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W e're O ff for the Twelfth Lap of the 1 9 2 7 Race.
Christmas Will Be Brighter for the Early Shoppers
G resham O utlook
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VOL. 17, NO. 78
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
Senior Class Play
Wins Much Praise
PO PULAR
E V A N G E L IST
FATHER AND SON NIGHT
.Hakoille Hall, Nov.
A fine atten d an ce each evening
m ark ed th e production of “T he
Goose H angs H igh”, th e ann u al
• play given by th e senior high
school on T uesday and W ednesday
evenings in the high school gym ­
nasium .
Much pleased
com m ent was
h eard on the high ra n k in g of th e
play as to its c h a racter. Nor w as
it lacking in comedy and clean
w holesom e rom ance. T he p a rts
tak en by E a rl W eiss and E dna
B urlingam e, who as Mr. and Mrs.
B ern ard In g als w ith th e ir th re e j
ch ild ren, H ugh and the irre p re s ­
sible tw ins fresh from college, k e p t
th e audience in expectancy. Mary
Ja n e P eterso n and F red Bechill
played th e p art of th e tw ins to p e r­
fection. Miss P eterso n m ade m any
frie n d s w ith h er p ra n k s w hich a l­
Chas, R. Dillon
w ays revealed a loving heart.
E vangelists Chas. R. and Helen
It w as a p p a ra n t to all th a t H ugh I. Dillon have ju st retu rn ed front
In g als (Jam es B ushong) and Dag- Los A ngeles and are now engaged
m a r C arroll, oth erw ise Miss Mabel in evangelistic services in P o rt­
Sm ith, w ere m adly in love. D oris land. in the A lisky building. T hird
B row n was the typical g ran d m o th ­ and M orrison, w here they hold
er. n o t at all as ste rn as her w ords m eetings every evening. They are
m ig h t indicate. Miss M arg aret St. well known in G resham w here they
C lair as Mrs. Ju lia M urdock looked have held revival cam paigns.
th e p a rt of the sophisticated socie­
ty lady of affairs who w as m ore in ­ REV IV A L ( AMPAIGN
TO BEGIN T U E SD A Y
te re ste d in m ain ta in in g h e r posi­
tion in the social w orld th an giving
An intensive revival cam paign
h er son Ronald a college education. and Bible con feren ce w ill begin
L eland C ochran as R onald depict­ Tuesday, Novem ber 29, at th e Pow ­
ed th e unhappy son of Mrs. M ur­ ell Valley Mission ch u rch th ree
dock. E vidently his unhappiness m iles east of G resham . T he Rev.
w as g re a te r as he co n trasted the G ust E. Johnson of S eattle has
c a re fre e existence of his cousins, been secured as th e evangelist for
th e In g als children.
the occasion, and will have ch arg e
One would like to have seen m ore of th e services w hich w ill be held
of th e charm ing Rhoda, Miss E lsie every afternoon and evening w ith
M attson, w ho served as w aiting th e exception of S atu rd ay . The
m aid in "the In g als fam ily.
afternoon services will be con d u ct­
L inden L unday as Noel Derby ed in the Sw edish language w ith
proved him self a frien d in need the exception of those on Sunday.
w hen he Insisted on a p a rtn e rsh ip The evening services w ill all be in
w ith h is friend B ernard in th e h or- E nglish. The Rev. Jo n a s Johnson,
the Rev. O. F. L arson and th e Rev.
' tic u ltu ra l business.
Leo Day, in re a l life know n as L .G. L ance w ill a s sist in th e a f­
E ugene Davis, played his p a rt well ternoon services each day. The
of th e councilm an who is asp irin g en tire cam paign w ill be u n d er the
to clim b th e social ladder and win direction of th e p asto r of th e Mis­
a wife who w ould fu rth e r his in ­ sion church, th e Rev. Don Sho-
te re sts socially as w ell as p o liti­ gren. A cordial in v itation is ex­
tended to a ll to atten d .
cally.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 35.
1927
$2.00 Per Year
IN REV IVAI. CAM PAIGN.
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
HOME AND YOUTH
Football Team Wins
on Field of Mud
SU B.IEUTS FOR DAY
I'KOGKAH
Music by Union H igh School Band.
Com m unity Singing, led by H. W. Strong.
T rom bone solo by Prof. F red d ie Jen n in g s.
P o rtlan d Police Q uartet.
A ddress by Chief of Police L. V. Jen k in s.
S tu n ts by H igh school students.
A ddress by Rev. David Jam es F erg u so n of A storia.
S tu n ts by th e G rade school pupils.
Tooth P u llin g Up to D ate
C h arlesto n Contest.
Singing Contest.
Ju g g lin g by H. W. A drian.
Dime Novelty Act.
Boxing M atch for Boys.
Sack Race for Boys.
Centipede Race for Boys.
High Ju m p in g C ontest for Men.
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D onuts and Coffee.
Additional Locals
The serm ons on next Sunday at
the M ethodist church w ill have to
do w ith th e home and youth. The
m orning
serm on
is
entitled,
“ H om e-G row ing." C oncerning this
topic, th e Rev. H V. W ilhelm says.
"We speak of building a home, but
th a t is in co rrect. A tru e hom e is a
living thing, m ade of living person-
alities, and we cannot build any-
thing that ha.l life Living th in g s
m ust grow "
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In the evening, the first of two
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serm ons on youth will be preached.
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The one for th is Sunday is, “T he
Church C hallenges Youth", and
th is will be followed next Sunday
Rev. Don S hogren
A revival cam paign and Bible by an opposite view, “ Youth C h al­
conference will begin Tuesday in lenges th e C hurch." These ser-
the Pow ell Valley Mission church ,noI18 ghould be w(dely h ea rd .
of w hich Rev. Mr. S hogren is pas- !
The m en's Bible class is grow ing
tor. He will be assisted by Evan
in num bers and enthusiasm each
gehst G ust Johnson.
week. T he practical discussions
are enjoyed and a re very helpful.
Roy E. Cannon is th e teach er.
Tile E pw orth League m eets at 5
for a social hour and at 6:30 for
study and w orship.
¡Taber Re-elected
FU N E R A L H ELD FDR
Master of Grange
MRS. FR ED U S H E R
For th e m ost p a rt G resham citi­
zens stayed at home yesterday,
g rate fu l for the m any blessings of
life and p articu la rly thunkful for
sh e lte r from th e driving storm
w hich visited this section during
,
p„ tire day and preCP(„ nK nlght
i „
But not all th e discom forts of
rain and wind, w hich a t tim es ap-
I
I p r° “JC\ ed ,h e 8en,blance of a floud.
, C" U'" dam pe,n tb e ,Brdor ° / ÍOOtba11
p lay ers and fans. Before 10 o’clock
p ed e strian s and m achines began
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w ending in the direction of th e
,
high school, and by 10:30 a good
, ,
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sized crow d, seated m ostly In pro-
tectln g autos, had gathered to
w atch th e O. U. H. 8. team wallop
th eir neighbors from E stacada,
w hich w as done to th e score of 14
to 0 in favor of G resham . Fond
m am as did not relish th e idea of
son Jo h n n y playing football on
such a day and trie d to keep him
In, b ut w hen dad w as approached
on th e subject, It w as quickly se t­
tled as he said. "Of course let him
play football, w hat do you th in k he
is, a baby?" So those who did not
play w atched a one-sided but In­
ten sely in te restin g gam e, th e last
one of th e season, and afte rw a rd s
' rep aired to cozy hom es w here fam ­
ily an d friends, a cheery fireplace
and the arom a of ro astin g turkey
sh u t out th e depressing w eather
and m ade everybody th an k fu l for
home and its associations.
The day w as largely given over
to fam ily g ath erin g s. W hile the
king of b ird s w as ra th e r steep in
price, he still graced m any ovens
w here he w as ro asted and basted
to ju s t th e proper tu rn and served
w ith all th e fixin's. In m any homes
the hum ble chicken was th e piece
de re sista n c e on th e bill of fare
and m ade a welcome su b stitu te for
I l l s m ore lordly bro th er, the turkey.
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The u su al procedure of union
ch u rch services w as departed from
th is year and the m eeting was held
on W ednesday evening instead of
T h u rsd ay m orning. A good-sized
crow d g ath ered a t th e M ethodist
E piscopal ch u rch w here th e Rev.
D. B. W eintz, p asto r of th e F re e
M ethodist church, gave a forceful
exposition of the 107th P salm . T he
Rev. E. G. Judd, p asto r of th e Bap­
tist ch u rch , assisted in th e service.
Mrs. H en ry S orensen rendered a
solo, accom panied a t th e piano by
Miss Amy Cooper.
O ther events of W ednesday eve­
ning. w hich possibly Interfered
w ith th e atten d an ce at the union
services, w ere th e senior class play
at th e high school gym nasium and
th e A rem e club dance.
Both high and grad e schools a re
enjoying a holiday today. W ork a t
the tw o schools will resum e as
usual on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. P alm q u ist and
T EM I’ I.E TO ( E L E B R A T E
ch ild ren enjoyed a
sum ptuous
At the an n u al session of the N at­
The fu n eral of Mrs. E udora M.
1N N IV ER SA R V SI NDAY
T hanksgiving d in n er at th e home F ish er, w ife of F red F ish er, m o th ­ ional G range held la st w eek In
of Mrs. P alm q u ists's b ro th er and er of Mrs. G race E. K itchen of Cleveland, Ohio, N ational M aster
T he U ndenom inational
tem ple
wife, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. M agnuson P o rtlan d , Mrs. H attie A. V orpahl Louis J. T aber w as re-elected to organization will celeb rate
Its
in th e H illsview d istric t.
head
th
e
grange.
fourth
an
n
iv
ersary
Sunday,
No­
of Oregon City, and Boyd F. Fislier
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. E m ery had as of G resham , w as held at the P le a s­
N ational M aster T ab er at th is vem ber 27, w ith services su itab le
g u ests T h u rsd ay th e ir son-in-law an t Home M ethodist Episcopal session delivered a m asterfu l ad ­ to tb e occasion. The pasto r, th e
and d au g h ter Mr. and Mrs. Ruby ch u rch
W ednesday
afternoon. dress in which he covered the Rev. 8. F. P itts, will p reach from
B uckle of P o rtlan d .
T h ere w ere many friends and re la ­ m any im p o rta n t problem s con­ the topic, “T he M ountains of God.”
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Y ager's guests tives from P o rtlan d and P leasan t fro n tin g th e cause of ag ric u ltu re The choir w ill ren d er special m u­
at d in n er on T h an k sg iv in g Day Home presen t. A large display of in th is co u n try and sta tin g the a t­ sic In tw o num bers, "U plift the
w ere th e p are n ts of each, Mr. and floral trib u te s w as banked about titu d e of th e g ran g e th ereto .
C h rist” and "T hunks Re to God.”
Mrs. Chas. Y ager and Mr. and Mrs. th e ca sk e t a t th e a lta r, giving evi­
P reaching services w ill be held
In th e co u rse of his ad d ress Mr.
J. V. Cogswell, also Mrs. H elen dence of th e love and esteem with
again
Sunday evening, th e song
T aber called atten tio n to the fact
M orse of P o rtlan d .
Mrs. E lsie w hich Mrs. F ish er w as regarded by
th a t in th e p ast 50 y ea rs, Instead service to begin a t 7:30. P ray er
Cogswell w as a guest at th e Yager those w ho knew her. T he p all­
of a population 71 per cent ru ra l service will be held T uesday eve­
hom e d u rin g th e evening.
b ea rers w ere F red M arshall. Boyd and 29 per cent in cities and tow ns, ning and Bible study W ednesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. S hipley w ent F islier, H a rry Morgan. M. Morgan,
th e sh ift th a t has ta k en place a l­ afternoon a t 2:30. The young peo­
to Bull Run on T hanksgiving, Robert V orpahl and M. J. Melton.
m ost exactly rev erses th is ratio, p le’s service is held on F riday eve­
w here they spent th e day w ith the
and yet th e 30 pt>r ce n t population nings at w hich tim e the young peo­
T
he
m
usic
for
the
service
w
as
fo rm er'g b ro th er and sister-in -law ,
now on th e farm s is still easily ple have ch a rg e and an enjoyable
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Shipley. G uests fu rn ish ed by W B. Cory, H. Lee
able to feed th e 70 per cen t in th e | tim e is alw ays Hpent. Sunday
Ball,
A
rth
u
r
Sloop
and
th
e
Rev.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley at
cities, and significantly, too, the school will be held at 10 o'clock
th e sen io r play on W ednesday eve­ O liver Gill and M rs. Oliver Gill at
chief a g ric u ltu ra l problem is one Sunday m orning. A cordial Invita­
th
e
org
an
.
The
m
usical
num
bers
ning w ere th e Misses F ran ces.
of su rp lu s: In d icatin g th e degree! tion is extended to all.
A nna and S tella Stout and Miss given by th e q u a rte t w ere: “Asleep
to
w hich A m erican farm efficiency
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in
Je
s
u
s
”,
“No
Night
T
h
ere”,
and
M argaret W yant of th e Sandy L um ­
lia s kept pace w ith tile d rift of '
N'l Y I’.-I . A. H AS
“Abide
W
ith
m
e”.
T
he
service
w
as
ber com pany’s cam p n ear C h e rry ­
IIE L PT I L M EETING
conducted by the Rev. O liver Gill A m erican affairs. C ontinuing, Mr.
ville.
E veryone seem ed relieved to
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th e p a sto r of th e ch u rch , who T ab er m akes th is im pressive sta te -
’ Mr. and Mrs. W. S. E v erett and
t.
M ultnom ah County Council of
have E llio t K im berly (D elm ar Ba­ FIR ST SUNDA Y IN
based
h
is
rem
a
rk
s
on
life
of
th
e
P aren t-T ea ch e rs' asso ciatio n s m et
A D V EN T O BSERVED son Billy sp en t th e day yesterday deceased and the sc rip tu ra l p ass­
k er) get w hat w as com ing to him.
I lie d e c lin e of farm population ut th e c e n tra l lib rary , P ortland,
a t Pow ell V alley at th e hom e of
H is p a rt w as th a t of th e coarse pol­
n o t go on in th e fu tu re as rap - KT
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P reach in g services w ill be held Mr. and Mrs. C arl C hristensen, ages Jo h n 14 and th e T w en ty -th ird can
idly as In th e past, but It is a safe November 19, w ith Mrs. O. C.
itician who w ould stop a t nothing
a t .the E vangelical ch u rch Sunday w h ere Mrs. E v erett and Mrs. C h ris­ Psalm . T he com m ittm ent service prediction th a t Inside the next ball Sayles, th e p resid en t. In th e chair,
to fu rth e r his ends. He played the
m orning at 11 o’clock. T he se r­ te n sen w ere jo in t hostesses to a was held at Lincoln M emorial p ark ce n tu ry only one-fifth of the na- D uring th e m orning session, presl-
p a rt of th e villain well.
tiou s population will be living on d en t's rep o rts w ere read from local
mon topic w ill be, “T he Way T hat p a rty co n sistin g of th e ir au n t, Mrs. chapel.
T he class is to be co n g ratu lated
e farm s and th a t one-fifth will be
, ,
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E udora M. M organ was born th
Is C h rist.” Sunday is th e first S un­ C lara A ndersen, h er d au g h ter. Miss
fee,ling th e o th e r four-fifths effle- <:ircl’*s a '" ' cb alrm an r <’PortR as
on its selection of a play for th is
day in th e new ch u rch year and is C lara A ndersen. A rchie and Roy J a n u a ry 22, 1859, In M uscatine iently ami well. T ills Is not a follow»: good lite ra tu re . Miss Jen-
year, and the cre d itab le m anner in
called “T he F irst Sunday in Ad­ A ndersen, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H a ­ county, Iowa. In 1882 she w as gloom ly p icture, but one Indicating nle Flem ing; service shop, Mrs. H.
w hich it w as given. Miss M arjorie
united in m arria g e w ith F red L. th at those who choose a g ric u ltu re
M iller; legislative, W. C. Law-
vent.” All frien d s of th e church w orth, all of P o rtlan d .
M achen coached th e production in
for th e ir portion m ay, by using ren ce; P.-T. A. lite ra tu re ,
a re invited to th e services w hich
Mr. and Mrs. R alph M ercer and F ish er, who survives her. In early m
Mrs.
odern equipm ent and m odern
her u su al efficient m an n er. Several | ...
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. 1 will a s sist them to p re p a re for the d au g h ter S h irley a re leaving th is childhood Mrs. F ish er united w ith m ethods, by calling science to th eir Bush; publicity, Mrs. Minnie B.
fine n u m bers w ere ren d ered by the
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week for th e ir fu tu re hom e at th e M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch aid, and th ro u g h sound business A ltm an. O ther sp eak ers w ere Mrs.
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. u com ing of th e Lord,
high school o rc h e stra u nder th e
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,
, T he Bible school will m eet a t 10 Cam as, W ashington, w here Mr. and continued a loyal, c o n siste n t p rin cip les in m ark etin g and p ro ­ W. W. G abriel, sta te p resid en t, who
d irection of Miss A lice P rindle.
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I a. m.
A new in te rcla ss Bible M ercer w ill be asso ciated w ith his m em ber th ro u g h o u t her life. She duction, hove . before them the spoke on th e g en eral problem s of
w as a g re a t g ran d d au g h ter of the prom ise of a life of m axim um u se­ th e o rg an izatio n ;
Mrs.
Brown,
fu ln ess and fair financial rew ard."
“I.el the Holiday Outlook Re I school co n test w ill be announced fa th e r in c a rp e n te r w ork. T heir
Sunday m orning.
house on Division s tre e t h as been Rev. T hom as Odell, of the Method
Your Guide."
The n atio n al m aster, who Is an I,resident of th e C lackam as County
ren te d by Ja c k S h eare r of th e ist E piscopal church who rode clr a u th o rity
on
a g ric u ltu re and Council, who urged an Increasing
S hearer-B acon C hevrolet com pany. cu lts in th e early days of A m erican s tu d ie s c lo se ly le g isla tiv e re m e d ie s
*1’** "C hild W elfare Maga,
T he S h eare r fam ily w ill move to M ethodism u nder Bishop F ra n cis says th a t eq u ality for a g ric u ltu re zln e” and Mrs. C. V. Ross, who ex-
G resham about th e first of D ecem ­ Asbury. One of th e highly prized cau n o t com e by legislation alone. ■ tended th e h o sp itality of th e city
heirloom s of th e fam ily possessed No am ount of g o v ernm ental assist- council to th e county council,
ber.
F riday evening, Nov. 25.—F ath er
Jo h n so n creek, one of th e m ost by Mrs. F ish er was a certificate of anee, of education, of ex p erim enta-
T he m eeting adjourned for lunch and son m eeting a t M asonic hall.
insignificant bodies of w ate r im ­ o rd in atio n signed by Bishop F ra n ­ tion, or of rese arch , will do for d u rin g w hich a p leasan t social
F rid ay evening, Novem ber 25.—
ag in ab le m ost of th e tim e, d u rin g cis A sbury him self show ing that, a g ric u ltu re all th a t needs to be h o u r w as enjoyed at the W om en's
th e p a s t 24 h o u rs has assum ed th e be had ordained T hom as Odell. done. W henever m ore th a n 50 p er ! olub w)th m em bers of city circles O. E. 8. card p arty, T ro u td ale Ma­
sonic hall.
p ro p o rtio n s of a good sized river, F o r sev eral m onths Mrs. F ish er r e ­ cen t of o u r farm ers a re organized, nK hostesses.
due to th e heavy ra in s sw elling its alized th a t th e end of her ea rth ly o u r problem s will begin to dlsap- > An ad d ress by Miss E dna Mlndas
S atu rd ay evening, November 26.—
num ero u s sm all trib u ta rie s. The life w as n ear, b u t she bore h e r su f­ p ea r: If th ey a re social or educa- ¡ o f Oregon N orm al school, on th e Reunion and banquet Com panies
flat, w hich on W ednesday was fering w ith tru e C h ristian fo rtitu d e tio n al, we will have sufficient mem- su b ject of “S u itab le Books for A, 11 and C of 41st Dlv. E ngineers,
W orld W ar. at Multrfomah hotel.
trav e rsed d u rin g th e day by au to ­ and b rav ery know ing th a t she was bershlp to c o rre c t th em ; If they C hildren,” and a ta lk by Miss Je an
m obiles, now is covered w ith six or ready alth o u g h life w as sw eet and a re econom ic, we w ill have th e Beeson of th e Oregon S tate T u b er­
Kuturday evening, Nov. 26.—En-
seven feet of w ater. T he high w a­ loved ones dear to her.
num bers and finances for th e ir ad ­ culosis association on th e h eatth ' te rta in m e n t and barn p arty under
te r w ill probably co n tin u e as long
ju stm e n t; If they a re legislative, w ork com pleted the afternoon se s­ auspices of 8. D. A. church at R,
T re b e r’s barn.
as th e p rese n t rain s. Two J a p a n ­ B A P T IS T S TD P R E S E N T
th e re will
be
the
num erical sion. Both num bers w ere well re ­
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ese fam ilies living on th e flats are
stre n g th to In su re correction.
ceived.
T uesday evening, Nov. 29.—Mov­
com pletely m arooned.
Mr.
T
ab
er
sum
m
arizes
th
e
gran
g
e
T he J a n u a ry m eeting will be held ing p ic tu re film, "A braham L in­
The young people of th e B. Y.
coln" at F airview schoolhouse.
P. U. w ill p rese n t th e life and ex­ a ttitu d e on some big, pending q u es­ a t Lynch school.
POWELL VALLEY
periences of A m erica's first m is­ tions of public n a tu re as follows:
Tuesday. Nov. 29.— B eginning of
Export Debenture Plan.
BANDIT G E T S TEN-
S ervices will be held as u su al In sio n ary to Burm a, Dr. A doniram
revival cam paign and Bible confer-
T his is th e p ro ject w hich th e
I EAR SEN TENCE enee at Sw edish Mission church.
th e Mission ch u rch Sunday, S un­ Judson, in the B ap tist ch u rch S un­
day school at 9:50, and preach in g day evening beginning at 6:30. The national g ran g e Is h ea rtily spons­
S atu rd ay , Decem ber 3.—Ladies'
Floyd Longw ell, 21, who was
in Sw edish a t 11 o'clock and in the subject w ill be presented In th e oring. a straig h tfo rw ard , honest a t­
Aid bazaar, d inner and play at
evening at 7:30, both serm ons to form of an Illu stra ted lectu re using tem pt to b rin g tariff benefits to a r ­ sh o t In th e sh o u ld er A ugust 13 ; Rockwood g ran ge hall.
be by th e re g u la r p asto r, th e Rev. b eau tifu lly colored a r t slides. The ticles of w hich th e re is an ex p o rt­ when he attem p ted to hold up
Don Shogren. T he evangelistic p asto r will preach both in tbe able su rp lu s, to do it in th e sim p- Leonard Nell, a butcher n ear the
S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 3.—
cam paign will open on T uesday m orning and evening church s e r­ lest, m ost efficient and economic Tw elve-m ile house, was sentenced , P lea san t Home M ethodist Ladies
vices w hich will begin a t th e usual m an n er, w ithout th e cre atio n of {T uesday by P resid in g Ju d g e Taz- Aid bazaar, su p per and program a t
evening, November 29.
xpenslve m achinery o r th e In- i w ell of th e c irc u it co u rt to 10 y ears c h u r c h . ______________
hours.
T
he
Bible
school
w
ill
com
m
ence
tro
d u ctlo n of agencies o r pol- )n th e p en iten tiary .
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CEDARVILLE
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Sunday, Dec. 4 —Shooting m atch
prom ptly a t 9:15 w ith classes su it­ i d e s t h a t m t e h t in t h e f u t u r e he
H was stated by Deputy D istrict i at G illis baseball diam ond. G illis
Mrz. C lara M iller and Mr. and able for all ages. Next W ednesday d an g ero u s to ru ra l life. T he ex- X ttorney Ly|< n ro w n lh a , L o n g > statio n .
Mrs. G ay F ieldhouse and d au g h ter evening th e Bible study on th e port d eb en tu re plan sim ply seeks
w ell has a record. Longw ell plead­
Jan e, all of Rt. H elens, A. W. Giese book to be considered w ill be E x ­ to rem ove Inequalities and to bring
T u esd ay . Dec. 6.— G resham city
ed g u ilty to th e ch a rg e of a ssa u lt
of P o rtlan d . Miss C ora G iyte and odus w ith a sh o rt review of G ene­ to th e n atio n 's basic In d u stry the
1‘lection.
w ith in te n t to rob, He pulled d
Mrs.
M artha
Fieldhouse
w ere sis. T he p ray er m eeting w ill fo l­ sam e ta riff benefits enjoyed by o th­
gun on Nell, b u t th e la tte r w arded
W ednesday, Decem ber 7.—G resh­
T han k sg iv in g d in n er g u ests of Mr. low.
ers. Hence th e g ran g e hacks the off th e gun play by tu rn in g the
am M ethodist annual bazaar and
and Mrs. P ercy Giese.
p la t , h e a r t i l y and will, e x e rt «<■ | td g g e r on his' a ssailan t
dinner In basem ent of church.
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge R uegg and
en erg ies to se cu re its adoption.
T h a t's us. B ring your ca r nere.
tw o ch ild ren of Caldw ell, Idaho,
Stop Suffering
F riday evening, Dec 9.—A reme
Irrigation and Keclamatlon.
any rep airs, ad ju stm en ts or
, from rh eu m atism , n eu ritis, lum - ; club card p arty a t home of Mrs.
have been visiting at th e hom e of for
In
stead
of
b
rin
g
in
g
m
ore
fertile
p a rts for th e « tarter, g en erato r,
bago
C
asey's
R
heum
atic
Remedy
E. W. A ylsw orth.
Mr. R uegg's b r e n t s . an d w ith oth- sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc. land u nder cu ltiv atio n , th e policy drives th e u ric acid poison, reduces
I er rela tiv e s and friends.
Work done by an ex p ert and Is pos­ of th e g overnm ent should be one of ‘ pain and sw elling. Sold on g p m v
itively gu aran teed . We c a iry a |
back g u ara n tee by th e T ah er P h ar- | Saturday, Dec. 10.—Cottrell com­
D ependable, late model, used com plete line of Ignition p arts refo re sta tio n and p u rch asin g o f ' macy.—Adv.
munity church bazaar.
M ensw ear l i J S H O E S
m illions of ac re s of m a rg in al la n d ,,
cars, also ca rs priced from 125 to G resham G arage, phone 2391.
»100 th a t will give yon a lot of
not now needed for food or fiber J In su ran ce funds for farm loans
T h u rsd ay evening, Dec. 15.— Ba­
G R E SH A M
cheap tran sp o rta tio n . H easei Im ­
“Lei the Holiday Outlook He
No com m ission or brokerage. Very zaar and d in n er, basem ent of Bap­
plem ent Co.—Adv.
Your Guide."
CMtlaued an page 4
1 easy terms. B. W Thorne.—Adv.
tist church.
SPECIALS
tor
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SATURDAY and MONDAY
These specials for Saturday
and Monday will interest you
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose
$1.50 i ’hoenix
$
Silk and Wool............
1.15
Black Bottom Silk Hose
$1.25 Black Bottom
Hose. Latest colors
85c
Ladies' Raincoats
$7.50 Coats,
all colors. .
’4.95
Men s Overalls
$1.50 Overalls, guar­
$
anteed not to rip . .
1.15
AylsWortK ^Martiry1^