Gresham outlook., November 19, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

GBESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
ARBOLEDA
Thanksgiving Services
at Troutdale Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W R. Locke w ere
hosts a t a card p a rty and supper
on S atu rd ay evening. T he guests
include Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H orn-
A T hanksgiving service w ill be I ec^er’
an<‘ Mrs. Andrew Zen-
held at the T rou td ale com m unity I s e r ’
an<‘ Mrs G eorge Steele,
ch u rch Sunday m orning at 10 I ' lr and Mrs. Y erkins and Mr. and
o'clock. The p astor, the Rev. E. R. Mrs. Otto S kalstad of P o rtlan d
D. H ollensted, w ill preach on “Our
Mrs. J. C. F in n ell en tertain ed th e
N ational B lessings and O bliga- I Jo k e r club recen tly a t h er hom e on
tio n s.” Sunday school w ill follow F ern avenue. H onors w ent to Mrs.
th e m orning service.
P eter B organ and Mrs. B. H. Gable,
The reg u la r m eeting of th e |
conso,atlon to Mrs H c -J d h n -
Columbian High Has
Various School Affairs
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HANKSGIVING
DINNER
£ a ro n Lu ‘heran ch u rch Sunday
m orning in th e E nglish language.
T he subject to be used by the p a s­
to r. th e Rev. Enoch Sandeen, Is
“T he L ast Jud g m en t.” A solo,
“Come Ye Blessed,” w ill be r e n ­
dered by Mrs. Sandeen. In th e eve­
ning at 8 o’clock th e p asto r w ill
give a Bible lecture on th e subject,
“A Good A ncestry."
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Perennials for Sale.
M ust sell a large num ber of my
p eren n ials and sh ru b s to m ake
room for dahlia stock. They w ill
go very cheap to those who w ill
com e for them . Mrs. V era L. T uck-
er, phone G resham 268x2—Adv.
COUNTY COUNCIL
TO MEET AT LYNCH
M ultnom ah County Council of
P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n s w ill
hold a m eeting at Lynch school­
house on th e Section L ine road
S aturday, Novem ber 20, a t 11
o'clock. T he chairm en w ill hold a
d ep artm en t conference beginning
at 10:30
AH c,ty and county clrc,e
Pre8idents
present.
are
requested
to
be
.
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru ck and g eneral in su ran c e see
I B. W T horne. Adv.
OF T ills
RIGHT
WAY
¿MENU
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Young of
S ervices at the Swedish Mission
ch u rc h next Sunday will be of P ortlan d and Mr. and Mrs. Ruff of
special in te rest, as th e Rev. J. Bellrose, w ere S unday v isito rs at
W erthen from Sweden, a gifted the home of Mr. and Mrs. W ill
sp e ak e r and jjlso a m usician of Richey.
Mrs. H a rry Jellu tn of L aC enter,
note, w ill preach. Services will be
In
th
e
evening
the
I
Wa8hIuR‘<>n.
h as
been visiting
in Swedish
serm on w ill be in E nglish by the friends here th is week
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. T ole of L ong­
p asto r, the Rev. Don Shogren, who
Will ta k e for his subject “S a ta n ’s view. W ashington, Mr. and Mrs.
B anquet.” On S atu rd ay evening, " ¡»‘son and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs.
November 20, th e big offering pro- H. Davis and d au g h ter of P o rtlan d
grom w ill be held In th e church, w ere S unday visito rs a t th e hom e
beginning a t 7:30. A ddresses and of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davjs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n of
m usic of very special in te re st will
G
resham
spent W ednesday a fte r-
be given.
On T uesday evening. November J no<,n at ,h e holne of M r' and Mrs
23, th e young people of the Powell C. F. K esterson.
Mrs. M ary E. Sm ith, fo rm erly of
V alley and
D am ascus
Mission
ch u rch es will unite in a service at lh,H place' who died M onday a ‘ ‘he
th e Powell Valley church. Choir | home of ber d a u g h te r Mrs. W. I
reh e arsal for the Mission church Young’ in r>or‘,an<L w as burled at
w ill be held on W ednesday eve­ 1 D am ascus cem etery Friday, No-
| vem ber 12. She w as 79 y ea rs of
ning.
A union T hanksgiving service in ] a .
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. B erry of Bell
w hich th e four Sw edish churches
óf th e vicinity. Saron L utheran, rose and Mr’ and M rs' ° N' S ager
H aley Baptist, D am ascus ami P ow ­ of th is place m otored to Silverton
ell V alley Mission will unite, will and Salem la st Sunday.
J. F ogarty, a business m an of
be held In th e la tte r church on
T h an k sg iving at 10 a. m. Each P o rtlan d , w as a valley visito r Mon­
ch u rch will co n trib u te tow ard the day.
H. Ppuison is q u ite ill at his
m usic for th e occasion. The Rev.
home
and has the sym pathy of his
Jo h n S. Nordell and th e Rev.
m any frien d s who hope for. his
Enoch Sandeen w ill preach.
S ervices will be conducted a t th e | s Pfe d * recovery.
YDI
WAT
RE
NIKE
P ersonal experiences in th e de­
tails of in te rm en ts, fo rtu n ately ,
are lim ited outside o u r p ro fes­
sion. But as fun eral d irecto rs
we know th a t th e re is a rig h t
way. and in th is way only do
we Vender service. A fter our
first interview th e bereaved may
dism iss from th e ir m inds every
detail. Krom first to last we a s ­
sum e every responsibility.
GATES FUNERAL HOME
Phone 2471
Crem e of Celery Soup
Roast T urkey
D ressing
C ran b e rry Sauce
Sw eet P o tato es Mashed P otatoes
H ot Mince or A pple Pie
Ice Cream
Cake
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Phone
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FAIRVIEW
F o r real e sta te loans see or call
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
A T hanksgiving service will be
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
held Sunday m orning at H o'clock 1 T he O utlook's b arg ain co u n ter on
Classified—classy ads.
a t th e S m ith M emorial P resb y ter- ; page
ian ch u rch w ith a serm on by the
p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollen­
sted, on th e subject. “Our N ational
B lessings and O bligations." Sunday
school w ill begin prom ptly a t 10
o'clock.
T he schools east of th e Sandy
will give a p arty a t the Colum bian
high au d ito riu m on T uesday eve-
I ning, November 23
All p atro n s
and frien d s of th e schools a re in-
I vited to attend,
Miss G ertru d e E derle and h er
p arty of sw im m ers alm ost as fa-
rnous as she, dined at Crow n Point
ch alet on T h u rsd ay as an incident
A potato peeler saves both tim e
‘o th e trip to M ultnom ah falls.
and m aterial lu p aring c a rro ts and
e w
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p arsn ip s, as w ell as potatoes.
tBy R osetta H eukle.)
M yrtle C arter, a first y ear stu -
d en t in typing, m ade a reco rd of 20
w ords a m in u te in a 1 5 -n tn u te
speed test. T his te s t w as m ade
w ith only th ree erro rs.
The R ooter's club has been hold-
ing stu d e n t body yell*rallies. N
y ells have been p racticed by th e
SPRINGDALE
stu d en ts.
P aren t-T ea ch e r association
was
Sunday, November 6 Mrs. Connie
held F riday and splendid rep o rts I The Lynch school d istric t is
M arjorie Bush and P earl Cham
of the sta te P aren t-T ea ch e r asso- proud of its shiny new school bus b erlain attended th e S atu rd ay m a t­ Sm ith and son E sson, Mrs. Olla
elation w hich w as held at Salem , w hich w as purch ased recen tly and inee perfo rm an ce of “T he Bohe- W’oodard, Mrs. G. Babbitt and son
H alb ert visited Mrs. C arrte GP’. at
w ere given by Mrs. L. A. H arlow *s taking th e ch ild ren to and from vdvr G irl" at th e H e 'lig th e a te r.
H erm iston, Oregon, and retu rn ed
and Mrs. R. D. H ew itt, but on ac- school. Ben H G able, w ho : v u s
V erna Jen n y , who w as la st year the sam e day.
count of lack of tim e p art of the I tbe A rboleda store, is the d riv ei.
a g rad u a te from th e B ridal Veil
Floyd C oreyell, nephew of Mrs.
rep o rts are to be ca rrie d over to
Mr. and Mrs. 1. V S a te r of P o rt g ram m ar school and w ho is now a
th e next m eeting. All who a tte n d -I land, Mr. and Mr». M. C. B ourne fresh m an at F ra n k lin high school, • N ettie N orthw ay, visited her for a
few days. He retu rn ed to his w ork
ed th e m eeting felt w ell paid. Dain- and Mr. and Mrs. P e te r Borgan visited Colum bian classes.
as a p ia n ist at E ugene Oregon.
ty refresh m en ts w ere served by w ere gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
A su rp rise b irth d a y p arty , to
Mrs. H. C. McGinnis and Mrs. I H alladay la st S atu rd ay evening.
T he m em bers of Pacific W ood­
Minnie Beiderm an.
I C ards w ere enjoyed d u rin g th e eve- w hich all freshm en w ere invited, m an lodge of S prin g d ale cam p No.
w as given for F lo ssia P arso n s, a !
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Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck McGuire and nin8-
freshm an,
at h er hom e Monday . ,, .
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hall to be built here In Springdale
^ w b y of Kelso, W ashington, w ere I A su rp rise p arty w as given for evening.
on th e ground p urchased from th e
v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and I H a rry C. B ourne and Ben H. Gable
T he fresh m en gave th e an n u a l
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| H enry C hristenson estate. About
Mrs. W allace Spence la st week.
T uesday evening by Mrs. B ourne re tu rn p a rty F
rid ay night. Many on
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. I 20 men tu rn ed out to help clear up
V isitors a t th e A. D. K endall l and M rs- G able at th e B ourne resi , in te
restin g
gam es
w ith
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th e ground Sunday, also th ree
hom e th is week w ere Mrs. DeShea, I dence, th e occasion being both Mr.
aw a rd s Were played. T he boys
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• P o rtlan d lodge m em bers. The la-
Mrs. D om e, Mrs. F. P alm er and B ourne’s and Mr. G able’s b irth d ay w ere given an o p p o rtu n ity to
show
Mrs. H. Rice all of P o rtland. Mrs. Both victim s w ere kidnapped, tak - th e ir a rtis try at d ressm aking. Af­ dies of th e W oodmen circle served
DeShea w ill be rem em bered by en for a ride and m ade to w alk te r th e gam es th e g u ests w ent to a nice d in n er for th e men on th e
T ro u td ale people as Mrs. B arlow .
home, w here they found a larg e th e dom estic science room. T he grounds.
T he S p rin g d ale Needle club will
H. C. McGinnis and Jas. Spence group of frien d s aw altin g ‘hem
tab les w ere very attractiv ely dec­
left W ednesday m orning by auto to
The A rboIeda Im provem ent club o rated in th e class colors of blue m eet at th e hom e of Mrs. Ja ck
visit relativ es of Mr. McGinnis in | held ,its re g u ,a r m eeting T h u rsd ay and gold. Mr. Moody, th e p rin c i­ Zilm W ednesday.
The school board has had a ce­
S eattle and also to visit friends in evening a t th e hom e of Mr. and pal, acted as to a stm a ste r and
Mrs. Wm. K erw in. T he w ork on speeches w ere m ade by th e class m ent b asem ent p ut in the school-
B ellingham , W ashington.
j th e new club house is rap id ly p ro ­ p resid en ts and alu m n i president.
house and now w ill in stall a large
T h u rsday visito rs a t the L. A.
gressing and the clu b expects to
The P.-T. A. is giving a co u n try stove, tab les and benches for th e
H arlow hom e w ere W. B. S trubble | occupy its new hom e before long.
fair at th e high school on th e eve- conven‘ence of ‘he pupils,
of P o rtlan d and Mrs. H arry Apple-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E ck lu n d and ning of N ovember 23. T he high
B ert P arso n s, son of Mr. and
ton of S eattle, W ashington.
| John M eyers of P o rtlan d w ere d in ­ school classes and grad e school " r3- .R ° y P arso n s, is hom e on a
T he dance given S atu rd ay eve- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. room s are p rep a rin g various at- n,o,1‘b 8 furlough from th e U. S. S.
ning by the T ro u td ale P aren t- I Locke la st Sunday
trac tio n s as candy booths, fish
In San Diego h arb o r. He
T eacher association w as w ell at-
T he ladies of the A rboleda Im ponds and h u n tin g fields.
bas v‘s “ e<i m any of th e Im p o rtan t
tended and all rep o rt an enjoyable provem ent club w ill hold a b azaar
D olores M organ, H orace E vans c ‘“ ea ° ‘ ‘be ‘ nlted S tates since his
tim e and it w as also a financial an(j rum m age sale som etim e dur- and B urton Bush w ere hom e from en ' is‘m en‘ in th e navy a year and a
success. The next dance will be I jng the first p a rt of D ecem ber, Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college over b a“ UK°- H is h °a t w as in th e hig
given on S atu rd ay evening. Novem- Much tim e is being spent a t pre8. th e week-end.
h u rric a n e w hich lately lashed th e
ber 27. Good m usic w ill be fu rn - ent in m aking m any useful and
B ert P arso n s, a form er stu d en t 8bore.8 °* Cuba, about 40 m iles off
> ¡shed.
fancy a rtic le s for th e bazaar. of th e high school, is home on a coast. He sta te s th a t they rolled
Mr. and Mrs. ftavid B urns and F u rth e r details wil! he announced m o n th ’s furlough from the U. S. S. some, but not to any g re a t extent.
ch ild ren of Newberg spent th e | later.
"N itro ” in San Diego h arb o r, San One of th e ir engines w as seriously
w eek-end at the home of Mrs. M ar­
dam aged betw een P an am a and San
Diego, C alifornia.
g are t B urns.
Diego, although th e ir trip through
CAMP HILL
C lothes left on th e line u n til th e ‘he can al w as a p leasan t one.
.1. Spence has purchased a
The next m eeting of th e Camp dew falls a re m uch n icer to iron
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H alow at radio w hich he installed
Hill
W om an's club w ill be held on th a n w hen dam pened by hand.
R ubbing th e h ot cake griddle
la st week.
w ith a fresh ly cu t potato elim in ates
Tuesday, November 23, a t Mrs. R,
Many new W ant Ads today.
Mrs. H attie W ilson lias been on
th e necessity for g reasin g th e pan.
H. C onfrey’s, L au rel A cres. A 1
th e sick list for th e p ast w eek but
o'clock luncheon w ill be served a f­
is im proving slowly.
te r w hich 500 w ill be played. All
Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Day of A ber- I m em bers are asked to notify th e
deen, W ashington, spent la st w eek hostess if unable to atten d . A card
a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. I p a rty for th e m em bers and th e ir
McGinnis.
fam ilies w ill be held a t Mrs. Geo.
Mrs. Minnie B eiderm an left T ues- s te e l’s on Pow ell V alley road Sat
day for San F rancisco w here she ur(jay _ Novem ber 27.
w ill visit relativ es
POWELL VALLEY
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for
Resert niions
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Bin tier served
from 12 to
0:30 p. h i .
D on't lay down th e paper till you
have read th e W ant Ads.
Crosley Users
are
Satisfied Customers
and they are not like the undertaker’s—dead ones.
We will be pleased to refer you to them, and if
you will allow us to demonstrate we can prove to
your satisfaction that
CROSLEY quality is second to none
Phone 9 fix
and the price is reasonable.
Try one and be convinced.
Frank C. Jon es
BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
Still doing business
Extraordinary Specials
Portland-Gresham
Stage
LV. PORTLAND
on Winter Woolen Dress Goods
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P o w e ll a Hubert.
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■ P a lly ex cep t S u n d a y s and H ob d ays.
P. V — P o w ell V a lley .
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O w ned a n d op erated by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
MONEY
TA LKS
Salesm an, S alesladies and Re­
tail m erch an t. My item s fit all
of you. S alesm an average $1.00
profit for every dealer called on.
Costs d ealer $2.00, he sells for
$3.50 m ak es $1.50 on $2.00 in ­
vested. S alesm an m akes $1. If
you a re a S alesm an or w ish to
become one. If you never sold
an y th in g in your life I will tell
you how to m ake b etter th an
$100 a week. (A ddress)
Geo. L. Lane, Mansfield, Ohio
A ssorted c o lo r c o m b in a ­
tio n s in red, g re e n an d
blue. T u b proof.
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LO T 2— All AV ool F la n n e l, sm a ll c h eck s, d ark
co lo rs, h eav y w e ig h t, 28 inch. R eg. $1.50.
S pecial a t $1.2.»
LOT 3-—Very Einc Suede Einisli AH W ool F la n n e l,
54-inch. Reg. $3.35 yd. S pecial a t .......
$3.118
C o lo rs— P a n sy , old rose, d elf blue, c a d e t blue,
g re e n , o ra n g e , c in n a m o n , brow n anti c h a n n e l red.
T h e se d re s s goods a re new fa ll p u rch a se .
A BIG SPECIAL FOR MEN AND BOYS
10©', O regon Wool P la id L u m b er .lacks, a s so rte d
b rig h t a n d d a rk colors, n e w e st m odels, •
M en’s, sp e cia l a t ............ $.».2.»
B oys’ sa m e g ra d e a s m e n ’s, a s so rte d p laid s .
$3.9»
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Quality“
GRESHAM, OREGON
Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
Portland, Phone EAlt 23UI
WITHROW’S
Gresham, Phone PJtll
Lundquist
Truck Line
Attention/ Mr. Fanner and Mr. Berryman
You can increase your net profits with tile
drainage.
T h e b e st tile you can g e t is th e c h e a p e s t in th e
lo n g ru n .
rpr y U8 jQr q Uajjt y
SCHOLLS T IL E CO.
PIIO N E
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We Give Green Trading Stamps
COAL
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
PORTLAND
WAY POINTS
EKSTROM TRUCK SER V IC E
GRESHAM
Daily Trips to Portland
Loral anil Long Dlstanre
Moving
Grexhiini
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and
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Portland
Ft. Faut Taylor
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Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. No. 2
• Ask Ekstroin Truck Service, GresWim, Oretion
FOR YOUR
Thanksgiving and Birthday
Party Requirements
vv
e carry a complete line of birthday cards, place
cards, table favors, fancy napkins, crepe paper,
score cards, etc.
Birthday and Party Gifts
For your
(thanksgiving
©inner
(a ll 1891
Selected Poultry
of all kinds
A. .1. W. Brown selects his own birds and guarantees satis­
faction. He would appreciate your orders early so he can select
the choicest birds from the shipment when it arrives.
Perfumes, Fountain Pens, Fancy Stationery,
Dennison’s Book of Games, Plain and Fancy Box
Candies at popular prices.
OLYMPIC OYSTERS
always on hand
wp : se r v e hot lunches
ev ery day a t no o n , e x c ep t S u n d ay s a n d H olidays.
An excellent hom e-cooked m eal, topped off w ith hom e
m ade pie fo r »Or. T ry it.
(Tbr ©ararvttr
M ain S tre e t
G re sh am
P h o n e 23»!
Gresham Meat Market
Powell St.
G re sh a m
on the M t. Hood Loop Hghway