Gresham outlook., November 27, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
FKIIKV, NOVEMBER 87, 1925
PAGE THREE
Musical “Cinderella«”
Bazaar and Chicken Dinner
START YOUR “SUCCESS BALL” A ROLLIN’
a t th e P le a s a n t H om e M. E. C h u rch
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 28
Sale Begins a t 5 o 'clock.
D inner at 5:30
BY BUILDING U ? YOUR
“LOOSE CHANGE” PILE
INTO A SUBSTANTIAL
BANK ACCOUNT . . . .
A G» mm 1 P r o e m i l i F r e e of Charge
A d u lts 50c
CORBETT
C h ild ren u n d e r 12, S ic
TROUTDALE
—just naturally
Miss M arg aret H icky. of P o rtlan d ,
I was a w eek-end g uest in th e hom e of
1 her uncle, Ja m es Ellis.
T he p arty given by Colum bia g ran g e
I w as atten d ed by a larg e crow d w hich
| seem ed to enjoy th e affair.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F red Wood-
| w ard S atu rd ay m orning, a baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben K nieriem of P o rt-
I land w ere S unday v isito rs in th e home
| of th e fo rm er's fa th e r. Geo. K nieriem .
In th e b ask etb all sam e betw een
I O rien t and C olum bia stu d en ts th e la t­
te r w ere victors.
A n um ber of friends of Mrs. T hom as
- at the sign of the
Low gave a su rp rise p a rty for her
Monday evening, th e occasion being
her birthday,
A num ber of m em bers of th e South
Gate E a ste rn S tar c h a p te r visited th is
ch ap ter last S atu rd ay evening. At th e
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close of th e eveuiug a delicious ch ick ­
Photo shows Miss Marion Tally, left, and Miss Mary Lewis,
en pie supper w as served. T he pies
Metropolitan’s new star singers. The rise of these two mid-western
girls to stellar roles in America’s great shrine of music is a story
were m ade by Mrs. Alma B ram hall,
of ecu rage
’twill make a financial backer
who received m any com plim epts on
the pies.
The T ro u td ale Sunday school is
—you’ll appreciate
MUCH A C TIV ITY SHOW N
POWELL VALLEY
steadily in creasin g in num ber. Last
BY C O U -.MUIAN H IG H
Sunday th e re w ere 38 present. Many
ARBOLEDA
The H ome and F oreign M issionary I
THRIFT BUILDERS”
m ore are expected next Sunday. E v­
society w ill hold a m eeting a t th e 1
(By H igh School R ep o rter.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C. S m ith w ith eryone Is invited to atten d . T h ere are
Sw edish L u th e ra n ch u rch next Sun- 1
An exciting gam e of b ask et ball w as th e ir son and d a u g h te r of P o rtlan d services every Sunday evening a t 7:30
day evening at 7 o’clock to w hich a ll I
! played betw een th e boys of th e Sandy w ere T h an k sg iv in g day g u ests of Mrs o'clock. Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted is
a r e invited. A P o rtlan d choir is ex­
pastor.
and Colum bian high schools last F riday S m ith 's p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
pected to be p rese n t and Mr. Vallen. a
night. Sandy won by a m arg in of C hurch.
T hose who attended the M ultnomah
L E T US BE
soloist, w ill ren d e r a selection. T he
th re e points, th e score being 18 to 15.
Miss C h ristin e S peich in g er of Spo County Council at Rockwood from
Rev. Mr. L o rrim an will speak and the
Berney w as th e high point man. for kane. W ashington, is visiting h er sis here w ere Mrs. Je ssie H ailey, th e p res­
services of th e evening w ill be in
C olum bian, sco rin g 8 points.
On ter, Mrs. D. W. B rid g efarm er. Miss ident Mrs. E. Shroy, Mrs. A. D. K en­
E nglish.
Coffee and cake will be
th e sam e evening th e Colum bian S peichinger in ten d s leaving th e la st of dall, Mrs. M. B. McGinnis, Mrs. C. I.
served at th e close of th e program .
g irls lost to Sandy g irls 40 to 13. th e w eek for San F rancisco.
T hom as and Mrs. L. A. H arlow . They
W e h a v e e le c tric a l a p p lia n c e s of ev ery k in d su ite d fo r th e
S unday g u ests at th e hom e of Mr. Sandy served Colum bian a delicious
Mrs. J. C. F in n ell w as su rp rise d rep o rt th a t they enjoyed th e m eeting
m o d ern hom e, a n d th e y a re
an d Mrs. C. A. L indgren w ere Mr. and supper.
T he la tte r left w ith full Monday evening by a num ber
very m uch and also th e delicious
M rs. M iller R ogers, from A laska, who stom achs and a feeling of good will frien d s who called to co n g ra tu la te her lunch w hich was served by th e R ock­
a re spending the w inter in P o rtlan d , tow ard Sandy high.
upon h er b irth d ay . Games w ere en wood circle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A rsom it, of S eattle,
On S atu rd ay evening th e ad u lts joyed d u rin g the evening and refre sh
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Baveridge and
T h ey a re a lso th e b e st so lu tio n of th e problem of
and Mr. and Mrs. K arl Condt, of P o rt­ played O rient a d u lts and defeated m ents w ere served at a late hour.
Mrs. H a rry Young of P o rtlan d w ere
land. T he th re e ladies a re sisters. them 18 to 15. The Colum bian M idgets
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge F o rtn e r and S unday v isito rs at th e L. A. H arlow
Miss M yrtle A nderson spent th e usual lost to th e O rient M idgets 13 to 9
fam ily w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs home.
w eek-end a t h er home.
T he sen io rs are expecting th e ir H arry R andall of L ents, on T h an k s
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r circle w ill give
C om e in a n d see th em .
No o b lig a tio n to buy
class rin g s and pins in th e near fu ­ giving day.
an en tertain m en t, November 30. The
Services w ill be held as u sual at th e
Hlectrlc Store
ture.
T he A rboleda Im provem ent club program w ill consist of read in g s by
M ission ch u rc h on the com ing Sunday !
Electric Building
S pan ish I gave a p arty W ednesday. h *ld its re g u la r m eeting on T h u rsd ay Mrs. W alter Johnson and m usical
and on T uesday evening, D ecem ber 1, .
j A S panish program w as given and November 19, in th e clubhouse. A fter num bers.
P o p u lar prices will be
th e young people’s society w ill m eet ,
, S panish ea ts w ere served.
Many th e business m eeting a card p arty w as charged.
for its re g u la r m eeting a t th e hom e of I
novel gam es w ere played.
enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H orn
Mr. and Mrs. A. I). K endall attended ïiiiHiiituiDiiiiiiniiii(]iiiiiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiit)iiiiiiiiiiii(iiNiiiiiiiii[]iiiiiiiiiiii()iiiiiiiiiiii(]iiiiiiiiiiiiaMiiiiiiuuaiuiHiiiiiic]iiiiniiË
Jo n a s N elson.
A basket ball gam e Is scheduled ecker w ere h o st and hostess for th e the an n u a l T hanksgiving rose show a t
T he Home and F oreign M issionary w ith Cascade Locks for S atu rd ay evening.
the M ultnom ah hotel Monday evening.
society w ill m eet th e first W ednesday night. A good gam e is assured.
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. S a te r and daugh
Dr. Jam es Robinson and wife and
in D ecem ber w ith Mrs. A nna Nord- ’ Many form er g rad u ates w ere home te r D orothy w ere th e d in n er g u ests
Mr. and Mrs. P aul H ubble and son,
blom. All m em bers a re req u ested to I fo r T han k sg iv in g vacation.
M onday ^veiling of Mf and Mrs Jam es, of P o rtlan d , w ere v isito rs S at-
be p resen t as th is Is the an n u a l husi-
Floyd H alladay.
urdey a t Mrs. E unice Robinson's home.
liess m eeting.
Get the classified ad. habit.
Miss F lo ren ce A rnot, who is atten d Miss M axine Robinson retu rn ed with
ing th e S tate N orm al school a t Mon­ Dr. Robinson and fam ily to spend the
are so popular
m outh, is spending the w eek-end w ith week-end.
because
they give
her uncle and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. F. L
T he L ad ies’ Aid will give an e n te r - '
Bourne. Miss Vivien A rnot of P o rt ta in m en t and sale th is year, th e first
land is also v isitin g at th e B ourne S atu rd ay in D ecem ber, th e 5th, in ­
stead of th e usual bazaar. T he sale
On Old I.in u e iiia n n F a rm , L in n e m a iin J e t,, Mil«* W est G re sh am residence.
Mrs. J. C. F in n ell and sm all son left will consist of donated article s, th e re
W ednesday
m o rn in g
for
several will be a candy booth, and a sale of
SOLD BY
w eeks' visit w ith Mrs. F in n e ll's m o th ­ lunches instead of the usual su p p e r.j
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Sale to Commence 1» A. M.
Free Lunch at Noon er, Mrs. R. P. H opper, who resides An ex cellen t e n tertain m en t is being
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n ea r M arshfield.
p rep a re d including an “old folks con­
Mr. an d Mrs. P e te r B organ w ere the c e rt.”
A sm all adm ission will be
d inner g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde charged.
4 Registered Jersey Bulls, one year old. 1 Registered Jersey Bull, two months E vans on T h an k sg iv in g day.
Miss M arjorie K endall visited w ith
«»Id. 2 K«sristered Jersey Helfers, two years old. 1 Jersey Heifer, 2 years old,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke and fam i­ her sister, Mrs. Ju liu s L am pert for the
eligible to registration. I Jersey Helfer. 1 year old. 1 Registered Jersey Cow,
imported from Isle of Jersey, bred to Grand Champion Bull. International ly w ere g u ests Sunday a t th e home of p ast week.
Stock Show, iresh December Mh. 2 Grade Brown-Swiss Heifers, Is months G. E. L ocke in P o rtlan d .
old. 1 tirade Durham Cow. 26 White Leghorn Chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke and c h il­
a
PLEASANT VALLEY
T hese Cows and C hickens w ill be sold by R. F. T ubbs of M ilwaukie, Oregon
d ren sp e n t T h an k sg iv in g day a t the
home of Mr. L ocke's m other, Mrs.
On Monday evening th e official
Alice Locke, in P o rtlan d .
board of th e com m unity church met
2 High Grade Jersey Cows, 3 years old. bred to Poppy's Olga’s Pride,
and m ade up the budget for the com ­
fresh November 5th and April 5th, 1926.
ing year and tran sa cted th e business
T hese Cows are to be sold by K. H annem an of C orbett, Oregon
FAIRVIEW
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for the past q u a rte r. T he tim e of the
ext board m eeting has been set for
A reception w as held for th e new
A-No. 1 Team of H orses, good and tru e, 9 y ears old, w eighing 3300 pounds. p asto r, th e Rev. H. R. Bowman, a t the the Monday before th e q u a rte rly con­
Good Team of H orses w eighing 2600 pounds. Good Milk Cow. 2 S ets of M ethodist ch u rch in F airview T u es­ ference.
H eavy W ork H arness. 2 W agons. 2 D eering B inders. One 7-foot, one 6-foot, day evening. A b u sin ess m eeting w as
Sunday school will convene a t 10
D IG N IF IE D AND PLACID
both in splendid shape. 2 John D eere G rain D rills, one 5-foot and one 6-foot.
clock, follow ed by p reach in g ser
both alm ost new. D eering Mower. C ham pion Mower. 2 Hay R akes in good also held in connection with th e r e ­
is the service; beautifully fitting is each
condition. 2 E u rek a P otato P la n te rs. 2 John D eere Riding C u ltiv ato rs in ception at w hich tim e officers w ere vice at 11:15. T h ere will be no p rea ch ­
splendid shape. W alking C ultivator. Pugh P o tato D igger. 2 O liver Plow s. elected for th e S unday school for the ing in th e evening.
detail
of the ceremony. Our professional
H arro w , 3 sections. H arrow , 2 sections. S p rin g Tooth H arrow . Black com ing year. T hose who w ill serve
T h e m em bers of the L adies Aid will
care
of
the occasion shows our sincere
H aw k M anure S p reader, alm o st new. Cider Mill. F our H ay F o rk s and
C a rrie rs. 100 feet rope, and a lot of sm all im plem ents and tools. Few tons a re Eli S urface, su p e rin te n d e n t; Mrs. hold a su p p er and b azaar on th e eve­
solicitude.
of good hay.
T his is an e x tra o rd in a ry good lot of m ach in ery R achel A nderson, a s s is ta n t su p e rin ­ ning of Decem ber 4. A program will
te n d en t; Clyde P eterso n , se creta ry p recede th e supper.
and tr e a s u r e r ; Mrs. Shaffer, teach er
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Richey and fam ­
Gresham Funeral Parlors
1923 F ord Sedan, ru n 8000 m iles only looks and ru n s like new, as good of a d u lts; R achel A nderson, te ac h er ily of Boring, Oregon, w ere v isito rs at
as any new m achine.
of young people’s c la ss; Mrs. E li S u r­ th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K ester-
face, te ac h er of in term ed iate g irls; son. Sunday.
Mrs. L au ra B urlingam e, te ac h er of in ­
Mrs. C. B. Sim m ons of Ariel, W ash­
Range, H eating Stove, 2-burner Oil Stove, 3 -b u rn er Oil Stove, Good te rm ed ia te boys; Mrs. W ill Brooks, ington, visited w ith h er d au g h ter, Mrs.
&
& u n p ta fQ )ite e fir t-
W ashing M achine. Lots of Beds, C hairs, Dishes, and o th er household goods p rim a ry teach er.
F. S ag er, last week. John Lord of
too num erous to m ention.
P reach in g serv ices w ill be held a t the sam e place visited at th e S ager
C hew n
TERMS— Sum s of $20.00 or under, Cash. Over $20.00 six m o n th s' tim e w ith the F airview M ethodist ch u rch Sunday home.
in te re st at 8 per c e n t per annum on approved notes. Those d esirin g a t 9:45, follow ed by Sunday school a t
B. D. Bush and little d au g h ter Ruth
credit should apply to A. M eyers, F irst S tate Bank, G resham . Oregon,
10:45. '’’h ere will he no service In the of R am apo statio n w ere calle rs at the
p rio r to date of sale.
Typhoid Fever.
He should bo isolated u n til he is no
N. S ag er home, Monday.
evening. P ra y er m eeting will be held
C, E. S ager anil fam ily and C hester
W hat is th e cau se of typhoid fever? : longer a danger.
on W ednesday evening of each week.
Is typhoid fever p rev en tab le?
It is caused by a tTny germ , th e
T h e S unday m o rn in g w orship of th> McGrew and fam ily of L ents w ere
E n tirely so. Proper sa n ita ry m eas-
ca
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P.
Campbell
home
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W. S. WOOD A SONS. A u c tio n e e rs
A. M E Y E R S, C lerk
will begin at 11 o'clock Sunday w ith a Sunday evening
body of th e sick person. 11 e n ters by ! urea will p ro tect the com m unity ami
B. E. T u rn e r has retu rn ed from a way of th e m outh aud is elim inated Im m unization will p ro tec t th e Indi­
serm on by th e p a sto r, th e Rev. E. R.
vidual.
trip
to T illam ook, Oregon.
D. H ollensted, from th e them e, "God's
with the d isc h arg es of (lie body.
Wtiat is ttie m ost Im p o rtan t p rev en ­
The ladies of P lea san t Valley and
G lory." Sunday school will begin at
How do p ersons c o n tra ct typhoid
tive m easu re?
10 o'clock. T h ere will be a conference Rock Creek gave Miss B ertha Ever- fever?
D isinfection of the d isch arg es of the
of th e S unday school te ac h ers and of­ lieart a p re-n u p tial alum inum Shower
P rin cip ally by sw allow ing germ s
On Old Kelly Fiirm, ita ii Mil« South of Old Uh-iiMint Home
ficers S unday aftern o o n a t 3 o'clock at F riday at h er home. She received th a t have come from some case of Infected person, th u s stopping the in ­
fection a t its source.
typhoid fever.
the hom e of Mr. ami Mrs. D. W. Mc­ m any p resen ts.
Is th e re any m ethod of protection
Kay.
W hat a re th e m ain agencies by
ag
a in st typhoid fever as for sm allpox
w hich th e hacu ilu s Is sp read ?
LINNEMANN
Sal« Begin*» l:R0 I*. M. Sharp
By contam in ated food, w ater and and d ip h th e ria?
ROCKWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Sm ith e n te r­ m ilk; by fifes and c a rrie rs .
Yes, an ti-ty p h o id im m unization.
I w ill sell th e e n tir e h e rd of d a iry c a ttle fo rm e rly
la tte r's
b ro th er. Ed.
Sunday school w ill convene at the tained th e
How often should one be im m un­
ow ned by Mr. Y okuni, to g e th e r w ith all d a iry an d farm
How long does It tak e typhoid fever
ized?
Rockwood com m unity t hur< h at 10 H aw ker, of A lbany, on T hanksgiving. to develop? %
e q u ip m e n t, c o n s is tin g of
E very th re e years.
o'clock Sunday. T he preachin g s e r ­ O ther giH'Sfs at th e Sm ith horn»* w ere
II Grade .lersej ('n n s, fresh en in g M ar'h 1.
»ml
It varies from seven to fourteen
vice will be held at 7:30 in th e eve­ Mr. and Mrs. P. A. L erch and Mr. and days.
W hat a re th e re stric tio n s placed on
la te r : J e rs e y H e ife r 2 llu ls te in ( ahe**.
ning follow ing th e session of th e E p ­ Mrs. W illiam Roy, of P o rtlan d .
typhoid fever cases In O regon?
Blaek Brood Mare: Extraordinary Good Mare, »bout
W hat a re th e first sym ptom s?
w orth L eague at 6:45. P ray er m eet­
They m ust be rep o rted to the health
th e year« old; Set Heavy Work H arness.
H eadache,
nosebleed, bronchitis,
ing w ilk be held every T h u rsd ay eve­
Disc H a rro w , Iro n H a rro w , 3 -in ch W agon, w ith box;
LUSTED
relativ ely slow pulse, deafness, eru p - j d ep artm en t. P a tie n t m u st be isolated
until th e d isch arg es a re free from
ning. .
W agon, ru n n in g g e a r only. A bout 200 4-inch d ra in tjle,
tlon and continued fever.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S ester en tertain ed
typhoid germ s. Food p ro d u cts ca n n o t
The young people gave a program
14-inch Plow . 12-inch Plow . M ilk C ooler, Milk C ans,
W hat Is a typhoid c a rrie r?
and box social W ednesday evening for a t T h anksgiving d in n er Mr. and Mrs.
M ilk B o ttles, a n d m a n y o th e r a rtic le s a n d sm a ll to o ls too
A well person h arb o rin g th e germ be to ld by a typhoid convalescent or
th e purpose of raisin g funds with H ector Morgan, of .McMinnville, Miss of typhoid fever. He is a m enace to by a h ealth y c a rrie r.
n u m e ro u s to m e n tio n .
FO R D D E L IV E R Y CAR
w hich to p u rch ase e lec trica l arfvi p u l­ T helm a Senior and Miss E lizabeth th e com m unity, especially If he comes
TERMS— All sum s $20.0«» or under, Cash. Over $20.00 six m onths'
pit fixtures for th e new M ethodist S harp, two Linfield college girls, Miss in contact with food or milk supplies.
tim e w ith in te rest at 8 per cent on approved notes.
church. About $27 w ere realised in F lo ren ce B arton and Mr. Cook
niixk THINK
How can we detect c a rrie rs ?
all.
By
lab
o
rato
ry
exam
ination
of
feces
( ream Prices.
T he L adies Aid is p lan n in g a bazaar
TH E FARM ER -
and urine.
The Sandy Creamery la paying 58
to
be
held
at
th
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g
ran
g
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hall
in
R
ock­
It. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer
A. M EYERS, Clerk
W hat should be done w ith th e c a r ­
< enta at the creamery and 58 cents on
T he hope of Hit* N ation
wood on Decem ber 12
rie r?
the route for buttertat.—Adv.
BANK OF GRESHAM
YOUR SANTA CLAUS
MODERATE IN PRICE
CHRISTMAS GIVING
G a sc o B riq u ets
AUCTION SALE
No Ashes
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5
REGISTERED JERSEYS
£f . J
HIGH-GRADE JERSEYS
Horses, Cows, Farm Machinery
Ford Sedan
Household Goods
X
DHULST BROS., Owners
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3
THINK
CHAS. SEEBERGER, Owner
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PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.