Gresham outlook., September 27, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER «7, lfc»7
The first re h e a rsa l of beg in n ers j The home of Mr. and Mrs W. F from Long Beach, C alifornia, and
T hose who h eard E lton W atkins
Repair Driveways.
Furniture Deeoratious!
in th e G resham band w ill be held j A ldrich who live on G resham butte, have tak en ap artm en ts w ith Miss a t th e M ethodist ch u rch la st S un­
Now is th e tim e to re p a ir your
Flow er, Ju v en ile and
P a rro t
on W ednesday evening, October 5, i was gladdened S atu rd ay m orning Lucy Adams. Mr. Jo h n so n w orks day m orning on th e su b ject of drivew ays w ith cru sh ed rock or tra n sfe r p a tte rn s, 15c each and up.
at M etzger hall. More th an 20 boys by th e a rriv a l of tw in babies, a boy a t th e c a rp e n te r trad e in P o rtlan d . C h ristian citizen sh ip w ere stru ck road gravel. See W alrad & W right, TODD, th e P a in t Man, phone 1821,
G resham , phone 1631.—Adv.
Gresham .
have signified th e ir in ten tio n to j and a girl. The girl, who weighed
W. D. K inder left for Salem S a t­ w ith th e high ideals and sin cerity
T he W. T. U. m eeting which ta k e up th e study of band music. ¡8*4 pounds, has been nam ed Anna u rd ay w here he will have ch arg e of purpose w hich he displayed. His
w as postponed from last week, will Dr. H. C. Johnson, conductor of th e M argaret, and h er b ro th er weigh- of th e club exhibits a t th e sta te fair. ad d ress w as m uch enjoyed and r e ­
he held T h ursday afternoon a t the band, began w ork th ree years ago Ing 6% pounds w as nam ed H arley Mr. K inder will rem ain at Salem g re t w as felt th a t m ore did not
hom e of Mrs. J. G. Metzger. Miss w ith but tw o m em bers and h as in- [ Morse. M other and babies a re r e ­ for th e w eek and a fte r th e fa ir w ill h ear him. A dozen boys from the
creased Its efficiency u n til now th e ported doing well.
Maude A ldrich w ill speak.
re tu rn hom e w ith Mrs. K inder and Bealey M ilitary academ y and one
G resham band is very favorably
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges have
of th eir in stru c to rs w ere in the
S p rin g e r’s dance pavilian has
com m ented upon. Anyone In te re st­ opened th e ir h ard w are sto re on th e ir d au g h ter Ja n e E lizabeth K in­ audience.
been re-opened w ith C harlie Dahl-
der
who
have
been
in
E
ugene
for
ed is invited to m eet w ith th e class
I t is said th a t A m ericans a re p a rtic u la rly dem onstrative
q u is ts ’s Old-Tim e Radio o rch e stra on th a t evening when fu rth e r ar- I E ast Pow ell street. T he place b a s th e p ast week.
Mrs. A. H. W right left Sunday
been attra c tiv e ly fitted up and the
tow ard th e ir n atio n al flag and give it especial prom inence. It is
fu rn ish in g the good old tim e m usic
n ig h t for M ilwaukee, W isconsin,
Miss M ary Miller re tu rn e d hom e
ran g em en ts for study and p ractice store p resen ts a v ariety of season­
a N ational flag and belongs to th e w hole people, not only collect­
for a v isit of a m onth o r longer
as in th e past. F ra n k E b e rh a rt is
may be made.
Monday from Monmouth, having
able
m
erch
an
d
ise
in
th
e
h
ard
w
are
iv e ly but individually, and each citizen feels th a t it is his flag,
w ith h er sister Mrs. N ellie Loomis
again in charg e of th e floor. The
W ord h as been received of th e I line. They have found living q u ar- changed h er Allans in reg ard to en ­ and o th e r relativ es and friends.
w hile the flags of m any o th er co u n tries a re perso n al flags—flags
opening dance of the season will
m
a
rriag e on A ugust 6 of Miss Con- te r s in a p a r tm e n ts over the store. te rin g th e sta te norm al. She ex ­ Mrs. Loomis expects to re tu rn w ith
of th e reigning fam ily, or flags of some p a rtic u la r arm of
be held S atu rd ay night, October 1
pects la te r to enroll a t Behnke-
service.
her to spend th e w in ter in G resh ­
follow ed by a dance every S aturday stan ce Vaye H arm on and W allace Mrs. C. S hores of T e rre H aute, In-
W alker business college.
R.
T
u
rn
e
r
at
Olympia,
W
ashington.
i
«liana,
a
siste
r
of
Mrs.
Bridges,
has
am.
night. T he m anagem ent g u a ra n ­
Our national emblem, th e “S ta rs and S trip e s” stan d s for
Cecil W ilkins of N ew port is vis­
T he Rev. and Mrs. S. F. P itts
tees th a t th e dances will be well Mrs. T u rn e r is th e d au g h ter of Mrs. been visiting h er for several weeks.
A m erican ideas and ideals- -it is the flag of L iberty and Freedom .
L. H ylton of Toledo, Oregon, a
Mr. an d Mrs. Fred Jo h n so n and iting a t the hom e of his s is te r Mrs. drove to Hood R iver y esterd ay
conducted.
form er resid en t of G resham . She two children have come to G resham G eorge D uncan.
w here they w ent to see th e ir eight
Mr. and Mrs. O scar W alln and
attended th e union high school
A piano program of excellence year-old grandson Leroy S utton of
fam ily have purchased from W. H.
w hile living in G resham .
and ch arm w as given on la st F r i­ P ark d ale, who was badly in ju red
H elyer the Je n n ie Sm ith property
day evening by Mrs. M ark N icker­ tw o w eeks ago when knocked down
T
he
Rev.
E.
W.
H
aight
of
Cald
on Main street. They expect to
son and Miss Florence Honey in the by an autom obile as he w as a lig h t­
move In by th e first of th e m onth well, Idaho, w as a c a lle r a t th e
la tte r's studio, w hich was enjoyed ing from th e school bus n ear his
They have rented p a rt of th e ir her Outlook office and on several
by th e ir invited guests. T he n u m ­ home. T he child su stain ed a cu t
ry farm a t R airdsdale sta tio n to G resham frien d s y esterd ay m orn
bers included solo and duo a rra n g e ­ on th e -head and a com pound fra c ­
Mr. P em rite of P ortland. Mr. W alin ing. He was on his w ay to Salem
m ents in new classics and old fa ­ tu re of a leg. He w as irra tio n a l
p lans to give the new ly acquired w here his wife and children have
been
visiting.
Mr.
H
aig
h
t
w
as
p
as­
vorites.
Mrs. W. F. Honey received for four days follow ing th e acci­
pro p erty in G resham a thorough
In view of th e in c re a se d d em an d fo r flags, thq
th e guests, and M ark N ickerson, dent. but is now th ought to be out
F irst S ta te H ank has decided to c o n tin u e fo r som e
renovation. Some rem odeling will to r of th e F ree M ethodist ch u rch in
Jr., and D elb ert M etzger acted as of danger. H e is in a Hood R iver
tim e th e g iv in g of a llatr. jo in te d pole h a llia rd s a n d
be done and th e en tire prem ises put G resham from 1912 to 1924. Mr
u shers.
H aight has been engaged in teach
hospital.
b ra c k e ts to g e th e r w ith F la g E tiq u e tte to e a ch new
in first class condition.
d e p o sito r in S av in g s D e p a rtm e n t o p e n in g a n a c c o u n t
T he P a st G rand club of O rpha ing for sev eral y ea rs past.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen w ere
of Five D ollars o r m ore. T h ro u g h th e in c re a se in h
Rebekah lodge, No. SI, P o rtlan d , of
S avings D eposits th e F irs t S ta te H ank lias in cre ase d
w hich Mrs. M. J. A llshouse is a m ost ag reeab ly su rp rised W ednes­
its reso u rc es to o v er $800,000. Me w ill a p p re c ia te
m em ber, m et w ith h er F rid a y in day evening w hen a houseful of
y o u r a cco u n t an d ta k e p le a su re in p re s e n tin g you a
an all-day session. Pot luck lunch frien d s helped them celeb rate th eir
Hag.
birth d ay s w hich occur b u t a week
w as served a t noon.
Mr. B aker of M ontavilla
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. C alkins re. ap a rt.
Im ported T w o-color Luster
tu rn ed F riday from a 8100-mile was the in stig ato r of th e p le asa n t
Bavarian
trip. They left G resham Ju n e 14, affair. A social evening w ith lunch
going over th e Y ellow stone tra il to and good w ishes m ade up an event
GRESHAM, OREGON
M innesota and into W isconsin. The long to be rem em bered.
A Strong Bank
re tu rn trip w as m ade over th e Lin
Tom Cowing J r. and his sister
coin highw ay. Many in te restin g Miss Mary Cowing left Monday for
side trip s w ere m ade, b u t th e tim e Sun F ran cisco a fte r spending a
w as too sh o rt to go on to Maine as p a rt of the sum m er vacation a t
w as intended. T hey drove an Essex th e ir home on th e Base L ine road.
on sale for one week begin­
four-door sedan on the Journey
They a re m aking the trip th ro u g h
ning Thursday, Sept. 29
Mrs. W illiam T rim ble has r e ­ by autom obile.
tu rn ed to h er home in Stockton,
Miss Maude A ldrich, a resid en t of
C alifornia, a fte r a tw o-m onths’ G resham and a n ational officer in
visit w ith h er d au g h ters and other th e W. C. T. U., w ill speak before
| elightfully a p ­
relativ es In G resham and vicinity. th e stu d en t body of the high school
propriate for the
She w as accom panied south by two next T h u rsd ay , S eptem ber 29, at
__ filmiest of frocks
sons Lyle, who w ill atten d th e 12:25, on “T h ree Bases and a Home
You may have asked yourself this question.
|
See them on display in our window
a re th e s e gossamer-like
Stockton high school, and Ted of Run." She w ill speak a t th e grad e
\\
hen
you stop to weigh the subject you no doubt
G rass V alley, Oregon, who w ill ob school th e sam e day a t It) o’clock.
garments, which seem to
decide
that 77’ WOULD P A Y BIG. Buildings left
tain w ork there. H er b ro th er, A. J.
Among G resham people who at- !
feel actually part of one­
to
the
wear of the elements soon deteriorate and
P re tty m a n of Rellingham , W ash
tended conference services in S a­
self, yet fill every practical
ington, also w ent w ith them to Cal
decay.
lem on Sunday w ere th e Rev. and
I Phone 1236
GRESHAM j
need. Made double, of the
ifo rn la w here he expects to find em ­
Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm , Miss Mabel
ploym ent.
T he high school a t W inters, Miss Helen Rogers, Miss
very finest French Voile,
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Stockton, w hich Lyle w ill attend, is
lightly boned with satin
Amy Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. H arold
A well painted build­
said to be one of th e finest in th e
Richm ond, Robert B arnes and Lyle
overstripping, th e y w ill
ing is surely an asset.
state. T he grounds a re ten acres Mason.
actually wear as well as
in are a and th e re is an en ro llm en t
An unpainted build­
Mrs. Ben Raney w as In G resham ,
the average corset of a far
of 2600 students.
ing soon becomes a
yesterday
looking
after
h
er
house
Alan Cathey, a pupil of th e
heavier brocade.
liability.
Public Ser-
on
South
R
oberts
avenue,
g
ettin
g
It
G resham grade school, is being de­
There is a W arner Shadow
v i c e ready - mixed
tained a t his home w ith a sprained ready for the occupancy of Mrs.
Mary T etrick and fam ily, who will 1
Garment for every type
ankle, the re su lt of foothall prac
house paint is a thor­
° f /tgtire, transparent, per­
tice on th e school grounds last move in im m ediately.
oughly
dependable
fectly beautiful, and oh,
Mrs. Cora W alker and d au g h ter
T hursday. H is foot had been badly
paint
of
proven
dur­
so
easy
tc
launder.
sw ollen but he is able to get around Alice, Mrs. F red F ieldhouse and
ability.
Mrs.
Jack
so
n
Jo
n
es
und
son
Boh
w ith the aid of crutches.
The cannery roof Is being given have gone to M anzanita beach
w here they expect to spend several
a fresh coat of roof paint.
The careful and precisely balanced formulae
Miss M artha Owsley, a te ac h er in days.
represent the most thorough experiments and
In the list of m arria g e licenses
th e O'Dell school nejir Hood River,
w as hom e for th e w eek-end, accom ­ com piled from the P o rtlan d sta lls- '
weather tests. It is composed of white lead, zinc
Gresham, Oregon
panied by a com panion teacher, tics ap p e ars the nam e of W illiam
oxide and pure linseed oil. We do not believe a
See
of
G
resham
.
He
has
been
li­
Miss D orothy Doane.
R IC H F IE L D
UNIO
N
SHELL
more durable paint can be made at any cost.
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T he W ells house In the C lannhan censed to wed E ilna E. Creda of
us show you how little it will cost you to paint your
Newberg.
addition has been new ly painted
buildings.
and put in good condition for
ren tal.
Q uarterly m eeting will begin F ri­
day evening at the F ree M ethodist
LONG & THOMPSON, Props.
church to continue over Sunday
PAINT HEADQUARTERS
P o n d i Valley Road
G resham
evening. T he Rev. J. T. T aylor, a
Phone 1421
Gresham ¡1
form er m issionary to In d ia who
w as recen tly elected d istric t elder
Now w ith th e a p p ro a c h of th e
for th is d istric t, will be in charge
cold w e a th e r you m ay need som e
of th e services.
E dw ard S outhard underw ent a
m ore b lan k e ts.
You can easily
to n sllo r operation a t a P ortland
m ake y o u r s e le c tio n s h e re from
hospital la st T uesday from w hich
o u r stock.
P ric e s ra n g e from
he has recovered satisfactorily.
$1.B
S
up.
A num ber from G resham are
planning to attend the A rem e club
card p arty to be given F rlduy eve­
G ray und Tun Double B lankets w ith lavender, blue an d pink
strip ed borders, sizes 60 to 72 Inches wide.
C‘ . ) n r
ning, Septem ber 30, at C hanticleer
Pail *1 »8 to
.p Z ./.)
inn.
T he G resham circle of the E van­
N ashua Blanket* ure In b eautiful plaids,
d»»v
gelical W omen’s Union w ill con­
d u ct a hake sale S aturday, October
N ashua Sunset P laids, medium w eight cotton
C«») (VO
1. at th e sto re of A. W. Metzger
b lan k et, full size. P a ir ................................................
A Company.
N ashua S uprem e Plaid B lanket. Heavy g rad e
Jlnrtnle D avidson’s fourth b irth ­
and u good blanket. P a ir .....................................
day was Joyously celebrated at the
k in d erg arten F riday afternoon. A
N ashua, p art wool, heavy choice plaids,
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birth d ay cake w ith candles, accom ­
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Now is the best time to select your new suit and overcoat.
panied by Jello, added to th e pleas
N
ashua
NoKold.
p
a
rt
wool,
asso
rted
plaids,
O
<
n
r
u re of the occasion.
Jim m ie's
I he better points of tailoring, the better quality of fabrics and
v I . 1 0
m other and little b ro th er w ere the
invited guests.
Almonte, a heavy cotton and wool top-notch
OO
the better values provided for your choice at each price range
b lanket u ssorted plaids. P a ir .....................
Mrs. E Ilo rstm an n , who has been
ill for several days, is now reported
quoted will make it possible for you to get more actual value
See our All-Wool P endleton B lankets.
better.
for each dollar invested than you will get elsewhere. Our low
Lyle Kelly of W alla W alla. W ash­
ington, who has been a guest at the
rent and overhead guarantees a saving to you.
S outhard home on Main stre e t for
th e past tw o w eeks, is slow ly re ­
W e h a v e fo r you a guaranteed ra in -p ro o f coat an d
covering from an a tta c k of blood
p a n t, a lso a heavy plaid 24- a n d 30-ounce all-w ool
H e incite your inspection
poisoning w hich atfected one of his
lllaz e r. L ook ’em over.
legs.
Mrs. F lorence Jones substituted
F lan n e lette Plaid Cotton S h irts, e a c h ..
fo r four days of last w eek at th e
G resham grade school for Mrs.
We c a rry th e P e n d leto n , plaid all-w o o l s h irts.
G ladys Hoyt, who w as absent from
h er duties-on account of the death
it’t/A two trousers
O ur s in t e r sto rk of I. k. ( u tter'« w ork and logger «hoe«'
light and heavy weight
of her fa th e r P ete r Michel.
1« now here.
W inston S tro n g has reg istered at
th e U niversity of Oregon. He w as
a m em ber of last year's graduating
class at G resham Union high school
:«
A y l s W
o r Q
M
a r t i r ^
™
Alden M iller w ill leave tom orrow
“ T h e H ouse of Quality**
for S eattle, W ashington, w here he
G R E S H A M .O R E G O N
will reg ister for his first year In
r
men ’ s wear
sh o es
fro m m i
th e U niversity of W ashington law
school. T his w ill be A lden's fourth
Me Give G reen T ra ilin g S ta m p s
to *3.00
G R ESH A M
year In college.
C.
The Real Spirit
Timers
EXTRA SPECIAL!
FIRST STATE BANK
C ups and
Saucers
'New
SHADOW
WRAP-AROUND*
your buildings
! Hepp’s Racket Store I
FREE
GAS
$3.50 to $5
W. R. Micks Co.
Buy 5 gallons of gasoline here
and at no additional cost you
may win free gasoline for two
months.
Mt. Hood Service Station
L. L KIDDER HDWE. CO.
BLANKETS
l im e now fo r
In
Suits - Overcoats
at this M en ’s Store
(Jf
QF
QF
MEN
$1.98
S U IT S
’2 5
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
:
’3 5
OVERCOATS
’4 5
’15 to ’40