B E A V E R T O N E N T E R P R IS E — Frid ay, Ju n e 3,
1949
a
DeHaan-Rohrback
M arriage Rites
Observed May 22
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Beaverton's
EFFECTIVE
Rote F e itiv o l
PHONE
In a setting of candlelight and
| spring flowers. May 22 at the
[Bethel Congregational church, in
; Beaverton,
Mias Marjorie Ruth
DeHaan. daughter of Mrs. Ruth !
DeHaan. Aloha
and Willard E 1
| Rohrback. son of Mr. and Mrs. j
John Rohrback, solemnized their !
i wedding vows.
The bride, wearing a gown o f
¡white satin with fingertip veil J # E m C T S O n C O O k
w si given m marriage by her bro-
ther. Donald A
DeHaan.
She
j Emerson Cook of 8007 S. W
carried a cascade bouquet of or- p * rrway Drive. Portland, passed
chids and stephanotis.
away suddenly
at his home on
Mrs. C. R Slovick sister of May 24th. Services were held at
the bride, was matron of
honor lhe PeKg Chapel. Beaverton, on
^She wore a yellow taffeta dress Fridav.
May 27th at 1:30 pm
and carried
carnations, roses lnterment was in Crescent Grove
and sweet peas, in a nosegay
Cemetery. Beaverton. Elder L. L.
Bridesmaids
Dorothy
R!ggs H oagiand of Poitland conducted
Alice Erickson and Peggy Schultze the Mrvice8
and Elder Clarence
^ore yel.ow, blue and pink or_ Peterson was the speaker, assist-
gandy and carried nosegays of ed by Elder Edwards,
carnations and sweet peas Sally
Mr Cook was a prominent and
Rohrback. niece of the groom. 1 active member of the 1>atter Day
wore aqua taffeta.
Saints Church. He was born on
Best man was Leonard Rohr- Aujru, t 18 1884 in W a n utah.
back, brother of the groom. Ush- He had ,ived in Oregon and W est
ers were
John Rohrback. Jr . SIope since 1942 He was a mach.
. hester
Slovick and Paul Sor- lnUt and wood work„ .
e \8
Assisting in the reception that
followed were: Marianne Meyers.
Port land . I r e n e Anderson. Santa
Monica. California;
Mrs L. V
Rowe and Loretta Rowe, o f Sa-
iem; Mrs. Paul So’ bets. Corval-
lis: Mrs. Lois Livingston. Aloha
and Mrs. A P. Erickson. Beaver­
ton.
The happy couple will be
at
home in Reedville after June 5.
D R E S S M A K IN G
and
H E M S T IT C H IN G
326/
He 1« survived
by his wife.
M,nnie Cook and , he following
rhlldren: Henry Semon of Calif-
ornja; Leonard ^ mon of Beaver-
ton: Mrs M E Bergren of Port-
land; Mrs Joe Pierce of Portland
- grandchildren. 3 brothers and 1
sister, nieces ar.d nephews.
Mary Beamish
T H IS C A N H A P P E N
TO YO U !
Fire and total destruction of
valuable holdings may mean
your ruin ! Be prepared with
ample insurance coverage.
A C TU ALLY do you know how
much insurance you
should
carry on your property ?
CONSULT US for advice
your insurance problems.
on
Leonard Adams
Mary Beamish was bom April
"Personal Insurance Service"
13. 1364 at Spencerville. Ont.. Can. I
Phone 3831 Any Time
and passed away at her home Rt.
73 Broadway.
Beaverton
j 2. Box 50. Tigard. Oregon, May
23. 1949 She came with the fam- I
| ily to Hillsboro. Ore. Dec. 1839 J
| where
they resided for about
LE W IS
A N D C L A R K COL- nineteen years, afterwards living I
LEGE.
Portland— SPE C IA L— ; at Cedar Mill and Tigard. Since
Verne Bright, noted Aloha poet, coming to Oregon most of her
will assist in the college Eng­ life has been spent in this coun­
Top M a te ria l, G u aran teed
lish department's
first Poetry ty with the exception of a few
Conference and Workshop to be years in Portland
She was affiliated wkh the
held during the first term of the
W o rk — Eco n o m ical
Church
of the Nazarene. Beaver-
summer session. June 9 through
Operation
J
ton.
and
active
in
the
various
July 23
departments
of
the
church
while
The workshop will be open to
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the public as well as to college her health permitted.
She is survived by two broth­
students.
Phone Beaverton 3921
The course, first of its kind to ers. Richard and John, also two
sisters.
Eliza
and
Jane
Beamish
|
be offered in the Portland area,
will have as some of its confer- . of Tigard. Ore
Verne Bright of
Aloha Assists In
Poetry Workshop
PLUMBING
ence leaders. Thomas Parkinson
* * rv,c“
'‘ erp held ,n ,hp
of the English faculty at Cnt-’ " rPnP Church Beaverton Tuesday
versity of California and Carol I May 3lM at 2 p m Vault in,er*
Ely Harper from the University mPnt waa in thP 100F Cemetery-,
Hillsboro. Oregon
of Washington.
Pegg’s
Mortuary.
Beaverton,
Other Northwest poets, in ad­
dition to Bright, who will lead was In charge of arrangements.
conference sessions include Glen
T R I-N W II.
Cofficld. leader of the Grundtvig
Folk school and Howard Corning,
The Trl-N-W il church group
and Laurence Pratt of Portland
met in the Reedville church par-
William Stafford, of the college lor Tuesday evening with a good
English department, will direct attendance. A program of special
and coordinate the six week ser­ interest will be provided for next
ies assisted by John Gross.
meeting.
Teen-age Dance
Dated June 4th
Aloha-Huber Gym
TH R A M A Z IN G
Saturday
evening. June 4. is j
the date aet for the neat fun- |
filled teen-age dance to be held
at the Aloha-Huber school gym­
nasium. under the sponsorship of
Parent* of the community
All young people still in their
teens are Invited to attend these
youth functions, which are sched­
uled
for every other Sa.«.rday
night.
Dancing starts at * p.m. and
concludes at 11 p.m.
Admission
fee is nominal, the receipts going
to a fund for bleacher
seats
Shoes with cleats are not allowed
to be worn on the gym floor.
Refreshments are available and
the muaic.
it is promised, will
be good
Plan of the sponsoring parents j
are to continue these dancing af-1
fairs throughout
the
summer
month*
Notices will be posted
for future dates.
Gross only at croaswalks A* the
orner. drivers are watching for
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