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Community Cooperation
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V olume 14,
Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County
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N umber 36
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Additional Brevities
RED LETTER DAY
AT THE M. E.
J. B. Wagner and daughter.
Myrtle, were Portland visitors
Saturdey.
Motorman Smith took a lay off
last Saturday and with Mrs.
Smith visited relatives.
Government huntbr, A. G.
Ames, returned home Saturday
afternoon for a brief visit.
Mrs. Emma Jones who has
been visiting her friend Mrs. Ida
Holder for two weeks, left Sun­
day for Tacoma.
Mrs. Ida Holder is attending
the Jubi'ee Convention of the Co­
lumbia River District of the Bap- *
,tist churches at Spokane.
Capt. Adrian Orrill and wife
with lady friends, from Vancou­
ver barracks, called on Capt. Or-
rill’s uncle, W. H. Holder, Sun­
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton
with son John Jr., of Portland,
and Cecil Schock of Bull Run,
spent the week end at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Schock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farrell an3
son Jack, were here from Port­
land last week to see their niece
Doris Finch graduate. The Far­
rells returned home the next day
but Jack stayed for a more ex­
tended visit with his cousins.
It is proposed by the Library
Association to buy new books
with the proceeds realized from
the entertainment on Monday
evening, May 30. I f you want
to help the library, attend this
concert.
Nine jolly high school girls had
a party at the Holder home Mon­
day night, complimenting their
teacher Mrs. Ida H 1 It r, to whom
they had become very much at­
tached during the past school
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The special services at the M.
E. church last Sunday, proyed a
a notable and exceptional occa­
sion, and one which will be long:
remembered.
As might have
been expected from the presence
o f the distinguished visiting cler­
gy, the church was packed to
overflowing at the morning ser­
vice. Bishop Shephhrd was the
preacher, and he honored his
hearers by giving them o f his
best. His sermon was masterly,
in which he described the ascent
and development c f faith. Cer­
tainly those who heard him, must
have been stirred by this inspi­
rational effort.
Dinner in the church basement
followed the service, and after­
wards the Bishop, Dr. Youngson
and Dr. Crawford, President of
Allegheny College, Pa., were
taken to Garfield, to see the No­
ra Looney memorial church, re­
turning for 'the 2:30 service.
Dr. Crawford spoke at this ser­
vice on the value o f a Christian
heritage, and the Bishop on the
growth of the church.
By a
happy co-incidence both Bishop
Shepherd and Dr. Youngson em­
phasized Dr. Crawford’s address
by pointing out how he was an
exemplification of his subject.
The hope was expressed that
gome of the young people present
that day, might be influenced to
give themselves to the ministry
o f service in some form or other.
Special Notice
All G. A. R. and Spanish-
American war veterans are re­
quested to be pr sent and parti­
cipate in the program, Memorial
Day. Please send your names
to R. C. Deming, and arrangt-
ments will be made for transpor­
tation.
Eighth GradeCom m encem ent
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Rebekah Election
A t a regjlar meeting of the
Rebekah lodge last night, the
following new officers
were
elected: Noble Grand. Val Cary;
Vice Grand, Elva Ahlberg. Sec­
retary, Mary Eschleman; Treas­
urer, Cordelia Carter.
Tow n Cleaned U p
Those who undertook yester­
day to clean up, not in a preda­
tory but in a sanitary sense, the
town, did heroic work, judging
from the number of loads tak­
en to the dump heap.
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26, 1921
Community
Club
Don’t forget the Commuity
Club Picnic in the park tomor­
row evening. Everyone is in­
vited. An especially fine pro­
gram has been arranged in which
all the clubs and organiza­
tions of the community will take
part.
program :
American Legion—Address by Com.
Rex Ludlow
Women’s Auxiliary— Duett, Mes-
dames Lawrence and Moore.
Masonic Lodge—Address, O. E.
Smith.
Eastern Star— Reading, Mrs. R. H.
Carter
1. O. O. F. — Male Quartette.
Rebekah Lodge— Drill.
United Artisans—Address, H. F.
Hudson, S. M. A.
Priscilla Club— Song by children of
members.
George Social Community C l u b -
Reading, Mrs. C. A. Johnson.
Members o f the Eagle Creek,
Garfield and Springwater Grang­
es, the Modern Woodmen and
Parent Teacher Associations will
participate, and musical numbers
by others, will intersperse the
proceedings.
DOVER
Mrs. Keller visited friends in
Portland Sunday.
Mrs. Shaw and
Olive are
spending a few days at Pleasant
Home visiting friends.
Born To Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
Updegrave, Tuesday, May 17, a
boy. Mother arid baby doing
nicely.
R. H. DeShazer and family
from Dilley, Oregon, James De­
Shazer and family of Firwocd,
Joseph DeShazer and family of
Dover, Wm. Updegrave and fam­
ily of Sandy, had a family gath­
ering and picnic at Multnomah
Falls on the Columbia highway
Sunday.
The commencement excerises
for the 8th grade graduates o f
Clackamas county, will be held
at Chautauqua Park, Gladstone,
Friday, June 3rd, the program
beginning at 10:30 a. m.
Parents, teachers and friends
are all given a cordial invitation
to attend this meeting, the first
of its kind in Clackamas county.
It is suggested that all gradu­
ates wear plain, inexpensive
clothing. • For the girls, nothing
would be nicer than plain middy
suits.
Bring lunch.
The Springwater Telephone
association held a business meet­
ing on Saturday, May 21st. A
c institution and by-laws were
drawn up and unanimously adop­
ted by all present.
But when
they were printed and taken
around for the signatures of the
share holders, one o f the officers
refused to sign, thereby retain­
ing his office and defeating the
efforts to put the company on a
business basis.
S. N. K i l g o r e .
Come in and let me explain the
merits o f a hand tailored suit.
500 samples to choose from.
Re-Nu-Em Cleaners and Tailors,
5-26 tf
Estacada.
Painting, paper hanging and
tinting, contract or day work, at
right prices.
S a u n d e r s , Rt 1, Estacada.
Communication
$1.50 P er Y ear
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TO BE OBSERVED
Under the auspices o f the
American Legion, Memorial Day
will be fittingly observed in Es­
tacada. A parade will start at the
school house at 9:30 a. m.. in
which G. A. R. and Spanish vet­
erans, besides the Legion, will
participate. The school children
are also especially desired to lie
present in thin parade. A stand
will be erected by the flag pole
for the speakers and singers.
The following is order o f the
program :
Community Singing.
FI ur Drill by School Children.
Remarks by Mayor Stephens.
Two Quartette Numbers.
“ Flanders Field” by Mrs Morton
Moore.
Address by (). I). Eby, of Oregon City.
Community Singing.
There should be a large attend­
ance, as it is a solemn duty to
honor the memory qf those who
served their country in the time
of peril.
DODGE NEW S
Clarence Jubb left Friday on
a trip to Klamath Fallis.
Mrs. Parrott, from Vancouver,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
E. Jochinsen
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller
from Viola, visited at the John
Keller home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kilgore
and daughter Helen, took dinner
at the Fred Horner home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Folson and Mrs. Harold
Horner and daughter Kathleen,
visited at the Fred Horner home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gordon and
little daughter, from Colton, are
visiting with Mr. Gordon’s moth­
er, Mrs. S. W. Benjamin.
Mr. David Keller, from Ne­
braska, made his cousin, G, W.
Keller, a visit last week. They
had not seen each other for 25
years.
A number of the residents o f
Dodge met at the school house
Saturday evening and organized
a Communi y Club. Fred Ho n»*r
waselected chairman and Charles
Colso secretary, They decided
to meet the first Saturday even­
ing in each month, in the sum­
mer time, and the first* and last
Saturday evenings in the winter
time.
A fter the meeting, a
basket supper was served.
Belter be safe than sorry.
Order your next suit at the
Re-Nu-Em Cleaners and Tailors,
5-26 tf
Estacada.
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