GRESHAM OUTLOOK. FRIDA Y, XOYEMBFK 26, lfcM
Pleasant Valley
Church Services
P lea san t V alley church
The
m akes th e follow ing announce-
m en ts: Suriday school from 10 to
11; w orship hour from 11 to 12. A
co rd ial invitation is extended to
every one. “Come and help us
m ake th is g re a t organixation the
Sunday school, still g re a te r, says
P asto r Gee Bickford. "Y our p re s
ence « i d your support w ill help
very m uch in b rin g in g such re
su lts.
'The th o u g h t for the w orship
h o u r w ill be draw n from "T he voy
age of P aul acro ss th e Aegean
S ea.” In th is p assage of Paul,
from Asia to E urope, a g rea t provi
d en tial decision w as ta k in g place,
of which, as ch ild ren of th e w est
we can n o t th in k w ithout th e pro-
foundest th an k fu ln ess.
“W ould you not have expected
C h ristian ity to have spread first
am ong those ra c e s to w hich th e
Je w s w ere m ost ak in ? In stead of
com ing w est, it m ight have gone
eastw ard . It m ight have p e n e tra t
ed into A rabia and tak en posses
sion of those regions w here th e
false p ro p h et holds sway. It m ight
have visited th e w andering trib e s
o f c e n tra l Asia, and piercing its
way th ro u g h the m ountains, rea re d
its tem ples on th e declining plains
of th e Ganges.
“ It m ight have trav eled fa rth e r
e a st to deliver th e sw arm ing m il
lions of China from th e cold secu
larism of Confucius.
“ Had it done so. M issionaries
from China and Ja p a n m ight be
th is day com ing to A m erica w ith
th e story of the cross. But P ro v i
dence conferred on E urope a b le ss
ed p rio rity , and th e fate of our n a
tion was decided in th is P a u l’s sec
ond m issionary journey.
“Let us to g eth er tra c e th e route
of th is g reat C h ristian hero and
for our m utual benefits discuss his
joys and sorrow s, as found in the
six tee n th chap ter of A cts.“
POWELL VALLEY
also included In th e program , be
sides two d ram atic solos to be p re
sented by Mrs. Enoch Sandeen.
T his service has been given by th e
p asto r in several places in Oregon
and has received m any com pli
m ents. T he object is to p resen t the
life of C hrist in a beautiful and at
| th e sam e tim e w orshipful m anner.
ning to en ter, next sem ester, th e held in th e assem bly, F rid a y m o rn
N o rth w estern Business College in ing. Speeches w ere m ade by mem
A service on th e life of C hrist
P ortland.
bers of th e v arsity team.
will be held next Sunday evening
The first b asketball gam e of the
Hazel B utler, a senior, attended
a t th e Saron L u th eran ch u rch , one
Pom ona gran g e, at G resham , No season w as played F riday night
m ile east of G resham , when the
vem ber 17. an d w as elected an of betw een th e high school team and
p asto r will p resen t 60 hand-colored
th e ad u lts, and th e kew pies and mid- '
ficer of th is organization.
reproductions from the best in re
Some Ynembers of th e E nglish gets. T he boys show ed some very
ligious a rt, all illu stra tin g some in -
III class planned to see George clever playing in w hich the bounce
cident in the life of the M aster. The
A rliss, in “Old E nglish," S aturday, pass w as used.
them e for the serm on will be "The
(oliiiiibiaii High School Xote».
C arl E tling scored high point for
a t th e H ellig th eater.
Holy City.” Several p ictu res set
(By R osetta H enkle)
T he S panish class w rote lette rs th e m idgets. O tto Aschoff for the
forth th e city of Jeru salem as it is
M ildred S u rb er, ’26. visited th e
in S panish to B erth a L arson who kew pies, Ted Beruey for the high
today. Two illu stra te d songs are school on W ednesday. She is plan-
was ab sen t from school last week school, and Kay W ilson, '26, for the
alum ni. T he score for the gam e
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The S enior class play of G resh was 12 to IS in favor of th e alum ni.
H albert B abbitt m ade some clev
am H igh school was cleverly a n
nounced F rid ay a t Colum bian high er and a rtis tic p o sters for th e c a r
by a song an d sk its given by m em nival held at the high school, T ues
day, November 23.
bers of th e cast.
A pep ra lly for the alum ni vs.
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant
high school b ask etb all gam e w as I it. as you w ant It— W ant Ad. it.
TROUTDALE
T he u su a l services w ill be held
next Sunday at th e T ro u td ale com
m unity church, beginning w ith a
serm on at 1 o'clock by the pastor,
» th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. who,
will tak e for his them e “C reation's
Testim ony to th e C reato r.” S un
day school w ill follow th e m orn
ing service.
.
COTTRELL
T he next re g u la r m eeting of the
C o ttrell P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso cia
tion w ill be held F rid ay evening.
Decem ber 3, 1926 E verybody is In
vited to come and enjoy the usual
good program . “T he ladies will all
be expected to bring rak e th a t we
may feed the hungry men and any
o th ers who are h u n g ry ." says the
com m ittee on refresh m en ts.
Belonging to the Business Life
of the Com m unity
M any of o u r d e p o sito rs w ill tell
you of th e e x h ila ra tin g fee lin g w hen
th ey o p ened th e ir C h eck in g a c
c o u n ts a n d w ro te th e ir first checks.
Xot in the old fashioned way, with a chisel, punch,
hammer and anvil—a method which is fast becom
ing obsolete, but with the surer, quicker and better
Rockford brake re-lining machine.
If you h a v e not yet felt th e th rill
of s ig n in g y o u r n a m e to checks,
th e r e ’s so m e th in g co in in g to you.
The Modern
T he R ockford c o u n te r-s in k s
th e riv e t head th ro u g h th e
b ra k e lining* to e lim in a te
sc o rin g th e d ru m w hen th e
lin in g becomes old an d w o rn .
It also p re v e n ts th e b rak e
lin in g from p u llin g off w hen
it g e ts old a n d th in .
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10 bars 33c
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KALNTON CEREAL
RIVAL SLICED BEEF—
2 Jars
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J u s t say A m alie.
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MILK
OREGON HONEY
S tra in e d
Shrimp
2 cans for 29c
BLUE BOSE KICK—
Sold only At
1% -lb. p ack ag e
S elected q u a lity
BACON
We want you to be from Missouri, make us
prove it to you. T hat is the reason we are selling
Amalie at 30c per quart.
2 lbs. 91t
Ry-Krisp
Health Bread
38c
A lofcal p ro d u ct a n d a low p rice
L arg e package
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FAIRVIEW
“C reatio n ’s T estim ony to the
C re a to r” w ill be th e them e of a
serm on Sunday m orning at 11
o'clock at th e S m ith M emorial
'P re s b y te ria n ch u rch by th e pastor,
the Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. S un
day school m eets prom ptly a t 1
o ’clock.
Mrs. M. L. M orrison and B illie
drove to M eskill. W ashington, 15
m iles out of C hehalis, on Monday
re tu rn in g T uesday, to visit Mr. and
Mrs. A rth u r C um m ins, te ac h ers in
th e Meskill school, and Mrs. Cum
m ins' sister. Miss Leva C haney of
W ichita. K ansas.
T hey had all
been form er schoolm ates In the
ea st and had not m et for 17 years.
A Feeling of
Brakes Relined
ROCKWOOD
T he m em bers of the Ladies Aid
are busy in p rep a ra tio n for th e ir
an n u al chicken dinner, b azaar and
play on S aturday, Decem ber 4. Ap
p ro p ria te
a rtic le s
suitab le for
C h ristm as gifts w ill he on sale as
w ell as m any household necessi
ties, such as flour, b re a k fa st foods,
coffee, etc. A sh o rt com edy w ill be
given a fte r the d in n er hour and a
g e n e ra l good tim e is in sto re for
all.
T he m eeting scheduled for W ed
nesday evening la st by th e health
n u rse at the schoolhouse has been
postponed to F riday, D ecem ber 3.
Mr. anti Mrs. Geo. B. C utler en
te rta in e d friends from the city on
T h an k sgiving day.
Dr. and Mrs. H aynes had as th eir
g u ests on T hanksgiving Mr. and
Mrs. G raves and th e ir two sons of
P le a sa n t Valley.
Mrs. Dunlop, w ife of the Rev. J.
F. Dunlop of th e local church, has
re tu rn e d from an extended visit, to
h er d aughter a t Bend. T he d au g h
te r and bahy cam e back w ith her
for a v isit w ith h e r p aren ts.
T he ch u rch serv ices under the
lead ership of th e new p asto r are
in creasing in in te re st as well as a t
tendance. All d ep a rtm en ts of th e
ch u rch are ta k in g on new zeal and
th e activity is being felt on the o u t
side as w ell as in th e church itself.
Mrs. Scott, w ho has beetP visiting
her» sisters, Mrs. Miles G rim shaw
and Miss Maud S lum an. has gone
to M ilwaukie to visit w ith a d augh
ter.
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