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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FKIDAY, JUNE Card o( T hanks. ' FAIRVIEW We w ish to express our th an k s to neighbors and friends for their ex p res "T he H eavens d eclare the glory of sions of sym pathy in the sickness and d eath of our darling. Ruby Maxine. God” w ill be th e them e and text of the Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olson, and Mrs. serm on Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock Em m a Johnson. at th e Sm ith Memorial P resb y terian Card of Thanks. church by th e p asto r, the Rev. E. R. We w ish to than k the many friends D. H ollensted. Sunday school will be who have given us help aud sym pathy gin prom ptly at 10 o'clock. d u ring the illness and death of our A ccom panying th e play, “A Hot beloved wife and m other, Mrs. Ida Babcock, and for th e beautiful floral Day.” w hich w ill be given at th e F air- offerings. view school auditorium W ednesday J. R. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. J. M evening. Ju n e 9, w ill be a fine m usical S tanley, Mr. and Mrs E arl Bab cock, Mr. and Mrs. E lm er B ab program . Mrs. L ester C am pbell and cock, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W ard, Miss Ja n e B ullack are th e accom Clyde Babcock, Mr. and Mrs p anists for the q u a rte t of singers, Miss Roscoe Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. A ugusta Stockton, Miss Betty O'Neil, Geo. Jenkins. Ausby K. Bishop and W ittm er Mc $50 to $200 will buy a good used car Donald, who will ren d er various n um bers. a t the H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv. DANCE FAIRVIEW CITY HALL SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 5 Sponsored by Fairview Baseball Club MACK’S ORCHESTRA Ladies 25c Gents 50c ARBOLEDA The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, p asto r of the Sm ith M emorial P resb y terian church of F airview , w ill p reach at th e H u rib u rt schoolhouse Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. Miss L ucile K incaid, a stu d e n t of th e Oregon norm al, w as home Sunday H enry Nelsen, from T im ber, Oregon was at his farm In th is vicinity S u n day. The Jo k e r club en tertain ed the Lin- h u rst club recently w ith a card party, given in the A rboieda clubhouse. Both are w om en's clubs. A fter cards, d ain ty refre sh m e n ts w ere served on a p rettily appointed table. Mr. and Mrs. Otto S k alstad w ere d in n er g u ests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke. Many resid en ts of A rboieda enjoyed a picnic Sunday at Islan d p ark on the Molalla river. The fe a tu re of the day was a ball gam e, the score being 27 to 9. E. D. R andall of Los A ngeles um pired. Miss Vivien A rnot of P o rtlan d and Miss F lo ren ce A rnot, who Is attending norm al school a t P h ilo m ath , w ere guests of th e ir uncle and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. F red L. Bourne, over the h o li days. Mrs. M arcella E vans w ent to W alla W alla T h u rsd ay to v isit her dau g h ter for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. Dean H ensen of P o rt land visited th e la tte r's m other, Mrs. M. E. Reed and sister, Mrs. Lewis B ratley, Monday. Mrs. M. A. H enderson retu rn ed from her trip to Bend W ednesday and had a very busy day a t th e ch alet Sunday. Mrs. Sheldond S tea rn s from P o rt land, is the guest of Mrs. Olivia Leland and Mrs. Lew is Reed. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C ham berlain m ade a trip to C orvallis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Muck from F a lls City visited at th e home of th e la t te r's fath e r. Geo. K nierlem , over th e week-end. W. H arm on and son W alter from P o rtlan d w ere g u ests at the Lewis Reed home Sunday. Sunday, Ju n e 6, w ill be C hildren's day at th e C orbett com m unity Sunday school. The p are n ts a re urged to a c com pany th e ir ch ild ren on th a t day and encourage them in th e study of the Bible. T h ere w ill be special m usic. Miss A rlie K incaid closed her school in the Brow er d istric t w ith a picnic T hursday. Phone 1901 J.E.METZCER > L V E K T O W G ood Evening fyerybody! Pi O N T H E A I K We're on the air again with a Message! on Paint $ 2.65 G resham , O regon ON T O U R . C A K J L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. MEN and MONKEYS SAVAGE ejects all water in a jiffv into sink or sewer — by means o f its own filling h ose—its ow n Rotor Ejector Pump. A »core o f other advan "fastest m the world” and tage» — in c lu d in g the end» all ’’ham i-rinse”, fa m o u s “ S p in -R in se , ail wringing and use of S p in -D r y ” f e a t u r e — "set” tubs! Free Home which makes vourSavage Test w hen you want It! RADIO ELECTRIC CO. G R ESH A M , OREGON -start in building —a live growing account______ —at this real home bank BANK OF GRESHAM Dependable Used Cars Mrs. C lara M iller of St. H elens was a week end g u est of h er sister, Mrs. Look these cars over; drive them. P ercy Giese. Mrs. A lbert Helney and Mr. and Mrs. I Wambold of P o rtlan d drove to Bend O verland 1925 T o u rin g , gas ta n k in re a r; driven 3600 ' and sp en t the p ast week visiting miles, $525.00 i friends and relativ es, re tu rn in g by McKenzie Pass. They rep o rted an en Dodge screen delivery, good condition, n early new joyable trip . tires, $550.00 Mrs. I). B. Brow n has fully recov ered from th e accident she sustained Ford, 1925 tohring, $250,00. a few w eeks ago. Mrs. M ary C lark, m other of Mrs. C hevrolet 1924 touring, very good, $300.00. L am bert, is reco v erin g and able to be ] about. C leetrac narrow tread tracto r, used one year, $450.00. Bennie F orbes is spending a m onth's vacation a t his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben T an n ler of Viola. A large list of used cars, used im plem ents. Miss H elen Hamm ond sp en t the week-end w ith her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ham m ond. Mrs. U. G. Sm ith has re tu rn e d from the east w here she had gone on a c A utom obiles Repairs Im plem ents count of th e death of her b ro th er. She re p o rts a very tireso m e trip , r e Phone Gresham l i t i tu rn in g by C alifornia. She w as ac com panied by Mr. S m ith 's b ro th er, whom he had not seen for 20 years sp en t sev eral days visitin g a t th e TROUTDALE They a re enjoying a p le asa n t visit. home of Mr. and Mrs. P aul H ubble and T he T ro u td ale Ladies Aid will hold w ith her sister-in -law , Mrs. Ja s. Rob R ichard W. F orbes of Spokane, W ashington, w as a w eek-end visitor a stra w b e rry social on T h u rsd ay , Ju n e inson, In P o rtlan d 10, a t Cliff-VU grounds, Just w est of at the F o rb es' residence. T ro u td ale bridge. Ice crea'm and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. D hulst and fam ily SPRINGDALE MAN WEDS An excellent grade of p ain t in have retu rn ed from a six m o n th s’ visit hom em ade cake will be served. MISS MARGARET JONAS all colors for sale here at S unday guests a t th e home of Mrs. In Belgium , w here they visited with relatives. They have m any w onderful A nna R ichardson w ere Mrs. E. Cole in the presen ce of 40 g u ests who a s stories to tell about the tren c h es and man and dau g h ter, P earl, of P o rtlan d sem bled at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. H ardy L illy of T il Jo h n Jo n a s at F airview T uesday a f th e d isa stro u s condition of th e war. H arry L am bert has re tu rn e d from lamook. ternoon, Ju n e 1. th e Rev. E R D. H ol S eattle, and is now a t th e hom e of his Mr. and Mrs. George P a rris h and lensted, p asto r of th e Sm ith Memorial p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. L am b ert d au g h ter O thelda, sp en t Sunday and P re sb y teria n ch u rch , spoke th e so l per gallon Monday in T he D alles visitin g r e la em n w ords w hich united for life a tives. LINNEMANN p o p u lar young couple of th e vicinity, G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. C ham berlain, of S pring- R ichard F orbes, w hile on his way to C arl Ziebeck on Sunday w ere Mr. and dale, and Miss M arg aret Jo n a s, of C alifornia from Spokane, is visiting T he bride p resen ted a Mrs. A1 Ziebeck and Mr. and Mrs. R. Fairview . P aint H eadquarters for a w hile with his fath e r a t Linne ch arm in g p ic tu re in a d ress of w hite S. W altx of P o rtlan d . Jhone 1421 G resham m ann. crep e de ch in e . H er veil of w hite em Mr. and Mrs. R obert W ilson and Mr. and Mrs. L ittle and tw o ch ild ren and broidered n et was ca u g h t w ith oran ge blossom s and she ca rrie d a show er Miss Kelly, all of P o rtlan d , w ere bouquet of sw eet peas and O phelia gu ests at th e hom e of Mrs. H attie W il roses. Miss Em ily Jo n as atten d ed her son on Monday. sis te r as bridesm aid and w ore shell Jam es M cCormick of Tacom a, Is vis pink satin trim m ed w ith gold lace and iting his sister, Mrs. M orris McGinnis. ca rrie d a bouquet of sw eet peas of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Low, of Salem, pastel shades. T he bridegroom was w ere Monday v isito rs a t th e L. A. atten d ed by A rth u r C ham berlain as H arlow home. best man. C h ild ren 's day exercises will be held T he Jo n a s resid en ce w as handsom e a t the ch u rch Sunday m orning, Ju n e ly decorated In w hite lilies and blue 13, a t 10:30. Mrs. Geo. P a rris h and Mrs. W allace 8pence are In ch arg e of delphinium s. T he bride en tered th e room on the arm of her fa th e r to the R udyard K ipling says th a t b u t for one th e program . s tra in s of L o h en g rin ’» w edding m arch fau lt the monkeys could rule the forest. Mr. and Mrs. T hom as Low and Mrs. played by Mrs A. L. Stone. Two tiny L. A. H arlow attended th e wedding of H ad they the power of continuous effort flower girl» dressed in pink preceded Miss M arg aret Jo n as and Burton and cooperation they could m ake the th e bride and th e cerem ony w as p e r C ham berlain, a t the Jo n as hom e In jungle a m onkey paradise. form ed beneath a b eautiful w hite bell F airview T uesday, Ju n e 1. Mrs. H a r of sw pet peas and roses. P receding the low san g ”Oh P rom ise Me” during the M an y m en have the sam e weakness. cerem ony Mrs. L. A H arlow , of T ro u t cerem ony. T h ey cannot organize them selves and ex dale. sang "O P rom ise Me.” Many fine T he T ro u td ale Ladles Aid m et with ert continuous effort along a chosen line. Mrs. E lla H ensley on W ednesday, June gifts w ere received by the b rid al cou As a result they are often lost in a finan 2. Mrs. C. I. T hom as and Mrs. Alvin ple, Including ch in a and silv erw are, also the bride m ade a p p ro p riate gifts Copeland assisted Mrs. H ensley. cial jungle. to h er bridesm aid and th e little flower Miss Jo h a n n a Burns, of Spokane, T he m an who organizes his affairs— W ashington, sp en t Sunday and Mon girls. A luncheon was served at th e day w ith her m other, Mr». M argaret conclusion of th e cerem ony and Mr. sets aside a definite am o u n t for savings, ind Mrs. C ham berlain soon d eparted Burn». and sticks—< an become m aster of his own on a sh o rt wedding trip , a fte r w hich Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H arlow and son de tiny. they will resid e at S p rin g d ale In a new R obert, w ere d inner g u ests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8am H arlow , a t hom e w hich th # groom recen tly erect- h l’ farln a c r *'“«e a t ,b a t Place. th e ir home In P o rtlan d on T uesday “d man w ithout a purpose is like a ship i T he bride w as a form er ste n o g ra p h er evening. w ith o u t a rudder." C arlvle. In th e county c le rk 's office in P o rtlan d Mrs. A. D. K endall and d au g h ter D orothy, left S unday evening for a and Is a g irl of w inning p erso n ality and w ith m any friends. few w eeks' Visit with relativ es In W is consin and K ansas. Moy»’ k n ee Pant» Suit* Mr. and Mrs. Garl Ziebeck and C. R. HA LF PR IC E S olberg w ere d inner g u ests of Mr. A Strong Bank Boys' tw o kn lck er su its, ages 14 to and Mrs. W allace Spence on Monday. 13 only, to clea r out. $9.85 suita $4 90, Gresham, Oregon Mrs. Eunice Robinson and d au g h ters $12.50 su its $«.25. M axine and R oberta and son R obert AYLSWORTH A MARTIN. SAVE ! Sm ith’s Service Station N S Here’s an antidote for worry HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. The life of a Good rich Tire today is positively amazing. If you want to tune in on tire eco n omy, come in and get a G o o d r ic h Silvertown. S I V V E K T O W PAGE THREE Mrs. J. C. F ln n ell e n te rta in 'd with a larg e silv er tea recen tly for the ben efit of th e building fund of the A rbo ieda Im provem ent club. Mrs. C. G. Robison w as luncheon hostess on F rid ay for th e follow ing g u ests: Mrs. Je an Ascom, Mrs. R. A. W eber, Mrs. J. E. W ells, Mrs. L. E Neuer, of P o rtlan d , and Mrs. J. O. Robison, Mrs. E. D. R andall and Mrs. R. G. Robison. The A rboieda • Im provem ent club held Its re g u la r m eeting T h u rsd ay evening in th e te m p o rary clubhouse. The m eeting w as w ell atten d ed on a c count of th e g en e ral in te re s t In the plans for th e new building. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. B rld g efarm er w ere host and hostess for the evening's e n te r tainm ent. B u rg la rs broke into th e hom e of O. E. P rice Monday night and ransacked the place. Mr. P rice re p o rts clothing and m any o th er v aluable th in g s taken. Mr. and Mrs. L. F a irb a n k s w ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke on Monday evening. CEDARVILLE DIRECTOR, I 19-J6 CORBETT Read and use th e W ant Ads. S 4, FIRST STATE BANK