Gresham outlook., December 08, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

GKFSHAM
PL E A SA N T VALLEY
BORING
P L E A S A N T HOM E
H. W. L ynch of th e L ynch d is tric t
B ible school next S unday m orning
w as in th is v icin ity la s t M onday. Mr. at th e P le a sa n t Home B ap tist ch u rch
L ynch w as h ere in th e in te re s t of th e will be a t 10 o'clock. It is expected
Farm Bureau movement.
th a t Mr. B a rn ett, a tine C h ristian
J a k e D eY oung, of B oring, w as a w o rk er and sin g e r w ill be p re se n t at
V alley v isito r on b u sin ess m a tte rs th is service. The B. Y P. U. w ill m eet
Monday.
a t 7:30 p. in. P reach in g by th e p a s­
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. R ichey re tu rn e d to r w ill he at 8:15 p. tn. H is topic will
M onday from a few d ay s' v isit w ith be "T h e In tro d u ctio n to th e L ord's
frien d s in C orvallis.
P ra y e r." E veryone is w elcom e.
J. C. R o b ertso n of th e Mt. S co tt d is ­
Tlie Rev. E. 11. C otton and Mis • R uth
tr ic t tra n s a c te d b u sin ess h e re a b o u ts W healdon w ere m a rrie d T h an h ‘tiv-
one day th is w eek.
iug day a t New P ly m o u th , Icaho.
F re d O lson m ade ar b u sin ess tr ip to They w ill live at W illam in a. No
P o rtla n d T uesday.
fu r th e r p a rtic u la rs of th e w edding
M alace B ro th ers, of P o rtla n d , w ere have a s y et been received.
out T uesday looking th e ir farm over.
T he
P le a s a n t
H om e M ethodist
A fter a lin g erin g illn ess. K a th e rin e ch u rch w ill have serv ices n ex t S u n ­
H elen, fo u r-y ear-o ld d a u g h te r of Mr. day as usu al. S u n d ay school w ill be
and Mrs. H enry P au lso n , passed aw ay at 10 o ’clock. T h e Rev G. C. B e r'e -
on N ovem ber 30 a t th e fam ily home. m an w ill p reach at 11 o ’clock on the
T he litte l on e's d eath w as due to th e topic "Work of th e Young P eo p le of
a fte r effects of d ip th eria. T h e so rro w ­ th e E p w o rth L eague."
E p w orth
ing fam ily h as the h e a rtfe lt sy m p ath y L eague w ill be at 7:30 In th e eV m irg .
of th e e n tire neighborhood.
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Som e m en like to p a ra d e so w ell
T h e H ank of G resh am pay s 5 p e r th a t w hen th ey c a n 't do an y th in g
c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. . else, th ey p a rad e th e ir v irtu es.
A baby boy w as b o rn to Mr. and
1 Mrs. T ru m a n R ichey at th e N ash san-
1 ita rlu m in T ro u td a le on D ecem ber 5.
He w eighed n in e pounds and has been
nam ed Jo h n . Je a n R ichey is also a t
(be sa n ita riu m . S he has been q u ite
- ill w ith b ro n c h itis b u t is n e a rly w ell
now.
Now th a t th e snow is h ere, sleigh
rid in g an d tobogg an in g a re in full
I sw ing.
F u n e ra l serv ices fo r P au l G regson,
w ho died from pneum onia a t th e hom e
of h is m o th er. Mrs. E m m a G regson,
M onday evening, w ere held from .h e
M ethodist c h u rc h T h u rsd ay a t one
o'clock, w ith in te rm e n t a t D am ascus
I cem etery .
Mrs. Jo h n M eyers, w ho h as been
q u ite ill, is re p o rte d m uch im proved.
A c h u rc h social and b azaar w ill be
held a t th e 1. O. (). F. h all on th e ev-
j en in g of D ecem ber 8th.
Mrs. F ra n k S iefer is re p o rte d q u ite
| ill.
Miss B essie Delco is confined to h er
' bed h av in g u n d erg o n e a to n silo r o p e r­
atio n th e first of th e w eek.
T h e farm b u reau h as ju s t co m p let-
| cd u n lo ad in g a c a r of a lfa lfa hay
w hich they received from e a s te rn Ore-
' gon th e first of th e w eek.
Mrs. Loyd M allicoat has re c e n tly
p u rch ased a new A ldrich piano.
QUALITY BREAD
S A N D Y liL U E E
F re s h ev ery day a n d you can
buy it in an y s to re in E a s te rn
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
P ies, C akes, P astry
City Bakery
P h o n e 1221
G re sh a m
A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to
ow n. E v ery F is k T ire u ser
is a F is k B o o ster.
R e -tire w ith F is k s an d
en jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st
ex ten t.
Fisk Tires and Tubes.
Oldfield Tires and Tubes.
American Akron Tires and
Tubes.
G EO . A. B IIA N D T
P h o n e 1107
O p p o site B ro w n ’s M a rk e t
COAL
B R IQ U ETS
A TRUCK
(H'TLOOk. FRIDAY.
FO R E V E R Y K IN D OE W O R K
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n met
F rid a y n ig h t in th e sch o o lh o u se witli
th e u su a l larg e a tten d an ce. A fter a
sh o rt b u sin ess sessio n th e p ro g ram
co m m ittee p u t on a very in te re stin g
p ro g ram . A bout 25 new
m em bers
w ere received into th e asso ciatio n .
T h e re w as also a pu m p k in seed g u ess­
ing c o n test w hich w as won by Mr.
G ran d staff and Miss Jones. T hey do­
nated th e pie to tw o hoys who would
ru n a ra c e in eatin g it. B ern ard Rob­
e rtso n an d R aym ond W atk in s w ere
th e boys etiosen an d th e race w as a tie.
Mr. an d Mrs. H. H. W atk in s and
fam ily sp en t T h an k sg iv in g w ith tlie
fo rm ers p a re n ts a t H illsdale, O regon.
Tom C aldo and siste r, Mrs. Mary
L aw less, e n te rta in e d on T h a n k sg iv ­
ing, ffm . C aldo, Mr. and M rs. Joe
C aldo an d H a rrie t R adford.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ja y R adford sp en t
T h an k sg iv in g w ith Mr. an d Mrs.
D avis of C o ttrell.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. W ilkenson e n te r­
tain ed on S unday th e ir so n s R ay, from
P o rtla n d , and C h arlie and w ife of th is
place
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. W atk in s a tte n d ­
ed th e fu n e ra l of Mrs. W atkin s b ro th ­
e rs ' w ife. Mrs. Geo. H aight, in P o rt­
land on T u esd ay a week ago.
T he L ad ies' Aid of th e C o ttrell co m ­
m u n ity c h u rc h w ill give a b a zaar and
p ro g ram w ith light lunch serv ed a fte r
th e p ro g ram , on D ecem ber 15.
PO W EL L VALLEY
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
DAILY TRIPS TO PORTLAND
Gresham
Phone
1581
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I’ow ell
and
Maple
--
Portland
247 Davis
Phone Bdwy. 8082
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DECEMBER
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PAGE THREE
BORING BOY* DIES
FROM I’ EM .MONK
P aul L. G regson. son of Mrs. E m m a
! G regson, died on D ecem ber 5 a t the
fam ily hom e in B oring. D eath w as
caused by p n eum onia an d o th e r coin-
j p lications. He had been in ill h ealth
for about fo u r years.
B esides a m o th er, P a u l G regson
leaves se v eral sis te rs and b ro th ers.
He w as 16 y e a rs of age. H e w as born
in W ashington on Ju ly 18, 1906.
F u n eral se rv ices w ere held T h u rs ­
day afte rn o o n at one o'clock at th e
, M ethodist c h u rc h in B oring.
Resolution* ni Condolence.
G resham , Ore., Dec. 6, 1922.
W hereas, it lias pleased o u r g re a t
com m an d er above to ta k e from o u r
m idst o u r frie n d s and com rade. Win.
B utler, an honored m em ber of M. A.
Ross P ost No. 41, G. A. It.. D e p a rt­
m ent of O regon, and
W hereas, in 1861 to 1865 th is n a ­
tion of o u rs w as enveloped in w ar w ith
j the seceding s o u th e rn s ta te s and our
J lib erties as fre e A m erican citizen s
and as a u n ited co u n try w ere sh ak en
to th e r v ery fou n d atio n s, th en a call
j to a rm s w as m ade by o u r illu s trio u s
p resid en t, A braham L incoln, for vol­
u n te e rs to en list in defense of our
| co u n try and flag, and
W hereas, utider th is c all Com­
rade llu lle r, th en a young m an full of
s tre n g th an d p atrio tism , en listed in
th e defense of h is c o u n try and flag,
th e flag of W ash in g to n , Jefferson,
A dam s. F ra n k lin and P a tric k H enry,
who said "G ive me liberty or give me
d e a th ;" tin ir flag suceeding to the
flag of B u n k er H ill, L u n d ay 's L ane
and B uena V ista; th e flag th a t c a sts
its p ro te c tin g shadow "W h ere ro lls
th e O re g o n ;” th a t
blossom ed and
flam ed in the snow s of A laska and
an ch o red a w atch tire upon th e is ­
lan d s of H aw aii; th e sam e flag th a t
rom ped w ith freedom In th e bays of
M anila and S an tiag o and w as p la n t­
ed in rig h teo u s d e ten se upon the w alls
of C h in a; tlie sam e flag th a t floats
over the rock ribbed m o u n ta in s and
valleys and ca u se s th e ocean to
m ingle th e ir w a te rs ; tlie flag th a t w as
born to re p re s e n t a people, ra th e r
th a n a m o n arch or sav ag e; tlie flag
th at h as n ever know n a s u rre n d e r and
one th a t w ill win th e w orld from
w rong and u n h o ii strife and ^ i l l
u sh e r in peace for th e peoples of th e
e a rth . T his is tlie flag th a t C om rade
B utler defended, w hich g u a ra n te e s to
us our lib e rtie s, w hich we a re en jo y ­
ing today as A m erican citizens.
T h e re fo re lie it
R esolved, th a t in th e p assin g of
C om rade B u tle r th is nation has lost
a b rav e defen d er, tlie sla te , county,
and th e city of F airview an h o n o r­
ab le citizen, tlie fam ily a kind h u s ­
band and fa th e r, M. A. Itoss P o st No.
11, G. A. R., D ep artm en t of O regon, a
valuable m em ber, and lie it fu rtlie r
Resolved, th a t a copy of th ese re s o ­
lutions he se n t to th e fam ily, a copy
to the G resh am O utlook an d a copy
sp read upon th e reco rd s of th e Post.
G. W. WONACOTT,
E E. CHIPM AN,
C om m ittee.
A BETTER Gift for
One Dollar!
One D ollar wjll “ buy” a Liberty Bell
Hom e Safe and a Savings Account
in the Bank of Gresham.
This is the m ost practical and
thoughtful gift that monev can p ur­
chase. It has a very certain value
TO D A Y and will real' increase m
w orth during the coming m onths.
T he Liberty Bell conies in bright
holiday attire and mak s a.i a t:;a -
tive Christmas packaee.
Give Your Friends this
G ift that Grows
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
S erv ices w ill lie held a t tlie Sw edisli
M ission c h u rc h n ex t S unday nt 11
o'clock by th e Rev. T h eo d o r G u sta f­
son of S e a ttle and in tlie evening at
7:30 by th e Rev. Mr. Blomqui+t of
H aley. S u n d ay school m eets r e g u la r­
By th e tim e a m an le a rn s som ething
ly ev ery S u n d ay a t lo o 'clo ck u n d er ab o u t an au to m o b ile it's tim e to buy
th e su p e rin te n d e n c y of A llred Aim.
a new one.
three.
gasoline, requirements J o r
^winter driving
If you’re having trouble starting—
if you sit in the cold and buzz-buzz
your starter without result— then it’s
time to change to ’’Red Crown” — the
winter fuel for motors.
Use ’’Red Crown” exclusively, and
you get off at the first jum p of the
spark.
"Red Crown” vaporizes readily in the
coldest weather. Fill your tank with
"Red Crown” and nothing else, and
you’ll be rid of three-quarters of your
cold-weather motoring troubles.
Fill at the Red Crown sign—at service
stations, garages and other dealers.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
f California)
Zerolene good cold-test
oils flow freely and lubri­
cate p erfectly in zero
weather — protect the
bearings — increase the
power and flexibility of
your engine.
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enabling it to utilize ev ery particle
of fuel consumed. T he Lan&wood.
w as d e sig n e d as a sp ecial wood
b u rn in g ran&e and has been found
thoroughly successful b y thousands
of housew ives.
L A N G 'S Longwood is guaranteed to
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the wood required by any other ranke
on the market. D s purchase price will
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G U AR A N TE E D . Come in and see the
LA N G W O O D on display in our store.
A sk Us A bout T h e m —
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Quality and Service
Phone 1451
" W h y not Buy the Best When It's Made in the West**
«O PY 4 a
HALEY
"N o n -essen tials and th e B row n
God" w ill be th e su b je c t of th e Her­
m on at th e B a p tist c h u rc h next S u n ­
day m orning. R om ans 14: 13-23 will
be th e s c rip tu re b asis. In th e evening
the 1!. Y. P. U. to p ic w ill lie studied.
T h e S unday school is now p re p a rin g
a C h ristm a s p ro g ram , re h e a rs in g ev­
ery S unday a ftern o o n at th e ch u rch .
E very child in th e school lx expected
to be p re se n t.
Tiie re c e n t sa le of a rtic le s n etted
>119. On T h a n k sg iv in g day an offer­
ing of 12<i wax m ade for th e N ear E a st
Relief.
TERRY
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r m eetin g w hich
h as been an n o u n ced for S a tu rd a y ev­
ening. D ecem ber 9. has been p o st­
poned in d efin itely on acco u n t of th e
sto rm and th e condition of th e roads.
“ IL L . N O T C O N Iu
I IP
MOST FOLKS ARE
ABOUT AS HAPPY
as th e ir d in n e r a llo w s th e m to
be. Y our a p p e tite feels q u ite a g ­
g ra v a te d If y o u r d ig e s tio n is n o t
fu rn is h e d w ith th e p ro p e r men 11
L et th is m a rk e t a s s is t you.
We
w ill be p leased to se rv e you.
A. J. W. BROWN
Phone 1S91
Marriage L icen se Issued lo
Gresham Man.
T h e L adies' Aid b az a a r has been
A m a rria g e license w as issued la st
postponed on acco u n t of th e sto rm T u esd ay to L. A. O lson. 29. of G re s h ­
u n til T h u rsd a y evening, D ecem ber 14. am and J e a n e tte O dell, 24, of S andy,
w eather perm itting.
a t V ancouver, W ashington. ■
TROUTDALE