Gresham outlook., April 15, 1927, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 17, NO. 1»
Directors Reelected
by Berry Growers
FRIDAY, APRIL
M I ! I INUS < ON I INI I
M C M X X V II
Kesutrection
MANY COUNTY CLUBS GET CHARTERS
Correct!
S T O C K IN G S
¥1.50
$1.98
1036— Heavy 12-strand, , 22-inch
w ith fine m ercerized I
top, p a ir ..............
$1.98
All of the above num bers are
double soli* and high spliced
heels and toes. Colors—Skin,
Even-glow , F rench Nude, C ham ­
paign- A tm osphere, Nude, All-
san, R ose-taupe, G ray, G rain.
G un-m etal, B lack and W hite.
WALRAD’S
1927
1DVENTIST SPECIAL
NOW GET BUSY.
Next week w ill be cleanup
week. The city tru c k w ill be­
gin hau lin g rub b ish aw ay on
D. E. Towle, E. P. Schedeen and ; T hursd ay m orning. E verything
M. La E oliette w ere reelected
to be removed m u st be placed in
irec to rs a t the ann u al m eeting of
sacks, b arrels, or boxes, p re fe r­
he B erry G row ers Packing com- |
ably
sacks. Boxes and b arrels
pany on last Tuesday. T heir votes
too heavy for one m an to load
w ere 378, 367 and 233, respectively.
F ra n z M attson w as a ru n n e r up j will not be taken.
w ith 213 votes, proving his popu- |
la rity am ong th e b erry grow ers.
At the m eeting of th e Coopera- 1
tlve B erry G row ers on T hursday, BAND CONCERT W AS
Lilies blooming, white and pure,
G R E A T E Y ENJOYED
th e election of T uesday w as ratified
Spread their fragrance on this day
and m uch oth er im p o rta n t business
Tw elve fine num bers w ere r e n ­
w as dispatched. T he atten d an ce at
Resurrection! Life is sure!
both m eetings w as good, co nsider­ dered W ednesday evening by the
Death's defeated of its prey.
ing th e fine w eather for farm work. G resham band in its fifth concert of
T he directo rs met und organized,
nam ing th e follow ing officers: the se ries given th is w inter in th e l Stir, m y soul, arise and praise,
president, W. D. F ra le y ; vice p re s­ gym nasium . From th e “Gem of th e 1
For the Sun of Life now beams;
ident, C. T. R yan; se cretary , Cora Ocean,” th e first on the program , I
B. G reen; sales m anager, J. J. to the closing selection, the audi- ' Let not dullness cloud thy ways
F ish e r; tre a su re r-m a n a g e r, D. E.
ence ap p a ren tly w as well pleased
While the heavenly radiance
Towle.
T he Outlook w as endorsed as the and m any w ere heard to say th is j
gleams.
official paper for th e c u rre n t year. concert was the best of any given.
It will give a full rep o rt of the Dr. H. C. Jo h n so n 's boys show the
m eetings in its next issue.
Back to earth, a crumbling clod,
re su lt of th e careful tra in in g and
p a rtic u la r in stru ctio n w hich he has '
Wastes the flesh we habit here,
PLEASANT HOME
given them during th e p ast two
But the spirit, praise to God!
T he m orning service a t the Bap­ years.
Dzvells in resurrection cheer.
The special num bers a re deserv­
tis t church on Sunday will begin at
10:30 o'clock and consist of the ing of much credit. Nellie ¡Mid P a t­
E aster program by the prim ary de­
partm en t, in te rsp ersed w ith selec­ ti® Greenwood- the tw o little p ian ­
tions by th e o rc h e stra and vocal ists from n u l l Run, captivated th eir
num bers by th e young m en's q u a r­ h ea rers w ith th eir finished m anner
tet. T he evening service begins at and the capable way in w hich they
7:30 o’clock w ith th e B. Y. P. U., handled difficult m usical num bers.
follow ed by p reaching a t 8 o'clock
by the p astor, th e Rev. Wni. F air- Both w ere placed a t a disadvantage 1
on account of the u n satisfacto ry
w eather.
C h a rters have been received for sew ing and individual pig club at
T he L adies Aid m et on T hursday condition of the piano, but in spite m any active clubs th ro u g h o u t Mult- Columbia.
at th e home of Mrs. Spiers, w here j of th is handicap th e ir w ork w as nomah county, according to late r e ­
T h ree g arden clubs have been
a very enjoyable as w ell as profit-
enjoyed. Nellie has been
p o rts of County Club A gent W. D. organized a t P ark ro se u nder the
able tim e w as spent.
,
,
W. A. P ro cto r Jr., has re tu rn e d ' w a r d e d a $15 cash prize for a K inder. T hese c h a rte rs w ere is­ lead ersh ip of It. W. Rose. T here
from P o rtlan d and w ill again be in standing of 99 p er cen t in a m usic sued from W ashington, D. C., to a re 49 m em bers in th e th ree clubs.
ch a rg e of P ro c to r's sto re at Oriept. quiz held in P o rtlan d last S a tu r­ those clubs w hich have qualified as G resham has two new garden
H e expects to move his bungalow day. She won out over com peti- sta n d ard , each having a m em ber­ clubs, one w ith 16 m em bers under
from its p resen t location a t P lea s­ to rs all her senior. T he only e rro r j shjp of a t lea8t flve, a local ieader>
th e direction of Massa S aw atari
an t Home to O rient, n ear the store.
Clifford N asshahn left T uesday m ade in a rigid exam ination of 100 a j u |j get of otfjCers and a te n tativ e I and an o th er w ith 19 m em bers un-
der the leadership of George F.
m orning to w ork for th e Ridge questions w as the m isspelling of a , program for six m eetings.
L um ber com pany a t S pringdale name. The next in stan d in g in the
Honey. A garden club of nine
I
The
clubs
th
u
s
fa
r
receiving
and H enry B rink for the Sandy te st w as a high school stu d en t who
j c h a rte rs w ith th e ir lead ers are as m em bers has been organized at
L um ber com pany a t Brightwood.
m ade 98 per cent.
I follow s: G resham H andw ork club, F alk en b u rg .
Mrs. Raym ond M iller and son of
The vocal solos of Mrs. Enoch
The Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted will
C rescent City, C alifornia, w ere re - '
Mrs. W. L. G orsage; Pow ell V al­
cent guests a t th e hom e of Mrs. P. - Sandeen w ere a tre a t to her listen - ley Sew ing club, Miss Sue H icks; have ch arg e of a class of nine at
M. M iller.
' ers. H er tone is p u re and sw eet
Lynch H andw ork club, Mrs. A. W. F airview in a garden club, and Mrs.
The M ethodist Ladies Aid society with plenty of volume. The usual
C law son; V ictory Sew ing club, L. T eg a rt w ill assum e th e le ad e r­
w ill m eet w ith Mrs. M. L enu artz fine - accom panist w ork of Miss
Mrs. R obert K erslak e; O rient Sew ­ ship of a m ark etin g class of 10.
on W ednesday afternoon, A pril 20. ..
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Mrs. A. Radford and Mrs. Joe Caldo ! U orothy Cooper w as ap p reciated ,
ing club, Mrs. F. D. O lem an; A pig club of flve m em bers has also
will serve refresh m en ts. A full at-
A-
S tout played two bassoon S p ringdale
Sew ing
club,
Mrs. been organized at F airview during
tendance of m em bers is expected selections, accom panied by Mrs. W.
Agnes W ood; Colum bia H andw ork th e p ast m onth.
and friends a re invited.
1 l . G orsage a t th e piano.
He
Two new clubs have been o rg an ­
and Sew ing club. Mrs. Joseph
handled the in stru m en t well. T here
ized at Springdale- a g arden club
H
um
m
il;
P
o
w
e
llh
u
rst
Sewing
F or low est ra te s on autom obile, 1 ¡s gajd to be b u t one o th er such in-
of six led by A. L. Davies and a
n U?v
^ " T . l in su ran ce 8ee | stru m e n t In th is vicinity, w hich is club, Mrs. F. A. N eville; P ow ell­ sew ing club of five m em bers led by
h u rst Cooking club, Mrs. A. P e te r­
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1.!:-----—--------------- I considered som ew hat of a novelty. son; P lea san t Valley G arden club, Mrs. N orthw ay. A sew ing club of
seven m em bers has also been o r­
f P re se n t indications ap p ear to I Ja ck F ro st S r.; Brooks Calf club,
ganized at Brooks under th e d irec­
w a rra n t for 1927 h arv est, a fore- : Jo h n Boeckli.
tion of Miss Lena Calleknon.
ca st of th e la rg e st per acre yield of
The p ast m onth w as one of a c ­
] w in terw h eat for th e p ast seven |
H enry Naegli has been placed in
years in Oregon- and the Pacific tivity in club w ork, g ettin g ready ch a rg e of the calf club of nine
N orthw est, says F. L. K ent, sta tis- j for the sp rin g and sum m er. Mr. m em bers recently organized in the
j tician, U. S. d ep a rtm en t of ag ricu l- K inder trav eled 840 m iles and held
Lynch d istrict. A V ictory calf club
,u r e -
____________ 49 club m eetings w ith an atten d -
of ten is u nder th e lead ersh ip of
ance
of
560
d
u
rin
g
th
e
month.
R ep resen tativ e of S p irella g a r­
Jo h n C arlson. T h ree new clubs
m ents—silk u n d erw ear, hosiery, T w enty-one clubs w ere organized have been organized in Pow ell V al­
/'"''ORRECT in every
i corsets, girdles, slips, brassieres, w ith an en ro llm en t of 220.
ley, a calf club of 14 m em bers u n ­
will dem o n strate in your home.
sense of the word
Much of th e m onth w as spent in
der the lead ersh ip of Melvin Brug-
Phone 3267 for appointm ent.—Adv.
estab lish in g livestock and crop
are the new Berkshire
ger, a m ark etin g class led by Miss
w ork. T h ere seem s to be some
Many new W ant Ads today.
Sue H icks and a potato club under
Stockings. In perma­
grow th in livestock over la st year
th e leadership of C arl Nelson.
I and crop w ork is in creasin g step
nent fit, smart colors,
T h ree new p o ultry clubs have
by step. T he in te re st is m ore in ­
Jong wear, they please
been organized, with E. H. C alkins
ten se in g ard en in g th is year. A
in ch arg e of the class of 12 a t G il­
the m ost p articu lar
' larg e en ro llm en t is recorded In all
b ert, V. D arling of th e class of 7 at
I projects.
woman. Fullfashioned
L iberty, and Mrs. Floyd Long lead­
The m a rk e tin g p ro ject is going
and made of the finest
e r of th e class of 7 a t P ow ellhurst.
by leaps and bounds. Many schools
A calf club of six m em bers has
silk.
are m aking th is a p a rt of th e reg u ­
been organized at Lusted in charge
la r school w ork and high schools
of W. H. Newlands.
are m aking it a p a rt of th e ir E ng­
lish o utside reading.
G resham
Union high school and C orbett
BORING
high school have established the
Special E asier services will be
w ork, and Fairview and Powell
Valley have tak en it up in the j held at 10 o'clock at the Boring
grades. T he com m unity and coun- M ethodist church, th e topic of the
ty co n tests for m a rk e tin g will be p a sto r’s serm on to be. “C h rist the
held about th e 15th of May and the R esurrection of Life.” T he young
sta te co n test will be held th e la tte r people's choir will ren d er two
FULL
F A S H IO N E D
special selections. No Bible study
I p a r of May.
Many sew ing clubs a re finishing w ill be held in th e evening. The
th e ir w ork, w hich is a record. E a ster program will be followed
P ra ctically every club w ill finish by Sunday school at 11 o’clock.
”
|
before
school is out and a b etter T he Boring Young P eople's society
T h e fo llo w in g g rad e s and
will give the en tertain m en t they
q u ality of w ork is being done.
co lo rs a re on d isp la y h e re
P o u ltry w ork is going nicely and recen tly gave nt Boring. In the
fo r y o u r E a s te r selectio n
th e boys a re sta rtin g on a different high school auditorium at Sandy on
of
B e rk s h ire
fu ll-fa s h ­
and som ew hat la rg e r scale than th e evening of April 22.
ioned hose:
heretofore. A la rg e r per cent of
Miss C atherine Lang underw ent
baby ch ick s have been raised from an operation in P o rtlan d th e first
I’KhO - i s a very fine pure s e r ­
those p u rch ased th an ev er before.
of April for the rem oval of tonsils
v i e silk chiffon w ith a l
A choice cut of
I Club w ork has been established and adenoids. She will re tu rn to
4-ln. ligle top. P air i
j in th re e new schools th is past h er studies In th a t city later.
S I ’MI— A flne service (2*1 ( 1 0
I year,—a p o u ltry club a t L iberty, a
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silk, silk to top, p air « p i .D O
garden club a t F alk en b u rg , and a
"Say it with a W antAd.”
RODA—Med. wt. with
4-in. hem top, p a i r . .
15,
1AM
Easter Breakfast
T h e m ost s a tis fy in g b re a k ­
fa st possible to im a g in e
E a s te r m o r n i n g —o r
o th e r m o rn in g fo r
th a t m a tte r is a slice of o u r
hom e cured ham .
N ew Hats
fo r Easter
New snap brims with
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$2.00 Per Year
Erection Begun on
Woodworking Shop
"T he Longest Bible Prophecy
E xplained" will be th e su b ject of
the serm on th is evening at the
B A PT IST CH U R CH TO
O B SER V E EA STER Seventh Day A dventist church
J R. G reen of the Hogan road
w here special m eetings are in
st of G resham has begun the
E a ste r m usic and a special E a s­ progress in ch arg e of E lder I. J. ea
erection of a fram e w oodw orking
te r serm on by the pastor, the Rev.
E. G. Judd, will be presented at the Woodman of P o rtland. So great and c a rp en te r shop 28x60 feet on
m orning service at the B aptist has been th e in te re st in these se r­ E ast Pow ell and Kelly streets. The
lot, which w as recently purchased
ch u rch . T his service will begin at vices, w hich are a ttra c tin g
a
11 o’clock. The Bible school will crow ded house every night, the through th e F irs t S tate bank, has
a frontage of 100 feet anil a depth
begin prom ptly a t 9:45. In the
evening th e B. Y. P. U. will m eet at evangelist has announced he will of 50.
Mr. G reen, who has been w ork­
7 o'clock and the young people will ¡continue th e m eetings every night
in P ortland for the p ast 20
( study and p resen t the E aster topic next week with the exception of y ing
ea rs in building and contracting,
No M ystery in Death.
At th e , S aturday. The su b jects will be is an experienced cabinet m aker
re g u la r hour of th e ch u rch service
will continue these lines here.
follow ing the B. Y. P. U. an E aster based on th e prophecies of the book and
program will be given by the Bible of R evelation. A question box will Upon com pletion of the building he
plans to in stall m achinery w hich
school and church choir.
be a m ain featu re of th e services has in read in ess—a
U niversal
On F riday evening, A pril 15, the and special m usic will be rendered w
oodw orking m achine, lathe, band
m em bers and friends of the church
will have dinner to g eth er in the each evening by th e H arm ony saw, joiner, sander and planer.
reeu recen tly sold his 14-acre
ch u rch at 6:30, and the an n u al bus- q u artet. The song service will be- ran G ch
F red K arlan, and a few
iness m eeting and roll call of the gin at 7:30, followed by preaching days la to
ter purchased ten acres of
m em bers will follow.
a ( g o’clock. On Sunday evening W. IJe fe rt on the H ogan road. T he
T he W illam ette B aptist asso cia­
tion w ill meet in the local B aptist th e evangelist w ill speak from the la tte r deal w as m ade thro u g h Jas.
ch u rch from May 2 to 4, at w hich subject, “The S uprem e Court of E lkington.
tim e a red ed icato ry service will be Heaven In Session— Your Case Is
held of the im proved ch u rch build- | P ending.”
POULTRY AND SWINE
1
SPECIALIST TO DE HERE
The reg u la r services of the
church w ill be held n ex t Sabbath-
Dr. E. L. Grubb, a m em ber of the
EA ST E R S E R V IC E S AT
April 16. S abbath school at 10 and
M ET1IDD1ST ( III Bi ll preaching a t 11. T he church is lo­ research and clinic d epartm ent of
I the George
II. Lee com pany,
The celebration of E aster a t the cated on M ignonette avenue, a Ontahu, N ebraska, will hold a poul­
M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch will block south of th e Section Line try aud pig clinic a t the G range
begin prom ptly a t 10 o'clock on road and tw o blocks w est of Main
hall, G resham , T h ursday evening,
Sunday m orning w ith various de- street.
A pril 21, at 8 o’clock.
p arem en t exercises. In the main
room the young people, in term ed i­
T he object of th e clinic is to a s ­
ates and ad u lts w ill assem ble for
sist farm ers and poultry ra is e rs in
an a p p ro p riate w orship period,
reducing
th e
trem endous
loss
(By L illian P ost, E d ito r)
which will be followed by the study
C ertificates of proficiency have am ong poultry and pigs th a t oc­
of th e E aster lesson. The ju n io r
d ep artm en t will hold se p arate ex ­ been aw arded two of our type w rit­ c u rs on the farm every year. The
ercises and the younger children ing stu d en ts, Carolyn A rneson and clinics conducted by Lee S pecial­
will m eet in th e p rim ary room. M arjorie Bush, who have m ade
P aren ts and friends a re invited to th eir efforts in th e typing class ists have frequently been called
sh o rt course schools, teaching how
m eet in one or o th er of these notew orthy.
rooms.
W. I). K inder, th e county club to recognize, co rrectly diagnose,
T he m orning serm on by the p as­ leader, gave an in te restin g talk be­ tre a t, and prevent disease and o th ­
to r, th e Rev. H alford V. W ilhelm, fore the stu d e n ts Monday, pu ttin g
will be on an E a ste r topic. In the before them the advisability of the e r tro u b les th a t a re th e com mon
evening th e subject will be “The m a rk e t project. The E nglish te ac h ­ cau se of m uch loss to poultry and
Risen L ord.” Special m usic will ers are en th u sia stic ally tak in g up sw ine raisers.
be fea tu re s of th ese services. In the m ark et project essays of which
F arm ers who have u n th rifty
tlie m orning the choir will sing two he spoke and the stu d en ts a re ju st
ch
ickens or pigs are invited to
anthem s, "In the E arly M orning" as en th u siastically follow ing d irec­
bring in specim ens for p o st-m o r­
and “C hrist Being Risen." Miss tions.
G ertru d e
A lexander will sing
The b ask etb all le tte rs and strip e s tem exam ination, and receive free
"Day of G lory.” In th e evening the for 1926-7 have been aw arded to in stru c tio n s on th e cause- tr e a t­
anthem s by the choir will be “Lift Edw ard B erney, O rville Linn, Del-
Up Your H eads” and "T h an k s Be m or W olfe, E ugene C ham berlain, m ent and prevention of the trouble.
Unto God.” Miss Rose P o tter will John Phipps, K enneth B ram hall, P len ty of specim ens a re needed to
sing a solo.
H enry W ilson and Lynne Woodard. b rin g o ut th e full value of th is dem ­
T he m em bers of th e E pw orth T he g irls who are also entitled to o n stratio n , hut nny hog w hich Is
L eague will meet a t th e church at le tte rs and strip e s a re F ran ces
6:30 in th e m orning and proceed to Evans, Adeline E vans, M yrtle C ar­ suspected of having a contagious
th e top of G resham B utte, w here ter. M arg aret Bevans, Bella Reed or Infectious disease should not be
they will hold a service. Each will and T helm a Davies.
b ro u g h t to the clinic. In such
be provided with a sandw ich, a cup
The an n u a l m a terial Is alm ost cases Dr. G rubb will call and m ake
and a dime. The devotional m eet­ ready for th e p rin te r and engraver. an exam ination If practicable.
ing will be at the ch u rch a t 7 In The staff Is plan n in g some new fea
T h ere w ill be no adm ission
the evening, when an E aster topic tu res, w hich have not been a n ­
ch a rg e and nothing offered for sale
will be discussed.
nounced us yet.
The high school baseball team a t th e clinic.
played a gam e with P ark Rose and
Free Methodist Services.
T he en tire Sunday m orning s e r­ won w ith a score of 20-12.
HOGAN
vice nt the F ree M ethodist church
LYNCH
T he four ch ild ren of Mr. and
will be given over to th e E aster
Mrs. Mark D oryland are absent
program . The Sunday school has
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bunn will be
p rep ared
ap p ro p riate
exercises hosts on S atu rd ay night at a dance from school owing to th e re being
w orthy of th e ¡lay th a t is used to and card p arty to be given at the m easles In th e fam ily.
V isitors a t the M. D oryland home
com m em orate the resu rre ctio n of P o w e llh u rst club by th e Lynch
our Lord Jesu s, and th e raisin g of P o u ltry club, of w hich Mr. Bunn Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. H epry
is th e local leader.
R ainier and tw o children of E sta ­
His ch ild ren from the “dead In
cada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ja k e Muel­
sin ” to "life In H im .”
Pleasant View Avenue ler of P ortland.
T he p asto r, th e Rev. L. A. Skuzle,
will speak on th e resu rre ctio n
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W eaver and
Mr. and Mrs. P aul Bliss had as
them e and the Rev. M. V. W hetzell d in n er g u ests on W ednesday eve­ ch ild ren of P ortlan d spent Sunday
will read, "I believe.” The q u arte t ning, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k T ru m an w ith the la tte r's parents, Mr. and
will re n d e r one of D. M. C athey's of Point De Bute, New Brunsw ick, Mrs. W. H. Black of Hogan station.
new E a ste r songs.
and her b ro th er, A lbert Cleveland
In th e evening th e p asto r will of P o rtland. Chas. C leveland joined
speak on, "L ife More A bundantly, i tj,e j)arty jn (j,c evening. The Ca-
T here will be special singing.
I nadian v isito rs w ere childhood
| frien d s of Mrs. Bliss anil the Cleve­
F riday A fternoon, April 15—
Zion Evangelical Services.
lands. Th®y now own the home Baseball betw een G resham Union
Sunday school w ill be held E a s­ which w as once the Cleveland high school and Oregon City on
te r Sunday m orning a t th e usual home. Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. T rum an S tapleton field.
hour of 10 o'clock. P reach in g s e r­ had not m et In 50 years.
F riday Evening, April 15— T ro u t­
vices With special m usic by th e
dale P.-T. A. moving p ic tu re a t
Junior choir and th e celebration of
T ro u td ale city hall.
PLEASANT HOME
Holy Communion will begin at 11 '
F riday Night, April 15— P rogram
o'clock. T he p asto r, th e Rev. E.
Sunday school will convene at and basket social Rockwood grunge
H orstm ann, will preach from th e the usual hour of 10 o'clock S un­ hall.
topic, “Jesu s, th e Living Lord, the day a t the P lea san t Home Method­
S atu rday. April 16— D orcas circle
New Life Among th e N ations.”
ist ch u rch , follow ed by a special
T he augm ented choir of the E aster service beginning at 11:15. food sale a t W alrad M ercantile Co.
ch u rch will sing th e ca n ta ta, "T he T he S unday school w ill ren d e r a
S atu rd ay Evening, April 16—
King E te rn a l" S unday evening at sh o rt program and th e p asto r will Ju n io r c a rn iv al Sandy Odd Fel-
7:30 o'clock. The ch o ir has spent give a brief ad d ress a fte r which a low 's hall.
con sid erab le tim e reh e arsin g th is baptism al service will be held and
W ednesday Evening, A pril 20—
splendid can tata.
th e reception of m em bers will take L ectu re a t F airview city hall for
C oncerning th ese services, to place. E pw orth L eague will m eet benefit Sm ith M emorial P re sb y te r­
ian church.
which th e public Is Invited, the p as­ at 8 o’clock In the evening.
tor says, "Mav the w o rsh ip p ers on j = = = = = = = = = = = =
W ednesday Evening, A pril 20—
E aster day become m ore keenly « h e r e th e Lord lived, labored, died, Boring Ladies Aid chicken supper
conscious of the tran sfo rm in g pow- 1
burled ami rose from the grave at I.O . O. F. hall.
er of th e King of life. Come to th e ¡on the first E a ste r m orning.
Friday, A pril 22—W. C. T. U. In­
All a re cordially Invited to a t­
services w ith open m inds and h u n ­
s titu te a t T routdale.
tend
th
e
services.
gry h e a rts and you sh all depart
F riday Evening, April 22- E n te r­
not only satisfied, but quickened
tain m en t by Boring Young P eople's
I IMIK LIUIB.
and conscious of C h rist’s living
Wo have a nice supply of E aster society a t Sandy high school au d i­
presence."
L ilies w ith 3 to 6 blooms and nice­ torium .
ly d ecorated pots at 40c per bloom.
F riday Evening, April 22—Aremo
TH E OBCARETTE, Phone 2351. club p arty a t C hanticleer Inn.
Columbian High
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