Gresham outlook., March 27, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY. MARCH
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7
Miss H elen Cowgill, a ssista n t
sta te club leader, and W. H. Bafllie,
county club leader, visited W ilkes
school W ednesday forenoon. Miss
Cowgill is a very en th u siastic club
"b o o ste r” and gave an in te restin g
ta lk to the boys of th e cam p cook­
ing club. She also m et th e girls of
th e Busy Bee Sew ing club and
talk ed to them and show ed speci­
m ens of prize-w inning sew ing th a t
had been done by club m em bers in
v ario us counties thro u g h o u t the
state.
Mrs. W illiam H. B rack ett of The
D alles has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Lois Gray, prin cip al of the
W ilkes school.
D inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. H all on T h u rsd ay evening w ere
Mrs. Lois G ray. Miss Edna R. C ar­
lyle, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P lu n k ett.
A fter dinner a p leasan t evening
was spent playing
six-handed
bridge.
T he Rockwood baseball team
played th e W ilkes team on th e la t­
te r's diam ond on F riday afternoon.
The score was 2 to 1 in favor of the
visiting team .
W. P. L andes, p ro p rieto r of the
B At B garag e is having his re si­
dence rem odeled and enlarged.
DAMASCUS
B uick ' s Study in Contrasts
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Laurence Sylvester was on the
sick list the first of this week.
P arent.-T . A. w ill m eet F rid ay
evening at 8 p. m. T his m eeting
will be in te restin g as Betty W heel­
er. Ivam ae Schw eitzer. E lsie Esche-
beck, Roy H uddle, Revel W alter
and W alter E schebeck a re being
W e a re licensed fish
coached by Lois Boynton for a one-
act comedy. T he P aren t-T each er
d ealers.
a-sociation w ishes to raise a little
money for th e benefit of th e school.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. V. B ach­
D u rin g th e L e n ten
elor. March 14, a son.
se aso n w e w ill c a rry
For the Ladles
Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Young visited
Snappy styles In new footwear
a good su p p ly of fish
Mr. and Mrs. K ent F ish at F o rest
for spring. Come in and see them. Grove,
— both fre sh , sm oked
Sunday.
Popular prices. $3.95. $4.95, $5.95.
a
n d sa lt.
Miss
C
aryl
S
ylvester
is
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Aylsworth & Martin, Gresham.—
Adv.
tf ing slow ly from an a tta c k of ap ­
pendicitis.
The N eighborhood club met w ith
Mrs. W ray last T hursday. Those
present w ere, Mrs. H ahto, Mrs.
Olive Huddle. Mrs. W alter. Mrs.
1 h o n e 1891
Pow ell S tre e t
Gresham
W alter, Mrs. Eschebeck, Mrs. B ro­
die, Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. Bamber.
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Mrs. C urtis Young was a visitor. its tw o -m illio n th , w h ic h ro lled o ff th e assem bly lin e a few w eeks s
The next m eeting w ill be w ith Mrs. T o e o ccasio n w as a re c e p tio n h e ld in C e n tra l P a rk , N ew Y ork, an d
Eamber.
a tte n d e d hv A . P . Sloan Jr., p re s id e n t ot th e G e n e ra l M otors C o rp o .a tio n .
S everal of th e neighbors a re c e r­ an d A. G . b o o th w o rth , m a n a g e r o t th e B u ick M o to r C o m p a n y N e w > •''-
ta in ly enjoying Mrs. S y lv ester's B ra n c h . Nir. S o u th w o rth a n d M r. S loan a re seen in th e fro n t s e a t I >
beautiful daffodils. They a re ex­ 2*000, w h ile A rth u r L. N e w to n , b ra n c h sales m an ag er, is in th e re a r seat.
ceedingly large.
Over 300 p ersons atten d ed the
fu n eral services for Mrs. Inez COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CORBETT
Jones and son of Boring la st T u es­
C hanticleer Inn was a p retty
P rincipal It. L. Moody of Culum-
day. E arl Jo n es w as present.
scene on S atu rd ay evening when A. bia high school and Mrs. Moody en ­
T h e te le p h o n e will
Ign Van der Born and Eldor II. Morgan entertained the m em bers tertain ed the Misses P au lin e Rem­
UONQ. DISTANCE -
prove to be y o u r m ost
H en ih k e, filbert sp ecialists
of of Fairview Lodge A. F. <fc A. M. ington and H ortense M ercure and
C O C ^ ^ ^ ^ telegraph
O renco. planted about 12 ac res of T his is an an n u al event looked fo r­ Omer J. Munger, high school te ac h ­
valuable am i m ost eco­
filberts on th e Iloynton-M cD aniel w ard to w ith m uch pleasure. About ers, on T uesday at a 6 o'clock din-
nom ical a s s is ta n t in th e
place the past week.
60 w ere presen t, including several ' ner.
W ilbert Brodie's
m other and g rand officers. Dr. H. S. Toney of
ollie«*, w o rk sh o p , hom e
Miss
Doris
G
raham
of
P
o
rtlan
d
some friends of P o rtlan d visited the McMinnville, Dr. O. C. H agm eler
or w hile tra v e lin g .
Brodies. Sunday. In the afternoon of Seaside and D. R. Cheney of visited her sister, Mrs. Fred C.
they w atched th e sm elt ru n and P o rtlan d all gave in terestin g ta lk s Reed, over th e week-end.
Mrs. C lara E. S m ith's guests oil
looked over th e w reck of the Jones for th e good of the order. The
trag ed y at Boring.
house was tastily decorated for the her birthday, Sunday, M arch 25th,
T h irteen men attended th e in itla- event and th e tab les were brig h t were Mrs. Olivia Leland. Mr. and
tloa o f th e M. W. A. at Mt. Scott, witii yellow candles and daffodils. Mrs. Lewis Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
T h u rsd ay evening. T hree of them Mr. and Mrs. Morgan w ere p rese n t­ <’. Reed and baby Beth and Miss
Gresham
w ere can d id ates— K enneth H uddle, ed w ith a silver bonbon dish, Geo. Doris G raham .
Chrysler “ 7 2 ” performance
an hour and more—velvety, C hester Wood and Mr. E ricson.
The Alumni society of th e Co­
Lum sden m aking the presen tatio n
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dyer of P o rt­ speech, to w hich Mr. Morgan r e ­ lum bia high school held a banquet
makes all other performance
easy miles—due to this unique
land, and Mr. an d Mrs. C. L. Mc­ sponded in a few well chosen i at the high school F riday evening
in its field seem as out-of-date
and vibrationless engine with D aniel of Base L ine w ere v isito rs ] words. A m ost delightful tim e was from 6 to 8 o’clock, ami la te r went
as last year’s license plates. All
counterweighted seven ■ bear­ it the Boynton home on Sunday. enjoyed by the guests, who lingered ¡to C hanticleer inn to spend the re ­
Mrs. Boynton and Mary E lizabeth to a late hour.
you have to do is to ride in a
m ainder of the evening in dancing.
ing crankshaft.
w ent home w ith them for a few
Mrs. M. E. Reed of Portland
“72,” and drive it to appre­
R. P. R assm ussen left for bis
J. JACOIISON
d ay s’ visit.
home a t The D alles on F riday, after I spent a few days last week at her
ciate the difference.
It takes mountain grades at
M ANAGINO
Miss L av erta H all and a g irl spending tw o w eeks a t his Sandy C orbett bungalow and visited her
D IR E C T O R
con stan t acceleration. In friend w ere in D am ascus over the ranch.
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Bradley.
O nly Chrysler’s great engi­
week-end.
traffic, the “ 72” flashes to
Miss P h illb rlch of B erlinas. C al­
P. O. S ettlem ier'8 sto re is now
neering staff and precision
Mr. and Mrs. Simon H uddle v isit­
the fore with characteristic ed a t H appy V alley Sunday eve­ ifornia, arriv ed last week to be the one of th e Red and W hite chain,
manufacturing organization
guest for tw o m onths of Mrs. which is independently owned and
ning.
Chrysler get-away.
could have d evelop ed 75
unitedly operated.
His special
Mr. and Mrs. Gus E schebeck had Marion C rane at C ranebrae.
smooth horse power from an
T he Misses A gatha and Mabel sales were S atu rd ay and Monday.
as Sunday g u ests Mr. and Mrs.
O n ly a dem onstration can Bow ers of P o rtlan d , the K ellers H arding, and D olores Morgan, s tu ­
Miss Evelyn Reed cam e from
engine of such moderate size.
d ents a t Oregon S late A g ricu ltu r­ Monmouth F rid ay to spend the
prove to you just how much and Mrs. Simon Huddle.
al college. Miss Bella Reed and week-end w ith home folks.
You can, at will, do 72 miles
better the “72” performs.
The m any friends of Mrs. M. E.
W illiam Morgan, U niversity of
ARBOLEDA
Oregon students, spent th eir sp rin g H enderson will reg ret to learn that
A dance and card p arty w ill be vacation last week at th eir homes she had a fall Sunday, in ju rin g her
Illustrious N e w Chrysler " 7 2 " Prices—Tw o-pa»»enger C o u p e
given on S atu rd ay evening, March at Corbett. W illiam Morgan e n ­ hip, which was fractu red ab o u t two
(w ith ru m b le seat), S I 5 4 5 1 R oyal S edan, $1595) S p o rt
31, at the A rboleda Com m unity te rtain e d Colum bian high school y ears ago.
R o a d ste r (w ith ru m b le seat),S 1 5 9 5 ; F o ur-passenger C o u p e,
Crown P oint chalet w as the
lub. A g en eral invitation is ex stu d en ts at C hanticleer inn on F r i­
S 1595; T o w n Sedan, S 1 6 9 5 | C o n v ertib le C o u p e (w ith
scene of a m erry p arty S aturday
tended to all.
day evening.
ru m b le seat), < 1 7 4 5 | C ro w n S edan, SI 795. AH prices f.o .h .
evening when th e stu d en ts of P a­
P. O. S ettlem eier, who has been cific u niversity b anquetted there.
D etroit, subject to current Federal excise tax. Chrysler dealers
conducting a g rocery business here
are in position to extend the convenience of tim e paym ents.
>E of th ese days when you
for several years, recently bought
I have a little tim e— and are
ROCKWOOD
out the in te re st of G. C ham berlain
passing 9106 F o ster road, drop
and now ow ns the building and
A m usical e n te rta in m e n t and
in and Inspect our establishm ent.
grounds. Mr. S ettlem eier has m ade one-act play is being arran g e d for
H e our honored g u est to look over
extensive im provem ents on his F riday evening. March 30, under
our equipm ent and facilities. Ask
p ro p erty and has joined the Red th e auspices of th e Ladies Aid o i l
us any questions you tnny wish to
Pound
At W hite Chain stores, and lias put will be given in the Rockwood
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GRESHAM, OREGON
know about u n dertaking. We shall
in a stock of m erchandise and feed. gran g e ball. Among the num bers
bo glad to an sw er them and in
Mrs. M. E. H enderson, Mrs. M ar­ on the program will be Miss Au
at Newberg Parking C o,
com plete confidence. T his will In­
ion
C
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and
Miss
P
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rick
m
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Gresham
g u sta Hahn of G resham , who will
cur no obligation as, in our ex­
tored to McMinnville last W ednes­ render a w histling solo; (he Lusch-
perience, too often fam ilies little
day.
e r B ro th ers In th eir vocal trio s;
know w hat to do or how to assist
Mr. and Mrs. H. B ates have Mrs. Jessie M illar and Mrs. O. M.
in an em ergency.
moved to S p ringdale to th eir farm Oonough who will give Hliort h u ­
r° r E conom ical T ra n sp o rta tio n
which they have leased out for sev­ m orous read in g s; Mrs. Donald
Ily So Neri Illg Do We Build.
eral years.
M ulcare and Mrs. G eorge Thom p­
Mr. and Mrs. John Jo n a s of F air- ! son, vocal soloists, and Mrs. Mayde
view, Mrs. Wm. Sales of the Base L andes in a piano solo. The Rock
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Line road and Mrs. C lara Stone I wood young people will put o i l a
w ere c a lle rs a t C olum bia View I ¡sh o rt sketch and some of th e pu­
farm d u rin g th e week.
pils ol the first and second g rades
The flag was up at M enucha on ' of the Rockwood school w ill do an
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Sunday, which was th e sign th a t old fashioned m inuet in colonial
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s M eier had a r- I J costum es. T h ere will also be a
C red it
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rlv td home, afte r spending several ' q u a rte t of negro m am m ies singing
if you
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m c rlh e in the south and New York. j I old so u th ern melodies and m any
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w ish.
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large force has been busy f o r ' •Other delightful m usical treats.
has been careiully
some tim e planting flowers and | The adm ission ch arg es will include
1 checked and recon-
shrubs, and the place is very at- , ice cream and cake.
ractive w ith Its m any spring
A ( arnlval dance will be given ut change is being m ade in Hie m u- I
j d i t i o n e d w here
flowers.
the Rockwood g ran g e hall on S a t­
necessary
Mr. and Mrs. George P erry at- urday evening, April 14, w hich all sic, M ack's 6-plece o rch e stra, fea- I
Carpenter & Builder
endi d th e opera Aida in P o rtlan d are invited to atten d and u t which lu rin g the M erm aids, having been i
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engaged for th e evening. Aside
>n T h u rsd ay evening.
a good tim e is assu red all. A from Hie fine m aple floor, o th er ' Remodeling, Foundation Work
and Itooling
im provem ents are being m ade. In­
Also Papering and Painting
cluding checking facilities. Re- !
fresh m en ts will be served as usual I
and Hie reg u la r prices will prevail.
IIENRY BLACK
An old tim e dance will be given
H O O D W ORK. PR O M P T S E R V IC E
S atu rd ay evening, March 31, a t the
F A IR P R IC E S
Rockwood g ran g e ball. John Ed-1
Telephone R R oadw ay SO**
w ards Is in ch arg e of the arran g e-1
m ents of th e evening.
D inner g u ests at th e home of Dr.
<’. L. H aynes and fam ily F riday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
A rbuckle and Miss L eatha Honlg
of P o rtlan d . Miss Honlg is an old
schoolm ate of Mrs. Haynes. Mr.
and Mrs. A rbuckle have ju s t re ­
tu rn ed from an
extended trip
through California.
A su rp rise p arty was given C ath ­
SAND and GRAVEL
erine H aynes, d au g h ter of Dr. and
/GnJy fry
Mrs. C. L. H aynes Friday evening
h ik e r
by 14 of her friends, in honor of
her birthday. A fter a delightful
evening of gam es and m usic de­
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licious refre sh m e n ts were served.
Lloyd GrimBhaw had th e m is- |
fortune to lose his garag e by fire
S atu rd ay evening w hile he und his i
wife w ere aw ay. The loss was i
caused from a fire th a t was being ;
uspd in sm oking sm elt.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Stockton !
and son Roy of Olympia, W ashing- I
ton, spent S atu rd ay ami Sunday |
with Mr. S tockton's fath er, George
S pring beckons! A n d Buick owners will greet the season
Stockton of Rockwood.
in cars which take first place in rich, alluring beauty.
Mr. and Mrs. George P ullen. Mr. |
G low ing colors— colors that rival the exuuisite hues o f
and Mrs. Reuben K aser and daugh- (
the rainbow—colors as distinctive as the fleet, low lines
C ecil J. P ounder
te rs M ildred and L ucille w ere din- |
o f Buick bodies by Fisher.
ner g u ests of th e fo rm er's son-ln-
Home Builder
law and d au g h ter. Mr. und Mrs.
N o t on ly in beauty, but in perform a.ice, too, Buick
COWTBACTlffO
and BV1LDIMO
Raymond Woodcock of P o rtlan d .
leads the way. Its fam ous V alve in-’ lead -ixxyIm d er
Phone C orbett lit» J
O ther g u ests w ere Roscoe Wood-
en gin e provides the th r ilin g abilities so h ighly desired
cock of C orvallis and Mrs. Lloyd I Springdale Addreen Trontdale, Or.
M arshall and baby P a tric ia of
o n tem pting S pring day*.
; Haynes, with Mrs. Pate at the
P ortland.
V isit the Buick showroom and see the m ost colorful cars
piano.
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s
a
re
com
pleted
for
the
Buick has ever produced. I heir beauty will captivate
A telegram was received Satur­
fine mixed program to be given by
y ou —and a dem onstration will make Buick your choice.
the Ladles Aid In Rockwood F rid ay day evening by Mrs. B. E. Bolce
evening.
Musical num bers and announcing the death of Mrs. Mary
S E D A N S $1195 to $1995
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C O U P E S $1195 to <1850
readings
of
ex cellen t talen t will be Dahlhammer, mother of the late
S P O R T M O D E L S #1195 ,« # 1 5 2 5
given.
T
he
adm ission fee Includes Benjamin Dahlhammer, who passed
H i fmcei
Fltnt, M t h ,
fcnr to
*44*4. Fit* (2 1 / 4 . C.
Ice cream and cake. A good crow d away Saturday at her home In
t i * m ow 4 rit**b i*, «# * * * 4 * b i* .
Abilene, Kansas, at the age of 103
is expected.
years. Some time ago the aged
F
ran
k
D
ickenson
has
moved
to
woman fell and fractured her hip
GRESHAM, ORE.
his d au g h ter's Mrs. W illard Cook and it is thought this hastened her
w here he will m ake his home.
death. She Is survived by a daugh­
A good crow d listened to th e fine ter and a son in Kansas.
serm on of th e Rev. T. H. Young of
P ortland, Sunday evening a t the
Money Savers
Rockwood M E. church. The text
Men's blue work shirts 69 cents;
was 'F a ith .” Special music was dress shirts, collars attached 98c;
rendered by a q u a rte t consisting of men's overalls $1.29: 36-lnch bath
Gresham
Howard P ate, Mra. Minnie Sm ith, towels 19c, two for 35c. Alys-
HALEB AND SERVICE
Oregon City
Mrs. H elen T hom pson and Dr. C. L. worth A Martin.—Adv.
FISH
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You can buy a used car from
us w ith confidence—w ith
th e definite know ledge th a t
all w ork d o n e on th e car
was perform ed by expert
m echanics, using genuine
parts. A nd th e fam ous “ O .
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still fu rth e r assures you o f
its d e p e n d a b l e q u a l i t y .
M ake sure the used car you
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c o u n ts.”
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