Gresham outlook., November 01, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUESDAY,
.NOVEMBER
1,
1«7
Out of a to ta l of 201 who have
some of th e above stu d en ts w ere
taken th e Schick te st recen tly u n ­
but slig h tly below th e honor re ­
der the direction of th e M ultnomah
quirem ent.
! One of th e m ost in te restin g
^
county h ealth au th o rities 75 per
The sen io r class for th is year events of th e season th u s fa r w as
__________ ____ _ _
„ _____* num bers 61, th e la rg e st of any year
cent a re im m une.
T hirty-seven
u ,, „
,
.
..
.
i th e H allow een m asq u erad e social
since th
__ e ______
___ ___________
school was
organized. '
A nnouncem ent is being m ade of children w ere given the Schick te st
—
th e b irth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. who had not had th e toxin a n ti­
In an open letter from th e high 1 I —
The follow
ing are honor stu d e n ts: w hich w as held in th e basem ent of
Dan DeOroot of Antelope, Oregon, toxin la st year, and o u t of th a t
•hool, w ritten by P rin cip al R. E. ' A villa De W itte, Iren e Johnson, th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch
a t th e W om en's hospital In P o rt­ num ber 25 had a positive test, Cannon, the follow ing in te restin g Mary Ja n e P eterso n and E a rl I S atu rd ay evening, u n d er th e aus
land on F riday, October 28. Mrs. which m eans they m ust have the inform ation is given out:
Weiss. Seniors~who n early reached p iceB of the E p w o rth League. T he
D eO root will be rem em bered by toxin an ti-to x in in o rd er to be im ­
“The ru lin g for an honor stu d en t the m ark a re Eva Lockwood, Ja n e la rg e Sunday school room w as
m unized from d ip h th eria. B ut 12
friends as Miss Mildred Metzger.
in
G resham Union high school is 90 Lord, L inden L unday, Swea L und- b eau tifu lly and ap p ro p riately dec­
of th e 37 w ere re tu rn e d negative
bom, F ra n c e s M oist and
E arl
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Bailey, the
which indicates they a re im m une per cen t in each grad e and a t least W hetzell.
orated, th e color schem e of H al
form er a cousin of R. D. and Roy
90
in
citizenship.
T
he
first
six-
to d ip h th eria and w ill not have to
"W
e
ap
p
reciate
th
e
splendid
co-
loween, black and o ran g e being
Bailey and Mrs. C. I. R aker and a
have th e toxin anti-toxin. It is week g rad es have been issued, | operation of p are n ts who a re in ­ used w ith fine effect. T he costum es
nephew of Mrs. F ie tta H ibbert, a r ­
w
arn
in
g
slips
have
been
sen
t
to
th o u g h t th a t a rran g e m en ts can be
terested in th e w ork th e ir boy or ranged from th a t of th e g rotesque
rived la st W ednesday from E lm ­
m ade with the local h ealth officer p are n ts w here stu d en ts are failing g irl is doing in school. T here is no "R u b e” o r clow n to d ain ty gow ns
wood, N ebraska, for an indefinite
for the giving of th e toxin a n ti­ or near failing, and re p o rt card s doubt th a t those stu d en ts ‘ whose of colonial days. T he judges, afte r
visit w ith relativ es in G resham and
have been m ailed to g eth er w ith a
toxin to those d esiring It.
p are n ts tak e an in te re st in th e ir the com pany had p aired off and
F o re st Grove. T his is th e ir first
c irc u la r le tte r
j
w ork a t school u su ally m ake th e m arched aro u n d th e room on p a­
A
ttention
Is
again
called
to
the
trip to the co ast and they a re en ­
The honor stu d en ts for th is first best p rogress. We should be able rade, decided to aw ard on th e basis
th u sia stic over the w onders of the bake sale w hich w ill be conducted
w est and th e varied scenery along S atu rd ay afternoon by the R ebekah period a re few, but th e re a re a to do w onderful w ork because we of uniq u en ess and o rig in ality , first
num ber who are decidedly w orthy get such splendid cooperation from I place to John and H a rry C arlson,
th e way. T hey expect to spend the ladies at The W hite Way,
of
m ention. T eachers sta te th a t th e p are n ts.”
*' and second place to Miss E ste r
A d au g h ter was born on Monday
w in ter in th is vicinity.
th is year s freshm an class seems to
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Sloop and E v erett W right. A fter a
October
31,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
arl
F u rth e r im provem ents at the Lee
be stro n g e r th an usual, y et th e re
S m art Shoes— P o p u lar P rices. ! varied an d in te restin g p ro g ram of
S ervice station In east G resham P reu ss, living on th e B irdsdale w as not a single honor student.
Our ladies shoes a t 64.95 rep re- gam es, refre sh m e n ts co n sistin g of
include th e installatio n of a new road. M other and baby are a t the H ow ever, the follow ing w ere close sent
g r v a l u e your money | ,)Umn^ jn Dje and ci,}e r w ere served
. __
. , .
,
can buy. All th e new le ath e rs in ! l)umPKin pie auu tiu e r w ere serveu.
W ayne gasoline pump, m aking two home of Mrs. H a rrie t Tim m erm an.
to being honor stu d en ts and are | ow> medium o r high heels, $4.95._ T hus ended an evening w hich sh all
Mrs.
P
reu
ss
w
ill
be
rem
em
bered
by
now owned by Mr. Dimmlck.
w orthy of honorable m ention: A ylsw orth & M artin.—Adv.
( not soon be forgotten.
canopy has been constructed over friends as Miss M arg aret K oerner.
E lsie E schebeck, Roy F u ll, E leanor
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ir is P ease and Irm a Gnii 8 lsters
The E astm an L um ber com pany is H alladay,
th e two pum ps, w hich have a drive­
essem
to prove C° a J , . Rev and , h Mrs
O liver
ere e
....... ..... C aroline
" ,•«!. K H .I'»
. * * er, . S S i , m . a - S ’,“ -brysler
“'
. parso
n ag e Gill
over w ,h
building an addition 16x24 feet in ..
w ay between.
Honor Students Are
PLEASANT HOME
Mrs. Mary W elch and d aughter size to th e office and storeroom on Langley, Rosabel M etzger, Neil
G race w ere th e guests of Mrs. D. M R oberts avenue.
Milner, M ary Moist, C h arlo tte Mul-
R oberts and Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning en ­ lenhoff,
A lberta
Sager,
H elen i ;
H ansen at a p h ea sa n t dinner Sun te rtain e d la st week th e fo rm er's Sm ith, Nola Sm ith, E dith Sroufe,
ilay evening a t the R oberts home b ro th er and sister-in -law , Mr, and L ester Sroufe and L ola W alin. ,
Mr. R oberts has been 111 for sev Mrs. H. R. M anning of O akland, Some of th e «above nam ed stu d en ts 1
era l days and was unable to be Oregon, Miss F o n telle H arvey and had 90 in all subjects except one,
present.
H erb ert Hogan of th e sam e place. und we expect them to be honor I
A su rp rise birthday p arty was P a rt of th e tim e w as spent In P o rt­ stu d e n ts when re p o rts a re m ailed !
given Miss Mildred Kunimel S a tu r­ land. B. F. H all of W oodburn w as six w eeks from now.
day evening a t her home w est of a visito r one day of la st week at
In th e sophom ore class no honor !
G resham . D uring her absence In the M anning home.
stu d e n ts appeared, but L au ren ce !
the afternoon and early evening the
T he m em bers fo th e W om an's F o rtn e r, who, as a freshm an, c a r­
house had been p rettily decorated Home* M issionary society of th e
ried five subjects and kept them all \ i
in H allow een colors and th e Hal M ethodist church and th e ir friends
above 90, ra n k s th e h ig h est in the I
loween sp irit w as fu rth e r carried will enjoy a p arty a t th e hom e of
class. M ary Slm beni 4s a clo sei
o u t In the gam es and refresh m en ts Mrs. W. J. Ott oti W ednesday a f te r ­
second, and F lo ren ce H elber, G il­
T hose p rese n t w ere Miss M ildred noon, N ovember 2. A sh o rt p ro ­
b
ert Lind, L au ren ce Mahaffey, E dna !
K um m el, Miss P a u le tta D ow sett gram , gam es and refre sh m e n ts a re
M cCreary, Je ssie McKee, C athryn
Miss Goldie BJur, Miss A lta H en­ on th e program for th e afternoon.
F lorence
Mullenhoff,
drickson, Miss F lorence W illis, The m usical num bers will Include M etzger,
G ladys N elson, Joe P alin . E lla
Miss Mabel Jackson, C arl Arvidson a piano solo by Miss M arg aret St.
R ichardson, W illiam
S chm ierer,
M urray K ingsw ell, V earl Howell Clair, a vocal solo by Mrs. Leslie
C lair G ullikson, Q uinton Kummel, W alrad, a violin solo by M argaret Irm a Sm ith, R uth S terlin g , E th el I
S urface, Jo h n W elbes and Beulah j
H arold Lewis, K enneth H orberg Ott and a m issionary sto ry by Mrs.
Lord stan d high.
and H arry BJur.
H. V. W ilhelm.
"In the ju n io r class we find tw o !
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Y ager arriv ed
M arie A. Lau, th e o p era to r at
B lucher school shoes of ta n elk w elt
F riday evening from A kron, Ohio, Bailey’s beauty shop, h as added to honor stu d en ts. They a re L o rn a j
for an Indefinite visit with th e ir son her alread y w ell-equipped beauty Schedeen and A rth u r Suhr. T hose
cut and w ith a double w ear high grade
C larence Y ager and fam ily. If p arlo rs a new electric S un-ray cited for m erito rio u s w ork a re Eva
oake sole.
pleased w ith the w est they may de­ dryer, for use in h a ir and scalp B aker, E thel B erglund, A nnie Boe, Lj
Lois Boynton,
E lsie
C ran d all, | J
side to locate h ere perm anently.
treatm en ts.
Sizes ll» /. to 2, priced at...
Je an e Dfina, H elen Exley, M argaret |
Mr. and Mrs. H enry T llg n er a re
Ju n io r and Betty Ruth S t.C la ir
G
antenbein,
Irm
a
Gill,
R
egina
i
announcing the a rriv a l of a baby gave a H allow een p a rty on Monday
(laughter. Hhe w as born to them aftern o o n from 4 to 7 a t th e home H arnm ar, Vernon Kelly, D orothy
Sizes 21/Ó to
priced a t
S aturday at the home of Mrs. J. A. of th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. L es­ King, S tanley Lydfne, F ern Lewis, i
K athleen Lewis, G race Lynch, I
Byshong.
lie T. St. C lair on Division stree t
Mrs. K. C. R oberts and Mrs. H a r­ The g u ests w ere Je an Y ager, Billie G w endolyn M etzger, M arie More- I
old A nderson, the la tte r of P o rt­ E verett. C atherine and C harles bouse. Marie Mullenhoff, G ertru d e j
GRESHAM, OREGON
land, visited friends at A urora over G orsage, of G resham ; Nicky Ma­ R uhlin, F ra n ce s Sw anson and 1
Betty T horne. As in o th er classes * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
the week-end.
son of P o rtlan d and
George,
D oris Stone, youngest dau g h ter Thom as Lee and H elen Shaw of
of Mr. and Mrs. P aul Stone, has Fairview . Games and supper filled
been ill for m ore than a week past. til« evening w ith p le asu re for th e
She has been u nder the ca re of a hlldren. Mrs. St. C lair w as a s ­
baby sp ecialist In P ortland.
sisted by Mrs. W. S. E v erett, Mrs.
F ritz Stocker left la st week for
C. Y ager and Mrs. Mason.
Beaverton w here he will m ake ills
H allow een cam e and w ent as far
hom e w ith u relative.
as G resham w as concerned w ithout
Betty Jean , dau g h ter of Mr. und
nythlng m ore th an th e usual
Mrs. Gus Donley, enjoyed n b irth ­ m inor depredations, w heih for th e
day party in h er honor S aturday most p art w ere confined to m a rk ­
afternoon at the home of her au n t ing up w indows which had to be
Mrs. A. F. Hoover. The bouse wtts vigorously w ashed th is m orning.
decorated in H allow een trim m ings, Anyone so disposed could have p u r­
refre sh m e n ts w ere served and each chased th e public lib ra ry bull '¡ng
sm all guest given a H allow een th is m orning, according to a sign
horn as a favor. T hose p resen t placed n ear th e fro n t door a n ­
w ere
B arb ara
D eaville,
June, nouncing th e fact th a t It was for
Buddy and P hyllis M etzger, M ar­ sale. W oodpiles w ere d isarran g ed ,
g a re t Exley, R obert H astings, Roy spooky rap s on doors w ere heard,
S tarb ard , D orothy K ilgore, Ju n e but w ithal It w as a safe and sane
Hodge,
Ja n e t
Johnson, Danny H alloween
M urphy, Joyce and W ilma W hite,
Mr. and Mrs. C hase St. C lair
Joseph O lbrich, Bobby Gibbs, Ro­ played the genial H allow een hosts
b erta M llllsou, Je an Y ager, G e ra l­ last evening to a sm all group of
dine F all, E lean o r Beers and Betty friends and relatives, m ost of whom
Je an Donley.
are w orkers In the Outlook office.
Sunday dinner guests at the home The room s were b eantiful ill a v a­
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnson w ere riety of H allow een decorations. A
P rofessor and Mrs. W. E. Buell and tasty buffet luncheon w as served
children P auline, Fred and Evelyn, and th e evening spent socially.
of E stacada, and Mr. and Mrs, T hose p resen t besides th e host und
E dg ar Stevens of P ortland. Mr, hostess w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Buell is principal of th e grade and St. C lair und d au g h ter M argaret,
high schools at E stacada.
Leslie
St. C lair,
Miss
M yrtle
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Johnson, who Schm ale of P o rtlan d , Miss E m m a
I here s the whole story in lour words! Your bills
have been living In the Easton It Johnson, Miss Evelyn Metzger,
will
lie smaller for both foods and service; vour
ap a rtm en ts on E ast Powell stree t, Miss Mabel Jack so n , Mrs. Elsie
kitchen will be sweet, your pots unblackened; your
have left for M ontesano, W ashing­ Cogswell, Mrs. Mildred Davies and
meals will he prepared quickly- your electric range
ton. for a visit, Mr. Johnson has Mrs. Mary Welch.
will he an efficient ever-willing servant—if you select
been In chnrgu of read c o n stru c ­
one
of our modern
Special Kates in Itcaiit, Work.
tion work In th e vicinity, which he
Hut oil sham poo amt m arcel or
has now com pleted.
G. C. F an ch er is building a large finger wave, $1.25, Monday. T u e s­
day and W ednesday of each week
garage on his prem ises in s o u th ­ Marie A. l.au, form erly of the
ea st G resham .
G reen F ront Beauty shop. P ortland.
tf
F orty guests enjoyed a H allow ­ Hailey Beauty Shoppe. Adv.
RANGES
een party S aturday evening given
For t hrl'tinas Gifts.
Until
by Mr. und Mrs. E D. R aker a t the
There is less shrinkage in meats and fowl because
See nty new stock of fall sam ples
home of Mr. und Mrs. C. I. R aker In S pirella stockings and u n d er­
electric cookery doc- not cause evaporation—it keeps
November 1 5th
on W est Pow ell street. The house wear. O rders may lie tak en at
the juices in retaining full flavor and nutriment.
w as beautifully decorated ill orange W hite Way or will call at your
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offer
vom
I
home evenings. Mrs. E tta Hoover,
The new “ speed" units are made to fit regulation
und black with bats and r a ts well phone 3267.—Adv.
<i liberal
cooking utensils in a way to make cooking quicker.
in evidence, w hile spooks held
tilm m tt
IGXITION SPECIALIST.
sw ay In the basem ent. H allow een
The automatic time control liberates vou for hours
<»n vow r old
T h a t', us. Bring your ca r here
gam es and stu n ts tilled the evening,
away from your kitchen. W e ll be «lad to explain.
i t o r t no»
und refresh m en ts of cider, dough for any rep a irs, a d ju stm e n t, or
in MJC— »hen
nuts and pum pkin pie w ere served. p a r t, for the sta rte r, g en erato r,
.w itch es, w iring, lighting.
etc.
T he centerpiece of the dining tab le Work done by an ex p ert and is pos­
y o n buy a
wus an original fru it basket m ade itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a
H ot point
of a half pum pkin and filled w ith com plete line of ignition p arts.
G
reshura
G
arage,
phone
2391.
%
S
fruit.
T he m em bers of the S outheast
D rive a C h ry sler to prove a
circle of the M ethodist Ladles Aid Chrysler. Hessel Implement Co.,
Adv.
have planned an appetizing m enu | G resham
■* PCTBir
PLPCTBIC BLDO.
for the luncheon w hich will be
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA­
served by them F riday In the base­
Phone 801
Powell St.
Greshant
TION of G resham Lodge No,
m ent of th e church, beginning at
162 A. F. A A. M. In Masonic
ab o u t 11:16. Cream ed chicken and hall. G resham . W ednesday evening,
o th e r p alatab le viands w ill be November 2 Work In the F. C De
served, the proceeds to fee devoted gree
A. W. METZGER, W. M.
to the c irc le 's activities.
W. L. GORSAGE. Sec y.
Boys’ School Shoes
2.95
week end. They p articip a ted in th e
social S atu rd ay evening.
Alice Melton has been confined to
her hom e for a few days w ith an
attac k of illn ess, b u t is now again
a t h er place In school.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bickford w ere
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. W il­
liam s Sunday. In th e aftern o o n the
en tire p a rty w as driven by Mr.
Bickford to Bull Run w here they
called on Mr. and Mrs. H. S öder­
berg, Mr. and Mrs Ja ck Greenwood,
and Mr. and Mrs. E lton Sloop.
T he Junior ch o ir of th e M ethod­
ist ch u rch held an o th er successful
re h e a rsa l a t th e p arso n ag e S a tu r­
day afternoon. F our new m em bers,
Olive M iller, Betty Miller, E lean or
Johnson and C reighton B u rn s w ere
added to th e ro ll of th is new o rg a n ­
ization. T he ju n io rs plan to sing a t
th e ch u rch service next Sunday.
An im p o rta n t date w hich w ill be
of in te re st to th e people of the
P lea san t Home com m unity is de-
cem ber 3, (S a tu rd a y ), th e date of
th e M ethodist Ladies Aid b azaar
w hich w ill be held a t th e ch u rch
beginning a t 4 p. m. A chicken d in ­
ner is to be served in connection
w ith th e event.
A p ray er service will be held a t
th e parso n ag e W ednesday evening
a t 7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to atten d th ese
helpful services.
O scar N elson has lately retu rn ed
from V alsetz, Oregon, and is living
w ith his son E rn e st Nelson in a |
sm all house w hich he has recen tly
erected a h alf m ile n o rth of P le a s­
an t Home on th e L usted road.
Our w ater w ave w ill
give
We w ill
tre a t your h a ir to m ake
it grow m ore ab u n d a n t­
ly and tra in it in th e
m anner
in
w hich
it
should grow.
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¿ r r e s h a tn
4 OVER FIRST
¿STATE BANK.
MONEY
CAN T BUY
A BETTER OIL
-than
THE NEW
.ZEROLENE
Southeast Circle I.uiiclieon.
Phoenix Hose for Ladies.
delightfully
cu rly tresses.
F rid a y noon, M ethodist church.
Cream ed
chicken,
hot
biscuit,
m ashed potatoes, cauliflow er, gold­
en glow salad, hom e-m ade bread,
b u tte r and jelly, apple pie and
cheese, coffee. 35 cents. C hildren
under 12, 25c.—Adv.
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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‘Reason why ( io f MANY)
Q u a l i t y — th e product oi
49 years o f refining experience.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY O? CALIFORN
Cake Plates
B eautifully h an d -p ain ted, 7-inch cake plates
3.45
W. R. HICKS CO.
Economical . . . . clean
quick . . . . efficient . . .
PORI LAND
CO M PANY
EA CH
Also an extra special price on English D inner-
ware. \ \ e have only a few sets, 32 pieces at $ 5 .4 9 .
B oth sp e c ia ls on d isp la y in o u r w indow .
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone 1 2 3 6
G RESH A M
Thanksgiving Cards and Booklets now on display
here. Act now!
“IS THERE ANYTHING REALLY
PERFECT ON EARTH”
We’ve often heard it said there is not;
hut, from a fuel standpoint, UTAH-
GRAND COAL is as nearly perfect as a
Bituminous Coal can be. UTAH-GRAND
is HARD and CLEAN, it LASTS LONG-
Lk. burning from the outside of the lump
m aei like Anthracite. UTAH-GRAND
makes NO STRINGY SOOT, and NO
Ci INKERS. Now, what else would you
h -k? Oh yes, the price. Well, it costs no
.
with all its virtues.
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Phone 1411
A Completely Equipped
Automobile Repair Shop
We are eqaipped to do all kind* of automobile re­
pair work from the smallest adjastment to a com­
plete overhaul of any make of automobile.
H ave y o u r car checked over by an expert who
will tell you the trouble and quote you a reasonable
price on th e jo b of repairing.
Checking service free whether we do the work
or not.
Ask for El». NEESON.
BROCKWAY & NELSON
Phone 1471
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Powell Street
Gresham