BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday. M arch 10, 1950
St. Cecilia Club
Hosts Visitors
From Hillsboro
HUNTING
Cr FISHING
Around
PROGRESS FEED & SEED
The Saint Matthew young peoples
club of Hillsboro were »Ifcests of
Saint Cecilia young peoples' club
March 4, at the old church.
Sixty-five guests were present,
chaperones from Saint Matthew’s
were Mrs. Lawrence Jardee, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Johnston, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. McCay.
Father
Sniderhon was guest
speaker and spoke on the 4th and
5th commandments. After study
hour, refreshments were served,
and card games were played.
Progress
C O N D ITIO N C R IT IC A L
Fred Goetz
THE COW JUMPED
OVER THE MOON
and
Kay Parsons
Cows all jump for joy when
they see oui quality feed. Makes
them healthy and fat. Ask us
about It today.
Ph. Beaverton 4020
Kinton Grange
MARCH 11
(Inc. Tax)
The lighter test lines and lead
ers offer advantages that many
anglers are not aware of. A lightei
test line naturally has a smaller
diameter making it less discern
able in clear water. Using a light
leader a better drift Is obtained
M A N N IN G VISITO R
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Trussed of
Manning visited Sunday at Hazel
dale with Mrs. Trussed’» parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller.
buy "just a corset
when Spirclla
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SHAMPOO
Perfumed with the famous
fragrance, OLD SPICE
ports your figure as nature
Shulton Shampoo has a I'Uutic
intended Made to your own
B ollb that dispenses easily and
>.saaM $raai This wonderful arm
Shampoo, »huh it top« in every
way, actually gives your hair more
"glory Ugkum more glamour in
its porftuning l
e x c 1 u s t v e measurements.
Makes
or drop a card
home
preview.
"O H , YOU REAUTIFUL DOLL" June Haver, Mark Stevens
"M IR ACULO US I0 U R N E Y "
Wednesday thru Saturday, March 15, 16, 17, 18
"A LW A Y S LEAVE THEM LAUG H ING "
Milton Berle, Virginia Mayo
"TH IEV ES' H IG H W A Y ". Richard Conte, V. Cortese
THREE ANGELS FLYING"
ANNOUNCE
s Last Message
DOES GOD W A N T
US TO DO TODAY?
SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 7;30
Phone
today
No
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, March 12, 13, 14
Christ for the Crisis
God’s Message for This Hour
Genuine Religion for America
W HAT
you look, feel and
act years younger.
"M O LL Y X "
"D A N C IN G IN THE DAR K"
Saturday Matinee, "D AN C IN G IN THE D AR K "
Charlotte Parker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Parker of
Cooper Mt., was one of the 27
girls in the recital last Thurs. eve
at St. Marys of the Valley.
Charlotte played “Clair du Lune”
by Claude Debussy.
COOPER D ALE ELECTION
The Cooper-Dale Garden Club
will meet March 15. at the home |
of Mrs. M W. Collett on Cooper
A Spirella molds and sup
Phone 4293
Wednesday thru Saturday, March 8, 9, 10, 11
r e c it a l
M S IT IN S P R IN G F IE L D
Diana Hesterle«. daughter of I
Mr and Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee.
spent last week at Springfield with
her sister Mrs. Onita Aden and
family.
can do so much
in a Plastie Moitié
BEAVERTON
PHARMACY
Beaverton
T U R N IN Q U ILT BLOCKS
The Hazeldale' Happy Hour Club
meets March 9, with Mrs. Marion
Hansing. This will be an evening
meeting.
Those who haven't turned in
quilt blocks should do so at this
meeting.
in
The Girl Scouts and Brownies
sponsored by the P T A of Raleigh
school with their leaders and par
ents will be guests of the Valley
Community United * Presbyterian
church, West Slope, at the 11 a. no.
service Sunday, March 12.
B E A V E R
THEATRE
Harry Shepard of Lombard and
Second St., who was taken to the
Veteran's hospital a few weeks
ago with the shingles is still on
the critical list.
perfo rm s
G IR L SCOUTS TO CHURCH
PT A E X E C U TIVE BOARD
FEW DAYS V IS IT
The executive board of the Bea
Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Peck of
Franklin St. visited a few days verton P T A will meet tonight in
with their son Crandell Peck and the Merle Davies school cafeteria
at 8 p. m.
family at Junction City.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EASTER RITES
PROMOTE CRADLE ROLL CLASS
Music by
Melody A cm
Admission—74c;
SADDLE CLUB DATE
Beaverton Saddle Cluh will meet
Wonder if the angler of the Friday at the home of Mr. and
Pacific Northwest ever stopped to Mrs. Jake Strauss on Division.
realise how lucky he Is- being able
i to fish for the big. powerful steel-
head and the variety of salmon
species which we are so fortunate
to have in hundreds of rivers,
streams and creeks of our great
By Mrs. (¡lady* Hester lee
northwest.
Compare him to his cousin of
H A Z E L D A L E -C O O P E R MOUN
the Atlantic Northwest who has T A IN A business meeting of the
to sheckle out $20 per day to Sunday school and prayer meeting
fish for the exclusive Atlantic was held last Thurs. eve at the
salmon.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Leo
Where nearly ail the streams pold on Huber ave. Eleven were
are privately owned and the spec I present.
ies is so rare that generally fly
Plans were made to have Easter
fishing is the only method allowed exercises at the Sunday school
in pursuing the Eastern salmon. hour on Easter Sunday, along with
Certainly this comparison cannot promotion for those on the cradle
help hut make us all realize how roll, who have reached the age of,
it is the obligation of the sports 3 yrs. There are 21 such names at
man to help conserve our resourc the present time.
es so that a condition similar
Mrs. Ruby Leopold and Mrs. R
to the one existing on the East ! C. Doty are the cradle roll Supt.
coast does not happen here. Join
Plans were made for a working
ing a sportsman club or conserva {«arty on March 6 at the church to
tion group Is the surest way to make screens and a stage.
provide an organiz-d front against
pollution, game hogs, and inade NEW BERG IN IT I ATION
Mrs. Betty Wagenblast and her
quate game laws.
mother Mrs. Agnes Althisin at
tended the initiation of the Cath
olic Daughters at Newberg, Sunday.
SBW B ABY IN PA R IS
News from Paris. Fiance tells of
the arrival of a baby daughter to
Mr and Mrs. Frank White.
The Whites lived in Beaverton
just prior to Mr. White’s appoint
ment to the staff of Life Magazine
in the European field.
The new baby is their third child.
for
DO YOU WANT
obliga
tion
MRS. ETHEL B. KRAMER
1423 S E Allen Ave
Beaverton Phone 3115
"Prescription Store"
Phone 2311
G. ¡f. (Iricltie
has resumed practice in the
MANNING BUILDING, BEAVERTON
OF PORTLAND
M EM B ER OK H O NO RARY
ITNTV OF OREGON (Special!
Kathleen Ackerman, daughter of
Mr and Mr». O O Ackerman. Bea
verton. has been tapped for mem
bership into Mu Phi Epsilon mu
sle honorary on the University of
Oregon campus
Mis* Ackerman is a freshman
major In music
TWO MORE OUTSTANDING MESSAGES OF HOPE WHICH HAVE THRILLED
CROWDS IN
JUST THE LECTURES YOU
THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
DONUT KETTLE
SECOND
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Hear Good Music
SATURDAY
MARCH
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE
2ND ANNIVERSARY OF OUR COFFEE SHOP
Coffee and Donut
To Each Person
MARCH 18, 10 A.M To 4 P.M
DONUT O F F E R -
CAKE DONUTS
HAVE WANTED TO HEAR
Join in Singing the Hymns America Loves
S IN G E R 'S ARE SELLING S P R I N G SUITS &
COATS AT LESS THAN DEPRESSION PRICES
Hundreds of New Suits fr Coats Have Been Added to This Cigantic Reduction Sale — COME EARLY!
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make you look slim.
Values to $39 95.
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