FLOWER SHOW ARRANGEMENTS
HIT SNAG OF DATE CONFLICT
By Gertrud«“ E. P *»m m
at the Washington county fair.
A meeting of the program com
mittee and executive board mem-
bets was announced for August
22 at the home of Mrs. L. S.
Uppinghouse.
Program at the next meeting
September 20 will be on spring
flowers and bulbs.
REFT'GE FROM KO REA M AR
Arriving via plane from Japan
August 17 was Mrs Wayne Hume
and her three children, guests at
the Louis Crow home.
The family has been in occupied
Japan for the past year with Ma
jor Hume serving in the medical
corps. They returned to the states
because of the present war situa
tion, landing at San Francisco be
fore continuing to Portland.
Mrs. Hume states that the ex
perience of living in Japan has
been an invaluable experience for
her children ages 9. 11 and 1-1
years.
She commends American
schools there.
After a visit at the home of her
brother, Mrs. Hume and her fam
ily will reside at their home near
Enterprise, Oregon.
CEDAR
M IL L —Garden
club
members held a wiener roast and
picnic Wednesday. August 16 at
Lewis and Clark college A busi
ness meeting followed the lunch
eon.
Discussion on a fall flower show
date resulted in conflict because
of other activities. The date will F A L L B RE AK S LDG
be announced later.
Dave Ediger suffered a broken
Flower show chairman is Mrs. | leg August 14 when he fell while
L. W. Kingsley. Chairmen to assist | working at the Cedar Mill garage
weie named as follows: Staging, He is hospitalized at Good Samari
Mrs. A. R PetAson; schedule, Mrs. tan hospital.
E. V. Love; tea, Mrs. Frank Mal
F A T H E R ’S BEDSIDE
colm; luncheon, Mrs. B. D. Litch- |
At the bedside of her father in ( I B SCOUT OUTING
ford; ribbons, Mrs. W. J. Polette; j
Seattle is Mrs. George Cote.
Cub scout dens from Sunset
placing, Mrs. James Walters; pub
Valley with their families enjoyed
licity,
Mrs.
Peter
Hohnstein; i C AR FROM D ETRO IT
judges. Mrs. F. R. Young; junior j Robert Davis left August 18 for a picnic with food, swimming and
division, Mrs. Carl Bruechert; hos-J Detroit, where he will purchase a boating Saturday evening, August
pitality, Mrs. W A. Holley; guest new car in which he will motor 12 at the Everett Findley home.
Dens 2, 3 and 5 were included.
book, Mrs. A1 Reed; and clean-up, home.
Mrs. A. E. Hickethier.
The show will be open to the
public for two consecutive after
noons on Saturday and Sunday.
Proceeds from a silver tea will be
By Mrs. W. A. Bunnell
| the pioneer who homesteaded the
given to the Oregon Botanical Gar
dens.
W EST SLOPE — Mrs. Glenn | land and later willed it to the state
Results of the Home Grounds Getchell was re-elected treasurer for a park.
Mrs. George Beal, former res
Beautification contest were an of the Bridal Veil Pioneer organ
nounced. First award of shrubbery ization at a gatering of the group ident of this county, now living in
was won by Mrs. W. A. Holley, sec held last Sunday at Talbot park California, who is visiting relatives
in and around Portland, attended
ond, Mrs. L. W. Kingsley and third near Bridal Veil.
the gathering with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. C. P. Pennington.
Funds donated by the members
Getchell.
Mrs. James Walters and Mrs. will be used to construct a drink
Roy Williams volunteered to rep ing fountain in the park later on, S T A N L E Y B R E A K F A S T
Mrs. Archie Mattoon was hostess
resent the garden club in assisting with a plaque bearing the name of
to a group of neighbors at a
Stanley breakfast on Monday of
last week.
W E E K E N D A T SEASIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Viar and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. V. C.
Daniels spent the weekend at Sea
r&?
side, returning home Sunday eve
ning.
N E W L Y B U ILT HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gay, who have
W e Specialize in Customer
been living with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Tischer, for the
Satisfaction
past three and one half years, have
moved to their newly constructed
home on Ridgeway Drive. With
them is their son Wally, who was
born at the Tischer home.
MAJOR O PE R A TIO N
Mrs. Wm. Imbody is recuperat
ing at her home from a major
operation performed two weeks
ago at Emanuel hospital.
A LW A Y S FEATU RED
IN GOOD S A M A R ITAN
Mrs. George Keller is quite ill
at Good Samaritan hospital follow
9;00 A. M. To 10;00 I». M.
ing a serious operation performed
Sunday* Included
early last week.
CAM PIN G A T SUNSET BAY
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Myers re
CITY MARKET
turned Friday from Coos Bay,
where they spent two weeks with
relatives.
Broadway and East Street
Part of the time was taken up
Phone Beaverton 3641
with a weeks camping trip to Sun-
I set Bay.
BRIDAL VEIL PIONEER GROUP
DONATES FUNDS FOR FOUNTAIN
HERE,
fop
QunU
SCHOOL
CLASSICS
.
belts *
.J ë x lâ ti
• »
tO G .M
the soft c o l l a r that
t Ê
w o n ’t
w rinkle. . .
The Quirt — g e n u
in e c o w h i d e
in
S a s s a fr a s Brown
ALL
WEAR
Day's
College
Cords
the shirt w it h
e v e r!
with solid bronte
buokle.
y
Randcrall
BILLFOLDS
r
áL
f
now
!
Van Heusen
•
PMI
6 -9 5
• t o . ». M.
Century
3.50 & $ 5.00 plus t a x
$3 . 9 5
9 .9 5
WEIBY'S
HOURS
BENSON'S
. . . THEY
PENDLETON SHIRTS -
STETSON HATS
JOCKEY" SHORTS - INTERWOVEN SOCKS - PARIS BELTS
DAY'S SLACKS
BEAU BRUMMEL TIES
PETE HF.ISF.I. CHEVRON SERVICE
355 NORTHWEST CANYON ROAD
Beaverton Phone 4474
SAFE DRIVING
WILL
HELP
OUR
LET US CHECK YOUR TIRES NOW!
BE PREPARED FOR DRIVING ON WET, SLIPPERY PAVE
MENT. ACT NOW — PREVENT THAT ACCIDENT.
KEEP YOUR
CONSCIENCE
CLEAR
Shipment
AT THE NEW
GRIP-SAFE!
•
flo tta it tre a d In A tlas h itfo ry l
• P u tt m o re rubber on tho r o o d l
HERE!
p
B
Get Yours N O W !
ñ ü l
V V lT H C A H t
• • •
• You g e t m o r t m llo a g o . . . p ro v o d by actual t o t t il
• Iv o r y A llo t G rip • Soto Tiro ba<kod b y 1 - y « a r
w arran ty, h onorad in 4 » ita ta t, 7 days a w o o b l
IT’ S NEW . . . SEE IT AND SELL YOURSELF I
A T LA S
TIRES
BATTERIES
ACCESSORIES
PETE HEISEL CHEVRON
SERVICE
355 N.W. CANYON ROAD
BEAVERTON PH. 4474