Mt. Scott herald., April 11, 1919, Image 2

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
ST. PETER’S CHURCH
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GRAYS CROSSING
A neighborhood dance will be given I
in the Brentwood hall Saturday eve­ > When Ton Want to Move
ning, April 12.
Call Tabor 7707
Mrs. Florence Pepple, of 69th
street and 62nd avenue, has been ill
for the |>ast week.
A bright baby girl was born to
Mr. ami Mr*. W. Hamilton, of 70th
and McCoy streets, on Wednesday,
April 2.
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RKSIDKNCK
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The Tremont grocery store is
wearing a new coat of paint.
; 9436 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore.
Mrs. Lewis, of 65th avenue, near
70th street, is able to be out again
after the second serious operation
on her neck.
Mrs. R. J. Taylor, of 6910 61st
avenue, entertained the Friday after­
noon 500 club on April 4. Mrs. Mary
Lockwood won a hand-painted plate
CORD WOOD AND
as first prise and Mrs. Vallie Hamill
COUNTRY SLAB
won a Rohemian glass plate as sec
ond prise.
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Next Sunday being Palm Sunday,
Mrs. Rachel Rates and family have the palms will be blessed and dia-
moved into their new home which tributed at the high mass.
they have purchased at 5903 84th
Rev. P. J. Reutgvn, pastor of 3‘.
street.
Peter's, attended the installation of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Quinn moved Bishop McGrath at Baker last v eek.
their household good* from storare The visiting clergy numbered 62 bo-
to 334 Ijirrabee street, where they ing present from Washington ami
have apartments.
Oregon and Idaho.
William Beckner and Celia Erts
There is an architectural exhibit
at the l^nts library for a few days. were married Tuesday evening at the
All who are thinking of building recto ryt
Mr. Ertx ami family have taken
should see this exhibit.
Hattie Yott has opened a real es­ up their residence on Eighty-fifth
tate office in Ix'nt*. She has her . treet.
Mr. Vardy and family have taken
place of business in the Rohna con­
up
their ivaidence on Main street,
fectioner)- store on Foster load.
opposite
the school.
Mt. Scott Eastern Star entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Chicas will soon move
its members Thursday evening. April
3, at progressive 500 after the reg­ into their home on Ninety-first
ular meeting.
Refreshments were j street.
Rev. Father Reidy will again assist
also served.
at St. Peter's next Sunday.
Lents Parent Teacher association
Miss Catherine O'Brien, organist
will meet Friday, April 18, in the school
WOODMERE
auditorium Mrs Adah Wallace Unru at St. Peter's, has taken up her resi­
Mrs. Wm. Brimmer has sold her
will speak at 2:30 on the "Evil that dence with Mrs. Nandts on the
Reset Young Girls.” Every mother Nandts place south of lx*nts.
property at 7402 62nd avenue.
should hear this interesting lecture.
J. W. Withered, of 7427 Sixty-third
Mr. Sutton and family have taken
I.loyd Robinette, who has been in
up their residence on Eighty-fourth avenue, is building a new addition
training as a sailor in southern Cal­
across the front of his residence.
ifornia. has returned home to his street and Mr. Benomley and family
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Durkee, former
have purchased a home on Ninety-
mother. Mrs. Goodrow, of 5724 84th
residents of Woodmere, who moved
first
street.
street, who has three' other sons |
Next Sunday the Holy Name so­ to Washington last year, have re
overseas in the army of occupation. ;
ciety will go to conimuniop in a turned and ale now living at 7720
Mrs. O. M. Tamplin, 5322 Eighty- body.
Sixty-second avenue.
second street, left Wednesday for j
The Woodmen' Band of Mercy asks
Richmond. Ind., to attend'a meeting1
people who have sheep or goats to
of the central board of the Friends I EVANGELICAL CHURCH shear, to wait until the weather is
church. She will be gone about two I The revival meetings at the Evan­ warmer, as much suffering is ex­
gelical church are still in progress perienced from too early clipping.
weeks.
In recognition of her humane work.
M. E. Kaufman and family moved with increased attendance, and will
from 781 Vaughan street to Ninety­ continue over Sunday. Rev. A. P. Mrs. Gertrude Bernal, of 6126 80th
fourth street and Sixty-fifth avenue. Tiffany, Sunday school missionary, street, has been presented with a
The Kaufmans have a little son 13 serving as evangelist in these meet book of poems entitled "The Inner
years old who is a fine violinist and ings, is a whold team in himself. His Life.” written by Calla I- Harcourt
plays with the Webber orchestra in ¡■reaching is thoroughly bibiica). —now deceased—who was one of the
deeply spiritual, full of love and most ardent humane workers of her
the city. (
sympathy, yet courageous in hearing time. The donor is Mrs. Lydia A.
Geisler ftros. received their fine
the truth. The result of the meeting Irons, over whose signature is the
new Quaker furnace Wednesday
has been a feast to the church, a re­ inscription “In the strong bonds of
morning and will soon have it in­
vival of spiritual life and endeav­ kindred sympathies.”
stalled. Then it will be goodby to
ors. There have been a number of
the old stove, where the elite of the
converts among the Sunday ¿'•noo!
FRIENDS CHl’KCH
town used to gather and swap
A surprise stork party was given
children
stories and criewing tobacco.
for Mrs. J. S. Fox at the residence
Services Next Sundav
Mr. and Mrs. Koller returned to
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching at of Miss I<aurana M. Tern'll, 6027
their home at 9644 Fifty-fourth ave­ 11. Y. P. A. at 6:30 p. m. Preaching Ninetieth street Monday afternoon.
nue Tuesday. Mr. Koller has been 7:30 p. m.
Those present enjoyed a splendid
in the service 16 months and in
time and the gifts ranged from bon­
France about nine months, serving
B. F. Miller, 5512 Eighty-eighth nets to booties. Ladies present in­
in the naval aviation corps. Mrs.
street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. P. cluded Mrs. C. C. Barker, Grandma
Koller visited with her relatives at
P. Jenne, Eugene Jenne and others Barker, Mrs. Conant, Mrs. Rasmus­
Tacoma during Mr. Koller's absence.
at a dinner party on Sunday, March sen. Mrs. Boatright. Mrs. Dave Bass.
The regular meeting of the Wood- 6.
Mrs. Erskin. Mrs. Marks, Miss Ter­
mere scouts, was held at the school
rill, Miss Isler. Mrs. Mann, Dorris
Mrs. Eva Zimmerman and her
house last Friday evening.
The
and Wilda Mann, Mrs. Fowler. Miss
daughter Louise, of Silverton, were
troop, which has the full number,.
Hunt, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Dunbar.
32, was there, excepting two mem- ! guests at the home of J. C. McGrew, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Fox. Refresh­
8741 Fifty-sixth avenue S. E., during
ments consisting of cake and cocoa
bers. The work this week was of
the past week. Also Dr. Charton
the ordinary routine sort. A. Earl
were served.
Snyder, of Estacada, a retired Port­
Two high school lads, Harold Not-
Kenworthy, of Lents, is scoutmaster.
land physician.
tage and Frances Haworth, repre­
Father and Mother Scheuerman
Mr. and Mrs. F. Warren, who for­ sented the Newberg high school at
left Wednesday morning on their
merly
resided on Ninety-second the Y. M. C. A. convention in Port­
golden wedding honey-moon for an
street and Sixty-sixth avenue but land last Friday and Saturday. After
extended visit in the east. Their
who now live at 208 East Forty- banqueting at the Y. M. C. A. they
first stop will be at Bantry, N. D.,
seventh street N„ are the proud par­ came out to Lents in time to see the
with a daughter and family. Later
ents of a baby boy born March 20. finish of a spicy little program being
they will visit the other daughters
Money to Loan—1500 to $2000, on given in the annex of the Friends
and friends in Indiana. Other rela­
good
security. Farm loan preferred. church. They spent the night with
tives in Ohio will also be seen. They
expect to be gone about eight Mrs. C. D. Sanders, 6224 Eighty­ relatives here, returning to Newberg
ninth St.
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Saturday evening.
months.
Officers of the Mt. Scott chapter r
of Eastern Star went to Sellwood last
Tuesday evening to put on the degree
work for the Sellwood chapter. Two
candidates were introduced into the
mysteries of the order. After the
business of the evening was over the
HATTIE YOTT ANNOUNCES THAT
visitors were royally entertained, a
SHE HAS OPENED A REAL ESTATE
delicious lunch being served.
OFFICE IN BOHNAS’ CONFECTION­
Say, but that program was worth
while, Friday evening, April 4, in the
ARY STORE ON FOSTER ROAD.
annex of the Friends church, Those
giving it were the losers in a contest
for subscribers to the C. E. paper
published in Portland. Their thought
was to show in ludricous mimicry
how the winning side won. Especial­ r
ly was Miss Isler, the leader, shown
up. Making elephants out of white
wax, followed by unique refresh­
ments, and the pleasant evening was
over.
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Mr; Newmeyer, a field organizer of
the Y M. C. A. will hold a mass meet­
ing next Wednesday night, April 16th,
E. Burke, 14 years with the mechanical end of the
at Kenworthy’s chapel at 8 p. m. to in­
terest the people of this and adjacent
Police Department of Portland, is now open for
communities in a movement for the
business in the old Nash Theater Building at 72nd
welfare of the boys and girls. This
movement is along different line* than
and Millard, or 55th Ave.
has ever been attempted before, it is a
real movement that will accomplish
Will carry a Full Line of Accessories, Tires, Oils,
real results in a real way. Come and
and Greases. Also a complete line of Ford Parts.
bring a friend.
List your Property with Hattie Yott
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First-Class Sheet Metal Work
and Repairing
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Uuttering. General Repairing. Garbage Can*, Flour Bin*
Wrn.li Bii'lvr*, Htnvv Hip.-t, t'lmken Fountain«, Clm-ken Grit-
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can now Supply any
size Goodyear Tires,
Fabric and Cords.
FOR - BARGAINS - SEE - HATTIE - YOTT
Burke’s First-Class Garage’
Phone Tabor 7468
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school at 9:45. Superin­
tendent, Mrs. Rosa Silver. Good
music and good classes for all ages.
Sunday services at 11a. m. Preach­
ing by pastor. Subject, “The Gospel
For the Age."
Young people’s prayer meeting at
7 p. m.
Evening service at 8 o’clock, Song
concert until 8:30, led by Mrs. Beu-
lah Lynch Smith, Evangelistic ser-
vices at 8:30. All invited.
The Arleta and Lents church will |
united in a Sunday school institute
Friday evening, April 11. All cor­
dially invited to attend.
Mrs. Gulliks will make one of those
beautiful hand made hats to match
^»ny coat, suit or dress you have.
• She also makes theatre hats of all
descriptions.
Repairing strictly guaranteed and if you want to
help on your own work, bring your car in and you
can work with me.
If you have not the time, I will call and get your
car and deliver it. No extra charge. On all cars
stored with me, I will absorb the war tax on gaso­
line.
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JUST TWELVE STEPS FROM THE
CAR TRACK TO THE DOOR............
TRY OUR
FAMOUS SWISS STEAKS
Ninety second Street
Opposite Theatre.
LENTS, OREGON
Don’t fail to see the new
30x31-2 Cord Tire to fit
Ford, Maxwell and
Chevrolet Cars
-THE LENTS GARAGE
MORTERUD’S MARKET
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Fetter Road, Opp, P, O.
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8919 FOSTER ROAD
Tabor 3429
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