Mt. Scott herald., October 24, 1919, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PEft^jNAt
Methodist Church
OBJECTS OF GIRLS RE­
GILBERT SCHOOL NOTES
Bible
school Sundae morning
SERVES IS OUTLINED
. Mr». G^V ’wVeythiug has been .
Vernon Haygarth has been ab it S>:45. Will Hugill, superin
BY MISS BLACKWELL sent from school for the past (indent. At II a. m. Mrs. Bliss
suffering /ioni an attack of ton-
week on account of ¡linea«.
•HR«.
H. A. Darnall came in from
the ranch at Kerry last Friday
evening and visited over Sun­
day at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burch, of Gresh­
am, are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Paul Lent, the latter part
of this week.
H. B. Conn, 5403 100th street,
has purchased the lot north of
him and is putting up a fine
chicken house.
Mr. Bush, of Newport, will de­
liver the sermon at St. Paul’s
Episcopal church next Sunday
afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Mrs. Dawson, of Mt. Tabor,
and Mrs. Clymton Kelley, of
Montavilla. spent last Wednes
day with Mrs. J. C. McGrew.
8741 56th avenue.
W. S. Sanders left for Tilla­
mook last Sunday for a week’s
outing. Mr. YValker is helping
in the meat market during Mr.
Sanders' absence.
Mr. anil Mrs. Guy Sanders
spent last week in Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Deaton.
6313 92nd street, are spending
the winter at Riverside, Cal.
On last Saturday evening the
families of Messrs. J. C. and F.
O. McGrew motoreil out to Gar
den Home where they were en­
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Ciar
ridge Hines.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Drake, of
6414 88th street, who have been
visiting relatives in Pennsylvania
and Nebraska for the past two
months, returned home Wednes­
day evening.
The Misses Effie and Orpha
Oslin, from Ashland, who have
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. McIntyre of 6020
89th street, are visiting for a
while with Mr. anil Mrs. C S
Drake, 6414 88th street.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence spent
Monday with her daughter, Sirs.
N. A. Ely. 1470 East Sherman
street, who was entertaining in
honor of Miss Hattie Marolf of
San Francisco and her sister.
Mrs. Holden, of Tillamook.
The work of the Girl Re
serves, which was recently pre­
sented at Woodmere by Miss
Marion Blackwell, is considered
a very attractive movement for
girls. In each school the girls
are to form their own group
and to carry it «in under a su
pervisor. All sorts of interest
ing and recreational games, pro­
grams ami entertainments arc to
lie a part of the work. The unit
of the organisation is called a
corps; two corps constitute s
company, and all the corps in
the city make a division. Girls
of certain ages will belong to
one corps ami those older or
younger than these will belong
to others. A free swim is given
to each corps once a week under
a competent instructor. A sys
fem of honors similar to that
used by the campfire girls has
been inaugurated. an«l as honors
are won chevrons are added to
th«* armband.
Glen Weston. Hershel Town
send. Harold Townsend. Elbert
Nicholson, Thelma Mahaffey and
Velma Mahaffey are new pupils
who have entered school th'-
past week.
The first entertainment of the
school year will be given on
Friday evening. October 31. It
is planned to have n short en-
tertainment and a good social
In­
Refreshments will
time,
served and there will lie no
charge.
The work in The M odern
Health Crusade will be started
in several of the grades about
th«- second week ill November.
This crusade is an excellent
means of aiding boys and girls
in the forming of habits of j»er
sonal cleanliness.
Echo Kruger of the seventh
grade is winning the honors for
accuracy nnd speed in the Cour
tis Tests.
The seventh and
Mrs. Richardson is having her eighth grade tests nrc given to
residence on 88th street remod gether anti up to the present
eled preparatory to occupying it. time she has the best recur«! of
Mrs. George Hamilton, of any one in either grade.
87th street, who spent three
One of the large six«’ cabinets
weeks at Hood River, returned of the Courtis Standard Tests u
home last week.
Arithmetic lias been purchased
Mrs. Reardon, of 88th street, by the school board. The upper
is suffering with a sprained grades have all started their
ankle and has been unable to work on the tests. The purpose
of the tests is to give short les
walk for several days.
sons in which both speeil and
Fred Geisler has been coil accuracy are emphasised.
fined to his home on account of
The Parent-Teacher Associa­
illness since last Monday. His
many friends hope for his speedy tion voted at the last meeting of
the last school year to buy -i
recovery.
new picture for each grade, in
C. W. Smith, business manager order to maintain our position
of The Herald, was kept busy as a standad school for the com­
Thursday receiving congratula ing year. The list from which
lions of his numerous friends, the selections will be made is
the occasion being his 35th (?) given in the state course of
birthday.
study.
A committee, of which
Mrs. Donald Furey is chairman,
W. C. T. U. NOTES
will purchase the pictures next
week.
Calendars for the coming year
GILBERT
will soon be ready for distribu­
tion.
The
We meet the first Tuesday of
each month. The next meeting Chapel
of the Union will be with Mrs.
D. H. McKinley, of 6127 92nd
street, on November 4.
Bible
topic. “The Treading of th-
Sand,” Dent. 11:13-25. Subject
“The Year’s Gain.”
The funeral of Mrs. Martha
Weiss, late of 6503 89th street,
who died at St. Vincent’s hos­
pital Wednesday, will be held
Card of Thanks
Monday morning. October 27, at
We wish to thank those who
11 a. m. at St. Peter’s church.
M rs. Weiss was bom in Ger­ so kindly assisted us in our re­
many in 1879 and had lived in cent bereavement in the loss of
our beloved husband and father.
Portland abont 25 years.
Especially do we thank those
The Ladies of the G. A. i R.
who donate«l the use of machines
are preparing for a Hallowe’en
and those who gave the beauti­
party to be held November 1. ful floral pieces.
The committee, Mrs. Schermer
Mrs. May Meunzer
horn, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Kadok
and Family.
and Miss Jolly, assures the
members a fine time. Light re­
freshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wimberlv
of Roseburg arrived in Lents
October 13 to attend the wed­
ding of Mrs. Wimberly’s brother,
Jasper C. Lent. Mr. Wimberly
returned home the same night
but Mrs. Wimberly visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Lent, until the following Sun-
day.
The ladies of St. Paul’s Guild
held an all-day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Parrish, of 4848
87th street, Wednesday. They
had an order for 30 dolls and
the morning was spent making
them.
At noon Mrs. Parrish
served luncheon and in the af­
ternoon the regular business
meeting was held.
Miss Marie Rathkey and sis­
ter, Mrs. J. Roy Carter, of 88th
street, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Beardsley and J. E. Moore of
Portland, motored to Mt. Hood
last Sunday. They continued on
the Oregon trail after leaving
Government Camp and returned
by way of The Dalles and Hood
River, staying in The Dalles Sun­
day night and returning to Port­
land Monday evening. On ac­
count of repairing the road be­
tween Hood River and Cascade
Locks, machines were obliged *o
wait until after working hours
before being permitted to pass
through.
Stenographer Wanted
Expert stenograper for two
hours daily: hours arranged I to
suit. Lents Hardware Co.
Masquerade Ball
Given by United Artisans of
Lents, in the Grange Hall, Oct.
29; good music; all welcome.
of Los zYligelex will speak on
"Greater Portland.” At 6:30
p. in. the Epworth League, led
by Mrs. Will Hugill, will con
sider the topic "How to Use th.-
Bible." At 7 :3(> the pastor. Rev.
F. R. Sibley, will conduct an
evangelistic service based on the
topic. "Saviour. Thv D v i n g
Love."
Th«- facilities of this church
ar«- being augmented bv a spleu
did Sunday school orchestra, a
class calle«) the Loyal Legion of
Cheerful Climbers, and a com­
bined Philathea and Bnraci« class
tn I»«- taught by II. N. Arnes*.
As a social activity the Rosebud
class is planning a Hallowe’en most «-i i r« I in 11 v invit'd.
social.
Thursday
evening nt
Friend» Church
7:30 th«- regular weekly pray-r
Sunday school nt 9:48. Th«’
meeting w ill be held.
superintendent.
C. Barker,
who has been awny the last txA»
Baptist Church
Sundays visiting friends and
Next Sunday morning nt
picking apples nt I'ntint. Wash.,
will assume his duties again next
Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Dunbar, the
teacher of the women s Bild'
class, who has been away for
three weeks, is also back and
will take her class as usual next
Sunday.
We bespeak a good
w «• I «• o in e.
attendance ns n
Church services as usual nt 11
We had a
a. m. and 8 p. in.
gracious time Inst Sunday, the
pastor preaching on "The Home
A. Smith, pa- m which Jesus Would Like to
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DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
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Cor. ‘•‘.M and Footer Road.
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DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
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And our prices
are reasonable.
tonight
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Your Feet — Your Taste — Your Purse
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
Goggins’ Shoe Store
Portlanil, Orvgou
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NOTICE!
CHILDREN BARHERING
A SPECIALTY
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VELVET SHAVES
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ON AND AFTER
A. W. BREWER
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING
OCTOBER 27, 1919
and TINTING.
Residence 9935 Fifty-ninth Ave.
THIS BANK WLIL
BE OPEN FROM
10:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m
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SATURDAY
10:00 a. m.to 12:00 m
when Y (ft IRtHT YOl’R EVES u> an
OIT< >.M E.TRIST, you are risking your
most valuable profession wlii-n you pur
chase glasses from unskilled opticians nr
"over-the-counter" «al«* people.
The only one fitted to make a Thorough
Examination of tin- ryes is an
OPTOMETRIST
IF I CARE F<»R YOUR EYEH
THEY WILL ( ARE FoR YOU
MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
SHERMAN HARKSON, Cashier
^aegrTOMETKlST-nPTici**LZ^
Phone tor an appointment
Main 7.567
ÌO6-7-H Shetland Hulldlng
Fifth and Washington Sta.
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DR. E. R. SPARKS
Chiropractic
Physician
717 Bek urn Building
AFE
STORAGE
proper shoe. Our stock is main­
tained in keeping with the dictates
of Dame Fashion and you are per­
fectly safe in buying here.
of our service — one on
which we particularly
pride ourselves.
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may be—theater party, danc­
ing party, reception or wed­
ding—we can fit you with the
sure of pleasing you as
this is one of the most
important features
Lent», ( Ire.»
DR. A. (I. ATWOOD
Whatever the occasion
In fitting, too, we are
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PRACTICAL haircuts
Rev, Blackwell, tin- new
FineDressShoes
Dwell," at the morning service,
and in the evening using the text
"The Harvest is Past, the Sum­
mer is Ended, ami I am not
Saved."
The Women’s prayer
meeting each Wednesday after
an I noon nt 2 o’clock anti the chi!
So drell’s the same afternoon at 4.
I’raycr meeting Thursday, 7:45
p. ill.
There will be a ('. E.
Evangelical Church
Hallowe’en social next Friday
\t the F.vaugi lieal church next evening nt the home of Mildred
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. I leneock.
N. Shupp, will speak nt 1 1 n. m
on "Shorn of His Seven Lucks. *
In the evening he will discuss PROFESSIONAL CAROS
"Bi Not Wenn in Well Doing.
To tlies<- services, to the Sunday Talmr 4754
Atti« S
Mtrvrt
school nt 9:45 a. in.. to the
DR. C. S. (M)SBURY
Junior Young People's Alliance
DENTISTRY
at 5:30 p. m., nnd to the Senior
Yi P. \. .-it 6:30. tin- oubli«- is
I KST«, oMKlIuN
El
Acute and chronic diseases.
House calls day or night
Phones
Office .... Main 4768
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OU can have perfect peace of mind
when you leave your car with us. We
always have a competent man in charge
of our floor and every car is guarded as care­
fully as if the owner himself were watching it.
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Thornton & Sowards
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Cement Work, Plastering and
Cesspools
Residence «6IC Fiftieth Ave.
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Rates That All Can Afford
If all -the motorists in this community
realized the convenience of storing their
cars here, and the little it costs them to
do it, we wouldn’t have room enough for
half the cars that would come to us.
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AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor
Tabor 3429 Home D61 8919 FOSTER ROAD
Leere Orders at Ooxglna* Mho.- Htor.
FREY & ALLEN
PAINTKRS
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Oeaeral Hesse Palatins, Titling
and llwornllns
Mstsrlal and Workmanship (Itnirgnteed
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Why not investigate these conveniences
and get our rates.
The Lents Garage
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Tabor 4141
ROSE CITY VAN
The One-Way-Charge Company.
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