U R FS H A X
P ortland Woman lo ja re d .
Mrs. L. B. H arris, 65, No. 2 E ast
28th street. Buffered cuts and b ru is
es about the bead, Sunday, w hen an
autom obile tu rn ed over on th e M t
Hood Loop road n ear O rient. She
was tak en to P o rtlan d san itariu m .
She told physicians th e c a r in
w hich she was rid in g was crow ded
off th e road.
For real estate loans see or call
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
A Completely Equipped
Automobile Repair Shop
We are equipped to do all kinds of automobile re*
pair work from the sm allest adjustm ent to a com
plete overhaul of any make of automobile.
Have your car checked over by an expert who
will tell you the trouble and quote you St reasonable
price on the job of repairing.
C hecking service free w hether we do the work
or not.
Ask for ED. NELSON.
BROCKWAY & NELSON
Phone 1471
Powell Street
Gresham
The Tttithe ¡Autumn
♦ ♦ T$ride ♦ ♦
W hen
the autumn leaves are
gently floating groundward there
is still a note of joy ?• The au
tumn bride deserves our utmost
thought in our selection of gifts
IVe have assembled a choice colleo y
turn of rich and lovely gifts
at sensible prices
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Powell Street
Gresham, Ore.
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Popular Couple
Wedded Saturday
In the p resence of 90 gu ests a s
sembled S atu rd ay evening a t th e
home of Mr. and Mrs. C harles Sod
erquist, five m iles east of G resham ,
Miss M yrtle S oderquist becam e th e
b rid e ' of E rn e st S atte rstro m . th e
Rev. O. F. L arson, p asto r of th e
D am ascus Mission church, officiat
ing by use of th e im pressive ring
cerem ony.
Preceding th e cerem ony Mrs. O.
F. L arson sang, "I Love You
T ru ly ” , accom panied a t th e piano
by Mias Sigrid Aim. To th e stra in s
of th e b rid al ch o ru s from Lohen
grin, also played by Miss Aim, th e
bride descended th e sta irs and en
tered th e room on th e arm of her
father. She was preceded by her
bridesm aids, Miss Audrey Johnson
and Miss E dith S oderquist. A lbert
Quay attended the groom as best
man.
The bride w as b eau tifu l in a
d ress of w hite satin , m ade very
sim ply w ith a drape. She w ore a
full length veil of tu lle held in
place by a bandeau of rhinestones.
Her bouquet was O phelia ro ses and
chrysanthem um s.
Miss Johnson
w ore a gown of g reen flat crepe
and Miss S oderquist one of pink
flat crepe. Each bridesm aid c a r
ried a bouquet of ro ses and aStersi
T he living room w here th e ce re
mony took place w as beautifully
decorated, as w as also th e dining
room w here th e guests w ere seated.
Candles w ere b u rn in g on th e m an
tel over th e fireplace, castin g a
mellow glow over th e en tire room.
The fireplace itself w as hidden by
an im m ense vine of W andering
Jew.
D ahlias w ere used ex ten s
ively in th e decoration of th e two
room s, as w ere also crepe paper
stream ers of p ink and green. De
licious refresh m en ts followed the
co n g ratu latio n s.
The bride, who w as a g rad u a te of
th e 1926 class of G resham Union
high school, is p o p u lar in a wide
circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. S a t
te rstro m have secured ap a rtm en ts
in P o rtlan d , and th e fo rm er is em
ployed by th e W est Oregon L um
ber com pany at L innton. T he cou
ple received m any b eautiful and
useful gifts.
Among th e o ut of tow n guests
w ere R ichard S atte rstro m , Conrad
Carlson and Miss N ellie A nderson
of A berdeen, W ashington. O thers
w ere p resen t from P o rtlan d , F air-
view and G resham .
Phoenix Hose for Ladles.
All th e new colors including
pointex heel a t p opular prices,
$1.00, $1.50, $1.95.—A ylsw orth &
M artin.—Adv.
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OUTLOOK. TUESDAY, O fTO R FR ü , 19*7
PAGE T H R E E
ROCKWOOD
T he re g u la r business meeting of
th e P aren t-T ea ch e r association was
held a t the schoolhouse last F riday
aftern o o n and plans were com plet
ed for th e H allow een p arty which
w ill be given on th e evening of Oc
tober 28. T he p arty Is to be held
at th e schoolhouse and in addition
to a m usical program Samuel H.
P ierce of P o rtlan d w ill give a talk
on
"P a rlia m e n ta ry
Law ”. Mr.
P ierce has suggested th a t if anyone
has a question to ask on th is su b
ject it be considered at th is tim e.
R efreshm ents w ill be served d u r
ing th e social hour. P lan s w ere
also m ade for an evening of vaude
ville to be given u n d er the auspices
of th e P.-T. A at g ran g e hall S a tu r
day evening, November 5.
Mr. and M rs/ W. C. Tyson have
^closed th e ir "P le a su re and H y l t h ”
re so rt a t E astlak e for th e season
and have been at hom e for a sh o rt
tim e b ut left Monday for ea ste rn
Oregon and Idaho w here they will
v isit w ith frien d s and relatives.
They expect to be gone about th ree
weeks.
L ast S atu rd ay evening saw the
opening of th e new ly remodeled
g ran g e hall. The building w as well
filled, not only w ith th e home folks
b ut w ith re p rese n tativ es from the
ad jacen t d istricts. Follow ing the
well planned and generous dinner,
th e re w ere sev eral popular num
bers given by th e o rch e stra and
th en sh o rt speeches of co n g ra tu la
tion by th e v isitin g gran g e m asters.
T he Rockwood dram atic tro u p u n
der th e able lead ersh ip of Dr. C. L.
H aines again scored a h it w ith th eir
com m endable ren d itio n of a tw o-act
com edy en titled "A P erp lex in g S it
u atio n .” Follow ing th e play th e
g u ests w ere invited to enjoy a so
cial h o u r of dancing.
On W ednesday evening, October
26, th e L ad ies’ Aid of th e M. E.
Church w ill give a silver tea a t th e
church. A m otion p ictu re program
has been arran g ed consisting of a
sh o rt comedy d ram a and a comedy.
In addition to th is th ere w ill be
several m usical num bers a social
hour and refresh m en ts. All are
co rd ially invited to attend.
P lan s are u nder w ay for a cos
tum e p arty to be held at th e .c h u rc h
on n ex t S atu rd ay evening by the
E pw orth League. H allow een dec
o ratio n s and gam es will he fea
tu red and lig h t refresh m en ts will
be served.
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o f fre e d o m
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Devoted as a housewife may be to her home and
interested in its duties--she enjoys activities
ontside its walls. These may be taken advantage
of freely when the kitchen contains a modern
ELECTRIC RANGE
Until
N ovem ber 15th
S'
we offer you a
liberal allow
ance on your
Hotpoint Ranges of every type
installed on convenient terms.
old stove now
in use— when
Opening Dance
Zenith and Arcadia
Saturday, Oct. 29
S. N. KILGORE
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that thrills the most Veteran Experts
K W S O H Sufier-Six
C. Webster Motor Co.
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PORTLAND
you buy a
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Phone 801
Powell St.
Gresham
F A IR V IE W
T he W om en’s society of Sm ith
M emorial IJresbyterian ch u rch will
hold a te a T h u rsd ay afternoon at
th e hom e of Mrs. W. E. T e g a rt on
the highw ay. Ladies having blocks
for th e frien d sh ip q u ilt a re re
quested to b rin g them finished to
this m eeting. A g eneral invitation
is extended to all.
Mrs. E liza Stone sp e n t th e week
end visiting a t th e home of her
sister-in -law Mrs. Jessie Z im m er
m an.
Mrs. Jim A nderson’s sm all house
on H arriso n stre e t burned Monday
about 4 o’clock.
Mrs. A m anda
C lark had been occupying one
room in th e house, b ut had left the
p rem ises sh o rtly before th e fire
w as discovered. Mrs. C lark ’s fu r
n itu re w as saved with th e excep
tion of a gas range. T here w as a
sm all in su ran c e on both house and
fu rn itu re .
Mrs. Jo h n Jo n a s en tertain ed the
social com m ittee of th e F airview
g ran g e at h er home on Monday
evening, O ctober 24. P lan s were
discussed for a H allow een social
w hich will be held Monday evening,
O ctober 31.
T he Fairview P aren t-T each er as
sociation is having a m em bership
drive th ro u g h th e aid of th e ch il
dren, and as a rew ard they will be
given a H allow een p arty on F rid ay
aftern o o n a t th e schoolhouse. T here
a re 44 m em bers now enrolled In
th e association. T he officers are
Mrs. G eorge Shaw , p resid e n t; Mrs.
Anne T eg art, vice p resid e n t; Mrs.
E. R. D. H ollensted, se c re ta ry ; Mrs.
Io la Copeland, tre a su re r.
PO W ELL VALLEY
T he Rev. J. Hard of K ansas will
Rpeak a t the Mission church W ed
nesday evening In the in te re sts of
Roof B rush F ree!
th e Sunday school and young peo
W ith 5 gallons of roof coating at
p le’s work. T his service w ill bo in
$4.25. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.—Ad.
E nglish and th e public is cordially
invited to be present.
Miss E leanor W ilner of Hoquiam ,
W ashington, who has been sp en d
Big M asquerade a t th e
ing several m onths w ith Mrs. B ert
Olson and o th er frien d s In Powell
Rockwood Grange Hall.
Valley, retu rn ed to her home Mon
day.
Phone for Demonstration
P lan s a re being m ade for th e
sale w hich w ill be held S atu rd ay
evening a t th e Mission church.
Improved ‘Floor and Enlarged
Many useful a rtic le s of handw ork
H all. New D ining Room. E v
will be to r sale and refre sh m e n ts
Gresham
East Powell St.
Phone 23
erybody welcome. U sual prices.
w ill he served. I t Is hoped by th e
ladles In ch arg e th a t th e atten d an ce
w ill be large.
T he Rev. K. F orsm an of Mlchl- !
gan, a clergym an m aking a v isit of [
th e n o rth w est coast, will speak In |
Swedish T h u rsd ay evening a t th e !
Mission church. All a re Invited to !
atten d th is service.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olson, Mr. and i
Mrs. F. M attson, R lnar M attson and
Miss Elsie Mattaon and Mr. and
Mrs. Jo h n H u lan d er called on Miss I
M yrtle A nderson Sunday afternoon
a t th e hom e of h e r uncle and au n t, j
Mr. and Mrs. C. L indgren, th e occa
sion being Miss A nderson’s b ir th
day.
A fine program w as ren d ered F r i
day evening a t th e re g u la r m eeting
of th e P q ren t-T each er association
a t th e Powell V alley schoolhouse.
CORBETT
At th e conclusion of th e re g u la r j
An a r tis t from P o rtlan d photo business m eeting m usical selec-1
By the A u to m o b ile E xpert of " A u to m o b ile T opics
graphed the schools h ere W ednes tlons w ere given by th e L u th er I
day.
League m ale q u a rte t, H elen Exley
" I t has. . . all th e ‘punch ’ in the
Mrs. P ulliam and son C harles and F ran k lin Y ates, and Guy D. [
‘p in k in g ’ and A m erican en g i
w o r ld . . . a sm art push in the
w ere In P o rtlan d W ednesday and Jones of G resham , also com m unity I
neers as the gas knock, o r d eto
back ev ery tim e the accelerator
T hursday.
nation. A pparently this present
singing was p articip a ted In. A
S ta n d a r d M o d e lt
pedal is trod upon. T h ro u g h o u t
Miss E velyn Reed, a stu d e n t at reading w as given by Mrs. C harles
( 11 fl inch w h e i lb a je )
H udson engine ju s t is n 't g o in g
its w hole range, the response to
C o ach
»1175
Oregon N orm al school a t Mon L undquist.
R efresh m en ts w ere \
to ‘p in g ’ w h en the th ro ttle is
th ro ttle seems to be precisely
Sedan
1285
m outh, sp en t th e week end a t home. served.
quickly
opened,
or
w
hen
the
car
the
same.
‘Soft
spots’
are
sim
ply
( 1 2 7 -b ic h w h eelb a ee'i
Miss Helen L eghorn of Tacom a
is driven hard against a hilL
A h arv e st festival will be given
not to be found.
C o a ch .
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and Mrs. Malcom Leghorn of P o rt at the Powell Valley schoolhouse
Sedan
1385
“U nder precisely sim ilar co n d i
", . . it w ill w alk a w a y fro m the
land, w ho have spent the p ast week F rid ay evening, O ctober 28, b egin
C u sto m - B u ilt
traffic sig n a l faster than an y tions m ost any o th er m odern
at. th e Lewis Reed home, retu rn ed ning a t 8 o ’clock. T his will he for
M o d e ll
engine w ill detonate w hen run
thing H udson h a se v e r built
It
to th e ir hom es S aturday.
{ 1 2 7 m h w fw e lb a s e
the benefit of th e L u th er League of
ning on ordinary fuel . . .
will
ste
p
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to
flin
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a
n
d
ju
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w
in
to
B ro u g ham »1575
Raymond W ilson, atten d in g Ore- th e S aren L u th eran church. An In
the
lead
from
any
speed
w
ithout
7 . Pass.
“The H u d so n m o to r does w h a t
gon A g ricu ltu ral college, an d Roy te re stin g program Is being a r-
the slightest hesitation.
P h aeto n . 1M0
it does on any old fu el at all,
P ulliam a freshm an at th e Oregon I ranK,,^ a n ^ H allow een stu n ts are
7-Pass
it is said, and assuredly does it
“ But further, all this !•• accom
Sedan
1850
N orm al, w ere a t th e ir hom es here
prepared by the young people
on the run o f pum p fuel that is
plished w ith o u t a vestige t>f that
A ll p r ic e s f. o b
over th e week end.
as p a rt of the ev en in g ’s e n te rta in
l l e lr m t p in , w a r
sold at base prices every w h e re.”
tinkle-tinkle business und er the
The farm ers In th is vicinity are ment. C o ffe e and pum pkin pie will
b a rv e -tln g th e ir cauliflow er and be served.
potato crops. Both se< in to be good
I rale Bond Resident Hies.
yields.
F u neral services w ere held th is
L. A rneson has been rep airin g
and Im proving his store and re si afternoon a t th e fu n eral home of |
dence building. F. C. Reed and Mr. U W. G able A Co. in P o rtlan d for '
the late Mrs. K ath erin e M. B arnes, ;
( a rp e n te r are doing the work.
T he Misses D orris G raham and 62, wife of Jo h n W. B arnes living I
Evelyn H ayes of P o rtlan d , sister on th e Base L ine road n ear C raig
H udson E sse x Dealer
and cousin of Mrs. Fred Reed, w ere road. In term e n t w as m ade In L in - ,
coin M emorial park.
Opposite P. O. her g u ests on S aturday.
Gresham
Phone 2491
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It does everything~almost~but plan the menus!
The electric timer turns the oven on and off at
exactly the right moments for perfect cooking
and baking. If you leave the house early in the
moming--setting the timer--you may return at
6 to a perfectly rooked dinner.
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The referee’s whistle shrills . . . "time
o u t!" . . . T h e g am e h a lts, pending a
player’s return to the “ line-up” .
W hen you attend the big football games
this year, n o tice th e p re d o m in a n c e o f
B uicks— for men and wom en w ho like
action, like B uick. A nd h u n d re d s o f
thousands o f B uick o w n ers can testify
that there is no “tim eo u t" for Buick.
Sedans »1195 to *1995 Coupes »1195 to *1850
Sport Models *1195 to *1525
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