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Woodstock avenue.
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Rev. Mrs. John Handsacker, pastor.
Senice« in the morning. Subject:
“The Elements of Prayer." C. E. so
ciety meets at 6 p. m.. Miss Vera
Pratton, leader.
Several are planning to go to the
state convention at Corvallis, Febru
ary 11. 12 and 13.
The Indies organization met last
W ednesday at Lucky Cottage "and the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Mrs. Stella Shorev: vice presi-
| d*rt, Mrs. Ben I^abr,; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Pratton.
A series of special meetings will
begin a week from next Sundav eve
ning, January 30. Rev. B. A. Snider
»ill preach. The first service will be
a sermon lecture, "1x>st on the Ice.”
It is a recounting of a personal ex-
N nerience of Rev. Snider, who went
through th* dancers related while in
i Switzerland
There will be -pecial
I i TMde at eac'. meeting and th« v will
i he held each evening >n the week ex
rent Saturday. They begin at 7
j r<nd are going to be very well wrorth
hile.
EVANGELICAL
CHURCH
NOTES
On the 30th of January there will
be ar. offering taken in the Sunday
«chool for the 50,000,000 starving in
| China. Fifty contest credits will be
given to the side making the largest
contribution. Parents of children at
tending this school are urged to pro
vide their children with as generous
| an offering for this worthy cause as
possible. This money will be handled
through the board of missions of the
Evangelical association at practically
no cost.
The pastor, Rev. Culver, expects to
begin a serie* of special meetings at
Mt. Scott the first Sunday in Febru
ary.
Rev. Culver reports a successful
campaign throughout the church in
the Church Forward movement work,
both financially and evangelistically.
He spent a very profitable week in
; the sound country in company with
Rev. J W. Heininger of Cleveland.
Ohio, field secretary. The apportion
ment for the Oregon conference is
j nlared at 840.900. Ths fund is to be
distributed among the different insti
tutions of the church.
Plans have
been eomnleted for carrying out a
('»neral
evangelistic
campaign
throughout the conference until the
annual conference, which meets the
first Snndav in May.
The W. M. S met at the home of
Mrs. FM. Knniis* on 94th stir* Wed-
readav of this week. Mrs. Charlev
Fankhauser in the beloved president
A* th» last meeting .which was held
at Mrs. Leitch’s, the thank offering
bore-, were onene'l re-ultinp with an
/ offering of almost $40.
In “1 he Daughter of Two Worlds. ’
Saturday,
Jan. 22
»
ÍÍ
Nomads of the North
A wonderful 7-reel story of the FarfNorth, played
two weeks at the Liberty; also a 2-reel comedy
and Paramount News Magasine.
Sunday, Jan. 23
“Yes, or No”
You will say this is eome pictare; also a 2-reel
comedy: Burton Holmes travalogue.
“Pink Tights
This is Serial Night with King of the Circus
drug*
patent «ardirine*
toilet articles
wear riptioaa
drug -»uadriea
it comes from
Curreys Pharmacy
Grays Crossing
dELL-0
Norma Talmadge
99
rubber *< hm I m
m
LENTS, ORE
Friday, Jan. 21
Mon. and Tues., 24-25
stationery
1
Yeager Theatre
Wed. and Thurs., 26-27
“Idols of Clay”
with MAE MURRAY, one of the biggest this year;
shown two weeks at Columbia at 50c; here at
regular prices.
*7%eNEW
EDISON
The Phonograph with a Soul
Except Sunday, at lents station,
Rev. Owen Day, pastor.
RT'Ves at 7:3« a. m., 12:50 p. m,
Preaching services at 11 a. m. and and departs at 9:20 a. m., 12:80 and
7:30 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
, Mid-week service will be held at 8
o'clock Wednesday evening, Jan. 2«.
LIBRARY HOURS—LENTS
in the new Junior room.
Subject:
Every .lay ,2 to ft p. m. Monday,
“Conviction and CouFage ”
'■’«dnesday nnd Saturday, from 2 to
On Tuesday evening, January 25th, 9 p. m.
the Arleta Men's Club will have a
«upper in the v. «try roon. of the Bap
Phone 625 17
tist church at 6:45. Aft." th? supper,
5228 72nd St. S. E . Portland, Or.
at 7:36 an op. r meeting for nwi »nd
IF YOU WANT DRY WOOD
■omen will be held, at which tune
CALL U8
Mr. Speirs, pri; cipal of Arleta school,
MILLIRD AVE. FUEL CO.
will speak on the school situation.
O. M Butler
L C. Pullen
The subject is an interesting one to
Ice, Wood. Coal and Feed
every parent in llie south’i-t district
ai d -l is to i > loped that everyone
Sand and Gravel
who can come and join in the discuj-
Garden Plowing and Excavating
sion. Mr. Speir* will answer ques
Prompt Service
tions and invites constructive criti-
cinm.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
I ENTS BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday school at 9:45; preaching
11 a. m„ subject “J«aus Christ, the
Hope of the Ages.” Special music by
choir Young people's meeting at 7:30
and special song service at 7:30.
Preaching at 8 p. m., subject: “The
Unconditional Surrender.”
The Baptist ladies' sale at the M.
and R. market was a decided success,
everything being sold. The same lad-
iep will shortly give a social at the
church.
little Doris Miles, one of the Sun
day school scholars, had her tonsils
aqd adenoids removed recently at the
C,(xi Samaritan hospital.
A PLEASANT PAR I Y
Mrs. Le<, Kaskey and Mrs. R E.
_
Snyder were hostesses to the Five
Point Social Club, O. E. S.. at the
residence of the former, last week
Tuesday, at a noonday luncheon,
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests
present, who were: Mesdames P. A.
Kennedy, T. J. Trask, H. C. Chapin,
J. Bush, NN. N'ygard, Arthur Geia-
!>-r, '"«.»ter McGrew, W. N.Starrett,
M. E. Jones, W. HSweet, Della York,
James York, Robert McClurg. S. D.
Campbell, H. L. Stevens, O. A. Hess,
J. C. Hankina, Wm. Eatchel, Jr., W.
H. Kcpche, G. L. Sanders, G. Hunger
ford, J. A Boster, W. L. Sanders, T.
C. Connell, H. W. Trask, M C. Mc
Cord, Jno. S. Howe, Fred Geisler,
Wm. Katzkv, E. A. Droste, T. Heil-
hruh, O. Katzky, E. R. 8nyder, J. T.
Kennett, Wm. Katzky. F O. McGrew.
Maud K. Darnell. (The above item,
kindly furnished bv one of the guests
nresent, was inadvertently omitted
from our last issue.
George Spring, of eaat of T.ent*, !
ha* recovered from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
I
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
First-class
Service Given Day
or Night
Close Proximity to Cemeteries
Enables Us to Hold Funerals
at a Minimum Expense
What did
Edison do
Phone 618-21
5802-1 92nd St.
Mnta Sta.
r
D. J. O'CONNOR
REAL ESTATE
Cor. 92nd and Woodstock Ave.
LENTS STATION
Phone 626-75
KEARNS BROS
WOOD SAW
Phone 640-57
When Yon Want to Move
Can Tabor 7707
FETTY’S TRANSFER!
and Eipress Auto Truck
REBIDKNCE
9436 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore.
OULD you like to know the inside facts
W of how America turned the tables c*n the
U-Boata?—
Read "What Did Edison Do During the
War?" It contains Uncle Sam's official an
nouncement of what Mr. Edison accomplished,
when he "joined the Navy", as President of the
Naval Consulting Board. It explaina myateriea
of the U. S. Navy'a U-Boat warfare, that had
the whole world gueaaing.
Thia bulletin also tells how Mr. Edison kept
the IJew Edison, hie favorite invention, within
reach of every home,—although it cost him mil
lions in profits The New Edison has advanced
less than 15% in price since 1914, and thia in
cludes the War Tax Thia bulle'in also tells how
Mr.Edison sponsored the Budget Plan, whereby
you can arrange your own terms for your New
Edison. Call or write for a copy of this bulletin.
Mt. Scott Drug Co.
Near Street Car Line
LENTS
IIIIIIIIIIHillMlllllllilllllllllN
R. A. Thaxter, visited the municipal da) or tomorrow fur eastern Oregon MILLXRD AVENUE PRESBYTER
terminal at St Johns Monday, to in and Washington. .
IAN CHURCH NOTES
spect the shipping.
T. C. Lord of 83rd street is convai-
Th» l enta Parent Teacher associa
The C. K. oooietjr sttendvd the rallv
escent from his recent illnaas
Mrs. 1. F. Coffman of Ninety-sec- ti«wi will entertain thv January and at the First Christian church. Park
<md street, entertained at dinner on June graduation classes of la*nts
Mrs. Minnie Atkinson, of Eighty nieeday, January 11. Mrs. J. H. Me school. W«-dne*d*y. January 2«. at and Columbia, last Monday night,
A
ninth street southeast has gone to Soy. Mrs. John i\>n.udson. Mr*. Rob- 7:10 p. in . in the assembly room of with a 100 per cent attendance
«harp contest between thv Kern Park
Walla Walla
Reynolds. Mr». M. T. Haw kin» the school.
Music, games and re Christian C. T. and the FMurth W, B.
frrahments «rill be th«> order of the church of Brentwood. ende«l in favor
Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson of 7427 and Mr*. Hatriltpn.
evening.
All parents of graduate«
65th street are the parents of a son
Thia (Friday) evening there will be of either class are cordially invited. of the Kern Park church. They had
born January 9.
more goals.
____
Speeches, songs
and
basket
social
and
dance
at
St.
Pet-
■------------------------- ...
An American family w-ould like to yells n<ade an enjoyable evening.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs. »'« hall. 91st and Gilbert Road, un-
A rent a hou«e of five rooms or more Multnomah county is planning to
Charles D Raker of «305 Forty ninth |rr the auspices of the parish.
.food time is promised thooe who at in the Lents locality if possible, or send 400 delegates to the state con
street, January 10.
tend. Tickets arc 50 cents.
would take house any locality eaat of vention at Corvallis Feb. II to 13.
Th» C. T. society is a live organiza
Mrs Sarah Kosz of Artoria spent
55th street. If close in house can
Monday at the home of Mr*. J. C.
The M K. Epworth league topic not be secured, wmuld rent place in tion and growing They meet every
McGrew, 8741 5«th aveni iue.
for Sunday
evening
___
_ will be “What is country adjacent to !«-nta if roads to Sunday evening at «:45, Clarence Mis
Thev are plan
H. P. A
meet i is town were good Writ«' A. C. S.. care enheimer. president
Real Religion"?
Arneet
Mrs. John Howe and little daugh leader for this month and everyone Mt. Scott Herald, with phone number ning a big “doing*'’ in the near fil
ter Vivian spent Saturday and Sundax who comes will be given a hand of I if possible.
ter». which if it is like w hat they us
with Mrs, Ray Kelly at Dalles. Ore.
weieome. Service* at « 30.
.... ually do. will be worth .seeing
Mr«. W. L Ormaadv, ,132*» Mil-
The Sunday school meets at 10 a
Mr*. Albert Mason of «46 Ash
Anton Grimm, who recently open- i’ard avenue at 55th. ha* cons« nted to m. The registry card system is being
«tnert was taken to Good Samaritan
the Kcvnomv Shoe Hospital at , set as eorrospondent ftir this paper intro<*ueed. Mrs. W 1.. Ormandy be-
hospital uezday for an operation on ed
6020 »2nd street, next door to John | >n the territory around Tremont «ta- registrar. The result will be a well
her threat.
| D.'s grocery, has had 23 years' ex- I »ion
Mr*. Ormandv'« ph«me number organised gradci Sunday school with
Prof. B. A. Thacker and Mi** May perience at his trade, and is fully IJ« Automatic «13-7«, an«i she is de- material for goo<l “follow-up" work.
Mrs Myra Zehrung is acting sup
er Allee accompanied the graduating competent to attend to vour need« in -;rous that all living in that neigh
borhood
report
1'—
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-- to her matters
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* * in-
“ erintendent. Miss Aimee Hollingwvrth
class on a tour of inspection of the the line of shoe repair*.
* "
•
prill
m.. play« for the Sunday schoo) and Mrs.
| ’ ' crest.
Mrs. *
Ormandv
ships at St. Johns last Monday.
Geo. CoIvey is choirister.
Mr*. John Huwc was hoatesa to the j *ept subscriptions to the Herald.
A silver tea was much enjoyed by Laff-a-i^ot club Thuro«iay at lunch-
Church servksv are held at 11 a. m.
The Perfection CVnfectionery, lo and 7:30 p. m. The fortunate ones
those present at the home of Mrs ieon. Covers ,v»re laid for .Mesdames
Nellie Woodworth, on S4th street. ! E. A. Kenworthy. Herbert Orton, cated at the comer of 92nd street who have had the pleasure of hearing
Wednesday, from 2 to 5.
i Homer Munson. John Hanken. Fred .r. : I-. -'er’Road. w>« a later entrant j the new pastor. Rev. Henry White,
I Geisler. Waiter Sander*. Melvin Me i to the list of advertisers in the con- lore delighted with him. He is a hu
Bom. January 1«, to Mr. and Mrs.
| test.
The new proprietors of this man ami under his leadership Millard
Richard H. Knight, a son. Milton 'Cord. Chester McGrew. Guy Sander*. i popular confectionery and luncheon
i Avenue will rise to be a big church
Claud, Dr. McSlov officiating. The ! J E. McNamara, genial proprietor resort are enjoying well-deserved pa-
center.
His topics Sundav. Jan. 23,
proud parents reside at 4704 99th
11-x>nage.
and
their
place
is
up-to-date
of the store in the waiting room at
are ns follows: Morning, "Readiness";
street
,
in
everv
respect.
Only
the
bczt
grade«
«vrm.tg, -Rivers cf Eden."
Firiaad station, is under the weather
On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Kasper Wilcox was compelled tc but convalescent after a slight attack ( of edibles are served and sold and
'
they
will
satisfy
you
by
their
cour-
s benefit program will be held in the
undergo another operation at the hos of pneumonia. “Jim" was taken ill
|
teous
treatment
church under the auspices of the Wel
pital Tuesday and survived the ordea': about ten day* ago. but is now able
remarkably well, and is reported as to attend to hi* business affairs at
Father O’Flynn, in his discourse fare Club The ptiblic is promiswi n
the store.
doing nicely.
I last Sunday, gave some good advice rood evening's entertainment lis’en-
ing to the following all-star numbers-
City Commissioner Pier will ad to his flock in recommending them to
Radley, reader; Roval Rusarian
James R. Dowd. aged 43. died Jan
I follow the “Trade-at-Home" slogan
11 at Good Samaritan hospital of val dress Lents Grange at the next meet
ouartet: Rev. E. H. Pence, address;
'
’
dopted
and
put
into
practical
effect
vular heart trouble. Lents Masonic ing of that body on Lincoln's birth | hv the Herald in its contest, as re- Geraldine Peterson, child violinist nnd
A program, do-
lodge had charge of the services at day. February 12.
bted elsewhere in this issue.
The impersonator; Rev. Henn White, pas-
the grave in Riverview cemetery last tails of which will be announced later,
tor. former!v of Siam: communitv
rulpit
and
press
hand-in-hand
with
will be given upon the same ocacskm.
Friday.
•inc led bv Walter Jenkins
|
upright,
progressive
citizen«,
can
ac-
Mrs. Mary Cassidy, of Everett.
The tickets am Mie and may be ob
"omplish
wonders
for
the
uplift
and
A son was born ti Mr. and Mrs. Hash., is visiting her sister. Mrs.
tained from member* of the congre
i better comiition of anv community.
Carl D. Sparrow, 59fG 90th street. Frank Coulter, of 92nd street.
gation or hv phoning Mrs DrmapAv.
| I et the good work continue.
Dr. McSIoy attending. The new ar
613-7«. or Mr CMvev. ftl?-5<l.
R«
A. H. Harris * former proprietor
rival, who made his bow to the world
Mrs. F’rank Rogers of Shanovan, «•ire tn come earlv for good seats a*v
January IS, has been named Cari of the Mt. Scott Herald, was in town Sask , Canada, is visiting her mother. «oon fil>«d.
all week. Mr. Harris is a field repre Mrs. Geo. A McArthur at 9419 55th
Gordon.
sentative of the Modern Woodmen > avenue and Gilbert Road.
So many
FRIENDS CHURCH NOTES
grxd. and has been transacting lodge busi green things observed, since Mrs.
The members of the eighth _
of lents school, under the l»adership ness for this progressive insurance Rogers' arrival frem Canada, includ
The Friends church is very grate
of Miss Mayee Alton and Principal order here. He expects to leave to- ing the grass, an occasional flower in
ful for all the kind words of sympa
j bloom and the writer of this item, in- thy at the time and after, of Rev
. clines the lady mentioned to conclude Miss Terrell’s death
that Oregon has it over the cold, icy
The services Sunday were in charge
north in manv wavs, leading to bet of Elizabeth Ward, at present an in
ter health and making life worth liv- structor at North Pacific Evangelistic
I Ing-
Institute of Portland
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Craw-
A number of members of Mount ford of the First Friend’s church,
' Scott chapter, O. E. S., attended the
rave a brief talk on their expected
'nspection of Myrtle chapter by Mrs. "call" to Central America.
Ida Um bach, worthy grand-snatron of
Sunday I-ewia I. Hadlev will preach
Oregon, on last Friday night. Those
at 11 o'clock, and the students of his
j going were Mesdames O A. Hess,
«ehool will have charge of the even
•lohn Howe. Melvin McCord, John ing servicr at 7-W
Hanken. Otto Katzkv, William Katz-
The C. F. meets at ft-30 and the
ky, Fannie Deskv. R. E. Snvder. H.
‘»unday school at 10-45
■A. Damai'.. F. O. McGrew. T. C. Con-
The Aeronauts class will hold their
"“11. Margaret Jones
Della York.
"•onthlv. business meeting and social
'1rs. Roister. Mr and Mrs. Walter
“evt Friday evening at the homo of
Sanders. Mr. and Mrs P. A Kennedy '"’""ell Tamplin. 532? 82nd «tenet.
and Mr. ar.d Mr*. B. F. Mille"
The Oneen Esther class will meet
Wednesday at 1 o’clock in the annex
LAUREL WOOD CONGREGA
•f the church.
TIONAL CHURCH
ARLETA BAPTIST CHI M H
LOCAL AND PERSONAL