Gresham outlook., December 17, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«, NO. «4
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 192«
Storm Conditions Not
Very Serious Locally
Church Choir Gives
Christmas Cantata
T W IC E
A
W EEK
11.5« Her Year
THE FINISHING TOUCH
MANY HONORS WON
BY I’Ll B POULTRY
B y E IL E E N LO RD.
M ultnomah county club boys and
g irls ca rrie d off num erous honors
from the w inter poultry show
w hich was held in P o rtlan d under
th e auspices of th e Oregon P o u ltry
and Pet Stock association from De­
cem ber 6 to 12. They won first
prizes with 11 different breeds of
fowls. The list of prize w in n ers
follow s:
Homecoming Week at
G. U. H. S. Attractive
HRISTM AS package w rapping has become an art. Any one w ith a
gift of im agination and ingenuity can c re ate fascin atin g parcels.
A silv er thaw has hung in the
Next Sunday m orning at th e Bap- T hose of us w ithout th e gift of creatio n can copy th e cre ato rs, keeping
The
annual
homecoming
of
balance to r G resham the g re a te r
| tist ch u rch th e C h ristm as lesson in m ind th a t th e w rappings, w hile really a stam p of our own p erso n a li­
G resham Union High school g rad u ­
p a rt of th is w eek, but ow ing to a
w ill be ta u g h t in all th e classe s of ty, m u st still be of such a n atu re as to appeal to the recipient. Make
ates is to be celebrated T hursday
light w arm ra in and slightly ris ­
th e Bible school, w hich w ill begin your C h ristm as packages a rtistic a lly a ttractiv e, and give them an a ir of
afternoon, at 1 o’clock, December
ing te m p eratu re , fe a rs of th is have
| pro m p tly a t 9:45. T he m o rning I Individuality. T he m ore a ttra c tiv e the package is, the m ore app reciated
23. A program will be rendered by
now been d issipated and norm al
service w ill begin a t 11 o'clock,
be th e gift.
the band, o rch estra, glee clubs and
Oregon w eath er Is retu rn in g , plus
S an ta C laus is past m aster in the a r t of producing b eautiful C h rist­
when th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. G.
speeches m ade by some of th e fo r­
Anconas
sev eral inches of slush w hich
Judd, w ill ta k e for th e topic of his m as packages. Yet even he would fail w ithout proper gift d ressin g s
m er
students. A
considerable
P
ullet.
1st
and
2d,
Edwin
Max­
m akes footing precarious. As low
serm on “C h rist and Peace.” T he Some shops have conceived a very useful package w hich contains
num
ber
of
the
g
rad
u
ates of the
a te m p e ra tu re as 17 degrees above
B. Y. P. U. will m eet at 6 :Wo in the enough tissu e, ribbon, stick ers, card s, etc., to do up m any packages w ell; 3d, John W elbes; 4th and 5th, high school attended la st y e a r’s
Homer
Lumsden.
has been rep o rted in th e locality,
evening. The su b ject u nder d isc u s­ T hese a sso rtm en ts are varied, and save con sid erab le tim e.
but the cold snap w as of such short
Hen, 1st and 2d, H om er L um s­ homecoming and voted to m ake it
T he days w hen plain colored tissu e p ap er and narrow’ green or red
sion w ill be "T he H eart of C h rist­
d u ratio n th a t not m uch dam age
an an n u al affair. Those who have
den,
m as.” C larence Ownby w ill lead ribbons w ere th e accepted m ateria ls have passed. Crepe paper, plain
w as done. A few frozen w ater
signified th eir intention to atten d
Cockerel.
1st,
Carl
Bow
m
an;
2d,
pipes w ere reported.
gro u p tw o in p resen tin g th e sub- i or p attern ed , gold or silver paper, plain or w ith design, tin foil, cotton
are Stafford D owsett, R inar M att­
Edw
in
Maxwell;
3d
and
4th,
Ho­
A heavy e a st w ind did some dam ­
ject in a m ost in te restin g and help- ! b attin g , w all p ap er, oil cloth, in b rig h t colors, (enough to m ake a use
son, Jam es B erhill, Ja ck D owsett,
age T h u rsd ay evening w ith the
ful way.
I ful a rtic le may be used) chintz, gingham , silk, and o th er d ress ma- m er Lumsden.
W illene Botkin, H elen Hammond,
w ires w hich w ere still coated w ith i ■
Cock,
1st,
Homer
Lum
sden.
A sh o rt C h ristm as p rogram w ill j le ria ls a re now used.
ice. T h ree telephone poles w ere
Joyce Kidder, Fred H artenhoff.
Young
pen,
1st,
Jo
h
n
W
elbes
be given by the Bible school begin- 1
Ribbons for ty in g up the packages may be of silk, satin, chiffon, or
broken off a t th e ground on south P i i
T
L
MM •
Elizabeth H orning, E rn est K arlen,
Rhode Island Reds.
L aw rence avenue and in falling 01316 1 CdChCFS
ning a t 7:30, an d th e ch u rch choir, m etallic weave. T he kind of ribbon used w ill depend upon th e m aterial
Doris Zim m erm an
(D oris
has
P
ullet,
3d
and
4th.
John
W
elbes;
w ere cau g h t on th e guy w ires of
u nder th e d irection of K enneth D. selected. The w idth w ill depend upon th e size of th e package. The bow
agreed
to
sing),
Ruth
K
niefel,
elec tric light poles.
F endall, will ren d er th e c a n ta ta , inay be tied in th e cen ter of the top of th e package or placed off center. 5th, Alvin S helter.
T he east bound 6:50 Bull Run car
Hen, 3d, 4th and 5th, Roland Mary K niefel, H elen L aw rence,
“Chim
es of th e Holy N ight” by 1 The ends of th e ribbon may rem ain loose or m ay be pasted down to the
w as ca u g h t a t Ruby junction th is
Bob O'Donnell, A rchie P eterson,
F red B. Holden. The chQir w ill b e w rapping w ith stick e rs or sealing wax. L arge sp lash es of sealing wax Shelter.
m o rning and hedged betw een fa ll­
Avis Rogers, A rnold Rogers, W il­
C
ockerel,
3d,
Alvin
S
h
elter.
en trolleys. I t was obliged to re ­
T he Oregon S tate T ea ch e rs’ a s­ assisted by Miss M artha H agberg dropped w here th e ribbon in te rsec ts itself will give a sm a rt touch. The
Cock, 1st and 3d, Roland S h elter liam Sandstrom . E dw ard Stubbs.
m ain th e re u n til th e rep a ir ca r
sociation
w ill m eet in an n u a l con- of H aley B ap tist church. Mrs. H. S. j sealing wax m ay be pressed down w ith th e thum b or w ith a m onogram .
G race Welch, Eugene W elling, Ma­
could come out from P ortlan d and
B arred Rocks, Light.
Those who do not like to use stick sealing wax can p u rch ase liquid
effect a release As it w as then too vention in th e Lincoln high school Clow is pianist.
bel W inters, G lenn W inters, Leo
Cock,
1st,
C
arl
Bowman.
T he ca n ta ta co n sists of 13 num 1 sealing wax. Gum stick e rs come in various plain colors or w ith a
late to proceed to Bull Run, the ca r building, P o rtlan d , on December
Bailey, Date A ltm an, Lloyd A rvid-
Cockerel,
1st,
C
arl
Bowman
m ade th e trip back to P o rtlan d to 28, 29. and 30.
bers, including solos, duets, and stam ped design. They a re especially good for th e outside covering of a
son, Ailie K artell, C lara Baum ann,
Hen,
l'st,
Curl
Bowm
an;
2d,
Lee
aw ait th e next schedule.
F our speak ers of n atio n al re p u ­ choruses. T hose having solos a re package w hich is to be sent by mail.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert B rannan,
P erh ap s th e fre ak ie st p ran k of
T he finishing touches are secured by adding seals, which m ay be Copeland.
Olivia and Beulah Ileehler, E leanor
th e storm y w eek w as th a t played tation will be on th e p ro g ram for Miss H agberg, Miss E lsa S harp. I
Barred
Rocks,
Dark.
to an apple tre e on the T. O. Y ates the g eneral sessions, according to Mr. F en d all and H erm an Judd, obtained in any design, such as holly and candle, S an ta Claus, poinsetta.
Botkin, H arvey Brown, D onald
Cock, 1st, Lee Copeland.
ran c h east of G resham th is m o rn ­ announcem ent of E. F. C arleton, Miss M arian Clow and Miss M arie bell, la n tern , and m any others. “ Do Not Open Until C h ristm as” labels
C ockerel, 1st, Lee Copeland; 2d, Confrey, Ralph E llsw orth, W ilma
ing. A high pow er w ire broke in se c re ta ry of the association. They Blom w ill ren d e r a duet. T he p e r­ show so ld ier boys, S an ta C lauses, etc. C ards in effective designs a re
F ensk, Dora H offm eister, V earl
tw o and fell ac ro ss a grapevine
l ’nul Buckner.
Howell. H ervey Ide, E ldore J o h n ­
w hich w as supported by sm all a re Dr. H enry Suzzallo of S eattle, sonnel of th e choir is as follow s: attach ed to bits of gold cord, and tags have irre g u la r shapes and sea-
Hen,
1st,
2d
and
3d,
Lee
Copeland
w ires. The c u rra n t then ca rrie d to Miss Je an Soules of Spokane, m em ­ sop ran b s, Miss M artha H agberg, j sonable designs.
son,
O rville Johnson, H ally Jones,
P ullet, 1st, Lee C opeland; 2d,
an apple tre e w hich acted as a su p ­ ber of the executive com m ittee of Miss D oris Brow n, Miss F lo ssie
T hese m ay be obtained in such a d elig h tfu l v ariety th a t th e dif-
E llis Judd. Leslie Muxson, H elen
P
aul
Buckner.
p ort for thè grapevine, w ith the r e ­ classroom d ep artm en t of th e Nat T etrick , Mrs. C arl Shultz, Mrs. E ficujty w ill be in elftninatipn ra th e r th an selection.
Maxwell, Floyd M cKinney, S arah
su lt th a t the apple tre e caught fire
Young pen, 1st, Lee Copeland.
T he decorative value of flowers, eith er real or artificial, m ust not
M etzger, E rn est Meyer, Adilie P u l­
and is probably killed. A ttem pts ional E ducation asso ciatio n ; G. N M. W ard. Miss M arian Clow; altos,
W
hite
Rocks.
were m ade to ground the w ire, but Child, su p erinten d en t of schools Miss E lsa S harp, Miss M arie Blom, be ignored. F low ers, especially p oinsetta, at th is season adds charm
P u llets, 1st, 2d and 3d, Paul len, Sven Nelson, Melville Richey,
not until the c u rre n t w as tu rn ed off Salt Lake, and Dr. E. S. Evenden Mrs. K. D. F en d all; basses, H e r­ to the package. T rees, tir cones, frosted ev ergreen, sp rig s of holly, and
R ichard Sliroy, M yrtle Sodprquift,
B
uckner.
com pletely could th e blaze be T each ers college, Columbia Uni m an Judd, E llis Ju d d , th e Rev. E. m istletoe com bine beautifully w ith ribbon.
E sth e r Sloop. Lois T rim ble, Golda
stopped.
Black
Minorca*.
A gift of stockings may be tied w ith a p air of fancy g arte rs. A
G. Ju d d ; ten o rs, K. D. F en d all, j
Adams, Slgrld Aim, F ran ces Arvid-
. W h ilX lh e cold snap w as on the versity.
Hen, 1st, R obert A nderson.
young folks enjoyed the unaccus
T he re p rese n tativ e council will W alter M arq u art and J. S. M ar- j gift to a high school boy or girl, or college boy or girl, may be tied w ith
son, F rieda B runner, W illiam F ritz,
Old
pen,
1st,
R
obert
Anderson.
tomed sp o rts of snow balling, coast- m eet on Decem ber S to h ea r re q u art.
class colors. A nice old fashioned lady would like h er package decor­
E lizabeth G rant, V elna H illyard,
Silver Spangled Hamburgs.
ing and sk atin g to th e utm ost. No
The rich and poor, th e sm all and ated in g ray and lavender, and th e m ajority of men still p refer the
p
o
rts
of
research
com
m
ittees
and
C lara Hoffm eister, Mabel Jackson,
serio us accidents have occurred, as
Hen,
1st,
Edw
in
Maxwell.
H enry Lunday, V aletta
Macaw
d riv ers of m achines havb exerted to tra n sa c t the business of th e as g reat a re alw ays co rd ially w el- b rig h t, cheery red decorations of p ast C hristm ases.
White Pekin Ducks.
resence
ce m uch
u n u su al p recautions. Bus sched­ sociation. The first g en eral as corned, and th e ir p presen
Cooper, G rant McMillan, George
Young
D
rake,
3d,
R
alph
Middle-
ules w ere som ew hat dem oralized sem bly for all te ac h ers w ill con- ap p reciated a t th e re g u la r s e r ­ FREI» SOUTHARD DIES
PORTLAND SYMPHONY
P ullen, Edw ard Schenk, D orothea
for a day or so, but p atro n s m ade ,
. .
... ,
,
OF HEART TROUBLE USE NEW INSTRUMENTS ton.Young Duck, 3d, Ralph Middleton Sm ith, Edw ard Southard, G eorgie
due allow ance for the w eather and vene at 9
m ' W ednesday, Decern vices of th e church. All a re c o r­
continued w ith th e ir C hristm as , ber 29. T h ere w ill be an evening dially invited to atten d th ese
Stapleton, H erm an W alters, G uer-
Young pen, 2d, P aul B uckner.
One of th e sen satio n s of th e last
The e n tire com m unity was sta rt-
shopping.
session on W ednesday and a gen- C h ristm as exercises.
ney Wood, V ictor Adix, M arguerite
Olil pen, 1st, P aul B uckner.
! led on W ednesday forenoon, De­ season in E urope and the ea ste rn
About tw o inches of snow has , e r a j a8sembly again T h u rsd ay af-
Bailey, Leona Bailey, E lbert Boice,
W
hite
L
eghorns.
fallen in this vicinity and th is is
cem ber 15, w hen th e announcem ent United S tates w ill be given its first
“EYESIGHT IS LOST”
W illiam Booth, R obert Booth, Mau­
g rad u a lly disappearing. T he w eath ­ I ternoon.
SUBJECT OF SERMON I w as m ade of th e sudden death of h earin g in th e Pacific n o rth w est at Cock. 1st anil 2d, C h arles E d­ rice Botkin, John C arlson, Jam es
T he d ep artm en tal m eetings w ill
e r m an has not prom ised m uch re
w ards.
! F red S ou th ard from an acute at-
lief from the conditions of slush be held W ednesday aftern o o n and
Flem ing, P hilip Ornn, Amy G ustaf­
F ish living for co u n tless g e n e ra ­ tack of h e a rt trouble. Mr. South- 'h e com ing concert of the P o rtlan d
Cockerel, 1st, G ordeu Osborn.
and mud as th e te m p e ra tu re still T h ursday m orning. T hese include
son, Anna Nordblom, E verett Lake,
tions
in
th
e
to
ta
l
d
ark
n
e
ss
of
th
e
H
en,
1st,
2d
and
3d,
C
h
arles
E
d
­
hovers around th e freezing m a rk
, ,,
, .
, . ,
ard had not com plained to any ex- Sym phony o rch e stra, to be given at
Anna L ennartz, Lyle Mason, Louie
and the sm all am ount of sunshine ag ric u ltu re, a rt, boys and girls M ammoth Cave, K entucky, have
public auditorium
Monday w ards.
does not have m uch im pression on clubs, city su p erin ten d en ts, classi- not only lost th e pow er to see, but te n t of feeling indisposed until a
M aulding, E dna M ew hirter, W il-
P
ullet,
1st,
Gordon
O
sborn;
2d,
th e snow.
i cal te ac h ers, classroom teach ers, have only tra c e s of th e o rg an s of sh o rt tim e preceding his passing n jKht, D ecem ber 27. T he com posl-
ford
N asshahn,
N ettie Nelson,
C arl Bowman.
o ___.
deans of women, disabled ch ild ren sight rem aining. T his in te restin g aw ay. H e had been engaged in o on ¡3 t be sym phonic poem of
F ra n cis Peak, F rieda Ram ser,
White
Orpingtons.
Only a f e ^ l e f t of the 250 e x tra E nglish, geography, h igher educa- fact w ill be used S unday m o rning various du ties around th e prem - , O ttorino Respighi “T he P ines of
F lorence Rosin B otkin, Richard
Cock, 1st, Gordon Osborn.
copies of the Holiday Outlook, tlon, history, home econom ics, in- a t th e M ethodist ch u rc h in a s e r ­ ses up to w ithin a few h o u rs of his Rom e” w ritten in four movem ents.
S
atte rstro m ,
W alter
Schw edler,
Cockerel, Gordon Osborn.
They are going fast. P rice 10 cen ts ! d u stria l a rts, lib raries, m odern mon called, "D on’t Go Blind.” T his death. W hen th e end w as seen to It w as com posed in 1924 and first
Ruth Schedeen, Edgur Sloop, Alice
P
ullet,
1st,
Gordon
Osborn.
be ap p ro ach in g th e re w as scarcely 'p resen ted in Rome last year. Since
each w hile they last, We ll m ail languages, m usic, NEA regional
W alker, W alter Thom pson, Olive
serm on w ill deal w ith th e tendency
Japanese Silkies.
them if desired.
perform ance, n early all of
conference,
physical education, to fail to observe th e o rd in ary c ir ­ tim e to sum m on a physician before j
Wedln, Roy Gibbs, M artha H ag­
Hen,
1st,
C
arl
Bowman.
th e g reat sym phony o rc h e stra s in
Now New Y ork's nig h t clubs will p rin cip als, r u ra l schools, science cu m stan ces of life, and th e losses he b reath ed his last.
berg,
E sth er P eterson, Leslie W al-
White ( rested Polish.
be req u ired to close early —3 a. m.l and m athem atics, vocational ed u ­
T he deceased w as born Ja n u a ry ' E urope and m any of th e Am eri-
rad, O rville Davidson, A lbert and
th
a
t
a
re
th
e
re
su
lt
of
th
is
failure.
Hen,
1st,
Edw
in
Maxwell.
W hat a h ard sh ip th a t w ill be.
6, 1861, in B erlin. W isconsin, and can have presen ted It, w ith g reat
cation. T he heads of th e various
Adolph Zenger and m any others.
Huff Leghorns.
"P reac h W here You A re” is th e la te r moved to K an sas City, Mis­ success. Its in stru m en tatio n is the
Two O utlook phones, on p rivate d ep artm en ts have p rep a re d excep­
Mr. Cannon, chairm an of the
Cock,
1st,
E
dw
in
Maxwell.
title of th e evening serm on. A souri, w ith his p aren ts. From th ere m ost elab o rate of any w ork ever
line, a t your service. Call 1561.
tionally stro n g p ro g ram s th is year.
A num ber of special prem ium s com m ittee responsible for securing
special read in g of a p p ro p riate n a ­ he w ent to B urchard, N ebraska, attem pted by th e P o rtlan d Sym ­
In th e re p rese n tativ e council on
D on't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when
tu re w ill be given in addition to w here on F eb ru ary 21, 1881, he phony, Inasm uch as It req u ires not w ere won by people in th is vicinity and erectin g a C hristm as tre e and
T
uesday,
eight im p o rta n t com m it­
you need an y th in g In th e ir line.
at th e show. Lee Copeland was also ch airm an for the program
special m usic.
m a rried Miss L a re tta Hamm ond only a celesta, a pianoforte and a
tees w ill p resen t re p o rts as fol
aw arded a silv er loving cup by w ishes to thank all those who have
T
he
Sunday
school
hour
is
10,
who, w ith four ch ild ren , survives pipe org an , hut a gram ophone.
low s: A dequate revenue and the
C
arl Greve, a P o rtlan d jew eler, for so w illingly und cheerfully r e ­
equalization of tax atio n for ed u ca­ w hile th e E p w o rth L eague m eets him.
The P o rtlan d Sym phony re c e n t­ having the best display of poultry sponded. Mr. Cannon w ishes to
at
5
and
6:30
respectively
for
th
e
ir
tion in Oregon, by W. H. D reesen,
T he fam ily cam e to Oregon from ly acquired a celesta, th e posses of any breed.
thank those who so cheerfully do­
ch a irm an ; Unification of sm all social h o u r and devotional m e et­ N ebraska in 1919 and p urchased a sion of w hich b rin g s It to th e sta te
nated so th a t candy, oranges and
A.
J.
K
rueger
of
T
ro
u
td
ale
gave
F rid ay E vening, Dec. 17—C hrist- ! high schools, by E lm er F. Goodwin, ing.
home on Main s tre e t in G resham of com pleteness In Its In stru m en tal a $10 settin g of eggs to Edw in nuts may be possible for d istrib u ­
m as ca n ta ta, Pow ell V alley s c h o o l- . (,h a jrm a n .
T e a th e rs - retire m en t
n orth of th e high school, w here constituency. T he celesta resem ­ Maxwell for the best display of An­ tion to children 12 years and u n ­
Zion Lt angelical Services.
hoU8e‘
________
fund by J. F. E lton, ch a irm an ;
they have since resided. In 1920 bles a sm all reed organ, but It Is in conas.
der. T he en tire list Is not com ­
T he p reach in g serv ice of th e Mr. S o u th ard w ent Into th e garage reality a m in iatu re carillo n . The
F rid ay and S aturday, Dec. 17 P rofessional and financial sta tu s
Paul B uckner won a su b scrip tio n plete nt th is tim e but will be pub­
and 18— Bake sale and country i of th e te ac h ers in th e elem en tary Zion E vangelical ch u rch w ill be J business, w hich he disposed of sm all bells a re m anipulated from
to th e N orthw est P o u ltry Jo u rn a l lished later. T he arran g e m en ts
sto re by B ap tist L adies' Guild.
' school, by Ju lia A. Spooner, c h a ir­ held at 11 o'clock Sunday when th e j th ree year8 la te r to H am lin * a keyboard. T schalkovsky w as the
this y ear are such th a t salvage w ill
for th e best pullet in the show.
m an ; Oregon sta te co u rse of study, p asto r, th e Rev. E. H o rstm an n , Hoss.
first com poser to bring th e celesta
T he Oregon P o u ltry & P et Stock be m ade and the fu tu re C hristm as
S atu rday, Dec, 18— S pringdale
w ill sp eak from th e topic, "A lw ays
He is survived by his widow and into an o rch e stral w ork, and it has association aw arded Edw in Max­ trees of G resham w ill be possible
W oodm an dance, T ro u td ale city by E. H. H edrick, ch airm an , free
te x t books for Oregon ch ild ren Jo y fu l.” At th e close of th e E n g ­ four ch ild ren , Mrs. E dith M. M ar­ since been utilized by m any m od­
hall.
well a silv er loving cup for achiev­ at a m inim um cost.
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by A. C. H am pton, c h a irm a n ; De- lish services new m em bers w ill be tin, of B urchard, N eb rask a; F ran k ern com posers. The P o rtlan d Sym ­
ing th e position of high point boy
T he Tri-Y and band of G resham
Sunday, Dec. 19J 10 a. m. T ur- te c tjon an(j co rrectio n of p u p ils’ received into th e fellow ship of th e
R., of Los A ngeles; G ertrude L. phony will use Its new In stru m en t in th e judging contest.
key and ham shoot u nder auspices
.__
Union high fu rnished a program a t
ch
u
rch
.
Sunday
school
w
ill
co
n
­
G resham P ost No. 30 A m erican Le- e rro rs by B W. Debusk, ch a irm an ,
and E dw ard, of G resham . He also for th e first tim e a t th e com ing
T he th re e boys of th e w inning th e M ultnomah county farm last
gion, county fa ir grounds.
R eorganization of th e sta te board vene a t th e hour of 10 a. m.
leaves tw o sisters, Mrs. L. Col- concert.
p oultry Judging team , Edw in Max­ evening. About 50 of the high
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1 of education by H arold S. T u ttle,
M embers of th e Sunday school Iinson, of E u rek a, K ansas, and Mrs.
Respighi b ro u g h t th e g ram o ­ well, C arl Bowman and Raymond school stu d en ts found p leasure in
Sunday E vening, Decem ber 19— phairm an
w ill m eet again at 2 in th e a f te r ­ L illie L aR ue, of O shkosh, W iscon­ phone Into his score to reproduce Belgh, w ere each aw arded a $10 p resen tin g the num bers consisting
C h ristm as p rogram and c a n ta ta a t
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noon to re h e a rse th e C h ristm as
th e song of th e nightingale. A re c ­ settin g of eggs, the gift of A. J. of hand m usic, skits, songs and
B ap tist church.
BROCKWAY A NELSON , p rograin w hich w ill be given on th e sin.
F u n e ra l
arran g e m en ts, w hich ord. m ade from the actu al singing K rueger, breed er of Golden West readings.
PLAN NEW BI ILDING evening of th e 24th. beginning a t
W ednesday, Dec. 22— Senior class
In th e recent debate try -o u t E d ­
a
re
in
th
e
hands
of th e G resham of th e nig h tin g ale, has been p ro ­ Anconas.
play, "S eventeen,” by Sandy Union
As soon as w eath er conditions 6:45. All m em bers of the school
mund H ansen won first prize and
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F u n eral p arlo rs, have not yet been vided by th e p ublishers, along with
high school a t Sandy.
become favorable it is expected a re req u ested to be p rese n t for th e
Respighi'B Innovation
was aw arded two new crisp $1.00
I com pleted, pending th e arriv al of the score.
BOSS ISLAND BRIDGE
W ednesday E vening, Dec. 22— th a t w ork w ill begin on th e new reh e arsal.
was widely discussed when the
bills
m ade possible through the
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th
e
ab
sen
t
m
em
bers
of
th
e
fam
ily,
DEDICATED,
DEC.
C h ristm as exercises a t G resham building to be erected by Brock-
T he S enior L eague will m eet a t ‘ Mrg M artln from N ebraska and piece w as first presented.
co u rtesy of W. C. L aw rence, c h a ir­
M ethodist E p iscopal church.
way & Nelson as the h ea d q u arte rs
T he co n cert will open with th e C
T he dedication of the new Ross man of th e school hoard and C. I.
W ednesday E vening. Dec. 2 2 - ^ r the Dodge B ro th e rs sa le s M d 7:30 p. m. The topic for discussion | ¡cra n jt S ou th ard from Los Angeles,
m ajor sym phony of S ch u b ert, the Island steel span acro ss th e W il­ R aker, an o th er m em ber of the
will be, “ How Can We E x p ress th e I
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S enior class play. Colum bian high « " v ic e d ep a rtm en t a t G resham
CArkaH
P. E. Brockw ay and J. E. Nelson C h ristm as S p irit?”
longest and p erh ap s th e most In­ lam ette will take place next T u e s­ board. W inifred Bechill received
school, C orbett.
,.am e |o G resha^
|n O ctober to
GRESHAM GRANGE
day afternoon. T he arra n g e m e n ts
spired
of any of S ch u b ert’s o rch e s­ are In ch arg e of E rw in A. T aft, second honor and recognition and
ELECTS OFFICERS
T h u rsday, Dec, 23— A nnual home take charg e of th e Dodge B ro th ers
tra l w orks.
county com m issioner. He has a n ­ was aw arded a $1.00 bill by Mr.
Free Methodist Services.
com ing a t G resham Union high in te re sts in th is place, secu rin g
T he second group will co n sist of nounced th a t th e cerem onies will S averude. who is debate coach. The
The an n u al election of officers
school.
tem porary q u a rte rs in th e G resham
T he p asto r of th e F ree M ethodist
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garage. Since th a t tim e they have hu rch , th e Rev. L. A. Skuzle, will for G resham G range w as held last th e ever p o p u lar “L ’A rlesien n e” occur reg ard less of w eath er co n d i­ o th er tw o m em bers chosen to re p ­
tions. An elab o rate p ro g ram has
T h u rsd ay A fternoon. Dec. 23— purchased a tr a c t of ground 75 x
su ite of Bizet, the prelude to "L o­ been arran g e d w ith th e various rese n t th e high school w ere Lily
C h ristm as exercises G r e s h a m 135 feet in size from Mrs. A nnie speak Sunday m orning on “T he S atu rd ay a t th e re g u la r session,
g rad e school.
Hevel on east Pow ell stre e t on Bond T h at L inks Us with D ivini­ when th e follow ing w ere chosen: h en g rin " (W ag n er), and th e "P in es com m unities asked to ta k e p art.
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w hich th e new building. 50x100 ty.” T he C h ristm as program will O. I. N eal, m a ste r; J. E. Gates, of Rome.” W illem van H oogstra-
A req u est was m ade to Mayor
T h u rsd ay E vening, Dec. 23— feet, is to be erected. T he plans be given on F rid ay evening, De- o v erseer; M. C raw ford, le ctu rer; ten will conduct.
Chas. Cleveland to line up a float
C h ristm as p rogram a t U ndenom l- a re for a one-story s tru c tu re of
or o th er fea tu re from th is city or over It will relieve the congestion
reinforced concrete and hollow tile. | cem ber 24, at 7:30. T he Sunday Mrs. Em m a M anning, ch ap lain ;
n atio n al tem ple.
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locality, but a t la test re p o rt no def- on the o th er bridges d uring rush
I*. « . Box Rentals to Advance. J Inlte
school is w orking h ard to give a Clyde Ruegg, ste w ard ; George F.
steps had been tak en , th e r e a ­ hours. T he new bridge Is w ithout
In
addition
to
housing
a
display
T h u rsd ay E vening, Dec. 23—
program w orthy of the Babe of Honey, a s sista n t ste w a rd ; George
Box re n ta ls In the G resham post- son being tw ofold, th a t w eather a draw .
of
Dodge
B
roth
ers
m
achines
and
An a p p ro p ria te slogan for th is
C om m unity C hristm as tre e e x e r­
S leret, g atek eep er; O eorge Leslie, office w ill go up on Ja n u a ry 1. a c ­ conditions a re too u n settled and hiculity would be, "A closer bond
com plete servicing for th a t m ake, B ethlehem .
cises.
those
on
whom
th
e
arran
g
e
m
en
ts
Brockw ay & Nelson plan to c a rry
S peaking of th e C h ristm as se a ­ tr e a s u re r; Mrs. T. B rugger, se cre­ cording to the statem en t of Miss E would n atu ra lly fall a re too busy betw een G resham and P o rtlan d ,”
F rid ay E vening, Dec. 24—C h rist­ in stock an extensive line of Dodge
or "A stro n g e r tie betw een ea st and
Boxes with the C h ristm as rush.
son.
th e p asto r says, “This Is the ta ry ; Mrs. A. Ruegg, lady assist- E. Jo h n so n , postm aster.
m as program at F re e M ethodist p arts. Mr. Brockw ay w ill devote
w est.”
which
have
ren
ted
for
45,
60
and
y
ear
th
e
sp
irit
o
f
|
an
t
"te
w
a
r
d
:
Mrs.
M.
C
raw
ford.
his tim e to th e sales end of the tim e of the
It has been suggested th a t th e
church.
C
eres;
Mrs.
G
eorge
K
enney,
P
o
­
w ork in G resham , w hile Mr. Nelson C h ristm as g rip s one. T hat sp irit
75 cen ts will th en dem and 60 and city officials and o th e r citizens if
C h ristm as P oinsettas 50c, 75c $1;
S atu rd ay E vening. Dec. 25— S u n ­ w ill su p erin ten d th e service de-
m ona; Mrs. F. V olbrecht, F lo ra ; 75 cen ts and 11 respectively. This possible Join in th e p arad e w ith Je ru sa le m
ch e rrie s,
cyclam en,
w
as
created
1926
years
ago
by
a
day school C hristm as program a t p artm ent. They will be assisted by
M rs. G ladys Ruegg, m u sician ; Mrs. Is according to a re g u la r schedule closed ca rs and ap p ro p ria te b an ­ prim roses, begonias 50c each, In­
B. O. Loughlin. who will tra v e rs e ( babe born of p ea sa n ts in a stab le
Sw edish M ission church.
ners. Even w ithout b an n e rs it will
which ca lls for th ese advanced be w orth w hile for all who can to cluding fancy covers. C hristm as
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, th e te rrito ry for orders. T he sales Who but God could cre a te such a Effie Hodge, a s sista n t m usician.
S unday E vening. Dec. 26—C h rist- , e rrito ry of Brockw ay and Nelson
re
n ta ls when th e gross receip ts of he am ong the first to cro ss th e new cactus in bloom, 25c each; fern s of
The
g
ran
g
e
voted
to
accept
the
m as program a t F airview Sm ith
extend from &2d stre e t in P o rt- lastin g pow er from such a despised invitation of Evening S ta r grange th e postoffice sh all have reached span way.
.ill kinds 50c up. B askets
uni
beginning?
T
h
ere
is
no
arg
u
m
e
n
t
Memorial P re sb y teria n church.
,anrt to th e ea8tern | lne „r Multno-
The im portance to th is section of fern sta n d s cheap. S uhr Flow er
to Join It and o th er su b ordinate $10,000. T his point w as reached
n
ecessary
to
prove
his
divinity,
his
m
a
n
v
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i
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Dec 28. 29. 3 0 -A n n u a l conven- mah county v Both Mr. Brockw ay
th is new th o ro u g h fa re to th e w est
in 1925 and th e new ra te s will go side can n o t be o verstated. The Farm . Base Line road, m ile east 12-
m lte house.—Adv.
tion Oregon S tate T eachers asso­ and Mr. Neidon a re p lan n in g to to rical facts a re sufficient. All who «franges in in stallatio n cerem onies
sham
w
ith
th
e
ir
fam
i-
Into
effect
on
J
a
n
u
a
ry
1.
move to Grv
doubt It, in su lt h isto ry and th a t i on Ja n u a ry 1.
bridge will be a co n tin u atio n of the
ciation, L incoln high, P ortland.
lies later.
Powell Valley road, w hich Is now
Outlook W ant Ads will help you
1 sp irit th a t m akes men d esire to j
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. paved to th e river. T his ro u te will on the way to success.
P lease phone or w rite Items for
W ednesday E vening, Dec. 29—
give,
for
he
gave
him
self
a
ransom
F or real estate loans see o r call
I th e O utlook—but give your real No com m ission or brokerage. Very be easier and quick er to th e b u si­
A dm ission of new m em bers to
for m any.”
Phone subscriptions to 1861.
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. ness section of P o rtlan d and travel
B. W. Thorne.—Adv.
nam e. Call G resham 1561.
band.
in Portland D qc . 2 8
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