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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1928)
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 10S8 GRESHAM OUTLOOK, at W estport th is week, when Miss HATCHERY CLOSES SUCCESSFUL SEASON Richey w ill come home for the NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS Orient School Has Closing Exercises Nine young people received di plom as of graduation from the O rien t grade school a t th e com m encem ent exercises conducted W ednesday evening. T hose receiv lng them w ere Bobbie B eehler, May H em m ers, Billie Holm es, Jan ie K napp, Melba M agnuson, H arold Olson, Signe Olson, Clyde R esare and R obert Sloop. The diplom as were presented by V ictor Johnson ch airm an of the board of*directors T he address was delivered by C harles N. W alker, presid en t of the N orthw estern School of Com m erce of P o rtlan d , who spoke on th e sub Ject, "C onquering”. T he address w as considered very forceful and ap p ro p ria te for the occasion. Ja n ie K napp spoke briefly and llttlngjy for th e class, concluding her rem a rk s w ith the presen tatio n of a b eautiful p ic tu re to F. D. Ole- m an, th e principal, as a trib u te of ap p reciation of his services as a te ac h er and principal. Mr. O lem an responded briefly, concluding his rem ark s w ith th e p resen tatio n of a beautiful vase to Melba M agnuson who has the enviable and unusual record of perfect atten d a n ce for tw o com plete y ears not having been absent or tard y once d uring this tim e. T he m usic for th e program was fu rn ish ed by th e P le a sa n t Home o rch e stra, N ellie and P attie G reen wood, Mary Louise Dodge. Leslie W alrad, and Mrs. L eslie W alrad. T he invocation and th e benediction N ere delivered by the Rev. Oliver Gill and th e Rev. A. Johnson, r e spectively. The auditorium w as tastefu lly decorated w ith the class colors of pink and white. L arge q u an titie s of snow ball and pink haw thorne blossom s w ere a rtistic a lly arran g e d with a background of m oss from the woods. An arch of pink and w hite crepe paper strea m e rs was co n stru c te d over th e fro n t of the stag e w ith th e nam e of th e school and th e class m otto, "R ow ing, not D riftin g ” done in th e sam e colors and m aterial. Pleasant Home Locals The ju n io r choir will m eet at th e M ethodist parsonage S atu rd ay at 3 o ’clock. An in te restin g day is planned by the M ethodists for next Sunday. T he services will be held a t the usual hours, th e Sunday school a t 10 o’clock and the ch u rch service a t 11:15. The E pw orth L eague de votional m eeting will be at 7 and the evening church service at 8. T he ju n io rs w ill furnish the special m usic for th e m orning service. The Rev. Oliver Gill will ta k e for his su b ject for th is service “Quo V adis?” A brief m eeting of the W orkers conference will follow. T he service being planned for th e evening hour is out of the ord in ary in th a t it is to be conducted in honor of the grade school g ra d u a tion classes of th e O rient, C ottrell, V ictory, and Lusted schools, w hich classe s are to attend th e service in a body and sit in a section reserved for them and the te ach ers of these schools. Of course the p are n ts and o th e r stu d en ts a re expected to come. T he p asto r's subject for this service is to be: "A Q uestion to A sk—a Q uestion to A nsw er.” It is planned to have some special m u sical num bers. All people not a t tending services elsew here are co rd ially invited to atten d th is se r vice. Mrs. N ellie P rice has retu rn ed to her home at O rient from Ocean P ark . Calif., w here she has lived for a year. She expects to rem ain h ere for th e sum m er. The usual o rd er of service will be followed next Sunday at the B aptist church. The p astor, the Rev. Gordon Johnson, w ill preach both m orning and evening, at 11 and 8 o'clock. T he B. Y. P. U. will m eet at 7:30 and the Bible school a t 10 o'clock. The contest in the Bible school, w hich has been ru n ning th e past th ree m onths, was ended last Sunday when the “ Blues" reached 212 degrees—the boiling point—w hile th e “R eds” A#ere ju st beginning to “ste am ” at 200 degrees. The w inners are keen ly w aiting to know w hat th e re w ard will be. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson and Mrs. W. E. W heeler represen ted M ultnomah g range at the Pom ona m eeting of M ultnom ah county Wed nesday at Rockwood grange hall. T he next session of Pom ona will be held w ith M ultnom ah g range In S eptem ber. Mrs F rederick Johnson and her baby d au g h ter P hyllis arrived last Monday at th e home of Mrs. Jo h n so n 's p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. N asshahn, for a stay of several days before going to h er own home. Mra. L aura S tanton and tw o sm all sons of P o rtlan d w ere guests a t the M iller and Chase homes T hursday. Mrs. S tanton w as a fo r m er resid en t here when she was Miss L au ra Ulch. Mrs. Josephine A nderson and little g ran d d au g h ter , D orothy Fields, left W ednesday m orning for P o rt A ngeles. W ash., to visit Mrs. A nderson's d aughter. Mrs. Ira D ailey, who has been ill for the past th ree m onths. Ihince H a ll' Get License«. A ccording to a recent decision of th e M ultnomah county com m is sioners. licenses for th e operation of dance h alls will be gran ted to A. F. D evereaux at C edarville park and to Jam es McGill at Blue Lafcp, • POWELL V ALLEY MAN IS LAID TO REST F u n eral services, attended by a good-sized crow d, w ere held W ed nesday aftern o o n at th e U ndenom in ational tem ple for th e late Sam uel C arrell who died a t his home in Pow ell Valley Monday at the ex p iratio n of th ree m onths of suffering. The Rev. S. F. P itts brought w ords of com fort to the g rief-strick en fam ily, th e m em bers of w hich th o u g h t th a t Mr. C arrell w as recovering u n til sh o rtly before his death. A b eautiful a rra y of floral of ferings conveyed to th e relativ es the deep reg ard in w hich Mr. C ar rell w as held in his com m unity. Miss M artha H agberg, accom panied a t th e piano by her siste r Mrs. F red H oss, sang. "B eau tifu l Isle of Som ew here ". "The Old Rugged C ross” and "T h e re’ll Be No D ark V alley”. T he p allb earers w ere L. A. W renn, J. M. H illyard, A. J. Ault, H. G. Lake, H enry W ihlon and John W illiam s. T he widow, Mrs. Cora C arrell, and five ch ild ren survive. I n te r m ent took place in D ouglass cem e tery. Library Catalogs New Hooks. The follow ing new books have been placed on th e shelves of the G resham public lib ra ry : If I Had Only One Serm on to P reach, S telzie; T ran sitio n , D u ra n t: T ol erance, Van Loon; D. L. Moody, W orker in Souls, B radford; Flow ers for E yery G arden, Bush- Brow n; A erobatics, B arb er; No vem ber Night, by th e au th o r of Miss T iverton Goes Out; Etched in M oonlight, S tephens; Red Rust, C annon: The Clock S trik es Two. W ebster; T he G reene M urder Case, Van D ine; Canal Boat, H ale. D on't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when you need an y th in g in th e ir line. Í3..10 per month Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d , p ro p rieto rs of th e Maple H atchery, have closed a very su ccessful se a son, having hatched over SBJMM baby chicks since th e first of J a n uary, besides 2300 little tu rk ey s. The tu rk ey s w ere h atched for Mrs. E k stran d 's b ro th ers. T onkard and C hester Edholm. who own a farm near Albany. T he Edholm b ro th ers expect to raise about 5000 tu r keys th is season. Pleasant Valley Personals. W. L. K esterson and son W illard w ere hom e over Sunday, from the logging cam ps. An enjoyable event of la st S u n day w as a luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. B rassw ell at th e ir home, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. B ram blett of B irm ingham , A la bam a. Mr. B ram blett is a nephew of Mrs. B rassw ell. A num ber of g u ests from P o rtlan d w ere p resen t on th e occasion. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rolfe of Da- ■UMCaa w ere c a lle rs at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. S ager Monday afternoon. C arrol D. Bush of th e G ilbert d is tric t w as a valley visito r on b u si ness Tuesday. O. J. F o rsg ren h as sold his 55- ac re farm on F o ster road to H. I'.iiil-i'ii . Mr. P au lso n is an e x p e r ienced dairym an, and has been co n ducting a dairy in th is locality for a num ber of years. At p resen t he has th e J. Z. Olson p lace leased. Miss M ariam Savo w as hom e from Monmouth over S atu rd ay and Sunday. T onkard Edholm of near Albany was a ca lle r a t the C. A. E k stran d hom e Tuesday. W. J. G ilchrist of S eattle visited W ednesday w ith his b ro th er, F. H. G ilchrist. M uriel Bowen of St. H elens is visiting at th e home of Mrs. Ruby Johnson. Miss F lorence Richey cam e from W estport to spend th e week-end w ith home folks. School will close Triple “A” Service Station DICK JOHNSON, Prop. I home from th e Oregon S tate Nor- school next year at Greenwood, H IL L S V IE W No church service w ill be held I X . V r l o T w e tk - e n d w7th ¿ “r* th ree m iles east of Sandy. c h u n “h as‘ thee p " t o ? VÍt* e R e v ^ o ' ‘ nl8 a,“ ‘ Miss Edith John- real estate loans see or call F. L arson will“ be Ìn E v e re tt W“ ‘ te ach her ,erm o t B For W. T horne.— Adv. W ash., In atten d an ce at th e Pacific SZ2ZZ2ZZS. ■Z2ZZZZZZB N orthw est conference of Misslou ¡ churches. Sunday school will be ; held a t 10 o'clock. The Misses Edith and E lsa John-1 son and Miss Amy N oreeu came sum m er. LUSTED Mrs. E. D hulst en tertain ed the two te ach er» of th e L usted school. Miss E dith B aker and Miss Lois T rim ble, also Mrs. C. A. Baker, at d in n er recently. Music made the eveuing p ass enjoyably. Spring Race Meet (RUNNERS ONLY) Our new line of FIVE BIG DAYS Condon, Ore., May 29 to June 2 Arco Silk Underwear For Ladies H as m ade a decided "h it” w ith all who have w orn it. You w ill find u n d erth in g s suitable for M others' Day gifts, too. Bloom ers, vests, panties, com binations, slips, etc., a re c a rrie d in all th e p o p u lar shades. $3000 Powell St. $3000 Dancing, Shows and other Entertain ment every evening. Write for programs Elizabeth Frock Shoppe P hone 1381 IN PURSES Pow ell St, Big Condon Derby, Sat., June 2 A m erican Legion D ance A uspices G resham P ost No. 30 Auspices C ondon R acin g A sso cia tio n JAS. D. BURNS, Pres. WALT SEALE, Manager E. II. RANDALL, Secretary at S an d y 1. O. O. F . H all TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 29 GEORUE BEERS’ ORCH ESTRA S upper at Midnight A dm ission, G entlem en »1 LADIES F R E E YOUR BATTERY The vital spot of your car DANCE ( live it the attention it deserves and you will realize more pleasure and profit from the use of your car. ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL Mack’s Merry Maids’ 6-piece O rchestra G entlem en, 504 REFRESHM EN TS Ladles, 254 O ur Five P o in t Service is F R E E TO YOU Gresham Battery & Tire Shop Ivy F illin g S tation EVERYBODY WELCOME Phone 1701 AT YOUR SERVICE WITH THE REST OF SERVICE Beginning Monday, May 21, we will be in a position to do all kinds of VULCANIZING SPRING TIRE SALE!! BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY and Tire and Tube Repairing This work will be carried on by a man with eigh teen years experience, who is capable of repairing tires of any size, including the largest truck tires. WE HAVE this year's line of F IR E ST O N E tires which are truly .a maximum quality at a minimum -price. We are offering to the Motorists of Gresham the LOWEST PRICES ever quoted Goodrich Tires and Tubes PRICES! PRICES! G oodrich C om m an der C ords PRICES! Reg. Price Sale Price 30x3% Cl ........................................................$5.65 29x4.40 SB ...................................................... 7.35 h «= ZI E 3C k Howto make your Kitchen inviting The kitchen of the m odem home combines charm with u tility. You can make you r kitchen inviting—a place where you’ll love to work! Start with the walls and woodwork. Paint them with FULLERGLO. Use it also for the built -in fixtures; and for the kitchen furniture. With the pleasing pastel tints of this finish, you can make your kitchen actually a beau tifu l room — yet entirely practical; for FI LLERGLO is remarkably durable. Even indelible pencil marks can be washed from its smooth, hard surface! FU LLERG LO is so easy to apply that you can use it yourself with assurance of success, hut for large jobs it is better to get a Master Painter. A descriptive color card is yours for the asking. See your Fuller Dealer, listed below. W. P. FILLER A CO. - - ISO Front Street, PORTLAND 35 B ra n c h e s In 29 P a c ific C oast a n d In te r - M > u n ta in C itie s F a c to r ie s in San V ra n e is c o , L a e A n « e le s , P o r tla n d D is t r ib u t o r s o f Y a ls p a r P r o d u c ts ERG LO E a s tm a n L u m b e r Co. Hours 7 A M to 7 P. M 250 Front St., between Main and Madison, Portland, Ore. PAGE THREE SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26 AI TO PARKING! 12 hours for 14« GRESHAM, OREOOS * - r c - FULLER (HJ • F A IN T T» S V A M N IS H M IS EX f jj o GLASS lA ÍQ t/m i U »«ea^K»»rt » UA» $3.95 4.95 GOODRICH RADIO CORDS 1 Reg. P rice 30x3% Cl., Reg.................$ 8.15 30x3% Cl. G iant..... ............. 9.00 31x4 SB .................... 14.15 32x4 S B .................... .......... 14.85 33x4 S B .................... ......... 15.65 34x4 S B .................... 16.45 32x4% SB ................ ........... 20.25 33x4% SB ....... ..... ........... 21.05 34x4% SB ................ ........... 21.55 33x5 SB .................... .......... 26.85 35x5 SB * .......... 28.85 Sale P rice $ 5.75 6.45 9 95 10.60 11.25 11.70 14.45 14.95 15.35 19.15 20.60 Reg. P rice 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x4.75 30x4.75 30x5.00 31x5.00 30x5.25 31x5.25 30x5.77 32x6.00 33x6.00 SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB SB ..................... .... $10.05 .................... .... 10.85 .................... .... 12.60 ............ .... 13.15 .................... .... 14.15 .................... .... 14.65 .................... .... 15.20 ....... ............. .... 17.05 ................... .... 19.25 .................... .... 19.25 .................... .... 20.40 S ale P rice $ 7.20 7.75 8.95 9.35 10.10 10.45 11.70 12.15 13.75 13.75 14.55 GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORDS Reg. P rice Sale P rice 30x3% Cl. G iant...... .......... $12.35 $ 8.80 31x4 S B ............... .......... 17.35 12.35 32x4 SB ......... 18.40 13.10 O TH ER SIZES reduced in proportion Reg. P rice 29x4.40 SB 30x4.50 SB 29x4.75 SB 30x4.75 SB 30x5.25 SB 31x5.25 SB 33x6.00 SB OTHER Sale P rice ..................... . $12.20 $ 8.70 .................... 1 CUI 9.65 ................. . 15.35 10.95 ..................... .. 15.95 11.35 ................... .... 20.20 14.40 ..................... .... 20.85 14.85 ........ ........... .... 25.20 17.90 SIZES reduced in proportion GOODRICH SILVERTOWN HEAVY DUTY TRUCK TIRES Reg. P rice 30x3% Cl. G iant....... .........$15.65 32x4 S B ..................... ......... 22.10 30x5 SB. 6 ply........... ................. 5 0 .1 5 30x5 SB, 8 ply........... ......... 37.70 Sale P rice $11.15 15.80 21.55 26.90 Reg. P rice Sale P rice 32x6 SB, 8 ply for 5-in. rim 49.00 35.15 32x6 SB 10 ply.................... 61.20 43.60 34x7 SB................................ 86.70 61.90 OTHER SIZES reduced in proportion ALL TUBES REDUCED RROPDRTIDNATELY These are absolutely first quality Goodrich Tires and Tubes FRESH STOCK NO SECONDS These Prices Subject to Change H’ithout Notice ED. RUEPPELL’S 12-Mile Service Station 1 M ile N orth o f G resham on B ase Line R oad
