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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1949)
B E A V E R T O N EN T ER P R ISE— Friday, August 1 9 7 1 9 4 ? ALOHA THEATRE A lo h a , O re g o n — P h o n e , A lo h a 6401 Fret* P a r k in g lx>t (o r O u r P a t r o n « Wodnewday thru Saturday, August 17, 18, 19, '40 "C A N AD IAN "T U C S 0 N '' P A C IF IC '' Randolph Scott Jimmy Lydon, Paula Edwards Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, August 2!. 22, 23 n u n n o r i M i c V A II 1 K " by Technicolor. Doris Day, rax VHLAITI 13 lU U IIJ j ack Carson. Lee Bowman Wednesday thru Saturday, August 24, 25, 26, 27 "AFRICA SCREAMS" Abbott and Costello "TH E LADY GAMBLES ' Barbara Stanwyck, Robt. Preston PTA DATES SQUARE DANCE TO AID MOVIE PROJECTOR FUND By Glady* llmtrrlrr Jay Gibson Jr. of Music Teacher Beaverton Goes Gives Address To Bank Session Nat'l Convention Just H A P P V HOUR C U B Had To j The Hazeldale P.T.A. will sponsor The Hazeldale Happy Hour Miss Alice Clement, who recently Call SE ATTLE , WASH., special J a y ! an old fashioned square dance Club met Thursday evening, Aug- completed her second term as pres II, with Mrs. Sally Neal. Gibson, Jr., of the First Security | Saturday, August 20 at the Ha To Tell Bank, Beaverton will be among ident of Oregon Music Teachers' zeldale School. The money is to Twenty-one were present. Association, is spending the week You The club voted $50.00 towards | more than 150 bankers from six go towards the movie projector. In San Francisco representing the the movie projector that the P western states to,attend the seven- Everyone is welcome. About the T A. is to purchase. th annual session of the Pacific! Oregon Music Teachers’ Associa SCHOOL IN ST. LO I’IS tion at the Music TeachersJ Na- Articles for the white elephant Coast Banking School at the Uni- _____ . Mrs. Tom Parker, daughter P L A N T A T IO N booth are to he brought to the versity of Washington August 22 convention. Charolett and son Thomas, left She is scheduled to preside at next meeting. Betty Wagenblast j through September 2 B A R B EC U ES Friday, August 12 for a two weeks and Hazel Miller have charge of I The purpose of the school is to one o f the sessions and to give vacation in St. Louis, Mo. Thomas That New Smoked Beef vacation in =». ^ u ... - v . . . » » . » - . tbig booth fQr , be community provide bank men with an onnor-l“ an " address aaare8s on “ Educational *^ucatlonal Pro- P will remain there to resume hi# p air which i. y.„ Oct •>« ; . men i h an opp | jects for Teachers and Students Taste Delight tunity for for 8* studying problems a af-j studies in the University. 1 F ° lr Wh‘Ch “ t0 b® ^ “ tunitv ^ v i „ , nrnhl.m, f-!J he next meeting will be Augu.-t fecting bank operation and admin 1 . . . . . . . . . (M1KS at NEW CONSTRUCTION 25 with Mrs. Salee in the after- Oration. It also is designed to ° M K ' <K>K>' GOOD Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Reid, j Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rogers have „oon. keep them abreast of current de started construction of a new SA TU R D A Y VISITORS velopments in the broad field of 1193 N. E. Johnson rd. have re turned to their home Friday after | home Just In front of the old Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. I- economics. house on Farmington Road. Markell last Saturday was Mr The gcboo, ,g divided ,nto first. an extended trip to the East BIBLE CONFERENCE and Mrs. Ernest Fisher and her year_ second-year and third-year Coast. They visited in Chicago, Roches- j Bible Conference of the Hazel- father. Arthur Parks, a cousin of courses. Those a,t„ ndlng mugt ter, Newark, New York City etc. dale Bible Church will be held at Mr. Markell s. have at least five years of banking The Reids were in the latter I Hazeldale August 23 to 26 inclus- FROM SO. D AKO TA experience and must continue A cross from First Security Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wagner of the|r work by extension courses during the hottest day Gotham I lve. has suffered in 49 years and are S. Dakota visited last througbout tbe year Guest performers will be the Woosly. Bank glad to be back in the more tem Brier Creste Men’s Quartet of week with the Markells. Speplal faculty for the two-week perate climate of the Tualatin ! Canada. Also one of the group’s W ORK STARTS AGAIN session is composed of nationally j Attendance at the Hazeldale rerognized educators hankers at- Vai ^ l faculty members will be there. , There Is a good time in store Bible Church August H * M 50 tornleg and econom,gtg and f ,ve for all, lots of good music, sing with an offering of $8.06. Betty evening geminars w i„ be held dur_ \ * Lou Slaughter observed her birth- jng the courgp ing, learning of new choruses. Tbe gchoo,' wag founded in 1938 Each one who comes is asked to day. Work has started again on bring at least five persons. The the new church. by Washington, Oregon, Idaho and meetings will begin at 8 p.m. GUESTS FROM CONDON Montana bankers’ groups. Cali Mr. and Mrs. Leo Salee and fornia and Nevada associations FIRE— NO DAMAGE Beaverton Phone 4293 The Beaverton Fire Dept, was daughter of Condon, Oregon vis joined in active sponsorship last called out Thursday morning to ited part of last week with Verle year. W ednesday thru Saturday, August 17, 18, 19, 20 help extinguish a chimney fire at Salee and his grandmother Sylvia THE BRIBE", Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner, Charles the Pasalich home on Livermore Salee. W IN BALL GAME Ave. Laughton The Hazelettes won the ball No damage, was done. game last week over Bonny Slope "K E EP 'EM FLY IN G ". Bud Abbott, Lou Costello VISIT IN SEATTLE Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jones and S1IRINERS’ PICNIC Saturday Matinee, "K EEP 'EM FLYIN G "_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mrs. Geo. Althirin and Mr. and family spent from Friday to Sun day in Seattle visiting Merle’s Mrs. M. W. Wagenblast and fam Sunday, Monday Tuesday, August 21, 22, 23 ily attended the Shriners’ picnic N. J. Thomas, Beaverton used uncle. last week at Jantzen Beach. "TH E YOUNGER BROTHERS", by Technicolor car dealer, returned August 10 BEACH W EE K EN D from a month’s trip through the Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jelderks spent TO LE B A N O N Wayne Morris, Janis Paige Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee middle west states of Nebraska, the week end at the beaches. W HEN M Y BABY SMILES AT M E,", by Technicolor and family spent Saturday and Iowa, Missouri and Kansas, first PR A Y E R M EETING Sunday with their daughter an* time in 47 years that he had been Prayer meeting will meet this ________ Betty Grable, Dan Dailey Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Es- family Mrs. L. E. Kommer of in this, his original home area. “ Crops are Just wonderfql.” W ednesdoy thru Saturday, August 24, 25, 26, 27 sel Williams of Forest Grove.____ Lebanon, Ore. Thomas exclaims. “ I saw corn "SO UTH OF PAGO PAG O" with Victor McLaglen enough to supply the entire world, growing in the fields.” "TH E BARKLEYS OF BRO ADW AY", by Technicolor Although he had been long ab Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers sent from the midwest, Thomas saw many friends and relatives VISIT IN SEATTLE By Mm. B. F. Blethen Anita Ghiglietti and rMs. Stella who remembered him. He return M cKAY — PROGRESS — Part of Reason went to Seattle to visit ed well-loaded with pictures, ex plaining that he’d buy films at the NX\\'< the 4-H Dairy Club was taken by relatives. same pace others might stop for ? ENJOY AN Mr. John Altenhofen to Shute park AT THESE an Ice cream soda, while travel = EVENING Hillsboro to be shown the proper JUNKET EASTWARD ing. He declares that he never way to “ show” cattle at a fair. WELL C Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barron. £ OF Those going were Gregg Alten Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey and son had had so much fun in his life K N O W N Ç ^ . P l E A S U K t Just before he left on his trip. hofen. John Sullivan, Leslie Don Raymond returned recently from Thomas lost his wallet from where SPO TS aldson, Harris Hansen and Jean a 4 week trip eastward. They trav he left it on a counter in the Richard. eled the northern route to Iowa local bank when he went to do south through the Ozark Mts. and his banking. Two days before his TO GROTTO PICNIC returned the southwestern way. return, the wallet was returned Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bredemeyer Mrs. Barron especially enjoyed the with all papers, driver’s license attended the Grotto Picnic at the Ozark Mts. N. E. CANYON ROAD and other documents intact. Robson cabins on the Sandy river. They have many pictures and Absent, he reports, was $87 C H IC K E N , S T E A K D IN N ER S — SH O R T ORDERS The Grotto is a branch of the color strips as mementos of the which the wallet had contained. Masonic Lodge. Mr. Pete Olson is trip. TR Y OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE PIE Monarch of the Grottos. About 75 m e m b e r s attended. B E A V E R £* THEATRE Midwest Visitor Sees Corn Enouqh To Supply World 4H DAIRY CLUB SEES PROPER METHODS TO EXHIBIT CATTLE PAULSON'S CAFE T R IP TO M YRTLE POINT Mr. and Mrs. John Felsher, Janet and Paul went to Myrtle Point to visit Mr. Felshers unele Mr. John Felsher. Week end guests in the Felsher j house were Mrs. Thomas and daughter Ruth of Jasper, Oregon also Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans of Myrtle Point. Isn't This the BEST Way To Finance a Car? The answer is “Y E S " . . . a bank loan can often save you important money on your car financing charges. One thing sure: You have nothing to lose and plenty to gain by getting the facts — and figures. So why not come in and let us tell you exactly what it will cost you to finance a new or used car the bank loan way. Then make your own comparisons, draw your own conclusions . . . and act on your own good judgment We think yarn’ll be glad you investigated! The Commercial Bonk of Oregon 8848 8. W. ('A N T O N KOA1) W IS T SLOPE MEMBER FED ER AL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION T H E R E 'S A On Thursday, July 28, the July meeting of the Business and Pro fessional Women’s Club was held at the home of Mrs. Betty Myers on Sorrento Road. A potluck supper was supplied by the members and was served out-of-doors. There was a good representation of membership in spite of many people being on vacation. After the business meeting, it was decided that the August meet ing would be a similar one at the home of Mrs. Emma Boyd on Main Street, home of Mrs. Emma Boyd at 885 S. W Main Street. All members are urged to be present at 6:30 p. m. Thursday, August 25. Heating Plant For Any Home! FROM NAMPA IDAHO Merilvn Moon of Nampa. Idaho Is visiting at the Schlaht and Moore homes. Thp Moon family formerly lived here. OF BROADWATER. NEB. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Peonlo and 2 daughters of Broadwater, Neb. visited with Antony Ghiglietti and family last week. They are from the Ohigllettl’s home town. TAKES TREATM ENT A Timmer spent a week In Jones hospital. Hillsboro. Although Improving he Is still receiving medical treatment. IN SOUTHERN OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Scott Homey, Linda and Owenn spent part of last week In southern Oregon where they visited Belknap Hot Springs and Diamond and Crater Lakes. THURSDAY GUESTS Luncheon guests of Mrs. James 1 Farmer Thursday Aug 12 was i Mrs. lis t e r Wray of Los Angles and Mrs. John Kerr of Portland MAX'S SHEET BPW Will Repeat Outdoor Potluck At Aug. Meeting METAL Free Estimate« Beaverton 3071 691 S, W. Erickson SEVENTH BIR THD AY Sandra Klein celebrated her 7th birthday August 11 with a party at her home. A number of little folks attended and Sandra re ceived a lot of nice gifts. Games were played and ice cream served. ’ H« j NOT TO. OTFlCEf? T«t Ju S T H A D IT OVUÍMAüilO ANO IVUNTKPAT CARR CHEVROLET CO. *N0 TOO «SOW i -OW T«tv and • J " 'S • l ì g i ! ’ BEAVER BROOK FOUNTAIN Near Beaverton High School COME IN AND PLAY SHUFFLEBOARD Open 10 A M. to 9 P. M. Including Sundays F O U N TAIN SERVICE _______________ SANDWICHES OLD HEIDELBERG PARK Open Sunday 1;00 P. M. Till 1,00 A M. Weekdays 5,00 P. M. Till 1,00 A M. Closed Monday and Tuesday Phone 2471 for Reservation« "W E M AKE OUR OW N" Plaid SPECIAL — MINT JULIP G a h a r- Cotton« Chínese Wool Jersey» and W H ITE STAG SUMMER CLEARANCE Save 25S . Not All Site« !'C ìv T Y 59 Broadway, Beaverton 0 Caahmere Sweater» ANYBOOY LOOKIN’?J CARR CHEVROLET CD — — * BEAVERTON BOB'S ICE CREAM West "Y" on Canyon Road .lacket« Wool Plaid« 0 Cotton dinea can S lick U» a CAB to lOCV AS CaOOO AS IT O>0 Nit W AMO P ttftO W V B L T T t tf t h a n ------ X — t IT D'O Mt W i r r COVIE O N * S A N D W IC H E S — C O FFEE AL A RAY ROSSI 0 C orduroj Sklrta C A R R C H E V R O L E T CO . i UtP* «•« xte I M TOY i NO N U T R IT IO U S IC E C R EA M ! BILL'S RICHMAID ICE CREAM • TBYIN’ t o / S T tA l < SODAS F U L L OF R IC H D ELIC IO U S CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS CHEZ SUZY OFFERS BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLASSICS AS FEATURED IN MADEMOISELLE. VOGUE and SEVEN TEEN, including . . . 1 FROM ASTORIA Mr and Mrs Armond Van Puz- en and daughter Kem of Astoria spent the week end with the Bredemeyer#. 'SPEEDY' FOUNTAIN SERVICE FIT FOR A KING! American Food Chez £ u z y 7 - Slop« WOMEN S TO W N AND CO UNTRY A P P A R E L of Superior Quality and Taste ^ £ CApital 4309 8838 S W. Canyon Rood CHINA LANTERN 2280 Conyon Road fs One Mile East of Beaverton Beaverton 4526
