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PLEASANT HOME
BORING
T he choir of th e P lea san t Home
M ethodist ch u rc h w ill m eet for a
sh o rt song service next Sunday at
9:45 a m. T he Sunday school begins
a t 10, follow ed by preaching a t 11:45
from th e subject, ‘ God's G reat In v ita
tio n .” T he E pw orth L eague w ill be
led by Miss E sth e r Sloop a t 7:30 on
th e subject, "K eeping My Com m unity
F rie n d ly .” T he L ad ies’ Aid w ill be
e n te rta in e d all day W ednesday by
Mrs. J. A. Caldo and Mrs. E llen R ad
ford at th e home of th e latte r.
SANDY
The S unday school of th e Boring
com m unity ch u rch will be held next
Sunday a t 10:50, preceded by w orship
a t 9:45 a. m. The p asto r w ill preach
on the subject, “A N eglected Source
of P ow er.” T he church is tak in g on
a different ap p earan ce inside and is
bound to be a m ore delightful place
next Sunday th a n It has been for a
long tim e, th e new paper on th e w all
and fresh p ain t and v arn ish on the
woodw ork m aking th is condition pos
sible.
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OF F U N D S TO TA K E
O N Y O U R T R IP
OME tourists take theirfunds in formsofcredit
, that make trouble for them by delays that occur in obtaining
— cash, by the time it takes to have the credits paid and by the
fact that they can be paid only during banking hours and only at
banks.
V ou can avoid such troubles by taking the safest,
handiest form of travel funds— "A-B A? Cheques; that is, the
Cheques which are recommended by the American Bankers Associ-
ation, competed of 10,000 of the leading banks of the United States
and Canada.
We are a member of this great association of bank
ers and have been authorized to sell
A ’B A JK X n Cheques
the BEST funds for travelers
At a recen t m eeting of th e board of
education of Sandy Union high school
No. 2 th e en tire staff of te ac h ers w as
re-elected for th e com ing year, w ith
th e addition of one new d ep artm en t,
th a t of hom e econom ics, th e te ac h er
of w hich h as not yet been selected.
G. D. O rr, p rin cip al, w ill teach science
an d have c h a rg e of th e ban d ; Miss
H elen M cCormick, a s s is ta n t p rincipal,
w ill teach h isto ry and lan g u ag e; Miss
A lice Komm w ill in stru c t in th e com
m ercial b ran ch es, Miss A laila O strum
m ath em atics and g irls ’ ath letics,
L u th e r McNulty in d u stria l a r t and
boys’ ath letics, Miss F rie d a B ratzel
piano.
T he hoys of th e high school are
W’o rk in g h ard on th e ath letic field and
w ithin a few days w ill have one of th e
b est baseball g ro u n d s in C lackam as
county. I t h as a b ackstop 110 feet
long and 45 feet high.
T w enty-six m em bers w ere p rese n t
a t th e la st m eeting of th e Sandy
gran g e. M. Glover, of E ag le Creek,
w as p rese n t as a v isitor an d spoke on
th e “O rganization of a Ju v en ile
G range.” One of th e m ost in terestin g
fe a tu re s of th e occasion w as th e de
b ate on the question, “Resolved, th a t
th e child labor law
am endm ent
should have been ratified by th e legis
la tu re .” The affirm ative side, com
posed of Mrs. R. Jo n sru d an d A. Ma
la r, defeated th e ir opponents, A. J.
M orrison, A. C. T hom as and W illard
Bosholm. T he ju d g es of th e debate
w ere Mr. G lover, Mrs. K ubitza and
Mack Thom as. “The Q uilting P a rty ,”
a song given in co n test by tw o groups
of sin g ers, w as very m uch enjoyed.
Miss A rlene S tone recited , “W hen
P ap a S nores,” T he song, “B eautiful
G olden Som ew here” w as ren d ered by
a group. A rran g em en ts w ere m ads
fo r th e g ran g e dance a t th e hall on
M arch 21. All g ran g e m em bers a re
u rg ed to atten d th e singing p ractice
in th e hall a t 8 o’clock T uesday eve
ning, M arch 24.
B A N K OF G R E S H A M
POWELL VALLEY
Gresham, Ore.
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
A T
Gresham
T h e M ission S unday school will
m eet a t 9:50 S unday m orning, fol
lowed by p reach in g a t 11 by th e p asto r
from th e them e, “E x p ectan t W aiting
Upon th e L ord.” In th e evening a t
7:45 he w ill speak on, "T he Im m ense
A ffableness of C h rist.” T he young
people’s m eeting w ill be held a t
o’clock.
A num ber of neig h b o rs called on
Mrs. F. M attson T h u rsd ay aftern o o n ,
th e occasion being a rem em b ran ce of
a re c e n t birthday. R efresh m en ts w ere
served before th e d e p a rtu re of the
guests.
T he Pow ell V alley Com ets trounced
I th e P le a sa n t H om e Colts 33 to 12 in a
LA S T
VAULT ENTOMBMENT
IS W IT H IN T H E R E A C H O F A L L W H O D E S IR E IT .
H a v e you ev er thou ght ab out w h a t «hall b e d on e w ith
your b o d y an d the b o d ies o f your lo v ed one«
w h en th ey pass a w a y ?
Why not, and why not now, while you have full
possession of your faculties?
You have three options:
CREMATION
EARTH BURIAL
VAULT ENTOMBMENT .
Most of us naturally shrink from the thought of
cremation, and earth burial has many
unpleasant features.
V a u lt E n tom b m ent in the n ew M t. S cott M au soleu m ,
built o f co n crete in the etern a l h ills, and p rovid ed w ith
p erp etu al care, w ith the co m fo rts o f hom e, ligh t, h eat,
rugs, e a sy chairs, p lan ts, etc., and w here w e can think
w ithout a sh udder o f our d ea d ly in g , and a ll this furn
ished at a price w ithin the reach o f a ll, from $ 1 7 5 up,
an d on very fa v o ra b le term s.
For further information or an interview phone our representa
tive for this district, Mr. A. M. Russell, TAbor 9001, or communi
cate with the address given below.
Buy a Rebuilt Almost
New Used Car from a
Reliable Firm at the
Right Price
1924 Star Touring...................................................$435
Ford Sedan, good shape....................................... 275
Light Olds 8, just overhauled, 1925 license... 550
Model 58 Velie, Airplane Type Motor, A -l. . . 850
Velie 56, famous Airplane Type Motor, 4-
wheel Brakes, Balloon Tires, used short time
as demonstrator, guaranteed same as new car,
will discount $200.
Late Model Big-6 Special Touring Studebaker
in wonderful condition. See this.
Hup Touring, new paint in A-l condition.......... $550
Gray D em onstrator............................................... 585
Gray Truck, new ................................................... 650
Studebaker Special, some buy............................. 450
1924 Velie Sedan, new, same as 1925 only
some body change. Sells for $2,245. Will
discount $645. See this special buy.
WILLIAMS AUTO CO.
.DISTRIBUTORS
Velie
Peerless
461 Morrison St.
Portland, Oregon
gam e of b ask etb all la st T uesday night
a t th e O rient g ran g e hall. A rvidson
and E k stro m s ta rre d for th e Com ets,
w hile G ustafson and Jo h n so n checked
th e Colts closely. C arlson an d Ja c o b
son sta rre d for th e Colts.
Mrs. L arry Je ssen , who lives south
of Pow ell V alley n ear W elch's Spur,
received w ord recen tly from her
m other, Mrs. Em m a H urley, a t T ole
do, Oregon, th a t she had lately lost
ab o u t 32000 w orth of fu rn itu re , clo th
ing, jew elry and v aluable p ap e rs in a
fire w hich com pletely destroyed the
hom e th ey w ere occupying. Mrs. H u r
ley and sons a re freq u en t v isito rs at
th e Je ssen home.
T he Home and F oreign M issionary
society of th e Sw edish L u th e ra n
ch u rch w ill hold a special m eeting at
the hom e of Mrs C. A. L in d g ren W ed
nesday aftern o o n and evening, M arch
25. T h e ladies w ill sew a t th is tim e
for c h a rita b le and m issio n ary projects.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
FAfltVIEW
T he fu n eral of H enry A. F u ller, aged
73, w as held at th e G able u n d ertak in g
p a rlo rs In P o rtlan d S atu rd ay afte r
noon, conducted by th e Rev. E. R
H ollensted. It w as largely attended
by fo rm er frien d s and acq u ain tan ces
from F airview an d P o rtlan d . Mrs. Inez
P feifer, a d au g h ter from San F ra n
cisco, w as p resen t. T he floral offer
Ings indicated th e high esteem In
w hich th e deceased had been held in
his com m unity. H e had been a ru lin g
elder In th e Sm ith M emorial Preshy
te rian church ever since his residence
In F airview , ab o u t nine years. Mrs
A. L. Stone and Mrs. H. H. P ra tt sang
sev eral duets, th e closing one being
It Is w ell w ith my soul,” w hich was
sung by request,
Mrs. F u ller has
been w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs. S. E
P helps, of P o rtlan d , since th e fu n eral,
hut h as now re tu rn e d to Fairview
w here she w ill rem ain u n til she d is
poses of h er p ro p erty .
“T his S tran g e H o u r” will be th e
them e of th e serm on Sunday m orning
at th e Sm ith M em orial P resb y terian
ch u rch a t 11 o'clock. T his serm on is
for th e th o ughtful who a re pondering
on th e m eaning of th e p rese n t u p h eav
als and loosenlngs from th e old m oor
ings In th e p olitical, social and r e
ligious world of today. It is not an
alarm , b u t a m editation and co n tem
plation. If you a re concerned and
in terested in “T he Sign of th e T im es,”
come and hear th is serm on.
S unday school w ill convene a t th e
usual hour, 1« o'clock. A b rief co n
ference of m em bers of th e Bible clas.<
and all te ach ers w ill be held a fte r the
m orning service.
T he Colum bian high school a t C or
b ett w as th e scene of a p le asa n t a f
fa ir F rid ay evening when the stu d en t
body and th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso cia
tion planned a su rp rise for Mr. Mc
Kay, th e p rin cip al of th e high school.
At th e conclusion of an in terestin g
p ro g ram Mr. McKay w as called to tho
p latfo rm and presen ted w ith a w atch
chain and ch arm , th e la tte r engraved
w ith th e w ord, “Colum bian.” At the
sam e tim e th e sophom ores presen ted
him w ith a bouquet of c a rn a tio n s and
Mrs. McKay w as th e rec ip ien t of a
b eautiful h o u sep lan t. In resp o n se to
the p rese n tatio n speech by G aylord
Davis th e p rin cip al th an k ed th e p a r
en ts and p atro n s for th e ir g ift and
also for th e sp irit of cooperation
In sp ite of th e in clem en t w eath er a
w hich ex ists betw een them an d th e goodly num ber of ladies attended th e
school. R efresh m en ts w ere served by tea a t th e hom e of Mrs. 8. L. Lock-
th e dom estic science class.
wood T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , given by
th e ladles of th e Sm ith M emorial
T he P a st P atro n of T ro u td ale C hap
te r O. E. 8. will give a card p a rty at ch u rch . An in te re stin g program w as
th e M asonic hall W ednesday evening, ren d ered , th e chief n um ber of w hich
.March 25. A good p rogram and was a read in g by Mrs. C h ristin e
lunch. A dm ission 25c.—Adv.
D onaugh. The d eco ratio n s and color
schem e of th e delicious luncheon
Add to your Income, su b tra c t from
j your losses, m u ltip ly your re tu rn s, d<- w hich followed w ere suggestive of
! vide your expenses, by using W ant St. P a tric k 's day. T he hostess w as a s
i Ads.
sisted by Mrs. G eorge L um sden, Mrs.
SMITH MEMORIAL I’llEMM TEHIA N ( III IU II
FAIRVIEW
Bdwy. 3121
F IS K
T IR E S
and
TUBES
•
Vleki
Vulcanizing and Retreading
All W ork G uaranteed
G resham T ire Shop
GEO. A. BRANDT,
Phone 1471
Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
Portland, Phone EAst 23iil
Gresham, Phone 124)1
Lundquist Truck Line
S uccessor to
Morgan Bros.
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
GRESHAM
Local and Long Distance
Moving
DANCING
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings
Springer’s Hall
n e a r P lea san t Valley G range
D on't F o rg e t and You W on’t R egret
Phone G resham 1689
TRUCKING
IXSL'BKD CA K R ir.lt
BLAINE
TURNER, Prop
Troutdale, Oregon
W atch for the D aily Truck
S ubject of serm on Sunday m orning a t 11 o'clock
M O U N T SC O TT M A U SO LEUM
OF
Mount Scott Park Cemetery
A. D. KENWORTHY, Mgr.
420 Henry Bldg., Portland
BRoadway 2307
“This Strange Hour”
A sermon for the thoughtful who are pondering on “The
Signs of the Tim es” in which we live and who are looking
for the new era.
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED, Pastor.
Ij»t ma do your hauling between
Portland and Troutdale on the Sandy
Boulevard.
O scar W alln and Mrs. E. H olgate.
P lans for th e an n u al m eeting of the
j church to be held W ednesday, A pril 1,
at th e city hail, w ere announced a t
th is tim e. A pot luck d in n er w ill be
'served at 7 o’clock.