Gresham outlook., March 31, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

I’ i l i E FOUR
GRESHAM
OL'TIXJOK,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
31,
1922
T he lletliel B aptist Churi-h.
Zion E v an gelical Church.
It has been a trem endous Inspira­
The follow ing services will be
tion to th e p asto r to g reet th e held Sunday. Sunday school for all
crow ds at th e church on Sunday ages a t 10 a. m. T h ere is a class for
m orning, and he th a n k s the people everyone ta u g h t by specially train ed i
fo r th e hearty sp irit of cooperation and com petent teachers. Come and
Bible school at 10 a. m. P re ac h ­ Join y o u r class.
ing by P asto r B arry at 11 o ’clock
Divine w orship In th e E nglish
sh arp . “T he Crow ning Glory” of th e language a t 11 a. m. At th is service
acrostic “ Gospel ” This will be th e th e p resen tatio n and testim ony of
last in the series. T he p asto r will be th e conflrm ands will ta k e place and
assisted by the juniors, and Guy D. th e p asto r will give a brief ta lk on
Jones will sing a solo, “ Open th e “C onfirm ation.”
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GRESHAM
G ates of th e Tem ple,”
J. G. MAST, Mgr.
R ehearsal of th e E aster ca n ta ta
The evening song service will "T h e R esurrection an d th e L ife” at
open a t 7 :1 5 , and Miss E dna Shoe­ 1:30 p. m. T his c a n ta ta will be giv
m aker, a retu rn ed m issionary, will en by th e choir on Good F rid ay even­ vlted to m ake th is church your home.
Join us in o u r progressive program
thro w on th e screen a series of pic­ ing.
for th e present and th e fu tu re and
tu re s to illu stra te her talk. Be sure
Young People’s m eeting a t 7 :30 receive your sh a re of th e blessing.
The W om an’s A uxiliary to the
to be on hand and help in th e se r­
m., w ith Miss Id a Schrepel as
A m erican Legion m et T uesday even­
vice w ith all your h eart.
leader. T he topic for discussion will
M asked Ball.
ing at th e hom e of Mrs. Jo h n Metz­
be " B e tte r Bible R ead in g ." In his
Masked ball a t B arton S aturday, ger. The sta te presid en t cam e out
A M atrons’ Silver Medal contest will
be given W ednesday evening, April ta lk th e p asto r will discuss "A tone­ April 1st. Good music, good lunch. Monday th in k in g it to be th e m eet­
5, a t 8 p. m., in the M ethodist church m en t” as ta u g h t by th e W ord of All come and have a good tim e. ing night and she could not come
u n d er th e auspices of th e Gresham God, C h ristian Science, S piritualism , Claud N ott, hall m anager.— Adv.
again on th e next evening. T he next
W. C. T. U.
Admission, 25c. C hil­ R usselism , Theosophy, Mormonism,
! reg u lar m eeting is expected to be an
dren u n d er 12 years, 15c.
Need Your h'-.it C leaned?
Seventh-D ay A dventism and Modern
H ave it F ren ch dry cleaned, Re. ; in terestin g one. P lans will be given
Theology.
Say it th e W ant Ad way.
pairing n eatly done. T ailo rin g for later.
If you have not chosen your house ladies and men.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Gibbs have
I I ’ ho Han the Manter Key ? of w orship you a re m ost cordially In-
P E T E R LENARD, T ailo r
been quite ill with the flu but are
b etter now. T h eir d au g h ter. Miss
Leila, is carin g for them but she ex­
pects to leave th e first p art of next
week for Bend to resum e h er work
as a nurse.
Word has ju s t been received from
Mrs. C. Gordy th a t her d au g h ter,
Mrs. J. J. W ilson, has a fine baby
girl born T uesday m orning, March
28 at one of th e P o rtlan d hospitals.
Mrs. Gordy Is tak in g care of her o th ­
e r g ran d ch ild ren d u rin g h er d au g h ­
te r’s illness. Both m o th er and baby
are doing fine.
The reg u la r m onthly m eeting of
th e city council will be held next
Tuesday evening, A pril 4 in th e city
hall.
S aturday, A pril 8, will be th e reg ­
u lar m eeting day of G resham G range,
and a program of im portance to all
members and th e ir fam ilies a t th is
season of the year Is being planned
marre?
— brings out the natural beauty
by th e lectu rer, Mrs. R. F. W alters.
iVhile th e program is not com plete
o f the wood
it th is tim e, Mrs. W alters is able to
O ne operation— that’ » all.
innounce th a t W. L. Crissey of th e
Take a can o f K y a n iz e F lo or Finish (any
‘G ladiolus F a rm ” will speak on “The
color. Light O ak to Dark Mahogany), and
3eautifying of th e H ome G rounds,
a good brush— apply without mixing. Be­
ind Miss Mary P. B illm eyer, county
fore your eyes, old furniture disappears.
lublic h ealth nurse, will speak on
In its place you have a handsome ornament.
Stained and varnished in a single stroke.
om e su b ject relativ e to th e h ealth
f th e fam ily.
K y a n iz e F loor Finish, made to endure
abuse on floors, is fo r that very reason.
T he Rev. A. 8. Hisey and Mrs.
ideal for f u r n it u r e and w o o d w o rk as well.
lisey atten d ed th e dedication on la st
aos’oo crscA&ciMoangM.
W aterproof — o f course — and gritty heels
-unday aftern o o n of th e g re a t tab er-
cannot scratch it white.
acle at East T hird and Irving. P o rt­
end, w here revival m eetings will be
HERE 8 O U R T R I A L O F F E R O N K Y A N IZ E FLO O R F IN IS H ........
eld d u rin g th e next six w eeks u n d er
: Present this advertisement to the dealers below, with 15 cent, for a good '•
he auspices of th e unitPd M ethodist
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Gresham , Oregon
hurches of P o rtlan d . T he opening
ervice was held last n ig h t, w ith
E vangelist George W’ood A nderson as
speaker. W a lte r Je n k in s, th e well-
know n song leader, will have charge
of th e singing.
Mrs. F red Pow ell, who has been in
ESTABLISHED 1859
P o rtlan d for tre a tm e n t of a nervous
I’hone
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See J. G. MAST, Mgr.
d isorder, was retu rn ed to h e r hom e
I Improved in health .
E. W. A ylsw orth and fam ily
moved recently to t h e i r new ly-ac­
quired farm on th e Base Line road,
i The house w hich they vacated on S.
Roberts, avenue is now occupied by
th e W. A. W inters family.
Mrs. A. Lee of P o rtlan d is visiting
h er g ran d ch ild ren , G ertru d e and
F red erick Lee, a t th e hom e of th e ir
o th e r g ran d m o th er, Mrs. C arrie Pow­
ell. Mrs. Lee cam e to help celeb rate
G e rtru d e ’s birthday.
Seventeen stu d e n ts of g rad e and
high school reg istered as m em bers
(Published by Charles Scribner’s Sons)
of th e ju n io r ch o ir of th e M ethodist
A Popular Book—A Peach of a Story—
church on W ednesday aftern o o n and
A Pine Screen Production
chose for th e ir presid en t Georgia
S tapleton. Hazel Cooley’ is secretary -
tre a s u re r and H. W. S trong d irecto r
Educational: “Big Trees of California”
O thers a re expected to join at the
next m eeting on W ednesday a f t e r - '
noon.
New’ platform scales have been re- i
ceived by P o stm aster E. E. Johnson
to fac ilita te th e han d lin g of th e large
volum e of second-class and parcel I
post m ail a t th e G resham postoffice, i
In th is connection record action was
o btained by th e postoffice d ep art- J
ment. In less th a n two weeks from i
th e tim e when Miss Johnson w rote to :
Choice Hams, whole or half, lb............................ $ .38
W ashington for th e needed equip­
Picnics, Special, lb....................... ....................
jg
m ent, th e scales w ere received by h er ,
and are now installed.
Choice Red Salmon, Salt, lb......................................... 08
Mr. and Mrs M. M. S quire and
Del Monte Pork and Beans, can 10c, 6 cans for..
.55
th e ir guests, Mr. and Mrs. M G. M un­
son of New York have re tu rn e d from
Solid Pack I omatoes, 3 cans..................
.49
a b rief trip by autom obile to Seaside.
I ederal or Alpine Milk, 6 cans for....................
.55
II. C. L arsen is p lanning to s ta rt
Kellogs Corn Flakes, pkg,............................
jq
tom orrow m orning for St. Cloud,
F lo rid a, w here he will join Mrs. L a r­
Quaker Corn Makes, 3 pkgs. for.................
.25
sen, who has been th e re for several
\
an
Camps
Tomato
Soup,
can
10<,
doz..........
1.00
m onths. They will re tu rn a fte r a va­
cation of a m onth o r six weeks
X. R. Naptha Soap, 4 bars.......................
.25
W ord has been received of the
R. \\ . and \\ . \\ . Soap, 25 bars.............................
1.00
b irth of a d a u g h te r recently to Mr.
Jiffey-Jell,
any
flavor,
3
pkgs...............
..........................21
and Mrs. R obert K elland of San
iq
Diego. C alifornia. Mrs K elland will
j be rem em bered as Miss G race Lee,
Assorted
Jellies,
3
glasses...................................
.27
’ form erly of G resham .
Lang s C andies, lb. box,...........................
.59
Percy Sm ith has been v isitin g for!
several days w ith his p aren ts. Mr. and
C rown. \\ hite Mountain, Olympic Flour, sack. ..
2.05
Mrs. N L. Sm ith. H e has been at
I Newberg for th e past year but ex-
i pects to go at once to G ra n ts Pass to
I hese Prices are for Saturday and Monday
open a car,venter shop.
m rg m ilssu -e ex -P lc
JONES LUMBER CO.
ESTABLISHED 1859
From a Board to a Carload
BE SURE AND GET OUR ESTIMATE BEFORE YOU ORDER
GRESHAM LOCALS
ATTENTION!
uilders and Contractors
Inside Lock Sets, a. c. finish, each
3 i X 3 1 Doo: Butts, p a ir.............
FLOOR FIN ISH
STAINS AS IT VARNISHES
We Carry a Complete Stock of Roofing and Building Paper
LET US FIGURE YOUR ORDER
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO
Jones Lumber Co.
GRESHAM THEATER
Saturday and Sunday
Charming Bessie Love in
“B o n n i e M a y ”
Billy Francy in “NOBODY HOME”
GROCERY SPECIALS
Bu <
,. tt>.
Sugar, Cash
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A reg u la r m eeting of th e G resham i
Business M en's club will be held
Monday evening. April 3. All m em ­
bers a re urged to atten d .
Mr. and Mrs S tanley Sutliff expect
to move to Yakim a. W ashington to ­
m orrow.
. . . .
Sack $ 5 .9 5
A. IV. Metzger <& Co.
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
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