BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, February 17, 1950
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Young Folks Of
Unites Collins-
Christ's Church
Moshofsky Feb. 11 Have 3 Parties
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Cubs, Scouts And Past Noble Grand
Parents Observe Club Plans Job
Birthday Feb. 8th At Scholls Event
Miss Anna Belle Moshofsky of
COOPER M O U N TA IN —At a par­
The B e a v e r t o n Past Noble
Three Valentine parties at the
Beaverton, Rt. 2. became the bride
Church of Christ Monday night ents’ night potluck dinner, Boy Grands Club met at the Carl Gest-
of Thomas Collins, of San Fran­
concerned a total of 75 children Scouts and Cubs of Troop 297, in ring home at Benz Park, Thursday.
cisco. Feb. 11. at St. Cecelia’s
Mountain, obseived th* Feb. 9, for a twelve thirty pot
and young people with about 20 Cooper
j Catholic Church in Beaverton,
foitie
h
anniversary
of the oigan luck lunch, with fourteen mem­
adults directing and chaperoning.
j Father George Sniderhon read the
ization on February 8. The turnout bers and two visitors present.
The group gathei-ed first in the was almost lOOc*-.
nuptial mass at 10 a. m. Miss
The bnthdays of Francina Gest-
Clare Moshofsky. sister of the church basemen* to enjoy three
After dinner, both groups of ring and Sarah Walker were ob­
bride was her sistea’s only attend­ movie shorts after which they ! boys presented their s c o u t i n g served with a beautiful cake do­
ant and John Collins, brother of separated. The Senior Endeavor ! songs. Scoutmaster Ben Maixner nated by Torberg Benson and
moved to the parsonage where
the groom was best man.
introduced Commissioner and Mrs. gifts.
they enjoyed valentine games and i Tom Bronleewe of the Hillsboro
Plans were made to present the
the bride wore a floor length
refreshments. There were 15 in i district nnd P. Beryl Morris, scout
gown of white silk faille with
Past Noble Grands charge at the
this group.
J field representative of the Portland convention to be held at Scholls on
small cap and finger length veil,
The
Juniors.
which
includes Area council.
Monday, Feb. 13. Plans were also
and carried a bouquet centered
fourth, fifth and sixth grades pro­
Bronleewe discussed the nation­ made for the Past Noble Grands to
wlth an orchid surrounded by-
ceeded to the home of Mr. and al Scout Jamboree to be held at put on the initiation at the lodge
white roses and white hyacinths,
Mrs. Glen Ely, on Watson St.
The bridesmaid s dress was of
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania this on March 7.
Twenty
boys and girls enjoyed a
The meeting then ajourned to
green silk faille. She carried yel-
summer and told some of the high
lovely party there.
lights of the plajis being made, lie meet with Mrs. Florence Drorbaugh
After verifying the facts, the supplemented. He thought his fam- j Iow daffodils and wore a small
The remaining number of chil­ also discussed the district first in Portland on March 9th.
Home Service worker sent a tele­ ily secure for the 3 years of his white feather cap Mrs. Paul Schie-
gram to the Red Cross field direc­ new enlistment.
Then disaster bel, sister, of the bride and Joseph dren of primary and beginner de­ aid meet scheduled for Forest COFFEE CUP REOPENS
tor at the boy’s camp, telling of the struck. The wife’s mother became Moshofsky, brother of the bride partments remained in the church Grove February 27. expressing the
The Coffee Cup restaurant re­
hope that Troop 297 will be repre­ opened this week after being closed
father’s request and of the offer ill and was compelled to sell the sang the offertory and hymns, ac­ basement.
a week for redecorating.
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sented with its team.
of the twenty-five dollars he could farm and go to live with a dis­ companied by Mrs. Emma Balfe.
so ill afford. The following day she tant sister. This left the serg­
Mr. Morris credited Scoutmaster
A wedding breakfast for the N E W CHURCH M l MBKIIS
received an answering wire from eant’s family without housing, and wedding party was sered at Flan­
Maixner, Den Mother Mrs. Maixner LODGE V ISITA TIO N
the field director:
25 head of cattle without care.
nery’s, near Haskell Center. A re­
There were eight added to the and parents of the community j Eleven members of Beaverton i
The Red Cross helped the soldier ception was held at the home of Church of Christ. Sunday. Fierm scouts and cubs for the big sue- I Rebekah Lodge visited Multnomah |
Under federal statute and get emergency leave, helped him the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, David Newkirk and Mr. cess of the Cooper Mountain or­ Rebekah Lodge on Thursday eve- 1
regulations of the Army, the find suitable living quarters for bis George Moshofsky at 2 p. m. The and Mrs. Glen Reavis were added ganization. He also spoke on sum­ ning. The occasion being the Re- l
Navy, and the Air Force, the w*ife, and arranged for quick sale 1 house was tastefully decorated by baptism. Mr. and Mrs. cjuentin mer camp and the savtng plan to bekah President's official visit.
American Red Cross furnishes of his livestock. The sergeant then with bouquets of yellow daffodils, Higgins and daughters Eva Jean help scouts attend. He concluded
volunteer aid to the sick and : returned to duty< content in the forsythia and white snapdragons. | and Darlene were added by trans­ his presentation with moving pic­ IN’ FO R M KG F IO
James Campbell, vice president j
wounded of the armed forces [ knowledge that his wife and two A buffet lunch was served to about fer of membership.
tures of Camp Meriweather and
of the Dean Vincent Co., in Port- '
and acts in matter of voluntary
small children were provided for.
Camp
Baldwin.
75 guests, and a beautifully dec­
The sermon topic Sunday morn­
relief and as a medium of com­
Often, the need for help extends orated bride’s cake was cut by the • ing was “The Man Who Washed
Mothers worked on the dinner. la.nd is recovering from surgery !
performed at the Physicians and
munication between the people
beyond the time a man ig separated bride.
and Was Cleansed" and the eve­ Special mention was made to Mrs. Surgeons Hospital in Portland last
of the United States and their , from the service. If, as a veteran,
Floyd
Price
for
her
flower
arrange
Mrs. Celia McEUigott and Mrs. ning topic wiis “Our Affection.”
week.
armed forces.
the man and his family continue to Anna Holboke, aunts of the bride
ments.
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---------- need aid, the chapter is ready to
had charge of the tea table. Mrs.
“Return twenty-five dollars to help.
McEUigott
poured and Mrs. Hol­
father. Army granting emergency
That is Red Cross Home Service
leave and arranging for air trans- — a friend and counselor to the boke served, assisted by Mrs. Paul
portation home. We are arranging perplexed, to those in need, to men Schiebel and Mrs. Joseph Moshof­
sky. Misses Holboke and McElli-
for maintenance and return trans- and women with problems.
gott, Mrs. Richard McEUigott was
in charge of the gift list and Mrs.
George Moshofsky Jr., the guest
book.
Mrs. Collins is the second daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mis. George Mosh­
ofsky, a graduate of St. Cecelia's
parish grade school and Beaverton
high school. She attended Maryl-
hurst for one year then entered
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St. Vincent’s School of Nursing.
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Portland. She graduated and served
2 years as a nurse in St. Vincent’s
Hospital and in surgery. For the j
past 2 years she has been super­
intendent of the pediatric depart- j
ment of the French Hospital in
San Francisco.
The groom is the son o f Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Collins of San Fran- i
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cisco and is a civil engineer. A fter |
a short honeymoon trip to north­
ern points they will reside in San
Francisco.
Extension Tabic With 4 Chairs
Out o f town guests at the wed-
| ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Choice of Colors
Collins and son, John of San Fran­
Burn Proof Table Top
cisco, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiebel
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and Jerry Moshofsky of Centralia,
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc-
Elligott and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McEUigott o f lone. Oregon, Mr,
2286 N. E. Canyon Road, Beaverton Phone 4703
and Mrs. Ben Holboke of Birken-
wald, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Her­
man Holboke of Salem, Leo Hol­
boke of Salem.
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C ross Home Service portation."
worker looked up from her desk to
It was only one item in a bucy
nnd an old man holding a telegram worker’s day, but to two old people
•nd twenty-five dol'ars.
and a long-absent son it meant a
My boy wai .-» to come home, lot.
but he hasn’t got the money for j Often the need is not for finan-
such an expensive trip," the old cial aid but fo r help with the un-
gentleman said. "H e has just re- expected problems that may hit
turned from 2 years overseas serv- any family and are more acute
ice and is getti"g a leave before | when the head of the family is
reassignment. His mother has thousands of miles away,
been very sick and I think he might | It was so with an A ir Force
help her to get well. We are living sergeant who reenlisted after over­
on our family allowance and what­ seas combat service. He left his
ever money my son can send, but wife and children in Kentucky on a
I ’ve scraped together this $25. Can farm with hia mother-in-law. He
you give me enough more to bring also left 25 head of cattle, through
him home?”
which the family income would be
The
Red
Beaverton Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows were well represented at
Hillsboro Saturday evening when
they won second place in the
competitive drill held there. Hills­
boro took first place and Forest
\ Grove third.
Everybody enjoyed pot luck sup­
per afterwards.
GKAVS RE TU RN HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray returned
to their home on Watson S t Thurs­
day evening from San Francisco.
Calif., where they were called by
the sudden death of their son
Myron, whose death resulted from
an auto accident instead of heart
trouble as first thought.
No one knows Just how it hap­
pened but he was found pinned
under his automobile.
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The initiation for Court St. Ce-
11 celia. Catholic Daughters o f Am-
j erica will be held on Monday night,
I February 20th as scheduled, in
I the old church building. The De­
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Lima is putting on the ritulistic
work. Mrs. Ida Hanson is program
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The Daughters will hold their
Day of Recollection at the new
church Sunday, February 19th with
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Daughters from Court St. Cecelia
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