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GRESHAM OTTLOOK, II YLEY PA STO R W ED S PO RTLA ND WOMAN A wedding of in te re st to friends th ro u g h o u t th is vicinity occurred S un d ay evening at the close of the p reach in g service at th e F irst Sw edish B aptist church in P ortlan d w hen th e Rev. John S. N ordell, p as to r of th e H aley B aptist church, w as united in w edlock w ith Miss Ju d ith H olst of P o rtlan d , a form er resid e n t of the Deep Creek neigh borhood. T he cerem ony w as perform ed by th e p asto r of th e church, the Rev. J. A lfred E rickson, in the presence •of th e congregation w hich filled the ch u rch. The couple left for a tw o- w eeks’ trip to S eattle to visit r e la tives, afte r w hich they w ill re tu rn to reside on a farm of the bride at Deep Creek. T he Rev. >fr. Nor- dell w ill continue his p asto ra te of th e B ap tist ch u rch a t H aley. T heir m any friends join in w ishes for th e ir fu tu re happiness. PO W ELL V ALLEY PLEA SA N T HOME M ultnom ah g ran g e m et in its reg u la r m onthly session on S a tu r day. F ra n k lin T. K orell and E lton W atkins w ere both p resen t and gave very in te restin g talk s. The g range m em bers a re so rry m ore voters w ere not p rese n t to h ear and see th ese men who a re to be voted on at th e com ing special election. The m em bers of th is g ran g e will meet on October 15 for an all-day session to im prove th e building and grounds. S tate M aster P alm iter has set th is day a p a rt as G range day, and every g ran g e in the sta te w ill be w orking on th a t day for the betterm ent of its organization. M. H. W heeler retu rn ed to C ar- son, W ashington, ou W ednesday to take fu rth e r tre a tm e n t for th e m al ady w ith w hich he has been af flicted for a num ber of years. He was accom panied by Victor Jo h n son, who is recovering from an a t ta c k of blood poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson e n te r tained at dinner on Sunday, ho n o r ing th e ir son and dau g h ter-in -law , who w ere recen tly m arried in P o rt land. T hose p rese n t w ere Mr. and Mrs. W. L. W ilkins, Mr. and Mrs. H ans Johanson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A nderson, Mrs. Jo sie A nderson. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. A nderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. A nderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Scoville, L ucille and H arold W ilkins, Roy Wade, Nick, R obert and L a u ra A nderson, E lnora, Alice, W right and H elen Scoville, the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nelson, and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. M cKinney w ent to Tygh V alley on F rid ay to spend a few days. E lm er B ankus, a fo rm er resid en t of th is com m unity, su rp rised his relativ es and frien d s by b ringing home a bride from S eattle a few days ago. Mr. B ankus is a m em ber of the co n tra ctin g firm of R ender- son & B ankus in P o rtlan d w here the couple w ill reside. T here w ill be p reach in g services a t th e P le a sa n t Home B aptist church on Sunday a t 11 and 8 o’clock. T he Sunday school will convene a t 10 o’clock and B.Y.P.U. a t 7:30. T he re g u la r w eekly p ray er m eeting w ill be held on T h u rsd ay evening followed by th e re g u la r m onthly business m eeting. All are cordially invited to atten d all th ese services. M argaret W heeler and H. L. Ball w ere exhibitors at th e recen t C lackam as county fair, p u ttin g in a farm display. Mrs. Alice Cannon and Mrs. L au- derback a re enjoying a vacation at the m ountain home of th e la tte r's son, K enneth. T he Home and F oreign M ission a ry society of th e S aron L u th eran ch u rc h will hold a b azaar in th e ch u rc h on F riday evening, S eptem b e r 30. R efreshm ents w ill be served. It is req u ested th a t those having article s to be finished for th e b azaar tu rn them in by the 30th o f th e m onth. Miss F ran ces A rvidson and Miss S igrid Aim. who w ork in P o rtlan d , have secured an ap a rtm en t in th e city and w ill stay th e re d uring th e w in ter ra th e r th an m ake th e long trip hom e each evening. T he m em bers of th e D eborah L a dies Aid are planning a social for S atu rd ay evening, October 1, a t th e Mission church to w hich th e public is cordially invited. A program is being arran g e d and refresh m en ts will be served, th e proceeds of w hich w ill he devoted to th e w ork o f th e Aid. T he Rev. and Mrs. Don Shogren have retu rn ed from a ten-day trip to S eattle and H igh Point, W ash ington. Mr. S hogren assisted in r e vival m eetings a t th e la tte r place and Mrs. Shogren visited w ith re la tives in Seattle. Jo e Staffenson is building a house for A rth u r A nderson n ear Gillis. Swan Olson assisted w ith th e c a rp e n te r w ork for a few days A p leasan t su rp rise w as given S atu rd ay evening by Mrs. Em m a Aim and Miss A udrey Johnson at th e hom e of the la tte r for Miss M yrtle S o derquist w hose m a rria g e to E rn e st S atte rstro m will be an ev en t of October. T he bride to be w as show efed w ith a num ber of useful gifts. The room s w ere dec o rated in gladioli and other flowers, COTTRELL w ith autum n leaves. Games and Two C ottrell young men, K enneth m usic w ere enjoyed, afte r w hich and L aw rence H ouse, w ere united refre sh m e n ts w ere served. w ith P o rtlan d brides a t a double wedding at V ancouver, W ashington, LYNCH on S aturday, S eptem ber 17. Miss T he ladies of th e L ynhurst Sew W anda C hard and K enneth H ouse ing club recen tly held th e ir first m eeting afte r the sum m er vacation w ere one of th e couples m arried at a t th e new ly com pleted home of th a t tim e, and Miss N ina Dean and Mrs. Wm. Dryden on R arker road. L aw rence H ouse th e other. T hey An elaborate luncheon w as served w ere given a ch a riv ari on Monday by th e hostess at 1:30. T he invit evening follow ing th e wedding, at ed g u ests w ere Mrs. Allen Dryden, who also has a b eautiful new home the home of th e groom s’ p are n ts. on B arker road, her m other Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Je ss House. The S arg ea n t, and Mrs. Wm. D ryden’s new lyw eds w ill resid e a t th e head- sister-in -law Mrs. M iller from w orks of th e new dam w here th e V acaville, C alifornia. The ladies of th e club presented Mrs. Dryden men have em ploym ent. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. C arter and w ith a beautiful hand-painted panel p ictu re of Mt. Hood. Mrs. Anna fam ily of W ichita, K ansas, have Lynch and Mrs. Sadie McKee r e ceived lovely birthday gifts from taken up th e ir resid en ce on th e P ro c ter place n ea r C ottrell. They th e club. Mrs. W. O. S haver w ill re tu rn expect to rem ain in th e w est if ab o u t October 1 from an extended w orking conditions prove satlsfac trip to O ttaw a. Canada, w here she Mrs. visited w ith relatives. . „ .. . „ . , ---------- ----------- • Je ss House. M arg aret C a rter has 1924 H arley m otorcycle w ith side entered* th e Sandy high school and c a r, reconditioned. H essel Im ple- ] ---------------------- m en t Co.—Adv. New th in g s u nd er "C lassified." Nellie C a rter school. the F A IR V IE W C o ttrell grade The C o ttrell schoolhouse w ill soon undergo a num ber of im p o rt an t re p a irs w hich w ill add to the com fort and ap p earan ce of th e building. T he upper sto ry , which has rem ained unfinished since th e schoolhouse w as b uilt, w ill now be m ade in to an auditorium w ith stage and se atin g arran g em en ts. Brick is ou hand for the co n stru c tio n of a new chim ney w hich w ill be p u t on th e outside of th e building in stead of inside as at p resen t. E lm er Van F leet will su p erv ise th e work. W ant ads add to your profit. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 87, 1»87 Mr. an a Mrs. T. C M illar, Mrs. Je ssie Z im m erm an and d au g h ter Isobel, Mrs. E liza Stone, Miss Ruth Bliss and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stone 1 and ch ild ren enjoyed a trip S unday aro u n d th e Mt. Hood loop highw ay, j T hep rep o rted the day ideal for the trip . Mrs. Ada Ham of San F rancisco, who has been visiting her sister ; Mrs. W. E. Stone, retu rn ed last F ri- : day to h er home. T he W om en’s society of th e S m ith M em orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch will hold an aftern o o n tea and w ork m eeting on T h u rsd ay at CITY F R O Z E N FLA M E HE diamond is, in reality, frozen flame—an achievement in nature's subtle chemistry. understand tile diamond is to love and cherish it. To possess a diamond is an ambition you may gratify at a modest outlay in our store. T To Beginning S atu rd ay night. Oc tober 1, th e re will be an Old- Time D ance at Saturday Night, October 1 iWralfp’s JfiDdrv &tore Springer’s Hall PLEASANT VALLEY L A D IE S F R E E Pow ell S tre e t G resh am , Ore. E very S atu rd ay N ite C om e a n d h a v e a good tim e C harlie D ah lq n lst's O rchestra F ran k E b erh art, Floor M anager • M U ’ ’S E ll Turn the key/ and your Buick is Double-Locked D if fe r e n c e o f o p in io n m a k e » h o ra e -ru r in g ,' is th e im m e m o r ia l p r o v e r b a n d a u s p ic e o f th e «p o rt o f k in g s . Y e t fo r M a n O ' W a r w h o w as in d iff e r e n t t o a ll b u t th e v ic to r io u s g o a l, k in g a n d s ta b le b o y ris e t o a g r e e th e r e w g » n o d iffere n t e o f o p in io n w h e n th a t N u p e r-lio rs e fa c e d th e b a r r ie r N o lock could be safer! O ne tu rn o f the key locks both ignition and steering wheel. But merely turning off the ignition does »©/lock the wheel. You may shut off the engine and coast, if you like, and still have your car under perfect control. And no lock could be m ore convenient! It is illum i nated and located w ithin easy reach, where the steering colum n meets the dash. T he Buick double-lock is an exclusive Buick feature — one o f many im portant refinem ents which charac terize Buick for 1928. B U IC K M O TO R COM PANY, F L IN T , No Difference of Opinion cyUken Supremacy is so Outstanding In its r e p e r to ire of b rillia n t a b ilitie s, th e N e w H u d s o n S u p er-S ix a s se rts its s u p re m a c y in v iv id p e rfo rm a n c e fac ts th a t stan d free and c le a r of o p in io n o r d e b a te . T h e basis of th is g re a t H u d s o n c a p a c ity is a n e w c o m p a n io n in v e n tio n to th e S u p er-S ix p rin c ip le w h ic h tu r n s w a s te h e a t to p o w e r. 'T o g e th e r th e y c o m b in e th e h ig h e s t e ffic ie n c y in p o w e r g e n e ra tio n a n d tra n s m is s io n e v e r a c h ie v e d w ith in o u r k n o w le d g e . M IC H IG A N l D if / i/o n o f g e n e r a l M o /o n C o rp o ra tio n Sedans *1195 to *1995 » » Coupes *1195 to *1850 Sport Models *1195 to *152 ' s ill price» f. o , b. Flint, M ich., gnrernm ent tax to be added. 1 he G. M . A , C. financing plan , the m int d e a r able, u available. W HBN BETTER A U T O M O B IL E S A R E B U IL T B U IC K W IL L ( I IS-inch uihtvIbaM) S ta tlliiir d M o d e ls U27-ln,hwh.elba.n) (x rach $1175 ' Sedan $1285 C ouch $1285 » Sedan $1385 B U IL D T H E M C u sto m -B u ilt M o d els ll27mihwH^lbaw) B rougham $1575 BUICIOIQ28 » 7-Paaa. P h aeto n $1600 . 7-Pasa. Sedan $1850 A ll p r ic e s f. f». b D e tr o it, p lu s w a r e x c is e ta x HUDSON Super-Six M. C. Webster Motor Co. Walter W. Metzger Hudson- E h Hex Healer SALES AND SERV ICE G resham Oregon City 1801 P hones 483 I’hone 2491 Gresham Opposite P. O. Jhe simple secret o f Ventilated heay W arm air rises, cold air descends. So M ontag arranges to take the colder, lower layers of air O F F the floor. A ir circulation results. Highways of Speech Forcing a volume of air through a small opening creates a draft. A draft is uncomfortable, and even unhealthy, so M ontag provides extra large openings to allow slow move ment of the air in large volume, affording warmth without the annoyance of drafts. Y our voice, tra v e lin g o v er th e h ig h w a y s of th e te le p h o n e system , g a in s im m ed ia te au d ie n c e in th e m o st re m o te se c tio n s of th e n a tio n . Moistened, or hum idified air is more comfortable than dry air of the same temperature. From over 40 years knowl edge of this climate, Montag knows exactly how much mois ture must be added to the warm air, and provides it. USE LONG D ISTA N C E— The Economical If ay O regon T elephone C o . extra large cold air returns la rie a tr now/ Wiiism SERVICE STATION T»nve to Wr tied* T o bo su re -if re a l hom e c o m fo rt w it h lo w fu e l ecwt. in v e s tig a te the M o n ta g N O W -a n d o rd e r it in s ta lle d e a r ly in th e season The M o n ta g in s ta lle r in your lo c a lity is read y to t a lk to you now H is crew » a r e a v a ila b le to do the w o rk n o w , w ith no inco n ve n ie n ce to yo a . C r e d it te rm s r a n be m ade o f u n u s u a l ad van t a n now G e t the co m p le te M o n ta g fu r n a c e propo sal n ow , a n d be «ure o f y u r " v e n ti la te d h e a t*’ n e a t w in te r . Write. pbune or call. Gresham Battery & Tire Shop Ivy Filling Station Vulcanizing “ s FURNACES — provide pure, clean, warm, moistened air in large volume circulation — “ventilated heat” — with a minimum of fuel consump tion. The famous Montag oval firepot was designed FO R Western fuels—coal, bri quettes or wood. M ONTAG STO VE W ORKS PO RTLAND, OREGON Largest miUilLrr of FV R N A C K S on the P a c ific CaaM Phone 1701 Battery Repairing \ I Old-Time Dance II ALL by M ariposa S trin g Band G E N TLE M E N 75c th e homo of Mrs. E. M. Stone. All ladies a re cordially invited to at- ! tend. *• Mrs. L. A. Moore of N ewberg vis ited d u rin g the past week at the home of Mrs. E liza Stone. She w ill | leave T uesday for C alifornia w here she will join her husband. They expect to spend th e w inter in C a li fornia. A Rally day social of the Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n Sunday , school w ill be held F riday evening, Septem ber 30, a t th e Fairview g ran g e h all, beginning a t 7:30. ' T here w ill be gam es and refresh - 1 inents. All are cordially invited. For rea l estate loans see or call B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv DANCE F A IR V IE W PAGE TflRFE PboBP 1 3 $ . Keu. 34413 Itlu a t r a tla n . b o w . r a t - e w a y H a w n t M n n t a . f a l l p i p - W i»talbk- U o n ju a t a t i h r m a n , typ es o f rru ta lla tto n e f r a t u m d by tba M iiL a v ir w t a ll .r I r-i-'rid in rt j , w n your t i « ^ , a » v e n a l m .t a l la t l n a a m ade to f i t r o w horn» GRESHAM PLUMBING & HEATING CO. J. S. CHIODO, Prop,
