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BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Friday, October 13, 1950 COMMUNITY CLUB GETS GOOD RESPONSE AT FILM SHOWING u u s ie e ro r o y e a rs, rvay tv in c n eio e; I t w as v o ted to p u rc h a se siding c le rk re-elected , M rs. O. W. H es- a n d h a v e it p u t on th e ch u rc h . W ATCH ! ' te rle e . M rs. R . C. D o ty w a s re e le c te d tr e a s u r e r . M r. D o ty re K I S H A F P E N D E C T O M V Kingsley Beoverton Lumber Mr. H a r ry A n d e rso n of H illsb o ro By O live I rv in p ro je c to r w h ich is a full color an d e le c te d S u n d a y S chool S u p t an d Còmpany's Ad Next W eek so u n d m a c h in e sim ila r to th e one M a rio n R a g sm u se n w as n am ed a s an d of H a r r y ’s S hoe S hop here, s is te n t s u p t. T h e c h u rc h council w as ru sh e d to Jo n e s h o sip ta l in E L M O N IC A -M cK IN L E Y - T h e to * p u rc h a 8 e d [ J c) l l ° ” P H O N E BE A V E R T O N 3201 w ill a p p o in t th e v isita tio n com H illsb o ro a n d o p e ra te d on fo r ap p resid e n t of th e c o m m u n ity club. f u tu re u8e a t th> -ch o o l By G e rtru d e A. 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M eu rer, zine drive, sp o n so red th is y ea r by T h e second h a lf o f th e p ro g ra m cussed w ith Mr. W h ita k e r c h a ir- c u s to d ia n a t th e school, Included an a c t b y "W ald o ” th e th e C u rtis P u b lish in g com pany. m a n of th e c o m m itte e . I t w as W E D S IX T Y Y E A R S W a s $299 95 On b asis of p e rc e n ta g e th e room Yes, unconditionally guar m a g ic ia n from M etzg er; so n g an d b ro u g h t o ut th a , t _ th e r ^ a is in g , of th e Mr. a n d M rs. J. L. F o eg e a re to b rin g In th e m ost m oney w as anteed, for the one-piece d a n c e by J o a n O lson; b a to n tw irl th e 7th g rad e. T h e ir to p sa lesm an 8 c h ° o1 S u p p o rt F u n d if fa v o red c e le b ra tin g th e ir 60th w ed d in g an- FLEXSTEEL spring is so in g by B everly D ean, M iss P o r t w as E d w a rd M cCallln. T op sales b V th e people a t th e co m in g elec- „ ¡v e rs a ry th is w eek W h a t a value! 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I th e n ex t r e g u la r m e e tin g on O c A fin ale w ith th e c a s t an d a u M a rth a E ag leso n . to b e r 17th. d ience sin g in g "G od B less A m er ic a ” co ncluded th e p ro g ra m . M as E X T E N S IO N UN. H O S T E S S T h e a n n u a l b u sin ess m e etin g te r o f ce re m o n ie s w as L loyd an d M rs. L. W. K in g sle y w a s h o ste ss a n d elec tio n o f o ffic e rs of th e sta g e h a n d w as L eo n ard U p p in g fo r th e E x te n sio n U n it m e etin g . H a z e ld a le B ible C h u rch w a s held house. ! O ct. 5 a t h e r hom e. M rs. H a ro ld ; T h u rs d a y e v e n in g Oct. 5, a t th e j L an g d o n p re sid e d o v er th e busi- I c h u rc h . F ifte e n w ere p re se n t. R ev. j 22 86 N. E C A N Y O N RO AD I n ess sessio n in th e a b se n c e of th e M itch ell w a s m o d e ra to r. A re p o rt C E D A R M IL L — C a n ce lla tio n j c h a irm a n . w as m a d e b y ea c h o ffic er p re se n t, H a lf M ile East Beaverton C ity Lim its of th e C e d ar Mill G a rd e n Club P ro je c t le a d e rs, M rs. A. M. U m - R . E . S a n to ro rea d th e n o m in a t- Phone 4703 Beaverton, Oregon fall flo w er show w as d ecid ed fol- I b r e lt a n d M rs. H a ro ld L a n g d o n in g c o m m itte e re p o rt a n d th o se low ing la st w eeks fro st, w h ich co n d u c te d a lesso n on H o m e R ec- n o m in a te d a n d elected w e re : eld er d a m ag e d flo w ers in g a rd e n s in j re a tlo n an d d e m o n s tra te d g am es fo r 3 y e a rs, R . C. D oty; deacon fo r 3 y e a rs, W illa rd H a y w a rd ; ‘ low er a r e a s o f th e valley. T h e su ita b le fo r fa m ily p a rtic ip a tio n . show w as sch ed u led fo r O c to b e r 13 USI OUR IASY an d 14 a t L eedy G ra n g e hall. T h e n ex t re g u la r m e e tin g of th e PAYMENT g ard e n clu b will be held O cto b e r PLAN . 18 a t 1 p. m. a t L eedy G ra n g e hall. "C o n serv atio n " w ill be th e HOMEBUILDERS topic of a ta lk by Mrs. A. R. R in g e of th e B e av e rto n C o m m u n r SUPPLY CO. ity G a rd e n Club, W est o f S to p lig h t on A p la n t sa le Is p la n n ed by th e g ard e n club, O cto b er 21 a t S u n set • > C an y o n R o ad c e n te r b eg in n in g a t 10 a. m. An B e a v e rto n 3961 a s s o rtm e n t of sh ru b s, p la n ts, b u lb s BEmcon 9823 k .. a n d w h ite e le p h a n ts will be In J 11— cluded. EIUBIII3III£III£III5IMSIII=III9III3HI1 l£lll£lll=lll£lll=m=lll£lll=UI=lll3 PULL HOUSE GREETS SATURDAY 'NEIGHBORHOOD CAPERS' OF PTA THIS HANDSOME FLEXSTEEL Sf/ITE *.. with ALL - RUBBER construction AT A MONEY- Davenport & Chair in fine friese . . . Unconditionally $ 269*5 Guaranteed Annual Meeting Elects Officers Early Frost Nips hardens; Cancels Flower Showing • TERRY'S FURNITURE KITCHENS ABC .../u st.o o m in d er to these PGE custemers whe have Perde ths famous Stetson Open Road, <Ae Western ttyU that has rapidly lecoms ons of tks East’s most popular hats. Ths rugged individuality of ths Open Road is in keeping with ths distinctive personality of ths man who wean it. Why don't you try i t . . . today Y recently gene "All Electric" If you have recently joined the growing list of PGE families enjoying both an electric water heater and an electric range—we have a money-saving reminder for you. You can now apply for PGE’s lower-cost “All Electric Home” rate. I STETSON You tan sa v e m oney b y a p p ly in g for the " A ll E le ttric ,f ra te This specially-low bulk-use rate is available to you if you use both an electric water heater and range in your home. You save considerable on all appliance use by agreeing to a monthly minimum of $4.85. If e lig ib le , a p p ly to y o u r THE STETSON OPEN ROAD n e a re st P G E office latest bill today. Be sure you are on Schedule 9 —PGE’t m oney-saving Check your last electric bill today. If you’re not on Schedule No. 9—the “All Electric” rate—and you are using both an electric range and water heater, phone or write your nearest PGE office right away. "All Electric" Rate STETSON HATS PRICED $10 - SI2.50 If you have both an •U ctric rang# and oloctric w ater heater check your $15 WEIBY'S SHOES • MEN'S WEAR Beqyerton 4 5 9 7 M oke P e o n e W ear STETSON H ats T han A ny O ther B rand IIZIUfilNSMI£lll3IU£IIIEIUslll=IM = lll P O R T L A N D G E N E R A L ELECTRIC COMPANY Ownad in the W att, managed and oparatad by Oregon people