BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday December 10, 1948
Fa rm e rs' Union
WSC8 XMAS PABTY
The Women’s Society of Chris­
tian Service of the First Metho­
dist Church, Beaverton will hold
its annual Christmas party at the
church Wednesday, December 13
at 12:30 p.m. with a pot luck
luncheon.
There will be a special Christ­
Few men are lacking In capa­ mas program and the usual ex­
city, but they fail because they change of inexpensixe gifts. Mem­
bers and friends are cordially In­
are lacking in application.
—Calvin Coolidge vited.
Cedar K ill Local of the Farmers’
Union will meet at Barnes school
near Beaverton, December 14th
8:13 p.m.
There will be a special chart
program. Pot luck refreshments
will be served.
GUEST H O LID AY CHEF
Mrs. Frank Pretxlaff of Ken­
edy Park has been entertaining
her sister and broth-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Scratton.
The Scrattons returned to Ju­
lian, Calif.
Monday after
a
three weeks visit Mrs. Pretxlaff
reports that they had a wonder­
ful time.
Mr. Scratton who is a retired
cook
prepared
many of the
meals including a turkey din­
ner with all the trimmings.
TO F U N E R A L SERVICE
.A M A Z IN G CASE
The case of Jennie Puckett, 2 1
Mrs. S. A. Fulton of Bonny
Slope attended the funeral of her years old, of Sheridan. Ore., grand- .
niece. Mrs. Edith Green in Grand­ daughter of Mrs. Hazel B. Puckett |
view. Washington on November 26. of Beaverton, is called little short
Mrs. Green was the sister of of amazing.
The little girl, for 2 weeks, re­
Mrs. Alice Artlip,
formerly of
Sherwood and Albert W, Hunt, fused to eat and finally alarmed
Jr., a graduate of Sherwood eighth her parents, who rushed her to
the Doernbecker hospital in Port­
grade in 1945.
land, last Sunday. Here, examina­
tion showed she had been suffer
H A P P Y A T HOME
Mr. James
Simms
is very ing from a ruptured appendix.
Because the inflamation had al
happy to be home again after
having a physical check up at ready spread, the doctors advised
against an
operation. A drain
the hospital.
tube has been inserted and her
appendix will be given six weeks
or two months to sufficiently heal
and allow an appendectomy.
The only girl in four children
of her family, little Jennie, at last
reports, was said to be holding
her own.
B R ID A L SHOW ER
Sixteen girl friends of Mrs. Donn
Easton, formerly Donna Sluyter,
honored the young matron, Sat­
urday, November 20, with a mis­
cellaneous bridal shower at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Blank, on S.
W. 6th Street, Beaverton.
Present
were
Dorothy
Carr,
Janice Osfield, Mary Jane Taggart,
Norma Black,
Dolores
Carlson,
Joan Peterson, Sylvia Fricke, Nan­
cy Shoffner, Donna Krieske, Dor­
een Dolly, Thelma Tardy, Rose­
mary Sledge, George Slocum, Bev­
erly Nichol and Sally Stearns.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Blank
and her daughter, Beverly.
HURRY UP
MEALS
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS
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Till 9 Every Evening
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Wesson Oil
qts 79c
Crackers Sunshine
lb. box 45c
Coffee Folgers
lb. 50c
Coffee Thriftway, fresh ground
lb. 39C
Mayonnaise Durkee's ...... pts. 39c
Margarine Durkee's
lb. 33c
el Large package
25C
Borene Glon, package....... .
99c
Tomato Juice Stokley, 46-oz
25c
Sugar White Satin
10 ,b. 85c
Dog Food Vita Food
^
can* 25c
CASE OF 48
Then here's the answer to your problem. Serve
these meal-a-minute foods that can be whipped
up into grand-tasting, nutritious meals in jiffy-
quick time. Make a fast trip through our value-
packed market today and stock up with fine
foods for short-order cooking. Our low, low prices
are a boon to budgets worn thin by gift-buying.
Instant P otato es
French’s, pkg.
Cinch C a k e Mix
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25c
39c
New P o tato es wr„,„ 3 T J 29c
Tom ato Soup
Tuna Fish
Spaghetti
Campbell’s
3
foi
39c
White Star, grated
Franco American
Tam ales
2
Riveria
29c
for
each
29c
5c
Vienna Sausage
Swift’s
19c
Tam ales
Swift’s
25c
S3.95
Fruit Cocktail Hunt's No. 1
Cheese Kay Cheddar
Velveeta Cheese 2
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time for menu planning and meal preparation?
23c
lb. 49c
lb. loaf 79c
pkg. 27c
tall
Picked Where the Growing's Best!
Deviled Ham
Swift’s
3-oz.
19c
Pork & Beans v"n C,Z P,‘ 2
25c
Pork & Beans
No. 2 ’v Van Camp’s
23c
A lb e r ’s 2 V l b . pkg.
33c
Flapjack Flour
Pfeffer Nuesse, doz 15c
Date-nut Cookies, dz 25c
Fruit Bar Cookies dz 25c
Josephine Myrtle Bauer, passed
away Tuesday at her home west
of Cedar Mill, Nov. 30, following a
short illness.
She was born at Scappoose in
1897. On Dec. 1, 1921 she was mar­
ried to Clifford Bauer at the home
of his parents near Cedar Mill.
An outstanding
record as
a
church member is credited to her.
She was a charter member and
Deaconess of Tabernacle Church
of Seventh Day Adventist, having
attended church regularly missing
not more than 6 sabbaths in 27
years.
She has been well known in
the vicinity in which she has
lived for the past 27 years.
Survivors are her husband, Clif-
ford; a daughter, Irene; sisters,
Mrs. E ffie Grant of Linnton, Mrs.
Pete Helzer and Mrs. Hilda Kap-
ischkia of Milwaukie, Mrs. Carl
Dick of Hillsboro, Mrs. August Hi
ckethier and Sophia Zresman of
Cedar Mill and brothers Adolph of
Portland, Max of Kelso and Er­
nest of Scappoose.
Services were conducted Friday,
December 3 at 1 p.m. at Finley’s
Morninglight
Chapel by Elders
Engstrom and Thomas. Interment
at Union Cemetery, Cedar Mill.
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THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE THE GIFT SURE TO
LAST MANY YEARS — A WATCH WITH A
RELIABLE NAME.
Rudolf Mueller
Funeral services for Rudolf Ber­
nard Mueller, 51, driver of Bea­
2bana P o rter
verton high school bus No. 8 since
the first of this semester, who
Licensed Watchmaker
died December 2 at his home in
Aloha were observed December
And Jeweler
7 at the Masonic Temple in Bea­
verton with Reverend Albert King
officiating.
Beaverton
Masonic
lodge, of which he was a member
and the Order of Job’s Daugh­
ters presented the service. Melvin
Beeler sang two solo numbers,
’’Rock of Ages” and “ Abide With
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Mr. Mueller was born in Tulsa,
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Oklahoma, May 6, 1897. He had
lived In Oregon for the past 13
years, 11 of them in Aloha.
On November 10, he was taken
to Jones hospital, in Hillsboro, and j R E B E K A H NOTES
The Beaverton Rebekah Lodge
later to the Good Samaritan In
Portland, because of the effect met Tuesday evening, Nov. 30. A
from a brain concussion caused special meeting had been called
by a fall during his childhood. for the visit of the President of
He had been in ill health for sev­ the Rebekah Assembly Christine
Smith. About 150 were in atten­
eral years.
Because of marked improvement dance including members from
by the hospital care, Mr. Mueller Silver Leaf, Multnomah, Sterling,
came home the dav before Thanks­ Enterprise. Acme, Mt. View, Ves­
pertine,
Tigard,
Hillsboro and
giving..
He was a member of Capitol Scholls Lodges.
Nebraska and B e a v e r Chapter,
Five candidates were initiated
Nebraska and Beaverton Chapter, into Beaverton Lodge and four
for Ruby Lodge of Scholls.
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No. 106, OES, Beaverton.
Surviving are his wife, Esther, lovely tribute to the President
of Aloha, mother. Mrs Ida Muel­ Christine Smith was put on by the
ler and sister, Frieda, of AJo, Ar- Past Noble Grands with Mabel
izone ;»nd one brother, H fike Gilmore as chairman.
of White Plains, N.Y.
A social hour followed with Mrs.
Private commitment was at Ri Catherine Gillette as chairman.
verview Abbey Crematorium. Pegg
The Beaverton Rebekah Needle
Mortuary was in charge of ar­
rangements.
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Use Our
Convenient
Lay Away
Plan
B E A V E R T O N S OWN S T O R E
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fH IS H
This
Christm as
.
and Social Club met Friday at
the home of Mae Lusk with Min­
nie Hedgepeth assisting for a pot
luck lunch at noon. Twenty five
members were In attendance. An
exchange of gift was held and
the Christmas party for Odd Fel­
lows, Rebekahs and their families
was planned.
Club officers for the new year
were elected as follows: Mrs. Vera
Dashney, president; Mrs. Florence
Heard, vice president; Mrs. TheP
raa Barron, secretary; Mrs. Hazel
Maly, treasurer. The next meet­
ing will be held at the hall In
Beaverton with Mrs. Lucille Jones
and Mrs. Hazel Maly as hostessea
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