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be in T ro u td ale Monday. D ecem ber 28,
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POWELL VALLEA
to interview p rospective pupils a t th e
Mr. and Mrs. M. L en n artz gave a I home of Mrs. Mary P arso n s. She re-
T he fu n eral services for th e late
b irth d ay d in n er on T uesday evening in t ceived her m usical education in th e
E rick A nderson will be held Sunday
honor of th re e te ac h ers of th e school M inneapolis co n serv ato ry of m usic.
aftern o o n at 2 o'clock at th e Swedish
whose b irth d ay s all fall in December. Shu is a m em ber of th e Oregon Com-’
M ission church, the Rev O. J. W ilner
They w ere Mrs E dith Mayer, Miss p o ser's club and h er sacred song,
in ch a rg e of the services. Interm ent
D orothy B orth
an d
Miss
Mabel “ P a ra d ise ” w as rec en tly p resen ted at
w ill be m ade in D ouglas, cem etery,
B arnes. O ther g u ests w ere th e Rev. a M ethodist ch u rch in P o rtlan d .
w ith all arran g e m en ts in th e hands of
and Mrs. E. W. W ithnell and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja s. D ellinger from J. E. M etzger. Mr. A nderson died
P rin cip al P. D. Oleman of the O rient K ent, Oregon, sp en t th e w eek-end w ith
Monday evening at his Pow ell Valley
school, Mrs. Olem an an d Miss V era Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. P arish .
home w here he had resided for the
"ish to extend to our patrons our
McCabe, te ac h er in th e school. Mrs.
Miss Jo h a n n a B u rn s is hom e to tak e past 18 years. T he fu n eral was de
L enn artz w as assisted in serv in g by
best
w ishes for happiness at this time
care of h er m o th er, Mrs. M arg aret layed to perm it th e atten d a n ce of r e l
her d au g h ter, Anna, who is at home
of
the
year,
and in the spirit of the occa
ativ
es
from
A
berdeen.
W
ashington.
B urns, who had a sev ere fall th e 14th
from W illam ette U niversity for the
sion,
we
offer
to you our services, which we
T h ere w ill be no S unday school at
of D ecem ber. Mrs. B u rn s is still co n
| holidays. A p le asa n t evening • w as
i' fined to h e r bed.
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th e Sw edish M issio n 'c h u rc h Sunday
have
always
endeavored to render valu
spent w ith m usic and radio.
T he Sunday school had its C h rist m orning, b u t th e re g u la r preach in g
able in the past.
O rient school closed T h u rsd ay w ith
serv ice will be held at 11 o’clock. The
i ap p ro p riate exercises by the ch ildren, m as exercises last S unday d u rin g th e
p asto r w ill speak from th e w ords.
j who received C h ristm as gifts. It will Sunday school hour.
F ear not, little flock." He w ill preach
The T ro u td ale com m unity C h rist
reopen on Ja n u a ry 4. T he school is
again at 7:30 in th e evening from the
m
as
tre
e
w
as
held
in
th
e
city
hall
m aking good p ro g ress u n d er th e care
them e, “T he Sword of th e P rin ce of
i W ednesday evening. T he program
of an efficient group of teach ers.
Peace.”
w as fu rn ish ed by th e school ch ildren,
Mrs. Sarah Hiatt Dies; Aged 96.
w hich w as g rea tly enjoyed by all.
Missionary Society Has Good Year.
The sum m ons of death cam e T u es
Miss L illian W allace visited a few
The Home and F o reig n M issionary
day to an old resid en t of th e P leasan t days th is w eek a t th e hom e of Mrs. society at Powell Valley, of w hich
Home locality, Mrs. S arah Ann H iatt, M arg aret B urns.
Mrs. C. A. L indgren is p resid en t, has
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who a t th e age of 96 y ea rs q u ietly
L um ber has been fu rn ish ed by th e ju st com pleted a profitable and in te r
passed out, leaving behind her p le a s
d istric t for new tables and benches to esting y ea r of w ork. T he m em bers Day the solem n M exicans celeb rate in conies to receive g ifts w hich a re giv
a n t m em ories of a life of love and u n
serv e th e hot lunches on. Much cred it have co n trib u ted to v ario u s good e n th e ir own quiet, sin cere way, th e h o li en by the precession of "R eyer M agos"
selfishness in service for others. F or
est day of th e year. E very child w ears
is due R. D. H ew itt, th e p rincipal te rp rise s d u rin g th e year as th e fol th e C h ristin as ¡lower, w hen he is seen w hich passes th ro u g h th e stre e ts on
the p ast 20 y ea rs she had m ade her
th a t night.
low
ing
rep
o
rt
will
show
of
th
e
d
is
who m ade th e tab les and seats.
upon th e stree ts.
home w ith h er son, Sam uel Bacon, and
! T hose a re th e w ays in w hich th e
b u rsem en t of th e ir fu n d s: to th e d ea
Each year Yale University gives
From D ecem ber 19th u n til th e 25th M exicans and th e S p an ia rd s celeb rate
Mrs. Eda H ubbard is helping the
fam ily n ea r P lea san t Home. Besides
coness chapel fund, $3; th e Columbia tin y sing th e litany of C hristm as. th e ir C h ristm as. They a re different
a scholarship to the student ’ ced
postm aster, J. S. H udson, d u rin g th e
th
is
son
she
is
survived
by
two
d
au
g
h
conference hom es for th e aged, $21.75: Eaeli house erects a new dais on from our w ays and yet in som e w ays,
ing financial assistance. J
R.
te rs, Mrs. S arah F ran ces Cline, of C h ristm as rush.
Prentice won it. He is the
,.d-
room at h ea d q u arte rs, $7.55; m issio n w hich tlie p ain t scenes of th e Journey they a re sim ilar. At least, no m a tte r
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
W
aite
a
re
on
th
e
P lea san t Home, and Mrs. Lucy Kotz-
son of John D. Rockefeller
; i«
a ry ca le n d ars, $2; Miss A nna O lson's of Jo sep h and Mary. In th is period how It is celeb rated , the sam e re v e r
working as a telephone operator to
m an, of Bend, Oregon. She also leaves sick list for th e p ast week. Mrs. salary , $25; Miss Olson is th e head they c a rry out a cerem ony w hich ence is given th e day by M exicans.
seem s very odd to us. N ear evening S p an iard s, and A m ericans.
pay his way through college.
11 g ran d c h ild ren , 21 g re a t-g ra n d c h il Lydia O stran d is at th e ir hom e to care n u rse of a hospital in C hina; A frica household processions a re form ed.
for
them
a
few
days.
dren, four g rea t-g rea t-g ra n d ch ild re n
THE ( E lE lllt V I ln V of
m ission, $5; C hristinas ch eer fund. $5; Eacl> m em ber of th e fam ily, eacii
Mr. and Mrs. P. B anacci a re th e
T he fo re st service believes th a t by and a host of friends. T he fu n eral
( HltlSTM IS.
B ethphage m ission, $15; seam en 's serv an t, and each invited guest tak es
(Amy N oreen)
p ro p er cu ttin g a tree s could be pro w ill be held S atu rd ay at 1 o'clock at proud p are n ts of a baby boy, born De m ission in S eattle, $10; Jew ish m is his place. T hey m arch about th e c o r
rid o rs w ith lighted can d les and sing
cem ber 19. They have nam ed him
C h ristm as is a day for all. T here
sion, $5; hospital in China, $10; con litanies. Wax figures of th e V irgin would
vided for every fam ily in A m erica, the C ottrell com m unity ch u rch , w ith
he an em pty feeling Indeed, if
Joseph
E
dw
ard.
interm en t in Cliffside cem etery at Bull
and
of
Je
su
s
a
re
c
a
rrie
d
a
t
the
head
tin g e n t fund, $3.10; India m ission, $5
we could not look forw ard to Its cele
w ithout harm in g th e fu tu re fo rest
T h ere will be a dance in th e city
i>f
the
procession,
and
every
door
th
a
t
Run. T he Rev. D. M. C athey will
T he p resid en t of the society ex
bratio n each year. C h ristm as Day is
crop. They also point out (h at one preach th e fu n eral serm on. The r e .h all S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 26,
is passed is knocked upon as though
pressed ap p reciatio n to those who so in an effort to gain adm ittance. F in a l held in com m em oration of th e birth of
fo rest fire often destroys m ore young m ains a re a t the u n d ertak in g e sta b given by G igray B ro th ers.
kindly gave of th e ir m eans to help ly th e procession passes into th e our Saviour, and though festiv als may
vary in some resp ects, th e one g rand
tree s th a n th e en tire an n u a l C h rist lishm ent of J. E. M etzger.
Mrs. Alice C o u rter sp e n t th e w eek
along th is w orthy cause. Eleven new chapel (w hich is a p art of m ost of th e and essen tial cau se we have in com
m as tre e h arv est, and urg e th a t those
end w ith h er s is te r. Mrs. J. A. L a rs
m em bers have been added to th e roll houses of th e rich e r c la ss). T hen an mon.
who a re in te reste d in fo rest co n ser
son.
anthem is sung, m ass is said, th e p ro
TROUTDALE
of th e society d u rin g th e p ast year.
T he C h ristm as songs and carols
cession disbanded, and th e sleepy ch il
vation should devote th e ir energies to
At the re g u la r m eeting of th e T ro u t
never go out of style. Every C h rist
dren
a
re
at
la
st
allow
ed
to
go
to
bed.
the m ain issue of preventing forest
Daisy B eatrice Bevans, m usic te a c h dale E astern S ta r c h a p te r, w hich m et
inas one is th rilled again and again
LAIR VIEW
T his is by no m eans th e la st of the by h e a rin g "S ilent N ight,” or some
fires.
er, com poser and w rite r of lyrics, w ill la st S atu rd ay evening, Mr. and Mrs.
M exican’s
C h ristm as
celeb ratio n s. o th er b eautiful C h ristm as hymn.
S unday m orning w orship a t the A nother p o p u lar festival is the day of
E arl T eg a rt w ere elected w orthy m a t
It is In terestin g to note the differ
ron and w orthy p atro n for th e com ing Sm ith M em orial P re sb y teria n church Ju d a s Iscario t, th e ap o stle who be ence in th e » ce leb ratio n of th is g re a t
year. T he re tirin g w o rth y m atron, will begin at 11 o’clock w ith a s e r trayed Je su s for th irty pieces of s il day all over th e w orld. In the north,
Mrs. E lizabeth M arkell,
presented mon by th e p asto r from th e them e, ver. On this day every child and man the ground is u su ally w hite w ith a
ca rrie d a figure of Ju d as. T he fig
each of her officers w ith a su itab le “T he M eaning of Tim e." T he c h il u res vary in size, acco rd in g to the b lanket of snow . Homes a re d e c o ra t
ed with holly and ev erg reen s, and ev
d
ren
's
program
w
hich
w
as
postponed
C h ristm as gift. T he in sta lla tio n of the
m eans an d size of th e ow ner. Many ery th in g has a w intry aspect. T he
will be given at th e m orning service. •Ju d ases” a r e suspended from b a l ch ild ren enjoy playing in th e snow
new officers w ill be Ja n u a ry 4.
T he p asto r of th e ch u rch , th e Rev. conies and from lum p-posts th ro u h - w ith th e ir sleds an d snow shoes.
th e cities. At 10 o'clock in the
E. R. D. ilolleiisted, at th e beginning out
But, do th e so u th e rn people cele
m orning, a bell is ru n g in th e church.
of
the
new
year,
w
ill
com
m
ence
his
T his is a sig n al to th e citizen s to set b rate? Yes, Indeed they do. E v er
SMITH
fifth y ear of service as p asto r a t F a ir- fire to th e figures, w hich explode. g reens, holly, a n d -m is tle to e are th e
MEMORIAL
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A lter the explosion th e re is a g rea t d ecorations in th e south us w ell as In
view.
rejoicing as if it w ere th e real death the north. B ut w hat ta k es th e place
of sk a tin g and sleig h rid in g ? Down by
of the tra ito r, Ju d as.
OTHER (HKISTMASES.
th e so u th e rn beaches, b ath ers and te n
(D aisy Daly)
As th e cerem ony Is u su ally th e last nis p lay ers have a good tim e in the
To us C h ristm as is a joyous tim e of one in th e Holy Week, th e gifts are sunshine.
F A lltV IE W , OKE.
gifts an d p resen ts, reu n io n s
and presen ted in th e follow ing week, u su
E very C h ristm as celeb ratio n has a
h ea rty g reetin g s, and of th e tinseled ally on J a n u a ry sixth. It Is a solem n noise. In the n o rth, th e jin gle of
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED.
Minister
C h ristm as tre e decked w ith candies p rese n tatio n , n ot like our own jolly sleigh b ells and th e p ealin ’: of church
and candles. To us it is th e day of C h ristm as; b u t p erh ap s o u r S an ta hells can be heard, h i the south fire
Sunday Morning Worship, 11 A. M,
C h rist’s b irth , a day to be celeb rated C laus’ p rete n se seem s ns odil to the w orks a re used, and in th e evening the
in th e h ap p iest way possible. P e r M exicans as th e ir solem n proceeding Im pression of a second F o u rth of Ju ly
haps th e tho u g h t has n ever o ccurred seem s to u s.
is given.
to some of us th an in an o th e r land,
In Spain c e le b ra tio n s a re as sin
Did and wiling alike enjoy C h rist
th is holiday could be celeb rated dif cere, hut not as solem n as those of inas. T he y o u n g sters look fo rw ard to
feren tly th a n in o u r own way. In th e M exicans, T hey c e le b ra te by hav it as a tim e when m any of th e ir w ish
S unny Spain and in Mexico th is Is so. ing splendid C h ristm as leasts. Even es com e tru e. S an ta C laus seldom
T h ere no C h ristin as tre e may be th e poorest have a good d in n er on th is d isap p o in ts anyone.
found; no beloved S an ta C laus slides evening. A fter th e feast, m usicians
C h ristin as conies hut once a year,
down th e chim neys to fill w aiting play th e g u ita rs, and th e rev elers sing md though the custom s of o bservance
toe kings.
and dance u n til m idnight. Then every lifter In various p a rts of th e w orld,
In Mexico C h ristm as Is a revered person In S pain goes Into his ch u rch , th ere should he one th o u g h t fixed in
day of w orship. No friv o lities of h a p and th e m ass “del G allo" is said. On o u r h e a rts : God is in his heaven, let
piness a re countenanced. From th e th is evening, too, th e ch ild ren put th e re he peace upon e a rth and good
12th of Decem ber un til New Y ears th e ir Utile shoes out upon the b a l will to w ard s all m ankind.
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H A IN E S C IT Y
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!LE in your mind a municipality whose
•s are in the composite the most de-
feund in a group of cities. (oniparc
>' with the image of a perfect city.
H aines
J hey a ie th e sam el
C ompare Haines City with the i.leal from a point
o f transportation. Railways and many highways
make th eir central location pc iect.
Compare living facilities, Haines City and the
ideal city each have excellent drinking w ater,
good schools, njany churches, lakes, hills, and,
above ail, a desirable class of people whose
thought is for the betterm ent of their community.
Each is built on a solid foundation. Each of
them is clean.
Compare values. Haines City’s real estate prices
have provided one of the finest investm ent centers
in h lorida, by being now below intrinsic values.
Those of the ideal city are the same.
Compare Haines City with the Ideal city. They
are identical!
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