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This Issue in Two Sections, 6 Pages. Read It All Carefully. Prepare for Thanksgiving and Red Cross Drive G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 17, NG. 7« GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, High School Play Center of Interest G R ESH A M MASONS PLAN LATH EH AN I» SON M E E T ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS <(2.00 Per Year M AILING URG ED FOR C H R ISTM A S MAIL Fair Board Wrestles . EAKLY With New Problems Club Work Shows Gain at International For the fo u rth tim e the G resham Postoffices in th is vicinity, in I Masonic lodge will bold a "F a th e r common wdth th o se th ro u g h o u t th e | and Son G et-to g eth er” in th e Ma co u n try , are m aking p rep a ra tio n s It is w o rth m uch to live in th is e a rly h a lf of th e tw e n ti All interest« a t th e high school sonic lodge room on F rid ay eve- T he fair board /n e t in ad journed to han d le the ever in creasin g vol- e th c e n tu ry even th o u g h it co sts s o m e th in g — m o re th a n in In m aking a general sum m ary of th is week a re ce n terin g in th e ning, November 25, beginning a t j session la st n ig h t a t th e city hall ' ume of C hristm as m ail w ith the a n y fo rm e r tim e. If th e re a l life d ep en d s on giv in g , life th e splendid work put on at the r e cent Pacific In tern atio n al Live senior class play, "T he Goose 7:30. H eretofore only Masons and w ith Vice P re sid en t H. A. Lew is in g rea test possible efficiency. They sh o u ld be la r g e r a n d h a p p ie r th a n e v e r before. sons p articip ated , b u t th is tim e th e th e chair. T here w as a sm all at- are ask in g th e cooperation of th e ir stock exposition. W. D. K inder, T h e re is a s a tis fa c tio n in th is d ay a lso in g iv in g to g re a t H angs H ig h ’’, w hich w ill be given doors will be th ro w n wide open to tendance due larg ely to th e fact p atro n s, both local and ru ra l, in h u m a n ita r ia n causes, such a s th e R ed C ross, w hich, lik e a county club agent, sta te s th a t th e on T uesday and W ednesday eve every “dad and k id ” in G resham . ! th a t no notice had been given, th e bringing th is about. re a l m o th e r, ris e s in re a l b e n e v o le n c e to h e lp th e needy a n d crop w ork th is year in connection n ings of next week in the high T he h ila rity ra m p a n t a t form er m eeting having been adjourned The po stal d ep artm en t advocates t suffering. % with th e land products exhibits early m ailing of C h ristm as p arc els T h e A m erican R ed C ross n e e d s no in tro d u c tio n to show ed a m arked in c re ase over school gym nasium . R eh earsals a re "get to g e th ers” w ill be rem em - | from a form er called m eeting. T he ev en | ng waa spent m ostly in and g reetings, so as to avoid th e A m erican s. It is su p p o rte d by in d iv id u al c o n trib u tio n s, es- 1926. The potato displays m ade held each evening and everything bered by th e y o ungsters, as well as the "old boys”, as a "bully tim e." j ,u SCUSS|On of w ays and m eans to congestion of the holidays and to p e c ia lly th e d o lla r a y e a r m em b e rsh ip s, a n d d isp e n se s its w ere excellent. T he exhibit of points to a successful production. M asonry stan d s for good citizen- ! relieve th e p re se n t financial stre ss in su re th eir delivery on tim e. Be- j a s s is ta n c e — in re a lity y o u r a s s is ta n c e an d m in e — econom i- dairy c a ttle and hogs from th is E x cerp ts from th e play w ere ren - county a t th e In te rn a tio n a l w as a ship, and ft is believed "that th ese 1 and avoi(1 a 8im n ar situ atio n in th e [ th e ad d ress on a parcel, i t ! c a lly a n d w isely. It is a g re a t c o m m u n ity c h e st fo r re n d e r- dered W ednesday before th e stu - I, g ath erin g s will ten d to develop futur(1 Thp hoar(1 (s not o rg a n . may contain the w ords “ Do not in g aid in c a se s Of se c tio n a l c a ta s tro p h e . * T h e re is no O ther com m endable one from every d ent body and m et wdth a m ost en q u alitie s of good citizenship in th e ized yet into stan d in g com m ittees J open un til C hristm as. a g e n cy th a t fu n c tio n s so e x p e d itio n sly a n d w ell. D u rin g standpoint, the boys and g irls r e boys and th e ir fath ers. and th e discussion w as a free for T he fact th a t th e holiday falls on th e p ast y e a r it h a s a b u n d a n tly sh o w n its efficiency to re- ceiving th e ir sh a re of th e blue rib th u siastic reception. T he program F rid ay n ig h t w ill all b u t th e d eterm in atio n to profit Sunday th is year b ut is observed ’ lieve d istre s s in th e c a se of th e M ississippi flood v ictim s, th e bons. T he boys’ d em onstration I t is expected th a t the new be e n te rta in in g and helpful to by th e u n in ten tio n al m istak es of I on Monday, m akes it n ecessary i New E n g la n d flood su ffe re rs a n d is now On th e g ro u n d w ith team , consisting of Jo h n F lem ing sp read c u rta in w hich has been ; young and old alike. David Jam es th e pagt wag th e domin a n t idea, th a t th e Monday delivery of i re lie f in to rn P itts b u rg . and Floyd Stafford, w as selected to p urchased for th e high school gym i F erg u so n of A storia is scheduled All p resen t expressed a desire to m ail be m ade on Monday. T his is , T h e re w ill in e v ita b ly be o th e r floods, sto rm s, e a rth - rep rese n t th e sta te in a n o rth w est w ill be in itiated next T uesday eve for a sh o rt address. He w as th e cooperate loyally to m ake a success n ecessary as it is felt th a t tw o days i q u a k e s a n d d isa ste rs. S h a ll w e k e e p th is “ G re a te st M o th e r” contest d airy dem onstration. Sew ing, cooking and canning a re ning in th e opening roll of th e sen p rin cip al sp eak er a t a recen t g a th of th e 1928 fair but some ad ju st- in w hich th e mail is n ot delivered J p re p a re d w ith su p p lies a n d fu n d s fo r th e se n eed s w hen th e y advancing, several clubs having is too long to be p erm itted at I a r i s e ? ior class play. T he need of a new erin g of the g ran d lodge. O ther m ents m ay be necessary. T he resig n atio n of A. W. Metz- C h ristm as tim e. T h e n w e sh o u ld w illin g ly give in th e a n n u a l niem b er- been organized d uring th e m onth c u rta in has been a p p a re n t for a outside ta le n t w ill be presen t, also long tim e. It will rep lace th e old it is expected the G resham high g er as se creta ry was presented but In o rd er th a t the service m ay be , sh ip d riv e s w h ich com e a t th is se a so n of th e y e a r — n o t a s a of October throughout th e county. laid on th e table and Mrs. G race 1 perform ed w ith less exaction to th e I c h a rity but a s an in v e s tm e n t in h u m a n ity . It m ay com e This is the first tim e th a t clubs roll v u rta in w hich h as w ell o u t school band will play. T h e arra n g e m e n ts for th e eve Exley was chosen as a s sista n t sec- pm pl«yes of th e postal d ep artm en t, back close to hom e so m etim e. B ut if n o t, w e m ay c o u n t have had a chance to s ta r t as early lived its usefulness. In p u rc h a s as October. A ccording to Mr. K in ing the new c u rta in , half of th e ex n in g ’s e n te rta in m e n t a re in th e re ta ry to "be te m p o rarily at least and to fa c ilita te th e h an d lin g of th e o u rse lv e s doubly fo rtu n a te . der, it now look^ as though th e re Mrs. Exley ]8 i m ails, p o stm asters are au thorized pense w as borne by the stu d en t hands of a com m ittee consisting of actin g se cretary . be discussed and all those in te r w ould be m ore boys and g irls en to perm it ru ra l c a rrie rs to vary body and th e rem ain d er of the cost ltoy H. Gibbs, W. L. C orsage and w ell fam iliar w ith th e w ork ested a re welcome. G eorge F. Honey. All boys of th e gaged in club w ork this year th a n from th e ir u su al schedules and to by the school d istrict. The m a tte r of em ploying a m a n T he services n ex t Sunday in th e ever before. Such being the case high school, all g rad e school boys leave early in the m orning to serve B ap tist church w ill be held at th e active p rep a ra tio n s are being m ade over eig h t y ea rs of age and dads ag er was th o ro u g h ly discussed but th e ir routes. — ~~~~~ HKLI’F l'L HINTS. th e sen tim en t seem ed to be op re g u la r hour, Bible school a t 9:45 to take of them and th e ir needs. of an y age are co rd ially invited. SPIRIT The volum e of C h ristm as card H H R IS IIA N B ring your license application posed to th e m ethod and no action and th e m orning ch u rch service at IN THANKSGIVING for 1928 to ou r office. We w ill help Follow ing is a list of th e pro j g reetin g s is in creasin g from year w as taken. Chas. Cleveland, though 11 o’clock. At th e young people’s ects w hich w ere put u n d er way you m ake it up. S h eare r - Bacon Rogers Brushing Lacquer to year, and it is expected th a t it not a m em ber of th e board, w as Chev. Co.—Adv. Is the m odern T h anksgiving m eeting at 6:30 th e topic w ill be, during the m onth of O ctober: th ree D ries w hile you w ait, all colors, will be la rg e r th an ever th is year. all sizes. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co., p resen t and gave valuable advice “A p preciating God’s G oodness.” cooking clubs w ith a to ta l of 25 C h ristian ? As an aid In spreading th e C h rist Blue S erge S uits $29.51». G resham . g a fte re d from his m any y ea rs of C larence Ownhey w ill be th e lead m em bers, one of w hich w as o rg an T his question w ill be up for d is m as card business over a consid C lothcraft Blue S erge S uits for fair experience and observation. er. T he church service w ill begin ized a t T ro u td ale under th e lead cussion at the M ethodist ch u rch at erab le period, and a ssu rin g deliv tnen and young men will solve G enuine C hevrolet P a rts. S h ear H. A. Lew is has m ade a larg e do your clothes problem . A ylsw orth er-B acon C hevrolet Co., G resham ery on tim e, it has been ru le d -th a t th e re g u la r service at 7:30 next a t 7:30. The p a s to r’s topic in th e ership of Mfs. John D enison, one nation of sh ru b b ery to th e fair and Ac M artin, G resham . tf 1941.—Adv. C h ristm as g reetin g ca rd s for local Sunday evening, when th e p asto r m o rn in g serm on w ill be. “T he a t P le a sa n t V alley w ith Mrs. K. C. arran g e m en ts w ere m ade to have f# # # * # » * # # # * # # * * » # * * delivery m ay be m ailed by Decem w ill speak on th e topic, “M aking F oundation of F a ith ,” and in th e Bishop as leader, and th e th ird a t sam e set o ut on th e grounds. ber 15 or even e a rlie r, an d th a t T h anksgiving C h ristian .” T h ere Is evening, “How Can T hese T hings G ilbert: five sew ing clubs w ith a H. A. L ew is and O. A. E astm an to tal of 56 m em bers, tw o of th ese they w ill n o t be delivered u n til room for some question as to th e Be?” w ere appointed a tem p o rary com a t G ilbert w ith Mrs. E. P. V igars * tw o or th re e days before C h rist relig io u s n a tu re of th e day In the m ittee to look a fte r ce rtain p re ss * celeb ratio n of th e average Am eri EVANGELI« AL ( Hl RUH as leader of one of th e clubs, one mas. * ing m a tte rs p erta in in g to grounds * ANNOUNCES SE R V IC E S at P le a sa n t Valley under the lead can, and the topic should be of T he p o stm aste rs in th is vicinity * and buildings. * ership of Mrs. W illard Bliss, who u n ite in giving th e se facts g en eral in terest. An effort w ill be m ade to get o ut i T he preach in g services Sunday * an o th er at Pow ell Valley w ith Miss T he m orning serm on is said to publicity are E. E. Jo h n so n , G resh * a full atten d a n ce a t the reg u la r qt th e Zion E v an g elical church will * Sue H icks as leader, and th e fifth am ; Wm‘. A. M orand, B oring; contain s ta rtlin g tru th s th a t w ill * board m eeting T h u rsd ay night, De- ’ be held at th e u su al hour of 11 at C orbett u nder the lead ersh ip of * Jo h n S. H udson, T ro u td ale ; Elsie give people som ething to th in k cem ber 1, and all heads of d ep art- j a. m. Sunday Is th e la st Sunday * A deline E vans. Miss Sue H icks E. M organ, ahont for m any days. It is en m ents for /h e p ast y ear are being j Langley, F airv iew ; of th e church year and is designat will have charg e of th e bachelor titled , "W here Is God?” M embers C orbett. / asked to p resen t th e ir best su g g es ed on th e ch u rch ca len d ar as Me of the ch u rch a re urged to b rin g sew ing class w hich w as organized tions for im provem ents in the m an- m orial Sunday. A serm on fitting . . . . . . , For re a l estate loans see or call i th e ir frien d s w ith them to h ear a t Pow ell V alley w ith 8 m em bers. th e occasion w ill be delivered by agenient of th e fair. I n ” • w w. T in h u o ru rn e e . —Adv .. is serm on. « in .______________ [th T h ree handw ork clubs w ith 27 the p asto r on, "W eighed in th e B al T he S unday school invites all to m em bers have been organized, one ances." Special g ifts will be re be in Its studies. And th e young a t G ilbert to be led by Miss H elen ceived for the m in iste ria l pension sa v e you m o n ey . j people, m eeting a t 5 for a social Maxwell, an o th er a t Pow ell V alley and relief fund. , hour, to be follow ed at 6:30 by with Miss Sue H icks as leader, and The Sunday school will convene | th e ir devotional g ath erin g , extend one at T routdale, the leader of a t 10 a. m. T he m em bership con j a cordial invitation to o th ers to be w hich has not yet been selected. te st w ill close S unday m orning. All I p resen t. the m em bers of 't h e school a re T hanksgiving Day, w hich is a urged to be p rese n t a t th a t tim e. SARON LU TH ER A N T he E v angelical ch u rch w ill join n ational holiday, w ill be observed In order to more fully advertise the nationally SE R V IC E S ANNOUNCED the o th e r ch u fch es of G resham in known A. A. Cutter & Co.’s work and logging shoes th e an n u al union T h anksgiving by th e local postofflee as such, th e Bible school w ill be held a t th e services at the M ethodist ch u rch windows rem aining closed th ro u g h for “HE MEN” we will give Saron L u th eran church next S u n W ednesday evening of Jiext week. out the day. The m orning m ail will day at 9:45 a. m. T he school now ' has a m em bership of 73 and it is Churches to Hold I'lianksghIng be d istrib u ted as usual to th e ! hoped th a t by C h ristm as th e 100 Services. boxes. i m ark shall be reached. T he ser Union T h anksgiving services of vices of th e day w ill be conducted th e ch u rch es of G resham will be on the regular prices as listed below. This offer Meriden Pocket Knives. in th e E nglish language. The m orn- held n ex t W ednesday evening in good until December 1. ' ing w orship begins at I I, at w hich th e M ethodist E piscopal church. Meet every requirem ent. K idder tim e th e p asto r w ill speak on the The Rev. D. B. W eintz, p asto r of Hdwe. Co., G resham . No. 1500. 6-inch Chocolate . them e, “ H onest Citizenship in th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch , will Chrom e Calf side pac stitched, full double sole. ' C h rist's K ingdom .” p reach th e serm on. T h ere w ill be Bellows tongue, ¿‘p r / t In th e evening th e le ctu res on ap p ro p ria te singing and o th e r fea p air ................. th e A pocalypsj w ill be continued. tu re s, th e a rra n g e m e n t for th is The subject for th e evening. “The p a rt of th e service to be in th e S atu rd ay evening, Nov. 19.— No. 1543. 6-inch C hocolate i G rand V ision” w ill be exchanged hands of th e p asto r of th e Method P le a sa n t H om e B aptist Ladies Aid Chrom e side B lucher, full an n u al dinner and program . J for, “T he Modern C hurch—W h ith er double sole, G o o d - J'A ist ch u rch , the Rev. H. V. W ilhelm. y ear w elt, p air •ptLOv Goest T hou?” T his change has T he cooperation of all p asto rs is Monday evening, November 21.— ’ been m ade on req u e st and will be desired. Card p a rty a t F airvif lew g ran g e hall. No. 1CM. 6-ln. T an B lu ch a conclusion of th e last le ctu re on er. Single sole, T uesday and W ednesday eve plain toe. P air i “T he Seven C hurches.” An at- If you p u t off too long o rdering nings, Novem ber 22 and 23. Senior 5». i;,«« MEN'S WEAR SH OES j tem p t w ill be m ade to analyze and those b eautiful C h ristm as and New class play, “T he Goose H angs [ explain th e m odern tendency of th e Y ear's ca rd s of th e Outlook you H igh”, in high school gym nasium . No. 1520. 6-inch O. D. Re-Tan B lucher, P ac-stitch vam p, p. 10-inch lo-inch G R ESH A M sp rin g step heel, Goodyear welt. grow th of th e ch u rch and to view may m iss your happy C hristm as »ft#*#*#»#*»**#**»**#»********#*«**##*#*******#*** P a ir ................................................................................... W ednesday evening, Nov. 23.— th is p ro g ress in th e light of the alto g eth er. T hanksgiving dance by A rem e club ! sc rip tu res. at Masonic hall. T he choir w ill ta k e p a rt in th e I92M AUTO LICENSE. No. 1525. 16-inch O. D. re- We have the b la n k s and will m orning service. In th e evening T hursday, November 24.—Union Tan, Pac Stitch Vamp, full illu stra te d singing w ill be a p a rt gladly help you w ith your ap p li T hanksgiving service a t H aley bellow s tongue, iron leath- cation. S h eare r - Bacon Chev Co.— B aptist church, 10 a. m. of th e program . Adv. F riday evening, Nov. 25.— F a th e r To keep celery c risp chill it in ice and son m eeting at Masonic hall. THE BIBLE THE w ater b efo re serving. By adding MOST PO PU LA R ROOK a slice of lemon to ice-w ater, cel No. 1567. 16 -in c h Choco F riday evening, November 25.— late Calf C ruiser. Light O. E. S. card p arty , T ro u td ale Ma double’ sole, plain toe, T he m ost p o p u lar book in th e ery is k ep t w hite and m ade crisp. sonic hall. double stitchec w orld today is th e Bible, th e te x t If tops of stalk s a re gashed several sole. P a ir. S aturday evening, November 26 — ’ book of th e C h ristian religion, imes before p u ttin g in w ater, they Reunion and banquet Com'panies will c u rl back and m ake celery i T h irty m illion copies w ere d istrib A, B and C of 41st Div. E ngineers, look m ore attractiv e. uted from th e p rin tin g p resses of W orld W ar, a t M ultnom ah hotel. No. 1565. 12 - inch C a l f j th e w orld in 1926. T hey w ere is C ruiser, double stitched T uesday, Nov. 29.—B eginning of Bine Serge Sails $29.50. s u e d in 835 different languages and sole. All wool, la test m odels for men revival cam paign and Bible co n fer Y ou'll n o t be d isa p p o in te d if you p lace y o u r o rd e r p a ir . . . d ialects, 108 of w hich are in A m er and young men. Come and see ence at Sw edish Mission church. ica. No o th e r book in th e h isto ry them. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh now a t th e GRESHAM M EAT M A R K ET fo r S aturday, Decem ber 3.—L adies’ tf I of th e hum an ra c e has appro ach ed am. Aid bazaar, dinner and play a t No. 112. 12 - inch F ren ch I such a record. Rockwood g ran g e hall. Kip D river S pring heel, T he p asto r of th e B aptist ch u rch , calked full double sole, S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 3.—• ' the Rev. E. G. Ju d d , is conducting hand-pegged. T his is th e P le a sa n t Home M ethodist Ladles shoe th a t m ade C u tter , a study of th e Bible every W ednes Aid bazaar, supper and p rogram a t famous. day evening excepting November church. P air I 24. beginning a t 7 o'clock. E ach W ednesday, Decem ber 7.—G resh book of th e Bible is being studied to am M ethodist annual b azaar and Olympia — F »«tern asce rta in its m eaning and m essage dinner in basem ent of church. for th e p rese n t day. The book of G enesis w as studied la st W ednes F riday evening, Dec 9.—A rem e s ? '. clu b card p a rty at home of Mrs. day evening and w ill be review ed E. W. A ylsw orth. W ednesday evening. D ecem ber 1st ••The House «I Quality” ?» «•»•ATI** and 2 study o f th e book of See the S aturday, Dec. 10.—C ottrell com If GRESHAM.OREGON P ow ell St. Exodus will be given. T h e stu d y ,, . m unity churqji bazaar. PHONE I t t i will begin prom ptly a t 7 o'clock Outlook S / me A SSOftTfieflt T h ursday evening. Dec. 15.—Ba- H pays to buy the best Wr Give (¿reen Trading Stampa and w ill la st for 45 m inutes. De T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T 1 1 1 1 T T 1 I I zaar rtn'1 rtinner' basem ent of Bap- nom inational differences w ill not t W W W h W W W V h W fist church. Church Services Specials FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY Here is a group of specials from our work clothes department that will MEN Wool Work Shirts Heavy and medium shirts in O. D. and dark colors. Special. $ J .95 Heavv Wool Sox 10% Reduction Heavy Wool mixed work sox, in dark colors. Special. . 20c Corduroy Pants Coming Events * Men’s Corduroy Pants. 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