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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1927)
G RI MI AM OUTLOOK. FRIDAY, MARCH 25. 192! HAUE THREE PLEASANT HOME Home W ethodM Service*. ------------ ! Sunday school w ill be held as M ultnomah G range No. 71 w ill u sual a t the P lea san t Home M eth- meet in re g u la r session S aturday odist church at 10 o'clock, followed m orning at 10:30, All m em bers are , -i urged to be present. T he lecture p reaching at 11.15. The pasto r, WHAT Yl?M I hour begins at 2 o'clock and is open th e Rev. E. AV W ithnell, w ill pre- MOI' ? ' to the public. All are welcome to sent th e subject, "A Few of th e come and enjoy th e program pre- pro m ises." ch o ir reh e arsal pared by th e le ctu rer, Mrs. Mary G. w ill ta k e place at 7:15 and E p Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. N elson en w orth L eague a t 8 o’clock. T he m em bers of th e P lea san t tertain ed a t dinner on Sunday in honor of Mrs. AV. H. M arkell of | Home E pw orth L eague a re plan Spokane, who had ju st retu rn ed njn g a play, “Jum bo Jim ", to be from San Diego, C alifornia, being , .. . . _ called th e re by th e d eath of her 1 ^¡ven on the evening of April 9 T his play, w hich is in th e in te rests sister. T he guests p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. R. I. A nderson, Mr. of th e piano fund, is rep lete w ith and Mrs. C. E. W right, Mr. and hum or. A full an n ouncem ent of the Mrs. D. L. R oberts, Mr. and Mrs. program w ill be m ade later. J. AV. A nderson. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dr. A. S. H isey of Salem w ill be Scoville, Mrs. Geo. A nderson, D or othy F ields, E ln o ra W right, Alice p rese n t W ednesday evening to hold and Helen Scoville, W ilm er Nelson, the q u a rte rly conference and will Nick. R obert and L aura A nderson give an Illu stra ted lectu re on “The and E arl R oberts, beside the honor A bundant L ife.” A pot lu ck d in g uest and hosts. Most of th e young people of this n er will be served at 7:30. vicinity who a re atten d in g colleges Haley Baptist Services. an d u n iversities a re spending the sp rin g vacation a t home. S unday school will be held at the SPRING is here and it is time to freshen up Mr. and Mrs. G. N asshahn and H aley B aptist ch u rch at 10 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. H om er Moulton drove follow ed by th e m orning w orship the premises. to Monmouth last Sunday to visit in E nglish at 11. T he H aley young th e ir son and d aughter, Mr. and We suggest a fresh coat of PL'BLIC SERVICE Mrs. AVilford N asshahn, who a re a t people will atten d th e young peo PAINT. tending school there. ple's rally to be held in th e B aptist Rev. AVm. F a irw e a th e r retu rn ed ch u rch a t G resham beginning a t 3 It will do Avonders in changing the appearance on Monday from G rass Valley, o’clock Sunday aftern o o n . T here w here he has been assistin g in r e of your buildings. vival m eetings. He w ill conduct w-ill be no evening service at H aley. We carry a Avide variety of colors in this paint. th e re g u la r services at th e B aptist ch u rc h on Sunday m orning. T here will be no evening service as the co n g regation will join w ith H aley The S unday services at th e Sa- an d G resham B aptists in a B. Y. ron L u th eran ch u rc h w ill begin P. U. ra lly a t the G resham church, : w ith th e Sunday school a t 9:45. At .4 yardstick f r e e to measure your beginning at 2 o'clock. News of th e m arria g e of W alter 10:30 a young people’s service will paint job. Jo h a n so n and Lydia AVaybill is cir- be held w ith a serm o n ette on, "The , c u la tin g thro u g h th e com m unity, j m an who sw allow ed him self.” ’ Mrs. Cannon is visiting at the | Swedish w orship will be conducted hom e of h er d augher, Mrs. Jam es a t 11:15 and at 8 o'clock in th e eve Melton. GRESH AM Mrs. F ra n ce s Cline is staying ning the L u th er L eague w ill re n $ P h o n e 1421 w ith her d aughter, Mrs. Jack so n in der a program . J. A. H ultm an, a Swedish singer P o rtlan d , w here she is u nder a of note, w ill be at the Sw edish Mis d o cto r's care W alter M urray, a form er re s i sion church on Sunday evening, iiiinniH»iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiicjmiiiiiiiiiHii«iiiiiiiicJiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic d en t of th is com m unity, visited his M arch 27. at 7:30. Mr. H ultm an au n t. Mrs. J. A. S tevens last S u n -| has appeared in Pow ell V alley be- ,lav I lore and th e com ing event is re- ---------------------- j garded as a ra r e m usical tre a t. A In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. ' collection w ill be tak en for his ex- No com m ission or brokerage. Very ' penses. All are invited to be pres- easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv. ent. DANCE Every Saturday Night SATURDAY EVENING, MAR. 26 Music by A1 G oodwin’s Orchestra A E ntertainers <>5c Admission Sic T he F in est H ardw ood F loor in C lackam as County Music bj Geo. Beers Orchestra .Alack Thomas, Floor Manager A Good Tim e A ssured to all 6 m iles from G resham Everyone cordially invited Clean Up and Paint Up Ü CO G SW ELL 1IALL, EAGLE ( KEEK DAMASCUS The POWELL VALLEY Carl Dougluss Host No. 71 DANCE a Banker’s Home ‘“Blue Valley” is a moderately priced paint of medium quality at $2.65 gal. L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO. The Immaculate Kitchen in the Lovely Home of a A Living Institution Well Known Banker A bank is more than the building it oc cupies. It is more than the capital and surplus. It is a living institution, made so by the men who manage it. if you let us install a modern Smoothtop Gas Range Their character is the bank’s character. Their reputation for sagacity, for conser vation, for good judgment becomes the bank’s reputation. 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Portland Electric Power Co. Division O ficai at— Many «»(her Ion priced quality car*. GRESHAM WALTER W. METZGER Phone Iso l (■resila in Salem, Oregon City, Hillsboro, Gresham, Oswego and S t Helena Or, and Vancouver, Wash. I T It E R E IS NO S U B S T IT U T E POR R L B C T R IC IT T
