T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 11,
G resham O utlook
NO. 6
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921
$1.60 PER YEAR
NO SUNDAY SERVICES
SENIORS OBJECT TO
COSBY INTERVIEWED FOR
FAIR TO BE ENTICED
COUNTY TAXES SHOW LOW
SCHOOLS REMAIN CLOSED
CHAUTAUQUA DATE
INDUSTRIAL EDITION WITH PAINT AND FLOWERS PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE FARM BUREAU MEETING
TO BE HELD IN PORTLAND
There will be no church services in
At a m eeting of th e se n io r class
The follow ing interview- w ith Her-
C. P. T allm an, a farm er living a
Gresham on Sunday according to an
At th e present tim e th ere is con
The o rganization m eeting of th e
of
Union
H
igh
school
la
st
T
uesday
b
ert
E. Cosby is tak en from th e O. few m iles east of G resham and activ e
order of the town health officer. Dr. H.
sid erab le discussion relativ e to th e F arm B ureau will be held in P o rt-
H ' Hughes. Several pastors had al it was voted unanim ously n ot to A. C. In d u stria l edition of th e Ben- ly in terested in progressive e n te r
increased tax burden. The tax s ta te laud on M arch 25th. It was first
ready cancelled their services for Sun com bine th e g rad u a tio n exercises ton County C o u rier which was put
prises
sends
in
a
few
suggestions
re
l
m
ents a re being received by property planned to hold th is m eeting in
day before the order was received and th is year w ith the E llison-W hite o u t en tirely by stu d e n ts from the
ative to th e proposed 1925 fair which ow ners and show a m arked increase G resham which is probably th e cen
the churches are cooperating in the
te r of th e ag ric u ltu ral d istric t of th e
effort to keep the epidemic from C h autauqua as requested by repre- college, from th e rep o rtin g of t h e 1 it is hoped to have located near over th a t of last year.
sentatives of th e C h au tau q u a com- news to th e m ake-up of th e p a p e r ! Gresham ,
spreading.
At th e req u est of R ufus C. Hol county b ut ow ing to th e tem p o rary
The Uuion High school and the panj and th e g u aran to rs. Thi6 de- an d g ettin g th e form s o nto th e press - Mr T allm n a's suggestions come in m an, county com m issioner, th e coun q u ara n tin e ag ain st public m eetings
Gresham grade school will rem ain clslon was m ade a f te r considering The paper is a cred it to th e d epart- ' response to th e request of th e com ty assessor has prep ared th e follow- in G resham it has been deem ed
A m e n t. T h ,8 p a r t|c u la r Interview is
ci- red for another week as a further th e question fo r several days.
m ittee for such ideas and plans from ig statem en t show ing th e to tal in w isest to hold th e m eeting in P o rt
precaution against the double epi com m ittee was appointed to set fo rth of 8UCh tim ely in te re st to poultrym en
creases in sta te , county, city and land. It will be held a t th e P o rtlan d
all who will assist.
domic of smallpox and diphtheria. As reasons for th e decision which a» in th is section an d by such a well
library au d ito riu m and will com
school d istric t tax es:
He
suggests
an
active
cam
paign
far as has been learned th ;re have been a8
mence a t 10 a. m.
know n p o ultrym an th a t it will be of on A e p art of th e farm ers of eaLteni
S tate o f O regon.
no new cases of diphtheria but two or
1. T he com bination would tend to especial In terest to local read ers.
M ultnom ah In im proving th e ir farm 1921
H. A. Lewis, county cap tain , will
»3,35»,277.84
three additional cases of smallpox have
give
a report of th e county m em ber
1920
..................................
1,585,478.32
been reported. George and Richard school
ship cam paign.
Lane are both ill w ith smallpox. cises, we believe, should be by th e £ ° od ju d g m en t, an d req u irin g careful
The follow ing is a ten tiv e program
»1,767,799.02
George has broken out w ith'the disease class and school o rg an izatio n s and 8tudy o n , tb e p art of ,b e °P e ra ,o r to th e fa ir here. A g en eral p ain t up,
Increase 111.500 p er cent.
of th e d ay's work.
but Richard has not yet reached that i i , ,
• »».
i
prev en t failu res, points o ut H erb ert clean up and im provem ent cam paign
C ounty o f M ultnom ah.
stage. R ichard was first taken ill th e m em bers of th e class a re en- g . Cosby, in stru c to r in p o ultry hus- v o "id ndd to an alread y a ttra c tiv e
10:00 a. m.— P lan n in g county pro
Tuesday evening after he returned tltled to one evening fo r th e ir g rad - bandry, extension service.
.................................. »2.855.411.69 gram s of work and appointing com
com m unity.
uation exercises a fte r fo u r years of
" A few g en eral rules may be advo-
home from high school.
2,71 1,327.17 m ittees.
T here are m any u nsightly fences 1920
One of the Halloway children, a stren u o u s high school w ork w ithout Sa Led ’L’ 8I?y8 M,r ' Cosby> ‘ ,buL 8Pcce8S I A
10:30 a. m. — A dopting co n stitu
-
. . .
.
depends largely on th e individual s i and ou tb u ild in g s on m any farm s
fourth grade pupil, is also ill and is re
t rference from an o u tsid e en ter- ability and pow er of ad a p ta b ility to which m ight be dispensed w ith and
144,084.52 tion and by-laws.
ed wi
ported to have chicken pox.
In crease 5.314 per cent.
ta in m e n t org an izatio n w hich r£gu- solve th e problem s th a t frequently
11:00 a. in.— A ddress: “ Com m u
which d etra ct from th e appearances
It was reported th a t there was a case larly charges adm ission to its en- ari8e;
C ity o f P ortlan d .
nity
D evelopm ent” by E. E. F laville,
of
the
farm
and
th
e
com
m
unity
in
of diphtheria a t Bull Run but this has te rta in m e n ts
1
No atte m p t sh all bo m ade to rec-
1S)21 ............................
$4,774,738.99 ed ito r of W estern F arm er.
*
9
1001
om m end any type o r m ake of ma- general.
fortunately turned out to be only sore
1920 .................... .............. 4,377,404.99
2. T he 1 9 . 1 sen io r class is th e chine, except th a t cheaply co n stru ct-
1:30 . in.— Election of officers.
throat. Dr. A. W. Botkin was called to
P ain t would add several h undred
la rg e st in th e history of Union High ed in cu b ato rs are like cheap su its of
2 :00 p. m.— A ddress: “ T he W ork
attend Don Allen of Bull Run and
per
cent
to
th
e
appearance
of
many
397,334.00 of th e F arm B u reau ” , Geo. A. Mans
school, 33 g irls an d 22 boys, and we clothes—-less reliable, and w ear out I
found him with a very'suspicious look deserve, a t least, as m uch recogni- m°F~h'’ u‘5 k ly - ,
farm
homes
and buildings and would
In crease 9.077 per cent.
. , . .
.
.
field, p resid en t Oregon F arm B ureau.
ing throat. The inflamation was de i k , n a a
„ v „
J
The In cu b ato r should be assem-1 give a fine ap p earan ce to th is section
Sch ool D istrict No, I.
veloping so rapidly th a t the anti toxin tton as o th e r classes whose g rad u a- bled according to specifications of w hen th o u san d s of ea ste rn visitors
3 :00 p. m — Business m eeting.
* l,o rs 19^1 .................................. »3,111.686.74
treatm ent.w as given and cultures ta k tion exercises have not been in ter- th e m an u fa ctu re r. T est th e incuba-
It
is d esirab le th a t everyone
1920
.
2,715,736 25
en to determ ine if the disease was con ferred w ith by o th e r e n te rta in m e n ts to r w ltb a sp irit level to be certain i tra, ', '1 th ro u Kb ,b ls country,
should be on hand prom ptly a t 10
th
e
thou-
which
may
be
different
from
high
“
8
it8
le
v
e
l
«
‘his
fac
to
r
is
w
-
V
isito
r,
will
be
h
ere
by
,
tagious. The microscopic exam ination
a. m.
chool n ro o rn m s
Bential to th e p ro p er w orking of the sands w h eth er o r n ot th e fa ir is lo-
395,950.49
in the doctor’s office showed a negative s school
program s.
m achine.
T he lam ps should be !cated n ear G r e s h a m
it
w o.iia i...
In
crease
14.580
per
cent.
3. On account of th e size of th e cleaned and filled w ith new oil occa- . „
? G resham . It would be
result as did the reports from the
T hese am ounts an d percentages OBSERVE PASSION WiftlK
health office. Dr. A. W. Botkin reports 1921 c la ss,'n e a rly tw ice as la rg e 'a s »lonally to avoid accum ulation of wa- we to plan for ,b ilt tim e-
AT HOME IS SUGGESTION
a re th e to ta ls req u ired by each of
th a t Mr. Allen is im proving rapidly. any o th e r class g ra d u a tin g from the i e r in (,t h e ,l am p r.e 8ervolr-, Do *10t , PlnntlnB of 8brub8 and
a "d
Mr. Allen is quite well known in Gresh s school,
c h o o l and
» n s th
.1,»
t,„ rth
.i,» e r - fact
t„ „ . i th s a ..........
ave be.
fro n l t ° of r la
farm
e fu
t we T ® hough“
\a U ’«“
-h in P g in
“¿s position
th e T s e a n when
'e 'o L th
h " e ' m
“ ' ak
“ " in
“ o g , of law ns in lro
rm j th e fou; f«»ctlons of governm ent
On account of th e q u ara n tin e Im
am.
have already planned to have two kerosene f r ^ e i i l y causes68, ! , ^ ma- h° " ’PS Wi“ d°
‘° add
, en u m erated . reg ard less of w hat posed in G resham and th e fact th a t
Newell Fancher, the Union High ex tra num bers, a sa lu ta to ry and chine to sm oke when used again.
prosperous and hom e-like q u alities ! caused th e increase or by whose au- so many hom es of th e com m unity are
up w ith the Union High school
school student, who is ill with diph valedictory th is vear t h e n m r n m
“ T he th e rm o m ete r is responsible of the section.
i th o rity th e increase was in cu rred o r linked
w here cases of d ip h th eria and sm all
th eria is getting along in a very satis
__ ... -
— P, 8
to a larg e degree fo r th e successful!
W h eth er o r n ot th e fa ir conies to authorized.
pox have been found, it lias been
op eratio n of th e m achine. I t is a
factory m anner. He had to take a sec will consum e th e whole evening.
Ore-ham th is Is a suggestion which [ 11 ls in te restin g to note th a t the th ought wise Io close m eetings of a
4. High
school com m encem ent wise practice to te st th e accuracy of will
ond treatm ent of anti toxin on Wed
be of value for it will be of a dis- I increase in county taxes is by far public n a tu re a t P leasan t Home.
nesday when the disease attacked the g rad u atio n exercises a re alw ays free tbe th erm o m eter a t least once each
T here will be no services a t th e M. E.
tin c t benefit to th e com m unity.
th e lesser am o u n t both in am o u n t church
and
special
in
v
itatio
n
s
w
ith
reserved
S
^
t
e
Î
t
f
n
g
'
^
l
n
hoi“
w
lte
r
^
w
lth
'
a
other side of his throat. It Is thought
Sunday, March 20. • Tile pas
and in th e p ercentage of pain. Mr. tor, Rev. E arl B. Cotton su g g ests th a t
th a t with careful nursing he will rally i-eat privileges a re usually extended clinical th erm o m eter, w hich may be
LOOP HIGHWAY FARM”
H olm an expresses him self as confi th e m em bers ta k e up th e Bible ac
in a short time.
to th e p are n ts and friends of th e obtained from any physician o r drug
NAME OF JOCELYN HOME d en t th a t “ th e peak has been reached counts of th e Passion W eek, and
L ittle Robert Sterling, who was re grad u ates. A com bination w ith an 8 to re- A «w inging th erm o m eter with
them in th e o rd er given:
ported as not being so well on T hurs organization th a t reg : larly charges th e bulb on level w ith th a t of the
and th a t next year a decrease over read
Palm Sunday, March 20, M ark 11:
Jocelyn of th e Kelso
. . .
,. .
,
eggs b u t not to uching them is a ,
, W . illiam
.
day, has had a change for the better
the existing y ear will be effected.”
1-11; Tuesday, M atthew 21: 20-39;
and is somewhat improved today. adm ission would tend to destroy th is splendid guide fo r reg u la tin g and I neighborhood has ju s t received th e
Luke 21: 1-4, John 12: 20-50, M att.
fea tu re .
| m ain tain in g an even te m p eratu re .
cop y rig h t on th e nam e of his b ea u ti
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
24: 1-26; 16; T hursduy, Luke 22:
5. We do n ot favor a set ch au tau -
“T be Incubator should be operated fu l farm , n ear th e proposed Mt.
OREGON CITY CHURCH
7-38, Jo h n 14: 1 to 17: 26. Luke 22:
qua lecture to ta k e th e nlace of th e “ day o r two and re Ku late d t° a K»y- Hood loop highw ay.
The
regular
meetings
of
the
G.
A.
R.
39-53; F riday, John 18: 13 to 19:
It will be
TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY 4 lectu re to ta k e tn e place of th e
te m p e ra tu re before any eggs are
u sual address to g ra d u a te s for rea- placed in it. W hen fresh eggs are known h e re a fte r as “ The Loop High Post and Women’s Relief Corps tom or 42, L uke 22: 54 to 23-56; E aster
A n um ber of local people have re
M att. 28: 2-15; Jo h n 20: 1-
cons ap p a ren t and h erein b efo re set Put In th e m achine, th e te m p eratu re way F a rm .” T his farm was pur- row have been called off by the officers Sunday
23. It is hoped to resum e services
ceived th e a ttra c tiv e dedication pro fo rth .
! « ill fall and rem ain low for several chased rb o u t two yeurs ago from of the organizations.
The meeting of the Women’s For again E aster Sunday. In th e m ean
gram s which have been issueyl by the
o„,
C. A. Johnson now of G resham , and eign Mlslonary society of the Free tim e every precaution will be taken
F irst M ethodist Episcopal church of
Place have been fixed and th e pro- th e m achine has been run regularly Mr. Joaelyn has added to th e already Methodist church which was an to keep the contagion from g ettin g a
Oregon City. The dedication serv gram p artly arran g e d . The d ate was d u rin g th e incubation period,
ta r t in th is com m unity which ls
fine equipm ent w hich he found nounced for T hursday afternoon was s free
from contagious discuses a t
ices will be held Sunday, M arch 20, fixed a t the opening of school last , “T be eKKS sbould be tested ca re
th ere. T he place is one of th e m ost not held on account of the ban on pub present.
b u t th e en tire week has been set Septem ber. O ur com m encem ent ex fully a t least tw ice d u rin g th e hatchn.
As will be noted elsew here lti tlilu
lic gatherings.
aside as dedication w eek and th re e | e ^ ’a re
Th’e an<*
,n ,e rtile
rem ° >e<1' b eau tifu l in th a t p a rt of th e cou n try
issue th e Union High school will be
and is ideally located for a country
closed for an o th e r week by o rd er of
program s are scheduled this week, (h all, F riday evening, Ju n e 3, 1921. evening of th e second day and twdee home, as well as a m odern up-to-
F o r Hale.
the h ealth dep artm en t.
W ednesday evening was m em bership
B erry P lants. Berry P lants
We re g re t exceedingly th e conflict each dav, including th e 18th day. it d ate stock farm . T h ere a re 50 acres
C u th b ert Berry P lants
not o necessarv
tu rn necegg“
th e egg y en
rally and roll call; T hursday, fra of th e C h a u , ta u q u a w ....
ith o u r com- 1»
tirely
v er, lt ig to only
Smallpox Htatlatica.
p a rt of which is still uncleared.
L oganberry Tips.
te rn a l nig h t and F.-day, h isto ric a l' m encem ent
.................. llrely o v er’ n 18 only »«‘¡ « • » ’T to
Winfield and Gregg blackcaps,
£lnce tho publication of the article
and hope th a t th e re may slig h tly change its position,
Mr. Jocelyn has bpen in th e dairy
n ig h t.
yet be some so lu tio n of th e tro u b le
“ On th e eve of th e 18th day the business, having a herd of 12 cows T reble Gold Dollar, M arshall and E t regarding the value of prophylactics,
T he new church w hich is a th o r
incubatoi should be closed and not th a t has been m ak in g som e fine rec te rsb u rg No. 121 straw b e rry p lan ts; the Outlook has been furnished with
also E nglish Blue Damson plum even more startlin g statistics on the
i opened until th e hatch is com pleted.
oughly m odern church building lo cerned.
Very respectfully,
I Opening the door allow s th e m o istu re ords in th e cow te stin g association, trees.
cated in a m ost desirably p a rt of O re
ADELE SCHENK,
N. B,— T hese stra w b e rry plan ts smallpox question by Ruth Young
his _____
cows, , .............
all high class
to escape and dot's g rea t dam age to Records of __
gon City, will be dedicated Sunday
grades,
have
been
noticed
in
th
e
lists
!jave
bee” in8Pected. Sam ples can Gould, county public nealth nurse.
I
th
e
newly
o
r
p
artially
hatched
chicks.
BURTEN WALRAD,
The figures given for Oregon in the
m orning by Bishop W. O. Shepard.
,
be 8een a t my residence, F ifth and
EDITH HIATT,
published
from
tim
e
to
tim
e
in
th
e
I
Main
stree
t, G resham , phone 146
last Outlook were for eleven m onths
FINE SUMMER HOME
T he w ork of th is church has been
W A LTER SW EEK ,
T he Cooperative B erry Grow ers,
of 1920 and did not Include the De
DESTROYED BY FIRE O utlook.
„
, ,
of p a rtic u la r in te rest to local people
W ILBU R ALTMAN,
D. E TOW LE, Mgr.
----------
Mr. Jocelyn recen tly o b tain ed a
cember
reports, wnich showed the
fo r several reasons.
Its organiza
Sunday aftern o o n ab o u t 2 o'clock co n tract w ith th e Sandy cream ery
T eeth extracted
with
C om m ittee
num ber of cases of smallpox to have
tio n d ates back to 184 0 w hen Rev. M arch 16, 1921.
th e sum m er hom e of Mr. and Mrs. j for »H th e ir su rp lu s b u tte rm ilk and H u rts d o n ’t pay m e! ^ D e n tls try ^ t'a been 2998, with eight deaths up to Sep
Alvin F. W aller, M ethodist m ission
E xam ination tember 1. In contrast with these fig
Blaine It. Sm ith a t C lackam as n ear he expects to go into th e hog raisin g price all can afford.
ary and pioneer began w ork in O re
P rayer M eetings W ill C ontinue.
business. He has ab o u t 40 head of fre e- Dr H arry Sender, 204 Allsky ures, Massachusetts, with a population
th
e
rifle
range
was
destroyed
by
fire.
gon City.
Believing th a t all possible p recau
"Ju st hogs” as he calls them w hich ■ ’f ' g ’ P o rtla nd,
Oregon.
Main of 3,851,615, had 29 cases. Pennsyl
In 1918 several additions were tion should be tak en to c u rta il th e T he fire sta rte d on th e second floor
vania, with a population of 8,720,159,
he will fatten fo r th e m ark et. He
m ade and th e la st vestige of the old p resen t epidem ics, th e re will be no and wao caused by th e o v erh eatin g
"
’"I 8 U I Ml
The population of
C
ontractor
and
B
uilder
| also has th ree reg istered sows and
first building destroyed. In Novem Sunday services a t the B ethel Bap of a coal oil lamp. T he household ar- '
Have located in G resham and am Oregon was 783,285. Both of the east
j one reg istered b oar w hich he plans
ready to ta k e any w ork In my line ern state« have had compulsory vac
b er 1919 ju s t a few weeks a fte r the tis t church un til fu rth e r notice. tid e s on th e first floor w ere saved
to m ake th e fo undation of a h erd of Long experience W ork g u aran teed . cination for many years.
p resen t pastor. Rev. M elville T. R egular prayer m eetings will be b ut th e co n ten ts of th e second story
purebred«. T hese m ig h t be classed Let me bid on your work. Phone 327.
W ire, took charge th e church was m aintained for th e m aterial as well w ere com pletely destroyed.
as
“som e hogs’’ fo r th ey a re of a L. J. W inter.
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
T he hom e was p artially covered by
en tirely destroyed by fire. Rev. Mr. as th e m oral and sp iritu a l w elfare of
fine type.
blocking m ethods. T ry it. Dr. C. P.
Need Your Huit C leaned?
W ire and bis wife a re well know n in th e com m unity at th e hom e of Mrs. insurance and was valued at »40,000.
Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt
Mr. Jocelyn recognizes th e value
H ave lt F rench dry cleaned. Re land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
G resham w here they served th e F ra n k W ostell on T h u rsd ay even- I I t was m odern th ro u g h o u t, w ith
of
p
u
reb
red
stock
and
plans
to
ex
pairin
g
n
eatly
done.
T
ailoring
for
hardw ood floors.
M ethodist church for som e tim e.
Ings a t 7:3 0 o’clock.
change his herd of cows fo r pure- ladies and men.
T he Bank o t G resham pays 6 p er
T he ow ner, who is known as
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
“ P h easan t S m ith ’’ has engaged in breds som e tim e in th e fu tu re a l
raising Chinese p h easan ts fo r some th o u g h he is proud of his grades.
time" " He Is aiso^weTr know m 'am onZ F’"™
’“ V* thu6 ho,?-r a " " n* b“ -
inees
Mr.
Jocelyn
has decided to cut
j th e Jersey b reeders of this p a rt of the
his h erd of cows to ab o u t h alf th e ir
: county.
i He an d his wife a re m aking th e ir fo rm e r n u m b er because h e h a s n ’t
home in P o rtlan d , at th e H otel P o rt enough open land to raise th e j
land and sp e n t th e ir su m m er and am o u n t of feed necessary fo r both
and he w orks on th e th eo ry th a t !
holidays a t th e ir sum m er hom e In
w herever th e feed is poor in q u ality
! C lackam as.
o r lacking in q u an tity th e profits are
hard to find.
METHODIST CHURCH
Groceries for Less
A N N O U N C IN G
THIS WEEK
THOSE FAMOUS REX HAMS
Whole, lb. 31c ; Half, lb. 32c
Try Our R-Home
Peaches
1 can 20c, 3 cans 55c
o ins $1.05
White Ribbon
Shortening
GOOD
NONE BETTER
Medium size .........$ .63
Large size
1.20
Sunkist Oranges
Royal White Soap
2 doz. 38c
21 bars $1.00
BUY A BOX OF
Crown Flour
Muscatel Raisins
S.4TURD.4Y ONLY
25 lbs. at lb. 28c
49 lbs. $2.55
Cluster Raisins
I he Kind You like to Eat
40c box 25c
Corn Meal
Yellow and White
9 lb. bag 35c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
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A c k n o w le d g e s
P rom p t
H ettlen m n t.
The p asto r of th e M ethodist ch u rch | Sfiturday night, March 12, I lost l
suggests to th e com m unity th a t in ,m
y b y
fir‘‘ 1 b a'* ln,,ur,!d
every home fam ily w orship be held „ s so e ln tlo n ^ b .d
and th e Sunday school lesson be my policy. W hen 1 notified th e as-1
studied in lieu of th e re g u la r session ! R°clatio n of th e fire, they told me the
of th e school, and th e church s e r v - j bou8e
covered, and ad ju sted th e
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i loss a t once. In five days a fte r th e
Are I received »2100, th e am o u n t of
Suggested program of w orship and my claim . T he association has been
fair and Ju st, and Its prom pt s e ttle
study. Tim e, 10 a m
m ent helps me to rebuild at once.
Reading, I Jo h n 2: 1-14.
CAROLINE DRUBE
F am ily prayer.
G resham , Oregon, March 17, 1921.
Study of th e Sunday school les
P r e v e n t Dlweoee o f G u m s.
son, Jesu s on th e Cross.
Do you know th a t ta r ta r scales.
Golden Text, Rom ans 5 :8 . God
Im perfect fitting crow ns and bridges,
com m endetb his own love tow ard us o v erh an g in g fillings. Irrita tin g gum s,
| ! In th a t, w hile we w ere yet sin n ers, all co n trib u te to pyorrhea, pus of
j C hrist died for us.
gum , inflam m ation of gum s, loosen
Lesson Text, M atthew 27: 35-60, ing of te eth and finally loss of te eth ?
I specialize In flrst-elass d en tistry , i
and 1 C o rin th ian s 1: 21-25.
F ree exam inations. Dr. H arry 8ern-
Sunday will call to o u r m inds the ler, 203-4 Allsky Bldg , P o rtlan d ,
Oregon. Main 667«
|! triu m p h al en try Into Jerusalem
call It Palm Sunday because on th a t
Hee Joh n Brown for Insurance.
day the m u ltitu d es strew the path
I can take care of all lines of
I! of th e R edeem er w ith palm branches, sta n d ard in su ran ce, Including Fire,
| symbol of peace and blessing, as he Life, C asualty, A utom obile In the
rode into th e city.
May he come best com panies on ea rth . John
Brown, Main stre e t, G resham , phone
triu m p h a n t Into m u ltitu d es of lives
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