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W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 46
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
PLAN BIBLE CLASSES
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST
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Cancer Fame
3 OUTLOOK FORCE HAS ANNUAL
PICNIC ON MT. HOOD LOOP
1925
O. N. FORD LEAVES FOR
THAI* SHOOT CONTEST
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.5« Per Year
PIONEER OF 1852
BURIED THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Ford and little
son Ju n io r a re p lanning to leave on
A ugust 12 over th e O riental Lim ited
for St. P au l. M innesota, w here Mrs.
T he P le a sa n t Home d istric t Sunday
By MRS. MARY WELCH.
i jng th rough. T his m ethod of tak in g
Sim ple but im pressive services w ere
school association is plan n in g on
In acco rd an ce w ith an an n u al cus- to ll for th e upkpep ,,f the roadw ay Ford and Ju n io r w ill visit a t her fo r­
held
at th e M ethodist
E piscopal
tom of th e O utlook to tre a t its em- wa8 in effect a8 e a r ,y g8 thp 1R5().g m er home. Mr. F ord will proceed to
holding a daily vacation Bible school
ch u rch on T h u rsd ay afternoon for th e
Dayton,
Ohio,
to
be
in
atten
d
an
ce
at
ployes to a w hole day s outing of rec- and , he plan wa8 ahandoned only
j late Mrs. Mary P resto n , who passed
w hich w ill begin A ugust 24 and con
reatio n and out door enjoym ent, it w lthln th e past d ecade. o ld gJ<ng arp th e g ran d A m erican handicap w here
aw ay early T uesday m orning a t the
tin u e for tw o w eeks. P erm ission w as
all
th
e
w
orld's
cham
pionships
are
shot
w as decided to m ake W ednesday th e 8 tl„ djsp iaVed by th e side of th e road
I B. W. E m ery home in G resham w here
at
clay
pigeons.
Mr.
F
ord
is
one
of
g ran ted by the board of d irec to rs of
tim e w hen resp o n sib ility should be one pointing ea stw ard and reading,
1 she had been cared for d u rin g th e
th ro w n to the w inds and a ca refre e “T he only way to San F ran cisco ." th e five d irec to rs of th e A m erican
th e O rient school to hold th e sessions
association, p ast four years. Many relativ es and
day of u n tram m eled enjoym ent should A nother w hich could w ell be ap p li­ j A m ateur T rap sh o o tin g
in th e schoolhouse. T he w ork w ill
and
has
ju
risd
ictio
n
over
Oregon.
Cal . a la rg e num ber of friends of e a rlie r
ta k e its place. It is needless to say cable in this day w as, “Don’t be a
co n sist of Bible d rills and stories, in ­
ifornia, A rizona, Idaho, Utah, W ash- da>8
to do honor to th e mem-
th a t shop ta lk had no p iace on th e ■ roadhog, give th e o th er fellow a
Ington, M ontana, B ritish Colum bia and ory of one who had been an o u tsU n d -
te rc h an g e d w ith hand w ork of v a ri­
d ay ’s program .
chance.”
C algary, C anada.
1 ing flgure ,n ch u rch and com m unity
ous kinds. Mrs. Sadie C hase is th e
As everyone seem s to have th e h ab it j We left T o llg ate at 6 o'clock and
At thq shoot th e 5-man team cham - g a tb e r*nl?s
*n the days of h er
of
"looping
th
e
loop,"
th
e
Mt.Hood
1
p resid e n t of th e association and Mrs.
upon reaching th e road w hich m ark s pionship of th e United S tate s and stren g th . H er p asto r, Dr. Chas. W.
Loop highw ay w as chosen as the ob- i th e e n tra n c e to the A rrg h
ho.
A lta G entry w ill su p e rin ten d th e
the fu n eral o serm
be snot.
shot. Each sta te will H uett, ’ preached
jectiv e for th e m id -w ee k s h o lid a y ’ , i
,
i Canada
u n aaa w ill
in ne
*
‘ ...»
o iu u on.
u.
w orkings of th e school.
d p and acco rd in g y at about 5 30
i
‘°
th *
rep resen te,, by a team of five men. A Q uartet consisting of David Cathey,
a m th re e auto Hoad of p erso n s 14 n
*“
Car ‘A eg o n ’s team co n sists of O. N. Ford. M ra’ A W s b < P '^ Mrs. H. L. St.
Six S unday schools, th e B a p tist and
all left G resham for a d iy am ong t i e (,ecld^ \ m a^ a
stop at th is P ra n k T em pleton. F ra n k T roeb of C lair and L eslie W alrad sang th e
th e M ethodist E piscopal a t P le a sa n t
u u , J en u r e su d iu io r a u s y a m o n g m e m
u n ta in h
ost erv
T
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m o ountain
hostlery.
To o anyone d esir­ ........................ ..... .......
beautiful old hym ns which w ere so
Hom e, th e com m unity ch u rc h at Cot­
m o u n tain cliffs and sp a rk lin g w a te r­ ing solitude in th e w ilderness, h ere it P o rtlan d . J. H. M iller and E. D G ra
J . E. B arn ard , w ealthy London
d
ear
to
h
er
h
eart.
Miss E dith Lym an
tre ll, th e B oring Com m unity church,
falls. T hose in th e p arty w ere Mr. could be found in abundance. A ham of Coquille, Oregon. Mr. F ord
h a tte r, whose hobby is microscopic
was at th e organ. T he pall b ea rers
th e H aley B a p tist and th e Pow ell V al­
believes
th
a
t
th
is
team
should
be
one
lenses, has won g re a t fam e in
an d Mrs.
, H. L. St. C lair, Mr. and Mrs. sm all expanse of sky can be seen by
w ere L. L. K idder, W illiam Thom. B.
ley M ission com prise th e d istric t a s­
financing and m aking it possible
C..ase St. C lair an d th e la tte r ’s sister, ,ooking g traig h t up and S a ,m()n rjv er ot th e four w in n ers as every m an is
W. Em ery, Chas. Cleveland, Jerom e
sociation. T he ch ild ren of th ese S un­
for Dr. Gye to a t la st isolate the
over
a
95
p
e
r
cent
shooter.
Mrs. Jay C. Bess of A rrow sm ith, Illi- | h eard gurgling jtg way oyer gn fm_
j C ocklerees and I). M. R oberts. In te r-
tancer g erm — the first step tow ard
day schools as w ell as any o th e rs in
G
layds
Reid
of
P
o
rtlan
d
w
ill
shoot
no.s, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. St. C lair. p ro v ,8ed dam
th e d istan ce. We
Inding a cure.
th e com m unity a re co rdially welcomed
in th e lad ies' cham pionship of th e | m ent Was in th e fam ily lot in the
sm all son Ju n io r and th e sister of ;
>
~
.
-
m
ig
h
t
have
come
stra
ig h t hom e from
to p a rtic ip a te in th e ex ercises w hich
w
orld. Miss Reid is in fine shape now, G resham cem etery.
Mrs. St. C lair. Mrs. H. Donley, of | there> but we d idn.t . Someone gug.
CAMP MEETING UNDER
w ill begin each m orning a t 9 o’clock,
stan d in g fine and has a good ch ance to
Mary Isab elle B enjam in w as born
Spokane.
W
ashington.
Miss
Em
m
a
B.
,
ge8ted
a
b
,kp
up
thp
t
r
a
„
tQ
Welchgg
WAV AT TROUTDALE
In T e rre H aute, In d ian a, A ugust 28,
w ith th e exception of S atu rd ay , w hich
Johnson, Miss E velyn M etzger, Miss j an d gulting , he actlon lo thp WQrd we win th e cham pionship. About fifty
is a holiday. T he w ork w ill continue
A cam p m eeting w hich w ill con­
Mabel Jackson. Miss S ara D otson and began the m ile w alk th ro u g h th e ladies and 800 men a re booked to face 1840. She was th e oldest of a fam ily
u n til 11, a fte r w hich th e re w ill be tin u e u n til A ugust 16 is now u nder
of seven d au g h ters an d th ree sons.
Mrs. Mary \ \ elch.
| woods to th e p o p u lar m o u n tain reso rt. the tra p s. T he shoot la sts six days
gam es and rec re atio n u n til about w ay a t th e T ro u td ale cam p g rounds
from
A
ugust
24
to
29
Inclusive.
W ith her fam ily she crossed th e plains
T he day In itself was p erfection I At th ls place we found am ong , he
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11:45. T he Revs. W illiam F a irw e a th e r n e a r th e Sandy riv er, w here th e "fo u r­
to Oregon in 1852. H er p are n ts lived
an d E. G. R anton, Miss W ilm a Chase, sq u a re ” gospel is being proclaim ed. w ith th e possible exception th a t ow ing cam p ers, Mrs. L ottie T hom pson who MOTOR ASSOCIATION
for a tim e in Oregon City, then a t
TO VID IN I’l ’ It I I( 'IT V Lebanon and la te r in B iuw nsville.
Mrs. R obert M iller, Miss E velyn Le-
J. S tra u m b u rg , ed ito r of “M essiah’s to forest fires a sm oky pall hung in sisted on p lacing her C adillac at our '
over th e h ills w hich prev en ted any ex- accom m odation and th e five m a k in g 1
_____ _
dine. Miss A nna L en n artz and Mrs. A dvocate” of O akland, C alifornia, is
H ere she w as m a rried on S eptem ber
ten siv e view of d istan t m ountain th
tb e side
8jde trip
t r jp w ere ta k en back to th e ir
1» d irect keeping w ith its policy to
H ans Nelson have been secured as in ­ th e evangelist. H e is an au th o r and
12, 1858, to Jam es H. P resto n , w ith
peaks, but aside from th a t conditions m achtne w aiting a t A rrah W anna, deliver th e g rea test service possible
s tru c to rs and th e su p e rin ten d e n t is has been on th e le ctu re p latfo rm for
whom she lived u n til his death a t
w ere ideal. \ \ e left ovet th e (o lu m - frotn w hich point th e re tu rn trip to 1 in th e developm ent and exploitation of
b ro ad castin g th e idea th a t a good tim e n ea rly 30 y ears. C arl E. F rom hold,
E agle Creek in 1912. She w as th e
bia riv er highw ay, conclu d in g th e trip G resham w as m ade w ith o u t fu rth e r : O regon’s n a tu ra l reso u rces th a t are
is inevitable.
ch o ru s lead er of th e la rg e A. C. church
m o th er of six sons and one d aughter.
by way of th e m o u n tain road, w hich is ln cld en t.
of ln te reat to th e m otoring public, th e
of Los A ngeles is th e ch o ru s leader.
Two sons died in infancy, F ra n c is
considered by m any th e b etter way of
j n a ib tb e Velie reg istered 157 m iles Oregon S tate Motor association has
FAIR NOTES STILL ATTRACT.
Sunday, A ugust 9, is "p ro p h etic day.”
from drow ning and Edw in of diph­
m aking th e circle. B reak fast w as a t tb e conclusion of th e day, scarcely but recen tly tak en a step th a t Is of
All a re invited to th ese services.
th eria. F lorence, the wife of A lbert
served at b eau tifu l E agle ( reek w here „ m p e of w hich co u id not be connect- vital im p o rtan ce to, not alone th e mo-
M ention has so fa r been om itted of
Cleveland, died in 1892, and H ubert in
we found some early cam p ers hail pd w ,tb 8ome in te re stin g scene or bit to rist, but to every m an, women and
th e excellent singing of th e Jacobson
T he Baptist Cliurch.
1903. T h ree sons, Jan ies T., G eorge
m ost obligingly m ade a fire for us. of pleasing landscape. D uring th e , child Interested in th e grow th and d e­
and Cox q u a rte t w hich sang Sunday
A num ber of the m em bers of the
and H a rry survive, also a g ra n d ­
aftern o o n d u rin g th e p ro g re ss of th e 1 Ridgefield com m unity ch u rch w ill at- C antaloupes, bacon and eggs form ed p ro g ress of th e d ay's incidents m a- velopm cnt of Oregon. By th e creatio n
d au g h ter, F lorence Cleveland Donald
races. One num ber w hich w a i f 8" * tend th e m o rn in g service of th e local th e basis of th e b re a k fa st w hich d is­ ch in es w ere noted from n early h alf i of an educational and publicity de-
and two sisters, Mrs. C arrie Costello
ap
p
eared
w
ith
s
ta
rtlin
g
rapidity.
pecially pleasin g and w hich called for B a p tist ch u rch next S unday and th e
of th e states of th e union. New York, p artm en t In its o rg anization, thia pro- of Spokane, W ashington, am i Mrs.
A fter leaving Hood River, w here a M aryland and Ohio being am ong th e gressive asso ciatio n lias m ade an ex-
a prolonged encore w as th e ren d erin g m em bers of th e Ridgefield ch o ir will
Annie B uker of G rass Valley.
of "H ow do you do?” sung to the a p ­ provide th e special m usic. T he p as­ sh o rt stay w as m ade, th e next stop of d istan t ones.
Some one rem ark ed ceedingly cre d itab le expansion,
Jam es H. P resto n was a c a ttle man,
p ro p ria te v aria tio n of “How do you do, to r, th e Rev. E. G. Judd, w ill preach an y d u ratio n w as m ade a t S ahale th a t they w ished the icy coldness of
T hrough th is d ep artm en t, m agazine
Queen V irginia, how do you do?” u sing as his topic “W hat th e Com mu­ F alls, about 12 m iles east of G overn­ th e w ater to be found along th e ro u te and new sp ap er a rticle s w ill be sent buying up ca ttle in Oregon and se ll­
W hen it com es to a fine blending “of n ity D em ands of th e Local C hurch. m ent cam p. T he elevation h ere is of trav el could be tra n sfe rre d to th e out giving advice and inform ation of ing them in C alifornia. He afte rw a rd s
to n es, th e Jacobson and Cox q u a rte t T his service w ill be held a t th e usual 4540 feet and th e falls them selves, a G resham w ater faucets.
¡v alu e to th e m otoring public. Motion becam e a m erch an t in B row nsville,
shim m ering, m isty, tu m b lin g bunch of
is h ard to beat.
I am su re I voice th e sen tim en ts of p ic tu res w ill be m ade of th e scenic w here he m et Mary B enjam in and
hour 11 a. m. T he Bible school w ill
T he horses of th e county fa ir racin g open as u su al a t 9:45. T h ere w ill be loveliness and accessib le only by a th e e n tire p ersonnel of th e Outlook and rec re atio n al valu e of O regon’s m a rried her. F o r a tim e th e fam ily
sta b le s a re still leaving. T he la st of no service next S unday in th e eve­ h ard clim b o v er, th e jagged rocks, force w hen I say we a re all deeply outdoors, as th ey appeal to th e to u r- 1 lived in C alifornia, w here Mr. P reston
seem ed to be a harm o n io u s se ttin g in ap p reciativ e of th e kindly forethought ist. T hese films will be av ailab le for owned a p a rt of the fam ous S tanford
th e L orena T rickey h o rses w ere ta k en } ning.
th e p ictu resq u e scene. P ro b ab ly th e w hich m ade th e d ay's p leasu re p o s­ th e use of com m unity, civic, sports., ranch. H ere th e two boys died and
out W ednesday.
n ex t point of in te re s t w as w here we sible.
m a n ’s, or any o th e r clubs or o rg a n i­ the little d au g h ter w as born. Mrs.
Zion Evangelical Services.
Gresham Community Church. Bible crossed th e W hite riv e r alm o st d i­
zations th a t w ill spread th e gospel of P resto n did not like the south and th e
T he S unday school of th e Zion
Standard.
rec tly ea st of th e m ountain. T his riv ­
O regon's outdoors w hpre It will be of holdings th e re w ere sold. T he c a ttle
Methodlst Episcopal Church.
E v angelical ch u rch will he held Sun- j T he Sunday school of the G resham er is said to be a tre a c h e ro u s stream
The
follow
ing
an
n
o
u
n
cem
en
ts
for
benefit to th e to u rist or th e p ro sp ec t­ w ere taken to th e m ines in M ontana
day a t 10 o’clock, follow ed by Eng- I*’b ' e S tan d ard ch u rc h w ill m eet a t 10 and changes Its co u rse as often as
and Mrs. P resto n and her baby lived
the M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch have ive m o to rist.
lish services at 11 o'clock from th e { ° c *oc*t > w « h p reach in g by th e Rev.
some people change th e ir m inds. It is been m ade by th e p asto r, Dr. Chas. W.
T h ese p ic tu res will be m ade and cir- with an a u n t In V ancouver. W ashing­
topic,
“W hat
W as
W rong
a t L a ri ( rook to follow a t 11. T h ere will of glacial orig in and Hows creeplngly
H
u
ett:
Bible
school
next
Sunday
at
cu
lated by Otto M. Jones, form er ton.
A th en s?” T he G erm an service w ill als0 be p reach in g a t 8 o’clock in the along, som ew hat u n ce rtain ly , over the
It w as in V ancouver, u nder th e m in­
ta k e place a t 11:50 and th e them e ! evening. P ra y e r m eetings a re held w h ite volcanic rock fo rm atio n s th a t 10 o’clo ck ; m o rning w orship nt 11 edu catio n al d irecto r of th e sta te gam e
istra
tio n s of H arvey K. H ines, m is­
w
ith
serm
on
by
th
e
p
asto
r
on
"T
he
:
com
m
ission,
w
ho
d
u
rin
g
his
Incum
­
w ill he, “ P e te r’s C onfession.” T he each W ednesday evening at 8.
are everyw here. T hese ro ck s are U nrecognized
C h r is t;”
E p w o rth i bency in office w ith th e gam e com ­ sio n ary an d pioneer p reach er, th a t
Rev. E. H orstm an n says, “F olk s w ho
much lig h ter in w eight th a n th ey L eague at 7 in th e evening for the m ission, m ade and p u t into c irc u la ­ Mrs. P resto n w as converted and Joined
T he closing of th e O utlook office for
do not w orship elsew here a re c o r­
w ould ap p ear, a large-sized rock young people of th e ch u rch and com - | tion m ore th an 24,000 feet of m otion th e M ethodist ch u rch of w hich she
a w hole day's ou tin g by th e force
dially invited.”
w eighing b ut a few pounds.
m utiity; a le ctu re serm on at 8 o'clock 1 p ic tu res th a t w ere a g re a t fea tu re was a loyal m em ber for 60 years. This
d id n 't seem to h u rt an y o th e r b u si­
To go into th e d etails of th e Loop on "China and Beyond.” T his service I w ith th e clubs and o rg an izatio n s of was a tu rn in g point In her life. In
W hat has happened to th e G resham ness. We feared it would.
highw ay trip w ould tax th e patience of will be preceded by a b rief song se r- j not only Oregon but of neighboring h er girlhood she had learned to play
b all team ? Is it like th e ra in , th e re
o u r rea d ers, for th e trip m u st be taken vice of p o p u lar hym ns. Next T uesday sta te s and sta te s of th e ’A tlantic th e o rgan and w as h erself a good sin g ­
a in 't goin' to be no m o’? E xcept in
B. H. Conkle, b ro th er of Mrs. Ja s. to be ap p reciated . A fter a sh o rt stop
er. H er ta le n t w as freely given to the
evening at 7:45 th e official board w ill coast.
th e early sp rin g th e re h a s n 't been S terling, w ho has been for th e p ast
at G overnm ent C am p, we proceeded on m eet in th e p a sto r's study.. On W ed- i T h ro u g h th is d ep artm en t, an affilia- church w hich she loved and her s e r ­
even a k id ’s gam e th a t we have heard th re e y ea rs p rin cip al of th e M cLaugh­
to T o llg ate for luncheon. T his sto p ­ nesday th e W om en’s Home M issionary tion w ill be m ain tain ed w ith th e vices w ere so u g h t not only w here she
of. The Outlook would like to get r e ­ lin high school at M ilton, O regon, has
ping place would alm o st vie w ith society will hold Its re g u la r m o nthly spo rtsm en of th e sta te who a re vitally lived but a t relig io u s g ath erin g s in
p o rts of gam es In th is p a rt of the been chosen p rin cip al of th e Medford
E agle Creek, w ere it not for th e fact m eeting, going to Dodge P ark fo r th e In terested in th e fishing and h u n tin g schoolhouses and chapels fur and
county.
high school and has accepted.
of w ate r being a b it unhandy. I t w as occasion, w h ere a picnic d in n er w ill of Oregon and th e outdoor re c re a tio n ­ near. She was also a carefu l stu d en t
dipped up cold and p u re from th e Zig- be enjoyed. T hose going by autom o- al ad v an tag es in general. T hrough the of th e Bible and a successful teach er
zag riv er and b ro u g h t to cam p, a dis- b t| e a re af)k,,d (0 c a || t b(, p arso n ag e if sp o rtsm a n ’s o rg an izatio n s an u nlim it- In th e Sunday school. T here are m any
tan ce of p erh ap s a couple hundred tbpy can (ak e o th ers, *before tra in j ed am o u n t of benefit may be derived In F airview and G resham who rem em ­
feet. Mr. and Mrs. St. ( l a i r had ,jme a t 9;5o_ o n T h u rsd ay evening In th is b ro ad castin g to th e w orld Or- ber her as th e ir teach er. She was a
th o u g h tfu lly sacrificed tw o of th e ir the m id-w eek Bervice of Bible study egon’s w onderful offerings In fish and su b scrib er to th e Pacific C h ristian Ad­
finest chickens for th is occasion and and p ra y e r w ill be held.
j gam e and outdoor rec re atio n al a d ­ vocate d u rin g p rac tica lly all of its ex­
th ese, w ith m any o th er good th in g s
vantages. This d ep artm en t, like th e istence.
and topped ofT w ith a w aterm elon,
I ra n k Moore, who h as suffered en tire Motor association, will develop
Mr. P resto n w as successful in his
w ere attack ed in a v alien t m an n er. from p ara ly tic stro k es d u rin g th e past Jn d lrect r a t |„ to the su p p o rt given It
m ining o p eratio n s and w as considered
T o llg ate w as fo rm erly u nder a p r i­ few m onths, had a fall la st S atu rd ay by those who a re Interested, not alone
of the new
a w ealthy m an, b u t th ro u g h th e dis­
vate fran ch ise and m ark ed th e place night, b reak in g a rib and inflicting | n th e ir personal w elfare when on th e
honesty of a p a rtn e r he lost all th a t
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w here toll w as exacted of th o se pass- painful in ju ries.
highw ays of the state, b ut In th e d e­ he had acq u ired and It was n ecessary
velopm ent of th e sta te as a w hole as a to begin again to build up a co m peten­
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| to u ris t’s haven and a g rea t outdoor cy. T he fam ily lived from about 1870
Gas Heated
Electric Driven
playground.
to 1883 a t F airview , la te r on th e old
T h ere is no denying th e fact th a t T ropo place In th e W ilkes d istrict.
the d u b is en titled to unlim ited su p ­ They moved to the L lnnem ann farm In
p o rt In su ch w orthy endeavors to 1883 and In 1885 bought the 20-acre
serve th e public and to build up O re­ farm n ear G resham known as th e S ta ­
gon. T he clu b exislts en tirely upon ' pleton farm . They sold th is place and
its m em bership, and like all d u b s or lived for a few y ea rs a t E agle Creek,
Some new arrivals in all wool
o rg an izatio n s is no stro n g er th a n its w here Mr. P resto n died. Mrs P re s­
Dress Flannel«, colored
m em bership will m ake It.
to n ’s la st y ea rs w ere sp e n t In G resh ­
striped combinations, 32 in.
T his new expansion and service Is am.
yard .......................... $1.95
in direct keeping with th e clu b 's p ol­
It w as in th e '70s and '80s th a t Mrs.
icy ot being "th e only o rg an izatio n
P re sto n ’s y ea rs of g re a te st activ ity
in th e sta te th a t directly concerns It­
In th e ch u rch w ere spent. W ith ten
self w ith p ro tectin g and fo rw ard in g
A A H
or tw elve points on the Powell V alley
th
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Colors, black, henna, brown
s
often engaged w eeks at a tim e in a s ­
FACITM SYSTEM
and fawn, priced at $2.95
R E. Cannon and sons a re enjoying sistin g In revival m eetings. H ere she
a few days' outing at W aldport. They w orked w ith th e fam ilies of Dr. J. P.
a re th in k in g of going to S easide later. Pow ell, Cathey. Menzies. D unbar, Rob­
e rts and o th ers. Ail w ere good sin g ­
Please Cui I for your September
Card of Thanks.
ers and w ith Mrs. P resto n a t th e o r­
Designers
W e w ish to ex p ress o u r ap p reciatio n gan th e re w as su re to be good m usic.
of th e kindly sym pathy and u n d e r­
stan d in g show n by the people of the T he m em ories of th ese active y ears
with every W asher sold during this sale
com m unity In our late bereav em en t In w ere precious to h er and she often re­
the death of our loved one, Mrs. Mary peated h er ex p erien ces to h er ch ild ren
P re sto n , to all (hose who assisted In and h er frien d s.
the service and for the b eau tifu l floral
offerings.
Will th e p ossibility of g ettin g 60
H arry W. P reston. Mr. and Mrs.
“The House of Quality"
Geo. B. P reston, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. m iles to th e gallon by th e use of the
T. P re sto n and fam ily, Mrs. F lo r­ new sy n th e tic fuel reduce th e coet of
ence Cleveland
D onald,
Mrs.
Phone 1411
Gresham
A nnie B enjam in B uker, Mrs. C a r­ m otoring or will It Increase th e m ile­
rie B enjam in Costello, Mrs. C. O. age of th e av erag e m o to rist tw o o r
V inton and Mrs. O. B. B ourhill.
th re e hu n d red per cen t?
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