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CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1928
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DOVER
Entacad a Christian Church
The Estacada Christian church cor
dially invites one and all to attend
the services of the church next Lord’s
day. Bible school at 10 a. m., preach*
inK service at 11 and Christian En
deavor at 7 p. m.
The Bible study lesson subject is
“ Paul, the World Christian,” which
is a review o f the life anti labors of
the great apostle to the gentile . The
subject for the morning sermon mes
sage will be “ God’s Dynamite.” All
are welcome.
The C. E. topic will be “ Learning
from Experience.” Miss Bessie An
derson is president and loader and
Miss Kuthleen Beck song director.
The young people extend a hearty
welcome to friends and strangers
alike. Come.— Hugh Foster, pastor.
E st ac ad a Methodist Church
Another doses; a new one opens.
The old year is our life’s history of
deeds done, good or bad. It is all re
corded by Him who knows all. He
holds that for the future. If it is
good (b eds, the way will be opened
for a better beginning of a new year,
for it means the ability to go straight.
If it is evil, then the trails of the fu
ture will be harder to overcome. The
weaker a person is, the harder the
fight for the right. Promises are
good for nothing if only made to
temper the feelings for a few days or
weeks. Unless there is strong, vig
orous keeping of promises, and the
courage to stand square, then the
promise should not have been made.
The future holds great things for us
if we only lay hold of them and work
them out for our good.
Sunday morning at 11 o ’clock the
sermon theme will be “ The Untrav
eled Way,” a new year’s sermon. At
7 :30 p. m., the theme will be “ Rest
in the Lord.” The Sunday school
will be at 10 a. m., with a very ac
tive set o f teachers. The school is
growing; let all who- belong come
Epworth League meets at (5:30 p. m.
Miss Alice Kaake will be leader.— C.
T. Cook, pastor.
Pre sby te rian
Chu rches
The best way to begin the New
Year right is to close the old year
right. Therefore, let us spend a part
o f the last Sunday o f the old year
in God’s house, thanking Him for the
blessings o f the past year— and seek
ing his guidance as we enter upon the
new. The sermon subject is, “ New
Starts in Life.”
Springwater— Sunday school at 10
a. m., morning worship at 11. The
session will mee at the close of the
service.
George— Because of the flu epi
demic, there will be no more services
o f any kind in the George church- un
til further notice.
Eagle Creek — Sunday school at
10:30 a. m., evening service at 8
o’clock. The session will meet at the
close o f the service.— T. 1. Kirk
wood, Pastor.
K elso Hop sters W in
Kelso Basketball team won the
honors at the first grade school game
of the season, the score being 8 to 2.
Sandy grade has not enough material
thus fur to play this term.
DOVER, Dec. 27.— (Special).—
The Christmas program put on by
the school under the supervision of
the teacher, Mrs. Violet Eccles Kor-
dic, was given at the church on Fri
day evening.
The many numbers
were well given considering that
many bad been absent on account of
severe colds. On one day there were
11 absent out o f an enrollment o f 34.
The stork left two babies at as
many homes this month. A 10 1-4
pound boy, Lester Eugene, arrived
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Wolfe on December 9. On Satur
day, December 22, a boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker. The little
fellow was rushed to a Portland hos
pital where he was placed in an in
cubator. The mother is doing nicely
at her home, nursed by her mother,
Mrs. H. H. Udell.
Mrs. Frank Banks and Ray Ashpole
are having an unusually happy holi
day season as their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ashpole, and their sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward, all
of San Jose, Calif., motored up last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Ward are inter
ested in acquiring property in this
community.
Grandma Hodsoq, mother o f Mr3.
August Konneman, has gone to Den
ver, 111., to visit several of her child
ren. She left here in ample time to
reach her destination before Christ
mas. Mrs. Konneman is kept busy
nursing in Portland and is unable to
spend much time at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and
children came up from their home at
McMinnville to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Bews.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeShazer and
daughter Violet spent Christmas day
with their son Raymond DeShazer
and his family at the Sandy Lumber
company mill. On Wednesiay the
three of them went to Oregon City
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Walter
Kitzmiller. They returned on Thurs
day.
Mrs. DeShazer is recovering
satisfactorily from her long illness.
The Ray Ashpole family ,is recov
ering from the flu. Mrs. Ashpole is
able to he up must of the time.
“ V IL L IA N ” ENJOYS FIRST
R E F O R M A T I O N F OR S C R E E N
William Powell, whose suavely vil
lainous characterizations have made
him one o f the best known heavy
actors o f the screen, docs something
in his latest role for Paramount in
“ Forgotten Faces” that he has never
done before. He reforms.
In none o f his previous bad man
characterizations has Powell turned
to the straight and narrow path. He
has gone his wicked way to the final
fadeout and has died two or 'three
unrepentant deaths.
In “ Forgotten Faces,” a special
production with an all-star cast," he
has the role of “ The Frog,” a sinister
appearing figure who, in reality, has
many redeeming qualities.
Clive Brook, the talented English
actor, Badanova, famous Russian
star, Mary Brian, Fred Kohler and
Jack Luden are other members of
the all-star cast o f this picture, which
will come to the Liberty Theatre, in
Estacada, Sunday for a two days’
run.
'JA C Q U E L IN E LOGAN
B R A V E S L I O N IN
"M ID N IG H T M A D N E SS "
PRISON C U S TO M S A R E
T A K E N F R O M L IF E
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An authentic detail of prison life,
copied from the regular daily routine
at a real penitentiary, was enacted at — T hu rs day and Friday, D e c e m b e r 27 and 28—
"OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS
the studio in Hollywood recently. It
With Jean Crawford, Johnny Mack, and Dorothy Sebastian.
' was the night lockup, during which
Is our dancing to blame? See this striking defense of the
all the convicts are returned to their
modern youth. How about the parents o f today? This grip-
cells and locked in.
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ping tragedy o f youth under parential indictment. Also Chap
ter 7 of “ THE MARK OF THE FROG."
It was taken during the filming of
“ Forgotten Faces,” a contrasting ! “
Saturd ay Night ( o n l y ) D e c e m b e r 29 —
melodrama of society and crook life, E
Ranger, the wonder dog, in—
which will be shown at the Liberty
“THE SWIFT SHADOW”
A lion plays an important role ill Theatre, Estacada, Sunday and Mon
One of this great dog’s best pictures. Comedy, Jack Duffy in
the picture. The beast selected for day, next.
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“ NIFTY NAGS.”
“ Midnight Madness” became fright
Convicts,
marching
in
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ened at the lights and numerous peo
“ FORGOTTEN FACES”
ple during his first day on the set der, passed down a long cell block,
A melodrama that defies forgetfulness; with Clive Brook, Alice
and refused to obey the commands falling out as they came to their re
Deane, Lily Harlow and William Powell. Also' news reel.
of his trainer. While Miss Logan was spective cells to be locked in by a — .
working in a scene with him, the lion trusty and a uniformed guard. Above E W edn esda y , ( o n l y ) Ja nu ary 2—
snarled his way past the trainer and the cell block corrider on a high
“MIDNIGHT MADNESS”
proceeded to walk slowly about the guard walk paced other uniformed
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A fine story o f the African jung'e, with Jacqueline Logan and
huge stage on a tour o f investigation. guards, armed with rifles.
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Clive Brook. A most unusual story o f a man’s love; played
against the colorful background of a big city and the jungles
Fifty extras, garbed in regulation E
Everybody scampered right and
in Africa. A gripping picture packed with drama and thrills.
left. A negro playing in the scene convict garb, were used in this scene
Comedy, “ Battle o f the Century."
climbed to the roof of a cabin which which was filmed in the tremendous
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Thursdav
and
Friday
Ja n u a ry 3 and 4 —
had been erected on the stage. On prison set erected at the studio for
Lillian Gish in—
lookers and attaches of the company the picture. Clive Brook and Fred E
A favorite with all screen players
and the studio employes whose work
brings them in contact with her, Jac
queline I.ogan's popularity was in
creased by an incident which oc
cu rred during the filming of the dra
matic DeMille picture, "Midnight
Madness,” which will he on view at
the Liberty Theatre, Estacada, on
Wednesday next.
“ANNIE LAURIE”
fell over one another in a mad rush Kohler, two featured members o f the
production’s all-star cast, were also E
for the exits.
With Norman Kerry. A romance by .Josephine Lovett. A pic-
ture full of action and thrills. Episode No. 1) of “ The Mark
among the screen convicts herded in
When the lion began his rampage,
E
of The Frog,” “ The Race With Death.”
to their cells.
Miss Logan was the only one, besides
his trainer, in the immediate vicinity
In order that all prison scenes of § Coming Soon- -Emil Jannings Masterpiece-
of the animal.
The actress stood the picture might be absolutely au
“THE PATRIOT”
rigid with a whip, symbol o f author thentic, Director Victor Schertzinger
Adults, 26c; Children under 14, 10c
ity, poised in readiness to defend her and Howard Estabrook, writer o f the I Admission:
self to the last. She betrayed no screen play, visited a state prison and
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fear. Had she done so or attempted through the courtesy o f the warden
to run it is quite probable, according made an exhaustive study of the con
to the trainer, that the lion might ditions there.
huve attacked her as the nearest un
familiar person.
However, even in this moment of
peril, Miss Logan thought o f the
safety of her maid and the studio
hairdresser, the only other woman on
the set. Calling them quietly, she
told them to run to her small porta
ble dressing room near by, and lock
themselves in. It was not until the
lion’s attention had been diverted to
another portion o f the stage and his
trainer was able to subdue him that
Miss Logan herself retired to the shel
ter o f the dressing room, where the
maid and hair dresser were already
established.
In "Midnight Madness,” which fea
tures Jacequeline Logan and Clive
Brook, the director carried out his
conception in regard to film players
in supporting roles. James Bradbury
Sr., is re-united with Jacqueline Lo
gan after his portrayal of the detec
tive in “ The Leopard Lady.” Frank
Hagney, whose powerful physique as j
well as his ability to play convincing
heavy characterizations has contribu
ted greatly to numerous pictures en
acts an outstanding part. Walter i
McGrail has an important role.
Louis Natheaux, who distinguished)
himself in “ Dress Parade,” plays a
masher. Clarence Burton, and the
stage comedienne, Virginia Sale, fur- I
nish a great deal o f comedy.
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N c t ic e o f Final A c c o u n t
No. 3884
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
Oregon for the County of Clack
amas.
In the matter o f the estate of Fran
ces T. Stockton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that W. L.
Stockton, as administrator o f the
estate o f Frances T. Stockton, de
ceased, has filed his final account
as such administrator with the cir
cuit court o f the state o f Oregon, for
the county of Clackamas, and that
Monday, the 4th day of February,
1929, at the hour o f 9:30 o ’clock a.
m., and the courtroom o f this court,
has been fixed as the time and place
for the hearing of objections to said
Her work with the lion in “ Mid final account and the settlement
night Madness” is not Jacqueline’s thereof.
first experience with ferocious ani
W. L. STOCKTON, Administrator.
mals. In “ The Leopard Lady” Miss McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER. 203-6
Logan played several scenes shut in
Withrow Bldg., Gresham, Oregon,
a cage with four snarling leopards. I Attorneys for Administrator.
In “ The King o f Kings” also, she Dated and first published Dec. 28, ’28
was called upon to caress and fondle Date o f last publication Jan. 25, 1929
a leopard as her most beloved house
hold pet.
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