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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1926)
R BORING PLEASANT HOME T he L adies Aid of th e M ethodist ch u rch w ill hold Its an n u a l sale ami b azaar a t th e I. O. O. F. hall on S atu rd ay evening. Nov. 20. Many useful a rtic le s w ill be offered to the public at th e sale, suitable for C h ristm as gifts. T h ere w ill be a plate lunch. A play entitled “Hit ting on All Six," will be given, and m usic w ill be furnished by the o r ch e stra. Tjie program will com m ence a t 8 o'clock. The Ladies Aid of the P leasant Home B aptist church w in hold a bazaar in the basem ent of the church S aturday evening, Novem ber 27. A lunch will be served. Also a good program is being p re pared. T he Rev. E. W. W ithnell spoke S unday m orning to a very attentive audience. T he p asto r invites all who do not attend church else w here to w orship a t the little w hite church. T he Sunday school has sta rte d to m ake arran g em en ts for a C hristm as program . T here w as no 'school on Friday as th e te ac h ers w ere at Oregon City atten d in g the Clackam as county te a c h e rs' Institute. The L adies Aid will m eet at the ch u rch on T hursday afternoon for w ork and to com plete a rra n g e m ents for th e bazaar. L ester Boring 's back at his place in T elford’s sto re afte r an absence of th ree m onths, caused by sickness. W alter Roots was out from P o rt land S aturday looking after some business interests. Mrs. Em m a G regson returned S atu rd ay from Longview, w here she had been spending a week with relatives. Mrs. Jam es Gregson of Longview spent last week visiting her sister, Mrs. C. L. G regson. Mrs. E m m a G regson and Mrs. Roy C ochran entertain ed at dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jam es G regson and tw o sm all sons, from Longview. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Sei- fer and sons from P lea san t Home, C. L. G regson. wife and sons, and Dick and Joe H ansell. Mrs. O. M. Rich has been quite ill th e past week. Mrs. H. O. M iller has been su f fering the p ast week w ith infection in h er face. Homer F ish er is w orking two days in th e w eek at the P. E. P. com pany's su b statio n here. The rem ainder of the tim e he is with the com pany a t L ents. Mr. F isher is a form er resid en t of Boring. V. A. M endenhall has the agency for the A tw ater K ent and Fada radios and has "them on display at T u rn e r's confectionery. He re ports a num ber of sales. A crew of men have taken down the fram e w ork of the P. E. P. com pany's old substation. The m a chin ery w as all taken aw ay early in th e fall. , , Eldore Jo h n sto n attended the ' O. A. C. and south ern California football gam e in P ortland on Arm istice day. The “T hree L inks” club gave a ' card p arty and dance at I. O. O. F. J hall S atu rd ay evening. The young peoples’ Bible class at the church on Sunday evening is grow ing in in te rest. T he Rev. E. W. W ithnell is in charge. The ch ild ren ’s Happy H our class which m eets Sunday a fte r noon is being well attended and the children a re much interested in the w ork they are doing. The services in the B aptist church each Sunday are Sunday school which m eets at 10 o'clock. P reaching a t 11 by tha pastor, the Rev. Wm. F airw eath er. In th e eve ning th e B. Y. P.-U. convenes at 7:30 and is followed by preaching I at 8 o'clock by the pastor. D. D. Jack is quite ill at his home at Scenic. His many friends are hoping for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Wm. F airw eath er has been visiting in Salem and D allas the past two weeks. She is expected home on Friday. M arion Miller of Coos county, who has been visitiug his m other, Mrs. P. M. Miller, retu rn ed to his home on Sunday. R. 1. A nderson is m aking rapid progress on his new house near the O rient school. Mrs. A nderson retu rn ed recently from a visit to her m other in Salt Lake City. CUfford N asshahn is able to be out again afte r having the scarlet fever. So far no other m em bers of , ch u rch p roperty and is having the • a few days on th eir way to Cali- the fam ily have taken the disease. house rem odeled into a very neat , fornla. W hile here they w ere tak- ; en on the Mt. Hood Loop trip and Mr. and Mrs. H C. Nelson en bungalow. Mrs. Rieinan w as form described the scenery as being u n erly a resident of P leasan t Home surpassed. Miss Florence Chell- joyed a trip to Governm ent Camp Sunday afternoon with P o rtland and her many friends are rejoicing tnan of Marahtield w as also a r e friends. They reported a light fall over her re tu rn to th is place. of snow at th a t place. Chas. McKinney, who is a s tu dent at O. A. C. visited home folks during the Arm istice Day vacation. Mrs. Rieman has purchased the p roperty adjoining th e B aptist Mrs. Irvin Rose and daughter. Miss K atherine, of W ashington, D. C., cousins of Mrs. Clifford B u r lingam e and Mrs. M. L. Morrison, w ere guests a t th e la tte r's home for Amalie Motor Oil 8 I Every drop guaranteed 100 per cent pure Penn sylvania made from the world’s best crude oils (Franklin crude). Last Call! jooo mites of smiles with every crankcase filling. Come to th e Fairview F air And see the sig h ts th a t a re there. Come to dine and to buy and the side shows to try ; H ear a program th a t's clever and rare. Auspices Women’s Society F rid ay, Nov 19, F airview City H all Sale of N eedlework begins 2 p. m D inner 6 to 8 I Gresham Service Station Make your appointment today Authorized D ealers in G resham See me about S gallon s, 10 gallon s, and barrel price. Just say A m alie. Z a m s k y ’s A r t S t u d i o Gresham G eneral Admission to H all 10c SAND G ravel Sold in the Bunkers or Delivered Sold only at Remember tine dozen of them makes tw elve beautiful presents. P rogram 8:45 Side Shows 7 to 8 TROUTDALE SAND & GRAVEL CO. Concrete and Plaster We want you to be from Missouri, make us prove it to you. That is the reason we are selling Amalie at 30c per quart. Xmas Photographs Finished ’ D inner 35c a Plate Children fir “Use the best—it costs you less” Only four weeks left to have*your Call 361 FAIRVIEW cent guest at th e Morrison home. Mrs. Rose and daughter arriv ed in Los Angeles a few days before the death of Mrs. C harles H um phrey, grandm other of Mrs. M orrison and Mrs. B urlingam e. CEMENT AND CEMENT BRICK GENERAL HAULING J. R. KNARR Phone Gresham ISO TROUTDALE, ORE. iiiiuiiiiiiniimiiiiiitaiiHuiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiittitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiUjiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiMiiiiiittiiiimiiiiini VICTORY The re g u la r m eeting of the Vic tory P a re n t-T e a c h e r association will be held in th e schoolhouse on Friday evening, November 19. at 8 o'clock. A sh o rt program is being prepared. The V ictory circle of the E van gelical W om en's union will be held at the hom e of Mrs. Olive Strebin on T h u rsd ay afternoon. November 18, a t 2 o'clock. Members and friends a re invited to be present. COTTRELL Miss E ula M arvin, who has been packing apples in the orchard of Mrs. C harles Clym er since about the m iddle of S eptem ber, returned S aturday to th e hom e.of her moth- Jy*r, Mrs. J. A. Donaldson. TO Cot No. Cot No. Inscription 1 Nickel Plated, Steel Handled Spatulas Aluminum Egg Separators Aluminum Egg Slicera Aluminum Cup Strainers Wh. Enam. Handled Ice Picks Aluminum 4 Oz. Cups Wire Loop Handled, Dish Mops Auto F re ig h t T erm inal Portland, Phone EAst 2304 Gresham, Phone 1201 Lundquist Truck Line PORTLAND 2 8 4 GRESHAM 8 ( jlO n d Specialist . Kidney, Bladder, , P ro ita te, H igh Blood I Preaaure.Rheumatiam, J C onstipation, Lots of I V ita lity , etc. C all or ' w rite fo r b ook let on re-energizing the glands without operation. DR. H. Z. THARP 323 Plttoeh Bloch Portland. Ore. 7 8 9 10 lc Aluminum D escription No. 16 Wh. Enam. Handled Par. Knives 17 Aluminum Salt Shakers Measuring Spoons 18 Aluminum Toothpick Holders Collapsible Cups 19 Nickel Plated Sugar Spoons Jelly Molds 20 Aluminum Milk Bottle Capa Handled, Veg. Brushes 21 alarca Plated Tea Spoons or Coffee Strainers 22 luminum Cake Turners Cookie Cutters 23 Aluminum Graters 9 Aluminum Table Pads 10 11 12 13 14 16 Aluminum Aluminum Aluminum N a t Wood Alum. Tea Aluminum J SELL 10 In. Heavy Alum. Fry Pans Electric Curling Irons 3 Qt. Enameled Coffee Pots 6 Q t Alum. Pan. CoL Sauce Pots 10 In. French Fryers 1 P t Vacuum Bottles 6 Pc. "White Beauty" Brush Sets 2% Q t Alum. Pan. Cracked lee Pitchers 19 Elec. Toaster Stoves, 110 Volts 20 Dustless Mops 21 10 Q t Round Alum. Dish Pans 22 4 Pc. Kitchen Cutlery Sets 23 2 Qt. A. Pan. Coffee Percolators 24 6 Q t Alum. Pan. CoL Kettles 11 12 18 14 16 18 17 18 CM No. EACH Cot No. Description Ont No. Family Scales 8 Q t Alum. Strainer Sane* Pans 10% In. Alum. Angel Cake Pans 18 Pc. Table Ware Sets, Mala bar Plate, (4 Knives. 4 Fork», 6 Tea Spoons, 2 Table Spoons, 1 Sugar Spoon, 1 Butter Knife) 4 Q t Alum. Pan. CoL Sauce Pans (Wood Handle) 8 Qt. Enameled Double Boilers 1 Gallon Outing Jugs 5 Qt. Enameled Tea Kettles 3 Pc. Kitchen Cutlery Sets 4 Qt. Enam. CoL Sauce Pana FOR Cot TO Ont No. 1 WAY POINTS Local and Long Distance M oving 8 SELL FOR 24 25 26 27 28 29 80 32 99c Description 26 28 27 28 29 30 31 32 38 34 35 8 Q t Aluminum Water Pails 6 Qt. Enam. Colonial Kettles 8 Q t Enam. Preserving Kettles 6 Q t Aluminum Baking Dishes 10 Q t Enameled Water Pails Pyralin Handle Clothes Brushes 14 Qt. Round Enam. Dish Pans 10% In. Alum. Torte Cake Pans 8 Q t Alum. Pan. CoL Kettles 6 Pc. Handy Kitchen Sets Aluminum Pan. Sauce Pan Seta, 1, 1 % and 2 Qta. 38 Enameled Sauce Pan Sets, 1, 1% and 2 Qta. D escription Malacca Plated Dessert Spoons Alum. Kitchen Salt Shakers Aluminum Cookie Cutters Aluminum Clothes Sprinklers Nickel Plated Butter Knives Aluminum Tea Strainers Aluminum Jelly Molds Alum. Lemon Juke Extractors Cot No. Aluminum Combe Aluminum Soap Dishes Malacca Plated Tipped Forks Aluminum Pepper Shakers Aluminum Measuring Cups Aluminum Jelly Molds Black Enam. Handle Par. Knives 33 34 36 36 37 38 40 EACH Co« No. 37 No. Malacca Plated K nife A Fork Sets 48 (6 each one-piece knives and Jumbo forks) 10 Q t Enam. Oval Dish Pans 12 Pc. “Lily of the Valley” Tea Spoon Sets 40 40 Ox. Alum. Beverage Mixers 41 6 Pc. Steak Knife Sets, Solid Steel, Nickel Plated 42 5 Q t Alum. Pan. Tea Kettles 43 11% In. Alum. Round Roasters 44 White Enam. Handled Body Bath Brushes 45 16 In. Enameled Roast Pans 38 89 47 48 49 50 51 62 63 64 66 68 67 Brush Sets (Tapestry Br Brush and Dustless 1 lusterI 16% In. Alain. Flat Biscuit Paas 10 In. Alum. Pan. Rnd. Roasters Enameled Mixing Bowl Sets, 2, 8 and 6 Qta. Alum. Drip Roasting Fans, 10%xl4% In. Family Sixe Food Choppers 8 Qt. Enameled Stock Pots 2 Q t Alum. Pan. Double BoQexs Enameled Infant Baths Alum. Pud. Pan Sets, 1,1% , 2 Qta. 10 Q t Alum. Oval Diah Pans 6 Pc. "Universal” Brush Sets THESE BIG VALUES NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS Sale Starts Promptly at 2:30 p. m., Monday, November 22. A Rare Opportunity A. W . METZGER & CO. GRESHAM, OREGON
