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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 14. NO. 54 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 5, 1934 COUNCIL CALLS MASS MEETING FOR SEPT. 10 VIE W E RS R ECOM M EN D COMPLETION OF LOOP HIGHWAY IN COUNTY A new s item in la st n ig h t's daily Jo u rn a l sta te s th a t view ers a p pointed by th e co unty com m ission e rs to in sp ect an d re p o rt on th e proposed highw ay betw een Pow ell V alley road and th e M ultnom ah- C lackam as co unty line, on th e Mt. Hood loop, W ednesday filed re c om m endations fo r th e c o n s tru c tion of th e road. “T he road, w hile being p rim arily a g re a t scenic highw ay, w ill also be a g re a t facto r in th e fu tu re de velopm ent of a la rg e a re a of a g r i c u ltu ra l lands, and as such w ill be a v alu ab le public u tility ," said the report. T he lin k is h a lf a m ile in length, cro ssin g land ow ned by K. J. L au- derback , L ouise H. C lark an d M. Iw akushi. V iew ers w ere County S urveyor B onser, W. H. F rie s and E dw ard G underson. IRVING DODGE KILLED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT DEFENSE DAY IS 02000132 G uests a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. M ith 55 Oregon cities rep o rtin g De L. T. St. C lair a re Lee Shaw and d au g h ters, Mabel and Lois, and son fense T est Day p ro g ram s for S eptem T he council a t th e re g u la r m eeting D onald, of Wasco. Mr. Shaw is a ber 12 an d en ro llm en t of one-day vol held la st T uesday n ig h t received and b ro th er of Mrs. St. C lair and w ill be u n te ers being m ade over th e en tire acted favorably w hen a petition for a in G resham w hile his d au g h ter Mrs. state, th e g o v ern m en t's p lan of th e s tr e e t lig h t a t th e co rn er of F o u rth J. A pell Is convalescing in a P o rtlan d te st of th e defensive sp irit of th e stre e t and K elly avenue, w here the co u n try and of th e o perations of th e hospital. new u n denom inational tem ple has W hile th e Rev. E. N. Long and new n atio n al defense law passed by been built, and in th e vicinity of co n g ress is a ssu re d of success in O re Irv in g Dodge of G resham w as in hour a fte r th e accident, gave the fam ily w ere in P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay w hich several residences a re located. gon, according to an n ouncem ent m ade evening in atten d an ce a t a tab ern ac le sta n tly killed in an au to accid en t cause of d eath as a fra c tu re of th e I t w as decided to call a g eneral today by Defense T est h ea d q u arte rs w hich happened ab o u t 3:30 o'clock sk u ll a t th e base of th e b rain . It is service, p ro w lers en tered th e ir hom e m eeting of citizens for next W ednes th e F re e M thodist parsonage, and left here. G resham is one of th e cities In W ednesday aftern o o n w hen th e c a r in believed th e re w ere also severe in day night, S eptem ber 10, probably in sev eral evidences of th ir presence, a l cluded. w hich he w as rid in g w ith five o th e rs te rn a l in ju ries. D eath w as p rac tica lly M etzger’s hall, to p rese n t th e plans T he program for th e day in a n u t though nothing w as taken. rolled down an em b an k m en t on th e in stan tan eo u s. w ith referen c e to th e p u rch a se by the Mrs. N. J. A uclair and her d au g h ter shell, as explained by th e sta te com E v erg reen highw ay about a m ile w est Irv in g Dodge is w ell know n in city of a portion of th e S m ith tra c t C lara have re tu rn e d from Bend, O re m ittee in charge, co n sists of assem bly of C arson, W ashington. G resham , having lived here some fo r a city p ark . T h is step is reg a rd gon, w here they sp e n t a few days as of th e m ilita ry u n its in th e sta te and In th e auto besides th e deceased y ea rs ago and d u rin g th e p ast few ed a s very o p p o rtu n e by th e council g u ests of P ilo t B u tte Inn. T he en tire th e ir rec ru itm en t to full w ar stren g th w ere, Mrs. Dodge, h is wife, Mrs. P. A m onths. At o th e r tim es he h as resid an d it is desired to m eet a la rg e num fam ily is plan n in g to move perm a by qne-day en listm en ts. It is in a Gould, Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, Mrs. Mil ed in P o rtlan d w here he h as been b er of citizens th a t th is im p o rtan t n en tly to Bend w ithin a sh o rt tim e and sense a one-day d u plication of th e dred D avies and Miss W inifred St. em ployed. He w as born a t B lack have alre ad y secured a house there. state-w id e m obilization in 1917. All p roposition m ay be fully considered VACATION DAYS NEAR END FOR YOUNGSTERS Clair. T he ca r w as th e O utlook's E a rth , W isconsin in 1888, an d cam e Miss A u clair played a t th e hotel d u r citizens a re allow ed to en ro ll for th e an d understood. W illys-K night, driven by Mrs. St.C lair to G resham 16 y ea rs ago. H e has P la n s w ere discussed for a m uch ing h er stay th ere, a t different tim es, day reg a rd le ss of age or physical V acation d ream s of th e G resham T he p a rty left G resham ab o u t 8 been w ith th e P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow needed public com fort sta tio n to be and as th e tow n is in need of a good condition, as an exp ressio n of th e ir grad e kiddies w ill soon be th in g s of o’clock in th e m orning, had d riven to e r com pany as an electrician for about located on th e city hall p ro p erty and m usical in stru c to r, she had a num ber p atrio tism . th e p a st for on Monday m o rn in g next Hood R iver, ferried ac ro ss to W hite 14 years. He m a rrie d Mary L ouise a com m ittee of th e council w as ap In addition to th e A m erican Legion, of in q u iries from prospective pupils th e doors of th e schoolhouse w ill Salm on and w as headed for V ancou H ansen, a p o p u lar G resham te ac h er pointed to in v e stig a te location, plans G rand Arm y, S panish W ar v eteran s before leaving and has alread y p e r open and 300 or m ore boys an d g irls ver, P o rtlan d and home. in Ju n e, 1923. They have recen tly of c o n stru c tio n and best m a teria ls fected p lan s for th e o rganization of a and o th e r v eteran s org an izatio ns, p a w ill com e tro o p in g in. On th is day, T he first w ord received in G resham m ade th e ir hom e h ere w ith Mrs an d probable cost. class. Miss F lo ren ce A uclair, w ho Is trio tic fra te rn a l bodies a re joining as how ever, th e ch ild ren w ill be kept of th e accid en t w as ab o u t 5 o’clock D odge’s m other, Mrs. C arrie H ansen T he u su a l la rg e n um ber of m onthly a ste n o g ra p h er w ith th e S. P. & S bodies, including E lks, Odd Fellow s, long enough for en ro llm en t and a s w hen a telephone m essage cam e Mr. Dodge leaves, besides his young b ills w ere allow ed. railro a d , expects to be tra n sfe rre d to K nights of P y th ias and W oodmen of signm ents. T h eir book lists w ill be th ro u g h from S tephenson, W ashing widow, a b ro th er, T hom as E. Dodge th e W orld. A num ber of labor unions th e com pany's office a t Bend. given them a t th is tim e and th e ac tu al ton, te llin g of th e accid en t and ask in g and tw o sisters, Je ssie and Rachel, of COMMERCIAL CLUB TO Mr. and Mrs. H. W. M oreland have have joined. Cities a re a rra n g in g pa M EET MONDAY NIGHT w ork of stu d y an d classe s w ill begin for a c a r to come fo r th e su rv iv o rs P o rtlan d . H is m o th er an d a b ro th er moved to R oseburg w here Mr. M ore rad es and p atrio tic p ro g ram s, deco ra in e a rn e st th e follow ing day. and th e u n d e rta k e r to com e fo r th e died ab o u t tw o y ears ago. land w ill be te ac h er of a g ric u ltu re u n tion of th e stre e ts w ith flags and ex C. M. Q uicksall, who has been p rin body of th e dead m an. T he m essage A special m eeting of th e G resham Mr. Dodge w as a m em ber of G resh der th e S m ith-H ughes Act. T his ercises in th e schools. P o rtlan d re C om m ercial club is called to m eet at cipal of th e G resham school for sev w as received by H. L. St. C lair an d in am Lodge No. 152, A. F. & A. M. course, w hich w as ta u g h t in th e local p o rts p la n s for a p arad e w ith betw een th e city hall next M onday night, a t 8 eral y ears w ill be assiste d by th e fol a few m in u tes an au to from th e He w as a p o p u lar young m an and union high school la st y ear by Mr. 10,000 and 20,000 in line. o’clock. T he club w ill be asked to en low ing te a c h e rs: Miss Mabel Inglis, G resham G arage, driven by F ra n k noted for his good c h a ra c te r, quiet Defense T est Day, S eptem ber 12, M oreland, has ju s t been added to th e d o rse th e p u rch a se of th e proposed Miss H elen H oss, Miss Chezem, Miss flam lin , an d th e h e a rse d riven by J. helpful m an n ers an d faith fu l service. falls on th e a n n iv ersary of St. Mihiei R oseburg high school. p a rk site, s ta r t som e publicity w ork V irginia B roughton, Miss N ordeen, E. M etzger, w ere on th e way. T he W. E. B ates, fo rm erly of G resham , H eap big In ju n is In tow n th is week In w hich several th o u san d O regonians an d p re p a re for a fall cam paign of Miss G race Ogilbee, Mrs. G eorge H ay ladies had been ta k en to th e h o sp ital an d J. S cott Milne, of P o rtlan d , elec sellin g “m ighty fine h u ck leb erry , fought, an d is th e a n n iv ersary of th e den, M rs. M ary K ru eg er, an d Mrs. a t S tephenson w here th ey w ere given tric a l asso ciates of th e late Irv in g ac tiv ity along n ecessary lines. m ighty fine.” T he In d ian s are of th e w ritin g of th e S ta r Spangled B anner. G ladys Hoyt. first aid and tre a tm e n t. All w ere suf Dodge, w ere in G resham y esterd ay U m atilla trib e in ea ste rn Oregon and In cities of sm a lle r size en ro llm en ts SCHOOLS WILL OPEN; Much p raise h as been elicited on all ferin g from th e severe shock and forenoon, extending th e sym pathy and come to L arch m ountain and vicinity a re being m ade re g a rd le ss of o th e r TEAC H ERS TO MEET sides for th e handsom e ap p e aran c e slig h t b ru ises. Mrs. St. C lair w as b ad a ssista n ce of th e ir o rganization, the for a lu crativ e outing. Mont Louve, exercises. T he m ayor of every city In the groun d s have ta k e n on d u rin g th e ly cu t on th e low er lip an d chin. In te rn a tio n a l B rotherhood of E le c tri tru e to his an cestry , deigns to le t his Oregon h as been fu rn ish ed w ith ro lls T he grad e schools th ro u g h o u t M ult sum m er, d u e in p a r t to th e efforts of T he ladies reach ed hom e ab o u t 10 cal W orkers, to th e widow of th e ir squaw and d a u g h te r pack th e b erries and fu ll inform ation and in m ost nom ah county w ill all open on Mon th e ja n ito r, G eorge T ach ero n , w ith a o’clock an d th e h ea rse arriv ed ab o u t fellow w o rk er. Mr. Dodge had been aro u n d on th e ir backs, w hile he w ith places have p ut th e ir Inform ation in day, S eptem ber 8. W. C. A lderson, landscape g a rd e n e r in ch a rg e of th e 11:30. an em ploye of th e P o rtlan d E lectric tw o sm aller ch ild ren , leisu rely ta k e circu latio n . co unty su p e rin ten d e n t, has issued the d etails of th e w ork. T he b eau tifica It is n o t easy to acco u n t for th e a c Pow er com pany d u rin g th e p ast 14 an in ventory of th e town. o rd er th a t th e first te a c h e rs’ m eeting tion of th e p rem ises w ill n ot be en cident. I t ju st happened. T he ca r years. H e w as a t th e tim e of his Mr. an d Mrs. J. W. Cromley of C u l Zion Evangelical Church Announce of th e year w ill be held a t th e c o u rt tire ly effected, how ever, u n til a fte r th e was rounding a sh a rp rig h t-h a n d tu rn death relief m an a t th e Sellw ood and m ents. ver, In d ian a, arriv ed T h u rsd ay eve house, room 720, on S atu rd ay , Sep com pletion of th e pipe line w ork. and sw erved too close to th e left hand C olum bia su b statio n s. He w as a c a re T he M issionary serv ices la st S u n n ing for an indefinite v isit w ith th e ir tem b er 13, a t 10:30 a. m. C onsiderable d irt w ill th en be a v a il side of th e road. I t is said th e re w as ful and valued em ploye. Officials of day w ere w ell atten d ed , m any evan d au g h ter, Mrs. R. E. Cannon. able fo r filling in low places in th e loose g rav el on th e roadbed an d th a t th e com pany stated , upon receip t of Mrs. C. S. M cM urry and th ree c h il gelical folks com ing from P o rtlan d to H ILL M ILITARY WILL yard. th e slope w as to w ard th e o utsid e in th e new s of his death, th a t he w as d ren have re tu rn e d from a w eek’s spend th e day w ith th e local church. OPEN SEPTEM BER 10 C. J. L u n d q u ist, clerk , and Jam es stead of th e inside of th e tu rn . T he one of th e best elec tricia n s in th e ir stay a t B arton a t th e hom e of h er T he R everends F. W. F isch e r and F. A p p ro p riate p atrio tic exercises will E lkington , J. V. C ogsw ell and A rth u r ca r ro lled com pletely over an d la n d employ. uncle, H arley Gibson, who w ith his H. F reu n d of P o rtlan d , J. R am ser of A rran g em en ts fo r th e fu n eral are be held a t H ill M ilitary Academy d u r D ow sett, d irec to rs, com p rise th e p e r ed u p rig h t on a steep slope w hich w as wife w ere ab sen t on a vacation trip to B oring, F. S chaer of M ilw aukie and covered w ith sh ru b s, b ru sh an d logs. not com pleted, pending w ord from d e ing C onstitution w eek, S eptem ber 20- sonnel of th e school board. W. Schm idt of M ontrose, Colorado, de th e coast. All p erso n s w ere th ro w n c le a r of th e ceased ’s b ro th er who is on a trip to 25, inclusive. T he academ y w ill open Mr. and Mrs. L. C larence T hornton livered th e In sp irin g m essages of th e F ree M ethodist C hurch A nnounce ca r b u t Mr. Dodge w as stru c k on th e so u th e rn Oregon. S eptem ber 10 w ith a re g istra tio n r e p and d au g h ter Evelyn of D etroit, M ich day. Noon lunch w as served by th e m ents. back of th e head. T he d o ctor who T he h e a rt of th e com m unity is re se n tin g nine sta te s of th e union and ladies of th e church. S ervices a t th e F re e M etnodist w as called alm o st im m ediately from moved w ith h ea rtfe lt sym pathy to igan, b u t who fo rm erly resided In se v eral foreign co u n tries. Boys from S ervices next S unday w ill be held G resham , w ill re tu rn to th e ir home ch u rc h w ill be as follow s: Sunday S tephenson, and arriv ed w ith in a half w ard th e bereaved wife and relativ es. th e la tte r group a re sons of A m eri as follow s: S unday school a t 10 a.m. n ex t w eek from an extended to u r of school a t 10 o ’clock, follow ed by can s resid in g abroad who w ish th e ir th e co u n try including N iag ara F a lls P re ac h in g by the p asto r, th e Rev. H. preach in g a t 11; a t th e close of th e CHARTERS RECEIVED art, le ad e r of th e sew ing club a t F a ir- and sev eral C anadian cities, besides It. G ebhardt, in th e E nglish language sous educated u n d er th e S ta rs and preach in g service th e re w ill be class BY CLUB LEAD ERS view. S trip es, and according to th e ideals cities of in te re st in New York, P en n a t 11 and in th e G esm an language a t m eeting led by P. F. Black. Young C ounty Club A gent K inder had a sylvania, Ohio and M ichigan. B rock's 11:50 o’clock. T he ch o ir w ill ren d e r fo r w hich th e C onstitution of the people’s m eeting w ill be a t 6:30, p re A gro u p of c h a rte rs have ju s t been sh o rt v acation d u rin g A ugust b u t his U nited S tate s stan d s. Jo seph A. H ill, special m usic. ceding th e p rea ch in g service a t 7:30. received by County Club A gent, W. D. re p o rt show s th e activ ities of th e 15 m onum ent and old F o rt N iagara w ere p rin cip al, and B. W. H ill, head m aster, Young P eo p le’s m eeting In the eve especially In terestin g . T he old block P ra y e r m eeting T h u rsd a y evening a t K inder, from Mr. Seym our, th e sta te days sp e n t in his office or in th e field. a re a rra n g in g th e C onstitution week houses and brick w alls over six feet n ing a t 8 o'clock. T he topic for d is :30. T he W om an's M issionary so cie club leader. T he c h a rte rs a re given D uring th is tim e th e re w ere 20 of p ro g ram as one of th e first of a series ty w ill m eet a t th e p arso n a g e T uesday to th e clu b s th a t a re sta n d ard , having fice calls, 27 phone calls, 43 individual thick, also th e u n d erg ro u n d tu n n e ls cussion w ill be "How Je su s H elped of p a trio tic cerem onies to m a rk th e S in n ers.” afternoon. S unday school w o rk e rs’ five m em bers en ro lled and having a le tte rs w ritte n , tw o c irc u la r le tte rs n ea rly 200 y ea rs old a re still there. academ y's school year. T he program T he con g reg atio n extends a m ost T he re g u la r m eeting of the G re sh conference M onday evening a t th e local lead er. T he local le ad ers who w ith 113 copies m ailed, 21 farm s v isit w ill conform in its gen eral ou tlin e co rd ial w elcom e to all frien d s who do am R ebekah lodge w ill m eet Monday, church. have received th is first g ro u p of c h a r ed, fo u r d ifferen t farm v isits, five w ith tn a t outlined by th e sta te s u p e r S eptem ber 8, a t th e re g u la r hour. T he n ot w orship elsew h ere to m ake th is te rs are as follow s: Miss M ary D avis, hom es visited conducting extension degree staff w ill p lease be p rese n t for ch u rch th e ir ch u rch home. in te n d e n t of schools but w ill have F R E S H SALM ON from Sept. 10 until close o f season for sa le a t C o rb e tt dock. th e H u rlb u rt sew ing clu b ; Mrs. W. D. w ork, an d 144 m iles traveled. added m ilita ry fe a tu re s and an a d d rill p ractice. P ric e reaso n ab le. A sk for F re d R eed K inder, G resham E v erread y cookery W hile in th e field th re e days w ere d ress by Rev. O sw ald W. T aylor. BLAST WILL OPEN a t “O ld" C orbett. clu b ; A. J. K rueger, T ro u td a le p o u l sp en t by Mr. K inder In w orking w ith C o n tin u ed on p ag e 4 OLD SANDY CHANNEL try clu b ; Mrs. H azel C urtis, Skoocum potato clu b boys, a h alf day w ith g a r hom e m aking club of L y n ch ; T. L. den w o rk ers, a day in an im al h u sb a n ORIENT SCHOOL WILL T ro u td ale, assisted by th e su rro u n d OPEN NEXT MONDAY ing localities, has long been w orking A nderson, Pow ell V alley p o tato clu b ; dry, tw o days d airy h u sb an d ry , a h alf J. J. H ea rren , O rient p o u ltry clu b ; day in p o u ltry w ork and a day w ith en e rg etic ally to b ring ab o u t th e c le a r T he O rient school w ill begin on Mrs. A. O. Stafford, p u reb red pig club sewing. ing o ut of th e p assag e way in th e Monday, S eptem ber 8, th e classes of T ro u td ale ; Mrs. D ella H inkle, lead Mr. H all, th e co unty a g ric u ltu ra l m eeting in th e G range hall u n til th e Sandy riv er, b u t th e w ork w as not a c ing th e T hree-S sew ing clu b at ag en t, sp e n t one day w ith th e club tu ally accom plished u n til today w hen com pletion of tlie new schoolhouse. S p rin g d ale; Mrs. Lloyd T eg art, F a ir ag en t to u rin g th e different potato a t 2:30 th e b la st w as set off by C arl view P o lly an n a sew ing clu b ; E. P. fields in o rd er to select th e best field It is expected th e new building will A rm stro n g , w ell know n logger and Schedeen, county H olstein clu b ; of p o tato es for th e L. A. W ack prize. be ready for occupancy about th e first woods forem an, In o rd er to rele ase A rth u r G ran, potato club of B oring; T he p rize aw arded w as a cap. T he of October. It is a one-story brick th e log Jam in the m outh of th e riv er. Mrs. Jo h n Lynch, C h an ticleer p o u ltry tw o L ind boys won th e prize. T he s tru c tu re w ith fu ll basem ent and S m elt an d steelhead salm on p e r club of L ynch; Mrs. M ary Spence, potato es w ere so n ear alik e th a t no co n tain s six study room s and an a s ished by th e m illion la st sp rin g w hen Copper K ettle cookery club of T ro u t line could be d raw n. Mr. W ack w as sem bly h all, and is valued at 125,000. th e ir p ro g ress w as im peded by the NEW SWEATERS FOR GIRLS in Wool or d ale; F. D. B raly, Hoe and Shovel pleased to give each of th e boys a cap. T h ere a re five te ac h ers as follow s: debris of logs and flotsam , and it w as J . R. T ee ters, p rin cip al and eighth club a t G ilb ert; R ich ard Beadle, P ow larg ely th ro u g h th e efforts of Dr. Wool and Fibre Silk Mixed in heavy and medium One day w as sp e n t in vaccinating g rad e ; Miss D orothy B orth, sixth and ell V alley D uroc clu b ; Mrs. L illian T hom as W. Ross, fish com m issioner, club pigs a g a in st hog cholera. T his weights. M oreland, H appy hom e m a k ers club w ork w as handled by Dr. Jo h n so n in sev en th ; Miss Lois New, fo u rth and th a t th e c lea ra n ce has finally been fifth; Mrs. E dith Mayer, second and SWEATERS FOR BOYS in numerous color consum m ated. One la rg e snag w as of G resh am ; Mrs. Lloyd T eg a rt, F a ir- co operation w ith the club agent. th ird ; E lean o r L indberg, p rim ary . combinations at $2.50 up to heavy weights. view P risc illa sew ing clu b ; Mrs. A nna th e key to th e e n tire situ atio n and T he fa ir board w as very m uch Miss New Is the in stru c to r in m usic w ith th a t rem oved, th e channel w ill Lehm an, O ver-the-Top cookery club. pleased w ith th e show ing of club w ork and Miss L indberg will have ch arg e T h in g s a re sh ap in g up nicely for m ade a t th e fair. T h ere w ere 250 ex of th e classe s in draw ing. T he O rient be re tu rn e d to its form er and n a tu ra l A splendid num ber in brown and black, the sta te fair and we sin c erely hope h ibits of sew ing, cooking, can n in g and school board co n sists of Mrs. M. Len- course. sizes 5 to 10, any size th a t M ultnom ah co unty w ill m ake a hom e m a k in g ; 110 ex h ib its of calves, n artz, H. G. M uilenhoff and E. Nass- M ETHODIST CHURCH rea l show ing th e re ,” say s W. D. K in pigs, sheep, and g o ats; 40 exhibits of hahn. ANNOUNCES SERVICES der. T he judging team s a re a t w ork p o u ltry an d eggs, m aking a to ta l of 400 exhibits. u nder th e directioh of Mr. T illm an U N E SHOOT ON SCHOOL PENCILS with rubber lc. 2 for 5c and 5c T he servlees a t th e M ethodist E pis T h in g s a re shaping up w ell to r th e and Mr. Flem ing. Ol N CLUB OROUNDS copal ch u rch next S unday w ill m ark TABLETS, 5c and 10c. T he C anning club of G ilbert, u n d er sta te fair, says Mr. K inder, w hich will At th e reg istered shoot on th e P o rt th e closing of th e conference y ear BEST INK with screw top, 10c, all colors th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. M axwell, is p u t be held S eptem ber 22-27. T he Judging land Gun club g rounds a t Jen n e la st though th e re w ill be still one Sunday tin g in som e real co n c en trated effort^ team s a re a t w ork, expecting to do big before .h e m eeting of th e conference, Special L ine of to m ake a show ing a t th e sta te fair. things. T he can n in g team , u n d er the S unday and Monday Dr. Cathey of w hich w ill be held a t Medford, begin Ladies’ Fine Gingham House Dresses, each $2.25 P o rtlan d took first place In class A T his team w as first a t th e co unty fair, le ad ersh ip of Mrs. M axwell, is also and F ra n k T etnpleton, Ben T ren k m an ning W ednesday, th e 17th of S eptem m aking them eligible for com petition w orking hard. LA DIES’ NEW TAN AND W HITE BLOUSES w ith and J. L. Stafford, local m an, tied for ber. M embers will be received by a t th e sta te fair for sta te cham plon- Colored Embroidered Collars second place w ith each b reaking 96 tra n sfe r, and from p re p a ra to ry m em B ap tist ( h u rrh Announcem ents. 1 ship. b ership. A g en eral sta te m e n t of th e T he Bible school w ill begin p ro m p t-¡o u t of 100. Dr. C athey broke 97. T h ere a re four clubs receiving cer- p ro g ress m ade d u rin g th e year w ill be Chas. F o llet led the class B division iy a t 10 a. m. and th e p reach in g s e r m ade a t th e m orning service, and i tlflcates of achievem ents th is year. vice a t 11 o’clock. T he su b ject of the w ith 96. In class C, L. D. Broodhead p lan s will be p resen ted to th e co n g re The certificates a re given fo r clubs Phone 1411 Gresham w as first w ith 87. m orning ad d ress will be "W h at C h rist gation fo r th e w ork of th e n ex t year. I th a t have all th e ir m em bers com plet- T au g h t by th e P a ra b le of th e L eaven.” I Ing th e w ork as outlined by th e Ore- U ndenom inational ( h n rrh A nnounce T he p asto r, th e Rev. A. 8. H lsey, In th e evening th e B. Y. P. U. w ill be ; gon A g ricu ltu ra l College. T he lead- w ill occupy th e p u lp it both m orning ment*. gin a t 7 o'clock and th e ch u rch s e r I ers receiving th ese c h a rte rs a re as T he G resham U ndenom inational and evening. T he choir w ill fu rn ish vice a t 8, subject, “T he R ew ard of i follow s: Mrs. E lm er Cook, leading special m usic, th e re h e a rsa l being O bedience.” P ra y er and Bible Study services a re announced as follow s: th e sew ing club a t th e A lderson held th is evening. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preaching W ednesday evening a t 8 o'clock. Choir school; M rs. B ert O lsen, lead er of th e T he devotional topic for th e E p services a t 2 p. m.; p ray er m eeting re h e a rsa l T h u rsd ay evening at 8. Powell V alley sew ing clu b ; Mrs. T uesday evening; Bible study F riday w orth L eague will be "T h e P urpose E. O. JUDD, P asto r. ' Louis Stone, leader of th e cookery evening a t 8 o’clock. E veryone la of P ra y er." Raym ond R ogers will be ¡c lu b at F airview , and Mrs. Lloyd T eg th e leader. • w elcom e to atten d th ese services. Say It the Want Ad way. SCHOOL NEEDS SPECIAL IN CHILDREN’S HOSE 4 pairs for $1.00 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. Outlook’s Willys-Knight Goes Over Embank ment With Six Persons on Evergreen Highway Near Carson. OTHERS ESCAPE WITH SLIGHT INJURIES