Gresham outlook., February 24, 1928, Image 1

Fourth A nnual O utlook G asco F ree Cookin g School Will Open T uesday, F eb . 28 in B asem en t o f M ethodist Church. Everyone Invited
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
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VOL. 17, NO. 104
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24,
Booster Club Dinner
Monday, Grange Hall
MAY HAPPEN TO YOU 0 |d. Time S ch oo, , s
Success at Fairview
s i DDFN HEATH TAKES
FAIRS IE W RESIDENT
C harles Sm ith, aged 57, who for
th e p ast 18 years had m ade his
home on th e Anna Sw ank farm
near Fairview , died on S aturday,
F eb ru ary 18, of an attac k of h eart
failu re and will be buried tom or­
row in th e H all cem etery, follow ing
fu n eral services a t the M etzger u n ­
d ertak in g chapel.
Mr. Sm ith is survived by a son
K enneth who could not be located
d u rin g th e week follow ing his
fa th e r’s death. O ther su rv iv o rs are
two b ro th ers. F ra n k of Union City,
M ichigan, and Fred E. of O akland,
C alifo rn ia; two sisters, Mrs. Edith
F ish er of Miami, F lorida, and Mrs.
Eunice C risp of H illsdale, Mich.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1928
<2.»0 Per Year
Cooking School Will
Feature Left-Overs
Grade School Bonds
Voted on Tomorrow
ZION EVAN G ELK'AL
P lan s a re w ell under way for the
An old fashioned school, w ith
SERA ICES ANNOUNCED
"D electable left-o v ers!"
Who
Qualified voters in G resham
com m ercial club m eeting and din­
County S u p erin ten d en t W. C. Al­
ever
heard
of
such
a
thing
.
’
E
very-I
P
reaching
services
will
be
held
grade
school d istric t No. 4 a re pre­
n e r to be held next M onday eve­
derson as the "te a c h e r" and a
body has had left-overs, but few Sunday at the Evangelical church paring to cast th e ir votes tom or­
ning in the G resham G range hall.
group of " little ” boys and g irls as
, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. T he ser- row on the issuance of $15,000
have fond m em ories of them
T his w ill be a 50 cent dinner,
pupils was th e p rin cip al attractio n
left- mon to p *e *or th e m orning se r­ w orth of bonds, the money to be
tick ets for w hich are now being
in connection w ith th e chicken d in ­
N evertheless
"delectable
vices will be, "S earching for T ru e devoted to the building of four ad­
sold.
A rrangem ents are in th e
ner given on W ednesday evening
o v ers” will be featu red by Rose
! V alues.” The serm on will be based ditional room s to the p resent
h an d s of the com m ittee, consisting
for th e benefit of th e F airview P a r ­
B artlett at th e G resham Outlook on th e atory of the w ithered fig g ram m ar school building.
of Roy E. Cannon, H erb ert B arnes,
ent-T each er circle.
Some question has arise n as to
an n u al free cooking school which tree. Empty w ords and sham r e ­
and Ja c k Shultz.
Col. A. E. C lark gave an ad d ress
w
hat
co n stitu tes a voter on the
will
open
T
uesday,
F
eb
ru
ary
28,
at
ligion
w
ere
vehem
ently
denounced
The dinner w ill be prep ared and
on G eorge W ashington, after which
2:30 p. m. at the M ethodist Bpisco- by th e Master. He is etern ally proposed bond issue, some having
served by the W om en’s Home Mis­
T his is th e m an who neglected to Mr. A lderson “called school” by th e
pal church. Come and learn how it search in g for th e tru e values of ! the i(lea the sam e qualifications ex-
sionary society of th e M ethodist secure
a tick et for th e 50 cent rin g in g of a hand bell, and pro-
is done!
ch a racter. E specially during th is ,8t aB d,d for ,hoR*“ who TO,ed on
ch u rch of w hich Mrs. G eorge Honey B ooster club dinner at th e g ran g e ceeded to call the roll. T hose who
T his will be the first of four free lenten season should C hristians, *be union high school bonds some
is p resident. T his is assu ra n c e j hall next Monday night at 7. Hv responded w ere Dean C ollins of
lectu res and d em onstrations given under the direction and guidance m onths ago. Such, how ever, Is not
th a t th e m eal w ill be first class, th e forgot it or woke up too late, __ th e P o rtlan d T elegram , F red Boalt,
by
Rose B artlett under the auspices of the Holy S p irit, seek the deeper the case, as in the election tom or­
service excellent and the benefit go ! ENLARGED VOCATIONAL
et*itor of the P o rtlan d News; Judge
of th e Outlook assisted by th e home m eaning of life, the tru e values in row only p ro p erty holders In th e
to a w orthy cause.
FAIRVIEW
EDUCATION FAVORED Fred S tad ter, Ju d g e Mary Ja n e
d istric t or those ow ning stock in
I t w as intended w hen th e tick ets
A larg e and appreciative au d i­ service d ep artm en t of the P o rtlan d every day C hristian living, sh u n ­
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S p u rlin , A nthony E u w er and Miss
any
tax-paying corporation a re en­
Gas
and
Coke
com
pany.
T
he
other
ning
sham
and
hypocrisy.
w ere p rinted to hold the m eeting in
T he follow ing teleg ram from Vivian Cooley, all of P o rtlan d ; ence atten d ed th e union services
dates will be T hursday, March 1,
The topic for th e evening lenten titled to a vote. T his Is the rule
th e social room of the ch u rch but S enator Chas. L. McNary,
which
w
ere
held
last
Sunday
at
th
e
McNary. W ash- : H arry St. Clair, editor of th e
applying to bond elections in the
conditions la ter developed m aking i jngton, D ,C., w as received by th e ■ G resham
M emorial
P resb y terian Tuesday, M arch 6. and T hursday, m editation will be, "T he A labaster
O utlook;
and
Ja n e t S m i t h
th e change to th e g range hall ad ­ Outlook in resp o n se to a le tte r I-um sden of F airview . O thers, who ch u rch . T he Rev. E .R. D. H ollen- March 8, from 2;30 to 4 o'clock Box.” All friends and stra n g e rs case of second-class school dis­
each afternoon.
are cordially invited to our s e r­ tric ts, which classification the
visable.
urging su p p o rt of sen ate bill 1731 1 failed to respond to the roll call, sted, p asto r of th e church, ce le b ra t­
G resham school d istric t com es u n ­
A
ppetizing
new
dishes,
w
ell
w
ith
­
vices.
T lie com m ittee is w orking h ard w hich proposes to in crease the w ere George B aker, Calvin Cool­ ed his 60th b irth d ay on th a t day
der.
in
the
m
eans
of
the
average
fam
ily,
The
Bible
school
will
meet
a
t
10
on th e early sale of tic k ets so th a t j federal fund for vocational tra in - idge, F ra n k Lowden and Al Sm ith. using as his serm on topic, "T hree
T hree judges and a clerk will be
th e ladies can be notified the exact ing in high schools, supplem enting T h eir absence w as explained by Score Y ears,” in w hich he n a r r a t­ will be prepared. Som ething dlf- a. m. Mite boxes will be d istrib u t­
selected prior to the opening of the
feren
t
will
be
d
em
onstrated
every
j
ed
again
to
all
m
em
bers
of
the
num ber to be provided for. T his is , th e provisions of th e S m ith-H ughes o th er m em bers of th e school in an ed in an in terestin g m anner th e
polls at the grade school a t 2
very im p o rtan t and all citizens are act u nder w hich th e a g ric u ltu ra l am using m anner.
G eorge was events of his p ast life. The Rev. day, and an en tirely new program ‘ Sunday school for the special of- o’clock, only those eligible to vote
from
th
a
t
of
last
year
will
be
giv-
I
feeing
for
m
issionary
purposes
d
u
r-
urged to cooperate w ith th e com ­ d ep a rtm en t of the high schools has building political fences, Calvin Mr. F oard, p asto r of th e M. E.
being considered as candidates for
en. Those ladies who attended the | ing the lenten season.
m ittee in th is m a tte r. If you are been m aintained.
T he teleg ram did n ot choose to come, A1 was ch u rch who celebrated his b irth ­
these positions.. T he polls will be
school
in
previous
years
know
how
l
n ot called on by th e com m ittee and read s:
day th e previous week, w as p re s­
afraid it w as too wet, etc.
open until 7 o'clock.
m
uch
valuable
inform
ation
is
ob­
FUTURE
LIFE
TO
BE
d esire to reserv e a plate call up
“H. L. S t.C la ir, P re sid en t G resh ­
Each pupil w as given a chance en t and assisted w ith th e services. tained aitd how in terestin g these
The need is u rg en t for the addi­
TOPIC’ OF SERMON
an y m em ber of the above-nam ed am Outlook, G resham ,
Oregon, to recite, and each gave a ta lk or Two vocal duets w ere rendered,
tional room s, money for w hich will
ta
lk
s
are.
com m ittee or call a t th e Outlook hearin g s w ere held before sen ate
T he serm on as scheduled for be available if th e election of to-
"spoke pieces." T h ere w asn ’t a one by Mrs. Floyd S u rface and
You have heard the story of the
office or Mr. M ealey’s sto re w here com m ittee on ag ric u ltu re and fo r­
dull m om ent. T he audience w as Mrs. L. R. Diesch and th e other by b ak er's boy who. w hen told to roll next Bunday m orning at the I m orrow afternoon carries.
T he
e x tra tick ets a re placed for con­ estry on sen ate bill seventeen th ir ­
p articu la rly pleased w ith A nthony W. E. and L. H. Stone. Mrs. L ester jelly rolls w ith a hot towel, rolled M ethodist ch u rch is entitled, Bo- | basem ent Is being utilized for
venience. E xcept in case of ex­ ty-one, providing for m ore com ­
E u w er’s p resen tatio n of sev eral of Cam pbell and Mrs. Minnie Stone the towel into th e jelly roll. yond the G rave.” Many wonder ju st classroom s, and with the increase
trem e em ergency S atu rd ay fo re­ plete developm ent of vocational
ren d ered a piano duet. The boys
his poems.
w hat the fu tu re life is like. L ittle of enrollm ent w hich is sure to take
noon m ust be considered th e lim it education in th e sev eral states. As
from
th e Bealey M ilitary academy At th e T uesday class Mrs. B artlett is known and th e re is much th a t place at the beginning of an o th er
In terestin g
m usical
num bers
will
dem
o
n
strate
a
quick,
easy
and
for m aking reserv atio n s. The la- j ch airm an of the com m ittee I sh all
w ere in tersp ersed w ith th e p ro ­ w ere p rese n t and also m any mem- I inexpensive jelly roll th a t doesn’t ru n only he ««nnlsed. But, on the school year, the situation w ill be
dies a re urged to attend.
use every effort to obtain early gram . Members of th e 7th and 8th hers from F airview grange. Im ­ crack , th at is. unless it becomes | ,,n ,er h an d - lh ero a r ® Bo,n<* things tense unless needed relief is given.
The evening’s program w ill be and favorable rep o rt and w ork for
g rad es sang "School D ays.” Dr. H. m ediately follow ing th e church !
If you have ever told th a t a re definite, says the
very Instru ctiv e and e n tertain in g its en actm en t in to law. As soon
services about 75 neighbors and ' tt' m P«r “tn e n ta *
II. Ott of G resham gave a group of
argued
with
a
"tem
p e ra m e n tal” I ',aBtor- ‘he Rev. H- v - Wilhelm. The SPRINGDALE WOMAN
and it is determ ined to m ake the as h ea rin g s a re p rin ted w ill be glad
euphonium num bers, accom panied friends enjoyed a bounteous dinner 1 jelly roll, you will ap p reciate a | topic will be one of g reat interest.
DIES IN HOSPITAL
program snappy. T he d in n er w ill to send you copy.”
a t th e piano by Miss F lorence a t the g ran g e hall. A special fea­ recipe with the "tem p e r” removed. | A "su rp rise " service Is planned
be served prom ptly at 7, followed
Mrs. K atie C anzler, aged 67, an
Honey.
Miss
A ugusta
H ahn tu re of th e d inner was a large As usual Rose B artlett will tell you i tor the evening hour. T hat Is, the
by sh o rt speeches and e n te rta in ­ COMMERCIAL ( LCD
w histled two ch arm in g num bers, birthday cake w hich was baked by of various changes to be m ade in : special featu re of the service is not old-tim e resid en t of th e S pringdale
ment.
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS accom panied by Miss Melba S an ­ Mrs. K atie Jo n as, w orthy m aster of
being announced in advance of the locality, passed aw ay th is m orning
T he St. Jo h n s Com m ercial Club
Fairview grange. A social tim e ,1,iB reclp e’ “ chocolate roll or a
service Itself. The serm on is en ­ at Good S um aritau hospital after
ders.
Miss
S
anders
gave
a
piano
wifi fu rnish th e speakers and m u ­
An en tire new set of officers for
w as enjoyed by all and each one Ichange in ,ill>ng.
an extended illness. F u n eral se r­
titled "T he Main Issu e.”
solo, and Miss E sth e r S w ygert of
sical num bers. About 50 from St. th e G resham Com m ercial Club was
dep arted w ishing the Rev. Mr. Hoi-
Th<- menu T uesday will also in-
R ussellville school sang.
T he Sunday school atten d an ce vices will he conducted Monday af-
Jo h n s will a rriv e a t 8 o'clock, In­ elected a t a m eeting of th e hoard of
lensted and th e Rev. Mr. Foard clude " >a rollB- a iancy blBCU‘t a l *
It is believed by th e m em bers of
last Sunday w as m uch b etter th an tei noon nt 1 o'clock from the Gos­
dressed
clu d in g a 30-piece band, w hich w ill d irec to rs held la st T uesday eve­
m any happy re tu rn s of th e day.
dressed up
up w ith fru it and n u ts; j
pel ball nt S pringdale, w ith in te r­
the P aren t-T ea ch e r association th a t
p ru n e n ut bread especially planned I it has been for som e tim e, and the
fu rn ish m usic. In addition th e re ning a t the office of the secretary .
m ent in Douglas cem ptery, all a r­
Chas. Sm ith passed aw ay F riday [
in
te
rest
is
splendid.
The
work
th e net proceeds of th e su p p er will
for Oregon w ith its p ru n e o rch- |
w ill be a zylophone num ber, two They a re as follow s:
be betw een $35 and $40. Citizens evening, F eb ru ary 17, from an a t­ a rd s; the luncheon loaf, a m eat | done '• very w orth w hile for young ran g em en ts being under the direc­
v ocalists and a violinist.
P resid en t, A. H. Mealey.
tion of the M etzger u ndertaking
tack
of
h
e
a
rt
failure.
He
has
been
of F airview w ere o ut In force,
su b stitu te w herein p ru n es again Iand °*d '
T he p rincipal speak ers w ill be
Vice P resident. Ivan Swift.
parlo
rs.
proud of th e ir b eautiful new engaged a t farm in g a t the Anna figure prom inently; and then to fill
Th®
L eague topic for
I,. M. L epper, prom inent atto rn ey ,
T re a su re r. E lto n E astm an.
The deceased is survived by her
schoolhouse and w orking In every Sw ank farm for the p ast 18 years. th e e v e r-p re se n t need of so m e th in g ,h e < ;3° h o u r iB’ ” H ow W® O ot O ur
an d County Com m issioner Clay S.
W. J. Cooper w as re-elected sec­
way to m ake the evening a success. Mr. Sm ith would have been 57 quick and appetizing for lu n ch . „ I <’<»spels " Wm. S ch m ierer is sched- widower, H. W. C anzler; th ree
Morse.
retary .
d au ghters, Miss L illian C anzler a t
Mrs. George Shaw is p resid en t of years of age in March b u t alw ays cheese fondue and cottage cheese tiled to lead the m eeting.
It w as found th a t m ost of th e
A good sp irit of cooperation was
tile fam ily home, Mrs. C lara Colby,
the P aren t-T each er circle. The ap p eared to be a m uch younger j sausages.
St. Jo h n s v isitors could not arriv e m anifested and it is believed the
of Hood River, and Mrs. L aura
USUAL
ORDER
OE
te ac h ers a re Mrs. A nnie T cg art, man. T he rem ain s a re a t M etzger's
Recipe sheets, covering th e full
in tim e to p articip a te in th e dinner. com m ercial club is en terin g upon a
Lucas, of S p rin g d ale; two sons,
u
n
d
erta
k
in
g
p
arlo
rs
aw
aitin
g
word
SERVICES
AT
TEMPLE
p rin cip al; Miss Beryl King, Mrs.
| d etails of each Item on th e p ro ­
T he St. Jo h n 's visito rs will come year of m ore energ etic activity.
George A. and A rthur L. of Spring-
H elen Camp and Miss Leah B our­ from relativ es in the east. He is gram . will be handed out to all at-
"T he Rew ard of C h ristian Vlc- dale; and a b ro th er H enry E., of
50 or 60 stro n g and local people
T he se c re ta ry read several le t­
survived by one son and leaves
geois.
tending the class lectures. In liko lory" is th e topic for th e afternoon S p arta, Michigan.
should ta k e pride in attending.
te rs received from prospective se t­
T he e n tertain m en t w as considered m any frien d s in th is locality.
m anner, the recipe sheets will be serm on at the G resham Undenom-
tle rs in response to the new G resh ­
a m arked success, socially, finan­
Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend and d au g h ­ fu rn lsh ed la ter classes and should inational tem ple, the services to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B ram hall, Mr.
Dairy Herd Brings Good Price.
am folder being m ailed to a se le c t­
te r Mrs. Jo sep h in e Q uesinbury, be preserved for fu tu re use In th e , begin at 2 o'clock. T he pastor, the aud Mrs. T. A. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Colonel Wood & Son held a very ed list of inquiries. T hese will be cially and politically.
who is teach in g in the R ussellville home.
su ccessful sale y esterday for Jos. followed up w ith m ore detailed in ­
Rev. S. F. P itts, will preach both j u. m . K um m er of P o rtlan d , and
For the Ladles
school th is year, atten d ed the
A nderegg on Sandy road, th e w hole form ation intended to an sw er th e
Rose B artlett will p rep are all th e afternoon and evening. Sunday L ester A shw orth. T he guests p re ­
Snappy styles in new footw ear
h erd of 46 cows averaging $142.11 questions u su ally asked reg ard in g for sp rin g . Come in and see them chicken su p p er W ednesday eve- recipes used for d em onstration d u r- , school will begin at 10 a. tn.
sented Mr. and Mrs. K n arr with a
per head, th e h ig h est going for farm ing conditions, prices of land, P o p u lar prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95. ning.
Ing the class period. The ladles j P ray er service will be held T ues- potted plant.
A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham .—
Mrs. L ena A nderson, Mrs Iola
$195.
Calves sold as high as etc.
A num ber from here attended the
Adv.
tt Copeland and Mrs. H. C. Moore p rese n t will have th e p leasu re of ' day evening and th e young people's
$18.50. All the m achinery sold at
T he h ea rty cooperation of all
seeing the food prepared, placed on ¡Bible study class will meet Friday ¡m eeting of the L ettuce and Caull-
spent T h u rsd ay at the home of the th e modern gas ran g e or in th e evening a t 7:30. A cordial welcome flower G row ers association
good figures.
E ighteen of th e b usiness men and citizens in te re s t­
For the Farmers.
at
Ike M ullan, for m any y ea rs iden­ la tte r’s d au g h ter, Mrs. H arry A nd­ oven with A utom atic control anti (« extended to all.
h ig h e st priced cows w ent to G. A. ed in the upbuilding of th is lo cali­
S pringdale la st W ednesday.
tified
w
ith
th
e
re
ta
il
im
plem
ent
rade in P o rtlan d .
Rock of T illam ook county. S everal ty is asked by the new officers. A
removed on schedule tim e, perfect-
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Otto G riesel and H erm an B laser
b u sin ess in P o rtlan d , has taken
The social com m ittee of Fairview
coofce<j
w en t to different points in W ash­ norm al m em bership of 75 to 100 ch arg e of th e reta il floor of th e In ­
TROUTDALE
were dinner guests a t the K endall
ington.
m em bers should be m aintained. te rn a tio n a l H arv ester Co. a t 300 g ran g e will en tertain w ith a card
W hile p rep aratio n s have been
Mr and Mrg c
Stafford of hom e W ednesday evening.
The m em bership dues a re nom inal, B elm ont stree t, as salesm an for p arty at th e grange hall on F riday m ade for seating a large atten d - p o rt | an d w ere Sunday guests at
H. O. Tenney, th e reta il dealer. evening, March 2. R efreshm ents
89 cen t alum inum w are sale. See
o u r window display. I-. L. K idder only $3 a year. T he m oney is well Ike w ill be glad to see his old will be served. A cordial invitation ance, it is suggested th a t th e ladies (^(, ,1((me o f Mrs. N ina Buxton,
spent.
come as early as possible to be su re
Mrs. j „ Thom pson of Lew iston,
H ard w are Co.—Adv.
friends.— Adv.
is extended to ail.
of getting a good seal and adm it- .
wj,o sp en t th e w inter with
Mr. and Mrs. Andy S lverson have tance to the class.
her gjB, er a t Seaside, spent the
F rid a y E vening, Feb. 24— B eaverton
retu rn ed home after spending the
basketball team to G resh am Union
w eek-end w ith Mrs. C .1. Thom as, high school
past week In P o rtland.
Benefit Card Party Scheduled.
an o th er sister .
F r id a y
E vening.
Feb
24— b a th e r
C haplain
W illiam 8. G ilbert,
A benefit card p arty sponsored !
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Craw ford lamgite pro g ra m a t home o f laiw ls
D. D., w ill preach at Sm ith Memor­ by th e A rboleda club, the Camp
Berg.
and (laughter Viola of Oregon City
ial P re sb y teria n ch u rch Sunday Hill W om an’s club and the P a re n t- |
rid a y E vening. Feb. 24— T ro u td a le
w ere visitors at th e Wm. Craw ford O. F E.
8. card p a rty .
m orning a t 11 o’clock. A very Im­ T eacher circle of Lynch school will
home Monday.
p o rtan t
co n gregational
m eeting be given In the A rboleda clubhouse 1
F rid a y E vening. Feb. 24— B irth d a y
The stag p arty w as a success noe tai at B ap tist church.
will be held im m ediately a fte r the on F riday aftern o o n , March 2, a t 1
¡Tuesday evening. All had a p leas­
26— B asket
rday
__
m orning service.
All m em bers 1:30 . The proceeds will be used to
an t evening and a good dinner. It Mortal l i illu view schoolbo
and friends are urged to be p res­ help pay for the hot lunches being
was given by the Rev. E. R. D Hol-
cm m \«ay miciiiuun. r v »
ent. Sunday school will m eet at 10 served to the ch ild ren of th e Lynch
lensted, assisted by th e l-adien' Aid school d istrict bond election.
o’clock.
school.
M onday E vening. Feb 27— Booster
■ of T routdale.
luncheon
co m m ercial
club,
O range
Mrs. C raw ford and son Will vis­ hall
ited at Bonneville Monday a fte r­
Tu eeday Evening. Feb. 28— 0 . U.
will be on sale for one week beginning
II. 8 ‘ basketball
i k ........ team to Oregon C ity .
noon.
F eb ru ary 27, at G resham Drug Com­
Mr. and Mrs. Bailees left W ed­
Feb. 28. M arch 1-6-8— O reeham O u t­
pany, T aber P harm acy, and D avidson’s
look free cooking school, M etho dist
nesday for th eir new home a t T aft, church.
D rug store, for
California.
T h u rsd ay E vening, M a rc h 1- Senior
Mrs. L. A. H orton retu rn ed T u es­ els e- play, " P a d d y Ix>ng l-rg a ." Co­
lu
m
b ian nigh school
day from a trip th ro u g h California.
F
rid
a y , M arch 2— C a rd p a rty A rb e-
Mr. and Mrs A. D. K endall were
leds club house, benefit l.y is h school
dinner g u ests of Mrs. Dan Llew el­ lunches.
to be presented by th e Ju n io r class of
G. U. H. 8. at the high school gy m n as­
lyn of P o rtlan d T uesday, the occa­
2- Card
/M ay
ium a t 8:15 p. m., on
sion being Mrs. L lew ellyn’s b irth ­ p a rty . F a irv ie w grange h a ll
day.
S a tu rd a y . M a rc h $ - B ake food salo,
PI.FA8K BI I YOU K T il BETS EAKLY
T he 8. and D. clu b met at the (B o rg e P ie tl m eat m a rk e t
S a tu rd a y E vening, M a rch
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. It K n arr
ant V a lle y grange leap y e a r basket so­
on W ednesday evening. February cial and dance.
15. The husbands of th e m em bers
H atu rd ay
K ven lns. M a rch »-
Com ing E vents
F t The
i Smoothtop
Gasrange
appeals to every housewife
This ideal range for the
home will be used at the
Gresham Outlook
TICKETS
FREE COOKING SCHOOL
“ The House of a Thousand Thrills”
by
Rose Bartlett
Mar. 8-9
the popular Home Service
expert of the Portland
Gas & Coke Co.
V isit th e b eau tifu l new Gas S alesroom s and see
the en tire display
Auspices Carl Douglass Post, American Legion
PU BLIC SERVICE
BUILDING
Sixth and Salmon Sts.
EAGLE (REEK
HALL
of th e evening w as sp e n t In p lay ­
ing 500. Mrs. Edm undson and C. F.
P arso n s ca rrie d off first honors. A
mock w edding was ca rrie d out by
m em bers of th e club as a su rp rise
to Mr. and Mrs. K n arr, It being
th eir 35th wedding anniversary.
Hom e
M e th o d is t c h u rc h .