COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SPRINGDALE
Mrs. S usan H arding, w orthy m a t
ron of th e T routdale C hapter, Or
der of E a ste rn S tar, rep o rted a
very in te restin g m eeting a t C orval
lis last week, w hen rep rese n tativ es
of about 30 ch a p te rs of th e sta te
co n ferred an im pressive floral de
gree ou Mrs. K err, w orthy grand
m atron.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M organ of C han
tic le e r Inn w ere hosts to a large
g ath erin g of Masons on S atu rd ay
n ig h t w ith a banquet. T he grand
m a ster and g rand se creta ry of O re
gon and o th ers gave in te restin g
ta lk s d uring th e evening.
The
m em bers of th e Oregon C hapter of
th e DeMolays w ill give th e ir a n
n u al dance a t C hanticleer on S a t
u rd ay night, A pril 23.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E h rm an
and a few friends spent E a ste r at
E h rm an o r here.
Mrs. Don L lttlepage w ill e n te r
ta in th e S pringd ale Needle club
W ednesday afternoon, A pril 20.
Mrs. D orothy Salzm an, who has
been ill for th e p ast five m onths, is
m uch im proved and able to sit up
a few hours each day. H er speedy
recovery is hoped for.
Mrs. Tom N orthw ay en tertain ed
at E a ste r dinner for Mr. and Mrs.
Ja ck Zilm and fam ily, Fred Nelson,
Miss Viola Pye and Leon Spey-
brock.
T he benefit dance given a t th e
P. W. L. A. hall w as w ell attended.
T he lodge w ill give a dance S a tu r
day, A pril 23.
A baby g irl w as born to Mr. and
Mrs. Jim m y Ross la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. W ill W rig h t e n te r
tained his tw o siste rs from P o rt
land E aster.
Mr. and Mrs. M eter a re having
some new im provem ents added to
th e ir home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecjl P ounder, Jas.
P ounder and d au g h ter C rystal m o
tored to S ilverton, Oregon, for
E a ster dinner w ith th e ir au n t of
th a t place.
A dau g h ter w as born to Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. H icks of Faubion. W ed
nesday, A pril 13, a t th e hom e of
Mrs. H icks’ p are n ts Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. H enkle of T routdale. The
baby, w ho is th e first g randchild
on eith er side, has been nam ed
M aridell.
About 100 m en have been em
ployed for th e past m onth a t Ju liu s
M eier's new home, w hich w ill be
com pleted very soon. Mr. and Mrs.
M eier expect to be able to move in
about May 10. T he home, when
com pleted, w ill be one of g rea t
beauty.
Mrs. M arian C rane gave a B irth
day d inner on Good F rid a y to h er
lifelong friend, Miss H am ilton of
P o rtlan d . O ther guests w ere Mrs.
H olm es L aw rence and Mrs. P alm er.
Mrs. Cowing expects to very
soon open the W ayfarer Inn a t Cor
b ett, w hich has been closed all
w in ter.
Miss Alice Crow ston, dau g h ter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Crow ston of P a sa
dena, C alifornia, w ill be m arried
n ex t S atu rd ay a t the hom e of her
p are n ts. Miss Crow ston is a tr a in
ed n u rse, a g rad u ate a few yoars
ago of Good S am aritan hospital.
She holds a position as head n u rse
a t a Hollywood hospital.
It. P. R asm ussen of T he D alles
w as a d inner guest on E a ste r at
♦C olum bia View farm .
In g ab o r and C aroline A rneson
w ere en tertain ed on S atu rd ay by
th e ir a u n t in P ortland. They w it
nessed th e “Ren H u r” play.
Ed. S tu art, baritone, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. S tu a rt of L ato u rell
F alls, w ill sing a t T ro u td ale on
May 4 a t th e E a ste rn S ta r card
p arty .
PLEASANT HOME
“God’s P lan in the Lives of Men"
w ill be the subject of th e serm on
S unday m orning at th e P le a sa n t
Home M ethodist church a t 11:15.
S unday school w ill begin a t 10
o’clock. E pw orth L eague w ill con
vene a t 8 in th e evening. A cordial
invitation is extended by the p as
to r, th e Rev. E. W. W ithnell, to all
to atten d .
Sunday m o rn in g at 11 o'clock at
the Pow ell Valley Mission church
the 13 m em bers of th e confirm ation
class w ill receive th e ir diplom as.
At 7:30 in th e evening a program
will be given for th e class at which
tim e they w ill be presen ted w ith
th e ir Bibles. Both of these se r
vices w ill be in English. Those
who will be confirmed are Ruby
A rvidson, E thel and Edith Nord-
blom, Melba and Irm a Magnuson,
G ertrude, Ju n e and Cecil G u staf
son. Signey and Sigrid Olson. W al-
dem ar and S ev erts T horen and
H arry F alm q u ist. Sunday school
will convene as u su al a t 9:50.
Mrs. C. A. L undquist is spending
a few days w ith her d au g h ter Mrs.
David Jo h n sto n in P o rtland.
At the conclusion of th e choir
reh e arsal of th e Mission church
W ednesday evening the m em bers
rep aired to th e home of Miss Au
drey Jo h n so n for a su rp rise in hon-
J or of her birth d ay . T he rem ain d er
of th e evening w as spent in a social
m anner, refre sh m e n ts following.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an C arlson
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans. and th ree ch ild ren moved out from
No com m ission or brokerage. Very I P ortland rec en tly and a re occupy
ing the Jo n a s Johnson house oppo-
easy te rm s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
T he teach ers for th e Rockwood
school w ere all re-h ired for next
year. They are Mrs. Minnie B. A lt
man, p rin cip al; Miss M arian F orte,
Mrs. L. C. Sm ith and Mrs. O. A.
H am lin.
T he an n u al election of officers
of the P aren t-T each er association
last week resu lted in th e nam ing
of Mrs. W illard Cook for p resid en t;
Mrs. J. F. Dunlop fo vice p re si
d en t; Mrs. A. A yers for secretay
and Mrs. L. C. S m ith for tre a su re r.
Mrs. Maude L andes w as honored
by a p arty given by th e P.-T. A in
app reciatio n of her w ork with th e
vaudeville. She w as presented w ith
a set of E nglish m ixing bowls.
Mr. and Mrs. W illard Cook have
received w ord th a t th e ir son, H a r
old, who has been serving in th e
U. S. arm y in th e Canal zone, has
arriv ed in San F ran cisco and w ill
be hom e soon. He has been in th e
arm y n early th ree y ears and w ill
get his disch arg e in May.
given by th e
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Mrs. John Jon as en tertain ed 21
p ast m atro n s of th e E astern S tar
ch ap ter at a noon luncheon a t her
home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone are r e
ceiving co n g ratu latio n s over th e
a rriv a l of a dau g h ter on A pril 21,
a t th e W ilcox m em orial hospital in
P ortland.
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GROCERIES AND FEED
Gas and Oils
All New Goods
$450
1924 ROADSTER, Pyroxilin finish.......... ........................... $200
1921 TOURING, overhauled, new tires, new top
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and p ain t ...................................................................................« p lV U
1924 COUPE, overhauled, Pyroxilin finish and excel-
len t ru b b er; e x tr a s ..............................................................
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1926 COUPE, ru n s fine, P y ro x ilin ........................................... $
$185
1924 TON TRUCK w ith sta rte r, excellent ru b b er and a Q
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dandy dairy body, o v erh a u led ......................................... e p A itlv
1924 TOURING, looks and ru n s lin e ........ .........................
Prices of all above cars include 1927 License
Raker <& Son
G R ESH A M . O R E.
M other... come out of the
kitchen... let’s play..
When the youngsters invite you to be one of them to en
joy their fun . . . When friend husband wants you
to dash off with him to see “how wonderful the new car
takes hills” . . .
do you say “all right” . . .
and join them with a smile. Or, do you frown and say.
snappily: “How can I with dinner to cook?”
1923 TON TRUCK, cab and body; m otor all
o verhauled .............................................................................. «pZiU U
P h o n e 1301
During April Only
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P h o n e 1301
The House That Service Built.
Y our P a tr o n a g e Invited
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A. C. ARVIDSON
O pposite Powell Valley Schoolhouse
Oven Heat Regulator
VERY CHOICE
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1026 COUPE, well eq u ip p ed .............. ...................................
by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
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Portland-Gresham Stage
New Store Now Open
Phone 26.59
L xp ertly M ad e
a n d F itted
A modern electric range takes the drudgery out of cook
ing and turns it into a pleasure. Such a satisfaction to
know that everything will be perfectly cooked . . .
ready on time . . . without continuous super
vision. It gives a new freedom to the housewife.
During April you may choose any of our modern
FREE
w ith every ran g e having such co n tro l during
ELECTRIC RANGES
N a tio n a l G as R an ge W eek
April 25-30 nt the
Paying 10% down— the balance 5% monthly.
PORTLAND (¡AS & COKE CO.
AT. 1161
Filili A Alder
Fill Your Heart With
193» FORD TOURING, balloons and license
192.5 BUICK M aster six. 4 passenger coupe
New Duco, fine u p h o lste ry .............................
GLADNESS
1921 DODGE T ouring, new Duco, tire s 100% good
192.5 FORD COLPE, very good shap e. . . . ...............
AUBURN TOURING
FORI) ROADSTER
and b ox...............................
Ill i’MOHII.F ROADSTER
1 BUH K TOURINGS,
Hotpoint Electric Economy Cooker
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WALTER W. METZGER
Phone 1*01
you may have your choice—during
A pril only— of a
»p I I »4V
$40
$50
$75
( h eim let« and Ford« nt vurlon«
low price«.
--a n d w ith o u t e x tr a c o st
Hotpoint De Luxe Electric Waffle Iron
or a
$350
192.5 OVERLAND TOURING—a b a r g a in .....................
192« WILLYS-K.NIGHT, Model 6-66, "The G reat
Six.” A rea l buy a t ....................................................
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We have Hotpoint electric ranges in sizes to suit every
kitchen . . . from the tiny bungalow or apartment
kitchenette to the kitchen in the largest home. We’ll be
glad to show them to you.
(«renharn
In the face of every vicissitude life may
bring, or working side by side with oppor
tunity, a growing Savings account will fill
your heart with gladness.
Start your account today, keep it going,
and you too will find that a growing Sav
ings account never jails in all of your ex
periences and needs.
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PORTLAND
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PO W E
COMPANY
' E L E C T R IC S T O R E ^ Û k P ^ E L E C T R IC B L D O .
Gresham Office Powell St., near City Hall
Phone 801