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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1919)
9 X v Nets Items from Arlata- Kern Park Neighborhood Harry Hunter of Hood visiting his father and Mi»» Etta, at 8240 07th S. E. Mr, Hunter is an River ■inter, street apple r grower in the Hood Rive dls- trict. Among those of the South Mt. Tabor section who visited the splendid stock show at tin first of the w<-«4 were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blanchard, <1718 Val ley road. f The friend» of Howard Croft*, 710« 07th avenue S. E., will learn with regret of his serious Illness at his home. Mr. Crofts was unable to go on his regular business trip at the first of th«» < Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church At the Millard Avenue Pres byterian church next Sunday conducted by Mr,. M. J. Mel Next Sunday morning at the linger, assistant at the Portland Laurelwood Congregational Settlement Center. A report church the Rev. John H. Mat from the national convention thews, secretary of the North will be given by Mrs. George west Congregational Educational H. Alden; a musical number will society, will give an address morning the Rev. W. Lee Gray will speak on the subject, "What is the Acid Test." In the eve be rendered by Mrs. J. F. Ham ning he will use for his topic, ilton; Miss Ollie Davis, super at (larden Home, Miss Fred» "How to Defeat Your Friends.” intendent of Portland Settle left for Hood River, and Miss ment Center, will speak on “The Garr moved to lodgings on the Fourth United Brethren Settlement”; Mrs. May Cum The three girls In cast ■ide. At the Fourth United Breth misky Bliss will review a cur tend to remain in or near Port- ren church the Rev. E. O. Shep rent book on Christian Aineri- land during the winter. herd, of the Third United canizatitfn ; and after n hymn A valuable Jersey cow br- Brethren, is conducting a series will foil ow the question box, th : longing to Charles Grassick, of of special services. The initial conference closing with a bene- 4408 7flth street 8. E., strayed meeting was held last Sunday diction, The district officers away Tuesday of last week, and evening. Next Sunday morning are as follows: President, Mrs. was found in the neighborhood the pastor, Mrs. C. P. Blanchard, G. W. Lilly; first vice president, cast nnd south of the Iasnts bus will speak on "The Stewardship Mrs. G. A. Kelley; second vice iness district by Mr. Freisinger. of the Gospel.” president. Mrs. F.lizabeth Cook; Mr. Freisinger communicated The Fourth United Brethren corresponding secretary, Mrs, A. with Mr. Grassick through the church is pushing the united en D. (“alder; treasurer, Mrs. T. S. medium of z-the press nnd the listment drive, colored buttons Luke. cow was restored to her owner. indicating the degree of church Mrs. Sarah Cauthorn, of 4816 interest manifested are used as •14th street S. E., is the proud follows: Blue for those •who ar® month. "true-blue" members of the In the Arleta district there is great-aunt of eight-months-old United Brethren church; white quite a widespread epidemic of Rosamond Jennie Roberts, th«- for those who Attend church and scarlet fever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl smallpox l more or less, and amber for Though most of the cases arc P. Roberts of Corvallis, who I those who just drop in once in a light, it is well for the children scored 100 per cent in the eu while. to be safe genics test, Mr. and Mrs. Rob of the community < The semi-annual district cow erts, recently of Lowry, Mont., guarded as far as possible. vrntion of the Women's Hon»». have contracted for a ranch Mrs. Z. T. Saulcer, «908 48r«l Missionary society of the Meth near Corvallis valued ft $88,000. avenue S. E., was most delight odist church will I m * held in th- Mr ~ ‘ Robert« i» mi experienced fully surprise«! November 9 by rancher of Montana, but he has Laurel woml M. E. church to a flying visit frdm her father, come to 'Oregon to broaden hi» day, Friday, beginning at 10 D. Dcsnoyer, of Grayg Harbor. knowledge of agriculture by tak o’clock. The program as sched- Mr. Deanoyer was on bis way to ing up the decidedly different ulrxl will include the following: The Dalles, where lie han a Willamette valley farming. Mr. Devotional*, Rev. A. C. Brack- fruit ranch. nnd Mrs. Roberts were recent enhury; address of welcome, Mrs. A. C. Brackenbury; re Little Margaret Ormandy, guests of Mrs. Cauthorn. sponse, Mrs. S.'C. Cook; music. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will J. J. Handsaker, 0980 48th Mrs. F. N. Fandifur; business Ormandy, of the Millard ave avenue S. E., regional secretary session; address, Mrs. H. Peter nue Crum A Racbuck building, of the Armenian and Syrian re son on "The Women*» Home is seriously ill at her home. She lief work, left lq»t Monday eve Missionary—a Call and a Wall"; has been undergoing treatment ning for Denver, where he will noontide prayer, Mrs. Richmond for a form of gathering in her attend a conference of relief Kelley. After the lunch, for head in the region of one of her workers. On his return trip he which coffee will be served by ears. will make stops nt various points the ' Laurelwood ladies, at 1 At the home of Mr. and Mrs. in eastern Oregon arousing in o’clock 'the quiet hour will be T. Wiggins, 4800 7»th street S. terest among the Sunday schools E. , a little baby daughter made in the relief work of the near her appearance on Armistice east. Mr. Handsaker is accom day, November 11. She has al panied by the Rev. Warren ready liecn named Imogene. On Morse nnd Dr. F. G. Margotte»», the same day at the home of the latter having come from Mrs. Ora B. Byers, 8082 «7th California especially to assist street S. E., there was horn to Mr. r Handsaker * in this work. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Bolster n When he left Mr. Handsaker ex son. t f pected to be gone about two Miss Anna Beckelhymer, Mr. weeks. The union Thanksgiving ser vice of the Arleta district will be held in the Laurelwood Con gregational church at 10:80 n. m. Thanksgiving Day. The ad dress will be given by Rev. J. F. Ghormley, recently called tn the pastorate of the Kern Park s Christian church. Community Club Gave Program The program of the South Mt. Tabor Community Club Friday eveuing. November 14, was in charge of Mrs.'C. P. Blanchard. Among the numbers on the pro gram were those by Mrs. Helen C. Jeaelson, Mesdames Ponnay and Cedars, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. G. F. Robertson, accom panied by Mr. Robertson on the dulcimer. The three readers, Mesdames Jeselson, Ponnay and Cedars were especially enter taining, among thir hits being Mr«. Jeaelson's encore, “Moo Cow,’’ Mrs. Ponnay's Irish dia lect piece, and Mrs. Cedars’ “The Deacon's Courtship. apropos of educational matters under Congregational supervis ion. After the morning service there will be a fellowship dinner in Lucky cottage, and this will be followed by an afternoon conference led by Dr. Matthew«. This evening (Friday) the In termediates of this church are to attend the Intermediate rally at the First Presbyterian church. A week from this evening at Lucky cottage the members, of the Congregational church will tell how they have been earning money for the repair fund of the church. ShoesForlfounast The strenuous play of children is often very hard on their shoes. Only the toughest leather properly shaped into well-fitting footwear will deliver the wear you demand. Our stock of children’s shoes is very complete and includes the well-known standard makes and lasts for youngsters. 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