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ESTA THEATRE
ES TACADA,
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OREGON
Y o u u«a»- K C A S o u n d " this " M a g i c V o ic e o f th e S c r e e n " e n d
-r.ro ih a B a it in P ictu re s
F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y , M a y 3 0 a n d 31
D o u b le
B ill
Lum and Abner in
"D R E A M IN G
OU T LOU D”
Your favorite radio characters in a riotious comedy, plus
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"M R . D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y ”
starring Dennis O’ Keefe, Florence Hicc, Peter Lorre. A thrilling
d.un.a of the war on crime.
S u n d a y , M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y , J u n e 1, 2 a n d 3
Humphrey Hobart and Ida Lupino in
"H IG H S IE R R A ”
The thrilling story of a strange man and his strange story. Mar-
veous in its scenery, powerful in its fascination. Also “ Men of the
Light Ships” and News.
W edn esday
and
T h u rsd ay , June 4 and 5
“ TH REE FACES W E ST”
B a r g a in
N ig h ts
A tensely dramatic film that will hold your interest. Also “ The
Flag Speaks.”
Congratulations
to
Graduates
To the Boys and Girls who are graduating from
the high schools of eastern Clackamas and Multno
mah Counties this bank offers sincerest congratula
tions.
You have reached another milestone on the
road to an education which will help you in the ev
eryday ¡work of the world. You have also accom
plished something of which you may well be proud
In offering our congratulations may we not als<
call attention to our banking service, and our con
venient location for your community.
We will welcome your account.
GRESHAM BRANCH
First National B ank
of Portland
Powell Blvd., and Main Ave.
OU R D E M O C R A C Y
1
Gresham
by Mat
W OMANS WORK
IN THE U.S.A.
F or
y e a r s a b o u t the ^
ONLY RAID OCCUPATIONS
FOR WOMEN WERE
SEW IN G H O U SE W ORK-
MINDING CHILDREN,-
AND TENDING
FACTORY MACHINES.
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Last Rites for
B. R. Davis
Funeral services for Brighton R .
Davis, 67, who died at his home on
Gresham, route 2 were held Thurs
day afternoon o f last week at thq
Carroll Funeral home in Gresham,
interment being made at the Forest
Lawn cemetery.
Mr. Davis has been a resident of
this community for 29 years. On
June 1, 1912 he was married to Mrs.
Mattie Harris at Lents and they re
sided for bw» years in Portland be
fore moving to the Anderson Station
community.
Surviving reatives are his widow,
two daughters Mrs. Margaret Mat
thews and Miss Madeline Davis of
Los Angeles, three step sons, Frank
of Seattle, Theodore o f Tacoma, and
Charles Davis o f Gresham, four step
daughters Mrs. Alma Cruse and Mrs.
Dessie Gilpin o f Portland, Mrs. Eliz
abeth McConhey o f San Francisco
and Mrs. Aime Bozarth o f D onegal
Oregon.
FRIDAY', MAY 30, 1011
A speck against the sky, on Sierras
topnast crag.
That's “ Mad Dog''
Earle, killer, farmer and in his heart,
poet. 11 waits death oil "High Sier
ra.” See ;t at the Esta theatre Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, June 1
2 and 3.— Adv.
The Hiltop club entertained the
Eagle Creek club at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Douglas last week. Se
ven tables were in play. The Eagle
Creek winners were Mrs. Burnett,
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Wright. The Hill
top winners Mrs. Rehberg, Mrs. Joe
Smith and Mrs. Bush.
Victor Hoffmeister and Carl Baker
F r e e E n l e r g e i u e o t at D a v id s o n '»
Drug Store, Gresham,, with any 6 or 8 are working in Portland.
exposure turn iiniali at reasonable
Mrs. Albert Wolty, Mrs. Clara Wol
price of 26-c.—Adv.
ty, Miss Alice Wolty and Mrs. Julia
Fuchs weie Orchard Ridge visiters
Tuesday. They live in Gresham.
VrOLA
Churches
P r e s b y t e r ia n C h u r c h
Thomas C. Duncan, Minister
St. J o h n ’ « C h u r c h , G e o r g e
Church service ut 2 pm. first and
third Sundays o f each month.
S p r in g w a t e r —
Morning worship at 10 a.m.
Junior Endeavor at 10 a.m.
Missionary Society meets the se-
tond Thursday of each month.
Ladies aid meets the fourth Thurs
George Becker has been working day o f the month.
E a g le C r e e k - »
in Portland for sseveral days.
Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Emery Ford entertained the
Morning worship at 11:15 a.m.
Eagle Creek card club Wdnesday.
World Fellowship Circle meets the
Three tables were in play with honors irat Wednesday of the month.
going to Mrs. Paul Still and Mrs.
Ladies aid meets the third Wed-
Walter Smith.
lesday o f the month.
The Hauling grange home econo
mics club met Friday afternoon ut
the home o f Mrs. Harry Traylor. A
business meeting was held and the af
ternoon spent in working on tea tow
els. Those present were Mrs. Nellie
Kohl, Mrs. Emma Barrett, Mrs. Me-
Many attended the chicken dinner
hala Babbler,, Mrs. Alice Tracy, Mrs.
S t. A lo y s i u s C a h to lic C h u r c h
Roy Tracy, and son Larry, Mrs. No 15 at the Ira Flynn place. The proceeds
Confession Saturday from 7:30
Lankins, Mrs. Ellen Simmons, Mrs. will be used for the Dover school hot
to 8:30 p.m.
A. J. Wyman and Mrs. Earl Lankins. lunch project.
Masses will be said as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Trimpler and
Ruth Stearns and Leona Upule-
E sta ca d a
daughter Helen, Mrs. Emily Sharp, grave are the Dover school graduates
Every Sunday at 8 a.m.
Mrs. Tom Jubb, Mr. and Mrs. Earl this year.
Sandy
Rev. George Manness officiated at Lankitts, and daughter Doris, Mrs.
Every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
The O’ Brien family have moved
the funeral and the pall bearers were .fora Lankins, Mrs. Ellen Simmons,
W e lc h e s
Oscar Stone, L. H. MalRcoat, Chas. and Mrs. L. S. Tenny and daughter .- here from Portland and are living
11:16 every Sunday.
Franklin, Adam Landles, Ray Wite Elva and Erma attended the bacca on the former Cabbage place.
and Wm. Hillyard.
laureate services at the Estacada high
S e v e n t h D a y A d v e n t is t
Carl Nelson is driving a truck for
school Sunday evening. Helen Trimp- the Cook logging company.
Sabbath school at 9:80 a.m.
ier is one o f the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gardner o f Sa
Preaching at 11 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Vtctor Ficken and lem were week end guest« o f Mrs.
PORTER
daughter Elaine of Mills City and Dora Clester.
C h u r c h o f C h ris t
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gastenau were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Osborne and
Dover
school
school
closed
Friday
Bible study and worship as usual
Sunday guests at the O. D. Bowman dauhgter o f Estacada spent Sunday so that the children could pick straw
with Mr. and Mis. Ed Fcken.
each Lord’s day at the church of
home.
berries.
Christ west o f the grade school be
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lamb ol
M. L. Jennings spent Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blews visited ginning at 10 a.m.
Portland
visited
Friday
and
Satur
and Thursday with hia parents Mr.
their daughter Joan in Salem Sun.
day evening with Mrs Lambs parent:
and Mts. Bert Jennings, Sr.
day. She attends school there.
Christian Church Notes
Mr. and Mr». Hairy Traylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Paschell and
Newman Hodge motored to Ver-
Mr. and M.s. Ed Bateson attended
10 a.m. Bible school. Come and
nonia Saturday and brot back Mrs. the wedding o f Mrs. Bateson’s niece Kenneth from the Halfway garage
bring a friend. You may be a soul
Jack Slape and family for a 3 weeks Miss Marie Benymr n to Robert Me were Saturday evening visitors at
winner for Christ.
visit and berry picKfng in this neigh Keown at St. France church in Port the Joe DeShazer home.
10 a.m. hour o f worship. Mr. 0 . J.
borhood.
land on Saturday afternoon.
Lora Pearl King and Dorothy Hil Morris will be the speaker o f the day.
debrand spent the week end n Port, His subject for the morning is “ The
Jack Slape came over from Pendle
Mr. and M.s. Will Bard of Port
Christian Walk.” The subject for the
ton and spent the week end with his land visited Saturday evening at the land.
family. He is working with a con home o f Mrs. L. S. Tenny.
Out of town guests at the grange evening will be “ Sold for a Price.”
tractor and will be in Washington
picnic were Mac and Buzz Thomas of
Come and feed your soul on man
Miss Margaret Greenwood »h o has Sandy, Dave Hoffmeister, Joe Brack. na aweet.
state in the future.
been here four months from Dover, ett„ Mr. and Mrs. Urban and twin
Palmer A. Ford, Minister.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Randall are en England is visiting at the home of
sons, Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
joying their married daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson.
E s t a c a d a M e t h o d is t C h u r c h
Steinman all of Portland, Mr. and
family for a while they having moved
Mrs. Shirley Buck o f Milwaukie, Mr.
Mrs.
F.
F.
Bateson
o
f
the
Dallej
in with the Randall family.
Sunday school at 9:50 a.m.
spent the week end with her sister and Mrs. King of Logan, Mrs. Iaene
Public worship at 11. Sermon sub
Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Bro. and Sister Bucher and Miss Mrs. Ed Bateson.
ject “ Love, a Fruit of the Spirit.”
Duus of Garfield.
Shultz are visiting at the Miller home
Epworth league at 7 p.m.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
this week. Bro. Bucher preached this
of
Mrs.
L.
SS.
Tenny
were
Mr.
and
Wednesday night at Porter on divine
F r e e E n la r g e m e n t at D a v id s o n '»
Mrs. J.A. Shibley and Mr. and Mrs.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
healing.
Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
Everett Shibley and family o f Spring,
iiJCIOUL AND BODY” was the
exposure
film
finish
ut
reasonable
Betty Hamilton had Thelma Bow water.
|J subject of the Lesson-Sermon
price o f 25 cents.— Adv.
man and Marion Jennings as guests
In all Church of Christ, Scientist,
Mrs. Harry Traylor visited her
over night last week.
on Sunday, May 25.
daughter Mrs. Kenneth Palmer in
The Golden Text was, “I pray
The program at Porter school was Portland Wednesday and attended a F R A N K J O N E S T E L L S
God your whole spirit and soul and
I T IN V E R S E
well attended and Mrs. Geo. Buser club meeting in the afternoon.
body be preserved blameless unto
the teacher must be congratulated
the coming of our Lord Jesus
Following
is
a
poem
written
by
Mr. and Mrs. David Willard of
Christ" (I Thess. 5:23).
on the fine way she had the children
Among the citations which com
trained. Each one knew his or her Portland spent Sunday with the lut Frank Jones, Currinsville poet as he
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
part so well and acted it without any ters grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed read between the lines o f President
following from the Bible; "The Lord
Roosevelt’s recent speech:
mishap. Refreshments were served Bateson.
Is the portion of mine inheritance
and everyone went home wishing that
Carolin Jubb of Portland spent the Put on your old khaki breeches,
and of my cup: thou maintalnest
Mis. Buser could always be the teach
my lot. I have set the Lord always
week end with her parents Mr. and Just forget your jobs and riches,
er at Porter.
For we’ll soon be getting ready for
before me; because he Is at my
Mis. Tom Jubb.
right hand, I shall not be moved.
the fray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bateson and Mrs.
Therefore my heart Is glad, and my
Soon we all will be a leavin’
glory rejolceth: my flesh also shall
F. F. Bateson visited Sunday evening
ELWOOD
To join the army at Fort Stevens,
rest In hope” (Ps. 16:5,8,9).
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evanson Jr
Always ready to protect America.
The Lesson-Sermon also Included
at Rtdland.
Three cheers for the red, white and
the following correlative passages
Our school closed Monday ending a
from the Christian Science text
blue,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew
very successful term under the su
book, "Science and Health with Key
pervision o f Miss Frances Nowak. and son Bobby o f Estacada and Car For the navy and army and you.
to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker
The graduation exercises were held oline Jubb spent Sunday with Mr. All the folks at Currinsville center
Eddy: “It Is objected to Christian
and
Mrs.
Ben
Tannler
Sr.
Friday night with a fine program in
Will be ready now to enter,
Science that it claims God as the
cluding a two act play ’“ Aunt Hetty.”
Just to show the jolly world
only absolute Life and Soul, and
Mr. Jack Grenfell delivered a fine
man to be His Idea,—that Is, His
What we can do.
image. It should be added that
talk. The school picnic was held Sun-
this Is claimed to represent the
day. Miss Nowak has accepted a po
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BARTON
normal, healthful, and sinless con
sition as principal in a school near
Due to the bad weather only a fair
dition of man in divine Science, and
Salem for the coming year.
I
that this claim is made because
sized crowd attended the annua)
Loretta Wallace who has a book-
the Scriptures say that God has
The strawberry harvest is now on grange picnic. The model airplane keeping position in Portland is spend
created man In His own Image and
in these parts. Many are starting pick contest was postponed and pictures ing several weeks with her parents
after His likeness" (p344).
ing this week and everyone reports ! o f Mexico were shown. Numbers gi Mr, and Mis. Ross Wallace
ven on the afternoon program were
a fine crop this year.
Mr. i'l.d Mrs. Wm. O n rue
M O R E BERRY PICKERS
community singing, reading by Ver
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stahlnecker are
non Castile, piano solos by Miss if n and cauvshter-in-lav. have mi» f d A R E N E E D E D
working on their farm in Sherwood Sparks and Sybil Holbrook, accor- from i ’ntrland to the Wm. Bishop
this week.
deon solos by Luella Smith and read place 1101 the upper br dg- on Deej
The appeal for berry pickers thru
• .'reck.
W. J. Slaughter spent a few days f ing by Wm. K. Sandeis. The dance
the medium o f local newspapers is
in the veterans hospital last week. in the evening was well attended.
Mrs. .Vollie Burnett !■> here t ■ re having a good effect accrding to R.
Mr. Slaughter has been very ill for
main
for the summer wi.h Mrs. Id: A. Blyth, manager o f the Oregon
E. L. Tra’ linger is very much im
some time.
state employment office for Clacka
proved and is expected home in a Thomps* n.
mas county.
few
days.
Mrs. Amy Westlund and Miss Fran
Mrs. G ace Still and nephews drove
About 200 pickers have already
ces Nowak made a business trip to
Nola Clester has been delivering to Clatsop county for Memorial day been placed by that office. However
and
took
her
parents
who
live
in
Oregon City Monday.
strawberries in Portland this past
about 600 more will be needed very
Portland with her.
soon as strawberry picking will be in
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Jagmin and week. The crop is unusually good.
T. Howard Groves, manager of thq full swing within a very few days
children Dean and Donna Lee and There is still a shortage if pickeis.
Miss Frances Nowak spent an enjoy
Equitable Life Insurance company of if the present good weather contin
George Smith is here from Tilla
Oregon has purchased twenty acres ues. The crop is excellent and with
able evening at the Potts home Mon,
mook.
o f land Doom Hal Gibson near Deep the prevailing prices for picking now
day.
Mr. Fuchs Sr., a former residenl Creek and is improving it prepara in effect pickeis should realize good
Many from Elwood are starting
Vas moved to Walla Walla to live tory o bni'ding a permanent home money for their efforts.
mattress making this week.
The employment office will refer
ith his son Bill.
Mr. Gage father of Mrs. Leslie prospective pickers to good strawber
Mrs. Roy Brown o f Oakland Ca
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffmeister en- Wallace is quite ill at the home of ry grounds in Clackamas county im
ifornia and Mrs. Don Day o f Estacad;
tertained their ch ldren and famiies his daughter.
mediately on calling at room 8 , court
were visitors at the Jagmin home o.i
on Mothers day. Present were Mr.
Rev. Dr. Borden, pastor o f the house, Oregon City.
Tuesday.
■ nd Mrs. ErneM Hoffmeister and fa
Congi o.iationrl church in Oregon
mily o f Deep O.eek, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Doyle purchased a new cc
^ N e ith e r f i i b , F lesh . Her r i n g "
City addressed the graduates at the
Howard
Longwell
and
son
o
f
Port-
The expression, neither Ksh, rtesly
last week.
Barton
school
Friday
eve.
nd. Mr. and Mis. J C. Tunnell of
ior good red lierrtbg means iiiltuM«
Mrs. A. S. Potts is spending a fe\ Currinsville, Mr. and Mrs. Gifford
for no ciass of people; lit for no par*
Food
Market
days in Portlland visiting her daug!
rteular use. Not rtsh, food for the
Hoffmeister and fami.Y o f Eagle
The markets of N^w York city
monk; not flesh, food for people gri»
jer Mts. Chas. McIntyre.
Creek and Victor Hoffmeister and
andle 15 pet cent at the nation’s
-rally; not red herring food for to*
the hbst».
perishable loo«*».
poor.
EAGLE CREEK
TO D AY-
CLOSED FIELDS
A R E VERY FE W .
M a n y in g o v e r n m e n t -
MANV IN SCIENCE
TENS OF THOUSANDS IN
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY,
THE ARTS, NURSING,
TEACHIN G,-7 5 0 0 WOMEN
DOCTORS,- MORE THAN
3 4 0 0 WOMEN LAWYERS, -
MORE THAN 4 0 0 0 WOMEN
A S EXECUTIVES AND
AGENTS IN LIFE
IN SU RAN CE,“ MORE
THAN 5 0 0 0 WOMEN
AUTHORS.
S
u b s e r v ie n t
in c e n t r a l e u r o p e - b u t t h r o u g h o u t t h i s c o u n t r y
W OM EN AND GIRLS HAVE ACHIEVED DISTINCTION IN THE A R T S ,
S C IE N C E , E CO NO M ICS AND POLITICS WHILE RETAINING THEIR.
O LD S U P R E M A C Y IN THE H O M E .
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