CEDAR HILL 5EAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday, September 19, 1 9 4 7 A. A. U. W. Board Baptist Sunday Building Being Meets To Plan School To Open , Reconditioned NEW APARTMENTS FACE SECOND Octob.r f>, ftas (Men Th<> West Slope Plumbing Ser- For Coming Year set Sunday. as the day tor the opening vice. ow tied by F.t•nie Leach, at Extension Unit Plan Schedule For 1947 - 48 breaks a r m Mrs. M. A. Jackson had the misfortune of breaking her right arm last week. • • * The Cedar Mill Extension Unit met Thursday afternoon at the Patsv Henrich left for her home of Mrs T. C. Galligher. the president. school last Saturday. Joan Cote leaves for her school Minutes and treasurers reports Wednesday. were read and the roil was called • • • 5 early program booklets were a t c o lleg e filled out for 1947-48. with the Mr. and Mrs. Dave Torbett left j regular meeting date set for the Sunday for Eugene, Ore., where 1st Thursday in each month. he will attend the University of Committee chairmen were ap' Oregon. Mrs Torbett will teach pointed as follows: Mrs ,\1 Reed. German and French at the Uni 4-H chairman; Mrs. Henry Bas- tian, A.C.C.W. chairman; Mrs. versity. • B • Enger, recreation chairman; Mrs. Louis Stark, legisdative chair AT DENNIS MANOR man: Mrs. L. W. Kingsley, child Mr. and Mrs. E. Shearer mov care chairman and Mrs A. R. ed recently into the Dennis Man Pearson, publicity chairman. or apartments. • • # The yearly meeting places and subjects for study were planned FROM MINESOTA with some of the project leaders Donald Robertson of Park Rap named. ids, Minnesota, arrived Monday Letters from the two girls who for a visit at the home of his attended 4-H summer school on sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. scholarships. Geraldine Molash Clare Gredvig. and Arlene Murphy were read « * * In which the girls told of en joyment derived and expressed NEW RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. Orin Gredvig anil their thanks for sponsors of the scholarship fees. daughters, Darla and Susan, ar Mrs. L. \V. Kingsley reported rived Sunday to make their home here. They are visiting at the on the showing of her 4-H girls home of B. N. Gredvig. Clare at the countv fair. She reported Gredvigs, and Adam Heimbigner. that Ruth Stern was champion * * * for division III and was to have displayed on Friday at the State FORTUNATE PEOPLE Fair. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron are Mrs. Kingsley also announced now living in the Dennis Manor that she is making plans for apartments. Achievement Day so that the * * * girls work will be displayed with BABY BOY a fashion revue and awards will Mr. and Mrs. Ben Browning be presented. are the proud parents of a son Following the meeting light born Sept. 15, at Wilcox Memor refreshments were served by the ial hospital. hostess. * * * Next month’s meeting will be WEEK END AT BEACH held on October 2 with choosing Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scofield patterns and laying them out to and children accompanied by Miss Marion Scofield spent the be the subject. Mrs. A1 Reed week end at the beach- will be hostess. LEAVE FOR SCHOOL new Sunday Sell I by the SMIJ S W O myon Road is “ hav- Plans for the coming year will o f the Portland Baptist City Mi n Sti ing 11 is face lifted" be discussed and outlined at the ■es er» _ eiety in the ikid Fellow-; llali. NI Tht? front of th«* building ha.> Executive Board meeting of the V -.* adwav. Beaverton N Bro f t % ^ out and new glass tieen taken American Association of Univer _ V - • ----- This will be the begiitining of windows like the ones In thè sity Women tonight. Sept. IS. at \ qu¿ 1 ter and the start of West Slope Hardw are and West r * A w 8 p. m. in the office of Walker a new t He new Sunday Scho» >1 year. Slope Pharmacy are to he instal V. and Nelson. 109 S. 2nd A v e , Quarte:rlies and Sunday School led. Hillsboro. pa|>ers have been ordere»1 by the ; 11 L. Ever■ist \vh li owns all thè Committee chairmen announc (Photo by Graf ) pastor. Rev. Russell B. Thomas. buildings in this section ls hav- ed this week by Mrs. Henry Nel Sunday School will stai t at 9: DESIGNER S D R A W I N G the • tug the work done son, president, are: Miss Gert AM . and will be followed by a new eight-apartment court to be built in Beaverton at Sec rude Crane, Forest Grove mem preaching service at 11. GUESTS ond and Tucker by M r and Mrs Harold Pasley ber-at-large; Mrs. Lloyd Frank These services will lie carried Hillsboro, Education; Mrs. Robert Mr and Mrs. Edward Cover on while the new building for Johnson. Forest Grove, Interna and children of Van N'uys, Calif., the church is in prgt - of erec tional Education and Relations; have been guests of the Claude tion on Canyon Road at McClain Miss Christine Ferm, Forest W. Covers. The two men are Drive. This church is being Grove. Social Studies; Mrs. Gif brothers planned to serve the W o t Slope. ford Cheshire. Beaverton. Crea Beaverton. Cedar Hills area. Bap Oscar Kruger, on Junction Road. 1 Ground-breaking ceremonies for tive Arts; Miss Edna Tarr, For tists and other interested friends This is the northward extension an eight apartment court t<> be est Grove. Economic and Legal are cordially invited to attend of Ellis Ave. from Canyon Road, built on Second and Tucker in status of Women; Miss Elizabeth and have a share in this new and their house is the last one Beaverton took place on Friday Panck, Hillsboro and Mrs. W C. work. Services will b< held the 1 on the left hand side of the road. Giersbach, Forest Grove, Fellow Mrs. C. P. Huddleston of Bea afternoon. Sept. 12-' next two Sunday evenings at ' about two blocks from Canyon The apartment, owned by Mi ship; Mrs. H. W. Currin, Hills verton and Mrs.’ F. A. Gardner, 7:30, in the home of Mr. and Mrs.1 Road. boro, Legislation; Mrs. Alfred G Portland, were happily surprised ami Mrs Harold Pasley of Hills- by the arrival of their mother. horn. will be a single story “ U" Johnson,Hills boro and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Nella Witcraft, of Walnut shaped building facing on S e c win Ingle, Forest Grove publi Creek, California, and brother, ond with a second floor over city; Miss Alice Cole, Forest Orlin. by plane Wesnesday of the back two apartments. Grove, Historian; Mrs. James | Each apartment will measure last week. Burdett. Hillsboro, and Mrs. W il Orlin Witcraft since his dis- 24x24 and will contain a living liam Bricker. Forest Grove, So At a candlelight service at Mt J. Richard Frev was best man, charge from the Army has been room, kitchen, dinette, bedroom cial chairman: Mrs. Paul Patter Tabor Presbyterian Church on and Dr. Norman E. Johnson. In Paris continuing his study of and bath. son, Hillsboro, Study club; Mrs. Sept. 6, at 8 p. m., Miss Lorraine Laurence V. Johnson, who are operatic music. While in Paris he M. Romig of the Beaverton Lloyd Whitcomb, Forest Grove, Marie Pace and Robert Arthur brothers of the bridegroom. J. received wide acclaim as an op -1 Woodworker-) and Builders is and Mrs. Reginald Reynolds, Johnson, son of Dr and Mrs Owen Centers and Nelson M. eratic tenor. He expects to leave ihe designer for the apartment Hillsboro. Telephone committee, Verne L. Johnson who live on Ross, Jr. served as ushers. for New York In the very near and Mr. L. L. McIntyre is the Membership chairmen are Mrs. Bertha - Beaverton Highway at Those assisting at the recep future to continue his study. engineer. Mr. Pasley will do Harold Pasely, Hillsboro; Mrs. White Pine Lane, were united in Mrs. Huddleston and Mrs. Gar much of the building himself tion in the church parlors im Jay Gibson. Beaverton and Miss Marriage. Reverend John W. mediately following the ceremony dner accompanied their mother which will start tight away It Gertrude Crane, Forest Grove. Beard read the double ring cere were Mrs. Norman E. Johnson, and brother to Spokane via plane is hoped they will be ready for Officers elected at the May mony. Mrs. I.aurance V. Johnson, Mrs. for n short visit with relatives. occupancy by late spring or meeting are Mrs Nelson. Hills The bride, daughter of Mr. and J. Owen Centers, Mrs. Nelson M. early summer. boro, president: Mrs. C. T. Hun- Mrs. Michael A. Pace, was given Ross, Jr., Miss June Smith. Miss ON BUSINESS kapillai* Beavertori, first vice- in marriage by her father. Her Gerald Butcher and wife have Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caveness president; Mrs. Frank Broderson. gown was made of heavy white Jordana Wiederhold, Miss Gloria Forest Grove, second vice-presi faille with a finger tip veil held Van Wyk, and Miss Donna Poole. made a business trip to Astoria . moved into their new home just north of Denny Road. Mr. Steele sang preceding the on Friday of last week. dent; Miss Virginia West, Hills in place by a headdress of or boro, secretary; and Mrs. C. B. ange blossoms. She carried a ceremony, his song being “ I Love Palmer. Hillsboro, treasurer. JUST A R R I V E D . . . white bouquet centered by an You Truly” and “ Through the The first meeting of the As orchid. Years” . sociation will be in October. Miss Laurel J. Peterson was The couple left on a motor the bride's only attendant. She trip to San Francisco, and will wore a yellow moire dies-; and NEXT TIME— try a classified— carried a fan bouquet of yellow make their home In Beaverton and white flowers. on their return October 1. Eight C o u rt A p a rtm e n t T o Be Built On 2 n d & T u c k e r Surprise Visit Lorraine Pace, Robert Johnson Exchange Vows In Church Rite P a rk e r 5 ! Pens Prices on t h i s a d v e r t i s e m e n t a r e in e t i c c * t h r u S a t u r d a y , S e p t . 20. W e reserve right t o l i m i t . N o sales to dealers. Irr J yj\ Safeway brings you GENUI NE Wisconsin SHARP Cheese*** JL iL ore are a few of Safew ay’s outstand ing values this week. C o m p are S a fe w a y I Aged N a tu r a l C h e d d a r Cheese I prices on all items at any time and save! • Berkshire is genuine aqed line Wisconsin Natural Cheese— Not a packaged process cheese • No waste no rind or trimming No odd oi crumbly shapes • Cut Irom whole cheese and vacuum sealed at the plant * Money back ti Berkshire fails Ic make your taste buds tump for toy Special Introductory Price Peaches OREGON GROWN No. 2 Vi can 29 1947 pack o f delicio u s fre e s to n e slic ed peaches — Sfoci U p ! T hr» Saturday. Sept 10 only 3 £2 2 5 T O W N HOUSE G r a p e fru it J u ice JUICE 12 cans 89c Stock up! Buy enough f o r o i l winter a t this low p rice. u uh lini ra lo * m p JL . Omm om ato ju ic £ T 19 46-ox. can SUNNY D A W N DALEW OOD M argarine 1-lb. carton The T o m a fo J u ic e with th e rip e to m a to f l a v o r — and a marvelous vo lu e l M ayonnaise 43 N U -M A D E Pint jar Stocks are c o m p le te again. Prices are lots /o ver than they were. M ILK CHERUB BRAND T all n , c „ . $ C 148 cant i Ca„ e .25 Carnation, Pet, Borden's, other brands, 2 cans 23c, case S5.45 Treet M eat 12-ox. can ARMOUR'S 12 f u l l ounces o t delicio u s, solid, e d ib le m e o t to help keep costs down. PRUNES PREPARED "S te w e d Prunes" No. 2 Top Line Brand FLOUR O t h e r sites also o t saving prices. ~ *1 lb. 75c lb. 65c FRESH BIRDS HEN TURKEYS 11- 14-lb Average Per lb. 57 lb. 85c TENDERIZED SKINNED HAMS lb- 89: SLICED BACON SWIFTS Lb. 49' Skinless Wieners Ahweyt free* rA SmSermery PORK LIVER Short Ribs of Be< HALIBUT STEAKS SALMON STEAKS U * el \oom moot cious as ever — still few in number. Beautifully; styled and precision-made—from trim slip-on cap to unique tubular point. 14-ox. bottle Now—while our limited supply la sts—come in and see this w orld’ s " m o s t- w a n te d ” pen. 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Shop at Safeway and save SQUASH M o r b le ^ e o d lb 3'/,* H u b b ard lb. 3Vic D a n is h lb 3c Valencia Oranges 5-lb. bog 45c Golden Corn at its best' lb. 8c Crispy Green Celery lb. 8c Green Cabbage lb. 8c Turnips, Garden fresh' lb. 10c Parsnips, Flavorful— Tender lb. 10c Concord GRAPES Pot tap grepe foUy yeti Yoa get • o r o poco from Concord Creeper he Tmett jofly 18-lb M 49 Lag T O K A Y GRAPES lb . 10c Green Peppers s s s r r . v l b 10= Extra Fancy a»« Fancy P m « A P P L E S lb. 12‘ From where I s it ... 61 / J o e M arsh Yes, I'm Guilty! Folks sometimes criticize us small-town editors for the way we often play up “little things” ahead of hig . . . human, local news in place of world events. I can’t deny it. Read the Clarion and you’ll learn about the Martins’ golden wedding anniversary . . . about the community sing down by the river . . . the husking bee at Sober Hoskins', where neighbors helped husk the corn, and later drank sparkling beer together. “ Little things?” Maybe. Hut from where I sit, they add up to the bigger things we call America: The friendliness of small towns ... th. helping hand ... the respect for on. another's rights. And above all th. love of fellowship and freedom — whether it's freedom to speak one’s mind or choose between a glass of beer or buttermilk. I figure that if everybody look* after the “ little things,” mayb. the bigger things will take care of themselves.