FRIDAY, MARCH Ì
GRESHAM
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ROCKWOOD
The em ployes ol Bent B rothers,
in ch arg e of th e co n stru ctio n w ork
on th e B ear Creek dam project
above Bull Run .will give a dance
on S atu rd ay evening, M arch 3, at
th e Rockwood g ran g e hall. No a d ­
m ission w ill be charged, but a
sm all collection w ill be ta k en d u r­
ing th e evening to help defray m i­
nor expenses. R efreshm ents will
be served.
T he Rockwood M ethodist church
w ill hold its re g u la r services next
Sunday as usual. Sunday school
w ill be at 10 o'clock and preaching
a t 11. T he S unday m orning se r­
v ices w ill be from the subject, “Are
we all going to H eaven?" T he
evening services com m ence w ith
E pw orth L eague at 6:30, and will
be follow ed by preaching a t 7:30.
T he Rev. J. F. Dunlop will use as
his subject for the evening service.
"S ecret of the G row th of the E arly
C hurch." All are welcome.
TROUTDALE
At th e T ro u td ale coium uuity
ch u rch Sunday m orning at 10
o'clock, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollen­
sted w ill speak on, “Jo h n Bunyan
and H is P ilgrim P ro g ress.” A
b rief Sunday school session w ilt
follow th e serm on.
F ra n k C raw ford and fam ily have
HURLBURT
moved from Oregon City to T ro u t­
The Rev. E. R. D. H u rlb u rt, p as­ dale.
to r of the S m ith Memorial P re sb y ­
Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. D avis a re vis­
te ria n ch u rch of Fairview , w ill iting at th e J ,O. D avis home.
conduct services Sunday evening
E m erson C raw ford left T uesday
a t th e H u rlb u rt schoolhouse, be­ for A storia.
ginning at 7:30.
Mrs. J. R. H - ’ey visited in Camas
Tuesday.
Tell It to One-Five-Six-One.
Mrs. C. E. Scott and dau g h ter
Mary w ere Sunday d in n er guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Lutnsden in
, Fairview .
j Mr. and Mrs. F red P elto n and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons spent Sun-
1 day visiting in W oodland, W ash­
ington.
Mrs. M ary P arso n s has retu rn ed
' to T ro u td ale a fte r spending two
m onths in P o rtlan d w ith her daugh-
tre, Mrs. S. F. H arlow . She w ill
■ visit at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
' Jess Coons, un til h er broken limb
is m ore improved.
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Phone 2221
Gresham
FAIRVIEW
“Jo h n B unyan and H is P ilg rim
P ro g re ss” w ill be th e su b ject of
th e disco u rse Sunday m orning at
the F airview S m ith M emorial P res-
i b y terian ch u rch by th e p asto r, the
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted, th is year
being th e 300th an n iv ersary of
B unyan's birth.
Sunday school
; will convene a t 10 o'clock.
Read This.
103 acres, m ore o r less. 2% m iles
of G resham on good rock road.
E stim ated 3000 cords of wood,
m ostly first grow th, w onderful big
sp rin g , very sightly building spot,
at a price th a t w ill am aze you.
Wood alone should pay for it.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
F A IR V IE W
D A IR Y L U N C H
All h o m e-b a k ed foods
5- 10- and 15-cent
convenient lunches
H o m e-m ad e C andy
Mrs.A.N.Zook& Daughter
Old Cady Corner,
Fairview
Phone 228 G resham
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
Cottrell Resident Is
b id to Final Rest
T he m any frien d s of th e late
Epimer Van F leet w ere saddened to
learn of his d eath w hich occurred
at the fam ily hom e in the C ottrell
com m unity F eb ru ary 28. following
m ore th a n a m onth's illness.
E lm er E llsw o rth Van F leet was
th e son of T. H. and L uellen Van
F leet and w as born in G entry coun­
ty, M issouri, A pril 15, 1868. The
fam ily resided in Iowa and la ter
in N ebraska an d cam e to Oregon in
U N , settlin g first in Powell Valley
and moving to C ottrell two y ears
later.
E arly in young m anhood he was
converted w hile residing at W alla
W alla, W ashington, and joined the
M ethodist E piscopal church. Upon
coining to C ottrell, he joined the
M ethodist ch u rch at P lea san t Home
and continued a faith fu l m em ber
u n til death.
T he deceased ren d ered notable
service in ch u rch , S unday school
and school d istrict. For 35 y ears
he w as tre a s u re r of th e Sunday
school. He w as a valued an d e n e r­
getic m em ber of the P aren t-T ea ch ­
er association. Because of his
many and varied activ ities and in ­
te re sts, he w ill be g reatly missed.
Mr. Van F leet Is survived by his
widow’, Mrs. O ra Van F lee t; two
sisters, Mrs. M argaret E dw ards of
Cannon Beach, Oregon, and Mrs.
Ella S h ette rly of A shland, O regon;
a b ro th er, Neal Van F leet of Los
A ngeles; tw o nephew s, tw o nieces,
and a fo ster sister, Mrs. Cena C an­
ning. of Richm ond. California.
F u n eral serv ices w ere conducted
yesterd ay aftern o o n at th e P lea s­
ant Home M. E. church. Music was
fu rn ish ed by C. E. R usher who
sang, "I S hall Know’ H im .” and a
q u arte t. Mrs. Ray W ilkenson, Mrs.
Mary Johnson. H. Lee Ball and W.
B. Cory .with Mrs. Oliver Gill at
the organ. T he p allb earers were
Jam es Goger, W illiam C rasw ell,
Fred W agner, M artin L ennartz, W.
E. M arkell and H. L. D outhit. The
floral offerings w ere m any and
beautiful. T he body w as in terred
in P leasan t Home cem etery beside
those of his p aren ts.
Card of T h an k s.
W ords ca n n o t ex p ress o u r th an k s
and ap p reciatio n to all those who
by deeds or w ords of sym pathy
gave us cou rag e th ro u g h th e illness
and death of our beloved husband
and b ro th er .
We extend our th a n k s for the
b eautiful p la n ts and flow ers during
his illn ess and the floral offerings
a t his b u rial and to all who aided
in any way. May God’s blessing
rest upon you.
Mrs. O ra Van Fleet, Neal Van
Fleet, Mrs. C. S h etterly , Mrs.
M arg aret E dw ards, Mrs. Cena
C anning.
ALBERT WELTY
Quinby’s Garage
Powell St.
Phone 2331
Gresham
RECIPE f o r
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where.
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Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham, Oregon
A m ornin g tp p e tlte I t easily dl«-
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There are tim e t when cold
toast or charred toast is alm ost a trag*
edy
T h a t's why people are tu rn in g to
toast m ade e le c trica lly, rig h t at the
table where it can be w atched and
served pip in g hot a t e x a c tly the rig h t
moment.
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takes a fu ll aised slice o f bread In each
ra c k ; it toasts q u ic k ly and even ly; low­
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P hon e 801
P ow ell St.
If your carii. hard to control, particularly in wet
weather on account of defective brakes and wet
brake lining let us re-line your brakes with Ambler
Autobestos waterproof lining.
HAXI.IN A HI INN, Prop«.
Phone 2391
Et-EC TW K S T O n e W i Z f * e U T C T W IC S U D O
Gresham
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SEE IT DEMONSTRATED AT THE
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Then inspect the complete line at the
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SIX T H & SALMON
POWELL VALLEY
T he Ladies Aid of th e Saron
L u th eran ch u rch will m eet at the
home of Mrs. Bert Olson on T h u rs­
day, M arch 8, a t 2 o’clock. Mem­
b ers of th e society a re asked to r e ­
tu rn th e ir envelopes w ith special
gifts a t th is tim e. All ladies w el­
come.
T he Powell Valley Mission S un­
day school will m eet at 9:50 S un­
day, w ith th e ju n io r service follow ­
ing at 10:55. T he service at 11:10
will be in Sw edish, the second m es­
sage on " P ra y e r” to be presented.
T he subject w ill be, "H e th a t ask-
eth receiveth." A service will be
held Sunday aftern o o n at th e Kelso
com m unity ch u rch , beginning at 3
o’clock. In the evening at 7:30 th e
Rev. E. M. A nderson of Tacom a
will preach In English. T he ch u rch
board will m eet on Monday eve­
ning. A program is being a r ­
ranged by the congregation for S a t­
u rday evening, March 17 ,a m ore
com plete ann o u n cem en t to appear
later.
Bible school of the S aron L u th ­
e ra n ch u rch will begin at 9:45
Sunday m orning, the study to be ol
th e b irth of C hrist, Illu stra ted by
stereoptlcon slides. At 10:30 a pic­
tu re will lie tak en of th e m em bers
of the L u th er League, the Ladies
Aid and the c h a rte r m em bers of the
congregation. T hese p ictu res will
be published in a special an n iv e r­
sary issue of "T he S ilen t M essen­
g er" tills m onth. Services will he
conducted in Swedish at 11:20. At
8 o’clock in the evening a conclu­
sion of th e discussion of th e tru m ­
pet of th e A pocalypse will be
given.
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We w ish to th a n k our m any
frien d s who gave us sym pathy and
help a t th e tim e of th e Illness and
death of o u r beloved wife and aunt,
Mrs. S arah J. W illiam s, and for the
beautiful floral offerings which
covered her la st restin g place.
David T. W illiam s, Ruth M. Child.
That’s what the motorist of today wants and if
your car is slow on the start, has lost her pep and
speed and is hard to stop, bring her to us. Our
expert mechanics will diagnose the trouble, give you
a price in advance and then if necessary overhaul
vour car.
Gresham Garage
P O W E B j^ f/jC O MPAN Y
is what
Card of Thanks.
PEP! SPEED! CONTROL!
Try us, we know our stuff, we’re not robbers nnd
we’re might) romeniently located on Powell Street.
PORTLAND
SM O O TH TO P
solicited.
T he ju n io r choir will m eet as
u su al S atu rd ay afternoon a t the
p arso n ag e for p ractice and a so­
cial time.
T h ere will be the usual services
at th e M ethodist church Sunday,
March 4. The S unday school will
m eet at 10 o’clock, and th e church
service will be at 11:15. T h ere will
be a sto ry for the Juniors as usual.
T he p asto r will speak upon the
subject.
"Tlie T ask S uprem e,"
u sin g a p a rt of 1st Cor. 3, as a basis
for his rem arks. The E pw orth
League will m eet at 7 o’clock for
th e devotional service. T he in te r­
est in the young people’s m eetings
is grow ing, w hich fact is indicated
by th e increased atten d an ce. All
young people of the com m unity a r e
invited to m eet w ith th is group, If
not affiliated elsew here. T h ere will
he no evening service b u t th ere
will be such a service on Sunday,
M arch 11, beginning at 8 o’clock.
T he B ap tist Sunday school at
P le a sa n t Home Is conducting a
th erm o m eter contest, and those
who a re not m em bers of oth er S u n ­
day schools are asked to en ro ll now
before the th erm o m eter reach es the
boiling point. T hose who wish to
en ro ll a re asked to be p resen t next
Sunday a t 10 o'clock. T he Rev.
Gordon Johnson will in te re st all
with a splendid serm on from 11 to
12 o'clock, also nt 8 in th e evening.
At 7:30 the young people will hold
th e ir devotional service.
E&reakfasts
Westinghouse
over the pas burner of the
All tilings a re "set" for th e pro­
gram which tile young people plan
to p resen t at the M ethodist church
S atu rd ay evening. M arch 3, begin­
ning at 8 p. in. They are p re se n t­
ing two com edies, “Out of T ow n”
end "68-70 B erkley P lace" and also
th e
P lea san t
Home o rch estra.
T h ere will he a ch arg e for admls-
fdotl ,the proceeds of w hich is to lie
applied in paym ent on the plano i I
whicli the L eaguers are buying for
the church. T he p atro n ag e of the
ITor/t Fully Guaranteed
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T h e C lo s e d T o p
In half the time
and not at all tired—
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Washer
DO
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Find out w hat a lot of w ash ­
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Is tw o gallons bigger th an
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T he im peller,
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years. T he d ain tiest fabrics
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less friction th an th e gentlest
hand w ashing.
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Has taken over the repair shop at Quinby’s
Garage and is now prepared to do any
kind of repair work on any make of car.
If you are contemplating having some
work done on your car we are ready to give
you an estimate in advance.
PARE THREE
Gresham
HALEY
Sunday school of th e H aley B ap­
tis t ch u rch will convene at 10 a. m.
follow ed by th e m orning w orship |
in Swedish at 11 o’clock. The
; L o rd -
¡u p p er
w ill
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o l e • i . ed
E v ery w om an, in terested In ow ning
M eadows, in tim ate ly . T oday m ay bo the
w a sh e r you can b u y —if It Is, 'phone us
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a w ash er, should know the
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what Its make or condition Is.
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’hone 1421
Gresham ß
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B. Y. P. U. will have ch a rg e of the
evening service, with Miss Lucile
F ry c k stro m as leader. T he Rev.
Pork Roasts
20t
Pound
nt Newberg Parking («*,
Gresham
gguodEk. o f
I Andrew Johnson, form er p asto r of
| the ch u rch , will give a lectu re on,
"A B aptist R eform er and M arty r—
B alth asar H ubm eyer", who la Hat­
ed by P ro te sta n t h isto ria n s aç a re-
1 form er of eq u al Im portance w ith
| L uther, Zw lngly and Calvin.
It
will be w orth w hile to h ear th is
Mrs. Em m a Wedin of D am ascus
W ednesday afternoon, M arch 7, a t
2 o'clock.
The Bible class meets every
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. All are
cordially Invited to attend these
services.
I lecture, as Mr. Johnson la an able
89 cent alum inum w are sale. See
|church historian.
onr window display. L. L. K idder
I The Mission circle will meet with H ard w are Co.—Adv,