Pilgrim Pastor Gets Call
To Church In Puyallup, Wn.
T he R ev E rw in Gerken, pastor
o f P ilgrim L utheran Church, an ­
nounces that he has accepted the
call to Im m anuel L u th eian Church
in P uyallup, W ashington. Pastor
G erken received the call about a
m onth ago and, though the con-
R ev. E rw in Gerken
greg atlon ask ed him to reconsider
the call, he felt that the Lord
w a n ts him to labor in Puyallup.
T he con gregation in Puyallup
num bers 300 com m un ican ts and
over 400 souls. P uyallup is a city of
10,000 east of T acom a and is in a
grow ing area like B eaverton.
P astor Gerken labored here four
and a half years and the Lord
has showered his b lessin gs upon
Pilgrim . The con gregation grew
from 54 com m un ican ts to 153 com ­
m unicants and over 300 souls.
Says P astor Gerken: “I have
really enjoyed the work at Pilgrim .
The people have been w onderful
and in teiested in bringing people
to the Savior. I m ight also add
that the city of B eaverton has
been w onderful to us. T hough the
ch allen ges here are enorm ous, I
feel the ch allenges there also are
great and I have the con viction
that I should accept th e call to
Im m anuel in P u y a l l u p . Many
thanks to all for their cooperation
and kind nesses to me and to P il­
grim Lutheran."
Pastor Gerken will deliver his
farew ell address on Sunday. March
the 19th, at w hich tim e the ch il­
dren’s class w ill also be confirm ed.
H e w ill be installed in P uyallup on
the 26th of March.
P astor G erken is m arried to
W illene, nee K erkm an, and they
have two ‘little preachers’, N orm an
P aul and D aniel John.
T he congregation w ill m eet Sun­
day to call a su ccessor to Rev.
Gerken.
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Dorcas Society
Goes Ahead With
Sickbay Project
WANT ADS
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B E A V E R T O N BinT
C om pletely furnished 2 bedroom
hom e. B etter see this. See sign i
9th and Main. Call BE. 0603. or
B eaverton 4751.
W est Slope Branch
COOLEY RIN EH ART
9109 S. W. Canyon Road
BARNES
School Notes
M OVIES O F O R EG O N
The fifth and sixth grades were
shown colored m ovies of th e Ore-
i gon coast and cen tral Oregon hy
6p Mrs. Laycock.
VFW Auxiliary
Plan Social On
Mar. 8 IOOF Hall
The Ladies A uxiliary to the Bea-1
verton V FW P o st No. 4617 held
their regular b usin ess m eetin g at
the IOO F hall W ednesday evening
Feb. 22. 1950.
In itiation of new m em bers was
the m ajor b u sin ess o f the evening. |
R ep orts of the co m m ittee attend- i
Ing the “w elcom e to new citizen s’’
by th e A m ericanization C ouncil of
Portland a t th e C ivic Auditorium ,
Portland, Feb. 22, 1950, w as an |
inspiring spectacle.
March 8, 1950 a social m eeting
will be held at the IOOF hall. The
l11strlct P n ,sid en t w ill be a guest.
AH m*mb*r9 ar« « rKed to be pres-
f’n t-
FOR SA L E - ’40 Chev. 5 passenger N EW BABY BOV
. good condition throughout. No
Mr. and Mrs. L. M yres r e ceiv ed
reasonable
offer
refuse«^ for a new baby boy M onday m orning
quick sale. P hon e Beav. 4i79. 6p at five o’clock.
FOR S A L E -C lo v e r seed. Phone ______
T R IP S O F IN T E R E S T
Tigard 3364.
®P
Myron M cCam ley w ent to Hood
R iver with his au nt and sister.
ATTEN TIO N
P atricia.
Used m etal flock feeders, chick
H e visited his grandparents and |
feeders, com m un ity n ests, founts,
cousins.
also 20 carton s o f 3x5 egg car­
C hristine Olson w ent w ith her
tons, 1 oil brooder. 1 briquet
fam ily o f the M cLoughiin H ouse
brooder.
Call Carl. Beaverton
in Oregon C ity Saturday.
4397.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. A ndrew w ent
to W alport Beach over the week
end.
SEE
R ichard H ager of 1363 8 E A l - 1
B illy Shaw w ent to P u get Island
! den Ave., left M onday m orning |
w ith his parent* Sunday.
for Condon, Oregon w here he will j
NEW ST U D E N T
be em ployed by th e S ta te Public j
Carol Ann P earson m oved from I W elfare C om m ission.
for
Los A ngeles. Calif., to enter the I He has been em ployed by that
third grade.
a gen cy sin ce last A ugust in the
NEW FORDS GALORE
'H illsb o ro o ffice and upon leaving j
CARS - TRUCKS - PICKUPS VICTIMS O F ILLS
hat o ffic e w as given a surprise
Mrs Abbot, the first grade teach ­ dinner and presented w ith a R on ­
er. and Mr. Becker, the principal ton lig h ter by his fellow w orkers
Mr H ager is a brother of Mrs
were absent because
of
illne««
February 24 The first grade pu- Opal D ouglass and has m ade his
Immediate Delivery
pils w ere d ism issed from school,
j hom e w ith her the past tw o and
D ong trades and term s Get
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| a h a lf years.
m y deal la s t - B uy a Ford
\ N M AL PIC T U R E S
and spend the rest on your
The pictures w hich were taken V ISIT E D IN FR ISC O
vacation
February 7tl. have arrived Feb
Mrs. Jam es F en w ick and her
27. a fter a m uch aw aited arrival baby daughter, P atricia, returned
Ik em o n stra tio n a n d A p p ra isa l
The children are busy ex ch an g­ recently to their hom e on 8 W.
PHONE BEAVERTON 3931
Cedar H ills Blvd., after a w eek ’s
ing them .
( J a c k I th e T ra ile r Kell>
v isit in San F rancisco w ith Mrs.
R ita Stone, R eporter
F en w ick ’s parents.
Pat Garvin, A ssistan t.
Public Welfare
Worker Leaves
For Condon Job
TRADER KELLY
L U STER W. SCHULTZ XK RIYEs
A baby boy w as bom to Mr and
Mrs. l i s t e r
Schultz
i Lois Jel-
derks) of M etzger, Feb. 19. at
W ilcox M em orial hospital
The baby has been named Lester
W illiam and w eigh ed in at 7 lb.,
9 ounces.
Itl R T H D A Y 8 O B SK R V ED
A ttendance at Sunday
school
Feb. 26 w as 66. H elen M cIntosh
and Mr. La P ointe observed their
birthdays.
C hristine H esterlee and Helen
M cIntosh sa n g a duet at th s
Sunday school hour. Mr. and Mrs.
La P ointe of Portland were the
guest sp eak ers at the m orning
services.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Holm were
received in to the church.
F ISH NOT BITIN G
Mr. and Mrs. Tom iMIler spent
last Sunday at Tillam ook fishing
but report no luck.
H A PPY
Albert F. Doughty
Funeral services w eer held at
Donelson and S ew ells in H illsboro
F riday for Albert F. D ough ty, who
passed aw ay Feb. 19, a t Camp
White.
Mr. D oughty is survived by one
son Sam uel and tw o gran d dau gh ­
ters.
Mr D oughty lived at H azeldale
for a number o f years w here he
did farm ing.
He w as buried w ith m ilitary
honors.
t ONVALF.SCING
Ed Miller is co n v a lescin g at
home after undei goin g surgery.
B E A V E R
THEATRE
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Mrs. Vivian Freem an
SC HOOL O P E R E T T A
The op eretta w hich w as present­
ed by the children from the first
to fourth grad e at the Hazeldale
school F riday even in g w as well
attended. It w as the story o f the
lost tarts. -The children were all
in costum es.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe M itchell en­
tertained w ith a George W ashing­
ton party last Monday evening for
the junior boys of Rev. M itchell's
Sunday school class, and the jun­
ior girls of Mr». M itchell's clas>
G am es w ere played and refresh­ SU N D A Y V ISITO R S
V isitin g at the home of Mr. and
m ents were served.
Mrs. Tom M iller Sunday were
Mr. M iller’s sister, Mr. and Mrs
S E E MOODX EU..M
Herb V elery of Hillsboro, and
Mr and Mrs. R. C. Doty, nnd .
Mrs. M iller’s cousin, I.ee Lindsley,
Mrs. Robert Merrill took several j
of Burlingam e.
of the you ng folks o f the church
to H illsboro on Monday evening \ IS1T PARE.N VS
Fet>. 20. to see the film “Reel",
show n by the Moody Bible Insti j Mrs. O neta Allen and son Terry
visited from Monday to Tuesday
tu te at the high school.
o f this w eek w ith her parents, Mr
and Mrs. O W. H esterlee
O V E R N IG H T G U ESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel D oughty J
and d aughters R ose and Bernice I
w ere over night visitors Friday
w ith Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hester-
lee. Mrs D ough ty Is a niece of Mr.
H esterlee.
Bible church m et for an sll d ty
m eeting at the hom e of Mrs Joe
M itchell Feb. 24 w ith twenty-four
present.
The m orning w as spent tearing
and rolling bandages. Lunch was
served at noon.
The aftern oon w as devotional
and election o f officers. Mrs. W.
A H ays w as re-elected president;
Mr*. F ran cis M en ill secretary and
Mrs. Sid
W illiam s.
missionary-
chairm an.
The next m eetin g will be March
24 w ith Mrs. L. Marked.
H o m e m a k e r s o f W ashington
C ounty are invited to a Hom e
C anning Judging School. Monday,
March 6, at the Chamber of Com ­
m erce, Hillsboro, b egin ning at 10:30
a. m., sponsored by the county
exten sion office.
A rrangem ents have been made
for Mrs. V ivian Freem an, educa­
tional representative for Kerr G lass
com pany, to com e to Hillsboro,
esp ecia lly to conduct this school.
A dm ission w ill be by one filled
Bill Grauer, K lw an is Club pro-
to be U3ed in ,b e discussion,
C elebrating his birthday in a gram chairm an for the m onth o f i The9e Ja r* wiU not be opened
big w ay w as Bill Craig, son of Mr. February presented F. A W illiam s I u"less y ° u wisb questions answ ered
and Mrs. P aul Craig. 4708 McMil­ of the U. S. F orestry D epartm ent j about tbeir contents. Your jar will
lan Ave., w ho w as six y ears old at last W ednesday’s regular m eet- be returned to you.
on Feb. 23. D uring the afternoon. , ing. W illiam s showed the club
Mrs. Freem an su g g ests that you
Bill en tertain ed a group of h is i m em ber, an educational sound brinK Jar9 about w hicb Vou w ish
friends, in clu d in g Gerald and Jim - m ov,e Qn w ild gam e hfe o f the to brag on either their appearance
m y Shultz, R obert and Bruce Tate. U n|ted sta teg Thp pictureg sh o w ed , °r « avor or’
!»hout w hicb >'ou
P at March. Clifford M cD uffy and (he departm ent s effo rts toward I have questions. T his m eeting, w here
M icky Burdle.
m aintain in g l balan
tw een w ild each a tten d in g will have an op-
R efresh m en ts w ere planned to | gam e and feed. The film w as en- portunity to practice judging of
suit the m ascu lin e tastes and were | th u siastically acclaim ed for the the filled Jars and will participate
on th e h earty side, w ith milk superb photography show ing ex- in the “question & answ er forum ”
shakes, C oney Islands and birth­ trem e close up sh ots of som e of i wil1 ,ast about l ' j h ouis.
day cake.
the m ost tim id birds ami an im als I T h is prom ises to he the best op-
T here were m ore festiv ities in ! in their natural habitat.
p ortun ity this year, for hom e­
store for the birthday boy, how ­
P ie sid e n t Marble Cook called m akers to receive all the new est
ever. for after dinner a fam ily upon the m em bership for a w hole- inform ation about current research
party honored the occasion.
j hearted effo rt tow ards perfect at- on hom e food preservation enabl­
P resent for th is w ere his m ater­ | tendance at m eetin gs for the ing you to more quickly and easily
nal grandparents, Mr. and Mis. m onth of March and April. Cook ach iev e com plete su ccess and sa t­
O. M. H inkley of G resham , his ¡ntro(juce(j j Freem an Sersanous, isfa ctio n with your finished prod­
paternal grandm other. Mrs. Delia K iw anis D istrict Governor, who ucts.
C raig of P ortland, his aunt and droppe(j ¡n for an unofficial visit,
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. A lb eit Ott of
Leonard Adam s donated the door
Sunnyside and their tw o ch ild ien , prjze jor jj , js w eek. S ersanou s drew
Arloene and D ouglas.
the tick et from the box held by
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Bob Gales. Tom G raf w as the lucky
Q U ILTIN G S E SSIO N
winner. .. a pair of pruning shears,
Several of the m em bers of Pil- w hich will be put to good use on
grim Lutheran L adies Aid gathered hjg w eeping w illow tree
at the hom e o f Mrs. W. J. N lcoll,
For the ev en in g en tertain m en t
F riends are cooperating w ith the
February 23, for a quilting party. m usjc com m ittee chairm an A. D. B eaverton D orcas w elfare Society
The Aid has q uiltin g as one of G eorge presented P auline D rew of in effo rts to m aintain a lending
their projects this year.
B eaverton who san g tw o son gs for supply of sick io o m needs. At pres­
P ot luck lunch w as served at the c)ub Qne of the son gs w as ent a w heel chair and a hos­
noon.
dedicated to her father, C harles pital bed is on loan.
A m ong recent donations to the
Drew, who w as present as a guest.
Bill Grauer gave her a little pres­ supply is a N avy ad ju stab le bed
w hich needs legs and a w heel
ent, a zippered purse.
I. R. M etzler is program chair- chair. Mrs. H. E. F arris of 4024
FO R SA L E —9x12 A m erican Orlen- man for the m onth o f March. He N. E. 33rd PI. P ortland offered the
tal rug. good condition. *25 148 hfts Qn gchPdule som e v ery interest- bed. Mr. and Mrs. M illiken, also of
Murray A \e ., B eaverton.
a
¡ng speakers with tim ely topics of Portland, provided the w heelchair.
after 5 p. m
_____ ^ interest Tw o of th e se are Austin
“The len d in gs from our supply
W A N T E D Salesm an, full or part I F legel on CVA and P resident \ \ .1 are not to be thou ght of as charity.
tim e.
C ooley - R inehart. W est ter G iersbach of P a cific U niversity. It Is a coop erative plan for the
b en efit of the com m unity. W e w el­
Slope Branch, 9109 S. W. Canyon
com e your help and w ill try to
6p L A D IE S AID C H A N G E
Rd. B E acon 0603.
The next m eetin g of P ilgrim an sw er your requ ests,” stated Mrs.
Ladies Aid w ill be at th e W. J. F lorence Sandberg, originator of
N ieoll home, 510 S. W. F airm ount ;bc plan.
A COZY HOME
1 bedroom hom e on Xj acre. Ce. D rive, Beaverton, March 9, 10 a. m.. ! ---------
foundation. You w ill buy this. instead of the regular date, March
S ee sign at 575 S. E. 9th off 16.
Lombard. $4,500 cash or $5,000
Im p oitan t b usiness, so le t’s all
be there.
ea sy term s.
Lads Make Real Forestry Expert
Birthday Feast
Talks To «¡warns
On Hearty Treats Shows Sound Film
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -Frid ay, March 3, 1950
Home Makers At Women's Missionary Society Elects
Judging School
Officers; Next Meeting March 24
H A ZELD A LE
W ooten s Mis­ E N T E R T A IN S S B O \ G I R L S
May Brag A Bit
sionary S ociety of the HazeId.ilo
H O U R CLUB
H azeldale
H appy
Hour club
m eetin g w as held Feb. 23 w ith
Mrs. Lily G arvin. Ten mem bers
w ere present.
The m eetin g w as conducted hy
th e vice president, Mrs. Mildred
T ausher in the absence of the
president, M innie Berger, who was
111 .
Several m em bers turned in quilt
blocks. W hen the blocks are all in
the club w ill tie out a quilt to
have on hand in case of em er­
gency.
The next m eetin g will be an eve­
ning m eeting, Thursday, M aich 9,
w ith Mrs. M arian H ansing.
Beaverton
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Wednesday thru Saturday, March 1, 2, 3, 4
T H R E E FACES W EST"
“ M Y GAL SAL"
Satuiday Matinee - "THREE FACES W E ST ”
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, March 5, 6, 7
"C H RISTO PH ER COLUM BUS *
R EM O D ELIN G
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jelderks are I
rem odeling and painting their kit- |
chen this week
"BA G D A D *
Wednesday thru Saturday, March 8, 9, 10, 11
"M OLLY X"
VISITING
V isitin g over the week end at
Mr. and Mrs. L. M arkell w as their
daughter and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs
Mel Harbert o f Astoria.
"DANCING IN THE DARK *
BACON
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PORK STEAK u. 43c
Leivn and Meaty
Phone 4293
LB.
39c
E astern Sliced
SUGAR CURED
RIB STEAK
LB
69c
S elect Quality
LUNCH MEAT ,„ 49c
SHANK END
BUTT END
CENTER SLICES
Cut Thick
GROUND BEEF,.,, 45c
LB. 39c
LB. 49c
Ea. 40c
Ground
LINK SAUSAGE, „49c
Each or
BABY FOOD
POTATO CHIPS
Gerber's, Strained or
Junior Doz.
Williams - Large Size
Hunt's Yellow Cling
Halves or Slices 2 Vi size tin
2 for5 5
Smith's
2V2 size tm
18'
2 for35
MARGARINE
A ll Sweet
With Coupon .
STRAWBERRIES
Pictsweet Frozen
Pkg.............
PORK & BEANS
APPLES
w V
3
BUTTER
Made With Sweet Creom
SURE-FINE
Guaranteed to Please
CHEESE
Lb Brick
TERESI'S RED BAG
Ground to Your Liking
C H B Prepared
12oz jar
69
Utoh Pascal
Bunch
79‘
MUSTARD
3
10
Bunches
For Your Fresh Salads
NEW POTATOES
45c DOZ
35
CATSUP
MAYONNAISE
Hunt's 14-oz Bottle
BEST FOODS
PINT JAR
35c
QUART JAR
69c
29c
3 L. 25
GRADE "A A " LARGE
Dole's or Del Monte
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona
Seedless
We R eserve R ight
6.30 to B I*. M.
10 to '• S und ay «
Phone
Beaverton
4158
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To Limit Q uantities
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Phone
B e a v e rto n
4158
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Prices Effective — Thurs., Fri., and Sat., March 2, 3, 4
V-8's - 6's
^ fc
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Gr. Onions, Radishes
EGGS
PINEAPPLE JUICE
13S
LB. BAG
CELERY
Borden's Chateau
COFFEE
25
U S. No 2 Deschutes
LB.
50
3 Lb Tin 69
15 ,2
Lbs For
POTATOES
BLUE
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46-oz Tin ............
Hourly
H om e Made
Armour's Star Assorted
PEACHES
Fresh
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Phone
Beaverton
4158