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GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, APRIL ■ Troutdale Men Have Enjoyable Party T h irty -eig h t men of T rou td ale and th e surro u n d in g co u n try spent an enjoyable social evening at the M asonic hall dining room la st T uesday evening at th e invitation of th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, p asto r of th e com m unity church. T he L adies Aid society served an enjoyable dinner. A collection ta k en a t th e tab le m ore th a n paid the expense of th e banquet. A fter the men had sung a num ber of old sta n d a rd and p opular songs, Rev. Mr. H ollensted, introduced C hap lain John W. Beard of P o rtlan d , who gave a splendid address on the ideals of th e ea rlie r pioneers, and the task of m en of th e p rese n t day in th e in te re st of and for the bene fit of th e g re a t m ultitu d e settlin g in in creasin g num bers on th is P a cific coast, w ith special referen ce to th e m ission of th e little church in th e com m unity. G. P. L um sden, a form er re s i dent of T rou td ale, also spoke of th e faith fu ln e ss and stru g g le of th e little band who had in y ears past stood by th e church w ith special referen ce to th e faith fu l labors of th e L adies Aid society. Rev. Mr. H ollensted appealed to the men p rese n t to consider th is ch u rc h as a com m unity afTair of in te re st and im portance to all. He sta te d th a t re p a irs should be m ade to th e building or a m ovem ent sta rte d tow ard building a new chapel. He asked th a t a building com m ittee be nom inated to con sid er th e proposition, and th e fol low ing com m ittee w as nom inated. Jo h n B urns, A. D. K endall, T. F. P arso n s, Chas. Scott, E. D. H ew itt, W. C. S pence and O. W. M artin. A m eeting of th is com m ittee w ill be held in th e n ear fu tu re to decide th is m a tte r. W aldem ar H ollensted, son of the p asto r and a m em ber of th e KGW staff of P o rtlan d , sang tw o b a ri tone solos and presided a t the piano d u rin g th e singing. Rev. H ollensted w as much pleased over th e success and value of th is kind of gath erin g of men only, and sta te d th a t he p la n s a sim ilar g ath erin g la ter on during th e y ear, w hen it is expected th a t even a la rg e r num ber of men will respond. TROUTDALE E aster w ill be observed by th e T ro u td ale com m unity S u n d a y school Sunday m orning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. E. R. D. H ollen sted, th e p asto r, w ill be p resen t and ta k e p a rt iu th is observance. A good tu rn out of both ch ild ren and ad u lts is looked for. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scott and children, M ary and Joe, sp en t S u n day in Salem w ith Mr. S co tt's p a r ents. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. H ew itt and son C harles and d au g h ter Evelyn snent th e w eek-end in Albany, O re gon, visiting relatives. Miss Lois M iller of San F ra n c is co w as a visitor a t th e L. A. H a r low home th is week. Mrs. E rn e st Rolf visited friends here F riday and attended P aren t- T eacher m eeting in the afternoon. T he Rolfs have a beautiful new hom e n ea r th e Base Line road. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall and (laughters, Amy and D orothy, w ere dinner guests Sunday a t th e home of Mrs. Dan L lew ellyn of P o rtlan d . Mrs. F an n ie May Holm an and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Selling and Miss T helm a Selling w ere v is ito rs of Mr. an d Mrs. R ussel W il son, Sunday. Mrs. D ora Shute, who has been ill for th e p ast w eek, has been staying w ith her m other, Mrs. E. P arsons. S everal m em bers of th e T ro u t dale F low er club atten d ed th e g range m eeting a t Fairview F riday n i g h t . _______________ FAIRVIEW E a ste r services w ill be held at th e Sm ith M em orial P re sb y teria n church Sunday m orning and eve ning. At 11 o’clock th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, will preach on the su b ject “T he L ast E a ste r M orning.” S eats w ill be re served for m em bers of th e F airview Masonic lodge, who w ill atten d th is service. A c o n to u n ity service w ill be held a t 7:30 o'clock, a t w hich an E aster c a n ta ta w ill be rendered under th e direction of Mrs. L ester Campbell. A le ctu re “My Six Y ears Before th e M ast,” w ill be given by Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted for th e benefit of th e W om en’s Society on Wed- nesdny evening, A pril 20, at 8 o’clock at the F airview city hall. Mr. H ollensted w ill tell some of his personal experience as a sailor, having crossed the A tlantic ocean 17 tim es and touching m any ports in various co u n tries. H is son, W aldem ar H ollensted of P o rtlan d , li. 1927 PAGE THREE SANDY as his topic, "Alive F oreverm ore.” ______ — ' Sunday school convenes a t 10 a. m. T he Sunday school of th e Sandy j followed by th e preach in g service ' com m unity ch u rc h w ill ren d er at 11. brief E aster exercises and The pas- — — “Use W ant Ads”—a good adage. The ch u rch gave its m onthly p ot i tor, the Rev. A. B. C alder, will take luck supper on last F riday evening. T he tables w ere crow ded and a splendid evening w as enjoyed. T he Rev. J. F. Dunlop e n te r tained his Sunday school class on T uesday evening at the parsonage About 30 w ere in atten d an ce, de licious refre sh m e n ts w ere served by Mrs. Dunlop and th e young folks d ep arted at a late h o u r voting it one of the m ost delightful g a th erings of th e season. At the reg u la r m eeting of R ock wood g ran g e on S atu rd ay evening a class of eig h t w ill receive the th ird and fo u rth degrees. P reced ing th e in itiatio n a ban q u et w ill be served, honor guests being those m em bers who aided in th e con stru ctio n of the new stag e and the m em bers tak in g p a rt in the last play. T he ladies of th e home econom ics com m ittee have th e a r ran g em en ts for th e dinner in charge. Mrs. S arah Johnson has been in disposed for a few days w ith a bad cold. Mrs. J. F. Dunlop w ill give the little to ts of her Sunday school class a p a rty a t th e p arso n ag e on ALL REPAIRS S atu rd ay afternoon. E aster services at the Rockwood ch u rch w ill be held next Sunday m orning, beginning at 10 o'clock, when th e F airview M ethodist S u n day school w ill join in th e ex e rcis es. Besides th e E a ster program J. C. H ESSEL th e re w ill be*several special m usi- > Phone 1141 W. A. H E SSE L cal num bers of o u tstan d in g in te r- I est. Dr. W. P ark R ichardson of P o rtan d w ill sing “The Holy C ity” and “T he Home L and,” accom - j panied at th e piano by Madam Bon nie Replogle. w ell-know n piano te ac h er of P o rtlan d . R obert B lair, violin teach er of P o rtlan d will give , two selections. Follow ing the pro- , gram the Rev. Mr. Dunlop will p reach and th e S acram en t of th e . L ord's S upper w ill be observed. is th e b arito n e of the KGW radio staff, will sing. ROCKWOOD In eqqs, th e sam e h iq h sta n d ard of q u ality is m a in ta in e d th.-.t qou fin d in all other im es of P iq q tq UJiqqlq m erchandise. F ra sh -d e p e n d a b lq qood a n d thousands o, dozen« of eqqs from P iq q lq U Jiqqlq w ill a p p e a r on breakfast tables E aster m orninq. De Laval Cream Separators Myers Water Systems, Pumps, Pipe Planet Jr. Garden Seeders Cultivators, Disc Harrows Spike or Spring Tooth Harrows Potato or Corn Planters Garden Tractors Oliver Plows Saturday, Monday Features BREAD— MARYLAND SUGAR CORN, 3 c a n s .......... rtf' Js’l t F R E SH F B I ITS AM» A FG E T A B I.E S H av e th e b e st— M ake y o u r ow n selectio n . BANANAS 3 p o u n d s ..................... ^»)U UIILDRAX— bottle ........................... 1 — i.’U ^ sjr »Jv SI M U ST ORANGES ‘l f L Good size, dozen. . » )»JU I »It HEINZ VINEGAR, aged In «.."t SI MUST LEMONS DROMEDARY DATES QF 2 packages .............. • ) • ) ( Date B itter FR E E w ith each sale. Aristocrat o f the Kitchen PIGGLY WIGGLY 1 % h 3 c ' F ifth and A lder Sts O P - ’>»)U %lb- 3Nc 20c A m erica's la rg e st sell- ing brand. 5 b a rs. . . A Or. Phillip«’ GRAPE- DEL MAIZ GOLDEN CORN L arge cans of a new and su perior quality. Have Q fP „ you tried it? 2 f o r .. P A G NAPHTHA SOAP— Gaseo Bldg. -LIU FLOUR TREE TEA, O range I’ekoe or G reen Ja p an , delicious and yet econom ical to buy PORTLAND GAS AND COKE CO O 4 „ L arge and juicy, doz. . F R I'IT . 2 f o r ............ Large, juicy F lo rid a fruit. A h ard w heat blend O f' 49-lb. s a c k ............ >p I • ( ’"J Have you investigated it? O - -ML SI NIC A L ASPARAGUS, F resh supply in for S aturday, 2 lb s .......... / OREGON RHUBARB 2 p o u n d s..................... wood for rea l flavor pint bottles 1 8 4 q u a rt b o ttle s............ E ith er cider or white. The new SMOOTHTOP gas range ANNUAL BANQUET F air- view Lodge No. 92, A. F. & A. M. « s gnests ofsBro. A. It. M organ a t C hanticleer Inn on S a t u rd ay night, A pril 16, 1927, 8 p. m. M embers please attend. W. H. STANLEY, Sec’y. > JOHN T. McGINNIS, W. M. 11, lit RINSO. lrg. size 2 2 c Sm all size, 3 f o r ........ Soaks clothes clean and while. HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. IGNITION SPECIA LIST. T h a t’s us. B ring your car here for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or p a rts for th e s ta rte r, g e n e r a to r ,, sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. W ork done by an expert and is p o s itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a com plete line of ignition p arts. G resham G arage, phone 2391. cith er w hole w heat or white, 2-lb. tw in lo av es. 1 • C A H RODMAN P E T IT POIS PEAS Lrg. cans 2 3 4 , 2 for 4 5 4 E x tra sm all, sw eet and tender, sm all c a n s ........ I 1 tH WHITE STAR TUNA, fancy ( RISCO, for lig h t cakes, crisp fried foods G U /s 3-lb. t i n s ..................... Calif, tu n a fish, ju st in Halves 2 5 4 q u a rte rs . | ltlL r PIGGLY WIGGLY B IT T E R , freshly churned from No. 1 cream . X-lb. r o ll...................... OREGON COMB HONEY, each. 20c PEANUT BUTTER 2-lb. ro lls You c a n 't buy b etter butter. made from V irginia peanuts, 1 pound. 19c 17 VERY CHOICE 4 4 _ 44C .. ................ 87c During A pril- This Special offer on any of our CANADA DRY GINGER ALE DROMEDARY G R A PEFR U IT, T ree ripened F lorida n u ll. C u n ..................................................................................... AB LW / 2 c a n s .................................................... If l i f t * @ GOLD BAR MELBA PEACHES, 6 to 8 halves in each can and ex tra fine quality, c a n .............................................. ELECTRIC RANCES ’''Mi $475 1921 DODGE T ouring, new Duco, tire s 100% good. $450 FRANKLIN T ouring, real good s h a p e ................................. $200 1926 W ILLYS-KNIGHT, Model 6-66, "The G reat tf*1 1 £(A Six.” A rea l buy a t ........................................................ « p l l O v 1924 DODGE T ouring, and glass e n c lo s u r e ... 1925 Bi l l K M aster six, 4 passen g er coupe New Duco, fine u p h o lste ry ....................................... 1928 CHEVROLET T o u rin g .............. .................................. 25 S tores Invite Mother to come out of the kitchen—sincerely— by making' it possible for her to accomplish her kitchen duties without staying in the kitchen. In other words, let her select a modern Hotpoint Electric Range and know what real enjoyment means! $150 HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE by Paying 10 Per Cent DOWN—the Balance 5 Per Cent Monthly WALTER W. METZGER —and Without Additional Cost. P h o n e 1801 Have Your Choice of a Handsome G re sh am Hotpuint DE LUXE CITY AUDITORIUM 9I,AYS. Sat., Apr. 16 T w ic e lla ily a t 2:8# and MS# (It o P erfo rm a n ce E a s te r Sunday N ig h t) Easter! Electric \\ afíle Iron or a Hotpoint Electric Economy Cooker The First and only Presentations In Portland this year of the 8 V P E B B CINEM A SFE C A C LE A P lrln r le a tlo n Founded on the M ig h ty D ra m a o f th a t name Lew W alla ce'» Im m o rta l S tory Presented E x a c tly a« In S ew Y o rk and Los Angeles w ith ORCHESTRA OF TWENTY AND COMPLETE AURICULAR EFFECTS IIO W T O s | ( l IIF T l ( S E T S 1)1 M A H . N O W — A.dd r.se m ake checkii and povtofUce m oney order» p ayab le to " • T . P a a r le a t I » n llr A Mdltorlwm. M O T E l In clu d e » e lf-B d d r e w d »tam ped envelope to Insure »afe re tu rn . This supersedes all previous offers and is a most invit ing special inducement. Remember, during April only. So if you want to get Mother out of the kitchen, this is the time to act! PORTLAND E L E C T R IC POW E ELECTRIC STORE 'W ( iresham, Oregon ELECTRIC BLOO. Powell St. Phone 801 line to Large I apaeity, Pnblle lo Benefit—Prices, Inclndlne Tax: E V E S IX O S F ir s t 23 rows, lo w er flo o r .. l.ast S rows, lo w er f lo o r ... F irs t balcony, c e n te r........... F ir« t balcony, sides............... E n tire sevond b a lco n y......... A IL E V E R Y A F T F R X O O X 2:8#— A T #: SEATS R E S E R V E D .11 10 . 1 *5 . 1.10 . .75 . .50 F irs t 25 rows, lo w er f l o o r . . , . | .75 l.a a t # rows, lo w er f l o o r . . . . . 1.10 F irs t balcony, c e n te r................... 75 F irs t balcony, s id e s ......................SO E n tire second b a lc o n y .................. 50 (Wo f'e rfo rm a s e e s s s d a y E ,e „ A p r il 17) E a s te r w ith new life, new ness is a lw a y s b est t h a t is in Its y early m essag e of hope and new h a p p i an in s p ira tio n to th e us. May E a s te r th is y e a r he ric h e r and fu lle r of m e a n in g th a n e v e r before! y ’COMPANY UU' ; Mr«. ( la ra S ex to n , H om e E conom ist, will give 1 d e m o n stra tio n « iro m 8 a. in. lo 5 p. m. M onday, j Apr. 18 at G re sh am E le etrle «lore on Pow ell 81. 55C O fPp —»/U PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE During April You May Select Any All c a rs priced low fo r quick sale. OQ„ A n O regon Institution N ext I d B row n’s M arket, (Ire sh a m FO R D S a n d C 1IEV B O L ETS fro m $25.00 up. fPQ H ostess carto n of 12.............................................................. •p^<»»JsJ T he su re st h o stag e to a new outlook lin a n c ia lly In a g ro w in g hank a cco u n t.
