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PAGE FOUR GKESHAMOCTLOOK, TUESDAY, FEBKl'AKV 15, 1927 Mrs. G ertru d e P earso n and d au g h ter Ju n e of P o rtlan d visited T h u rsd ay w ith th e fo rm e r’s sister Mrs. Jo h n Bliss. MORNING SYMPHONY PROGRAM ANNOI N( ED SPRINGDALE noon, a t th e close of w hich a d ain -I AGED PIONEER DIES A blackboard hung in th e kitchen ty luncheon w as served by t h e , AFTER LONG ILLNESS is helpful for noting down supplies T he p re tty hom e of Mr. and Mrs. hostess. Mrs. C --------••------ a rp e n tie r w --------- ill next * needed, th e m enu w hen different One of th e m ost successful of Ed. W oodward was th e scene of a I en te rta in th e club in her G eorge W. L usted, a pioneer resi ones a re to p rep a re p a rt of it, e r home dent of th e P le a sa n t Home vicini ran d s to be done, o r in te restin g Mrs. O scar T horen retu rn ed m odern com positions to be p re reception and bridal show er Feb- I W ednesday, F e b ru a ry 23. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gillen of T h u rsd ay from H oquiam . W ashing sented by th e P o rtlan d Sym phony ru a ry 12 given to th eir dau g h ter, j Mrs. C arl N ielson has been quite ity, passed aw ay a t his hom e on fam ily events to be announced. P ortlan d and th e ir guest, George ton, w here she had spent n early a o rch e stra in rec en t years, w ill be Miss Lucille, who will become th e | m for the past week, b ut is some- Sunday, F eb ru ary 13, at th e age of 70 years. Mr. L usted suffered a M atthew s of Bay City, Oregon, week a ssistin g in th e hom e of th e featu red at th e co n cert of th e or- bride of W illiam G ebhart of C orbett | w hat im proved a t th e present. S P E C I A L COMMUNICA In th e n ea r futurd. T he house w as w ere c a lle rs a t the hom e of Mr. and Rev. and Mrs. O. J. W ilner, form er TION of G resham Lodge No. Mr. and Mrs. George Nielson stroke of p ara ly sis about six y ears Mrs. G eorge D uncan o n Sunday. Powell Valley residents. E leanor, i che8tra to be *lven Saturday >«orn- ta ste fu lly d ecorated w ith h ea rts from B onneville visited th e ir home ago an d recen tly a second stroke 152 A. F. & A. M. in Masonic F eb ru ary 19, W illem van and cupids for V alen tin e's day. All had form erly been ac q u ain t the 14-year-old d au g h ter of Mr. I folks, th e N ielsons, Sunday. Also w hich ren d ered him helpless. He hall, G resham , W ednesday evening, and Mrs. W ilner, h as been serious- H oo g straten conducting. T he com- T h ere w ere 68 g u ests and relativ es L. N ielson and Miss Jones from w as a n ativ e of New York and cam e F eb ru ary 16, 1927, a t 8 o'clock. ances down on th e coast. to Oregon 51 y ears ago, se ttlin g on M aster M ason degree w ill be con Mr. and Mrs. W. B. C halker and ly ill w ith pneum onia in a H oquiam position is th e sym phonic poem of p resen t. Miss W oodard received a P o rtlan d . larg e asso rtm en t of b eau tifu l and a farm th ree m iles east of P lea san t ferred. hospital and Mrs. T horen w as sen t j Modeste M oussorgsky, “A N ight on Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Adams arriv ed W. L. GORSAGE, Sec’y. Home, w here he has sin ce resided. S aturday from O akland. C alifor for. T he life of th e g irl was des- I Bald M ountain, w hich w as pre- useful gifts, am ong them being I || udson-Essex Completes A. W. METZGER. W. M. F u n e ra l services w ere held th is paired of for sev eral days, but sented by th e o rc h e stra tw ice last som e very fine needle w ork. Also ♦17,000,000 Expansion nia. They attended the wedding of an elab o rate painting given by her Top« R ecovered and R ep aired To m ake ready for th e new Hud- aftern o o n at th e P le a sa n t Home A uto Mr. and Mrs. Adams’ d aughter she is now th o u g h t to be out of season. It will receive its only All k in d s o f Top M aterial ano au n t, Mrs. Babbitt, who is noted danger. h earin g In this city, d u rin g th e B ap tist ch u rch , follow ed by in te r C u rta in W in d ow s , . „ . . . , , , »on S uper-S ix and Essex Super-Six Golda in P ortlan d Monday evening. 1 p resen t season, at th e com ing con- m ent in L incoln M emorial park. / m odels w hich it is displaying at the Mr. and Mrs. C halker a re a t the Much local I n te r e s t is being cert. S. E. PALMQUIST luncheon w as served by th e host show, the H udson Motor Car com- T he deceased is survived by his hom e of th e ir son and wife, Mr. and show n In th e p resen tatio n of the ess, w hen Miss W oodard cu t a T he program for th e concert is widow Mrs. A ra L u sted : tw o sons AUTO TOP SHOP pany has ju st com pleted one of the Mrs. F red C halker. T hey expect Povl B jornskjold o p era com pany Qnp Qf thp mogt a ttra c tlv e to have la rg e cake in honor of her b irth A rth u r T. of P o rtlan d and W alter Malo Ht. O reeham P hon e l i l t la rg e st building p ro g ram s th e a u to re tu rn to C alifornia on Friday. which will ap p ear at th e T u rn been presented to d ate a t th e m o rn day w hich w as W ednesday, Feb. 9. tom obile in d u stry has know n, it is R. of Y oungson, Ohio, and a d au g h in P o rtlan d ing p opular concerts. P rom inently Mrs. Mary Welch and children. Verein auditorium An in terestin g P aren t-T ea ch e rs announced by M. C. W ebster, te r Mrs. Olive Goff of M yrtle Creek, Peter Lenard C laude and G race, attended the fu T h u rsd ay evening and m any a re , p,acp<1 (R tf)p (, ashlng ..E spans PHONE Oregon. m eeting w as held a t th e school- G resham dealer. n era l on S aturday afternoon of plan n in g to atten d . At th a t tim e R hapsodis" of C h ab rler, th e co lo r C leaning ami house Monday evening, w hen a t Mrs. L oraine Lewis, stepm other of W illiam E lliott, a G resham boy, ful and blzaare S panish dance th a t T his program includes not only P re ssin g To m ake h ard sau ce th a t is d if I program by th e school w as f u r a $10,000,000 body p lan t w hich is feren t, use brow n su g ar, and g rate Mrs. Welch, at the chapel of Miller will ap p e ar as a d ram atic b arito n e is alw ays so w arm ly g reeted w hen t O u r c le a n in g p la n t is nished. i in G re s h a m so fa r th e la rg e st single body into it a little o ran g e rind for & Tracey. Services w ere conduct In the leading role of th e Count Di It Is perform ed. O riginally com- Mrs. Roy P arso n s, who has been t W e ca ll and d eliver flavor. building u n it in th e w orld, but Luna. Mr. E llio tt, w ho w as a fo r-I poge(1 for tW() piano8 c h a b rle r ed by th e Rev. W. T. K lotzbach, form erly a p asto r of G resham F ree m er stu d e n t at G resham Union aduptpd jt t(J fu „ orchM tra> an(, so ill th e p ast week, is recovered. about $7,000,000 additional for a d ami n a iim iiiiiiiD iiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiG iiiR iM iiiia ü iü iiiiiiic iiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiic iu iü iiiii S everal m ild cases of flu have ditions and im provem ents to the s M ethodist church. Mr. Lewis. who high school, w as forced to leave iB]prpi,s1vp was it in th e 8yrnphonic is in declining health, may come to school in his ju n io r year on ac- gptUng , h at thp worR hag comp <o been rep o rted in th e com m unity. m ain plant. T he la tte r has been G resham la te r to reside near his count of poor health. ,(p accpptP() „ the ,oglcal v e r„ o n . W ork on the Pacific W oodm en's en larg ed by new co n stru ctio n , and d au g h ter and family. W. W. A rm stro n g has severed , Only one num ber on th e program h all Is p rogressing. It is expected has had its m achine assem bly fa Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P eterson his connections w ith th e P o rtlan d I has been presented by th e sym- to be n ear enough com pleted in cilities so re-arra n g ed th a t 1,600 and son, S igfrld of Canby, Oregon, L andscape and N u rsery com pany phony h eretofore d u rin g the p re s o rd er to hold opening exercises on H udson-Essex c a rs can now be sp e n t the day looking afte r b u si and h as m ade arra n g e m e n ts to go en t season. It is the four move- W ednesday evening, F eb ru ary 23, be built in a 9-hour day. T his is ness In terests and visiting re la into business for him self. He has m ent M ozart seren ad e “E ine K leine and a public dance th e follow ing m ore th an double th e daily cap aci ty possible before th e expansion. tives. leased Wm. H o rn eck er’s house on N achtm usic," at the head of th e S atu rd ay night, F e b ru a ry 26. “T he re su lt of th ese expendi T he w eath er is so sp rin g lik e th a t Mrs. H elen Morse of P ortland Powell V alley and B arker roads, ' program . T his w ork w as com posed tu res." said Mr. W ebster, “is th a t w as a w eek-end g u est of Mrs. J. V. with sufficient ground for a per- in conform ity w ith th e p rev alen t people a re beginning to ta lk about H udson-Essex have developed one m anent show garden. H is plans ! style of M ozart's tim e and incor- g ard en s and flowers. Cogswell. Mrs. G ilbert B ates en tertain ed of the most efficient and low-cost N. J. A uclair suffered a severe include th e building of a n eat sales porates one of the p rev alen t m usl- th e S p rin g d ale Needle club Wed facto ries in th e w hole in d u stry .” stand In keeping w ith th e house cal form, the seren ad e for strin g s stro k e of paraly sis on F riday at nesday, F eb ru ary 9. A larg e group and prem ises. He has alread y and horns. "E ine K leine N acht- his room in the Dan M urphy home. T he W ant Ad w ay is th e way to tn u sik ” is b rillian t and gay, and atten d ed and sp en t a jolly afte r- success. He was taken to his home in P o rt moved to th e new location. E L E C T R IC V A C U U M C L E A N E R one of M ozart’s m ost p erfect w orks. land w here he is receiving tr e a t T h a rem aining num ber is th e m ents. W ord from his homfi today GRESHAM S i l D E N IS TO ATTEND EXPOSITION dream y T rä u m e re i” of Schum ann, is to the effect th a t he is Im prov arran g e d for o rch estra. T his w ork ing. Mr. A uclair has been a reg u An in te re stin g event in sto re for is too well known to req u ire de .with attachm ents—a com la r em ploye a t th e G resham c a n a half dozen of th e local high scrip tio n , but it tak es on new beau- nery for th re e or four y ears past. plete set for every type of Mrs. G eorge H am blin cam e from school stu d e n ts will be the fo u rth ty in its sym phonic setting, T his is to be the fo u rth of the cleaning. They will prove P ortland on T hursday to ca re for an n u al educational exposition to b e held a t Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college aerle8 of K,x S atu rd ay m orning h er m other, Mrs. P. A. Gould. H er their m erit because they pos concerts. Mr. van H oogstraten will husband and daughter A nna w ere on F eb ru ary 18, 19 and 20. T he , ,, , , R E O . U. 6 . PAT. O FF. . give sh o rt p refato ry ta lk s before here over the week-end anil all re purpose of th is exposition is In- itively clean upholstery, m at . each piece. The concert w ill com turned to th e ir home on Sunday. tended to give g uidance to high tresses, curtains, ceilings, Mrs. Gould Is much Im proved In school stu d e n ts p lanning to en ter m ence at 10:30 o’clock. health. In stitu tio n s of h ig h er learning. GRESHAM I NDERTAKER difficult corners. Try it on Luncheon guests at th e home of Those selected to atten d from 1 UNDER SUSPICION the upholstery of your car. NO. 209 Mrs. M arie D. Johnson on S a tu r G resham Union high school are 1 T h ere a re tim es In th e affairs of David Lane, F ran k Sm ith, M arjorie day w ere Dean G reshum of G race It really cleans because of 9Zx inches ca th e d ra l, San F rancisco, Mrs. Heacock, H arriet W llcoxon, Helen a man when a good rep u tatio n the powerful suction. G resham , Mr. and Mrs. H. J. S tirl S andstrom and H arold Dye. C lar sta n d s him in good stead. Such a ing and Miss M argaret S tirling. ence K ruger, ath letic coach. Is tim e cam e to a respected G resham R egu lar In th e afternoon th e p arty drove to planning to accom pany the young citizen last F rid ay evening when he w as detained at a L ents garag e G resham , w hich Is a place of great people. The m otor driven brush T he th ree d ay s’ p rogram prom - long enough to allow a P o rtlan d in te re st to th e C alifornia visitors. | beats the rug as it sucks the dirt up, thereby taking up G resham Lodgi' A. F. & A. M. No. U ses to be one of u n u su al in te rest, police squad to reach th a t place D 152 will hold a stated com m unlca- Much of th e ,,n " ‘ w ll> be occupied and In vestigate th e re p o rt th a t he A fter th e sale th is P Y R E X Pie Plate | all the dirt and not just w hat is on the surface. tlon tom orrow , W ednesday, night by lectures, d em o n stratio n s, exhi- was likely connected w ith u hein will be sold a t th e regular price. wlth labor in the M aster M ason's alu' round tab le discussions ous crim e. Premier Duplex Vanillin Cleaner.......$ 0 5 .0 0 T he officers hasten ed to th e w hile special e n te rta in m e n ts in While they last we are offering No. 209 9’ 5 inch degree. Complete Set Attachments...................$ 1 0 .0 0 cluding a horse show , ath latlcs and scene and found, as rep o rted , th a t PYREX Pie Plates a t th is u n u su al bargain. Miss C athryn Metzger gave a co n certs are Intended to en tertain the body of a man w as concealed charm ing valentine pnrty on S a tu r NEVER BEFORE have you had th e o p p o rtu n ity in th e re a r of a sedan, b u t th a t the betw een th e m ore serio u s events. day evening at her home on Main of buying th is PYREX dish a t such a price. d riv er w as J. E. G ates, G resham A pro m in en t sp eak er has been street. The house w as a p p ro p ria te • (d)talned, J. It. Jew ell, dean of th e u n d ertak er, who w as b rin g in g the ly decorated In red hearts, s tre a m PYREX Ovenware bakes b etter, always looks school of education at th e U ntver- ! corpse of a suicide, F red B anster, ers and pussy willows. T he eve like new - and you m ay serve food in th e sam e sity of A rkansas. T he high school , from th e sta te hospital a t Salem of the I ning was spent In playing gam es In stru cto rs of th e sta te will m eet to E stacad a, the m an ’s form er PYREX dish in which it was baked. Learn th e = PREM IER DUPLEX VACUUM w hich exem plified th e sp irit of old w ith Dean Jew ell to discuss special home. satisfaction of baking in PYREX Ovenware. CLEANER l g St. V alentine, afte r w hich re fre sh ' problem s. C onferences will be . m ents of Ice cream and cake w ere T ro u td ale L aborer Dies. held for both men and women 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday R em em b er th is S u p p ly is L im ite d served. T hose p resen t besides the C harles L. llunke. 6(1, a T rout- groups w ith in stru c tiv e and e n te r FEBRUARY 17, 18, 19 * hostess w ere L uetta W elling, Use I dale section hand labo rer for a taiu in g leaders. » a t th e E le ctric S tore on Pow ell St. S chw edler. Ruth S terling, Anna num ber of years, expired suddenly Every school on th e O. A. C B runner, G ertru d e Lee, G ladys N el cam pus will be open for inspection. Monday in P o rtlan d in a re sta u ra n t son, Rose Tom hlin. W inifred Bech- ii., w ill i". display! vi work, m l '1"’ r ,,| l ,, w ’ The W inchester Store 111, P a rk e r H olloway. Robert Dow- tlvitles and accom plishm ents of j *'ig an a ttac k of h e a rt disease from Rett, R ichard Todd, R alph Quick- stu d en ts in th e different courses, j w hich he hail been a su fferer for a Gresham Phone 1451 Oregon sail, W ilbert Maxwell, Bud Lee, P rospective stu d e n ts will be guid- , l° nK tim e. Not a great deal is K erm it Johnson, B ert Gibson. E l ed In the selection of co u rses by ! know n of th e man, but he is said wood D uncan. W illiam S chm lerer, p rofessors in th e d ep a rtm en ts in ! ‘° have relativ es in M innesota and R obert S terlin g and K orl S aw atorl. which the stu d en ts are m ost Inter- j an effort is being m ade to commu- Mr. and Mrs. F red C halker, C lin p>te(j ■ n icate w ith them . ELECTRIC STORE^ m L^*7 ELECTRIC BLDO. ton C halker, the Misses Mabel and R ep resen tativ es w ill be en ter- J _ ~ ~~ ~ , , ,, .. , , When a recipe ca lls for soft Powell SL near City Hall Neva Ja ckson and Rotund S harp tallied w hile on the cam pus by fra Gresham, Oregon . . w heat, o r p astrv flour, and you attended th e w edding of Miss Golda te rn ltles and clubs. I . . . . . . ^3IIIIIMIllllOII1IHtl1tnC3IWIIl»lltiniUIIIW IIIC31llllllUlliniillHUIMIC31IMIlllininMMIIIHIMt3ll||W iltHnilhl»ltll»(3l»l»||liliaiW i/ ______________ . | have only h ard w heat or bread Adams In P ortland Monday eve If canned beans lu g lass have flour on hand, d ecrease th e am ount ning. Miss Gladys B unting of G resham , who Is staying in P o rt been frozen they may be used pro J used. F ill a cup w ith sifted flour, vided freezing did not break th e level it off, and take out tw o level land, w as also present. A dainty valentine arrived Mon ja rs or loosen th e seal In any way tablespoons from each cup being so as to cau se the product to spoil. I used in place of soft w heat flour. day to gladden the lives of Mr. and Mra. R. L. Stafford. He w eighs 7H pounds and has been nam ed Beginning February 14 Donald E dw ard. M other and baby we will recharge batteries a re doing w ell at the home of Mrs. for $1.00. Radio batteries J. A. Bushong for 75c. A nother case of diph th eria has m ade Its appearance in G iesham , Just received: 32-inch English Prints in a wonder- although th e patient is not se rio u s VV h y experiment ini selection of figures and floral designs. C A p ly 111. Robert King, aged six, came with others when you down w ith the disease a few days ( irani eed. Prit ed at J v C will eventually buy a ago, follow ing an attack of grip jjtorzn. and pneum onia. T he child has r e sponded favorably to th e a n ti toxin trea tm e n t and Is considered Queen B r o o d e r \ tine assortment of Peter Pan Prints and cotton out of danger. Mrs. I.uelle G aither stoves are adapted to Is at the King home caring for him charmusc in all the new spring colorings. hard or soft coal but The many G resham friends of i i u t\ briquets are especial Miss D. W llla (’affray will be in ly fine. terested in th e announcem ent th a t she began a tw o-w eeks’ series of I revival m eetings Sunday at th e There are 13 rea 5(>-in. wide, line quality, soft finish Prints in a wide M ontavilla Methodist church at sons why you should East SOth and Pine streetR . She is I fi s on ol n< it flora! and figured. All o r use a Queen Brooder. being assisted by Miss C lara C h ris oxer designs for house frocks. Priced at « J v tensen, song d irector, who was here with Miss Caffray a little over Step into our store and let us show you the a year ago In a p ro tracted revival Have you seen the new special features and then let us direct you to some effort. T he splendid w ork aloug Ford 13 plate rubber ease one who uses Queen Brooders. th e evangelistic line of these w om 40-in. Baronet Satin in all the best shades. A won- battery with one year en needs no com m ent. dertu tine non-clin >atin, just what C 1 A A guarantee for $12.00 up to tiOO-chick capacity ♦21.75 T he O. W. P. depot of the P ort you w ant lot .< prim > >lip, priced «P ■* » v v land E lectric Pow er com pany Is be up to 1200-chick capacity ♦SB.5O ing im proved this week by the lav ing of a new floor lu the w atting Gresham Locals A; 1211 For Cleaner and Better Homes r e n tie r 'JJupiexT While they last - PYREX Pie Plates (Today price $100 Demonstration ! A. W. Metzger <& Co, PORTLAND ELECTRIC P O W B R-gg#jCOM PAN Y Attention - - - FORD OWNERS QUEEN Colony Brooders New English Prints Peter Pan Prints 59c New Dress Prints Baronet Satin RAKER <& SON L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. GRESHAM
