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Newspaper Page TextPA G E HIX GRESHAM OCTLOOK, FREE METHODISTS HOLD SURPRISE PARTIES SPECIAL SERVICES GIVEN YOUNG PEOPLE Special evangelistic services a re in P re -n u p tial su rp rises w ere given Miss E sth e r P eterso n w ill e n te rta in p rogress at th e F ree M ethodist church I Miss Vivian Hevel and Joe Com stock th e Queen E sth e r circle a t th e home and will continue over next Sunday. la st n ig h t in honor of th e ir a p p ro a c h of Mrs. Jo h n Brow n n ex t Monday A splendid audience g reeted the ing wedding. Both w ere d in n er gu ests evening, A pril 14. All m em bers and sp eak er, th e Rev. U. C. Dewey, last o t Miss L etitia and P ercy P u lfe r and trie n d s a re invited. M embers a re ex W ednesday evening. T he Rev. and a fte r d in n er a num ber of th e ir young P « te d to b rin g stam p money a t th is Mrs. O. N. B lair and th e Rev. B. F. m en frien d s “ kidnapped” th e groom tim e. Sm alley assisted on th a t evening. to be an d took him to P o rtlan d w here ' Mr. and Mrs. R. B. G athers of T n. S unday school w ill m eet a t the som e kind of a celeb ratio n was held. . peka, K an sas, a re visitin g w ith th eir u su al hour on next S unday and i n titr ^ be ’(““a 8 'adleS Wh° had been “ ncle an d aunt> th e Rev- and Mrs J E vangelist Dewey will preach both invited a rriv ed w ith co n trib u tio n s to- H. Wood. They w ill v isit C a l i f o m t m orning and evening. A co rdial In » . r i . m l.c c lla n e o it. r e |u ™ ' S m . v ita tio n is extended to all to com e happy evening w as spent w ith gam es Thp Q , . i L ^ . H rC' e ? and help m ake th is series of m eetings and stu n ts ap p ro p ria te to th e occa- « l 2 a g re a t help to th e com m unity. sion. Ulsl na,lle8 Aid w ill m eet n ex t W e d -1 nesday a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. G. M etz Most of those who seem so anxious ger on Pow ell stree t. Mrs. P. Michel to "g e t back to th e farm " never lived Moya Wanted lor Vandalism. and Mrs. A. R uegg w ill a s sist the there. M em bers w ill b rin g th e ir Three boya. bent on d estru ctiv en ess, hostess. work. Too m any "hom ey" wives p erm it passed th ro u g h G resham on T uesday W. F. R obertson is ag ain able to be evening going to w ard P o rtlan d . They them selves to becom e hom ely wives. a re know n to have broken th e arc aro u n d a fte r his long illn ess and is light n ea r 'Will H essel’s house, and seen on th e stre e ts occasionally. A W ant Ad will do It for you. since tw o o th e r lights on Pow ell M. M. S quire w as one of th e dele s tre e t w ere broken and th ree w indow s g ates elected by M ultnom ah Camp No. in th e new g ra d e school, it is co n 77 W oodmen of th e W orld, to atten d cluded th a t th e sam e boys w ere th e the d istric t m eeting to be held a t A s vandals. T hey w ere about 12 or 14 to ria ea rly n ex t m onth. “ The (Jla.1 H and B ib le Sch ool 10 a. m .. Serm on at 11 a m y ea rs of age. Ail w ore o v eralls and F ra n k Jo n e s and F red Ferguson 7 30 P- m. L ord’s Su p per th e firm c a rrie d packs and one had a fish pole. m ade an au to trip on W ednesday to S u n d a y o f the m onth. B ib le S tu d y and P r a is e S erv ice W ed n esd ay. 7 30 u. m T hey w ere ask in g au to ists for a ride V ernonia. They say it is a v ery lively < h eir R eh earsal, T h u rad ay. 7 :jo p. m. and it is likely th a t som eone gave “ U niversal B rotherhood la tilt* G oal” them a lift who could give some in- 1 tow n w ith a new, la rg e saw m ill u n co n stru ctio n and a rap id ly “Come thou w ith ua and we w ill do form ation w hich would lead to th e ir J der ing 'p o p u U tïô n “ “ “ “ “ r “ P' a ' y thee good.' Mr. Jo n es re p o rts a rre st. D eputy Sheriff S q u ire is on seeing W ill Congdon who had sta rte d PROF. G. R. SCHLAUCH. P asto r. th e lookout for them . a re s ta u ra n t w hich he sold an d is now n ig h t w atch m an fo r th e lu m b er | com pany. EASTER SHOWING The Great Fashion Season of the Year Finds This Store Prepared as never before, with Superb Stocks of High Class Apparel selecting of the style th at pleases you best ' I t t h , 1! J “ e<8J lh i“ k of 18 th e helps to assure vou pleasure comfort on t " • have taken care of everything th a t You can buy w ith u tr n ^ t c o n r ®e,r v,ce fro,n the c,othes choose. only authentic L o d e s - th o s e t h i ^ a r e th J 7 * correctness *>r you will find here ones—tnose th at are the embodiment of refinem ent and good taste. Entire New Line of Dresses arrived for our Easter Showing, at $12.95 BETHEL BAPTIST Grocery Bulletin For Saturday and Monday Rex Lard, cheaper than shortening, med. pail $ 75 Large pail..................................... Newberg Ham our specialty, whole or half,’ lb .29 oalt 1 ork, best for seasoning................ Jb 15 Brookfield Cheese, 5-Ib loaf, whole or half, lb .30 j 45 Royal ( lub Coffee——Special 1 lb. 45c, 3 lbs. $1.30, 5 lbs. $2.15 Bulk Dates, very fine quality........................lb Bulk Cocoa, special................................. 5 ¡bs Seeded or Seedless Raisins............ 2 pkgs (iood Cooking Apples, Yellow N ew ts, box Royal Baking Powder—-Special 12 oz. 40c, 25 lb». $1.25, 5 lb». $2.25 Columbia River Red Salmon, No. 1 flat cans $ .25 Large Oval Sardines, tomato, mustard spiced................................. .15 Easter Brand I oniatoes...... 2 cans .25 2 cans .25 SUNBLEACH CLOROX W hitens the clothes like sunshine Removes stains and bleaches clothes Package 25c Pint 20c A. W . METZGER «& CO. ^ S e r v ic e P i mtl . te e d 1281 POWDERED BON AMI - packages federal milk PRUNES, extra large, •1 pounds CARNATION MILK tall cans .... tall cans 28c WALNUTS, soft shell, No. 1 grade, per pound ....... 29c 9c UORDENS MILK tall cans ......................... 9,. sa ,. <• ( . m s f o r PRISCO, I pound 6 pounds 1 OMAIOES, Delnionte, large cans, each 1 'i 2r * ‘" » » s $ 1 .9 9 CORN. Country Gentlemen. Lily of Valley, can I ’ ljjc 9 cans ...................$1.99 Ha $1.15 pounds......... 9 pounds I < >M A POES, Preferred Stock, large can E 9 can s $ 1 .9 9 SIFTED EARLY JUNE PEAS, Lily of Valley, can. 22’Jfcc, « cans $1.29 39c, 3 pounds $1.99 « o r Al Rit OT8, Del Monte or Mission, large can 17« • « o Me 20th Century Coffee—’I'he old price for th , ........ ree days—pound 35c, Roasted today on your table tomorrow J Hole-Proof Hosiery at $1 to $2 Lady Betty Silk Hose at 98c Lady Martha full fashioned Silk Hose $1.50 Lady Jane Silk Hose at $1.98 A Men’s New Spring Hats Castle Brand In all the latest shapes and colors, a t popular prices $4.50 and $5.00 A. WACK & CO. We carry a complete stock of 'The Tilt Shoes for men in Oxfords and Bals, in black & brown Gresham, Oregon Park Here and Shop in Comfort $8.50 and $9.50 FIRST STATE BANK .................... 17. S u rp lu s fund ...................................................................................................$ 30,000.00 18. (a) Undivided profits ......................................' ................ 25,000.00 22. United S t a t e s 'd e j ^ s R ^ ’ FnHtdVn^’ U ’ u i M 6.714.77 o f U . S. d isb u rsin g officers . sav in g s and deposits «. S S U S , - M « .0 ' S t a t e d o S , ’ c'onnD1 ’c i t . ^ o r 'o t nh 1Udl,T , deP° S' ,S dUe ‘he 24. Dem and certificates of deposit o u t s t a n X iU" dS............... 26. Certified* d e c k s ’ o ^ / s U n d X ° UtStandinK «ToOtrese°rvd en “ n s i n l a n d .'.' ‘han 2.76 10i l l o su b je ct AND SAVINGS |>FPO SITS ai.hi . ................ »262.122.89 W. A. H essel h as been ill for sev 27 T ,m TIME b ‘e ° n d“m »nd - s u b j/c , to n S i « : Je€t ‘° re8erVe and p ay ' eral days in P o rtlan d w ith an a ttac k 27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tstan d in g . .......... of flu. He is expected hom e Monday. 28. S avings deposits, p ayable su b ject to n o tic e ...................................... „46.115.42 T he p rac tice for th e ch o ru s u n d er ^ r n : s : . ai L “ T s ,n ! ^ 8it’ p ayab,e ° n 05981 Prof. Jo sep h A. F in ley for th e c a n a u n d e " Sr e p u ; ^ aU s: ,: ; r t X i X ^ , 0! , 0^ ta ta "R u th , T he M oabltess." w ill be 30- ÍSX held n ex t w eek on T uesday evening 33. L e tte rs of c re d it o u tstan d in g co n tin g en t liab ilities 7,500.00 as u sual. T his w eek th e p ractice w as ................................................................... 500.00 T otal ....................... ................. ... on Monday n ig h t on account of th e .»661,015.65 co n cert by th e K im ball sin g e rs on S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss. T uesday. G resham sin g e rs w ill u n its 5R Ä T Ä Ä with a gro u p from P o rtlan d to re n d e r th e c a n ta ta. It will be given h ere at CORRECT—A ttest Subscribed and s w o S o b eio re"m e X ' n " l ^ .............. d Î y « " A p r l Î S S ï ^ " ’'’ ' th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch on th e evening of May 2. Mv BYSTROM. N otary P ublic. A. M eyers, p resid e n t of th e F irst My com m ission ex p ires A ugust 30. 1925. S tate bank, has been III for a few days th is week but h as re lu m e d to his w ork at th e bank. twe sale Ah! A Reward. Jim m y (a fte r try in g for h alf an hour to open th e p a n try ) — "O im m iny! It s no use. Tommy, none of th e keys __ B l tit 3 pounds for $1.00 Fancy Sun-Kist Oranges, small size, dozen Florida Grape Fruit, 54'ssize. each Really no u,e to look for better place, I Ladies Silk Hose in all the new colors such as Peach Atmosphere Dawn. Beige, Log Cabin, Mode, Suede, Cloud’ Cinnamon, \\ hite, Browns, Cordovan and Blacks. . . . C „ , u , ,,ook paid OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 c a n s ............................ 2.Te Sugar Cured Bacon, extra nice, half or whole piece ............... lb. 27c BOOTH'S SARDINES, all kinds, each | |r for Men, Women and Children in all the latest styles and colors at popular prices At th e b u sin ess m eeting la st W ed nesday th e G resham Cam p F ire g irls m ade definite p la n s for th e financing of th e ir p ro jec t to p ut show ers at th e fair g ro u n d s for th e benefit of th e to u rists who use th e cam p on th e g rounds. T he m oney is being raised by th e sa le of th e G resham Camp F ire cook books w hich is filled w ith recipes all tested by th e g irls an d proven first class. Sunmaid Seeded or Seedless Rais ins ’ 15 oz- Pkg*................. 2 for 25c RAISINS, Thom pson's Seed less, hulk, 3 lbs......... 29c r Complete Line of Shoes T. E. M ercer h as sold his house In C h a rte r No. 135 E astm an addition to H a rry McM urry, R eserve D istric t No. 12 report of the condition who w ill ta k e possession Ju n e 15. In th e m eantim e Mr. M ercer w ill build a house for him self on land rec en tly A, Gresham, l„ ,h , state ot Ore8oo, at the clo.e ot hu.lne.a March Slat 1»2< bought on th e C lanahan tr a c t facing , T . RESOURCES Division stre e t. Mr. M ercer has b u ilt S ' . » “ ™.",1,“ ,0”; “ ' •> » •» 1» Items ten houses in G resham w ithin th e p ast tw o and a h alf y ears, tw o of 2. O v erd rafts secured and u n secu red ...........................................................1235,869.31 4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and s e c u r i t i e s i n e i . i a L ^ ' ................ 1-80 them being for o th e rs and th e re s t ern m en t, sta te , m unicipal, c o rp "ra t% ¿ “ ‘" “i t „ ^ n l “ f h ° V~ show n in item s 30 and 35 If any ’ DCluding ^ » s e have been b u ilt and sold to o th ers. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. R aney, who have 5. S tocks, se cu ritie s, claim s, liens, ju d g m en ts ’ e t c ............................... 315.759.91 6. B anking house, $25,000; fu rn itu re and fixtures $5 316 6 7 ............. lived in P o rtlan d for th e p ast few . S « g jg j? T he D orcas circ le of th e M ethodist m onths, have re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e I-adles Aid w ill m eet a t th e ch u rch in G resham . T h eir son H arvey and ’ banks,* b a n k e r , “ •*“ « W ednesday, A pril 16. tr u s t co m p a n ie s........ fam ily, who have been living in th e ir house, expect to move soon into Mrs. 10. E x changes for c le a rin g house an d Item s on o th e r b an k s in th e 26.496.76 11 Cheek.® city. o r. to w n 38 rep o rtin g b a n k ............ C. H arm on s house on Pow ell stree t. 770.32 ^ • ^ . 7 “ ^ . ' « . ’ " .•< > « " '» « P o t« « » b a n k . . » G eorge L eslie w ent to L ebanon S u n 288.52 *55’97113 day to g et his g ran d d a u g h ter, Miss 13. C u Jto m ir8 ’8HaabilitdyUu n d e ^ le u ’ rs o f* « ’edit’ ’ 10 a " d M ildred Zeek, who has accepted a 15. O ther assets, if a n y ......................... v r w u ........................................ 500.00 position a t th e telep h o n e office. She 1,432.46 T otal w ill m ake h e r hom e w ith Mrs. A. Hevel. GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY ANO MONDAY - Latest Sw eaters for ladies from ......................$2.59 to $7.50 K nitted Suits for ladies from ........................$13.59 to $ls>50 J. A. B ushong u n d erw en t a to n silo r o p eratio n a t a P o rtla n d h o sp ital a few days ago. He is still ta k in g th e j in su lin tre a tm e n t fo r d iabetes an d is being m uch benefltted In h ealth . H e is now able to do lig h t w ork. A g u est a t th e B ushong hom e th is week is Mrs. H. A. S h erm an of C astle Rock W ashington, sis te r of M rs. Bushong. T he A rem e clu b w ill m eet next Monday fatern o o n , A pril 14. a t the home of Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r. Mrs. Geo. Honey, Mrs. W. L. G orsage and Mrs. .laineB S terlin g w ill a s sist th e hostess. Century Food Prices CITRUS WASH. I’OWDER •>•> I large package ..... $18.50 New Spring Coats at $19.85 to $29.75 Spring Skirts at $5.85 to $9.85 Mrs. W. L. C rissey, who w as a O resham v isito r T h u rsd ay aftern o o n re p o rts th a t excep tio n ally heavy b lastin g Is being done a t th e C rissey “G ladiolus F a rm " by th e c o n tra c to rs of th e pipe lin,.. The r i g h t of way I ju s t m isses one of th e la rg e r flower fields. T he o ra to ric a l co n test held a t the high school la st n ig h t resu lted in the w inning of first p la ce to B etty C lark of R iv erd ale school, h e r su b ject “The C o n etitu tlo n .” Six schools com peted, G resham being rep rese n ted by E d w ard S o u th ard who took fifth place. T he w in n er w ill m eet th e C lackam as co unty cham pion in a try o u t for d is tric t honors in th e n ear fu tu re. G resham g ran g e w ill m eet in re g u la r session next S atu rd ay . A pril 12, th e m o rn in g session being ta k en up with ro u tin e b usiness. At th e le ctu re h our, w hich is open to th e public, G eorge M ansfield and Mrs. A lexander | T hom pson w ill be th e speakers. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Irw in have | moved in to th e K ellum house on Law - I ren ce avenue. Mrs. R. T. S m ith visited in T ro u t- I dale w ith Mrs. J. Cook for a few days I th is week. $15.95 trade and ,o conveniently located Tommy— "AW, alrig h t th e n ; w e'll | w ait til Mom com es hom e and ask I to«- som eth in g for being good boys." R eg u lar S tated C om m unication of G resham Lodge No. 152. A. F. A A. M . A pril 8. Special C om m unication—April 23. W ork in F C. D egree Gavel 7:30 p m. sharp. P u nctu.iiitv | j appreciated. V isiting b ro th e rs w elcom e w K ' ' “ I s : s j v j ; Mail orders will get our prom pt atten tio n W ° °° (’(W)K’S GARAGE “ ■ See th e b arg ain s listed in th e W ant Add. GRESHAM C H A P T E R * , ! i . UnleM th e 0,1 In v estig atio n raise« 44. R. A. M. g rated con ! th e p rice of gasoline, a lot of people 111 not ta k e m uch in te re s t in it. V u.H ,On' A p r" 192t v isitin g com panions wel A henpecked h u sb an d h as nothing W. R. JOHNSON. H. p. to crow a b o u t No. come. Troutdale, Ore.