Gresham Locals
FRIDAY, MAY IS, li«S
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
PAGE FOCK
Rev. and Mrs. E. H o rstm an n and
Mrs. W. R am ser retu rn ed T uesday
from E v erett, W ash., w here they
had attended th e an n u a l co n fer
ence of the W ashington d istric t of
w hich the local E vangelical co n g re
gation is a m em ber. The business
w as tra n sa c te d in five conference
sessions, one young people's and
oue w om en's session, and five
preach in g services w ere conducted
The m orning devotional m essages
w ere delivered by the Rev. E.
H orstm ann, p asto r of th e G resham
E vangelical ch u rch , who was re
elected se creta ry of th e d istric t
and w as appointed ch airm an of the
d istric t m ission com m ittee. He was
also g ran ted a leave of absence for
the m onths of A ugust and Septem
ber to re p re se n t th e d istric t a t the
Young People’s convention at Mil
w aukee, Wis., and th e B rotherhood
convention at In d ian ap o lis, Ind.,
and to speak a t various influential
chu rch es in the east.
ponds to th e A m erican F o u rth of
July.
Mrs. E. B. Dye is ill w ith h ea rt
tro u b le at the home of h er son, H
F. Dye, on th e Base L ine road east
! of the Tw elve-m ile corners.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Severen of
! Chicago called T uesday on Mr. and
1 Mrs. K arl H agberg and Mr. and
Mrs. A lfred Blom. Mr. Severen
prom inently connected w ith the
work of the Sw edish B ap tist
ch u rch es th ro u g h o u t th e United
S tates, in addition to his w ork as a
co n tra cto r is m uch in te reste d in
religious w ork and divides his tim e
betw een th a t and secu lar em ploy
m ent. He Is th e g en eral c o n tra c t
or of the new v etern s’ ho sp ital in
P o rtlan d and had ch arg e of th e re
p airs w hich w ere m ade some tim e
ago on the W hite H ouse a t W ash
ington, D. C.
H am lin & H oss are th e G resham
salesm en for
the
new
sign
"G resham , the G atew ay to Mount
Hood", which has been adopted as
• lie official em blem of th e G resham
Com m ercial club.
T he
word,
| • I n sham ." Is w ritten In sc rip t
| over a b ar co n tain in g th e rem ain
der of th e p hrase. T hese signs are
easily fastened to th e ra d ia to r of
any m ake of autom obile.
Mrs. George D uncan and son Mel
drove to N ew port yesterday, w here
they w ill spend the w eek-end w ith
Mrs. D uncan’s parents. Lee W il
kins, her b ro th er who has been
here from N ew port for several
days, retu rn ed home w ith them.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. L arsen, Ed.
A nderson, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
B aker of M ontavilla entertain ed
Mrs. L arse n 's Sunday school class
of Ja p an e se children w ith a S un
day lunch a t Bonneville.
Miss In a Sm ith, d aughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A rza Sm ith, w as one of a
class of 46 n u rses to be graduated
la st evening from Good S am aritan
hospital’. E xercises of th e school’s
36 annual com m encem ent w ere held
a t T rin ity church in P ortland, with
T he g rad u atin g exercises for the
a reception follow ing at the n u rse s’ eighth g rad e of th e G resham school
home. Dr. Arnold B ennett Hall, w ill be held T h u rsd ay evening, May
president of the U niversity of O re 24, a t 8 o’clock a t th e g rad e school
gon, spoke, and th e diplom as were auditorium . The exact num ber of
presen ted by Bishop W. T. Sum ner. pupils
finishing
th e gram m ar
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st B rugger school can n o t be nam ed at th is
W ednesday attended the fun eral In tim e as, due to illn ess, all have
P ortlan d of Mrs. B ru g g er’s m other, not yet com pleted th e stip u lated ex
Mrs. Alice G ilbert, aged 67, late of am inations.
Cut w orm s on tom ato p la n ts are
m i Powell Valley road.
In te r
Ole K ettleson atten d ed th e Sw e best controlled by th e application
m ent w as m ade in M ultnomah cem dish exercises held in P o rtlan d of a sm all handful of sta n d ard bran
etery.
T hursd ay in com m em oration of m ash poison n ea r each p la n t at
T he Rev. and Mrs. D. B. W eintz Sw eden’s independence from N or the tim e of se ttin g out. says an a u
and fam ily w ere entertain ed Mon way rule. T his holiday c o rre s th o rity of th e S tate A g ricu ltu ral
day evening a t dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. L arsen.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Newcombe
left yesterday for th e ir home a t Mt.
Vernon, Wash., afte r spending four
days w ith the fo rm e r’s father,
R oger Newcombe. On T uesday eve
ning Mr. and Mrs. Roger New
com be and Mr. and Mrs. H enry
Newcombe w ere entertain ed a t an
Ita lia n dinner in L ents by Mrs. C.
E. H eitm an who is a sister of Mrs.
Roger Newcombe, and by Mrs.
Dolores Spelm an.
Mrs. Clyde McMillan of P ortland,
rem em bered by G resham friends as
Miss Nola Stone, a niece of Mrs. H.
C. L arsen, was operated on the la t
te r p a rt of the week in a P ortlan d
hospitul for appendicitis.
Her
guests
condition Is reported as favorable.
c o m e fo r
Mrs. Belle Michel cam e from
P o rtlan d W ednesday for a visit
the ev e n in g and
w ith M tb . E lizabeth McLain, and
you wish to serve som e
th a t evening attended the op eretta
at the G resham grade school.
th in g before they leave, we
T he N eighbors of W oodcraft will
m eet T uesday afternoon
at 2
suggest an assortment o f our
o'clock a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. H.
tem p tin g biscuits or cook ies
M etzger. A full atten d an ce is de
sired.
'
with coffee— but everything depends on the coffee.
T he G resham com m ercial c l u b !
will hold a special m eeting Mon
I f it is delicate, yet full-flavored, the rest o f the
day evening. May 21, at 8 o'clock at
lunch is perfect too.
th e W hite Way confectionery. B us
iness men and women are urged to
W e have ever so many delicacies that offer in
be present. T he m a tte r of G resh
am taking pu rt in th e Rose F estival
stant
solutions to hostess problems. H ere are some:
w ill be discussed.
Mrs. G race Inm an of P o rtlan d is
th e house guest of Mrs. R. D.
We wish to invite our many patrons and
Bailey.
friends
to come in Saturday and enjoy a cup of
A guest lust week end a t the
Kolger’s Coffee with famous Eolger fjavor, which
home of Mr. und Mrs. U. G. Sm ith
will be dem onstrated and served to each cus
u t L lnnem ann junction was E. S.
H aw ker of Albany, Oregon, brother
tom er I'BEE.
of Mrs. Sm ith. Mr. H aw ker, who
is w orking with the sta te highw ay
com m ission in eastern
Oregon
m ade a brief business trip to Ills
home city. Mr. Sm ith accom panied
him on th e trip.
M tb ,T. O. Y ates was hostess lust
U PS S O N O il,, q u a r t nize
S atu rd ay ut u party for M argaret
S IIO I. I’O I .IS I I, 2 -ln -l.
C a n ............................................... 4 9 c
B lac k , B ro w n o r T a n
Exley, who was celeb ratin g her
16c Rise. T i n .......................
12c
sixth birthday. Five little g irls be
J 1 1 1 - X-<’K. 1.1 U n io n , O ra n g e ,
3 fo r t i e
R a s p b e r ry , W ild C h e rr y , L o g a n
sides M argaret m ade up th e party.
b e rry . P in e a p p le , S tr a w b e r r y , M int,
I I > A, < ’o a s t B ra n d .
They w ere V irginia W illiam s, Ro
lig h t m e a t,
a
b e rta M illeson, C laudine Sm edsrud,
3 pa< kag>
f o r .....................
1 C F a C n c a y n ..........................................
12c
Doris Berg and E leanor Sell.
3 fo r I 6 r
NO A 1’, ( 'r y s t a l W h ite .
Mrs. Fred flo ss and Miss Ainy
B est w h ite la u n d r y
( .I t A I ’ l U t l IT ,
6 b a r s ........................................ 25c
Cooper attended a two d a y session
S h a v e r ’s F a n c y , In
12 fo r 4®c
C a n ..........................................
13c
of the retail credit m en’s asso cia
(. i : \ i i \ m ( it U K i it s .
2 fo r t i e
tion for th e Pacific northw est in
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T acom a early th is week Mrs. H obs
( 1 It TO , F r u it P e c tin fo r J e lly
C a d d ie ........................................ 45c
R e g u la r 36c size
has resigned her position us se c re
NT A lit II, C a lu m e t. C o rn
B o ttle ....................................
28c
ta ry of the local credit bureau and
o r Glows, 1-lb. p k g .......... .
8c
fo r &ir
has been succeeded
by
Miss
2 fo r l&r
s t IGU M s . F is h in g c i u h
Cooper.
I’o i t h .uni i o n s ,
N o r » , g in n , fa n c y 20-24 fish to tin
A happy group of girls from th e
V a n C a m p '* , m ed. Rise
1 A _
3 fo r .......................................... 25c
G irl Reserve groups of the G resh
14C
am grade school spent a most d e
V \ \ I’ l l ’ I’ ll, ueg 6c ro lls
2 fo r Sir
t p a c k a g e s f o r ........................ 10c
lightful day and night last week
M M I I I» M il h , Bord» n u
end at th e Y. W. C. A. cam p on
I’ l A( I l l s , Pan» y Yellow
i e - ('h o t o ía te flus o r iti. F R E E , 1 1 la il r g e
C lin g , ÎVfcM. C u n .........
Rock creek n ear th e junction of
I Ib » a n f o r .......................
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fo
r
S
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tiiat stream w ith the C lackam as
river. They w ere chaperoned by
Miss C atherine Moehnke, adviser,
T ra n sp o rtatio n was furnished by
Miss Moehnke, Clyde McMurry,
u /fÀ the famous Yolgrt Ylawr
..
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■> p r i k i t i n d i ll i ; fur
Mrs. 11. D. Mickey, W. J. Cooper and
Dr. W. J. Ott. T he girls attending
w ere Jean E lkington. R oberta K id
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der, Amy and T helm a T inner, Mar
g are t Gates, E leunor Wood. Mar
g aret Ott. Florence and Neva S ta n
ley, Helen H eard. M argaret Dodson, iiiiiiiiiiic ]iiiiiiiiiiiia iiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiic ] iiiiiiiiiiii( ] iiiiiiiiiiiic ] iiu iiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiic ) iiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiic ] iiin m ^
Luclle Jennings, Helen Lewis, H al
lie McMurry, F rances Cooper, Crys
ta i Hayden, B uriilre McMurry, Bev
e rly K aser. Lorena llenkley, Mar
g a rc t L eonard and G ertrude Lee.
Mrs. C arl Goger has again p re
sen ted the Outlook with a gorgeous
bouijuet of sw eet peas grow n in her
g arden. The steins a re extra long
and th e blooms large and beautiful.
Mrs. Goger takes pride in her
flower g arden and especially her
early sw eet peas. Tile first blooms
ap peared th is year on May St.
Word bus been received that
F ra n k Beers. 63. who was severely
Injured on May 7 when he was
throw n against a saw which lie was
sh a rp en in g at his mill on E agle
Creek, ap p ears to now be w ell on
th e road to recovery. The fiestiy
p art of one leg was badly cut and I
It is lit«' early Impressions that often count
a piece of flesh gouged out. Two 1
most
in the future of a boy s life. Start yours
surgeons w ere called, one from I
G resham and one from Oregon City. |
right. Open u small savings account for him
T he Injured m an was cared for at
th e mill cam p w here he m akes his
and teaeli him the usefulness of a bank, and the
home.
Mrs. C lem entine Metxger >
of G resham is a sister of Mr. Beers.
value to him in after life knowing bow to tra n s
Mrs. C. O. H orning m ade a trip j
act business as a banker does.
T uesday to Chehalem C enter In |
Y am hill county, w here she took
p a rt on a W. C. T. U. program . She
If you start a small account now it will be
describes the country through
w hich she w ent ns extrem ely beau
easier to send him through college or start him
tiful a t th is season of the year.
Chehalem C enter Is the birthplace
out in business. A few dollars a month from
of H erbert Hoover and his home
childhood will mean a lot when he is 21. If you
d uring his early boyhood.
WALRAD’S
T h e H o s t e s s e n jo y s T H I S !
W '»
SUPER SPECIALS
college. A sta n d ard a rse n a te of
F or low est ra te s on autom obile, ' P lease phone o r w rite Item s fo r
For ex p ert window cleaning see
lead dust, sold ready mixed u nder 8. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. tru ck and g en eral Insurance see J th e Outlook — but give your rea l
various trad e nam es, is applied to R obb Brown, G resham , phone 2501 3. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
name. Call G resham 156L
repel th e sm all black flea beetles
w hich eat boles in th e leaves and
often destroy th e plant.
Boys! m ake your own a irp lan e a t
total cost of $1.25. F lies 600 feet,
214-foot w ing spread. See Leslie
St. C lair at Outlook office.
Until th e F IR S T o f JUNE
IGNITION SPECIALISTS.
T h a t's us. B ring your c a r here
for apy rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or
p a rts for th e a ta rte r, g en e rato r,
sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc.
W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos
itively g u aran teed
We c a rry a
com plete line of Ignition p arts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
Card of Thanks.
We w ish to express our sin cere
th a n k s to frien d s and neighbors for
th e ir kindness and sym pathy d u r
ing our bereavem ent In the loss of
son and b ro th er. Fredolf. We es
pecially th a n k those who sang,
th e p allb ea re rs, and for th e b eau
tiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. B acklund,
H arold Backlund,
Mr. and
Mrs. H erb ert Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. A ugust Lekberg.
SPECIA L
COMMUNICA
TION of G resham Lodge
No. 152, A. F. & A. M„
S atu rd ay , May 19, 12:30
p. m. F u n eral services for
B ro th er IL J. I’ulfer. All
m em bers a re urged to be presen t.
By o rd er of W. M.
W. L. GORSAGE. Secy.
the most attractive
TERM S
* rCd 1,0 f '»>
A SPECIA L COMMUNICA-
TION of G resham Lodge No.
A t 152 A. F. & A. M. in M asonic
hall, G resham , Monday, May 21,
8 p. m. W ork in the F. C. degree.
Visiting b ro th ers welcome.
,
W. J. TODD, W. M.
W. L. GORSAGE, Secy.
A
ELECTRIC R A N G E
GRESHAM CH A PT E R No.
44, R. A. M. S tated co n
vocation. T uesday, May 22,
1928. W ork in M. M. and
P. M. degrees. V isiting com panions
welcome. B. order of the H. P.
JAMES ELKINGTON, Secy.
There is no substitute for electricity—particularly for summer
time cooking! Cool, clean, efficient, quick. Really, your
meals take care of themselves, once they’re in the oven!
The Hotpoint “phantom maid” gives you hours of leisure.
All you have to do is decide what you want—place it in the
oven—set the timer—go out and forget all about it until you’re
ready to serve dinner!
Grapefruit
25f
5 for
Such attractive terms—you’ll want a Hotpoint right away.
Special offer ends June 1st !
DOWN
ut Newberg Packing Co.,
Gresham
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ELECTRIC
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COMPANY
ELECTRIC STORE
Phone 801
ELECTRIC BLOC
Powell St,
Gresham
for Saturday and Monday, May 79 and 21
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Powell St.
Phone 44
Gresham, Oregon
GROCERY BULLETIN
Newberg Ham B“ i hr ^ .”i.cin8.. ... :... 29c
Otter Sardines
Pinoannlfì
1 lllv C t|J |J lv
Happy Isles, broken slices in
heavy syrup. 2 cans..............................................
Porli inn
I VI Ik UllU
U c u lle
25c
QCz»
OtJC/
Van Camp’s, medium cans
in tomato sauce, J cans...................
Manning’s Peanuts
I 51 TifiV
vttlluj Assorted <
.. 35c
G9£
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Del Monte Coffee
ofr^ : : x he
Wonder Foam
Large package........ ......................
Soaps.
‘Kp
Z-tJL
the M anning stores. 2 lbs
Special price on •? ¡-lb. box .
; L : 9^
39c
______________ 2 bars M hite Wonder Soap FREE
Moltud Mill/
nidllvli
ITliiK
Succ««K>rz to Barne« L u m b e r Co
R O T O. B O W L E « , M naairer
,
Thompson’s Chocolate Malted Milk.
W ith
A lu m in u m
Shaker
Corn Flakes “ X “
S p e c ia l......
........... 25c
B u ild in g M a te r ia ls and
M lll W ork
Complete line of
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Store D ept.
Phone 1451
t
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Mazola Oil Spc.^ r^ X Sa,c^ ............. 49c
■ M VKI il P A D n
BUII.DFRN’ HARDWARE
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AsS
Q uality and Service
Feed D ept.
Phone 1281