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.
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• 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- ]
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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
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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
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v ic to r io u s g o a l, k in g a n d s ta b le
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both ignition and steering wheel. But merely turning
off the ignition does »©/lock the wheel. You may shut
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And no lock could be m ore convenient! It is illum i
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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.
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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.
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