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GRESHAM, Ml LTNOMAH COIN TY. OKEGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1#2S
VOL. IS, NO. 1
Free Cooking School
Attracts Many Women
G re a t In te re s t is b ein g ta k e n by
th e w om en of G resh am a n d v ic in i­
ty in th e O u tlo o k co o k in g sch o o l,
m o re th a n on e h u n d re d b ein g in
a tte n d a n c e a t e ach o f th e tw o s e s ­
sio n s th is w eek. It is believ ed th a t
n e x t w eek 's s e s sio n s th e a tte n d a n c e
fo r the. c o u rs e w ill ex ceed 500, a
sp le n d id sh o w in g fo r a to w n of th is
size.
A t T h u rs d a y ’s sch o o l a b e a u tifu l
b ir th d a y c a k e w ith fo u r c a n d le s
c e le b ra tin g th e fo u rth a n n u a l O u t­
look cooking sch o o l w as fe a tu re d .
T h is w en t as th e first d o o r p riz e to
M rs. II. A. L a lo u re ll. M rs. B a rtle tt
sho w ed th e w om en how th is c a k e
w a s m ade, m ix in g an d b a k in g one
by th e sam e re c ip e w h ile th e sch o o l
w a s in sessio n .
N ext T u e sd a y w ill be c a k e day.
A t th e sam e tim e Mrs. B a rtle tt w ill
d e m o n s tra te how to p ro p e rly b ro il
c h o p s an d ste a k s . On T h u rs d a y ,
th e c o n c lu d in g d ay of th e c o u rs e ,
a n oven d in n e r w ill be p re p a re d .
BARBECUE SHOP
TO OPEN HERE
G resh am is soon to h a v e o n e of
th e m od ern e a tin g in n o v a tio n s , a
b a rb e c u e . T h is w ill "be ly to w n as
th e “C ity B a rb e c u e ” an d w ill be
o p en ed on S a tu rd a y , M arch 10, in
th e G resh am c ity b u ild in g o n P o w ­
e ll s tre e t n e a r R o b e rts a v e n u e , by
Mr. an d M rs. D. L. P h illip s of P o r t­
la n d . e x p e rie n c e d in th is lin e of in ­
d u s try . Mr. a n d M rs. P h illip s w ill
be a s s is te d in th e ir w o rk by th e ir
so n C re sto n w ho is now en g a g e d in
re n o v a tin g th e in te rio r of th e
b u ild in g .
In ad d itio n to th e r e g u la r b a r b e ­
c u e sa n d w ic h , w hich w ill be se rv e d
to p a tr o n s in th e ir c a rs as w ell as
in th e sh o p , th e p ro p r ie to r s ex p ect
to se rv e b re a k f a s ts . T h e fam ily
p la n s to m ove to G resh am as soon
a s s u ita b le q u a r te r s c a n be fo u n d .
B E N E F IT
PROGRAM
TO AID SANDY CHURCH
On F rid a y e v e n in g , M arch 9. a t
th e S an d y U nion h ig h sch o o l a u d i­
to riu m . an e n te r ta in m e n t w ill be
g iv en fo r th e p u rp o se of ra is in g
m o n ey fo r a n o rg a n o r p ia n o fo r
th e co m m u n ity c h u rc h . A m u s ic a l
a n d lite r a ry p ro g ra m w ill be r e n ­
d e re d , a fe a tu re of w h ich w ill be
re a d in g s by D ella B ra d le y S ta m p s
of P o rtla n d .
A so cial h o u r w ill
be en jo y ed a f te r th e p ro g ra m .
Coffee, c a k e an d sa n d w ic h e s w ill
he serv ed in th e g y m n asiu m . A
sm a ll ad m issio n w ill be c h a rg e d fo r
a d u lts , and g ra d e sc h o o l c h ild re n
w ill be a d m itte d free.
HI DDEN DEATH COMES
TO MHS. L. T. LUSTED
T h e m an y frie n d s of M rs. L. T.
L u sted w e re sh o ck ed to h e a r of h e r
su d d en d e a th on T u e sd a y a f t e r ­
noon, F e b ru a r y 28. a t h e r h o m e in
G resh am . M rs. L u ste d h ad a tte n d ­
ed th e O u tlo o k co o k in g sch o o l in
th e a fte rn o o n a n d seem ed to be in
u n u s u a lly good h e a lth an d s p irits ,
a lth o u g h sh e c o m p la in e d o f p ain in
h e r’ a rm s a s sh e re a c h e d hom e. S he
w as im m e d ia te ly p u t to bed an d a
d o c to r ca lle d , b u t a lm o st w ith o u t
w a rn in g h e r h e a r t ceased to b eat.
S h e had b een su b je c t to fa in tin g
sp e lls s in c e h e r s e rio u s illn e s s last
May.
F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e re h eld on
T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n a t th e M eth o d ­
ist E p isc o p a l c h u rc h u n d e r th e d i­
re c tio n of th e .Jacobson co m p an y
of L en ts. T h e Rev. IL V. W ilh elm
p re a c h e d th e fu n e r a l serm o n to a
la rg e c o m p a n y of sy m p a th iz in g
frie n d s. T h e flo ral o fferin g s w ere
u n u s u a lly b e a u tifu l an d p ro fu se.
M usic w as fu rn is h e d by a q u a rte t
c o n sistin g o f W. J. C ooper, M rs.
E lsie C o g sw ell, M rs. E. W. A yls-
w o rth an d L e slie W a lra d , w ith M iss
A m y C o o p er a t th e o rg a n .
T he
q u a r te t sa n g " J e s u s is C a llin g ” an d
“ T h e E n d of th e R oad.” H en ry .1.
Ja c o b s o n , th e u n d e rta k e r, sa n g "No
N ig h t in H eav en ." T h e p a ll b e a r ­
e rs w e re A. R u eg g , G eorge K en n ey .
Jo h n S le re t. L. P. M an n in g , B enj.
M ath ew s a n d A. M. W ilk in so n . I n ­
te rm e n t w a s in th e P le a s a n t H om e
ce m e te ry .
L o v ica T u th ill w as b o rn in
Z a n e sv ille , O hio, J u n e 20, 1849. S he
w a s m a rrie d to T a lb e r t E. L u ste d
on J a n u a r y 10, 1872, in W isco n sin .
T h e fam ily c a m e to O regon in 1875
an d se ttle d in th e P le a s a n t H om e
d is tric t e a s t of th a t p lace. T h e re
Mr. L u ste d died on J u n e 18, 1892.
M rs. L u ste d an d h e r d a u g h te r, M iss
In ez L u ste d , cam e to G resh am to
m a k e th e ir h om e ab o u t 24 y e a rs
ago. B esid es h e r d a u g h te r, M rs.
L u ste d is s u rv iv e d by a son, H a rry
L u ste d , a g ra n d s o n . E llis L u sted ,
an d a g re a t g ra n d d a u g h te r, P a ­
tr ic ia A lice L u ste d , a ll of P o rtla n d .
In h e r y o u n g e r y e a rs M rs. L u ste d
w a s in te re s te d In co m m u n ity a ffa irs
a n d e sp e c ia lly a c tiv e in th e g ra n g e .
S h e ^ w a s a m e m b e r of th e O rien t
g ra n g e u n til sh e m oved to G re s h ­
am , w hen sh e tr a n s f e r r e d to th e
G re sh a m g ra n g e an d w as an ac tiv e
w o rk e r a s long as sh e w as able.
Lent* G ra n g e to E n te rta in .
T h e L e n ts G ra n g e clu b w ill give
a d in n e r a n d d ra m a tic e n te r ta in ­
m en t at th e L e n ts g ra n g e h a il on
W ed n esd ay , M arch 7. D in n er w ill
be serv ed fro m 5:30 to 7 o ’clo ck ,
follow ed by th e d ra m a , "M rs. B iggs
of th e P o u ltry Y a rd ", to be given
by th e A th le tic c lu b of G ilb e rt
sch o o l.
Root’ E ire T h re a te n s B u ild in g .
W e lfa re C lu b W ill M eet.
A sm a ll ro o f fire in th e M etzger
T h e R eb ek ah W elfare c lu b w ill b u ild in g , o ccu p ied by th e G resh am
m e e t a t th e hom e of M rs. C. E. D ru g c o m p an y , c a lle d ou t th e fire
O sb u rn W e d n esd ay a fte rn o o n , M ar. d e p a rtm e n t fo r th e seco n d tim e
7. M rs. W. P. Jo n e s anil M rs. M. J . w ith in a few w eek s. It is th o u g h t
A lls h o u se w ill a ss ist th e h o ste ss. a s p a rk fro m a n e a rb y ch im n ey
A ll R eb ek ah s a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d .' ’ lodged In th e ro o f, c a u sin g th e
sh in g le s to ig n ite .
T h e d am ag e
T e ll it to O ne-F iv e-S ix -O n e.
w a s b u t n o m in al.
Masquerade
AT T H E
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
Saturday Evening, March 10
S I X - I ’l E C E
O RCH ESTRA
M ore th a n 20 C h a ra c te r an d C o stu m e P riz e s, a ls o B o o r P rizes,
P riz e s d o n a te d as fo llo w s b y -G re s h a m M e rc h a n ts:
E L E C T R IC IR O X .............. .............................................................. P . E. P. CO.
T I E .................. - ......................... ............................ A V L 8W O R T U A M A RTIN
F L A S H L IG H T ...................... .............................. B J U R E L E C T R IC ST O R E
C O T T A G E K O I.I...................... ........................ \ ...................... A. J. W. BROW N
........G R E SH A M B A T T E R Y A T IR E SH O P
PA T E N T VAI VI: CAPS
M ERCI! AX’ D IS K .................. ...................................... G R E SH A M DRUG CO.
M I RI HA X O IS E .................. ........................................ G R E SH A M GA RA G E
...................... G R E SH A M V A R IE T Y ST O R E
M IR R O R
........ H E P P ’S R A C K E T ST O R E
JA P A N E S E T R IN K E T IB IX
.........................................................W R. H IC K S
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.................................. IVY F IL L IN G ST A T IO N
C A N C A R P O L IS H
........................................ K ID D E R H D W E CO.
PO C K E T K N I F E ........
.................... M E A I.E V S JE W E L R Y ST O R E
m e r i HAS DIRK.........
.................................... A. W, M E T Z G E R A CO.
M E R I H A N O I S E .........
.......................................... T A B E R PH ARM A CY
P E R E E M E ..................
........................................ W A I.R A D M ERC CO.
M E R I II I H n i s i . ...........
E C K E R T G R O C ER Y ST O R E . Ito kwood
M ER CH A N D ISE.........
.................... D ISSM O R E G R O C ER Y ST O R E
SH A M PO O ......................
Cor. Section L ine a n d B a rk e r R oad
Also m any m ore prise* from M olt** ilia m erchant*
We a r e o u t io r a good tim e, en jo y a n ig h t s d a n c in g ou a
Good M aple F lo o r
R efreshm ents duriiiir the eveninir
LADIES 26c
GENTS 50c
D A N ! K C O M M ITTEE
DON Y O t'N O .
H E N R Y B A R G ER .
W IL B U R C E D A R D A L E
ANDY ST O N E
NEW SPRING HA TS
All of th e new spring patterns
SILKS
VISCAS
RIBBONS
Dress and Sport M odels at
popular prices
FELTS
OUTLOOK 17 YEARS OLD
V olum e I s V tim ber I.
H u rra h ! T h is is o u r 17th b irth d a y an d we feel ju s t like a n y 17-vear
old k id — fu ll of life, joy, h o p e an d am bition.
O u r p a re n ta g e w a s low ly an d it w as n e c e ss a ry to m o rtg a g e th e sm all
fa rm to p ay th e d o c to r's bill. S om e o b se rv e rs th o u g h t we w ere too
feeb le a t b ir th to p u ll th ro u g h b u t w ith th e te n d e r n u rs in g of kind
frie n d s w e su rv iv ed an d g rew ,
O ur p a re n ts , th o u g h p o o r, had a high s p irit of lo y a lty to hom e, co m ­
m u n ity a n d c o u n try an d h av e g iv en u s a c a re fu l b rin g in g up. T hey
w e re h o p efu l a n d th is a ttitu d e is reflected in th e n am e th ey c h o se for
th e ch ild .
We w e re b o rn in a little u p s ta ir s room on P o w ell s tre e t. W e soon
m oved tO-& b e tte r h om e on M ain s tr e e t an d la te r to o u r p re s e n t hom e in
th e K rid e r b u ild in g . A t first we sh a re d th e b u ild in g w ith a n o th e r fam ily
b u t now " o u r fa m ily " o ccu p ie s th e w hole flat.
T h is is th e O u tlo o k 's b ir th "Btory an d to d ay , ju s t e n te rin g o u r 18th
y e a r, we feel lik e a go o d -sized , h u sk y , h e a lth y boy, re ad y fo r th e h a rd
ta s k s of life. We h av e an en o rm o u s a p p e tite , lik e to w ork, en jo y th e
s p o r ts of y o u th , a d m ire th e m o d ern g irls , an d a re th rille d w ith th e joy
of liv in g in th e s e d ay s of sp le n d id o p p o rtu n ity .
T h e O u tlook a p p re c ia te s th e h e lp fu ln e ss of its m any frie n d s an d
th a n k s o n e a n d a ll fo r th e ir u n fa ilin g in te re s t, k in d ly advice a n d a s s is t­
a n c e in g iv in g th e " k id ” a good s t a r t in life.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#2.00 Per Year
Gresham Legion Post
Will Have New Home “ BROOKS
THAT FAIL”
Mr. and Mrs. Camp
Married Fifty Years
SCB.IECT OF SERMON
In h o n o r of th e ir p a re n ts ' g olden
G resh am P ost No. 30. A m erican
L egion lias ta k e n a 30-day o p tio n
T h e se rm o n a n n o u n c e d fo r S u n ­ w edding a n n iv e rs a ry , seven of tho
on th e p ro p e rty ow ned by Mrs. day m o rn in g a t th e M ethodist eight c h ild re n of Mr. a n d Mrs. E.
H a ttie R ey n o ld s, on E ast P ow ell c h u rc h is e n title d . "B ro o k s T h at M. C am p g a th e re d on M ouday a f ­
s tre e t.
At th e r e g u la r m o n th ly F a il." It se ts th e e te r n a l v alu es te rn o o n to do th e h o n o rs o f th e
m e e tin g T u esd ay n ig h t, a t th e of life o v er a g a in s t th o s e in w hich i day. la a d d itio n to th e s e , a la rg e
g ra n g e h a ll it w as voted to p u r ­ m en p la c e th e ir d e p en d en ce to n u m b er of frie n d s c a lled d u rin g
c h a s e th e p ro p e rty and c a sh and th e ir ow n d is a p p o in tm e n t.
T he th e a fte rn o o n , w ith good w ish es
Mr. an d
p led g es to ta lin g o v e r $600 w e re r e ­ ev en in g serm o n h as to do w ith th e an d a p p ro p r ia te g ifts.
ceived. It is ex p ected th a t by th e g lo rie s of h u m a n a c h ie v e m e n ts and Mrs. C am p ex p ected th e ir c h ild re n ,
lim e th e o p tio n e x p ire s th e re s t of is c a lle d , “ D oers of th e Im p o ssi­ h u t th e a r r iv a l of so m an y frie n d s
th e m oney fo r th e dow n p ay m en t ble." „T lie o rc h e s tra w ill p lay fo r o u ts id e th e fam ily w as a co m p lete
N early $1UO in
w ill have been sec u re d . A lth o u g h th e ev e n in g se rv ice and th e re w ill s u r p ris e to them
only $700 is needed th e officers an d lie sp e c ia l m usic at both serv ices. gold w as p re s e n te d to Mr. an d
m em b ers of th e po st a re very an x -
Tlie S u n d ay school m eets a t 10 Mrs. C am p, b esid es m any u sefu l
| ious to m ak e a s la rg e a p a y m e n t as o 'clock a n d is one of th e m ost im ­ an d b e a u tifu l a rtic le s .
p o ssib le in o rd e r to sav e in te re s t. p o rta n t h o u rs of tlie day. A little
Mr. a n d M rs. C am p w ere m a r­
N o n -in te re st b e a rin g n o tes a r e b e ­ e x tra effort w ill he w ell w o rth ried in T o ro n to , K a n sa s, F e b ru a ry
in g is s u e d to a il w ho a s s is t in th e w hile in a tte n d a n c e at th e school. 27, 1878. T h ey lived a t v a rio u s
p u rc h a s e .
Lois K elley leads tlie E p w o rth tim es in Id ah o , Hood R iver and
T.he p ro p e rly c o n s is ts of tw o L eag u e al 6:30, th e to p ic being tlie E u g en e, O regon, b efo re com ing to
i 50 x 100-foot lo ts an d a 26 x 40-foot In st of a g ro u p d e a lin g w ith "A d ­ G resh am in A u g u st, 1910. T hey
in
C h ris tia n
L iv in g .” have 13 g ra n d c h ild re n
an d one
; p la s te re d b u ild in g w hich w as e re c t- v e n tu re s
T h e c h ild re n
' ed a few y e a rs ago for u se a s a Young and oid a re in v ited to a t ­ g re a t g ra n d c h ild
p re s e n t at th e c e le b ra tio n w e re Mr.
c h u rc h by th e G re sh a m B ible S ta n ­ te n d th e s e stu d ies.
an d Mrs. C h a rle s C am p of M onta-
d a rd c o n g re g a tio n . .
v illa, Mr. an d Mrs. Ja m e s C am p
T h e o p tio n w as ta k e n fo r tho LENTEN M EDIT \ ITONs
d fo u r c h ild re n of M osier, Mr.
' L egion by th e post ex ecu tiv e co m ­
TO BE HELD SUNDAY an
and M rs Rov R o b e rts and d a u g h ­
m ittee. T h e L egion post feels th a t
" C h ris t’s C h allen g e, 'C om e und te r In a of P o w ell B u tte. O regon,
a vote of th a n k s is due K a rl J.
H ag h erg w ho is re p re s e n tin g Mrs. S ee’ ” w ill he tlie serm o iT topic Mr. und Mrs. F ra n k N oble und
I R eynolds fo r h is a ss ista n c e . T h e S u n d ay m o rn in g at th e E v a n g e li­ c h ild re n , llic h a rd an d B etty of
At la s t n ig h t's fa ir b o ard m e e t­ w ork, w as e le c te d a m em b er of the p u rc h a s e p ric e is $1500.
cal c h u rc h on R o b e rts av en u e, P o rt land, Mr. an d M rs. M elvin
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T he new b u ild in g w ill be opened n o rth of F ifth s tre e t. Q u estio n in g S u n d a y a n d c h ild re n , D o ro th a and
p erien ce a n d w ill he a live m em ber
c e n t m e e tin g of th e ex e c u tiv e an d
in A p ril w ith a big in itia tio n and fuitli, a th e ism , ra tio n a lis m , th e Buddy of Hood R iver, Mr. an d
a s w ell as a c a p a b le d ir e c to r jif his
c e re m o n ia l w hen it is ex p ected at w o rld ly a p p e a l is c h a lle n g e d by MrS. Jo h n M arsh all of E u g en e, Mr.
liuunce c o m m itte e , on re s ig n a tio n d e p a rtm e n t.
least 25 new m e m b e rs w ill lie in ­ C h ris t’s in v ita tio n . O ne n eed s to an d M rs. A lb ert C am p of G resh am .
of A. W. M etzger a s s e c r e ta ry , O. A.
A c o m m ittee, of w hich S. B. H all s tru c te d in th e p rin c ip le s of th e live In co m m u n io n w ith tlie L ord Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Moore, g r a n d ­
E a stm a n h ad been a p p o in te d s e c r e ­ is c h a irm a n , is w o rk in g on p lan s
to u n d e rs ta n d an d a p p re c ia te his c h ild re n , an d th e ir b aby of Hood
ta r y w ith M rs. E a stm a n as a s s is t­ fo r th e new b u ild in g s to he erected A m erican L egion. An effort w ill claim s.
R iver w ere a lso p re s e n t. G eorge
be m ad e to s e c u re th e a tte n d a n c e
a n t. M rs. E a s tm a n , w ho lias had on th e g ro u n d s th is s p rin g and of som e of th e s ta te officers.
L e n te n m e d ita tio n s w ill be h eld C am p of
S p irit
L ake, Idaho,
la rg e e x p e rie n c e in co n n e c tio n w ith su m m er. It is p la n n e d to g re a tly
T lie m e etin g T u e sd a y n ig h t w as at 8 p. m. S u n d ay . T lie topic for th e e ld e s t son, w as u n a b le to com e
th e fa ir office, w ill d ev o te h e r tim e e n la rg e th e sto c k sh o w in g fa c ili­ very w ell a tte n d e d and all w ere in th e ev en in g se rm o n w ill be, "T h e fo r th e c e le b ra tio n .
to th e c le ric a l w o rk of th e office. tie s an d e re c t a s u b s ta n tia l b u ild ­ fav o r of se c u rin g th e b u ilding.
W ater of C le a n sin g .” T h e se m e d i­
Mrs. C a rrie N oble w ro te a n a r r a ­
S h e is so lic itin g a d s fo r th e 1928 ing fo r g e n e ra l e x h ib it p u rp o ses.
T h e re p o r t on th e c a rd p a rty , ta tio n s a re e sp e c ia lly ad a p te d to tiv e poem o u tlin in g th e life of h e r
p re m fu n fT ls t w h ich it is hoped to P la n s w ill tie su b m itte d to th e held in W a lte r W. M etzg er’s g a r ­ th e le n te n seaso n a n d a re of g re a t p a re n ts d a rin g th e ir h a lf c e n tu ry
co u n ty c o m m is sio n e rs fo r th e ir ap-
issu e e a rly in May.
ag e show ed th e r e » w e r e 160 paid s p iritu a l influence to all w ho av a il of weddud life, w hich w as re a d to
T h e b o a rd lias te n ta tiv e ly d e c id ­ i p ro v ai a n d th e w o rk s t a r t e arly .
a d m issio n s. T h is w as v ery g r a t i ­ th e m se lv e s of th e o p p o rtu n ity to v a rio u s g ro u p s d u rin g th e day.
So m uch w as done la s t y e a r in fying.
ed un th e first w eek in A u g u st as
T he h o u se w as a p p ro p ria te ly d ec­
A n o th e r s im ila r p a rly is a tte n d .
th e d a te o f th is y e a r 's fa ir. T h e r e a r ra n g in g th e tr a c k a n d g ro u n d s being
Tlie J u n io r und S e n io r L eag u es o ra te d fo r th e o ccasio n , g olden
p la n n e d
fo r
W ednesday
e x a c t d a te -w ill be a n n o u n c e d soon. th a t very little ex tra , e x p en se w ill J n ig h t, M arch 21, a t th e sam e place. w ill m eet S u n d ay at 2 p. m.
w edding b ells of p a p e r being used
R o b ert R. K ey es, p ro m o te r of lie in c u rre d th is year. B ut in o rd e r
T lie c o rn e r-s to n e fo r th e new fo r th e p u rp o se. A m ong th e m any
T lie re p o r t of th e m e m b e rsh ip
W h ip p et ra c e s an d tr a in e r of l a c ­ to c u rta il e x p en ses an d p u t th e c o m m ittee show ed 81 p aid up m e m ­ S u n d ay school hall an d c h u rc h w ill gifts w as a p o t of b e a u tifu l tu lip s ,
in g dogs, p re s e n te d to th e b o ard a ' fa ir on a b e tte r fo oting fin an cially b e rs w ith se v e ra l a p p lic a tio n s to lie laid S u n d ay , M arch 11, nt 2:30. p re s e n te d by th e a u x ilia r y of
p ro p o s itio n to u se th e g ra n d s ta n d th e b o ard is a s k in g for p ra c tic a lly he voted on. T h is is tlie la rg e s t
G resh am Pont A m erican L egion, of
a n d p o rtio n of th e tr a c k fo r a se rie s all v o lu n ta ry h e lp and a new com ­ m e m b e rsh ip G resh am P ost h a s ever BAPTIST ( III ib n
w hich Mrs. C am p Is a c h a r te r m em ­
of W h ip p et ra c e s s ta r tin g som e m u n ity s p ir it of co o p eratio n . W ith had. More e x -s e rv ic e m en a r c b e ­
SE U VICES ANNOUNCED b er. Coffee and c ak e w as se rv ed to
d a te th is m o n th an d s ta g in g th em th e re c e n tly ad o p ted p lan of free g in n in g to see th e L egion in its '
a ll w ho c a lle d d u rin g th e a fte r-
T h e s e rv ic e s in tlie B a p tist c h u rc h
a t in te rv a ls of e v e ry tw o o r th r e e g a te ad m issio n it i believed th e tr u e lig h t.
M ost ex -se rv ic e m en ; w [ j Y he h eld a t th e re g u la r h o u rs noon.
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w eek s d u rin g th e su m m er. T he. e
th o u g h t w hen th e y w ere d isc h a rg e d
a re said to be v ery p o p u la r an d w ill in te re s t a n d h e a r tie r su p p o rt of all from th e a rm y o r n avy th e y w e re ; n ex t S u n d ay . T lie s u b je c t of tlie LIME DOCK DK DEH S
se rm o n Io be d eliv ered tiy th e p a s ­
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all th ro u g h w itii th e ir se rv ic e con-
POOLED FOR DELIVERY
of a r r a n g e m e n ts w ith Mr. K eyes a su ccess. T h e fa ir w ill n o t be ■ licet ion. A fter te n y e a rs th e y find to r in tlie m o rn in g se rv ic e w ill be,
w ere re f e rre d to M essrs. R a k e r an d I c h e ap en ed , it is a ss u re d , b u t ex- th e r e a re th o u s a n d s of th e ir h u d - ' " W lie n I lie W orld B ecom es C h ris ­
In fo rm a tio n com ing fro m th o
1 cessiv e e x p e n se s w ill lie reduced d ies w ho w ill n e v e r be a id e to g e t i tia n ." In th e ev en in g tlie topic s la te lim e p la n t is to tlie effect th a t
H all w ith p o w er to act.
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C o u n ty C lub A gent W. H. B aillie, an d Its p e rm a n e n c e an d g ro w th o u t of th e h o sp ita l to h e lp them '
th e y h av e a good su p p ly of ro c k on
T h e young p eo p le's m eetin g w ill
in c h a rg e of b o y s’ an d g ir ls ' clu b m ade m o re c e rta in .
tight tlie c a u se of th e ex -se rv ic e he held at th e re g u la r h o u r b e g in ­ h and a t th e p e n ite n tia ry a t S alem
m an .
F o r th em , (he ab le-bodied ning a t 6:30 p. m. an d th e p re a c h ­ w hich ca n be g ro u n d fo r r a th e r
p ro m p t d eliv ery on o rd e r s of lim e
m u s t c a rr y on.
ing B crvice jit 7:30. I’ra y e r m e e t­
J o h n W. R a th k e , W ash in g to n ing an d th e ch o ir r e h e a r s a l w ill bo rock.
T h e re h as been a n u m b e r of In­
P la n s a re u n d e r w ay to m ak e (h e day an d w itn e s s an d p a rtic ip a te in s ta te L egion co m m an d er, said a t held W ednesday ev en in g b eg in n in g
q u irie s a t th e c o u n ty a g e n t’s office
w in te r s p o r t a re a on th e so u th (he p o p u la r w in te r s p o r ts of th e th e A m erican L egion c o n v en tio n at a t 7:30.
fo r sm a ll q u a n titie s of lim e. S ev­
slo p e of gooil old Mt. Hood a re n d e - snow co v ered a r e a w h e re ski L a G ran d , O regqn, la st s u m m e r ,'
e ra l fa rm e rs in th is co m m u n ity in ­
v ous fo r G resh am an d S an d y p eo ­ c o u rs e s, to b o g g a n slid e s, etc., have th a t any m an w ho Is aid e to w ork I BEE METHODIST
I
d icated th a t th e y w ould use p a rt of
been c o n s tru c te d fo r u se of th e is c a lla b le .o f c a rin g for h im self.
ple on S u n d ay , M arch 11.
SEBVICES ANNOUNCED a car. T h e c o u n ty a g e n t is m ak in g
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-
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looks.
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and w ill a s s is t in tlie g e n e ra l soil
Col. W, B. G reeley h a s re sig n e d
P o p p ie s m ade by d isab led v e te r ­ P o rtla n d .
a p a rt as G resh am day. It w as la te r
T ho S u n d a y school an d official b u ild in g of m a n y of th e acid soils.
su g g e ste d th a t th e fo llo w in g S u n ­ as ch ief fo r e s te r , effectiv e May 1, a n s w ill he oil sa le a g a in th is y e a r.
T h o se w ho a re in te re s te d in s e ­
day th e s p o r ts be sp o n s o re d by and M ajor 11. Y. S tu a r t, now a s s is t­ P e o p le a re u rg ed not to buy im i­ h o ard m e e tin g s w ill he held a t the c u rin g lim e tills sp rin g sh o u ld
T u esd ay
evening.
Tlie
S an d y c o m m u n ity , b u t an effort is a n t fo re s te r in c h a rg e of p u b lic r e ­ ta tio n s th a t w ill be on sale, b u t to c h u ic h
w ith
th e
co u n ty
W om an's M issio n ary so ciety w ill j c o m m u n ic a te
b ein g m ad e to co m b in e th e tw o la tio n s, h a s been se le c te d to be­ m ak e s u r e th e y g e t th e g en u in e.
T h e n e x t re g u la r m eetin g of (he m eet on W ediiosduy a fte rn o o n a t 2 u g e n t's office a t on ce in o rd e r to g et
c o m m u n itie s on th e e a r lie r d ate, com e c h ief fo re s te r. C olonel G re e ­
ley h a s acc e p te d an e x e c u tiv e p o si­ legion a n d a u x ilia r y w ill be held o 'clo ck a t tlie hom e of M rs. U. K. in mi th e pools. 8. B. H all w ill a lso
M arch 11.
be g lad to q u o te p ric e s on Hie ro ck
tio n w itii (lie W est C o ast L u m b a r T u esd ay n ig h t, M arch 27, In «the S aiki.
It is s ta te d th a t th e r e Is n o e x ­ M a n u fa c tu re rs asso c ia tio n .
In th o se in te re ste d .
g ra n g e h a ll, c o m m en cin g w ith a
p e n se involved In th e s p o n s o rin g of
p o t-lu ck su p p e r nt 7, and follow ed III44II St HIHII. LIRI,
a co m m u n ity day ex c e p t su ch ns a ,
by th e b u sin e ss s e s sio n s of both
F o r th e L adles
HAS 4TII KIBTIIDA Y
co m m u n ity m ig h t w ish to u n d e r- ' S n ap p y s ty le s in new fo o tw ear o rg a n iz a tio n s. T h e officers of b o th
ta k e in m a k in g its ow n sp ecial fo r s p rin g . Com e in a n d see them . a sk all w ho p o ssib ly c an com e to
T lie only p erso n in G resh am ns
p la n s. T h is w ould be in th e w ay P o p u la r p ric e s, $3 95, $4.95, $5.95. b e th e re . T h e tnonflhly m e e tin g s fas as k n o w u to he a b le to cluim
of b a n n e rs fo r c a rs , b ad g es o r o th e r A y lsw o rth & M artin, G re sh a m .— a re so cial a ffa irs w hich «io ex- tlie d is tin c tio n of iiaving a b irth d a y
c o m m u n ity b o o stin g .
a y Ev
se rv ic e m an o r liis fam ily c an a f ­ but o n ce ev ery fo u r y e a rs Is Miss kie F rid
Adv.
tf
baski t haall team Io G resham .
L u e tta W ellin g w ho, a lth o u g h a
T h e d ir e c to r s o f th e G resh am
ford to m iss.
! so p h o m o re in high school, ou
R e p a ir B rh e w a y s .
C o m m ercial clu b h av e h e a rtily e n ­
F rid a y E vening. M arch 2 - - P iano r e ­
W ednesday ev en in g c e le b ra te d h e r cital at home of Airs. J. E. G ales.
d o rse d th e p la n s an d it is hoped at i Now is th e tim e to r e p a ir y o u r
A u x iliary E ndorse* F lail.
le a st a s m an y a s lo o p eople fro m d riv e w a y s w ith c ru s h e d ro c k or
A t tlie m eetin g th é A m erican L e ­ ' fo u rth b irth d a y a n n iv e rs a ry .
F rid a y , M arch 2—C ard p a rly A rbo-
T h e affa ir w as a m ost m e rry o c ­ Icila
G rekhnm a n d v icin ity w ill m o to r to 'r o a d g ra v e l. See W alrad & W right, gion A u x ilia ry held T u e sd a y ev e ­
club house, benefit Lynch school
G o v ern m en t C am p on th is sp ecial G resh am . P h o n e 1631.— Adv.
n in g e n th u s ia sm ra n high a s tlie casio n , a s on th a t ev e n in g Mr. and lunches.
p ro s p e c ts of p u rc h a s in g a hom e Mrs. E. E. W elling bad Issued In v i­
F rid a y
E vening.
M arch
2—C ard
w ere fre e ly d isc u sse d . T lie lad ies ta tio n s to n e a rly 4« young frie n d s p a rty , F airv iew grunge hall.
of th e a u x ilia ry took a keen in t e r ­ wlio g a th e re d a t th e g ra n g e h all
tu rd a y Evening, M arch 3 —D ance
e s t In th is p a r t of th e p ro g ra m as la n d p a sse d th e tim e v ery p le a s a n t­ a t S a Rockwood
n g e hall by em ­
w ith
gameM
an d d an cin g . ployes of B e a r C gru
th e y w ill s h a re th e b en efits and ly
reek dam project.
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of
H
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" S h e 'll be a ll r ig h t in a few m in u te s."
p le a s u re s of tlie new m eetin g place.
S a tu rd a y Evening, M arch 3 —J a z s
“ Yes, b u t th e lo ss of th e u e c k la c e w ill k ill h e r."
T lie sum of $8.6« w a s r e a liz e d liju r a p h o n o g ra p h w as co n n ected dance
n t P W. L. A. hall, S pringdale.
frupi th e sa le of a q u ilt, w h ich w en t witii a ra d io loud s p e a k e r and th is
“Oh, h e a v e n s! P a u l Is su ffo catin g ! A rden, G ra n d m o th e r— h elp,
fu
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usic.
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a
tu
rd
a y , M arch 3— Bake food sale,
to M iss M am ie H oss. T h is m oney
, h e lp
w ill be used fo r th e benefit of th e licious re fre s h m e n ts w ere serv ed G eorge Ih e tl m eat m arket.
A rd en (e n te rin g ) "Y ou y o u n g d evil, a re y o u try in g to k ill him
I la te r in th e evening.
ch ild w e lfa re fund.
S a tu rd a y E vening, M arch 3—P le a s ­
to o ? ”
T h e a ffa ir w as r a th e r a jo in t c e l­ a n t Valley g ra n g e leap y e ar b a sk e t so­
A sp e c ia l in v ita tio n had been e x ­
cial und dance.
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ten d ed to a u x ilia ry m em b ers to c a ll
“T h is is a w o m a n ’s fo o tp rin t; a w o m an 's fo o tp rin t; a WOMAN'S,
S a tu n ia y Evening. M arch 3—Two
on Mr. and M rs. E. M. C am p la s t M iss I.u e tta und h e r o ld e r s is te r,
I say !"
M onday, th e o ccasio n of th e ir g o ld ­ Miss F ra n c e s W elling, w hose tilrth - plays liy E p w o rth Iw ague, P le a s a n t
"W ell, d o n ’t look a t m e, you tin -h o rn S h e rlo c k ."
Hom
e M ethodist ehurcli.
en w edding a n n iv e rs a ry .
It w as l day o c c u rs today. An ev en t in
re p o rte d a t th e m e etin g th a t m an y ! co n n ectio n w ith th e ev en in g th a t
“S tic k to th e old w o m a n 's room , u n d e rs ta n d ? "
W edne day. M arch 7. D inner and
av ailed th e m se lv e s of th e In v ita ­ will m ak e It on e long to tie re m e m ­ d ra m a tic e n te rta in m e n t, I su its gran g e
"A w , y o u se th in k you know it-jill, I been in tig h t p lace s b efo re."
tion and p re s e n te d Mr. und M rs. b ered w as th e fa c t of L u e tta ’s hall.
nam e, to g e th e r w ith a n u m b er of
C am p w ith a pot of tiR tps.
W ednesday E vening M arch 7—Boy
Mrs. E rn e s t B ru g g e r c a lled r e ­ o th e r " le a p y e a r b a b ie s," being a n ­ Scout dem o n stratio n . G resham th e a te r.
c e n tly on an a u x ilia ry m em b er, nounced from a P o rtla n d b r o a d ­
T h u rsd a y Evening. M arch 8— De-
M rs. G eorge M cC orm ack, liv in g on c a s tin g s t a ti o n ^
Moss e n te rta in e rs a t B a p tist church.
F airv iew people Inform ed th e
H a r r ie t a v e n u e n e a r P o rtla n d . M rs.
h u rsd a y and
F rid a y E venings.
M cC orm ack h a s b een ill fo r som e O utlook th is m o rn in g th a t they M T arch
» —J u n io r c la ss play
have tw o leap y e a r fo lk s In th e ir G. U. H h S. and
tim e.
gym nasium .
m idst, M rs. B eulah D a rn le lle w ho
c e le b ra te d h e r e ig h th b irth d a y by
F rid a y E
2 PLANS HADE FOR
p a rty g iv en In h e r h o n o r W ed­ fo r benefit of com m unity ch u rch a t
MASQI ERADE BAI L a nesd
S
andy
Union high school.
ay ev en in g , a n d Mrs. V iola
E x te n siv e p re p a r a tio n s a re b eing B rooks, th e n u m b e r of w hose
F rid a y Evening. M arch 9- M o v in g
m ade fo r th e m a s q u e ra d e ball to be b irth d a y s w as n o t le a rn e d .
Mrs. pictu re a t F airview schoolhouse, a u s ­
giv< n on S a tu rd a y ev en in g , M arch D a rn ie lle ’s b irth d a y c ak e bore e ig h t pices P a re n t Tea, her A ssociation.
10, at th e R ockw ood g ra n g e b all. < au d io s. T h e ev en in g w as sp e n t In i F rid a y E vening, .March 9 E n te r­
T h e s p ir it of St. P a tr ic k 's D ay w ill p lay in g 500. M rs. D a rn le lle w as tain m en t Saron L u th e ran church.
be c a rrie d out In v a rio u s w ays. tiorn in 1892 and fo u r y e a rs la te r
S a tu rd a y Evening, M arch 10 —R ock­
A bout 30 p rizes, p a rt of w id th w ill c e le b ra te d h er first b irth d a y a n n i­
be d o o r p rizes, w ill be given d u rin g v e rs a ry . In J 9«« th e second a n n i­ wood g ra n g e m asq u era d e dance.
th e ev e n in g
M any of th e s e w ere v e rs a ry w ould hav e o c c u rre d but
M onday. M arch I I All day session
th e c o n trib u tio n of G resh am b u s i­ fo r th e fa c t th a t e v e ry c e n tu ry th e M ultnom ah C ounty H oliness a sso c ia ­
tion nt G resham
F re e
M ethodist
n e s s m en .
,
leap y e a r la o m itte d , a n d sh e w as church.
S om e n t th e p ro c e e d s of th is obliged to w a it u n til 1904 fo r h er
d a n c e w ill be used a s p a r t p a y m e n t second b irth d a y .
F rid a y E vening, M arch 14 Areme
club dance.
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In s u ra n c e fu n d s fo r fa rm loans.
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o u n ee k h ak i c a n v a s, w ill se rv e as
a floor p ro te c tio n .
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circle d inner M ethodist church.
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p a rty a t W a lte r M etager salesroom
Line.