The Beaverton enterprise., June 30, 1950, Image 3

PRESIDENT ASKS MEMBERS OF
CLUB TO MAKE PRESSED PIES
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Frid ay. June 30, 1950
Northwest Gardens
By Mr». Gladys H n t r r N
K O R N E Y KA K N 1V AL KALE
PHONE BEAVERTON 3459
H A Z E LD A LE - COOPER MT. —
Parents and friends are asked
Mis. Tom Miller was hostess to to help In every way possible to­
FRO ZEN FOOD HOME D E LIV E R Y
the C o o p e r - D a l e Carden club wards the childrens Korney Kar-
SERVICE
Wednesday, June 21, with Mrs. Ed nival which will be held at the
By JO H N H H A N L E Y , Ph. D.
Price
List
Mailed
Upon Request
Berger as co-hostess. Twenty-six HAaeldale School August 4.
members were present, and three
There will be prizes, dart booth,
K A IN 'S FROSTY K ITCH EN - Beaverton
visitors, Mrs. James Walters, Mrs. and all that goes to make up a
A T l'R T L K 'S SHEI.I.................
W OM EN A R E NOT ALONE IN ] L E T ’S HOPE WE DON T EN
W illiams from the Cedar Mills Kar nival.
iphui
is a fine prot.
truct . e into T H E IR L IK IN G FOR FLOWERS, < O l N IT It
Garden club and Mrs. Kelly of SEW. R O LL BANDAGES
which head and legs can be drawn There s a prominent blueberry year like last one. Remember that
Cooper Mountain.
VVomen's Missionary Society of when trouble presses. Some in- i gtower up in western Washington these pests usually show up first
Mrs. Bonnie Hagg gave a talk on the Hazeldale Bible Church met
sects might well be likened to the wbo- because of his interests in on Windsor beans, lupines, na- I
iris with two airangenients sent June 23. at the home of Mrs. L. H. turtle in that they, too. can build thp commercial production of these sturtiums. beets, beuns, and some- I
by the Weed Iris Gardens on Coop- Davis. Twelve were present,
a protective mantle about them, to ! ^ru'ts, you would scarcely think times English Ivy, and be ready I
er Mt. as demonstration.
The morning was spent sewing
lie beneath it for long periods of , would have time for anything else, for them by regularly dusting with j
Then Mrs. Ruth Haek gave a and rolling bandages. Mrs. Joe time, feeding on the Juices of the Hut he certainly has. and he has a good all-purpose garden mixture, I
talk on peonies and how to care Mitchell gave the study lesson plants by means of long beaks chosen the primrose as a favorite one which contains lindane.
for them. The club ladies had on from John L
BE C AR E FU L ABOUT USING
which are thrust beneath the skin flower. Doesn t like the idea of
display pressed flower pictures
The business meeting was con­ of leaves and young twigs The dividing them, either. Every year SU LPH U R ON ANY OF T H E CU­
which they had made. The pres., ducted by Mrs. W. A. Hays. The
Spittle Bug has a mantle of foamy. I 1*e selects the best plants from CURBITS. . . . so, when mildew at­
Mrs. Kinneman asked all members society will send $10.00 to the Jew­
slimy liquid; the wooly aphid coats l*'3 own primrose beds, marks tacks. apply a copper fungicide
to make a picture and bring it to ish mission and make more Bap­
Itself with a waxy fluff; and the them- lets ,he bee* do ,h<* pollina- instead. Apricots, too, seem to be
For more summer outdoor fun,
the August meeting, at which tismal robes.
i scale insects build a hardened Hon for him, then collects the allergic to sulphur.
time she will try and have Mrs.
Next meeting will be July 28, at ¡covering which gives them lots of 8eeds and plants them as soon as
TH IS IS A GOOD TIM E TO
have that ca r radio repaired
Berkey out to judge them.
the home of Mrs. Joe Mitchell. : protection during summer, fall and I they have ripened
V IS IT A N U R S E R Y ...........to see
A prize will be given for the Mrs. W. A. Hays and Mrs. O. W.
Here is a method that is com­ for yourself what plants can be
winter Though all three of these
now. W e will fix it rapidly, at
best. Mrs. Livermore and Mrs. Hesterlee
will
be co-hostesses.
types can become unduly harmful mended to many more gardeners, used in your landscaping, plants
Burge will take care of the prize. Everyone is welcome.
low cost. Tubes tested and esti­
in our gardens, our chief concern growers, not only of the primrose, which will produce flowers late
The next meeting will be July COEURd’alene V ACATIO N
today will be with the last-named, but also of other things like del­ PeeGee Hydrangea, not yet in I
19 at the home of Mrs. Edith
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen and
phiniums, and even tuberous be­ flower, is outstanding. . . So is the
mates submitted without charge.
the various scale pests
Anderson, with Ruby Bloomquist son Terry of Springfield, Oregon
gonias.
But do not overlook the big Spanish Bloom. Even Rhodo­
Scale insects may be found in
as co-hogtess.
j stayed Monday night with Mrs.
value of dividing and replanting dendrons, particularly those which
The subject will be carnations1 Allen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. great numbers along the young primroses either. Do it now. or are related to Grierson’s and dis­
twigs
of
lilac,
rose,
hawthorn,
jun­
and the speakers will be Mrs. Col- 1 W. Hesterlee on their way home
apple
and other
fruits sometime soon, so the roots will color, will be found still in bloom.
left and Mrs. Mueller.
from Coeur-d Alene, Idaho, where iper,
have plenty of time to become
There are some exquisite colors
There
are
many
kinds
of
them,
Mrs. Kelly joined the club Mrs. they have been on vacation.
established
before winter. And, of in these late-blooming rhododen­
each
kind
with
a
somewhat
differ­
Molly Carmony of Portland also N E W P O R T F U N E R A L
course, protect the new primrose drons, everyone worthy of con­
was a visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chapman at­ ent color and form. The types bed against the ravages of straw­ sideration for your yard. Look for |
Across From Telephone O ffice
the
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL
tended the funeral services Wed., which attach themselves to
berry weevil by mixing in one of such things as Azor and Fabla for
lower
leaf
surfaces
of
holly
and
Attendance at Sunday School June 21, for Mrs. Fred Jones, who
Beaverton, Oregon
the modern, efficient soli dusts a hint as to these exceptional
Phone 4942
June 25 was 84 with an offering of passed away at her home in New­ camellia, for example are thin, which will kill and repell them.
tones.
flat,
brown
fellows
The
big
Le-
$37.85 which goes into the building port. Services were held at the
fund. Buddy Remington and Mark Sunnyside Funeral Home in Port­ canium scale, found on all kinds
Harbert observed their birthdays. land. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Chap­ of our ornamental and fruit trees,
is puffed up and round.
Those who attended Camp Trout man were cousins.
Rose scale is white, clinging in
from the Hazeldale Sunday School CHURCH MUSIC E V E N T
last week were Sharrel Redding
A large crowd attended the masses to the stems of the bushes.
lly Mrs. W. A. Bunnell
PRESBYTERIAN CONFAB
and Patty Hart*, whs came home Hazeldale Bible Church music fes­ Ordinarily we think of a winter
WEST SLO PE
Mr. and Mrs.
Twelve young people from this
June 25. Others will be going at tival, June 25. Mrs. Irene Prodehl spray of liquid lime sulphur (pref­
Fred Mathis, relatives of the Ralph section have already signed up
erably
one
which
contains
a
was directing.
different dates.
Pearson family, who are serving as for the Seabeck Confirmation of
The program included greetings, spreader) as the chief means of
June 25 was the closing date for
missionaries for the Adventist the Columbia Synod to be held
control
But,
because
there
is
ano­
the Red and Blue contest which scripture and prayer, by Rev. Joe
Church in Seoul, Korea, where the July 10 to the 17th, with more ex­
has been running this past quarter, Mitchell; "Wonderful Grace o f Je­ ther very weak point in the life
Comniunist-Korean war is going pected to add their names to the
history
of
many
other
types
of
and the results will be announced sus", by the Hazeldale choir; “ God
on, have been anxiously waiting roll before time for departure
Leads His Dear Children Along” , scale insects, it is also possible to
next week.
word from the family and their
Young
people
from
Oregon,
do
a
good
job
of
cleaning
them
mixed quartette; an accordian duet
H E A R SPAN ISH SEA9KER
co-workers
at
the
mission,
with
Washington
and
Idaho,
will
repre­
A large crowd is expected at the by Delbert and Duane De Boer of out during late May or June. . . . the only information on their well­
sent Presbyterian churches at the
right
now
Hazeldale Bible Church, Friday the Laurel church; piano solo,
being already three weeks old.
conferences. Martha Walter and
evening June 30, at 8 p. ni. to hear Phyllis Chris.^nson of Scholl«;
At this time of year the young,
At that time, there was no hint Ted James of the local church are
"Saved
by
Grace”
,
by
Shirley
and
j
Rev. Don Samuel Vila of Spain.
newly-born scale insects are emerg­
of the missionaries abandoning in charge of the registration for
Rev. Vila is a missionary under Helen McIntosh; "Living for Je- ] ing from beneath their protective
their work, which includes a hos­ this section.
tbe Spanish Gospel mission, a sus", by David Elliott of Kinton; covering. For a short period they
pital under the direction of Dr. P A R T Y FOR B IR TH D A Y
W e are happy to announce that we have obtained
youth for Christ speaker and a two numbers by the choir; "The I will be crawling about the twigs
Pearson, a former Multnomah phy­
A dinner party in honor of the
Holly City” , by Irene Prodehl; and leaves, in search of the best
religious author.
sician, a church, a nurses training birthday of Miss Shirley Barthol­
Everyone is urged to come out "Savior, Let Me Walk With Thee” , J place to “ squat” , and to begin school and other activities within
the services of M r. C arl Dickson, who has been associ­
omew was held at the home of
and “ Cleanse Me", by the choir building a new dome above their
and hear him speak.
the Adventist compound.
Robert Raasch
Friday evening,
H A P P Y HOUR SOCIAL
and benediction. All offerings re­ bodies. Any good aphid-killing
With the doctor are his wife, and June 9.
ated with the meat business 35 years. You can depend
The Hazeldale Happy Hour club ceived went into the building fund. spray or dust, cast upon them dur­ two children, besides several other
Turkey and all the trimmings
Mrs. R. C. Doty was pianist.
will meet this Thursday evening,
ing this "crawler” stage, will do families who make their home
were served to the following
on courteous service as well as No 1 government in­
the trick. For example, a rotenone-
June 29, at 8 p. m. with Mrs. C. R. ROSEBURG RODEO
within the compound walls.
J
guests: Shirley and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Weaver and pyrethrum
Little at Chapmans corner.
mixture
would
get HONEYM OON SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs, Don Bartholomew;
COUSIN VISITS
daughters, Mr. W right and Mrs. them. The new lindane spray
spected meats. . . . Also, a choice line of fish and
Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Laurens j Mr. and Mrs. Don Turner; Miss
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Babe Livermore attended the rodeo would be fine. Chlordane dusts and
are expected home this week-end Donna Harvey; Mrs. Opal Doug­
sprays would also probably do the
Mrs. E. W. Livermore is Molly at Roseburg, Sunday June 25.
from their honeymoon trip, where lass and Children, Lonnie and Rob­
poultry.
Carmony, a cousin of Mr. Liver­ M ADRAS VISITO RS
trick.
they have been visiting Crater erta Lea, all of Beaverton; Mr.
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mildbrant and
On the low-growing shrubs, a Lake and the Oregon Caves and George Jett of Mihvaukie and Mr.
family of Madras are here visiting good all-purpose garden dust will
N E W MEXICO V IS IT
other points of interest of the Jim Webb and Miss Dolores Rob­
Mrs. W. C. Wright, mother of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed work wonderfully, too. About all state.
erts of Portland.
Mrs. M. W. Weaver left June 23, Berger. Mrs. Mildbrant and Mrs. one needs to remember is that sev­
They will be at home in the TW O W E E K S IN CALIF.
for a two week visit in Albuquer­ Berger are sisters. They will re­ eral thorough dustings or spray- Bonneville Apartments in Portland,
NEW MODERN EQUIPM ENT
Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Windolph
que, New Mexico, with her daugh­ main here until after the fourth of ings. applied now, will take pretty C O N V EN TIO N OK RAILS
returned late last week from a va-
ter.
July.
good care of the situation. Watch
, , .
| Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Elmore re- I cation trip In California where
35 YEARS EX PERIEN CE
° y } ,>eS par UU11 * ecause , , urned Wednesday from
Livings- they visited San Francisco, San
t * s. sra < m secs aecte (
,,np> i ton, Montana where they had gone Mateo and other points for two
COURTEOUS SERVICE
dew, just as do the aphids, and the r>
„ . fore to Httend the annual weeks.
honeydew in turn becomes Infested j convent,on Qf rallroad men who SE TTLE IN N E W NEST
with the dirty, black sooty mold
have served more than 30 years in
Mr.
and Mrs.
G. A. Ruthford,
which renders holly foliage, twigs
this line of work.
who moved recently from McChes-
and even the berries unsightly and
Mr. Elmore has been in the ser- ney road, are busy getting settled
unfit for decoration at Christmas.
vice of Northern Pacific for 36 , in their new home on Parrway
C IT Y M A R K ET
years, a record which would have ; Drive.
been longer except for 2% years RETURNS TO HOOD RIVER
which were spent overseas in
Mrs. W. H. Woodworth returned
58 N. E. Broadway St.
World War I.
to her Hood River home last week
The varied phases of railroad­ end after a visit with her daughter
Beaverton, Oregon
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ing were represented by officials, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Q. B.
conductors, brakemen, f l a g m e n
Griffin In Cedar Hills.
and other positions. One day of
the convention was taken up with EXTENSIVE REMODELING
A new utility room Is being add-
n o b o d y ' l l WAVF a THING TO DO WITH h i m I
a trip to Yellowstone Park, a
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crowd of over 600 persons convey- pd and other extensive remodeling EIH=III=III=III=IM=III=III=IM=III=MI5|II=HI=II
ed to the park by busses with a done to the property on McChes-
noon luncheon being served to the ney road, recently purchased by
Mrs. George Keller’s niece, Mrs.
huge gathering.
DeVaul.
IT,
The Elmores plan to attend the
next convention which will be held ON INT’L RELATIONS
Mrs. Claude Brockman of Me-
In Seattle next year.
Chesney road, spent last week at­
| ASSIST POSTMASTER
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bunnell of tending the sessions on Interna­
U /is ¿Monte. o f <^Dins.’i dfeaninq
Coos Bay were visitors for the tional Relations, a series put on
week with his brother, Mr. W. A. each year at Reed College, with
375 N .W . Canyon Road, Ôeaverton Phone 3891
Bunnell, Mrs. A. J. Bunnell is speakers of international reputa­
Largest and Most Modern Cleaning Plant in Washington Co.
assistant post-mistress at Eastslde. tion to give lectures in the classes.
This years subject was “ Foreign
STATE SE C R E TAR Y
Mrs. M. C. Yeager, who repre­ Relations".
Miss Wanda Brockman was ex­
sented the Fir Grow Farmerettes,
the local garden club at the con pected home Monday evening from
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vention held at Klamath Falls ^an Jo*8 where she visited her
beginning June 13th r e t u r n e d slater, Mrs. Andrew Martin and
home with a new position having family, and will leave again for a
been elected rot responding secre­ trip to British Columbia.
tary of the State Federation Gar­
den Club.
rOUR IÍUC4TK»
S e v e r a l other representatives
went from Washington and Mult­
nomah counties
MA V MOVE TO OSWEGO
The George Wize property on
Maryamma Drive, was sold last I
week to Charles Rogers, who in 4 OREGON S TA TE COLLEGE
turn has sold his property on People In this state should not
Canyon road, adjoining the pro- fret when census figures fall to
Let regular savings be the compass which guides you
posed shopping center at West j come up to Inflated ideas, believes
by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation,
Slope.
E. B. MacNaughton, president of
through the years from youth to the age of retirement.
an instrum entality of the United States Government
The plans of Mr. and Mrs Wize | the First National hank of Port-
are indefinite as yet. but may in- I land He says that for most of the
Only perseverance and sound planning can assure smooth
A safe, profitable and convenient way to
time since the early 1900’s people
elude a move to Oswego.
sailing
W e are at your service, so open an account
have come to Oregon faster than
W H O O PIN G COUGH ILLS
save or invest money.
Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. they could be properly absorbed
today!
MacNaughton expressed his opin­
Harold Mattoon are among the
latest victims of whooping cough ions in an address before the sec-
and ate confined to their home on ond annual Institute of Northwest
Current Dividend
Spencer road with the ailment
Resources held in connection with
SOI MAS JOIN NOW
the summer school About 80 per-
M EM B ER F E D E R A L HO M E LO A N B A N K
Prospective members of the Cen cent of Oregon’s resources come
fury Club ar- being Informed by from the farms and the forests,
Mrs. Vetnon Churchill that they and these industries can absorb
need not wait until September to ¡ Just so many people, he pointed
take membership In the club as j out
the fiscal year of the organization
He advocated more Industries
H ILLS B O R O , O REGO N
runs from July 1st to July 1st. to turn Oregon’s raw products into 'i1
'H AVE A YEAR'S INCO M E IN A SAVIN GS A CC O U N T'
The club Is making plan- for the finished form. The state produces ill 8848 S. W. Canyon Rd.
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and
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Accounts Insured to $ 5 ,0 0 0
M ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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their families which will he held it Is being shipped In box cats In
in Washington Park. July 19th.
the raw state, he declared
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Automobile Radios Repaired
BEAVER RADIO
RELATIVES AWAIT REPORT OF
KOREAN MISSIONARY FAMILY
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
NEW
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OPEN A
Savings Account
Your Savings Are insured for
Safety Up to $5,000.00
Banker Hollers
Whoa! Population
Grows Too Fast
CHART YOUR
COURSE TO SECURITY
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Washington Federal Savings
and Loan Association
COMMERCIAL BANK
OF OREGON