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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1927)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, PAGE FOUR Gresham Locals A p arty consisting of Miss Mil dred K ennedy and Charley South a rd of P o rtlan d , Miss Daisy Daly, E dw ard Mink, C lair G ulilkson and Miss Goldie B jur enjoyed a w eek end clim b of L arch m ountain. The young folks w ere chaperoned by Miss K ennedy's m other. F. M. M cLean, w ith his assista n t J. 8. Lynd, is in charge of a dis play booth a t the county fair fea tu rin g a line of oil paintings. Mr. McLean is planning to move to G resham w ith his fam ily in October and will m ake th is his head q u ar te rs as a studio. Mr. McLean and Mr. Lynd are visiting with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam An derson on South Roberts avenue. Mrs. F ra n k G erard and her b ro th er R alph Wood of Los An geles arc visiting at the home of th e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Wood. Mrs. G erard Is accom panied by h er sons Johnny and F rank. They arrived T uesday and will probably spend a month in Oregon, G uests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T. St. C lair are the Mat te r ’s sister, Mrs. H. Donley and her g ran d d au g h ter, B arbara Jean A sh w orth of Spokane and Mrs. Don ley's daughter, Mrs. Dorothy M. Dueber. B. H. Conkle, principal of the Medforil school, is the guest of his sister Mrs. Jam es S terling and fam ily. D inner guests of the S te rl ings on W ednesday evening were P rin cip al R. W. Rose of P ark ro se school, Mrs. Rose and baby. Mrs. G. F. G ustafson and fam ily from P ortland have been the guests for a few days a t the Otto M agnu son home. Mrs. G ustafson’s little daughter, Genevieve, ti years old, read 10 Bible v e.ses which she had m em orized nt the Aim berry farm service. She Is a favorite with P ortland m in isters, who call her th e "little m in iste r.” To her te ac h er she Is "the baby reader." She often has as m any ns four direct calls during th e week. Genevieve Is a pupil of Mrs. E verett M arshall H urd of P o rtlan d , teacher of d ra m atic a rt and expression. Dr. George B. M allett is planning to spend all of next week at New port and other beaches and ex pects to retu rn on Sunday* Aug. 14. T he five m iles of paved roadw ay extending from Powell Valley sta- toln to the boundary line of M ult nom ah and C lackam as counties are now com pleted and open to traffic. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth F endall are moving tills week to th eir new location on a farm five m iles from Newberg. On W ednesday evening of last week they w ere given a farew ell reception at the home of Mrs. H. S Clow T he Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Judd w ere present In addition to the m em bers of the choir. Mr. and Mrs. F endall were presented with a handsom e fram ed picture of Mt. Hood as a sm all token of es teem from friends. They will be g rea tly m issed in church circles w here they have taken a prom inent p a rt In Its activities. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jones and th e ir guest, Mrs. M. W Pedersen of Long Beach. C alifornia, retu rn ed Monday from a trip to Pendleton. Mrs. P edersen will visit the fair h ere th is week nnd leave for her home Sunday. Mrs. A F. Mason cam e from W estport T uesday to visit her sis te r, Mrs. J. W. Maloy, bringing w ith her th eir m other, Mrs. S. Wold, who has been down the river w ith Mrs. Mason for the past two m onths. Mrs. Mason w as accom panied h.v her two youngest ch il dren, S tanley and Shirley. They will spend th e en tire w, ek here. Mrs John M etlger Is able to be o u t again afte r an illness of several w eeks. She expects to go later to her beach cottage at Seaside. C onsiderable sym pathy is being expressed for S. 8. Thom pson, ow n er of the new ly opened Mt. Hood Service statio n on West Powell stree t, whose grandson, Lloyd Long for whom the business Investm ent w as made, suddenly announced his Intention of going to Seattle. T hom pson had generously offered to defer paym ents on the plant u n til Long becam e established In the business. Instead of appreciating th e offer th e young man Is said to have m ade the first paym ent on a car, w hich w as reported to have been a gift to Mrs. Long from her brother, and to have taken as much money as he could collect on bills before he and his wife left Enos V olbrecbt is assisting Mr Thom p son. The Rev L. A Skuzle and family moved th is m orning to their new home In th e A lberta d istric t ami Rev D. B. W etlitl and fam ily a re here from St. Johns to occupy th e parsonage of th e F ree Method ist church. T here w ill be the usual Sunday services In the church, Sunday school at lo a. tn , followed —___ -a , « eb.,. Miss Cora Johnson, w hile a tte n d ing to th e duties as secretary of the boys’ and g irls ’ club d e p a rt m ent d u rin g th e fair, is visiting w ith h er p aren ts Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Johnson on Cleveland avenue. Miss Johnson has been em ployed as sec re ta ry to Miss Ruth G lassow , d i rec to r of physical education a t O re gon A g ricu ltu ral college. She ex pects to leave soon for a trip th ro u g h Y ellow stone N ational park. Raymond F. V anSlyke of P o rt land, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Van Slyke of G resham , has been r e moved to his home from St. V in cents hospital w here he underw ent a serious operation tw o w eeks ago, when a larg e p a rt of his stom ach was removed on account of ulcers. He is m aking a rem ark ab le recov ery from his operation. G uests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n th is week are the fo rm er’s nephew . Judge W alker F. H ull of the p ro b ate co u rt of W innebago county, Illinois, und Mrs. Hull. They are going by a u tom obile and are expecting to m ake the round trip in 30 days. On the way they visited Coolidge’s su m m er W hite House in th e Black H ills and cam e th ro u g h Y ellowstone N ational P ark . T hey expect to leave S a tu rd a y m orning for so u th ern C alifornia, and from th e re will m ake Salt L ake City and proceed eastw ard to th e ir home. Mr. and Mrs. Noble and th e la t te r's sister Miss E lean o r Hoag are here from Chicago for a few weeks at th e home of Mr. N oble’s b ro th er- in-law ami sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. K ilgore. Among th e nam es of those r e cently g ran ted divorces in the c ir cuit court of the county ap p ears th a t of Rosa M. Roork, who has been given a divorce from P leasan t II. Roork. Miss Sudie Dotson of A storia Is the g u est of Miss Em m a B. Jo h n son and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair and Is tak in g in th e a ttra c tio n s of th e fair. Miss Lily Maud P h ilip s of O re gon City is visiting w ith her uncle ; and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Car- oth ers. Miss P hilips, who is a g rad u ate of th e E llison-W hite con serv ato ry of music, hopes to o r ganize a m usical k in d erg arten in I G resham . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brooks of H ills b o ro will be e n tertain ed th is evening at d inner by Mr. and Mrs. George D uncan. Mr. B rooks is one of th e sn a re drum m ers in th e fife and drum co rp s on th e county fair grounds. Mrs. E thel Miller, her m other Mrs. E lizabeth McLain, Mrs. R alph Miller and T heodore McLain left th is m orning for a th ree-w eek s’ trip east. They expect to visit the Rocky M ountain n ational p ark in Colorado and possibly G lacier p ark before retu rn in g . Many exclam ations of delight are h eard th ese intensely h ot days as v isito rs wend th e ir way from the blinding sun into th e cool atm os ph ere of th e fioral d ep artm en t of the fair w here an aq u atic pond of w ater lilies and a shim m ering foun- burn. Ju liu s B roetje's pond lily tra in in g school. Miss Cora Giese garden a ttra c ts much favor. Mrs. won th e M ountain View F lo ral Minto of Tea W hat n u rsery at com pany’s first prize for th e best Clackam as deserves th e cred it for am ate u r display of cut roses. the rock ery of th is b eautiful lily Country Home for Sale. Mrs. A R. H einey is ag ain in pond. Two acres, ac res in berries, The T ro u td ale F low er club won 1 ch arg e of th e floral display, and as 35 tree o rchard, house, 6 room s usual has m ade it a success. T here the P o rtlan d Seed com pany's spec w ith bath. Bull Run w ater, electric are several new e n tra n ts this year, ial grand sw eepstake prize for the light. New chicken house for 350 C h ick e n s and garage. Located 3 —th e Capitol H ill Com m unity club, best am ate u r cu t dow er display. I m iles east of G resham on Powell The Meier & F ra n k special for th e th e B auer A quatic g ardens and the V alley road. Inquire K arl J. Hag- Boys’ T rain in g School at Wood- best display of Oregon d ah lias by berg, phone 578, G resham , Ore- professionals was won by th e boys’ ' gon.—Adv. Hands of Hardship Needlework Art Scores For low est rate s on autom obile, tru ck nnd g eneral in su ran c e see II. W. T horne.—Adv. 1W7 in d elight th e senses, to say Floral Exhibits Are I 1 ta nothing of the beautiful blossom s 1 th a t shed th e ir beauty and fra- Delight to Visitors i gran ce alike on all. A. C o n tin u ed from page 1 much im proved over th e accom m o dations of previous fairs. One never envies the w ork of th e Judges who have to decide as to the m erits of such exquisite pieces of handw ork as crow d th e display tables. E m broidered centerpieces, lunch sets, buffet sets, scarfs, vani- ty sets, pillow slips, ru g s, q u ilts, etc.,—one w oman said she w as lost in contem plation of how they ever found tim e to m ake all those dainty stitch es and so perfectly. A shaw l is on exhibition by a P o rtlan d woman and is said to have been m ade in the blind school in P ale s tine. Too m uch cred it can n o t be given the two ladies in ch arg e of th is de p artm en t for th e ir unflagging energy in p u ttin g on th is excellent display. They have given m uch of th e ir tim e for w eeks to gettin g th e d etails w orked out. AUGUST 5, , > I 1 Hovering hands of trouble and danger, loss and suffering, are constantly ready to clutch the man who has no money saved in the safety of a bank account. An easy prey to any form of misfortune, he is ever haunted by worry and fear that sap self- confidence, undermine efficiency and unfit him for success. But, since it is self imposed by not saving, why should anyone of sound mind and able body submit to such a handicap? The practice of thrift, actualized in deposits, provides protection against adversity and enables mastery over emergency. Meet Us A t The Fair Showing Latest Models WILEYS-KNIGHT CHRYSLER IMPLEMENTS WATER SYSTEMS The grip of fate is broken by the banking habit. HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. Banish calamity by building an account in our Bank. J. C. H ESSEL Phone 1141 W. A. H ESSEL Service Reliability FIRST STATE BANK G R ESH A M YOU are hofft Buyer rzw/ Seller A STRONG BANK a* P I G C L Y W IG G I7 MULTNOMAH COUNTY 01020201020202020202020102020102020248232323232353020202532353532353230 Buy only whai you want. Buy only that which you yourself can sell yourself. No one to urge you to buy other than that which you actually wish to buy. Piggly Wiggly Week-End Features FELS NAPTHA SOAP Three More Days Closing Sunday AFTERNOON PROGRAMS NIGHT PROGRAMS Friday, S aturday a n d S unday T onight and Saturday R ecord B o y s’ and G irls’ Club E x hibits. H orsesh oe P itch in g C ontest. urday and S u n d a y ). Hl Baby C linic. H an d som e (S a tu r d a y ). P rizes. 5 M iles D aily. 103 B est T rotters and P acers. Bucking, Bull D o g g in g , R ope Spin ning. 50 C ow boys and C ow girls. C low ns, A crob ats, Stunts, T h rills, F irew orks. L ivestock P a ra d es D aily. S cores o f S id e S h ow s, R ides, Etc. P h ., l ’abst III OW EISER Malt, t i n .......... • «fv U.’C 7Q„ HEINZ TOMATO Quartets, Soloists. Gresham Band 35c MT. H AMILTON SUGAR PEAS, c a n . .. 10c GEM IN E t HIÑESE NOOOEES, 3 pkgs 22c WATERMELONS pound ................. A Q z, 4.ft 1 O lo t 9 3 /p & /4 t t IN T E L O lT ’ES, pink m eat. 2 for. .. 19c HEINZ VINEGAR pints You’ll ap p reciate th e flavor. O il EES TOMATOES 2 pounds .................. 15c M J H’S JUNIOR COFFEE WALLA W I L L I ONIONS, 4 lbs 10c B IN IN IS 3 lb s ........................... PIGGLY WIGGLY TWIN BREAD, 2-Ib. q u ality loaves of w hite or w hole w heat, wax w rapped, 25c NEW POTATOES 10 lbs OQ BCEEAI.O MATtTIES 1 H 6 b o x es......................... Make your own selection of fruits and vegetables a t Piggly Wiggly. 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