T W IC E
A
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
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gave
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selections.
Mrs.
W
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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
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and
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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
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a
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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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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