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Many Candidates Present Their Qualifications and Invite the Thoughtful Consideration of Voters at Primary Election May 18
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VOL. 18, NO. 21
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
■H- H - l- H ' 1 l- H-l-l- !■ I
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Are Given Charters
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Candidates Invite Your Attention
I he following candidates whose ads appear in
the Gresham Outlook today invite your special at
tention to their statements. They want you to
know them and their claims for your support at the
Primary election on May 18. Read and consider.
All are republicans. Some are new candidates.
Some are for re-election.
ANDREWS for Joint Representative.
ANGELL for Representative.
BAILEY for Senate.
BANKS for Senate
BARDE for Representative.
BEVERIDGE for County Clerk.
BV NON for Representative.
CORBETT for Senate.
GORDON for Senate.
HAIL for Representative.
HAMER for Representative.
HOSS for Secretan' of State.
HURLBURT for Sheriff.
KANZLER for Circuit Judge.
KENDALL for Sheriff.
MRS. LEE for Representative.
McCOl RT for Representative.
MATTHIEU for Representative.
MERRILL for Representative.
NORTH for Joint Representative.
OFNER for Representative.
POPICK for Representative.
STAPLES for Senate.
V HEELER for Representative.
C h arters in recognition of th e ir
o rg anization as sta n d ard 4-H clubs
have been issued by the United
S tates d ep artm en t of a g ric u ltu re
to the P ollvanna Sew ing club of
Rockwood, Mrs. L. S. G rim shaw
le ad er; the G ilbert C acklers club
of G ilbert, C. M. ’C alkins leader;
the F airview P o u ltry club, George
Shaw leader;
th e L usted Top
N otchers Je rse y Calf club, Wm.
N ew lands lead er;
T he Brooks
Bunny club, A lbert L uethe le ad er;
O ur Gang Cookery club of L usted,
Mrs. A. J. B ram leader; th e Lynch
Camp Cookery club, Mrs. D. K.
Young leader; th e W ilkes Busy
Bee Sew ing club, Mrs. T hom as
Miller leader; th e R ussellville
R u stlers Sew ing clu b k Mrs. E. C.
Jo h nson le ad er; P le a sa n t V alley
Sew ing club, Mrs. W illard Bliss
leader; the R ussellville Division I
Sew ing club, Mrs. J. E. Stockley
leader; th e Lynch P o u ltry club,
Jo h n B. W olfe le ad er;
P lea san t
Valley K acklers club, C harles M.
Hodson leader; P o w ellh u rst P ou l-I
try club, Mrs. Floyd Long lead er; !
C edar P ou ltry club, Mrs. Ellen
Rhoades leader;
Pow ell V alley
M arketing club, Sue H icks leader;
P le a sa n t Valley G arden club. Ja ck
F ro st leader; C olum bia Cooking
club,
L illian
C ostella
leader;
G resham H andw ork club, Mrs. W.
H. B aillie le ad er; F airview Ever
Ready Sew ing club, Mrs. John
M oller leader.
BRIDGE MEASURE
!
RE-ELECTION
T hese clubs have been organized
ON
MAY
BALLOT
for some tim e and have been ca rry - '
The building of a p eninsula
ing on th e ir v arious projects in ’
bridge at St. Jo h n s, provision for
such a satisfac to ry m anner th a t
w hich is being m ade by the county
th ese c h a rte rs w ere issued in re c
com m issioners In a bond m easure
ognition of th e ir proficiency.
calling for the ex p en d itu re of $4,-
W. H. Baillie, county club agent,
250,000, to be subm itted to the
has ju st finished presen tin g the
voters of th e county a t th e prim ary
c h a rte rs in behalf of th e d e p a rt
election May 18, w ill im pose no
m ent of a g ric u ltu re to th e leaders
burden upon ta x p ay e rs according
and m em bers of th ese clubs.
to a sta te m en t issued by the P en in
County Club A gent W. H. Baillie,
su la B ridge com m ittee. T he in
visited th e Brown Sw iss Calf club
crease w ould be but a scan t half
of the Brooks school Sunday and
m ill per $1 assessed valuation.
assisted th e leader. John Boeckli,
T he averag e hom e ow ner in P o rt
in p u ttin g on a m em bers’ school
land or M ultnom ah county pays
and judging con test d uring the a f
less than $50 a y ear on his home.
ternoon. T he Brooks school is on
T his would m ean th a t his in crease
th e C ornelius P ass road tvest of
because of th e building of th e
L innton.
•
bridge w ould be less th a n 50 cents.
Mr. B aillie sta te s th a t th e re w ere
Should anythin g happen to prevent
about 25 m em bers, p are n ts and
his visiting his fav o rite movie
lead ers out at the m eeting and th a t
house ju s t one night, th a t w ould
th e afternoon was w ell spent. One
pay his bridge tax for a year.
Ju d g e Jacob K anzler.
of the featu res of the program was
No account is tak en of th e cost
a so rt of a question box gam e in
Ju d g e K an zler Is now serving as
of o p eratin g th e p rese n t ferry
w hich the club m em bers chose up
w hich is estim ated at about $70,000 judge of th e C ircuit Court, Dept
sides at th e ir la st m eeting and pre-
a year. T his expense would be No. 1, in M ultnom ah county, and
pared questions p e rtin e n t to c a lt 10„ m lnated ffiaterJal,y re d
the seeks th e rep u b lican nom ination on
club w ork w hich they fired at each tax cost
May 18, for co n tin u an ce in office.
o th e r in m uch th e sam e w ay as ( R ea, egtate authorR ieg have p re .
P rio r to his service In th e W orld
would be done a t a spelling m atch. L lcted th a t thp deve]opm ent th at w ar, w here he p articip ated In th ree
Mr. B aillie says th a t he w as su r- wl„ fo,,ow the congtructlon of the (treat b attles, St. Mihiel, Meuse A r-
prised a t the num ber of good points ,)rjdge wjR ,ncreage vaIueg tQ 8Uch gonne and L ys-Scheldt in Belgium
th a t have been picked up by th ese a „ (,x tent ag {o makp
brjdge & he w as engaged in th e p ractice of
m em bers in th is way.
jgift to th e people of P o rtlan d .
law in P o rtland.
A p a rt of th e afternoon w as
It should be understood th a t th e
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rn in g from overseas he
sp en t in Judging different classes t^ in g ° 'c o k n e c U d ' w ith ^ h e ” h r ld . « • " ‘»'cam e th e first "judge of th e C ourt
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“They Have Remembered!
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Pickle Company Gets
$100,000.00 Order
n
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The w hir of m achinery at the
local b ran ch of the Oregon P ickle
& C anning com pany w as stilled for
a few m inutes a few days ago to
p erm it a long distance m essage
from P h iladelphia to come through
plainly, In w hich a $100,000 order
for pickles w as placed w ith the
C alifornia C onserving com pany, the
officials of w hich w ere in G resham
a t th a t tim e. T he call w as sw itch
ed to G resham w here M. E. W an-
genheim , vice president, and C. F.
R oberts, g en eral su p e rin ten d e n t of
the conserving com pany, w ere lo
cated on one of m any trip s w hich
they m ake here in the in te re sts of
th e ir industry.
The G resham p la n t w ill be one
of live to help till this large order
w hich has been placed by a single
P h ilad elp h ia house. Betw een 6000
an d 7000 cases of dills and sours
can be supplied locally, but th e
sw eet pickles and other portions
of the o rd er w ill have to be taken
ca re of in C alifornia.
Inasm uch as th e cucum ber a c re
age c o n tra cts had been closed for
th is year in th is vicinity and the
la test o rd er will p ractically clean
out the factory before receiving
tim e next fall, an u rg en t call is be
ing sent out by th e local m anager
for GO additional acres of plantings.
It is th o u g h t th a t th is will ta k e
ca re of fu tu re ord ers even should
they continue to come in on as
! g ratify in g a scale as recently.
Mr. W angenheim , Mr. R oberts
and Ray L uethe, local m anager,
m ade a trip to M onitor y esterday
aftern o o n on a to u r of Inspection.
Since th en th e C alifornia men have
left by a irp lan e for San F rancisco.
Before leaving for th e south Mr.
i W angenheim m ade a trip by air
I ro u te to Seattle.
I or to us all what else is half so dear—what else so sacred and revered
as that whDfl centers in the thought of ‘Mother? ”
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MRS. ARTHUR DOWSETT
HOSTESS AT DINNER
(A R A B L E .
RE LI A BLE
________
GREENWOOD SISTER S
WIN IN CONTEST
N ellie and P attie G reenwood,
d au g h ters of Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k
G re e n w o o d of P l e a s a n t H o m e c o m -
tnunity, won first pluce In classes
GRESHAM N( IIOOL „ , I I a n d a respectively In the ju n io r
IO G l\ I, OREREI I'A co n tests conducted u nder the aus-
Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett en tertain ed j
“The Maid and th e Golden Slip- j pices of th e N ational F ederation of
at d in n er th e te ac h ers of th e high I
p er" will be presen ted a t the grade Music clubs which contest was con
and grad e schools, several wives of
school au d ito riu m W ednesday eve ducted a t P o rtlan d S aturday.
th e gentlem en m em bers of the high
ning. May 16, t»y p u p ils of the grade
T hese events a re sponsored each
school facu lty and the high school
school. F ra n ce s Cooper as C in d er year. The prizes given a re ce rtifi
office a s sista n t at h er home T u es
ella, Ruth Anderegg, th e godm oth cates signed by th e n ational and
day evening.
T he room s w ere
e r; Iren e R usher, as Cupid; Mabel s ta te p resid e n ts and en title th e ir
trim m ed in w hite sp lrea .while
G uenther, th e ste p m o th e r; M ar holders to en tra n c e into higher
violas form ed th e d eco ratio n s of
g are t O tt and M arjorie A ylsw orth, co n tests, w hich ev entually lead to
th e table. Covers w ere laid for 26.
i he step sisters, B elinda and H en ri th e w inning of sc h o larsh ip s to
T he g u ests w ere Mrs. Roy E. |
e tta ; A lan Cathey, th e p rin ce; som e o f the n ation's g re a te st con
Cannon. Mrs. C. M. Q ulcksall, Mrs.
Clyde Lewis, footm an,
besides se rv a to ries of music.
D orsey Dent, Mrs. Edw ard S tarkey. '
lords, ladles and fairies, m ake up
Mrs. G ladys Hoyt, Mrs. Adele j
| th e cast of th e play, w hich will
H al Hoss Is a can d id ate for sec
Z urcher, Mrs. Mary K reuger, Mrs.
consist of two scenes of two acts re ta ry of state. He is th e logical
P earl H ayden, Miss A ugusta H ahn, j
each.
successor of Sam Kozer and m e rits
Miss Eva Kirby. Miss H en ry etta 1
T he m usic sco re will be played your vote.
L aw rence, Miss M arjorie M achen,
| by C h arlo tte Jo h n so n , an eighth
Miss Melba S anders, Miss U lala
g rad e student.
of Brow n Swiss c a ttle owned by enR| n ee rjng co n stru ctio n , rig h ts- of Dompstlc R elations, from w hich S tra tto n , Miss M ildred W allace,
The sto ry of "T he Maid and th e
Mr. Roeckli, afte r w hich th e club of-way, approach es, etc. T h ere will office he resigned a fte r serving Miss Id a N ordeen .Miss A lice Leek-
Golden S lip p er” Is tak en from the
ley,
Miss
H
elen
Hoss,
Miss
C
a
th
e
r
m em bers and vsito rs chose up lie no call for m ore money.
( seven years. D uring th ese y ears
w ell-know n
fairy tale, “Clnder-
F rid a y E vening. May 11.—F a irv ie w
sides and indulged in a gam e of
P ^ S ’s T r e a ! : JU,’KP K a" Xler CamP ,n t0 c ,° ’ e ine Moehnke, Miss R achel Chezem,
Jo sep h W. Beveridge.
j ella.” T he fairies a re singing of g ra n g e c a rd p a rty .
Miss
Ruth
Bowron,
Miss
N
aera
b a s e b a ll.
in d u stria l d istrict.
It will be a co n tact w lth fa th e rs and m others
Among th e county officers
who Joy In service and t h e godm other
F rid a y E vening, M ay 11.—A rem e
The O. S. C. sum m er school will profitable investm ent. It m eans i of th e com m unity and endeared Stebbins, Miss L illian L eK ander
have m ade a good record and are
tells them
of th e sad p lig h t of club dance, G resh am M asonic hall.
begin Monday. Ju n e 11, a t C orval- m ore factories, m ore w ealth, m ore j him self to people In all w alks of and Miss N ettie Nelson. Mrs. J. E.
entitled to favorable consideration C inderella, who has a wicked step-
ig.
Iis. Club boys and g irls a re pre- " o r k . m ore p ay ro lls and m ore i |j fe
jje ■
alw avs bpen m o st
n d D a u g h te rs D ay, G resh am g ra d e
parin g for the tim e o f th e ir lives.
maVters of civic ^ p r T v t M etzger and Miss P a u le tta Dow 1 by th e voters on May 18 is th e I m other and tw o jealo u s step sisters, a school
au
d
ito
riu
m
.
se tt assisted th e hostess in e n te r
present county clerk, Joe Bever- They all wish to help her and the
taining.
Six
tables
of
bridge
w
ere
F
rid
a
y
Evening,
M ay 11 —W. B. A.
D elegates are being selected and
T his is th e only m easu re th a t ap- m ent and for the w elfare of young
idge. He has been a courteous and godm other te lls them of th e ball dance a t M aci-ahee hai I a t Rockwood.
provision m ade for financing t h e i r 1 pears on the May 18 b allo t and people.
played d u rin g the evening.
i efficient public se rv a n t In th is Im- i w hich Is. to he given by th e prince
I should have favorable c o n s ld e ra -' Ju d g e K anzler w as born In
S a tu rd a y E vening, M ay 12.—S u p p er
stay at th e school.
tion by the voter.
p o rtan t county offic e for th ree sue- I and how. with th e ir aid and th a t of a n d e n te rta in m e n t. P le a s a n t llo m e
M ethodist L adles’ Aid.
F ra n k lin county, N ebraska, r e PROGRAM WILL HELP
¡cesslve te rm s and seeks nom ina- ' Cupid, she Intends to Jet C inderella
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FATHERS!
ceived his com mon school ed u ca
CH ILDREN’S HOME |tlon and rMlectlon. He cametothe atten d .
Is your boy in terested in aviation? FLOWER LOVERS VOTE
Aid aoclaf, Saron L u th e ra n c hurch.
g aln ,,d
TO FORM GARDEN (’Ll B tion In th e tow n of K earney, his A benefit e n tertain m en t co n sist-I ()fflce w e„ q u a „ fled and
S ta rt him on the rig h t course by
C inderella h elps p rep a re her
helping him build his aeroplane
academ
ic
train
in
g
In
th
e
U
niversity
ing
of
m
usical
n
um
bers,
readings.
,
ad
d
it,on
an
ad
v
an
tag
e
of
PXp,.r
.
A second m eeting of th o se In te r
S a tu rd a y . M ay 12.— B erry g ro w e rs’
at home. The Ja ck C lark Tw in-
of N ebraska, and his law a t C ol and a play let Is being planned In )ence th a t Is valuable to the county, ste p siste rs for th e ball and she Is to u r.
tra c to r M iniature aero p lan e has a ested in form ing a g arden club In um bia Law School .New York City.
left alone In th e kitchen. T he god
th e in te re st of th e C h ild re n ’s F arm 1
S a tu rd a y E vening May 1 2 —M usic
Dying ran g e of from 500 to 600 feet. O resham was held T uesday eve-
Mr. Beveridge w as born in C al m other a p p e ars nnd
m agically recital,
pupils of M rs R obert B lair a t
Wing spread 2Va feet. P lan s cost ning at th e library. A m agazine He is judicial by tem p eram en t and H ome a t C orvallis for F rid ay eve- I ifornia and received his early ed u changes C in d erella's rag s to a M
ethodist church.
20c, m a terial $1.05. See L eslie St. artic le telling of th e w ork of g a r according to those who p ractice b e ning. May 25, to be held In the Ma- [
cation in th e schools of S acra m en beautiful gown of yellow and gives
C lair at Outlook office or w rite Ja ck
S a tu rd a y ,
M ay
12. — M ultnom ah
fore him, "th e re is not a lazy bone sonic auditorium . P o rtlan d . Prom - I
to. At th e age of nine he w as left her golden slip p ers, b ut w ith the j C ounty Council P.-T . A., a t R ussellville
C lark. 600 E. 25tlî St. N., P o rtlan d , den clubs In o th er com m unities in his body.”
school.
in en t P o rtlan d a rtis ts w ill occupy a
w as read, and it w as learn ed th a t
Oregon.
alone in the w orld, having lost both w arn in g to leave before th e clock '
Being a can d id ate for re-election, place on th e program .
not only are such o rg an izatio n s
i ueaaay A rternoon. M ay 15—Ju b ilee
p aren ts. He ta rted his life's act- strik e s 12.
m e e tin g o f M e th o d ist Av. H. M. S., a t
Mrs. E ulah Mitt hell C arro ll will
helpful to the m em bers them selves Ju d g e K anzler should be given fa
hom e of Mrs. W. J. O tt.
Ive work as an ap p re n tice In a
At the hall, th e p rince, u n d er the I
co n trib u te piano n u m b ers; Miss
thro u g h th e exchange of g ardening vorable consideration.
p rin tin g office. He worked in d u s spell of Cupid, falls In love with
W ednesday, M ay 16— P om ona g ra n g e
E sth e r A. P alm er, selectio n s on th e i
ideas, hut th a t they a re doing m any
trio u sly and laid th e foundation for C inderella who escapes Just as th e | a t Rockwood.
Card of Thank*.
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elephone
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mel-
‘ w orthy thingg for th e com m unity.
W ednesday Evening, May 16.—O p er
his fu tu re activ e life. He has held clock strik es. In h er haste, she
We wish to exp ress o u r g r a ti i odi' ■
In addition to the many political sd« to- j,ncj, ag beautifying roadw ays, eg-
and the Camp F ire g irls a
e tta a t O resh am g ra d e school.
tu
d
e
to
those
w
ho
have
assisted
u
s
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im
p
o
rtan
t
positions
w
ith
P
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rtlan
d
day'» Outlook contain« the following ad«.
loses one of h er slip p ers. A fter a
T l i u r a d a ^ M a y 17. A ll-day co u n ty
i ta h lish in g parks, p reserv in g shade d u rin g the long illn ess of o u r be- j KrouP of songs. Dr. S tu a rt Me- I p rin tin g com panies and resigned
Read the offering« of the various stores.
long se arch th e p rin ce finds th e In s titu te
O resham Aleth-
! tre e s and abolishing u nsightly loved husband and fath er. E m anuel ■ G ulre and Mrs. Fred Olsen will be
o d ist ch u rch
Ills
position
w
ith
Bushong
A
Co.,
as
ow ner, and all ends happily.
A nderson, and to those who helped th e so lo ists for the program , w hile
Ford Motor Co.
1 places.
F rid a y , M ay 16.— P rim ary election
vice p resid en t and su p erin ten d en t,
in any way in th e im pressive and
A. W AleUger i Co.
day.
A fter general discussion as to j com forting fu n eral serviceg. We . Mrs. M artha D rury S c o tla n d Miss to become county clerk.
Aylsworth & Martin.
Pupil*
to
lie
Prevented
in
Recital.
! th e benefits of such a club In deeply ap p reciate th e sym pathy ex Helen H cm bre will give a num ber
Brockway & Nelson.
S unday. M ay 20.—O. U. H. S. b ac-
Mr. Beveridge w ill have opposi
Mrs. R o b ert B lair w ill p resen t a la
u r e a te servlce. h igh school gym -
Piggly Wiggly.
I O rc-ham . it was decided th a t it pressed, and th e b eau tifu l floral o f readings. "T he Anybody Fam ily tion a t the p rim a rie s b u t his host her stu d en ts and Juvenile o rch e s r naslum
.
offerings.
First State Bank.
on a S unday M orning", a playlet
! would be w orth while, both individ- '
Mrs. C h ristin a A nderson and
of frien d s w ill rally to his su p p o rt tra In a recital S atu rd ay evening.
P E. P. Co., Gresham Store.
M ay 21.—W ell-baby a n d
.a
rra
n
g
e
d
and
directed
by
Mrs,
W.
May 12, at the M ethodist ch u rch in
1 ually and to th e com m unity.
Fam ily.
clinic. Rockwood school-
L L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
I S. Thom pson. Is su g g estiv e of a line as they believe him still capable G resham Violin solos will be r e n
Follow
ing
a
u
nanim
ous
vqte
In
I
Hcasel Implement Co.
and en titled to the office.
dered by Jean Inglis, D elbert Man-1
1 of p leasan t hum or.
Cucumber* Wanted.
1 favor of organizing, th e follow ing '
E vening. M ay 33.— C a m
P. E. P Co.. Portland Store.
ning, K ath ry n
Wood,
L e o u a rd ) nig W h t, edne-ilay
Fifty
ac
re
s
of
cucum
bers
are
1»2N g ra d u a tin g c la m G U. H . S.
All proceeds from th is en tertaln -
Bank of Gretham.
j officers w ere elected: Mrs W. F w anted by th e G resham b ran ch of
N icholls, Ralph Q uicksall, M argaret
l.ocal Hen Form CorporHlinn,
Oaks Amtnement Park.
M ay
2 5 —C o m -
Ott, Donald Page and B ernice M e-I F rid a y E vening. Ma
' Honey, p re sid e n t; Mrs. M arie A. j the Oregon P ickle & f a n n in g corn- j m ent will be used to help build
ent esercisca, G U. H . g. c la s s
Mealey Jewelry Store.
A recen tly organized co rp o ratio n Murry, w hile M argaret Ott nnd o m f encem
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an
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th
e
r
co
ttag
e
for
g
irls
a
t
the
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iThom pgon, vice p resid e n t; Mrs. ' bany w ith w hich to fill o rd ers for
W alrad Mercantile Co.
of th is vicinity has th e In terestin g D onald Page will give a violin duet.
A rth u r Dowsett se creta ry -trea s-1 !*'* com ing year. The local plant i h ild ren 's home. This w orthy en nam e “ P ickles, In c." T he o rg a n iz C ornet num bers will be given by
H. O. Tenney
F rid a y E vening M ay 25.— Children's
| bas recently decided to tak e on te rp rise Is co n stan tly on th e h ea rts ers t
F a rm H om e benefit e n te rta in m e n t, M a-
Condon Race«.
, urer.
mre
Wm.
K
erch
er,
G
eorge
f
'u
rtis
Johnson,
Roger
K
idder,
Fred
Honlc a u d ito riu m . P o rtlan d .
I additional cucum ber acreag e and
Oregon Trlcphone Co.
T he m eetings will be held th e will sign co n tra c ts up to 50 acres, o f m any Oregon people, w ho be Page and T Fazio, p resid en t, sec-1 Jen n in g s, w ith a co rn et duet hy
Portland Gat .and Coke Co
M onday E vening. M ay 26. 6:60.—
re
ta
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and
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respectively,
i
Roger
K
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and
C
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Johnson.
lieve
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I first M onday « venlng of each -—Adv.
Air*. B la ir's ju v en ile o rc h e stra over
Gre«ham B atte ry A Tire Shop
Fazio is also p resid en t of th e Col- j Benia Anne B lair will give a piano KEX.
deepest
consideration
w
hich
they
i m onth. M em bership is open to
Gate« Funeral Home.
um bia G ardens association. The solo, "S hooting S ta r s ” by F ischer.
Liquid V eneer F u rn itu re Polish
Judd Fuel Co
M ay 26.—Social a t
j anyone in terested in th e beautiflea- leaves no g reasy film, 60c and 30c i a n give. T ickets locally are in the Incorporation, w hich is capitalized T h ree num bers will be co n trib u ted AI E. church.
Elizabeth'« Frock Shoppe.
h an d s of Mrs. C. O. H orning and for loOM, w as form ed for th e m an- to the program by th e ju v en ile o r - .
Ition of his own y ard and garden sizes. Kidder Hdwe. Co.— Adv.
Staple« Jeweler.
u fac tu re of pickles and condim ents ch e stra. T his re c ita l will begin j T uesday E vening, May 26.—A m erl-
Mrs. W. F. Honey.
and tho se of his com m unity, on
Triple A Service Station.
K en her, who Is th e process m an, pro m p tly a t 8 o'clock. T he public an Legion (Urei »ham Post) dance.
In
su
ra
n
ce
funds
for
farm
loans.
| paym ent of th e m em bership fee of
S andy I. O. O. F. haJI.
Ante Parking.
Is conducting th e w ork at a can- Is co rd ially invited to atten d .
No
com
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ission
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r
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erag
e.
Very
D on't lay down th e p ap er till you n ery n ear Scenic, w here he has fiv e 1
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