GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Fairview School
to Give Operetta
“ Aunt D ru sllla's G arden" is the
nam e of the charm ing o p ere tta
w hich w ill be presen ted Tuesday
evening by the ch ild ren of th e
•upper g rades of th e Fairview
school at th e school auditorium .
Mrs. Ann T eg a rt and Mrs. H elen
B. Camp are coaching th e cast for
th e play and Miss Beryl King and
Miss Leah Bourgeois a re in charge
of th e stage and costum e a rra n g e
m ents. Mrs. W. D. K inder will play
th e m usic score of the operetta.
The plot of th e play featu res a
poor child Nelda who com es from
a larg e fam ily of poverty in a city
tenem ent. She goes to live w ith a
m aiden au n t in a village, but finds
it very lonely as she is not allow ed
to go outside the garden. Nelda
invites the school children into her
a u n t’s garden, thereby in c u rrin g
th a t lad y ’s displeasure. T he boys
dislike her so m uch they prom ise
to get even and steal into th e g a r
den for revenge.
W hile in th e re one of th e boys
notices a blaze in th e kitchen and
in th e end th e “g an g ” saves A unt
D ru silla’s house from d estruction
by fire. T his serves to m ollify th a t
lad y ’s w rath and la te r th e re is a
happy law n p arty w ith A unt Dru-
silla as the g rate fu l hostess. As a
happy clim ax Nelda receives a le t
te r from a rich uncle who insu res
fu tu re happiness for her m other,
herself, b ro th ers and sisters.
FAIRVIEW
M orning w orship will be held
S un d ay m orning at 11 o'clock at
th e Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n
ch u rch . The pastor, the Rev. E. R.
D. H ollensted, will preach. S un
day school w ill convene a t 10
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moore e n te r
tained a t S unday dinner Mr. and
Mrs. It. T horpe and ch ild ren of Oak
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. D arling, of
Amboy, W ashington, Mr. and Mrs.
L aw ren ce H arvey and son and
E lm er Je n k in s and ch ild ren of
P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Bliss, Mrs.
A nna E ngels, Mrs. Ida Shepherd,
Mrs. E liza Stone, Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Camp and Miss R uth Bliss w ere
th e Sunday • dinner guests of Mr.
an d Mrs. C. II. Stone.
T he la st m eeting of th e F airview
P a ren t-T ea ch e r association
w as
held at th e schoolhouse F riday eve
ning. The follow ing officers w ere
in stalled for the com ing year, Mrs.
Daisy Shaw, p resid e n t; Mrs. Anne
T eg a rt, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. Mary
H ollensted, se c re ta ry ; Mrs, Iola
Copeland, tre a su re r. T he p ast p re s
ident, Mrs. R. C. Brooks, w as p re
sented w ith a box of flow ering g e r
anium s. Mrs. A. L. Stone the in
sta llin g officer and the new ly-elect
ed officers w ere presented w ith pot
ted plants. A splendid program w as
rendered after w hich ice cream and
c a k e w ere served. It w as decided
a t th is m eeting to hold a school
picnic a t P en in su la p a rk in P o rt
land F riday, May 20, th e w eather
p erm ittin g .
ROCKWOOD
Columbian High
(L illian Post, E ditor)
T he high school stu d en ts a re
eagerly looking forw ard to Friday,
the 13th, as the delivery of the a n
nual is expected then.
T he ju n io rs gave the an n u al
ju n io r-sen io r p arty Friday, th e 6th
at Mrs. H enderson’s ch alet on th e
highw ay. T he evening w as very
m uch enjoyed and th e p a rty ended
about 12 o ’clock.
T w enty m ark etin g p roject essays
w ere handed in from the ju n io rs
and seniors who have been w orking
on the essays as a p a rt of th e long
them e assignm ents of the E nglish
H I class.
The editor w ishes to co rrec t her
m istakes of la st w eek in statin g th e
date of the o p eretta "Love P irates
of H aw aii” to be Monday, th e 9th.
The d ate is set for T hursday, th e
19th.
About 45 of the stu d en ts of Odell
w ere here F riday for a baseball
game. T he score w as 5-4 in favor
of Odell. A few of th e high school
girls served lunch after th e game.
Bella Reed ,and F ran ces Evans,
seniors of th e high school, who
have faithfully served on the b as
k etball team for four years, have
received sw eaters.
M arjorie Bush, one of th e thrde
stu d en ts of Colum bian who w rote
essays for the F irs t S tate Bank
essay contest, won second prize.
The school is ce rtain ly proud of
her.
The botany class, w ith th e ir
teach er, Mrs. P erry, w ent fo th e Mt.
View F lo ra l com pany’s farm on th e
Base Line road, T uesday. They
visited the n u rsery and greenhouse
and heard a talk by Otto G rlesel, in
charge of the farm .
A gatha H arding, an alum na of
Colum bian, class of '23, and th e
editor of th e annu al th e years of
'22 and ’23, w as last week pledged
to the honorary national jo u rn a l
istic fra te rn ity for women. A gatha
is attending O. A. C.
m unity. It is situated ju s t east of
B arker road on Base L ine road and
is b u ilt in S panish co u rt style.
T here a re ten m odern cabins w ith
individual garages, a larg e sleeping
room and kitchenet equipped w ith
sink and runn in g w ater, gas plate
and built-in break fast table. T h ere
a re show er baths and a com m unity
laundry equipped w ith
electric
w asher, in fact every need and
com fort of th e trav e ler has been
provided for. The cam p will be
opened about May 22 and w ill c a
te r to th e b etter class of auto to u r
ists. It w ill be know n as the"B ase
Line T o u rist P a rk ” and is owned
and w ill be m anaged by Mrs. E lla
M. P otter.
CORBETT
“Cinderella” Play
Will Be Repeated
The o p eretta, "C in d erella”, w hich
was so successfully given at Powell
V alley schoolhouse on A pril 30,
will be rep eated on S atu rd ay eve
ning, May 14, a t th e O rient schtWil-
house. T he proceeds w ill be used
to help defray th e expenses of th e
delegate of th e Boys’ P o tato club
a t Pow ell V alley to th e an n u al
sum m er school at Corvallis.
POWELL VALLEY
T he th ree -a cre place belonging
to 0. G. B ergstrom of Los Angeles
has been p u rch ased by F. W. Long
of P o rtlan d who, w ith his fam ily,
w ill take possession a t once. This
p lace w as form erly know n as the
old L u n d q u ist place and is located
a q u a rte r of a m ile south of the
L u th eran ch u rch . T he deal w as
m ade th ro u g h K arl J. Ilag b erg .
Sunday school w ill begin a t 9:45
a t th e S aron L u th e ra n ch u rch , fol
lowed by th e young people’s se r
vices a t 10:30. The Swedish p rea ch
ing service w ill begin at 11:15. At
8 o’clock in th e evening Dr. John
Unis, a lately retu rn ed m issionary
from China, w ill speak.
HILLSVIEW
Services will be held a t the H ills
view Mission ch u rch on Sunday
m orning, beginning at y o’clock,
when th e Rev. M. D ahlström will
preach. T he services w ill be in
E nglish. T h ere w ill be no Sunday
school.
E ltllH V ,
MAY
«3, 1927
PLEA SA N T HOME
T he L adies Aid of th e P leasan t
Home M ethodist ch u rch will m eet
a t th e home of Mrs. A. E. Miles on
W ednesday afternoon. The hostess
w ill be assisted by Mrs. Jack
Ick ler.
A la rg e atten d an ce of E pw orth
L eag u ers g ath ered at the church
on Sunday evening and held the
a n n u a l election of officers. Those
chosen w ere
H erm an W alters,
p resid e n t; B arb ara W alters, first
vice p resid en t; Bernice Sloop, sec
ond vice p resid e n t; Ruth L auder-
back, th ird vice p resid e n t; Joe
Drew, fourth vice p re sid e n t; Amy
Sloop, se c re ta ry ; H arold B artsch,
tre a s u re r; »Mabel C arlson, o rganist.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. W. W ith-
nell left on Monday to visit friends
a t Brooks and Salem for a few
days.
E lton Sloop of Bull Run has
gone to Pacific Beach, C alifornia,
to b rin g back Mrs. Sloop and th e ir
little d au g h ter who have been vis
iting w ith Mrs. Sloop’s sister. Mrs.
H enry Gist.
H. McGinnis is seriously ill at
his home.
,
Mr. and Mrs. E dsel M arkell w ere
Sunday dinner g u ests a t th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E M arkell,
Mr. and Mrs. H enry D outhit and
son, Alden, w ere calle rs a t th e M.
L en n artz home on Sunday.
Mrs. K ate Quay spent the w eek
end w ith her b ro th er and family.
T he M other's Day program a t the
B ap tist ch u rch w as beautiful in its
sim plicity and m ost im pressive.
T he p ageant p o rtray ed an old fa sh
ioned fath er, m o th er and children
g ath ered aro u n d th e fireside w ith
candles b u rn in g , w hile m other told
th e Bible sto ry of Jacob to the c h il
d ren and fa th e r read a S crip tu re
lesson, and th e children joined in
th e evening p ray e r. It w as a beau-
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tiful lesson on th o u g h tfu ln ess and F airw ea th er expects to leave for
HOGAN
reverance.
■ Los Angeles to v isit ln’r p are n ts as
soon
as
school
closes.
| Mr. and Mrs. V erdegan e n te r
Alex H uber w as absent from his
B. C. A ltm an and son Dale and w ork at the b rick y ard several days
| tained the P leasant H ome o rch e s
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k McKinney and last week on account of illness.
tra one night last week.
5dr. and Mrs. Ja c k G raves of son H arold sp en t Sunday a t Cor-
Jackie, the tw o-year-old d aughter
P ortland spent M other's Day with | vail Is.
i of Mr. and Mrs. D oryland, has been
Mrs. Alice W olters and d au g h ter under the doctor's care since S a t
the la tte r's m other, Mrs. M. Shum
way. O ther c a lle rs a t th e Shum G wendolyn cam e from A uburn, urday w ith a serious form of bowel
way home w ere Mr. and Mrs. Joe W ashington, to spend M other’s Day tro u b le and a severe cold w hich
with her m other, Mrs
J. A. settled in the head and ears. The
L aundree of Sandy.
i child is now recovering.
The M ethodist L adies Aid has Stephens.
Mrs. Henry W ihlon had th e m is
Dale and Buford Cottingim have
sta rted a p aper drive. C aptains
fortune
to
fail
and
b
reak
her
rig
h
t
been absent from school for the
have been appointed for th e differ
ent sections and a prize is offered i arm last S aturday.
past week on account of m easles.
Services at the M ethodist church A n to n J o h n s o n of P ortlan d Is vls-
to th e one collecting th e m ost
'
on
Sunday
will
begin
w
ith
Sunday
' Ring for several days w ith M. Dory-
paper.
Mrs. E. E. Van F leet has been school at 10 o'clock, followed by land and family.
elected to teach th e V ictory school preaching by the p asto r, the Rev.
E. W W ithnell. at 11:15. He will
\e w Sliim ers and Pum ps $4.!>5
next year.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred N asshahn take for his subject. "Souls in Our
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi
spent th e w eek-end w ith th e ir p a r H ands." E pw orth League w ill m eet um and low heels, *4.95. We a re
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H om er Moulton at 8 in the evening.
also show ing a ttractiv e shoes for
and Mr. and Mrs. G. N asshahn. I T here will be no evening service ladies at $2.95 and $3.95. Ayls-
They retu rn ed to th e ir studies at at the B aptist ch u rch next Sunday w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
Monmouth norm al on Sunday ta k i evening, as th e p asto r, th e Rev.
ing w ith them th e ir little d au g h ter Win. F airw eath er, w ill deliver the
Jessie Rae, who has sp eu t th e la st b accalau reate serm on a t the Sandy
high school at th a t tim e. T he m orn-
m onth w ith her g ran d p aren ts.
Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. F airw eath er I ing services w ill be held as usual,
and ch ild ren and Miss C. E. F air- with Sunday school at 10 o’clock
w eath er drove to The D alles on and preaching at 11. The ch ild re n ’s
S atu rd ay to view th e b eauties of 1 m eeting will be a t 3 in th e a fte r
the Colum bia riv er highw ay. Miss noon.
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RADUATION T IM E has come again and,
soon another class will step forth into the
G
world.
As you begin your journey you will soon
learn that a little money makes a tine travel
ing companion.
W isdom is gained slowly—a little each
day almost imperceptibly.
Money comes the same way; little by little.
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A gatha H arding of C orbett, so p h
om ore in vocational education, has
Keen pledged to T h eta Sigma Phi,
w om en’s n ational professional f r a
te rn ity in journalism at th e wom
en’s speciaj convocation in honor of
M other’s Day. T heta Sigm a Phi se- j
lects its pledges from ou tstan d in g
women stud en ts upon the cam pus.
C h aracter, leadership, sch o larsh ip
and activities a re th e basis for
m em bership. Miss H ard in g is a c t
ive on th e cam pus and is a m em ber
of several cam pus organizations.
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day o rd er c a rry some of these
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Phone 1411
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COTTRELL
The m any friends of G eorge
Pangborn a re pleased to hear th a t
he is m aking a good recovery from
the very serious operation which
he recently underw en t in E m anuel
hospital in P ortland.
T he ann u al picnic of th e C ottrell
P aren t-T ea ch e r association w ill be
held at L usted school on Ju n e 4.
L usted P.-T. A. w ill join, and th e
grounds w ill be cleaned and put in
shape
for
p erm an en t
picnic
grounds on the sam e day.
A com m ittee from th e C ottrell
P. T. A. is arran g in g for an old tim e
dance to be given S aturday, May 14,
to raise funds to com plete a room
on th e second floor of the school-
house. The w ork w ill probably be
finished
during
th e
vacation
m onths and will re su lt in a s u it
able auditorium , ready for use in
the fall. One of th e school rooms
has been used fo th is purpose b ut |
it is too sm all to accom m odate the
people, especially on n ig h ts when
the p ic tu re show s a re given.
Play Safe on Tire
Buying
H arold Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs.
■Willard Cook, h as com pleted the
th re e -y e a r term of his enlistm en t
in th e U nited S tates arm y and has
retu rn ed from F o rt McDowell, C al
ifornia, follow ing service in the
P an am a canal zone. H arold ex
p ects to rem ain a t home for the
p re se n t and is not p lanning to re
e n lis t in th e service.
Mrs. C. A. King and Mrs. A rth u r
Loeb and sm all d au g h ter of Los
A ngeles m otored from C alifornia to
spend th e w eek w ith th e ir parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Z ander. They
re p o rt th e roads in excellent con
dition.
A p leasan t su rp rise w as given
Mrs. B ert Pow ers recen tly in hon
o r of h er birthday an n iv ersary . She
w as the recipient of m any beautiful
H AM LIN & H O SS, Props.
gifts. T here w ere 15 ladies present.
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
A ttention is again called to the
P ow ell S tre e t
Phone 23# 1
F u ll cut, 2 pockets.
Special
"p o t luck ’ supper a t the Rockwood
com m unity church a t 7 o'clock F ri value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh
day evening. A hearty invitation am .—Adv.
is extended to all in th e com m unity
to bring th eir supper and enjoy it
to geth er. Coffee w ill be served by
c h a p t e r
\ f |H D O D C B B R O T H B R S H IS T O R Y .
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th e church.
T he sew ing club of th e Rockwood
school m et a t th e hom e of th e ir
cooling system s—and 24
leader, Mrs. C. L. H aynes, on W ed
nesday afternoon. T he w ork for
other vital improvements.
th e year has been com pleted and
Mrs. H aynes rep o rts some very
Drive the car today and
good w ork both as to sew ing and
note books. T his d istric t is to
and ^Aiany Other
appraise at first hand the
send a delegate to sum m er school
an d C atherine H aynes w as elected
brilliance of this achieve
New Features
to go. A fter the re g u la r w ork p e r
iod a social hour w as held and ice
ment
cream and cake w ere served by th e
20% more gasoline mileage
leader. T hose p rese n t w ere th e
Notice the charming new
is precisely what you can
m em bers of th e class, Alma Sogn.
color effects, too—and the
E lva E ckert, E dith E ckert, H elen
expect from Dodge Broth
F ish er, C atherine H aynes, Jan e
smartness of the body lines.
H arlow , H elen K uelim an, T ushia
ers remarkable new motor.
Gkino and La V erne Spence, and
See, also, the fleet and
the te ach ers, Mrs. Minnie B. A lt
15% more power, too—20%
m an and M arian F orte.
stylish
new Convertible
D ram atic ta le n t of Rockwood is
faster
get-away!
being drilled for th e com ing of
Cabriolet with rumble seat,
’ Less T han D u st” a th ree-act com
Silence
unknown
before
in
the latest addition to Dodge
edy d ram a billed for th e evening of
May 20 a t th e Rockwood g range
an
engine
of
this
type—
and
Brothers line.
h all. T his play is th e story of an
o rp h an who has a ra th e r difficult
smoothness that thrills!
tim e of it and seem s to be "less
th a n d u st” and th en th ro u g h th e
New standard gear-shift
unfolding of a very in te restin g plot
one is m ade to feel th a t she may
transmission—
new hot-spot
be "th e salt of th e e a rth ”, An eve
ning of re a l enjoym ent aw aits those
G R E SH A M
P h o n e 1471
manifold—new silent-action
who see 'Less T han D ust" and in
clutch-new
finger-tip
steer
addition to this th e M iller *
T racey m a(e q u a rte t has been en
ing u n it—new oiling and
gaged for several num bers. The
proceeds are to be used for the
benefit of th e com m unity church.
'f e a
A new and attractive tourist
V i /r • /n» :
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E recently were given the tremendous advantage of having the mammoth
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