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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -F rid a y , December 30, 1949
NEW YEAR'S EVE AT
PILGRIM LUTHERAN
Pilgrim Lutheran Church, Farm
mgton road near Menlo Drive, will
hold special service.» on Saturday,
New Year's eve. Theie will lie a
communion service at 8:00 p. m.
Following this movies will br
shown on "The Ten Command
ments." Then a special candlelight
prayer service will be held at 11:30
! p. m.
On New Year's Day, Sunday
School will be at the usual time,
9:15 a. m., followed by the divine
service at 10 30 a. m. In this ser­
vice the newly elected officers of
the congregation will be installed.
A cordial invitation and welcome
is extended to all.
B E A V E R
THEATRE
Beaverton
Phone 4293
Wednesday thru Saturday, December 28 - 31
"ICHABOB and MISTER T O A D ", Bing Crosby
"E A S Y LIVING” . Lloyd Nolan
Saturday Matinee "ICHABOB and MISTER TOAD
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, January 1, 2, 3
“ WHITE H E A T ", James Cagney, Virginia Mayo
“ MAKE MINE LAUGHS". Ray Bolger, Doris Day
1,’ADPK FI.OWKRS featured a
j ew'ele ! orchid at i’ - Or-ii'd i ' iea-
;ng of a new wing, October 15.
Wednesday thru Saturday, January 4, 5, 6, 7
"SW O R D OF THE DESERT ', Dana Andrews, M Turin
MUCH OF BEAVERTON’ attended the May 14 Grand Oldening of the Beaverton Pharmacy.
"BEYOND THE FOREST", Bette Davis, Joseph Cotton
ALOHA THEATRE
Aloha, Oregon — I’hone, Aloha 84411
Free Parking Lot for Our Patron»
(Pegg J „M ortuary
Wednesday thru Saturday, Deeenilier 28, 21», 80, 31
"T H E GAL WHO TOOK THE W E S T " S T i 'll c S S ? 0,
"T H E GREAT SIN N ER"
W m . SPEARS
W E. PEGG
Grego, •y Peck, Ava Gardner
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, January 1, 2, 3
" I W AS A MALE WAR BRID E"
"S O P H IA "
Gene Raymond, Sifrid Gurle
Wednesday thru Saturday, January 4, 5, 6, 7
"CO M M AN D DECISION" v a ^ j o ^ n WaIter Piligeon
Walt Disney's "M ELOD Y T IM E "
Your community m ortician since 1910
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
Egg Nogg Ice Cream
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Pineapple Sherbet
BILL'S RICHMAID ICE CREAM
West “Y” on Canyon Road, Beaverton
ENJOY A TASTY, DELICIOUS
MERCHANTS LUNCH
Delores Carlson was sponsored
as queen candidate in the Hills­
boro Happy Days contest, by the
Business and Professional Women's
club.
Open from noon til 1 a. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
WKIBY'S KIIOK store and Porter's Clothing held grand open­
ings on October 15.
SCOUTS W?N d o u b l e t r o p h y
AT HILLSBORO HONOR CURT
By Mrs. M. O. Hubbell
COOPER MOUNTAIN The Boy
Scout Troop 297 of Cooper Mt. at­
tended the Court of Honor at Hills­
boro Dec. 15, where the following
boy!t received their second class
advancements:
D a r r e l l Hendrickson, Manley
Hubbell, Gary Miller. Rodney Blom-
qulst and Clarence Mohr. Ivan
Moon received merit badges for
woodworking, art and home re­
pair^
Many parents were present as
guests of the troop which was
awarded the advancement and
parent.» trophy for December. A
trale certificate of $2.SO from Wells
Dept. Store for merit books for the
most parents present.
Troop 297 Invites all their friends
to attend Court of Honor at Hills­
boro, January 27.
HEIDELBERG
THE
Beaverton
Phone 2471
time limit was set and who ever
had the item In their possession
at that time was the owner.
After the auction the crowd play­
ed musical chairs. Patty Hart and
Christine Wold won this game. A
game of pop the balloon was also
played.
PAULSON'S CAFE
N. E. CANYON ROAD
CHICKEN, STEAK DINNERS — SHORT ORDERS
T R Y O UR D E LIC IO U S H O M EM A D E PIE
DU TCH A U C T IO N
MR
G E "G a rn " N orris
AND
M RS
H C M IL L E R
M rs John "T o o d le s" Cauley
Jam es " Jim m y " Kermode
Miller's Quality Foods
At the Dutch auction at Cooper
Mt School, Dec. 15, 44 attended
and $32.30 cash was taken in. There
were pillow cases, dlah towels, sets
of glasses, corsages, novelties and
lots of Items sold A merry time
was had in taking away anothers
Items for a nlckle.
To start the hall rolling, each
gave 25 cents for a wrapped pack­
age, whtch was then unwrapped
Anyone wanting that Item tossed
a nlckle in the pan and claimed
»aid item.
The first person could toss In
his nlckle and reclaim said Item.
The other party could toss in hi*
nlckle and cancel out the first
ones claim.
There were lively battles over
o—a emb'oldered dish towels, a
pocket knife, 2 pair* of pillow
cases and a round woven rug. A
Let joy b e un con fin ed . T h is is 1950 c o m in g up.
M a y it be a year of h a p p y d estin y for you.
W A H NOM
MANAGER JOHN
8645 S. W. Canyon Road
FOON
BEacon 5477