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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1917)
Mt. Scott Herald Tape Two Rural Items Church Notes Methodist Church. Bt llrose-Gilbert. The “Unexpected“ Club, of Gilbert, The topic for Sunday morning next will be “Tongue* of Sorrow or Service ” resumed their Winter activities by effect, The evening top e will be ‘ The Charity ing a neat little surprise on Saturday of Jean*. ” There will be special music evening last at the home of Mr. and Mr» There were large audienc. a at b->th Field, of Wilson Station, breaking in up services on Sunday laat. At tlie morn on the houM-l.old ab nt twenty strong. ing aervice Edwin Norrne, one of our While the resourceful people comprising soldier boya who ha» been doing guard I the membership of the “Unexpected” duty all Summer, waa present and con Club can manufacture an "occasion” for tributed a solo to the music of the service. these community good times w henever In the evening be gave a abort address , tlie spirit moves them to have one, it which was greatly appreciated by hia i was not necessary for them to exert their many friend» who came .wit to hear him ' energies in that direction at this time On Monday evening the Adult Bible since an occasion was afforded by ttie da.* of the Sunday achool gave »surprise date chosen being the sixteenth wedding in honor of Mr* Annie Dawson, of ittnd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Field». A St., who has been the faithful and etli i jolly evening was epent. Mr. Hender cient teacher of the class for several son. tlie very popular chairman of tlie years. Mrs. Dawson is about to leave, . Club, presided over the program, which fronts. She was given a handkerchief as usual, was very largely impromptu, •bower. A pleasant evening was spent and also, as usual, provocative of much mirth and greatly eujoyed, A bounti- and refreshments t*rved. On Tuesday evening a most delightful ful luncheon waa served at 10:30, con- evening was spent at tlie parsonage un sitting of pressed chicken, sandwiches, der the auspices of the Music Committee. coffee, cake, jelly and fruit, An »tirac Prof. Walsh, of the music department live center-piece consisted ol • fruit of Franklin High School waa present, basket in the form of a large pumpkin, delighting the audience with several filled with grapes and nuts. The dinner solos. He also gave an interesting talk wns enlivened by the recounting of on the value and importance of music. many anecdotes and humorous stories Mias Ruth Turner gave several violin all suggestive of the discords and harm •olos. This meeting waa arranged for onies of married life, Mr. Johnson, the the purpose of perfecting plans for the poet of the Club, concluding this feature music of the church during the coming with an original poem entitled “Field year, organizing the choir and discussing Day,” which was a personal tribute to the advisability of securing a choir the host and hostess. Space prevents its reproduction at this time. The guests de director. On Friday evening of last week a Sun parted at a late hour wishing M r and M rs. day School luncheon was served in the Field many happy returns of the day. The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Ander basement of the ehnren which was at tended by all the worker« of thia depart son, formerly of Gilbert, but at present ment of the church. A Normal Teacher residing at Creston, waa much appreciat Training class was partially organized. ed as they have been greatly missed | A meeting will be held at the church from the social sircle since their de tomorrow (Friday) evening to complete parture in the Spring. the organization. Mr. Jasper will be Pleasant Valley Grange are to have a the teacher. very special day on Saturday of this Tbs Epworth League will have a week. Their “Harvest Horae” festival Holloween Social Saturday evening, It upon which they have been working so will be held out of doors if the weather persistently for the past few weeks will is nice; otherwise in the church. The occur at this time. The morning session young people are expected to come in of the Grange will be devoted to degree disguise. A good time is anticipated. work. There will be an open session in On Tuesday evening of next week the the afternoon with an interesting pro League will go to Gresham to attend a gram. The big harvest home dinner Hallowe'en Party given by the League of and other features trill occupy the even the Gresham Methodist Church, The ing. Big things have been planned. All grangers are invited -to the entire trip will be made by automobile. day’s proceedings and the DUblic is in (Continued on Page 4) vited to the afternoon and evening sessions. Is This Right. (Continued on Page 5.) “The man who give» in when he la wrong,” said »he street orator, “is B An fxample. wise man, but he who give» in when he is right is—” “A mule,” said Uncle Eben, “ahould “Married.” said a meek voice in the be a warnin’ against kickin’. De better crowd. he doe» it, de more unpopular ne gits.” COMPLETE STOCK Tabor xw Dr. Wm. Rees out« and Rssidsncs. Jte K of Good Reliable Merchandise at moderate prices. We have just received the following goods that were purchased months ago, hence at a saving of one-fourth. at. PORTLAND. ORE. New Blankets, Grey or White, $1.25 to $9.50 a pair Bdw. 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