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VOL. 17 NO. 25
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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
RANCHERS ORGANIZE
FOR FIRE PROTECTION
High School Seniors
R anchers of the Corbett d istric t
F riday nigh t at the C orbett
Receive Diplomas m high et school
under th e leadership of
W ard E vans, prom inent ra n c h e r of
A gain the cu rta in has been draw n
th a t d istric t, to form an o rg an iza
on th e m ost beautiful and b rightly-
tion to assist th e United S tates fo r
coloj-ed “movie" to be throw n on
est service in fire prevention and
th e local screen d uring the past
suppression.
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year, th e high school g rad u atin g
The follow ing fo rest officers of
class.
Com m encem ent exercises
th e Mount Hood national fo rest a t
for th e 13th class to g rad u ate from
tended the m eeting: R. T. C arter,
G resham Union high school w ere
a ssista n t forest su p erv iso r; F o rest
held in th e gym nasium on F riday
R angers E. W. W heeler of H erm an
evening before a packed house.
ran g e r sta tio n ; R. E. Sm ith of Zig
E dw in T. Reed, college editor of Zag and A lbert W iesendanger of
th e Oregon sta te college at C orval Eagle Creek ran g e r station.
lis, delivered the com m encem ent
A1 W aedw ard, M ultnom ah county
ad d resses from the subject, “The road supervisor of th a t d istric t also
Prom ised L and.”
His ta lk was attended and offered th e co o p era
based on th e sc rip tu ra l story of tion of his road crew s in fighting
Moses leading th e children of Isra e l fires along the Columbia riv er h ig h
from E gypt to C anaan. .H e said way.
th a t A m erica is looked upon as the
Since th is d istric t is located ju st
prom ised land by aliens. H e also outside of th e boundary of the Mt.
spoke of tb e w onderful achieve Hood national fo rest and is consid
m ents of the past 100 y ea rs in in erable distance from H erm an or
vention and paid high trib u te to the Zig Zag ra n g e r statio n s, m uch tim e
m em ories of such m en as Jam es J / woud be lost w hen a fire w as r e
H ill and Jacob RiiS. Mr. Reed is a ported, ran g e rs not being able to
fine sp eak er and held his audience arriv e quickly on th e scene. T h ere
from beginning to end. He a d fore key men a re given au th o rity
dressed the com m encem ent class of to h ire men and buy supplies in
1925.
case of an em ergency before a fo r
Miss M ary M iller rendered a est officer arriv es and both key men
pleasing solo, “I Shall Not P ass and cooperators a re in stru cted
A gain T his JJ’ay,” accom panied a t carefully by the ra n g e r each year
th e piano by Miss D orothy Cooper, as to w hat is desired and expected
and Miss H elen A lthaus gave a vio from them . It is expected to p e r
lin solo w ith Miss Amy N oreen at fect th is organization around th e
th e piano.
entire boundary of th e M ount Hood
T he 1927 class of seniors num national forest. M eetings are being
bered 48. It is ra th e r a stran g e planned for Sandy, Odell, P ark d ale,
coincidence th a t for the past four
y ears the senior class has been D ufur, E stacada and W apinitia.
A sim ilar m eeting w as held la st
com posed of exactly th is num ber of
boys and g irls. T he ten seniors T h ursday night w ith the C rag R ats
receiving th e highest average in of Hood River who pledged th eir
sch o larsh ip a re as follow s: H elen
A lthaus, 95 1-5; Amy Noreen, 94; cooperation. A second m eeting will
Evelyn Ledine, 93 3-5;
D orothy be held next T h ursd ay nig h t in th e
Cooper, 93%; E dith Johnson, 93; room s of the cham ber of com m erce
E lsa Johnson, 92% ; Mel D uncan, when m em bers of th e C rag R ats
92 2-5,
H elen S andstrom , 92%;
K enneth H orberg, 92 2-5; E dna will be in stru cted in map and com
Wood, 92 1-5; A lta H endrickson, pass w ork.
91 1-5.
At th e C orbett m eeting th e fo l
Two scholarsh ip s w ere aw arded lowing ran c h ers w ere p rese n t:
a t the program on F rid ay evening, i W ard E vans, elected tire chief of
one from W hitm an college to Miss
H elen S andstrbm and th e one from th e C orbett d istric t; C. E. B ram -
th e N orthw est C onference of Col hall, a ssista n t fire chief; F. A.
leges to Miss Evelyn Ledine. These Graff, B row er u n it; O. W. Mer-
sc h o larsh ip s a re based on sch o las shom, T rou td ale
u n it;
F ra n k
tic standing, individuality, p erso n
L. T.
ality, leadership, attendance, punc K nleriem , Sum m it u n it;
tu a lity , discreetness, influence in Evans, H u rlb u rt u n it; R. E. Em ily,
school and th e good of the school C orbett u n it; H. A. Bates, C orbett
in general. Miss Ledine enjoys the unit; A. S. W oodw ard, E. E. M iller,
distinction of having been neith er
ta rd y nor absent for the en tire four F. A. Boroughs, D. F. Davis, A rth u r
B utler.
years.
F or the p a st th ree y ea rs the
Peter Striemer Ilies.
senior class has left a gift to the
school. T his year th e seniors p re
P eter S triem er died a t his hom e
sented a sundial as th e ir p artin g n ear T routdale on S atu rd ay , May
rem em brance. L ast y ea r's gift was 21, a t the age of 79 years. F o r the
a tro p h y case and the year previous past th re e y ears he had been bed
a th ree -a rm d rinking fountain. The ridden w ith paraly sis. T he de
Dr Adix ju n io r cup w as w on th is ceased was born in R ussia
He is
y ear by Miss Ire n e Johnson.
survived by four ch ildren, Mrs. Dan
Mrs.
J.
T hrough a vote tak en th is year S chw artz, T ro u td ale;
it w as found th a t at least 63 per S triem er, A lbany; Mrs. Ja k e Son-
ce n t of th e m em bers w ill m ake an nenberg, P o rtlan d ; P ete r S triem er,
F u n eral services w ere
effort to pursu e a course in higher Canada.
education. Miss M arjorie Machen held in P earso n 's u n d erta k in g p a r
h as been th e capable adviser of th is lor in P ortlan d on Monday w ith in
te rm en t in Rose City cem etery.
class d u ring th e past four years.
Wanted
t a r (I of T hanks.
W anted $3000, in te re st at 8 per
We w ish to th an k our m any
cent, payable q u arte rly . S ecurity friends for th e ir kindness and
beautiful flowers in th e death of
is 25 acres, w ell located.
W anted also, »800 on Colum bia our beloved fath e r P ete r S triem er.
Mrs. Dan S chw artz, Mrs. J.
H ighw ay im proved p roperty for 3
S triem er, Mrs. Ja k e Sonnen-
years, in te re st a t 8 per cent. B. W.
berg and P eter S triem er.
T horne, phone G resham 2751.—Adv
75 PER CENT OWN HOMES
SHOWN BY GRESHAM CENSUS
and the local p ictu re house on S u n
(By Mary E. W elch)
day.
L est Outlook read ers become
in view of th e recen t high school
w earied w ith the num erous sugges election on bonds for th e erection
tions offered by G resham citizens of a new building, n atu rally a n um
in th e recen t city -b etterm en t cam ber of p ertin en t suggestions w ere
m ade relativ e to th a t institution.
paign, th is artic le will conclude th e One was th a t th e ad m in istratio n as
series w ith a brief m ention of th e a w hole could be m ade m ore u tili
m iscellaneous suggestions offered ta rian . One person w as encoun
tered who said th a t G resham need
not touched previously.
ed a new high school building.
T hinking it m ight be of in te rest Two doors down the stree t the
to know the p ercentage of home householder said th at th e high
ow ners in G resham , a carefu l tab school question should be dropped
for th e presen t. The ayes have it.
w as kept of these and it has been One mail expressed the opinion
found 75 per cent of th e fam ilies th a t th e electric light bill at the
here own th e ir residence property. high school is exorbitant.
T here m ight be such a th in g as
A nother point it m ight be well to
ettin g into G resham and not
m ention in connection w ith the g know
ing it, according to a resid en t
tak in g of th e census. Many have here, a t least th a t is w hat happened
expressed th e opinion th a t th e to one of his acq u ain tan ces and all
count was too sm all, th a t p erhaps for the lack of a sign at the city
as m any as 50 w ere m issed. As a lim its on E ast Powell street. Why
not follow th e exam ple of W ashing
m a tte r of fact the count is but two ton and place a sign on each of the
off th e track . The en u m erato r highw ays leading into th e town.
m issed one person. T hree nam es On the sign facing the outside
of persons having room s in homes boundary, place the w ords, "You
a re now en terin g Gresham . A\’el-
w ere not reported, ■ m aking a total eome. Slow down to 20 m iles", and
of Jo u r. Two nam es w ere listed of on the opposite side. “ You are now
piTsons said to be re tu rn in g to leaving G resham . Drive as fast as
G resham w ithin ^ - ie w days, b u t you please. Come ag a iti> Thailk
you". P o liten ess is an acquisition
they have not yet arriv ed , so a l th a t is seldom carried too far.
lowing for these, two nam es w ere
Two su g g estio n s w hich, if heed
om itted from th e count, bringing ed, would m ake a vast Im provem ent
it up to 1570, the num ber of p e r a re set-back lines in the c o n stru c
tion of buildings and th e rem oval
sons w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of of telephone and electric light and
G resham on April 9.
pow er poles from th e sidew alk.
N early h alt a dozen resid en ts City o rdinances req u ire th a t all
buildings conform to a specified
w ish tlie condition of th e G resham d istance from th e street, and u n i
cem etery improved. As D ecoration form ity in th is reg ard m akes for
Day is near a t hand, th e re could be im proved appearance.
Two p ersons see the need of a
no m ore o p portune tim e th an the
good ap a rtm en t house in G resham ,
present for pu ttin g th e cem etery in one of a first class hotel and an o th
shnpe. In com parison w ith other er would like to see a good opera
cem eteries, it would seem tliat the house erected. A citizen th in k s the
g raveyard at G resham lias been gran g e hall needs painting, an o th er
m ore or less neglected. If 100 p e r considers G resham 's fire protection
sons would each donate a day's inadequate, an o th er th in k s the w a
work, th e problem would be solved te r re n ta l out of all reason, w hile a
for th e p resen t a t least.
fo u rth is in favor of a reduction In
A nother suggestion given by sev tax es on g en eral principles.
eral and w hich com es rig h t in line
One suggestion was unanim ous
with D ecoration Day was reg ard in g th ro u g h o u t the city and th a t was
tlowers. One would have th e adop th e placing of stre e t signs and
tion of an official flower for G resh num bering of houses. Not a d is
am an d an o th er w ished a contest, senting voice was heard on th is
sponsored probably by th e local p a score. One business m an said, “a
per, to nam e the flower. If some b etter g rad e of m oonshine and
flower, easy of cu ltu re, could be se easier to g e t”, b ut as his wife says
lected as th e official flower of he never d rin k s an y thing stro n g er
G resham and all m ake an effort to th an hot w ate r w ith cream and
cu ltiv ate it. not to the exclusion of su g ar, we failed to tak e him se ri
all o th ers but m ake a specialty of ously.
it, a pleasing im pression would be
Lives th e re a man in th e city of
created.
G resham who is a decided optim ist?
As one n atu ra lly th in k s of ch il- , P erh ap s he is as optim istic as the
d ren and flowers at the sam e tim e, man who fell off the top of a 20-
the suggestions w ill here be noted sto ry building. As he passed the
relativ e to play grounds and the ninth floor he was heard to say,
need of a supervised recreatio n al "E v ery th in g 's all rig h t so far.”
cen ter for G resham 's ch ild ren and T his business m an said th a t G resh
young people. W hile th e sugges am co u ld n 't be im proved. I t Just
tions varied, the sam e sentim ent su its him and he has no fau lt to
was voiced by all, th a t of providing find and w ouldn’t live anyw here
a com m unity cen ter, a ch ild ren 's else. He sim ply couldn't th in k of a
playground, a sw im m ing tan k , com plaint of an y kind when ap
Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. activities. proached on th e su b ject of G resh
A move is on at p rese n t and a com am b etterm ent.
By th is tim e nothing rem ain s to
m ittee is to m eet th is evening to
suggest m ethods for financing a su lie said. Regarding the d o g .o rd i
pervised playground h ere during nance, w hat seeds and bulbs th a t
, didn't get scratched out of place by
the sum m er m onths.
A b e tte r observance of th e S ab faith fu l Fido are stru g g lin g along
bath day is desired by m any, speci in th e cold w eather so maybe
fically th e closing of th e county fair [th e re ’ll be flowers by and by.
EDUCATION II, I II M TO
AIR LUTHERAN CHURCH
t
P IA N O
SUMMER CLASSES BEGIN
May 24
FLORENCE M. HONEY
Studio F irs t S tate Bank Bldg., G resham
Res. Phone 1721.
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'T ’HE
mode of today makes
V trim , modern corseting es
sential. If your new dresses do
not look just is you expected—
and hoped—the trouble is prob
ably w ith your corset. We
advise a consultation w ith our
Corset Department. This well-
designed Wrap-around, for in
stance, beautifully adjusts a
rather large figure to the re
quirements of the mode. Also
many other models.
T ake N otice
I
Warner's
''WRAP-AROUND
1st prize $5 in merchandise
2d prize S3 in merchandise
3d prize SI in merchandise
F or ex p e rt window cleaning see
S. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers with J.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
;
I
(i,. a. t. r-. o/j
*2.50 to *3.50
All cuvers nm*t be in not later than Saturday, May 2H
llepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1236
Gresham
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An eig h t-reel art p ictu re show ing
M artin L u th er and incidents of his
life and tim e will be show n a t the
G resham Union high school au d i
torium on W ednesday evening,
Ju n e 1, sponsored by th e Saron
L u th eran church of Powell Valley,
in th e in te re sts of the ch u rch b u ild
ing fund of th a t denom ination.
T his film, w hich has been p ro
cured for th is occasion a t consid
erab le tro u b le and expense, enjoyed
a phenom enal ru n of a week at th e
m unicipal auditorium in P o rtland
a year ago. It not only depicts th e
locality w h e r e ,L u th e r lived and
worked, b ut gives an invaluable de
tailed study of th e Reform ation.
T he costum es show n in th e plc-
■ tu re a re th e sam e as worn by
L u th er in the 16th ce n tu ry and
w ere borrow ed for th e sen ario from
tlie B erlin mu< um
The music
■ score w hich accom panies th e pic
tu re is a Bach in te rp re tatio n and
was arran g e d by P ro fesso r Reuch-
lin of New York. T he first show
will begin a t 7 o'clock anil the sec
ond a t 9, each to last tw o hours.
In Justice to
Your New Frock! ■3
STUDENTS.’
As we announced last fall at the com
mencement of school the following prizes
will be awarded to the students bringing
in the largest number of tablet and note-
covers bearing our stamp:
TUESDAY, M AY 24, 1»27
W.R. HICKS CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
H ardy L illies. S p lre a s ,. Roses
In bloom from pots for
D ecoration Day.
15.000 rhoice plant* to
select from
G annas In 12 varieties
Z innias in 10 shades
P etu n ias, double and single
in all colors.
GR EMI AM
GREENHOUSES
Flowers for All Occasions
llognn Road
I’hone ”06
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#2.«« Her Year
EIGHTH GRADERS
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS New Tractor Hitch
Five Sunday Schools
The nam es of th e g rad u ates from
Designed by Strong
eighth g rades In th is vicinity
Meet in Conference the
are given below w ith the exception
of those of O rient w hich ap p ear
H. W. S trong of G resham , having
elsew here:
, the larg est b erry farm in Oregon if
D istrict No. 4, G resham —L aw
not in th e U nited S tates, possesses
rence A ylsw orth. F ritz Baumann, along w ith his o th e r accom plish
M artin Duffy, Roy Full, Mabel m ents an inventive skill th a t has
F race, A lta H anning, H arlan H ay enabled him to g rea tly sim plify and
den, Ross Holloway. A lan Inglis, ac cellerate th e w ork of ca rin g for
F ern Jen n in g s, H arold Judd, Lois his 105 acres of ra sp b e rrie s and
Kelly. W alter K idder, A lbert L an g [ logans.
ilta, Mary L enard, A lta McMurry,
Mr. S tro n g h as alw ays believed
R ichard Metzger, M yrtle M arston, th a t proper and thorough tilth was
Vernon R utherford. V incent R uth ! one of th e secrets of healthy cane
erford, Ju a n ita Palm quist, W ilbert grow th w hich is necessary to heavy
Stevens, Joe W right, and Ruth berry production and he has a p
Schm ierer.
plied year afte r year intensive cu l
l)isl. No. 7, W ilkes — Dolores tivation to his berry Helds w ith r e
Kamm es, Joseph G rassl.
su lts th at prove his m ethod is cor-
Dist. No. Ill, C edar—Eldon Davis, I rect.
Shlzue M urahata. Norma F rel, Toyo
But th e cu ltivation of such a
Asakawa.
large acreag e has presented its
Dist . No. 15, L usted—F ran ces problem s. Mr. S trong uses a Ford-
C arp en ter, F lorence Rich, Alfred son tra c to r and has purchased a l
Brink.
most every kind of drag, h arrow ,
Dist. 16. F alfview —H aro ld 'W ick - disc and sm all cu ltiv ato r m ade to
wire, E dgar Dixon, Lee Copeland, use In stirrin g Ihe su rfa ce soil be-
Sylvester Jack so n , John Langley, i tw een the b erry rows. Some of
Nobuo K obayasbi, Homer Lum sden, ’ these tools he has planned and r e
P au lin e Buckner.
m ade to ad ap t them to his purpose.
Dist. No. 20, T ro u td ale—Je ss C al
In using a d rag or h arrow w ith a
kins, G arth e Brow n, H arold Cover- ! tra c to r he has alw ays faced one
dale, Joseph Scott, John Robinson, I g reat difficulty, th a t of throw ing
Edna H ram hall, Shzuye Takao, 1 the im plem ent out of drag position
Ida Nasm yth, Nola Sm ith.
) and in again when n ecessary a t
Dist. No. 25, Springdale— Fred (‘nils of row s or for other reason.
H enrlcksen,
Robert
C arpenter, The usual way req u ires stopping
Woodrow W ilson.
mid stu rtin g m any tim es w ith con
Dist. No. 26, Powell V alley—Ethel sequent loss of tim e and effective
NorRblom, Je ssie Sroufe, L ester ness.
Sroufe, Alvin Johnson, Carl E k
As is his custom , Mr. S trong a p
ström , Osie H ow ell, M arvena Red plied him self to th is problem and
man, R obert F rank.
worked out a solution w hich has
Dist. No. 27, Rockwood—C arroll led to a new invention. T he de
Drew, Joseph Rhrig, H ow ard P ass- vice is rem ark ab ly sim ple and ef
more. St. C lair Spence, Dale Lion- fective, haB been thoroughly tested,
berger, H url K uhlm an, Konvall in fact, is In daily use in the S trong
E nebo, H elen Johnson, A ugusta b erry fields.
K rem l, C ath erin e H aynes, Lola
It. co n sists of a double hitch,
W alin, R ichard Webber, L ucille changing th e o rd in ary d ra ft hitch
Sogn, H an s T horeson.
from th e fram e to th e levers, the
Dist. No. 18, Lynch — Vernon pow er being applied to th e lever
B reniser, H elen Sm ith. Joyce Gil th a t puts th e tool Into d raft. A
b ert, C h arles E dw ards, R ichard lever on th e tra c to r, w ithin easy
Lettow , E lean o r H alladay, Bayard reach of the d river, throw s the
G raham , K enneth Ide.
teeth Into d raft position or out as
Dist. No. 29, P ow ellhurst- M yrtle needed w ithout any stopping or
Fuglee, Donald Boyles, Ben E ric k slow ing of speed. At the ends of
son, H arold G ratze, Carolyn H esse- rows, on th e tu rn s, or w henever
m er, Verda Bay, Lloyd Stevenson, necessary, th e d riv er sim ply pushes
C atherine F au g h t, Cleora Cook.
forw ard the lever a t his rig h t hand
Dist, No. 30, A lderson—E sth e r which au to m atically o p erates to
( ’DUPLE CELEBRATES
«ITH ANNIVERSARY R oukall, Norn Nelson. C larissa lift the teeth and keep them from
Boerm an, V irgie A tteberry.
en terin g the soil until th e lever Is
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Botkin and
Dist. 35, H u rlb u rt—Milton W ar released when they come again into
d au g h ter Jean atten d ed the 64th ren, Louise Johnson, Bruce Klock,
d rag position.
w edding an n iv ersary of Dr. Bot- I Folm er N ielsen, Agnes
Söder
Mr. S trong says it is an entirely
kin 's p aren ts. Dr. and Mrs. O. F. ( ström , R ichard Ellis, E dith N iel
new p rin cip le as applied to tra c to r
Botkin of C herryville. Sunday sen.
draw n im plem ents. It can be used
About 40 friends and relativ es w ere
Dist. No. 36, L ato n rell—Eva B ar on sp rin g to o th and spiketooth h a r
p resen t and a p leasan t tim e is re ker.
rows, discs and any lever cultlva-
ported. Dr. and Mrs. BotkM w ere
Dist. No. 39, C orbett—Owen ! tor.
m arried at K eosauqua, Iowa, May Emily, Ruth Herney, Shirley Bundy,
"T h ere Isn't a harrow on the
21, 1863, rig h t In the m iddle of the Roland M organ, Burton Heyes, m arket th at will go in and out of
g rea t conflict, th e Civil w ar.
Inga A rneson, Mabel C ham berlain, I d raft w ithout necessity of stopping
T he in te restin g rom ance is told G erald Em ily, C larice Mlshey.
i to perm it d riv er to handle the
of how the youthful soldier cam e
Dist. No. 41, Springfield—Law4 | levers,” Bays Mr. S trong, who has
home, having been disch arg ed for rence Gould.
j had experience w ith m ost all el
disability. He was m arried , aiwf
Dist. No. 42— Bridal Veil and ' them and has thoroughly studied
afterw ard re-en listed for service P alm e r- Ju n e M ulholland (P a lm ! th is type of farm tool.
but was unable to get home again e r ) ; D onna Long (B ridal V eil);
T he newly devised hitch is sim ple
until th e close of th e w ar. W hen C larence Benson, H arry L arsen, in co n stru ctio n , easily attach ed to
he cam e he was presented with the Leslie P hillips.
any disc or h arrow , and the cost
first glim pse of his first born child,
Dist. No. 45, G ilb e rt— C harlotte will be low. Mr. S trong has a p
th e p resen t Dr. A W. Botkin, who Bradfleld, lle rse h e l Davis, W illiam plied for lette rs patent.
was th en 13 m onths of age. The Yung, Daniel
Madden,
E rlin g
elderly couple has four children Sw anson, David Rem ington, John
FAIRVIEW
living, 15 g ran d ch ild ren and four Goodwin, P eter Himbenl, Louis
The
W
om an’s society of th e
g reat-g ran d ch ild ren . They a re in Palum bo, R ussell Nault, Norwood
Sm ith
M em orial
P re sb y teria n
ord in arily good health.
Lancefleld. B ernard K nutson, S ta n j church w ill hold an aftern o o n tea
and w ork m eeting at th e home of
ton Costner,
GRESHAM »IIUII WINS
Dist. No. 49, Victory Crichton Mrs. C. II. Stone, T h u rsd ay a f te r
noon. Anyone inlprested In th e ,
LAST BASEBALL GAME Burns, R obert Jenkins.
w ork of the society is cordially in
Dist. No. 15 Jo in t, P leasan t V al vited to attend.
The G resham high school b ase
ball team closed th e season F rid ay i ley- A lberta S ager, Rose Itoessler,
with a 6 to 0 victory over E stacad a G race W lsecup, C larence E k stran d ,
on the lo se r’s diamond. T he victory Vieno R likula, R obert F rost.
w as u n u su ally sa tisfac to ry for the
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local team , as It com pleted a per- i T h a t's us. B ring your car here
F riday Evening, May 27—Music
feet
season
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E stacada, | for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or
recital of Mrs. Robert B lair's pu
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G resham having won In football,
pils nt studio of Miss F lorence
etc. floney.
wlee in b asketball and th is game sw itches, w iring, lighting,
W ork done by an expert and Is pos
In baseball.
itively g u aran teed .
We c a rry a
S atu rd ay , May 28—Ladles Aid
G resham played th e best gam e of com plete line of Ignition p arts. hake sale a t T u rn e r's confectionery,
th e year. A lthough th e field was G resham G arage, phone 2391.
Boring.
muddy and the ball was m ade slip
For real estate loans see or call
Ju n e 1— Basket social and dance,
pery by a steady drizzle, K aser ' H. W. T tiorne.— Adv
St. Jo sep h 's p arish, C edarville hall.
pitched a tw o-hit gam e and did not
I 'i i e i r Sam Work Shirt«, 75e.
give any tr e s p a s s e s to first bane.
W ednesday E vening, Ju n e 1—
F u ll, cut, 2 pocketa.
Special
G resham h it th e ball h ard and value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh M artin L u th er religious moving
p ictu re film at G resham Union high
dayed w ithout an e rro r.
K aser am.— Adv.
school auditorium .
nil O kuda com posed th e b atterie s ;
For low est rate s on autom obile,
Friday, Ju n e 3—P arce l post sale
for G resham , and W hitehead, J tru ck and g eneral Insurance see
and stag e te rm in al com edy by
i f nn ln g s and D Je n n in g s for E sta- B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
Rockwood L adies Aid a t g ran g e
ada.
hall.
The P lea san t Home D istrict S un
day School association m et at the
H aley Swedish B aptist ch u rch on
Sunday in its sem i-annual conven
tion. Five schools w ere rep rese h t-
ed at th is m eeting, and g reat in
te re st w as show n in th e work. The
g en eral them e of th e m eeting w as
"E vangelism .”
T he ad d ress by Dr. W. T. M illi
ken stressed the th o u g h t th a t we
should not only search for th e one
th a t is lost but should ca re for the
ones w ithin th e fold.
At noon a basket lunch w as en
joyed by all. At th e afternoon ses
sion rep o rts w ere given by all th e
schools rep resen ted . T hese rep o rts
w ere very encouraging and in m ost
in stan ces show ed an im provem ent
from th e last rep o rt.
At th e business session tlie m a t
te r of daily vacation Bible school
was discussed and it w as decided to
appoint the various p asto rs as a
com m ittee to m ake arran g em en ts
for th e school and th a t 50 per cent
of th e funds of the association he
applied for such work.
T he following; officers w ere elect
ed for tlie com ing y ear: Miss Ellen
Stone, p resid e n t; W. B. Corey, vice
p resid e n t; Miss Evelyn Ledine. sec
re ta ry ; and Mrs. L. H. M allicoat,
tre a su re r. Tlie next m eeting of the
association will be held at the
P lea san t Home B aptist ch u rch
some tim e in October.
Dr. Jo h n McCormick gave a very
In terestin g add ress on evangelism ,
w hich w as followed by a round
talile discussion.
R esolutions w ere presented and
passed reaffirm ing th e belief of the
association
in
th e
prohibition
am endm ent and pledging h earty
su p p o rt to its officers for Its en
forcem ent. A ppreciation w as also
expressed by reso lu tio n to H aley
B aptist ch u rch and its p asto r for
th e e n tertain m en t: ^o the various
schools ta k in g p a rt and for th e ir
fine sp irit of su p p o rt and fellow
ship: to th e P leasan t Home o rch es
tra for file splendid m usic re n
dered; to Dr. M illiken and Dr. Mc
Cormick for th e ir splendid ad
dresses.
Coming Events
NOTICE.
T he G resham Ice p lan t 1s now
prep ared to fu rn ish th e public with
Ice any tim e day or night and S u n
day*. Clem ens & B right, Pfops.
Phone 1381.—Adv,
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
No com m ission or b ro k erag e Very
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Sew Slimier* and Pump* *1.95
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi
um and low heels, $4.95. We a re
also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
ladles a t »2.95 and »3.9^. A yls
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
Mr*. R obert B lair
will continue her
Mimic ( ’Immen
a t G resham , each S atu rd ay d u r
ing Ju n e and July. Anyone
w ishing to en ro ll In su a w isr
class may phone or see Mrs.
B lair at th e W. J. O tt residence.
May 21 or 28.
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S atu rd ay , Ju n e 4 - r/o in t picnic of
C ottrell and L usted d istric ts to be
held on C ottrell school grounds.
Ju n e 11-V-Soulheast circle bake
sale at A. W. M etsger store.
Ju n e 13 to 18— P o rtlan d
F estiv al week.
Rose
We c a n 't give you the Outlook
w ith a fine new A uto-Strop r a to r
set but we will give you the raxor
set w ith a y e a r's su bscription to th e
Outlook. A hundred or so seta—
. w hile they last.