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The Methodist Episcopal church WATCH SIGHT SERVICES
was crowded on Sunday evening with
AT METHODIST CHI lid i
m em bers and friends of the Sundav
A num ber of friends gathered at the school to see th e p resentation of the
An ap p ro p riate w atch night pro
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson pageant, "The W orld's C hristm us gram is being planned for the Meth
, for a bountiful C hristm as dinner and Mail,” which was beautifully carried
a m erry afternoon
and evening. out. A q u an tity of toys and picture odist church for next Sunday evening,
Games, songs, and joyful sp irits were cards w ere brought by the children in keeping w ith a custom th a t is as
all m anifest. Those present, beside to be distributed in m ission work and old as Methodism of w atching the old
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and family, a money offering of m ore th an $50 year out and the new year in.
w ere: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lewis. Mr. w as given, w hich will go into a fund
T he program w ill be one in which
and Mrs. W. H. Lewis and children, being raised by the Sunday schools of ; fri^ n<l*y fellowship, en tertain m en t of
S I Mr. and Mrs. Delno Macaw and chil- w orld-wide Methodism for children's a high order, and in sp iration will be
53 dren, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Howell and work in home and foreign fields.
happily blended. T he choir w ill put
' children and Miss Floella Jacobs.
on a concert w hich all will w ant to
Mrs. Emma Gilmore had a family hear. T here will be a full church ser-
| i Vern S chiller was a guest in the a fte r
g athering at h °r home on ( h ris'm as vjcej a gtereopticou lecture, and re-
noon and evening.
day at w hich th e re w ere p resen t Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Lon M arston and chil- and Mrs. 8. M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. freshm ents, the w hole program clos
g , dren a re all sick with flu. They are W alter Queer of Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. ing at m idnight.
The en tire m em bership, w ith the
w being cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Steve
A rth u r Leland of Troutdale.
several auxilliary o rganizations ann
g M arston.
Holiday guests at th e T. R. Howitt the m any friends of the church will
§
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
home are his son-in-law and daughter, unite in m aking th is a g rea t closing
0 P erry 1? very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer A rct of W inlock, service tor the year. W atch for de
S
Sylvia W eston of P ortland is vlsit- W ashington.
tailed program in F rid ay 's Outlook.
jS ing for a few days a t the home of her
Miss H ester T horpe is spending the
H grandm other, Mrs. A. L. Burton. She
ANIMALS AND NEW YEAR’S DAY
0 spent C hristm as day with M argaret holidays w ith Mrs. Jo h n Brown.
8 S t.C lair.
Dr. and Mrs. George Inglis and th eir
Oxen, Cows, Sheep, Goats and Pigs
jSj ! Mrs. Ja n e W ilson took dinner on daughter Mabel en tertain ed at th eir
Blessed in Churches of Italy,
beautiful
new
home
a
C
hristm
as
p
a
rt,
C hristm as with Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
Spain and France.
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening.
A
g ' T allm an and family. O ther guests at
T or a lim ite d tim e (a s s ta te d below ) th e O u tlo o k is a u th o riz e d
& the T allm an home were Mr. and Mrs. delicious dinner was served and a tree- TN ITALY, Spain an d F rance more is
to offer th e P o r tla n d d a ilie s liste d a t B a rg a in R a te s.
g W ill AlcGeorge and sons of Portland. enjoyed. The guests w ere Mr. and A made of New Year’s day than
Mr. McGeorge is a b rother of Mrs. Mrs. W ard Inglis and children, Mr. Christm as and on St. Sylvester's eve as
and Mrs. E. D. R aker and son Bobby, the last day of the year Is called the
• 3 T allm an.
Miss Miriam Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. utmost joyousness prevails. Even the
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Em ery had as
JO U R N A L Special until D ecem ber 31
I guests on Sunday th eir son, Dr. Mark Raker, and W illiam Light of T ro u t anim als are blessed in the churches.
A correspondent who attended one of
& I W. Em ery and family, and on C h rist dale.
D a ily J o u r n a l to F e b r u a r y 1, 1924................................................... $ 4 .3 5
these quaint ceremonies, w rites:
E
dw
ard
S
trong
arriv
ed
home
on
is mas day th eir son-in-law and daugh-
T he priest lifted high the host and
D a ily J o u r n a l a n d O u tlo o k to F e b ru a ry 1, 1 9 2 4 ........................... 5 .4 5
j ter, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Buckle from Sunday m orning from Stanford Uni said some words of benediction a t
versity
to
spend
the
holidays
w
ith
his
§
!
Portland.
D a ily a n d S u n d a y J o u r n a l to F e b ru a ry 1, 1924............................ 6 .5 0
which the people fell on their knees
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Strong. with a response. An acolyte with a
George and H arry P resto n from the
D a ily a n d S u n d a y J o u r n a l a n d O u tlo o k to F e b ru a ry 1, 1924
7 .2 5
On T hursday evening of this week Mr. holy-water sprinkler passed through
Coos Bay country are spending a few
and Mrs. S trong will en tertain the the columns of anim als deftly throw
J days w ith th eir m other, Mrs. Mary
choir of Bethel B ap tist church and ing the sacred w ater upon them. The
P reston, at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
P O R T L A N D N EW S S pecial until February 1, 1923
oxen and cows w ere thus blessed first,
th
eir friends at th e ir home.
B. W. Emery.
then th e sheep and goats and lastly
G
uests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
urt
N
orth
P o r tla n d N ew s, 1 y e a r................................................................................ $ 3 .5 0
Mrs. George Tacheron is enjoying
the pigs. A moon nearly full glittered
rup
and
of
Oliver
N
orthrup
w
ere
the
P o r tla n d N ew s a n d O u tlo o k , 1 y e a r...................................................... 4 .3 5
I a visit from h er sister, Mrs. Alice
high above th e m ountain stones and
la tte r's m other, Mrs. E. H. N orthrup, combined w ith the light from the can
V iulleum eier of San Francisco.
his sisters, the Misses Lola and
G uests a t th e W. C. B urch home on E sther, and his b ro th ers, Sheldon and dles revealed the long, polished horns
and heaving sides ano sleek coats of
O R E G O N IA N B argain O ffer open to Feb. 3, 1923
I C hristm as w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson, w ith a friend, Emil Josie, all
the oxen and cows and th e w hite
j F ow ler and ch ild ren of R oseburg, Mr.
D a ily O re g o n ia n to O c to b e r 1, 1923.................................................... $ 4 .0 0
, _
. from H illsboro. The p arty arriv ed woolly skins of th e sheep. T he acolyte
am Mrs. E rnest Thom, R ita B urch \ i on(jay m orning and left in th e ev- passing among them. Incensed them
D a ily O re g o n ia n a n d O u tlo o k to O c to b e r 1, 1923....................... 4 .3 5
and Alice H arp er of Portland
ening w ith the exception of one sister and their bellowing, bleating and
D a ily a n d S u n d a y O re g o n ia n to O c to b e r 1, 1923....................... 5 .3 5
squealing arose to a tum ult. But, high
T. C. Tow nsend, who has been ill who cam e last Saturday.
above all, th e voice of the priest was
j
with
pneum
onia
for
th
e
past
m
onth,
is
D a ily a n d S u n d a y O re g o n ia n a n d O u tlo o k to O c to b e r 1, 1923 5 .3 5
heard, as he chanted these w o rd s:
j im proving slowly.
The Missouri Blues.
"My children, God in his goodness
Miss Em m a B. Johnson w as a din- L ittle P aul sw at th e m ule w ith a m aul, sends me, his unw orthy servant, here
: n er guest on C hristm as day of Mr. and W hile stealing w ith ste alth p ast his to bless your flocks, according to an
M ail Subscriptions O nly. Subscribe through
s ta ll;
I Mrs. W. J. Todd.
ancient custom of our mountains, so
The m ule put his heels
the O utlook N ow !
th at these anim als by wliose aid you
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. M etzger enter
W here P aul put his m eals—
live may join in our religious cere
i tained on C hristm as day th eir son-in- And so far as we know th a t it all.
monies which usher in the New Year.
j law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
R eg u lar m eetin g of G resh Let us then sing a loud hosanna of
! tin G rass and daughter V irginia of
am Lodge No. 125, I.O.O.F. praise to the ever-merciful Lord so
! P o rtlan d , L aw rence Schnell of Los
in th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs lenient to sinners."
A ngeles, California, Mr. and Mrs. Ray day evening. B ro th ers welcome.
M etzger, Roy Burton and Will F erris.
CLARENCE STANLEY, N. G.
W h at you w ant, w hen you w an t it,
as you w ant it— W an t ad. It.
1 The m eeting of the M ethodist L a C. A. H ILL, S ecretary.
dies' Aid, w hich was announced for
W ednesday of th is week has been The O utlook and Y our F avorite P ortlan d D aily
postponed a week, to Ja n u ary 3. It
DAIRY MEETINGS
at a M oney-Saving B argain R ate!
| w ill be held a t th e parsonage
BEING SCHEDULED Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern entertained
N. C. Jam ieson, dairy extension on C hristm as th e ir son Roy and fam-
■
, ,,
ily of Mt. Angel and Mrs. Minnie Me-
specialist from the ag ric u ltu ral col- loy of H lllsboro. A featu re
fhe
B I-W E E K L Y C L A S S L E S S O N S
j lege will hold a series of m eetiugs in dinner w as five fine wild ducks sent
covering rhythm , note reading and all fundam entals In
music WILL START TH E SECOND WEEK IN JANUARY.
| th is vicinity the la tte r p a rt of the j from R upert, Idaho, by Mr. and Mrs.
Ages 9 to 12.
' week. The first one will be held on W. J. H ollenbeck r - the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gibbs a re spend- j
I T hursday m orning at 10 o’clock at the
ing tlie holidays at Bend w ith th eir !
I
C.
H.
Stone
farm
in
Fairview.
FLORENCE M . H O NEY
This will be th e beginning of a daughter. Leila.
FIR ST STATE BANK BUILDING
C hristm as guests at the home of Mr.
[ series of th ree m eetings to be held.
I The schedule for the last two has not and Mrs. George W. Page w ere the
Phone 1721
G resham , Oregon
E. W. A ylsw orth fam ily and Miss j
yet been completed.
Mr. Jam ieson will have as his topic C onstance Page.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Metzger had
SUBORDINA I E GRANGE
"Feeding for Production during the
MEETINGS ANNOI NUEI»
W inter Months.” He will also discuss th e ir sons Floyd of P o rtlan d and
the cost of feeding in this section of W alter of Boring w ith th e ir families
A num ber of requests have come In
at home for th e C hristm as week end
The run of salm on during the 1922 Oregon.
to the Outlook office asking for an season has been generally larg er than
These m eetings should be of. special and the C hristm as dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton E astm an have
announcem ent ot the dates on w hich expected, especially In southeastern in terest as Mr. Jam ieson is going to
present
seine
inform
ation
taken
from
,
gone
,0 S eattle to »I’end the holidays
the various subordinate granges of A laskan w aters, but was larger than
T h o u sa n d s o f housew ives h a v e le a rn e d th e secret of
milk surveys made here th is year and ' w lth tht‘ la ,,e r 's P arents, Mr. and Mrs.
the county meet. The schedule fol the run of fhe previous year in Pnget the year before. It will be first hand !F ' A M iller'
s
a
v
in
g tim e a n d e lim in a tin g d ru d g e ry in c le a n in g a n d
lows:
Sound, Columbia riv er and oth er 1 inform ation ot facts taken from the
Cora W alker was hostess on
d
u
stin
g . They h av e le a rn e d o f p ro p e r ru g care.
Columbia grange meets on the first
h .n ne
ie farm
farm s s and
and should
should be
be of
of in
in terest
terest i j C h ristm as to Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E ast
W
o
u ld y o u a lso le a rn th e s e m a n y th in g s ? T h e n
Saturday of the month for an ail-day United S tates w aters according to a
m an and d au g h ter G ertrude and Mrs.
report sent out by John P errin , c h a ir to raise rs of stock.
session.
let us d e m o n s tra te T H E H O O V E R in y o u r h o m e ;
M. E. P atterso n .
Evening S tar grange also m eets on man of the boaril of the Tw elfth Fed
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. A ltm an enter- j
w ith o u t o b lig a tio n , o f co u rse.
Why the Farm er's Son!
the first Saturday of each m onth for eral Reserve Board. The canning sea
A farm er's son wished to become a tained on C hristm as a party co n sist
son was practically com pleted by No famous lawyer. He went to Spring- )
an all-day session.
ing of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. H opkins of
Call and get instructions for the U se and
em ploym
.
. . . ent
Fairview grange holds an all-day vember I, and th e m ost recent figures field, III., and accepted
th e Cedar d istrict, C. H. Fitzgerald
sum
from
attorney.
At
Care o f the H oover
show
the
ou
tp
u
t
to
lie
6,391,000
cases.
j',’
“
sn>«ll
sutn
an
atto
rn
ey
session on the second S aturday of
m e end to of the
th ree
study he re- ! and fam ily of T routdale. Mr. and Mrs. !
a considerable Increase over the sm all I „.'rned
farm days'
.
each month.
B. C. A ltm an and sons of P leasant
"Well, Bill, how d yo like the law?" Home, W. H. Wilson of T routdale, Mr
Gresham grange also holds its all- 1921 pack of 3,917.396 cases but less
faher.
day session on (lie second Saturday than any o th er salm on pack since a s 't*'<I
1914.
‘‘I t ain 't w hat it's cracked up to and Mrs. Sm ith and children, Mt. and
of each mouth.
Mrs. R. D. H artsh o rn e and son of
A com parison of the packs for 1922
,n i 8° rry
1h meeting of Lents grange in an
P ark Rose.
I
m trnm n
with
that
of
1921
Is
Interesting.
In
w aam
all-day session Is on the second Sat
every ease w ith the exception of Puget ]
urday of each month.
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Multnomah grange holds an all-day Sound the run th is year was co nsider
JO
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D.
W
O
R
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Y
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ID
EA
So
starts
the
N
ew
Y
ear
right
session on the fourth Saturday of each ably larg er th an last year. The e sti
m ate of the pack In Alaska In 1922'
month.
P leasant Valley grange meets In the was 4,669.000 cases, In 1921, 2,604,973 1
Xf*1AS
e tv u j
evening on the fourth Saturday of cases; Puget Sound, 227.000 cases;
653,490 cases; Columbia River, 400,-
each month.
000 cases, 323,211 cases; other U. S. I
R ockw ood g ra n g e m eets on th e first
W ednesday evening am i on the last w aters, 95,000 cases, 35,962 cases. In
Britisii Columbia the 1922 pack w as i
S atu rd ay evening of each m onth.
Pomona, or the county grange, 1,033,000 cases w hile th a t for 1921 was j
meets tn an all-day session and u su a l 603,548 cases. In Siberia th e 19221
ly In the evening at the various sub pack was 750,000 cases and in 1921 j
ordinate granges on the third Weil 705,493 cases. The total world pack
nesday every three months. The next for 1922 was 7,174,000 cases and in ,
meeting will be in March at Lents 1921 4.926.437 cases.
John D. W orry faced the
John D. got mad. He
In calm reflection. Ji hn
So he came here to open
A steady dem and for canned sal-1
grange.
usual
Xmas afterm ath of
D. figured it o ut—th a t a
knew th e re w ere "paid"
in account. When we ask
m an during th e 1921-1922 season in i
.’hecking account at the
'd his name, he said:
conjunction with a sm all pack In 1921.
hills, bills, hills and more
POWELL VALLEY
»Ills th ere—but for the life
»ank—and a re tu rn of
reduced carryover stocks of salm on
bills.
“John D. W orry—the D
of him he couldn't re n u m
■anceled
checks
each
Mr. and Mrs. F rank G ustafson gave In th is d istrict to norm al levels by
tan
ds
for
Dont.-— Yes,
ber w here he placed the
nonth would
elim inate
a C hristm as dinner to u num ber of July 1, 1922, the end of the 1921-1922
□ake it read—John Dont
receipts.
nuch trouble.
relatives and friends, including Mrs season. There Is good dem and at
Vorry—now."
A ugusta Palm hlad, Mr and Mrs. G us present lo r canned salmon which is In
tafson of P ortland. Mr and Mrs. Al sharp co n trast with the dull m arket
b e rt Palm hlad and son, Mrs. Alta prevailing from 1919 up to the be
G entry and son Russel, Mr. and Mr> ginning ol the year. Canned salmon
On Savings A ccounts w e pay 4 per cent Interest C om pounded Sem i-annually
H jalm ar Söderberg and children ot trailers estim ate th at approxim ately
P leasant Heme. Mr. and Mrs. Swan 35 per cent of the 1922 pack of salmon
M agnuson and children. John Larson reniaius unsold in tin- hands of Amer
M ake this Y O U R bank during ALL o f 1923
and daughters Judith and Helen.
ican canners.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palm hlad and
David P alm hlad of Dak Grove spent
P ortland's November building p e r
C hristm as visiting with relatives her.- mits am ounted to 41.S5S.55O.
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