G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
COl’XTY I’.-T ASS’N
MEMBERSHIP IN A.A.A.
COUNCIL TO
IS AID TO MOTORIST
MEET
| T he M ultnom ah Council of P aren t
1 T eacher association w ill m eet at
j Maplewood school on S atu rd ay . March
“B ecause you can get free tow ing 21. R ep o rts of circles w ill be received
and em ergency road service when in th e forenoon. Lunch w ill be served
_, k ‘ „ 1 a 1 s . ver offering
„
In need of it.
.
’
will
"B ecause th e clu b 's legal d e p a rt
g \e n .
n th e aftern o o n th e bust-
m ent will fu rn ish free legal advice in ness session w ill be held and a good
all m a tte rs p erta in in g to th e autom o program w ill
11 be given, including m u-
r s 'e chorus.
b o n .«
bile.
sic by a boys’
“B ecause you w ill be co n trib u tin g to |
¡LEGION FIVE NOW
HAS COUNTY TITLE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
NEW FAIR BOARD
STARTS PLANS FOR
P la n s for a drive to secure m em bers
Mrs. H. W. S n ash all has been criti- •
By L. T. ST.CLA IR.
to th e Oregon S tate Motor association
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...
cally ill sin ce Monday, but a t p resen t
! Before a crow d of 800 wild eyed, ap p e ars to be restin g ea sie r and her
w ere m ade T uesday evening w hen the
I rabid fans th e A m erican Legion bas- recovery is hoped for.
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A. A. A. m em bership com m ittee of the
k etb all team , now un d isp u ted cham
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an and h er sis . Ni" e t‘‘en of th e 25 m em bers of the
G resham Com m ercial club, headed by
pions of M ultnom ah co unty defeated ,e r ' Mrs
of P o rtlan d , w ere boa,r,d ° f <bre^tor8 ° f the new ly form ed
J. E. M etzger, m et with G eorge O
O range B W ednesday n iah t 29 to •>« Kuests at luncheon W ednesday of Mrs '
/ °.unty
»88«clatlou
B randenburg, m anager of th e Oregon
mv
« e o n e su a y night, .9 to -b. Jam es S terlin g .
, w
journed m m eeting
eeting
. ere
, , , p resen t a t an ad
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T he „ score indicates
none of th e
S tate Motor association and editor of
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B asketball fans, who deeply appre- I Men»
J “ th e city , h« " P re ’ -
th e Oregon M otorist, a t a luncheon at
W ithrow 's cafe.
- B e e . . . , you
p m « ., ""»™ < - .» « . pow er o , h e ,d ..lg „,‘ ¡ L !
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T he plan of th e com m ercial club
w as for the organization of a local you rself
autom obile club w hich would be af petty
tty holdup« p„d p „ . « , „ , o „ by 'W " . * »««■.
Provide, to r
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rrangem ents to
spection sta tio n s w here lights a re to I
the C’O8l,lg h a li t0 9 for O range B' M° " day n ‘Kht'
filiated w ith th e Oregon S tate Motor ru ra l co n stab u lary
... u u o .
.
- .
. | ta k e “ P ’he «Ption on th e old Multno-
be adjusted and focused.
| T1,p Ka,ne w as anybody's u n til the
Mi s. M M. S quire is suffering w ith m ah county fa ir's stock, equipm ent
asso ciatio n and th e A.A.A. autom obile
“ B ecause you w ill be doing som e
w h istle blew, although w ith two m in- ear tro u b le w hich is ex trem ely pain- asse ts and liabilities.
association of A m erica. He m entioned th in g for th e prom otion of good roads
W here th e re is a sp eed -trap th e of-1
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f’*!'
J T he by-law s of th e old association,
d o e r, 1„ ch a rg e
be
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as one reason the fact th a t th e ir signs in y o u r com m unity.
A su rp rise p arty in celeb ratio n of w hich w ere te n tativ ely adopted at a
The.«
poly .
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a d v e rtisin g cities w ere allow ed on the
h e r S9th b irthday w as given Mrs. previous m eeting, su b je ct to antend-
i» -— o „ „ „ „j, su p erb checking held H an n ah Johnson by a num ber of her inents, w ere am ended all to pieces
highw ays of th e state, and conse fits you w ill receive— and give— as a r road
M '’
O range B to one free th ro w .
neighbors on Monday, M arch 16. The i w hen a com m ittee, of w hich d irecto rs
q u en tly w ere of g re a te r benefit than m otor club m em ber. In n u m b ers th e re
In speaking about license fees, Mr.
The gam e sta rte d out to be a w alk- g u ests brought refre sh m e n ts includ- 1C. G. S chneider, H. J. P u lfer and M.
would be th e local club's signs w hich is stren g th , and if you m ake y o u r club
ran d en b u rg said th a t th e Oregon aw ay for th e v isito rs who had th e ing a cake decorated w ith can d les and M- S quire w ere m em bers, w ith o th e rs'
a re classed as ad v ertisin g and would stro n g enough in m em bers, th e m ore
charge, w hile high, was not on th e score 8 to 0 before the gam e w as five flowers,
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....... p resen ted Mrs. Jo h n so n got busy and trie d to rev ise them and
have to be placed on th e pro p erty effective it w ill be in every way.
w ith a b eau tifu l bead necklace. The adopt them to th e new situ atio n and
average as bad as th a t of C alifornia, m inutes old. T he locals w ere unable P arty consisted of Mrs. O. Johnson la rg e r req u irem en ts. As a re su lt a
along th e way, w here m otorists a re
“Belonging to a m otor club Is
w here, on a new ca r by th e tim e an to locate th e b ask et and gained th e ir I M rs- w - A W in ters, Mrs. M. D. K ern, co n stitu tio n w as adopted and a set of
not so likely to notice them.
duty you owe to y o u rself and o th er ow ner bought a new car and paid all six points by four free th ro w s and — Mra' C J '
Mrs. M. E. Oll- by-law s th a t seem to be ideal for a
A nother im p o rta n t reaso n w as th a t m otorists. In ju s t a few w eeks now
m ore, Mrs. Amber L eland. Mrs. Geo. fa ir association.
the sta te fees and ch arg es, besides th e | field goal.
local autom obile ow ners, in th e big to u rin g trip s w ill be added to th e
T he by-law s provide for an execu
license tax. he w as charged m ore th an . O range B took th e floor a t th e s ta rt Page, and d au g h ter Jean , Mrs. O. A.
E astm an and Mrs. M. E. P atterso n .
tive board of six. chosen from and by
association, could help w ith leg isla ro u tin e of every day tra n sp o rta tio n .
the Oregon ra te on a new car. On of th e second h alf confidently expect
H arry J. Coleman of T ro u td ale will th e d irecto rs, who, w ith th e p resid en t
tio n favorable to m otorists, for in You'll find th a t th ese trip s w ill be
used cars, how ever, he said th e Cali- Ing to hold th e locals to an o th er six be in G resham d u rin g th e next few as ch airm an , have full delegated a u
n u m b ers th e re is stren g th .
m uch p le asa n ter if you a re a m otor o rn ia ra te favored them .
for th o rity , su b ject to th e la rg e r b oard's
points but th e ir su rp rise w as com plete w eeks soliciting su b sc rip tio n s
Mr. B randenburg said th a t he could club m em ber.”
various p u b licatio n s and has Included approval. T hose elected w ere H. A.
N othing w as done about reducing w hen b ask ets by Bailey, A ttstock and in his list th e G resham Outlook. Mr. Lew is, T. R. H ow itt, S. B. H all, C. I.
get a list of autom obile ow ners of this
In line w ith th e above p a ra g ra p h
vicinity and would supply th e com th e follow ing suggestion from The th e Oregon license fee, Mr. B randen- S hafer brought th e score to closer Colem an is th e O utlook’s au thorized R ak er, J, V. Cogswell an d M. M.
Squire.
agent in th is m atter.
m ittee w ith it, and such o th e r sales Oregon M otorist will be good to r e b u rg said, because in 1928 th e peak of proportions.
A carefu l can v ass of th e situation
th
e
bonded
indebtedness
for
highw
ays
I
T
he
closing
m
om
ents
w
ere
so
tense
L.
J.
W
inter
is
erectin
g
a
new
re
s
i
arg u m e n t as w as necessary, and m em ber, if a m em ber of th e A utom o
show ed th a t th e board w as not ready
dence
on
his
p
ro
p
erty
n
ear
B
ird
sd
ale
to ta k e over th e old association, but
w ould do everything possible to assist bile club. W hen you re g iste r a t an w ill be reached. If th e license w as an d exciting th a t fre q u en tly h ats w ere avenue on Pow ell V alley road.
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expected to have all th e n ecessary de-
in th e m em bership drive. He d is official A. A. A. hotel sign “Jo h n Sm ith, cu t th e m oney w ould have to be tossed onto th e floor an d g re a t cheers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F
ran
k
Hodge
w
ill
be
ta
ils arra n g e d in a few days and au-
raised by som e o th er tax. In th e 1927 w ent up from th e fans. A hundred or am ong th e w orthy m a ste rs and wives
cussed signs and said he and some G resham , Oregon, A. A. A.”
,m ’lr th .. w „ r t h „
„„ a
---- 'th o riz e d the executive board to exer-
session of th e leg islatu re, it is likely m ore high school stu d en ts, u nder the who have been invited to p a rta k e of
official from the office would m eet
cise th e option on S atu rd ay of this
Recent Legislation.
some step s to a d ju st or low er th e j lead ersh ip of W inston S trong, high th e h o sp itality of th e Fairview g ran g e w eek or M onday of next week, on
w ith m em bers of th e com m ittee and
In speak in g of leg islatio n passed a t license w ill be taken.
I school yell leader, took up the g rand w hich will ce le b ra te its 21st an n iv e r w hich la tte r day the option expires.
look over th e ground w ith a view to th e rec en t session of th e Oregon leg is
R em arks by various m em bers as to
Mr. B ran d en b u rg told th e com m it- old yell of “F ig h t! fight! fig h t!” An sa ry S atu rd ay at the city hall In F a ir-
p lacing signs d irectin g trav e l to la tu re Mr. B ran d en b u rg called a tte n
view w ith fitting cerem onies. R ep re p lan s and p ro sp ects for th is y e a r's ex
te«
th
a
t
by
all
m
eans
a
first-class
til
th
e
e
n
tire
crow
d
began
to
g
et
the
sen tativ es of th e Pom ona and su b o r h ib its w ere fu ll of encouragem ent.
G resham . A new m ap of th e Mt. Hood tion to several b ills Introduced and
cam p ground should be pro#l¥led here. I en th u siasm and took up th e cry.
d in ate g ran g e s are expected to be G. A. Matt, a d ire c to r and re p re se n ta
Loop H ighw ay is being printed, w hich supported by th e legislative com m it
T his w as th e last gam e w hich will presen t.
tive of various p o u ltry in te rests, s ta t
he said w ould d irect tra v e l thro u g h tee of th e Oregon S tate Motor a sso He said m any of th e ffeople from
Mrs. A nna F ull has p u rch ased , ed th a t th e p oultrym en, rab b it men
larg e cities p referre d to cam p on a be played on th e local floor th is sea-
G resham .
th ro u g h K rid er *
E lk ln g to n , the
ciation.
sm all city ground to th e one in a son and all who saw it a re m ore th an H arris hom e in E astm an addition and and pigeon men w ere very favorable
Reasons for Membership.
to th is fa ir and w ith th e rig h t induce
T he law w hich m akes it a crim e larg e city.
satisfied th a t it w as th e fitting close of w ith h er tw o boys w ill ta k e p o sses m ents and fair tre a tm e n t would m ake
F ollow ing are some of the reasons punishable by a $50 fine for an y m o
sion of the p ro p erty a fte r th e 15th of th is th e ir exhibit h ea d q u arte rs.
As
soon
as
th
e
list
of
autom
obile
an
u
n
u
su
ally
su
ccessful
season,
for m em bership in th e Oregon S tate to rist, not a m em ber, to display a
A pril.
S. B. H all, H. J. P u lfe r and W. D.
ow ners of th is locality is received th e
T he Legion team u n d er th e able
M otor a s so c ia tio n :
Mr. and Mrs. C hase E. St. C lair left
A. A. A, badge on his car.
com m ittee w ill s ta rt a drive to secu re coaching of E a rl S h afer has w on 12 T h u rsd ay for Eugene, Oregon, w here K inder, prem ium list com m ittee, are
“B ecause you can get personal s e r
p rep arin g the list of aw a rd s and ex
A nother law p erm its a m o to rist to
vice w hich will elim inate m uch of the p u t his A. A. A. card up in lieu of bail as larg e a local m em bership as pos- o ut of th e 15 played and am ong those th ey a re in atten d a n ce today and to pect soon to have th e ir w ork com
m
orrow
at
th
e
an
n
u
a
l
new
spaper
con
sible. T he cost of a m em bership card won w ere tw o from O range B, th e best
pleted and ready for th e p rin te r.
w o rry on your long trip s.
on m inor traffic violations.
ference hel(l u n d er th e au sp ices of the
is $10 a year. T he m ore m o to rists independent team fn P o rtlan d ,
“ B ecause you can get the service of
School of Jo u rn alism of th e U niversity
A doption in th is sta te of th e C ali
of Oregon. T hey w ere d in n er g u ests « It ESIIA M M ERCII ANTS
m ore th a n 700 affiliated A. A. A. clubs fornia sta te lig h tin g code, w hich does h ere who sign up th e g re a te r w ill be T he team is to be banqueted Mon
th
e
reco
g
n
itio
n
they
w
ill
receive
from
day
n
ig
h
t
by
a
num
ber
of
G
resham
SHOW SEASON’S FINERY
on T h u rsd ay evening of Mr. and Mrs.
in o th e r localities.
not re q u ire lights to be dimmed ex- th e Oregon S tate Motor association. I business men who prom ised th is tre a t Glen R u sh er in Albany.
H ow ever unlucky F rid ay th e 13th
if th e local team won from O range B.
C o n tin u ed on page 4
I m ay a p p e ar to o rd in a ry m o rtals, for
One m ore gam e Is on th e Legion's
Miss S p rin g 1925 It a p p a re n tly has no
I te rro rs. For th is is th e day th a t has
schedule w hich w ill be played tonight JUNIOR I’l.AY WILL
HE W E I.I I’ It I-’ q p v r v II ,le,' n designated by Dame F ashion for
at Silverton, w here they play a re tu rn
i --
. ¡h er young d au g h ter to m ake her of
gam e w ith th e S ilverton Legion team ,
ficial bow to th e w orld In general. In
T he Ju n io r play, “R oblna In S earch ¡h m G ,;n d th U evening aV 8
the
w hich they defeated la st w eek 45 to 40.
of
a
H
usband,
to
be
given
M
arch
th
e
shop
window
c
u
rta
in
s
w
ill
be
d
raw
n
T he lineups w ere as follow s:
27th and 28th In th e G resham high fin,! ap p ro x im ately 30,000 people will
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. G re sh a m A. I,.
O range B.
school gym will be u n u su ally good. It i ea,Kt ,h e ,r eyt‘H on th e ««asonable of-
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Bailey ( 5 ) .............F ....................(6) Peck - ........................ ............ ..............................S S , ;p * .h £ L , p V £ 7 ‘ . 7 " ; « ” !
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Ensemble Costumes
is Fashion's Favorite
New Fabric in Popular Spring Colors
Unusual treatments and distinctive lines.
Priced at
and $29-75
A Featuring of
Lovely New Frocks
New Dresses, radiant as spring itself.
C leverly styled from dainty Crepes, Silks,
I ub Silks and Flannels in scores of the
newest and most approved styles of this
season,
B
y
s 12 75 and s 15-95
NEW SPRING COATS
SILKS
I ailored and Fur Trimmed Coats in
the new spring colors.
Printed Silks embracing all that is
new and stylish for spring wear in the
latest colors and designs.
$12.75 to $22.50
on an y th in g of th is n a tu re . T he cast pected th a t It w ill he n ecessary to de
ls now selected and Is w orking faith | ,!lil ex tra police p ro tectio n to handle
fully. T he play is an In terestin g farce
cr<]w ils-
I R e fe re e —Leon F a b re ; u m p ire , A. W. in four ».-1« ai,,i ,i..,.k, „ in,
. behll|()
Locally, G
resham
an ts m are
In four a c t. and d«afc w ith th e efforts
, hp
n ia ttp m
r erc
(lf h trlm
ln g not
French.
of a young h eiress to discover w hether th e ir show w indows for th e advent of
or not th e m an she loves ca res for spring. A lysw orth ft M artin have a
Sale of Personal Property.
At th e late David W eaver place near m oney o r for h er. She changes ro lls s,*“ 8O'>able displuy of ev ery th in g to
G resham g ran g e h all, th e follow ing: ,’ p " V i r T ™ " 1" , ,n ....... ................’ « " . n y , : ^ x ; ' p n ' ,r : » x " p d " ,
dining tab le and ch a irs, h eatin g stove, th e E nglish sea coast.
w hite, trim m ed w ith g arla n d s of green
tw o beds and sp rin g s, sew ing m achine
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he play is full ________
of hum or _ and Is w ___
uud ________
folds of ____
rich _ green velvet. They
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Provided w ith its full m easu re of «re featu rin g .sp e c ia lly the th ree m ost
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o th er sm all article s.
Call a fte r 5 th rills and m ystery. Anyone having {¡lm? tanTn«! g ra y
I o'clock.
an o p p o rtu n ity can n o t afford to m iss
L. ’A. W ack * co m p an y a re on hand
J. H. METZGER, A d m in istrato r.
it. T he stu d e n ts a re sellin g tic k e t, as usual with a bew itching display of
W h at you w ant, w hen you w ant it and will ap p re cia te th e cooperation of fem inine w earin g ap p a rel an d acces
sories. B eautiful silk s and crepes,
la s you w an t it— W an t ad. 11.
all th e people.
also a num ber of life size figures a t
tired in fash io n 's la test d ecree m ake
up a show w indow th a t reflects the
c h a ra c te r of th e high class m erchan-
O FFE
FF E R NO. 1. P eople's Home Jo u rn a l 12 m onths, and O resham O utlook
utl,„,„ dlr".'
. t,a< k of ¡L ,
•i m onths, w ith any four In L ist A. P u b lish e r's p rice $5.50. .. Mv price #1.00
A nother w indow th a t Is alw ays of
P ay m en ts $2 00 cash, b alan ce 50c m onths for 4 m onths.
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in te re st to th e G resham sh o p p er Is
O FFE R NO. 2. T oday’s H ousew ife 24 m onths, w ith choice of prem ium s ,h at ol
W a,r“ '1 M ercantile com -
G resham Outlook 3 m onths, and any 5 In L ist A and one In List B. P u b lish e r's
w," ‘re ev ery th in g from glng-
1
$5.50..........................................................
uric. #100
r r *'pes Is displayed in a m an-
p ay m en ts $2.00 cash, b alance 50c m onth for 4 m onths.
nf r to P|<4«8e th e eye and aid th e p u r-
O FFE R NO. 3. F o recast 12 m o n th , (a Food m ag azin e), G resham Outlook c ^ i,Rpr w,l<>
•*» «earch of th e la st
3 m onths and any 3 In L ist A. (T he Royal or C o llier’s W eekly can he sub- Word ,a w«“ r a b |e8-
[ stitu te d for F o re c a st). P u b lU h er’s p rice 15.60............................. My price $1.00
P ay m en ts $2.00 cash, b alance 60c m onth for 4 m onths.
Bible SIjintinrd Churrli Service«.
n
¿ h o ,? e
fl,ve o th e r p o u ltry Jo u rn als can he su b stitu ted for th e R eliable
T he Sunday school of th e Bible
I o u itry Jo u rn a l.
S tan d ard G resham com m unity ch u rch
L IS T A—
I iih t
Wlil b‘‘g,n a t 10 ° ’clo ck . followed by
O utlook (N. Y .) .................................. to Imuty
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p reach in g a t 11 by th e Rev. A. H an-
O utdoor R e c re a tio n ..........................
ih h u «-« G re sh a m O u tlo o k ............................ 3 m onth«
s o n from th e su b ject, “A G lorious
Experience ..................................... 5 l««ue« Y ouths' C o m p an io n ........................... 3 m onth« G liurch,” and again at 7:30 p m. from
G -augh a n d live to M).
C h rlatlo n H e r a ld ..................
3 m onth« ‘ i1* ,
"D ivine H ealing." Bible
B aseball ................................................. 5 ,MUPH
.................. ’ m onth« RtU(Iy w )„ bfi fo, |ow „d by p ray er
Bcrecr.land .......................................... 5 |HBUeH S V b 4 M a» a« in e................. 6 m onth« m e etin g every W ednenday evening at
Money Saving Magazine Club Offers
M odern P rin c llla ................................ 6 iRRue.t P a th fin d e r ............................................. m o nths 7 :3 0 .
(w ith a 50c cash c a rd ).
TfxJay’R H o u aaw lfe......................,D m o n th s
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R eliable P o u ltry J o u r n a l.............. « tMiiea I American F ru it G ru ffe r.............. 12 m onth«
’ nd‘‘"","ln»tl«nnl
. V** S,*"day ’’c 1“ " ’1 ” f
undenom -
ln at,o n al G'tnple will convene a t th e
ho" r nt 10 o'clock u nder th e su p e rln -
tendency of Mr«. Mary D avidson. T he
p asto r, th e Rev. 8. F. P itts, w ill
q
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preach In th e aftern o o n a t 2 o'clock
s u b s c r ip t io n s p e c i a l i s t .
Dom th e su b ject, “ H I. P r« -ln c a rn a -
•My h e a d q u .rte _ r.jrh ,,« lu tow n wU, b . at th e office of tb e G resbam OutlooM.
» I s s X y '“ ^ ^ ^ ^ ;
HARRY J. COLEMAN,
Ma«onlc Hall
At 98c to $1.69 yard
Phone 2 2 2 1
OREGON
Temple Serv Ice«.
1 can fill o rd ers for any m agazine published, sin g le or in clubs
1 will
add one m agazine listed In L iat A to any ad v ertised offer a t th e price of the
club offer. My receip t stu b s have a cash value from 15c to 50c on add itio n al
or fu tu re cash o rd e r.. R eference furnished.
AM ERICAN
L. A. WACK & CO.
GRESHAM
Harris
Booth ( 2 ) .............C ................(1) B arber
L unday .................G ....................(4) Reed
| S h afer (1 1 )...........G. . . . (3) Hum phrey
L E G IO N
DANCE
<*rc«ha in
Free Methodist Service«.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20
Jack Gigrag's Orchestra
Refresh menta
Gentlemen #1.00
Ladies Free
d a u g h te r qf Mr«. Mary S hoem aker,
will speak S unday evening, at w hich
tim e all a re co rd ially Invited.
T he re g u la r p ra y e r tneeitng o c c u r,
on T uesday evening and th e young
people’» Bible stu d y on F rid a y eve
ning.
flood Elixir
T he Sunday school of th e F ree
M ethodist ch u rch will m eet a t 10
o c lo c k , followed by th e p reach in g s e r
vice at 11, The young people's m e et
ing at 6 30 will discuss th e topic,
"G od's C are of H is People,” u n d er th e
lead ersh ip of Miss Mabel Shipley
T h ere will he p rea ch in g ag ain a t 8
o'clock, preceded by a h alf hour of
) devotional service.