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VOL. 17, NO. 5
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1»27
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#2.00 l ’e r Y ear
DODGE BROS. ANNOUNCE
JUNIOR ( LASS I’l.AY
Union High Quint
PRICE OF NEW LINE Bull Run Trip Shows
EVENT OE ITIIS WEEK Section Line Paving
Public announcem ent was m ade
"T he F our F lu sh er", to be pre-
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Final Game J inc.,
in J a n u a ry th a t Dodge B rothers
! seated by the ju n io r class of the
P.
E.
P.
Development
Aids Growth of Area
high school on th e evenings of
w ill en ter the m ark et th is
Outlook Cooking Class
Appreciated by Many
. . . ti-
i i.
, M
T he first class of the Outlook
(By Benj. H. Davies»
sum m er w ith a car in th e higher
Mrs. « Mary
Welch
and ■ son Claude
, arch
... 17 and 18 is a , com edy 3 of
Much com m ent has been heard
h u stlin g A m erican youth. It is one
T he final ch a p te r of b ask etb all p rl“ ‘,i flehl’ Sin<p th a t ,im e
Cooking school opened this a f te r ­
enjoyed an excursion on Sunday
, " *
,
lately of the rapid m anner In which
B
rothers
d
ealers
everyw
here
have
aftern
o
o
n
w
hich
.„eluded
a
pleas-
°
f
V“**
*,ea";
br,Rht
p,aya
whlch
noon at 2:30 in th e social room s of
h isto ry for the season '26-'27 was
/ « ’’>'
c h a racters of ev- the Section L ine is being built up
the M ethodist church.
finished on th e local gym nasium been beset w ith an in cessan t flood ant visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.
J.
Greenwood
of
Bull
Run
and
er)'
,We'
“
”
“ mu81“ « sto ry between G resham and P ortland.
Rose B artlett, hom e economics
floor last F riday evening when of in1u ,rles reg ard in g the new sup-
: of a young shoe clerk who, th ro u g h This developm ent is no doubt due
ex p ert of the P ortlan d Gas & Coke
G resham Union high m et and de- P 'en ien tary car.
a trip over th e P. E. P. flume via
P. E. B rockw ay of Brockway & th e com pany's “F ord" to th e w aters a w inning p ersonality, sh eer clev­ to two things,—th e paving of th e
com pany, who will conduct the
feated its old-tim e foe, E stacad a, to
road between G resham and P o rt­
class, arran g e d a very in terestin g
the tu n e of 28 to 19. W ith Okuda Nelson, local d e a l e r s , have ju st re ­ of L ittle Sandy dam. A »few hun­ ern ess and plenty of w holesom e
land city lim its and th e improved
faith
In
him
self.
b<
»comes
h
mil-
program w hich included d em o n stra­
on th e sidelines during th e first ceived an official announcem ent dred feet east of the dam the w a­
stage line service connecting the
lionaire.
The
play
is
best»
de­
from
D
etroit
em
phasizing
some
of
tion of the follow ing item s: noodle
q u a rte r, the gam e dragged, G resh-
te rs of Big and L ittle Sandy con­
»wo places.
ring, vegetable ring, jiffy cake,
am leading the v isito rs by a to ta l j th e sta te m en ts previously made re- verge in a Y -shaped body, and are scribed as "breezy." It is full of
T he Section L ine has been paved
em ergency icing, ham burg pie, bis­
of 6 to 2. At th e s ta rt of the sec- I ^ ' ding th e new ca r and containing then carried down the th ree miles hum an touches and develops a
with the exception of a strip about
cuit recipe, orange n u t bread, S un­
ond q u a rte r, how ever. Couch K ru - Inform ation of in te re st to m any of flume into Bull Run lake w here m ost in terestin g story.
day s u p p e r,. w hite sauce, princess
Je rry Dean (Mabel S m ith ), is a a q u a rte r m ile in length, but tt is
g er electrified th e play by su b sti- ' Prospective p u rch asers.
they are utilized at the pow er plant
tu tin g Okuda for R usher. T he eel- ! "We a re Pleased to advise Dodge for g en eratin g electricity.
sw eet sym pathetic young g irl and understood th a t as soon as th e
potatoes.
w eath er is favorable the paving
O ther good things will be dis­
like pivoting of th is capable little B ro th ers' d ealers th a t progress on
The trip up th e flume was made the faithful cash ier of th e shoe
cussed a t T h u rsd ay ’s class w hich
fo rw ard not only pepped up his the supplem entary car is thorough- possible th ro u g h th e courtesy of store. She lias the te rrib le dread will be com pleted. Two bus lines
now serve the com m unltjA and pro­
w ill include such delectable dain­
own team but forced th e opposition ly up to schedule ami it will be Jim M urphy, forem an of the flume of ' ” ‘inK “ » ol‘l maid,
vide an unexcelled m eans of tr a n s ­
ties as cream puffs, cheese eclairs,
to fight. As th e h alf ended G resh­ available for m oderate retail de- d ep artm en t of the power company.
Evangeline Gay
(Mary Ja n e
Xre. Rose Bartlett.
S panish bun cake, Yummie balls, «
am led by one point, the blackboard . livery on or before Ju ly 1st, the The flume trac k in places reaches P ete rso n ), Is a breezy, progressive portation to and from P ortland.
date h ereto fo re announced," the an elevation of 400 feet above the new spaper rep o rter, alw ays on the City dw ellers a re beginning to re ­
m acaroons and finally th e “F riday
Mrs. B artlett needs no introduc re g iste rin g 11 to 10.
alize the advantages of a su b u r­
D uncan show ed his best form in statem en t says,
dinner."
tion to th e housew ives of th is lo-
bed of Bull Run river, which flows scent for news and hopelessly In­
ban home com bined w ith th e con­
receiving
th
e
th
ird
spasm
,
re
g
iste
rin
g
a
large
'
a
re
n
a,u
ra,1
>
S peaking of th is class, Mrs. B art- cality.
She is unexcelled as a
in a w inding* silvery stream of I fatu ated with the doctor,
veniences they have been accu s­
lett say s:
“Often we hear the cookery d em o n strato r
and the num ber of his 14 p o in ts in th is di­ many in q u iries seeking a descrip- w hitecape, w ashing the rocks of
H orace Riggs (R ussell M iller),
young home m anager rem ark , “ housew ives of th is locality w ill ap- vision of th e gam e. A lthough the i tion of th e car. Its specifications th e riv er bed. T he scenery was a I the ow ner of the shoe sto re, is a tomed to. and th e re su lt is th a t
little cottages a re springing up
will
not
be
released,
however,
until
cream puffs are a m ystery to me p re d a te the school now being con- E stacad a qu in t b attled gam ely they
succession of beautiful, wild ru g ­ man much m ore in terested In the
along
th e road a t a leap th a t is a t­
it
is
ready
to
be
shown.
How is it possible to m ake soft ducted by th e G resham Outlook and m ade but four points to the local’s
ged landscapes, fitting them es for stock m arket th an in his own b u s­
tra c tin g attention.
"W hile th e announcem ents co n ­ th e b rush of an a rtist.
dough puff up so as to form a thin the P ortlan d Gas & Coke com pany. 13.
iness.
An added incentive for locating
but firm hollow shell? S urely I ---- ----------------------- —--------------------
Using every scientific ru se known cerning it, already made, have em ­
An im p o rtan t piece of w ork has
Andy W h ittak er (Jam es B ush­ near the G resham end of th e Sec­
phasized
the
fact
that
it
will
he
a
could never learn to m ake them .’ MISS EMMA LANOEORD
to th e gam e th e tw o factions
recently been com pleted at the
T h u rsd ay ’swclass will take all th e
BECOMES MRS. ALM b ro u g h t th e pep-fest to a sp e cta cu ­ considerably higher priced ca r in head w orks of th e P o rtlan d Elec- o n g ), Is a likable chap of about 20, tion Line is the com pletion of th e
p o s s e s s in g o p tim is m , sin cerity a n d l)ig 100-foot well w hich is located
m ystery out of the cream puff, says
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lar close, E stacad a gaining live to no way conflicting with our present trie Pow er com pany w hich m eans a
th e lin e ch a ra c te ristic s of you ng near th e Rockwood and Section
stan
d
ard
product,
th
e
re
a
re
doubt­
Mrs. B a rtlett. E ach and every
W edding bells ran g m e rrily for G resh am ’s four points. All m em ­
m a terial im provem ent. T h at is the
w oman atten d in g the class w ilt two popular Pow ell V alley young bers of eith er team played hard less a num ber of buying prospects laying of 2000 feet of concrete | A m erican manhood. His a s p ira ­ Line roads. T his w ill in su re an
easily m ake cream puffs, not alone people on S atu rd ay last when C lar- and cleanly. E stacad a has a w ell I who have been led to believe th at can al to rep lace th e old wooden ( tions reach even to gaining the am ple supply of w ater to th e pa­
love of Ju n e Allen (Vivian A rnot). tro n s of the Rockwood district.
for a d essert but as a shell for ence Aim, son of Mr. and Mrs. built and splendidly disciplined the difference in price betw een our flume at the low er end w here the i
S everal im p o rtan t real e sta te
cream ed m eat dishes or for salad A lfred Aim, w as united in wedlock q u in te t w hich has m ade an en vi­ sta n d ard c a r and th e supplem en­ w ater em pties Into Bull Run lake. | Ju n e Is an a ttra c tiv e girl, having
shells.
w ith Miss Em m a L angford, daugh- able record for th e s c |o o l th is se a ­ ta ry c»r w ill be sm all, and th e re ­ T his en terp rise, w hich cost around the advantages of being a w ealthy tra n sfe rs have tak en place recently
In th is neighborhood. Otis F isher
fore, som e of your pro sp ects may $70,000, has tw o advantages. One j only child.
M acaroons come u nder the m er- te r of Mr. and Mrs. L. .lessen who son.
be
disposed to defer th e ir sp rin g Is th a t it affords a protection to the ' 5|rs.
Dwight
Allen
(D oris has sold his five ac res tw o m iles
ingue fam ily, so “w hy does my reside south of Powell V alley near
G resham 's seasoned hoopers have
established a reco rd h ard to beat >” ,r< llasv of Pre8P" ‘ P roduct until pipes of th e city w ater w orks and Brow n), is a dignified woman who w est of G resham on the Section
m eringue w eep,” w ill be answ ered, the Mt. Hood carline.
by th e d em onstrator.
The cerem ony was perform ed at Of 22 gam es played they have won ful1 announcem ent of the supple It also obviates the d anger of fu tu re K,Orie" ao l,a lly "> ’" ’"'R a big fish Line road to G eorge Hess. Mr.
slides from th e Immense hill sk irt- 1,1 a *“ tIe P01" 1’ She h°P®8 to lan,‘ F ish er will move into the city
"T he S panish bun cake is baked V ancouver, W ashington, by a Luth 19, losing one each to M ilwaukie, nlPntary car.
Dr O ,h'a F arad y ua “ husband for w here he is em ployed. T he ten
w ith th e fro stin g on it,” Mrs. B art- eran clergym an of th a t city, and C orbett and Salem .
“ In ord(*r to <lisPpl any such un- Ing the p lan t on the south.
acre owned by E. D. Dewey, a P o rt­
One
of
the
p
leasan
t
diversions
of
1 d a u a hter.
le tt says. “The Yummie balls and was w itnessed by Mr. and Mrs
In judging a p la y er’s ability, en- c e rta in ty th a t may exist we are
‘F riday d in n e r’ sound like secrets C hester C h ristensen of Bull Run. th u sia sts should rem em ber th a t a th erefo re advising you au th o rita- th e afternoon w as the piano selec-
®r. Fam ily (E arl W eiss), Is a land m an, has been purchased by
it is w ell to keep from husband A fter lunch in V ancouver the cou- Iarge ag g reg ate of points for one tively th a t th e su p p lem en tary car tlons rendered by Nellie and P atty Young physician Just out of college A. J. Sake. Five ac res of th is tra c t
a re well im proved and have been
who c a n 't e a t ‘anything left over.’ ” P 'e left for an auto trip through m an does not m ean th a t th e hooper will he sold nt a p rice of $1650, G reenwood at th e ir home. These »nd very much bored w ith life,
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B ritish Columbia. A fter Mr. and w ith a sm aller show ing is a poor I D etroit, for th e four-door sedan,
little g irls aged 10 and 8 respec- I P. J. H nnnerton (Eugene D avis), se t to rasp b erries.
C. (). H orning is im proving his
Mrs. A im 's re tu rn , they expect to player. Too freq en tly th e dow n- ‘ “We also ta k e th is occasion to tively give prom ise of becoming is an Im portant h anker of middle
begin housekeeping in th e room s stag e acto r is th e very one upon again a s su re you th at production of splendid m usicians and have many age who alw ays has a glad hand residence by th e in stallatio n of a
m odern set of plum bing. T he re si­
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bushong es- at the re a r of th e Pow ell Valley whom the play depends for and the p rese n t Dodge B ro th ers pow er
tim es been h eard In public recitals, providing your cred it Is good.
dence is also to undergo rem odel­
caped in ju ry Sunday afternoon store, in th e business of w hich Mr achieves success.
j p lan t and th e sale of our p resen t Nellie
m em orizes
com positions:
Robert Riggs (D elm ar B aker), Is
ing uloiig other lines.
Follow ing is the lineup and sum - I sta n d ard line of ea rs w ill be con-
when th e ir sedan w as hit near Jef- Aim is th e ju n io r p artn e r,
w hich would do credit to g irls ja self-im p o rtan t, egotistical youth,
ferson, Oregon, by a dru n k en driv-
The bride w as a m em ber of the m ary of season's p oints:
(tinned. R um ors inconsistent w ith m any y ears her senior. She Is now th e type who would likely fo rg et to
ED R M ER G ltE S II 1« M IN
e r com ing from the opposite direc- 1926 g rad u a tin g class of G resham
th is statem en t are false and m is- at w ork on a 12-page S chubert tip the w aiter.
G resham
E stacad a
tion. The left w heel of th e ir ma- Union high school and num bers D uncan, 14.. . . . F . .11 D. Je n n in g s
D IES AT C O R V A L L IS
num ber w hich she will ren d er later
Ira W hittaker (F red Bechlll), is
chine w as to rn off, to g eth er w ith m any school friends as w ell as S tro n g 2 . . . . . .F . .......... 6 O sborne
in
a
studio
recital.
She
has
taken
A
ndy’s
uncle
from
California.
He
th e left ru n n in g board, and an axle , o th ers who have been a ttra c te d to Squire 6 . . . . . .C . ........ J. Je n n in g s
B rockw ay & Nelson expect to have lessons since she was seven y ears j Is a grouchy m an of 60 who made
Em il Schrepel, 58, a form er re si­
R u s h e r ........ . G
and fender sustained dam age. Mr. ]le r charm ing p ersonality. For sev- A nicker . . . . . G.
th is ca r on display as soon as a v a il­ old.
T h eir friends bespeak for .a m illion In oil and doesn't ca re a dent of G resham , died on March S
and Mrs. Bushong w ere re tu rn in g i e r a l m onths p ast she has been en- O kuda 6 .. . . . .S .
able. T hey will he in th e ir new both little g irls a fu tu re of success heck who know s it. He had at oue at C orvallis. F u n eral services w ere
from a v isit to th e ir dau g h ter a t , gaged as saleslad y a t th e Hepp Lane ............ . .S
building on Powell stree t in May.
in the world of music.
tim e hoped to m arry M ih . Allen, held a t C orvallis on F riday and the
H arold Stone, referee.
A lbany when th e accident oc- R acket store. She w as ten d ered a
hut his blasted hopes resu lted In body was sent to Le S ueur Centro.
Rain, su n sh in e, hall and snow,
curred . Mrs. Bushong re tu rn e d to su rp rise show er a t th e hom e of
Season’s Points.
Mr».
EA lit VIEH TO BENEFIT
his fortune. Much of the comedy M innesota, for interm ent.
A lbany for a few days to aw ait sat- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S oderquist F ri- D unean .............................................163
W alter R am ser of th e Union d is­
FROM ROAD (HANGES com bined and se p arate, m ake up is furnished by U ncle Ira.
149
th e v ariable w eath er conditions ex ­
isfacto ry settlem ent for the dam age day evening a t w hich m any young O kuda ............................
Mr. Rogers (Clifford N elson), Is tric t in C lackam as county Is a s is ­
The neighboring tow n of F air- isting in th is locality yesterday and
inflicted on th e ir m achine. T he people w ere p resen t. She received S q u i r e ................................................ 76
a young autom obile salesm an, com- ter. Mr. and Mrs. R am ser a tte n d ­
R u sh er .............................................. 6 view w ill be g rea tly benefited by
today.
blam e for th e accident re s ts en tire- a num ber of b eautiful gifts a t th a t S tro n g .............................................. 53
ed th e funeral. Mr. Schrepel is
poaed larg ely of conversation.
ly w ith th e other p a rty as Mr. tim e.
survived by his m other, four b ro th ­
L ane .................................................. 32 th e roadhuilding program to be u n ­
Mr.
G
ateaon
(Edm
und
H
anson),
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Stpvens of
B ushong drove off to the rig h t of j Mr. Aim is an en terp risin g young A nicker ............................................ 10 d ertak en thia sum m er by M ultno­
ers and six sisters. Two sisters,
Is
a
ste
rn
looking
Jew
eler
who
Coleraine,
M
innesota,
a
re
located
th e pavem ent in order to give him business m an and is associated S a tte rstro m .................................... 4 m ah county when th e P ark ro se d is­
Ida, th e wife of the Rev. Wm. W er­
Dye .................................................... 2 tric t, now served by one-m an tr o l­ tem p o rarily In G reaham in th e Joe handles th e bluest w hite diam onds
enough room .
w ith A. C. A nderson in th e g en eral
ner of W orland, W yoming, and Mrs.
In
tow
n.
He
Is
eager
for
sales
but
Com
stock
house.
They
have
been
ley ca rs, will be supplied with new
Mrs. A. Myers opened up a m erchandise business in Powell DISEASE PREVENTION
R am ser w ere form er resid en ts of
busses w hich will provide a m eans visiting Mr. and Mrs. Com stock at Just as eag er to reta k e th e m er­ Gresham .
b ranch b akery in one of th e Brow n Valley.
He grad u ated w ith the
WORK CONTINT ES of tra n sit from the end of the Rose Hood R iver and a re staying here chandise If it Isn ’t prom ptly paid
sto res M onday m orning. H er son. 1921 class of G resham Union high
Mr. Schrepel w as preceded in
until they decide on a perm anent j for.
Dr. Wm. Levin of th e sta te board City ca rlin e to Fairview,
death by his wife and children.
L. It. Myers, o p erates a bakeshop | school.
The
maid
(Iren
e
Jo
h
n
so
n
),
Is
a
location.
in P o rtlan d and his m other w ill
= of h ealth , assisted by Miss M ary P. ' The tra c k s of th e old P ark ro se
petite little Irish girl who allow s
su p erin ten d the G resham sales.
,h<> sma11 Wo8tel1 house on Secon(1 B illm eyer and Mrs. E llen P ost of stre e tc a rs will be to rn up and a
T h ere a re 1,496 telephones in the
Ä S P E C I A L COMMUNICA- nothing in te restin g to pass un-
street.
the county public h ealth d ep art- new paved roadw ay 27 feet In
New York Stock Exchange.
TION of G resham Lodge No. | noticed.
The S pizerinktum club, th e social
E xcavation for the footings of nient, and several local women width will accom m odate the busses
organization
of
the
G resham
'N r ' 152 A. F & A. M. In Masonic
T he first and th ird acta tak e
the basem ent of the new D ow sett t
th e Schick te st y esterd ay to to b e installed.' T he paving from
g range, w ill m eet a t th e g ra n g e ,
,,
. ..
. . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .
hall, W ednesday evening, Marcli 16. place in a m odern shoe sto re, while
T he building to be erected on east Pow- | 1>*9 persons, pupils of the high th e city lim its of P o rtlan d to P ark- Lubnr in F. C. Degree,
hall F riday afternoon a t 2:30
V isiting | , lt,
| n tht! luxurious
8lreet hegan Monday m orning. 1 »chool, te ac h ers of high and g rad e rose will be increased from 18 to b reth ren welcome.
,
ladies of th e grange and other el1
W.
L.
GORSAGE,
Sec
y.
reception
room
of
Mrs A llen's
T h e bills lo i the rem oval of the school and a few o th ers.
T hose ‘ 36 feet. The co n stru ctio n of the
friends a re cor dially invited to be building occupied by th e Todd who took the te st a re to re p o rt a t ' Sandy boulevard paving will be A- w - METZGER, W M.
home.
T uesday and T h u rsd ay A fter­
present.
noons, March 16, 17, 22 and 24. Out­
p ain t shop will be opened th is eve- ; th e high school for' inspection next com pleted during th e com ing sum-
Mrs. C. A. Lockwood and tw o
look cooking school.
'F r id a y m orning pro m p tly at 9 mer. Bids will be called for the
ning.
ch ild ren have retu rn ed to R oseburg
i o’clock.
w ork In about 30 days. The cost
T uesday Evening, March 15— O.
a fte r a visit w ith Mrs. Lockw ood’s
A. C. alum ni m eeting at high school
The second shot of to x ln -an tito x - of th is w ork will be Included In the
m other, Mrs. W. C. Burch. Mr.
¡in w as given a t th e grade school ap p ro p riatio n of $2,500,000 In the
W ednesday, M arch 16—Sew ing
B urch retu rn ed w ith her for a brief
A turk ey shoot will be held at th is m orning to th e 238 ch ild ren road bond issue.
class a t high school.
visit.
O rient Sunday, M arch 20, on the who had the first one a week ago,
Bids for paving will also soon be
W ednesday E vening. M arch 18—
S. Shibuya has moved his fam ily ! Johanson field, beginning a t 10 also to 12 additional ch ildren. Dr. received for the Mount Hood Loop
C oncert by G resham band at high
from over the Todd p ain t shop to ) o'clock
Geo. Inglis and Dr. A. W. Botkin road from th e end of the p resen t |
school gym.
w ere th e physicians giving th e ! pavem ent n ear Powell Valley sta-
T h u rsd ay A fternoon, March 17—
tre a tm e n t th is m orning.
tion to th e C lackatpas county line,
St. P atric k 's luncheon and card
a d istan ce of Rbout 3»4 miles.
party, auspices A re n e club, at
IGNITION SI’Et IAI.IST.
homo of Mrs. Benj. Cameron.
T h a t’s us. Bring your ca r here
Berry Grower« In« Bed to Meet.
T h u rsd ay Evening. Mar. 17 S u p ­
for any rep airs, ad ju stm e n ts or
T h u rsd ay , March 17, b erry grow- i
per and en tertain m en t a t T rou td ale
p a rts for th e s ta rte r , g en e rato r, era of th e locality will m eet a t the
city hall by C atholic ladies.
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc. S. A. R oberts home at Damascus.
March 17 and 18— "T he F our
W ork done by an ex p e rt an d is pos- Mr. Roberts
specializing on
F lu sh er", Junior class play at high
W EDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
¡lively g u aran teed . We c a rry a | C uthbert ra sp b e rrie s ami has a
school gym nasium .
com plete line of ignition p arts, large p lan tin g of th is fruit.
T hursday.
M arch
17— Berry
G resham G arage, phone 2
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F or low est rates on autom obile.
W hat you w ant, w hen you w ant tru ck and general in su ran ce see
F riday Evening, M arch 18— Rock­
it. as you w ant it—W ant Ad. it.
B. W. T h o rn e Ad v.
wood g ran ge play, "U ncle Rube"
a t gran g e hall.
Additional Local*
Coming Events
“Um- m-mm, Looks Good” Says Gilda
ORIENT
Beg inning Classes in Piano
FLORENCE M. HONEY
F riday Evening, March
18—
P.-T. A. m otion p icture, "F lam ing
W aters” a t C o ttrell schoolhouse.
Phone 1721
Studio F irst S tate Bank Bldg.
G resham
Spring Hats
S atu rd ay Evening. March 19.—
Colum bia g range hard tim e dance.
New sn a p b rim H a it i w ith c o n tr a s t­
ing o r fan c y bands. P le n ty of Rtyle
w ith o u t b e in g faddish. All colors.
S aturday, M arch 19 — County
Council of P aren t-T ea ch e r asso cia­
tion to m eet a t F airview ,
W ednesday M orning, March 23—
Sew ing class a t high school.
Band Concert
F riday Evening, March 25—O. A.
C. M ilitary band co n c ert in high
school gym nasium and dance in
Masonic hall.
111(01 SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
WEDNESDAY EVE. MARCH 6
Admission 35c
AylsWörtK ÖMärtißJ
m ensw ear
A Rare Musical Treat
lú f
sh o es
G R ESH A M
Gilda Gray
Individuality rn.de Gild. Gray,
who did an old dance In a new w .y
and won fame and fortune. Hut
—g, when It comes to m atten affecting
S atu rd ay . M arch 2A—W C. T. U.
hake sale at A. W. Metzger store.
I her kitchen, she is quite content to
S atu rd ay Evening. March 26—
f«" «‘""K *Hh the majority. Gilda
is shown above inspecting the I Fairview g range b ask et social and
toothsome dessert she made in her dance at g range hall.
first experim ent with her new
Saturday Evening, April »— Rock­
Frigidaire.
wood P.-T. A. vaudeville.