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B and w ill m arch in M errykhana P a ra d e at the R ose F estival n ext F riday
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
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GRESIIAM, MCLTN'OMAll COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE
VOL. 17, NO. 30
DONORS TO FI ND
FOR BAND CONCERTS
T he follow ing have contributed
to d ate to th e fund being raised to
finance th e sum m er open air con
c e rts by th e G resham band. It will
ta k e m any m ore. You w 11 not re-
g re t it if you help swell he list.
Brockw ay & N elson........ ...$15.00
Bank of G re sh a m ............ . . . 10.00
W. R. H icks C o................. . . . 10.00
Dr. H. H. H u g h e s............ . . . 5.00
B jur E le ctric S to re .......... . . . 15.00
L. L. K idder Hdwe. C o .. . . . 10.00
. 10.00
W alrad Merc. C o..............
. 10.00
O utlook P u blishing C o ..
Mrs. E lean o r S tew art and Mrs.
E m ily A rundel of St. P aul, M inne
sota, w ere re c e n t guests a t the
hom e of th e ir b ro th er R. F. W alt
ers. They have been spending the
w inter in Long Beach, C alifornia,
to w hich place Mrs. A rundel has
retu rn ed , w hile her siste r has gone
on to St. Paul.
$3.00 Per Year
1037
N ew D o d g e S ix N ow on D isp lay in G resham
Severe Storm Does
Slight Damage Here
A th u n d e r storm of u n u su a l se
v erity, th e accom panying ra in of
w hich w as said to be th e w orst
dow npour in th e histo ry of the
P o rtlan d w ea th er bureau, visited
th is section on T uesday evening.
T he storm slow ly approached from
th e east and stru c k a t th e close of
a su ltry afternoon. Vivid flashes of
lig htning and ro ars of th u n d er th a t
shook houses gave the storm a tru e
e a ste rn aspect. A to rre n tia l flood
of rain fell for m ere '-L..„
hr.ui
and continued, som ew hat abated,
th ro u g h o u t th e night.
T he sto rm seem ed suddenly to
sh ift from ea st to southw est and
th e w ind took on considerable vel
ocity for a tim e, but no p a rtic u la r
dam age h as been rep o rted from
th a t score. L ightning of th e forked
v ariety played around for an hour
or m ore and d istra cte d th e nerves
of th e fearful. Alex H anson and
Joe S agaetto, em ployes of the B ent
ley Logging com pany, 25 m iles east
of here, w ere injured w hen a bolt
of lightning hastened a charg e of
dynam ite w ith w hich th e men w ere
b lasting. As a re su lt of th e explo
sion H anson w as brou g h t to the
T hom as sa n ita riu m and his com
panion se n t to Good S am aritan
hospital. It is th o u g h t th a t a l
though S agaetto has a fra ctu red
sk u ll and su stain ed in ju rie s to his
shoulder and leg, he w ill recover.
W ork on th e new fair building on
th e county fa ir grounds and im
provem ents being m ade on the race
tra c k have been set back som ew hat
by th e im m ense q u an tity of rain
w hich fell T uesday evening. Con
sid erable
dam age
is
reported
aro und L innem ann Jun ctio n by th e
P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow er com pany
w hose telephones here have been
k ep t busy an sw erin g in q u iries in
reg a rd to disconnected w iring.
R oger Newcombe, service m an for
th e P. E. P., w as slightly burned on
th e hands W ednesday w hile r e p a ir
ing a b urned-out tra n sfo rm e r at
th e in te rsec tio n of Rockwood and
Pow ell V alley roads. T he tr a n s
form er had been blown o u t by
lig htning and w hen Newcombe
sta rte d to re-fu se it, it sh o rt-c ir
cuited and blew back. He escaped
in ju ry to his face, however.
To native "W ebfooters” th e storm
of T uesday afternoon appeared a
terrific one, but to real M innesota
folks, th ree fam ilies of whom are
rep rese n ted on th e Outlook force to
say nothing of a re a l N ebraskan
and an Iow an, th is storm lacked
co n siderable of being the real a r
ticle. At tim es, how ever, it ap
proached a fa ir sam ple of w h at a
th u n d e r storm m ight be like.
R esidents south of G resham ob
served a b u rn in g snag on top of
W ilson's hill w hich had been
stru c k by lig h tn in g and w hich was
still b u rn in g yesterday.
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Church Services
CHILDREN’S DAI
WILL RE OBSERVED
One of th e few new sixes of th e Dodge B ro th ers S enior Line in th is p a rt of Oregon is to be seen a t th e display room in th e new
Brockw ay & Nelson building on Pow ell stre e t, G resham .
Local Dodge Dealers
Display New Six
TO THE WISE OSES.
Only a few O utlook A utostrop
razo r se ts left. T he n ex t half
dozen cash in ad vance yearly
su b scrib ers w ill clean us out.
About 150 sets in six weeks. Go
ing some. And m any w ere new
su b scrib ers. Now w e’re giving
a free tic k e t to th e W ednesday
and T h u rsd ay show , G resham
T h eater, w ith every cash pay
m ent for an y th in g a t th e O ut
look office. Glad to hand them
out.
T his week m ark s one of th e m ost
im p o rta n t events in Dodge B ro th
ers history, th e in tro d u ctio n of the
first model of th e com pany’s new
line of fine six cy lin d er m otor cars.
T he c a r now on display by B ro ck
way & Nelson, local Dodge B ro th
ers dealers, is a four-door sedan,
an im pressive looking
vehicle
w hich is said to p ossess a tru ly r e
m ark ab le m otor.
T he public has been ap p rised
du rin g rec en t w eeks of th e com ing
of th is new c a r and all are d e s ir
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
ous of view ing it. B rockw ay &
N elson, now occupying th e ir new
p la n t on Pow ell stre e t, invite the STORE TO HAYE
public to visit th e ir place and in
FORMAL OPENING
spect th e S enior L ine Six a f te r
Much in te re st is evinced in the
noons and evenings.
W ithin a few w eeks tw o ad d i form al opening of th e new sto re of
tional body types, a fo u r-p assen g er George W. P age & Com pany a t th e
coupe and a new type of cab rio let , 12-mile co rn e r on S atu rd ay , Ju n e
ro ad ste r, w ill be added to th e new | 11. E lab o rate p re p a ra tio n s a re be-
I ing m ade by the en te rp risin g m e r
line of "sixes.”
T he new line of “six es” h as been ch an ts for th e event and it is lik e
nam ed Dodge B ro th ers S enior Line ly th a t th e force w ill be k ep t busy
to distin g u ish it from Dodge B ro th from m orning u n til night. T he c li
ers S tan d ard Line of four cy lin d er max w ill come a t 7:30 w hen m any
ca rs w ith w hich th e com pany has prizes will be given. T he old est
b u ilt up its w orld-w ide rep u tatio n . lady, th e oldest g en tlem an , th e best
, looking of each, th e person com ing
’ Senior Line is Impressive.
W hile the S enior L ine em bodies the fa rth e s t and th e la rg e st fam ily
nothing freak ish , eith er in co n ! p resen t w ill each receive a p resen t,
stru ctio n or p erform ance, it is p re also th e farm er b rin g in g in the
sented by Dodge B ro th ers as th e i least num ber of stra w b e rrie s w hich
last w ord in com fort and p erfo rm
ance for c a rs in or n ear th is price will w eigh a pound. T h ese are only
class. Beauty of design, exceptional a few of th e a ttra c tio n s, as prizes
perform ance, style and com fort of will be aw arded each h o u r during
in te rio r appo in tm en ts, and ease and
economy of o p eratio n are m ajo r a t th e day, th e la st of w hich w ill be a
large cake m ade by th e City B akery
trib u te s.
of G resham .
Crankshaft Heavier Than in
Similar Motors.
G eorge W. P age and Wm. F e rris
One of the m ost im p ressiv e fe a a re th e m em bers of th e firm w hich
tu re s of the m otor is th e extrem ely
heavy c ra n k sh a ft and u n u su ally has com pleted th e arran g e m en ts
la rg e bearin g area. T he cra n k sh a ft for th is new sto re, w hich is co n
is m achined all over and w eighs 69 ceded to be one of th e best ap
pounds. H eavier th a n is used in pointed co u n try sto re s in th e co u n
any o th e r engine of sim ila r c a p ac i
ty, it is sup p o rted by seven ex tra ty.
large bearin g s.
T his fact, com
bined w ith exceeding rigidity, r e GRESHAM STORE TO
su lts in a sm oothness of o p eratio n
RELAY RADIO TALK
th a t is said to be excelled by no
car, re g a rd le ss of price.
T he local business estab lish m en t
T he m otor is of th e L -head type,
chosen by Dodge B ro th ers en g i of the J. E. M etzger F u rn itu re co m
n eers because of th e sim plicity of pany h as been listed as one of th e
the valve m echanism and re la tiv e places w here on S atu rd ay m orning
ly in fre q u en t need of ad ju stm en t. KGW w ill b ro ad cast th e g reetin g s
T he bore is 3 ’/i inches and th e
stro k e 4*£ inches, w ith 223.98 cubic of Colonel C harles L indbergh, air
hero, upon his a rriv a l in W ashing
inches displacem ent.
T he pistons a re of an advanced ton, D.C. W hile every rad io r e
type, designed to give rap id pickup, ceiving set w ill have a m essage, a
g re a te r power,' sm ooth p erfo rm
ance, exceptionally low expansion loud sp eak er on th e equipm ent at
the fu rn itu re sto re w ill ren d er th at
and long life.
place a convenient h e a d q u a rte rs
Efficient < iirbiiretlnn System .
T he ca rb u re tio n system used is for th e reception of th e p ro g ram of
th e la te st type, designed to secu re
m axim um efficiency tu com bustion th e forenoon.
The an n o u n cers a t W ashington
and pow er. T he fuel in tak e m an i
fold is cleanly designed and has no are scheduled to s ta r t prom ptly a t
sh a rp curves or bends to re ta rd th e 9 o'clock. Not only will th e voice
flow of fuel from th e c a re b u re to r of the beloved "L in d y ” be h eard ,
C on tin u ed on page 3
h u t th e voice of th e n atio n 's chief
executive. P re sid en t Calvin Cool
idge, w ill be on th e a ir in a g re e t
ing to th e A m erican people.
At th e m unicipal au d ito riu m In
P o rtlan d m otion p ictu res will a c
com pany th e b ro ad castin g from the
am plifier, th e re su lt of an a rra n g e
m ent com pleted by th e Morning
pickers ticket
Oregonian.
B e r r y G row ers!
If you use a
which requires the use of a
PUNCH
We can supply you with
any kind, from our stock,
at rock bottom prices.
G r e s h a m O u tlo o k
Phone 1561
We print any style Pickers’ ticket you want
i
New Shoes for Ladies, $1.95.
No w here w ill you find auch
splendid slip p ers at so low a price.
Ask to see our ladles' shoes a t
$2.95 and $3 95. Ayl w orth & Mar-
ton, G resham .—Adv.
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru ck and g en eral in su ran c e see
3. W. T horne.—Adv.
T ax i-d riv ers m ust know th e ir
cars— ask them ab o u t K night mo
to rs. L et your n ex t c a r be a
Willy s-K night.— H esael Im plem ent
Co.—Adv.
Pride of Ownership!
T he n a tu ra l re su lt of d riving a
K night m otored c a r L et your next
car be a W lllys-K nlgbt.—H esse 1
Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
Club Boys and Girls
Go to Summer School
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
GRESHAM MAN WEDS
COLLEGE CLASSMATE
In th e presence of 50 g u ests a
p retty hom e w edding took place
T uesday m orning a t 9 o’clock when
T he an n u a l session of th e club Miss F ern P erry , d au g h ter of Dr.
m em bers' sum m er school, w hich and Mrs. .1. H. C arrico of P o rtlan d ,
becam e th e bride of Joseph W.
w ill be rep resen ted by all sections
Peak, son of Dr. and Mrs. F ran k
of th e state, w ill begin next Mon- ; P eak of G resham . Dr. E. H. Pence
day a t C orvallis in th e room s of I perform ed th e cerem ony in th e
th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college , presen ce of im m ediate m em bers of
and w ill claim 83 b rig h t boys and ; the fam ilies and a group of in ti
m ate friends.
g irls of M ultnom ah county as its
P receding th e cerem ony Mrs.
quota of attendance.
T he club N ina D ressel Leavy sang, “Be
m em bers will be accom panied by i ca u se ”.
Miss B lanche W illiston
County Club A gent W. D. K inder , w as bridesm aid and little Miss
and his w ife who w ill a s sist in ! E lizabeth H ard en b ro o k w as flower
v arious w ays in g ettin g th e young [ girl. F ra n cis P eak, a b ro th er of
folks safely to and from th e ir des- | th e bridegroom , acted as best man.
tin atlo n , end in th eir in stru ctio n I T he bride w ore a gown of Capri
and w elfare w hile guests a t the blue crepe, w ith a corsage bouquet
of pink sw eet peas.
school for th e tw o weeks.
Both young people are g rad u ates
T h irteen of th e stu d en ts enrolled
a re m aking th e trip as th e re su lt of th e U niversity of Oregon, w here
of sc h o larsh ip s aw arded them for Mrs. P eak w as a m em ber of A lpha
o u tstan d in g w ork and they w ill en Chi Omega and Mr. Peak of A lpha
joy th e benefits of th e session w ith T au Omega. F or th e p ast y ear the
out any expense io them selves. The bride filled the position of m usic
club m em bers who will atten d from in stru c to r In th e H ubbard high
th e county as sta te w in n ers are, school. Mr. P eak has secured the
W alter, T racey and L ena Anderegg, ap p o in tm en t of d irecto r of physical
L ynch:
B ernice Bunn, L ynch: education in th e five grad e schools
A nna and P aul fioeckli, B rooks; of K lam ath F alls and th e couple
Lew is and H arold Dahl, V ictory; will move th e re th is fall to m ake
Jo h n F lem ing, V ictory; Alice In th a t city th e ir fu tu re home. Mr.
gram , M aplewood; V era and Floyd and Mrs. Peak left afte r th e c e re
Stafford, V ictory;
Jo h n W elbes, mony for K lam ath F alls to be gone
a sh o rt tim e.
Fairview .
M embers who w ill atten d from
G resham a re L aw ren ce A ylsw orth, GRANGERS TO GREET
Ruth H olm es, K erm et and Douglas
NATIONAL MASTER
Johnson, L ucile and Clyde J e n
T he su b o rd in ate g ran g es th ro u g h
nings, C ath ry n M etzger and Alice
out th e county are tak in g a g rea t
Shelley.
In terest In the p lan s going forw ard
O thers a re as follow s: Ruby A r-
for the reception to be given the
vfdson, D elbert C arrell, C arl Ek-
n atio n al
g ran g e
m a ster
Louis
stro m , Osle Howell, Alice Nelson,
T ab er of Colum bus, Ohio, who will
A n n etta R ead, L ester and E dith
be th e guest of honor S atu rd ay
S roufe an d Nova W illiam s, all of
evening a t F airview g ran g e hall.
Pow ell
Valley
d istric t;
Mary
It is expected th e various g ranges
B latchford, C h arlo tte
Bradfleld,
w ill be w ell rep resen ted a t th e
R alph C ostner, H erschel Davis and
g ath erin g , according to D istrict
M yrtle
Lockwood,
of G ilb ert;
D eputy K reuder who has succeeded
C leora Cooke, C arolyn and H elen
in aro u sin g considerable in te re st
H essem e r,’ LaV onla K elly and
in th e m eeting.
C h arles Neville. P o w e llh u rst; D or
T he M ultnom ah county Pom ona
othy C lark e and Hazel M atson, Col
G range, w hich is sponsoring the
um bia; H elen C lark, R^y D yktsra,
d in n er ami reception of Mr. T aber,
Leona R euher and A rth u r McKay,
d esires a larg e atten d an ce. Not
R ussellv ille; C h arlo tte D ahlquist
only are all g ran g e rs urged to be
and Rose R oessler, P le a sa n t V al
p resen t, but it Is g reatly desired
ley;
C harles E dw ards, W illard
th a t all Interested In a g ric u ltu re
F o rtn e r, Jpyce G ilbert, K enneth
and those actively engaged in th a t
Ide, Orval Locke, H elen Sm ith,
p u rsu it be presen t. It Is assu red
Alvin S h elter and D onald Steel,
th a t th e n ational m a ste r will de
L y n ch ; C ath erin e H aynes, Ver-
liver an ad d ress of Interest.
d elia L am b and Lola W alin, Rock
wood; F lo ren ce Rich, LuKted; Nola
IMPROYFMI.M (L I B
Sm ith, T ro u td ale ; C h arlo tte Mul-
ANNO! N( ES MEETING
lenhoff, O rien t; R o b erta W ilhelm.
Victory.
An Im portant m eeting of th e Base
High school b u sses have been L ine Im provem ent association will
placed a t th e disposal of th e club be held at th e Rockwood G range
m em bers In tra n sfe rrin g them to hall on Monday evening, Ju n e 13,
and from Corvallis. T his year th e re when m a tte rs of con sid erab le m o
is to be b u t one loading place and m ent will b e discussed and rep o rts
th a t w ill be at G resham . T hose a t of co m m itters will be heard.
tending have planned to leave S u n
One m a tte r w hich will be given
day m orning, June 12. a t 9:30 a. m. an airin g a t th a t tim e w ill be th e
W. D. K inder has expressed the en ab lin g act passed by th e leg isla
wish th a t th e local lead ers of clubs tu re a t Its last session and referre d
m ake an effort to atten d th e sum to th e people for a vote on Ju n e 28,
m er school a day or so if possible. w hich a c t is th e especial ta rg e t of
R ussellville. T routdale, Spring-1 th e Rockwood club, M ultnom ah
dale and G ilbert each p ut on an I Pom ona O range and h u n d red s of
achievem ent day p ro g ram
thia o th e rs outside the city of P o rtlan d ,
y ear, ex hibiting w ork by hom e | as w ell as larg e num bers w ithin
econom ics clubs. T h e w ork w as | th e city.
judged and th e d elegates for su m
Among th e sp eak ers who will
m er school decided upon. B eauti speak in opposition to the m easu re
ful w ork w as displayed by the' will be D istrict A ttorney S tanley
m em bers,
Meyers, A ttorney O. A. Neal and
T h ree new clubs w ith an e n ro ll Rfi-z W. Olli.
m ent of 25 w ere organized In the
county d u rin g the m onth of May. j m onth Mr. K inder says, "We are
T hese w ere tw o can n in g clubs, one anxious for all th e g irls whose
a t G ilb ert under th e lead ersh ip of clubs w ere organized early to fin
Miss B onita Maxwell and th e other ish the w ork and file th e rep o rts.
a t Lusted u nder th e leadership of ' T his m ust be our b an n er year. Our
Miss E dith Baker. T he th ird w as a | p< reen tag e of com pletion has been
good before, but we m u st m ake our
calf club at P lea san t Valley.
In closing his rep o rt for the county 100 per c e n t”.
Opening of Speedway
Booked for June 18
T he dream of F red T. M errill i s
at last about to be realized in the
C h ild ren 's Day will be observed com pletion of the g re a t modern
in th e B ap tist ch u rch next Sunday speedw ay at his Tw elve-m ile place
evening. A special program p re on the Base L ine highw ay. In ten
p ared by the ch ild ren and young sive effort d uring the past two
people of th e Bible school and the m onths and th e cooperation of
ch o ir w ill be presented during the Claude Stockton, co n tra c to r of
tim e of th e reg u la r p reaching se r G resham , who has had full charge
vice beginning at 8 p. m. The o th of th e co nstruction, has produced
er services of the day will be at the one of th e finest speedw ays and, it
u su al hours. The Bible school will is said, th e only auto speed bowl in
begin a t 9:45 a. m. and th e m o rn th e n o rth w est. T he new ly con
ing ch u rch service at 11 o’clock. stru cted g ran d stan d will seat many
T he p asto r w ill have as his sub thousands.
ject for th e m orning serm on "T he
the form al opening of th is
Seven R ew ards of th e C h ristian ”. am usem ent
e n te rp rise
is
an
T h ere will be special m usic by the nounced for next week S aturday
ch o ir In th e m orning service.
and Sunday, Ju n e 18 and 19. T here
All a re invited to atten d th e s e r will be lots of attra c tio n s and
vices of th e B aptist Young Peoples th rills th a t will raise th e h air on
Union Sunday evening beginning at bald heads. T he announcem ent
7 o'clock u nder th e leadership of th a t D aredevil C raig w ill do his
G roup 1. The subject, "L earn in g stu n n in g stu n ts Is enough to a ttr a c t
How to T alk " is one filled w ith In the crow ds from near and far. He
te re s t for all who have occasion to leaps from airp lan es, from speed
ta lk
T he p ray er m eeting will be ing autos, from high buildings and
held W ednesday evening beginning , lands like a cat.
a t 7:30.
The G resham hand has been en-
i gaged for th e tw o days. Mayor
PASTOR TO CONCLUDE
B aker will speak a t the form al
SERIES ON “ PRAYER’ opening exercises and flag raisin g
T he concluding serm on in the a t 1 p. m. S aturday, followed by
se rie s on " P ra y e r" a t th e F ree tim e tria ls for 50 autos. Amplifier»
M ethodist church will be delivered , will be used so th e exercises can
S unday m orning. T he p asto r says, be heard anyw here on th e grounds.
On S atu rd ay afternoon auto«
"N ot saying th a t th e re Is nothing
m ore to be said, b ut sim ply to c re w ith p assen g ers will be adm itted
a te in te re st in th e g rea test medium, free to th e infield.
A fine co n c ert by the band will
to b rin g resu lts and solve prob
1
featu
re the program of rac es and
lem s In th e lives of the people we
know. T he them e w ill be, 'Today's stu n ts on Sunday.
P ray in g Men'.
They a re men be delivered by th e p asto r th e Rev.
w hose nam es will he cherished as E. H orstm ann on th e topic, "H eed
long as tim e endures. Lincoln at ing the M aster’s C all”. All chil
one tim e said d u rin g th e Civil W ar, dren atten d in g the Sunday school
'1 have been driven m any tim es to a re urged to rem ain for th e p rea ch
my knees by th e overw helm ing ing service. Sunday school session
conviction th a t I had now here else I will be held a t 10 o’clock.
to go. My own wisdom and those
about me seemed insufficient for ADVENTIST CHURCH
th e day'. The late P re sid en t W il
ANNOUNCER SERVICES
son won his w ay to th e h earts of
A good atten d a n ce Is noticed at
the people when they heard his
tho services of the Seventh Day Ad
voice in secret prayer.
T he evening will be given over v en tists in th e ir new ch u rch in
T he Young People’«
to th e In terests of the young people, G resham .
M
issionary
V
olunteer society will
afte r th e ir hour w ith W. W. Loomis
m
eet
F
riday
evening a t 8 o'clock
in the m y steries of th e Bible.
and will be led by E arl Calkins.
Sabbath school will be held a t 10
METHODISTS ARRANGE
a. m. and preaching a t 11. An ex
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM position of th e th ird ch a p te r of II.
Next Sunday evening at 8 o’clock C o rin th ian s will be given by Elder
th e play, "G retch en 's W ondrous T. F. Soule. All are Invited to these
A d v en tu re” w ill he presented as a services.
p a rt of th e an n u a l observance of
C h ild ren 's Day. Som ething like 50
of th e ch ild ren of th e Sunday
school. In b eautiful costum es, will
have p art in th is play, p ractice on
w htc has been In full sw ing for
som e tim e. Beyond doubt, it will
be splendid, and g rea tly enjoyed.
T he play has a deep sp iritu a l
significance, em phasizing th e value
of C h ristian education. An offer
ing w ill be tak en a t th is tim e, in
com mon w ith all M ethodist E pis
copal ch u rch es, for th e stu d en t
loan fund for th e aid of stu d en ts In
th e schools of th e church. In 1873
w hen th e plan w as in au g u rated , 23
stu d e n ts received ahi. Up to April
1, 1927, 36,756 stu d e n ts had re
ceived help from th e fund.
At th e m orning hour th e p asto r
of th e church p reach es on tho
topic, "Y our Child and Mine". A
fe a tu re of th is service will be th e
baptism of babies. An Invitation Is
extended to any p are n ts In th e
com m unity who have children they
w ish baptized, to p resen t them at
th is service.
CHILDREN’S DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
EVANGELIST TO
PREACH SUNDAY
Mrs. G enevieve Booth-Cllbborn,
who h as filled th e p ulpit of th e
G resham U ndenom inational tem ple
the past tw o Sundays In the a b
sence of th e re g u la r p astor, the
Rev. S. F. P itts, w ill preach her
concluding serm on next Sunday a f
ternoon a t 2 o’clock from th e sub
ject, "M odern H eart F a ilu re ”. S un
day school will be held a t 10
o ’clock In the m orning and th ere
will be preaching again Sunday
evening. Ail u re Invited to attend.
F riday E vening, Ju n e 10— Vic
tory B aseball club stra w b e rry and
, Ice cream sociul F lem ing's grove.
Ju n e 11—S outheast circle bake
sale a t A. W. M etzger store.
S atu rd ay, Ju n e 11—A nnual pic
nic ot Sw edish Mission Sunday
i school at Dodge park.
S atu rd ay Evening, Ju n e 11—V isit
and ad d ress of national g range
m aster, L ouis J. T abor, at Fairview
grange.
Ju n e 13 to 18— P ortlan d Rose
R egular preach in g services will
F estival week.
be held a t the Zion Evangelical
S atu rd ay , Ju ly 23—A nnual F arm -
ch u rch Sunday m orning a t 11
C hildren’» Day and also eri’ H eld Day a tjfa ir. ground«.
o’clock
E lm h u rst Sunday will be observed.
Monday, Ju n e 27—E lection of
A serm on fitting th e occasion will high school board director.
Summer Outdoor Band Concerts
Will you help finance the sum m er o pen-air concert» to be
given by the G resham Concert Band? Use th e blank below and
send In your su b scrip tio n to Dr. H. C. Johnson, m a n ag e r; H arry
B jur. tre a s u re r or to the G resham Outlook. It will take a t least
$35 a concert and th e re should be 12 o r 14 concerts.
Start the Mu»lc.
How Muchi
I her« by su b scrib e $ .....................to th e band fund, payable
........... (cash, w eekly or m onthly). A m ount h e re w ith ...................
Name
A ddress ...................
D a te ................................................ 1927.
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