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G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 17. NO. «2 GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, Club Members Win Many Fair Awards DEATH COMES TO MRS. MARY LESLIE Gresham Locals fam ily of Pomeroy, W ashington, and Mr. and Mrs. H arry T, tric k of P endleton arriv ed la st night for a visit w ith the m en's m other, Mrs. Mary T etrick , and her d au ghters. 102; . SYDNEY WOOD PLANS j NEW LUNCH ROOM TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $2.00 Per Year “Y" Men Organize Gresham ‘Pioneers’ I I Sidney Wood, m anager of the I Oregon Motor g rill, is opening up a GRESHAM TEMl'IE Mrs. W. C. B urch and son C lair E. L. Stafford is back again on new eating place at th e Tw elve- SERVICES YNNOVNCED have retu rn ed from a hun tin g trip the job a t th e Ivy F illin g statio n m ile co rn ers w here lunches and in th e Siskiyou m o u n tain s 40 m iles d in n ers w ill be served. Mr. Wood P reach in g services a re held Sun- j , Beginning w ith a group of about afte r sev eral weeks of illness. 25. a C h ristian citizenship club for from G ran ts P ass. D uring th is trip . . . Jo h n Ott took ca re of the w ork dur has secured a lease on th e ground dry afternoon beginning a t - , . at the U ndenom inational 60X8 * be k,“’Wn te n ,’>orari1’ as C lair killed his first deer, a five- land has purchased of George Page ' o'clock ing his absence. point buck w eighing 175 pounds. th e sm all building w hich he for- tem ple, also Sunday evening at the G resham P ioneers, w as , r- Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Stevens, Mr. Burch also killed one which m erly used as a fru it stand d irec t-I 7:.80. The pastor, the Rev. S. F. ganlzed at a m eeting held at the w eighed 180 pounds. T heir son th e ir son W ilbur and Mrs. S tevens' ly w est of th e T w elve-m ile Service ; Pitts, p reaches at each service. A grade school building last Tuesday and d au g h ter-in -law Mr. and Mrs. m other Mrs. F red H err have moved statio n . live song service Is enjoyed both evening. T he initiation cerem ony was conducted by H. C. Richter, E arl B urch accom panied them and in to G resham from the Bob D urfe T he building is being en tirely re- ; aftern o o n and evening and the city-w ide directo r of com m unity all rep o rt a fine trip . They had to place n ea r A nderson statio n and modeled throughout. W hen en- splendid choir adds m uch to the pack six m iles in to th e ir cabin. are occupying the A. W. E aston larged, th e re w ill be a 16 x 30-foot , *est and in sp iratio n th a t those re- service for th e P ortlan d Y. M.C. A., On th is trip C lair saw th ree coug house on Cleveland avenue. Mr. dining room and a kitchen of near- ceive who atten d th ese m eetings under whose auspices th is w ork a promoted. Mr. R ichter w as assii - ars. W hile w ondering how he Stevens is a carp en te r by trade. The fifth birthday of Bobby Gibbs ly the sam e size. The front ver- Many have rem arked, "They sing ed by Joe W. T ibbetts, director f could get the baby cougar, w hich anda is being enclosed w ith F rench Just Hko th e ir w hole h ea rts w ere high school activities for the "A '. was up In a tree, th e o th ers disap w as fittingly celebrated T h u rsd ay doors. T he en tire prem ises, w hen i in B.” a t th e k in d e rg a rten w here he is a Both a re ex-service men, Mr. ' peared. Mr. B urch w ill re tu rn A cordial Invitation Is extended pupil. Games and exercises w ere com pleted, will p resen t a fine ap- te r having been cor ilssio .s hom e later. pearance, according to th e plans to th e public to atten d the Sunday w ar. A su rp rise b irth d ay p arty was enjoyed and refreshm ents co n sist of Mr. Wood. Among other pleas- services, including Sunday school an officer in th e Wc given Mrs. Lucy Donley W ednes ing of jello and a cake ornam ented ing featu res of th e in te rio r tu rn - The object of th e j ;nile rg ac - nt . and also the T uesday P erh ap s one of th e proudest boys G resham , children of George L eslie, day evening by a p a rty of friends w ith five candles were served. His' ization is to provide a I ealt j rd- ishings Mr. Wood will in stall a Vic- evening p ray er and p raise service in th e sta te is Floyd Stafford who survive. and relativ es at h er home n ear m other Mrs. Roy Gibbs and his to r electrola for th e en tertain m en t a l|d th e F riday evening young peo- iunt by m eans of » i -h oi ra; 1, w as aw arded a fine $150 G uernsey ' F u n eral services will tak e place H ogan station. T he evening was sm all siste r F ran ces w ere th e in of p atro n s. pie’s Bible study. G reater in te rest happy boys may "gro v in wisdom calf for his all around proficiency Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock a t the spent in playing 500. Many b eau vited guests. T he opening of the new lunch is ^ elnK ,uken ln ,h e *»»“ * P«> and sta tu re and in favor w th God C ontinued on page 4 in club w ork. In determ ining th e M ethodist church, w ith in term en t tiful gifts w ere received by Mrs. room will tak e place on 'Wednes- 8 service and a m ost helpful and and m an." Under C hristian lead prize w inner for th is aw ard, gen in G resham cem etery. A rran g e Donley. R efreshm ents of cake and day, O ctober 12. The clubhouse on ‘ i'lratio n a 1 study Is enjoyed by ersh ip they a re ta u g h t reverence, eral record w ork, show m anship m ents are in th e h an d s of the G ates ice cream w ere served. Those TROUTDALE loyalty, patriotism , th e care oi all. E veryone Is welcome. the Sandy riv er w ill soon be closed ability, w ork w ith an im als and F u n eral Home. present from P o rtlan d w ere Mr. th eir bodies and m any other tra its B reaching service, com bined with h erd sm an sh ip during the week are and Mrs. Ed W alters, Mr. and Mrs. Bible study of th e Sunday school, for th e w inter, excepting for d in METHODISTS PLAN of c h a racter th a t will tend to make ners and o th er affairs especially ta k en into account. T he beautiful BRIDE ELECT HONORED E rn est Beers. Rodney Rogers, Eve- is heId at the com m unlty church at them useful citizens. BIO RALLY DAY arran t g e e d for, and Mr. Wood will an im al w as donated by H. B. » ° n’ „ and MM H‘“nry T ro u td ale every Sunday m orning at dev“ BY KITCHEN SHOWER Any boy from 12 to 15 years of U t 11 f f o o c iti n iv n n o n ,) orvn - his atten tio n to the m anage- I Next Sunday is to be a b an n er H ow ell, a prom inent G uernsey Pfaff. Mrs. D Bessie Dixon and son, I 10 o'clock. The Rev. E. R. D. IIol- m ent of his lunchroom on the Base I day in the M ethodist church, th e age who is w illing to try to live up b reed er and th e county ag e n t of In honor of the appro ach in g W esley C unningham . Mr. and Mrs. fall rally of th e Sunday school and to the four card in al points. Intel Jo sephine county. J. L uscher & m a rriag e of Miss Flossie T etric k a Floyd Long and son Billy w ere lensted p reach es a sh o rt serm on Line road. Son of F airview donated a $150 kitchen show er w as given h er on p rese n t from Arboleda. G resham and also teach es the ad u lt Bible (h u rc h tak in g place at th a t tim e. lectual. devotionul, physical and In the Sunday school, the classes service as em phasized in the club H olstein calf which w as won by a W ednesday evening by Mrs. C. N. g u ests w ere Mr. and Mrs. W illiam class in Sunday school. AU in te r RA1‘ IIS I ( III RUII , ANNOUNl ES SERAI( ES j w ill m eet in th e ir usual places. ritu al is eligible to m em bership lu club boy from L ane county under T aber and Miss M arie Blom a t the W yant, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoover, ested and concerned in th e m ain te the group. then proceed to th e auditorium for th e sam e conditions as tho se ob home of th e form er. T he room s Mr. and Mrs. Tony H engstler, Mr. nance of religious services In T he purpose of the B aptist T ro u td ale a re urged to attend. A nnual m em bership dues in the served by Floyd Stafford. the rally and prom otion exercises, w ere p rettily decorated in green and Mrs. McKinley Beers and church is to m in ister to th e m oral afte r which all who a re prom oted club a re nom inal and but cover cost In th e open class of w innings at and white. T he evening w as sp en t d au g h ter E leanor and Mrs. A nnie sp iritu al needs of the com m u Pleasant View Avenue and will proceed to th e ir new classes. of necessary supplies. In addition th e fa ir P au l Boeckli received the In gam es and m usic, a fte r w’hich Beers. nity in which it exists and to foster The program will be of In terest to the local benefits, the boys w ith g rand cham pion fem ale prize in light refresh m en ts w ere served. E. M. W ard, who u n d erw en t an The L adies Aid will hold a busi- those underlying principles of sal- th ro u g h o u t, and will be accom out fu rth e r charg e may go to the th e Brow n Sw iss class and T h e o Miss T etrick w as th e recip ien t of operation on L abor day a t a P o rt ness m eeting at the home of Mrs. I vation and rig h teo u sn ess which M. C. A. any S aturday afternoon dore B rugger & Son th e blue r ib a num ber of lovely gifts. T hrough land hospital and who afte rw a rd s W alter H all next T hursday after- form the only abiding foundation panied by the o rch e stra of Mrs. and receive in stu ictio n in physical Blair. bon for th e ir g rand cham pion bull th e courtesy of J. E. M etzger, m usic co n tracted pneum onia, is slowly noon. of physical, social and sp iritu al Im m ediately follow ing the school developm ent under com petent In in the sam e class. w as enjoyed from a B runsw ick reg ain in g his stre n g th a t his home Mr. and Mrs. Ray K esterson a re I b etterm en t of th e m asses, and to Louis H offm eister and S. B. H all, cabinet phonograph. He hopes soon to be able to resum e rejoicing over the a rriv a l of a m ake these facto rs known thro u g h - rally will come th a t of the church. stru cto rs. T his service Is an ex H olstein breeders, each had a Besides th e honored guest and his duties as m an ag er of the local d au g h ter born to them Septem ber out th e w orld. All those not occu- It is th e first service of th e new tension of courtesy by th e PQrtland ch u rch year, and will be observed Y.” E llis Ju d d w as chosen to act sm all group of anim als on exhibit. hostesses, those p resen t w ere Mrs. 2oth C entury store, 24. Mrs. C lara K esterson is the pied in th is splendid life and ser- as leader w ith R obert B arnes as a s H all ca rrie d off five blue ribbons E. G. Judd, Mrs. C arl Schultz, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Maxwell g ran d m o th er and Mrs. Anna Giese vice In some o th er organized effort, as en listm en t day. T he pastor will for th e six anim als he exhibited, E. M. W ant. Mrs. C. W. Guile, Mrs. and son Elw in re tu rn e d W ednes- the proud g reat g randm other of the are m ost cordially invited to en- preach a serm on entitled, “ Beyond sista n t leader. Sponsoring the group is a cen an d H offm eister received tw o blue A. J. W. Brown. Mrs. H. S. Clow day evening from a stay of two I new arriv al. list. T he services next Sunday will the P o rta ls of Tom orrow ". T he program of th e day w ill con tra l com m ittee, m em bers of which rib bons for the th ree an im als on Mrs. Mary T etrick , Mrs. Lucile m onths at Fessenden, N orth Da-1 Mr. and Mrs. C harles H ornecker, begin as UBual in th e m orning, the exhibit. T he H olstein show ing a t G aither, Mrs. D elbert T etrick , Mrs. kota, w here they have farm in g in -I Mr. and Mrs. A lbert T rodge and Bible school opening at 9:45 a. m.4 tin u e w ith the E pw orth League se r have w orked for m onths to perfect th e fa ir th is year w as th e stro n g est F red Hoss, the Misses G ladys and forests. They re p o rt a m ost pleas Mr. and Mrs. W alter H all enjoyed a and th e p reaching service a t 11 vice a t 6:30, when the young peo- plans for th is m ovem ent in G resh ever made. E lsa S harp, D oris Brown and an t autom obile trip over th e Yel- | week end cam ping trip to G reen o’clock, b ut In th e evening the ; pie will g ath er to study and wor- am. T hose nam ed on th e local ( ship. T h e evening preaching ser- Y. M. C. A. com m ittee are Rev. E. G. All livestock d ep artm en ts a t the M artha Hagberg. dow stone trail. Mr. Maxwell and I Mountain. m eetings will begin one-half hour sta te fair w ere w ell filled, m any of fam ily moved som e m onths ago Ben H alstead left T uesday for ea rlier, th e young people's m eeting | vice w ill follow a t 7:30, the serm on Judd. C. M. Q uicksall, Rev. H. V. for th e evening being, " It's Fun to W ilhelm. Benj. H. Davies, Rev. E. them housed in tents. T he quality onto th e T reb er place in th e Powell Black Rock. Oregon, to w ork in Isaac Leland Seeks Dam ages. a t 6:30 and th e church service at Live". Note the change of hour to H orstm ann, Melvin B rugger. Rev. w as said to be exceptionally good V alley d istrict. I lum ber camp. 7:30. T his change in th e tim e of In a suit filed W ednesday in cir I). B. W eintz and Jas. A. Bushong. all th e way through. T he Radio E lectric com pany is W alker C artw rig h t and Mrs. th e evening services will continue ! the» w in te r schedule. cu it co u rt Isaac Leland seeks to T his w ill be a g rea t day in th e recover judgm ent in the sum of erecting a large score board at th e C lara H ilton visited T h u rsd ay af- th ro u g h the fall arid w inter m onths. 1925 O verland touring. A su re M ethodist church and m em bers und Radio Specials. south co rn er of th e shop for th e ternoon w ith Mrs. Ben H alsead. good buy. Looks and ru n s good. $5169.50 for personal in ju ries w hich The Radio E lectric com pany is friends are expected to g ath er ill H essel Im plem ent Co.— Adv. T he first p arty of th e season of still specializing in A tw ater K ents he sustained on Ju ly 4 w hen he was benefit of th e public in receiving I la rg e num bers. the w o rld ’s series of baseball re- the 500 card club will be held a t th e and radiolas. T his m aking our stru ck by an autom obile driven by th ird season, we feel com petent to Mrs. Cora G erling on Fairview ports. The re tu rn s w ill com e over home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter H all Mrs. K atie Jo n as, m aster of F air- N| |< N111K 11 S1111* CONTENT ta k e ca re of your needs. Give us road. Mr. L eland was retu rn in g a six-tube A tw ater-K en t and pow er | on S aturday, October 8. view grange, has received an invi- REPORT SUNDAY a call. Phone 1823.—Adv. ta tio n from J. J. Johnson, m a ste r j ---------- - to G resham on foot from Blue L ake speaker. T he first gam e will be played October Sept. 26 to Oct. 1—S tate fair at of Evening S ta r grange, ask in g "T he T ragedy of S lo th ” will be 1924 H arley m otorcycle w ith side park, when he w as seen by Melvin POWELL VALLEY Lee Dimick is building an addi-1 I th a t all m em bers of the F airview the serm on topic of the preaching Salem. car, reconditioned. H essel Im ple Sunday who im m ediately offered m ent Co.—Adv. S unday school of th e I g ran g e be p rese n t a t the all-day service a t th e Zion Evangelical him a ride to G resham . A ccording tion to his service sta tio n in ea st | The Friday evening. Sept. 30.—Arema G resham . Swedish M ission ch u rch w ill give j m eeting of E vening S tar on S a tu r ch u rch Sunday m orning at 11 club card p a rty a t C hanticleer inn. to Mr. L eland’s story, w hile he w as Bungalow Bargain. C lair B urch Is assistin g in th e | a program Srfnday evening a t 8 | day, October 1. T his will b<; the o’clock. Sunday school will con- My fine 5-room home for sale at a crossing the road to th e Sunday F riday Evening, S eptem ber 30.— Radio E lectric com pany shop. o’clock to which everyone is invit- 54th an n iv ersary of Evening S ta r's vene a t It). The beginning of b arg ain . M ust be seen to be ap car, he w as knocked down by Mrs. Rally day social of Sm ith Memorial A la rg e electric a sign w as in- led. The S unday school and preach- I organization. T he hall is located i m em bership co n test was announced p reciated. Main stree t, G resham . G erlln g er's car, suffering scalp Sunday school at F airview grange H. W. Cooley, phone 51x2. tf I la st Sunday. T he first rep o rt of hall. w ounds in addition to a nervous stalled yesterday a t th e local of-1 ing service will be held Sunday on 82d and Division streets. shock. Much of th e tim e since he flee of th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er m orning at the usual tim e. T he Fairview g ran g e hall has th is co n test will be heard Sunday Ford J-Ton Truck, $250. F riday evening, Sept. 30.—Ba Sunday school will convene at received a coat of paint. I m orning. 1925 tru c k w ith cab, com bination has been troubled w ith severe com pany by the R am say Sign com zaar at Saron L u th e ra n church. pany of P ortland. A portion of th e J 9:45 at th e Saron L u th eran ehurch. sta k e and dum p body, W arford headaches. W. J. Cooper r e p r e T he Ju n io r League will m eet T he aftern o o n te a given a t the S aturday Evening. O ctober 1.— tran sm issio n , excellent rubber, sign is in term itte n t, th e “P. E. P. An E nglish serm on w ill he given Sunday afternoon. All the m em sen ts Mr. L eland's in te re sts in th e $250. Brockw ay & Nelson, phone Co.” flashing off and on at in ter-1 at 11 o'clock, and in th e eveliing at hom e of Mrs. E. M. Stone T h u rs b ers an d friends of th e league are Social a t Powell Valley Mission case. church by Deborah Ladles Aid. 1471, G resham . vals. Roger Newcombe will attend 8 th ere w ill be a special study on day w as attended by about 30 la asked to bring th e ir lunch for a dles of th e com m unity. An in te r to the d etails of g ettin g th e sign in th e fulfillm ent of prophecy. At S atu rd ay . October 1.—Bake sale w as rendered fellow ship luncheon at noon. by Evangelical W om en's union at w orking order. th is tim e th e literal fulfillm ent of estin g program Miss P au le tta D ow sett has begun prophecies in regard to cities and w hich included a reading by Mrs. H ave you n eu ritis, aches or A. W. Metzger & Co. w ork in th e sales d ep a rtm en t of th e n atio n s w ill be proven. S tereopti- Je ssie M illar, afte r w hich a dainty pains? Quickly cured by Dr. Mary Sunday Evening, Oct. 2—Sacred Phone 122x.—AoY. W. R. H icks dry goods store. jeo n slides w ill show th e ru in of th e lunch w as served by a com m ittee Becker. concert a t Sm ith Memorial P resb y from the W om en’s society of th e te rian ch u rch, Fairview . Mr. and Mrs. O scar T etrick and cities as they are today. church. It w as decided to hold a gin at 11 o'clock. T he serm on will Friday, October 7.—Noon lunch b azaar and supper on November 17. be by the pastor, the Rev. E. R. D. eon In basem ent of M ethodist E pis Mrs. Mary Bunn of P o rtlan d Is ilo llen sted from the subject, "T he copal ch u rch, auspices of Ladles Ornament Your Coals and Dresses with visiting th is week a t th e hom e of Holy S p irit, th e Divine E n ergizer". Aid D orcas circle. In the evening a sacred concert her son C. E. Bunn. will be held ut 8 o’clock. T his s e r S atu rd ay evening, Oct. 8.—Ses- Mrs. Ida Shepherd recen tly re ond R obert H ark n ess recital at ceived word from h er son De W itte vice w ill ciWislst en tirely of vocal Powell V alley Mission church. a t W alla W alla, W ashington, th a t selections, and a fine and in sp irin g The following is a partial list of the rare used ear Priced from 75d to $2.25 Friday evening, Oct. 14.- -Areme he had undergone a successful op- program is prom ised. bargains which we have. These cars are all in tip T he Rev. B. F. Foard, who has club dunce, Musonlc hall. ratio n for appendicitis. top condition and you need only to turn the switch Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tow nsend been assigned to preach a t th e Oct. 18.—Election day In M ultno Methodist church nt Fairview for and drive away for thousands of miles of economical and son Allen, accom panied by the mah county for election at con transportation. If your car is listed here just phone fo rm e r's m other Mrs. C arrie T ow n th e com ing year, will preach his gressm an. send and g ran d m o th er Mrs. John first, serm on Sunday m orning at 11 us and we will hold it a reasonable length of time so Oct 29 - Nov. 6— Pacific I n te rn a t POW ELL ST. GRESHAM, OREGON Tow nsend, attended th e sta te fair o'clock. E veryone Is welcome to ional Livestock E xposition in P o rt you can receive a demonstration. attend. land. on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. B laine T u rn e r and •mini.... ....................................................................... uiniiiiiuiiHinmi fam ily visited frien d s a t V ernonia I 1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN, c a r in best of condition, on Sunday. ru b b er good, up h o lstery and paint like new • /•)« » ) Sunday d in n er g u ests a t th e 1926 FORD ROADSTER with Ruckstell axel, home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bunn balloon tire s .................................................................... »?£ I ») w ere Mr. and Mrs. N. B. H all and , fam ily of G ilbert. 1926 ESSEN COACH, th is ca r is in very good con- Now’s the time to renew your subscription—or Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jo n a s re turned home W ednesday evening I make a new subscription—if you want to save money. afte r a w eek's stay a t St. M artin’s ! The Oregonian Bargain period covers the month 1926 CHEVROLET TR l't w ith cab. S take b o d y .... sp rin g s. Mr. Jo n a s had contracted ' of October, but we may take subscriptions now at a heavy cold before leaving, but ] bargain rates. Begin any time. Mail delivery only. JEWETT SEDAN ................... .................................................. since ta k in g the hot baths at th e I Yearly subscription only. sp rin g s, has fully recovered. Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r C ham berlain of BUCK TOURING................... ................ Itegular Harrain OUTLOOK PMea Priva Combination S p rin g d ale cared for th e Jo n as Dally Oregonian, 1 year $6.00 $ 6 . 0 0 $5.00 $6.50 home d u rin g th e ir absence. 192.’. FORD TOURING, g o o d .............. Mrs. Newell F an ch e r recently u n Daily A Sun, Oregonian 8.00 7.00 8.30 d erw en t an operation a t E m anuel Portland News 6.00 2.98 RICHFIELD 3.98 UNION SHELL 1924 FORD TOURING................... hospital In P o rtlan d . She has re tu rn ed to the hom e of Mrs. C. G. Portland Telegram 6.00 6.00 3.76 5.00 F an ch er w here she is rep o rted to Outlook alone, 1 year 2.00 be improving. Rally day will be observed a t th e Sm ith Memorial P resb y terian LONG & THOMPSON, Props. church Sunday. A program w ill be rendered by th e Sunday school at CALL ON US, MAIL US YOUR CHECK, OR PHONE 1541 Powell Valley Bead Gresham GRESHAM Phone 1801 OREGON 10 a. m A record atten d an ce Is GRRSHAM n l Tl.OOk ■ x; ■ . < M orning v o rnhip will b< , | A fter several m onths of in ten se suffering Mrs. Mary Leslie passed aw ay at h er hom e on R oberts ave M ultnom ah county club boys and nue T h ursd ay afternoon, S eptem g irls have again brought cred it to ber 29, a t th e age of 85 years. Mrs. them selves and th e ir leaders by the L eslie had been ill for a y ear or fine show ing they have m ade at the m ore w ith chronic diabetes and sta te fair at Salem. T he poultry during the p ast th ree m onths had ju dging team of F airview w as been in bed p ractically all th e aw arded first place. T he livestock , tim e. Since h er re tu rn from the ju dging team placed second in a beach a t Seaside in early Ju ly she com petition w'ith 16 other team s, i had grow n steadily w orse. L aw rence D outhit w as th ird high 1 The deceased is survived by her w idow er George L eslie, and seven point boy in th e contest. children. F red W ostell of M ariel, T h ree out of four of th e show Oregon, F ra n k W ostell of E ugene m anship contests a t th e fair w ere I Mrg ' A ra Luste(, of 'Co7 t r 7 , 7 “ d won by M ultnom ah county club Mrg I(,a B uckm an of P o rtlan (, are m em bers: A nna Boeckli in th e (chl](Jren by a form er m a rr,age Brow n Sw iss class. Floyd Stafford w h„ e Mrg May Zppk of La Cpntprj in th e G uernsey and Isab e lle New- W asbinRton Q eorge L es|ie of P o rt. lands in the Je rse y class. __, „ Mrs. » A nnie . „ Eatfton of » land and FAIRVIEW Coming Events Iva Handmade Flowers Elizabeth’s Erock Shoppe Bargain Period K $550 $300 $400 $150 Buy 5 gallons of gasoline here and at no additional cost you may win free gasoline for two months. $100 Walter W. Metzger Mt Hood Service Station You Need ’Em Both