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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1950)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, July 21, 1950 CALIFORNIA VACATION WEEKEND AT BEACH Hr. and Hra. Allan V. Butts of Hr. and Hra. William Bloom of Ruby ave., enjoyed the werk end 1 Cedar St. have returned from a at the beaches. vacation spent In Klamath, Calif. I H « t < » < VISITORS IN K D f l D I Mr. and Mrs John Anderson of Lombard St. and Fkrmlngion road were Eugene visitors on Friday evening. WEEK AT BEACH Mr. and Hrs. William Gagnon of Walnut avenue returned Sunday evening from the beach where they ' spent most of last week. VIEWS OF COLUMBIA MINNESOTA RELATIVES Hr. and Hrs. Conrad Burmester Hr. and Hrs. C. Moyers left last Saturday for Hlnnesota to visit enjoyed a trip up the Columbia River Highway last Saturday. relatives for a month. It was the first time their small GUEST AT HORSE SHOW daughters, North and Holly, had Among the out-of-town guest* seen the scenic views along the who were In Reaverton for the river. Horse Show last Friday evening were Mr. and Hrs. R. Huddleston HOME IN MINNESOTA Mr. and Hrs. Roy Leach and son of Willamina who spent the week end with his cousin and wife, Mr. have motored to Minnesota aad will make their home there. and Hrs. Chet Huddleston. THIRST IN LINT tyiGx>C 'ftelH£ó(uneñtr W-jt M It'» thirst come — thirst served ot T H R IFT Y M ARKET where you'll find all your favorite sum mer coolers — sparkling sodas . . . mellow beers . . . tangy fruit juires — displayed for quick, easy selection — priced low for sure savings. It's going to get hotter before it gets cooler — so you'd better buy beverages for home enjoy ment and picnic pleasure. And while you're here, pick up a variety of these smacking good snacks that go so deliciously with toll, cool drinks. \ ]B ¿bana Porter ORANGE AD E K O O L A ID Del Monte 46-oz 25c Green Spot 46-oz 33c for 25c Elsinor 46-oz 35c Assorted flavors * Pineapple Juice Payne's Pan Fully cooked PICNIC HAMS Swift's Prem. | them to visit. Also in Wyoming I undergoes surgery they saw the “Thousand Springs” , j JEW ELER Mrs. W. E. Pegg of Watson St. believed formed from an under- is recovering from surgery recent In Walker's Dept i ground river and startling to tour- ists in the midst of the desert. ly performed at the Jones hospital in Hillsboro. > j 1 Another Wyoming point of interest was a typical "Old West” town containing the first Wyoming school house at Fort Bridges. In Chicago the group spent a day at the Hall of Science which boasts a complete mine set up with real coal miners to escort visitors. Other attractions were a complete farm, a television display, a typical 1900 stret, the first car, the first dentist chair, crude medical in struments reminiscent of the early days of medicine, aeroplanes, ships, a detailed lecture on jet-propelled planes and a demonstration of the still-experimental “cold” stoves. When the party hit Watertown, S. D. they found it without water or electricity and the buildings in I ruins as the result of a “twister” j which had hit the day before. Other scenes which impressed VA LU ES UP TO $13.95 j the travelers were the Rushmore Memorial, the Black’ Hills where 1 they saw a herd of buffalo; a tribe of Indians dancing in full regalia at North Platte, Nebraska; the bad lands of S. Dakota and a huge dam on the Mississippi River. W E A R E C LEA R IN G OUR STOCK TO Del Monte No 2 tins 2 ,or 2 9 c SEEK HIM TOGETHER The WSCS of the First Method-- ist Church, Beaverton, held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Clara Weaver of Wheeler ave. on Friday, July 14 with 25 ladies W ESTERN , quarts, 4 9 , present. plus deposit Case -- After refreshments were served a business meeting was held fol Olympia ond Blitz lowed by devotions led by Mrs. E. R. Sheets. Rev. Horace Mounts presented the lesson from “We W ESTERN CAN S Seek Him Together” in a very 1 Case of 24 interesting and beneficial manner The hostess was assisted by her Acme - Blitz - Sicks daughter Mrs. Robert Merx and her daughter-in-law Mrs. Harry EASTERN CAN S Weaver. TO STUDY MEDICINE Case of 24 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rothschild have sold the Tillman Coffee Shop on Watson 8t. and are going to New York where Mr. Rothschild plans to continue his study of med W illiam s icine. PNG POTLUCK PARTY Reg. 25c pkg Beaverton Past Noble Grands club met at the home of Mrs. John No 2 V2 glass jars Anderson, Farmington Road and Lombard Sts., with Mrs. Edna A special buy Sheets as co-hostess on Thursday July 13. At the twelve-thirty pot- luck luncheon, fifteen members wete present. Plans were made to sell a re cently completed quilt at the an nual bazaar. August meeting is cancelled and the September meet Best Foods ing will be at the home of Mrs. Alice Daniels on Twelfth St., the hostess to serve the luncheon and the proceeds to go to the club. FINANCIAL AUDIT The finance committee met at & M EAT BALLS the home of Mrs. Ida Harris on Eighth St., on Thursday evening Mario July 13. to audit the books of the Rebekah lodge. SAN FRANCISCO MEET 0 ^ ^ * T ^ T E R * Forest Grove Grade “ A " Mrs. Anna Berthold of Erickson Ave. and Mrs. L. R. Richey o f Sec ond St. have returned from at- | tending the Business and Profes sional Women’s convention at San Van Camp's ^ for j Francisco. California. LANG AVE RESIDENTS Mr. and Mrs. Rosebraugh of BABY FOOD West Slope have moved into their new home on Lang ave. recently Clapp's Strained purchased from Mr. and Mrs. George Ludwig. BROTHERS IN REUNION Bob and Sam Sinclair visited their brother Ed in San Francisco. C LA PP JUNIOR FOODS They went down on the Daylight train and all three boys motored large back to Portland in Ed’s austin. j cans Ed ha* returned to San Francis co to resume his job there. Kim. ; Swift's another brother Is touring Italy. EXTENDED T R ir EAST BABY MEATS Mrs Booth Le Clerec has left for Strained or Chopped an extended trip east. Her two j children Raul and Yvonne are ac companying her They plan to visit for New York. Washington P. C. and many place* of Interest along the way. Mr Le Clerec will join her later, and the whole family will motor home sometime in August HOME WITH PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Howard DugtUle have arrived here from Duluth. Be Careful Minnesota to make their home with Mrs Pugdale’s parents. Mr and Mrs Louis T,a Cheek, of west o f Fire Barnes road. The La Check's ¡1111 moved here from Duluth about a Keep Oregon „ year ago FALL« IN F\KM FIELD E P Drew, former Beaverton resident. Is confined for a few days * to Jones hospital In Hillsboro, re covering from a broken rib. The 81 year-old man fell In the field of his farm at Mountaindale last Saturday IN OUR MEN’S SUMMER SHOE S 4 i £... Ground freah daily 4 .9 5 $ now M A K E ROOM FOR OUR SM A RT F A L L STY LES - - - IF T H E SHOES F IT — W EA R 'EM , Y O U 'L L BE SURPRISED A T THESE EX C EP TIO N A L BARG AIN S. AT 3.49 GROUND ROUND Store k /U : M ll/ f P IN EA P P LE J U IC E FRYERS W ATCHES SPECIALTY T O M A T O J U IC E Oualctcf ’TJtctitL VISITOR TO W YOMING C. J. Stevens of Multnomah was a visitor at the L. 8. Humburg home on Monday July 10. Mr. Stevens plans to leave on Thurs day July 20 to visit relatives at Miss Joan Kathleen Classen has Cheynne. Wyo. and attend the An enthusiastic returned vaca Frontier Days celebration there. tioner is Mrs. V. W. Metheney, chosen Sept. 10 as the date for her wedding to Donald A. Fletcher, j secretary at the C. E. Mason RETURN FROM VISIT school. With her husband, her par son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H. C. Carson returned to Charles A. Fletcher. ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Forbush her Franklin St. home recently The bride-to-be is the daughter of Longview, and her brother, after an extended visit with rel of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert A. Clas David, Mrs. Metheney covered a atives in Pennsylvania. considerable portion of the country sen of 277 S. E. Franklin and, since her graduation from Beaverton ! by car, during a three week vaca High School, has been employed as "TEM P ER A M EN TA L" tion. a dental nurse by Dr. A. J. Rossi. The party visited Salt Lake City This summer the future bride first and swam in the famous Sait groom is making his home with Lake. They also visited the copper ARE OUR mines, the salt beds and the Mor- I his sister at Progress. After their marriage rites at St. j mon Tabernacle. Outside C h e y e n n e , Wyoming, Cecelia’s Church, the young couple i they were met by a cowboy who will live In Corvallis where Mr. welcomed them to the city and Fletcher will complete his final ! suggested points of interest for year at Oregon State College. Tory Visits Couple Chooses Secretary Much of Country Ci Church Nuptials On 3 Week Trip September Date WEIBY'S SHOES MEN'S W EAR Beaverton 4597 4-19 RED SNAPPER FILLET 32c COTTAGE CHEESE Ï T L 23c P O T A T O C H IP S % Í IT PAYS TO SHOP AT BROADWAY AND WEST STREET 19c HERE IS ONLY ONE REASON— D IL L P IC K L E S H 'll i P IN EA P P LE s i r ; ; r 3 Last Chance 28-lb. lug APRICOTS CUCUMBERS Local Hot House 2 for M A Y O N N A IS E 15c LETTUCE I -arge 1.00 P IN K IN G Qts 6 9 c NOW CATSU P 2 Heads 25C ZUCCHINI SQUASH 2 25c $1.49 19c Lb 6 3 c Hire SH EA R S REGULAR PRICE 3.95 S A L A D D RESSIN G ^ 4 5 c SPA G H ETTI S olid, NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WRIGHT'S HARDWARE (Formerly Richey Hardware) 29c On Broadway, Beaverton Phone 4284 i\ 3 cons 2 0 c DANISH PASTRY CAKES PIES 6 25c Chocolate, Marble and WYiite Assorted PHONE 313 29c Each 526 / 49c 2 49c ;*77 -J 35c 1 S 1 I ■ 1 ■ ■ 1 ■ i n g e r ' s S i z z l l i n G A B A R D IN E S U IT S t t u n ttu m it ___ I M 'r wool: «lira in 1 » MW 16. pink white. aqea; ■ J iiw w med. to aril for W 1 hr alm ra *rr a trtflr «hurt , . . arr you F larky! h a w .................. tt.ti: G A B A R D IN E I lees- Vlrfia Wool 1 *•»I'erdln. 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