Gresham outlook., November 10, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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K l ANGELICA L UHI RUH
E X I’ E ICI' ST E X 0 0 R A I’ Il E II
SEK VICES ANNOUNCED
1ND PENMAN HEHE
GRESHAM LOCALS
S unday school n ex t S unday w ill be
h eld a t 10 o'clock in th e m o rn in g as
u su al. A lte r th e o p ening ex ercises,
m em b ers of th e S u n d ay school will
re p a ir to th e new S u n d ay school room
in th e b asem en t o f th e p arso n ag e for
s h o rt ded icatio n serv ices. H ere a fte r
th is room w ill be used fo r th e e le ­
m e n ta ry d e p a rtm e n t of th e S unday
school.
P re a c h in g serv ices in th e G erm an
lan g u ag e w ill be a t 11 o'clock.
T he young p eo p le's m eeting w ill be
a t 7:30 iu th e evening.
W h a t you w an t, w hen you w a n t
as you w an t it— W a n t ad. It.
M E T H O D IST
Episcopal Church
"The Church o f th e W arm H eart."
A L B E R T 8. H I8 E T , P a sto r.
The W eek's Service«
Church, 11 and 7 .8 0
Sunday School, IO.
Epworth L e a g u e
0 .3 0 .
M id-week
«ervice,
W ed. 7.34».
Choir, T hurs., 7.30.
h
I CLAIM, ■ .'B T ^ u p k
Good M usic at ev ery service.
M ake it 50-60— help and be helped.
A W A KM WELCOME f o r y o u .
BETHEL
BAPTIST
“T h e Glad Hand
C hurch.”
Bible School 10 a.m ., S erm o n 11 a m.
B ible S tu d y an d P ra ise S ervice
W ed n esd ay , 7 :3 0 p. m.
W. W. W illiam s, of P o rtla n d , p ro ­
p rie to r of th e E x p ert B u sin ess Col- j
T h e O utlook office w ill be closed
lege, w as in G resham th is week look- ] all day S atu rd ay , A rm istice Day.
ing up th e p o ssib ility ot m a n u f a c tu r - 1.
ing in a local fa cto ry a sp ecialty used )
, . , .
,
-
i T he A rem e club w ill m eet M onday
In h is b u sin ess colleg e fo r w hich he
..
says th e re is g re a t need and a g ro w -
•S overab*r
at
hom e
ing dem and.
It Is a sp ecially de- :
^ rl’' "
T he h o stess will be
signed bookkeeping an d ty p ew ritin g I assisted by Mrs. Roy C annon. Mrs.
desk.
, Max S ch n e id e r and Mrs. B. W.
Mr. W illiam s Is an e x p e rt penm an T h o rn e. M em bers a re asked to brin g
and an a u th o rity on h a n d w ritin g an d ,
.
Is called on for e x p e rt testim o n y In !
n ' “ f° r th e b a z a a rl A co rd ,al
m any co u rt cases Involving fo rg ery . ¡nv itatio n is extended to a ll O.E. S.
He is a lso an ex p ert sh o rth a n d w rite r I ladies.
It, and te a c h e r and is in tro d u cin g a new i Mr. an d Mrs. H ans L arso n , accom - j
system w hich he h as nam ed T he E x- I’anleil by Mr. and Mrs. P ercy L arson
p e rt system
I an d Miss F lo re n c e H ill, left T h u rsd ay
Mr. W illiam s w ould lik e to g et in to J f° r a tr ip to S e a ttle to visit frien d s i
touch w ith p ro sp ectiv e stu d e n ts in th ere. T h ey w ill be aw ay ab o u t four
th is lo cality . H is an n o u n cem en t In I days.
th is issu e should be read by all in- j Guy M ath ew s of Moro, O regon, son
terested .
I of Ben M athew s, w as o p erated on ;
i T h u rsd a y m o rn in g a t th e E m anuel
MAN IN KILLED
h o sp ital In P o rtla n d for u lc e rs of the
AT HI LL RUN sto m ach an d ap p en d icitis.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. B. C onrad and
H enry A rm stro n g , a re sid e n t of . d a u ____
g h te r _____
Ada, ____
an d ____
Mr. ____
an d ___
Mrs. L es-
M ontavilla, w as k illed T h u rsd ay a f- I te r Conad o f W oodburn w ere v isito rs
tern o o n by a fallin g tre e w hile w o rk- nt th e hom e of th e Rev. and Mrs. J.
Ing n e a r Bull Run. T h e w oodsm en H. Wood an d a lso a t th e hom e of Mrs.
w ere fa llin g th e tre e an d it s tru c k J a n e W ilson on T h u rsday.
a n o th e r fle e w hich ch an g ed it from
Mrs. R alp h D avidson an d little
th e c o u rse th e tre e w as ex pected to son re tu rn e d la s t T u esday from an
tuke. Mr. A rm stro n g saw th e d an - extended v isit a t Bend, O regon.
g er and trie d to g et o u t of th e way
Jo h n S h a ttu c k an d d a u g h te rs, Mrs.
b u t he trip p ed and fell.
Oval Pow ell and baby and G eneva
The tre e stru c k him on th e head and Mr. B lak ley of C ottage G rove a re
cru sh in g his skull. T h e body w as v isitin g a t th e hom es of J. G. M etzger
b ro u g h t to G resh am to th e J. E. M etz­ and A. B. W itte r th is w eek.
g e r u n d e rta k in g p a rlo rs b u t w as la te r
M any G resh am people w ill be glad
ta k e n to P o rtlan d .
to h e a r Mr. an d Mrs. D an W. M etzger
Mr. A rm stro n g w as em ployed by a re ex pected to a rriv e h ere n e x t T ues-
C arlto n C ooter on th e B a re tti place.
day from Lodi. C alifo rn ia
Heating Stove Special
PLEASANT HOME EAPTIST
For the remain­
der of this month
we will give with
every H e a t e r
purchased, a
wood-base, zinc
covered stove
I
board the size to
fit the stove pur­
chased.
We wish to
call your atten­
BEAMING UNIVERSAL
tion to the large
assortment we
have on display.
Mr. an d M rs. Wm. A nderson sp en t
Used Im plem ents.
W ednesday an d T h u rsd a y in Canby
B ible School 10 a. m .; B. Y. P. U.,
Som e good used d ra g saw s, cream
7 :3 0 ; S erm o n , 8 :0 0 ; M idw eek,
se p a ra to rs , p o tato d ig g ers, w alk in g v isitin g frien d s. Mr. A nderson and
T h u rsd a y , 7 :3 0 .
plow s, su lk y plow s, feed c u tte rs , g as M. D. K ern w e n t to th e sto ck show
I'nlversal B rotherhood is th e (io a l” engines. T h ese a re a ll g u a ra n te e d to th is m orn in g .
C om e anil catc h th e S u n s h in e S p irit. give you sa tisfa c tio n at a sav in g to
F ra n k M etzger left th is m orning
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P a sto r.
you in p rice.
W. A. H ESSEL.
fo r S alem to v isit h is d a u g h te r and
.................... I................. ................... ...................... ..... ,........ .............................................
son, M iss T h e lm a an d H enry, w ho a re
in a h o sp ital th ere. H en ry is feeling
m uch b e tte r an d Is a tte n d in g school
ev ery day. M iss M etzger is not so
w ell as sh e h a s been.
A s u rp ris e show’e r w as given T h u rs ­
day afte rn o o n a t th e hom e of Mrs. V.
M cCorm ick of R ockw ood in ho n o r of
M iss G ladys N eal w hose en g ag em en t
to C lyde R uegg w as an n o u n ced sev ­
e ra l m o n th s ago. M iss N eal received
m an y b e a u tifu l g ifts. T he w edding is
ex pected to ta k e p lace in th e n e a r
fu tu re.
Mrs. H. M. S h aw is confined to h e r
bed w ith sick n ess. She is being cared
} our Home F urnisher
fo r by h e r d a u g h te r, M rs. L eslie T.
St. C lair.
E. W all an d fam ily have moved
from th e B enson H otel farm to the
K irkw ood h o u se in W h itehead ad d i­
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
tion
E m il A lt re p o rte d w h at seem ed to
LAID TO FINAL REST
him to be a re c o rd b re a k e r in potato
T he fu n e ra l serv ices of S am uel H
dig g in g one d ay th is w eek, w hen tw o
m en an d th re e w om en, a ll Ja p a n e se , S h e lte r w ho w as stru c k by an a u to ­
dug an d p ick ed up m o re th a n 300 m obile on S u n d ay evening an d in ­
b u sh els of p o ta to e s betw een 8 and 4
s ta n tly killed, w ere held at th e M eth­
o'clock. T he w o rk w as done on Mr.
o d ist E piscopal c h u rc h in G resham
A lt's farm .
o i l W ednesday aftern o o n .
T he Rev.
B E T H E L BAPTIST
A. S. H isey p reach ed th e fu n e ra l s e r ­
SE R V I! EN ANNOUNCED
:
m on. T he body w as laid to re s t in
S erv ices n ex t S u n d ay a t th e B ethel M ultnom ah cem e tery beside th o se of
B ap tist c h u rc h w ill be In th e u su al th e w ife an d d a u g h te r of th e de­
A splendid assortment »of Oregon
o rd e r w ith B ible school a t 10 o'clock ceased.
City made Virgin Wool Overcoats.
and p re a c h in g a t 11 o'clock.
The
S am uel H easto n S h eller w as b o rn
Also some nifty models of Kuppen-
Rev. D. Q. B a rry h a s ch osen as his In C lay county, Illin o is, Ju ly 10. 1853.
heiiner make.
serm o n topic “ S u ccess in A ction." H e m a rrie d Miss M ary B. H uffm an at
T he ch o ir h a s p re p a re d a special R e n tc h le r,
Illin o is,
D ecem ber
29,
! a n th e m " J e s u s L over of My S o u l” by 18S1. Soon a fte r th is th e young peo­
i C am p, an d w ill sin g it in th e m orn- ple m oved to P a rso n s, K an sas, w here
i ing. T h e solo w hich is to be su n g by th e y m ade th e ir hom e for sev eral
....... ................... •...... .............................. UH.
• • • • I , M l ,11, MM H U I I , , | t ,
I IM 4 M IIIM M M M IM I M H iM M M W iH M M fc
I H al B ishop w ill he selected by him.
y e a rs and w h ere th e ir th re e c h ild ren
At th e co m p letio n of th e ch o ir re- w ere born. In 1893 th e fam ily m oved
I h e a rs a l la s t T h u rsd a y evening, an to L a n a rk . Illin o is, and la te r to V in­
I electio n w as h eld an d th e follow ing ton. Iowa.
In 1900 they m oved to
1 officers w ere e le c te d : p re sid e n t. Hal S un n y sid e, W ash in g to n , and in 1910
B. B ishop; se c re ta ry , G uy D. Jo n e s ; to G resh am w hich h as been th e fam - '
¡ tre a s u r e r. Miss F lo ella Ja c o b s; lib ra ­ ily hom e sin ce th en . Mrs. S h e lle r is
ria n , J. 8. M ark w art. T he ch o ir th en su rv iv ed by a son, L ee Roy and a
Picnic shoulder hams
a d jo u rn ed to a re s ta u r a n t fo r re f re s h ­ d a u g h te r, Mrs. Jo h n Ide, both re s id ­
oung America Cheese
Saturday Spd., lb. 19
m en ts an d a so cial hour.
ing n e a r G resham . Mrs. S h eller and
wt. about 6 lbs,, lb. 29b
T h e c h o ir Is p re p a rin g fo r a one d a u g h te r, C lara, died in 1916.
Salt Pork
T h an k sg iv in g co n cert w hich w ill be
Mr. S h e lle r suffered a stro k e of
Holland Herring, extra
the pound........... 23<
given S u n d ay even in g . D ecem ber 3. p a ra ly s is la s t May fro m w hich he
choice, keg
$1.45
P ra c tic e for a C h ristm a s c a n ta ta is p a rtia lly recovered. S ince th a t tim e :
Red Salt Salmon
a lso in p ro g ress.
I' resh Sour Crout
w as co n v erted and joined th e M eth­
the pound............. 10<
odist c h u rc h and w as exceedingly
the quart .......... 10b
SERMON SE R IE S TO
h appy In his new -found faith.
We claim the
largest in the
city, and at a
very low price.
Call and see them
A
HEATER
for every place
J. E. METZGER
OVERCOATS
/J N L Y as you try them on
” or actu ally w ear one o f
our room y, easy-fittin g O ver­
coats can you fu lly appreciate
the warm th, com fort and sat­
isfaction that they give.
$20
$25
$30
and
$35
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Grocery Bulletin
Dry
HE
Sack $1.89 CROWN FLOUR Bbl. $7.45
Cooking \pples
t he lx»
Oregon Prunes
$ Ibi
65'
Sweet Potatoes
• lba
45.
C abbage, for crout
sack.....................
Sun Maid Seeded Rai­
sins, pkg. 18c, 3 for 50'
Potatoes
the sack.....
3 lbs. $1.23
Nucoa, butter sub­
stitute, lb.
29,
O regon
Your Home Furnisher
The Mayo is a silver-gray
heavy fleeced cotton union
suit, warm and well
made, all sizes . . . . v * • 00
P. Q. A. Men’s silver-gray
wool mixed union cbo y r
suits, medium wt. . ,
« 0
The Atlas Men’s gray cot­
ton and woo], medium heavy,
a very good one that
sells f o r ..................... $ 2 .2 5
Men’s gray heavy wool m ixedshirts and
drawers, the well-known Glastenburg brand
a t e a c h ......................................................
$1 .8 5
SPE C IA L
Men’s heavy brown cotton and wool mixed shirts
each
$2.25
BEAR BRAND HOSIERY
Heather wool mixed sox at 50»', 60c
and
85 <
FOR WOMEN
\\ e have a splendid asortment of the Heather shades
in wool mixed and silk and wool,........... 98c to $2.25
CONTINUED
FREE M ETHODISTS
Walrad Mercantile Company
T he se rie s of serm o n s by th e Rev
D U E HOED MEETINGS
A. S. H isey, on "O ur H eritag e of the
G ospel" w ill be co n tin u ed by th e a d ­
Q u a rte rly m eeting, to begin to n ig h t
d itio n of a fo u rth to he given S unday and c o n tin u e o v er S unday, an d re ­
m o rn in g st th e M ethodist E piscopal vival m eetin g s to c o n tin u e all of next
ch u rch . T he to p ic w ill be "Som e w eek have been p lan n ed fo r th e F re e
M odern H e re sie s.” T he to p ic fo r ev­ M ethodist c h u rc h , of w hich th e ltev.
en in g w ill be “ P au l on M ars H ill."
E. D. B lack b u rn is p asto r.
T h e m usic fo r both m o rn in g and
D istric t E ld er W. T. K lotxhach w ill
harmony would soon put
evening w ill be a ttra c tiv e . A select- have c h a rg e of th e q u a rte rly m eeting
this old world in its feet. \\ e strive to work in harmony
| ed q u a rte t w ill sin g th e a n th e m "Mv and w ill p reach to n ig h t and Sunday.
with our customers for their own benefit and eventual­
God and K ing" an d Guy 1». Jo n e s w ill [ On S unday th e u su a l m eeting of the
ly ours.
sing a solo at th e m o rn in g service. In S u n d ay school w ill be held a t 10
th e even in g a q u a rte t w ill sing ' Lead o'clock. It w ill be follow ed by love
. U hAoC is thv man who is not w illing to benefit
Me A right."
feast and p reach in g . T he evening
hiniseit
.
The E p w o rth L eag u e topic w ill he se rv ic e s w ill be a t 7:30.
"W h at C h rist M eans to Me." S pecial
‘•'fhe
man
that has no music in his soul.”—Shakespeare
E v a n g e list L. B. B elch er h as been
m usic w ill be a fe a tu re of th e serv ice secu red for th e rev iv al m eetings,
Move to the rvthni of the music plan and handle
w hich w ill be held every n ig h t next
Old It Hasn't.
w
eek,
b
eg
in
n
in
g
a
t
7:30
o'clock.
A
your
business*according to the times. Let us have your
T e a c h e r: W hy so late th is m o rn ­
ing, Jo h n n y ?
co rd ial in v itatio n is extended to a lt to
financial problems to be placed in step with the music.
Jo h n n y : E r-r-r. I had to w ash my a tte n d an d a s s ist in th e services.
neck and c a rs, te a c h e r— b u t 1 prom
i ise it won t h ap p en ugaiu.
Mark N M l h er 84.
T he evening of th e 24th of th is :
’»uch a Literal Ml»».
H e: 1 p ress my su it on bended knee. m onth w ill long be rem em b ered b y ;
( hri»tm a» Sncgi-»tl<in».
She: H av en 't you an iro n ing board? th o se w:io Join th e p arty . D eiigbtfui. j
Card of Thank».
in s tru c tiv e , re fre sh in g an d satisfy in g .
Good su g g estio n s fo r C h ristm as can
Young m en should ask th e ir elect be found at Mrs. B o u g h n er's N ovelty
W e w ant to th a n k all of th e kind
S cute m en d o n 't buy w ashing m a­
F ancy a ss o rtm e n t of dishes frien d s w ho se n t flow ers and e s­
ch in es becau se th ey th in k they m ar- lady to rem em b er F riday. N ovem ber s to re
24. and keep It w holly" fo r th is to u r. ( l i s t in ; also a com plete asso rtm e n t pecially th o se w’ho a ssiste d in sin g ­
i Tied one. D otted Line
It w ill be eq u ally en jo y ab le (or m a r­ of good g rad e hose fo r c h ild ren and ing at th e fu n e ra l; a lso th e M odern
A c a r Is often Judged by its ra ttle s ried people ( put on y o u r S unday a co m p lete stock of ------
p lain y arns. „ W oodm en fo r th e ir g en ero u s su p p o rt.
c lo th es and give y o u r wife a good larg e a ss o rtm e n t of stam p ed em broid- I Lee R S h e lle r and F am ily Mrs
—a n d so a re m en.
, tim e .)— Adv
ery p ie c e , w ith th re a d now In stock. |
J obn , de , nd F am ily
“I f Music be the Food o f Love, Play on”
SHAKESPEARE
a8rce "A11? him. More
85
R O Y A L CLUB COFFEE
1 lb. 42c
G resham
5 lbs. $1.98
\ an Hoeters Bleaching
Soap, 25 bars
$1.00
4 . IV. Metzger <& Co.
Q uality and Service
Phone 1451
Phone 1 4 5 ,
FIR S T STA TE BANK, Gresham, Ore.