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GRESHAM OUTLOOK PAGE FOUR FRIDAY. DE» EMBER »I. 11»«*» GRESHAM LOCALS C hristm an was a happy day at the home or Mrs. Anna H am lin, fo r all her ch ild ren were present to enjoy v ic a u u p j the splendid d in n e r which she pre- ! pared. Mr and Mrs. Allen T iller '. am e from T ro u td ale fo r th e occasion, and F ra n k and Jack , both of whom were in th e service a year ago, ag reed th a t th e ir m o th e r's cooking was b e t te r th an th e best arm y “chow .' Mrs. C. M errill was hostess y e ste r .7 Complete Line of day at a g a th e rin g of her ch ild ren and g ran d ch ild ren at her hom e In On a l al Couple. N e w Y e a r 's E v e llt u u r . A C T IV IT IE S O F Y M C. A A d ance will be held in M asonic IN A R M Y O F O C C U P A T IO N G resham . A loaded C h ristm as tree I and hubby a re n ot fat. We are Im p lem en ts, M ach in ery and Repairs ball, G resham , on New Y ear’s eve, De ju s t plum p. was an attra c tio n to both young and M arked expansion has ta k e n place cem ber 31. A 7-piece o rc h e stra will I wish everybody th o u g h t so, too. old and a sum ptuous d in n e r was R efresh m en ts The o th e r day we a d v e rtise d for in Coblens, G erm any, in providing fu rn ish th e m usic, Reliability Serv,Cf served. for leisu re tim e of m em b ers of th e a new h ired g irl, an d the first one A dm ission $1, served at m idnight. Mrs A. H ughes e n te rta in e d h er Arm y of O ccupation am i th e new ly- to apply only got as fa r as th e door. L adles fre e.— Including w ar tax. H ubby m et her. She looked him a rriv ed Sileslon troops. L iberty Hut I children on C h ristm as at a happy has been con v erted Into a big g y m fam ily gath erin g . Mr. and Mrs. W. A W ant Ad costs only a few cents. over and s a id ; " I d o n ’t In ten d to do th e fam hly nasium , and th e F e sth a lle has been ! L. Crowe an d Mr. and Mrs. E v erett H ollars In rwturn. w ash in ’, s ir.” Gresham ta k e n o ver by th e Red T rian g le . H ughes from P o rtlan d were here, ’’Why n o t? ” he asked. T h e eq u ip m en t of th e F esth a lle also Miss Della H ughes, who is em "T h e fatn h ly 's too la rg e .” she said. pool an d b illiard “ W hy,” hubby ex p lain ed , sm ilingly, in clu d es eight ployed In P o rtland. Dr. H. 11. H ughes ta b les and th re e bow ling alleys “ th e re is only m yself and my wife, slipped aw ay from his p atien ts long N eedless to say, th e se are busy from h e re .” "Y e s,” she said, " b u t look at th e early m o rn in g u n til closing tim e at enough to enjoy the tu rk ey dinner. S A T U S D A T , D E C I M B t l 37 Dr. and Mrs. J. E. C lan ah an , of size of y o u se !” n ig h t. T he old F e sth a lle re sta u ra n t "M o th e r o' M ine" lias been rem odeled into a c a fete ria, Seaside, a re h ere spending th e h o li w ith R u p e r t J u l i a n a n d d a i n t y R u th a new sta g e has been b u ilt in the days with th e ir relativ es here. C lif fo r d . T h is p i c t u r e Is b e tn a s h o w n In On a Ism g T a lk er le a d in g c h u r c h e s a n d c o n v e n t s t h r o u g h m ain a u d ito riu m , an d a new movie Mrs. J. N. C lanahan has as g u ests 1 am not going to ta lk long th is o u t th e c o u n tr y . W e e s p e c ia lly I n v ite booth lias been in sta lle d w ith tw o for a few days h er sisters, Mrs. evening. 1 have been cu red of th a t. th e c le r g e r y . T he o th e r n ig h t 1 was m ak in g a m achines. In th e m ain a u d ito riu m Jen n ie Sails and Mrs. S arah W lsliard " T e m p o r a r y A lim o n y ” , speech when a m an who had been m ovies a re given a fte rn o o n an d ev of P o rtland. A P le a s in g C om edy In ad d itio n to th ese, th e re im b ib in g in Bevo an d ra isin s e n ening. S U S D A I . D E C E M B E B 3« The L ad ies’ Aid will m eet at th e a re gam e room s, w ritin g and read H a r r y C a re y In a b ig w e s te r n d r a m a ; a te re d th e hall an d to o k a se a t rig h t home of Mrs. P. A. Gould next W ed tng room s, and in fo rm atio n desk and In th e fro n t row. I had n o t been ta lk b ig l a u g h p i c t u r e ; a ls o a n e d u c a tio n a l ing an h o u r w hen 1 noticed he was m ailin g booth. nesday aftern o o n , D ecem ber 31. T he s c r e e n m a g a z in e . becom ing fld g etty . F in ally he aro se T h e 5th and 5 0th In fa n try Regi hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Ship- T in- G r e s h a m P i c t u r e S h o w Is o p e n and ask ed : m en ts, w hich arriv e d d u rin g th« e v e ry W ed n esd ay , S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay "S h ay , how long you been lec m o n th , w ere d estin ed for Silesian ley. Mrs. G ilm ore, Mrs. H ans L arsen, and Miss Cora G reen. All a re c o r e v e n in g s , f i r s t s h o w a t 7:16, s e c o n d a t tu r in ’?" H.16 p. m. D o o rs o p e n 16 m i n u t e s I sm iled g o o d -n atu red ly at th e in- service, b ut were held h ere fo r a dially invited. tim e. They w ere sta tio n e d at A nder- e a r l i e r . C h r i s t m a s a n d N ew Y e a r s th e r e te rru p to u und rep lied : F ran k Brown is hom e from S eattle nacli, Mayen, O ch ten d u n g , T h u r w ill lie s p e c ia l m a t i n e e s a t ¡1:30 p. m . a n d "A b o u t fo u r y ears, my frie n d .” on a visit w ith his p are n ts, Mr. and P laid t, N ied erm en d ig and K ru ft n ig h t s h o w w ill s t a r t a t 6:30 to e n a b le "W e ll," he re m a rk e d , as he sa t th o s e c o m in g f r o m a d i s t u n c e a n o p p o r dow n, ' ‘i ’ll stick a ro u n d — you m u st P rev io u s to th e ir a rriv a l, th e re had Mrs. John Brown. The hoard of fa ir d irec to rs will t u n i t y Io g e t h o m e a t a n e a r l i e r h o u r. he dam n n ea r th ro u g h ." been reqiiisll ionsil In each of Hie«' to w n s b u ild in g s fo r th e “ Y .” In meet the first Monday in Ja n u a ry at th ese h u ts movie m ach in es had been 1:30 p. ni. at the Bank of G resham . in stalled , supplies and eq u ip m en t d e The C h ristm as program of th e B ap livered and tile p erso n n l of th e "Y " tist church will be held Sunday m o rn w o rk ers was on th e g ro u n d . ing at th e church. A fter th e p ro EX PRESS AND GENERAL HAULING gram th e re will be a m eeting of th e Love may laugh at lo ck sm ith s but church to consider th e calling of a T rip Daily Between Gresham and Portland you d o n 't notice it la u g h in g a t th e pastor. All m em bers a re expected to Ottice with Oregon Washington Truck Agency, landlord an d grocer. be present. 40 Second Street, Cor. Ash Street Mrs. Roy Kern is th e census en u m I t's w hat y o u ’re g oing to do tu m o r Portland Broadway 5121 row th a t p rev en ts you from g e ttin g e ra to r for th e p arts of precincts 308, 309 and 30914 which lie o u tsid e of an y w h ere today. the lim its of th e tow n of G resham P atie n ce is a v irtu e , b u t like while Mrs. (). A. E astm an has all th e C H O IC E M E A T S m any v irtu e s it is its own rew ard te rrito ry inside th e lim its of G resh t Im p atien ce is m ore likely to g et you am. H o m em a d e H am s, B acon, S a u sa g e , Lard Mrs. Jas. L aw rence, who has been so m eth in g . ill for many m onths, has been worse " i t does not :ilways ta k e b rain s to for the past week o r m ore an d h er m ake m oney,” o bserved tile fath e r condition Is considered critical. W. C. Burch is being v ariously co n of a college hoy as lie looked over doled and criticised by som e who have [ th a t young m an 's expense bill, "but M ain S tre e t GRESHAM P h o n e 881 it su re does ta k e m oney to niak noticed the account of legal action GUO. D IE T !,, P ro p . ag a in st C. it. Burch for th e collection b ra in s,” of money. W. C. w ants It u n d e r stood th a t he is not th e man. Mrs. P. A. Gould had a big fam ily g a th e rin g on C h ristm as, th o u g h all of h er ch ild ren and g ran d -ch ild ren were not able to be p resen t. T hose who cam e were Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. Beegle and fam ily, of H ogan, Mr. and Mrs. C larence Look an d ch ild ren of Use Crown Pastry Hour, the perfect flour T he D alles, Mr an d Mrs. 11. L. Ball fór cakes J and pastries. No better pastry an d d a u g h te r of P lea san t Home, also , , dour on the market. Every sack guaranteed Miss B ernice Bowman and Clark H ym an. T he two line tu rk e y s for the d in n e r w ere th e gift of Mr. and Mrs. Look, who also sent a tu rk ey to each of th e ir b ro th e rs and sisters. Mr anil Mrs. C arl S ta rb a rd have NEXT TIME ORDER C R O W N FLOUR gone to C hehallls, W ashington to m ake th e ir home. Mrs, S tarb ard was fo rm erly Miss Eva P ullen Dr. and Mrs. G eorge In g lis e n te r At th e Zion Evangelical church P o stm a ste r R oberts is busy h a n d tain ed last n ig h t w ith a tu rk e y d in next S un d ay th e re g u la r service« will ing out receip ts fo r box ren tal, as th e n e r a t 7 o’clock, follow ed by a he held, p reach in g by the pastor, p a tro n s who have boxes do not wish C h ristm as tre e and a jolly ev en in g Rev. H. R. Gebhardt at 11 a. m to ru n th e risk of losing them . T h ere ot gam es, m usic an d co n serv atio n . w ith S un d ay school at 11:30 a. El. a re not enough boxes to supply the T he house was b ea u tifu lly d eco rated T h e te a c h e r train in g 1 lass meet» in d em an d at presen t, a good sized w ait witli c h ry sa n th e m u m s, O regon g ra p e th e evening. an d holly, an d th e d in n e r ta b le was ing list has been enrolled. resp len d en t w ith its ce n te rp ie ce of R ead th e W an t Ads. Mrs. L. T. L usted an d d a u g h te r come m ore sincerely appreciated, th an Inez spent C hrist mas day at the home s ta r can d ies an il crim son ca rn a tio n s one which every in. t tber of the household will of th e fo rm e r's son, H arry L usted an d it b e a u tifu l se ttin g . Tile g u ests FLORENCE \l. HONEY truly enjoy? And it's not u ftift for n day— w ere W. A. In g lis and fam ily of E s an d fam ily at Lents. tacad a, Mr. am i Mrs. E llsw o rth but one that will strengthen the home ties for PIANO. HARMONY Miss Em m a Jo h n so n was a d in n er R ak er, Will L ig h t of T ro u td a le , Mrs. m any, m any years. guest at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. II Private or (. Lessons H ibbard of D ayton, O regon, Mr. C. M attison In P o rtlan d . and Mrs. C. I. R a k e r S tu d io F ir st S ta le Bank Bldg. Mr. and Mrs C. I R ak er had as P h o n e 681 Grata» G uests at the hom e of Mrs. M. E. phonograph. M ake yours com plete g u ests on C h ristm as day, Mr. R ak er's G ilm ore C h ristm a s day w ere h e r th isC ansimas morninft. A MANDEL Phono b ro th ers. R. D. Bailey ami fam ily, sons, F J. S hultz of E agle C reek and graph will . hrm.A inRled pleasure into your Jay Bailey and fam ily, h e r m other, •I 1 S h u ltz and fam ily of W a rre n Mrs H ibbard, an d Will Corning. home, thru its marvelous powers of reproduc ton, tw o d a u g h te rs an d th e ir fa m i M iss F r ie d a Bratzel ing music und sound. With it the world's Miss M arie Misz spent C hristm as lies, Mr uud Mrs. 3. M Davis of day w ith h e r sister. Mrs Simmons < o rb ett an d Mr. an d Mrs. A rth u r L e - ' most talented artists will perform for you, Teacher in Piano and fam ily, and h er m other, Mrs. latiil of P o rtla n d , and Mrs. L ida LUt rendering instrumental und vocal music in u P rivate or class le- -otis. spe Misz lifelike manner. ley, a frien d from K ansas. rial attention given to begin- Mrs C a rrie lla n so n and d a u g h te r Guests at th e hom e of Mr. and era in relaxation and l and de Miss Mary H anson, spent C hristm as -Its D. G. G eddes C h ristm a s day In P o rtlan d . velopment. w ere Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. A nderson is m o re tu a n ju s t a ta lk in g m Mrs 8. R B radfleld en tertain ed and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thom an d S ou th R ob erts A n- Phone W7 chine. It is a w onderful musical i at d in n e r Mr and Mrs. C. E R usher ch ild ren . »trument, playing all makes of recor 1 and fam ily and Mr. an d Mrs Robt. perfectly. Equipped with power! Don t let a lack of ready cash stand L ansdow ne of O regon City. double spring motor; indexed recu in y o u r w ay. A sm all cash paym ent is flics end i wo extra shelves foralbun Among th e m any fam ilies who Ti • v tuctcry inds Behind our Aui ad you need. Liberal, lon^ time payment sp en t C h ristm as to g e th e r were Mr. ante»* of ah. lute Mttu&cttoa to t, an d Mrs J W L aw rence. Mr and terms may be arranged. There will be a short purcluiNvr. Mrs Geo. Page and son, and Mr. an I age of phonographs tlus year. Call early und Wt«r 7A< MANUEL Play Toda Mrs E W A ylsw orth an d children make your seleetioul T he te a c h e rs of th e g rad e school | gave a su rp rise on Mrs O tto last Monday evening at her ap a rtm en ts O th ers p resen t were Miss M orrison. I Miss H artley and Miss M ontague A j c e lig h tfu l social evening was spent startin g anew is no doubt already G uests at the hom e of Mr and Mrs you are firm in g determ ination to forge ahead during M D. K ern T h u rsd ay were th e ir son ......... 'Nl>g year yon have resolved to make a success of kll M R K ern and fam ily and Miss undertakings throughout the year. Addle Q uesinberry of Rockwood T w en ty -th ree persons enjoyed the I ' 115 institution is here with Kesour of over Ore Hall fam ily d in n e r party at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs H enry M etzger C hrlst- on Dollars to assist von in every way it can, w m as day Besides those m em bers of in .in way of a loan or in investing vour surplus I th e fam ily who reside at hom e th e re ' n «ane ami safe wav. | w ere Mr and Mrs J Exlev and e h il- 1 Id re n . Mr an d Mrs F ra n k M etzger and ch ild ren and Mr and Mrs O F M tlleson of P o rtlan d Mrs L ilu Lane, of T acom a, was a guest y esterd ay of h e r au n t Mrs Ed O sburn She Is now visiting at I (¡resham, Oregon I leasan t H ome w ith h er m other. I-Mrs F. A. W.lhloa. GRESHAM HA T SHOP TRIMMED HATS $5 and $10 Hats this sale, $2.75; $7 and $12 Hats, this sale, $3.75 $5 and $8 Felt and Velvet Hats, $1, while they last. Hessel’s Farm Machinery Gresham Picture Show GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE Full line of Cold Lunch Meats SANITARY MARKET CROWN FLOUR W H A T ftift could Be ’ more wonderful —more wel No home is complete without a Terms to Suit Your Convenience Mandel j N e w Y e a r R e s o lu tio n s jF tra t ^ t n t r H aitit