mrs. George R. Burton McKenzie, was Monday. August of Charming Way are happy ust 4, 9:30 a. m., at the Kiwanis over the July 10 arrival oi their hall in Beaverton. first bom, (Brian Henry who was born at Wilcox Memorial Hos pital weighing 8 lbs. 5 ounces. | A T SUMMER SCHOOL * • • Bryan Hollopeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hollopeter, left VISITS ENROUTE Saturday, July 26, for jiugene, Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Briggs Oregon, where he Is now attend of Scholls Ferry Road entertain ing the second summer session ed Miss Dorothy Mott from Mal- verne, Long Island for a few V IS IT HERE days recently. Miss Mott had been on a Can Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathis and son Charles visited the Ivan Gil- adian tour and was on her way lams in Oregon City, Sunday, down south from British Colum July 27. The Gillams are former bia. * 0 • residents of West Slope. A daughter Marcia Ann, arriv BIRTH D A Y PARTY ed in the Hillsdale avenue home Mrs. W. A. Bunnell took her of the Jay B. Haworths on July first trip in a car Wednesday, 11 . July 16. since returning from the hospital a few weeks ago. The occasion was a birthday luncheon given in her honor at • AUTO REPAIRING the home of her sister, Mrs. J. g LUBRICATION E. Lewton, in Forest Grove. Mr. g CAR W ASHING Bunnell and their daughters, Na RR. 9669 dine and Virginia, also attended 8901 H. W. ( ' A N YON R D . the celebration. PLEASANT WEEK END BEacon 6926 E X PER IEN C ED MEN CLEANSI NG CREAM YOUTH MEETING SPECIAL! 8707 S. W. CANYON ROAD GIRLS ENJOYING LIFE AT CAMP D R Y SKI N Baptist Leader To Speak Sunday 4-H MEETING HELD The 4-H Leaders Association held a meeting Friday, July 25 at the county court house. Plans for the 4-H county picnic and the county fair were made. Awards for the Safeway and poster con test were given. m/m _ Mueller Bros. Hillsbore, Oregon Dyeing BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1947 Mr. an* Mrs. Ralph Scoville Mrs. Joyce Enright and Mrs. Barbara Peck spent the week of from Eagle Rock, Calif., brother- July 14 attending the special in-law and sister of Mrs. Walter piano seminar of Leo Podolsky, Clancy of Olsen Road, spent a renowned pianist and educator, week visiting their Portland re (Submitted by Mrs. E. J. Dearing which he conducted in Portland. latives lately. of Birchwood Road The Scoviltai and the CUnceys I A no host dinner was held at ta pound vanilla wafers, rolled Henry Thiele's in Portland Fri went to Brightwood on the Sal to fine crumbs. day, July 18. following the final mon River to visit some rela- 2 cups powdered sugar, class which the members of the i tives there. ta cup butter class and Mr. Podolsky attended 2 eggs. Cream butter, sugar and eggs ATTEN D CONFERENCE together and spread over wafer Myrtle Monahan and Beverly Mr. and Mrs. rdward F. Vala crumbs which have been placed Armltage left Monday, July 14, of Beaverton are receiving feli in a pan, except for a handful to attend the week long confer- citation on the July 9 arrival of saved out to sprinkle on top. ! ence at Seabeck, Washington. a son, Scott F. Vi pint whipped cream • • • Later in the week they were 1 cup crushed pineapple joined by Reverend and Mrs. H Lois Y., is the t»ahy daughters 1-4 cup English walnuts A. Armitage, and by Reverend name in the Beaverton home of 2 tablespons powdered sugar. and Mrs. A. K. Stewart, son and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Bar Mix these ingredients togeth daughter, and Reverend George nett. Baby Lois was born on Julv er and spread over mixture in A Long of Pittsburg. Penn. Both 15. pan making a third layer. Sprink Reverend Stewart and Reverend * * * le crumbs over the top and chill Long were on the faculty of the Mr. and Mrs. Monroe A. Ju- in refrigerator over night. This Seabeck Conference. bitz of Ridge wood R oam are an recipe will serve 10 people gen nouncing the birth of their third erously. child, a boy Frederick D., who GETS TOP RATIN G Twenty four head of cattle at was born on Julv 9. VACATIO N the Albert Meier and Son farm. Mrs. Newman Ward and sons Beaverton were given the official David and D o u g la s left Sunday, brown Swiss classification by H July 20 to spend two weeks at R. Searles, judge last week. the beach. BPW Club The beautiful yard of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Lvman on the Ber- tha-Beaverton Road was the scene of the Hillsboro B. P. W. Club picnic Friday night. July 18. HERE FROM CALIFO RN IA PIANO SEMINAR 8703 8. W. Canyon Road n .
