Gresham outlook., October 31, 1919, Image 1

TW ICE
A
WEEK
G resham O utlook
JiRESHAM. MULTNOiVtAH COUNTY,
NO. 70
OREGON
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 31,
1919
CULTURAL CLASS OF UNION HIGH
Automobiles Going to Waste
VIEWS HOOD RIVER SCHOOL PROJECTS
I ,., Saturday m orning a t 6: 30
■** b). ,he daylight saving tini.'
culture students an d th e ir in-
P p Moffitt of U nion hig h
i ^ i l s d into four m achines and
Hood River to stu d y th e
I
^ try a„d visit the project.
F , bigh school Students th e re .
■ ^ id itio n to tlP in s p irin g scen ery
¿ L
features
en c o u n te re d .
Construction m akes tra v e l al-
prohiWtive in spots, b u t th e
X
was given th e h igh sign
,
proper pass word to « h i. Il
PXnded *«“ > a permit to drive
uCascad. I ocka. tv...... unctures
from crushed rock, but w ith
E L ly application of first aid th e
I
were aoon corrected,
f
;
. firstinai ion W.
I
B of th e ag ric u .
[department or th e Hood H iver
Khoo) met the G resham con-
¿ t at the school b u ild in g w here
I acquaintance was ren ew ed and
, ones made. A rrangem ents had
„ planned so th a t th e G resh am
»d Hood River boys w ere m ixed to-
L r in the different m ach in es and
-tour of Inspection begun.
I me first stop was m ade at th e
hokside Drive p acking h o u se w h e re
„¿reds of thousands of apples are
L ed by the Ideal g ra d in g sys-
„ each particular g rad e of apple
ing on its own p a rtic u la r belt. T he
i of 20 perHous is done by th is
ghinery. The C utler g r a d e r was
I at the Oak Grove com m u n ity
¿¡ng plant, a system of a se rie s of
lers continually tu rn in g o v er and
,er The C utler h an d les m ore
■lee than the Ideal h u t re q u ire s
lore hands to supplem ent it. T he
etion of the apples is h a rd on the
b , often causing em ployes to su f-
j from sea sickness— one d isad-
atage in using the C u tle r system ,
t boy who supposed th a t apples
,re spread on a floor and picked up
kind according to size received a
(table lesson in th e H ood R iver
tking plants.
Sot a box of apples can be b o u g h t
the orchards or the p acking p la n ts.
[ fruit for m arket is se n t to th e
xiation storage an d sh ip p in g
There the apples a re sto re d ,
choice, the fancy an d th e e x tra
j grades in th eir own p a rtic u la r
t of the warehouse. T he 35 sto r-
rooms are kept a t a te m p e ra tu re
reen 32 and 35 degrees.
T he
i took no little in te re st in th e Ice
run in connection w ith th e
ehouse. Through a g e n ts all ov er
country sales are m ade fro m th e
elation plant. It Is ap p ro x im at-
hat It costs the grow er one d o lla r
an d th e association twenty-seven
ce n ts to get the fru it ready fur deliv­
ery, a to ta l cost of $1.27. The aver­
age price to the association is $2.5‘i
T he cull apples are sent to the vin­
e g a r factory where by a system ot
labor-saving devices the appl. g are
not touched from the time they leave
th e w agon u n til they have gone
th ro u g h th e hydraulic press No per­
son is ad m itted to the basement ot
th e factory w here the apples are at
th e cider stag e of vinegar develop­
m en t. Hood Hiver obeys the letter
as well as th e sp itit of the prohibi­
tion law.
T he boys were well pleased with
th e fine “ typy” B erkshire hogs seen
a t the E. F. H atton farm. They wert
excellent specim ens running over
green a lfa lfa and are conn fed be­
sides. Mr. Hatton also has a small
flock of purebred Rhode Island Reds
w hich have pulled down fancy prizes
at poultry show s in Portland. What
was perhaps th e best possible o b jt.i
lesson to th e agricultu re class was
th e com parison of the Hatton orchard
p roperly sprayed and cared for, the
soil cultivated and treated to crop
ro ta tio n com pared with an orchard
ju s t over th e fence, the same age, the
sam e soil, sprayed but not pruned
n o r properly cared for. The moral
draw n from these two drove home
w ith em phasis.
A few farm ers in Hood River are
rea lizin g th a t diversified farm ing is
an advan tag e. Victor Thomsen lias a
d airy herd and uses a milking ma­
chine. He raises plenty of green feed
an d uses a silo. His fine Duroc hogs
ru n in a th rifty orchard.
A. W. P eters, an excellent m ana­
g e r, ow ns a farm well systematized.
He ta k es good care of his help and
stu d ies his industry. He gave the
boys a long talk on fru it growing
an d fru it m anagem ent. Among other
th in g s he said, “ Spray eight times a
y ea r if you w ant fruit tit to feed to
good hogs. A nything less than this
is absolutely fatal to a grow er.’’
Billy S unday’s farm is another
one of diversified agriculture, ru n ­
ning heavily tow ard hogs, poultry
and dairy. W hen Hilly Sunday be­
cam e ow ner of the place, he dug up
an o rch ard planted th ere and re­
placed it w ith Island bred Jerseys.
Some of th e boys of the class fear
th a t Billy is going to lose money on
his hogs as he is keeping them over
th e slum p in th e m arket. The boys
could not w arn him of the mistak-
he is m aking because he was not at
hom e.
T he only project visited was Krue-
sow ’s corn and potato project. The
potatoes were excellent and the corn
q u ite good.
C -I»»a g
-»
.*
Acres of automobiles, purchased by the government during th e
war, have for months been parked a t Camp Holahtrd, Md., w here thejf
have been exposed to the elem ents, and many of them are today is a.
sta te of fearful ruin and decay. Congressman Reavis of N ebraska la
chairman of a com mittee which haa been investigating thia phase ot
colossal governmental waste. ThA above picture shows Mr. Reavis and
an American army officer making a to u r of Investigation. The astound­
ing disclosure has been made th a t since the arm istice was declared th e
,130 motor vehicles in ralas
governmept accepted deliveries of TO.l
gregating $175.000,000.
CLOSING SERVICES OF HISTORIC
METHODIST CHURCH, FAIRVIEW
in t e r H a t s
GRESHAM HAT SHOP
t
HIXMJANA
had a P 'ayshed
we never will
B u T n o w n i^ —
8 " '" K
b" ” f° r
g ARET ST CLAIR.
Sl.&O PER YEAR
WOODMEN RALLY CREATES BIG STIR;
GRESHAM CLASS INITIATED NOV. 14
“ Must have been som e tim e from since to m ak e ab o u t 50 from th is lo-
th e noise 1 h e a rd ." “ W hat did you I callty.
fellows pull off last n ig h t? ” “ Big-
It was annou n ced th a t a nig h t
gest s tir 1 ever saw in to w n .”
| would he set a p a rt as G resham n ig h t.
T here were com mon rem a rk s by when a G resham class w ould be in ­
persons living w ithin a ra d iu s of sev­ itiate d at M ultnom ah C am p ’s hall,
eral blocks of th e hall w here the 112 E ast Sixth stre e t. T he d ate of
W oodm en of the W orld held th e ir th is in itia tio n will l>e E riday n ig h t,
N ovem ber 14. It Is c e rta in on th a t
rally last W ednesday night
If it so Im pressed people of th e I n ig h t a la rg e d eleg atio n will go down
town who w ere not p resen t it will be from G resham and vicinity,
understood th a t th e re p o rte r fails to
D uring the evening eld er and
find w ords in the d ictio n ary to de- d o u g h n u ts and cigars w ere freely dls-
< scribe it from th e sta n d p o in t of those penned. Nearly 45 g allons of cider,
present.
1000 d o u g h n u ts and nobody know s
T here were about 500 men p resen t. ] how many etg ars were consum ed. I t’s
nearly h alf th e n u m b e r com ing from a w onder th e fire d ep a rtm en t w asn’»
M ultnom ah Cam p No. 77. W oodm en , called out to ex tin g u ish th e sm oke,
of the W orld, P o rtlan d , u n d er whose
T he best fe a tu re wus saved till th e
auspices the e n te rta in m e n t and rally last. At 10:30 an Irish g irl, G eorgia
was held.
The o th e rs w ere local E m m et, fe a tu rin g In Irish songs and
m em bers of the o rd e r and th e ir i n - ' dancing, at th e H ippodrom e, left
P o rtlan d and arriv ed h ere ab o u t
vlteil friends.
F rom 8 till 1 1 :3 0 th e re w asn ’t a 11:45.
F o r fifteen m in u tes th is sim ple
dull m om ent. Men forgot th e ir w or­
ries and gave them selv es up to so­ Irish com niedienne, descen d an t of th e
ciability and jollity. It was one big g rea t Irish p atrio t, e n te rta in e d th e
tim e. All th a t had been announced au dience w ith Irish songs. H er voice
cam e th ro u g h and th e n som e. T he was ap p ealin g : the sougs w ere th e
pillow tight was a co rk er. Dick J e n ­ te n d er, s tirrin g Irish fa m ilia r airs.
nings all but won th e g ra n d prize She was dressed as an Irish p easan t
H er voice and m a n n er be­
ag ain st th e P o rtlan d bunch.
L aw ­ girl.
tray ed tier n atio n ality and h er d an c­
rence C rasw ell did Ills p art well.
The ev en in g ’s e n te rta in m e n t was ing was of th e p ro p er kind. T h ere
rep lete witli m usic, songs, c h a ra c te r was n o th in g in costum e o r m a n n er
th u t would have been co n sid ered u n ­
sketches and funny Btunts.
Hut th e object of th e m eeting was becom ing in th e p arlo r of any hom e.
T his is told to m ake It c lea r th a t It
not overlooked, th a t was to get ac­
q u ain ted , prom ote th e in te re sts of the was not any c h a ra c te ristic of th e o r ­
o rd er and secure new ap p licatio n s din ary ch o ru s girl th a t m ade th is fea-
Over fo rty ap p licatio n s w ere secured I tu re so appealing.
T he au d ien ce
d u rin g th e evening an d en ough m ore I sim ply w ent wild w ith ap p lau se.
An appropriate program has been berg, are men who have left th e ir
arranged to m ark the closing service im press on Oregon M ethodism .
A
nam e of note app ears In th e record
at Fairview Methodist ehurch, before of 18 75, when Louis A lbert B anks,
the building is torn down p rep a ra­ a u th o r of many volum es of serm ons,
served four m onths as a s sista n t p as­
tory to vacating the property.
Fifty years ago th is was a strateg ic to r for $20 per m onth.
When the deep cu t was m ade in
point for a church in a large pioneer
community, and well did it serve | front of th e church a few years ago
the purpose for which it was built. I in o rd er to carry th e traffic on th e
Here was one of the very first places county road u n d er th e O. R. & N.
of worship In all eastern M ultnomah track , th e b u ild in g was le ft h igh
county and here have served as pas­ above th e road and Inaccessible. R e­
to r men of note in the state arid the cently E. G. McGaw p u rch ased th e
p roperty w ith th e u n d ersta n d in g that
nation.
On May 23, 1909, the Fairview the ch u rch b u ilding be rem oved. It
church celebrated the fortieth an n i­ is rep o rted th a t o th e r p ro p erty will
versary of the building and the fifty- be p ro cu red and a new b u ilding e re c t­
sixth of the organization of the so­ ed. D. S. D u n b ar is th e oldest s u r ­
ciety. At th a t tim e many form er viving m em ber, h aving joined w hen
pastors took p art on the program and th e o rg an izatio n was new
A proposition has been m ade by th e
messages were read from others.
Among the speakers was the vener F airview P re sb y teria n church th a t
able Rev. John Flynn, who has since the b u ilding of a new ch u rch by th e
passed away. The following is from M ethodists be d eferred for a year
the report given at th a t tim e by th e and th a t in th e m eantim e union m eet-
Heaver State H erald:
J u g s of th e Sunday schools be held
The Fairview Methodist Episcopal ¡md th a t th e P re sb y terian s have
church is one of the historic churches ,-harge of th e m orning services and
U nless my dad and m other
HON CIRCULATED
of Oregon M ethodism. The organiza­ the M ethodists be responsible for th e
G et in and pay the bill.
FOR SCHOOL PLA YSH ED
tion of the society took place April evening services. No official action
I have not one playshed,
10, 1853, In the home of E. R. Scott. on th is proposition has yet been
The women of the P atro n -T e ac h - And yet It’s raining hard.
’ association are leaving no sto n e B ut I th in k w e're going to have one, The old house on the river bottom taken.
T he special services next Sunday
lias disappeared b ut the site is
Bturned which will accom plish th e So yo u ’d b etter keep on guard.
m arked by a row of trees set out by will begin a t th e Sunday school
wring of the m uch-needed play-
the original owner. Rev. Jam es Gar- hour. 10 o’clock, when Dr Guy
1 tor the grade school.
S tay o u t in the rain?
Anticipating a m eeting of th e T h a t’s not th e way to do.
rlsli was the first p asto r at this place, Woods, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e F irst
el board last n ig h t. Miss Mae T hey will call you foolish,
and C. S. Kingsley the presiding Methodist Sunday school of P o rtlan d ,
and C. A S ta rr, presid en t of th e
«he», vice president of th e asso- And you will get the “ flu.
elder.
•
ation, and Mrs. H. H. E lin g , secre-
M ultnom ah C ounty Sunday School
i
tie
next
home
of
th
e
church
wa>
tj-treasurer. circulated a p e titio n 1 If a playshed they would only build
old scnooi Route which stood association, will ta k e p art. T he
1
We
could
have
a
b
etter
time.
the
•king that the building of such a
Misses Zinn will give a m usical n u m ­
W be placed on th e a n n u a l school And would save upon the do rter s m . rly opposite th e prevent church. ber and Mrs. A. L. Stone will sing
Here
the
society
flourished
until
1869
bill,
Kdget. They quickly se cu red fifty
when the present building was erect­ The m em ory contest on th e ten com ­
“Iters and found no one w ho of- Many and many a dime
ed. Front th a t tim e until the pres­ m andm ents will be closed at th is
serious objection to th e p ro j- I wish we had a playshed
This petition was p re se n te d to It w ouldn’t take much gold.
ent the old ehurch has stood for alt service.
A basket d in n e r will be enjoyed
,1- board last night.
th a t is good and [Jure.
And
if
they
do
not
hurry
The women were well received and
One featu re w orthy of note is the at noon and a t 2 o’clock the farew ell
We
then
will
be
too
old.
D istrict
l’fre assured by A. D ow sett, ch a lr-
records service proper will begin.
wVre ke'pL so'’ th a t'to d a M h e r e Is n o , S u p erin ten d en t T. H. F ord and Rev
lian of the board th a t If th e Item If a playshed we could only have,
I1*“ legally be added to th e b u d g e t it ’Tw ould be so nice and warm,
break Di the record of pastors from M. W. Rp!d ' hp J ’rP*p',‘
o r’ * * 1
I*.
done It was e s tim a te d th a t T hen we could play in the open air,
___ ,<n»n the until
nresent
speak
and speak
Mrs. am!
E. W heeler of 1 o rt-
the
organization
the
present
I® expense of such a shed as w ould And w ouldn’t
A cordial In v itatio n
y.
time. In th e list are many nam es o f , land will sing
IMeeded would am ount to betw een
J.
H
B
is
extended
to
old
frien d s and new to
I’-»'"' and $:!000
In (,a9P th is
m ark:
G ustavius Hines,
Josseph Ho-1 take p art In th e service.
. i0<int cannot be add ed by the I t ’s raining out of doors today,
Royal, C. O. Hosford,
a special school m e etin g will T he ground is aw fully wet.
lln lstein s B ring Big Price».
ailed for the purpose of a u th o r- I w onder w here we kids can play,
Happy tim es ahead
A. H. B u m s of A ldersyde farm ,
[»»? it.
In the big playshed
In the basem ent again, I het.
breeder of H olstein r a ttle , has sold
-GW ENDOLYN METZGER
a88PSB, (l 'a lu a tlo n of th e dis-
¡seven head of stock, m ostly young
rri is high, being $1,319,565. Of A plavshed for us would he nice
Shell out your tin
anim als, to th e C arn atio n milk and
And help to win
amount, $616,055 is w ith in th e Big and light and airy
dairy com pany of S eattle. They are
If som ebody would only dig up
A dry place
Hmits and $673,510 w ith o u t.
said to have b ro u g h t an av erag e of
For the “ '« I ^ V d W’ARD STUBBS
?• v commit t e ' from th e P a tro n -
be a real ‘™p fal! ;
$500 each. A tw o -m o n th s’ old h eifer
P*, er asso<’‘!|tion h aving th e m nt- They would
— PAULETTA DOWSETT.
calf bro u g h t $400, and one cow
» ln charge consists of Miss Mary
hot
H eating stoves are going like
«wn. Mrs (¡race O tto. Mrs. C. E. Come, voters, all o f’District Four
about $750.
,-akes at L. L. K idder Hdw. Co.
. ? D<J Mrs- H - H - E ling.
And stand beside the basem ent d o o r
I»hliu lr mepHng la s t n ig h t th e
when the .lust gets stifli g '
L ?' board was w aited upon by th e And
You’ll know why we for a playsh.
|(a,t,.rs,in a body, s ta tin g th e ne-
. ) of increasing th e ir w ages be-
k,ck’
—GUY RUSHER.
c 4k' 0B‘iac‘8 are sig n ed up for
iwitner vear
A playshed we’d like to have.
My fa th e r says we
^ADE PUPILS WORK
And so h e’s going to do hl. h s
IN SLOGAN CONTEST And bring th e thing o r , b u s L ^ R
I;Pj? *ra^p Pupils are ta k in g a llve-
\\'e have an experienced trimmer here
•# bv is8* *n ,hp s'o g an c o n test p u t W p need a playsaed,
three days each week to make hats for
tbp,,
F e lic ity co m m ittee from Yes. we do!
hg nt/ 0,.“Tea<’k er asso ciatio n w ork- And we'll get one
our trade.
in ” , s e b la tte r of a playshed.
an
tlavf‘ tu rned In catch y slogans I , you «»elpjl’^ c i , t k LMBLK.
Attractive sale of If'omen's and Childrens
h, , p fould not stop w ith a four-
riihr,[.U8 ° n ‘lut w rote a w hole poem If you'll build us a playshed.
hats now on.
*VPr ”'"P P ‘nK.
contest com m ittee, com posed
**
Grace O gilbee and
« ia .ii
London, offered a prize
1» sin 8r tn ,hp one b rin g in g In th e
iu fan' Several of th e m a re In R „t we would love a playshed
le
,? of ’be O utlook. T h e wln-
2,be prize will be an n o u n ced F o r every
KELLY.
Jb *“e com m ittee h as offered a
A playshed f ^ o ^ T h e a l t h which Is
It I** f°r ^ 1P best w indow p o ste r
Sos, » ..f’ Pected th a t th e se produc-
o u r g rea test WPaJ ^ LENN FULL,
> m . u aoon appear.
H ere a re
’ of ‘be slogans:
p v e paid m any doctor b ill, for a cold
S t y lis h
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TOWN ELECTION ON TUESDAY;
COMMITTEE PREPARES BUDGET
A special m eeting of th e council i com m ission, on o r before D ecem ber
was held la st n ig h t, th e p rincipal flr8t- each year an e stim a te of th e
an n u a l budget for th e en su in g fiscal
business being th e ap p o in tm en t of year. T his notice is from W. H. H u rl-
Judges and clerk s for th e election to h u rt, se creta ry , co u rth o u se, P o rt­
be held next T uesday, N ovem ber 4. land.
T he council elected th e follow ing:
T he co m m ittee Is h aving som e d if­
judges Mrs. B. W. E m ery, Dr. A. ficulty to keep th e b u d g et dow n to an
T hom pson;
clerk s E rn e st S tra t­ am o u n t w hich can be realized on a
ton, Miss Inez L u sted , Mrs. Ja m es five mill levy. L ast y ear th e tax levy
for m unicipal p urposes was fo u r an d
E lkingtoti.
T he city election will be held In se v en -ten th s mills. T h e law allow s
the city hall on th e d ate above m en­ ony a six per cen t Increase over la st
tioned beginning at 1 p. m. and clos­ year, o r ab o u t five m ills. T h is on th e
tow n tax v alu atio n would yield ab o u t
ing at 7 p. m.
T he nom inees whose nam es will $3200.
T he stre e t lig h tin g system alo n e
ap p ear on th e hullot ure aH follow s:
councilm an, one y ea r term , J. E. | for th e city costs o ver a th o u sa n d
M etzger;
councilm en,
tw o
year do llars. T he m a rsh a l's sa lary is
term , A. W. A ylsw orth, J. C annon, j about u th o u san d d o llars. In te re st on
A. F. H am m ar, T. R. H ow ltt, B. L. j bonded Indeb ted n ess Is $1500. It will
W alrad, of which th re e are to be req u ire live h u n d red to a th o u sa n d
d o lla rs to m eet th e sm a lle r sa la rie s
elected.
At a recen t m eeting th e council anil in cid en tal expenses of th e town
appointed a budget com m ittee, con­ for next y ear. T h ere will likely be a
sistin g of Councilm en T hom , Kelly sm all fund left o ver from th e p rese n t
and J. E. M etzger. T his com m ittee year, b ut th e need of econom y Is ap ­
is w orking to p rep are a budget cover­ p aren t.
W hile th e re ap p ears n o th in g p a r­
ing th e estim ated expenses of th e
town for th e en su in g year. T his p ro ­ tic u la rly exciting ab o u t th e com ing
cedure is req u ired by a new law, election, It Is n ev e rth eless u rged upon
passed by th e last le g islatu re. The ull legal voters of th e city to tu rn o u t
reco rd er is req u ired to fu rn ish th e on T uesday and show a com m end-
Tax Supervision and C onservation j able In terest In th e city election.
RUSSELL EMBRY KILLED
GRESHAM POST NO. 30, A L.,
CHALLENGES BOLSHEVIKS
IN LOGGING ACCIDENT
R ussell, th e 18-year-old son of Mr.
G resham Post of th e A m erican
Legion is p lan n in g fo r a big ce le b ra­ and Mrs. J. G. E m bry of G resham ,
wus accid en tally
killed y esterd ay
tion on A rm istice Day, T uesday, No­
w hile engaged In hlH w ork In a log­
vem ber 11. In th e evening will he a ging cam p a t H tevenson, W a sh in g ­
big sm o k e r and social m eeting. An ton.
J. E. M etzger m ade an all-
effort is being m ade by the ath letic n ig h t trip for th e body, w hich was
co m m ittee to provide som e good brought to th e C arlson u n d e rta k in g
w restling m atch es and boxing bouts. estab lish m e n t th is m orning.
T he young man was a b rak e m an
T h ere will be o th e r excellent e n te r­
on a logging tra in , and w hile engaged
ta in m e n t.
T he aftern o o n of A rm istice Day the In app ly in g a b rak e betw een tw o
post w ants a football gam e, an d a loaded cars was ca u g h t betw een th e
very u rg en t req u est Is m ade fo r all ends of logs and so badly cru sh ed
men who belong to th is o r any o th e r th a t he died w ithin a few h o u rs. His
legion post o r those who a re ellglbb- m o th er and sister, Itoha, left h ere
to come to th e high school g ro u n d s last night for the scene of th e accl-
Sunday afte rn o o n , N ovem ber 2, at dent. Mr. E m bry Is w orking In th e
2 :3 0 an d a w ork-out w ith a view sam e cam p w here his son m et his
to w ard s s ta rtin g a football team will d eath .
be th e featu re.
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T he ath letic co m m ittee extends a
B iilldlng I p tlie C om m unity.
challen g e to any A m erican Legion , T his Is th e concern of alL "B ach
for all, and all for each should be
Post, I. W. W. club o r Bolshevik o r­ th e d o m in atin g sp irit. B usiness su c­
ganization in the Pacific N o rth w est to cess, social life, ed u catio n al d ev el­
play h ere on A rm istice day. B olshe­ o p m en t, Is of vital In te re st to each
viks will he given th e p referen ce over one. T he best of ev e ry th in g Is none
every o th e r o rg an iz atio n , so g et busy too good fo r G resham .
R ut w hat would business, society,
and get in your an sw er to th e c h a l­
lenge. And Legion m em bers and and ed u catio n be w ith o u t th a t for
o th ers, d o n ’t forget th e p ractice, S un­ which th e church sta n d s? Is it not
to th e In terest of all to m ak e th e
day aftern o o n . If you w ant to play best ch u rch life possible?
In th e team , or a g a in st It g et In touch
R em em ber th e M ethodist Episco­
w ith O scar Stone, who Is ch airm an of pal church sta n d s for th e best com ­
the a th le tic co m m ittee, o r E lsw orth m u n ity life possible.
R a k er and E arl S tanley, who are
T h e hom e ch u rch , w ith th e m otto,
"C o m m u n ity S ervice.” Invites you to
m em bers.
G resham Post will help th e local enjoy th e service S unday
M orning
Red Cvoss in th e com ing m em bership ub ject, "T h e pow er of th e K in g ­
drive, N ovem ber 2 to 11, and th e fol­ d o m ." E vening su b je c t, “ U nnoticed
Grey H a irs.” Sunday school 10 a. m.
low ing have especially signified th e ir A class fo r you.
E p w o rth L eague
d esire to help:
E llsw o rth R ak er, 6 :3 0 . Y oung people's place.
Glenwood M iller, C. O. Schneider,
E rnest J. B ru g g er, Roy H. Gibbs.
P leneant Valley B aek rt S ista l.
Pete L arsen, R ichard K n a rr, Dr H.
A H allo w e’en b ask et social will be
H H ughes, Cecil P u lfe r an d W. H. given a t P e a sa n t V alley school, S at-
E v erett.
I u rd ay , N ovem ber 1, at 8 o ’clock. A
p ro g ram will be ren d e re d by th e chll-
d re of th e school. T he ladles are re ­
F irem en '* l>an<e.
Don’t fo rg et th a t on H allo w e’en q u ested to b rin g a b ask et. T he g en ­
tle m e n a re req u ested to bring money.
nig h t th e firem en will give an »11-
n lg h t dance.
T ailo rin g
F o r men
and
w om en— clean in g ,
T he R oseburg can n ery has a pay ­ p ressing and rep a irin g done well.
roll of $10,000 a m o u th .
P e le r l^ n a r d . I’oweli stree t.