X
GKISHÀM
W EIHUNG SOLEMNIZED
OF POPULAR COUPLE
The m a rriag e of Miss Lucile
W oodard, d aughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. W oodard of T routdale, and
W illiam D. G ebhardt of C orbett was
solem nized Sunday, May 22, a t 2
o'clock, a t the home of the bride's
p aren ts, Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted
of F airview
officiating.
Many
frien d s and relativ es w ere present.
The w edding p a rty m arched in
to the stra in s of W agner’s b eau ti
ful w edding m arch from Lohen
g rin , th e b ridal p arty ta k in g places
u n d er a wedding bell, w hich hung
in an arch m ade of snow balls.
The bride ca rrie d a show er bou
quet of O phelia roses, lilies of the
valley and w hite sw eet peas. The
bridesm aid, Mrs. D oris Bram hall,
ca rrie d u show er bouquet of pink
sw eet peas. Lloyd B ram hall was
best m an. The ring cerem ony was
used.
A bufTet luncheon was served.
T he w edding cake, w hich was tru ly
a w ork of art, w as made by Mr.
Jo h n so n of Crown Point.
T he bride received m any w ed
ding p resents.
Mr. and Mrs. G ebhardt left for a
honeym oon trip to Newport. They
will be a t hom e to th e ir many
frien d s a fte r Ju n e 1st a t th e old
G ebhardt home at Corbett, Oregon.
T h eir friends join in w ishing the
young couple m uch happiness on
th e ir life’s journey.
Many new W ant Ads today.
P leasan t View Avenue
Mrs. Ben H alstead and son Lloyd
spent the w eek-end at C athlam et,
W ashington, w ith Mr. H alstead
who is em ployed there. On th e ir
re tu rn to P ortlan d Monday evening
Mrs. H alstead was su rp rised w ith
a birthday dinner in her honor by
a friend.
S aturday dinner guests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W illard Bliss
w ere Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Bishop of
P ortland and Mr. and Mrs. R obert
M orrell of P leasan t View avenue.
On T uesday Mr. and Mrs. B liss en
tertain ed the la tte r's parents- Mr.
and Mrs. J T. S tradley and th eir
son and wife Mr. and Mrs. L aw
rence S tradley, all of D am ascus,
and Mrs. B liss’ cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Roy C oulter of P o rtland.
The Ladies Aid will be en te r
tained by Mrs. Glen H arm an on
T hursday afternoon. Ju n e 2.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Edelm an
and children sp e n t the w eek-end at
Bonneville w ith Mrs. E delm an's
brother-in-law and wife Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Nelson. Mrs. Nelson and
son retu rn ed w ith them Monday af
ternoon to visit th e rem ain d er of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Seifer gave a
dinner Sunday at w hich Mrs. S ett
er's b rother and wife Mr. and Mrs.
F ra n k Schm idt and children of
P ortland and her b rother-in-law
and.w ife, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. E rw ert,
of Mt. Angel w ere present.
PILES AND TONSILS
Can be rem oved by E le ctric De
hydration. No cu ttin g , bleeding, or
loss of time. New process. Dr. M.
M. Mackey, 209 P anam a Bldg..
P ortland, Oregon.—Adv.
For low est ra te s on autom obile,
truck and gen eral in su ran ce see
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
OUTLOOK,
FRIDAY, MAY 27.
PAGE THREE
1927
HALEY
PLEASANT HOME MAN
SUCCUMBS TO HEATH
T he Sunday school of the H aley
B aptist ch u rch will begin at In '
o’clock Sunday, w ith m orning w o r
ship in Swedish at 11. Axel C a rl
son of P o rtlan d w ill occupy th e
pulpit. T he ju n io r m eeting will be
held at 7 in th e evening, followed
by th e young people's service at 8
in ch arg e of G roup 1. The pastor
of th e ch u rch , th e Rev. John S.
N ordell, will preach both m orning
and evening in Mayger, Oregon,
and w ill deliver a M emorial ad
d ress th e re the follow ing day.
T he services held in the church
last Sunday w ere in sp irin g and
helpful. The ad d resses delivered
by Dr. M illiken and Dr. McCormick
w ere uplifting to all, especially for
the Sunday school w orkers. The
P lea san t Home o rch e stra gave sev
eral tine selections.
The people of H aley and commu-
' nity a re jtlstly proud of the th ree
C O R B ET T
' young people. Miss Evelyn Ledine,
K enneth H orberg and H arry B lu r,
Mrs. M. E. H enderson of th e who w ere g rad u a tes of th is y e a r's
high school class. A bright and
Crown P oint ch alet en tertain ed th e useful fu tu re is beskoen for them.
Ju n io r L eague la st evening. T he
Outlook W ant Ads.
resu lts.
flowers for th e decorations, w hich
consisted of red peonies and wild
flow ers, w ere fu rn ish ed by Mrs.
C lara Smith.
H enry McGinnis died at his home
betw een P leasan t Home and B or
ing Monday, May 23. at th e ag e of
64 years. Death w as caused by
B rig h t’s disease from w hich he had
been a sufferer for some tim e. F u
n eral services w ere held at th e
P leasan t Home M ethodist ch u rch
W ednesday afternoon under th e di
rectio n of the G resham F u n eral
p arlo rs and in term en t took place
in Douglas cem etery.
Dr. A.
Thom pson officiated at the fu n eral.
T he deceased is survived by his
widow Mrs. S arah McGinnis; th ree
sons C harles and Raym ond at th e
fam ily hom e and Jam es of E sta c a
da; nine g ran d ch ild ren and one
g reat-g ran d ch ild .
Mr. and Mrs.
McGinnis w ere m a rrie d a t P in e
ville. M issouri, in 1883.
Benefit Play
Make That
“A Scheme That Failed”
Cut Flowers.
P len ty of cu t flowers for D ecora
Beneiit of
tion Day. A cres of iris, all colors,
M ississippi Flood Sufferers
20 cen ts a dozen. W hite double
n arcissu s, 25 cents a dozen. Peonys,
roses, colum bines and others. E v
ery th in g to m ake th a t hanging b a s
ket and porch box pretty, also a n
Troutdale City Hall
nuals, 30 cen ts a dozen. Iris roots,
all colors, 10 cen ts up. Come and
A uspices S and D Club.
see them bloom. S u h r’s F low er
Children 20c
F arm , Base Line road, m ile ea st of . A dults 50c
12-mlle corner.
Decoration Day Trip
Fri. Eve., June 3
On
Goodyear Tires
You may not need new tires lull drive in and let us elieek them over before start
ing on a Irin and avoid trouble on th e road. Tills inspection is EltEE
A ccording to ac tu a l figures a m il
lion people have viewed th e M artin
L u th er him since it sta rte d on its
tour late in O ctober, 1925. The
u n iv ersal and unanim ous opinion
of all has been m ost g ratify in g —
m ore th an pleased — w ith the
splendid effect and re su lts it has
left in each com m unity w here p re
sented aside from th e educational
benefits, th e tre a su ry of th e v a ri
ous ch u rch org an izatio n s has been
delighted w ith th e financial r e
sults.
T his sublim e eight reel m otion
p ictu re feature, “ M artin L uther.
His Life and Tim e” is th e first p ic
tu re in th e h isto ry of th e cinem a
in d u stry th a t h as been reserved
first ru n for ch u rch es and ed u c a
tional cen ters.
F abulous offers
have been m ade from th e p ro fe s
sion for th is classic b ut th is special
privilege has been held for ch u rc h
es first.
F our hundred years ago th e world
w as th rilled and aw akened by the
G reat Reform er, M artin L uther.
Today, th a n k s to th e g rea t motion
pictu re a rt, L u th e r's Life and Time
reflected on the silver screen is
b ringing him again into our midst,
living the storm y days of the Ref
orm ation, and m oral heroism of the
h ighest order born of C hristian
faith and conviction. T his is the
m ost sta rtlin g , historic rep ro d u c
tion th is country has had the priv
ilege of w itnessing. T his m a ste r
piece is moving like a stupendous
avalanche sw eeping all before it
as it m akes its advent into each
state. It is sought afte r by people
l'ar and wide. W ith its clean sweep
it is leaving a b etter u n d erstanding
of its pow erful appeal of God and
T ru th , and its histo rical ac clam a
tions of th e life and insp irin g m es
sage of the G reat Reform er.
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9.15
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. 19.10
30x3’ .> Clin.
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29x4.40 S. S.
31x5.25 S. S.
33x6.00 S. S.
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Phone 2391
N ight 7IH1
POW ELL ST.
GRESHAM
FRANK HAMLIN
FR ED HOSS
More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than on .tn y Other A ind
M artin L uther n ailing th e 95
Tlieses on the u n iv ersity ch u rch at
W ittenberg, G erm any, in 1517,
w hich led to th e G reat P ro te sta n t
Reform ation.
For Yotir D ecoration D ay T rip
and A ll Season **
“Martin Luther-
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the c o u n try, w h ere tire design a n d construction are
discussed.The sectionsof used tires reproduced here
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p e r m its fre e
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r id in g , e x tra
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for appearance at th e edges o f the tread , is n o t o n ly
wasted but produces h in g in g action causing p ly separa
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a t L o w C ash P rices
3O>3
Fabric . $5.85
3Ox3’/i Fabric . 6.85
30x3'/2 C w J - 7.35
29*4-40 Balloon 8.40
32x4
Cord . 13.40
3 1 x 5 .2 9 Balloon 15.35
3 3 x 6 .0 0 Balloon 18.35
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also p ric e d lo w
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