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G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
HEADS OF FARM BUREAU FEDERATION FOR 1922 PLANS PROGRESSING
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IX ATLANTA
FOR FARMERS’WEEK
C h ris tm a s fe s tiv itie s a n d fam ily w ere p re s e n t b esid es th e im m e d ia te
T h e p ro g ra m fo r F a r m e r 's w eek,
g a th e r in g s w ere m an y in th is v icin ity fam ily Mr. an d M rs. W ard In g lis a n d
J
a
n
u a r y 16 to 21, is lin in g up In
on C h ris tm a s eve a n d C h ris tm a s day. c h ild re n , Mrs. W in. K in ler, m o th e r of
sp le n d id s ty le an d s p e a k e rs a re be­
| M rs. W ard In g lis, Miss M iriam In g lis,
T h e s p irit of good w ill ru le d th e day.
ing d efin itely assig n e d to th e ir p laces
Mr. a n d M rs. C. I. R a k e r, M r. an u
on th e p ro g ra m .
V a rio u s S u n d ay sch o o ls an d o th e r Mrs. E llsw o rth R a k e r a n d W illiam
P ro f. It. V. G unn w ill h a n d le th e
o rg a n iz a tio n s h eld ex ercises d u rin g L ig h t o f T ro u td a le , b ro th e r o f Mrs.
su b je c t of F a rm R ecords.
th e w eek p re c e e d in g C h ris tm a s, d is­ In g lis. T h e ta b le d e c o ra tio n s w ere e s­
On D airy Day. P rof. E. R. F itts ,
tr ib u te d g ifts a n d to o k o fferin g s fo r p ecially a ttra c tiv e an d called fo rth
d a iry sp e c ia list w ill d iscu ss sp ecial
t|»e poor. F a m ily tr e e s w ere lig h te d much*)) raise.
p h a se s of th e d a iry p ro b lem s.
a n d the" g ifts d is trib u te d on (V irist-
R ay T odd an d fam ily of R idgefield,
C. L. L ong, e x ten sio n sp e c ia list
m as eve an d C h ris tm a s m o rn in g .
W a sh in g to n an d F re d T odd a n d farti-
will
he h e re on H o rtic u ltd ra l Day and
A tre e a n d p a rty on S a tu rd a y ! ily w ere g u e sts on C h ris tm a s day of
w ill d iscu ss p ro b lem s of th e B erry
n ig h t a t th e h om e o f Mr. a n d Mrs. Dr. a n d M rs. R. H. T odd.
(Left to right) James R H o w a rd , president; Howard Leonard, Illinois; O. E. Bradfute, vice president;
G row ers.
C a rl
A ld er c e le b ra te d
th e
first
M r. an d M rs. C. l. R a k e r h a d as
v X f C aiiforniieCr
C' & Br0W"’ Anzona: J' T’ Or*> Texasi C E. Gunnels, Treasurer; W. H.
II. E. Cosby, p o u ltry ex ten sio n
C h ris tin a s of th e i r wee d a u g h te r, ¡ g u e s ts , on C h ris tm a s Mr. a n d M rs.
w
o
rk e r of th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l
E v ely n .
T h e g u e sts w ere Mr, a n d E llsw o rth R a k e r a n a Miss E m m a
co llege is ex p ected h e re fo r P o u ltry
M rs. H. W . C ooley a n d d a u g h te r , Jo h n s o n .
Day. J. N. S haw , in s tru c to r in v e t­
'■I.
and
o rg e A rm ­
A h ap p y p a rty m et a t the’ h o m e of
e rin a ry w ork a t O. A. C „ w ill also be
s tro n g an d so n , W a lte r. .Mr. an d Mrs. Mrs. P. A. G ould fo r th e C h ris tm a s
h e re P o u ltry Day.
G. W. A lld er, M r. a n d M rs. A. C. fe a s t, w hen th e y en jo y e d tu rk e y s e n t
Miss A. G race Jo h n s o n w ill be one
S taffo rd and fam ily , Mr. a n d Mrs. fro^n T h e D alles by Mr. an d Mrs.
of
th o se In ch n rg e of th e H om e E con­
G eo rg e H ayden a n d fam ily , M rs. Iva L ook f o r th e d in n e r.
B esid es Mrs.
om ics c o u rse w hich w ill be c a rrie d on
L lttle p a g e , Mr. an d M rs. L. P. M an­ G ould a n d Miss C o ra G reen th e r e
a t th e lib ra ry a t th e Bailie tim e th a t
n in g , A rth u r C a rn in e of C ond o n , O re­ w ere p re s e n t th e R e * an d Mrs. J. H.
th e a g ric u ltu ra l sectio n is in session
gon, a cousin of M rs. C arl A ld er. W ood, Mr. an d M rs. W. E. Beegle,*M r.
a
t th e g ra n g e h all. Miss J o h n s o n is
T h e tre v w as lo ad ed w ith g if ts fo r a n d M rs. Roy S ta r b a rd an d baby, Mr.
in c h a rg e of th e d e p a rtm e n t of h o u se ­
th o s e p re s e n t a n d e v ery o n e receiv ed an d M rs. H. L. B all an d d a u g h te r ,
hold m a n a g e m e n t a t O. A. C. Tw o
a sa c k of candy, o ra n g e s an d o th e r A n n a, A n d rew a n d A d d le P u lle n .
to p ics a n n o u n c e d a re “ How to m ak e
T h e E. W. A l s w o r t h a n d Geo.
fr u its .
It w as a h ap p y p a rty th a t
y o u r head sav e y o u r h e e ls” a n d “ T he
(L eft to right) H. C. McKenzie, New Y ork; Jo h n F Burton U tah- R=>lr.k
a
v
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b ro k e up a little b efo re m id n ig h t P ag e fam ilie s a n d J. W. L aw re n c e
S i,v er’ W e s‘ V irg in i,: Jam e# w - M or‘o n ' Ce’orRia?
E fficient K itc h e n .”
w ith w ishes o f a m e rry C h ris tm a s.
h ad th e ir u su a l fam ily re u n io n a t th e
M iss C ooley in c h a rg e o f th e a rt
M r. an d Mrs. M. D. K e rn w ere C h ris tm a s seaso n . T h e tr e e w as a t
an d te x tile d e p a rtm e n t a t O. A. C.,
C h ris tm a s d in n e r g u e s ts a tA h e h om e th e A y lsw o rth h o m e a n d th e d in n e r a t
w ill be h e re o n e d ay an d w ill d e m o n ­
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
RICHARD STAFFENSON
of th e i r so n , Roy a n d fam ily , as w ere th e P a g e hom e. M r. P a g e ’s s is te r, FRED H. CRANE DIES
s
t r a te th e fittin g o f g a rm e n ts , th e
ON
CHRISTMAS
DAY
PROVES
UNUSUAL
TREAT
WEDS
MRS.
ALMA
LARSON
also M r. an d M rs. A. E. K e ssle r a n d M iss C o n sta n c e P a g e of P o rtla n d w as
c h a n g in g of p a tte rn s to fit u n u su a l
. little d a u g h te r , D oroth y .
th e g u e s t fo r th e day.
G re sh a m people and th e ir frie n d s
M any frie n d s g a th e r e d a t th e i fig u res a n d also th e m a k in g an d fin­
Mr. a n d M rs. L eslie S t.C la ir an d
R. D. B ailey a n d fam ily an d M rs.
j pack ed
th e
M eth o d ist
E piscopal
L u th e ra n c h u rc h F rid a y e v e n in g , De i ish in g of ta ilo re d g a rm e n ts , bound
M rs. H. M. S haw e n te r ta in e d a t d in ­ F ie tta H ib b e rt e n jo y e d a C h ris tm a s ;
c h u rc h to cap a c ity S u n d ay ev en in g cem b e r 23, to w itn ess th e cerem o n y b u tto n holes, p la c k e t, etc.
n e r M r. an d M rs. H. L. St. C lair, tr e e a t th e h om e of Roy B ailey on
Miss I. S m ith w ill d iscu ss th e p ro p ­
w hen th e c h o ir gav e th e sacred c an ­ by w hich Mrs. A lm a L a rso n becam e
C h ase, W in ifre d a n d M a rg a fe t b t. C h ris tm a s eve.
th
e
b
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of
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S
taffen
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.
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r
food fo r fa m ilie s an d also th e m ost
ta
ta
,
“
T
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A
d
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ra
tio
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.”
T
h
is
has
C la ir, Mr. an d M rs. G eorge Shaw find ; A fam ily g a th e r in g w as h eld a t th e
T h e c h u rc h w as d e c o ra te d w ith I im p o rta n t q u e stio n , school lu n ch es.
been p ro n o u n ced by m any as th e best
c h ild re n , G eorge J r ., T om m y an d h om e o f Mr. an d M rs. W rn. L ew is I
M
iss -----
M ary
B illm ey er w ill have
T h e w e d d in g ,
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m u sical tr e a t t h a t hi«s e v e r been C h ris tm a s g a rla n d s .
H elen o f F a irv ie w .
w hich w as a jo y to th o se w ho h a d a
given in G resh am . T h e voices w ere p a rty e n te re d to th e s tr a in s of th e <’h a r K*‘ of H e a lth Day an d w ill discus
C h ris tm a s g u e e ts a t th e h o m e of | p a rt in it. T h e re la tiv e s p re s e n t w ere
ex cellen t a n d th e solo an d c h o ru s w edding m arch play ed by Miss M abel j ,h o se m e a su re s w hich m ay be takei
Mr. a n d Mrs. O. A. E a stm a n w ere Mr. a n d M rs. B. M. H ow ell an d fam - i
w ork reflected g r e a t c re d it on th e S taffen so n , s is te r of th e g ro o m , a n d to in s u re b e tte r h e a lth fo r th e fam ily
M rs. C ora W a lk e r a n d d a u g h te r , ' ily, Mr. a n d M rs. J . T. L ew is an d fam - j
sin
g e rs a n d th e d ire c to r. T h e n u m ­ H okan T ru e d so n , w ho acco m p an ied a n d fo r th e co m m u n ity .
A lice an d Mrs. M. E . P a tte rs o n .
I Ily, M rs. M. Jo n e s an d so n , Mr. an d
h e r w ith th e violin.
M iss E th e l I. C a lk in s is in c h a rg e
bers w ere as fo llo w s:
G re sh a m people w ho jo in e d in a Mrs. C. E. Ja c k s o n a n d fa m ily 'w e re
of
C lub Day M onday, an d th e local
T
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e
b
rid
e
w
as
c
h
a
rm
in
g
in
a
deep
Part
I.
Prophecy.
fam ily p a rty in P o rtla n d a t th e h o m e also g u e sts.
b lue silk d re ss and c a rrie d c a rn a c lu b le a d e rs w ill d iscu ss th e i r w ork
B
ehold
a
K
in
g
S
hall
R
u
le,
p
re
lu
d
e
,
of M r. a n d Mrs. J. W. Cook w ere Mr.
F ifte e n re la tiv e s p a rto o k of C h r is t- |
tio n s. S he w as a tte n d e d by Miss an d o u tlin e p la n s fo r th e fu tu r e w ork
bass solo, ch o ru s.
an d Mrs. H arvey M. M iller, G len ­ m as c h e e r a t th e C. M. Z im m erm an
T h e S p irit o f th e L o rd , c o n tra lto L illie N elson w ho w as p ow ned i„ I of th e clu b s.
w ood M iller, Mr. a n d M rs. L. L. K id ­ hom e. M r. a n d M rs. W. II. E lfo rd
c a n a ry yellow o rg a n d ie an d c a rrie d
solo, ch o ru s.
d e r, Jo y ce, R o b e rta a n d R o g er an d an d d a u g h te r In ez, Mr. an d M rs. E. C. i
R a g n a r S taffen MASONIC OFFICERS
B ehold, I C re a te a New H eaven, pink c a rn a tio n s .
Miss M ina G ilb ert, ilr. a n d M rs. J . E lfo rd a n d fam ily o f P o rtla n d w ere
son, b ro th e r of th e g ro o m , w as b es'
solo voices a n d ch o ru s.
INSTALLED TONIGHT
E .a C la n a h a n of S easid e, w ho a re th e re , a lso Mrs. Z im m e rm a n ’s s is te r ,
m an.
T h e rin g cerem o n y of th e
P art II. A dvent.
sp e n d in g th e h o lid ay s w ith re la tiv e s Mrs. F lo re n c e H ein e an d little s o n , 1
T h e fo llo w in g officers h a v e been
G lory to God in th e H ig h e st, solo L u th e ra n c h u rc h w as re a d by Rev
h e re , w ere also g u e s ts a t th e p a rty . B illie, w ho re c e n tly cam e fro m C a li­
elec
ted in th e G resh am
M asonic
J.
I
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so
n
.
Miss
H
ilm
a
T
ru
e
d
so
n
voices a n d ch o ru ses.
M r. an d M rs. B. L. W a lra d an d fo rn ia to m a k e th e ir h o m e h e re .
L odge No. 152 an d w ill be in s ta lle d
sa
n
g
,
“
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P
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m
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M
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in
a
c
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ch
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so n s, L eslie an d
B u rto n , en jo y e d
M r. a n d M rs. M a rtin G rass a n d
to n ig h t, (T u e s d a y ) , D ecem ber 27:
ing way.
LIEXTEXAXT EHEI» H. CK .IX E
P a n III. A doration.
C h ris tm a s d in n e r w ith frie n d s in little d a u g h te r cam e fro m P o rtla n d to
W. M., A. F. H a m m a r; S. W.,
A
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pen
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G
ates,
te
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I
o
.
P o rt la t*l.
sp en d .C h ristm as w ith M rs. G ra s s ’
J.
E. M etzg er; J. W., A rch ie M eyers;
W o rd h as been receiv ed o f th e
u la lio n s w ere received by M r. am ’
W e T h re e K ings, m a le clWtrus.
Dr. an d Mrs. G eorg e In g lis e n te r ­ p a re n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. J . G. M etzger.
tr e a s u r e r , C. J. L u n d q u is t; se c re ­
Mrs.
StafTenson.
R
e
fre
s
h
m
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n
ts
w
ere
d
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a
th
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F
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on
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un-
Sleep
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c
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n
tra
lto
solo.
ta in e d w ith a C h ris tm a s tr e e an d d in ­ All w ere ta k e n sick w ith to n s ilttis
ta ry , W. L. G o rsa g e ; 8. D., E W.
F a ir e s t
L o rd
Je s u s ,
w om en’s th e n serv ed .
n e r on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , w hen th e r e a n d h a v e been confined to th e ir bqds jd a y a fte rn o o n , D ecem b er 25, a t th e
A y lsw o rth ; J. D., W a lte r M etzger;
M
any
b
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a
u
tifu
l
g
if
ts
w
ere
received
j
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s
a
n
d
ch
o
ir.
fo r s e v e ra l days. T h ey a re now im - g o v e rn m e n t
h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d .
Jo y to th e W o rld , q u a r te t and b£ th e b rid e a n d g ro o m . T hey w ill S. 8., A. W. M etzg er; J. S., U. (I.
! p ro v in g .
¡M r. C ra n e w as th e son of Mr. an d
S m ith ; ty le r, J. V. C o g sw ell; c h a p ­
m ak e th e ir hom e In S p rin g d a le .
ch
o
ru s.
T h e M isses M innie an d Id a S ch rep el
lain, Max S c h n e id e r; m a rsh a l, Geo.
Mrs. F re d C ra n e who a re well know n
T h e so lo ists w ere Miss G e rtru d e
I sp e n t C h ris tm a s w ith re la tiv e s a t
F. H oney.
in e a s te rn M u ltn o m ah co u n ty .
H is A lex an d er, M rs. E. W. A y lsw o rth , FO UN D
P
ack
ag
e
o f fan cy w ork.
C o rv allis.
w ife w as fo rm e rly Miss M a rg a re t Miss K u th e rin e H oney, G uy D. Jo n e s,
In q u ire of Mr. A d ria n , G resh am
M u ltip ly y o u r r e tu r n s by ad d in g
T
h
e
a
te
r.
S c h a n tin , a n d is th e d a u g h te r of M r H. W. S tro n g an d O liv er G ill.
w a n t ad s. to y o u r m eth o d s.
MISS VIOLA DINGER
an d M rs. A. G. S c h a n tin o f R ock­
H al B. B ishop d tre c te d th e ch o ir
WEDDED ON MONDAY wood.
R esid es
his
p a re n ts an d w hich w as a s fo llo w s: so p ra n o s, Miss
M iss V iola D in g er b ecam e th e w idow , o n e b ab y d a u g h te r , G en e­ A lex an d er, M iss H oney, Miss M ary
H ansen, Miss W in n e fre d O sb u rn ,
b rid e of L. D. B acon a t a p re tty little vieve, su rv iv e s him .
Mr. C ra n e w as first lie u te n a n t of M rs. M. I. S u n d ay , Miss M yrtle
h o m e w ed d in g h eld a t th e h o m e of
h e r g ra n d p a r e n ts , M r. an d M rs. Jo h n th e m a c h in e g u n co m p an y in t h ^ R u sh e r; a lto s, M rs. A y lsw o rth , Mrs.
162d In fa n try in F ra n c e d u rin g th e A. S. H isey, Miss B oris Z im m erm an ,
R o b e rts, M onday, D ecem b er 26.
re
c e n t W o rld W ar. H e w as an in- Mrs C has. T a b e r; te n o r, G uy Jo n es,
Miss P e a rl R u eg g p lay ed th e w ed ­
d in g m a rc h at 1 1 :3 0 a. m ., an d th e s t r u c to r w h ile In F ra n c e an d h is jC . E. R u sh e r, H. W. S tro n g , J . H
Rev. H. R. G e b h a rd t re a d th e b e a u ti­ d e a th w as th e final re s u lt o f an in - j C one; bassos, O liv er G ill, Ja ck so n
ful d o u b le rin g cerem o n y o f th e ju r y receiv ed w h ile c a rry in g on in- Jo n e s , L eslie W a lra d , G len R u sh e r,
W h ile d rillin g m en he an d Rev. A. S. H isey. T hp acco m ­
E v an g elical c h u rc h a n d p ro n o u n ced s tru c tio n .
ste p p e d in to a sh ell h o le a n d fell p a n is ts w ere, p ian o , M iss F lo re n c e
th e y o u n g co u p le m an a n d wife.
In ­ H oney; o rg a n . M iss E d ith L y m an ;
T h e b rid e w as c h a rm in g in a s im ­ b a ck w ard on a m ac h in e g u n .
ple d re ss o f w ^ t e o rg a n d ie . T h e re ju r ie s re s u ltin g cau sed tu b e rc u lo sis cello, G len R u sh e r.
o f th e sp in e.
T h e c h o ir w ill re o rg a n iz e a t once
w ere no a tte n d a n ts .
R ecen tly L ie u te n a n t C ra n e had an d p la n s to in c re a se th e n u m b e r to
A fte r c o n g ra tu la tio n s w ere r e ­
ceive!, a w ed d in g d in n e r w as serv ed . been in th e em p lo y o f th e city h e a lth a t le a s t 35 voices. I t Is expected to
T h o se p re se n t w ere th e m o th e r an d d e p a rtm e n t w h ile liv in g In R o ck ­ have th e first S u n d ay ev e n in g of
each m o n th as c h o ir n ig h t w hen a
s is te r of th e g ro o m , Mrs. B acon a n d w ood. H e w as 26 y e a rs old.
.Since th e w a r he has been b a ttlin g full e v e n in g of so n g will be enjoyed. 1
d a u g h te r E d ith , th e b rid e ’s g r a n d ­
th e
d re a d
tu b e rc u lo sis and T he c h o ir ex p ects to assist a t thi
p a re n ts. Mr. an d M rs. R o b erts, R ev. w ith
an d M rs. G e b h a rd t, M iss R uegg, Miss ev ery aid th a t fam ily o r g o v e rn m e n t (S u n d ay e v e n in g serv ice a n d w ill g ive
T h is
Mice R o b e rts, Miss C h a rlo tte B ostic, could p ro v id e h as been g iven him I solo n u m b e rs o ccasio n ally .
Mr. an d MrB. F . C. H odge an d son b u t it w as a lo sin g fight a n d fo r th e w ork w ill be u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of I
p ast m o n th s he h as su ffered te rrib ly Mr. B ishop w ho is an ex p e rie n c e d !
Jo h n .
y.
L ie u te n a n t C ra n e first saw se rv ­ c h o ir d ire c to r.
Mr. a n d M rs. B acon le ft M onday
H. W. S tro n g w ih lead th e congre- ,
’a fte rn o o n fo r th e ir ow n h om e in C o r­ ice In th e T h ird O regon and serv ed
v allis w h e re M rs. B acon is a te a c h e r as a c o rp o ra l In co m p an y D on th e g a tlo n a i s in g in g each S u n d ay , w hich I
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