Gresham outlook., December 22, 1922, Image 1

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W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 85
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
P. R,L. & P. WILL
SPEND MILLIONS
agricultural debt .
DOING GOOD WORK
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922
SANTA HAS HIS GREATEST GIFT.
11.50 Per Year
GRESHAM MAN DIES
IN CALIFORNIA
WHY THE FARMERS
SHOULD ORGANIZE
W e ta lk e d to S a n ta C laus th e o th e r day, a sk in g him w h at tim e he p lanned
to com e to o u r little tow n, b ecau se all the ch ild re n w ere m uch in te re ste d to
By RAY STRONG.
W ord h a s been received from Los
learn . Som e of th e little ones, we to ld him . feared he m ig h t not com e at a ll—
B eginning in th is issu e of th e O u t­ th a t th ey m ig h t be fo rg o tten . B ut S a n ta sm iled.
A ngeles, C alifo rn ia, te llin g of th e
look and co n tin u in g from tim e to tim e,
" I w ill be w ith you, have no fe a r,” he said, "b u t ju s t th e h o u r I c a n n o t death of E rn e st B onett. w hich oc­
A n n o u n cem en t h as ju s t been m ade follow ing th e w o rk ta k e n up in th e say. If I g et lo ts of h elp, it m ay be early , very ea rly , b at w ho know s? W hen c u rre d In th a t city la s t W ednesday,
By RUD OLF M U LLEN HO FP.
th a t th e P o rtla n d R ailw ay, L ig h t & A g ricu ltu re D ep artm en t of Union th e m ince pie is in th e oven, w hen th e plum pudding is steam in g in th e pot. D ecem ber 20. No in fo rm atio n as to
F a rm in g is the b iggest b u sin ess in
P o w er c o m p an y p la n s to sp en d d u rin g H igh w hich is u n d er th e su p erv isio n w hen th e big go b b ler is c risp an d b ro w n and n u ts an d ra is in s re s t on m o th e r's th e c a u se of h is d e a th w as given.
snow y ta b leclo th , w hen sleep y eyes a re opened to behold th e tre e and th e
th e w orld a s it has m ore m oney in ­
th e com ing y e a r $5,000,000 in im p ro v e­ of its new te a c h e r, Mr. M oreland la u g h te r of a ll th e c h ild re n echos o v er fields and dow n th e n a rro w city stre e ts ,
Mr. an d Mrs. F in e s t B onett left
m e n ts an d ex ten sio n s. T he m ain ex­ sh o rt a rtic le s w ill be pub lish ed tellin g ! w hen te n d e r h e a rts, ju s t ev ery w h ere, a re a ll aglow w ith th e joy of hum an for C alifo rn ia la s t May on acco u n t of vested in It an d em ploys m ore m en
an d w om en th a n any o th e r sin g le b u s­
te n sio n w o rk in clu d es th e develop­ of th e activ ities of th a t d ep artm en t. b ro th erh o o d , th e re w ill not be a child in a ll th e lan d th a t w ill not know old Mrs. B o n ett's h ealth
Since th en
m e n t of th e pro jected O ak G rove h y ­ T h e p u rp o se of th e s e a rtic le s is to in ­ S a n ta 's been aro u n d . A little lu m p w ill ris e in m o th e r's th ro a t and p e rh a p s a * I they have been to u rin g th ro u g h C ali­ iness. T he fa rm e r is th e ax is upon
w hich th e w orld tu rn s , an d yet, he is
d ro -e le c tric p o w er p la n t on th e u p p er form th e p ublic th a t th e a g ric u ltu re te a r in d e a r old d a d 's eye w ill te ll u s th a t th e s p irit of th e C h rist still lives
fo rn ia an d happened to be in Los An-
T h is y e a r S a n ta said he w ill h av e a g ift fo r everyone, th e g re a te st g ift in
th e least recognized of any b u sin ess
C lack am as riv e r, w hich it is plan n ed d e p a rtm e n t of U nion H igh school is
a ll th e w o rld . Of c o u rse he wdll leave th e toys, th e ap p le s and th e candy g e 'e s wh- n bis sudden d e a th occu rred .
to have co m p leted by Ju ly , 1924. T his com posed of an e n te rp risin g g ro u p of stic k s, b u t th e can d y w ill be e a te n and one day th e tin so ld ie r w ill be b ent. ( T he body w ill be shipped to G resham o r in d u s try in th e w orld. W hat w ould
p ro je c t w ill re q u ire h a lf th e sum y oung fellow’s w ho a re doing th in g s T h e big g ift is to last fo rev er. S a n ta found it in a m an g er. We forgot to ask and is expected to re a c h h e re ubout th e w orld do w ith o u t th e fa rm e r? T he
w orld c o u ld n ’t exist. S till, th e f a n n ­
nam ed. T h e rem a in d e r w ill be d is­ w o rth w hile and a re a cre d it to th e its nam e, b u t as w e look ac ro ss th e y e a rs and view th e se ttin g sun, we th in k Sunday
th a t J e s u s called it Love, so let us w atch fo r it on C h ristm a s m orn an d n o u r­
e r Is looked dow n upon and u n ju s tly
trib u te d am o n g n u m ero u s im p ro v e­ school and co m m u n ity a t larg e.
E rn e st B onett is w ell know n as a
ish it th ro u g h o u t th e y e a rs , each day, each m om ent of o u r lives.
tre a te d in every way. W hy? B ecause
T he h o rtic u ltu re c lass, besides ta k ­
m en ts w hich w ill b rin g th e p ro p e rtie s
re sid e n t of th e P le a sa n t Home and
he Is one of a m ass of in d iv id u als and
of th e co m p an y th o ro u g h ly up to date. ing up th e stu d y of sm all fr u its and
Sandy d is tric ts and w as born iu C ot­
can
not a sk fo r his rig h ts.
clo
sely
re
la
te
d
su
b
jects,
h
a
s
been
F ra n k lin T. G riffith, p re sid e n t of th e
tre ll. H e w as th e son-in-law of Mrs.
T h e re is n 't an y o th e r b u sin ess or
com pany, h as re c e n tly re tu rn e d from stu d y in g co m m u n ity civics an d p ro b ­
A. H. S h u m ate and b ro th e r-in -la w to
th e e a st w h ere he h as been in v e s tig a t­ lem s. T he s tu d e n ts a re ta k in g re a l in ­
Mrs. H a rry P u lle r an d F red an d in d u s try in th e w orld th a t se lls its
produce re g a rd le s s of c o st of pro d u c­
ing co n d itio n s esp ecially as th ey af te r e s t in th e w o rk and a re g ettin g
Jim m ie Je n n in g s of G resham . H e h as
tion as th e fa rm e r is com pelled to.
feet tra c tio n and ele c tric serv ice com ­ m uch v alu ab le in fo rm atio n w hich is
a b ro th e r F ra n k w ho is living In
T h e re is a stro n g u n d e rc u rre n t o t
pan ies. H e say s th a t a new develop­ p ra c tic a b le an d gives th e s tu d e n t a
P o rtlan d .
(T
U
’RUH
PROGRAM
MILL
th o u g h t um ong m any fa rm e rs th a t
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
m en t in th e d istrib u tio n of th e stock p ersp ectiv e of h is place in re la tio n to
A nnouncem ent of Mr. B o n ett's death
SHOW CHILDREN’S NEED
WILL GIVE PROGRAM w as a te r rib le shock to his re lativ es p ro d u ctio n o f farm p ro d u c ts should
th e com m unity a n d th e need of tr a in ­
of such com panies is ta k in g place.
be d isco n tin u ed u n til b e tte r m ark e tin g
" I t is e stim a te d ” say s Mr. Griffith, ing in co m m u n ity service.
and frien d s as he h as a lw ay s been in
T h e G resh am M ethodist E p isco p al
T he S unday school of th e Zion
co nditions a re afforded th e farm ers.
T
he
cla
ss
in
fa
rm
a
n
im
a
ls
h
as
been
" th a t th is y e a r th e v ario u s u tility com ­
good h e a lth an d w as n o t know n to be
S unday school w ill p re s e n t th e p ro ­ E v an g elical c h u rc h w ill have its
It is said, "G ive th e fa rm e r a p rofit­
p a n ie s of th e c o u n try w ill have d is­ m ak in g classro o m stu d ies of differen t
suffering
from
any
ailm
en
t.
T
he
fu
­
g ram , “T h e W orld's C h ristm a s M ail,” C h ristm a s tre e and its p ro g ram in th e
a b le m a rk e t for his p ro d u c ts an d he
seaso
n
al
p
roblem
s
co
n
n
ected
w
ith
trib u te d $200,000,000 w o rth of sto ck s
a t th e ch u rc h on S u n d ay even in g . De­ E n g lish lan g u ag e in p lace of th e re g ­ n e ra l w ill not be held u n til a fte r the w ill do th e re s t." R ig h t h e re le t it be
to th e ir c u sto m e rs and it is fo rc a st feeding of sheep a n d hogs, a lso th e
cem b er 24, b eg in n in g a t 7:30 o ’clock. u la r serv ices on S unday m o rning, be­ C h ristm as season h as passed.
said, th e fa rm e r m ust o rg an ize an d
th a t n ex t y e a r th ese sale s w ill reach w in te r feeding an d c a re w hich is n e­ T h is is in th e n a tu re of a p ag ean t and
g in n in g a t 10:30. “ W hite C h ris tm a s”
m a rk e t his p ro d u c t him self, as it his
c e ssa ry for su c c e ssfu l an im al p ro d u c ­
$250,000,000.
CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
w ill show th e needs of childhood in w ill be observed, and a ll d o n atio n s of
only so lu tio n to his problem li.
"T h e v a rio u s u tilitie s of th e c o u n try tion. I t is th e in te n tio n of th e c la s s to all th e w orld.
AT METHODIST CHURCH
clo th in g , etc., w ill be se n t to o rp h a n ­
F a rm in g c o n sists m ain ly of tw o
a re ex p ected to expend n e a rly $1,000,- stu d y a ll th e se aso n al p ro b lem s w hich
F o r th e p a st tw elv e w eeks th e S u n ­ ages. T he p ro g ra m w ill co n sist. In
th in g s, w hich a re : first, production
th
e
e
n
te
rp
ris
in
g
fa
rm
e
r
m
u
st
know
.
T
he
s
erv
ices
a
t
th
e
M
ethodist
000,000 in c o n stru c tio n d u rin g 1923,
day sohool h as been receiv in g m es­ p a rt, of a ta b le a u of th e sh e p h erd s
S ev eral v ery p ro fitab le field trip s
ch u rc h n ext S unday w ill all be in h a r ­ and second, im irketlng. T he fa rm e r
w h ich m ean s th a t m o re th a n one-
sag es of good w ill a n d frie n d sh ip and and th e C h rist ch ild ; th e legend of
know s how to produce, b u t does he
have
been
m
ade,
su
ch
as
sheep
ju
d
g
­
m ony w ith th e C h ristm a s season.
fo u rth of th e to ta l am o u n t w ill be su p ­
a p p eals foi help from th e c h ild re n C ath ay : sp ecial C h ristm a s m usic by
know how to m a rk e t his ow n produce
in
g
a
t
th
e
Theo.
B
ru
g
g
er
farm
,
and
A
splendid
p
ro
g
ram
,
e
n
titled
“T
he
p lied th ro u g h sale s of stocks.
from a ll th e wmrld in both hom e and sax ap h o n e, c o rn e t an d o rg an . T h e re
a fte r p ro d u cin g his c ro p s? M any do
" T h is is re a l public o w n ersh ip of tw o calf b u tc h e rin g tr ip s n e a r tow n. fo reig n fields. T h ese have p re p a re d w ill be no leag u e m eeting in th e ev en ­ W o rld ’s C h ristm as M ail" w ill be given
S unday evening by th e S unday school. not. S ince he does not know how to
u tilitie s, w ith th e cu sto m e rs of th e T he field trip s a re ex trem ely v alu ab le th e w ay fo r th e C h ristm a s serv ice, ing.
T h is is a tine re n d e rin g of th e lofty m a rk e t h is c ro p s he is only o n e-h alf a
v a rio u s co m p an ies becom ing p a rtn e rs as th e boys le a rn m uch of p ra c tic a l w hich w ill co n sist of n ativ ity songs,
As Rev. H. G eb h ard t is a b sen t, Rev.
farm er.
in th e e n te rp ris e s , th is in v estm en t v alu e an d sk ill an d keen in te re s t d is­ in w n ich cla sse s o r w hole d e p a rt J. R am ser w ill p reach in th e G erm an p u rp o ses ot th e C hristian ch u rc h to
T hink th is over w ell. A re n 't we
give re a l h elp to th e ch ild re n of the
b eing m ade by p a tro n s in th e d is tric ts played.
m en ts w ill join, p an to m im es, an d th e lan g u ag e on C h ristm a s day a t 11
ju s t doing th is very th in g ? L e t’s not
F
a
rm
shop
an
d
m
ech
a
n
ics
h
a
s
a
e
n
tire
w
orld.
S
ongs
of
th
e
q
u
a
in
t
old
serv ed by th e co n cern s.
giving of gifts. A p o stm an w ith a huge o’clock. C om m union w ill be held in
be h a lf fa rm e rs but w hole fa rm e rs
“G e n erally , it ap p eared from w h at I d istin c t place in th is d e p a rtm e n t an d m ail bag w ilt be on h an d to receiv e th e G erm an language, and an offering so rt by th e ch ild re n of th e school, ta b ­
and m a rk e t o u r cro p s o u rselv es in ­
m
any
p
ra
c
tic
a
l
a
n
d
u
sefu
l
fa
rm
a
p
­
leaux
re
p
re
se
n
tin
g
scen
es
of
th
e
N
a­
saw in th e e a st, co n d itio n s a re on th e
m oney, d o th in g and o th e r a rtic le s to w ill be ta k e n for th e o rp h a n a g e at
stead of le ttin g th e o th e r m an do it
tivity,
and
re
c
ita
tio
n
of
th
e
C
h
ristm
as
m end an d th e c o u n try is facin g m ore p lian ces a re m ade in co n n ectio n w ith b e se n t to v a rio u s p laces for th e r e ­ ■Jerusalem .
and pay a s sm all a p rice fo r th e p ro ­
sto
ry
,
w
ill
m
ak
e
a
vivid
ap
p
e
a
l
to
th
e
th
e
n
ecessary
fo
rg
e
w
ork.
One
of
th
e
fa v o ra b le tim es. W e a re so w ell a s ­
lief of th e needy. All a re in v ited to
h e a rt touched by love fo r th e C h rist- duce as he possibly can. H e m akes a
su re d of th is outlook th a t o u r com ­ kin d ly disposed to w n m e rc h a n ts, W ill enjoy th e sp len d id p ro g ra m and join
FREE METHODIST
H
essel,
has
w
illin
g
ly
loaned
th
e
d
e­
child.
T re a ts w ill be d is trib u te d to big profit fo r him self an d th e co n ­
p an y is going ah ead v ig o ro u sly w ith
In th e se, vice of giving.
SERVICES
ANNOUNCED
su m ers pay fo r it. L e t’s m a rk e t them
th
e
ch
ild
re n of th e school.
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
tw
o
g
as
en
g
in
es
fo
r
cla
ss
its ow n c o n stru c tio n w o rk p lan n ed
T he se rv ices of the m o rn in g w ill be o u rselv es, m ake a co st of p ro d u ctio n
w o rk and is in ten d in g to fu rn ish o th er
fo r 1923.”
A C h ristm a s p ro g ram w ill be given in sp irin g an d helpful. T he Rev. A. S. p lu s a profit to o u rselv es and elim i­
fa rm m ech an ical eq u ip m en t as it is BETHEL BAPTISTS
ANNOUNCE
SERVICES
next
S unday m o rn in g a t 10 o’clock a t H isey, p u sto r of th e ch u rc h , w ill n ate th e m iddlem an, and sell d ire c t to
needed.
GRESHAM GIRLS SEND
th e F re e M ethodist ch u rc h , to be fo l­ p reach on th e topic, “ S e ttln g ’th e th e co n su m er. T he co n su m e r w ill
T
h
ere
a
re
32
boys
en
ro
lled
in
th
ese
BOX TO ASTORIA
T h e C h ristm as e x ercises of th e low ed by th e re g u la r p re a c h in g s e r ­ W o rld 's C lock.”
th en be a b le to buy for less an d th e
a g ric u ltu ra l c lasses an d all have p ro j­
B ethel B ap tist c h u rc h S unday school vice a t 11 by th e p a sto r, Rev. E. D.
fa rm e r w ill profit also.
T
he
c
h
o
ir
h
as
been
busy
on
som
e
ects
besides
th
e
ir
c
la
s
s
an
d
field
w
ork.
T h e O’You Cam p F ire g irls h eld a
of G resh am w ill be h eld on S a tu rd a y Illajliin an . An evening serv ice w ill be splendid m usic for th e occasion. In
You say "H ow can we m a rk e t th e
b u sin ess m e e tin g la s t S a tu rd a y and T h ey a re all deep ly in te re ste d in a g r i­ evening, D ecem ber 23.
held co m m encing a t 7:30.
produce o u rselv es? We m u st o rganize.
th
e
m
o
rn
in
g
a
fine
an
th
em
,
"And
c
u
ltu
ra
l
w
ork
an
d
a
re
se
c
u
rin
g
m
uch
elected new officers fo r th e com ing
T h e c h u rc h serv ices S u n d ay w ill
T he u su al T h u rsd a y n ig h t p ra y e r T h ere W ere" S h e p h e rd s by A shford, E very b u sin e ss m an is o rganized In
y ear. T hose chosen w ere H elen H isey, v a lu ab le p ra c tic a l in fo rm atio n u n d er c o n sist of S u n d ay school in th e m o rn ­ se rv ice w ill be held a t th e c h u rc h
w ith violin obligato, w ill be given. one or m ore o rg a n iz a tio n s and gets
th
e
ir
new
te
a
c
h
e
r,
Mr.
M
oreland.
p re s id e n t; H azel Cooley, se c re ta ry ;
ing a t 10 o ’clock an d p reach in g a t 11 com m encing a t
30.
Miss M ary H an sen w ill sing “O H oly his co st of p ro d u ctio n p lu s a profit
D oro th y T a y lo r, tr e a s u r e r ; W illene
o ’clo ck by th e p a sto r on th e them e
1’iann T u n in g .
N ight,”’ a lso w ith violin obligato. In W hy? B ecause he is organized.
B otkin, re c o rd e r; Joyce K id d er, fin an ­
S atisfai^ io n g u a ra n te e d , $3. F red “T he T ru e C h ristia n S p irit." T he Schools to ILive Holiday Vacation.
You c a n 't e x p ect som eone to m a rk e t
th e evening th e ch o ir w ill sing
cier, and L illie N elson, re p o rte r. A fter B. Jo n es, 2625 E a s t 49th street.
c h o ir w ill re n d e r th e an th em “ I t C am e
T he high schools an d g rad e schools “Above th e S leeping W orld.”
y o u r p roduce for nothing. T he m iddle
th e electio n of officers, th e g irls sp en t
U pon th e M jdnight C lear.” As a special of M ultnom ah co u n ty closed th is a fte r-
m an does th is and dem ands hlR profit
T h e B an k o f G resh am p ay s 5 p e r
th e re m a in d e r of th e tim e le a rn in g
w hich is found to be a la rg e one. O r­
c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. selectio n , H. W. S tro n g w ill sin g a nqon and schools w ill n o t be resu m ed
m otion songs.
solo e n title d “Noel.”
again u n til T uesday, J a n u a r y 2. T h is
gan ize and p ro te c t y o u r in te re st.
A C h ris tm a s box w as p re p a re d by HOLLY FOR SA LE, 25 c e n ts a pound,
A C h ristm as e n te rta in m e n t w as giv­ T hen, an d not u n til th e n , w ill th e
T h e C h ristm as c a n ta ta w ill be giv ­ is an o ccasion to w hich th e c h ild re n
3 fo r 50 cen ts. Mrs. S. A. B u rr, en S u n d ay evening b eg in n in g a t 7:30 have long been looking fo rw a rd to.
th e g irls and se n t to A storia.
en In th e hall a t C am eron & Hogg fa rm e r realize th e cost of p roduction
G resham , p hone 545.
Jo y ce K id d er is q u iti ill b u t is im ­
cam p D ecem ber 16 by th e union S u n ­ p lu s a profit. Be a real fa rm e r and do
o ’clock.
p roving. T he g irls hope sh e w ill soon ONE 1923 FO RD ; ru n 1000 m iles
W h a t you w an t, w h en you w a n t It, day school, and th e g ra d e school. T he y o u r p a rt to form a union of fa rm e rs
as you w a n t it— W a n t ad. It.
sam e as n ew ; $25.00 of accesso ries.
h a ll w as ta s te fu lly deco rated w ith a s o th e r b u sin ess men o r in d u strie s
P h o n e o rd e rs to O utlook 1561.
be w ith th em again.
A good buy a t $450. T h is c a r m u st
w re a th s an d bells m ade from ced ar, do.
M oney to lo an on re a l e s ta te . B.
be sold bv S a tu rd a y . S h erm an Mc­
CHRISTMAS CANTATA BV BAPTIST ( HURUH
fir, O regon g rap e, etc. T h e C h ristm as
AV. T h o rn e , a t B an k o f G resh am .
C a rte r G arage, p hone 2331.
tre e w as ad o rn ed in a ll Ils splendor.
A fine C h ristm as c a n ta ta , “ T h e | S unday evening. D ecem ber 24, com -
CHRISTMAS AT PLEASANT
T h e serv ices com m enced a t 8 o’clock
L ig h t of th e W orld," is to be given at m eneing a t 7:30. T h e p ro g ram for
HOME M. E. CHURCH
sh a rp , by Mrs. Mary W oods, th e s u ­
¡th e B ethel B ap tist c h u rc h hi G resh am th e evening of m u sic is as follow s:
p e rin te n d e n t, w ho offered p ra y e r, a f ­
T he
P le a s a n t
H om e
M ethodist
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PROGRAM
te r w hich th e ch ild re n did th e ir p a rt
P relu d e__S e le c te d ................................................................. M rs. M abel Clow, P ia n ist w ell. R ec ita tio n s and d ialogues and ch u rc h w ill p re s e n t th e follow ing
¡C aro l H ym n 72—" I t C am e Upon th e M idnight C le a r " ....................................W illis
songs took up th e g re a te r p a rt of th e C h ristm as p ro g ram at th e c h u rc h S u n ­
C o n g reg atio n led by C hoir an d O rc h e stra
d ay evening, D ecem ber 24, a t 8 o'clock.
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S c rip tu re R ead in g and In v o c a tio n ................................................ D eacon C. W. G uile evening. T h e re w as a s trin g band
Song, " H a rk th e A ngela S in g .”
H vm n 13— "T h e re is a G reen H ill F a r A w ay” ...............................................S teb b in s from P o rtla n d of six pieces w hich
P ra y e r.
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led
by
C
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gave
se
v
eral
selections.
Mrs.
W
ood's
We wish you
H isto ry of th e hym n “O L ittle Tow n
A nnouncem ents.
S unday school c la s s sa n g "T h e W on­
O ffertory, V iolin Solo— “C av atin a” .............................................................................Raff
of B ethlehem .”
d
ro
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and
“
S
ile
n
t
N
ight.”
Miss N orm a Lee P eck, v io lin ist
Song, "O L ittle Tow n of B ethlehem .”
C a n ta ta —T he L ig h t of th e W o rld ” ........................................................................ H olton T hose ta k in g p a rt w ere M ildred H am ­
S c rip tu re reading.
C hoir and O rc h e stra
ilto n , B lan ch e H ite, M arg aret T hom as,
Song, “ A C h ristm as G lo ria.”
H ym n 75— "Jo y to th e W o rld ” ................................................................................ Handel G ladys T h o m as, F ern an d G erald in e
C o n g reg atio n led by C hoir an d O rc h e stra
R ecitatio n , “T h e S p irits of L ig h t,”
M
iller,
F
re
d
a
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e
rg
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rt,
H
azel
M
iller,
' B enediction.
R
uth
L au d erb ack .
and
P o stlu d e — S elected H y m n .................................................................................. O rc h e stra Jo h n H e rg e rt, David H ite, L aw ren ce
Song, " ’T w as N ight w hen th e Lord
McCole. A fter th e p ro g ra m
S a n ta
P e rs o n n e l of c h o ir and o rc h e s tra —A t piano. M rs. M abel C low ; a t o rg an , C laus d id n ’t do a th in g hut to w heel w as B orn.”
Miss F lo re n c e M. H o n ey ; v io lin s, M iss N orm a Lee P eck and W. L. G orsage;
S c rip tu re reading.
In a w h eelb arro w fu ll of w ell filled
flute, R ay Strong.
"B eth leh em ’s Song."
S o p ran o s— Miss M arth a H ag b erg , Mrs. H. W. S tro n g . Mrs. R ich ard N eu­ sto ck in g s w ith can d y an d n u ts and
b au er, Miss M arian Clow. Miss L illia n M ark w art, M iss H elen M axw ell, Miss an o ran g e, a lso a p re s e n t to each | R ecitatio n , "A C h ristm a s C aro l,”
F lo ella M. Jaco b s, M iss G ladys S h a rp , Miss C la ra M ason, M rs. E. D avidson, ch ild , ab o u t 40 In all. E v ery person G eneve M anary.
Mrs. H. W. Cooley, and Mrs. J. A. G ray.
R eading by Mrs. W alters.
A ltos— Miss M arie Blom, M iss Mary W old, Mlsa L illy N elson, Mis» E iale received a sto ck in g , n u m b erin g 160.
Hong, "T h e S ta r in th e S ky,” p ri­
M
uch
p
ru
ise
w
as
given
th
e
com
m
ittee
M. S h a rp , Miss M arjorie M assey, M iss M elba R ossm an, Mrs. J. N, C lan ah an ,
Mrs. D. Q. B arry .
,
and a ll w ho helped for Its succes, b e­ m ary d ep artm en t.
S c rip tu re read in g .
T e n o rs—Guy D. Jo n es. J u liu s M ark w art, J. A. G ray, H e n ry T tlg n er, c a u se th ey never had a n y th in g like It
H. W. S tro n g .
Song, "T h e C hildren of God."
K j before. T he serv ices w ere closed by
B asses— L eslie W alrad , H al E. B isbop, H. B. P ence, W. E. L ew is
R ecitation, “C h ristm as Is for A ll,”
a sh o rt ta lk by Mr. S hay of P o rtla n d ,
P a lm q u ist, R uben A nderson.
C 'hriselda Jo h n so n .
D ire c to r— H. W. S tro n g .
w ho h as p reach ed h e re on sev eral oc-
"L u cy 's C h ristm a s G ift,” G eneva
, casions.
B ickford.
T he m ill hag been closed h ere a l­
D uet by B ill E llio tt an d E v e re tt
m ost tw o w eeks on a c c o u n t of snow . Lake.
| T hey a re m oving th e donkeys to som e
R ecitation, "W elcom e’,, F o re s t Eggi-
tim b er d o s e to cam p so th e snow will m an.
: not In terfere. T h ree an d one-h alf
Song, " S ta r of th e E a st,” V irginia
m iles from cam p th e snow Is about and Svea Lundbom .
j four feet deep.
R ecitatio n , “T h e B ird ie's M essage,”
Mr. and M rs. M errill M artin have A lm a B ickford.
1 gone to T acom a to sp en d C h ristm as
R ecitation, “T he Big D ay,” R o b ert
' w ith th e la tte r 's p a re n ts.
Sloop.
Owing to the congested mail conditions, some
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s D avolt a re v is­
Song, "T o H e a r th e A n g el’s S ing,”
of the articles ordered for Christmas may not
itin g th e la tte r ’s p a re n ts, au d a lso a in te rm e d ia te class.
sick b ro th e r in E ugene.
R eading. Mrs. L ee Hall.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS FEATURE ‘JOY
SEASON’ IN MANY LOCAL CHURCHES
AIMES
PATRON
O R C O M P E T IT O R
A Very Merry Christmas
Prosperous New Year
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Make Your
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We are prepared to bake anything in that line.
Don’t run the risk of failure by having that Christ­
mas Cake you are planning spoiled in the oven. Let
us do it for you. It will be more satisfactory, cheap­
er and a saving of time and labor for you.
For Your Convenience
arrive before Sunday. In view of this circum­
stance this store will be open Sunday and Mon­
day mornings for your convenience.
BI-W EEK LY CLASS LESSONS
FRESH BREAD BAKED DAILY
Guy D. Jones
C/TY BAKERY
Jeweler
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PHONE 1221
GRESHAM
FUNDAMENTAL MUSIC COURSE
covering rh y th m , note re ad in g and a ll fu n d a m e n ta ls In
m usic W ILL STA R T T H E SECOND W EEK IN JANUARY
Ages 9 to 12.
FLORENCE M. HONEY
FIR ST STATE BANK BUILDING
Phene 1721
Gresham, Oregon