Gresham outlook., January 22, 1926, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. là , NO. »I
G resham O utlook
FAIR ASSOCIATION
EXTENDS GROUNDS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, Mt LTXOMA11 COVXTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 192«
# 1.5H Per Year
Claims Settled
PO W E L L V A L L E Y GIRL
Rockwood Church
by Vegalene Co.
W IN S FIRST IN ST A T E Plans Celebration
PARENT-TEACHER
WORK IS GROWING
A pproval w as given to extend th e
It is som ew hat of a question w hat
The follow ing essay on " M a rk e t-! com m ercial ag ric u ltu re. N atu re gives ! T uesday night, Janus
fair grounds by the purch ase of a th e fu tu re of the V egalene com pany of
2®th. is I T he M ultnom ah County Council of
Ing
g
E leanor
us cotton of"«"»
and k wool,
and J hom e com ing night for tl
tra c t of about nine acres of land from Oregon is to be: It was organized in ell V won
alley for school
first M ilner
prize of In Pow-
th e ; clo,hing°
» ^ but we J dem
^ 8nd
P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n met
S bP _8UppU_88 US ch u rch - Som e o t the early p asto rs and | S atu rd ay . J a n u a ry 16, a t th e
J. N. C lanahan, a t the m eeting of the G resham about a y ear ago and w
M ultnom ah county fa ir board on
people who w ere in terested in tl
W ednesday evening, and th e com m it­
pro-
ch
u rch years
ago ° will be
be p present
ar | gram from s ta rt to finish w as unusu-
th e farm s in the m an u factu re of sev-
J “ *" u lr“ ,1K,lou' lb ’’
and provides for ns trees, but we w ant
‘>ars a«
resen t and
*
" * sponsored by th e m a rk e t- ' houses and fu rn itu re
tee on finance and budget w as in ­ eral com m ercial products, A num ber
Ung departm ent of th e P o rtlan d cham - | be d ev elo p ed ’by' manufatVuHng. " ,U8t tim e is prom ised to ’a l i r° U8,“ B ’ ° Od ' “ " y * " ° d ' T h* me<,,,n*8 “eem to b<>
stru cted to proceed w ith the necessary of claim s have been filed ag ain st the
grow ing b etter and m ore w orthw hile
ber of com m erce, and for w hich
p relim inaries.
A dvertising and selling helps m a r­
com pany which, so far, has done
The film “Roy of Mine" w ill be giv -I 8,1 ,h ‘‘ ,ln “ ’- AI1 the circles rep o rting
prize
of
$60
has
been
given
h
er:
keting a g rea t deal. N ew spapers en ­
It is understood th a t an agreem ent nothing in the way of organization
M arketing in g eneral may be de­ able people to keep in touch w ith w hat en at th e ch u rch Friday, Ja n u a ry 29, a re wW«-«wake. and “h ittin g on all
has alread y been reached w ith C lan­ w ith the exception of co n stru ctio n
fined as the sellin g and buying of o th ers a re doing. T hings change from u n d er th e auspices of th e Ladies Aid. fo u r.” as expressed by W. (). S haver.
ah an in th e m atter. This addition to work.
Several wooden ta n k s have
"Boy of Mine” is one of Booth T a r k - |
L ynch. H>e only man p resid en t.”
th e g rounds will m ake it possible to been erected, also the co ncrete base j^oods. F o r instance, th e farm er p ro ­ year to year and people w ant th e new. fngton’s w onderful child sto ries de-
MrB A - Taylor, of Powell valley,
duces
eggs.
m
ilk,
cream
,
apples,
p
o
ta­
P rogressive farm ers find out th at
co n stru c t a new race tra c k , fa rth e r for th e steel tank. O perations on the
p icting child life as m isunderstood by
an invitation to m eet w ith
n o rth than th e p resen t track , and to j prem ises ceased for lack of funds, it toes, g rain and hogs. He th en buys carefully planned ad v ertisin g pays.
its elders. One m inute will bring a ,b af *
the next m eeting night, the
w
hat
he
d
oesn't
produce
and
sells
m ake it stric tly sta n d ard , in creasing I *8 understood, also as the resu t of a
In» m ark etin g thqre a re resp o n si­ laugh and the next a sob. Anyone I th ,rd ^ '« r d a y ln March.
th e w idth of the trac k and reducing I m isunderstan d in g betw een th e differ- w hat he doesn't need for his family. bilities also, financing, in su ran c e and
Mrs C ressle Monical, presid en t of
It m ark etin g did not exist, we would speculation. The processes of both who has read any of Booth T ark tn g -
th e sh arp curves w hich a re dangerous I ent officials of th e com pany,
to n s plays or seen them on th e I ,bo
circle, in rep o rtin g extend-
have
n
eith
er
specialized
farm
ing
nor
producing and m ark etin g goods take screen, will not m iss seeing "Boy of I ' d a co rd ial invitation to any and all
to horses and drivers. I t is planned to
A ttorney C. G. Schneider has had
factory
industry.
tim e. Then m ark etin g goods is also Mine.”
m ake this one of th e finest half-m ile charg e of a num ber of claim s which
to v isit th a t school.
P roducts m ust be hauled by w ag­ quite expensive.
tra c k s on the coast.
w ere filed ag a in st th e co rporation and
Sunday,
J
a
n
u
a
ry
31.
th
e
dedication
L ynch, «he president rep o rted , has
In business th e different persons
The new tra c t extends n o rth to th e ln each case has been successful in ons or tru c k s front hundreds of farm s
services for th e new ly rem odeled orKanized seven d ep a rtm en ts: public
and
assem
bled
at
depots.
Then
they
have th eir certain duties as th e p ro d ­
section line, and lies approxim ately obtaining settlem en t for th e creditors.
ch u rch w ill be held. The Sunday w‘“lf“ re - “ «Kaalnes, lite ra tu re , d u b
800 feet on th a t line, w hile th e Sec- T h e firms of A. W. M etzger, W alrad a re shipped by w ater or rail to d if­ ucts come. T he com m ission m erch an t
m orning service, begins at 10:45. Bis- w o rk ’ service shop, ed ucational, and
ferent
places
w
here
they
a
re
needed.
gets products w hich a re shipped to
tion Line road at th is place curves and M ercantile com pany. E astm an Lum-
hop
W illiam O. S hepard I).I)., LL D I Publicity.
Inspection is th e exam ination of him and he trie s to find buyers for
ru n s several hundred feet to the north, ber com pany. Dr. Oakes, a chem ist
will preach. At th is service th e doors
I’leasan t Valley. Mrs. J. W. F ro st,
goods
and
raw
m
a
terials
to
see
if
they
them. He ch arg es eith er a p ercentage
It is planned to buy a strip about 250 who form erly worked w ith the corn-
of th e church w ill he open for new I)re8ident. is having a series of silver
a
re
gooii
before
they
a
re
sent
to
the
o r a flat charge. Next com es the m em bers and b aptism al services w ill I ,ea8’ Pow e llh u ra t and Maplewood con-
feet w ide and extending from the sec- Pany, and Ja ck Thom as a re th e prin-
tion line to the road, th u s giving a cipal ones who w ere obliged to take consum er. G rading is the so rtin g of w holesaler who really tak es the place also be held. D edication service will Gnue w ith hot lunches.
n o rth approach to the grounds. The legal steps before se ttle m en t'c o u ld be different food products. For instance, of a com m ission m erchant. He p u r­ tie a t 2:30, Bishop Shepard in ch arg e
Mrs. E ugene Rockey, from River-
com m ittee having the m a tte r in charge made. The claim s, w hich ranged from apples picked from th e sam e tre e at ch ases various kinds of products for E pw orth League m eets at 6:45 fol- d ale. sa v e ail Interestin g re p o rt ou
the
sam
e
tim
e
will
n
atu
ra
lly
vary
in
cash T h fte d ealers may sell to la r g ­ lowed by p reach in g nt 7:30. D istrict
co n sists of T. R. H ow itt, Chas C le v e - |L 5 to $400 each, w ere pu rch ased by
b e a *tb w ork in th a t school. They are
land, H. A. Lewis, J. V. Cogswell and John R. Allen, who had copyrights on size and color, so of course they m ust e r w holesale firms.
S u p erin ten d en t A.
S. Hlsey
will f° rtu n a te in having doctors resid in g In
he
graded
in
o
rd
er
to
b
rin
g
b
etter
Betw een th e w holesaler who buys
A. W. M etzger.
the processes they expected to use for
Preach.
.
the com m unity, who tak e an activ e in-
P lan s w ill be u n d erta k en a t once the m a n u factu re of th e ir v arious prod- prices. When the food products have ami the m any reta ile rs who sell di­
A pot luck d in n er will be served at t *rea t *“ the h ealth of th e children.
been
assem
bled,
Inspected
and
g
ra
d
­
looking tow ard the erection of a mod- I nets. These claim s Mr. Allen con-
rectly to consum ers th e re is a class of
ern m ain pavilion n ear the e n tra n c e to j solidated w ith his own so as to m ake ed, they a re considered standardized. middlemen called Jobbers who study 12:30. Hot d rin k s and so forth w m Rockwood and R usselville a re having
lie fu rn ish ed by the ladies of th e I a vJK°roua health cam paign, also the
th e fair grounds, w hich w ill be th e a b etter claim for him self ag a in st the Most o rg an izatio n s p ut out th o ro u g h ­ the needs of reta ile rs. The b ro k e rs’ ch u rch . P rovision will be m ade for I c,ty circles rep resen ted , Buckm an,
ly stan d ard ized a rticle s, for instance, task is to bring th e buyer and seller
first u nit in a proposed group of I com pany.
everyone. All a re invited to bring Kichm ond and l.euts.
buildings w hich shall be adequate,
It is said th a t the feeling am ong the Hood R iver apples and T illam ook together. He locates q u an titie s of lunch and spend the day.
T ro u td ale circle has sta rted a move-
cheese.
and su itab le for exhibition purposes, different stockholders has not been
goods to su it buyers. He ch arg es on
I inent lo r a new schoolhouse. L ast
Thq
food
products
m
ust
be
handled
T he old m ain pavilion will be used j th e m ost harm onious, and th is in 1t-
a com m ission basis.
I week they had an old fashioned spell-
T he sh ip p ers buy in one m ark et and
for p o ultry and allied exhibits.
self has done m uch to hinder th e bus- v ery m any tim es before reach in g
I ing m atch w hich created m uch in ter-
th
e
ir
d
estination.
T
herefore,
good
intend to m ake a profit by selling in
H. A. Lew is w as chosen to again iness in a financial way. F or th e
| est.
rep rese n t th e fair ^oard at the N o rth -I m ost p a rt it has resolved itself into a m eans of tra n sp o rta tio n is n ecessary some other. When sh ip p ers buy goods
A fter a fine lunch served by the
and
im
p
o
rtan
t
because
it
m
akes
in th e home m ark et and send them to
w est F air association, w hich will m eet light betw een P hilip S u tter, a m em ber
I p,,w‘’" b " r8' circle, the county ch a lr-
for
th e
specialized foreign co u n tries, th ey a re called ex­ P O R T L A N D S Y M P H O N Y TO
in Vancouver, B. C. th e la tte r p a rt of I of th e board of d irecto rs and a heavy it possible
G lV i ________
TWO ( N( ElfTN
“
peported Mr8’ E B’ Cook> <’"
th is m onth. M atters of gen eral in- stockholder, and Mr. Fields, a P ort- com m unities and d istric ts to get larg p o rters. When they buy them in
‘
' I Juvenile protection, usked endorse-
te re st to fair boards will be discussed, land co n tra cto r who did m uch of th e I I er q u an titie s of goods from th e re st of an o th er co untry and sell them on the
T he P o rtlan d Sym phony o rch e stra, " " " t ° f the new curfew law in P o rt-
and the circ u it for th e com ing fall will constru ctio n work. If th ese differ the w orld. The pro d u cer m ust also home m arket, they a re called Im port-
W
lllem van H oogstaten. conductor, L 81“ *' MP8’ H K H oln,aa. ‘»n service
figure
in
such
a
w
ay
th
a
t
the
products
era.
be arranged.
ences a re settled satisfacto rily . It is
will present tw o co n certs next week. 8,,op’ appealed for donations for the
he
sends
oat
will
be
a
profit
to
him
W. H. Mltche'.l of P ortland, who has believed th e re is a possibility of the
It is th e re ta ile r’s business to as
handled the advertisin g for the prem - com pany resum ing w ork a t some fu afte r the cost of tra n sp o rta tio n is paid. sem ble and keep on hand different T he first one, Monday n ig h t w ill be | h° P’ *‘81,<‘c lally of ch ild ren 's cloth-
al1 kinds. Mrs. E. C.
We im port co nsiderable am ounts of kinds of goods w hich his custom ers the sixth of th e re g u la r evening series, ,I" K’ and fo,’d
ium list for several y ears past, w as tu re tim e.
and the next one. S atu rd ay m orning, I 1 huy,‘r ’ leK|H|atfve ch airm an , called
elothfng,
different
household
fu
rn
ish
­
chosen to have charg e of th e m a tte r
-----------------------
need. In business th e m an who ha
ings and fru its w hich we do- not p ro ­ enough of his own money can own his will lie the second of the se ries of atten tio n to the need of a d ep artm en t
again th is year. He will begin his so- I RIPE H II.II STRAW BERRY
» citatio n s in the near future.
|
PRESAGES SHORTCAKE duce. We ex p o rt apples, w heat, p o ta­ own w holesale houses or stores. The co n certs for young people. Both of education In th e p resid e n t’s ca b i­
toes, eggs, g rain , c a ttle and other p a rtn e rsh ip is the Joining of tw o or events will he up to the high sta n d ard s net. Miss I.enore Mooney, sta te c h a ir­
A m eeting of th e board will be held
products.
previously estab lish ed by Mr. van m an on A m erican citizenship, «poke
on W ednesday evening of next week I W hile during the p ast unusually
m ore men who unite th eir cap ital In
on the benefit« of the proposed Alien
P reserv atio n and sto rag e is an o th er o rd er to form a business of th e ir own H oogstaten and th e Symphony.
w ith m em bers of a com m ittee rep re- miId w in te r- sp rin g rad ish es have
T he ap p earn n ee of Elly Ney, fam o u s] ,{l'K lstratlon Bill. She also said th a t
Renting the gran g es of th e county, to 11<>und *heir w ay to the Outlook office very Im portant factor, for instance,
The m ethod of cooperation is very
discuss m a tte rs of special in te rest to I r a s P berries have been picked to the the Pacific F ru it and P roduce com ­ im portant because it gives each p e r­ p ian ist will probably a ttra c t wide In- *f ''very school room .w as not provided
ex ten t as to cau se little com ment pany can keep cabbage and celery six son a g rea t deal of cred it for th e p ro s­ tereHf, In view of the fact th at she Is W,th “ “ A m er*can (lag, they would be
th e farm ers.
Mr. van H o o g straten 's wife. Mr. and d,,naled 0,1 application to vurlous pa-
A com m ittee consisting of T. J. pussy w illow s a re so common as to or seven w eeks in a room betw een 30 perity w hich exists am ong th e farm ­
K reuder. B. L. W alrad and A. W excite little in te rest, lilacs have been and 40 degrees tem p eratu re. P e ris h ­ ers and city w orkers of th e w hole Mrs. van H oogstraten have ap p eared trlo tlc 8oc,eti’*8-
Jointly In concert m any tim es, with I 11 T ' Gentle, of th e N orm al school
Metzger w as appointed to revise th e budded for w eeks, flowers of various able foods such as m ilk, eggs, fresh country. T here a re disad v an tag es and
Monmouth, w as th e p rinciple
ru le s governing the duties of com m it­ kinds have been blossom ing a t in te r­ m eats and fru its m ay also be cared advan tag es in cooperative m arketing. Mrs. van H oogstraten at the piano and
Mr.
van
H
oogstraten
on
the
conduct-
Hp<aker
,b *' n,e«’Hng. S peaking in
for
by
p
u
ttin
g
in
re
frig
e
ra
to
rs,
s
a
lt­
vals
th
e
en
tire
season
and
both
yel
tees, to prevent overlapping of a c ­
Some disad v an tag es are poor m an ag e­
tiv ities or om itting of im portant m a t­ low ja ck e ts and butterflies have ing, sm oking, drying, pickling and m ent, ign o ran ce of cooperation, oppo­ or'« stand. In v ariab ly they have met bpbalf o i n fo u r-y ear co u rse a t the
been reported, it rem ain s for A. canning. N on-perishable foods such sition from those who don’t belong to with overw helm ing public favor, and NormBl school, and of the proposed
te rs.
the fact that Mr. van H oogstraten has j *n< o,ne ,a x law. He gave an In terest-
S u p erin ten d en ts for th e various de Meyers, presid en t of th e F irs t S tate as wool, cotton, silk s and g rain s are the association and difficulty In r a is ­ ■ndeared him self p ersonally and a rtis- I
,h 'ni,,n stratlo n of a recitatio n , with
preserved and stored in w arehouses ing money. Then th e re a re ad v an ­
p artm en ts of the fair w ere appointed bank, to fu rn ish th e shortcake.
tic alty with P o rtlan d audiences will | a <laBB of I’o w ellh u rst ch ildren.
m
ainly
for
sh
elter
from
rain
s.
P
re
­
In
th
e
Outlook
window
may
be
seen
as follow s: ag ric u ltu re, F. H. C rane;
ta g es: special protection, g re a te r sav ­
Mrs. J. F. Hill, hom e service d ire c t­
G range and farm display, J. G. K elly; a real wild stra w b e rry picked from serv in g and sto rin g is a g re a t ad v a n t­ ings possible and real business and co­ m ake tlie ann o u n cem en t of th is event
io n gave a th o u g h tfu l talk on "B etter
all
tlie
m
ore
in
terestin
g
.
Mme.
Ney
age
because
m
ore
p
ro
d
u
cts
can
be
had
the
M
eyers
prem
ises
y
esterd
ay
and
floral, Mrs. V era T uck er; livestock,
op, ratio n being a g re a t education.
will play the glorious "E m p e ro r” con T rained P a re n ts.”
S. B. H all and Theod. B ru g g er; poul­ th e re a re a num ber of p lan ts in blos­ th ro u g h o u t th e year, for exam ple, eggs
< "o p eratio n has m ade g rea t p ro g ­
P o w ellh u rst circle put on a very
e rto with tlie P o rtlan d Sym phony
can
be
produced
and
sto
red
for
many
som
Mrs.
M
eyers
says,
th
a
t
bid
fair
to
try , C. A. M att; pigeons, Mr. W eisen-
ress because of its ad v an ttag es, e s­ o rch e stra. This num ber 1« one of t h e ! bl*,‘re8tln g program of local enter-
b o rn ; dom estic science, Mrs. A nnie produce m ore b erries if th e w eather m onths before spoiling. Ail classes of pecially fo r people of sm all m eans.
tinest, and w ithal one of the longest jn I ta ,n n ,en L consisting of sev eral well
H evel; art, Mrs. U O. S m ith; school continues in tlie present sp rin g lik e people a re benefited by th e m ethod of The farm er joins and tak es an active
tiie
en tire rep e rto ry for pianoforte I
m usical selections by various
clu b work, W. D. K inder: autom obile, condition. T his p a rtic u la r b erry on p reserv atio n and storage.
in terest, stu d ies about m odern busi- and o rch estra. It Is none too frequent-1 kroup8’ “ l:lcver »ketch "M is’ P e tti­
If
m
an
u
factu
rin
g
did
not
exist
display
is
about
the
usual
size
of
the
J. E. D unne; m achinery. C. 1. R ak er;
_ t
, ,
w‘ | nps« a »d will help ail through by his
ly given because of (lie Innnieraiile g r' “w 8
by M ark aret P eter-
average wild stra w b e rry and th e col­ would have n eith er larg e citie s nor am bition.
C ontinued on page 4
tech n ical difficulties w hich m ust be son, in costum e, and a group of re a d ­
oring is rem ark ab le, co nsidering the
B n si t l ci season.
ings by Mrs. F lo ren ce LeMIre, of
overcom e in p resen tin g It.
Methodist Episcopal ( harrh.
. ,
T hc soloist for th e co n cert Monday Lent«.
Mrs. D. li. Kelly, sta te ch a irm an of
G resham liid en o iu liia lio n al Services.
... Bible
, . school
, x , will m eet prom - ptly - at I night
- - — will be P aul K ochanskl, dls-
L o clock. a t the M ethodist Episcopal | tingulshed Polish violin virtuoso one the service shop, m ade a plea for th a t
P reach in g services of th e G resham
Institution.
Mr
i r n ;r “ " , ’" r c h „ M,,ch ,nt, rest is being tak en of th e forem ost of th e younger violin
U ndenom inational faith will begin
?
^ ' F' H
y
6
n b> PUP
an d teach ara ln tb « "efflcl- l« u of the day. Mr K ochanskl In s
with the song service at 2 o’clock in r . r .h
°,r tW°
3 bU8,,,eSB #DCy contP8L" a " J Im provem ent is al- ! never been heard in P o rtlan d but his
Journal Bargain Itate« Now On.
th e afternoon. T here will be p rea ch ­ trio? v"
"
ing by th e pasto r, the Rev. S. F. Pitts. trip in V ancouver. B. C. They a re ex- ready noted In th e atten d an ce «ml
Bargain
u rn a ' l
r e X
r *
‘u ^ G r e s n - an«l tV m o n ^ » i ^ n \ \
Br’. h ^ ’S n c ^ w i ^ t Z e ' o S ^ t ^ '
<” ra ’ te a s '" on
° a tlie
t t” Oregon
CUV# C° Jo
mW“
S. rvic.« will be held again Sunday
evening. The m id-w eek p ray er se r­
tion rate s with th e G resham O utlook.
vices a re held on T uesday evenings
Until F eb ru ary 3 th e ra te s w ill be as
and Bible study-F rid ay evenings. S u n ­
follow s: Dally and Sunday J o u rn a l,
day school is held each Sunday at 10 w » rin itla tZ mfarabe‘r h a l,' d T h f
f
“ “ Ch° 'r -
I Y" rk ° ° " " niom ento^s m a a « ^ ,. ‘of $7, w ith O utlook, $7.81); Dally J o u r ­
tend a, , e 1« ? . 7
“
,
"
E pw or,b
wU1
a ‘ 1 ''Is A m erican debut in 1921
o'clock.
nal, $5. w ith O utlook, $6; W eekly
’ o clock.
P aren t« of ch ild ren of
M onday’s will Include no full
Jo
u rn al one y ear 75c, w ith O utlook.
ym-
T he latent word from Good S am ar- g ram m ar nchool age
tree Methodist Services.
. ..
a rt‘ ln v |I«-d t o , phony. In addition to th e Brahm s $2. O rder th ro u g h th e Outlook.
flan
hospital
early
th
is
aftern
o
o
n
in-
Sunday school begins at 10 a. m.,
W e k now it
‘
- .......- n t ,n the
■followed by preaching by th e pastor
m em bers. T hey a re ta k in g a keen in ­
! » " " s u a l distinction. T he co n cert wll!
others say it
at 11. T he them e of the m orning s e r­ s e rio u X ' BI I°X f i T ’ Wh°r h“ " h*’ " Th- 8 en l° r EpWOrth t e a * M
te re st In th e ir stu d ies and a re looking
P“ \ ,
dayB 8t 1:15 f" r 8 n,eetln« la B tln a » ''p I'om --1 open w ith the o v ertu re to "R osa
vice will be, "L ife More A bundant." L - ] ¿ L J ,
forw ard to th e tim e when they will be
Mrs.
Mack
is still with him a t th e Jam es M cA llister wlil be th e leader, m un d e” (S ch u b ert). T he concluding coni-olldated w ith th e older band. Dr.
T he young people’s m eeting will be­
th a t our
gin at 7 o'clock with an evangelistic hospital.
■ ring people a re especially Invite», group will Include "A Night on Bal.I J,,lin8° " ,a P lanning on tu k ln g a nura
C o n tin u ed on page 4
service follow ing. All are welcome to
and older ones a re welcome.
M ountain” (M oussorgsky).
"F etes" bpr of ,h e band boya ♦<» h ear th e con
these services.
H.e evening service will begin (D ebussy), and o v ertu re to " T a n n - ! ®*‘rt8 of Sous“ *•> be given in P o rt
Callie Testing Finds Keadors.
prom ptly at 7:30. A sp irited song s e r - ' h aeu ser" (W agner). M onday's con- ' land ,lu rl,|K th<* n<*«t ’w'> days.
T uberculin testin g of cattle, which vice u nder the direction of H. W ce rt will com m ence at 8:80 o’clock ;
Zion Evangelical Services.
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Sunday school at the Zion E vangel­ has been u nder way for several weeks S trong will precede th e serm on. The and S a tu rd a y ’s at 10:30 o'clock. Both
A rrangem ents have been
m ade
are the best they have ever ical church will begin at 10 o’clock, past In th e county east of G resham ,
w hereby a lim ited num ber of sym ­
eaten. We serve generous big followed by E nglish services a t 11 has brought to light 14 an im als r e ­ new hym nal will be used and at least will be given at (he public auditorium phony
co n cert p atro n s m ay be accom ­
new hymn will be learned. T h ere
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cuts because we know that a a. m. from the topic, "Not A sham ed of acting to the teat, and in m any in ­ one
will he spe, ial m isucal featu res. Dr G R E S H A M It A \ II |'(|
m odated in the high school bus which
small piece would not satisfy. the G ospel." The G erm an services stances th ese a re fam ily cows. The H
uett will speak, and continue the
GIVE SACRED CONCERT conveys th e stu d en ts to th ese m usical
will be held at 11:50 and the them e work Is being done by Dr. G. D Loder, discussion of fu n d am en tals th a t b a s 1 A
a
“ Z — ZTu
,
I events In P o rtlan d . The bus leaves
Today, T«»morrow, Next Day, of the serm on will be. "Thy Kingdom governm ent v eterin aria n , who is co­ beiVi follow ed for several weeks. The A s„c ed concert will be given at the from , he o re sh a n , Drug sto re at 7
X ,’h’' GrP'"18m «’ CK** »harp and those w ishing to go
Come.”
o p eratin g with the county In the work. special su b ject will be "C onversion."
try our
„eatln g
aftej.
The are a covered has been neat Pow ­ A cordial welcome is extended to all band on (he evening of Ja n u a ry 31. th „ Wiiy may
Special p rep aratio n Is being m ade for the stu d en ts a re tak en ca re of.
ell V alley and trib u ta ry roads. Next to attend.
( srd of T hanks.
th is occasion and a co n cert of pleas- ’
We w ish to th an k neighbors and week th e scene of o perations will be
The mid-w eek service with th e
friends for th e ir sym pathy and k ind­ along th e P aim quiat. Pa I mb lad and
Ing and su itab le num bers Is prom ised ■ T he 186th Infantry hand w hich is to
special topic, “T aking Men Alive,
ness show n during the illn ess and
You'll say “They Satisfy.“
Hogan roads and from th e re tow ard will be held on T h u rsd ay evening at by th e lender of the band. Dr. H. C. give a co n c ert in O resham next
death of our son and b ro th er.
Mrs. S arah I. Leland. Isaac Leland G resham T he last leg islatu re passed 7:30. T he discussion will be Inter- Johnson T he conductor of the band : m onth bas changed the date of the en-
ex p resses him self as well p leated w ith te rta ln m e n t from the 22d to the 23d of
and Mrs E lla M. P otter.
a law m aking tu b ercu lin te stin g of estln g and profitable.
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the p ro g ress made by the boys d u rin g F ebruary.
T his was done to give
ca ttle obligatory in th e county.
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Window Cleaning
the past year. T h ere are now about m ore an o p p o rtu n ity to atten d , as pos-
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Ladies, Attention!
For expert window cleaning see 8
Phone 2351
Gresham
( sibly th e re would be a num ber of
T he best w ay to stop a fellow from
$1.25 to $2.00 Phoenix hose. Wool, 25 m em bers.
Tajima. or leave orders with John irivlng with his arm aro u n d a g irl is silk and wool, fancy plaid
Special
The first of th e year a b eginners ev en ts scheduled for th a t evening It
Brown. Greshaaz, phone 2601.
I to m ake them get m arried.
this week, 95c. Aylsworth A M artin band w as organized co n sistin g of 16 being a holiday.
MUSICAL EVENTS
GRESHAM LOCALS
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HOME MADE PIES
HOT NOON LUNCH
The Oscarette