Gresham outlook., February 24, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

GRESHAM
PAGE KM H
BETHEL
BAPTIST
NATIONAL GUARDS
OFFICERS APPOINTED
O lT b O O K k FRIDA Y.
GRESHAM LOCALS
FEBRUARY 2 t,
H>22
COLONIAL PARTY BRINGS
T he L adies' Aid society will m eet
in th e Sunday school room of th e
I O. O. F . hall next W ednesday,
March 1, for finishing up work. A
good atten d an ce |g deB,re d .
r
J
5 à % to 7% Bonds
A good municipal bond is one of the safest
ways for the investment of your idle funds.
Bonds always have a market value, while
stocks do not.
We offer for your consideration the fol-
lowing bonds:
T hree m ore men have been rec­
A most d elig h tfu l affair was
om m ended as non-com m issioned o f­
ficers of th e G resham Com pany of
F ederalized N ational G uards. H ar-
tory and C o ttrell school d istricts.
old Kern has been recom m ended for
L aV erne M aulding was down from T h ere w ere nearly 300 persons pres
the position of first serg ean t. A. W.
th e U niversity of Oregon an d spent
Metzger is to be mess and supply
th e w eek-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. J.
sergeant.
Cecil
J.
P
u
lfe
r
is
to
be
Bible School 10 a. m.; B. Y. P. U.,
C. Shultz.
ening. N um bers were furnishe
serg ean t, signal electrician.
7 :3 0 ; 8erm on, 8 :0 0 ; Midweek,
th e various schools in th e Council.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Bailey
and
h
er
young
The
app
o
in
tin
g
of
th
re
e
serg
ean
ts
T hursday, 7:30.
V ariety of en te rta in m e n t was
V
ictor,
le
ft
W
ednesday
fo
r
U niversal B rotherhood lx th e G oal” still leaves fo u r corporal p o sitio n s; 8on
A m o u n t M unicipality
R a te M at. Price
T he w ar d ep a rtm en t i *” «orencP> « olorado, w here she had forded and everyone enjoyed
C o m e and catch th e S unshlue S pirit. to be filled.
songs,
duets
and
costum
e
dial
m
ust
confirm
all
of
th
ese
ap
point-
ca«*e(l
on
account
of
th
e
death
$4400.00
City
of
Seattle
6
1933 $100
DAVID Q. BARRY, It. Th.
to th e lim it. T he c h a racter play
m ents before they can become legal
**er fath e r.
P astor.
6000.00
Burley
Highway
District
1939
100
5%
T he W om an’s A uxiliary to the drill by th e children were espec
5000.00
Warm
Springs
Irrigation
6
1946
100
clever
an
d
pretty.
i : A m erican Legion m eets fo r its regu­
The grip, Influenza and whoc
4600.00 City of Toppenish, Wash. 7
1932
101
la r m onthly m eeting next Tuesday,
5000.00 Town of Richland, Ore.
7
1935
101
F eb ru ary 28, a t th e hom e of Mrs. cough kept m ost of th e pupil
C o ttrell and V ictory schools
Jo h n M etzger.
6000.00 Town of Ryegate, Mont.
6
1931
100
a tten d in g as th ese d istricts
T he T uesday E vening Study club
3000.00 Town of Ridgefield, Wn.
7
1932
101
will m eet at th e lib rary next T ues­ vailing epidemic.
2000.00 City of Idaho Falls
6% 1930
100
day. F eb ru ary 28. Mrs. Bliss will
T he Rev. E arl B. C otton,
4000.00
Ochoco
Irrigation
Dist.
6
1946
100
ta lk ab o u t F red erick R em ington,
2500.00 Opal Springs Water Co.
8
1929
101
p ain ter of th e west. Jo a q u in Miller corned th e larg e audience an d ex
1210.87 City of Twin Falls, Idaho 7
and Bret H arte, w riters of th e w est, plained th e purpose of th e g a th e rin g
1930
101
will be discussed by Mrs. C lanahan. in a few well chosen rem arks.
4000.00 City of Prosser, Wn.
7
1933
102
G randm a Wald has been very ill
9000.00 City of Prince Cjeorge
6
T he program w e n t. off as a n ­
1936
100
for the past few days, but is reported nounced and was followed by a sh o rt
2000.00
City
of
Moose
Jaw
5
1953
90
to be slightly Improved today
p atrio tic address by th e Rev. D. Q.
Many more also, Real Estate Mortgages
W ai'pr W. Metzger, Boring garage B arry, p asto r of th e P leasan t H ome
man, has been laid up w ith blood B aptist church.
Mr. B a rry ’s ad ­
Municipal Bonds issued in the United States are Tax
poisoning for the past week He Is dress was sh o rt and to th e point and
Exempt. If you wish to buy or sell bonds
entirely out of danger now and im­ filled w ith In te re stin g sto rie s and
come in and see us
proving
rapidly.
illu stratio n s.
OPERATIC
At the conclusion of th e program
8. B. Hall, county agent, haa been
IMIS Í Krl t « rho
(Io I t TbauT) From "T*o M asked Ball.**
l-*0 1
A ct III. I
1 (V erd i). Bari toa«, la I t a lia a . OluMppo D eals«
sick for several days. He is up and th e evening was spent in visiting
resum ing his work again now but he and in enjoying th e delicious re fre sh ­
INSTRUMENTAL
The Bank that pays 5 per cent on Time Deposits
does not feel any too well yet.
M a M y ta V (O p»s *. N o. 1) (R aM aatala) P U ao f o r t. Ao la
m ents th a t w ere provided in ab u n d ­
Leopold Qodowafcy
The place of holding the DeMoss ance. T he young people g ath ered in
IW17
Air for G Atrta< (
) V ialla S o lo ......... B roa lal aw Hu borni aa
1 .M
Fam
ily concert has been changed to a circle and played gam es u n til th e
■ Stradali» OTorturo (F lo t aw ) Concert Rand
W aiter B. R otors and H is Band
the Gresham T heater from the Mason- signal for “ lig h ts o u t” was given at
l. li”
H orry W lreo o f W ladaor—O verture (N ic o la i) Concert Band
Hall.
This is the en tertainm ent m idnight.
W alter B. R otera and Hla Band
I ta lia » Aire— M edley (Son Gel osai— M am m a Mia— M arinarteli#
As o riginally planned th is e n te r­
which is to be given on the evening of
— O Sole M io—Cam pana dl S aa Q uisto) A ir. by Perry. Ac­
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tain
m en t was to have been m erely a
March
3
under
the
auspices
of
the
cordion S o lo ........................................................................... Mario Parry
15«
G loria— W aits (P erry) A ocordion Duet
social event, b u t because of th e c a l l '
Bethel B aptist church.
M ario Parry and Joao ph Poppino
B. W. Em ery is one of the latest vic­ for funds from th e com m unity for
CONCERT
tim s of the prevailing epidemic. He th e W. C. T. U. farm hom e fo r boys
LKtU Toara ta t t e O a U C m l f D aw a (F u m a - C a r ia - te n ­
and g irls n ea r Corvallis, th e plan
s a n ) T tM T ............................................................................ Thaa. K a r l,
is ill a t his home on Hood Avenue.
1 .1 *
Iaaato O' M laa (» a w lw -W a lt) T en ar........................... Thaa. K arla
was altered and th e co m m ittee in
Floyd
Mack
was
taken
suddenly
1
1
1
A la t e Oa (Faretrati ta T hee) (U ttn e k a la a t) Soprano
charge
of raisin g th e fu n d s was al­
*0 * 0 f
Iran , W illia m , and M al, T rie
on last Saturday but is now able to be
Uoloateite (Tha Swoliow) (S er r a se li) Saprano and Contralta
lowed to charge an adm ission of 25c
The 60c Size go at.....................................................
about again.
I r e n , W illia m , and B llsab eth Lannaz
each
fo
r
every
one
above
th
e
g
ra
d
e
Almost every family in the vicinity
POPULAR
The $1.00 Size go at................................................. 59r
of Paim biad station, near Gresham, school age and th is fund will be con­
n
e
a
r
Old
H
eethlaad
(C
r
a
a
m
,r
-Ia
r
to
n
)
B
aritone
Krneet
H
aro
trib
u
te
d
to
th
e
su
p
p
o
rt
and
eq
u
ip
­
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Soprano and C ontralto
has one or more cases of sickness,
The $1.50 Size go at...............................................
l*e M r H aw aiian Melody ( R ingla-Chata)
Iraao Audrey and Kratly Earlo
characterized as grip or "a mild case m ent of th e farm home. Mrs. M.
I K a-Im -A (C ald w ell-K ern ) From "Good M arnine. D earie."
of flu." Mr. and Mrs. Alvie W heeler L en n artz and Mrs. B. C. A ltm an,
T en o r......................................................... Wm. Re ree and M ale Trio
11*4 J
l*o I Say I» wtth Muele (Irrtn a B er lln i Frem "Muele B oz R e m a "
and two of th eir children are affected who w ere th e local co m m ittee in
E lliott Show and M ole Trio
rltono.
and Mrs. W heeler is said to have charge of raisin g th e com m unity
1» B laoblrd lawid ( W ililam o-Short) Soprano and Tenor.
ap p reciatio n s
Irene Audrey and Charlo« H art
pneumonia. Mrs. Steve Marston has quota, express th e ir
tlM ,
T hat'« H ow I B ollovo la You (D u b ln -C u n oin th am -R u le) Tenor
fio
fo
r
th
e
kindly
cooperation
of th e
been
ill
for
a
week
but
is
improving.
Jam es Craven and M ale Trio
allow ing
Guy Jones is also numbered among C om m unity Council In
FOR DANCING
T he sum of
the sick people of Gresham. Ray­ them th is privilege.
_ < T y-T oo—
Trot (B ib o ).........................Carl Fenton*» o rch estra
mond Cone is in charge of the jewelery $31 was realized w hich will be fo r­
71* I
Trot (S u lliv a n )..............C a r l F e n to n s O rchestra
w arded a t once to th e W. C. T. U.
store.
I* r e Go* My H abits O a— Fox T r o t « D u ra n te )
B ennie K rueger’« O rchestra
Rev. and Mrs. A. 8. Hisey have both com m ittee in ch arg e of th e plans for
School Hones B ines — Fex Trot (I r v ln t B erlin) From th e
been sick. Rev. Hisey is feeling bet­ th is m uch needed home.
"Music Boa Ravue**........................ Bennie K rueger’« O rchestra
ter now, but Mrs. Hisey Is still quite
t Saallla*— Pax Trot ( R e e e W u lo h o n X r . v i s g r P ' I h i r i n e t t - C o o p e r -
THE WORLD'S CHILDREN
S t e v e n o o n ) i n t r o d u c i n g ‘ H a v a You h - i p . i P n ? ”
n t*
sick.
be
Iv in 's O rc h e s tra
f*o 4
IN PICTURES AT CHURCH
Good-By«, P retty B u tt or dire
Mr. and Mrs. Wyeth, parents of Miss
- P a a ’’’ro t ( C ook«-O I m an)
Jel/ln 'u O n boa Ira
Adeline
Wyeth
who
teaches
In
the
aide —Fox rrot (F io H te)
A nother fine set of b ea u tifu l pic­
!
“ s { By th e Pyr
Gene Rodem ich'a O rchestra
High school are sick in bed w ith severe
tu re s will be show n a t th e M ethodist
—Pa> Tvot .Bisex»ore B lese »
colds. Miss Wyeth has been unable
«b.«ae Rod amici» a Of cheat ra
GRESHAM, OREGON
Episcopal church next Sunday ev en ­
to get anyone to take care of them per­
ing. T he set is en title d "O f Such Is
manently. If they do not get b etter
th e K ingdom " and will show ch ild ­
she will have to send them to the hos­
hood co nditions of th e co n tin en ts of
pital.
th e w orld. In m any strik in g Illus­
Mrs. C. E. R usher is reported as be­
IMPORTANT MEETING
tra tio n s th e effects of C h ristian ity in
ing quite ill.
OF AMERICAN LEGION
th e elev atio n of childhood will be
Rurton W alrad is sick In bed. Carl
shown.
T he A m erican Legion will hold its
Soderqulst who ru n s W alrad's truck
T he p asto r of th e ch u rch , th e Rev. re g u la r m onthly m eeting next T u es­
"The C hurch o f th e W arm H e a r t"
is also sick.
A. S. Hisey, will occupy th e pulpit
A L B E R T 8. H IS E Y , P a sto r.
day evening, F eb ru ary 28, in th e ir !
An invitation has been sent out to
all Master Masons to be present at a both m orning and evening. T he se r­ club room s. This m eeting is to be
T h e W e e k ’s S e r v ic e s
mon topic for th e m o rning will be
meeting In the Masonic hail, Tuesday
one of th e m ost im p o rta n t ones held
“
Im
ita
tio
n
s—
Good
o
r
B
ad.”
Church, I t and 7 .8 0
evening, F ebruary 28, at 8 o'clock. A
T h ere will be som e good music since th e legion cam e Into existence J Sunday School, IO. «
program of speaking has been p rep ar­
and all m em bers are urged to be i
w o rth L e a g u e |f
ed and refreshm ents will follow the both m o rning and evening. T he se r­ present. The N ational G u ard ’s -com- [ E p <1.80.
ff
vice
of
song
will
appeal
to
you—
if
speeches.
pany has some very Interestin g in- i Mid-week
you
lik
e
to
sing,
o
r
if
you
lik
e
to
hear
service.
A special m eeting of the Gresham
fo rm atio n to give. All m em bers are
W e d . 7 .3 0 .
Parent-Teacher association will he' o th e rs sing.
urged to come, and to bring th e ir i Choir, T hurs.. 7.30.
held in the auditorium of th e sehool-
dues also.
huuse on W ednesday afternoon, March
H A L B ISH O P. C hoir D irecto r.
MRS. H. L. ST. C L A IR . S. S . 8 u p t.
1, at 3 o’clock for the tran sactio n of 1
If gossips only got paid ex tra for
G ood M u sic a t ev e r y se rv ice.
business.
o v ertim e and Sundays, th e re would
M ake It 50-50— h elp and be helped.
be no poor scandal-m ongers.
We arc opening for your benefit a RECORD EXCHANGE. Gresham Men's Gym Class nights I
A W ARM W ELCO M E FO R YOU.
If you are tired of your old records, any kind, bring them in, have been changed from Monday
nights to Tuesday and T hursday |
and get some others in exchange. We will exchange on a nights. A full attendance is hoped
for on Tuesday night.
basis of 3 for 2 or 3 at 5c.
I. E. METZGER
“T h e G lad Hand
C hurch.”
Bible School 10 a.m ., Serm on 11 a m.
Bible 8 tudy and P raise Service
W ednesday, 7:3 0 p. m.
Pleasant Home Baptist
MARCH
Brunswick Records
c
—ON SALE TODAY—
BANK OF GRESHAM
SPECIAL SALE
of Imported Chinese Bamboo Baskets, suit­
able for school or shopping.
39<*
79?
GROCERY SPECIALS
Sunny-Monday Soap................ 10 for 50c
Jiffy-Jell...................... 3 packages for 25c
{
Walrad Mercantile Co.
J. E. METZGER
METHODIST
Episcopal Church
j
GRESHAM THEATER
ANNOUNCEMENT
SATURDAY, FEB. 25
Zinn E van g elica l Church.
GROCERIES
Young America Cheese, lb............... $ .30
Regular Hams, mild sugar-cure, lb..
.32
Picnic Hams, nicely wrapped, lb............. 20
Cottage Rolls, all meat, lb.............
.25
Pure Lard, in pound cartons..................... 20
Best Lard, large pail $1.60, medium pail .80
Jewel Shortening, lrg pail $1.45, med. .75
Kippered Salmon, lb................................. 25
Salt Salmon, choice red, lb....................... 20
Holland Herring, special, keg.......... 1.35
Small White Beans. 5 lbs......................... 35
Rice, Japan Style, a lbs............................. 35
Rice, best head, 3 lbs................................. 25
Best Comb Honey..................................... 25
Best Strained Honey, pt. jars 35c, . . .
half gallons........................ 1.13
Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs. for................................ 25
Best Grade Sweet Oranges. 2 doz............. 55
Quaker Corn Flakes. 3 pkgs..................... 25
Federal Milk, limit 10 to a customer, can .10
American Club Coffee, lb. can 35c, 3-lbs. $1
Big 5c Stick of Candy FREE W ith Every Pound
4 . W. Metzger A Co.
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
“A Womam ot
Pleasure”
R eg u lar services will be held at
th e Zion E vangelical church Sunday
Sunday school at 10:3(1 a. m. and
divine w orship in th e G erm an lan g ­ An E nglish meio d ram a w hich has
uage at 1 1 :3 0 a. m. T he serm on j
m ade th e a tric a l history.
topic will be "W e W ould See Je su s,” I
A
seven
part special production
th e first of a series of serm ons on i
A stirrin g d ram a of th e out posts I
Jesu s to co n tin u e un til E aster. The [
o th e r serm on topics of th e series j of E m pire. A big action pictu re.
a re :
"
I
W ith Je su s in th e W orld.
W ith Je su s on th e M ountain.
W ith Je su s in th e X'alley.
W ith Je su s In th e U pper Room.
W ith Je su s in th e G arden.
W ith Je su s on th e Cross.
W ith Je su s Always.
T he Y oung P eople's L eague m e e t­
ing at 7 :3 0 p. n r. will be conducted
hy Miss F. E H ratzel. T he topic
will be "B ooks T h at Make Life B et­
He had been building his life on
te r.”
a foundation of quicksand.
A cordial in v itatio n is extended to
Did you ever see yourself as o th ers
all who do not w orship elsew here
see you 7
REGULAR M EETIN G - of
GOOD COMEDY
G resham Post No 30. The
A m erican Legion, will be
held In th e club rooms,
T uesday n ig h t. F eb ru ary
I 2». 1821. at ’:3d.
V isiting meita-
hers welcome
CHASE E ST CLAIR Adjt.
F ull line of Cold Lunch M eats
SANITARY MARKET
Main St., Gresham
GEO. D IETL, Prop.
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WOOD
Phone 1711
■s
COAL
“Her Lucky Number”
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
SUNDAY, FEB. 26
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
The Unfoldment
BIG DANCE
at Fairview
Special Com m unication of
G resnam Lodge No 152. A F
* A M., T uesday. F eb ru ­
ary 28. at 8 :0 0 p m
All m aster m asons are requested
atten d th is vitally im portant
Ij m eeting.
P rogram , refreshm ents.
, speakers
W L. GOBS AGE, S ecy
I A F. HAMMAR. W M
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Saturday, Feb. 25th
(tood Four-Piece Orchestra
including Banjo and
Saxophone
Gents 75c Ladies Free
Cor. Powell an d M aple
Gren liani
1581
247 D avis S treet
P o rtlan d
Bdwy. ‘2OM2
Co-operation
with ambitious and responsible people in promoting
sound and legitimate business is one of the principle pur­
poses of this institution. We are always ready to co-op­
erate with credit-worthy customers, and many have ben­
efited by this bank’s business assistance.
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Sank
Gresham, Oregon
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