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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1941)
CLACKAM AÍ fcOÜNTY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Sagar and Bill The Three Links Red Cross work drove to Portland Sunday afternoon. ers met at the home o f Mrs. H. E^ Later in the day they were entertain Wooster Friday afternoon. They wer^ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bronson were en by friends from Clatskanie to a busy sewing on dresses. here from The Dales the first o f the dinner and social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Robley en week. His mother expects to go t< The Dalles soon to remain for several Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norton and fa leitained a group o f friends last Sun, mily o f Tigard visited Mrs. Norton V day with a dinner party. weeks. mother Mrs. Amy Ely for a short time Miss Mary Alice lteed spent the B. R. Kimmel and wife are enjoy last Sunday evening. spring vacation ill Ealacada with her ing a new automobile recently pur Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and fa mother und other relatives retruning chased. mijy o f Three Links were cailing to Corvallis and hei school work on Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gohring were on Mrs. Jones’ brother and family Sunday. dinner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wardman of D eep C reek D a iry .— Morning de Dixon in Portland last Sunday. Beaverton on Sunuay. livery o f cream and milk. Call Carl Betty Beard was home last week Mr. and Mis. Lyle Darrow o f Port Rehberg, Tel. 86.61. from Eugene and her father took her land were here Monday and Mi's. Dar. The Past Noble Grand club enter back last Saturday. Miss Inez Beard row’s mother Mi's. Walter Lemon and tained the Rebekahs Wednesday ev was in a hospital a few days at that Miss Lois Nash accompanied them ening at the regular meeting o f the place recoveiing from an appendec home. Mrs. Lemon returned the same Rehekah lodge. tomy but is getting along nicely. evening but Miss Nash remained for The 5U0 card club were entertains Mr. and Mrs. Chris Myers had as a few days visit. ed at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. l\ dinner guests last Thursday Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hughes o f Marchbank last Fiiday evening Mrs. H. R. Poole o f Three Links. Hillsboro were Sunday visitors at the Ask our bakery truck driver about Ray Rickey has been having a meas H. E. Hughes home. the four star specials for this week. 1st, three fruits layer cake: 2nd, ly time the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beckgren and fruit baskets made of Danish dough Mr. Carroll Bush of Eagle Creek son were Portland visitors Saturday rich in fresh creamy butter and eggs. presented his book “ Handbook for and Sunday. 3rd, Oregon wild blackberry pie and Nut Growers” to the Estacada libra 4th, fresh rhubarb pie. Gtesham Ba A visit to friends in Sandy was ry. This book is just o ff the press and kery.—Adv. should be o f inestimable value to all the attraction for Mr. and Mrs. Al Mayrose Bartholomew was home bert Kitching last Sunday. who are interested in nut growing. from Portland a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Saling and chil dren went too Oak Grove last Sunday to visit Ted’s father E. E. Saling and the C. C. Saling family. ESTACADA LOCALS ESTA THEATRE OREGON ESTACADA, “ W h e re Y o u h ear R C A S o u n d 1’ the “ M a g ic V o ic e o f th e S c r e e n " and _________________________aee the Beat in P ictu re»______________________ F R I D A Y , S A T U R D A Y ,, M A R C H 2 8 and 2 9 “ M E L O D Y A N D M O O N L IG H T ” D ou b le B ill Comedy at its looniest and music at its tuniest, a star studded, musicollosal plus -------- — O----------------- "M E L O D Y OF THE P L A IN S ” A baffling plot, fast action, heart stopping suspense, romance and comedy relief, all strung together on the silver melody o f song. S u n d a y, M on d ay , T u e sd a y , M arch 3 0 -3 1 , A p ril 1. D ou b le B ill Kenny Baker, Frances Langford, Hugh Herbert, in "H IT P A R A D E O F 1941” Gorgeous gals, grand guys and gags galore combined in a rhapodansica) riot o f captivating comedy, sweet swing and gala gaity, plus “ TEXAS RANGERS R ID E A G A IN A thrilling western that will hold you spell bound. Plenty o f ex citement When these Texas rangers “ hit the trail.” Plus News. W E D N E S D A Y , T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 2-3 "T H E C A T AN D TH E C A N A R Y ” B argain N ig h t. The killer-diller o f all thrill shows starring Bob Hope and Paul ette Goddard. Plus Comedy “ Breezy Little Bear.” A d m ission B argain N ights, A d u lts 2 0 c, C hildren 5 to 12, 10c 4»od*s Cartoons OF THE FOUR GREAT POWERS AS PREDICTED IN DANIEL 7. A fin© lectu re o f strikin g interest. C om e and b rin g y ou r bib les SUNDAY, MARCH 30 Song Service at 7:15. Moving Pictures, “Finland Fights” Lecture at 8:00. GOOD NEWS BIBLE INSTITUTE STARTS 5TH WEEK i\<k\v Atlvpiiliftt diiirpli.llN lacaila TUESDAY, APRIL 1 SSti ‘A World Dictatorship or the Reign of Anti-Christ” Has he c o m e ? I f to, w h en ? Moving Pictures. News Re views. FRIDAY, MARCH 28. 1941 "* O r c h a r d R id g e D a ir y . F rigid airt Mrs. Frank Halferty and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore o f Portland were ooling system, good cold milk, but dinner guests at the W. M. Wade .er and cream the whole yeur round —Oscar Judd. home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schock enjoy ed the beautiful weather last Sunday by motoring to Bonneville. The entertainment extravaganza R A D IO F R E Q U E N C E T O BE CHAN GED M A RC H 29TH Radio frequency will be changed effective Saturday, March 29th. This will mean that there will be a differ ent location on your dial for every station. It will also mean that the push button controls on your set will have to be adjusted. For this service bring your radio set in to the ('. M. Sparks llurdwim company store or leave word for me to call at your home and make the adjustment. O. R. Potter, Radio Re pair Service.— Adv. o f the year “ Hit Parade o f 1941” Bert Paik and son Ernest wero comes to the Esta theatre Sunday, home for a few days last and this Monday and Tuesday, March 30, 31 week but returned to their work at and April 1. This picture has a won Albany Wednesday. A party compos ed o f Ernest and Roy Park and Mis derful array of Hollywood’s finest ses Virginia Menke and Franclne talent headed by Kenny Baker, Fran Sharp went to Portland last Friday tq ces Langford, Hugh Herbert,, Mary Boland, Ann Miller and others. Se play tennis. cond feature on the double bill pro Among the number who went to gram is “ Texas Rangers Ride Again” Elliott Prairie last Satuiday to attend a western production that is packed Mr. and Mrs. George Amrstrong of the Buser-Brandt wedding were Mr. with thrills. Program concludes with Th ee Links weie Portland visitors on and Mrs. Ralph Wade. News.—Adv. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel from Mill City were Sunday guests at th; B. R. Kimmel home. Also Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hane, a nephew and his son and granddaughter o f Mr. Kimmel from Wemmen were visitors at the Kimmel home. Fred Bartholomew is confined to his home most o f the time on accourg, o f illness. Don Lombard who has been as sisting Clyde Schock at the service station leaves this week for Cacka- mas wheie he has secured employ ment in a general store. ------------- o —— ■ — CURRINSV1LLE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan visit Mrs. Henry Heiple had as a week | ed his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry end guest Miss Alice Walker o f Port Vaughan at Silveiton Sunday. land. Floyd Gossett of Portland visited Mrs. Allison who has been living on Estacada Saturday afternoon a guest the Dan Matson place moved this week to the Mrs. G.B. Linn place re .it the Nina B. Ecker home. cently vacated by C. O. Troupe. Word Was received Monday that Mrs. Elsie Hale entertained a few Howard Fifer who was dangerously adies at her home Tuesday honor sick in San Francisco was improving. ing Mis. G. B. Linn on her birthday. Theie was a large attendance ai Mrs. Linn received a number o f nice gifts. the WSCS meeting at the home of Mrs. E. E. Erickson has been on Mrs. J. G. Hay man last week Wed the sick list but is much impioved at nesday and the ladles did Red Crosr this writing. work. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McConnell ac Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bronson of companied Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ben Portland were Estacada visitors Sun. son o f Portland to Salem last week where they were guests of the Geo. day. Kitching laniily. Mrs. Ben Sarver is learning the Mrs. Marie Heiple went to Port switchboard at the local telephone land Monday to stay a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marquam. office. R. II. Currin has been on the sick Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ely and chil list with arthritis this past week. dren arrived in Estacada last Wed Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heiple enjoyed nesday from The Dalles and visited a visit tiom their daughter Marie Ed- relatives until Sunday. son and husband o f Klamath Falls a Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tucker, Mr few days ago. The ladies aid will meet at the and Mrs. Vernon Keller and family home o f Miss Kathryn McConnell in of Springwater, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Estacada April 2nd. Heiple and Lee Erickson o f Estacada enjoyed a turkey dinner at the home VIOLA o f Mr. and Mrs. Rae Erickson o , Three Links Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Traylor, Mrsi Van Beck signal corpsman o f Ft. Tom J lo D and son Kenneth, Mrs. Ed Lewis and Miss Evalina Gagligeni olj frimplcr, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins Portland accompanied Brooks Snydei and daughter Doris and Andy Byers to Estacada over the week end. A tended the pie social at the Hard Mrs. Ed Linn went to Portland last ing grange hall Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shibley and Mr. week end to help her mother cele nnu M i.. I'.vereit Shibiey and family brate her 86th birthday and remained o f Sp ingwater spent Sunday with in the city for several days. Mrs. L. S. 'fenny and family. Mrs. H. R. Poole entertained th George Simmons o f Portland visit Three Links birthday club at her ed Sunday with his mother Mrs. El home Friday evening, Mrs. Ray Hay len Simmons and sister Mrs. Nora ¡¡j Lankins. den being the honored guest. The ev Muriel Landers o f Clackamas spent ening was spent playing cards aftei seveial days last week with her uncle which a delicious dutch lunch was and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ficken. served. Mis. Hayden received a lovely Mr. and Mrs. Albert McComb spent bun warmer and a set o f cake tins Sunday with the former's parents, There were eight members and four Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb. They are visitor's present to enjoy Mrs. Poole'.i living at Dickey Prairie where Albert it getting out piling. hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lamb and The children o f the Three Links Mr. and Mis. Kenneth Palmer o f school are rejoicing since their tea* Portland spent Sunday with the ladies chet Mrs. Grieson has been reelected parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Traylor Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins and dau for another year. ght r Doris visited Sunday with Mrs. Chas. Surfus stationed at Ft. Ste Lankins parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A, vens was home over the week end. Ten Eyck at Marmot. Charley says he likes the army life Mr. and Mrs. Al f-ennel o f Port real well. land were Monday visitors at the Ed Mrs. John Sparks who has been il, Ficken home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Traylor, Mr. for some time was taken to the Ore and Mrs. Earl Lankins and Mrs. Nel gon City hospital last Sunday. lie Kohi o f Logan attended the meet Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Purcell enjoyed ing o f Monitor grange Thursday ev the ocean breezes at Cutler City last ening when Maplewood grange visited Monitor grange. week end. Mr. and Mrs. John Ficken and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Eail Chamberlain ane Everett Osborne and daughter o f Es family o f Portland were week end tacada were Sunday dinner guests of visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mr. i nd Mrs. Ed Ficken. John McGinnis at Three Links. Mr. Mr. and .Mrs. Eldon Lankins anti Chamberlain formerly taught thi daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Three Links school. Mrs. Ernest Evanson Jr. at Redland. Mr and Mrs. O. E. Syron were bu Sunday dinner guests at the home siness visitors in Portland Tuesday o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bateson were afternoon. Mr. : nd Mrs. Walter Olson o f Port » Mrs. Ralph Reed celebrated the land. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton an<J birthday anniversary o f her son Cla-, rence List Sunday by having a family- son Leslie. Bernice Miller and Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton and son dinner for relatives and friends. David, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cahill and James Tenny and Mr. and Mrs. Ear) daughter o f Portland visited at thi Lankins and daughter Doris attended the musical program at the Metho Ray Keeth home last Sunday. dic* church in Estacada Sunday ev The Methodist WBCS group will ening. meet at the home o f Mrs. Nettii| Rickey at 1 p.m. on April 2nd for Red Cross work. The community R-d Cross will meet at the city hall at 10 a.m. April 3rd for an all day meeting. Pot luck lunch at noon. Come and bring your friends to both meetings. We Carefully Guard Our Reputa tion for High Quality Foods at Lowest Prices SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK END 5 É 1 . 3 T i SUC ii A 11 MILK . 20c 1 Coffee fresh ground 3 ‘ lhs............. ..is^jj .. 415 c jj Msicaroiii 4 pounds 15c | Toilet Soap „Cgre57.„0.p3b.,.f, lO ci Ejiji A oud le sI4'° p “¿go 15c | Salmon Sua pt ln.u 17c I Super-White Cleanser, 16c | All pure tall cans, 3 for Y z -g & l. BEST MEATS AT LOWEST PRICES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ÉÉ m HEDGECOCK’S Grocery and Market ESTACADA, OREGON B <£2 & GRESH AM I ■ I BAKERY 4 - Star Specials Three Fruits Layer Cake, ^zrf 50c One-half C ake................... 2 5 c A leader in fine layer cakes. Pineapple, orange and tree ripened bananas make it unusual and delicious in flavor, delicate and tender in tex ture. A pineapple rumba icing makes it extra ___ special ___________________ FRUIT BASKETS 6 for 15c Made from Danish dough rich in fresh creamery butter and eggs. A treat for anybody’s break- fa s t. OREGON WILD BLACKBERRY PIE, e a . 25<’ FRESH RHUBARB PIE, ea............................ 25<* Kreslinin lla k cr v North Main Avenue, Tel Gresham 288 Gresham, Ore. / J
