BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE — Friday, June 10, 1949
Jersey Cattle Of
County Displayed
On June 12 Tour
Brodmerkle-Boge Cath. Daughters
Observe Wedding Produce Variety
Hillsboro Church Show As Benefit
MR
and MRS MFRWVN DOGE
while Carole Robinson, her friend I panied all of the numbers of the
and a professional dancer from program.
Portland, offered interpretation of
With Mrs. Barfe accompanying,
the mechanical doll dance.
bathing suit song revue was pre
Bud Moshofsky and his sister. sented by the Daughters. Old
Margaret Schiebel, sang a number fashioned suiits from 1890 to 1930
of musical selections
wete displayed and appropriate
St. Cecelia’s school was repres popular songs of the different
Purebred Jersey Cattle will be
ented by a group of boys and eras given In this skit, the Mills’ on display on farms of seven
girls singing ’ McNamara's Band", baby appeared as Miss 1949 ”.
lYashingtcn
County
dairymen
a trio of girls in Mammy’s Little
The Daughters tell their ap who will play hosts to a county
Baby Loves Shortening Bread" preciation to all who helped make Jersey
tour Sunday,
June 12
and two first graders in a dia the event such an outstanding
The tour is scheduled to start at
logue about Indians.
success. Mrs. Wagonblast, grand 9 30 and will continue throughout
A skit by the young people's regent of the organization, singles the day according to Fred Knox,
club of St.Cecelia included a Gay out the following for special men tour chairman.
’90s version of strolling through tion: Mrs. Minten tickets; Mrs
One of the highlights of the
the park, the Can Can dance as Jackson, in charge of St. Cecelia’s tour will be a herd classification
interpreted by young men of the children and Mrs. Scheel, general at the V. D. Foster farm near
club and a 1920 slant on "Marjie”. chairman.
Scholls by Professor King of the
Anita Pienovi coached the num
University
of British Columbia
ber.
BAC K TO PALM SPRINGS
says Knox. Breeders will have a
Members of the Old-Time Dance
to see Professor King
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Milburn of chance
group of Beaverton demonstrated Palm Springs, California, returned classify 18 animals at the Foster
a square dance and the Var- to their home Friday after spend farm.
sovienne. under direction of Mrs. ing 10 days in Aloha visiting and
Plans
for the day call for a
H. Carter, leader of the group.
caring for the house of Mr. and picnic lunch at the Knox Bros,
Patricia Seidler and Darlene Mrs. Sanford Rogers who are both farm 3 miles N. W. of Gaston on
Jarder played piano in duet and ill In the hospital in Hillsboro. Mrs. the Scoggins Valley Road.
Patricia and Mrs. Balfe accom- Milburn Is a niece of Mrs. Rogers.
Schedule for the tour is as fol-
A benefit variety show, for the
benefit of the St. Cecelia's build
ing fund, proved an entertain
ment and financial success, ac
cording to the sponsoring Cath
olic Daughters of America who
produced the affair June 3, in the
Beaverton grade school auditor
ium.
Ray Mills, professional enter
tainer of Portland, donated his
services as master of ceremonies.
He also sang several Irish songs.
His daughter Kathy danced in
one of the ballet numbers and
his 15 months old son also ap
peared in a skit.
Pupils of Anita Pienovi dance
studio presented about an hour
of ballet, tap and soft shoe dances
Miss Pienovi gave a ballet in solo
The wedding of Margaret Brod-
merkle, daughter of L. A. Brod-
merkle. of Tigard, and Merwyn
G. Boge, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Veldon C. Boge. Lake Road, Bea
verton. was solemnized May 14.
8 pm. in All Saints Episcopal
church of Hillsboro.
Reverend
Dean Whiteside officiated.
The bride.
given in marriage
by her father.
wore an aqua
dress with white hat and acces
sories She carried a white orchid
and prayerbook.
Mrs. Arleta Peterson, sister of
the groom, wps matron of honor
She wore a navy blue dress and
haL Best man was Walter Shall-
berger, Jr.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the home of
M’ and Mrs. Harold Peterson, on
Hazel street. Beaverton.
The couple honeymooned at the
beach and are now at home in
Tigard.
The bride
attended school in
Colorado and the groom attend
ed Beaverton grade
and high
schools.
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REBEKAH PNG CLUB
The Beaverton Rebekah Past
Noble Grands club to be held at
the home of Mrs. Leona Rands in
Aloha has been postponed one
week. It will be held on June 16
for a pot luck luncheon with Mrs.
Minnie Hedgepeth assisting.
Dairy Month
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
GKIFFTTH AND MEEKK
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bedroom and living room. Ix»t 50
x 103 Price $5 950 00
Teddy Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Martin, 739 S. Hazel.
Beaverton, had an impressive les
son in dog relations last Sunday
in Tigard.
Visiting friends with his folks,
Teddy spotted a big dog and
made friendly overtures. But the
pooch didn’t feel so sociable and
the result was a nasty gash on
the boy’s upper arm.
Local medico had to do a little
hemstitching— three or four sti
tches— to set everything right
again.
Teddy indicates he will think
twice, in the future, before mak
ing advances to strange canines.
June
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The Annual Meeting of the
American Red Cross. Washington
County Chapter, will be held at
the Episcopal Parish Hall. Hills
boro, 6 30 p. m. on Thursday
J une, 9
Following the dinner the reg
ular business meeting will be cal
led for the purpose of electing •
directors and officers for the en
suing year, for the consideration
of reports and the transaction of
such other business that may
properly come before the meeting
The speaker of the evening will
tie Mr Marc Bowman. Director of
the Portland Regional Blood Cen
ter who will speak on the Nation
al Blood Program.
KF.AI.
pink and blue honors
Mrs. Harry Maslen was honor
guest at a pink and blue shower
held at the home of Mrs. Al Jann-
sen on Friday evening. Mrs. Jacg
Crayne was assisting hostess. 21
neighbors and friends were pre
sent.
She received many lovely
gifts and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
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County Chapter
Red Cross Holds
Regular Session
WANTED:
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Idght household
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D. Foster farm. 2
miles north of Scholls
10:30 a.m. M Melott
farm,
3
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11:15 am Melott Jersey farm. 4
* miles west of Laurel
12:30 p.m.
Knox Bros. 3 miles
NW of Gaston (Scoggins Val
ley Rd)
2:30
p.m. Lloyd Knox farm. 1
mile NW of Forest Grove
3 15 p.m.. E. D. Wilson & Son
3 miles N. of Gales Creek
4:00 p.m. Howard Robertson. 2
miles East of Gales Creek
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