Gresham outlook., May 14, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

OBESHAM SOTLSOK, FKIIUT, MAT
PAGE THREE
TROUTDALE
has held a position In G resham at
th e R aker & Son g arag e for th e past
T he hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W C seven years.
The wedding su p p er w hich followed
Spence was the scene o f a very pretty
w edding W ednesday, May 12, at 4 the cerem ony was served on th e lawn.
o'clock when th e ir daughter Miriam At one large tab le th e b rid al p arty
and J. T. McGinnis w ere Joined in w ed­ w as seated. Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis
lock. T he wedding took place on the j will be at home to th e ir frien d s in
law n In fro n t of an a lta r m ade of cedar j th eir new home in T ro u td ale after
boughs and roses w ith large pots of they re tu rn from a sh o rt wedding
rhododendron at each side.
The trip.
brid e m ade a b eau tiful pictu re in a
A very enjoyable fam ily d in n er was
d ress of w hite g eorgette crepe w ith a
given a t the hom e of Mrs. F ran ces
w edding veil held in place w ith a co r­
Fox la st Sunday, “ M other's day”, when
onet of orange blossom s. B arb ara
Mrs. Fox had all th e m em bers of her
Spence, niece of th e bride, also of the
im m ediate fam ily w ith her. They
groom , and Ja ck Spence, nephew of
w ere Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Fox and
th e bride, acted as tra in bearers. The
d aughter F ran ces, Mr. and Mrs. E m an ­
bride ca rrie d a bouquet of sw eet peas
uel Fox and son of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
and lilies of th e valley. Miss Alice
Mrs. Melvin S h o rt and d au g h ter of
Spence, siste r of th e bride, m aid of
W ashougal, M ilton Fox and Mrs.
honor, w ore a dress of sa tin crepe
Minnie Biederm an of T routdale, and
and ca rrie d a bouquet of lavender
Mr. and Mrs. WehofTer of P ortland.
sw eet peas. F red M atches of Dayton
Mrs. L. A. H arlow has been invited
cousin of th e bride w as best man. The
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, p astor of the to atten d th e d in n er given by the
com m unity ch u rch officiated before S oroptim ist club of P o rtlan d a t the
about 55 guests m ostly relatives and H otel Benson next Monday evening in
young friends of th e couple. The w ed­ honor of Mrs. B e rth a Landis, m ayor-
ding m arch w as played by Miss Ruth elect of Seattle.
W allace of P o rtlan d , cousin of the
bride. Mrs. W allace Spence, sister-
in-law of the bride, sang "I Love You
T ru ly ."
The groom is the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. McGinnis and has lived
in T ro u td ale a num ber of y ears and
C lothes
fo r
Young Men Graduates
On this important occasion,
when the young men are
stepping forth into the world, noth­
ing can impart a greater measure of
confidence than to be dressed in cor­
rectly tailored, well-fitting Clothes.
A ppropriate services w ere held at
the com m unity ch u rch la st Sunday.
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted preached
a serm on on "M other” and Mrs. L. A.
H arlow very beautifully sang "L ittle
M other of Mine.”
Mrs. Scott, of Salem , sp en t a few
days w ith her son, C. E. Scott and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeibeck and Mrs.
Mary P arso n s and son. Dale, spent
; S atu rd ay evening in P o rtlan d a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel F. H ar-
I low.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. C alkins have
! moved from th e Pow ell p ro p erty into
the room s in th e re a r of th e ir store.
The fish com m issioners had s u r­
veyors of P o rtlan d out to survey the
m outh of the little Sandy Tuesday.
| They are try in g to get it opened up so
j th e fish m ay en ter th e Sandy.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P arish and
■ dau g h ter O thelda and little R oberta
Robinson spent th e w eek end in The
m e n ’ s w ear
S h o e s
D alles w ith Mrs. P a rish 's b rothers,
Chas, and Pete Vogal.
G RESH AM
Mrs. F ran ces Fox, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Spence and Mrs. L. A. H arlow w ere
am ong the m em bers of T ro u td ale was a larg e crowd and everyone r e ­ •W ednesday with Mrs. M. D oryland and
c h a p te r O. E. S., who enjoyed th e ported a line tim e and about $40 will ' family.
dance and card p arty given last F ri­ be added to th e social fund as the re ­
W hile a t w ork Monday a t th e Co
day evening by th e p ast m atrons and sult.
lum bla brickyard, McKinley Beers
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H ensley of P o rt
past p atro n s associations a t A1 K ader
had the m isfortune to cu t his hand so
land spent Sunday a t th e home of
tem ple in P ortland.
severely th a t he has been unable to
A nephew of Mrs. Fox, Milton Block John W heeler.
w ork all the week,
and fam ily of San F ran cisco a re on
The g rad u atin g exercises of the
Mrs. J, M. C arr and little son, of
th e ir way by auto to m ake a sh o rt eighth g rad e w ill be held in T ro u t
visit here.
dale a t th e city hall T hursday, May Eugene, visited a few days la st week
T he Social com m ittee of th e T ro u t­ 20, instead of going to P o rtlan d as w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. K arl
dale E a ste rn S tar, under the c h a ir­ they have been doing for the p ast few Schultz.
m anship of Mrs. M innie Biederm an, years. E ssays w ill be given by each
CEDAR
gpve a very successful dance a t the of th e g rad u ates and a few m usical
ity hall la st S atu rd ay evening. T here num bers have been prepared.
A delightful b irth d ay su rp rise was
The F low er club «’ill m eet next
W ednesday a t th e home of Mks. W. given Otto G riesel last Sunday a t his
Honey a t G resham . All those who cun residence on th e rose farm of the
go are asked to m eet in fro n t of the M ountain View F lo ral com pany by a
Fox sto re a t 2 o'clock and a way will num ber of his neighbors and friends.
The house w as elab o rately decorated
be provided to go.
with (lowers for the occasion. Re­
fresh m en ts w ere served, Including
HOGAN
beautiful cake decorated w ith candles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stout spent S un­
P aul W atson has gone to Salem for
day with the form er's p aren ts, Mr. and m edical treatm en t.
Mrs, A. J. Stout.
Mr. and Mrs. L aundo of P o rtlan d were
Mrs. M iller and h er daughter, Mrs. ca lle rs Sunday evening of Mr. and
E rn e st M eggert of M ontavilla, visited Mrs. C. H. K inder.
The new models await your selection.
TW O
Lasting
B eauty
O ur C hapel w ill m eet w ith
y o u r a p p ro v a l. T h o se w ho
a tte n d a se rv ic e th e re c a r ­
ry w ith th em a m em ory*of
la s tin g beauty. T h e re is a
q u iet, re s tfu l c h a rm a b o u t
it.
A p p ro p ria te fittin g s,
a m p le fa c ilitie s a n d com ­
p e te n t d ire c tio n m ak e su re
of a b e a u tifu l fu n e ra l s e r­
vice.
PANT
S U IT S
$<>£*
ALL WASH D A Y S/
G o n e — all
rinWng
■od w rin g in g !— Instead
^ lin -R jn s & S p u v D p j
W
new
H
F. O. B FACTORY
W e re serv e the rig h t to
change prices am i specifica­
tio n s w ithout notice.
W IL L Y S
K N IG H T
The new W illys F inance
P lan offers a sm aller down
paym ent, low er m onthly
pay m ents; and th e low est
cred it-cost in th e industry.
“ 70* 6
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
W. A. HESSEL
P h o n e G resh am
1141
ASHDAY is rapidly b eco m in g as ob solete as th e
D od o. In its place has com e the w on d erfu l,
sim p le S a v a g e W r in g e r less W a s h H o u r l
Instead o f a d ay's slaving
o ver w ashboard and tu b - o r
a h a lf day's w o rk w ith the
o rd in a ry p o w e r w asher, the
Savage w ith its “ S p in -R in s e ,
S p in -D r y ” puts th ro u g h load
a fte r lo a d — fro m h a m p e r to
lin e , in the h ith e rto u nh eard-
o f tim e o f 1H M i m m per tub­
fu l. N o t just w ashin g, m in d
you , b ut rin sing , b lu in g a n d
d ry in g th ree large loads w ith ­
SEDAN
J. C. H ESSEL
J
DOUGLAS
SH O ES
1$ to i7 .s e
F u rn ish in g s
of nil kinds
—there’s a difference
—in co-operation
--you get
the big end
when your business
is transacted at this
real community hank that
was built for service to this
“our community”
---surely —it’s the
o n e ;
On no o th e r occasion h a s a n y new in o to r-c a r so s tirre d th e
in te r e s t an d e n th u s ia sm of th e m o to r-w ise A m erican public
a s h a s th is new “ 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six . . . So s u p e rio r
is th is c a r in its p h e n o m e n a l pow er, so d iffe re n t in its
m a n y a d v a n ta g e s, it is easy to u n d e rsta n d w hy its g rip on
th e public im a g in a tio n h a s been so in te n se an d so fa r
re a c h in g .
T h is new “ 70” Six a p p lies th e p rin c ip le s of h ig h -sp eed
e n g in e c o n s tru c tio n to th e K n ig h t S leeve-V alve m o to r
w ith s ta r tlin g resu lts. W ith a 2 15-16-inch bore a n d 4% -
in ch s tro k e th is new Sleeve-V alve Six e n g in e d eliv ers
g r e a te r pow er p e r cubic in ch of piston d isp la c em e n t
th ro u g h o u t its co m p lete ra n g e , th a n a n y stock A m erican
m o to r-c a r e n g in e b u ilt today.
In speed and p o w er th e new “ 70” W illy s-K n ig h t Six lite r ­
a lly o u t-p e rfo rm s a ll o th e r stock c a rs of c o m p a rab le size.
It affo rd s an uneq u aled c o m b in atio n of liberal room w ith
m o d ern co m p act a p p e a ra n c e . It h a s a long, rac y effect
w ith m o d e ra te a c tu a l len g th . H e re is an econom y of
w e ig h t n e v e r b efo re achieved in a c a r of its type.
Touring $1295
45
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with open arms
1495
$
STUDENTS SUITS, $17.50 to $25
America
welcomes it
$
STR A W
H A TS
$2 to IS
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tro u h U • « • e r —
( He S a « < | ( .
PKowa o r c a ll
b í/« r » n o t
w n«kday.
in tiie h o u rl A n d the Savage
ends all lugging and liftin g
o f p a il*.
A n d beat o f a ll, no w rin g in g ,
n o “ h a n d ” rinse, no use o f
“ set” tu b s — n o re m o v in g o r
rep lacin g pieces o f la u n d ry
o r o f th e m ach ine betw een
o p e ra tio n s . Even fillin g and
em ptying Is done w ith o u t pails
o r h an d la b o r.
SAVAGE
WASHER
&ÜRYER
T H E «A V A H E
R/dnr F>eefor
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Ta nA a«
«owefc of a
Pm/
Save« raitiy
coo
Sold on our long lease pion.
T ro u td ale School to G rad u ate Seven.
T he g rad u a tin g exercises for the
eighth g rad e of th e T ro u td ale school
will be held on T h u rsd ay evening. May
20, and will be attended by a program
of in te rest. The g rad u a tin g class of
1928 is com posed of seven m em bers,
L uclle Howell, D orothy K endall, Ella
R ichardson, M ildred Marble, H arriet
Halley, Clyde Daum and A rnold Daum.
An add ress of welcome will be ex ten d ­
ed by P rin cip al R. D. H ew itt and the
g rad u ates will occupy a place on the
program w ith ap p ro p riate
essays.
T h ere will be a num ber of m usical se­
lections, both In stru m en tal and vocal,
and th e exercises will conclude with
th e p resen tatio n of diplom as by H E
Bloyd, ch airm an of the school board.
T he te ach ers for th e p ast year are
R. D. H ew itt, prin cip al, and Miss
M yrtle Hoff and Mrs. A rm tnta Scott.
POWELL VALLEY
The L u th er League will m eet S un­
day evening at the Saron L utheran
church at 8 o'clock, a t w hich tim e a
program will be given.
"S p iritu al B lessings” will be the
them e of the serm on Sunday m orning
at the Mission church In P ow el1 V al­
ley. Sunday school will begin a t 9:50
as usual. The evening service will be­
gin at * o'clock, the subject of the ad ­
dress to be. "T he Open G ate to P a r a ­
dise.''
T he Mission m eeting of th e Saron
L u th eran church will begin Tuesday
evening a t th e ch u rch and will close
W ednesday afternoon.
T he com ­
munion service will be observed Wed­
nesday m orning at 10 o’clock.
GILLIS
RADIO ELECTRIC CO.
P ow ell an d R o b e rts
P h o n e 1H2N G resh am
All Kinds of Plants
for window boxes and flower beds
A large F rench H ydrangea given
free with every o rd er of $2 o r over.
Floral Designs and Sprays
F. W. SABRANSKY
FLORIST
Division at 91st
Tel. SU. SS7J
Portland. Rt. 1. Box 55
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GRESHAM
GRAVEL
for road and cem en t SOc and "ftc
per yard a t pit
I. L. Davidson
H ensley road near Troutdale.
Pnone Oreaham 15«I.
Oregon Tent &
Awning Works
JOWM i . H A M IL T O N , Prop.
Work i.u a ra n t-rd » Ir il-r ln x i.
Rt. 7. Box iOS. Portland
Has* I.Inn Road near Harker.
T he G illis baseball club Is now a
m em ber of th e In ter-city league and
will play Its first game as such with
It pays to buy from th e In te rn a ­
F ra n k lin G arage team on th e G illis
tio n al H arv ester Co. You can alw ays
g rounds Sunday, May 1«, th e gam e to
get your parts. Wo pay the freight.
be called at 2:30.
See R uark.—Adv.