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NEW WOMEN'S GROUP INVITES LARGE AREA FOR MEMBERSHIP BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, January 13, Rebekah Needles Dairy Committee Entertaining In __ ■ . -_____ _ ■___________ ’ _ xw ■ ■ ■ ■ 4» Prepare February Considers County Holiday Season Merchant Lunch Program For '50 Notes Busy Time By Mr*. W. A. Bunnell THEATER -ARTY WEST SLOPE—Women of the Young M.ae Holeman was host Beaverton Rebekah Needle and area between Portland and Bea at a birthday party at his home verton have been invited to take on the afternoon of December 31, Social club held its regular meet ing, at the home of the new vice part in a pre-organization meet the group enjoying a theater party president Elsie Terry, who pre- ing to be held at Gabel school on in Beaverton, before returning to ' sided in the absence of Florence the afternoon of Monday. January the Holeman home to partake of Heard, the president, at her home 16 at 2 o’clock, with the formation the birthday supper. on Cedar St. Twenty-four members of a new women's club in mind, UNEXPECTED SNOW enjoyed a twelve-thiry pot luck under the leadership of Mrs. Vern Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nessen of lunch before the meeting on Jan. on Churchill, of S. W. Maple Drive. Sheffman Way spent the weekend 6th. Mrs. Churchill was active in the at Cannon Beach. Young folks in Plans were made to have a formation of the Broadmoor Wo the party were thrilled with the merchants lunch at the IOOF hall, men's Club last year. With this unexpected snow which fell there. sometime in February, the date to organization on its feet, she plans Haystack Rock was said to be a be announced later. a club with much larger scope, picturesque sight, covered with The next meeting will be Feb. 3, promoting wider acquaintance snow. at the IOOF hall, everyone to come among women of this area. Cards early, bring something for a pot of invitation to take part in the CAVALCADE OF CARS luck luncheon and to help clean Women of the Missionary Society club are being sent out to women of the Valley Community United the hall. Laura Slayter was co- of the community. hostess with Elsie Terry at the With the turn of the half cen- Church were invited to hold a last meeting. tury In mind, Mrs. Churchill has meeting at the home of Mr. and The Past Noble Grands club will named the club the Century club Mrs. Guy Shafer at their new hold their regular meeting, Thurs For Women. Several prominent home near Six Corners, on Wed day, Jan. 12, at the IOOF hall. A speakers are being secured for the nesday of this week. About twenty twelve thirty pot luck lunch with ladies planned to attend, going out meetings. Sarah Walker and Virginia Cham in a cavalcade of cars. Among them ate Mr. Ralph Leaders of the meeting will be berlain. as hostesses. Thom, of the Bank of California, Mrs. W. A. Walters and Mrs. A. O PATRIARCHS MILITANT who will speak on "Women In Beaverton Rebekah Lodge was Lodahl. Hostesses are Mrs. Shafer Finance,” and Mrs. Joseph Minot. well represented at the Odd Fel- and Mrs. Ben Eddy. well known in women's activities lows Temple in Portland, Saturday for cultural efforts. It is also hoped VENTURE IN MADRAS evening, to witness the installation to interest members of the Feder- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hockett, of two of their members, Bertha ated Clubs. former West Slope residents spent Anderson and Frankie Butts, into ^Ofrs. Churchill has organized the holidays here with friends, and offices of the Ladies Auxiliary women’s groups in many cities, have returned to their home near Patriarchs Militant. including Chicago, and Berkeley, Madras, Oregon, where they went REBEKAH OFFICERS and has met a fine response to sometime ago. to live on a large I The Beaverton Rebekah Lodges' I her latest move. ranch in the newly opened irriga- new noble grand. Flo Ehlert, had ORGAN RECITAL tion project there. I an officers meeting at the IOOF Miss Beverly Armitage, daugh The Hockett daughters, Anita hall on Monday evening, to arrange ter of Rev. and Mrs. H. A Arm and Linda, remained with friends | a program and make plans for the itage, who has been a pupil of Mi s. at Castle Rock. next six months. Nell Claik, organ teacher, for the SECOND BOOK REVIEW After the brothers regular meet past year, will give an organ re I ing. they were surprised by a pie Mrs. Anna Stillman, who gave a cital at the Valley Community successful book review on the feed, by the ladies. Church on Sunday, Jan. 29. "Mudlark ” at Gabel school sevetal Mrs. Margaret Gollihur will sing two solos for the event, which will weeks ago, will conduct the second of the series of a planned four, in begin at 3 o'clock. the library of the school, January STEWARDSHIP STUDY On last Sunday evening at the 17, beginning at 1 p. m. Dessert and coffee will precede Valley Community United Presby the review on "The Plum Tree” by terian Church was held the first UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.Eu of a series of five weekly meetings Mary Ellen Chase, and Mrs. Still man will also tell the story of the gene, (Special) Robert Myers, son including all ages, during which of Mts. Elizabeth Myers, Beaver those attending will study the Trapp family, famous singers. ton, was one of eleven students on stewardship of Jesus. CHANGE IN FAMILY HQ's Leaders will be H. M. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Cox, former the fall term honor roll at the Jack Feuerstein, Mrs. C. Bryan residents of West Slope, have University of Oregon law school. The honor roll is based on a Walker, Mrs. R. W. Henry, and moved to Minor Tetrace. after sell Rev. H. A. Armitage. Meetings will ing their property to Mr. and Mrs. cumulative grade point average of I be held from 6:30 to 7:30 and re Gene Reed, who have been making grades earned in l$w courses and freshments and a social hour will their home in an apartment on includes only students carrying a full study program who have a fQllow the study period. Canyon road. cumulative grade point of 3.0 or The series will conclude on Feb- CATHY MAUREEN RICK higher. ruary 5. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rick, former Myers is a third year law major FUR WINDOW SETTINGS West Slope residents, announce the Mrs. Wm. Mather designed and birth of a daughter, Cathy Mau- executed the window settings for reen, at Portland Sanitarium, on the Ed Hamilton Furs windows in Jan. 5. The baby weighed 7 pounds. Portland, both for the holidays 10 ounces, and has an older sister, and a later grouping for the New Sharon, aged 2’4. NEW STI DENTS Year, and has received much favor FLYING VISITATION The following students entered I able comment on her work from The Misses Nadine and Virginia Barnes recently: Bernard Mullaney, ' interested firms who also plan on Bunnell left Thursday for New of Port Townsend school in Wash., | using her work. Mrs. Mather was the subject of York, after two weeks spent here came to the seventh grade. Ann with their parents, Mr. and Mis. Mullaney of Port Townsend school i an article in Life magazine a few W. A. Bunnell, and brother-in-law came to the 4th grade, Peggy years ago, for her invention and and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arthur of Mt. Tabor in Portland ; for execution of painted jeans came to the third grade. Laurie Mattoon college girls. The sisters will sing in a New Watson from Holler Lake school I l’LAN ON MA RBI GRAS came to the first grade. Alan Wat- | Mr. nd Mrs. Otis Anderson re- York theater Jan. 11, after which they will take a two weeks engage son from Jane Adams Junior High turned Tuesday from San Francis ment in Montreal, Canada. in Seattle came to the eighth co where they went to spend New While here they flew to Medford grade. Years with friends. Their daugh Bert Watson of Holler Lake ter, Georginne, remained at home for an engagement and were forced school was enrolled in the fifth with her grandmother while her by the bad weather to stay over an extra night before returning grade. parents were gone. WINS CONTEST The Andersons plan to attend home. Diane Abbott of the fourth grade VISITORS DEPART the Mardi Gras in New Orleans Holiday visitors are still making won a prize in the Fred Meyer next month, making the trip from their departure from local homes, I cookie contest. Her prize was an San Francisco by rail caravan. many remaining till after the New all metal wagon. STORK ANTICIPATION TRIPS TO MT. HOOD Year. Mrs. Garson Kane was hostess Gary Chumbley of the second Among those leaving earlier in to fifteen ladies at her home Wed nesday afternoon, at a stork shower the season after stays here for grade went to Mt. Hood Sat. with for Mrs. Herbert Mason. Decora the Christmas holiday, were Mr. his parents. Tommy Walker, of the third tions and entertainment were in and Mrs. Ed May, of Pine Bluff, keeping with the theme of the Nebraska, who visited the Carl grade also went to Mt. Hood for Mrs. Gestring*s the weekend. day, and the hostess served a buf Gestrings, and fet luncheon to the guests. The mother, Mrs. Harriet Francis. The CHICKEN POX Mrs. Abbott, 1st grade teacher, honor guest received many lovely Mays left for California, where they' will visit further, before re has had only 50G attendance this , gifts. last week. Many of her children Mrs. Kane, vice-president of the turning to their home. Other holiday guests of the fam were out with chicken pox. auxiliary of the Dental association will be hostess t' the members of ily were Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel END OF SEMESTER the group at her home on January Kolocek and Mr. and Mi s. Wm. i Friday, Jan. 13, marks the end 17. Around forty members are ex Kempkhorn and son Toby, of Port-1 of th» first semester and the begin ning of the second, Brace your- ¡ land. pected to attend. selves parents, here come the re- CHICKEN tOX VICTIM ONE UP: ONE DOWN I Jeffrey Williams, son of Mr. and Miss Joan Matthews, young port cards! Mrs. Bill Williams, is among the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis TRIP TO HF.ND Stuart Hall of the young sufferers from chicken pox, Matthews, has been suffering from but is recuperating satisfactorily chicken pox, but is getting along went to Bend Friday wi|h his at his home. well. Her sister, Jackie, who spent parents. They returned Sunday. ON FOURTH BIRTHDAY Christmas in bed with the ailment, ADDITION TO FAMILY Janet Brisbin, 1st grade, got a Mrs. C. Fisher was hostess to a has recovered and gone back to baby brother for a Christmas group of fifteen friends of varied school. present. He was born during Christ ages on Sunday, to honor the HOI SH GUESTS mas vacation. fourth birthday of her daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Garson Kane have HOBBY' SHOW Linda Lou. had as house guest since the holi A Hobby Show will be held at Music and conversation were days, his mother, Mrs Myrtle Kane entertainment for the afternoon, of Lewiston. Idaho, who leave« for Barnes school at 8 p. m., Friday January 20. 1950 and a large birthday cake formed home Saturday. There will be ribbons awarded the center of attraction for the Mrs. Kane's sister, Mr. and Mrs. to the age groups. Any hobby that luncheon served by the hostess. Thomas Madden, also of Lewiston, will be of interest to others is ap BROKEN BONE HEALS was a house guest for a few days propriate for the display. Mrs. Ivan Mulkey, who shattered during the holidays. She went PTA MEETING an upper arm bone in her right home and then returned to the There will be a short PTA meet arm in the early fall, in an acci Kane home Sunday with her daugh ing. Friday night, before the Hob dent at her home, has just had ter. who was making a return trip by Show. the cast removed, and she is again to Mills college in Bo keley. Mrs. Rita Stone, learning its use. Madden departed for Lewiston Reporter A failure to absorb the calcium Sunday night. used in her treatments was said Fifteen members of families of to account for the delav in healing. both Dr. and Mrs. Kane were en- NEW YEAR AT BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schoof were tertained in the Kane’s new home among a group of young people at Christmas, among them Mr. and spending the New Year weekend Mrs. Ralph Johnson, of Seattle. at the beaches. SCURRY FOR CANIH.F.S A ten minute power failure Sun TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY day night about nine o'clock, sent West Slope residents scurrying for FOR RENT 3 bedroom furnished candles and flashlights, getting all modc'n home school bus by the set for a long. dark evening. Just door. n«r Aloha. 360 month as the lights came on. Phone Reaverton 4594 Sip STOCKS AND BONDS Mrs. Paul Mead has taken a FOR RENT—5 room pai tly furn position In Portland with the Pa ished modern house. 340. Across from T/»«nev’s Market on hlwav ciflc Northwest Stocks and Bonds rRij Tigard 2346 51 Association. Meeting January 5 in the office of Palmer Torvend. county- agri- cultural agent at Hillsboro, mem- bers of the Dairy Planning Com- mi t tee discussed the future of the industry and considered program features for 1950. Present were representatives of the Dairy Herd Improvement association, pure- breed associations and the Wash ington County Dairy Breeders as sociation. Two or three tours were recom mended for the purpose of observ ing practices of other dairymen in the county, paiticularly as regards pastures, liquid manure tank use, grass silage, milking bains and parlors and other improved meth ods. H P. Ewalt, of Oregon State College, discussed the future out- look for dairymen producing liquid milk, He declared that prospects were reasonably good but said that use of improvement p-act ices is imperative. The committee agreed that de- mand of services justifies a third DHIA tester for the county. The group also reviewed the past year's program in cooperation with the Entertaining in the holiday sea son. Fred and Agnes Hart. 906 S. E. Lombard, Beavetton. enjoyed a busy time with friend» and fam- tly. On Christmas Eve. a real family night was observed. At the last count before the occasion ended, there were twelve grown-ups and the same number of grandchildren who took part in the giving and receiving of gifts, Refreshments, of course. were served. On Chtistmas < day, the Harts seniors * visited the home of their children m in Portland, ending up with dinner at the home of the Fred Harts juniors. During the week between Christ- mas and New Year’s Day, Agnes entertained the members of her arts and hobby club, on Wednes day evening. Those present were Mesdames William Walsh. Wilbur Sexton. Harold Erwin, Paul Knepp. Fred Ericson, Art Byrne. W. J. Kain and L. A. Wells. After a social gab-fest and work on various projects, refreshments wound up the evening. On Thursday afternoon, neigh bors were invited in for coffee and The Katzenjammer Kids, Snuffy, Wimpy, and Jiggs join the March of Dimes • WANT AOS • I Kate Leahy Requiem mass was offered at St. Cecilia Catholic Church. Bea- verton, for Mrs. Kate Leahy of 9309 N. W. Leahy road, Portland, on Wednesday, Jan. 11th. The Rev. G. M Sniderhon officiated. Vault interment was In Union Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary was at the Pegg Chapel, Beaverton at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening. Mrs. Leahy was born on July 6. 1868 in Burson, California. She had lived in Cedar Mill for the past fifty-three years and is survived by six children: Mrs. Marie De Young, 9309 N. W. Leahy road, Portland: Mrs. Maud Murphy, 2908 S. E. Boyd St.. Milwaukie, Ore.; Lillian Leahy of San Ftancisco, Calif.; Mrs. Alice Wilkinson of San Francisco, Calif ; Frank Leahy of San Francisco. Calif, and George Leahy of Portland. Ore. Fourteen grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren also survive. seaside VISIT Ray Rossi was a Seaside visitor, on Sunday and called on the Beach's family, formerly of Beach's market and recently moved to Sea side, who were very happy to see some of their Beaverton neighbors. A LMW# Robert Myers In Univ. Law School Rates Honor Roll BARNES School Notes Christmas goodies. Enjoying the occasion were Mrs. Cail Olson, Mis. Bill Hansen, Mts. C. Ely, Mrs I it Metzler. Mrs. Bill Kent Mrs. J. Conoly. Stars of the event were babies Loretta Olsen and Dickie Ely, who came in for much admiration. For New Year's Eve. the house was appropriately decorated Music, dancing, singing and f featured the program. ! punch were served < evening When 1950 moved timidly in. hats and noise-makers were dis- tributed to add to the merry con- fusion. Food and coffee followed in quick older, after which were more songs and dancing. Guests included Mi and Mrs Robert Chenoweth. Mr and Mrs. Robert Ramsdell, Mr and Mis. David Carter. Mr. and Mis Carl Dorsey. Mr. and Mrs. James Truax, Mr. and Mis. Willaid Most. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hart Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koppang, Mi. and Mrs. Richard Wedding.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sparks, Mr. and Mi s. Ed Fuller and daughter Sharon. A tape recording of the evening was made and played back. Staying overnight New Mrs Year’s Day were Mr. Wedding, Mrs. Hart's her husband. 1950 AT TERESI'S I DE RFFF El RIB STEAKSA9 dSee BeeLb BACON I SHORT RIBS Eastern Sliced meats CORNED BEEFT0NGUES Lb , 29c I HAMS , Soup ,MOCK UP TODAY! TOMATO Asparagus Bean with Bacon Black Bean Ox TaH Green Pea Pepper Pot Spinach (Croom of) Vegetable Vegetarian Veg. 3 for 29c Lb. 29c Peanuts Crackers Sunshine 1 Lb. U S. No. 1 Select Golden Ripe Planter's cock- fle tail. 8-oz tin^^T 23 Tissue Paper 2 for Waldorf 3 for 25c • t’ ; 25 Carrots Tender, coreless 3 bunches ........ EGGS Apples c r c Spitzenburg 10 lb bag Plums Celery Hunt's Prune 3 for c Utah Paskel Large bunch 33 25c 29c Mayonnaise Best Food Pint jar 35 Ariz., Sweet, Juicy. 5 for Cigarettes All brands Carton 39 U.S. No. 1 10 lb. bag We Reserve Right To Limit Quantities Phone Hrrk Days Free 8; 34* U> 9 P. M. Beaverton 10 to 9 Sundays 4158 Service Phone Beaverton 4158 29 Potatoes Prompt Delivery 19c Grapefruit Prices Effective — Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Jan. 12, 13, 14 For 49 In heavy syrup, 303 size Tomato Juice Peanut Butter 23 "AA" Large Country Fresh. Doz. Post Toasties ORANGE Swift's Jar Bananas Vacuum packed 2 lb can $1 37 Lb*5 / c All Brands Lb. 45c Lb. 43c Picnic Style 4 Beef Beef Noodle Bouillon Chicken (with Rico) Chicken (Cream of) Chkkon Gumbo Chicken Noodle Clam Chowder Contommd Mushroom (Cream of) Scotch Broth Vegetable-Boot Hunt's 46-oz. can Eastern Cottage Style Del Monte HEADQUARTERS FOR 79c Grade "A" Beef < tomato STEAK ROUND L, 45c Ail 21 K7NDS 29c Lean and Meaty CENTER 43 For Prompt Free Delivery Service Phone Beaverton 4158
