FRIDAY,
MARCH 3 ,
IMS
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
PO H ! L A M I PASTO H ON
A N M Y E K SA R Y PROGRAM
ROCKWOOD
PAGE THREE
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NEW TIRES
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PL E A SA N T HOME MAN
T he re g u la r services w ill be ob
Ail u n u su al accident occurred
serv ed a t the Rockwood M. E.
ch u rc h next Sunday, beginning at W ednesday at th e m eat p lan t of
10 o’clock w ith Sunday school su L auderback B ro th ers near P lea s
pervised by Dr. C. L. H aynes. The an t Home w hen an am m onia tank
Rev. J. F .Dunlop w ill preach a t 11 used in the refrig eratin g system
o'clock.
His subject w ill be there, w hile being charged by K en
" P ra y e r.” T he services in th e eve neth L auderback. em itted over
ning will com m ence a t 6:30 with pow ering fum es into his face, bad-
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E p w o rth L eague,
fol- ly burn in g him about th e eyes,
Built on entirely new principals from the cylinder
lowed by p reaching a t 7:30 which m outh and thro at. He w as treated
type. Thor washer the new THOR. A G IT A T O R
w ill be conducted by th e Rev. T. B. im m ediately at th e office of a
All a re wel- . G tesham physician who considers
Young of P ortlan d
is a world beater in
th a t his b u rn s w ill not prove ser-
come.
Alvin K aser is spending his ious- although he is unable
sp rin g vacation at the hom e of his sPpak aloud on account of the
p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. K. K aser. Dxirns in his th ro at. The in ju red
Alvin is atten d in g Oregon A gricul- man w as runn in g am m onia into a
ru ra l college.
, tan k thro u g h pipes, and in un-
T he m a rriag e of Miss E thel Swag- coupling tw o pipes underestim ated
e r t and T heodore S teusland, w hich the am ount of am m onia in them
took place in P o rtlan d , S aturday. a,1<^ the p re ssu re hack of th e fluid.
Mar. 17, cam e as a su rp rise to their
Rev. II. P. Johnson
Rockwood friends. Mr. and Mrs. AYM. 1». Mt’MILLAN
The Rev. H. P. Johnson, p asto r
S ten sland w ill m ake th e ir home
DIES AT WARRENTON of Im m anuel L u th eran ch u rch of
for the p rese n t at the hom e of the
W illiam D onald McMillan, a fo r P o rtlan d , will be one of th e sp e ak
b rid e's fath er, E. S w agert.
m er w ell know n resid en t of th is ers at th e 30th an n iv ersary p ro
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T aylor and vicinity, died suddenly at his home gram of Saron L u th eran ch u rch on
Cash
ch ild ren , Ja c k and Dick, a re a t the in W arrenton, Oregon, la st Sunday, T uesday and W ednesday, M arch 27
hom e of Mrs. T ay lo r’s fath er, Geo. March 18. F u n eral services w ere and 28. The Rev. Mr. Johnson,
Stockton cf Rockwood. They will . held on W ednesday In P ortland, who is considered a m ost able
b e h ere several w eeks as Mr. T ay- In term e n t w as in Rose City ceme- speaker and o rganizer, w as fo rm er
lor is yet unable to do any w ork I tery.
ly p asto r of one of the larg est
ow ing to th e accident w hich befell
Mr. McMillan was born in Buf- ch u rch es in M inneapolis, Minn.
him several m onths ago w hile in a fa lo, New York, 54 y ears ago. He
W ashington lum ber camp.
I spent the g re a te r p a rt of his active
POWELL VALLEY
G randm a Johnson, who has been j life in A laska, going th e re in the
POW E
COMPANY
serio u sly ill at the home of h er gold ru sh of 1897. On Ju n e 20,
Sant C arrell continues in a c r it
d au g h ter, Mrs. F ra n k Pow ers, is 1909, he m arried Ja n e Jo h n sto n , of ical condition at his home on Pow
EL£C TfM C STO RL
electric bvd a.
som ew hat im proved but still bed- P leasan t Valley, who survives him. ell Valley road. A b ro th er from
Phone 801
Powell St.
Gresham
fast. G randm a Johnson is nearly He took his bride to Ju n eau , w here P esh astin , W ashington, and a sis
94 years old.
he w as deputy United S tates m ar- te r from Tacom a a re recen t a r
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard P ate and shal until 1916. In 1918 th e fam ily rivals at the C arrell home.
See them on display in our salesroom- Call on us
d au g h ter M arguerite, have ju st retu rn ed to th e vicinity of P o rtlan d
The Rev. E ngland, a retu rn ed
moved into th e ir new home on w here they lived u n til six years m issionary from China, w ill speak
for a demonstration.
B airdsdale avenue, recen tly p ur- ago, when they moved to W arren- In E nglish Sunday evening at 7:30
ch ased from Mrs. R uth Troy. They ' ton.
at th e Powell V alley Mission
have been living w h at s know n
Besides his widow, Mr. McMillan church.
The
m orning service,
as th e D unham place.
is survived by a son, Jam es, 17, and w hich will be in Swedish, will be moving th is w eek to a farm n ear
Miss Vada Spath, who is tak in g four daug h ters, H elen, Agnes. Jean in ch arg e of the Rev. M. E. A nder F o re st Grove, w here he will be em
m usic a t th e U niversity of Oregon, and Alice E laine, all of the family son. Sunday school will convene ployed as ca reta k er. T h eir m any
Is spending h er sp rin g vacation home. The youngest is four years at 9:50, th e ch ild ren ’s service at frien d s a re very so rry to lose them
w ith relativ es living in and near of age. His fath er, Donald McMil- 10:50 and the m orning p reaching from th is com m unity.
Next S atu rd ay will be th e re g u
G resham . Vada Is doing rem a rk - i Ian of P o rtlan d , is n early 90 years service a t 11:10.
ably w ell in h er studies on th e pipe I old. Two siste rs and a b ro th er
At th e Bible school of the Saron la r m onthly m eeting of M ultnom ah
o rg an .
! A nna Baldw in, Mrs. Agnes H en d er L u th eran church to convene Sun grange. A good atten d a n ce is de
son and E. D. McMillan live in day at 9:45, an Illu stra ted ta lk on sired. Some of th e m em bers have
o rtlan d , and R. C. McMillan, a the childhood of C h rist w ill be been q uite busy circ u la tin g p eti
PLEASANT VALLEY b P ro
th er, in C hehalis, W ashington.
given. At 11:10 w orship w ill be tions for th e incom e tax.
Mrs. A nna L ehm an and Mrs. G.
Successors to Barnes Lumber Co.
Mrs. McMillan is spending a few conducted in Sw edish.' At 8 o’clock
The te ac h ers of th e B a p tist S un
H. Richey called on Mrs. W allis days a t th e hom
_ e of her fa th e r in th e evening w ill occur a co n tin day school are p rep arin g an E aster
ROY O. NOW I. EH, Manager
M iller of S tanley station Monday I j - f t j^hnston“,~in~ pieasM t Vafley uation of th e discussion on the p rogram to be given by th e various
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aftern o on.
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Building Material? and
Apocalypse, th e su b ject to be, "T he classes of th e school on E aster
H en ry D avis of C orvallis w as a ( AMI’ HILL WOMEN
Sunday m orning.
L
ittle
Book.”
T
he
30th
an
n
iv
e
r
Mill Work
recen t visitor a t th e hom e of his
TO GIVE CARD PARTY sary exercises of th e church will T he L ad ies’ Aid benefit luncheon
b ro th er, F. M. Davis.
Complete
line of
At th e la st m eeting of th e Camp begin T uesday night and continue T h u rsd ay noon by Mrs. Ja ck
Some of th e ladies gave Mrs. H an
MONARCH PAINTS
all day W ed n esd ay . D inner will be G reenwood at th e new G reenwood
i
Hill
W
om
an’s
club,
w
hich
w
as
held
nah Johnson a su rp rise p a rty on
served W ednesday. Miss M yrtle
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
th e afternoon of her 92d birthday. 1 a t Mrs. Chas. L ettow 's in L au rel A nderson w ill be th e hostess S a t home w as a delightful event from
Coffee and cake w ere served and I Afcses, it w as decided to hold a u rday evening for th e L u th er every angle of view. T he luncheon
E stifnates on houses and b u ild
all enjoyed a p leasan t afternoon. I com m ercial card p arty . Mrs. Cum League w hich w ill m eet at the served consisted of chicken, p o ta
ings gladly subm itted.
toes, p a rk e r house ro lls, jello, pie,
T h e storm y w eather k ept several m ins w as appointed ch airm an of home of C. A. Lindgren.
coffee ,etc.
T he luncheon w as
i th e com m ittee, and Mrs. F. Sm ith
from attending.
P hone 2431
larg ely attended, th e re being 44
Mrs. H attie G roves of Amity [ w as asked to see ab o u t h irin g the
Pow ell St.
G resham
ladles
present.
The
balance
in
the
PLEASANT HOME
Oregon, visited her aunt, Mrs. G. H. A rboleda Im provem ent club hall
Aid’s
tre
a
su
ry
w
as
increased
about
The next m eeting
Richey, th is w eek for a few days.
f ° r th e evening. ""
R egular o rd er of services w ill be
Mr. and Mrs. J. P aul and Mr. and will be held W ednesday, M arch 28 followed at the P lea san t Home B ap $20. Socially a fine sp irit of fe l in stru c to rs in the w inter in stitu te
Mrs. G. H. Richey visited a t E s ta a t the hqm e of Mrs. Geo. Steele on tist church next Sunday. The S u n low ship, goodwill and cooperation conducted by the E pw orth Leagues
prevailed. An in itiatio n cerem ony of the G resham com m unity. He
Pow ell V alley road.
cada, Sunday.
day school, which convenes a t 10 w as in stitu ted in ch a rg e of Mrs. occupied th e pulpits of Boring and
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey and Mr.
o'clock, is in creasin g in num bers M arkell, Mrs. Caldo, Mrs. Radford P leasan t Home M ethodist churches
Farmers Attention
an d Mrs. G. N. S ager visited a t th e
each Sunday and th e in te re st is
E ig h t new Sunday m orning, and was the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey
We have th e la rg e st selection of grow ing keenly as each side aw aits and Mrs. L ennartz.
good used im plem ents we have th e count to see th e score made. m em bers, Mrs. H aw es. Mrs. Osburn, speaker at th e evening service of
of Boring, S unday afternoon.
Mrs. Je ssie Kemp of H utton, Al- I ever had. Look them over. H essel All who are not alre ad y affiliated Mrs. G reenwood, Mrs. Breen, Mrs. the M ethodist church at G resham .
Myers, Mrs. B urns, Mrs. Stafford His presence and m essages at these
b erta , Canada, will re tu rn to h er Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
with some school a re invited to en and Mrs. W ilhelm w ere Inducted services was very much a p p re c ia t
home th e re the la st of this week.
roll here. T he Rev. Gordon Jo h n into full m em bership by ra th e r ed by those who attended.
S tu a rt and S terlin g Richey w ent Try Casey’s Rheumatic Remedy. son w ill preach at 11 o’clock, co n
L u ella Boone
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arkell, Amy
for an outing Sunday on N orth
A blood tonic for rheum atism tinuing his series of serm ons on m ysterious rites.
n eu ritis, lum bago, stom ach, liver, th e second com ing of Christ. The and Mrs. G. W. Alder w ere also ad Sloop and Joe Drew w ere visitors
Deep creek.
G. N. S ager w as a P o rtlan d v isit kidney, B rig h t’s disease, dropsy, B. Y. P. U. will convene a t 7 :30 and m itted to full m em bership. T his at the tow n of R ainier, Oregon,
pluresy. Reduces pain and sw ell preach in g service will be held at p a rt of th e program added very Sunday.
o r W ednesday of th is week.
T he m em bers of th e Junior choir
Miss M arian Savo w as home from ing. G uaranteed by T ab er P h a rm 8 o’clock by th e Rev. A ndrew Jo h n m aterially to th e m e rrim e n t of the
occasion. In addition to the social of the M ethodist church will m eet
acy.—Adv.
M onmouth la st Sunday.
son of H aley who will lectu re on a activ ities m uch w ork w as accom at 3 o'clock a t th e parso n ag e for
B aptist refo rm er and m a rty r, B. plished d u rin g the co u rse of the w ork on th e E aster music.
H ubm yer, who m any h isto ria n s afternoon. T hus passed a d elig h t
T he services of th e M ethodist
class with L u th er, Zw ingly and ful aftern o o n , one w hich will not church will be of u nusual In terest
Calvin. T he d istric t rally of the soon be forgotten by th o se p riv il Sunday. The Sunday school will
B. Y. P. U., w hich w as postponed in eged to be present.
m eet at th e 10 o’clock hour under
Ja n u a ry because of sickness, is b e
th e supervision of Supt. W. B.
A
fine
baby
boy
w
as
born
to
Mr.
ing lined up and will m eet w ith th e
Cory. The ch u rch service will be
B aptist ch u rch h ere in th e very and Mrs. Oren J. C rosier of P o rt a t 11:15 o’clock. T he ju n io rs will
land
a
t
the
P
o
rtlan
d
san
itariu
m
,
near future.
sing. The serm on will be preached
Miss Jessie F ran cis, a form er March 17. Mrs. C rosier will be r e by the Rev. J. H. Irv in e who will
m
em
bered
by
her
m
any
frien
d
s
as
stu d en t of G resham Union high
be p resen t for a week of services
school, is spending a few days nt L oreue A lexander.
beginning Sunday and continuing
Doris
Quay,
d
au
ghter
of
Mr.
and
th e home of Mrs. L. M. Nelson, to
until the evening service Sunday
re c u p erate a fte r an illn ess of th ree Mrs. A. J. Quay, suffered a severe on A pril 1. T he young people will
weeks. H er b ro th er, C urtis, who attac k of Illness T uesday evening m eet at 7 o’clock, with E unice Gill
attended th e O rient grade school and has been under a p h y sician ’s leading th e devotions. T he evening
and g rad u ated w ith th e class of ca re since th a t tim e, b u t is now service will be at 8 o’clock, with
1923, is seriously ill w ith tu b e rc u th o u g h t to be well on th e road to Rev. Irv in e delivering th e serm on.
losis in the M ultnom ah county h o s recovery.
T here will be evening services each
pital n ear T routdale. It Is said
Mrs. C harles McKinney has been evening th ro u g h o u t the week ex
th a t he would ap p reciate very much afflicted w ith a severe cold b o rd er cepting S atu rd ay evening. The
if some of th e hoys of his class ing close on to pneum onia but is public is Invited to atten d these
could call on him.
now rep o rted to he recovering.
services.
Let your home
Prof. W. H. H ertzog of th e Kim-
D orothy F ields is stay in g w ith
Mrs. J. F. Collins and d au g h ter
her g randm other. Mrs. Jo sep h in e , ball School of Theology w as a guest Lois w ere v isito rs in P o rtlan d Mon
r e fle c t you r
A nderson ,a t th e Van F leet home, j a t the Methodist p arso n ag e over day. D uring th e day Lois wag
lo v e o f co lo r
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Nelson are last w eek-end. He w as one of the taken to a physician to have her
ful b ea u ty ! A
eyes exam ined. She is rep o rted to
be b etter at th is time.
c a n o r tw o o
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QUALITY
SPEED
COLOR
BEAUTY
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ELECTRIC
^ f o r your old ones
1 rade in your old tires now! Start the season
with a feeling of Security anti Satisfaction.
We make you a liberal allowance
on your old tires.
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Ivy F illin g Station
Phone 1701
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FIS H
We are licensed fish
dealers.
During the Lenten
season we will carry
a good supply of fish
—both fresh, smoked
and salt.
BROWN’S
MARKET
Powell Street
Phone 18» 1
Gresham
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Copeland
Lumber Co.
L asting
COLOR
that
reflects
THIS YEAR OF YEARS
FOR THE MOTOR GAR
that y o ifre protected
by h ) 2 S Super-lubrication
shit
— High com pressions, um azingly in
creased horsepow ers, m otors en g i
neered for unprecedented perform
ances, road speeds never before
available in p<»pular priced ears —
On «•very hand — new standards, new
values — new and increased respon
sibilities for lubrication!
Ready—able — w elco m in g these new
tests o f stam ina is a lubricant that
m eets e v e ry dem and o f m odern m o
to rin g —the product o f 5 0 years o f
Standard Oil Company exp erien ce—
B E A im
N lT R O K O T E , a
brush and your own
d eft hand s . . . that's
all you need to trans
form almost any piece of
bric-a-brac or fu rn itu re!
HALEY
T h is rich la cq u er d ries
thirty minutes; and how it does
e n d u r e ! W ith stan ds th e hardest
w ear; resists liq u id s, even gasolin e
and hot soapsuds. Many voguish colors, and
black and white. A color card awaits you at your
Fuller Dealer’s. Let him solve your painting problems.
T h e C o m in g o f S p r in g —
The budding of leaves and flowers and
the triumphant hope that eternally beck
ons forward all mankind give all of us a
new impulse to accomplishment.
Never is the influence of a growing
bank account more keenly felt. It tends
to carry one beyond his old limitations
and to broaden the horizon of his purposes
and hopes.
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O RIENT
Mrs. T. H. H aw es, assisted by
Mrs. F. L. E llsw o rth , w ere h o stess
es to an In terestin g group of young
folks S atu rd ay , March 17. Games
and dancing w ere very m uch en
joyed by all. The deco ratio n s and
refresh m en ts ca rrie d out th e color
schem e of St. P a tric k ’s Day.
BORING
T o prom ote safe flying, this
<A>uipany Is e re c tin g 2 g ian t
air-b e aco n s — N ta n d a rd -D ta b lo
L ig h t o n M l D iablo near Han
K r a n r U r a , a n d s ta n d a rd -Iz o a
A n geles I ig b l o n M e rc e d K ills
n e a r Io a A n geles —eneb v is ib le
m a r r th a n a h u n d r e d m iles.
a g u a rí
E rick U nis, who w as se n t to
Em anuel hospital several weeks s t a n d a r d o il c o m p a n y of cali fora la
ago aa th e re su lt of a 16-foot fall
from th e hayloft of his barn, is
Smelt Run Contliines.
getting along well. Mr. U nis was
It
Is
g en erally conceded th a t one
o perated on last S atu rd ay for
hernia, but an X -ray has revealed of th e la rg e st sm elt ru n s ever
known In the h isto ry of T ro u td ale
nothing m ore serious th an this.
Is now tak in g place In the w aters
of the Sandy, as m illions of the tiny
Pleasant View Avenue fish go up to th e head w aters of No. 6 palls.
T he borne economic clu b of the th e riv er to th e ir an n u al spaw ning
P lea san t Valley gran g e m et Wed place. Crow ds of people continue
No 10 pails.
nesday at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. to line the banks. Interested In the
big
free
for
all
fishing
sport.
The
Ben H alstead. D inner w as served
at Newberg Packing Co-,
and the aftern o o n sp en t in piecing run, w hich began Monday m orning,
G re. hum
March
12,
co
n
tin
u
es
unabated.
a quilt.
Traffic
reg
u
latio
n
s
a
re
n
ecessary
to
On T h u rsd ay of la st week th e
RADIO REPAIRING.
P leasan t Valley gran g e gave a card handle th e line of m achines.
p arty a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
Ws repair anything on any maka
W alter Edelm an. T he b irth d ay of
Excellent lawn mowers, Just In. of radio. Work guaranteed. L. L.
th e m aster, Jo h n H anson, w as also Begin now to cut your lawn. Kid Long, phone (31. We call tor and
celebrated at th e sam e time.
der Hdwe. Co.
deliver.
Pure Lard
LA C Q U E R
Eastman Lumber Co.
The Sunday school of th e Haley
B ap tist ch u rch will convene at 10
o'clock a. m., followed by m orning
w orship at 11 o'clock. T he Juniors
will m eet at 6:45 p. m., followed by
th e evening service at 7:30. All
services will be in E nglish next
Sunday.
T he
te ac h er-tra in in g
class m eets T uesday evening at
7:30 and p ray er m eeting is held
every T h u rsd ay evening. A cordial
invitation is extended by th e p as
to r. th e Rev. Jo h n S. N ordell.
NEW
.E N E
Outfit « f Qifotifeona
..73c
$1.45