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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1926)
PLEASANT HOME SPRINGDALE ► T he re g u la r o rd e r of service will be followed at th e P leasan t Home B aptist church on Sunday. The Sunday school convenes prom ptly a t 10 o’clock. A ssistan t Supt. H. c Nelson in charge. T he pastor, the ‘ Rev. Wm. F airw ea th er, will preach at 11 o'clock. In th e afternoon the H appy H our cla ss m eets at 3 o'clock. The evening service be gins at 7:30 w hen th e B. Y. P. U has ch a rg e of th e service, followed by preaching by th e p a sto r at 8. The H appy H our class m em bers have been holding a contest, which w as won by the Reds, and the Blues w ill en te rta in them a t an in door picnic on S atu rd ay afternoon at 2:30 in the ch u rc h basem ent. The young people of the Baptist church a re m eeting every W ednes day and T h u rsd ay evening for p ractice of th e ir C hristm as pro gram . w hich prom ises to be of an un u sual order. Mrs. F. B. L ake is reported som e w hat im proved from her recent a t tack of bronchitis. A lbert Q uay has been ill for some tim e, first suffering from an attac k of quinsy and a t p resent be ing afflicted w ith rheum atism . < D. D. Ja c k is able to be up a p a rt of th e day but still unable to be outside. Mrs. Ja c k has been laid up with a sprained ankle for two weeks. Mrs. P earl P endleton of Tacom a, a niece of Mrs. Jack, is ca rin g for the invalids a t present Mrs. B. C. A ltm an still rem ains a t the bedside of her m other. Mrs. J. A. S tephens of P ortland, whose condition is grow ing worse. The L adies Aid of th e M. E. ch u rch is about the “busiest body“ aro u n d tow n th is week, a rra n g in g for th e b azaar w hich will be held in th e basem ent of the church on S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 11, Mrs. F ra n k McKinney was a P o rtlan d visitor W ednesday. H ow ard H ouse is able to be out again a fte r an operation for re moval of adenoids and tonsils. M ultnom ah grangei will hold its re g u la r Decem ber m eeting on the | th ird S aturday, D ecem ber 18, in stead of the fourth, as C hristm as falls on th a t day th is year. T his m eeting w ill be election of officers and a full atten d an ce of m em bers is desired. p etent lady of th is com m unity m ade s c le ra l clever a rticle s for th > bazaar, am ong them being two large oil cloth cats. T hese dolls brought a £ood sum. T he ue: am ount realized from th e bazaar was over »70,000, p a rt of which w ill be used for a com m unity C h ristm as tre e to be held a t the schoolhouse ou T h u rsd ay evening, Decem ber 23. The cafeteria supper and bazaar Klveu at th e S pringdale school- house Monday night by th e P aren t- Teacher a s s o c ia tif, was a fine su c cess. Follow ing the supper a pro gram was put on. including some Plays and songs by the two rooms w n “ Umbt>r8 by Mr. and Mrs. W. D K inder of Gresham . Rosetta H enkle played the saxophone ac com panied at th e piano by Thelma In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. ■n ie s - Mrs, W oods, a very com- No com m ission or brok erag e Very easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv ‘It D o e s n ’t S e e m L ik e T e n Y e a r s A g o ! ” you J^| Fine Quality in a car for everybody Crosley Users CHRYSLER are 50 60 70 Satisfied Customers 80 and they arc not like the undertaker’s—dead ones. W e will be pleased to refer you to them, and if you will allow us to demonstrate we can prove to your satisfaction that Coupes Sedans Coaches Roadsters Tourings H ow sw iftly tim e flies! How little m ost of us h a v e to show fo r it! How im p o rta n t g e ttin g th e r ig h t s ta r t! ( ROSLEY quality is second to none The new 50 couch $925, Sedan #!00.k Coupe #92.5 at G resham . and the price is reasonable. A T h rift acco u n t is o n e o f th e m o st su cce ssfu l sta rts a man or w om an can m ak e. T en y e a rs h en ce you can look back w ith p rid e upon y o u r a c c o m p lish m e n t as you view th e fu tu re in h a p p y a n tic ip a tio n . HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. R eliability I ry one and be convinced. BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO. S eri Ice GRESHAM, OREGON Deponit Here and Get Ahead in Life « f S ttted j Win Brakes Relined HILLSVIEW Not in the old fashioned way, with a chisel, punch hammer and anvil—a method which is fast becom- ’’lg ® ?soleJe, but with the surer, quicker and better Rockford brake re-lining machine. Services w ill be held in the Da m ascus M ission church next S a t urday evening, D ecem ber 11, at | 7:30 and on S unday m orning a t 11 o clock. On both occasions the Rev. M. E. A nderson of Tacoma will preach. S unday school will m eet a t 10 o’clock on Sunday m orning. T he Rev. O. F. L arson is pasto r. Miss H. A. D ahlberg of Lafay- ] ette, In d iana, is visiting w ith her siste r, Mrs. O. F. L arson. • POWELL VALLEY The Rockford counter-sinks the rivet head through the brake lin in g to elim in ate scoring the drum when the lin in g becom es old and worn. It also prevents the brake lin in g from pulling off when it gets old and thin. * ' Piggly Wiggly Saving Prices for Saturday and Monday \ T he Home and F oreign M ission ary society of th e Saron L u theran ch u rch w ill m eet on S unday eve ning in stead of afternoon as for- j m erly announced. R efreshm ents j w ill be served a fte r th e program . rivet bend through the brake lin in g creates an oil T h ere will be no m orning service. pocket which keeps them alw ays well lubricated and H erm an C arlson of P o rtlan d , | OnV’ir'iul v 'Ì h ,ieEdS <o,,,inir in ™ ntact with drums. w-ell know n cho ru s d irec to r in P a One trial w ill make yon a booster. cific coast cities, has been secured " c use .lohn-M ansville brake lin in g. by the co ngregation of the Mission | ch u rc h to d y e c t th e chorus. Re-1 h e a rsa ls will be held each W ednes day evening. T he usual services will be held next Sunday, begin ning w ith S unday ¿school at 9:50, H A M LIN & HOSS, P rops. followed by p reaching a t 11 in P1,oP e 2 ,8 1 P ow ell s tr e e t Swedish. At 7:30 in the evening file Rev. M. E. A nderson of T aco ¡0%Wi»t/ZXXXX<<<<<WXXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXXXZ ma w ill p reach. The young peo p le’s service w ill be held on T ues WE DIRECT PERSONALLY day evening at D am ascus. Choir reh e arsal will be held on W ednes Always one m em ber of our o r day evening and reg u la r prayer ganization p erso n ally directs every fu n eral we a re called serv ice off T h u rsd ay evening. upon to conduct. T his d irecto r - A C h ristm as c a n ta ta will he re n is experienced in the planning dered by the pupils the Powell and execution of every detail Valley school on th e evening of De and the fam ily is relieved of all responsibility. In tim e of need cem ber 17, beginning at 8:30. A phone us and we w ill assum e program of in te re st is being p re com plete ch arg e and perform pared w hich w ill be followed by a our duties w ith sym pathetic care. bake sale and refreshm ents. All a re given a cordial invitation to attend. W ord has been received from Phone 2471 F ra n k G ustafson who, w ith his son W endall, left for Sweden Novem ber 9th, th a t they arriv ed safely at th e ir d estin ation on the 18th. The fam ily looks for them home about the 1st of Ja n u a ry . IVORY S O A P 5c Ford Owners Anins Cards. Buy your X m as ca rd s early. We have a beautiful selection to choose from. Priced from lc to 25c. G resham D rug Co., the Rexall sto re.—Adv. FREE, Old Time DANCE Each Saturday Nite AT B I,| E LAKE PARK Will ta k e up sm all collection to) help pay for music. Ladies Bring Lunch FRED O. ANICKER. Floor Manager Ethyl Ethyl Gasoline is here at . CORN 19c can Dell Smith. Prop. M IL K NONE SUCH Borden’s, Carnation and Federal M INCE MEAT 15c pkg. 3 cans 28c T h e old reliab le GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE SPECIAL OFFER Baker’s Premium Cocoanut 22c Amaizó Oil M akes p e rfe c t m ay o n n a ise WIOGLY Bread........ .. H e Twin loaves of q uality bread, wax w rapped at th e bakery Good House Brooms............. 30c LUX GOLD BAR fo r all fine clo th e s PINEAPPLE and PEACHES L a rg e 2^4> size can Large pkg. 24c GOLD BAR TOMATO SAUCE 5c can California Navel Orange« P T O 8-ox. Jar. 16-oz. ja r. PIGGLY 19c Can B a k e r’8 S o u th e rn S tyle C ocoanut r ItE E w ith each p u rc h a se of i/o-lb. p a c k ag e of 45c Qt. 3 lbs. 78c a p erfect sp read for bread V N o rth e rn L ig h ts Fancy Golden Bantam L arge size dozen . . , Gresham Service Sta. b re s h ly c h u rn e d a n d sw eet as a nut WILSO NUT MARGARINE GATES FUNERAL HOME W IGGLY RUTTER 48c, 2 lbs. 95c a bar L im it five b a rs to c u sto m e r GRESHAM GARAGE F or low est ra te s on autom obile, tru c k and gen eral insu ran ce see B. W. T horne.—Adv. PIU G I.V 25c FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT M edium size, ju icy fru it 2 fo r 19c < iilliornbi Thom pson’s, 53c SEEDLESS RAISINS 4-lb. bags, 32c ALBERT TOBACCO, 1-lb. tin s........................................... 3rd & Only place in tou n to get it T r j Ethyl (¿asoline yon m elf today. It U the unit fuel which will elim in ate -k n o c k in g ” under all dri Ì inir conditions, bring nut AI.E the pow er and sm ooth- ncss of which your m otor Is capable and turn ( arhon into Pow er. STORES AN o r e g o n INSTITUTION “PIG G LY W IG G L Y ” S T O R E a t G R IS H A M on the Highway, next to BROWN’S MARKET
