BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, October 7, 1949
WEEK’S ACTIVITIES IN CEDAR MILL AREA
B E A V E R T O N 4112
E N T R A N C E ON
B E R T H A -B E A VER TO N
H IG H W A Y ,
NEAR
BEAVERTON
CITY
LIM IT S
Box Office Open; 6 45 Show Start» 7;15 p. m week days;
Sunday Box Office open 6; 15. Show Start» 6;45 p. m._________
Friday and Saturday, October 7 and 8
"STATION WEST"
Dick Powell, Jane Green
DOCTOR TAKES A W IFE " Ray
NEW S
Miiiand. Loretta Young
CARTO O N
Sunday, and Monday, October 9 and 10
"SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES"
'YOUNGER BROTHERS
NEW«.
KOMallnd Russell
Lee Bowman
color by Technicolor
Wayne Morris, Janis Page
CARTO O N
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, October 11, 12, 18
"SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS"
"VALIA N T HOMBRE"
Joel McCrea, Alexis Smith
Leo Carrillo
CARTO O N
Friday and
Saturday, October 14 and 15
"ANGEL'S WITH DIRTY FACES"
"THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT'
5 aR"ey
Alexis smith
Humphrey Bogart
Ann Sheridan
B E A V E R
THEATRE
Beaverton
Phone 4293
Wednesday thru Saturday, October 5, 6, 7, 8
“ THE GIRL rROM JONES BEACH ",
Virginia Mayo, Ronald Reagan
“ MICHAEL O'HALLORAN" Scotty Beckett, Aillen Roberts
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 9, 10, 11
“ THE BIG STEAL"'
Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer, William Bendix
“THE BIG CAT'" by Technicolor
Lon McCallister, Peggy Ann Garner, Preston Foster
Wednesday thru Saturday, October 12, 13, 14, 15
‘THE W IN D O W " Barbara Hale, Bobby Driscoll
‘AN Y NUMBER CAN PLA Y ". Clark Gable, Alexis Smith
COUNTRY FAIR PROVIDES DAY
FOR FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT
By Gertrude Pearson
C E D A R M IL L —A gala affair
i was the country fair held Saturday
1 afternoon and evening at Leedy
| Grange Hall by the Cedar Mlli
¡Community club. Throngs of people
j during the entire afternoon and
evening found entertainment.
Beginning at 1:30 p. m. children
of all ages gathered with their
| pets for a pet show under the
direction of Dr. Woodmansee. Pets
of all description including dogs,
I cats, rabbits, chickens, frogs and
grasshoppers were paraded before
the judging committee to win rib
bons and awards. Sweepstakes
winner was Don Miner with his
I performing dog.
Following the pet show the fish-
1 pond and other booths attracted
the younger set. Later in the day,
a show was run for their enjoy
ment. A variety of booths as well
as contest and refreshments found
favor with the entire crowd. Spe
cial booths were operated by the
grange and Garden club with a
division of profits with the com-
| munity club.
Financially the treasury will be
swelled by a good profit which as
! yet cannot be accurately announc-
! ed. Proceeds will be used in part
to pay for grass seed recently
planted on the school property
and for future improvement of
the area.
E V E R Y O N E W E LC O M E
The Hubbles
ANNOUNCE
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SENSATIONAL
SALE
ST U D Y C L U B IN V IT E S
CO R N E LL CLUB DATE
Hostess for Cornell club on W ed
nesday October 12, will be Mrs.
H. A. Peterson. This will he the
first meeting of the group follow
ing a summertime vacation.
Aloha, Oregon — Phane. Aloha 6401
Free Parking Lot for Our Patrons
The next meeting of the Cedar
By Elsa Shelley
community club will be held
October 12, at 8 p. m. at the school
C E D A R M IL L P A R K — : A
houB4f- Everyone welcome.
guest from Billings, Montana, Mrs.
K (’K <;K '4 {, R E C O V E R Y
R. L. Maynard has been visiting
Mrs. L. S. Uppinghouse is recov her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
ering satisfactorily following surg and Mrs. Max Jensen. Mrs. May
| ery last Tuesday at Portland San nard has been woman golf cham
pion for the past 5 years in Bill
itarium hospital.
ings. While here she was invited
G IR L SCOUT L E A D E R
as a guest entry in the Consoli
Miss Beth Skillman will be Girl dated Freight tournament and won
Scout leader replacing Mrs. Jack top honors in the woman's division.
Mutchler. Assisting her will be
GAR D EN CLUB TEA
Mrs. Bonnie Milan.
Many women in the Cedar Mill
Park
area attended the Cedar
T W O W E E K S ' VISIT
Recent guests for two weeks of Mill Garden Club tea at the home
the Lester Little's were Mrs. Little’s of Mrs . L. S. Uppinghouse on
cousin Betty Jones and her sister- Cornell Road.
Mrs. James R. Woodmansie, a
in-law, Mrs. Wallace Shaw of Port
resident
of Cedar Mill Park and
land Maine.
a member of the club won first
I honors in two different arrange-
| ments and second place in a third
arrangement.
For
If you enjoy discussion groups
and a chance to become better ac
quainted with other parents, you
will want to attend the series of
study club meetings sponsored this
winter by the PTA.
The first meeting is scheduled
for Monday evening, October 10 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Cover, 9117 N. W. Cornell Road.
Timely topics which the group
suggests will be discussed during
the year and suggestions will be
solicited at the meeting.
Mrs. Cover will act in the capac
ity of chairman for the first meet
ing In the absence of Mrs. L. S.
Uppinghouse,
parent
education
chairman.
ALOHA THEATRE
Montanan Guest,
Asked To Enter
Wins Golf Play
ONE WEEK ONLY
Starting Monday, Oct. 10
Thru Saturday. Oct. 15
FRflRCISCflR (Dim
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u etelT
M a d* I s California
pattern. Hand
the glaze.
painted
under
Wednesday thru Saturday. October 5, 6, 7, 8
“ THE STRATTON STORY"
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 9, 10, 11
Wednesday thru Saturday, October 12, 13, 14, 15
CTT1I P A M 7 C HD " Jeanette MacDonald
J flL ¿ U N L U IB L J U r
Uoyd N olan and Lassie
T H E YOUNGER BROS. "
C A LL A T
FASHION HOUSE
Any Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Personalized and Friendly Service
Make This Your Ready-To-Wear
Shopping Center
FASHION
Blanding's Dream House
Near Cedar Hills 575 Mayfield Rd
IN THE VILLAGE SHOPS • BEAVERTON
4061
516 N W Canyon Road
Beaverton
THE HUBBLES
In The
VILLAGE
516 N
TWO COMPLETE STORES IN 3NE CONVENIENT LOCATION
SHOPS
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LE TTER OF THANKS
A letter of thanks comes from
Mrs. Viola Tschacher, who is em
ployed at the Chuck Wagon, Cedar
Mill Park and her two children to
her many friends for their kind
ness and gifts during her recent
illness.
She especially wishes to thank
Mrs. Bernice Hansen and daugh
ter, Pat, for their kindness to her
two children, Shirley Kay and Ray
Junior.
Mr. Gottfried Hintz, father
of
Mrs. Tschacher and her sister,
Margaret arrived during her ill
ness, but have returned to their
home with Mrs. Tschacher’s child
ren where they will visit until
Mrs. Tschacher recovers.
ENJOY AN
EVENING
W Canyon Rt*n.i
Phone 4061
Bester» on
Oregon
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3 W McChesney Rd Portland 1
Oregon. This space paid for by a
Seattle family.
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WAH NOM
(Formerly Jerry Reed's)
NOW OPEN
BRING THE ENTIRE FA M ILY;
A tasty, different type of meal, prepared by
superb Chinese cooks, in an atmosphere you will
enjoy. Come in today.
Tual'tin View Club
Took New Name;
Did Not Disband
PAUL
CApital 3118
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— HOURS—
4,00 P. M. To 2,00 A. M.
Saturdays 4,00 P M. To 3,00 A. M.
Sundays 3,00 P. M. To Midnight
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BEacon
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8645 S. W. Canyon Rd.
West Slope
PAULSON'S CAFE
N. E. C A N Y O N R O AD
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CHICKEN, STEAK DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS
TR Y OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE PIE
FOUNTAIN SERVICE FIT FOR A KING!
This Week's Special
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PECAN NUT ICE CREAM
SANDWICHES
BOB'S
COFFEE
ICE CREAM
59 Broadway, Beaverton
Plot His Death
fiPPLIfìnCES
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The general meeting of the WSCS
of the First Methodist church will
be held at the home of Mrs. Almn
Thomas. 260 N. E. Broadway. Be"i-
verton, Friday October 14 at 1:30
p. m.
All members are urged to attend
and bring a guest with you. as this
is the first meeting under new !
leadership with our advance pro
gram.
e FOR
Jani.s Page
BEAVERTON AND W A Y POINTS
IVSCS G E N E R A L M E E T
PHONE
BEAVERTON
Wayne Morris,
A T T E N T IO N
BY C A R F R O M M ISSO UR I
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Andrews
j have been guests of their son-in-
| law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
| J. H. Dimler for the past
two
weeks. The Andrews made the trip
by car from their home in St.
Joseph, Missouri.
The Higher Ups were plotting
Christ's death when He Himself
| came In among them to say You
nre of your father, the Devil and
he was a murderer from the begin
ning See John 8 44, Bible. Be
cause these Higher Ups hated
Christ, they were plotting H if
murder And Just so. If you hate
your brother, Got! names you a
murderer, fo r- Whoso hates his
brother is a murderer— 1st John
3 15.
C A L L IN G A L L M UKDF.KKRS
God so yearned to have you for
himself that he put all your hate
and murder on Christ who died for
you. Right now, right where you
nre. take your stand before God
that Christ died for all vour sins
At that God gives you new birth
Into eternal life And look utterly
to Christ to power you in the new
! life and to he your Victory
I can
| do all things through Christ who
strengthens me
The A P O ST L E
Howard D uff
Yvonne DeCarlo
K ALAM ITY JANE AND SAM BASS"
‘ ARCTIC M AN H U N T " Mikel Conrad
STORK S H O W E R E V E N T
A stork shower on the evening
of Thursday, September 22 was
given for Mrs. C. H. Hoffman by
, co-hostesses Mrs. Harry Hagstrom
Mrs. Arthur Riffenback and Mrs.
Ronald Mundigel.
Twenty-three guests were invited
j and many new residents were in-
1 vited to the party as a get-acqu
ainted party also.
Refreshments were served with
I the stork shower motif.
The Tualatin View Mothers club
which primarily functioned as a
P T A sort of group prior to
the
annexation of the district
with
Barnes School, did not disband
but merely reorganized with a new
name and new aim.
Now to be known as the Tuala-
tin View Women's Club, the ladies^
will seek to promote the welfare
of youth In their community. Any
assistance or cooperation needed
by the Barnes
P T A will, of
course, be gladly given It Is an
nounced by the club president.
Likewise, individual mothers of
Tualatin View are Invited to a f
filiate with the Barnes P T A as
well as with the Women's Club.
The new arrangement. It Is felt,
will result in a stronger group, in
asmuch as all women are invited
to jotn, regardless of whether or
not they are mothers.
James Stewart, June Allyson
BEAVER BROOK FOUNTAIN
Near Beaverton High School
COM E IN A N D P L A Y
SHUFFLEB0ARD
Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Closed Sundays
F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E
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- - N D W IC H E
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ENJOY A TASTY, DELICIOUS
MERCHANTS LUNCH
Open from noon til 1 a. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
THE
OLD HEIDELBERG
Phone 2471
Beaverton
BILL'S
RICHMAID
West " Y ” on Canyon
ICE
CREAM
Road, Beaverton
ALL OUR ICE CREAM IS MADE IN OUR STORE
j ONCE YOU TASTE IT YO U 'LL COME BACK FOR MORE’