HOLIDAY NUMBER, GRESHAM OLTLOOK
POWELL VALLEY
layed so m any m eetings u n til th is
week and th e fact th a t it is still d if
ficult to get ab o u t. It has been con
sid e re d best to postpone th e P aren t-
T ea ch e r m eeting u n til a fte r th e h o li
days. T he new d ate w ill be a n
nounced la ter.
T h ere will be th e usual p reacing
services a t th e L u th e ra n ch u rch next
S unday both m o rn in g and evening.
S unday school a t th e u su al hour.
P lan s are u n d e r way fo r a C h ristm as
p ro g ram b u t th e d a te has not been
decided upon. T h e C h ristm as m o rn
ing service w ill be held as usual at
5 :4 5 a. in. All a re in v ited to atten d .
S a tu rd a y evening, D ecem ber 20,
th e a n n u a l m eetin g of th e young peo
p le's society of th e Mission church,
w ill he held. Officers will be elected
to se rv e fo r th e com ing y e a r and
o th e r business m a tte rs a tte n d e d to.
All m em bers a re urged to a tte n d .
S unday school will m eet a t 10
o’clock a t th e M ission church. Rev.
W m. HawkinBon will p reach a t Da
m ascus at 11 o'clock Sunday m o rn in g
afld in th e evening a t Pow ell V alley.
C hurch services begin ut 7 :3 0 p. m.
P lan s fo r C h ristm as include a p ro
gram by th e S unday school to bo
given C h ristm as n ight. F u lle r a n
KELSO
nouncem ent will be m ade la te r. T he
re g u la r early m orning C h ristm as
service a t 5:3 0 a. in. All a re Invited
to a tte n d these services.
M em bers of th e L u th e ra n ch u rch
Joined forces M onday end m oved th e ' At th e road m eeting held at B oring
household goods of th e p a s to r in to ;l few w eeks ago, It. E. J a rl was elect-
th e new parsonuge w here th ey a re pd a m em ber of th e road co m m ittee
now co m fortably se ttle d .
. to f u rth e r th e In terests of th e Sandy
Good roads ca n u o t be
Hod Inn I Inn uorvlnou u po tn
I, ..1,1 ro a d d is tric t
o v ere stim a te d In th e developm ent of
a co u n try . T hey stim u la te all k in d s
of p ro duction. T h?y will boost po
ta to -ra isin g ’, especially now- since
G resh am has a sta rc h factory. They
will en co u rag e d airy in g , w hich Is a
I le ad in g In d u stry here. Some of o u r
p ro m in en t d airy m en are, B. N elson,
G ilb e rt Jo n sru d , A nton Je rg e r, Joel
J a rl, D avid J a rl, E. V. E rickson, F.
W. C anning. J. H. R evenue, Ben
A lthough not very larg e, o u r town
ha» a factory, nam ely, R o b ert Jons-
ru d 's tool factory, w hich m akes a
specialty of steel dogs fo r gasoline
saw s, besides m ak in g sledges an 1
wedges.
J a rl A
- E rl’s g en e ral m erch an d ise
sto re serves a larg e an d in creasin g
n u m b e r of p atrons.
Mrs. LouiBe N elson, who was p rin
cipal of o u r school, resigned h e r po
sitio n on account of o th e r duties. Mr.
W olf, a te ac h er recen tly from W ash
in g to n , took up his d u ties as p rin ci
pal M onday, D ecem ber 8th. School
was closed fo r a-w eek on account of
th e snow storm . Mr. W olf is occu
pying th e house v acated by Mrs.
L ouise Nelson. His fam ily, w hich is
still In W ash in g to n , will jo in him
h ere la te r.
Mrs. H enry E ri, w ho has been in
P o rtla n d fo r m edical tre a tm e n t for
sev eral w eeks, is expected hom e thl-
week.
Tom D unne h as been confined to
his bed fo r m any w eeks w ith a lin
g erin g illness.
T he Jo n sru d , G underson L um ber
com pany, Inc., of w hich R obert Jo n s
ru d is p resid e n t, G eorge G underson
vice p resid e n t, an d O scar G underson
se c re ta ry , w ill h av e th e ir m ill in
o p era tio n ea rly In th e sp rin g , ready
to serv e th e public. T h e m ill is s it
u ated 2 ’4 m iles so u th of Kelso.
Toys for Boys ! Toys for Girls!
The newest things to delight the hearts of little children. Select your gift.- here. y0 •»
be suited and you will save money. Engine Airplanes, Trains, Autos, Coaster Wav'*
Kiddie Kars, Guns, Etc.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
There is heavy buying of the warm comfortable Slippers. Come while sizes and colors last
Women’s “Comfy” Slippers, Wine and Green, per pair. . $1 5n
Women’s Sole Fur-trimmed Slipper in Tan and Wine, i u r' $2*00
Leather Sole Fur-trimmed Slipper in Tan and Wine, pair Bog
Children’s Slippers in Navy and Red, per p a ir . 85c, 95c and $1*50
Men’s Leather Sole Slippers in Khaki and Grey, per pair
$175
Men’s Comfy Slippers, Brown and Grey, per p a ir ............ $2^25
FOR MEN—A large stock to select from — Umbrellas, Neck
wear, Supporters, Suspenders, Sox, Shirts. Shoes, Gloves, Etc'
FOR WOMEN— Hand Bags, U m brellas, Handkerchiefs, Hos
iery, Gloves, Dress Goods, Etc.
TROUTDALE
Two Big Specials
T h e re w ere no serv ices a t T ro u t
d ale la st S unday on ac co u n t of th e
sto rm b u t If th e w e a th e r p erm its
th e re w ill be th e u su a l services next
Sunday. S un d ay school m eets a t 11
o'clock and is in c h a rg e of G eorge
L um sden an d a co rp s of effloient
te ac h ers.
,
At th e la st m eetin g of th e Sunday
school it was decided to h av e a
C h ristm as p ro g ram an d tre e a t th e
ch u rc h on C h ristm as eve an d if the
w e a th e r p erm its th e se plans will be
ca rrie d o u t.
S un d ay even in g at th e u su al hour.
Rev. E a rl B. C otton th e p asto r, will
preach on th e su b je c t, “ T he W orth
and D ignity of M an.’’ E v ery one in
vited.
PASTOR’S CHRISTMAS GREETING
To Hi»« Members of the Swedish Lutheran Church and
Friends, Greetings:
God Almighty grant ns a Merry Christinas and a Happy
New Year. L et everyone go to the manger in Bethlehem
to see and give his heartfelt thanks and praise to God our
new-horn Savior and King. Ilosana to the son of David.
‘ I- or unto us a child is horn, unto us a son is given; and
the government shall he upon his shoulder: and his name
shall he called Wonderful. Counsellor, Mighty God, Ever
lasting Father, l’rinee of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6.
D O LLS!
D O LLS!
A special purchase of three dozen Dolls and at this special
price are cheaper than wholesale price. All come in different
styles and dresses, e a c h . . . $1.39
COATS!
COATS!
Just five of these Women’s Coats left and priced for speedy clearance $19.49.
Butterick Patterns
LUTHERAN CHURCH
BUILDS NEW PARSONAGE
Shoes for the Whole Family
C A N N O N ’S, D ry G o o d s
T he m em bers of th e L u th e ra n
ch u rch fn Pow ell V alley have Ju st
com pleted a fine new c o tta g e fo r th e ir
eet
p asto r. Rev. J. T ru e d so n an d fam ily.
T he estim a ted value is ab o u t $2500
P. A. Jo h n so n , a m em b er of th e
ch u rch an d a fo rm e r co n tra c to r, was
In c h a rg e of th e w ork w hich was found It very Inconvenient to live in
la rg e ly done by m em b ers of th e co n some o th e r location. Rev. and Mrs. j
I T ruedson have lived in Mrs. H an n ah I
g reg atio n .
T he new b u ild in g Is located ju s t E rick so n 's hom e for about a y ear I
w est of th e ch u rch and Is a fine, m od and a h alf b u t will move into th e ir '
ern one an d o n e-h a lf sto ry b u ild in g new hom e as soon as w eath er condl- !
w ith full b asem e n t fo u n d atio n .
A tions p erm it.
T he L u th e r L eague, a society o'
b e a u tifu l hom e In every resp ect, It 1 r
a cred it to th e m em b ers of th e church young people, gave $200 tow ard the
an d an ad d itio n to th e Pow ell V al new b u ild in g and th e L ad ies’ Aid
ley co m m u n ity w hich is noted for society also cam e forw ard with a gift
good b u ild in g s an d well eared for of $200. T he b alance was raised by
su b sc rip tio n s w hich were most g en
hom es.
th a t
F o r a n u m b e r of y ea rs th e co n g re ero u s, as is proved by th e
g atio n h as been p la n n in g to build a so la rg e a sum was raised by so
p arso n a g e as fo rm e r p asto rs h av e sm all a co n gregation.
T he new b u ild in g was su itab ly
d ed icated W ednesday evening when
a larg e n u m b e r of th e m em bers and
frien d s braved th e bad w eath er and
g a th e re d at th e parsonage. C. A
L in d g ren w as in ch a rg e of the p ro
g ram .
A fter d ev otional exercises, '
8. M. S taffenson, I*. A. Staffenson,
Mrs. F ra n k Staffenson and Rev. M.
A nderson sp o k e on th e work th a t
had been accom panied
A pplause |
an d
th a n k sg iv in g
reigned
when ,
F ra n k S taffenson rea d th e treasur* r's ,
rep o rt an d it w as learn ed that a fte r ,
THE WHOLE FAMILY
all bills w ere paid th e re was a bal
ance of th ir ty odd dollars in th e
Mighty handy these cold days on
tre a su ry .
A lth o u g h th e re a n only
ab o u t 15 fam ilies belonging to th e
co n g re g atio n they have raised $1500, i
n record th a t they m ay well be prouii
of. T h e fact th a t th e m em bers did :
REV. J. TRUEDSON, Pastor.
Phone 641
Gresham, Oregon
PASTOR’S CHRISTMAS GREETING
A v ery Happy Christmas and a very
New Year to the Mission churches ol
Damascus and to everyone.
The only real happiness is found it
mid seeking His face continually.
IT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY
Pendleton Indian Robes and Plush Robes.
the road or when the car is standing.
I nlim ited supply of 1 ire Chains.
I he best insurance policy these slippery days.
Oldfield, Miller, Racine Tires and Tubes.
A tew good used cars ready to go soon as the snow
yon want one Driving Lenses, best on the market;
dimmer Meets all the requirements of the law.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR
PLEASANT HOME CIRCUIT
The W orth and D ignity of Man is
th e su b ject w hich Rev. E arl B. C ot
ton will discuss a t th e P leasant Home
M ethodist ch u rch n tx t Sunday m o rn
ing at 11 o ’clock.
R ecent services
have proven very h elp fu l and it is
hoped th e m em bers and friends will
W tend.
S unday school com m ences
prom ptly a t 10 o ’clock w ith in te re s t
ing classes fo r all. H arry Bickford
is the su p e rin te n d e n t. E veryone ,s
Invited to a tte n d both of th ese
services.
Gresham Gar
JOHN IDE
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Christmas is soon here and every man,
boy and child will w ant a new pair of
Shoes.
I have them in Button, Blutcher, and
English cut. Scuffer Shoes in black and
horsehide for children. Work Shoes of all
description, also Rubbers and Rubber
Boots.
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
CARL DAHL
(irexhain
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Have Your Suit
Made by a Tailor
Aon will appear better
dressed, the suit will tit bet
ter. will last much longer,
ami cost no more than the
ready made. Have a suit
made by a tailor who has
learned his trade, and will
guarantee to give satisfac
tion.
Peter Lenard
Pow ell S tre et
G resh am