G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 17, NO. »2
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
____________________ OB ESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1937
Fair Race Track
Taking Shape Fast
Park at Troutdale
Gets Improvements
The follow ing have co n trib u ted
I tow ard the sum m er o pen-air band
, ___ _
. .
.
.
o n cer‘8- Is your nam e in th e list
Previously announced
$138 00
r . r Bailey . . . . .
2^00
1 T he O scarette .. .
\ .
5.00
E d w ard s’ C leaners & D yers.
2.50
G. M. D a v id s o n ..............
2.60
T odd’s B arber Shop ..........
5.00
G resham T ailo rs & C leaners
5.00
C arl Dahl .................................
5.00
E. E. W e llin g ...................
5.00
Piggly W iggly Store .. . . . . 10.00
20th C entury G rocery .........
2.50
Guy D. Jones .........................
2.50
F irs t S tate B a n k ........... 15.00
R oberts' Confectionery
. . . . 5.00
_____________92.»» Per Year
3-Day Celebration Fairview Church to
al Blue Lake Park Have Children’s Day
Strawberry Workers
Gresham Locals
Crowd the Cannery
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sm ith have m ade
Sunday m orning w orship at the
E dw ard B. S tarkey of C orvallis
m any im provem ents in th e ir place
M emorial
P resb y terian
A ccording to p rese n t p lans of th e
Blue L ake P ark, a m ile n o rth of Sm ith
th
is
sp
rin
g
and
sum
m
er.
It
now
has
and
K. D. Fendall, retirin g head of
M ultnom ah county fair sp o rts com -
T he b< rry season has opened
church
will
begin
at
11
o’clock.
The
the ap p earan ce of a real re so rt as Fairview , is destined to become serm on w ill be delivered by the th e high school a g ric u ltu ra l de
one
of
th
e
m
ost
p
opular
picnic
with
a s'.'ing and again th e local
m ittee the racing program for 1927
they have built six cabins an d have
pasto r, th e Rev. E R. D. H ollen-
w ill be second to none. W ork is
them furnished for light house g rounds w ithin easy reach of P o rt sted, from the subject, "H eroes of p artm en t. w ere Outlook calle rs cannery presen ts a busy scene as
p rogressing rapidly on the im prove-
keeping. They a re pu ttin g in a land due to the energetic Influence the C ro ss”. A C hildren's Day p ro T uesday Mr S tarkey, who is Mr. approxlm . tely 30« w orkers, e n
m ent of th e tra c k and w hen com
com m unity kitchen and show er and w ork of J. A. McGill, g en eral gram w ill be rendered by th e S u n F endall's successor as a m em ber of gaged lit 1 arious activities connect
pleted this should m ake one of the
m anager, and his associates
baths.
th e high school faculty, has p la n ed with t te fru it industry, pursue
best equipped tra c k s in the n o rth
It has m any o u tstan d in g featu res day school in th e evening a t 8
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
alter
W
istrand
o'clock The Rev. G. II. W ilbur of ned to move to this locality w ith th eir task 1. T ents a re being ere ct
west.
stro
n
g
ly
in
its
favor
when
it
com
es
and A lbert Zeibeck of P o rtlan d and
Hood R iver will give a sh o rt ad his family about August 1. He will
The half-m ile tra c k w ill be braced
ed and t) e urgent needs of light
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl Zeibeck spent to accom m odating the larg e o rg an d ress a t th is service.
on the tu rn s w ith a live - to - one
izations w hich hold an n u al picnics.
Sunday
a
t
Gordon
Creek
p
icn
ick
Born to Mr. and Mrs Jam es E. probably occupy the place w here housekeeping attended to th a t all
slope. T he course is 4a feet in
T here is alm o st unlim ited space B arclay of Fairview on Ju n e 8. a Mr. F endall lives in th e G ilbert d is effort p ortlb le may be put into ta k
ing.
w idth on straig h taw a y and 80 feet
E. W ren of Spokane was a visitor a large body of w ater affording all d au g h ter who has been nam ed tric t and drive one of th e high ing care . f the fruit. U pw ards of
on tu rn s, w hich should in su re both
at the home of Mrs. M argaret th e p astim es and p leasu res of w a G race Viola.
safety and speed in any class of
school busses Mr. S tark ey farm ed ten tons 1 f straw b e rrie s w ere re
te r sp o rts and the grounds are
Mr. and Mrs. G. O Dolph r e
B urns on Tuesday.
races brought to the fair. Some
for four years follow ing his g ra d u ceived in one day th e first p art of
easily reached.
tu
rn
ed
today
from
a
tw
o
m
onths'
difficulty w as experienced in the
Mrs. Lee E vans en tertain ed about
ation
from Oregon A g ricu ltu ral the week, and with favorable
More
and
m
ore
the
la
rg
e
r
o
rg
an
visit
in
T
exas
with
th
eir
son.
They
construction of th e rac e tra c k on
T otal ................................... $205.00 20 little boys and g irls at her home izations d esire to get aw ay from
re p o rt th e w eath er th e re ex trem e college In 1922. For the past w in w eather tl is tonnage will be con
th e fair g rounds as p a r t of it is
Monday afternoon in honor of her
G reat ly hot, it being 104 degrees th e day te r lie has been employed at th e ex
underlaid by beaverdam . T his con
d au g h ter R u th ’s sixth birthday. A the city for tb eir picnics
sid erab ly ilc reased .
dition, how ever, will Im prove the TODD’S PAINT SHOP
num ber of gam es w ere played, im provem ents have been m ade in they left.
Accordl ; to ex perts a t the ca n
Mr. and Mrs. H. M cM aster of perim ent statio n of the college and
NOW IN NEW HOME lunch w as served and each child th e grounds and all is In readiness
footing, m aking it tough and
springy.
received a dainty favor. Mrs. Ruth to accom m odate the crowds. It is Camas, W ashington, w ere Sunday th is sp rin g w as engaged in educa nery who are uble to distinguish
He plans to attend in stan tly the b etter class of berries,
A $1500 auto race will be a fea
T he Todd paint shop is th e first B rink and Mrs. B lanche Bergfield an ideal place for private as w ell d in n er guests at th e hom e of th e tional work
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. I). H ollensted. the S m ith-H ughes conference to be
tu re of the racing program of the of the five business estab lish m en ts of P o rtlan d , R uth's g ran d m o th er as large parties.
the output so ta r is not of as fine
The Rev. J. F. Dunlop, p asto r of
fair. The race will have a run of to occupy new q u a rte rs in th e Len and aunt, assisted Mrs. Evans.
V eterans Picnic July 2-1 .
th e Fairview Methodist ch u rch , will held ut Redmond. Oregon, In July. a q u ality a< m ight be. T he heavy
live m iles w ith ten laps and five ard and D ow sett buildings nearin g
The
V
eterans
of
Foreign
W
ars,
H. E. A lbert of P o rtlan d spent
preach Sunday m orning at 11
T he B jur E lectric sto re haH be- rain s of th • early p a rt of the sea-
heats, and will be m ost w arm ly com pletion on Pow ell street. Todd
evening at the home of P o rtlan d posts, will hold th eir big o'clock from the subject, “W ork.”
contested, according to indications. th e paint man. occupies th e first Tuesday
an
n
u
al
picnic
and
celeb
ratio
n
at
gun the rem oval of its stock from 80,1 seem ln {ly caused som e of th e
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kendall.
All
are
invited
to
atten
d
.
E n try b lanks for th is event may of the th ree D ow sett stores. He
Mr. and Mrs. E. P eters of W ilder, Blue L ake p ark on S aturday, S un
Mrs. W I). Brooks and d au g h ter th e old building which It has been ' fru ,t to b nme deform ed and In
be obtained for th e asking a t the has his stock of p ain ts and w all Idaho,
w ere v isito rs at the R. I). day and Monday, Ju ly 2, 3 and 4.
se c re ta ry ’s office on th e grounds. paper moved from across th e stree t H ew itt home last week. Mrs. P e It will be a g re a t jam boree w ith all K ath erin e left for Texas last week occupying tem p o rarily to th e fine some cases .lighted However, th e
The prem ium lists a re off the and is getting settled and ready for te rs is a siste r of Mr. Hewitt.
th a t goes to m ake a rousing Fourth. to visit w ith friends and relatives. new q u a rte rs In the Oregon Tele- 811,1 now ae> ms to be m aking up for
p ress and are now being dis business which was slightly in te r
“T re n ch e s
of
f’h attea u - They will be aw ay all sum m er.
phone com pany building. They ex- ,1,8t ‘ ¡m e u t I the ap p earan ce of th e
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P arish moved The
Mrs. Abbie W eudall of Seaside
tributed. Get a copy and prep are rupted by his move to and from the T uesday into th e ir new hom e ju sf T h ie rry ” will be re-enacted. T h ere
p
e d to lie well settled by tom or- fru it is beco ning Improved. To tne
.u
eso
a
y
nto
m
e
ir
new
nome
ju
s
t
■
Is
spending
u
few
days
visiting
for
for the big event. The fair dates old G resham Produce building. Mr fl°ve-?oom bunga Sw‘
™
^ n d 'and
X S ln ? .
Fairview frien d ]. W h l.e 'h e re row. T he fro n t of th e room will m ajority
o rdinary folks th e
a re A ugust 2 to 7.
Todd w ill e n larg e his stock.
Mr
and
M
rT
w
iU
ta
m
E.
E
spe
of
T
h
ere
w
ill
be
a
big
barbecue.
•»>“
•»
guest
of
Mrs.
C.
G.
Fan-
she
is
th
e
O
lie
used
for
display
purposes
and
straw
b
e
rry
^
'h
is
year ta ste s like the
The se c re ta ry 's office phone oil
T he sto re room next to th e paint
eher.
the grounds is 1251. Mrs. G race , shop on the east will be occupied Crookston, Minn., spent last week lots of firew orks and su rp rises.
the re a r will house th e work room reg u lar old fashioned sam ple, es-
T he d elegates for th e cooking
Exley is assistin g S ecretary A. W. by a jew elry store. A. H. Mealey, with Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeibeck.
club left Sunday for th e sum m er of the com pany. A rth u r B jur is peclally w! en enhanced with a
Metzger on the grounds.
8 of
M ilton-F reew ater,
an
ex They left F riday for C alifornia to MISSIONARI EN TO
school at O. A. C. T hose going assisted ein his electrical work by piece of sh irtcake and an am ple
Dpriei
perjenced
man in th is line, w ill a r visit o th er friends. They w ere old
SPEAK THIS EVENING were. P au lin e B uckner, C h arlo tte bis son H arry and his nephew supply of w lipped cream .
GREAT QUESTIONS
rive th is week to open a first-class schoolm ates of th e Zeibecks.
H ughes and Mina Langley. Mrs. Hugo Bjur, both of whom are
T h ere seer is to be no danger of a
UNDER DISCUSSION Jewelry shop. He w ill occupy the
Mrs. Louise Cole and son H arley
The last q u a rte rly m eeting of the Beulah M cElwaln. the club leader,
Knox house on east Powell stree t if Kelso, Wash., spent a few days
learning the business under his su lack of com petent help in taking
y
ear
w
ill
be
held
at
th
e
F
ree
"’as
chosen
us
chaperon
for
Mult-
1 wo g re a t questions will form recently vacated by H. A. Barnes. ¡siting w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and
pervision.
ca re of the je rrie s, as w as ex p eri
M ethodlst ch u rch from F rid ay eve-
counO Kiris.
IMe la st sto re space of th e five Mrs. L. Helming.
the basis of the serm ons next S un
enced last 'ear. Both men and
F
u
n
eral
services
w
ere
held
Mon
an(J (.„,1(|y
The M isses M argaret and K ate ning un til S unday evening In d u s- from „,,,
day at the M ethodist church. In in th is new block has been leased
by E lizab eth ’s Frock shoppe and
lark e of Jan esv ille, Wis., w ere ive. In th e absence of th e d istric t send two delegates and th e P aren t- day aftern o o n a t the G resham F u women in qu -st of em ploym ent are
the m orning, the p asto r is to th
e m illinery of Miss Eva H alsey. dinner g u ests at the A. D. K endall elder. th e Rev. W. N. Coffee who T eacher association kindly sent the neral p u rlo rs for Itusko, the six- being turned aside each day. T here
preach on th e question, “Is the Miss Baldwin and Miss H alsey have home Sunday.
third. The spleudid m usic for the year-old d au g h ter of th e Ja p an e se a re now abot t 250 women w orkers
Modern Youth W orth S aving?’’, been occupying q u a rte rs in the
Mr. and Mrs. It. D. H ew itt and with his wife is attending g eneral dance was donated by W D K in
liildren, C harles and Evelyn, w ent conference in New York, a dele- der and eight friends. T he club M orishita fam ily living on th e flats 1,1 *he <’4inn* ’y. 200 In th e hulling
w ith th e additional question, If so, F irs t S tate Bank building.
south of Powell street. D eath took d ep artm ent and 50 on the floor.
to
A lbany last S atu rd ay to atten d gate from th e 'Oregon conference is very g ratefu l for this, help
G
resham
T
ailo
rs
and
C
leaners
why don’t we save them a ll? In
T he b arrelin g process is being
of w hich P eter L enard is p ro p ri
OfAh“
£
ly.“
e
r'
'
“
"
I“
*’’
‘he
Rev.
and
Mrs.
E
L.
Silva
will
Miss Victoria Rice is home for place a t th e isolation hospital on
th e evening th e question to be d is etor, will move into the west room of w hich Mrs. H ew itt is a m em ber
j th e sum m er from R ainier high S atu rd ay . Ju n e 11, eight days fol disposed of som ew hat differently
conduct
th
e
q
u
a
rte
rly
m
eeting.
As
cussed w ill be of a kindred n atu re , of the L enard building and G resh The C lym ers a re d escendants of
school w here she has been teach- low ing th a t of u younger b ro th er at th is season han previously. To
nam ely, “Is the Modern Church am Shoe shop, C arl Dahl, will move he Geo. Clym ers who signed the they have ju st retu rn ed from w ar- ! ing.
m eet th e den ands of th e buyer an
D
eclaration
of
Independence.
to rn China, forced out and barely
Miss Maytne B urns en tertain ed the sam e place. The two deaths reg a rd s the t ze of b erries used In
W orth S aving?” T his w ill deal into th e east h alf of th is building.
Miss
L
illian
W
allace
of
Spokane
The move will be m ade into the
escaping w ith th e ir lives, m uch of several P o rtlan d frien d s at a w ere caused by whooping cough a t
w ith the p resen t tendencies of peo new places soon.
a guest at th e hom e of Mrs.
p reserv es a. d o therw ise it has
th e ir ta lk s at th e m eeting will be luncheon last S atu rd ay at her tended w ith com plications. In te r
ple tow ard th e church, and the v a r
M argaret Burns.
I home w est of Fairview . T hose a t ment was made in G resham cem e been necesscry to Install a grader
L ittle L enora and Basil L am pert d escriptive of th eir experiences in tending from here w ere Mrs. T. C.
ious proposals m ade to in crease IMI R ELEUTRIU STORE”
T he fru it is
aded Into th re e sizes.
spent W ednesday night w ith th e ir th a t country. A few older m is Millar, Mrs. B. B. H all and Mrs. tery.
th e efficiency of th e church, p a r
Four b a rre ls ire placed in position
INVITES YOUR GUESS uncle and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. A r sio n aries have rem ained in China W. E. T egart.
Hugh
McClure,
son
of
Mr.
and
tic u la rly th e one outlined in th e
th u r Matches.
j to receive t ie b erries from ifie
Mrs. E. E. H eslin is home from
recen t w riting of Mr. H arold Bell
In connection w ith the opening
Mr. ai.d Mrs. C. F. Zeibeck e n to hold tog eh er w hat is left of the 1 n u rsin g her sister-in -law , Mrs. Mrs. J. Q McClure living ea st of g rad er, and o«er the m achine four
native
C
.hiistlans
Mr
and
Mrs.
of
B
jur
electric
sto
re
in
th
e
new
G
resham
,
retu
rn
ed
laBt
week
from
te rtain e d a t d inner Monday even
W right, "God and the Grc4:eryman "
nnie L ittlepage, who passed aw ay
su g ar chutes , ave bee.i constructed
u a rte rs of th e Oregon T elephone ing Mr. and Mrs. H. H. G randy, Silva will re la te first hand th e ir ex A
Livingston. M ontana, w here he had
T here is m uch to be said about q building,
F riday from cancer.
which distr'.bt tea th e su g ar evenly
A rth u r B jur. ow ner has Miss T illie A nderson and H erm an p erience of conditions on th e field la st
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
John
Jo
n
a
s
and
been
visiting
since
the
d
o
s
e
of
these m a tte rs, and th e serm ons in stitu ted a novel ad v ertisin g stu n t M orris, all of P o rtlan d . The even
into th e b a rn Is by a siftin g pro-
Mrs.
Jessie
M
illar
are
rep
rese
n
tin
g
T he public is Invited to profit by
school
w ith
his two sisters.
should be both in te restin g and w hich will prove of co nsiderable ing was spent in playing bridge.
| cess, ra th e r th in by th s old m ethod
Fairview g ran g e a t Oregon sta te
in te re st during th e rem ain d er of
‘G ran d p a” Hugh McClure Is at th e !
E dw ard H ughes of T h ornton, th e se set vices w hich undoubtedly gran g e at C orvallis tills week.
helpful.
of pouring It In at intervals.
T he Sunday school will m eet a t the m onth. Beginning tom orrow , W ash., form erly of Jan esv ille. Wis., will be In terestin g
Mrs. W alter Patlrick and her two home of his son J. Q. McClure for
Miss CoVa G leen, se creta ry of the
Ju n e 18. a m am m oth H otpoint elec w as a visito r at th e A. D. K endall
d au g h ters Doris and M arg aret a t an Indefinite stay. He lives in
10 o'clock w ith classes and in s tru c tric iron, com plete w ith the excep home W ednesday.
_
.
,,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
B
erry
G row ers P ark in g compan-i.
tended th e club dance given ut G rand Rapids. Michigan
7111 DAY ADVENTISTS
Mr Me . .
,
,
,
tion for all groups. And a t 7 th e tion of th e elem ent, will be on d is
Is in charge of the office force
Fairview
last
F
riday
evening.
ANNOUNCES
SERVICES
Clure, w hose age of 87 can hard ly
E pw orth L eague w ill discuss the play in the window and good
ORMER RASTOR WILL
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. S tone and
which consists of Miss R uth Sche-
topic,
“College;
Why,
W here, guessers will have an o p p ortunity
O( < I RY ZION PULRIT 1 Th w eekly Sabbath services of children w ere re c e n t g u ests at th e be believed by his friends, w as for deen. Miss Ma« Nelson, Miss S arah
to try th e ir skill. W hat does it
home oft Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard a w hile an inm ate of A ndersonville
How.” Miss Violet Coe is scheduled w eigh? The best g u esser as to the
j M etzger and k^rs. Josephine Q ues
P reach in g services will be held th e Seventh Day A dventists will Belton of Canby.
prison d u rin g th e Civil w ar. H e I
to lead.
w eight will receive a handsom e
in b erry .
M-s Q uesinberry has
begin
w
ith
Sabbath
school
a
t
10
Miss
L
illian
H
eslin
is
hom
e
from
—- ■
iron, a fac sim ile of th e la rg e r one a t th e Zion E vangelical ch u rch at
ca rrie d off th e prize S atu rd ay eve
A group of happy boys and g irls ' and a fine p racticab le gift, w hich 11 a. m. T he Rev. H. R. G ebhardt a. m., follow ed by p reach in g se rv O. A. C. for the sum m er vacation. ning as th e oldest man p resen t ut ' ch arg e of the work form erly done
A reunion of fam ily and friends
boarded tw o of th e high school would be a delight to th e lady of a form er p asto r, will preach. Old ice at 11. T he young p e o p le 's Mis took place Bunday at th e old H es the Page * Com pany grocery open- ' by Mrs. A lta G entry, assigning
pickers to th e ir respective loca
sionary V olunteer band will m eet lin home, now th e hom e of Claude
busses Sunday m orning en route to !the, house. Tlle
iron w ill be
Ing
..
.
,
,
. . 1 weighed on Ju ly 1, th e re su lt to be frien d s w ill be glad to g reet him at 3 o'clock Sabbath afternoon. T he C. H eslin.
tions.
T
hirty-seven
p
ersons
the sum m er school session of th e p | at.ed in the window for thp f l m and h ea r him again. T he public
D r. M ary Becker, local chlro- j
O. A. C extension club w ork held th ree days of Ju ly , to g eth er w ith is cordially invited. S unday school weekly services in th e new church w ere present and ail bad a m ost
enjoyable tim e. T hey were,M rs. prai tic physician, has recently
are
being
well
attended.
All
are
an n u a lly at C orvallis. T he busses “ ie scales on w hich th e iron will will m eet a t 10. The p are n ts a re
C arrie Jocelyn, Mr. and Mrs. E lm er added a new m achine to her a l
w ere driven by W illiam C a rlste d t l,e weighed.
D unbar, Mr. and Mrs. B ruce K el ready w ell-equipped q u a rte rs. The
asked to cooperate in g ettin g th e co rd ially Invited
Miss E lizabeth Johnson and her
and B. M. H ow ell and th e five-hour
J he «ue88er 1111181 be 16 y ea rs of
logg, Mrs. L uta Cox. Mr. and Mrs.
m other Mrs. Marion Johnson left
, j j r . and Mrs. C. H. C alkins left Je
new
device
Is
known
as
th
e
u
ltra
1
, .
~ J * rv
1.1
' age and over. You a re invited to ch ild ren o ut on tim e.
sse D unbar, Mrs. Sadie-O rr-D un
trip w as m ade to C orvallis w ithout ,.a |i, tnHpect th e new 8tore and
T he G resham circle of th e Worn- T uesday m orning on th e ir e a ste rn liar, K ath e rin e and Allen D unbar, I violet rays and is m anipulated by W ednesday for a trip to Seaside
anil oth er beach resorts. Miss Jo h n
incident. N early 60 young people 1 m ake your guess.
en ’s union w ill give a stra w b e rry ‘r 'P ‘or w hich they have been mak Mr. and Mrs. E. E H eslin. Mr. and electricity.
T he violet ray s are son gets a vacitio n of two weeks
ing
p
rep
a
ra
tio
n
s
for
some
tim
e
left to be p rese n t a t th e opening of
"
social T uesday evening on th e lawn
Mrs. O scar Bkoglund, Ted and
past. T h eir journey will continue L illian H eslin. Mrs. A nnie H elney, 1 em itted from a q u a rtz lamp and a re “ t th is tim e from her duties at the
the tw o-w eeks’ session and a few
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. of th e church.
postoffiie and tauc.h of it will be
eastw
ard
as
far
as
Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene F urg u so n and 1 spi'claliy p en e tratin g in th e tr e a t { sp. nt a t the seashore.
w ill go la ter to enjoy a few days i J 0/ , '1 f ore.y u i uSandy °,n , Ju n e 1-
„
1 M other and baby are doing well
son Richard, Mrs. F erguson, Miss m ent of deep-seated diseases
A well-filled ludltorium greeted
w ith th e ir classm ates.
1 a t th e hom e of Mrs. C arrie Pow ell.
C a llli'
H e s lin , J o h n
T
H< ItB
Mrs. F ran k H am lin u n d erw en t a th e Cotton Blossom sin g e rs T u es
• laii'b c llis lin . Mr and M rs D an
day evening nt the M ethodist
Thom son, Enid and V irginia T hom m ajo r operation ut Good S am a ri church
w here N< gro ap lrltaa la, and
son, Mrs. Thom son, Mrs. S t e ll a tan hospital T uesday m orning.
songs were enjoyed by those
B lair, O rville, Jean anil Jo h n n ie H er condition ìh rep o rted as s a tis ' folk
present. The program was given
Blair, Mrs. Elsie L angley and John factory.
in the in terest of the Piney Woods
ami Ivan Langley. Mrs. Ferguson
Sunday g u ests a t the home of Mr. school, an Industrial school fo r the
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene F erguson
and
Mrs. E. M. Gamp w ere Mr and colored race, founded in 1910 and
and son Richard drove from H epp
which has a phenom enal grow th
ner to join In the reunion. R ichard Mrs. Jam es Gamp and children and Everyone was pleased w ith the fine
F erguson w as th e only baby p re s Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and son g entlem anly ap p earan ce of the
ent.
of Mozler, Oregon, Mrs. C arrie young men com posing the malts
a rte t and wllh the selections
BAPTIST SI ND U SCHOOL Noble and ch ild ren of P o rtlan d q w u hich
they re td e re d . A young
BEGINS CONTENT and Mr. and Mrs. A. I), ('am p.
woman sang In several num bers,
W. II Evans, lately arriv ed from and Mrs. Lawrem e G. Jones, a s s is t
A h ealthful and In terestin g com Stevenson, W ashington, w as In an t principal of he school was in
petition is on in the Bible school of G resham Monday looking for a ch a rg e of th e tro ip.
th e B aptist church to Increase th e | house Mr. r nd Mrs E vans a re for
In te re st in thorough p re p a ra tio n ,^ e pr<,g,.nt with Mr. E vans' broth-
o f the lessons. A card record
tern which enables th e se c re ta ry to o f 8 o u th K o b p rt, aVenue. He has
S atu rd ay Ever ing, Ju n e 18—
keep a careful record of the atten d - M curwl em ploym ent as a salesm an
ance and work of each sch o lar Is for th „ He8Be) im plem ent com pany. Dance and social at Sandy G range
hall, auspices Lar ies Alts'- Society
being used, t a n ftilly p rep ared re-
C arm an of Idaho F alls, ¡of Ht. M ichael's church
G enuine, G u a ra n te e d llo tp o in t Cairoti
p o rts a re given of th e w ork done by , daho and Frallk T aylor o( Hea, tle ,
Ju n e 18 and 19—O pening of
each class.
w ere c a lle rs a t th e Outlook office
The m orning service will follow Tuesday. Mr. G arm an was form er- speedw ay bowl.
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT
th e Bible school hour and th e p a s i ly, for a sh o rt tim e, em ployed at
Monday, Ju n e 2(1 2 p m
A nnual
to r will preach on th e su b ject th e Outlook.
school election at C ottrell school.
fflJIC K W ILL BUILD THEM
T o th e perso n g u e ssin g n e a re s t to th e c o rre c t
"Fancy and F act in R eligion”. T he
Mrs. E aston, who has been re sid
w eig h t of th e m am m o th iro n in o u r show w indow .
Monday, Ju n e ¡0— R egular an
Bible school will open at 9:45 a. tn. ing w ith her son A. W. Easton at nual school m eetli gs. D istrict No.
Gom e in and m ak e a guess, so m eo n e will w in th e
and
th
e
preach
in
g
service
a
t
II
A DEMONSTRATION WILL CONVINCE TOC
th e a p a rtm e n ts of Mrs. Annie 4, 2 p. m , grade s hool auditorium .
A rls d e d i c lu b
S u p e r Iron.
o'clock. T he B. Y. P.'U. will begin Hevel, left a few days ago for Ta- Di trlc i No 2f
T h e re As no cost o r o b lig a tio n c o n n ected w ith th e
a t 7 p. tn w ith Miss Marie Blom eom a, W ashington, w here she will house W ilkes d istric t No 7. Mon
as leader. The evening ch u rch m ake her home w ith a d au g h ter In day evening, 8 o'c ock.
g u e ssin g c o n te st. A nyone 16 y e a rs o r o ld e r is e n title d .
serv ice will com m ence a t 8 o'clock th a t city.
Tuesday Event ig, June 21—
to o n e fre e guess.
and the topic of the serm on will be
The Rev. H. F. P itts arriv ed Wed S traw b erry and Isa cream social
"F aith and F act In R eligion’*. The nesday from Omaha, N ebraska, Zinn E vangelical *!lu rc h lawn.
In case of a tie , th e c o n te s ta n ts in th e tie , w ill
p ray er m eeting and choir re h e a rsa l w here he has been atten d in g a n a t
d raw to see w ho w ins.
will be held W ednesday evening.
ional convention of Ihe C h ristian
G aesking Hegins Satardw y, J u n e |s and co n te st closes
M issionary A lliance. It is expected
Sales and Service
COTTRELL
T h u rs d a y , J u n e SO.
he will occupy his pulpit next B un
Given u n d er-th e i us pices of the
day.
I
1 he an n u a l school eleetioh In the
J he public is invited to come in to our new
laid les' A ltar Society of
T
he
Bpizerlnktuni
club
of
tlie
C o ttrell d istric t will be held Mon
Bt. M ichael's C hurch, Bandy
store and get acquainted.
day afternoon, une 20. at 2 o'clo«'k O reshnm O range wil not meet this
In th e school Joiise. A school di week. T he me«*tings of th e club
rec to r will be elected for a th ree- will be discontinued en tirely d u r
year term and the clerk of th e
hoard for a period of one year. ing th e sum m er m onths.
Miss Helen F ish er of Globe.
At th e Suudy t m a g e H all ,
Mrs. A. J. A ult is th e p rese n t d i
NEW TELEPH O N E BLDG
re« to r whose term expires and E E. Arizona, is h ere for (he sum m er as
C afeteria Lun h Served
V anFteet is serving as clerk. T hese the house guest of Miss G ertrude
R hone 601
M ain S treet
I
elections are im p o rtan t and all vo A lexander
Admlssl» i .W
te rs are urged to h«' present.
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