G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VO L. 15, NO. 24
FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1»25
MANY EIGHTH-GRADE PUPILS WILL BE
OUTLOOK COOKING SCHOOL BEGINS
GRADUATED AT EXERCISES TOMORROW NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 28TH
One of th e la rg e st classe s ot eig h th I w ard A nderson, L ucile B ackus. Ire n e
g ra d e pupils to receive diplom as in U lrich, K ath leen Lew is, F ra n k K ee
nan, Benjie B riggs, C lara Brooks.
M ultnom ah county w ill be presen ted
D ist. No. 17— C apitola McGraw, Tony
by S u p erin ten d en t W. C. A lderson on Bencick, F lo ren ce P addock, R ay
S aturday, May 23, w hen th e g ra d u a t m ond Paddock, H elen Paddock.
ing exercises w ill be held in the au d i
h is t. No. 19— Ada B raudel, R oger
to riu m of L incoln high school in P o rt K urllo.
h is t. No. 2ft- — Irw in K eltn er. M asara
land. P u p ils from a ll th e country
schools of th e county w ill ta k e p a rt in T akao, Viola Pye, Dale P arso n s,
E lizabeth Robinson, B lanche C alkins,
th e exercises, w hich w ill begin a t 10 R alph M iller, M arjorie K uhnley, Mary-
o ’clock. F ollow ing is th e p ro g ram and Scott.
h ist. No. 21— B ertil L indahl,
list of g ra d u a te s:
hist. No. 22— A lfred P arm er, A llen
O rchestra. G ilbert school.
McGuffln.
E dw ard G uest, T he A uthor. Miss
h is t. No. 23—Anna Boeckli, G lenn
Vivian Cooley.
F u lle r, W illiam K rueger, E thel B au
Abe L incoln—G uest. M arjorie K uhn- m an, M yrtle K rueger.
ley, T routdale.
hist. N ii . 21— M arg aret Jacob,
Song—S an ta L ucia. P a rk ro se 8th
h is t. No. 25— Hazel P rieb e, T helm a
grade.
D avies, R aym ond Barney.
Club D rill. R ussellville 8th grade.
h ist. No. 26 — T h elm a W illiam s,
H e W ork
at
De F o rd —G uest. R onda W illiam s, F ra n c e s E k stro m ,
C h arles Gianoli, W ilkes.
C h arlie C arrell.
Ma—G uest. Sophie Yung, G ilbert.
hist. No. 27—L eona K uhlm an, Au
Song—Maid of th e W est. G resham drey K aser, Em m a T horeson, A nnie
8th grade.
Boe, J u lia W ise, E llen Way, E ileen
Dumb Bell D rill.
Rockw ood 8th McCauley, Dolly A nderson, R o b ert
grade.
W ise, R udolph W ebber, Inez Ohmit,
A P atrio itc W ish—G uest. F ra n k Leo Coney, H arold K ruger.
R vbrick, O rient.
h is t. No. 88— A lice L am b ert, G race
W hat th e N ightingale Sang. P a rk - L ynch, L aw ren ce L arson, Ja n e D ick
ro se 8th grade.
son, V ylm er Cook, W alter A nderegg,
My P a Says So—G uest. G resham H enry Brow n. C lare Ide.
1st grade.
h is t. No. 29—L illian Close, Mary
W and D rill. W ilkes.
M organ, Rex T ilton, F red Moll, La-
A R eal Man—G uest. C arl E tling, V onia Kelly, W ildred M ark, E llen
C orbett.
M organ, Isab e lle Baron.
Song—I Love a L ittle Cottage.
h is t. No. 3ft—Geneva W ilson, E velyn
G resham 8tli grade.
B iederm an, A uget Beals, P earl Sell,
T he Man W ho D rives th e T ru c k —
h is t. No. 31—Mary C larizio, A lfred
G uest.
V irginia F olkenberg, H ol M astrangelo, Jam es A llensw orth,
brook.
h is t. No. 33—C h arlo tte A dam s, F red
P re se n ta tio n of w atch to w inner in S ta rc h e r, Clifford McCormick.
ta b le t c o n test by donor, F . F rie d
h is t. No. 35 — M urray H eitzm an,
län der.
F re d a H eitzm an, W illard D eal, Jo h n
P re sen ta tio n of w atch to w in n er in Davis.
ta b le t c o n test from sixth and seventh
h is t. No. 3S—G eorge H unt, V irginia
grades.
F olkenberg , H azel B ail, M arg aret
P re se n ta tio n of F irs t S tate Bank Ball, Eva H unt, Susy Oliverio.
essay con test prizes by P re sid e n t A.
h is t. No. 39 H arry P alm er, E ugene
M eyers.
C ham berlain. Ju lia K erch e r, G ilb ert
A w arding prizes for H um ane p o st H odgson,
G race
S u rb e r,
A rth u r
ers.
G rim m , C arl E tling, Lynne W oodw ard,
A w arding eig h th -g ra d e diplom as. M ahlon Evans.
E rw in A. T aft, B oard of County C om
h is t. No. 4ft— Ire n e C erechino, Mabel
m issioners.
M iller. L ouis Rose, W ilb u r V anCleave,
Class picture.
E unice Bagley, L illian K nudson. Mar-
th a t Hill, Mako Yoshilom i, E dw ard
Graduates.
D ist. No. 3—Je a n G rubbs, Roselind MiLls, Im ogene W hiteside, K enneth
e tt, G oldia Howell.
W atts, Tom K endrick, A lice P o rte r, Je w
h is t. No. 41—E m m ett O'Neill,
W ellington M adsen. E lla P erson, Eu-
hist. No. 42-—D elm ar W olfe, A ra
. gene P eterso n , G w endolyn S tu a rt,
E d n a Schieber,
J a n e tte K illough, M endenhall.
h is t. No. 15—Glen Rohde, D onald
H azel W oodw orth, E lizabeth Boden- K illian, E lizab eth G ray, Lyone E lm er,
m u ller,
Clyde E lsa sser,
D albert G ordon S au n d ers,
M oxella W ynn,
H ughes, A ndrew D ungan, C hester R ichard Q uinlan, Dick S chalk, Mabel
B uckner, E rm a E stes, L etha L inser, R obinson, A re itta Belles, Ida May-
R alph Lee, M ildred Reed. P e a rl Kil- H a rry , Jo h n F ran co , E lw in A nderson,
lam , R alph C ereghino, W alter Mil-
b ran d t, E ula B lack, Billy M orris, R obert F lunian, P e te r McCloud, Deloy
G race C am eron, K a th ry n E berding, Belles.
h isl. No. hi Eldon Sams, Antoinette
L eslie Rose, M artha Zecha, Marie G alsheff,
H aro ld
Bailey,
M ildred
D ePrez, O tto M artin, F lo re n ce Jones, B row n, W ilbur W esterlu n d , F rid o lp h
L a u ra M cKenny, K en n ett L ister,
h is t. No. 4— E rm a Gill, E rn e st W h esterlund.
is t. No. 5ft— B erth a Nelson.
M assie, A lice Jo h n sto n , R egina Ham-
Di*t. No. AC Kenneth Wlshnrt, Mar
m a r, A rth u r S u h r, W illiam Ott, E d jo rie T ait, B ernice W illiam s, T hom as
w ard H anning, John G antenbetn, V er G raves, P alm er Olsen, Jo h n Zw eifel,
non Kelly, M arvin L und q u ist, M ar D oris Mead, N ordis A rneson, P aul
g a re t M athews, A lfred B ru n n er, H a r R uss, E lizab eth A shw ell,
H ayden
old Johnson, A rley H ornish, H ow ard
L indrooth,
H elen E xley, B eatrice Holm.
h ist. No. ft .It.—G ertru d e P ed ersen ,
A nicker, G w endolyn M etzger, G reta M arie M ullenhoff, F ra n k R ybrick,
W alker, H a rry Q uicksall, V erne S ta n H arold L ouderbach, N icholas A n d er
ley, M ary L am bert, G retchen Moore, son, Don H u tch in s, E lm a Cook. H arold
Betty May T horne, G ladys M cM urray. M cKinney, A ubrey F o ch t, F red erick
Dist. No. 7— C harles G ianoli, Otto H em m ers, F re elin Collins, C a rrie E k
W yss, Mamie E dw ards.
strom .
Hist. No. 9— F re d erick P fister.
h is t. No. 15 J t.—E lain e Beym er,
I>i*t. No. 11— H ilda L erch.
E zra T itzel, A nnie Ritz, Jo h n Sloop,
Ilist. No. 13—C u th b ert B alch, Au X av ier K alb e rer, M aurice Uhlig. Arvo
g u st D im bat, H enry John so n , Mabel R iikula, R alph M cCullough, Lloyd
A llen, T hom as E stab ro o k , R ichard Sloop, Rosie C ham b erlain , Vivian S a
Denicy, N orm an P allay , E lden B ros-
ger.
seau, Jam es Griffin.
h is t. No. 42 .It.— M ary P earso n ,
h ist. No. 11—Jam es Woods, S earl D orothy H offman, A lphonse Seidler,
Page, Alex. S hafer, H azel G errits, M ildred P o in ter, Em m a K lu ser, Vic
G race , M< o r,
B ernice
S andstrom , to r Berg, E m m ett W hitham , F red
C lara M eier, Alex. Propp.
K lu ser, L eonard D orland. M arion Yo-
h is t. No. 15—Jo h n Brink, Ju n io r kom, L au ra N elson, T heodore Eggl-
W illiam s, F ra n ce s S tout, W illis Quay. m an, A lvtra P o in ter.
E va Baker.
H onor P upils.
h ist. No. 1ft—W illiam A nderson, Ed-
D istric t No. 52— N ordis A rneson.
Dist. 39—H a rry P alm er, C arl E tling.
A rth u r G rim m , Lynne W oodw ard.
Dist. 16— L ucile B ackus, K athleen
Lew is, Benjie B riggs. Dist. 20—E liz a
beth R obinson. R alph M iller. M arjorie
K uhnley, M ary Scott. Dist. 27—A nnie
Boe. Dist. 4— Irm a Gill, R egina Ham-
m a r, A rth u r S uhr. H arold Johnson,
Betty T horne. Dist. 3— M ildred Reed.
Dist. 38—V irginia F o lkenberg, Hazel
Ball, M arg aret Ball.
A Garage
is not a luxury—it is an asset
to your home.
And it is well when building
a garage to realize th a t it is
likely to outlive several cars
you may own.
How is your iruruire eqiilp-
pedl Has it sliding or swing
ing doors I
It m atters not w hat kind
of door equipm ent you may
desire—wc can supply your
needs.
We recommend the McKin
ney («araire Door Equipment
and would like to explain its
advantages. See it at our
store.
L L. Kidder Hdwe. Co.
Phon* 1121
G resham
Four Free Lectures and Demonstrations Will
Be Given in Gresham by Mrs. Bartlett
Sponsored by Outlook.
A tten tio n , ladies!
T his is especially for housew ives
aii^l all o th e rs w ishing to get new
ideas on w h at to cook an d how to do
it m ost efficiently and econom ically.
T he G resham O utlook has sp o n
sored a p lan to give in G resham a
special sh o rt co u rse in hom e econom
ics, co n sistin g of fo u r cooking lec
tu re s an d d em o n stratio n s beginning
n ex t T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t 2:30
o’clock in th e S unday school room of
th e M ethodist ch u rch . T he o th e r d ates
a re M onday, Ju n e 1, T h u rsd ay , Ju n e
4, anti M onday, Ju n e 8.
In o rd e r to allow tim e for shopping
and o th e r ap p o in tm en ts, th e c lasse s
w ill convene a t 2:30 and close a t 4
p. m. each day. Mrs. Rose B a rtle tt,
Home Econom ics E x p ert au d I n s tr u c t
or in th e H ome S ervice d ep a rtm en t of
th e P o rtla n d Gas com pany w ill d e
liv er th e le c tu re s and d em o n stratio n s.
M rs. B a rtle tt h a s ju s t com pleted a
very su ccessfu l cooking school a t F o r
e st G rove u n d er th e au sp ices of th e
W ashington County N ew s-Tim es. T his
is th e fo u rth school to be held d u rin g
th e la st few w eeks, u n d er th e au sp ices
of th e v ario u s local n ew sp ap ers in
clu d in g th e V ancouver C olum bian,
O regon City M orning E n te rp rise ,
H illsboro A rgus and th e N ew s-Tim es.
T h ese schools have been held in th e
C ham ber of C om m erce room s an d o th
er h alls, w hich have been packed to
cap acity by th e la rg e atten d an ce. T he
class w o rk is v ery p rac tica b le and
highly ap p re cia ted by those re g is te r
ing.
T h e G resham
Outlook
Cooking
school w ill be free to a ll housew ives
an d ladies and th e re w ill be no su g
g estion m ade of sellin g an y th in g in
th e class w ork. T he “B etter H om es”
m ovem ent, w hich is receiving so m uch
co n sid eratio n ev ery w h ere w ill be em
phasized th ro u g h o u t th is le ctu re and
d em o n stratio n co u rse in G resham .
T he H om e S ervice d e p a rtm e n t of
th e G as com pany is alre ad y bu sy
m aking p re p a ra tio n s for tlie c la s i
room w ork. It is estim ated th a t th e
au d ito riu m w ill easily aconunodate
150 housew ives. E v ery convenience
w ill be provided for th e com fort and
p le asu re of th o se atten d in g . A raised
p latfo rm w ill be used for th e sp eak ers
an d d em o n stratio n w ork. A special
in v itat on w iil be extended to the
m em bers of th e dom estic science
classes of the high school to attend
th e cooking school in th e in te re st of
p rac tica l hom e serv ice w ork. The
m em bers of th e v ario u s L ad ies’ Aid
societies of th is p a rt of the county
uro co rd ially Invited to be p resen t.
Mrs. B a rtle tt w ill not attem p t to
le ctu re on o rd in ary cooking m ethods
b u t w ill d em o n strate basic recipes,
w hich w ill enable every housew ife to
secu re b e tte r cooking resu lts. A full
anno u n cem en t of th e class pro g ram s
w ill ap p ear in th e G resham Outlook
preceding each class. Recipe sheets
w ill be fu rn ish ed all ladies atten d in g
as they en ter th e class room. Also
note p aper and pencils w ill be av a il
able for those w ho w ish to tak e notes,
foods used in th e class w ork will be
As far as possible th e p re p a ra tio n of
foods used in th e class w ork w iil be
m ade iu th e p resen ce of the class as
i a p a rt of the d em o n stratio n s. S am
ples of th e m enus p rep a re d will be
I served to those in atten d an ce. It is
suggested th a t th e recipe sheets be
preserved for fu tu re use as a com
plete set w ill have been delivered to
each reg istered class m em ber upon
th e com pletion of th e course.
At each class dem o n stratio n , special
atten tio n w ill he given to the subject
of saving gas In cooking, w hich m eans
g re a te r econom y in hi.me m inage-
iiieiit. In n ex t w eek’s issue of the
Outlook w ill ap p e ar a full an n o u n ce
m en t of th e class p ro g ram and plans.
At th e opening class, H. L. S t.C la ir,
editor of th e G resh am O utlook and
p resid e n t of th e C om m ercial club, w ill
w ei'.im e th e ladies to th e cooking
class and Chas. Cleveland, m ayor of
G resham will be asked to m ako a
| sh o rt ad d ress in th e in te re st of th e
"B etter H om es” movem ent.
er. on leg islatio n ; Mrs. J. H. Lynch
on boys' and g irls ’ clubs. The follow
ing school activ ities w ere rep o rted :
T he final m eeting of th e year of th e . T ro u td ale gave a picnic to th e c h il
M ultnom ah County Council of P a re n t- ; d ren and a p arty to th e te ac h ers. Mrs.
T ea ch e r asso ciatio n s w as held la st ! H aley w as elected p resid en t.
S atu rd ay a t th e R iverdale, one of th e j P le a sa n t V alley lias th e m otion pic
m ost Ideal schools of th e county. Mrs. tu re m ach in e p rac tica lly paid for.
E lm er Cook, re tirin g p resid en t, w as In One club m em ber will be sen t to the
th e ch air. Mrs. J. D. Shelby w as sec- | su m m er school a t C orvallis.
re ta ry pro tem . Mrs. Roy H oleson, | T h irty m em bers of th e Maplewood
th e tre a s u re r, gave h e r re p o rt for th e ( school a re ta k in g th e child w elfare
y ear, w hich show ed a gain of $39.47 m agazine. The circle gave tile te ac h
over la s t year. T h ree sta te officers er a reception and bought dishes for
w ere p re se n t, Mrs. G eorge J. P e rk in s, th e school kitchen. Mrs. C. Home is
w ho gave an in te re stin g re p o rt of th e , p resid en t. A b an q u e t w as given to
n atio n al convention in T ex as; Mrs. the new officers. Mrs. Day Is th e new
B. I. E llio tt, sta te tr e a s u r e r ; and Mrs. ly elected p resident.
F. B. M erry, co rresp o n d in g se creta ry .
R iverdale, w hich en tertain ed the
T he n in th g rad e of th e R iverdale council, has joined th e sta te fed e ra
school p resen ted scenes from "T h e tion. Mrs. F. A. S pencer is th e new
M erchant of V enice.” T hose ta k in g p resid en t.
th e p rin cip al p a rts w ere M arg aret
R u ssellv ille cir'cle re-elected the
S h e rra rd , F ra n k S p en cer and Ja m es p resid en t, Mrs. M ark F ra n k le y ; and
Laing. T he screen s, w all h an g in g s th e se c re ta ry . Mrs. Mills, for an o th er
and th e costum e w orn by " P o r tia ” y ear. T he play “P e te r .R abbit” was
w ere m ade by m em bers of th e ju n io r given by th e school, th e teach ers w ere
high d ep artm en t.
en te rta in e d and $350 In ad v ertisin g on
T ru e to R iverdale sp irit, a m o s t! th e c u rta in of th e school auditorium
clev er idea w as c a rrie d o u t for the w ere renew ed.
lunch, 24 hostesses each having h e r , G ilb ert circle re-elected la st y e a r’s
tab le for four an d ca rry in g o u t her officers. Mrs. Ed. Monlcal is p re si
own ideas.
dent. T h ere a re eig h t sta n d ard pic
Officers w ere elected, and th o se of tu re s in th e school. T he 7th and 8th
I th e C ounty Council and circ le w ere g rad es e n te rta in e d th e P.-T. A. F if
i In stalled by Mrs. G eorge J. P erk in s. teen d o lla rs have been raised by a
Egg Grading May 2ft.
| T hsoe elected w ere Mrs. E. S. Hoek, p rogram . T he school has been s ta n
T he law passed by th e la st le g isla ¡G ilb ert, p resid e n t; Mrs. Ann C h ris dardized and has received a 100 per
tu re fixing g rades u n d er w hich eggs ten sen , R iverdale, first vice p resid e n t; cent banner.
m u st be sold, w ill tak e effect May 26. i Mrs. H. Home, M aplewood, second
P o w e llh u rst has been active in
vice p re sid e n t; Mrs. A. D. K endall, m oney m aking v en tu res and has
! T ro u td ale, tliird vice p resid e n t; Mrs. raised co n sid erab le money. T he c h il
H. F. S tevenson, P o w e llh u rst, se c re d ren w ere given a picnic and th e
ta ry ; Mrs. Roy H oleson, P o w ellh u rst, g rad u a tes each a p resen t.
Officers
tre a s u re r, re-elected.
elected w ere Mrs. A. H. Moll, p re si
I R e p o rts of ch airm en of d e p a rt d en t; Mrs. O. F. K irkham , vice p re s
m en ts w ere given by Mrs. R. C. T hay- id en t; Mrs. H. F. S tevenson, se c re
ta ry ; Mrs. C. H essem er, tre a su re r.
Lynch elected W. O. Shaver, p re s i
G raduation is one of the
d en t; Mrs. B. H. Bunn, vice p resid e n t;
im portant m ile-stones in
Mrs. H.
McKee, se creta ry . They
your life. A step as im port
had $15 given them by Cam p H ill club,
a n t as this is worth record
SW EET CREAM
and gave $5 to w ard th e luncheon to be
ing in a photograph, and
given by the Council at C hanticleer
and
your friends and relatives
next fall. Each g ra d u a te was given
will enjoy such a photograph,
a p resen t.
(OUNTY COUNT IL P.-T. A.
HOLDS FINAL MEETING
To the Graduates
of ’25
IC E
and years from now you will
find it even more precious.
A special graduation style—
universally popular—is
priced at #<> per dof.
HARDY STUDIO
Phone 511
Gresham, Ore.
“Gresham Maid"
ICE CREAM
Supplied Daily
Sweet ( ream Shipper« Wanted
GRESHAM
CREAMERY CO.
Phone 1381
Du«t ( it h huge Plant*.
C abbage p la n ts receen tly tr a n s
p lan ted a rc likely to be in ju red by the
a tta c k s of green w orm s and aphis. A
lead a rse n a te nicotine d u st applied
soon a fte r tra n sp la n tin g is regarded
by th e ex p erim en t statio n as the best
p re p a ra tio n for th e co n tro l of these
in sects in Oregon.
Maybe w hat you d o n 't need some
one else w ants. T ry an ad In the
.classified.
COOLIDGE NATIONAL
CHAIRMAN OF FUND
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
if 1.50 Per Year
Class Night Exercises
Please Large Audience
A lrag e and ap p reciativ e audience
w as p rese n t W ednesday evening to
listen to th e sen io r class night pro
gram at th e high school. Each num
ber w as en th u sia stic ally received aud
nothing b u t p raise w as h eard in con
nection w tih th e program . T he first
num ber w as a one-act play, "T h u rs
day E vening," the ca st being m ade up
of O rville D avidson, th e econom ical
h u sband who never com plained or
found fa u lt w ith his w ife; Vada A n
derson, th e young wife who never lost
her tem p er, Hnd Hazel P ru itt and W il-
lene Botkin, th e m o th ers of th e tw o
young m a rrie d people who both v isit
ed th e hom e at th e sam e tim e and
helped to com plicate th in g s in gen
eral.
Miss G ertru d e Sharkey, dressed In
a b eau tifu l Indian costum e and using
th e poetical im agery of th e Redm an,
P R E S ID EN T CALVIN COOLIQGE
gave th e class h isto ry of th e past four
Chairman of the National Honorary years.
T his rec ital closed w ith a
Committee of the $5,CC0,i 00 American m ost effective tab leau .
Legion Endowment Fund for disabled
E ugene W elling, p resid en t of the
men and the orphans of war veterans. 1925 class, looked his p a rt of th e v en
Associated with President Coolidge era b le old atto rn ey a t law, dressed in
as sponsors af the Endowment Fund flowing gown and w ith w hite wig and
are the highest leaders of the nation beard. In a fine c le a r voice he read
In Industry, labor, the professions, th e class w ill w hich disposed of the
holdings of th e sen io r class.
arts and sciences, including Hon. John
One of th e best n u m b ers on th e p ro
W. Davis, candidate for president on
g ram and th e one w hich called for th e
the Democratic ticket last year; the g re a te st encore of th e evening w as the
cabinet members, senators, heads of m edley of p o p u lar songs w hich w as
the army, navy and marine corps, im provised by a num ber of th e class
Cardinal O’Connell, Bishop Charles H. and was accom panied by ukeleles.
Brent, Julius H. Barnes, John Barton T he g ro u p of young g irls m ade a
Payne, chairman of the Red Crosa, p leasing p ic tu re as th e soft colored
lig h ts w ere throw n on them . W illiam
and fifty others.
S an d stro m as a first-class clown m ade
a hit w ith th e audience. An an en
POPULAR HIGH SCHOOL
I E A (H E R IS MARRIED co re th e sin g e rs ren d ered the chorus
of "H ow do you do everybody, how do
A w edding w hich will prove p a rtic you do?”
u la rly in te restin g to stu d e n ts and
Tlie 1925 class as a w hole a t th e be
facu lty of G resham Union high school ginning of th e year adopted th e type
took place in P o rtlan d last S atu rd ay of th e In d ian ns th e class m ascot and
w hen Miss Vie E lizabeth Itice, com tills Idea h as been c a rrie d out ill con
m ercial te ac h er of th e high school for nection w ith different class functions
th e p ast tw o y ears, becam e th e bride and also in v ario u s w ays In connec
of B ry an t 11. DeBar of E ugene, l)r. tion w ith th e com m encem ent ex e rcis
E dw ard H. Pence, p asto r of W est es. T he “ M unhinotq” has on its cov
m in iste r P re sb y te ria n ch u rc h officiat er th e figurative "S acajaw ea” w ith her
ing. T he wedding had been sch ed papoose and tills lias also been re p ro
uled for an event of Ju n e, b u t on a c duced oil th e cover page of tho ju n
count of a sudden change in the b u si io r-sen io r ban q u et program . T he c li
ness plans of Mr. D eBar, an ea rlie r max of tills idealization of th e R ed
date w as decided upon. T he cerem ony m an w as re a d ie d W ednesday evening
was w itnessed by a few Im m ediate w hen th e c u rta in ro se on a typical
frien d s of th e tw o fam ilies. T he bride, Indian scene w ith u real 1925 w lg-
w hose hom e Is n ear Roseburg, is a ' warn in evidence. Mabel W in ters as
g ra d u a te of Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l Col the so o th say er had been driven from
lege and has been very p opular am ong her trib e aud for th e kin d n ess of tho
h er pupils who nil re g re t th e fact th a t m em bers of the trib e of ’25 she con
she is not to re tu rn to th e high school sented to foretell th e ir fu tu re. It is
here. T he groom is a U niversity of j safe to say th a t if no m ore evil be
O regon m an and a m em ber of Sigma falls tlie nu m bers of tlie 1925 g radu-
Nu fra te rn ity . He has been engaged i stin g class th an w as foretold by th e
in w ork at R oseburg for th e S tan d ard kind Indian m aiden, the fu tu re lives
Oil com pany in th e cap acity of agent. of th e 48 boys and g irls will be com
T he couple left G resham th is m orning p arativ ely happy. T his num ber on th e
for C annon B each, w here they will program showed m uch carefu l w ork
spend a t le ast tw o w eeks before be i in th e costum ing and th e ren d ition of
g inning housekeeping.
1 each p art. At th e conclusion of the
*
prophecy several of th e "b rav es" ex
BERRY GROWERS WILL
ecuted a m odern w ar dance,
HOLD SPECIAL MEETING i M ention m u st be m ade of th e class
' song w hich was w ritte n by one of th e
A special m eeting of «11 of th e m em j class. Miss G ertru d e S harkey, who is
bers of th e C ooperative B erry G row of a lite ra ry tu rn of mind and th e a u
ers asso ciatio n w ill be held a t thp c a n th o r of sev eral essays and poems th a t
n ery on T h u rsd ay , May 28, at 7 p. in. are well w orth reading. D uring her
to co n sid er th e d etails of tlie red r a s p high school c a re e r , Miss S harkey
b erry m a rk e tin g problem in carload w rote an essay w hich won for h e r a
lots. F. H. K rug of S um ner, W ash ! cash prize of $25 In a co n test put on
ington, who baa ch a rg e of th e ship- by a p a trio tic o rganization. T he m u
ing, w ill he p rese n t to give detailed sic to th e class song w as com posed by
in fo rm atio n on th e q u estion of proper Miss E lizabeth H orning, a risin g
m ethods of h arv e stin g an d h an d lin g j young m usician and who has been
th e b e rrie s for th is trad e.
prom inent m u sically In m any affairs
T he q u estio n of picking prices and of tho school d u rin g th e p ast few
w hat prem ium w ill be allow ed on the years. Miss H orning played th e a c
b erries picked for th is carlo ad plan com panim ent to th e song w hich w as
of m a rk e tin g will be also considered. sung by th e class W ednesday evening.
All m em bers a re urged to atten d As an encore th ey ren d ered "I W ant
th is m eeting as it will be th e la st | to Be H appy.”
ch an ce for a full m em bership m eet
T his acco u n t of th e class n ight ex
ing before th e h arv est.
ercises w ould he Incom plete w ithout
- referen ce being m ade to th e u n u su a l
Nutrition ( 'lassos tiinoniice Date*.
ly A ne n u m b ers w hich w ere so freely
R em aining n u tritio n classes for the dispensed by th e o rch e stra.
Since
m onth of May a re as follow s; F air- com ing to G resham Miss D orothy
view, W ednesday, May 27; L ents, Dickey has accom plished a g rea t deal
T h u rsd ay , May 28; V ictory, F rid ay . along th e line of o rg an izatio n and has
May 29.
fu lly d em o n strated h er ability as a
T he program for th e classes on i leader.
th ese d ates a re :
M orning d em o n stratio n on m ilk and
Bible S tan d ard Service*.
tra y s for th e sin k ; aftern o o n ta lk s on
R eg u lar serv ices will be held a t th e
hom e special d iets; how to e a t and G resham C om m unity ch u rch , Bible
grow fat, how to e a t and grow th in , S ta n d a id , w ith S unday school at 10
d iets for colds, etc. In addition to th is o’clock, follow ed by preach in g a t 11
p rogram at L ents and V ictory, County and again a t 8 In th e evening. Bible
A gent S. B. H all will ta lk on g arden study and p ray e r service a re held
problem s.
each W ednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
C lasses a re to be conducted by Miss
Lucy A. Case, n u tritio n specialist.
Mrs. A nna W rig h t has leased h er
farm n ea r the Pow ell Valley statlo .i
<ire*hiini Tem ple Service*.
to H arry Di-nges of L exington, O re
T he services of th e U ndenom ina gon, who w ith his wife e ■'d tw o c h il
tio n al tem ple will begin w ith Sunday d ren w ill ta k e Im m ediate possession.
school a t 10 o’clock, p reach in g to be Mrs. W right and fam ily a re moving
gin a t 2 in th e aftern o o n and a t 7:30 today Into th e Cotton house on th e
In th e evening.
P ra y e r serv ice is co rn e r of Hood and F ifth street. Ted
held each T uesday evening a n d 't h e W rig h t Is try in g to escape th e h o r
w eekly Bible stu d y class on F rid ay ro rs of m oving by stay in g in bed w ith
a severe a tta c k of th e grip.
evening a t 7:30.