At th e Bethel B ap tist C hurch
Bible school a t the B ethel B aptist
church will m eet a t 9:45 and p reach
ing service a t 11. T he them e for co n
sid eratio n will be “T he M inistry of
D icipline as Illu stra ted in th e Life of
Job.
In th e evening devotional se r
vice will be held at 7:30 and preach in g
service a t 8. T he subject will be
“T ru e O bedience as T au g h t in th e
Bible." Special m usic will be offered
a t both services. The pastor, the Rev.
D. Q. B arry, will preach both m orn
ing and evening.
F o u r-S q u are Gospel Services
Four-square gospel services will be
held in G resham a t th e G range hall
on Sunday afternoon. A ugust 19, a t
2:30 o’clock. T he Rev. F. E. Crook,
of Dallas will conduct th e service.
Services have also been announced
for T uesday evening by th e Rev. A.
J. H egen of P o rtlan d and on T h u rs
day n ig h t by Mr. Crook, b u t th e place
of m eeting Is som ew hat in doubt.
L. L. K idder has retu rn ed from
W elches w here he spent a week. Mrs.
K id d t.
and ch ild ren
and
Miss
M ina G ilbert will re tu rn Sunday.
E llsw orth R ak er and fam ily. Ward
In g lis and fam ily, Dr. and Mrs. George
Inglis left yesterday for Pacific City
where they expect to rem ain over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R aker, Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Bailey and fam ily and Mr.
R aker's sister, Mrs. W. E. Rosencrans.
retu rn ed T uesday from S easide where
they spent a week. Mrs. Rosencrans
i left yesterday for Los A ngeles where
she will sta y for about a m onth before
retu rn in g to h er home in Omaha.
Mrs. Ray Metzger, who h as been
v isitin g w ith relativ es and frien d s at
G rand Forks, N orth Dakota, retu rn ed
home T h u rsd ay evening.
“ The (ila ri Hand
r. .
C h u rc h .’*
Why They W'enL
B ible School 10 a. m., Serm on a t 11 a. m.
....
The ladies of Zion Evangelical
----
and -- 7 30 p p. . ______
m. lo r _ d 's _
Supper the first ! As the Sunday school te ac h er en-
? Ä y
“
n,- J a y
**w"ieavi"ng‘i n ‘giZZt h a s te 'a ch u rch will give an ice cream social
on th e lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Georg
____
_ _____
I little g irl and her sm all bro th er.
C h o ir R eh earsal. T ______
h u rs d a y
, 7 :JO
p. ra.
“ U niversal B rotherhood Is th e G oal”
"W hy, Mary, you a re n ’t going S leret on n ex t W ednesday evening,
"Come
thou w
w ith
ith u u» t and
a n d we
we w
w ill
, l l d do
o " " S ? ' «<-‘laim ed ln su rp rise
A ugust 22. The public is invited.
"Come thou
“ P leathe. Miss A nne, w e've got to
thee good.’
Edw in Y unker left M onday for
I go,” w as the d istressed reply. “Jim m y
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. Th., P asto r. I t h a - wallowed h ith c n lle c lln ti
B erkeley. C alifornia, w here he ex
pects to com plete his u n iv ersity course
and study for his m a ste r’s degree.
He accom panied P ro fesso r UphofT.
w ho goes from th e facu lty of O. A. C.
to th a t of th e U niversity of California.
Y unker has been a ssista n t to th e pro
fesso r for th e p ast tw o y e a rs and
expects to be closely asso ciated with
him in his new field. They w ere to
drive south but on S atu rd ay evening
they left th e ir c a r p arked on TerwII-
liger boulevard for about 20 m inutes
and on re tu rn found it had been stol
en. C laran ce Y unker has gone to
Pacific City to ta k e ch arg e of a photo
shop which his b ro th er and P ro fes
sor UphofT have conducted d u rin g the
outing season at th e beach.
F ree M ethodist C hurch
At th e F ree M ethodist church next
S unday th e re will be S unday school a t
F ree P ublic L ecture, high school 10 o'clock followed by preach in g a t 11
gym, by Dr. C. W. Miller. A ugust 24, by t i e pastor, the Rev. E. D. B lackm an,
8:15 p. m. Scientific explanation of a fte r w hich class m eeting will be held.
th e law s of vibration.— Adv.
In th e evening th e song service will
commence a t 7:30. A t 8 o’clock th e
Rev. F. 8. P itts of C ottrell will preach.
All are welcome.
BETHEL
BAPTIST
A beautiful lawn adds much to the appearance of
the home. It is a heavy drinker and if it is to keep
its rich green color it must be watered regularly.
Lawn Hose Special
feet 54-inch
feet 24-inch
feet %-inch
feet %-inch
feet..j4-inch
feet %-inch
feet ^4-inch
was
Moulded......... $7.00
Moulded.........
8.00
Red Ribbed....... 7.50
Black Ribbed.... 7.50
Black Fabric..... 6.00
Cotton................ 5.00
Cotton................. 6.00
now
H o»e m enders, couplings, la w n sprayers, nozzles, etc.
L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
Phone 1421
(■>resham, Oregon
SE P T IC T A N K S
( i u n ra n tr e ri
S im ila r /
« H ie r - P ro o f
» n il A l r l l i r h l
We have installed many Septic Tanks in Eastern
Multnomah. Enquire of any of the following:
B a n k o f G resh am H id.
Judge a . W . S tap leto n
< ily o f G resh am IC Ity H a ll)
J I. BAt’on
M u ltn o m a h C ou nty F a rm (2 )
.Ian.
JennlriffR
J. K ilg o re
K. II. K irkw o o d
D r. w . J. o t t
p
e
lfie
l B erry R an ch
I ' C. E ly
B an k o f T ro u td a le
Ja». K lk ln g to n
H
C.
Cam pbe!i
11. L. SI ( " a ir
K H Vi || lard
S II. H u ll
B
urt
K
ronen berg
D r. Geo In g tla
Jan. (<edbury
C M Z im m e rm a n
«<1 W ilk e s
M r» M u gg le U lm
I). M . Potiough
M r» S adie B u rr
B lrd leg Heed
and m an y other».
FRANK C. JONES
P h o n e 601
G re sh a n i
Grocery Bulletin
oung America C heese, weigh about 6 lbs.... lb.
t hoice Picnics, fami v size
lb.
(. orned Beef, gues in silverware contest is
included ......
cau
Large Ch ai Sardines,....................................
can
$ .32
.19
.47
.15
...dot.
.25
ZO, similar to Grape Nuts
pkg.
.15
4 lbs.
.25
bottle 35c, 3 for
Sim Maul Seeded Raisins
......... 2 pkgs.
Amaizó Saku
pint 27c, quart 49< g a l
Prince \lbert 1
16
cans
1.00
Certo, for making jellies,
Tuxedo Toba» i*o, pocket tins ..............
2 tor
Royal White K,
6 bars 25*. 25 Da rs
SufAI
Sack $8.75. cash, 11 lbs
.25
1.85
1.25
.25
1.00
.98
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
W hen you reach a 20th C entury S tore y o u ’ve a rrived at a
trad ing post that n ever fa ils to save you m on ey.
T h ese relia b le stores, ch oice o f a ll ca refu l sh opp ers, n ever
fail you.
SA TURD A Y and M0NDA Y they offer some Extreme Values
Solid Pack Tomatoes in large No. 2% cans, 2 ens 25<‘, 12 ens $1.45. Royal Red bd
Pure Cane Sugar, fruit or berry, limit one lot,................................12 pounds $1 00
Heinz Catsup, large bottles,............................................................................ ..
2g
Cheese, fancy full cream,................................................ pound 28c, 2 pounds
.55
v an Camps Sno Lite Soap............................................... 6 bars 25^, 10 bars
.39
Hour, your choice of what we have......... .................. 49-lb. sack $1.79, barrel
7.12
IVORY SOAP—If you have not already purchased, you should
at once purchase a dozen bars of this popular soap for 5 5 c , toilet
size, sold in dozen lots only.
Pure Lard...........................................................
Del Monte Sardines, large oval cans................
................. *2 cans
Seedless Raisins in bulk,
..............., 0 |bs. $1.00, 5 |bs' 55 f , 2 lbs.
Phone i j f i
Feed ¡¿ S i
_
*25
.25
20th C entury C? i£ :e — F resh er roa sted than a n y oth er c o ffe e sold ,
sp e c ia lly priced 3 3c pound, 3 pounds for 95c.
Imperial Club Corn..........
’
or
e
............................................................................. .. for
.25
S in gap ore S liced P in ea p p le, la r g e c a n s ..........................
2 Oakleaf
i k_ af l Brand
rand Apricot
Aprico* J T am>......................................... ...........¿..¿..N o . 2 cans
SOLAR PEAS
3 cans for
by i m e n e e n i n i e n t ä w o m e n ’’ T o o d ^ ^ o ^ V r e ^ V « p r f f o Y í í , i T
change.
th e above, we h a v e trie d to Ä
X
K
s e r v i c e ',
Mrs. M arion Jo h n so n is visiting in
th e O zarks, n ear H arriso n , A rkansas,
Mrs. P ercy L. May of O akland, Cal
with her m other, Mrs. H. Z. W ebster,
and o th e r relativ es.
ifornia, re tu rn e d to h er home T h u rs
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire, their day afte r a few days v isit w ith her
sons H a rry and A rden, Mr. an d Mrs. fath er. S. E. Sease.
W. H. M itchell, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ger-
SUNDAY SE R V IC E S
win of P o rtlan d left y esterd ay for an
AT M. E. CHURCH
au to trip to R ain ier P ark , Vancouver,
B. C.. and re tu rn by w ay of Ocean
Dr. Jo h n P arsons of P o rtlan d will
Beach, W ashington. T hey expect to preach a t th e M ethodist Episcopal
be aw ay for about tw o weeks.
church next S unday both m orning and
1 he Misses Doris- Z im m erm an and evening in th e absence of th e pastor,
M ildred M etzger sp e n t tw o o r th ree the Rev. A. S. Hisey. Sunday school
days visiting w ith Miss E dna Mew will m eet as usual a t 10 o’clock and
h irte r at N ew berg before retu rn in g E pw orth League a t 7 in the evening.
home from th e E pw orth L eague in
s titu te at F alls City.
Gospel Meetings Continue
The gospel m eetings being conducted
T he closing sessions of th e F ree
M ethodist cam p m eeting at St. Johns at th e G resham G range hall by W. R.
closed la st Sunday. Among those Ruddock of C alifornia will continue
who cam ped on th e grounds w ere the th ro u g h n ex t w eek and possibly long
Rev. and Mrs. E. D. B lackm an, Mrs. er. T he only service S unday will be
J . W. B ushong and d au g h ter, Mrs. at 7:30 in th e evening. Services will
H attie Riley and Miss Mabel Shipley. begin at 8 o’clock on week evenings.
G resham people who atten d ed the Follow ing a re th e subjects for the
Sunday sessions w ere Mr. and Mrs. week:
I). M. Cathey, Mr. and Mrs. C larence
Sunday, “T he D ayspring, th e Days
Cathey, Mr. and Mrs. R ussell Walch m an and th e D ay star.”
and (laughters Claud and Grace.
Monday. “T h ree M idnight Scenes.”
Tuesday, “ T hree N oonday Scenes."
The Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood re
W ednesday, “The L ast In v ita tio n on
tu rn ed y esterd ay from a visit of sev
oral days w ith Mr. and Mrs. D. T the L ast Leaf of the L ast Book in th e
Bible."
W illiam s n ear P le a sa n t Home.
T hursday, “T he C leansing of the
C. E. Peck has leased his house on
W allula H eights for a year to F. M. L eper,” L eviticus 14.
F rid ay . “F o u r G ifts of C h rist to th e
Stuck, recently from Pine City, Min
nesota, who will tak e possession Believer.”
Septem ber 1. Mr. S tuck s fam ily con
C ard of T hanks
sists of his wife and th e ir son, L am ont
On behalf of my m other, Mrs. Eva
who will be a stu d e n t in th e high
school. Mr. Peck and h is sisters, the Johnson, and my b ro th ers and sisters.
M isses Emma, M argaret and Mary I wish to th an k th e people of G resham
I eck, will m ake th e ir home in Long for th e ir kin d n ess and sy m p ath y at
th e tim e of th e d eath and fu n eral of
Beach, C alifornia.
( arl Dahl, who has been unable to my fath er. Chas Johnson, and for th e ir
work for the past five weeks is back helpfulness to me and my m o th er In
again at his shoe shop on Powell street, her sickness.
MRS. WM. McTAGGART
-nd alth o not fully recovered, is glad
" * ?
JU ST A R R IV E D
A beautiful line of
Irredescent and Crystal Glassware
in items too numerous to mention
Your choice at.................................................... each
ISc
HEAP’S RACKET Gresham,
STORE
Oregon
Phone 1236
Too
Many
Grasshoppers
SUI],n ie r day a giddy G ra s sh o p p e r
w atch ed a busy A n t g a th e r in g food a n d
s to rin g it up fo r th e w in ter.
“ Oh, you p o o r foolish s la v e ,” sa id th e
g ra ssh o p p e r. “W hy do you w o rk so h a r d 9
Com e a n d d a n c e a n d s in g a n d p lay w ith
“No! N o !” sa id th e A n t. " I f I Piav
now , w h at w ill I e a t w hen w in te r c o m e s? ”
"O h. it is n ’t w in te r y e t,” said L o n e
L egs, a s he hopped aw ay.
”
»ho
th e lo n g w ln te r cam e. T h e n
th e G ra ssh o p p e r w e n t to th e A nt an d bee-
ged fo r food, but th e A nt sa id :
8
T h o se w ho play a n d d a n c e a ll sum -
i™ew im e r .” eXPeCt tO d a n c e h u n g ry to bed
to take up his work again. He has
Zion F ia n g e lic a l C hurch S ervices
been su fferin g from th e effects of bad
S unday school will meet next S un
teeth which have ulcerated and poi
day at 10 o'clock. D ivine service will
eoned his system.
be held ln the E nglish language at 11.
A "tak e one" sign on a box In front The serm on topic by th e pasto r, the
The Shiftless Are Thriftless
of the 20th C entury grocery attracted Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, will be "T he
atten tio n today. T he box contained Value of th e C h ristian Life.” T here
some Huffy grey k itten s aw aitin g a will be special m usic by th e choir.
home because th e ir owner. Gordon At th e close of th e m o rn in g service
Black, found it necessary to dispose a « p ed al m eeting of th e congregation
GRESHAM, OREGON
of them.
will be held. At 8 o’clock In ,the even
P A. Combs rep o rts th a t th e B< av er ing th e young people will m eet w ith
A STRONG RANK
S tate Motor com pany factory is sw am p Melvin B rugger as leader.
'd w ith work end he issues an S. O. S
-O -
In A ccordance With th e Evidence.
-O --
call for several good m echanics. He
The
evidence
seem
s
to
show
."
said
would like local men if they are to be
th e detective, “th a t th e th ief w ore
had.
Road-H og cam e into existence with
ru b b ers and w alked b ack w ard .”
' Then we m ust look out for a man th e first autom obile and has flourished I I t ’S th en th e irre sistib le force m eets
The W omen’s M issionary Circle of
•e im m ovable o bject an d th e stran g e
w ith receding gum s,’’ rem ark ed the ever since.
• he Bethel B aptist church will meet wag
of th e force.
o f S h " ‘h T ' r°f .thC R° ad has been ° ne P'f:t of it all jg th a t as soon as they
nt th e home of Mrs. E. Davidson on
of th e big facto rs in building up the change positions, they change th eir
T h u rsd ay afternoon. A ugust 23, at 2:30 Dlamond« are only ch u n k s of coal
p le asu res of m otoring. Road-hogs vi bne of th o u g h t a t th e sam e tim e.
T
h
at
stu
ck
to
th
e
ir
Jobs,
you
see;
olate every ru le of this courtesy and
o’clock. “M orm onlzm " will be the su b
If they'd petered out, as m ost of us ilo
I he second class of Road-H og com-
co n seq u en tly a re about as popular as
Ject of th e stu d y
Mrs. C. W. Guile
W here would th e diam onds be?
a blow -out on th e Sunday m orning Sho. mg ’ th08e who th in k p edestrians
It
isn
t
th
e
fact
of
m
aking
a
sta
rt,
will be the leader. The devotional
ride to ch u rch .
“ *vr»ing
thev .h ln tVer Cr° 89 8 treet8’ T ^ t <»•
It s th e stick in g th a t counts. I'll ¿ay
services will be led by Mrs F ran k
g a r 'a j
T h f " r i ! ’ ,h<“ir Car is in the
n
,T
h‘«
e
.a
re
,
t
WO
cIas9M
of
Road-Hogs,
It s th e fellow th a t know s not the
Moore.
tlen' lke tuem bers of class
th e first class m ade up of folks ono
m eaning of fail.
* bo feel [he highw ays have been X ’ bey s'?e th ro u g h different kind of
Rut ham m ers and ham m ers aw ay
The general m eeting of th e Ladle«
you th in k you’ve come to paved and kept in condition for th eir s reot . h nd, ? el th a t th a tnan on the
Aid society of th e M ethodist Episco W henever
use alone. They like to drive in the of way h° “ d alw ays have th e right
th e end.
pal church will be held at the home
And you’re beaten as bad as can be
,he r ex
° ad
tlle
rn t h J i 1'' < lueer p a rt of Road-H ogism Is
»f Mrs. D E Towle on Wedn sday Rem em ber th a t diam onds a re ch u n k s o u h
ts re q u ‘ ire
tra 811 exertion
on T u the
of coal
s eerln g w heel and exertion of any f rT m ? h In y J7len and w om en suffering
afternoon. August 22. at 2:30. The
. kind doesn t appeal to the dyed in th e
' hls «Rsease a re In every other
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. C. J I 1 h at stu c k to th e ir Jobs, you see."
wool KoAd*Hog.
liv p .
klnd of People. T heir
L undquist. Mrs C. C. Yager and Mrs |
T he Bank of G resh am pays 5 per
He buys a c a r for p leasu re and he
i, _a re Ailed w ith co u rteo u s and
A McManus.
cent in te re s t on tim e d e p o s its — Adv. dvvesnt intend to let an y th in g in te r reif-effacing actio ns u n til con tro l of
fere w ith th a t p leasu re. Let the fel h . n i ,Oi t oh e is Placed in their
E ighteen Boy Scouts of Or- sham I
D ollar gaso lin e m ight perm it a lot low behind honk his head off Wh0 npw n T h e o ,hey ’ ee"1 to ‘ake on a
w ith th e ir scout m aster, th e Rev 4. S I of men to atten d to business who a re c a r e s ’ T h .« -, th e n,en tal
« h ° «r . per8l’nallty . T h eir eyes and ears
Hleey and J It H o rr, left y esterd ay ! now out in th e ir cars.
At l e a ^ ’ ,b K.h,‘TT Mr Ho«-«>e Road Th» 1 O8ed *° th e com fort of others,
for a week*« cam ping In Mt. Hood
i
,h “ ‘ 8 h,s a , , ltude when he th ’ ' l8 e a,e holds them in its grip and
leads th e procession.
R b u i - hogimm ,
' . seem satisfied to rem ain there.
Mrs Hisey and Helen accom panied th e
From T he A ccelerator.
Once In a w hile b ro th er m eets a . ? ° r e,T^ry Jlck n ess, th e re is a rem e-
party and Mr«. H o rr will go later. all i f f ! ? ” ? ’ nulk e’ i,aelf »PP»r*nt in
b ro th er and then a b attle roval is on h’ ’
‘ 8 hope th is pestilen ce will
( am p will be m ade at W arm Springs ail lines of w ork and plav. In busi-
whii» na,e< 8orae <lav In th e m ean-
° N ln spor,!' ,h e r *’ a r *
near G overnm ent Camp
The boys
..
. we can all do ou r best to show
th» value of Road C ourtesy. Exam ple
will do th e ir own cooking and camp some w hose personal d esires overtop
»11 feelings for th e o th e r fellow The
.h» S reat. te a c her, and if we preach
work and they expect to clim b the
’’T 8 he *■ the fellow behind enough’ “ « ° f th * G olden Rule long
W hat you w ant, when you w ant 1»
m ountain.
who w in. T a -V b rin * n * b‘ ,0 ‘ho»e
aa you w ant It— W an t ad It.
7 tngl? °.r o therw ise, a re tr a v
eling in th e dark.
First State Bank
Sun Kist Lemons, Special
Bulk Cocoa, Special
Twentieth Century Grocery
‘T .