Gresham outlook., November 14, 1924, Image 1

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VOL. 14, NO. 74
G resham O utlook
« » S M A « . « U rtMOM Ak COCTTT, W W W , Z a f A Y ,
TOWNSEND FUNERAL
HELD AT FAIRVIEW GRESHAM LOCALS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
xqvembeb u ,
$ 1.50 Per Year
BAPTIST MEETINGS LED “JAVA TO JAZZ” CONCERT
BY EVANGELIST BENTLEY BY EVA GAUTHIER, 17TH
IKMISTH E DAY
SHOOT SI CCESSEl I,
DRIVERS SELECTED
FOR SCHOOL BUSSES
T rap shooting at E verd ln g P ark ,
n ear Je n n e s ta tio n .'th e g rounds of the
T he special m eetings in th e B aptist
T he S. E. circ le of th e M ethodist
M usical in te re st is now cen tered on P o rtlan d Gun club, com es n ea r being
The tra g ic death la st T uesday of
L adies Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs. W. H. ch u rc h a re p ro g ressin g w ith in creas
th e P o rtla n d co n c ert to be given by- a y ear round sport. T he recent A rm is­
J. W. T ow nsend of F airview , who w as
Gibson on W ednesday aftern o o n , No­ ing in te rest. T he Rev. Milo G. Bent Eva G au th ier, m ezzo-soprano, on No­
in sta n tly killed when he w*as stru ck
T he five d irec to rs of G resham
vem
ber 19. A fu ll aten d an ce is de­ ley, one of th e m ost su ccessfu l and in vem ber 17 a t th e au ditorium , as one tice day shoot w as a good success and
by a heavy stag e on th e Sandy boule­
Union
high school d istric t N o . 2 m e t
a
T
h
anksgiving
shoot
for
tu
rk
ey
s
has
sired.
te re stin g ev an g elists of th e coast, is of the te n events on th e E lw yn A rtist
vard, bro u g h t sorrow to his large c ir ­
T h u rsd ay evening for th e purpose of
been
announced
for
T
uesday,
Novem­
A seven-pound girl w as born on Oc­ quickly w inning th e atte n tio n of th e Series. T his is Miss G au th ier's firs? b er 25.
cle of frien d s in th is p a rt of the
selectin g th e five bus d riv ers of th e
tober 28 to Mr. an d Mrs. G ordon P itts. people in G resham and th e series of ap p earan ce in P o rtlan d in h er "Jav a
county.
d istric t, tw o of them for tw o-year
As
a
re
su
lt
of
th
e
A
rm
istice
day
Mr. and Mrs. Jim P itts w ere guests m eetings so far gives prom ise of be to Jazz
p ro g ram and everyone is to u rn am eu t th e re a re new cham pions periods and th e rem ain in g th re e for
T he accident o ccurred n ea r th e W.
ing a g re a t success. T he Rev. J. L
agog to h e a r th is sin g e r w-ho first in p ro sp ect in th e v ario u s classes. Ben one ypar «»eh. T he c o n tra c t In the
H ays hom e w here he had ju s t deliv­ on S unday at the Gordon P itts home,
W h irry , co lp o rter for th e B ap tist P ub dared to in tro d u c e m odern “jazz'
T ren k m an won club cham pionship by I V lc,ory d istric t for th e y ear 1925 w as
ered m ilk, ab o u t a m ile and a half and on T uesday a t th e Guy Vedder
licatio n society, is assistin g in th is th e co n cert stage.
home.
from th e T ow nsend home, at 9 o’clock
b reak in g 50 straig h t. A rchie P a rro tt ' a w a rded to L. D. B ecker a t $50 per
T he Jo h n W in terb erg er hom e n ear ev an g elistic cam paign an d is pre-
On O ctober 30, Miss G au th ier gave won th e class B ch am pionship w ith 47, m onth. He will have b ut seven s tu ­
in the m orning. Mr. T ow nsend had
th
e
can n ery has been ren te d to a Mr. I
b? h er first New York co n cert of th e sea an d Dr. O. D. Ire la n d th e class C d ents to convey to and from th e high
en tered his tru c k and w as about to
received for Bibles, T estam en ts and son at A eolian H all, w hich w as as
proceed, and at th a t m om ent a to u r­ R ueber and fam ily of Stanfield, O re­
cham pionship w ith 46 broken ta rg e ts. school.
o th e r relig io u s lite ra tu re th a t m ight
gon,
who
w
ill
move
in
a
t
once.
m uch a rev elatio n and a s u n u su al as
ing ca r approached from th e fro n t and
Olaf G ran w as given th e c o n tra c t
E, A. B anford won in class D w ith
Mrs. L. R adford has gone to C ali­ be desired. Mr. B entley’s su b jects, all th e th in g s she does. T he first 43 o u t of 50. Jim Reid won th e p ro ­ for driving th e bus iu th e H illsview
th e stage from the re a r. H is tru c k
beginning w ith F rid ay evening, No­
group included folk songs and m a d ri­ fessio n al ch am pionship of th e club d istric t. He w ill receive $60 a m onth
w as p a rtly on th e pavem ent and it fornia, w here she expects to stay for
vem ber 14, w ill be as follow s: “P il­
gals, a F re n ch a ir from th e 14th c e n ­ w ith 4 4 /o ut of 50 and G ladys Reid for tra n s fe rrin g th e 10 stu d e n ts from
w as plain th a t th e re was not room for the w in ter, if not longer.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw w as given a dinner lows U nder th e A rm s,” “God's Call," tu ry and one from th e 18th c e n tu ry ; a b roke 45 out of 50 blue rocks to win th a t d istric t and 14 of th e G resham
th e tw o to p ass w ithout a collision.
a c h a rt serm o n ; “God's P la n of S al­
group of “Old and M odern S ettin g of th e w om en's cham pionship.
d istric t stu d e n ts to school. Both of
A p parently he realized th is and ju m p ­ p a rty in honor of h er b irth d a y last
vation
Made as P lain as D ay,” “ F ools,”
S h ak esp eare,” one of vocal cham ber
ed, th in k in g th a t he w as jum ping to n ig h t a t th e hom e of h er son-in-law
O. N. F ord won th e class A doubles th ese d riv ers have agreed to im prove
“ H ard Tim e a t Home.” “S alv atio n By
m usic w ith v ario u s com binations of cham pionship, H en ry W ard th e class th e ap p earan ce of th e ir b usses as
safety. T he d riv er of th e stage, Guy and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. L eslie T.
F
a ith ,” “S in,” a le c tu re ; “ D ance of in stru m e n ts, piano,
H alliday, J r., of P o rtlan d , did not d are s t c l a i r - w hen G ran t Shaw and wife
violin.
viola, H doubles, C. L. D. B roadhend class m uch as possible.
to p u t on th e brak es on account of th e of P o rtland and G eorge Shaw and D eath,” “S anctified,” “H ell and Its cello, flute and g u ita r; a gro u p by C, Joe McClelland class D. B. L. D ea­
T he Lynch d istric t aw ard ed the
L ocation.” T hese services w ill begin
slip p ery condition of th e pavem ent, fam i,y of F airv iew w ere p resen t.
co n tem p o rary R u ssian com posers and ton the p ro fessio n al ch am pionship in tra n s fe r c o n tra c t to E llis D avidson at
a t 7:30 each evening and a co rd ial in-
one by F re n ch com posers and a clo s­ th e doubles event an d G ladys Reid th e $90 a m onth to convey th e IS pupils In
and sw erved to th e rig h t of th e m ilk
G resham g ran g e atten d ed L en ts I v itatio n is extended to all
th a t d istrict. T he T erry d istric t will
tru c k , strik in g Mr. T ow nsend and g ra n g e in a body la st S atu rd ay , on th e
Bible school w i l l b e v i n a t i n
v ing group of A m erican “jazz.”
w om en’s cham pionship.
fra c tu rin g his skull. The body w a s in v itatio n of the men of th e la tte r on s T n d a ^ a L B ^ ^ U
a t 6 37 i n
Eva G au th ier, as is w ell know n, is
A rchie P a rro tt won th e tow er ch a m ­ also em ploy D avidson to c a rry th e 12
P \T f
rtl,and and Iate r t0 th e J ’ o r*an lza ti°n . who w ere giving a din th e evening. The Rev Mr B e ltle y a m odern of m oderns, an innovator, pionship and Dr. J. O. Nibley th e m iss­ stu d e n ts of th a t d istric t, a t a sa la ry
of $50 a month.
E. M etzger u n d erta k in g establishm ent. ->er as th e clim ax of a m em bership w ill p reach both m orning and eve- a lie d ersan g erin of th e m om ent and and-out.
Mr. T ow nsend is survived by his contest. A fe a tu re of th e day was th e L i n g
th e fu tu re. “H er w ork w ith th e diffl-
O rient, th e la rg e st d istric t re p re ­
T he ann o u n cem en t for th e T hnnks-
widow, his m other, M rs. Jo sephine { recognition of th e 80th b irth d a y of
cu lt com positions of D ebussy, S trav - giving tu rk e y shoot indicates th a t th is sented in th e union d istric t, w ill have
ilisky and Ravel is very w ell know n, I w ill be a m ost lively affair w ith 300 th e services of Botkin & Jo h n sto n as
T ow nsend, and th re e children, Wm. Mrs. F. A. M iller, m o th er of K. A. Mil-
‘DAVID COPPERFIELD”
E a rl T ow nsend of F airview , Mrs. Eva j lpr of G resham , by th e g ift of flow ers
as is h er h ab it of going to th e environs I tu rk ey s. T h ere a re a n u m b er of mem bus d riv ers for a 2-yeur period a t
TO BE SHOWN AT SCHOOL of civilization for h er m a terial. It is b ers of th e club in th is vicinity and $220 a m onth. They are u n d er con­
Stone of P o rtlan d and Miss Josephine a p d a lace c o lla r and c h a p la in 's jew el.
“David Copperfield,” a 7-reel film only in keeping w ith h er q u est for the th ey are good shots. It is not h ard to tra c t to fu rn ish a b ran d new school
T ow nsend, who is te ach in g a t Ver- Mrs. M iller has been ch a p lain of
in be show n a t th e au d ito riu m of th e
nonia. T h ere a re four gran d ch ild ren , L ents « ran g e for ________________w
16 y ears, an d a mem-
unique th a t she w ent first of all to gu ess how some w ill se cu re th e ir bus of th e W ayne type, w hich w ill»
R obert, Jo h n and Alice Stone, and l,Pr of th e sam e since its o rganization. I Kra,ie sc h ool on F rid a y evening, No- Jav a. F rom th e re she w ent to China, | T h an k sg iv in g tu rk ey s.
se a t from 38 to 45 pupils.
A lan T ow nsend. T. C. Tow nsend of s h e is th e youngest of fo u r living chll- vem ber 21- u n d er th e au sp ices of the from H ong-K ong to Pekin, giving c o n ­
B urton N. H ow ell has been aw arded
G resham is a cousin.
dren. On la st S unday a fam ily p a rty P are n t-T e a c h e r
association.
The c e rts h ere an d th ere, hoping to d is­ POPI LAB CAB HAS
the co n tra c t In th e Pow ell V alley dis­
MADE KAPIu ADVANCE tric t at $80 a m onth for a 2-year con­
Mr. T ow nsend w as born In Salem . " 'as held in honor of Mrs. M iller at tlf,, nialla8 em en t of th e P.-T. A. has ex- cover th e s tra n g e st of all m elodies—
tra c t, he to fu rn ish th e ch a ssis of his
Oregon, 57 y ea rs ago. Thirty-five fam ily home. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Mil-1 pressed lt8e,f as being very desirous h er song su p ern al. Back to S in g a­
T he C hevrolet Motor Com pany, lo ­ tru c k and th e school board agreeing
of th is film being w ell patro n ized by pore, th en to N o rth ern C hina, finally
y ears ago next New Y ear’s eve he ler atten d ed b oth affairs.
the com m unity in general. T he a sso ­ re tu rn in g once m ore to Jav a. L eav- cated nt D etroit, M ichigan, recen tly to fu rn ish th e body at a cost of $682,
m a rried Miss C arrie S leret of G resh ­
C
o
n
tin
u
ed
on
page
4
ciation
is still som ew hat in a rre a rs ing th e re she retu rn ed to th e Malay I celeb rated 1,8 13th an n iv ersary . T he sam e to be loaned to th e d riv er d u r­
am. W ith th e exception of a few
y ea rs he has lived in th is vicinity all j
on th e m otion p ic tu re a p p a ra tu s and sta te s, S u m atra , Siam , th en th e P h ilip - C° m pany Was founded oil Novem ber 3 ing th e period of his co n tra ct.
Zion Evangelical Church.
it is th e in ten tio n to show som e films pines, India, P ap u a, Ja p a n , H aw aii I 1911'
T he school hoard is m ak in g an ef­
his life. At th e tim e of his death he I
w as associated w ith his son, E arl, in i
7 * ° ^ . Wa® observed I th a t a re w orth w hile and a t th e sam e New Z ealand and A u stralia. She en-
FrOm th a t date to th e pre8Pnt- <*»«• fo rt to have th e b u sses equipped w ith
th e dairy b usiness on th e hom e p la c e ’ .i
\
j
’e ZlOn E v an g e*,cal tim e pay for th e m achine,
countered rh y th m s stra n g e and added C° m pany b a s produced n early a m il- m odem , up-to-date bodies th a t w ill
e a st of F airview . T he son and his r- o T *’
f " t0 be a 8 at,sfac to rZ a r - "D avid Copperfield” is one of C harles m uch to h er rep e rto ire , b u t she is still Hon and ,b re p q u ar,P r vehicles, w ith add to th e com fort of th e stu d e n ts and
fam ily, also the m other of th e deceas- “T he V i
J
T he a,h iress on D ickens' best sto ries and it is no ex- search in g an d hopes som e dav to find ° ne ex ceptlon' thp g re a te st production also p rese n t a b etter ap p earan ce. As
ed, occupy th e farm house, w hile Mr.
a ° i
eing a C h r,stla n ” by ag g eratio n to say th is show w ill be th e stra n g e st song In th e w orld
record in th e m otor c a r in d u stry in soon as th e tw o new bodies w ill have
T ow nsend, w ith his wife and daugh v e r v t n t e r J n y° n ’
P o rtla n d ' w as th e equal of m any of th e fea tu re
W hile Miss G au th ier's co n c ert on “ 1’8 Ppriod- To be exact, th e re huve been secured, th re e of th e b usses at
te r, lived in a se p a ra te house n ear by. teen vo,lni,S " g
n stru c tlv e ' F if- show s being p u t on elsew h ere for 75c November 17th is the second on th e been Produced 1,744,870 C hevrolet nio- least will be in a cre d itab le condi­
Mr. Tow nsend w as active in civic w i t i i n
Peop e
ex p ressed th e ir and $1. T h ere w ill be no ad vance In E lyw n A rtist S eries, it is one of ten tOr cnrK and 1,Kht delivery tru ck s,
tion, and it is th e in ten tio n of the
affairs. He w as a m em ber of the sta te r
L
° rf anize a Ju n lo r prlce of
10<= for ch ild ren and 20c n u m b ers y et to be h ea rd on th is
U ls in th e ,a a t th rp e y ear8- how- board to add to th e equipm ent from
an d national g range, and one of the be held on t L « 7
c h a rc h day w i l l for a d u lts and th e season tic k ets are co u rse and th e seaso n sale is still in ' ®Ver' th a t c h e v ro le t h as had such y ear to year.
o rg an iz ers of th e M ultnom ah County ber
first S unday in D ecern-¡good at th e door. All a r e asked to p ro g ress a t S h erm an , Clay & Co., phenom enal grow th. More th a n 1,-
T he d irec to rs also at th is m eeting
I bear th is in m ind and keep th e d ate P o rtlan d , Oregon. E a rly in Decern 000,000 C hevrolets have been produced o rdered 25 add itio n al steel lockers for
L air, of w hich he h as been a n o f f ic e r
o
,
an d d irec to r since its organization 1 S rv,CQes
1 be held S unday 88 f°>- I open.
ber com es C ecilia H ansen, “ P eer of sin ce J a n u a ry 1, 1922 to Novem ber 3, th e use o t th e d ressin g room s In th e
T he la st public serv ice w hich he gave
Su" day 8cb° o1 at 10 a - m - Db
th e A uer C lan,” follow ed by Isa K re­ 1924—a 34 m o n th s' period. T he p ro ­ gym nasium .
w as to atten d a m eeting o t h e fair I, " n T „ P ' V ? # E n g ’,8h la “ RUaKe HI NTEILS BETERN
m er, In te rn a tio n a l B a llad lst; M aria duction in 1912 w as 2.999 vehicles.
stock holders on the evening before u g e . t W O ^ i t
T he com pany h as 7,000 d ealers, con­ PORTLAND
d cl
FROM IDAHO WILDS Ivogun, so p ran o ; A lb ert Spalding,
ducts
w holesale b ran ch es In tiie large
HEARN OF CELERY
thr u s ? e T hof X
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and E lvis S tockton. A. W v io lin ist; R oland H ayes, n egro te n o r;
D ohnanui, co m p o ser-p ian ist; Mabel citie s of th e co u n try , o u t of which
w h ere his fu n eral w as held i l L V Ch° ,r WHI ren d e r th e a n th«m, "Call M etzger and C harley W heeler com -
H. E. Illoyd, ca sh ie r of th e T ro u t­
G
arriso n , so p ran o ; R eim ald W arren o p era tes 400 trav e lin g rep rese n tativ es.
tern o o n th e Rev E R U Ho fensted
MC” 7 E S
* T “ ” * P8rty " b,Ch retU r" ed
ra th , b arito n e an d one of th e o p eras T he to ,a l n um ber of em ployes of the dale S tate Bank, w as a sp eak er W ed­
officiating
■ivusieu y o u n g people's m eeting w ill be
held Mopday n ig h t from a 900-mile trip to be given by th e San C arlo G rand ChevroIet Motor com pany is ap p ro x l- n esday a t th e re g u la r m eeting of the
F u n eral' services w ere im pressive '
7 ° L m " Iead er' M rs' F ' Vol- ln t° eastp rn Idaho. They drove as far O pera Co.
| m ately 26,000. T he C hevrolet com pany P o rtlan d ad v ertisin g club luncheon, a t
and beautiful T he c h u r c h
w hich ! b
' and th e topic for discusssion Past aa tbp w estern b o rd er of th e Yel-
is re p re se n td locally by Botkin & w hich tim e he add ressed th e g a th e r­
w as a bow er of flowers, w a s ’filled to : ~ ' I b°. " ° Ur ab il,ties a p d m oney for | loW9tone N ational p ark b ut failed to
ing on th e fam e of th e w ell-know n
Jo h n sto n .
C h rist.”
.
I m ake a to u r of th e p a rk itself. W hile FAIRVIEW P.-T. A. HAS
T
ro u td ale b rand of celery. He sta te d
overflow ing w ith sorrow ing relativ es
INTERESTIN« PROGRAM
T he V ictory circ le of th e L adies Aid tb e trip w as supposed to be m ade for
th
a t ap p ro x im ately 100 c a rs of celery
Ciidciioiiihiatloiial
S
e
n
Ices.
and friends. Music was furnished by
will hold its re g u la r m eeting a t the tb e P urpose of h u n tin g elk, th e h u n t-
Sunday school w ill convene a t the had been shipped o ut of T ro u td ale th is
F airview P are n t-T e a c h e r associa
Mrs. L. A. H arlow and Mrs. John
hom e of Mrs. J. C. S treb in on T h u rs- ers w ere obliged to co n ten t th em - tion m et in re g u la r session on Friday, I U ndenom inational tem p le at 1« a. m y ea r to points as fa r south as Miami,
L arsso n of T routdale. The pall b e a r­
day aftern o o n . Novem ber 20, a t 2 BP,ves w ith Jack rab b its and ducks, November 7, a t th e schoolhouse, w ith w ltb prea< hlng at 2 p. m. by th e pas- F lo rid a, and as far east as New York.
ers w ere all old friends, Jo h n D eni­ o’clock.
I They saw a moose, b ut as th e season ab o u t 20 ladies p resen t, M rs. J. Moi- I to r ’ *be Bev. S. F. P itts. T he afte r-
At th e n atio n al celery exposition a t
son, W. C. Spence, G eorge Dolph, Wm
w as closed for th e moose, th ey had to j 1er, th e p resid e n t, p residing. An in -I noon 8ervices are w ell atten d ed and u L ouisville, K entucky, th is y ear th e
T eg a rt, D. W. McKay and A. L. T u r­
Car t , is Settled.
T ro u td ale celery took first prize and
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l f etU.rn W lthout on e- n w as snow ing te re stin g p ro g ram had been a rra n g e d c o rd,al w elcom e is extended to all.
n er. In te rm e n t w as in th e Mt. Scott
«th.rm
n
«
n
' H am lln v ersu s b ard as th ey cam e th ro u g h th e Blue by Mrs. G eorge Shaw w hich included
P ray p r m eetings a re held on Tiies- II. B. McGinnis, p ro m in en t grow er,
cem etery.
S herm an M cC arter, w hich h as been m o u n tain s, but th ey could n ot stop 1
included
piano solos by Mrs. Clyde Ruegg, an ,lay evenings and young people's Bible w as proclaim ed celery king of th e
pending in th e c irc u it c o u rt of M ult-1 fo r sleep for fear of g ettin g snow -
Moon Reflects Prismatic Colors.
ad d ress by Mrs. E lm er Cook, p resid en t Htudy on F rid a y even« igs, a t 7:30. The U nited S tates and C anada, A lthough
noraah county for som e tim e, w as te r- bound. T he m en w ere joined in
To those who chanced to be up and m inated W ednesday w hen it w as tried I Idaho by live men who guided them of th e M ultnom ah County P a re n t- ,Pader for to n ig h t ls Miss B lanche b u t 55 ac res a re p lan ted to celery in
th e vicinity of T ro u td ale, th e p roduct
looking in the direction of th e moon
before Ju d g e J. U. Cam pbell, th e ju ry I in th e ir h u n tin g expedition. All mem- T each er asso ciatio n , also ex ercises by | T r |mble.
has becom e know n th ro u g h o u t th e n a ­
T h u rsd ay m orning, betw een th e hours
tiie
pupils,
as
ta
k
e
n
from
th
e
ir
daily
re tu rn in g a v erd ict in favor of th e I bers of th e p a rty a re e n th u sia stic over
school work. T h e first g rad e pre-1 ,*ib,p s,)l,*dnrd C om m unity t hnrcli tion w ithin th e p a st few years.
of 5 and 5:30, w as p resented a ra th e r
plaintiff, Jo h n H am lin, and a g a in s’ I th e th re e w eeks w hich w ere sp e n t so sented a little play, ‘‘T he T h ree I ^ h e Rev. G. II. B eazan, p asto r of
Mr. Bloyd stated am ong o th e r
u n u su a l phenom enon. A circ le re ­
th e defendant, S h erm an M eC arter, for | enjoyably.
flecting every p rism atic color entirely
B ears,” th e second g rad e gave “C h ic k - I ,bp D*ble S tan d a rd of P o rtlan d , will th in g s. “ Produce d ealers a re step p in g
tiie sum of $250. T he su it involved
en L ittle," th e th ird g rad e “Belling p reach at th e O resham ch u rch of th at on each o th e r to g et o u r celery. W s
su rro u n d e d the moon, w hich w as full.
Free Methodist Church Services.
the value of an autom obile belonging
A fter about 10 m in utes the rainbow -
th
e C at.” T he fifth and sixth g rad es ta ,,b S u ,“dny evening, N ovember 16. have no tro u b le selling our pro duce.
S unday school a t th e F re e M ethodist
to H am lin, w hich had been sold by
san
g a gro u p of songs.
Do *8 ask in g th e follow ing qu estio n s C arloads w ere se n t th is year to A la­
hued circ le began to g rad u a lly d is­
M cCarter. The co n tro v ersy aro se over ch u rch w ill convene a t th e u su al hour,
ap p ear.
T he asso ciatio n , w hich w as o rg an - a p d ag r »'88 to an sw e r th e m : "A re the bam a, T exas, C alifornia and m any
a disputed bill for re p a irs to th e car follow ed by th e p reach in g serv ice at
ized
o nly rec en tly has an en rollm ent ch u rc h es of G resham In God's o rd er? o th e r sta te s.”
in question. W. J. Cooper w as r e ­ 11 o’clock. T h ere w ill be p reach in g
P lano Tuning.
of o ver 30 m em bers and m uch work Am 1 ln ° ° d '8 o rd er? Is my ch u rch
P iano tuning $3. P iano and organ tained as a tto rn e y for H am lin and Mc- again in th e evening a t 7:30. The for th e benefit of th e school is being ln God’s o rd er? If not, w hat is lack-
(«rape Vines.
rep a irin g . Fred B Jones. Phone o r­ G uirk & S chneider argued th e case young people's m eeting w ill be at 6:30, p lanned. T he re g u la r m eetings a r e | ,n g ’ Wby baB th e ch u rch failed? Is
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ordens,
Concords,
N iagaras, one
d ers to Outlook. 1561 o r T A b o r 8952 for M cCarter.
follow ed by th e p reach in g serv ice at
y ea r old. Splendidly rooted, su re
held
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7:30. P ra y e r m eeting ls on T h u rsd ay
gro w ers. Low prices. O rder now for
¡W ord of God? Wby a re th e so-called fall p lan tin g . H arold Oberg, C raig
evenings, a t 7:30. E veryone ls w el­ All a re Invited to atten d .
I to n g u e s' people out of G od’s o rd er?
road, fo u rth house n o rth off B a rr road.
come to th ese services.
Methodist Sert Ice« Announced.
T ab o r 6014, P o rtlan d , It. 7, Bx 966.
T he P eo p les’ B arg ain co u n ter, See
At th e M ethodist E piscopal church th e w an t ails.
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W ant ans. add to y o u r profit.
¡th e ch u rch school m eets at 10 a. m.
w ith classes for all ages and a w arm
1 w elcom e is extended to stra n g e rs.
( T he pasto r, Dr. C. W. H uett, will
I preacli both m o rn in g and evening. The
Fur Ferii Realisier« and I nuring
m o rn in g serm on and w orship begins
¡ ( ¡11«.
a t 11 o’clock and th e evening service
a t 7:30 . The them e for tb e m orning
Price Í27.5O and fSS.Ofl in- serm o n is, "T h e M essage of the
G ates," and in th é evening, “T he Man
Stalled, Portland.
Who Made Good.” T h ere
w ill be
special music. T he public is c o rd ia l­
ly Invited to Join In th e services of the
ch u rch .
,
It will contain 16 to 20 pages, crammed full of interesting
By p lacin g a la rg e o rd er we a re
T T
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Two More Smiles of Victory
¡THE KOZY KLOSURE
’s Coming Dec. 16
The Big Holiday Issue o f the Outlook
L’llile t o f u r n i s h ( h r , , . , „ , io n r .
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abov, low prices.
E asily in stalled , lig h t in w eight,
keeps o u t snow and sleet In w inter.
Cool in sum m er, w arm In w inter..
C lear vision th ro u g h rea l g la s s '
w indow s.
In th e long ru n co sts less than
cu rta in s. R easonable term s.
c.“rr Ä n SÄTäSa, a x il’ * “ “
Call, w rite or phone EAst 4182.
Union avenue a t Belm ont.
rTi L E,P,Worih L<>7 U” Teet" at 8:80 Inatter pertaining to the development and growth of Gresham
and Vicinit>’ dui inr the Pa8t
The.re wil1 be Holiday an-
w ir e s " and a h e a rty w elcom e. T h is Douncements of the merchants.
It will he an index to the
is a tim e o f s p ir it u a l u p lif t and in - K 'r o w t h and prosperity of this country and will he a tine piece
te U e ctu a i s tim n iu a .
I of publicity to send awav to friends and relatives
for
P ra y e r m eeting is on T h u rsd ay |
evening a t 7:30.
T he m id-w eek
Correspondents are requested to study the needs of their
service is m ade esp ecially helpful for
ommunities and send in matter.
ch u rch m em bers and all o th e rs who
d esire to grow sp iritu a lly and be pre
I he various business houses will be given an o p p o rtu n ity
pared for tb e la rg e st service.
to display their goods through this issue.
-Make y o u r telep h o n e earn you m ore
by co n n ectin g It w ith a w ant ad
Tuesday, December 16, 1924
( lilcken Pie Sapper
May be had in tw en ty m inutes with
N ickerson a Jellied chicken,— Adv.
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