The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 01, 1948, Image 2

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    BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, S«pt. 24, 1948
OLD T IM E R
M EN DS
S am Olds, who h as been 111 fo r
FRO M W EN A TC H EE
som e tim e has been ab le to be out
M r. H en ry K in g ley of W e n a t­
R oy B e r s t who h a * had an op­
a little and rode over to B ea-
era tio n is home and ab le to be chee, W ash, visited his siste r, Mrs.
1 verton one afterno on.
Geo. B la s s e r la st week.
out
H A S O P E R A T IO N
M ra
C arrie
° " 00 and
" her
„ , Johnny a Pourchot
and eon le ft on Hosts 14 at 6th
L eo n ard
d au ghter-in-law
M onday m orning fo r a
E a s te r n Oregon.
trip th ru
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¡ D i r T h d O y r O T t y
Jo h n n y P o u rch o t celeb rated his
| six th b irth d ay last Satu rd ay , Sept.
18, at 25 S. E . 7th S t. w ith fo u r­
teen little guests.
S e v e ra l gam es were played and
re fre sh m e n ts w ere served fro m a
tab le laid in circu s e ife c t w ith
[ 2ii balloons h anging overhead. All
the colors w ere ca rrie d out in
pink, blue and w hite and the hon­
ored guest received m any g ifts.
A m ong those p resen t w ere: Noel
and A llison G able, M ark and She-
liah F u lle r ; L a rry P r a tt, L a rry
L ee E rv in , J a c k ie A lexand er, K en-
| ny H u n kin s, Su zan ne E ricso n , D a r­
re ll D rew , D elm er W esteby, D iane
E n g e r, G eorge T h e rm a n P o u rch o t
| and Jo h n n y .
Jo h n n y 's gran d m o th er, M rs. Don
V and er B oegh, S r. assisted Mrs.
P o u rch o t fo r the a ftern o o n .
FINE CUSTOM TAILORING |
READY MADE SUITS
First Quality Materials
I
Neolite Soles and Heels
ALTERATIONS
Polishes, Laces and
Accessories
B. T. WALTON !
Saturday afternoon ti' 9
i
Chamberlin's
WE TRY TO MAKE OUR SERVICE
Friends Surprise
Mrs. S. C. Olds By
| Birthday Party
‘Sake/uf *7'ic4¿ L
P jp r
■
Cherry, Berry, Apple, Peach, Lemon,
each
Chocolate Eclairs
50C
tor 29c
BAKED BY G & G BAKERY
Swiftning
3-lb. tins
$1 0 9
49c
Shrimp
Blue Plate Brand
Corned Beef Hash Silver Skillet cans 33c
Beans Silver Skillet can
27c
Mushroom Sauce & Gravy Eo. 10c
2 Z 29c
Spaghetti Franco American
S & W Apple Juice 12-oz. tin ’ 3 for 25c
T omatoes No. 2 /2 tin, solid pack, Hunt's
Fall is in the air and appetites are sharper.
Your family will call for larger portions
and a bigger variety of foods, but you can
still keep food bills down by shopping at
Thrifty Market. Begin today by coming to
our FA LL FOOD SALE and raking in the
super-savoings you'll find in all depart­
ments. And remember, you get brands
you know . . . brands you prefer . . . brands
that are your buy-words for everything
good in foods. So fill your entire food order
here where shopping is a pleasure and eco­
nomy a certainty.
Parkay............... lb. 43c
Nu-Bora Soap
.
. 67c
G ian t P kg.
Dog Food V ita Food
Thriftv-way Coffee
39c
JU IC E SALE
Grapefruit Juice
19c
46-oz. tin
$2.25
46-oz. tin
B rin g in g g ifts, flow ers and a
I show er of post card s, m any frien d s
| honored M rs. Sam u el C. O lds on
th e o ccasio n o f h er b irth d ay at
th e Old M eadow F a r m on W al­
k e r R oad , Se p te m b e r 19th .
M rs. Olds has lived continu ou sly
in her "g ran d old hom e’', having
been born and raised th ere.
M r. Olds, who h a s been ill w ith
h e a rt trou b le fo r som e tim e, w as
I ab le to be up and help in th e
| ce le b ra tio n of the day.
T h e w ishes expressed by n eigh ­
bors and frie n d s w as fo r all good
lu ck fo r th e couple, w ith m any
m ore y e a rs o f h e alth and happi­
ness fo r them .
SO GOOD THAT IT'S THE CUS­
TOMERS LOSS IF SHE DOESN'T
i
TRADE WITH US.
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La Rue Beauty Salon
Same Phone as WALKER'S •• 3461
Open Evenings By A ppointm ent
WALKER'S
For
DRESSMAKING
and
HEMSTITCHING
Custom Made
VENETIAN BLINDS
REPAIRING
We welcome the most intricate
watch problems.
Prompt, Skillful Work
DANA PORTER
WALKER'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
*THE COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER"
S & H Green Stamps
Phone Beaverton 3461
Open Evenings T ill 7 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M
Mothers1 Club in
Regular Meeting
Works on Quilts
T h e W est D ale M o th ers’ Club
held th e ir
bi-m onthly
m eeting,
W ednesday evening, S ep tem b er 15
in th e hom e of M rs. E v ely n D ra-
ger.
G u ests were M rs. M iles and M rs
H arm on who have recen tly moved
in to the W est D ale area.
M rs. Louyse W ood w as appoint
ed
C h airm an
of th e
F airv iew
H om e C om m ittee. T h re e q u ilts are
n ear com pletion fo r th e child ren
and plans are under w ay to send
toys fo r th e ir C h ristm a s again
th is y ear.
M rs. C arol Cook sen t an in te r­
estin g a rticle
"P re p a rin g
Y our
Child fo r Sch o o l” by Jo h n H
M ehrling to be read to the group
I t m ay be found in the H ygeia
m agazine.
A fte r the business m eeting M rs
D ra g e r served d<4rghtjully d if
fe re n t orange
pudding,
topped
w ith whipped cream , and co ffee
P R O P E R T Y T R A N S A C T IO N
M rs. H aley ,who h as had in fec­
tion in
her fe e t,
is im proving.
Sh e has sold h er place on third
and W a sh in g to n to Mr. and Mrs.
R ic h a rd *.
C L A T S K A N IE R E C E P T IO N
M rs. J a c k O sfield,
M rs. C liff
A ck erm an , Mr. and M rs. H arry
B ro w n rig g and o th e rs attended
a recep tio n a t C la tsk a n ie la st S a t­
urday evening fo r E d n a Throne,
A sso ciate G rand M atro n of E a s­
tern S ta r o f O regon.
FO RM ER
R E S ID E N T
M rs. Ua M arsh who lived here
at one tim e is v isitin g at the
hom e o f G eorge K lein on 2nd and
Angel.
D E S S E R T LU N CH EO N
M rs. M axw ell g av e a
dessert
luncheon la s t T u esd a y a t
her
hom e, h av in g one tab le o f budge
and one of ”500”.
A I T . S E W IN G ( I A S S
T h e A ftern oo n Sew in g club met
a t the hom e o f M rs. Geo. Thvng
la s t T h u rsd ay . M rs. U a Marsh of
n ear S h a s ta , C al. an d M rs. Tiilie
F A M IL Y D IN N E R
K elley
of Los
A ngeles
were
V isit at home of C. B ry a n W a l­ guests.
ker, field executive o f th e T eton
council of the Boy Sco u ts of Am R E P O R T E D B E T T E R
M rs. M arian
E v a n s who has
e rica , a t Id ah o F a lls , Idaho, was
th e occasion fo r a fam ily dinner been ill is rep orted b etter.
P L E D G E L IF E FO R T H R E E
T h re e
boys
fro m
B eav erto n
pledged
fra te r n itie s
on F rid ay ,
S ep tem b er 10, at the conclu sion
of ru sh w eek on th e U n iv ersity
of O regon cam pus. E ig h te e n hous­
es pledged 213 boys. A rth u r and
G erald M oshofsky pledged Alpha
T au O m ega and D avid
B u ffa m Sep tem ber 14, a t the hom e on E r ­
ickson street.
pledged Sig m a Nu.
P rese n t w ere M arilyn W alk er
grad u ate nurse a t E m an u el hos­
pital, B ry an D ale W a lk er. B e a ­
verton high school, D r. E v a n s N el­
Compare This Oil
son of V ancouver, and Miss De-
I
lores F ish e r, of G lencullen.
Mr. W alk er visited at hom e a f ­
ter a regional co n feren ce of Boy
S cou t execu tiv es held a t P u ll­
NEW 1949
m an, W ashington last week.
Heater
Special
Coleman Heater
Kith
tonk and
regulator
draft
$ 4 7 .5 0
This Week Only
REMOVE . . .
MURDEROUS
}/ FISH TRAPS
IV
STA N LEY PA R TY
Mrs. R eav is on 1st and Angel
S t gave a Stan ley party b re a k ­
fa st last Frid ay m orning.
TOY
MENAGERIE
8907 S W Canyon Rd , Portland 1, Ore
BASKET BALLS, Reg
$12 95
VOLLEY BALLS, Reg $8 95
DOUGHTY'S APPLIANCES
1445 N E Canyon Rood
Beav 4175 Eves TR 8039
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W
i
Is Our Business
T h e N o ttg er s m ade th e
trip
fro m Iow a in th e ir own C essna-
140 plane,
fly in g
the
n o rth e rn
rou te th rou g h R a p id C ity, S. D ak.,
B illin g s and H elena. M o n tan a and
| Sp o kan e to B e a v e rto n , in ap p ro x ­
im ately 18 h ou rs fly in g tim e. Mr.
W est A v iation Club.
M r. and M rs. N o ttg e r fir s t be-
| ca m e in te reste d in fly in g when
th ey b ou ght a p lane fo r th e ir son.
A fte r he com pleted tra in in g and
w ent into th e arm y a ir corps,
th e p lane w as s ittin g around idle
so M r. N o ttg er decided to learn
| to fly it h im self.
H e now uses the plane in his
I b u sin ess on lu m ber buying trips,
as w ell as fo r p leasu re, h av in g
gone on fish in g trip s in to variou s
N o ttg ers is p resid en t o f th e Mid-
| sta te s. M rs. N o ttg e rs a c ts as n av ­
ig a to r and o cca sio n a lly ta k e s over
| in th e air.
T h e re tu rn trip to Iow a is be­
ing m ade th rou gh P en d leton . B oise
P o tca te llo , C h eyen n e and O m aha.
Mr. and M rs. N o ttg er ex p e ct to
ily th e ir C essn a to F lo rid a and
I also New M exico th is w inter.
PEN D LETO N ROUNDUP
M r. and M rs. H. S. N orton, 7th
and T u c n e r S ts . retu rn ed hom e on
Su n d ay m ornin g fro m an e n jo y ­
able trip to th e P en d leton R ound
V f
•f
2 BEAUTICIANS ON DUTY ALL WEEK TO SERVE YOU
Drop In For Service
Usually No Appointment Is Necessary
WATCH
M r. and M rs. Floyd F . N ottg er,
| of W ate rlo o , Iow a,
w ere gu ests
la st w eek o f M rs. N o ttg e r’s bro­
th er-in -law and s iste r, M r. and
M rs. F re d H ow land, 9809 B e a ­
v e rto n H ighw ay, leav in g fo r hom e
Sept. 17.
P IH SO C IA L
T h e R e b e k a h N eedle and So­
cial Club are sponsorin g a pie
so cial at th e H u ber H all F rid a y
evening, Se p te m b e r 24th.
D an cin g and a good tim e is a s ­
sured. L ad ies a re to b rin g a pie
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V. y
Estimates Gladly Given
Visitors Fly to
Beaverton From
Waterloo, Iowa
T5»
NOW $7.
NOW $5.
(O fficial S ize and Weight)
Now is the Time to Start Laying Away Christmas Tc