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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1950)
Rev. A. Schmidtke AUTO-TRUCK COLLISION NEAR Fills Pulpit A t Lutheran Church Fuegy-Ackroyd Exchange Vows In Aloha Rites DRAIN HOSPITALIZES THREE ft) Mr* Edna Blethen ’ end Beaverton echoola thia year. New occupants of the house the | McKA Y-PP.OGRESS An auto Hom ey« formerly occupied will be ar.d truck < o«uion sent three Mr , nd Mr> c R Lundberg and ¡members of the Harold Ferris four gr0wn children A boy and | family to the Eugene hospital The glr, attending Vanport college and I accident occurred Monday August I twiB in high school. 121 near Drain on highway 9» The Mr, Lundberg is employed at family waa heading for a vacation Mel<r Krank whUe c R Lund. at southern Oregon coast resorts | ^ rg „ empioyed as foreman of Mr. and Mra. Harold Ferris and aervice station installations. Eir.ogene were seriously injured are recovering na'iefactory HOME IN < AMAS, WASH. Miraculously the baby was not Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kuiken and injured and was brought home by Mrs. Elizabeth Meyers visited at Mrs. Henry Erickson the home of Virgil Meyers at The car was demolished Camas, Washington Sunday. IN TO NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. Scott Horney will be moved Into their new home by Sept. 1. Gwen and Lynda will at- ........ — ■ — BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, September I, 1950 Janet Shofner Recent Bride To Continue A t Univ. PABCO ASPHALT SHINGLES 210-LB. CLASS "C" SCHOOL STAR TS | McKay school will open Sept. 3. The bus will run on the same schedule as last year. Doyle Ferris will be the driver. 10" LINWOOD SIDING $16.00 Sq- Christian Day School in the Lynch EXT. U N IT FOOD SALE Immanuel Lutheran Church, and The Tigard - McKay Extension the building of a new church for unit will take part in the baked Faith Lutheran of Glenburn, N. D. goods sale in the lobby of Venetian The new pastor of Pilgrim Lu- Theater, Hillsboro. Sept. 1, 9 a m.-1 The new pastor of Pilgrim Lu Mr. and Mrs. ta r i H. Fuegy theran Church, Farmington Road, theran In Beaverton has served as 5 p. m the chairman of the N. Dakota MOST AT K O C K A W A Y near Menlo, will be the Rev. AJ- One of the loveliest of this sum- I District Walther League, the youth A Stanley party was given at the mer’s weddings took place last bert A. Schmidtke of Glenburn, organization of the L u t h e r a n N. D. The Rev Mr. Schmidtke sue- Church-Missouri Synod, and has home of Kathey Kosmalski, August Saturday evening. August 19. in Aloha Community Baptist caeds the Rev Erwin Gerken as b*come widely known in N. Dako- 15. A demonstration of household j the p&stor of Pilgrim Lutheran. ta for his activities in youth work waies was given to a gathering of (Church when Miss Doris Ackroyd j became the bride of Carl Henry Pastor Schmidtke attended Con- and rural church work. He made a neighbors. cordla College, St Paul, Minnesota study of rural youth problems Most of the Kosmalski family is Fuegy. The Revterend Erllng Mon- from which he graduated in 193<i under the direction of the Agricul- enJ°yln* 3 vacation at Rockaway nes read the 8:30 p. m. nuptial He then attended Concordia Sem- tural Department. In 1948 he was F A R E W E L L OCCASION , vo* 8 Mr. and M rs. L L. Gellatly inary. 8L LouU, Mo., the Urgtflt elected a« the Viaitor of th#* Minot A farewell party waa held Friday Mi,s Ackl°yd wore a traditional Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Shofner Lutheran Heminary in the U. 8.. Circuit of Lutheran Churches-Mia at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. * ° wn of white satin and carried a announce the recent marriage of and waa a member of the Centen- »ouri Synod and haa aerved in that Wheeler for her parents, Mr. and M>uc*uet of gardenia« combined their daughter, Janet Rae, to Mr nial graduating class of 193» He capacity up to the time of his ac- Mra. Lloyd Lamb who are moving Purple orchids. Arthur Coom- Bruce A. Gellatly, son of Mr. and nerved as a vicar at Outlook. Mon- ceptance of the call to Pilgrim to Morro Bay, Calif., soon. >e of *Seiltt,e Kave the bride away Mrs. Lester L. Gellatly, of Wen tana, where he was Instrumental Lutheran of Beaverton. Pastor Those coming to wish them well i and hiH wife 3erved 39 bridesmaid, atchee, Washington. in organizing a congregation at Schmidtke has also been a member in the new venture included Mr. W“ * dre3sed in powder blue A fter a party given for Janet Plentywood, Montana. of the Social Problems Committee and Mrs. William Lamb of Cres - 1 chlffon and carried pink roses. Rae by her sorority sisters in Seat In 1940, Pastor Schmidtke ac- of the N. Dakota District of the well and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Little Diane Mary Sudtell of tle, receptions honoring the couple cepted the call to the Lynch-Glen- Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Connley of Sllverton. Mr. and Mrs. Beaverton was flower girl garbed will be held at the home of the burn parish near Minot, N. D. and as a member of that commit- ( W. E. Oallaway who have pur- *n satin and carrying pink bride in Beaveiton, and the grooms where he has served for ten years. * tee is the author of a widely pub- chased the Istmb home, Mr. and an(^ white sweet peas with yellow home in Wenatchee. Immediatly During that time he and his con- lished tract entitled "The Man Who Mrs. R. Schell, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ,ose9- following the feted weeks the gregatlons have sponsored two new Farmed with God” . Peabody, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Heard. Best man was John Crayne of young couple will vacation in Can mission fields; his rural parish The new pastor of Pilgrim Lu- Mr. and Mrs. H. Richards, Mr. and Gregon City and ushers who served ada before returning to their has more than doubled In size; and theran and his wife, the former , Mrs. Roy Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. C. we,e Bawrence Coombe of Seattle studies at the University of Wash many Improvements were made Ilo Maurine Nelson of Plentywood, Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Henning, Mr. 3nd Bloyd Bellamy of Aloha. ington. Howard Zoet sang "Because” through the building of a parson- Montana, and their family of three and Mrs. Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mr. Gellatly will complete his; age and the enlarging of the daughters and one son, will make Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. and “ The Lord's Prayer” preceding studies in March and the couple the ceremony. He was accom church parlors. He was Instrument- their home at the parsonage of Pil- Hanson. will then make their home in Wen al In the organization of two new grim Lutheran at 111 S. W. First. The children of the families panied by Mrs. C. Montgomery. atchee. Washington where Mr. | At the reception. Mrs. Edgar congregations, the starting of a \ Beaverton, after September 3rd. were also present. Gellatly will KO into partnership1 j Ackroyd poured while Mrs. Howard I with his father. Ewer cut the wedding cake. Assist ing about the rooms were Mrs. ■ Francis Davis, Mrs. Lloycj Bellamy [ Jr. and Mrs. Otto Ommen. Mrs. Gertrude Ackroyd, mother of (he bride, chose a navy blue and white sheer ensemble to wear for the occasion and the bride groom's mother wore gray. The bride whose former home was in Sarles. North Dakota, is well-known in Beaverton where she was employed at the Safeway Store. H er husband graduated from Beaverton High School and served in the Navy during World War II. | He Is now employed at Stubbs Electric Company in Portland. iff icn v t For her going away ensemble the I RffRtSHING bride selected a brown sharkskin suit with white accessories. 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