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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1948)
Friday, February 13, 1948 BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE SUNDAY GUESTS SATURDAY^ FOOD SALE On Sunday, Feb. 8, Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Seller and w ill hold a food sale on V alen d aughter Carla, of Vanport, were tin e ’s day, Feb. 14, In Clark W hite- dinner g u ests at the home of Mr. aide V ariety store. H ot dishes and and Mrs. W ally Katn, on Canyon Road. d esserts w ill be featured. T h e H azeldale Happy Hour club ALOHA THEATRE ALOHA, OREGON DOORS OPEN AT 7 P M Friday and Saturday, February 13 and 14 "SMOKY" in Technicolor Fred MacMurray and Anne Baxter Sunday and Monday, February 15 and 16 "THE SHOCKING MISS PILGRIM" Betty Grable and Dick Haymes Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, February 17-18-19 "STANLEY & LIVINGSTONE" Spencer Tracy ^Continuous Matinee Every Sunday Starting at 2 P.M ^ SHOWS CHURCH SCENES Rev. R u ssell Thom as, pastor of the C anyon Road B aptist church, w as a gu est speaker at the Young Adult F ellow ship of th s F irst B ap tist church in Portland, last S u n day ev en in g and show ed m otion pictures of the recent cornerstone layin g of the Glencullen and B ur lingam e B aptist churches. H e will preach in the Odd F ellow s hall, 53 j N orth Broadw ay, B eaverton, at | 11 a. m on "The N ew T estam ent Church: Its Nature, O rdinances, j and W orship." Sunday school | m eets at 9:45. C ottage prayer m eetin g w as ; held last W ednesday in the hom e 1 of Mr and Mrs. Albert Highbe, and the m eeUng place for next W ednesday at 8 p. m., w ill be in the hom e of Mr. and Mrs O scar K ruger on Junction road, j tw o blocks north of Canyon road Ju nction road is the extension of [ E llis ave., w here H cro sses Can- I yon road. Everybody Is invited to th ese services. Club Joins Frolic With Saddleites B eaverton Saddle club m em bers w ho attended the dance given by th e W ashington C ounty W estern ers, Sat., Feb. 7, report having had a grand tim e. There w as good m u sic, and during the course of the even in g several circle tw osteps, a ta g w altz and a square dance, so every o n e had a chance to get acquainted w ith other club m em bers. D uring the interm ission lunch w as served in the basem ent which had been decorated w ith the club colors. The “travelin g trophy" was w on by a m em ber of the W ash ington C ounty W esterners, and w ill rem ain in the p ossession of th a t club until the n ext party or dance given by any of the clubs, w hen all w ill again have th e op p ortun ity o f w in nin g it. If any on e club w in s it three tim es in su ccession , it becom es the perm a n en t p ossession of that club. Mr. and Mrs. Jack V aughn, B e a - ! O ther clubs attend in g were the verton, w elcom ed a h usk y 8 pound ’ C hehalem M ountain Trail Riders, 10 ounce baby boy, Gary Lee, into 1 th e R anch R iders and m em bers the fam ily on February 1. T he o f the W ashington C ounty P osse. young m an m ade his appearance T here w as a good turn out and at the W ilcox M em orial hosplital. everyon e had an enjoyable eve G randparents are Mr. and Mrs. ning. V. E. Fleenor, of Beaverton. The N ex t m eetin g of the B eaverton m other w as A udrey Crane, a j Saddle club w ill be T hursday eve graduate of the B eaverton high ning, Feb. 12, at the hom e of Mr. i school. and Mrs. Chet H uddleston. Sewing Classes Change Location Have Vacancies B eaverton adult clothing class es, conducted under the leader ship ot Mrs. Bailey, Forest Grove, have established a new location in the K iw anis hall and sewing instruction w ill continue in two groups. Morning class will run from 9:30 a. m. to 12 noon and after noon class from 1 p. m. to 3:30 p.m., both on Tuesdays. The cloth in g classes are spon sored by local schools in co-oper ation w ith the state division of vocational education. At present, there are tw o or three vacancies In each class and local readers w ish ing to take advantage of the project are invited to apply at K iw anis hall, on class day. The D orcas Society of the Hu ber Seventh D ay Adventist church w ill hold a cooked food sale Feb. 19, at -Clark-W hiteside store, on B roadw ay In Beaverton. A full assortm en t of ready to serve delicacies is promised. FRESH FROM THE RANCH O t PINK SALMON 16 oz tin “F M Q DENNISON PORK & BEANS w 4r ..in.. Walker's ^ TOMATO JUICE, 12 oz can I A * w JC BAKED BY G & G BAKERY FLOUR— all brands 50 lb sack Quality 1 M E ATS FLOUR— all brands 10 lb sack LB. 59c Tender Steaks if A - LB. O t C $4.09 89c MAYONNAISE, Best Foods, per pint 39c PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 oz TREND, per package per pound 50c NU BORA SOAP POWDER 67c COFFEE— M. J. B. Sliced RACON Pork Shoulder ROAST PER POUND * 4 * 7 # r C FRILLETTS, Porter's, 16 oz pkg. PEAS, Preferred Stock TEXA S PINK GRAPEFRUIT 4 FOR 19c S3 98 CASE OF 96 SIZE P E R M A N E N T *7 3S Mo«f Siyl»i They Yield With ¿very Step ... • La Rue Beauty Salon FIELD BOOT TAILORING SERVICE B. T. WALTON Thursday-1 pm to 6 pm Sat. afternoon 12 to 9 in WALKERS m Hemstitching A' Dressmaking Button Holes Ar Tailoring W HILE YOU W A IT February 1 2 - 1 3-14 $ 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE DEPARTMENT STORE W EST SLOPE Bonny • Slope News r FIRST CHILD COMMUNITY CLUB On Friday, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs E. R. Saur of Sheffm an W a y be- cam e the parents of a daughter, their first child, w ho has been nam ed Janice Marie. PARTY GOES OVER In spiite of being “fogged in ”, the benefit card party at Gabel C ountry D ay school given on F riday evening, January 30, w as a big success. Each lady present received a cam ellia corsage given by the L’abbe’ F lorists o f C anyon Road. Mr. A lexander O um ansky w as the m aster of cerem onies for the draw ing of the prizes, k eep in g a lively patter goin g all th e tim e. H om e made pies and co ffee were served to all at the party and bridge, b in go and pinochle were played. T hanks go to the m any m erch an ts of Beaverton, W est Slope and Sylvan for their d on ation s of m erchandise and service for door prizes and draw ings. T hose who generously gave were, W est Slope C leaners. T od’s Food M arket. F lor ence's Sew ing Center. W eiby Shoe Co., Beaverton P harm acy, L’Abbe' Florists, R ichey H ardw are. W est Slope Lumber, W est Slope H ard w are, Mr and Mrs. C raig E. Berg, W alk er’s D epartm ent Store, B. & T. Market. B. A T. Food Looker. W est Slope Pharm acy, M ueller Brothers. Canyon R oad R eauty Studio, Otis Anderson. T h rifty Market, S hafer-N eer Grocery, B ea verton Safew ay. B eaverton H ard w are, Miller's Grocery. D ean's D rug Store. F rancis H op kins Mo tors. Columbia Market, Mr. and Mrs. O tto Kell, D am ascu s Milk Co., M arvel Bread Com pany. F ul ler P aint Company. Mew System I-aundry and Orauer and A cker man. The Bonny Slope Com m unity j club w ill have its regular m onthly m eeting on Feb. 14 at 8:30 p. m m the club house. Everyone is invited. Pot luck lunch and en- tertainm ent. THRIFTY MARKET P M 0 N * 5261 16.50 Phone BEAVERTON 3461 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ON A L L PU RCH ASES REE DELIVERY PRICES EFFECTIVE February 12 - 13 - 14 The facu lty of Gabel school spent Thursday. F riday and S at urday. Feb 5. 6. 7, In S ea ttle at tending the N orthw est A ssociation of Independent Sch ools’ C onfer en ce The teachers observed cla ss es at the H ighland school and at the Bush school SH0WER A baby show er w as given at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. H an son for Mr. and Mrs. J am e, H lnsdalei th e evening of j Feb 5 R efresh m en ts w ere served, the H in sdales received m any nice V. F. W POST 8247 The PTA w ill m eet on the T he VFW W est Valley Post even in g of February 20 at the 8247 w ill have its m eetings on Bonny Slope school. the first and th ird s F ridays of each m onth, at the Bonny Slope Mr. A rchie C ottrell of Logan, com m unity club house. W est V irginia, is v isitin g with T he first m eeting of each his brother-in-law Art Bartelsky. m onth w ill be social w ith the Mr. and Mrs. C ottrell plan to ladies auxiliary to P o st 8247. m ake their hom e in Oregon. CORDOVAN OXFORDS GET DOWN TO EARTH W ITH THIS DOWN TO EARTH PRICE S o 95 SCHOOL CONFERENCE * PRICES EFFECTIVE I JELLIES— assorted flavors I Q 12 oz glass ■ 4r C C PEACHES, Halves, No 2 Vi can SIRLOIN, RIB GRADE "A " CHAMBERLIN'S WALKER'S o q DANISH PASTRIES dozen ... assorted . . . 50c IUC HORMEL'S VALUE SLICED BACON NUCOA, per pound C C 14.50 $ Quick D ependable Service at “THE COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER” TUNA FLAKES LIBBY PEARS, No 2 Vi con Lace to toe from The health importance of warmth-providing, energy-supplying breaktasts is accented by these cold Winter mornings. So give breakfast a break in your home. Start your family's day bright , . . send them on their way well- filled and well-fortified against low temperatures by serving generous por tions of cheery good morning foods in appeteasing variety. We hove every thing you need for wide-awake breakfasts and our low, low prices will open your eyes to the economy of buying all your food needs here. LOG CABIN SYRUP, per pint »1 e v i l i n li» NEOLITE Soles & Heels r* Open Evenings By Appointment 53c CH IPPEW A S Shoe Repairing Get a same as W ALKER'S STORE A A w O C GENUINE , DORCAS FOOD SALE PHONE 3461 Pillsbury Pancake FLOUR, 2 Z i lb pkg Jim L. Mobley, proprietor of the W asherette, new self-service j laundry near H askell Center, B ea - 1 verton, reports a thriving crowd of patrons, last week-end, as he staged his form al opening of the service. R efreshm ents were served with coffee. W ash days, in this m odern manner, are rem iniscent of Old World w ashing bees, when h ouse holders gather alongside the com munity river or lake and spend a sociable m orning between scrub bing clothes and exchanging word.* of '.atest gossip. loveliness Start the DAY BRIGHT with BIGGER GRADE"A" LARGE I of lasting cn ___ WASHERETTE CROWDS SHOES WEIBY'S SHOE REPAIRING MEN'S WEAR
