WEEK’S ACTIVITIES IN CEDAR MILL AREA
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, February 24, 1950
Suitable Shrubs
Said Requisite
For Landscaping
T h e W om an s C o rn er
regular m eeting.
P relim in ary plans for an early
sp rin g flow er sh ow w ere discussed
w ith April 21 su g g ested as a pos­
sible date. Mrs. A rthur R. Pearson
By G ertrude iv a rw in
gen eral sh ow ch airm an named
chairm an o f co m m ittees as follows:
C E D A R M IL L -M ak in g draperies
Mrs. E. V. Love, sta g in g ; Miss will be d em onstrated by Mrs. L. H.
Vera Stalder, schedu le; Mrs. Peter K in gsley and Mrs. Myrtle M olash
H ohnstein, entry; Mia. G. C. H os­ at the E xten sion U nit m eeting.
kins, cla ssifica tio n ; Mrs. Frank R. ! Thursday, M arch 2 at the hom e of
Y oung, publicity; Mrs. Clarence Mrs. H. R. Johnson. M em bers a n
Leuthold, placing; Mrs. R. M. Tor- urged to be on tim e for the m eet­
bet, h ospitality; Mrs. L. W. K in gs­ ing to allow am ple tim e for the
ley. ch ild ren ’s d ivision ; Mrs. A1 project w hich w ill need to be sta rt­
R eed; ribbon aw ard s and Mrs. A. ed at 10:30 a. m. T hose atten d in g
E. H ickethier, g u est registration.
are ask ed to bring a piece of dra­
At the next regular m eeting, pery m aterial or a su b stitu te 18
March 15 the program w ill feature in ch es by 24 in ch es, an equal
roses w ith Mrs. Jerry H artshorn of am ount of d rapery lin in g and a
B eaverton G arden Club as gu est strip o f drapery crinolin 3 inches
in w idth, b esides sew in g a ccessories
speaker.
o f sh ears, thread, etc.
EXTENSION UNIT SCHEDULES
DRAPERIES' DEMONSTRATION
C E D A R M I L L —"Foundation
P lan tin g" with suitable shrubbery
for aunny and shady location was
in clu d ed in a talk by Mrs. Frank
R. Y oung at the garden club m eet­
in g February 15 at th e gran ge hall.
A lso Included in the program w as
% lesson on "Trees in L an dscap ing”
g iv e n by Mrs. L. S. U ppinghouse.
P eter H ohnstein gave a short
period o f instruction on botanical
n am es and garden tips for Febru­
a r y w ere sum m arized by Mrs.
G eorge Cote. T he con stitu tion and
b y - la w s com m ittee recom m ended
ch a n g es to be voted on at the next
BL U E A M ) GOLD T H E M E
ALOHA THEATRE
Cub S cou t m eetin g Saturday,
February 24 w ill have a blue and
gold them e. P a ren ts and cubs have
been in vited to join in dessert at
seven o'clock fo llo w in g their din­
ner hour. A regular pack m eeting
w ill be held d uring th e evening.
Aloha, Oregon — Phone, .Aloha 6401
F ree P ark in g Lot for Our P atrons
W ed n esd ay thru Saturday, February 22, 23, 21, 25
"SIT T IN G PRETTY * C lifton Webb, M aureen O'Hara
•‘CHICAGO DEADLINE
Alan Ladd, D onna Reed
O U T L IN E PTA B U S IN E S S
E xecu tive board m em bers of the
PTA m et M onday even in g at the
A. R. P earson hom e to outline
b usiness of the F ebruary m eeting.
W ays and m ean s p rojects received
attention . F eb ru ary 10 w as d esig ­
nated as a date for a show for
children at th e schoolh ouse. A dol­
lar dinner is planned for March 31.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Fell. 28, 27, 28
“ MR. BLANDING BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE'
Cary Grant, Myrna Loy
“ THE FORBIDDEN STREET"
^ ^ o T a ra
W ednesday thru Saturday, .March 1, 2, 3, 4
"ONCE MORE MY DARLING"
" ^ " ¿ , y^ ,ntKomery
"HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET" S
M I L LE R ' S
QUALITY BUYS
A P PE N D E C T O M Y
An ap pend ectom y w as perform ed
early la st w eek on Mrs. A. Mul­
lican at P ortland O steopathic H o s­
pital.
8nepaige"'i8
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Church Reception
Follows Phillips-
Kirkendall Rites
C ED A R MILL — A double ring,
can d lelight cerem ony united in
m arriage Miss Beulah Marie Kirk-
endall and Mr. R ichard E Phillips
on the ev en in g o f February 11.
Miss K irkendall is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Kirkendall.
P ortland and Mr. and Mrs. Thom as
. E. P hillip s o f N. W. Cornell road
are p arents of the groom . Reverend
H arvey D evries perform ed the
cerem ony before an altar decorated
w ith w h ite chrysanthem um s, w hite
gladioli and candelabra In the
P ioneer M ethodist Church, Port­
land.
G iven in m arriage by her father,
the bride w ore a chartreuse suit
I w ith brown a ccesso ries and carried
a green orchid on a w hite Bible.
H er m atron of honor and only at­
tendant, Miss L ucille Vanderkerr
w as dressed In a g ray suit with a
com plim ent of brown orchids. Best
m an w as W alter Shippy of Corval­
lis and ushers w ere D onald W alters
and Garold K irkendall.
A reception follow ed In the
church parlors.
The couple took no wedding trip.
The groom is a Sophom ore at the
U niversity of Portland and the
bride Is em ployed.
Gertrude Cecil
C ED A R MILL — Last rites were
held T uesday, F ebruary 14 at St.
M arks E p iscopal Church foi Mrs.
Gertrude Cecil, w ho passed aw ay
11 February 10 at Good Sam aritan
Hospital. She had lived in Portland
! for 50 years and m ade her home at
2176 N. W. Irving street.
Mrs. Cecil w as born July 2, 1880
in England. S u rvivin g are her
husband, H om er D; a son. Homer
Jr.; tw o sisters. M is. Bertha King
and Mrs. A m y E astm an and a
granddaughter, all of Portland.
Burial w as at R iv erv iew cem etery.
F uneral arran gem en ts were han­
dled by M iller and T racy.
Mrs. C ecil lived for sev cia l years
at Cedar Mill and is known to
m any older resid en ts of the com ­
m unity.
. prices effective Friday and Saturday
FRESH
Columbia
River
"Dust Or Destiny"
Reveals Wonders
Of God's Creation
C E D A R MILL—T he C edar Mill
| C om m unity Church. 12208 N. W
Cornell road w ill present the sound
film , "Dust or D estin y ,” produced
by Dr. Irwin A Moon o f the Moody
In stitu te o f Science, F riday night.
February 24th at 8 p. m.
T his is a rem arkable film show -
I ing how F ish lay eg g s on dry land;
I the am azin g radar o f bats; the
m arvelous hum an eye; the h om ing
pigeon's unerring in stin ct; how and
and w hy we hear, and oth er mar-
I vels of G od’s cread on.
P ie c e d in g the picture w ill be the
Annual Pot-luck supper at 6:45
p. m. T he P ublic is cordially In­
vited, sa y s the pastor R ev. Simon
j E. Forsberg.
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LBS
GRAPEFRUIT
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LGE. SIZE
Fo ,4 9
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FLOW ER ARRANGEM ENT
NEW SPUDS
FLORIDA
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C lasses in flow er arrangem ent
are bein g given on T hursday m orn­
in gs at the hom e o f Mrs. L. S.
U ppinghouse w ith
Mrs. W alter
Isom in stru ctin g. A series o f six
lesson s w ill be included w ith an
average en rollm en t o f fifteen . The
series is sponsored by the garden
Club.
CORIN’ N E
Mr. and Mrs. E v erett A. Cook
I j are being felicita ted on the birth
j of a daughter, F ebruary 8, at
, E m anuel hospital. C orlnne D ee is
| th e new arrivals nam e. Mrs. Cook
j is the form er Joan P etersen . H er
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Peter-
j son o f N. W. Cornell road are
m aternal gran d paren ts and pater*
! nal gran d paren ts are Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Cook.
OPEN SUNDAYS
MULER'S
We Deliver
Quality
Foods
Beaverton 3661
T he w eek end w as sp en t a t Hep-
pner by Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es W alt-
( ers v isitin g w ith their son and
d a u g h te r - in -la w , Mr. and Mrs.
Jam es A W alters. A ccom p anying
j them w as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boss
of V ancouver, W ashington.
BR 7960
Watson Street at Farmington Road
BEAVERTON
IN P O R T L A N D H O SPITA L
G eraldine Molash Is hospitalized
at P ortland O steopathic H ospital
follow in g an appendectom y.
S A V E M O N E Y A T S I N G E R 'S
T I I O I S A M I'* of S U IT S a n d C O A T S
Or Open Oisplor-S/iop
town, tken come to Sinpet'l
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THESE PRICES ARE UNBELIEVABLE— ALL W AY BELOW WHOLESALE !!
100 GABARDINE SUITS
Winter Coils
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grey, green, black, brown; values to 49.95 .... 1 0 * 0 0
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f o r t h r o e : V a lo r « to 30 OS.
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M ethod;
Ingredients for 9 bars;
Com bine m olasses, su gar and
*ii cup d ates pitted
ch ocolate in top o f dbi boiler, set
over hot w ater in bottom part of
Sr cup nuts shelled
dbi. boiler. Cook until ch ocolate
S cup figs dried
m elts. Have baking pan ready w ith
S cup raisins
som e sugar sprinkled on bottom.
2 tblsp sugar
W hen ch ocolate is m elted add
chopped fruit and nuts gradually.
4 squares lo zs.i unsw eetened
Mix well. Pour in to pan, spread
chocolate
evenly. Let stand 2 or 3 hours be .
Si cup m olasses
fore cu ttin g into squares,
Did you know that the use o f too m uch salt in th e d aily diet
may cau se wi inkles?
WILD DRIVERS SET
STAGE FOR TRAGEDY
To th e Editor:
B ecau se I still have a sick feel- |
ing. having w atched m y little six 1
year old girl nearly be run over, i
I am w ritin g this note to you hop- 1
ing you w ill print it.
Our house faces B ertha-B eaver-
ton highw ay as do m any other |
hom es and the school bus stops
across th e road m akin g it neces- J
sary for her to cross the highw ay.
The bus driver is very careful 1
and a sk s her to cross in front but
if cars do not stop she is in danger.
V alen tines D ay she w as h urtyin g
accross the htghw ay and a car did
not stop. How the driver m issed
her. I will never know Thank
God he did!
W hat can be done about these
people who haven't tim e to stop?
L ouyse W ood
E D IT O R ’S NOTE:
T his situation should he a chal-«
lenge to all drivers, as w ell as
p arents and children.
It m ay be one of our children
w ho are next put in Jeopardy.
Hear "HARMONAIRES" and
"PILGRIM’S PROGRESS"
Sunday, February 26
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
At Beaverton
HARM O N AIRES — George Fox Male Quartet, 9;45 a. m.
and 11,00 a m "P ILG R IM 'S PROGRESS" - Dramatic
Reading With Musical Accompaniment, Rev. James
Kratz, Garfield, Oregon.
You
are cordially invited to these services
REV LEO NARD C. JOHNSON, Pastor
— www n
P e g g J y iio rtu a rg
W E PEGG
Wm. SPEARS
Tue
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OPEN
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B lin d a i », :i P .M .-3 A M.
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
WORLD CRISIS SERIES
CHRIST FOR THE CRISIS
GOD'S MESSAGE FOR THIS HOUR
GENUINE RELIGION FOR AMERICA
HEAR
C. j}. R itchie
Evangelist and Missionary
GOD'S BETTER PLAN
When the U N fails, God has a better plan of recovery and peace for this old war-
weary world. When and how will it be brought about?
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 7;30p.m.
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love Ike lull of coot you wont, ot price, you /ike to po*>
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H E P P N E R W E E K -E N D
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Dear Mary G race; My you n g son is recuperating from an illn ess and
m ust now gain w eigh t — but food has lost its appeal for him . Do you
have a special recipe that would in trigu e and help him gain w eight
sim ultaneously? T hank you. Mrs. J.
Dear Mrs. J. L uckily the period o f con valescence for children, at
least, is brief at best, so it w on't be long before h is in terest in food
w ill pick up. In the m ean w h ile here is a recipe for a d essert th at is
[ tasty, in teresting and a w eigh t gain er us w ell as blood builder. The
w hole fam ily w ill like these F R U IT Y BARS;
READERS S A Y . . .
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ARE NOW AT THEIR FINEST
By Mary G race
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