The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 14, 1950, Image 5

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    Garden Club Hears Address
Early Resident
Choir's Cantata
On Daffodil Culture Apr. 19
Features Easter Tells of Strange
By (ilatdy» lle »te r le e
Flaming Objects
H A ZE LD A LE - COOPER MOUN­ Happy Hour Club 0 f Bible Church
T A IN — Cooper-Dale Garden Club A
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L
H A ZE LD ALE The Choir of the
Members
will hold a meeting and plant sal«- Asks ■
' f l t f l l 1 D c I S
Hazeldale Bible Church gave a
April 19, at the home of Mrs. Vie
cantata Sunday Eve. “The Resur­
Maixner on Livermore Ave., with To Bring Plants
rection Story". Mis. Marion Ras­
Mrs. Hazel Johnson as co-hostess.
H A Z E L D A L E — The Hazeldale
Mrs. Margaret Weaver will give
a talk on Daffodils and Mrs. Happy Hour club met on the eve­
Kinneman will make the arrange­ ning of April 6, at the home of
Mrs. Flavel Jeldetk.
ment
The meeting was conducted by
Each member is asked to bring a
sack lunch and the hostess will Mrs. Mennie Barger. Sixteen mem­
serve coffee. This will be at 1 p. m. bers and two visitors were present.
I Guests were Mrs. Anderson on
sharp.
Wheeler Ave. and Mrs Ruth Grif-
BUY A N I) REM ODEL
fetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rasmues-
The club voted to hold a plant
son, who live on Farmington road
sale at the next meeting which
near Cooper Crest, have purchased .
will be a day meeting with pot
the Fricke place on Farmington
luck at noon, on April 20, at the
road and will do some remodeling
home of Mrs. Chas. Remington on
before moving.
Williamson Ave. All members are
asked to bring as many plants to
sell as they can.
All members are urged to be
present as the By-Laws and the
constitution is to be voted on. Mrs.
Griffetts became a new member.
The hostess served refreshments.
D A N C E
Kinton Grange
Music by
Melody Ace«
APRIL 15
Admission-74c;
(Inc. Tax)
SOUTH D A K O TA N VISITS
Visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Matkell this past week
was Mrs.
Mennie Chesley of
EASTER A T FO R T LE W IS
Woosley,
S.
Dakota, who came
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hesterlee
motored to Fort Lewis on Friday here by the way of Calif, where
April 7 with son Kenneth who re­ she has also been visiting.
ported back to his base and then
got a pass and spent Easter with C H IL D R E N ’S EGG H I NT
Mr. and Mrs. John Kolibaba
his parents.
The Hesterlees returned Sunday entertained with an egg hunt on
Sunday afternoon for eighteen of
night.
their children and grandchildren
from Portland.
ENJOY A TASTY, DELICIOUS
MERCHANTS LUNCH
D IN E FO R N IN T H Y E A R
Mrs. C. A. Garvin ente'tained
nine guests April 4 in honor of her
daughter Karen’s ninth birthday.
Refreshments were served.
Open from noon til 1 a. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
H. S. Students on
Science Junket
See and Wonder
THE OLD HEIDELBERG
Phone 2471
Beaverton
ALOHA THEATRE
Aloha, Oregon — Phone, Aloha 6401
Free Parking Lot for Our Patrons
Wednesday thru Saturday, April 12, 13, 14, 15
“ BORDER LINE“ . Fred McMurray, Claire Trevor
"TH E RUGGED O R IO R D A N S" Australian Cast
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 16 17, IX
MISS GRANT TAKES R ICH M O ND - Ivmt,
Wednesday thru Saturday, April 19.20, 21 22
Caulfield, William Holden
Ida Lupino Glenn Ford
BEAVER THEATRE
Beaverton
GEORGE
BAKE It
Phone 4293
Wednesday thru Saturday, April 12, 13, 14, 15
‘THE SU ND O W NER S", by Technicolor,
Robert Preston Cathy Downs
“ BORDERLINE", Fred Mac Murray, Claire Trevor
Saturday Matinee, “ THE SUND O W NER S"
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, April 16, 17, 18
“ THE INSPECTOR GENERAL", color by Technicolor
Danny Kaye, Barbara Bates
“ ROSE OF THE YU K O N ” , with Steve Brodie
Wednesday thru Saturday, April 19, 20, 21, 22
“ ADAM 'S R IB ", Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn
“ BOMBA ON PANTHER'S ISLAN D ".
starring Johnny Sheffield
It was about 1:30 Sunday after­
noon, March 19, that Baker sighted
the phenomenon. It seemed to he
a burning ball, followed by a trail­
ing tail about 100 feet long of what
appeared to be black smoke.
He doesn’t know what it wa-
and is even reluctant to name it 1
a flying saucer.
On April 2. on the front page of i
the Sunday Oregonian, George had I
his picture printed to illustrate a 1
story on the census enumeration I
He relates that he will be 88 next |
December 13 and is going strong.
Born in Iowa, near what is now
Waterloo, in 1862, he left with his
parents for Beaverton, at the age
of 4. His son, Jesse S„ who ac­
companied him on his annual trip
to renew his subscription, was
hoin in 1893, on Kings Lane near
Beaverton, in a house that is still
standing.
As an evidence of his present-
day affluence, Baker flashed a
$1,000 bill Issued on the Chinese
National Republic and on the ba­
sis of yuans.
(Illustration courtesy Oregrtnian)
Wholesome Evenings Entertainment For The Whole
Family. As Convenient as Your Own Living Room
Sunday - Monday
April 16, 17
Tue*., Wed., Thurs.
April 18, 19, 20
Fri. and Sat.
April 21, 22
“ U D V EVE"
“ S T A T L K Y ’S
H U R R IC A N E ”
Richard Woodmark
Lynda Darnell
“ A SONG IS BO RN’’
"R E D HOT & B LU E”
Victor Mature
Betty Hutton
T H E G REAT LOVER’
Bob Hope
Rhonda Flemming
“G IL D K R S L E E V K ’S
Randolph Scott
Dorothy Malone
Harold Perry
“TH E W ESTERN ER"
Gary Cooper
Walter Brennan
CARTOON* - NEW S
CARTOON - NEW S
CARTO O N - NEW S
CARTOON - N E W S
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Henry Fonda
TH E N E V A D A N ”
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P. M SHOW A T DUSK
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REMEMBER
FOR
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Q UALITY, IT S
Anderson Joins
Nat'l Jr. College
Honorary Group
M ULTNOM AH COLLEGE. Port.
| land, Ore. (Special) — James J
Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
; John T Anderson of 4200 8. W.
j Dosch Rd and Carl R. Olson. 9335
S. W Taylor, will be inducted into
Phi Theta Kappa, national junior
| college scholastic honor society, at
, Multnomah college on April 12.
Anderson, a pre-law student, and
Olson a Science student, are two
of twelve students elected to mem­
bership in the society during the
spring term. The qualifications for
Phi Theta Kappa are comparable
to those of Phi Beta Kappa in a
j four year university
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Fridoy - Saturday
April 14, 15
WOODLAND ACRES
cxany/
On his annual revisit to Beaver­
ton, early this week, George W.
Baker, 111 SVV Morrison. Portland,
reports having recently seen a
strange flaming object knifing
through the skies in 'he direction
of Beaverton.
Filling their minds with the
wonders of science, thirty-six BHS
student biologists and physicists
attended the second annual high
school science conference at Lin-
field college, March 25.
Science students to attend were:
Ilene Boge, Kay Bader, Bill Bruce,
Carol Burris, Travis Cavens, Ar­
thur Carpenter, Ruth Dibons, Kent
Davidson, Gwendolyn Ellis, Bob
Ervin, Don Fibiger, Christine Hes-
| terlee, Colleen Gamrath, Melvin
I Henson, Don Harbin, Colleen Helm-
cke, Donna Jackson, Florence Ja-
kohson, Florene Johnson, Evelyn
Kolstad, John Larsen, Lynn Liven
good, David Palmrose, Sally Peter­
sen, Diane Schendel, Judy Sharp,
I Pat Schlaht, Bill Sargent, Joyce
Sulli\'an, Janice Vitko, David Sprin-
1 ger, Janet Wootten, Gene Walters,
Darlene Wright, Bernard Young,
and Joyce Zeet.
Faculty members attending in­
According to Mrs. Alfred Meyer,
cluded Katheryn Ward, biology County Committee Chairman, and
teacher; David Porter, elementary Miss Faye Nichols. County Ex
science teacher; Ralph Stoffer, tension Agent, the third annual
physics teacher.
Washington County Homemakers’
Among the interesting exhibits Festival will be held at the Hills­
shown were a Geiger counter, liv­ boro Grange Hall on May 5. This
ing chick embryos, a cloud cham­ annual event that draws approx­
ber, and a planimeter.
imately 450 town and rural women
Demonstrations given on glass will begin at 10:30 a. m.
blowing, evaporation of metals,
Cherry Grove unit, headed by
ultra-violet light on fluorescent their chairman. Mrs. Vernon Strong,
material, and the regeneration of will serve 200 people with a spring
a Planaria.
luncheon. Tickets have been sold
After lunch at the college com­ among the 600 unit members.
mons, the students reported to
A feature of the festival will be
Melrose chapel to hear a welcome a series of exhibits showing all
address by Dr. W. W. Dolan, Dean eight phases of the educational
of Linfield, and a talk by Dr. Vin­ program plus the various activities
ton Sneeden, pathologist. Univer­ of the unit members, headed by
sity of Oregon Medical school. j the county chairman, such as
Azalea House, Associated Country
W O M AN ’S PAG E E D IT O R
I Women of the Wdild,
Miss Barbara Heywood, daughter
The exhibits are as follows: A. C.
o f Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nicolai of W. W., Brook wood unit; Azalea
Beaverton, has moved to St. Helens House, Harrison-Banks unit; Flow­
where she has accepted the posi­ er Arrangement, Tualatin unit;
tion of editor of the Woman's Page How to be a Gracious Hostess, Hill
on TH E SE N TIN E L-M IST.
and Dale unit; Making Drapeiies,
On March 22. Miss Heywood Glenwood unit: Good Weight for
completed her Senior year in jou r-' Oood Health, Sherwood unit
nalism at the University of Oregon
Care of the skin Tigard McKay
and will graduate in June.
unit; Care of the H air, Cedar Mill
She returned on the Shasta Day- unj t . Streamlining Home Sewing,
light Sunday night from Eugene chehalem Mountain unit; Unifying
where she spent a pleasant week- Home Furnishings, Fern Hill unit:
end as a house guest of the Bob Q jft Wrapping. Rock Creek unit;
Fraziers of The Register-Guard.
Making Lampshades, Hillside- Kan­
sas City unit.
Food for Ent 'Gaining, Manning-
Buxton unit; Comr.iunity Recrea­
tion. Orenco unit uno (fancer Con­
trol, Shady Brook un1;.
The public is invited to view the
exhibits at 10:00 a. m.
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE -Fr.doy, April 14, 1950
Beaverton Rebekah lodge held Its
regular meeting at the IOOF hall
on Tuesday evening, April 4
It was Friendship night. Each
officer was to .invite a guest from
another lodge.
There were visitors ftom Port­
land, Tigaid, Hillsboro and Aloh i
Poems were read by Mrs. Bollin-
gei and Bertha Anderson. Anna
Taylor, Faye Saunders and Fran­
kie Butts were elected as dele­
gates to the Rebekah Assembly to
be held at Astoria in May and
| Faye Saunders was recommended
as DDP Alternate delepates were
Bertha Anderson. Alice Daniels
and Emma Bloom.
After the business session all
adjourned to the dining room for
sandwiches, cookies, tea and cof­
fee under the leadership of Bertha
Anderson as chairman and her
committee
The tables were decorated with
white, pink and green crepe paper
and daffodills. The guests were
presented with little baskets filled |
with Easter eggs as favors.
Co, Homemakers
Festival Plans
For Large Crowd
‘‘SOUTH SEA SIN N ER "
DEAR W ir E " Joan
LUST FOR G OLD"
mussen was narrator.
“ L ift up your Head", by the
choir; "In the Garden", mark 14.
12-25; “ Neath the Olive tree” , by
Rev. Mitchell and Catherine Stovl;
"Before Pilate" Math:27
19-22;
‘‘What W ill you do With Jesus", by
the choir; "Golgotha” John 19: 17-
18; "H e carried the cross by the
chair and Audrey Golden soloist;
"The crosses" Luke 23. 33-43; "A t
Sunset” the choir; "The veil" Luke
23 44-46; "The unveiled Christ” by-
Mrs. Prodehl.
“ His Hands" a poem; "The Hand
that was Wounded" choir; “The
Resurrection" Math 28: 1-6; "Hail
the Victor” by the choir. MA»sage.
"The assured appointment" by
Rev. Mitchell.
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FOR MAY CONVENTION
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EYE LOTION Rexall Eyelo. . . . 8 ounce. Reg. 59c
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QUIK-SWABS cotton-lipped . . . 1 0 0 ’s. Reg. 27c 2 for 28c
NURSER Stork, 8 oz. btl. complete unit. Reg. 35c 2 for 36c
WATER BOTTLE Victoria 2-quart. . .Reg. $1.89 2 for 1.90
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Pharmacist
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