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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1949)
G K A N D M O TH F K TR A V E LS | A guest of the Jack Mutcher’9 H O LID AY V IS ITO R over New Year's was Mrs. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Harold Starr had Travis of Brookings. Mrs. Travis as a holiday guest, Mrs. Starr's! is the grandmother of Sherron Thot We Feoture sister, Miss Alma Johnson of i Schmidt. j VISITS IN IDAHO MAPLE Vancouver, B.C. COCOANUT The public, on Thursday, Dec FROM WAS1UNGTON Recently returned from a vls- ORANGE CHOCOLATE Among holiday guests of the I it to Lewiston, Idaho with her ember 30, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1 L. S. Uppinghouses were Mr. andlson and daughter-in-law, Mr. and were guests at an open house at Mrs. Vernon Hanson and family I Mrs. Ray Rice, is Mrs. A1 Reed.! s M°rtuary at their new- TUESDAY SPECIAL of Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Reed had been present *>' completed building on Second WHOLE WHEAT DONUTS David Leedy and family of Mid to attend the family following *nd "a ts o n streets, in Beaver- way, Wash. hospitalization of Mrs. Rice. ,on‘ A program of organ and vo- MT. HOOD OUTING While in Idaho she visited ano- oal ,nU8io was presented and FRIDAY SPECIAL Boy Scouts of Troop 207 spent ther son, Jim Rice and his fam- l,uncl' antl cookies served, Construction on the new fun- WHOLE W HEAT New Year’s Day and Sunday on ily in Moscow. Idaho. GUKNTS A T XMAS eral home began in the middle an outing to Mt. Hood. and Christmas guests of the John ^Pr‘ L with Erick Otness, I’ort- Accompanying the fifteen boys DEVIL'S FOOD POTATO were Mr. Jack Mutcher, scout Christensens were Mr. and Mrs. *and' awarded the general contract. leader, Mr. Don Hendrickson, Mr. Norman Wilson of Corvallis. The Architect wa3 Donald Edmondson, DONUTS contractors, for work or L. W. Kingsley and Mr. Carl two women are sisters. Stark. Skiing and tobogganing FROM HOOD R IV E R material included: E d W Sew- Open 3;30 A. M. to 7 P. M. I were enjoyed by the group. Families of both Mr. and Mrs. lnS Clinic, Beaverton Iatdvare, Closed Sundays SERIOUS CUT Maurice Sunderland have been lInitcd Builders, Beaver Plumbing I A severely cut left hand was holiday guests from Hood River. Co•• L; Cobb, Bilstad Linoleum, DONUT KETTLE W ally’s Electric and J. and G. received recently by Mrs. Harold D IN N E R P A R T Y Belcher when she .fell, cutting Mr and Mrs. William Clark en- Concrete Products, all of Beaver- & COFFEE SHOP her hand on a tin can. tertained Wednesday evening at ton: MacCormack Tile company C an yo n Road a t East " Y " The wound necessitated several a dinner party honoring Mr and 0< Hi,tabopo Rnd Or* * on Music, Phone Beaverton 4 5 7 5 stitches and hospitalisation for Mrs. Ray Sarlin, friends from Baker-Barton company. Columbia San Francisco. Cabinet and Fixtures Corp., Acme 1 a couple of days. Metal Works and Fuller Paint and V IS IT IN SHQUIM The Arthur Bauers spent Glass company, all of Portland. An imposing structure, the new ■■i most of last week at Sequlm, Washington as guests of Mr. and funeral home has been described Mrs. Ed Spady. Mr. Spady Is as one of the most modern and beautiful in the state of Oregon. Mrs. Bauer's brother. W IT H F A M IL Y Of concrete block construction, it Mrs. Robert Davis and son Bll- measures about 90 feet by 80 feet, ly spent last week with her fam- at widest dimensions, Lenses duplicated from any ily at Corvallis. Rooms include a chapel of B IR T H D A Y S K A T E v a u lte d celling with large Rose portion of the broken lense Friends of Carol Woodell and A rl * la8S window set in white Don Miner joined In a skating P ‘ c tu r e -ty p e frame and seating in our own party at the Lloyd Woodell home Walls are rose tinted and Saturday afternoon. The occasion D°ors of inlaid cork. New blonde honored the birthdays of Carol oa*t Pews and pulpit have been ln-j and Don. ; stalled. Lights have been espec- COMPLETE OPTICAL LABORATORY IN P IN K A N D BLUE »ally designed, with ball sphere Hostess for a pink and blue fixtures, shower at her home Tuesday a f- Auxiliary rooms to the chapel You Can't Be Optimistic I f You Have Misty Optics” ternoon was Mrs. W. Lee Hempy will give added seating capacity with Mrs. Robert Judge as guest when needed. In the music room, of honor. i a new Baldwin electric organ, ‘ Attending were friends and rel- recognized as one of the finest atives who enjoyed ’the social available, has been added, afternoon of games, gifts and re- Other features of the new 1 freshments. Mrs. Judge, now Qf building are the office, slumber (F ie e P riva te P a rk in g for P a tie n ts) Eugene is the former Barbara loom, casket display room, prep-[ aration roof, large garage and W a lt e r s . Phone 445 233 E. Baseline, Hillsboro, Ore. storage and boiler room for heat C O R N E LL CLUB P A R T Y Members of the Cornell Club ing equipment. On the second and guests participated in the floor are two apartments, one of annual Christmas party of the 1! bedrooms and the other of: club Wednesday afternoon in the 3 bedrooms. Mr. Pegg established the fun I school cafeteria. During the noon j hour a pot luck luncheon was eral firm in 1910 and operated it. continuously until April 1 of this I enjoyed Cards were signed by the group. ypal'- At that time, William V.I m m to be sent to absent members. Spears, who had been associated During the afternoon gifts were for 11 years with Pearson's Fun-| exchanged and secret pals of the eral Church of Portland, joined past year were revealed. Ex the company as a co-partner. For the grand opening day, lo -' change of names for new secret cal musicians and friends from | | pals ensued. Next meeting of the club will neighboring towns came in to be at the home of Mrs. W. J. play the organ and sing. PoU tU on Jan. 12. N K IIA L E M W E E K EN D Mr. and Mrs. James Walters were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead at Nehalem. D AUGHTERS XMAS Miss Phyllis Thorne returned Last Monday evening, December Sunday via plane to San Fran cisco where she is employed after 27, the Ladies Aid society of Pil a two week visit at home with grim Lutheran, Beaverton, held her parents, the P. A. Thornes. their annual Christmas party. In While at home she visited friends addition to the business meeting! at Corvallis where she had at and the devotional situdy, the | tended and graduated from O.S. ladies also enjoyed an evening j of entertainment, during which I C. Miss Beverly Thorne spent time the ‘Friendship Pals’ of the Christmas vacation at home past year were revealed and new From Grade A Steers from O.S.C. at Corvallis. She ones for the coming year select joined her sister in several ski ed. The evening closed with a ing trips to Mt. Hood during the pot luck lunch. The following ladies were elect-j holiday season. ed as officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. Henry Dur- C a n a d ia n Style del; vice-president, Mrs. Arnold R a th 's B la c k H aw k Enger; secretary, Mrs. William Nlcoll; and treasurer, Mrs. Robert Zagel. The president will nom inate ladies to serve on the re On Broodway Phone 4002 lief, flower, publicity, devotional and project committees, later In A ged W lsco n sin , real nippy ^ 6 9 C the month. YI Frosted CEDAR MILL Donuts Pegg Entertains Open House on Thurs., Dec. 30th BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, January 7, 1949 JA/VC /AW The Slashes Its Stock of Winter Merchandise NOW! W E M U S T CLEAR OUR SHELVES BEFORE N E W S P R IN G M ERCHANDISE BEGINS TO ARRIVE. IT S OUR LOSS A N D Y O U R G A IN — SALE IT EM S H AVE BEEN C U T TO THE BONE IN ORDER TO M O V E T H E M - R E G A R D L E S S OF W H A T T H E Y COST US. Keep an EYE" To The Future Start the New Year Dr. C. A. Plumstead, Dresses Priced to GO! Cotton Print Washables Cut to Optometrist 99 of our finest crepe & wool dresses nationally advertised at $14.95, $16.95 and $19.95. These are new seasonal dresses in Junior (sizes 9 to 15), Misses (10 to 20), Women's (38 to 44 and half sizes). Excellent selection of colors with plenty of always good blacks. n 99 $11 Very Special at <=7HfÁe4Í Q u a /íh j iSbmda'id ftruiiuü . Short Ribs of Beef lb 37c Bacon Cheese BEAVERTON FURNITURE January SALE ON SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY "I ~ 4 ' ~ $ 6 .8 8 i FULL SIZE METAL BED $ 6.88 Beaverton 3661 We Give S & H Broadway 7960 Green Stamps Miller's QUALITY FOODS MADE BY SIMMONS $ 6.88 Beaverton Furniture Open M onday and F rid a y T ill 9 P. M . HERE’S LINDA OTHER ODD LOTS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES Lampi Lamp'l Pullover Sweaters Cardigan Sweaters Short sleeve, a ll wool, N a tio n a lly A d vertised a t $3 0 0 $1 .9 9 C u t to * A ll wool, button fro n t, N a tio n a lly ad vertised now Clear Plastic Umbrellas 16 rib (non ru stin g ) no c ra c k in g , co l ored ribbon bind ing , fin e q u a lity . N a tio n a lly ad vertised a t $41.95 $3.95, now long sleeve $ ^ .9 9 W Knitted Rayon Panties w ith County Wins 4-H Plaque Award in Contest of State Washington county, for the second consecutive year, has been selected by the State Extension office as reporting the most out standing 4-H Better Methods El ectric program of 1948 in Oregon. Purpose of the awards program. It was announced, Is to encourage 4-H Club members to simplify farm and home tasks. In recog nition of this achievement, the County Extension office receives a Westinghou.se Educational Foundation plaque, appropriately inscribed. Typical jobs analayzed, accord ing to the report, were baking, laundering, and watering poultry. Analyzing cake baking brought best results, when an electric mixer was used to save time and energy. NOW 56 Junior (9 to 15) and Misses (10 to 16) smart dresses Top value at Pilgrim Ladies Renew Pals and Elect Officers MEAT SPECIALS lb $1.29 43 Casual Dresses of crepe, gabardine and novelty fabrics All sizes g a rte r a tta c h m e n ts, N a tio n a lly ad vertised "S u s - P a n ts " w hite and tea rose at N a tio n a lly a d vertised $ 1 .5 0 , now $1 .0 0 .......... _ * * Slips and Gowns Rayon Night Gowns La ce or em broidery trim m ed B e a u ti ful w o rkm anship and fit Na- $ ^ . 9 5 tio n a lly ad vertised at 4 9 5 now ^ Non run, satin strip e, tea rose $41.49 and blue, A p rice event a t 4fc Outing Flannel Gowns Nylon Stockings Prin ts ond woven strip es V e ry tim ely valu e N a tio n a lly ad vertised $41.95 ot $3 9 5 , Special a t ^ Sheers and super sheers. O n ly 6 8 p a irs N a tio n a lly ad vertised a t $1 6 5 $1 .0 0 and $ I 9 5 , m arked down to, go " All Fancy & Novelty Blouses Priced to Clear! ALL SIZES — Whites ond Colors — Marked To Go? A very special group of 61 fin e crepe blouses h ave been put into one lot a t $ 4 ] 1 .9$ V S BE , OLIVE — POLO IS A 8L ASTIO io w - ocwn « w ia vvhat s corn * BiôWT >ou rrs E .T P - 9CO V* P I6 K T A N E v E ffV DiM6 n»c*s a punch a very special price 1 m o n e y is S m a p t b u t SAVIN6 L Y E S l> ARE.POPEYE- ' 7 SAVINS !! fc- 'S LCT-S SMAITTP/ Robes Cut V 3 an y robe in the house is yours for reg u lar crepes, A one-third o ff p rice Q uilted corduroys, ch e n illes T h is is rea lly a su per v a lu e ________ - V h. MODE 118 S. W. BROADWAY " Y o u r Own Store in B e a v e rto n "
