P R IV A T E J. O. B 1LLII' . .
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, January 14, 1949
BEAVERTON
VISITO R
TO
H O SPITAL
Mrs. ('race Mauch of White
Salmon, Wash., who was a guest
of Eunice Sylvester, o f Eunice's
Beauty Shop.
during the past
week end entered the General
Hospital in Forest Grove Sunday
for an operation.
Mrs. Mauch formerly lived in
Beaverton and her many friends
here wish her a speedy recovery.
C IRC LE 2
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WSCS
Circle No. 2 of the Women’s ,
James Gilbert Billiu of Route
OKS LU NC H EO N
13, Box 869, Beaverton enlisted in Society of Christian Service, Bea­
The
Social
Club of Beaver the Regular Arm y for three (3) verton
Methodist
Church will
Chapter 106, O. E. S. will have years on December 30, 1948.
meet at the home of Mrs. Lucille
James was sent to Fort Ord,
its monthly luncheon Thursday,
January 20, at 12:30 p.m., at the California for his eight (8) weeks Romig on Allen Avenue^ Friday,
Masonic Temple, Beaverton. A f­ of basic training. After his basic January 14 at 2 p.m. with Mrs.
ter lunch cards of various kinds training he will either be as­ Louise Hackett as assistant hos­
will
be played and
prizes for signed to one of the many R A , tess.
Plans for the new year are I
high scores will be given, as well Service Schools, or will be as­
be discussed.
Mrs. Helen
signed to one of the R A units to
as several door prizes.
Geertgens
and
Mrs.
Gladys
Mrs. Helen Fisher and Mrs. in the U. S. or abroad.
The above information furnish­ Strickland are to be in charge
Audrey Vander Boegh, hostesses
Bond of the of games and entertainment. Mrs.
for the party, will reserve tables. ed by Sergeant
Mam bas are urged to attend Hillsboro Army and A ir Force Re­ Margaret Miller will present a
report on K orea
cruiting Office.
and to bring their friends.
OSC Coed Tells
Of Engagement
At Jan. 2nd Tea
BRAND NEW PRINTS
PERCALES
80 x 80 Count
FAST COLORS, PRE SHRUNK
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION. Yard
29 a
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
»
Another WALKER Service!
CHAMBERLIN
Can Make Your Old Shoes
FREE DELIVERY
Look and Wear
WALKER'S
For
DRESSMAKING
and
HEMSTITCHING
■SB»*
For tenderness . . . for juicy-goodness . . . for
flavor . . . AND FOR ECONOMY — quality
meat is your best buy all ways! Yes — quality
means economy because quality meat gives you
more good eating per pound and per penny. And
we guarantee the quality of our meat — guar­
antee it with the government inspection and
grade-mork on every cut. Remember, too, we
cut away excessive bone and fat before weigh­
ing — an extra guarantee of economy.
T Bone Steaks For broiling LB. 79c
Rolled Prime Rib Roast LB. 83c
Bacon Jowls Armour's
LB. 33c
Sliced Bacon Arm our's Banner LB. 59c
Little Pig Sausage
LB. 59c
SUGAR B», 10-lbs 79c Lard Armour or Star, Valley Pack, pure lard LB. 25c
NUCOA
PICKLES Fanning'« Bread
PEARS Hunt’s, No. 24 tin«
33c
and Butter 25c
39c
Hunt's, No. 2 tins
2 for 35c
PINEAPPLE JUICE T ,;, 15c
APRICOTS Hunt', halve.. No. 2H 2 9 C
PEACHES Hunt's halves. No. 24 27c
PEAS Del Monte
2 for 35c
CORN Del Monte cream style 2 for 35c
SYRUP Dude Ranch
qta. 33c
FLOUR Occident
50-lb. Sack $3.98
Noodle Soup Mix Lipton's 3 29c
PREM5w,„s l2o,
43c
PORK & BEANS Dennson
10c
WESSON O IL
„ 65c
BUTTER Forest Grove Grade A
Lb. 69c
MAYONNAISE Be, Foods „ 39c
FRUIT C O C K T A IL Hun,, 23c
SW IFTNING 3 „, «„
99c
COFFEE uw
u, 49c
BORENE Large size
29c «
BORENE Giant size
89c
SYRUP Log Cabin, 12-oz
25c
CATSUP Heinz
23c TASTE-THRILLING MEALS
f
DOG FOODPard
con 14c Wi VUH OUR YEAR ’ROUND GARDEN
Carrots
EGGS
GRADE A LARGE
FRESH RANCH
EGGS, dox.
63c
3 bchs.
United Salads2 for 25c
Calavo
M e d iu m
size
Tomatoes Hot
Sugar - Gingersnaps
Home Made Bread
Lb.
do, 25c
Loaf 15c
29c
A
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A p p IC S
house
Lb.
Roman Beauty
O Q
loose pack Box * P 4 . 7 0
Kathleen
Blaine
Wheeler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Wheeler, of Oak Avenue, Bea­
verton, announced her engage­
ment to Jim Kincheloe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Kincheloe, |
of Route 3, Beaverton, Sunday 1
afternoon, January 2, at a tea
held in the home of the bride- |
elec.’s parents.
Each guest was presented with
a scroll containing the announce­
ment in verse. Tied with a red
ribbon, the scroll was decorated
with a red chenille ring and a
tiny bell.
Miss Wheeler graduated from
Beaverton high school and now
attends Oregon State college. Mr.
Kincheloe is a Hfllsboro high
graduate, now employed as tech­
nician for the Washington coun­
ty dairy brea*lers"
association.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Those who atttended the tea
were: Mrs. Ray Kincheloe, Mrs.
Lois Lee, the Misses LaRae Kin­
cheloe, Irene Van Kleek, Edith-
Marian Van Kleek, Marjorie Van
Kleek, Florence Ricq, Goldwyn
Kulbel and Barbara Heitzman,
all of Beaverton; Flora LaRue
and Kathleen Imlay of Reedville,
Mrs. John Wheeler and Kathleen
Wheeler.
Mechanic Boasts
Forty Years in
Auto Repairing
Latest
mechanic to join the
staff of Ash Automotive Service
is "Tiny” Graham who has been
doing mechanical work on cars
for over 40 years. Graham, who
started work for Ash this week
at his new Unit No. 2 repair
department at Schuld and Swet-
land, 356 N. W. Canyon Road,
specializes in tune-up and elec­
trical work.
Factory trained for both Chrys­
ler and General Motors, he has
been working on cars since 1909.
Graham is active in Veteran’s
affairs and Is head of the State
Veteran’s Hospital Visitation.
SHOE REPAIRING
VENETIAN BLINDS
at
AT ECONOMY PRICES
Free Estimates
CHAMBERLINS
Ph; 3461
CLEARAN CE SALE
We Must Reduce Our
Stock of Watches
Every Swiss Watch
In Stock Slashed
20%
A LL $29.75 WATCHES
CU T TO
$19.75
This Special Good This
Week Only
Jbana Porter Jeweler
and Licensed Watchmaker
S & H Green Stamps
Phone Beaverton 3461
Open Evenings T ill 7 P. M ., Saturdays 9 P. M.
n
WALKER'S
B e a v e r t o n ' s o w n s t o r e '
U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON,
Eugene)— Robert Myers, son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, Beaverton,
was one of twelve students on tha
honor roll for fall term in the
law school on the University of
Oregon campus. The law school
honor roll is based on an accum­
ulative of 3.00 or above on a full
study program.
LEGION AUX. D R IVE ....
will be held Thursday, January
The Beaverton Legion Auxiliary 13th, 8:00 p.m. at the Laurel Hall.
met Wednesday evening. Member­ Initiation of new members, a spe­
ship drive has been slow but quo­ cial entertainment program and
ta is hoped to be reached by important business will occupy
Jan. 31.
the evening.
Mrs. Olive Ramsdell reported
Refreshments
will
be served
sewing group will meet at her after adjournment.
home on Monday, January 17.
J E R S E Y r L l H VOTES
A cooked food sale will be held JK. RESERVES O R G A N IZE
Election of officers for 1949
by the Unit at the Whiteside
The Junior Reserves o f Cedar
will be the main item of business
Store on Saturday, Feb. 5. The Mill Farmers’ Union Local met
at the annual meeting of
the next business meeting is set for
at Barnes School on Walker Rd.
Washington County Jersey Cattle February 2.
on January 8, 1949. Study Unit
Club to be held Thursday, Janu­
The Unit will be honored with books were distributed to the
ary 20 in the quonset building
the presence of District President members. There was an election
at the County fairgrounds
in
Marguerite Moyer of Seaside.
of officers and the results were
Hillsboro.
The 9th anniversary o f Post as follows: Harold Berger, chair­
Report on the progress of the 124 and the 8th anniversary of
man; Leroy Berger, secretary and
third annual Junior Jersey sale |
the Unit will be celebrated w ith ! Elizabeth Krautscheld* reporter.
will also be a feature of the pro- a birthday cake.
Mrs. Beulah Ringe is leader of
gram.
•
the group.
CEDAR
M
IL
L
LOCAL
Pot luck lunch will be held at
After
the study period
the
Next regular meeting of the
noon.
Cedar Mill Local of the Farmer’s group played singing games. Re­
Union will be held at the Barnes freshments were served.
School on Walker Road, Jan. 18, A TTE N D H U X 8B O R O CLUB
at 8:15 p.m. All members are
Several members o f the Cooper-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT
urged to attend.
Dale Garden Club attended the
LAUREL-8CHQLLS F. IT.
Hillsboro
Garden
Club’s Open
'42 CHEV. 14
ton van body
Regular monthly
meeting of House January 10 at the Epis­
truck.
42,000
actual
miles the Laurel-Scholls Farmer Union copal Parish Hall In Hillsboro.
Quick sale, *795.00.
One Hud­
son sedan '41 model.
Worth
*900.00 take *650.00. 110 W. 2nd
Street, Beaverton.
51p
• WANT ADS •
COM PETENT, Experienced secre­
tary wants position in Beaver­
ton. Shorthand, typing, general
office work. Write G. F. 101,
Beaverton Enterprise. Beaver­
ton. Oregon.
51p
PLYWOOD
'/4-ln. Reject
.
3/4-ln. Reject
.
.
.
SALE
.
10c sq. ft.
.
22c sq. ft.
FOK SALE Four toot length sec­
ond growth wood. Phone Tigard
2374.
51p
Steel Garage Door Complete
FOK SALE
First class baled
oat-hay. Alvin H. North. Phone
Tigard 3511.
sip
Only one left, $75.00
OVERSIZED
DAVENO,
bhii
all wool frieze, used less than
one year.
Reasonably priced
Beaverton 4944
sip
E A W SEWING CLINIC
I Furniture upholstering, slip cov-
[ ers. draperies and dressmaking.
Reasonable. 190 S W Stott, be-
| hind Beaverton Grade School. Sip
/
SAVE ON
U. O F O. H O N O R R O M .
O IL BURNING Conversion unit
in good cast iron stove. *35.00
Phone Beaverton 2321
51tf
PRICES
Like New
KINGSLEY
-
BEAVERTON
LUMBER CO.
3 S. W. Farmington Road, Beaverton
Phone 3201