Gresham outlook., September 06, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

GKKMiAM OUTLOOK,
COMMUNITY COUNCIL
HOUSE KEEPING IS
WORK TO BE PERMANENT
NOT HOME MAKING
DODGE and MAXWELL
THREADED RUBBER BATTERIES
At SpeciaE Price
Gresham Storage Battery Company
Latourell Bldg.
S. S. PUGH, Mgr.
Phone 2331
P A G B TH K H K
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building of c h a racter an d th e pres­
ervation of liberty was both th e rem -
■ edy and th e goal.
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The day was perfect, no m ore de­
lig h tfu l fall day could be im agined,
it was w arm and clea r w ith a golden
quality h ard to describe:
The
I w arm th and clearness o u tsid e was
typical of th e atm o sp h ere inside
,i w here only th e frien d liest of feelings
prevailed and w here th e highest
ideals th riv ed and an y th in g less than
th e best one could give seem ed a
poor and shoddy co n trib u tio n to th e
day’s success;
P erh ap s m ore th a n any one had
dream ed of, it called o ut th e highest
and best ideals in each person pres
ent and th e effect of th e m eeting
cannot help b u t be of p erm anent
value to th e com m unity. W hen peo
pie once catch a vision of h ig h e r life,
h ig h er ideals and b e tte r things, they
can never be so contented w ith things
as they are.
CORBETT
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se c u rin g of m ore tim e for th e busy
m others th a t they m ight spend more
tim e in study and in th e direction of
the sp iritu a l lives of th e ir children.
As a la st note Dean Milan urged
th a t children be ta u g h t to help in
the hom e and add som ething of
value to th e hom e life. Teach them
to have th e idea of using as a guide
th e th o u g h t "n o t of how much can
I g et o u t of this, but w hat can I put
Into it.’*
Mrs. Sadie Chase, th e local speak
er, in a few th o u g h tfu l statem ent's
told of how she let h er child guide
her in securing th e rig h t influences
in the home. "W hen my child seeks
th e homes of his friends, I study
those homes to see w here in lies th e ir
charm and try to add thest^ qualities
to my own hom e.” Sho also spoke
of th e hab its of religious life and
train in g which w ere m ade a p a rt of
the life of th e child and th e value of
these h ab its in form ing of c h a racter
Miss E th el C alkins told of t h e
work of th e G irls’ In d u strial clubs
and th a t alth o u g h som etim es m isun­
derstood th e ideal of th e w ork was
to train th e g irls for b e tte r house­
keeping and inspire them to th e a rt
of b etter hom e-m aking.
Mrs. A lta G entry was called upon
and she suggested th a t som e definite
action be ta k en to conserve th e in ­
spiration gained a t th is m eeting and
th a t stu d y classes be organized for
work th is w inter. No defin ite action
was tak en b u t th e re was consider­
able discussion during th e noon hour
and several different m ethods w ere
discussed. T he b e tte r homes com ­
m ittee of th e nev,- com m unity council
will recom m end ce rtain lines of ac­
tivity along th is line a'nd definite
action will aw ait th e m eeting Sep­
tem ber 29 a t C ottrell schoolhouse
but it is certain th a t th e re will be
stu d y clubs form ed of ea rn est wom­
en who desire to a tta in th e ideal of
b etter homes.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H arley Bates,
a boy, F riday, S eptem ber 2.
H orace, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
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W ard Evans, had th e m isfo rtu n e to
have his fingers so badly m ashed id
a cider mill it was necessary to am ­
p u tate thf^ m iddle finger.
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The C orbett baseball team were
gam e losers in two gam es played
Sunday and Monday betw een G resh­
am and C orbett on th e C orbett d ia­
mond, and Springdale and C orbett at
Springdale, the score stood 3 to 1 in
favor of Springdale.
Mrs. E thel S tew art cam e o u t from
P o rtlan d S aturday evening and re­
m ained un til M onday evening at h er
home, F ern d ale Place.
A GOOD INVESTM ENT — THE EASY RIDING
A p arty of Mazamas enjoyed v isit­
ing the b eautiful co untry hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. B arr, n ear B ridal Veil,
Sunday. Mr. B a rr raises th e Brown
Swiss Jerseys an d P lym outh Kock
chickens and is doing a very th riv in g
farm ing business and was besieged
w ith questions by his distinguished
callers.
Fred C. Reed m ade a business trip
to H illsboro W ednesday and T h u rs­
day.
PLEASANT HOME
Rev. and Mrs. Edw ard M urphy and
F. O. B. Factory^
d au g h ter Gladys sp en t th e week-end
The B aptist L ad ies’ Aid will m eet
a t Cascade Locks.
at the hom e of Mrs. W alw orth on
next T hursday aftern o o n . Septem ber
GILLIS
8. A special program has been pre­
pared and th e Rev. E arle D. Simms
T he Misses Alice and F lorence will be present and give a talk on his
F. O. B. Factory
Lake, d au g h ters of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. work and trav els in China.
The
Lake, left on S atu rd ay m orning for M ethodist Aid society has been in ­
Coos county to engage in teaching. vited and all women in terested in
th e work will be welcome.
Alice, who was g rad u a ted from the
Miss Iren e Cotton, of Salem, h a s.
M onm outh N orm al in Ju n e of th is been th e g u est of h er b ro th er, the
W. A. HESSEL
Phone 1141
year, will su b stitu te tem p o rarily for Rev. E arl B. Cotton, since S aturday.
her fath er. She will be principal of T heir m o th er Mrs. Geo. W. Cotton,
of Salem, cam e Monday evening for |
th e N orth Bend high school w here 18 a sh o rt visit and the p arty expect to
THE
PLEASANT HOME barber
If your work seem s lik e lab o r it is in stru c to rs are em ployed. Upon her enjoy a trip on the C olum bia river
shop and pool room will be open because you d o n 't enjoy it. If you re tu rn she will en ter. Pacific U niver­ highw ay today (T u esd ay ).
from 8. a. m. to 8 p .m. from now
Dr. Emil E n n a will be at th e O rient I
sity as a senior. F lo ren ce will teach
on, C. B. Steinm an.
tf did you work would be y o u r royal
g ran g e hall S aturday evening, Sep­
for th ree m onths a t Bandon a fte r tem ber 10, to give one of his d elig h t­
sport.
which she will re tu rn to M onmouth to ful m usical program s. Dr. E nna will
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv. O utlook & Daily O regonian......$6.35 finish h er norm al course. She ex­ be assisted by n d ram atic reader, a
pects to com plete th e course In Ju n e soloist and possibly a violinist. A
Outlook, Daily and Sunday
very sm all adm ission ch arg e will be
O utlook’s new phone— 1561.
O regonian ................................... 8.00 a t th e age of 18 years.
made.
The M ethodist L ad les’ Aid
society, u n d er whose auspices the
concert is being given, will serve
light refresh m en ts.
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Overland “4 ” Automobiles
Touring ....................$595.00
Roadster ................ $595.00
C o u d e.........................$350.00
S e d a n .........................$895.00
WILLYS-KNIGHT Touring ....$ 1 5 2 5 .0 0
WILLYS-KNIGHT Roadster . . . .$1475.00
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
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NEW PRICES
on FORD CARS
EFFECTIVE SEPT. 2
Chassis .......................... $390
R o a d ste r..................... $420
Touring ........................ $450
Coupe ............................ $595
Sedan ................... . $660
Truck ............................ $445
\\ hen you get your ‘‘pay envelope,” put a part of the
money in ()L R BANK and have the credit entered in
your bank book.
If you don’t do this you will never get ahead; when
you do, you will prosper.
Banking money will encourage you to work and
EARN MORE—just as sure as you are born.
If you have not yet begun banking your money
BEGIN NOW.
We invite YOUR Ranking Business.
BANK OF GRESHAM
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY.
CHEVROLET
Prices Reduced
$ 1 0 0 .0 0
You can now buy a NEW CHEVROLET, at Gresham,
fully equipped, including gas and oil, for
Prices are F. O. B. Detroit.
Equipped with starter, de-
mountable rims, rim carrier
and spare rim. Timken bear­
ings in front wheels.
R A K E R & SON
HOME
SWECT
HOME
LE S PUT ON A RECORD
AND DANCE, 8E.TTY ! [
Phone 1301
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$675
V e have a full line of parts and accessories for
CHEVROLET CARS
COTTRELL
Ford durability isn't a .matter of accident, it is a matter
of painstaking thoroughness in laboratory and factory. The
Ford is a car of precision—of standardized values. Order
your f;ord car now. No matter how fast they may be made
the demand multiplies faster. Order today for we can make
fairly prompt deliveries — Runabout, Touring Car, Coupe,
Sedan, Truck and Fordson Tractor.
GRESHAM
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(Sortit,
TROUTDALE
The T ro u td ale L adles' Aid will I
meet on W ednesday, Septem ber 14 !
a t th e hom e of Mrs. C. I. Thom as. A
cordial in v itatio n Is extended to all.
The m eeting has been postponed to
the second Monday of th e m onth on
account of th e an n u al m eeting of the
E astern M ultnom ah P ioneer asso­
ciation which m eets at C orbett W ed­
nesday, Septem ber 7.
O
ESTACADA
M NOT VERY
CRAZY VO DAN CL* '
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E lder K lo tzb ark , of P o rtlan d , will
preach at th e C ottrell com m unity
church Sunday, Septem ber 11, a t 11
a. m. and at 2 :3 0 p. m. A num ber of
fam ilies are planning on ta k in g bas­
k et lunches and spending th e day at
th e church. W hile no plan for a big
all-day m eeting has been m ade, all
who wiBh to ta k e th e ir d in n er and
will spend th e day, are asked to feel
free to do so. All are cordially in ­
vited to a tte n d the service.
Mr. and Sirs. A ndrew s E n tertain
Many Guest«.
FIELDS MOTOR CAR CO
OF GRESHAM
Latourell Bldg.
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L abor day was a day of su rp rises [
for Mr. and Mrs. G. W. A ndrew s of I
the P leasan t Home neighborhood.
Early In th e afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
H W. Cooley of G resham called on
them and before they left an o th er
p arty of five guests from P o rtlan d
stopped for a sh o rt visit. J u s t ab o u t
th e tim e they left Ruebfn T reber, I
Rev. Mr. Bunch, his b ro th er, who Is!
also a m inister, and Rev. Mr. E ig u h r'
i came in to spend th e afternoon. T he
j la tte r p a rt of th e evening a n o th e r ;
1 party of eight from one of th e W ll-,
I lam ette valley tow ns stopped and I
sp en t th e n ig h t a t th e A ndrew s home. ]
This m orning th is party continued on .
| th eir trip up th e C olum bia riverTilgh-
I way.
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RO CK B O T T O M PRICES
is what the automobile^wner wants when he is plan­
ning to have his car overhauled.
And that is what he is assured of when he calls on
us. Permit us to add your name to our list of satisfied
customers.
—and all at ROCK BOTTOM Prices.
GRESHAM GARAGE
Phone 2391
Southard & Southard
Night Phone 25x5
Whitney Roys Chorus, Masonic Hall, next Friday Night