TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
tlJ»O Per Year
G K E S H A M , M U LTN O M A H C O U N T Y . OKKOON. T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R Í , l»2ti
V O L . 1«, NO. 71
Firemen’s Dance Is
Aid to the Volunteers
The benefit dance given S aturday
evening a t th e M asonic hall (or the
G resham firemen w as w ell attend
ed, all rep o rt a splendid tim e and a
good sum was realized w hich w ill
be used (or the needs ot th e d e p a rt
m ent.
T he G resham volunteer (ire de
p artm en t now num bers 26 m em bers
and o( th is num ber eight nam es are
to be dropped about th e first of the
X year, lim iting th e list to 18. More
efficient w ork w ill be obtained, it is
th o u g h t, by a sm aller crew and in
cluding only those who a re in te r
ested in atten d an ce at th e m eetings
w hich a re held th e first Monday in
each m onth a t th e city hall.
T he d epartm en t w as first o rg an
ized in 1912 and th e equipm ent con
sisted of a tw o-hose c a rt and an
old chem ical, both hand draw n.
Some of the c h a rte r m em bers, in
sp eak in g of conditions then, say
th a t th e boys did w ell considering
th e handicap of having to get to the
fires on foot. T he hand ap p a ratu s
■was used until five y ea rs ago when
th e p rese n t F ord com bination hose
and chem ical w ere
purchased.
Some effective w ork has been done
by th e boys w ith th is equipm ent,
b u t it, too, has becom e som ew hat
antiq u ated.
F o r th e past y ear or m ore th e
officials of the d ep a rtm en t have
been in terested in secu ring for its
use a pum per of m odern type and
design, one th a t can be used outside
th e city lim its, if n ecessary, w here
w ate r h y d ran ts are not available.
At a special election th e date of
w hich will be decided on at the
m eeting of the council on W ednes
day evening, the m a tte r of voting
bonds for the p u rch ase of a su it
able pum per and chem ical rig will
be tak eu up.
The officers of the G resham fire
d ep a rtm en t are M. J. A llshouse,
chief; T heodore Van Doninck, a s
sis ta n t chief; Roy Gibbs, se cre
ta ry ; C. J. L undquist, tre a s u re r;
G. A. Cox, fire m a rsh a l and George
B randt, a ssista n t fire m arsh al. The
p rese n t m em bership outside of the
officers consists of R. F. Jennings,
C h arles W heeler, A. H. W eisenfluh,
F ra n k H am lin, H. S. McM urry, A.
G. M cMurry, C a rl Dahl, F red J e n
nings, Roy F all, Ivan Swift, H a r
vey R aney, Jack H am lin, Jam es
Jen n in g s, A1 H am m ar, John Love-
g ren , W illiam Beers, J. C. H essel,
R. I. Newcombe, E. W. S tra tto n and
Jo h n Fox.
G overnor W alter M. P ierce was
p rese n t S atu rd ay evening a t the
dance, m aking his
appearance
about th e m iddle of the evening am!
ad d ressin g the crow d briefly.
WHAT IS YOrR VOTE WORTH’
Today is election day.
By th e tim e th is p ap er reach es
the m ajo rity of its rea d ers it will
be all over and the shouting will
have begun. It will be tim e for ex
pression of reg rets or co n g ra tu la
tions.
T here m ay be some su rp rises.
They a re to be expected. I t ’s a p a rt
of life and they happen in politics
as w ell as other things.
The im p o rta n t question is. W hat
do you consider your vote w orth?
If you value it so highly you
w ouldn’t sell it for any price it is
w orth a good deal to you, your
sta te and your country.
But m any value th eir vote so low
they would and do give it away.
Some even consider voting a huge
joke.
You p rac tica lly give your vote
aw ay if you do not vote your best
convictions afte r inform ing y o u r
self on candidates and m easures.
You p rac tica lly give your vote
aw ay if you u n n ecessarily stay
aw ay from th e polls and neglect to
vote.
You p rac tica lly give your vote
aw ay if you vote from a purely se lf
ish m otive or for im m ediate gain
reg a rd le ss of th e g re a te r good to
the g re a te r num ber.
N arrow
minded votes and carelessly m is
taken votes w ill have to be c o r
rected by fu tu re voters at expense
to the v oters and the state.
Over and over th e ch a rg e is m ade
th a t good, w ell-m inded citizens
neglect to vote on sm all p retex ts
w hile th e selfish in te rests rally to
th e polls.
All who prize th e ir liberty and
have convictions as to p atrio tic
duty should consider it a sacred
duty and privilege to vote th eir
honest convictions as to candidates
and m easures.
Not -to do so is to hold one's c it
izenship of little value and give
aw ay one’s prero g ativ e or sell it
for w hat w ill prove to be a m ere
m ess of pottage.
0 . A. ( ’. HAS E X H IB IT
AT LIVESTOCK SHOW
The Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College
has an in te restin g exhibit at the
In tern atio n al Livestock exposition
th is week w ith "th e tru th in m e ats”
as its c e n tra l feature. T he exhibit
also includes displays show’ing th e
p rogress of crops and livestock ex
p erim en ts at the several branch
stations.
The “tr u th in m eats" exhibit,
w hich la st year w as viewed by an
estim ated to ta l of 78,000 persons,
again show s the difference betw een
low and high grade beef in every
stage from “on th e hoof" to the r e
tail cut.
T he re su lts of te sts w ith various
kinds of seeds a re shown.
From Tent to Ten-Acre Building
n r ilA T ’S the tremendous growth of our own
1 Pacific International Livestock Exposition of
Portland in 16 years—from an insignificant begin
ning to the largest and most important combined
livestock exposition in America.
It is a m o n u m e n t to ev ery farm a n d fa rm e r in th e
N o rth w e st— an a c h ie v e m e n t of w hich we all m ay be
proud. T h is y e a r th e E x p o sitio n ta k e s place O ctober
30-N ovem ber 6, a n d re p o rts in d ic a te even a bigger,
g r e a te r E x p o s itio n th a n e v e r b efo re— w ith th e finest
D a iry a n d B eef C a ttle , H o rses. H ogs. S heep a n d G oats
in a ll A m erica c o m p e tin g fo r th e la rg e s t prem ium list
e v e r p u b lish e d — $100,000. C om bined w ith it a re th e
w o rld -fam o u s H o rse Show , L and a n d D airy P ro d u c ts
Show , In d u s tria l e x h ib its a n d th e g re a t Fox ex h ib its.
The Fir»« S ta le hank h elle,e» In and en rn nraae« the r a p in a " I more nnd
h e lle r llte a lo r k . T h e re fo re , we »ay OO to the P ar lile In te rn a tio n a l
and profit hy w h at yon lea rn .
FIRST STATE BANK
A STRONG BANK
GRESHAM, OREGON
. Awarded Medal
EAKM HOME K EPO K T
SHOW S EINE GROW TH
The re p o rt pf the C hildren's
F arm Home w h ith was given by the
office se creta ry , Mrs. Madge J.
Mears, at th e W. C. T. U. convention
held in G resham October 19th,
showed th a t fine w ork has been
done d u rin g the past year. The
acreag e is all pledged and $7.484.42
in the tre a su ry ready for paym ent.
The fu ll am o u n t will be collected
by th e tim e th e notes a re due.
Five co ttag es are tilted w ith h ap
py boys and g irls, to th e num ber of
115 and th e Lane county cottage
n earin g com pletion will be ready
fo r-c h ild re n Decem ber 1, m aking
room for 20 boys. O ther counties
are p lan n in g for cottages. Coos and
C lackam as have alread y sta rted
th e ir cam paigns and th e four
so u th ern Oregon counties, Doug
las, Jo sep h in e, Jackson and K la
m ath a re u n itin g for one from th a t
section.
,
At th e F arm Home board m eet
ing on O ctober 16th, it w as decid
ed to erect the next co ttag e huilt
outside of special county cam
paigns, in h o n o i' of Mrs. Ada W al
lace U nruh, th e woman who has
done such splendid w ork in e sta b
lishing th e home. The m em bers of
the F arm Home board a re confident
th a t th e people of the sta te w ill be
pleased w ith th is decision and th a t
they can depend upon them to
m ake th is cam paign a success.
They a re very glad for th is activity
for co ttag es, for I lie need for m ore
room is very g reat, and they hope
sev eral of th ese co ttag es w ill be
erected ea rly next year.
Japanese Children
Enjoy Sunday School
™
Invents Death Ray
New Dodge Dealers
Are Established Here
Brockway and Nelson, recently
Among the agencies in G resham
w hich are In terested in th e b e tte r
appointed Dodge B rothers associate
m ent and uplift of th e Jap an ese, of
d ealers for G resham and this te r r i
w hich th e re a re a larg e num ber in
tory a re m aking a nam e for them -
the vicinity, none is m ore potent
ftelves in and around G resham by
th a n th e influence of th e Sunday
th eir ready adaptability to local
school.
T he Ja p an ese children
conditions and th eir pleasing p e r
love to go to Sunday school. T heir
sonalities as well as by the m erits
shining faces are a fam iliar sight
on the stre e ts of G resham each
of the w ell known line of passenger
Sunday
m orning
as
they
and com m ercial ca rs for w hich
tru d g e along in anim ated groups,
they are dealers.
h air neatly combed, tie s w ell a r
An Outlook represen tativ e who
ranged and as spic and span as
recently had a dem onstration of the
Dodge B ro th ers' special sedan w as
the m others know how to m ake
them.
g reatly im pressed w ith th e ease
At Searles Lake, Calif., is a plant
Mrs. Ella Aton L arsen, wife of
with w hich the Dodge sailed over
that produces 20% of this country’s
H. C. L arsen, of th is place, de
the top of some steep hills en
potash needs. Agriculture which is
serv es m uch cred it for her u n tirin g
'J'*
countered on the trip. The pick-up
so dependent upon potash as a fer
efforts in behalf of her “little
Dr. W D. Cooiidge, Philadel on tlie g rad es was far su p erio r to
tilizer can thank Dr. John E. Tee-
brow n babies." She seem s to be phia scientist, lias perfected a tube that of m any six cylinder c a rs of
pie for his development of the in
dustry.
The American Chemical
never too busy to give them a day for projecting the cathode ray. A m oderate price and easily equal to
mouse a fte r being exposed to the
Society awarded the Perkins Mt dal
of h er tim e for -a F o u rth of Ju ly
ray for but a fraction of a m inute th a t of some high priced sixes.
i for 1927 to Dr. Tecple for his chem-
outing, a H allow e’en p arty or a was d isintegrated.
Long, flexible sp rin g s w ith sn u b
It k id s p lan t
cal achievements.
C h ristm as celebration. She Is the life— tu rn s acety lene gas into pow bers in front sm ooth out the ro u g h
en th u siastic teach er of a large class I der and dees oth er am azing t'ii s. est possible dirt road unitl one
of Ja p an ese ch ild ren and they In Dr. Coolidge hopes to make the >y would alm ost believe they w ere on
tu rn reflect her enthusiasm and are , of help to hum anity.
pavem ent.
very devoted to her. The class has
T he m ost im pressive fe a tu re of
grow n so larg e th a t she has been
I lie coach w ork is th e vast am ount
obliged to select an a ssista n t and '
of leg room for front seat p assen
one of her pupils in stru c ts the I
gers, and those in the back seat can
The P aren t-T each er association,
younger children. The children
easily lean back and com fortably
w hich was recen tly organized at
g ath er each Sunday at th e ir teach- j
stretch out. The upholstery is in
the G resham Union high school,
e r's home and enjoy an auto ride '
g rain leather.
A w edding of In terest to P o rt
will m eet on W ednesday evening,
from th e re to the ch u rch . As many
Brockway first cam e to the a tte n
November 3, a t 8 o'clock, sh arp , at
m ore are in atten d an ce at o th er land and G resham friends w as so l tion of Braley & G raham through
th e high school. F or th is m eeting,
Sunday schools in Gresham .
emnized on Monday evening, Octo his efficient operation of a fleet of
in addition to the re g u la r business
The cu rre n t issue of the "Ju n io r
ber 25, when Mis* Isa Hazel W as ea rs driven by th e old W oodard A
ro u tin e, a p rogram of in te re st is
T each er's Q u arterly "
from the
C lark Drug com pany. T hrough the
MKS.
W.
A.
W
IN
TEK
S
being prep ared . A rep rese n tativ e
David Cook P ub lish in g com pany : son, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. conspicuous low cost of operation
K E T IK N S EKOM VISIT co n tain s a fine w riteu p of Mrs. L ar- I W asson, of Boring, becam e the
from th e sta te board for vocational
attain ed in th is capacity, Brockw ay
education, Miss Bess Chappell, who
Mrs. W. A. W inters re tu rn e d to sen's w ork with her Ja p an e se class, bride of Jo h n W. W heeler at the was induced to Join the Braley &
is sta te su p erv iso r of hom e eco G resham S atu rd ay m orning afte r also a cut show ing th e teach er and Rose City
P ark
P restiy tertan G raham organization for a tw o-
nom ics education from Oregon Ag an absence of seven w eeks at her pupils.
ch u rch . Dr. Donald M acCluer of year period. He c a rrie d on in th e
ric u ltu ra l college, w ill speak and girlhood hom e n ear M ontreal, Q ue
Dr. C. W. H uett w as g reatly be- . ficiating. The bride Is a form er capacity of service salesm an, e s
offer th e possibilities for the o rg an bec. w hich she had not seen for 26 loved by the G resham Jap an ese resident of Rose City park and for tablishing no sm all am ount of good
ization of classes for w omen in m il years. T he m ost of her tim e was and did much in th e ir behalf. He th e p ast two y ears has been a m em will not only to the firm but him
linery, house decoration, sew ing or spent w ith h er m other, Mrs. Rachel and his wife w ere m issio n aries to ber of th e faculty of G resham Union self, as well In passing on to th e
o th e r phases of hom e economic Eam on, w ho is in failing health. Ja p an for ten y ea rs and both spoke high school. The groom, who Is In Individual ow ner as well as fleet
w ork.
She also visited m any o th er re la the language fluently. W hile here the tim ber and lum ber bu sin ess. Is ow ners the atten tion w hich the m o
C larence K rueger, ath letic coach tives, old schoolm ates and friends. he arra n g e d m any
educational also a resident of G resham w here to r car Is ju stly entitled to til o rd er
a t th e high school, and V elm ar
Mrs. W in ters had an o p p ortunity g ath erin g s for them and in other they will m ake th e ir home.
to reduce o p erating costs.
Cook, a high school stu d en t, w ill of view ing a num ber points of in ways showed an in te rest in th eir
On account of the Illness of the
Nelson joined the Braley & G ra
each give piano selections. Chas. te re sts w hile aw ay, am ong them the m a terial and sp iritu a l w elfare.
b rid e’s m other th e wedding w as a ham organization alm ost at their
S averude, in stru c to r of
public splendid
group' of P arliam en t
Mrs. Jack so n Jo n es In stru cts n v e r y quiet one, but an announce inception in P ortland.
speaking, w ill give a ta lk on the buildings a t O ttawa. She also had class of Ja p an e se g irls each S a tu r m ent p arty was held on S atu rd ay
In May. 1925. Brockway & Nel
P.-T. A. from th e te a c h e r's sta n d th e privilege of atten d in g one of day afternoon In th e ru d im en ts of afternoon at th e home of Mrs. J. W. son first established th e ir p a rtn e r
point and two of his stu d en ts will th e la rg e st ch u rch es in M ontreal needlew ork and in th is as in th eir McMichael.
ship, tak in g over on th e ir own
speak from th e stu d e n t's point of and saw tw o of the five g reat lakes day school and Sunday school
in itiative an auth o rised
Dodge
view. T he co n stitu tio n as fram ed on different occasions. R etu rn in g , w ork they evince th e g rea test in GKENIIAM G IK L GIVEN
B rothers service station w hich has
by th e com m ittee w ill be p re se n t Mrs. W in ters stopped.,>ff at B rig h t te re st and atten tio n . Mrs. C. I)
I’K E -N U PTIA L SHOWN since operated under th eir nam e at
ed a t th e m eeting on W ednesday on, Colorado, for a visit with Dr. Cathey Is an o th er who has devoted
No. 440 Belmont. T h eir success in
Miss Irina Gates, whose m a rriag e the service end of the business has
evening.
and Mrs. C. W. H uett. She anil Mrs. a g reat deal of tim e and energy to
H uett m ade a side trip io Denver the Ja p an ese women around G resh to H arold Richmond will be an prom pted Braley ti Graham’s a p
w here they w ere p leasan tly e n te r am in tile endeavor to in stru ct event of th is autum n, w as m ost pointm ent to rep resen t them in
O PEN IN G OE IIO W IT T ’S
STO KE ANNOUNCED tained by a niece in sightseeing them In dom estic a rts as w ell as agreeably su rp rised S aturday eve G resham , Braley * G raham feel
ning by a show er w hich was given very positive th at the selling of a u
drives. Mrs. W inters says she is sp iritu a l enlightenm ent.
The g ran d opening is announced delighted to get back to home,
T he doors of all denom inations in her honor by her cousin, Mrs. tom obiles today is p rim arily a job
1 for sto re No. 3 of th e N ewberg G resham and Bull Run w ater.
in G resham a re open nt all tim es : H enry Vanmoss Jr., of P o rtlan d , at of serv icin g —in d irect proportion
P acking & P roduce com pany, of
to receive th e Ja p an e se in both the th e residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. to the efficiency rendered In serving
w hich T. R. H ow itt is m anager, to
GKAI’K VINES.
ow ners—a re sales made.
Sunday school and th e p reaching Hoover.
ta k e place T h u rsd ay , November 4, P la n t in November. W ordens, Con
T he rooms w ere beautiful in H al
T em porarily, Brockway & Nelson
services.
cords,
N
iagaras
are
m
oney-m
akers.
in th e sto re w hich Mr. H ow itt r e
low e'en d ecorations and m asses of are m aintaining sales h ea d q u arte rs
T ry them . P rices reasonable. H a r
cen tly p urchased from Cecil Metz old Oberg, C raig road, fo u rth house
ch rysanthem um s. As th e lig h ts of at th e G resham G arage. Inability
GOLDEN KI LE SUNDAY
ger in th e Bank of G resham b u ild north of B a rr road. —Adv.
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th e living room w ere dim m ed, two to get an adequate location occa
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ing. T he $2,000 g rocery stock is to
H allow e'en “gh o sts,” E. E. More sions th is tem porary move. Hy the
BARGAINS.
be sold at cost to th e public. A
A p relim in ary m eeting Incident head, an uncle of the bride elect, first of the year, however, th is new
C h ristm as G reeting ca rd s in lots to th e appointm ent of com m ittees
new stock of first class groceries
and her sister, Miss M argaret firm hopes to have a suitable build
of 25, com plete w ith envelope to
is then to be placed on the shelves m atch and your nam e p rin ted or to a rra n g e for Golden R ule Sunday G ates, entered with th e ir arm s laden
ing com pleted.
to g eth er with a full line of m eats, engraved on card s, as low as $2 50, In th e in te rest of th e N ear E ast Re w ith packages, and th ese when
They w ill m aintain th eir service
fru it, vegetables, feed, h ard w are 50 for $3.75. O ther ca rd s a t $3.60, lief w as held a t th e B ap tist church opened proved to tie handsom e re
statio n at No. 440 Belmont stre e t,
$4.25
and
$5.00
for
25
com
plete.
and d elicatessen goods. Mr. H ow itt
last evening and m easu res for the m em brances for th e guest of hon P ortland, until a perm anent home
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561.
has resided in G resham for th e past
I com ing cam paign discussed.
It or, indicating th e esteem in which
can be established In G resham .
26 y ea rs and w as form erly en
was finally decided th a t th e Rev. she is held by her m any friends.
A Trial
gaged In th e m eat and g rocery b u s of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans E. G. Judd act as g en eral ch airm an Her g ran d m o th er, Mrs. H enry Van-
T unnel Replaces Flum e.
iness p rio r to rem oving his in te r a re tu rn o rd er. Give It a tria l.— of a com m ittee w hich sh all be com- moss, presented h er with a tre a su re
The new co ncrete tunnel, 10 feet
Adv.
ests to P o rtlan d . He disposed of
i posed o t th e p resid en ts of all ch est which she lias been m onths in diam eter and 1500 feet long, at
his service sta tio n on E ast Powell
For low est ra te s on autom obile, church o rg an izatio n s of G resham , In collecting, a m iscellaneous a r the Bull Run pow er p lant of the
tru c k and g en eral in su ran c e see to g eth er with th e heads of th e v a r ray of useful kitchen articles. The P o rtland E lectric Pow er com pany
stre e t a sh o rt tim e ago.
B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
ious lodges, th e sam e to u n ite In a g irls of th e telephone office, w here was placed In service yesterday.
concerted
effort In behalf of the Miss G ates has been em ployed for T his Im provem ent replaces about
We a re alw ays glad to quote you
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
Sandy L um ber Co., N ear E ast Relief. Golden Rule th e p ast year, gave her a beautiful a half mile of wooden flume and
No com m ission or b rokerage. Very on lum ber.
phone Sandy 223.—Adv.
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easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Sunday is to be observed In th is lo e le c tric waffle Iron. The gam es c a rrie s w ater from the L ittle S an
cality on November 14 and events nnd refre sh m e n ts reflected the dy riv er to the forebay. The r e
leading up to th a t day will he fully sp irit of H allowe'en.
m aining th ree and a q u a rte r m iles
outlined at an ea rly date. A. Edwin
Mrs. M orehead, an au n t of Miss of wooden can al will be replaced
Pry|ie, of P o rtlan d , who is devoting G ates, sang, accom panied by Mrs. eventually with concrete w hich
his tim e solely to th is w ork, was H enry Vanmoss J r. Those p re s will m aterially safeguard ag a in st
You can increase your net profits with tile
p resen t at the m eeting la st evening ent w ere Mr. and Mrs. E. E. More fu tu re hllIslides which are a g re a t
and Is being m ost ably assisted by head, Mr. and Mrs. H enry Vanmoss, m enace to the equipm ent of the
drainage.
the Rev M. B. P aro u n ag ian , fo r Mr. and Mrs. H enry V anm oss Jr., power plant.
T h e b est tile you can g et is th e c h e a p e st in th e
m erly a p asto r of th e M ethodist Miss Lucile Brown, Miss G race Ba
long ru n .
T ry ug fo r q „ a jj(y
ch u rch in G resham .
t lilcken T h ie le s In Fridence.
ker, Miss Helen LeRoy, Mrs. A. N.
Chicken
thieves are again putting
B aker and Jack Rager, all of P o rt
A Ilog and a Ital Tale.
land. T he G resham g u ests w ere in th e ir w ork in near-by com m uni
Hillsboro, O re, R. F. I*. No. 2
A m an th o u g h t he had th e best Mr. and Mrs. K. A. M iller and ties and ex tra precautions a re be
ra t dog in the county and told his
ing used hy poultry raise rs. On
A«k Ekstrom Truck Service, Gresham, Oregon
neighbor so. But w hile they were d au g h ter Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. J.
ta lk in g a huge rodent w alked leis E. G ates and d au g h ter, M argaret, last S atu rd ay night a few chickens
u rely acro ss the yard, th e dog who j Mr. and Mrs. A. F. H oover, Mrs. w ere stolen from a pen at "G reen
was In th e r a t’s path moved aside K enneth Roberts, Mrs. Inez W ilson, A cres," the poultry ranch of D. T.
and d islu lerested ly w atched it until
W illiam s n ear P lea san t Home, Mr.
it d isappeared beneath th e wood Miss E lla B aker, Miss F ioella i
Jacobs. Miss Irm a G ates and H a r W illiam s Is a m em ber of the thief
Given by E pw orth League and P leasan t Home O rch estra
pile.
prevent!« n d ep artm en t of the O re
A loud laugh h u rst from the old Richmond.
Pleasant llom«* Methodist Episcopal Chiirrh
n eighbor's th ro at. "So th a t's yo'
gon P o u ltry association, w hich of
cham p r a tte r? A fine lap dog he
fers a rew ard of $100 for each con
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viction of a chicken thief.
“W alt,” said the ow ner, “th a t was
one of our ra ts— ju st w atch him I T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association
CONCERT, P le a sa n t Home o rch e stra READING, Miss Eupheinla
Greeting ('arils.
when a stra n g e ra t com es in the will meet Friday, November 5 at
F alrw ea th er. PIANO SOLO. Miss F lo ren ce Honey.
T h ere Is no nicer form of C h rist
yard."
th e schoolhouse.
Miss Vivian
W hite and Miss Rose P o tter, te a c h m as rem em brance for d ista n t re la
Then lluhhy Fainted.
ers
will present a su rp rise program tives and friends than a neatly en
F riend Wife had Just been pre-
graved personal greeting card.
PLAY BY EPWORTH LEAGUE
sented with a new check book a few also on th a t evening.
We c a rry a com plete stock and
C h a ra cters— Ruth L auderback, Fred M arshall, H erm an W alters
days before. At b rea k fa st she told
Mrs. J. B H ouse and fam ily have Invite you to Inspect them. We
John th a t she w anted a new book moved to th e P ro c to r place.
suggest, too, th a t you order now
SONG. W ILLIAM ELLIOTT
W HISTLING SOLO. Miss
as she had lost th e first one. hut
for delivery about December 10.
A ugusta Hahn. CLARINET SOLO, Guy Robertson, accom panied
J.
M.
Brophy
was
a
Salem
visitor
for him not to w orry as she had j
P ric e s are lower, th is year, th a n
by Miss M arian R obertson.
DIALOGUE, Greenw ood girls.
signed every check and
they last F riday, also M rs. Byron who ever before.
CONCERT, P lea san t Home o rch estra.
w ouldn't be of an y use to th e one i sp en t th e day v isitin g her sister, GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 15«1.
who found it.
Admission 30c anil 15c, which includes refreshincnts
Mrs Brophy who atten d ed th e P.-T.
Why not buy lum ber direct from
. The proceeds are to go to the p leasan t Home o rc h e stra and
association
convention in Salem,
Don't lay down the paper till you
th e m ill? Sandy Lum ber Co., phone
th e E pw orth le a g u e piano fund.
retu
rn
ed
home
w
ith
them.
have read the Want Ads.
Sandy 223 —Adv.
New P. - T. A. Hold
Meeting Wed. Night
Attention/ Mr. Fanner and Mr. Berryman
SCHOLLS TILE CO.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Saturday, November 6, 8 p. m.
“FOUR A. M.”
High School Teacher
and Boring Man Wed