BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, March 19, 1948
CARD PA R TY THANKS
FROM LOS ANGELES
Past
noble grands want to
thank all who helped to make the
card party a success on Satur­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ingberg of Los
Angeles, Calif., are visiting rela­
tives In Beaverton, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Enger. They expect to
visit for about three weeks.
TH U RSD AY TEA
FROM BREMERTON
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Murner
and daughter Altha Ray of Brem-
erton, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Myers and son Dennis, son
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.
R. Murner, spent the week end
in Beaverton.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark of Farm-
| ington road entertained at a tea
! on Thursday. The following la-
dies were present: Mrs. J. A. Ped-
erson, Mrs. F. E. Shepherd, Mrs.
Ray Steinmetz. Mrs. Joe Kipp and
Mrs. Mike Nicholas.
'H EA V Y " GETS LIFT
Orville "Heavy” Marsh, one of
the well-known
figures about
town, was recipient of an inspir-
ational lift on March 10, at the
Old Heidelberg Inn. when friends
staged a going away party in nis
behalf.
“Heavy" left March 14 for a
two weeks vacation, with relatives
in Tulsa. Oklahoma.
BIRTH D A Y SURPRISE
DINNER TRAVELOGUE
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Sturte-
Vant were guests last Sunday eve-
njng at a dinner In the Manna
Washington> Portland, given by
office
secretary of tne Congregational
conference of Oregon. The evening
included a showing of colored
slides of the trip of Mrs. J. Chinn
and Mrs. T. J. Gordon through the
South.
Mrs. A. O. Oleson gave a birth­
day surprise party Saturday af­
ternoon on her son, Larry, who
was eight years old. Those pres­
ent were Tommy Agan, Bobby
Fryer, Karl Neupert, Kim Bishop,
Jeffrey Jackson, Terry Ansnes, , NEOLITE Soles & Heels
Nat Steinhart, Michael Cremere, !
Douglas Neilsen, Maynard Parker, I Quick, Dependable
Mrs. E. McDowell and David Mrs.
Service at
H. Graetz and Robin, Roy and
Joyce, Mrs. J. A. Oleson and Lar­ I
CHAMBERLIN'S
ry and his mother. Many nice
gifts were received and games
..in ..
were played. Cake and Ice cream
were served.
Shoe Repairing
! Walker's
Get a
P E R M A N E N T
MEN and WOMEN
of lasting
loveliness
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on your
SUITS and TOP COATS
with your local tailor
Slacks and Alterations
a Specialty
from
chant’s whose job it is to search the market tor
the best buys and pass them along immediately
to our customers. When we can buy at lower prices
__ we’re only too ready and willing to sell at lower
prices. So, down come prices on these fine foods—
the best buys of the week. We do this every week
— everywhere possible in our market. That s why
you get consistently lower prices . . . save more
consistently . . . when you shop at THRIFTY MAR-
La Rue
Beauty
Salon
PHONE 3461
same as
W ALKER'S STORE
THIS WEEK
ONLY!
WITH EACH PACKAGE OF PICTSW EET FROZEN FOOD
YOU RECEIVE 1 PACKAGE OF LAMBS FROZEN APPLE
SAUCE
FOR ONE CENT
Look What a Dime Will Buy
JELLY— DUDE RANCH— APPLE
DICED BEETS, No. 2 tin
SPINACH
12 ounce package
Pounds
WE GIVE MERCHANT MONEY
in All Departments
DURKEES
MAYONNAISE
Per
Pint
39c
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W ALKERS
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with leather-insert Buckle $3.50. Cowhide
{
Belt with contrasting stitching $2. Man/
wear by Hlckok. Two-tone Cowhide
Belt
j HICKOK
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT
STORE
CHOCOLATES
Old Fashioned, 2 lb package
LEGION PARTY
p i 1
On Tuesday, March 9, at the ■
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home of Mrs. Marian Fuller at L O T T O r S , . A p r « L
Aloha a Stanley party was held [J
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for members and friends of the 0 1 O G fz L. ’ O I P 31110
American Legion auxiliary of Bca-
. pot . i luck
„i. luncheon
„ v . __Rumor
has it that an amateur,
verton. A
fol­
lowed
(very) broadcasting company Is
‘ The proceeds went to the Amer- « ,m,n?1 to Beaverton. Reliable in-
ican Legion auxiliary to help fur- f° rmat,ion “ V* ‘ hat they will give
nish the new Legion hall.
their flrst and Iikely last Perfo1"
mance at eight p. m. on Friday,
cem cd a i u c c T iM r
APril 2nd’ In form ation is rather
G E N E R A L M EETING
vague at present, but we heard
29c
colorful, casual, comfortable
the last word In summer styling . , . Leisure­
"T H E C.OUPLETE SHOPPING CENTER”
25c | g
FIRE New Call
The general meeting of the that U is the B- c c broadcasting
WSCS will have as their guest comPany using the call letters
speaker Mrs. Ray Miller of Forest
Boes that suggest anything,
Grove, who is the district presi- ^°*ks ’ c °uld the newly installed
dent of the Woman's Society of furnace in one of our larger build-
Christian Service.
,nffs have anything to do with it?
On March 24 at church a pot
" e hear about the program
luck lnncheon will be held at 12 *s ‘ rue'
promises to be a riotous
sharp. Each lady is expected to eveninK We'H have more informa-
bring a guest.
| “ on tor you next week, but in the
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W E L C O M E NEIGHBORS!
f r j d a y , a p r i l 2 at s p. m.
PORK STEAKS
per pound
SIRLOIN STEAK
per pound
RIB STEAKS
Tender
Prices
Effective
Effective
MARCH
MARCH
Phone
BEAVERTON 3461
WE GIVE
&H .
GREEN STAMPS
ON ALL PURCHASES
CLUB EN TERTAIN ED
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder
had 14 members of the Leedy
grange card club at their home
and entertained them with cards
and refreshments.
HOME AGAIN
Mrs. W. J. Polette of Raine
road is home from the Emanuel
hospital where she had undergone
an operation. Glad to hear she is
getting along fine.
A W A ITIN G DISCHARGE
Pfc. Keith D. Coon is in Pitts­
burg, California, where he is wait­
ing to be discharged from the
army.
Odd Fellows And
llebekahs Sponsor
, Successful Might
j An old-fashion cake walk and
.entertainment at Huber hall near
Among the welcome neighbors
Aloha, sponsored by Beaverton
moving from Portland into Bea­
Odd Fellow Lodge No. 252 and
verton are Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Beaverton Rebekah Lodge No. 3)8.
Cisco. They have moved into a
was held on March 12. Forty-two
new home at 37 S. E. 12th.
HAM DINNER
cakes were furnished by the Re-
A delicious baked ham dinner bekahs.
with ail the fixings will be served
Besides the cake walk, in en­
LA I CHSTRING OUT!
at the Bonny Slope community tertainment was rendered by the
A western tradition of leaving club - house ' on March 20 from
Broadwell Dancing School
n u m o 6:00
. u u F aye
the latchstring out that passersby to 8:30 p. m. Bring your family of Portland, whose dancing class
might come in for shelter, in time and friends and enjoy the eve- in the I OOF hall in Beaverton,
uf emergency, holds no more ning.
has developed some very fine tal­
charms for the Myron McCamley P. T. A, RUMMAGE
ent among its pupils. Among those
family in West Cedar Hills, on
The last meeting of the PTA who took part In the entertain­
Walker road.
schoolhouse. ment were Ina and Marilyn Sever­
Taking a recent trip to Hood was held at the
Plans for a rummage sale were son, Joyce Peterson, Lorle John­
River, the McCamleys
felt
it made Thp “ “
age, 8ale were son, Patty and Carolyn Krutsinger
quite sacrellgious to carefully lock 1 been viven
laia£p sale has since of Portland and Karon and Dona
Deen guen making a net gain of
all doors and bolt all windows. about fifty dollars.
Donne,
Marilyn Daly,
Sandra
Such would defame and slander
The PTA wishes to thank all the Wells, Janice Henderson, Diane
the traditional honesty
of the
people that donated and partcipat- Smith. Carol VanWinkle, Caroline
Golden West.
Redding and Leland Robertson of
ed in the sale.
Upon their return, however, signs
The next meeting will be held Beaverton.
of unexpected visitors was further
There was a skit of ‘When Pa
on March 19 at the Bonny Slope
emphasized by the loss of some
and Ma Come to Town”; baton
achoolhouse
Entertainment
will
"egg money” and one of their
tap dancing
be supplied by
the Brownie twirling, tumbling,
youngster's wallets containing $12.
and a demonstration of a popular
18 lovlted.
From now on, it will take a
young man about town.
real safe cracker to blast his il­ BOY SCOUTS TROOP 281
After the cake walk and cake
legal way into the McCamley home.
a,T,hhe n Urt ° f honor was held sale, several square dances were
enjoyed to the music of Mr. Heard
Feb
19 and
? ft0n
Feb. 19
troop grade
281 8ch°
won o1 the
and Mr. Ericksen on the violin,
VOCAL RECITA L
uUUv\riSmen. f° r the 9eC° nd con8*°- accompanied on the piano by Mr*.
Mrs. Samuel F. Owen, vocal
I Dashney, Mrs. Maly and Raymond
The Boy Scouts need a new
teacher, will present Carole Shee-
Heard and Jack Welkins on the
Icy. Beaverton in a musical r e -' moved ^ P o r U a n d '" ^ 0^ 0* *** i snare drum.
cital to be held Sunday. M arch1, coin..
d The b°y» Rave i kast but not least, several val­
31. in her home at Oswego, at his son a
party ior bln* and uable door prizes were awarded
4 p m.
| TrZ n
‘
Wa8 ••"•4
, to those who held the lucky tick-
Assisting will be Adair Taylor, to make * so m" plannin* a Pr°Ject j *’ tt. The two lodges wish to than*
dramatic soprano of Portland with need ba lk- r money, that they all those who took )ml-t in any
Theresa Truchot as accompanist, and help them
''°-°Perate way and especial thanks to the
! Broadwell Dancing School
BONNY SLOPE
NEWS
Prices
18 - 19 - 20
’ Thursday afternoons and ^
■ Saturday afternoons til 9 at They’re
WALKER'S
TREND
Per
Package
SPIC & SPAN
Regular
25c
T A I L O R
30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
ARMOUR'S
PICNIC HAMS
per pound
NEW
POTATOES
! B. T. WALTON
W HILE YOU W A IT
HORMEL BACON
per pound
RHUBARB— HOT HOUSE
per pound
HERSHEYS
CHOCOLATE
SYRUP
16 oz.
tin
JELLIES
12 ounce tumblers
MEI m
FIRM LARGE
HEADS, each
Popular Brands
BABY FOOD
Gerber's or Heinz, strained
OXYDOL
large package
KRAFT DINNERS
ORDER YOUR
EASTER SUIT NOW
Spring Patterns Galore
Hemstitching Ar Dressmaking
Button Holes
Tailoring
HUNT'S
TOMATO SAUCE
LIBBY'S SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES
$1.29
TOMATO JUICE
46 ounces
PEACHES and PEARS
Diced, No 2'/j tin
CANNED NEW POTATOES
Ill'll
| others to suit your taste.
GARTH GRAPEFRUIT
No. 2 tin
OLIVES, ripe
GIGARETTES
Open Evenings
By Appointment
VELVETTA CHEESE
2 pound package
FREE— Cheese
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