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hundred peop,e p a r- a dint
survey
of m th arked
e work
the church
The su b ject fo r m u tu al discussion
weeks
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ni* ht
th ro u g h o u t .h e world. .Mr. Roberts at th e B ethel B aptist church. G resh­
week». She v u ite d her d au g h te r in opm ent dinner, fostered by th e men >«.
i,
am . fo r next Sunday m orning at 11
Snnkanp
. . ethodist
*
brought
vivid
description
X h i n L o and
n
E v e re tt | of th , e M
Episcopal churcn th
e work a of most
th . M
ethodist
M bslon of
at
o'clock will be "T h e Debt W e Owe to
wi
h
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f
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Hprved y
9' Ald 8OCifc Old l ' rala,i
8 “ nda>- <“ • P“ to r- G eorge W ashington, th e A m erican
I p, r r t , .
? u mei Er,mydine 1kaVeB ’7
a t . ,h e * ra n *e halL
Bi8hop th e Rev A. S Hisey. will speak from and P a trio t.” I t will be led by th e
Portland next Monday for London, it | Shepard, who was expected to be a splendid get of vleW8 o„ thp
pastor, th e Rev. David Q. B arry.
s^w sCadrI s ,h 8th lr ' n, t Oi„B? . Vt r d fag Pre8ent;
UDable tO C° me ° " acH t " o ^ 7 r ^ u 7 c o " n d i 7 t o M . 7 n d “fu tu re
Special music will be fu rnished rt>
saws, destined or the British port. , count of illness. Dr. W illiam W .l- pogglbllitk,g of o u r south(;rn
enliven th e occasion by Mr. and Mrs.
It Is an unusual happening th at ju st lace Youngson was present and th e bor ol() u ,.xI,,o
, t ,s a thrU llng H. W. Strong, who will sing “ It W as
a year and a half ago the same ship principal sp eak er follow ing th e d t n - L ,„ L ... ,, ..
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h
F o r Me.”
carried a shipm ent of Beaver drag ner. O ther sp eak ers wero Mayor
i A cordial in v itatio n is extended to
¡saw s to England.
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At tbe m orning service th e pa#- ■all who a re in terested in th e question
Mrs. Maggie Ulm was most agree- Hull. * E. Towle. H. L. St. C lair and
topic win be ..Tht. C hrist , hat 1 of C h ristian citizenship.
ably surprised last S aturday evening fudge Geo. W. S tapleton.
\b id e s ”
Come good
thou w ith us an d we w ill
by friends and relatives from Portland.
T he object of th e d in n er was ex-1' T bere wl„ be th e ugua) h ,g!) o f d e r ! do thee
---- r u n is n u .
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lu e u .n n er was e x -| T here wl„ be tb e ugua, h, h o r d e r ' do thee good.” says th e pastor. Bible
The evening was spent in dancing, aft- plained to be to bring before th e ,of
ja, m ulJe bo, h morn
and school m eets a t 10 o'clock.
er which a dainty lunch was served. People th e need of a church program evening
Guy Jones will sln a the
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Those present were Mr. and Mrs. E which should m eet th e three-fold evening solo en titled "T he P ublican ” I
S,” a> MaM’rU1
I). Dewey. Mr. and Mrs. A ugust Noffke, need of th e ch ildren, young people ! T h ere wlll be tb
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f
In
th e am o u n t of spray
Disc Harrows and Plows, All 1 ractor Implements
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noffke, Mr. and'M rs. and older folk, nam ely, w orship, re- 8ong ,n tbf. evening* led bv^H ® W m aterlaU needed allow 200 gallons
Get the New Prices
John Vaughn and two children and ligious education and w holesom ? ! stro n g
“«>
”
of d ilu te spray m ixture for each
Eleanor Noffke, of Portland, Mrs. C. | recreation. The first need was de-
T h e F n w o r th I
k
acre of trees of n in e to tw elve years
Merrill, 8. S. Pugh and E rnest Haden, d a re d to be well m et in the present ! "T ith in c a s C o n V p ' r „ ° P. n * '•
old’ T he avera« e d ilu tio n of win-
Service
of
i.ild ln « - w
w hich
h., h is ideal for its ___
I ithing as a Good P ersonal Business |(jr atro n „ ,h lim e-su lfu r is 12 to
of Gresham.
Gresham.
I b building,
pur-
A djustm ent.’ M yrtle R u sh er will be
,
Thursday evening choir practise a t pose. T he second need is only p a r ­
100, hence to find o ut th e gallons of
th e leader.
tite Methodist church was quite a dis- tially met and th e th ird not at all.
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I stock solution needed m u ltiply th e
appointm ent to Mr. Bishop on account
The need of a building and equip-
| num ber of acres by 24 to g et an ap­
M other-in-Law of G resham Man
of
the
poor
attendance.
The
supper
m
ent
which
should
m
ake
th
e
Sundav
proxim ate estim ate. F o r th e delay­
Passes.
We are prepared to give your car a Thorough
at the Grange hall kept some mem- school a real school was brought to
The death of Mrs. Mary Dressel, ed d o rm an t spray m ultiply by seven.
bers from attending, while others were the atte n tio n of th e people and the
m other-in-law of P. A. Combs, m an ­ About fo u r pounds b f arse n ate of
ill. This however does not account for urgent need of a building for com ­
ag er of th e B eaver S tate M otor com ­ lead per acre are needed and one
all the absent members as there were m unity and group g ath erin g s and va-
pany, occurred on F eb ru ary 14 at should figure on m aking fo ur appli­
about th irty present last week. It will rious kinds of recreatio n al activities h e r hom e in P o rtlan d . She was 83 cations a year.
Thus, m ultiplying
be necessary for all to attend as reg- was em phasized.
th e acres by 16 will give a good e s ti­
years of age.
I ularly as possible or it will be impos­
Mr. DeYoung, a consulting arc h i­
She is survived by h er son George m ate.
sible to have the can tata ready for tect of P o rtlan d , was p resen t and
H.
D ressell and h er dau g h ter, Mrs.
Good Friday.
bowed te n tativ e plans by which such H lara Combs, both of P ortland.
II is probable th a t not one tim e in
George D. Rank is ill with a severe a building could be provided by ad d ­
a hundred did any m an ev er m ake a
cold.
The Charge for this Service, twice a month, is only $5.
ing to th e building already here. The
lew extra dollars th a t some ex tra de-
Mrs. E. W. Aylsworth Is ill from a plans provided fo r a hall large
inand w asn’t w aiting to ta k e it aw ay
severe cold.
ou can’t do it as cheap as that yourself
from him.
enough for com m unity g ath erin g s
Mrs. M A W ilkinson went to Sandy and indoor gam es, a sm aller hah
recently to help care for her daughter, which could be U8ed foj. g
of
“T h e C h u rc h o f th e W a rm H e a r t .’
A L B E R T S. H IS E Y , P a s to r .
,n .7 e ^
n - T T P8° n' Wh° ha8
Vari° US k,nds and for a
room
qu te ill I)r. Thompson was also 411 alwayg open to th e pub„ c Thpge jn
T he W eek's Services
e b
“ n" hH8 ” BUm' i ad di,lon
the present rooms, would
“T h e Glqd Hand
C hurch, 11 and 7
Mr 1 ^ 7 n
h
provide
ad eq u ate
d ep artm en tal
C hurch.”
Mr. John L Bacon has ju st gotten roonlg for lh e Sun(]ay 8choo, , n a J .
Sunday School, 10.
I Bible School 10 a.m .. Serm on 11 a.in.
over an attack of inflnm atory rheum- dlt,0I1 th e re w ou,d be sn]aIlpr c)a^
Bible Study and P raise Service
E pw orth L e a g u e
(1.30.
W ednesday, 7 :30 p. m.
atism . He started to work this morn- roonls> p M to r.g ,8tudv kUch
,
lin g for the first tim e afte r a weeks ! tollet roomg
” Kncnen an 1 M id-week
service,
1 illness.
W ed. 7.30.
Tile plans, as o u tlined, seemed to
Bible School 10 a. m.; B. Y. P. U.,
No meeting of the Ladles’ aid will
C
hoir,
T hurs., 7.30.
I m eet with h ea rty approval. The
7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; ' Midweek,
he held next week on the usual date,
T hursday, 7:30.
! need of ju st such a program was rec
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B IS H O P , C h o ir D ire c to r.
i Announcements for the next meeting
M R S. H . L. S T .C L A IR , S. 8. S u p t.
U niversal B rotherhood Is th e G oal”
ognized
and
several
sp
eak
ers
ex­
G ood M u sic a t e v e ry se rv ic e .
I will be made through the Outlook.
C om e and catch th e S u n sh in e S p irit.
pressed them selves as in favor of it.
M a k e It 50-60— h elp a n d be h elp ed .
We a re equipped to re p a ir your
D AV ID Q. B A R R Y , 11. Th.
H. W. Strong has been chosen choir
A W A R M W E L C O M E F O R YOU.
P asto r.
car, reg ard less of th e m ake, an d do
and song leader for the Fairview Meth- The rapidly grow ing populaiton and
a first-class Job, one th a t we feel
! odist church. This new work will re­ the w ealth of th e section In all things
quire his services there on T h u rs d a y ' th a t " '“ 7 f° r a h° me co m m u n l|y
safe in g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t.
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were spoken as added reasons whv
) ou are cordially invited to the
We have lots of room for live auto
evenings
and - Sunday
mornings.
storage.
T he fam ily of Mr. and Mrs. Ross such a plan should be launched w ith ­
out fu rth e r delay.
M arston are rep o rted to be all sick
By unanim ous risin g vote th e a s ­
w ith th e p revailing disease.
Mr.
sem
bly Indicated its In terest and
M arston has been very sick b u t is
pledged its support.
now b etter and is attem p tin g to care
for th e o th ers of th e fam ily.
Southard & Southard
A fine line of Imported Pattern
E d g ar H o llister is ab o u t again, GRADE SCHOOLS TO
Phone 2301
Night Phone 25x5
GIVE COLONIAL PARTY
Hats will be shown as well as many
a f te r an attac k of grip. Mr. W ald
of other makes.
has been carry in g th e mall between
A Colonial party, u n d er th e au s­
th e depot and postofflce since E d­ pices of the C om m unity Council of
I here will be hats to suit the
MANY PUPILS WRITING
grad e schools th e re a re 27 boys in g a r ’s illness.
i Victory, L usted, C o ttrell and O rient
most
fastidious tastes and prices
IN ESSAY CONTEST the eighth g rad e. 28 boys in the
Win. Stanley has been sick f o r , d istricts, is to be given in th e O rient
seventh grade, 30 g irls in the eighth
are
very
reasonable.
several
days
w
ith
grip
g ran g e hall W ednesday evening. Feb-
To the G reshmn O utlook— It may grade, and 3 4 g irls in th e seventh
L. Crum b, who has been 111 for u ary 22, at 8 o’clock. A program
be of Interest to your readers to grad e, w riting essays, or a to ta l of
know th a t on Ju n e 16th next, the 56 boys and «4 g irls, m aking a total som e tim e, is rep o rted to be som e­ will be given and refresh m en ts serv ­
of l l y pupils com peting in th e con­ w hat improved.
governm ent wlll redeem all 3 % per te st in th e g rad e schools.
ed.
A sm all adm ission will be
R eports have been received from charged all those not in g rad e school.
cent L iberty Loan Victory Notes,
F IR S T STATE BANK.
th e sta te d ep a rtm en t of education T he funds raised will go tow ard the
th a t n e ith e r reg istered bonds nor
th a t th e th ree pupils who took the W. C. T. U. home fo r children at Cor­
coupon bonds wlll bear any Interest
A u to T ires Heat T horns.
a f te r Ju n o 15th, th a t all of th e above
An old in n er tu b e from a large exam ination in th e Bible course p u r­ vallis. T he program fo r th e even­
S-W Corner Powell and Main Streets, Gresham
bonds may be cashed now' at p ar and sized au to tire is useful p ru n in g sued during th e fall sem ester in the in g ’s en te rta in m e n t is as follow s:
accrued in te rest, th a t th e conversion black rasp b erries. T he berry canes high school had successfully passed.
The S tar Spangled B anner by th e
of 3 44 per cent V ictory N otes was should be draw n to g e th e r p artly and They were th e Misses B lanche H ar­ audience.
Run by local people, in business here to stay.
suspended on F eb ru ary 9th.
In tro d u cto ry rem a rk s by Rev.
tied with b inder tw ine so th a t they ris, F ried a R am ser and A nna Len-
Health conditions in this restaurant are first-class
T he F irst S tate B ank, Essay Con- nflford m u tu al su p p o rt a f te r which n artz. A new class has been o rg an ­ E arl B. Cotton.
te st is being particip ated in by two
A ll reports to the contrary are false.
ized for the sp rin g sem ester, which
R ecitation, Ivan Woods.
high schools anil 17 g rad e schools, they should be p ru n ed back to a
Colonial m inuet by pupils.
seven of which are in C lackam as height of ab o u t 3 0 inches. By d raw ­ will be ta u g h t by th e Rev. H. Geb­
The employees here have passed the health tests re­
county. The subject on which the ing th e tu b e o ver th e left arm and h a rd t. who ta u g h t th e first class.
In stru m en tal duet by th e Misses
pupils are w riting is "What Lin­ cu ttin g It ju s t beyond th e h and good R eg istratio n s in th is class may be Byers an d Ruegg.
quired
in the City of Portland and are not diseased
coln’s G ettysburg address has m eant
A n um ber by th e C o ttrell school.
protection from th o rn s may be had m ade up to next W ednesday.
to th e w orld.”
M errill Stanley, th e J lttle shn of I R ecitation, Floyd Stafford
as reported.
in the tw o high schools th e re are <luring the p runing.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stanley, has
93 boys and 130 g irls w riting essays
Song by th e O rient school.
on th e above subject, o r 223 pupils
M ultiply your re tu rn s by adding been q u ite ill fo r th e past few days
H ecitaiion. Jo h n n ie Smith
In all in th e high schools. In th e » a n t ads. to y o u r m ethods.
but is b etter today.
A n um ber by th e C o ttrell school.
David I'p d eg raff of Boise, Idaho,
Vocal duet, Miss Byers and Miss
visited with friends in G resham on M arian R obertson.
last W ednesday. He was a ca lle r at
A one-act play by th e O rient school.
th e hom e of F ra n k Jones and Floyd
A n um ber by th e C o ttrell school.
Mack and at th e Chas. Johnson home
Pantom im e— "C olum bia th e Gem
Mrs. i’ercy Hitching, who has been of th e O cean" by Ada Woods.
b ull line of Cold Lunch Meats
visiting Mr. and Mrs H. M orrison,
Songs, “ The B arefoot T ra il” and
was tak en ill last night so she and "B en B olt” by th e eig h th g rad e pu-
her husband were unable to sta rt on j pils of O rient school.
I h eir hom ew ard Journey today.
P atrio tic add ress by the Rev. David
Main St.. G resham
GKO. IH E T b. Prop.
Phone K n
Q. B arry.
As long as sm all boys arg u e am ong
Song, "M t. V ernon Bells” by th e
them selves about which one has "th e fo u r schools.
best fa th e r,” th e re isn ’t llkelv to b,
A g re a t deal of in terest is being
m uch wrong with any of th e ir fa th ­
ers
show n in this W ashington's b irth d ay
e n te rta in m e n t and it is expected th at
A "gay dog" who has been called
upon suddenly to pay the price for se ats will be at a prem ium .
having been gay. becomes a sad dog
BIG REDUCTION
on CASE TRACTORS
Reliability
W. A. HESSEL
Washing, Polishing
and GREASING
METHODIST
Episcopal Church
BETHEL
BAI’TIST
At SHERMAN McCARTER GARAGE
SEE ROY McCARTER
Pleasant Home Baptist
Automobile Repairing
S P R IN G O P E N IN G
At Gresham Hat Shop
G resh am G arage
Beginning Sat., Feb. 18
The Liberty Restaurant
Come in, a Fair and Square Deal for All
GROCERIES
a Choice Picnic Hams, Special, lb. . . . $ .20
•j Regular Hams, mild sugar-cure, lb ..
.32
Back Bacon, extra good, lb...................... 25
Pure Lard, none better, med. 80c, large 1.60
.¡: Holland Herring, special value,. . . . 1.35
J Strained Honey, pts. 35c, qts. 63c, . .
half gals.
..1.13
:j: Jellies, glass 10c, 3 fo r................................27
¥ Libby’s Apple Butter, Can 20c, 3 cans
.50
Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs. fo r.................................. 25
£ Oregon Pickling Co. Pickles, choice. .
medium, pts......................................20
J Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs....................... 25
i Choice Italian Prunes, 3 lbs.......................35
J Federal Milk, limit 10 to a customer, can .10
? Best Comb Honey, square..........................25
Medium Red Salmon, 3 cans..................... 50
Libby’s Corned Beef, c a n ........................... 20
Corn Meal, yellow or w hite....................... 30
Royal White Soap, 23 b ars............... 1.00
White Wonder Soap, 23 b ars............. 1.00
American Club Coffee, lb. can 35c, 3-lbs. $1
Big Sc Stick of Candy FREE With Every Pound
4 . W. Metzger & Co,
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
SANITARY MARKET
WOOD
COAL
EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE
C om m an ity Dan<e and ( a n l Party.
C edarville P ark. L innem an Ju n c­
tion. W ednesday evening. F eb ru ary
. 2 . a t 8 p. ni Old fashioned sq u are
dances, as well as new dance*. Prizes
g n e n for best as well as poorest 500
player Come and enjoy a good tim e
Amplifier m usic", selections from
best jazz o rch estras in th e world.
GRESHAM THEATER
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SATURDAY. FEB. 18
I l l ’ll RIXMIDFD ADVENTURE
1ND ROMANCE
f
RUTH CLIFFORD IN
‘T ropical
Love’
I
Ralph Ince Production
,
Card of T hanks.
We wish to express o u r deep ap-
p reeiation of th e help and syiupathy
show n d u rin g the sickness and death
of o u r beloved wife and m other and
Tor th e b eau tifu l floral offerings
W. H Boring. O. W. Boring and
Fam ily.
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
Cor. P ow ell and M aple
Grew liam
1381
347 D avis Street
P ortland
Bdwy. 20H 2
STOP AND THINK
H a s Y o u r C h ild a N e st E g g B a n k ?
Gravel and Sami.
■ In carload lot o r retail, delivered or
I h au l It yourself. Phone 79x. J. H
Hoss.
* '
D ancing.
Porto Hico—Sunny Isle of Ad
D ancing at C edarville P ark , Lln-
I venture, tradition and romanee. nem an Ju n ctio n each Sundav evening
com m encing at 8 o'clock d u rin g th e
m onth of Ja n u ary . Admission, g en ­
tlem en 75c, ladles free R une's Agnee
7-plece o rch estra. Devereatix
Sunday program ia yet to be se­ * peppy
R andle.— Adv.
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LESSONS OF THRIFT
G et one N ow
. O v e r 250 in use by little customers of this bank
Also Snappy Comedy.
lected, owing to disappointment
I Keep in style.
in booking.
"cleM y-fled” ads.
Try one of th ose
J firs t «•tafp Slattk
(rresham, Oregon