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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1950)
To Help on Hall Members of Beaverton Rebekah lodge 248 are asked to lend a hand to their Odd Fellow brother» in building and finishing the new hall on Stott street at Farmington road, it was emphasised August 13 at a regular lodge meeting held In the Kiwanls hall Thirty-five u.erobers and two visitors from Hillsboro were present. Ladies of the lodge agreed to serve a potluck dinner at noon. August It and 20. for the members working on the new hall. Walls of the building are finished and now there is an urgent call for member* to volunteer in fin.ahing the Job The members voted to pick string beans at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. . Shanner to be donated to IOOF hall. The Rebekah Needle and Social club will meet with Mae Lusk. September T A po»l«jeV wll! be served at 12:30. NOTICE Owing to the recent death o f Mrs W McCreody, our lumber yard will J be closed Friday afternoon, August 18 W. J. McCREADY LUMBER CO. Old Canyon Rood, Beaverton LGNG D istance TELEPHONE RATES a re lo w e r th a n yo u m a y th in k Numerous surveys have proved that most people guess wrong on long dis tance telephone rates. They alu ayt gueti loo high. Long distance telephone rates are surprisingly low at all times . . . and even lower on Sunday and after 6 :0 0 P. M. on weekdays. Include the priceless ad vantages of speed, and often the peace of naiad a long distance telephone call can bring— and you will realize how very, very little this conven ient service does cost. Michigan Bible Evangelist Sets Chapel Sermons REUN IO N A F T E R *3 1 EA R S A long-awaited event transpired for Mrs Charles Drew last week when she was reunited with her brother, Ralph Burdick of Orlando Florida, whom she had not seen for a yearn. week-long serie# of sermons Accompanied by his wife, his ^ presented by E. L. Holt, young son. and his wife's mother outstanding Bible teacher and and aunt. Burdick made the trans « v*nge list from Beth f ad a Mission- continental trip to see Mrs. Drew troit, Michigan at th e Beaverton H „ ’* ay <- haP*1,-, Tualatin highway every night ex cept Saturday, from August 21 ■ j . nr r.g , at 8 p. m. Mr. Holt comes to Portland to take the position o f dean to the Bethesda Bible school, in Portland. Before taking up these duties, he will be teach ing and preaching at the chapel. Reverend Orville Poulin, pastor of the chapel, invites all who pos sibly can to "take advantage of an opportunity to hear the word ' o f God preached in power and demonstration of the Holy Spirit." Poulin announces there will be a nation-wide conference at the Wings o f Healing temple. 1629 S. W. 3rd avenue, Portland, Septem ber 4 to 10. Services will be held at 10 a. m . 2 p. m and 7:30 p .tn. Elmonica News By Mm. Olive M. Irvin WEDDING IN SEPTEMBER Mrs. George Struger gave a mia- cellanoua shower Thursday evening in honor of Carole Rhodes who 1» being married in September. Many ! beautiful and useful gifts were re ceived by the bride "to be". Coffee and cake was served to a nice crowd of thirty-five. and anotner sister Mrs. D M Blue ( R A T E R L A K E V ACATIO N of Corvallis. The family enjoyed Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher, | several social occasions together Canyon Road, enjoyed a vacation and a trip to Mt Hood. last week at Crater Lake. Another guest at the Drew home They were accompanied by their was Miss Naomi Drew, niece of daughter Sue Ann. Mr Drew ¡v-,e accompanied the Drews home from their recent trip to Crater Lake and returned to Medford last Monday after a two week visit. BERKSHIRE Sin g e r's U p sta irs Suit & Coat Headquarters Buy Upstairs— Get a better Suit or Coat For Less Money NEW FALL ARRIVALS 100% Virgin Wool Gabardine Coots, Suits fall colors — Wine, Dark Green, Yes Sir! Copper, Gray, Brown and Black. I save the difference. Get a better M ISH A P TO THUMB Mrs. Bartholomews mother, who caught her thumb In the wringer a short time ago Is much improved although the Injury is still quite painful. BY L E T T E R OR PHONE Residents are Invited to send In j news to Mrs. Olive M. Irvin, Rt. 2. Box 925. Beaverton. Phone 3364. O WANT ADS • TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COCKER TO Y SH E PH E R D pup pies, free for good home. Phone Beaverton 4643. Sip FOR SALE Duo Therm oil heater good condition, cheap. Rt. 2. Box 168, Tigard. (McDonald Ave.) 30 LUMBER F R E E to person tear ing down old house, immediately. See A. H. Roaai, phone Beaver ton 4486. 30p E IG H T month.» aubacrlptlon to Readers Digest If you »end J1.00 with your name and address to Mark Hoggatt. Rt. 4. Box 124. Sherwood. Ore., before Sept. 1. 30p my family to the 1950 y s WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY AUG. 31 - SEPT. 1 - 2 SHUTE PARK HILLSBORO, OREGON $1.50 I suit or coat for less money. Usej $1.65 >ur layaway p la n ___________ ___ H E LP W A N TE D National W | U ization offers opportunity to make money In your spare ttiye. writing credit reports in Tigard I n t e r e s t i n g work. Business knowledge or education prefer red. Write Mr. R. E. Deagle, ! P O. Box 111. Portland 7. Oregon 30-32 ( . FOR R E N T : 3-Rm. Pur. Apts. All ! utilities Fur. Ph. Tigard 3463 30 51 Woman with bookkeeping experi ence to work 4 hrs. a day Steady position for right person Apply at McCready I.hr. Co. In Tigard 30 Biege wool coat, site 10-12 for school girl, price 5 dollars. Phone Beaverton 4097 Mrs R Stein, 9911 Bertha-Beaverton Hwy 30p W ANTED Light house work or taking care of children day or night in your home. Inquire 760 S W I-arson Ave.. near Erickson Ave. Beaverton Phone Beaverton 3152 30p FOR SALE A bargain* Doodle Bug motor scooter. Will s?ll half price Donald O. O'Brien. Box 106 Aloha. Oregon. 30p r USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN WEIBY'S S IN G E K D R F S S C o . Between Broadway end Pork 602 Royal Bldg. 716 S. W. MORRISON PHONE BE 3756 Over Knight's Shoe Store SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE F A M IL Y Taka Elevator Upstoirs Y O U SA V E M O R E when every item you buy is priced low. . Be su re.a.sh o p You can’t judge a book by its cover. Neither should you judge food savings by week-end specials alone. Thrifty shoppers know that the way to real savings is to shop at a store where every price is low— all the time. I t ’s the total that counts. And . . . the total is less when every price is low. Compare the prices listed here! W e believe you’ll agree that you save.more on your total food bill by shopping regularly at Safeway. ON VACATIO N JU N K E T Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Scruggs have returned from a nice vaca tion trip to Grand Coulee, Walla Walla and Crater Lake. black and tan. male. Deschutes county tag No. 104 Reward. Call Tigard 6814. Leave message. 30 taking $1.35 . . . Buy upstairs at Singer’s and VISITORS FROM E V E R E T T Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheraton and children of Everett. Wash., visited at the Chet Loury home for a few days last week. j LO ST—Chihuahua and toy terrier, am COLORS FROM S E A TTLE Mrs. Art Fiddler of N. entertained his brother of Seattle last week. W ED IN LOS ANG ELES Mr. and Mrs C. S. Loury have announced the marriage of their | daughter Lonnie to William Copen- haver of Los Angeles on July 25th. W E E K E N D A T BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scruggs spent the week end at the beach. rumi FALL Coats in latest style. All the new I H O SPITA L T R E A T M E N T Mr. J. L. Foege of Walker road is in the Good Samaritan hospital for a few days. telkfhim NEW New elegantly tailored Suits and PR ISC ILLA 'S DATE The “ Priscilla" club will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Albert Trankel on Walker road. B RO TH ER Mr. and Huber Ave. and family V IS ITIN G BARENTS Mr. and Mrs. James A. Johnson and two sons, of Pueblo, Colorado, are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Hatch who rastd# near Cedar MilL . Bite Size No. Vz Can 29 ★ ★ 43 Gcvt. Stand. ard lb. 95c lb. 55c Pure Ground Beef lb. 59< Skinless Wieners Turkeys lb. 55‘ lb. 55t Detergent 0 ^ 2|/2-lb Albert Flapjack 32 Wesson Salad Oil 3 29 15-or. Pkg. Flour 73‘ Quart Granulated Soap 23-oz. U Â <)> SAFEWAY PRODUCE Rabbits '"2. Bununus Firm and Ripe lb. 69* lb. 151 lb.l2f IN GELATINS. ON CEREALS — ENJOY THEM NOW Tomutoes Roiy Red Garden FretM 17-lb. Flot Cantaloupes ... lb 4c Cucumbers Seedless Grapes, 2 lb 27c Lemons lb Elberta Peaches * 17-lb Flat .. Bortlett Peors lb 14c 15c C a r r o t s ____ __ lb 7c Golden Corn lb 8c lb. 59* Fancy Bacon w * lb. 65( Turkeys Rooiiv * j Cook lb. 53C Ib W A Priced by the pound— so you get full value for your money. lb. 69< Graded 24-ox. vei Be sure*..shop Beef Rib Steaks lb. 89‘ Lunch Meat Smoked Picnics M o r,.!. ’A-Ib. package......... 27c V 2 -lb. package..........53c 1-lb. package........ $1.05 16-bag package____ 16c 48-bag package____ 47c BLADE CUTS — JUICY AND TENDER lb. 55{ 39' Nestles o «-«■ 35 2 - 29 Every cut guaranteed to please you or your money back. ^ § Gov., graded Pork Sausage Honey SA FEW A Y u. s 17‘ 16-ox. Can r ' White Magic SAFEWAY MEATS Chuck Rousts 16-oz. Can J v Baked Beans Orange Pelcoe— black Prices in this ad are effective through Satur day, August 12. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No talas to dealer*. Round Steuks Sliced Bucon Haiey’s Canterbury Tea ★ ,Cc Per lb Bradshaw Van Camp No. 2 Cans ★ Delrich S. & W . Brand Old Mill Gallon Jug ★ Margarine Meat Balls White Star Tana Cider Vinegar Pork & Beans Shortening 79c •oysenberrios ^ « n . i *~19« Dolo Pineapple ThWH , „ . 29c Del Monte Pea* 18c C rackers 53c Nob Hill C o ffe e ,* 78c J 51.55 Airw ay Coffee ,* 75c , * $1.49 Edwards Coffee ,* 83c , * S I.65 Sno-White Salt 4* 13c 28c Grade A Butter Jpr;B, HmiM * 63c Grade A Eggs small Doz 41c SAFEWAY SI.59 lb 8c $1 98 Lettuce, local lb Green Peppers lb 13c 6c Zucchini Squash, lb 8c Apples Gravenst'n lb 10c U S. NO. 1 GRADE A ' Size 25-lb sk 98c NEW POTATOES Medium 10-lb sk 53c Econ Pack 10-lb sk Premujm bulk, lb 47c 5'/2C
