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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1948)
! A U X IL IA R Y PLA N S I TO V E R N O N IA Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gould and The American Legion post aux-( The social club of the O B T 8 A 4-H Dairy club has recently Mr .and Mrs. Ernest Whitney mo ! iliary of Beaverton. May 5, m ade; gave a dinner Wednesday evening been organized under the direc tored to Vernonia Sunday to visit S U J HOME RE B E K AH DELEGATES definite plans at its regular at 6 30 in the Masonic temple for tion of Ralph Huff. The group at the home of Hugo Pittelkaa Mr and Mr». Vernon Boyer have M rs. j Q. Anderson of Beaver- monthly business meeting for the a convention of members of the plana to meet in turn at the who is a cousin of Mrs. Gould •old their home recently. ton and Mrg L . Gilmore of Aloha distribution of Memorial Day pop Kiwanis club. A large number at homes of the members. Chaster and Mrs. Whitney. pies among the women who will A T WOODBUBN are delegates to the Rebekah aa- tended. | Robinson, who had the Dairy club FROM EUGENE sell them on the streets, May 28 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burk apent [ sembly held at Eugene, Ore. They Mrs. Charles Essig and son and 29. Mrs. Gilstrap was chairman of ! last year, was unable to continue Sunday at their place in Wood- j will receive the decoration of i this year due to other interests. Bill of Eugene, formerly of Bea the dinner. With election o f annual officers Chivalry on Monday evening. burn. verton, are visiting in Beaverton due next month, a nomination and Portland for a few days committee was appointed, to in W E E K A T BEACH clude Mrs. Paul .Doyle, Mrs. Weber Mrs. Earle O’Brien and children and Mrs. Anna Fabric. Timmy and Nina are spending a week with their friends. Mr. and TO G R A N D LODGE Mrs. Alex Patterson at Seaside, W. L. Bloom, grand junior war- j Oregon. den of the encampment, and A. H E A R CHOIR Mr .and Mrs. Howard Harrison H. Barron and Jask Jones, dele lodge of the and children, Mrs. Mabel Harrison gates to grand I. O.O.F., are attending the 92nd and Mrs. Mabel Smith, motored to Oregon City Sunday afternoon annual session of grand lodges to hear a concert given by the of Oregon at Eugene May 16-20. OES SOCIAL CLUB 4-H D A IR Y GROUP GIVE YOUR BRUISED BUDGET if th is FIRST AID TREATMENT a cappella choir of Cascade col lege. Ray Harrison, son of Mrs. Mabel Harrison, sings in the choir. The choir has been touring the Northwestern states giving con certs this spring. CHURCH T A L K ' Buena Maris Mockmore spoke at the Methodist church service May 16, on "Strengthening Your Home.” She is the dean of women at Oregon State college. 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Selected to attend the Oregon Rebekah assembly as delegates from the Beaverton lodge were Mabel Gilmore and Bertha Ander son. who participated in the af fair, in Eugene, May 18. 19 and 20 The lodge put forward the name of Lucille Jones, with recommend ation for her election at the state assembly, as candidate for the office of district deputy president for the coming year. FROM VF. BN O N I A Mr and Mrs. Virgil Powell and son of Vernonia came over to at tend the funeral of their sister- in-law. Mrs Wm. Powell, who was buried at Cnescent Grove last Saturday. ATTE N D W O RK DAY Those who attended a work day at Camp Magruder at Barview. Oregon were C. A. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Walker, Tim Clark BUI Anderson. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Gordon and son Glen and Rev. Everett L. Bowers ON A LL PU RCH A SES ON SICK LIST C AN B Y C A L L E R Mrs. Laura Holcomb has been Mrs. Brown of Canby is visit- on the sick list at her home on ing at the home of her daughter Canyon road. Mrs. Harold Miller. 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