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Newspaper Page Text(iKESHAM OUTUM IK. FR ID A Y . A PR II. 14, 1022 PAGE T H R EE PLEASANT HOME LADIES 'FA IR V IE W GIRL GIVES W ILL HOLD BAZAAR PLEASANT EASTER PARTY T he M ethodist L ad ies’ Aid society ,apro,n ba2a“ r next W ednesday evening, April 19. The sale of ap ro n s will com m ence a t 7 p. m. A prons of at- tractiv e and p ractical designs will be sold. T he ap ro n booth will be in th e new room w hich was recently added to th e ch u rch . A sh o rt p ro g ram will be given at ¡8 :3 0 and la te r a light luncheon s e ,\e d for which will be a sm all ch arg e F ollow ing th is will com e a social tim e for v isitin g and playing i gam es. M argaret Jo n a s e u te rta in e d 20 of h e r 8l .r , , ho° , l friends of Rockwood, “ n«i Fairview at an E aster p arty at h er hom e S atu rd ay evening, April 8. T he evening was pleasantly pasBed w lth ,uany different gam es , .. ., , . . , ,, , j ttnd m usiu- At m id n ig h t a delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Jonas One of th e m ain a ttra c tio n s of the luncheon was a special p late passed lo each guest consisting of a large E aster egg, a candy rab b it, and an ¡in d iv id u al cak e d ecorated to re- j sem ble a n est, and filled w ith tiny 5 candy eggs. PLEASANT HOME T he g u ests d ep arted in “ th e wee L ast T uesday evening abo u t 40 h ours of m o rn in g ’' very happy over friends g ath ered a t th e hom e of Miss tb e jolly, good tim e they had to- ! Alice Jack in h o n o r of h e r 16th b irth - « eth er. day. A very p leasan t evening w a s -------------------- ’ ' spent in a social way. D uring th e ’ ROCKWOOD evening it was found o ut th a t one of _______ the guests Mrs. I) Q. Harry, was cel- A jolly crow d of classm ates met at eb ra tin g h er b irth d ay and th e two (he hom e of Miss Bonnie H orton on celebrat .oim were m erged. lust F rid a y evening and gave a mis- H ans Nelson has purchased a hom e ; cellaneous show er to Miss E d ith Jel- in th is vicinity and will become a per- ken. whose m arriag e will be ail event J ni a lien t resid en t. ( of next week. T he house was tastily At th e B ap tist ch u rch on next Sun- d ecorated w ith cupids an d sp rin g day, Bible school will be held a t 10 flowers. M usical n u m b ers were giv- a. ni. The B. Y. P. U. will convene at en b-v Miss G ladys Neal. Miss M artha 7 p. m., followed by a sh o rt m usical. H agberg and Leslie W alrad. Miss P asto r B arry will speak at 8:20. Sub- delken received a n u m b er of hand- ject, “ The Joy of L iving.” .som e gifts. Ed. W olters of A uburn, W ashing- Mr. and Mrs. H ugo Olby of A sh ton, spent T h u rsd ay and F rid a y of ,nnd. W isconsin, are visiting at the last week here looking a fte r jjjg | home of th e fo rm e r’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O scar W alln. ta rm and business in terests. Much to th e su rp rise of O regonians, who are com plaining of th e late, cold CORBETT spring, th e Olbys are pleased w ith , Ith e balmy atm o sp h ere an d th in k it About 50 G ran g ers and th e ir fam i- com pares favorably w ith th e cold and lies g ath ered a t Colum bia G range anow w hk.h tliey ,eft but a few d S atu rd ay evening, honoring Ja m es ag o , ¡Benfield, who is to leave very soon . . . . . . . ... , ! I*“ h.°ld th e church THE UNIVERSAL CAR METHODIST Episcopal Church BETHEL BAPTIST “T h e C hurch o f the W arm H ea rt.” \ S B E r R T 8. H ------- A * L IS E Y , - P a sto r. “T he Glad Hand C hurch.” Bible School 10 a.m ., Serm on 11 a m. Bible Study and P raise Service W ednesday, 7 :3 0 p. m. T he W eek’s Service« Church, 11 and 7.30 Sunday S ch ool, lo. E pw orth L e a g u e 0 .3 0 , i ! Pleasant Home Baptist ¡Bible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U „ 7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; Midweek, T hursday, 7:30. M iil-week service, W ed. 7.30. U niversal B rotherhood la th e G oal” Com e and catch th e S u n sh in e Spirit. DAVID Q. B A R R Y . B. Th. Choir, T h u rs., 7.30. Pastor. M RS. H. L. ST. C LA IR . 8. 8. Supt. Good M u sic a t e v e r y se rv ice. M ake It 60-50— h elp and be helped. A W ARM W ELCO M E FO R YOU. Gnus for Sale. Guns of all m akes and calibers, both new and used will be sold at less th an cost price, also many o th e r A brand new V ictor V lctrola $150 item s for th e sportsm an. GUY D. JONES. Phono 2361. m achine at $135. Term s. J. E. — M etzger, phone 1901. Say It th e W ant Ad way. j W it ft S ta r te r a n d D em o u n ta b le R im é H E Ford car is so sim ple in construction, so dependable in its action, so easy to operate and handle that almost anybody and everybody can safely drive it. T The Ford Coupe, permanently enclosed with sliding glass windows, is cozy, and roomy—modest and refined—a car that you, your wife or daughter will be proud to own and drive. _ And of course it has all the Ford econ omies of operation and maintenance. Call and look over the Ford Coupe. Reasonably prompt delivery can be made if you order at once. RAKER & SON Gresham Oregon IF YOU WANT REAL SERVICE The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called the greatest of all— Labor-Saving Money-Saving Time-Saving —appliances ever produced for the Home. We believe you will agree with this strong statement after you have seen one of these machines in action. Drop in any time for Free Demonstration ELECTRIC STORE ELECTRIC BUILDING Portland Railway, Light & Power Company FRESH MEAT & FISH Also a Variety of Salt Fish for Lenten Season GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. CASH • Phone 1891 PAID for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind E. BAUMANN, Gresham, Phone 2441 See Me for Cattle Hauling Fisk Tires and Tubes OLDFIELD TIRES REPAIRIN G AND RETREADING All work guaranteed. ▼ime »o Rr tie«lf <•** FMb» GRESHAM TIRE COMPANY O pposite B row n's M arket WOOD GEORGE A. BRANDT P hone 1107 Powell St. COAL EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE A Truck for Every Kind of Work Cor. Powell anil Maple G resham 1581 247 Davis S treet P o rtlan d B«lwy. 2082 m anently. Mr. Benfield had n o t I 0 ana n ,IU r ’ of th e affair w hich had been KELSO previously planned and was invited by his b ro th er Lew is to go to th e liall in th e evening, being told a few The play to be given by th e K elso t frien d s were g oing to play cards j W om an's club has been postponed th e re for aw hile. Im agine his sur- from April 22d to S atu rd ay evening, prise when he reached th e hall to April 29. T h ere will be a sm all ad- h ear sw eet stra in s of music from an m ission fo a d u lts and g ra m m a r I o rch e stra com posed of Mr. and Mrs. school ch ild ren will be ad m itted free. T reg ask is and d a u g h te r and F ra n cis ¡Besides th e play th e re will be m usical ! H enkle, an d th e h all filled w ith his n um bers, songs and read in g s given by friends and fellow G rangers. The Sandy an d C o ttrell ta len t. Coffee ¡evening was very happily sp e n t in cake and sandw iches will be sold, visiting and dancing and singing. T he proceeds will go to w ard a m u ch - Law rence A nderson played several needed piano to be used in com niu- selections on th e piano d u rin g th e nity and school e n tertain m en ts, evening. At ab o u t 12 o clock the Mrs. Jess H ite will en te rta in th e crowd was called to th e dining room I W om an’s club T h u rsd ay A pril 27 j w here a ban q u et was spread an d th e E unice Jo u sru d , who sp en t the seat of honor reserved a t th e head of [sp rin g vacation week a t h er home th e ta b le f o r Mr. Benfield. A huge here, en tertain ed Miss Jean W heeler, cake on his rig h t bore th e w ords in a fellow stU(| Pllt a t Reed college, fancy le tters, Good Luck, Jin>". over th e w eek-end. Speeches- w ere m ade by A. 8. W ood- An overw helm ing m a jo rity of w ard and A. It. M organ in w hich votes was cast for th e new union they endeavored to express, on behalf high school to be b u ilt on a site do- of C olum bia G range, th e ir apprecia- nated by E. F. B runs, on th e Bluff lion ot his w ork in th e G range and road, to serve all th e co u n try sur- d u rln g th e two y ears he was m a ste r rounding Sandy of th e o rg an izatio n . Mr. Benfield i '_________ responded in his pleasing flu e n t way HALEY and a fte r a couple of h o u rs sp en t in j visitin g and jo llity , a chorus g a th e re d I . "------ — around the piano an d sang "G od be Tbe Lincoln highw ay a u to contest \ with you till we m eet a g a in .” T hus is now being used in o u r Sunday I ended an evening long to be rem eni- scbo° l and m uch in te re st is aroused, i bered I Each class is rep resen ted by an au- I Chas. L ato u re ll of H eppner has ,0 ,“ ° bile t r ? ve*in,K ¿cross th e contl- I been in th is vicinity and In P o rtla n d n£n t , on a ch arted route. A ttendance, on business, and was a g u est a t th e ° ‘’’’lng. etc., count as points tow ard Jam es Ross hom e d u rin g his stay a ° o obJec,lv'p h ere ()n E aster Sundqy th e services will G eorge K nieriem , J r ., le ft for ta k e «» ‘ he cJiaracter of th e day. In so u th ern C alifornia by m otor car, , 'V m orning' th e pastor, Rev. Andrew Monday, w here he will be in th e em- ' ' i11 ¿ pPak ° “ ,bp ««M eet ploy of th e W arren C onstruction , -Tbo E aster Message. Mrs. Carl i coifipany and will su p erv ise th e o p er H agberg and Miss M arth a H agberg will sing. E vening service in Eng- ation of six tru ck s. Miss M ildred T ay lo r is rep o rted S !isl\ at 8 p !"' AH a re invited to join slig h tly im proved, alth o u g h very ill , in ,tb e 7?ora 1 ip On M onday evening, April 17, Dr. at a P o rtlan d hospital. Mr. an d 'M rs. Ralph Davis, form er- °- lIed p en * » '>•• of Chicago. Illinois, 'ly of th is place, cam e down from a? at ,h e ch u rc h - G rays H arb o r fo r a few d ay s’ v isit, P le p u b l|c is invited. la st week FAIRVIEW I Geo. C ham berlain has been affect ed w ith th e g rip th e past week. E veryone and vicinity , Mrs. Lucy K incaid had th e m is- , in ,, Fairview Y.L J h eard . fortune to fall from a ehair and was £ — in ju red so badly a d octor was sum - __ nioned. Mrs. M. E. Reed cam e from P o rt land and visited relativ es here sev er al days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lew is B ratley w ere P o o rtlan rtla n d d T uesday an „„,1 ,. in P d W ednesday. TROUTDALE Ap" 1 ° bp fi,,VPn by he F ? ,r X e* , Q ra“? e on F rid a y evening, A pril 21. The social co m m ittee fo r th is m onth con sists of Mrs. A lm a H all, Mrs. F lo r ence T ow nsend, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. ;M 1,lar and Clyde Stone. T he plans being m ade assu re a successful com m u n ity p arty and a genuine good tim e. A dm ission will be free b ut a sm all fee will be charg ed fo r re fresh m en ts. T ro u td ale young people who were recently m arried w ere F ra n k C raw CEDAR AND VICTORY. ford. son of W illiam C raw ford, and Miss M innie Pye. T he w edding took T he V ictory P aren t-T each er aaso- place a t V ancouver on A pril . 5 Ev' elation is plan n in g a basket social erybody In th e tow n tu rn ed o ut to and e n te rta in m e n t to be held in th e ¡seren ad e them on W ednesday even- schoolhouse on S aturday evening lng, at the W illiam C raw ford home. April 22 ' T be basebaI1 b°y» are using every Mr and Mrg n a len F an ch e r have ¡available m om ent w orking to get re n ted th e M organ house In C edar | th e ir gro u n d in shape. d istrict and expect to occupy It soon, Bill R obinson, who is w ith th e bridge g ang at M osier, sp en t Sunday P O H ELL VALLEY with his fam ily here. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. A lbert of P o rt- Services at th e Powell V alley MIs- I land w ere recen t g u ests a t th e A. D. slon church will be held on Sunday K endall home. Miss G race W ilson of P o rtlan d vis- a i n ? 0 : * n i V* i*'1!’ p.WR<llRh I ited recently w ith h e r m other, Mrs. a n Kuage. 1 hey will include th e con- C S W ilson u rin atio n of a class T he E aster ser- Mr. and Mrs. N ew ton Jones and l'.C,eA wl.", bP K<lvP" ln„ ' bp ev ep " ’* i Mr. and Mrs. E arl E llio tt o t P o rtlan d 1 30 0 clock ln English vere Sunday v isito rs a t th e H. P ar- son's home. The child clinic held here last week was well atten d ed . Tw elve At G illis com m unity church next I children were exam ined and found to Sunday afte rn o o n , at 3 o'clock, song be in good condition. Among th em service an d p reaching will be in were tw o p air of tw ins. Dr. H ow ard ch arg e of P ro fesso r Colcord of P o rt- Sm ith, Miss Mary B illm eyer and Miss land. All are Invited to atten d . W eston conducted th e exam ination. , --------------------- Mrs. Alice C o u rte r is visiting her SANDY BLUFF sister. Mrs. A lfred L arsson. Mrs. A. I). K endall and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. H ans B ergseth are Amy, visited In P o rtlan d last S a tu r th e . proud _ ow ners of a baby g irl born day w ith Mrs. F. A. Boscoe. R. H. W orsley of A storia was th e on Apr)l 3 guest on Sunday of his uncle, L. A. Ph'aMant Vall«*y Man Dislocat«** H arlow . D uring th e day an au to Shoulder. load of relativ es and frien d s of Mr. E v erett Borden fell from a barn on and Mrs. H arlow , consisting of Mr. and Mrs Joseph B everidge, Mr and which T " ” " he was w orking, ow ned by Mrs F. H. F lem in g of P o rtla n d an d A.r , h a r UraI,,, t ’ d " " » '“ ’“'! b " Chas P ru e of Los A ngeles, called at He lives on th e Powell th e H arlow hom e an d all enjoyed Valley road west of L innem ann. luncheon a t Mizpah Inu. Lim e and su lp h u r spray, also com- I píete spraying eq u ipm ent at L. L ' B arton C ouple H ave New Baby Mr. and Mrs Jo h n Baty, who live K idder Hdw Co in B arton, have nam ed th e ir new Team Work. baby R o b erta Doris. She was born F o r plow ing, discing, h arrow ing, on A pril 2. etc , call L. C rum b, m ile ea st of F o r Kale. G resham fo u n tain , n ea r oil tan k s, New sta n d a rd m ake phonograph phone 52x6. ¡n ev er been played. R eg u lar $150 ‘ value, will sell for $75. C are O u t W hat you w ant, when you w ant It, look office. as you w ant It— W ant ad. It. i’ll I «3 (iILLlS W ELCO M E Í. (0. ©. 3L When in Gresham Make our Bank Your Headquarters BANK OF GRESHAM Gresham, Oregon WARNING! Prospective Tractor Purchasers T he season is very late and to do your plow ing, discing, c u lti v ating, etc., properly you will need a trac to r. Before purchasing y o u r tra c to r, see th e various tra c to rs before selecting th e one s u it able for your condition. Do not fail to see th e New T an k Type C letrac. T his tra c to r lias revolutionized th e tra c to r in d u stry . A new trac k lias been developed, which elim in ates all track trouble. Sure footed, narrow to han d le crop row cu ltiv atio n and work in b erries w ith o u t te arin g plants. A bsolutely does not pack the soil. W rite o r see (I. V. HADLEY CO., 125 E. M orrison stre e t, for d em o n stratio n . CLETRAC MODEL “ F ” OWNERS IN GRESHAM .MR. K N IE F E L , ly Mile East o f 12-,Mil«* H ou se, B a se Line. F. F . COWINGS, '» .Mile East o f 12-M lle H ouse, Base U n e . MR. O'DONELL, .Mil«* East o f I2-M ile H ouse, H um - U n e . See th ese ow ners and be convinced of th e C letrac " F ” su p erio rity . Automobile Repairing We are equipped to rep a ir your car, reg ard less of th e m ake, and do a first-class Job, one th a t we feel safe ln g u ara n tee in g to be rig h t. We have lots of room for live auto sto rag e. G resh am G arage Southard & Southard Phone 2391 Night Pitone 25x5 LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES Orient Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL Gresham, Route A P h on es: E ast 7 1 0 2 ; Phone 1083 G resham 3 5 5 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE .Moving ami G eneral H auling 124-0 Union A venue Wood, Coal and B riquets P ortland, Oregon CHOICE MEATS Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard F u ll line of Cold Lunch M eats SANITARY MARKET Main 8t.. O reshain GBO. D1KTL, Prop. Phone 1711