Gresham outlook., May 13, 1921, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 22
SPECIAL ELECTION
TO ANNEX PROPERTY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
A CLEAN FACE.
Everybody — sm all boys and
grow nups—-h a s to wash his face
once in a while. T he housew ife
even cleans house once o r tw ice a
year.
Next T hursday, May 19, is th e
tim e se t for a u n ited cleanup of
th e city. Give th e town a clean
face. Scrub up th e space you oc­
cupy. If all do th is it will be
clean an d fresh and rosy all over.
G ath er up th e rubbish. P u t it
o u t w here th e City Dads can h au l
it aw ay.
M ake th em do th e ir
part.
Mow th e g rass around your
place an d clean up th e strip in
fro n t of your lots. T rim up the
trees an d burn th e brush.
M ake
your
n eighbor
feel
asham ed if he doesn’t do th e
sam e.
Cap th e day w ith a big bonfire
and rew ard th e kiddies who help.
CLEAN UP.
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921
CLUB WORK TO BE PARISH INSTITUTE
SHOWN TUESDAY IS ORIGINATED
MONDAY NIGHT
TIM E— 8 o'clock.
PLACE -C ity Hall.
OCCASION — A djourned m eet­
ing of th e G resham Business
Men’s association. To h ea r io -
p o rt from th e 1925 fa ir site com­
m ittee as to location of th e big
exposition som ew here east of
P o rtlan d n ea r G resham
Some in terestin g m a tte rs will
be presented aud discussed and
plans m ade to actively prom ote
th is location C hairm an A. Meyers
of th e local site com m ittee has
been
investigating
possibilities
and interview ing th e big men and
g ath erin g d ata and may have a
su rp rise to spring. Jo h n Brown
has been sm oking a few ex tra
cigars and b u rn in g up gray m a t­
te r in th e in te rests of a su itab le
site.
All business men and o th ers in ­
terested in helping the plans
along are urged to be present.
M onday n ig h t. May 16.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
PICKLE FACTORY
HERE CERTAINTY
T he council a t an adjourned m eet­
The first public d em o n stratio n ot
A P arish Sunday school associa­
ing M onday evening, accepted the
An en th u siastic m eeting of Ja p ­
club w ork will be given a t th e g rad e tion was organized a t th e m eeting of
p etitio n of residents of th e te rrito ry
anese men and a few A m ericans was
school assem bly T uesday afternoon,
lying east of tow n along th e Powell
May 17th at 2 p. m., m arking the M ethodist Sunday schools which was
held a t th e tow n hall last T uesday
V alley road and ordered a special
com pletion of th e work of four sta n d ­ held at th e M ethodist church in
evening
when th e stockholders and
election called for th e purpose of a l­
ard clubs. T he club m em bers and G resham on Tuesday.
o
th
e
rs
in
terested in th e p roject m et
low ing these people to come into th e
th e ir leaders extend to thy public a
Rev. A. S. Hisey was elected p res­
city lim its. T he petition is signed by
to
elect
drectors
to conduct th e af­
cordial in vitation to atten d . Follow ­ ident of th e association, Mrs. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Province, Mr. and
fairs
of
th
e
Oregon
pickle and can­
ing th e d em onstrations, th e election
Dixon of F airview Sunday school,
Mrs. L. Crum b, Mr. and Mrs. R obert
of officers for th e ensuing y ear for
ning company.
H ausw irth, Mary Shoem aker, M. E.
th e P aren t-T each er association will vice p resid en t; Mrs. A lta G entry of
T he m eeting was full of en th u si­
S hoem aker and m ore th a n a hundred
be held.
P leasan t Home Sunday school, sec­
asm
and g rea t things a re prom ised.
voters who dw ell w ithin th e city
T he S unshine Sewing club, Division re ta ry -tre a su re r.
J. L. Stafford was appointed tem ­
lim its.
T hese officers are to serve u n til
I, consists of 15 m em bers, m ost of
porary chairm an and R. M. Sato acted
I t is said th a t approxim ately 75
them nine o r ten years of ago, all of th e org an izatio n is com pleted and a
as tem p o rary secretary.
acres a re included in th is piece of
whom will have finished th e ir work co n stitu tio n and by-laws adopted.
T he by-laws and corporation seal
land. T hose persons who signed this
by May 17th. T he Loyal W orkers.
In th e m eantim e th e pastors, Sun­
of th e com pany were approved by
petition own m ore th a n one half of
Division II, are a group of seven girls day school su p erin ten d en ts and th e
stockholders.
th e p roperty in th e e n tire tract.
who have been busy m aking for th em ­ two com m ittees appointed a t T ues­
PRIDE
OF
MULTNOMAH,”
F ive d irecto rs were elected by th e
T he section is bounded by the
selves a dress, a princess slip and o th ­ day ’s m eeting will act as an execu­ JUNIOR CALF CLUBS
stockholders.
R. W. Stafford, J. L.
PROUD
MOTHER
OF
EIGHT
n o rth line of th e Mt. Hood railw ay
e r th in g s required. T he W inning Six, tive board. These com m ittees in­
PREPARE FOR CONTEST Stafford, R. A sakaw a, F. T an ak a,
to a point w here it intersects w ith I Leslie Lynch, a well know n club Division III, in addition to th e ir reg- clude Miss H elen Bickford, Mrs. S.
T he Ju n io r H olstein Calf club was and R. N inoniya were chosen to serve
th e pipe line road w here th e boundry boy, had m any th rills last fall when u la r w ork are raisin g money to send C. Dixon, C. M. H arrison, on the
line ru n s west a sh o rt distance and his sow, “ P rid e of M ultnom ah” led two m em bers to th e su m m er school n om inating com m ittee, and Mrs. J. organized recently by Miss E thel I as directors. T hey will m eet n ex t
week to organize and elect th e of­
th en so u th and then w est again, ta k ­ out in th e ring a t th e s ta te an a t O. A. C. in Ju n e. H alf th e pro­ Ickler, Mrs. L ena St. C lair, and Mrs. Calkins, club leader.
ficers of th e com pany.
Wm.
H
ornecker
was
chosen
leader
ing in th e property of L. Crum b, Mrs. county fairs. Being introduced by ceeds from th e basket social May 19 Florence Ingals on th e organization
In a resolution w hich was u n an i­
of the club and th e follow ing officers
M ary S hoem aker and others.
com m ittee.
Mr. F a rre ll, presid en t of th e O. W go fo r th is purpose.
m
ously
passed th e sto ck h o ld ers a u ­
w
ere
elected:
Jo
h
n
Flem
ing,
presi­
T he m ovem ent to ta k e in th is sam e R. & N. at th e races was no sm all
T he Delicious E ats club is the
This executive com m ittee will a r ­
te rrito ry and a la rg e section lying event but all of th is has no com pari nam e chosen by th e seven m em bers range fo r th e next m eeting which d e n t; Percy Carlson, vice p resid en t; thorized the d irectors to lease s u it­
ea st of th is tra c t failed because son to his p resen t s ta te of excite of th e cooking club, all of whom it is will be held th e second T h u rsd ay in H enry Myers, secretary. O th er mem­ able sites for a p lan t an d office fo r
bers are Tracy and W alter Anderegg. th e com pany a t G resham and also
enough signers could n o t be ob­ m ent.
expected will have th e ir w ork com ­ November. It was voted to hold two
T hese boys own fo u r p u re bred au th o rized th e necessary expenses
tained. i t is understood th a t th e re
L ast S atu rd ay he found eig h t live pleted by Tuesday.
m eetings each y ear on th e second
calves and th e ow’ners of grad e fo r organization of th e com pany.
is also a m ovem ent u n d er way to add ly pigs a t h er side and u n d er hie
In th e cooking club dem onstration T hursday of April and November.
T he corporation seal will be cir­
calves are alread y looking forw ard to
a section of property which is near careful eye th e en tire lot are still on m em bers have been chosen to act as
Sunday school w orkers who w ere
th e tim e when they can finance the cu lar in form with th e w ords “ O re­
th e high school.
foot.
host, hostess, guests, and maid so fo rtu n a te as to be p resen t a t th e
gon Pickle and C anning com pany’’
purchase of a p u re bred calf.
T he special election was ordered
Leslie has given them th e su r H elen Maxwell is dem o n strato r.
m eeting pronounce it one of th e beet
LaRt week L. J. Allen of O. A. C., on th e circum ference and th e w ords
held up until a com m ittee from th e j roundings of a real aristo cratic fam
A dress form will be m ade during they have ever attended.
who is live stock leader in th e sta te "C o rp o rate Seal” across th e center.
council could in vestigate and find jjy an(j why not, for was not Jum bo th e afternoon. T hese are m ade from
Dr. B ert E. Sm ith, su p erin ten d en t
The com pany is incorporated w ith
fo r club work, and Miss E thel C al­
o u t if th is section w anted to come in , the sire, g ran d cham pion boar a t th e gum m ed p aper tap e pasted upon
of a d u lt d ep artm en t of th e M ethodist
a
$35,000
capital stock. The sh ares
kins
held
a
rally
for
ail
th
e
live
stock
a t th e sam e tim e. If th e re is any ' Pacific In te rn a tio n a l,
and
P rid e cotton sh irt w hile on th e individual. Board of Sunday schools won th e in ­
possibility of these people w anting cham pion am ong some very fine T he actu al cost is ab o u t $1.50, while te re st of every one from th e first clubs and a t th is tim e p ractical work a re sold a t $100 each.
T he follow ing sto ck h o ld ers w ere
in ju d g in g was given to th e 35 boys
to com e in it could be decided in one stock a t th e sta te fair?
th e saving am ounts to m any dollars word he spoke u n til he finished. His
p resen t at T uesday's m eeting;
E.
who g ath ered fo r the in structions.
election.
L ast sp rin g A rchie P eterso n of One m o th er whose d au g h ter is at lectures and ta lk s w ere full an d ru n ­
Namba,
R.
Ninom
iya,
G.
Kido,
J.
E.
T
he
m
orning
was
sp
en
t
a
t
th
e
ca
t­
Only one bid was received on grad Powell V alley m ade an investm ent O. A. C. estim ated th a t she saved ning over w ith th e sp irit and insptr-
ing and graveling F irs t stree t. This In a registered C h ester W hite. He $200 by being able to m ake clothing aiton needed to rouse Sunday school tle b arn s on th e C. H. Jo h an so n farm H enke, K lla ra d a , T. N akashim ada,
bid was fo r $65 per cubic yard for was th e only m em ber of his club fo r th e g irl w hile she was aw ay at w orkers and o th ers to th e im portance w here they judged aged cows in milk. Y. O guri, S. Iw am oto, Ja y Defoe,
W hile th e o p p o rtu n ity of judging U. K. Saikl, T. Y am aguchl, K.
rem oving th e d irt and $2.05 per cu­ who cared to pay th e price. T he school. One of these form s is on dis­ of th e work they a re doing and the
a
herd
like Mr. Jo h an so n 's is a fine T anabe, C. O kabe, S. M orlshlta, 8.
bic yard for laying and furn ish in g o th e r m em bers sold th e ir pigs at play in Bishop B ros.’ window.
need fo r m ore w orkers to carry on
lesson in Jersey judging, th e help th a t T ak ah ash i, J. U yetake, R. W. S taf­
g ravel. This is for the 860 feet low prices la st fall w hile A rchie fed
Club song.
th e work.
Mr. JohanBon gave them was of even ford, K. N agakl, H. T akao, T. Kore-
w hich th e council ordered graveled his on du rin g th e w in ter on cheaper
P e rtin e n t
rem ark s
from
Dr.
Sewing D em onstration, Division I,
m ore help. Mr. Johanson (old them hiro. R. Shiiki, T. Kido, Y. Kosobay-
and g raded west of Main Itre e t.
feeds. Now his rew ard has come Mrs. Hisey and Miss Oglebee, leaders. S m ith's ta lk in th e aftern o o n were
the breeding lines and records of the ashl, II M urahata, T. Ozaki, Y. Kido,
T he bid was ordered tabled and 12 th rifty pigs n o t a ru n t am ong
Stocking D arning— Beth Zim m er­ “Those who a re leading m ust be a
cow’s he has in his b arn and th e boys F. T anaka. A. N aganum a, K. Ouchida,
bids advertised fo r again. These them , to be sold a t six weeks for man.
long way ahead of those whom they
w ith th is in fo rm atio n to g e th e r with E. H ara, T. K inoshita, R. A sakaw a,
bids w ill be received on Monday, May prices w hich will cover all costs on
B lan k et Stitch-—M arth a H am ilton. are lead in g .” “ If you w ant to lead
th e points learn ed in ju d g in g could M. N lshlkaw a, J, K u w ah ara, J. L.
23, a t which an o th er adjo u rn ed m eet­ his previous Investm ent, w ith som e
F e a th e r S titch — Doris Brown.
.-blldren In sp iritu a l th in g s you m ust
see th e value of good breeding. He S tafford.
ing will be held.
profit, besides th e value of th e sow.
C ooking D em onstration, M ildred be sq u a re shouldered enough to lead
Owing to th e fact th a t th e Ja p a n ­
also d em o n strated how
different
T he council ordered th a t II. J.
No one who saw A rchie carefully St. C lair, leader.
them in th e th in g s (sp o rts) th ey like
kinds of care would affect th e cows. ese are th e larg est cucum ber grow ­
S tocker be em ployed to m ake a p re­ studying his club bu lletin and anx
T able settin g and serving.
to do.
In o th e r w ords capitalize
T he aftern o o n was sp en t In a sim ­ ers In th e county th ey will n atu ra lly
lim in ary survey and give estim ates on iously doing all he could for th e fam ­
Club song.
th e ir in te re sts.”
ila r way a t th e B. C. A ltm an farm be largely rep resen ted In th e com ­
plans and costs of a city sew er sys­ ily can doubt th e m oral value of
“ I believe” said Dr. Sm ith, th a t re ­
Sewing D em onstration, Division II,
w here Mr. A ltm an also gave his tim e pany b u t th e S taffords and o th ers
tem. T he health and police com m it­ such a responsibility.
Mrs. Q uicksali, leader.
ligion should be broadened un til it
to explain the breeding lines of each who are in terested em phasize th e fact
tee is to have charge and Mr. Stocker
M achine-m ade B utton Holes— Syl­ perm eates th e en ltre life. Religion
of th e cows in th e th ree classes which th a t th e com pany is by no m eans
is to work in conjunction with them . SITE COMMITTEE
is life, n ot creed. It is not b ro u g h t
via W eston and M ildred McKinney.
lim ited to Jap an ese b u t is for all
they judged.
T he probability is th a t a large septic
Sewing D em onstration, Division In to add to th e em otional side of
CHOSEN FOR 1925 FAIR
who wish to grow cucum bers for
T
he
boys
a
re
practicing
on
the
ta n k will be the only solution to the
III, Mary L. H ansen, leader.
life, tru e religion p erm eates th e
ju d g in g work and a team of th ree pickles. T h ere a re two A m ericans
problem in this place.
E. V. H auser of Portland, has been
M aking a Dress Form .
whole life.”
on th e list of sto ck h o ld ers a t th e
will be Rejected to com pete for
T he stre e t light n e a r th e form er chosen chairm an of tne site committee
Two M inute Talks.
“ If you send a boy away from a
special prize of $50 which will be p resen t tim e beside th e Staffords who
J. Cannoii hom e was ordered placed of the A tlantic-Pacific Highways and
Care of C lothing— R egina Ham- church for his recreation the chances
aw arded th e w inning team a t the are both heavily in terested .
a t th e first stree t north . This was on Electrical exposition for 1925.
m ar.
are he will not come back for re-
It is certain th a t th e com pany
O ther members of the com mittee are
Jersey Ju b ilee held a t n ea r Albany
recom m endation of th e residents of
A d u lteratio n of Cotton and Woolen ligion.” T his was a leading state-
F.
T.
G
riffith,
F.
C.
Knapp,
J.
B.
Yeon
m
eans
business and th a t they intend
some
tim
e
in
Ju
n
e.
T
h
ere
will
also
th a t section.
C loth—-G ertrude Brugger.
m ent for a stro n g appeal fo r Christian
and C. D. Bruun.
be a boy se n t to com pete in th e in to go ahead.
A new lig h t was ordered placed on
T alk on Cooking— Ada May H ud­ ad u lts to prep are them selves for
Selection of a site is now in the
P lans a re u n d er way to ob tain th e
dividual contest.
South R oberts evenue n ea r Schiller
! rig h t leadership.
hands of a com mittee headed by Mr. son.
lease of th e S h attu ck b u ilding n ear
Beside
th
e
35
boys,
th
e
county
and
statio n .
Club song.
H e said th a t a train ed leadership,
Hauser. All organizations boosting for
s ta te club leaders, th ere were th ree th e O. W. P. depot but Mr. Stafford
sites have been urged to communicate
1 but above all a consecrated leader-
local leaders p resen t a t these meet says if it is not obtained o r an o th er
Ai’enie Club Social.
with Mr. H auser or any member of BRIDE TO BE HONORED
j ship, is th e crying need of th e Sun­
su itab le building located. It will be
A dance and card p arty will be the com m ittee as soon as possible for
Ings.
BY SURPRISE SHOWER day schools, th e church and th e nn
given In th e Masonic hall in G resham
necessary to build. T he w ork will
work
of
selection
will
soon
be
begun.
J tion, a t th e p resen t tim e.
on S atu rd ay evening. May 14, by the
go ahead regardless of expense.
COUNTY
PUBLIC
HEALTH
T
he
Misses
E
thel
C
alkins
and
A rem e club.
A dm ission, $1.10 a
Dr J. T. A bbott, who said th a t he
R. M. Sato, an ex-service men,
ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
M ary H ansen w ere hostesses a t a
couple. Everybody invited.— Adv.
Snap up a W ant Ad Snap.
had th e honor of being th e first rep­
who is actin g as secretary to the
su rp rise show er given Tuesday even­
resen tativ e of th e board of Sunday
The annual m eeting of the Multnom Staffords, and In te rp re te r a t th e
ing in honor of Miss M ildred St.
school in Oregon, gave a fine and ah County Public Health association m eetings is aid in g g rea tly In th e work
C lair, bride to be.
th o u g h tfu l discussion of th e problem will be called at 2:30 P. M , Saturday
Wa8 f iVen a ' ° '" ‘7 e “£ , 7 ™ d 7 r ? o f " t h e ^ ^ c e T t May 21, 1921, a t Room 720, County Mr. Sato was a se rg e an t of th e Infan­
A very in terestin g ball gam e was $73 which will be used tow ards buy­ ,heXi o m? n rtnMnK
try and saw hard service w ith th e
played betw een th e boys and g irls of ing a piano fo r th e M. E. church.
th e home of M ,s. C alkins and a num p erio d . He was w onderfully sym pa- Court House, Portland.
42d division. He was severely w ound­
th e O rient and F airview schools last
ber of friends were p resen t to enjoy th etlc
h an d |ln g
thp BubJe(>t
Annual
reports
of
officers
and
the
Friday. T he girls from O rient won
en ‘e r'
ed
a t Soissons. Mr. 8ato is very
nut
h ' m T
XUr% T T
C° m and broUKht to 11 ,hB experiences of County Health Nurse will be given
proud of his A m erican citizenship
th o X rh t" f
8f| i
»1 S r ha<1 n° “ IOnK Ilfe “ mOn* boy8 and Klrl" of future work outlined and election of of­
th o u g h t of suspic on th a t a p arty was th e Sunday grhoo, aIld
hjB QWn ficers held. At th is meeting Miss Mary which he won by his m ilitary service.
P. Blllmeyer, the nurse for the coming He Is a g ra d u a te of th e U niversity of
being arran g ed In h er honor until bome
Chicago, C ass df 1917, and well
year,
will be Introduced.
Mr’ P' l0rence In *al8 * ave a dem -
___, . Messrs. o i B uZsTs*1 her8e' f ‘n th ” r ° Om fU"
New ventures of Interest to all the qualified to assist In th is work here.
o
r-
o
„ .L ew is B urlingam e, Clyde P eterson. ° -X.UeS
,
o
n
stratio
n
of
prim
ary
w
ork
w
ith
Rev. F red S nyder of th e A nti-Sa- Lloyd A nderson, Clyde Stone Roy
The evening was spent in fortune about „ dozpn g rad e Bchoo, chjl(lren people of the county will be discussed,
L°.°.n
WL11 Prpac.h next S un-¡G reen, Melvin Surface, Amll ’Loser
and every d istrict should be well rep ORIENT P. T. A HOLDS
day evening a t 8 p m in the M. E and Ed. B urlingam e of Vancouver. tellin g and o th e r ap p ro p riate pas- w hlch waH onp of
moBt
resented.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
church. All are invited.
The evening was sp en t playing gam es tim es. Many b eautiful gifts of linen, thlngH of thfl ge8glon. M„ ,
The tim e was arranged in order th at
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and R efreshm ents of ice cream and cake silv er and china w ere received.
clearly dem o n strated h e r ab ility to teachers and parents attending the
The O rient P aren t-T each er asso­
d au g h te r and Mrs. C. S tanbaugh of were served, th cake bearing eig h t­
Those p resen t beside th e guest of m anage p rim ary children.
V ancouver were Sunday guests of een candles. Mrs. Jo h n P eterson as­
county school graduation exercises can ciation held its election of officers last
honor, th e two hostesses and th e ir
th e ir a u n t, Mrs. Edwin B urlingam e sisted Mrs. Burlingam e.
Rev. M. B. P aro u n ag ian also gave more easily be present. The efficiency Tuesday afternoon. H ow ard Lake
and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cree of
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Dolph e n te r­ m others. Mrs. R. W. C alkins and a flne talk on th „ nppd for c u It|v a t. of the work can only grow as the cit­ was re-elected p resid en t of th e s.sso-
P o rtlan d w ere also guests a t the tained th e ir two d au g h ters and son Mrs. C arrie H ansen, w ere Mrs. H. L Ing rev eren ce.
B urlingam e home.
He pointed o u t tne izens of the county show th e ir Inter­ clatlon, Mrs. H. G. M ullenhoff, vice
and th e ir fam ilies from P o rtlan d last St. C lair, Mrs. Leslie St. C lair, Mrs.
est and their desire to cooperate.
Miss Ixiulse M oller is slow ly re ­ Sunday.
p resid en t and Mis. R. R Milne, sec­
carelessness displayed by Christians
covering from h er recent operation.
Miss A rleta Josephine arrived at A lta G entry and th e Misses Mabie in th e ir a ttitu d e tow ard church serv­
reta ry -trea su re r.
She is staying w ith h er m other. Mrs. th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs E M. S u rf­ Shipley, E thel M ew hirter, M artha
East o f tlie K andy R e p re w n te d at
Miss Iva Ten Eyck gave a flne talk
A. B Moller.
ace W ednesday, May 11. M other and H agberg, Em m a B. Jo hnson, Thelm a ices and th e s p irit of irreverence
P e m lle to li.
on th e value and need of cooperation
which is often displayed. One of the
Roy DoUtlilt, who has been at i d a u g h te r doing fine.
Mrs F ran k
The E ast of the Sandy Parent-teach­
South Bend, W ashington, visited his Axtell of G resham is caring for Mrs Metzger, Gladys Neal, G race F ield ­ instances he cited was th e h ab it th a t
ers' association voted at its last meet­ betw een th e hom e and school and
house and G ertru d e A lexander.
sister. Mrs. J W. Moller and fam ilv Surface
is p rev alen t of en terin g a t any tim e ing to send its president. Mrs. H arding asked th e m others to work with h er
the past week
j Edwin H Hoyt, ex-senator and
d u rin g a church service. Most peo­ as delegate to the state parent-teachers and let h e r work with them fo r th e
Mrs. H. M Donley of Spokane, sta te tre a s u re r from Des Moines
welfaN* of th e children. Mrs Ellen
ple w ait a t th e en tra n ce d u rin g convention at Pendleton, May 11 14.
W ashington, Mrs. Roy W. Ash w orth 1 Iowa, visited his au n t, Mrs Ju lia
of San Francisco, G ran t Shaw and Snover.
Mrs. Snover accom panied I
p ray er b u t It Is a ra re exception when
It was also decided to set the May ( base told of th e w ork she has been
fam ily of P ortland and G eorge Shaw Mr. Hoyt to P ortland and visited rel­
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
they do so d u rin g the read in g of the meeting one night ahead of the regu­ doing th e past y ear In h e r room with
and fam ily of Fairview were Sunday atives fo r several days last week
lar date as th is date conflicted with In terestin g and very Instructive. It
g u ests of Mr and Mrs. Leslie St.
John B urlingam e and fam ily of WANTED— Residence lot in G resh­ Bible. “ It Is sa id ” Mr. P aro u n ag ian
am . W ill pay cash fo r th e rig h t cintinued, “ th a t p ray er is m a n 'ta lk ­ some of the commencement week af­ alm s to m ake th e h ab it of form ing
C lair and Mrs. H annah Shaw.
Tygh Valley, form er residents of
one.
In q u ire a t Outlook office, ing to God w hile th e read in g of th e fairs at the high school, making this good h ab its a joyful th in g of In ter­
Miss Leila Gibbs, of G resham , was F airview , have retu rn ed to m ake
phone 1661.
tf
a g u est of Mrs. Louise M orrison over th e ir hom e here.
sc rip tu re is God talk in g to .m a n ." meeting come on May 17th, Instead of est to children of school age.
Sunday.
I G eorgie Shaw, who has been vlsit-
the 18th. As th is rs the end of the
Miss Elva Dolan talked on school
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Cady and ¡ing his g ran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs RAG RUGS woven, T hird s tre e t near Which is th e m ore im p o rtan t, which fiscal year and also m e election of
d au g h ters M argaret and D orothy I N L Sm ith n ea r G resham , has re­
Hood avenue, phone 993.
26 should com m and th e m ore resp ect?" officers for the ensuing year, a full equipm ent and th e th in g s needed In
sp e n t Sunday w ith friends in Port-1 turned home.
th e average school room.
A basket d in n e r a t 6 p. m was a
la n d - v. r
I Mrs. Lena Anderson and Mrs W E ARE IN BUSINESS a t th e old d elig h tfu l p a rt of th e program and attendance is desired.
Mrs. 8adle C hase was appointed
Jack L uscher, J r ., was appointed Claude K napp were shopping in P o rt-
stand. Get o u r prices before you a g re a t deal of helpful inform ation
as a ^com m ittee of one to choose a
PRO CLA M A TIO N ,
by th e council to fill th e office of city i land last Friday,
sell G resham Produce Co., Powell
tre a su re r. A rth u r Copeland resigned
Mrs R. N Wilcox visited h er son,
was obtained.
T h u rsd ay , May 19, having been collection of P erry pictu res to be
stree t, phone 31.
29
on account of moving to th e Sundial Dr Wilcox and fam ily, in P o rtlan d
T he evening lectu re "K eeping chosen by th e town council for clean- used In th e O rient school.
ranch for th e sum m er.
' W ednesday.
WANTED— A good farm horse, wt. Step with D ad" was one of th e m ost up day, and provision having been
Mrs. H. Donley left fo r h e r home i The M ethodist Ladles' Aid society
ab o u t 1400 pounds. Price m ust e n te rta in in g and really helpful lec- m ade fo r th e hau lin g a s a y of rub-
p er cent In terest on six
In S pokane T uesday evening
is planning tw o affairs of In terest for
be reaso n ab le
E. M. 8tone,
m o n th s’ tim e may be had a t F irs t
tu
re
s
th
a
t
has
ever
been
given
In
b<»h
on
Friday,
May
20,
I
hereby
The en te rta in m e n t given by the j the n ea r futu re. On S atu rd ay even-
phone 456.
p
S tate Bank by tak in g United States
G resham .
| proclaim th e afternoon of May 19 T reasu ry C ertificates— th e sa fe st se­
E pw orth League F rid ay nig h t was ing. May 14, an Ice cream social will
¡as
a
half
holiday
and
urge
th
a
t
busi­
well atten d ed and enjoyed by all be held a t th e home of Mrs. Edwin FOLDING RED — Genuine quartered
cu rities In th e world today.
One of th e p ertin en t rem a rk s of
houses be closed fo r th e a fte r­
present. Music was furnished by th e B urlingam e and on Tuesday after-
saw ed oak
F olding bed and m a t- ' this lectu re was " T h a t boy or g irl of ness
noon to allow all to tak e a p a rt in
Misses Rosalie L uscher, G ertrude noo*. May 17, a tea will be given at
Iln iw l L a u n d ry ,
A lexander, L illian H eslin, Mrs. A. L. the home of Mrs. John M oller. A
th e g en eral clean-up
Also all kinds of work except c u r­
Stone, Mesra Louis Stone and Oscar cordial invitatio n is extended to
K.
A.
M
ILLER.
Mayor.
tain s and collars. Located on Hood
and look them over. J. E M etzger, | er you " re *o ,n * ,n th e r *«h t o r
Zinn.
T he proceeds am ounted to these affairs.
avenue, between T hird and F o u rth .
[h o n e 1901,
' wrtjpg d irectio n ."
Outlook's new phone—-1661.
Mrs. John 8tanley, phone 996.
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