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Second Second Section Section b 2d&j-* VO LU M E 22, NUMBER 10 BEAVERTON, W ASHINGTON Brownies Tour Enterprise Plant POSED IN FRONT OF TH E LIN O TYPE, are sixteen young members of the Brownie Troop 3 1 8 , who favored the newspaper plant with a visit on Wednesday afternoon, March 16. Shown, in the first row, reading left to right are: Judi Ann Carroll, Maureen Sul livan, Melba Stout, Carol Ashein, Carlene Walton, Grace Ann Woodward, Rosemary Camellias up Rhododendron $ J .O O up s k im m ia 35c up Yellow Calla A P c w r J up QUESTOVEB CAMELLIA GARDENS 355 S. E. Walker Koad Beaverton. Ore. Phone 4793 N EW EST RELEASES Classical — Popular Children W EST SLOPE RECORD & G IFT SHOP West Slope OPEN SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS : 16,267,157^49] HM iiñzrzisis ’T* ¿I-1 §9,339,292.64 §10,107,000.00 C4TINMTC0 au Citi*ens. U. S. Surgeon General calls 1946-1947 mental health the number one | ^ per9on, ,V4f state hospitals each year and affects 1948-1949 the lives of millions of others, to | a lesser degree. 19*9-1950 to »0 CSf IM A TtQ 1945-1946 lio .» 1946-1947 110.5 19 * 7-1948 2 0 UP BULBS Members of the Beaverton junior chamber of commerce will participate in the state and na tional progtam of observing men tal health week, from April 24 to 30. announces Errol Hassell I ; chairman of the local JCC com- 1 945-1946 mittee. Complete details of the program will be announced soon ^ 946-1947 1 Governor Douglas McKay, in proclaiming national health week 1947-1948 in Oregon, urges the people in each community to cooperate in every way with the junior cham 1948-1949 ber of commerce and the mental health association of Oregon to 1949-1950 insure a better understanding of Hobbs, Susan Boyd, Lynne Netherton, Denice the problems and to promote a %. z , ' . r • • w state-wide program which will Woods and Ctsie Morris. . , ° . . ... . ^ ] safeguard the mental health of 1945-1946 Back row, left to right, ore Nancy Bosley, Susie Palmer, Mary Ellis, Sandra Ruth Nor den and Joyce Miller. In the third row are leaders, Mrs Edward Locke and Mrs. A H. Klug — Photo by Harrell— Beaverton 4988 $ 2 .0 0 PER YEAR Jaycees Endorse UNION HIGH SCHOOL ASKS $300,000 IN BONDS Mental Health FOR ADDITIONS TO MEET POPULATION GROWTH BEAWCRrûM UNIÛM HIGH SCHOOL Week Apr. 24-30 BEAVER TON, 0REÚ0M ACTIVITIES FEATURING YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS Azaleas W ** FR ID A Y, A PRIL 1, 1949 IN A D V A N C E IAE ft».1* 75 Daphne, C O U N TY , OREGON, » U b iC K IP T IO N BE 7748 FR ID A Y EVENINGS KIWANIS I.ADIES Mrs. David Lofgren will enter tain the Kiwanis ladies at tea next Tuesday, April 5, at 1:30 in her home on Oak Ave. High light of the afternoon will be a talk on home decorating by Miss Julia Keller, of Portland who for merly lived in Hollywood. Members of the group wishing transportation to Mrs. Lofgren's home will meet at the bank at 1:20 p.m. SILVER TEA BENEFIT Teachers in the kindergarten and nursery department of Be thel Congregational Church are sponsoring * a silver tea in the church parlors Thursday, March 31 at 2:30 p.m. to purchase ad ditional chairs for the two de partments. TO GREENFIELD. IOWA Mrs. R. A. Wood of S. W. Ha- ! zel Street, left for Greenfield. Io- I wa on March 23rd to visit at | the home of her sister, whose j husband suffered a heart attack. SEATTLE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams ; of S. E. Second Street left Sat urday morning for Seattle where they will visit relatives and also j visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bingham who formerly lived in Beaver- j ton. LEGION AUXILIARY The Beaverton Legion Auxiliary will meet Wednesday, April 6. The District President Mrs. Mar guerite Moyer will be present to help initiate. All new members who have not been initiated are u:ged to be present. A social hour will follow. 1 2 .8 NILE INSTALLATION 14.5 ( in C luoer »30,312,00 s o w «» vmcnv 1949-1949 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meadows iNTcarsT were among those attending the Daughters of the Nile installa »A4H INC.TON COONEY UNION H I46 SCHOOL O IS fR lC I LEVIES tion in Portland last week. They climaxed the evening by dancing at the Shrine Club. i 5 . a 1945-1946 1 2 .9 1 3 .7 7 .3 1 0 .5 11 «7 It's a holiday Thursday and NOW AT HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. E. St. Clair Friday for students at the Bea 1946-1947 20.1 3 6 .8 1 5 .9 1 9 .2 1 0 .5 11. have purchased the B. Hersey verton grade school while their home on Allen Ave. and are now teachers attend sessions of the 1947-1948 2 4 .6 1 4 .0 1 6 .3 1 6 .7 16- 1 2 .8 Oregon Education association in at home there. Portland at the public auditori FIFTEEN TABLES 2 1 .2 2 7 .7 1 4 .9 2 3 .6 1 4 .5 1 9 .6 1946-1949 The Beaverton Grange card um. party held Saturday, March 26 The 46th annual convention he-1 14¿ 2 5 .7 AVERAU 1 9 .2 1 7 .3 12.1 U .7 at the Grange Hall drew players gins Thursday and ends Saturday | for fifteen tables. An enjoyable with such well-known speakers evening was followed by re as Dr. E. T. McSwain of North •1945-1946 I f I M r YEAR OBEA4TC0 AN 8C AVERTO Al ONION HI £44 SCHOOL-) freshments western University, Mayor Dor othy McCullough Lee. Governor D EPICTIN G TH E GROW TH SIN CE 1945, 1949, shows the Beaverton school levy figure CONVENTION DELEGATES The Beaverton V.F.W. Auxil Douglas McKay, Dr. Harold Ben the above graph presented by the Beaverton well below all others in the county. iary 4617 held a combined bus jamin of the University of Mary union high school tells the financial and I R Metzler, superintendent of the high iness and social meeting at the land and Miss Helen Heffeman population-pressure story behind the bond is the school, declares that the school board has I.O.O.F. Hall Wednesday eve assistant division chief of ning, March 23, 1949. Mrs. C. California std|e department of sue which will be voted by citizens of joint diligently studied the known increases of pop- Rice and Mrs. Charles Terry were education. district 10 on April 5th between 2 ond 7 ulotion and have reluctantly concluded there elected delegates to the Sitate p m., at the high school is no other answer than further construction. Convention which is to be held at Coos Bay, Oregon in June. Except for the first year, district levies To be built will be a combination auditor Refreshments were served to the for the high school were lowest of all county ium gymnasium, new science, home econo V.F.iW. Post members and the schools and the only exception was in compar mics and musical department ond as many Auxiliary. Wednesday April 13, 1949 will ison with Bonks class rooms as careful use of the money pro be a business meeting and ajl Average for four years from— 1945 to vided will allow members are requested to be pre The First Methodist Church of | sent. Klamath Falls, beautifully decor- [ H Q r6 R U IIS SCOTT BRADLEY WILSON Word comes from Seaside of ated wlth Palms a«d spring flow- the birth of a son, Scott Brad ers’ was the **ttinF Sunday, ley, to Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wil- March 21 at 3 30 p.m. for the son, formerly of Beaverton. marriage of Miss Nina Sue Fer- Mrs. Wilson is the former Ro- nimen- daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. • berta McCJoskey, daughter of Henry Fernimen to George W. March hares were the predom Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCloskey. She was rais George F. Gordon, of Aloha. The inating theme at the regular din ed in Beaverton. double ring ceremony was per- ner meeting of the Business and GIRL SCOUT LEADERS Girl Scout leaders from Bea formed by Rev David Seaman, j Professional Women’s Club held hall Thursday, verton and the surrounding area Director of Wesley Foundation of | at the Kiwanis March 24. The tables were dec- met Monday in the Beaverton Eugene. The bride, who was given in orated with daffodils and charac grade school cafeteria to discuss marriage by her father, wore a ters from “ Alice in Wonderland” . plans for the remainder of the year and choose a date for ach- white satin gown with sheer yoke The programs were dainty or- covers tied with yellow I ievement day which will be an and train. A tiara held her fin- j Pan<ty ger tip veil in place. She carried rlhhon*- nounced later. a white prayer book and an or At the business meeting it was SPRINGTIME CALLERS Last week’s nice weather brot chid with white satin streamer* voted to send favors to the re I out a flurry of callers among the Mrs. Cora McGaughey, aunt of gional meeting to he held In Se feminine residents. Mrs. Losina the bride, was matron of honor. attle. It was also decided that Coulter. Mrs. Eileen Mathieu and She wore a pastel orchid marqui the B.P.W. club will not sponsor 1 Mrs. Gladys Huddleston visited sette gown with a head dress of :,n^ solicitations to be made in Mrs. W. D. Wilson in Cedar Mill net snd flowers, carrying a lace Beaverton. Park and Mrs. Vernon Hasness frilled nonrgay of carnation!*. club nominated Mrs. Ed- 99 on Stanwood Drive. matching her gown. Miss Jo | ward G. Moshofsky of Beaverton, Mrs. Edith Lundblad and Mrs. Dake of Spokane, cousin of the Route 2 for the honor of the Charles Thompson found Mrs. bride and Doris Cilk were brides Oregon mother of the year. The I^wis Mattieu and her two child maids. They wore pastel blue winner gets a trip to New York ren in bed with the mumps when and yellow gowns, with head with expenses paid by the Golden they called at their Spencer Ave. dress and lace frilled bouquets Rule Foundation. home. Another Spencer Ave. res matching their gowns the same as Mrs. Ray Clearwater received ident, Mrs. A. H. Mattoon. was the matron of honor. a prize for the parodies she com caring for her child who was The reception was held in the posed for the club song book to also 111 with the murrrps. home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mc be issued soon. AMONG SMELT DIPPERS Gaughey, uncle tna aunt of the The Finance Committee com Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clearwater bride Serving at the table were posed of Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, were among the Beaverltes who Mrs. Wilbur Sellers and Mis. chairman and Mesdamen Edna went smelting last Sunday. They Jewel Leadbetter. Mrs. Angelo Besmehn, Florence Garrison and reported huge crowds but a Faganello, aunt of the bride cut Anna Berthold and Mias Gerald plentiful amount of the small fish and served the wedding • Find out how eajy and how fine cake. ine Sanford had charge of the for everyone and are delighted Beverly Fernimen, sister of the program. borne tewing can be with a modem with the 20 pounds of shining bride had charge of the guest Domestic Sewmachine! It'i aimplc Harris Hansen presented two beauties in their deep freeze book. and satisfying with such “ Make- solos, accompanied by Willis em ergency o p e r a t io n Guests from Aloha. Beaverton Cady. Dance students of Miss PORTABLES you want-to-aew" features as for Cyril Kruegner who underwent and vicinity attending the wed Anita Plenovl gave three num- ward and reverse tewing . . . four- CA B IN ET an emergency appendectomy a ding were Mr and Mrs. George hers: cane dance by Shirley point feed that guides the material short time ago is recuperating F Gordon os low and two sons, Mr and Frank and Harley I>a Mont; straight and tr u e ... “ tailor-made” nicely at home and hopes to re Mrs. l,eonard Rayburn and three j Voice of Spring by Susan Dee SmoO Ihm i Nymatt turn to school aoon. buttonholes,., plus all the frills and sons < Mrs. Rayburn is an aunt j Boyd and Tap dance by Elaine refinements you can name. Come KERKKAH SOCIAL CLUB of the groom); Mr. and Mrs Sullivan. in for complete demonstration. The Beaverton Rehekah Needle Charlea Roseman of Sherwood; | Jay r.lbson, Jr. gave the ad- and Social Club will meet Frl . . I r ' n' r*' aI,er Cavan«** dress of the evening on Finance A LL MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY day. April 1st at the hall In Bea j *• n«J Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Walker Hntj Real Eatate verton for a pot luck luncheon ! of Beaverton. Mias Mlna Jaf.obllon and M, , . at noon Mrs Ella Terry. Mrs ! The newlyweds left for Victor- dame* Bertha P Anderson and Frankie Butta and Mr* Laura la, B C. for a wedding trip Iris C. Finley were iccepted into 309 S. W. FARM IN GTO N RD. BEAVERTO N , ORE. , Sluyter will be hostesses They will live in Eugene. membership. Teachers Attend Institute—Kids Take 2 Days Off George Gordon Takes Bride At Klamath Falls Rampant At BPW Dinner March 24 COME ON OVER .and get ^Domedic -ated k l «4 • si.35 Y A R D L E Y OLD I N O L I S H LAVENDER SOAP S O O T H IN G TO T H I MOST D I U C A T I SKIN S, IT W i l l IIA V I YOU f (H IN G D lllG H T f U llY M fM S H t» n w i < waoura m » n x i aii n o n e m s k u i x u n rmiiMic m rm (Aà mm m m »m u vmoimm wiiwu » co-mmc « m i n tw DMHn R. W allace Boyd George 0 . Fairchild On Broadway Phone 2311 / VecuKitM Tkcmmoj "PRESCRIPTION STORE * NOW ! I FLORENCE'S SEWING CENTER
