Gresham outlook., May 22, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM
OFTLOOK. GRESHAM, OREGON
TUESDAY,
MAY 32,
1938
Mrs. V irgil H askell arriv ed Mon­
Mrs. Gene Myers R ichards will as yet . Miss Reed has decided th a t
CHAR1S
day from P ilo t Rock, Oregon, for an p resen t her pupils in piano in re ­ boys in A m erica have some eth er pitchers, E rn ie Miller, C arver, and
ported com fortably, co rrec tly by
H offm eister,
D am ascus;
indefinite visit a t the home of her cital th is evening at the Methodist device for g ettin g th e girl they love. A lbert
T he ap p earan ce you desire, the C haris. F or d em onstration in th e
catchers,
G
ran
t
H
atto
n
.
Carver,
com fort you dem and. Life will be privacy of your home, w rite Ada E.
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. F red Bechill. Episcopal church. Those who will E veryone p resen t enjoyed looking
and Jack H am lin, D am ascus; 1st very different when you are sup- ( R andall, box 26, G resham .—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen visited ta k e p a rt are Iren e and F lorence at the sk irts, m ats, snuff boxes, base, Glen H atton and K enneth
Sunday w ith Mrs. R obert Miller in R usher, M arjorie and Vera Stone, leopard skins, python skin, and the H uddle; 2d base, Otto E ck e rt and
T he W. CzT. U. will m eet with a Salem hospital. Mrs. Miller r e ­ Luella Lewis, E rn e st and P earl many o th er things she brought with R. Knox; 3d base, F red E ck e rt and
Mrs. G eorge Honey T hursday a fte r­ cently u nderw ent a serious o p era­ C ham berlain, Ja n e H arlow , Arlie her. The Bowerm an trio sang.
John H offm eister; sh o rt stops, Roy
Odenborg, Ilse Schw edler, Helen
noon, May 24. a t 2:30. The county tion.
The Neighborhood club m et w ith H atton and W illis L ingle; center
Exley,
Anne
Louise
and
Ju
lia
L
a
r­
in stitu te of the W. C. T. U., held in
Mrs. J. S. Chitwood T hursday. It fields, E arl H atton and W illiam
Mrs. E tn a B. Dye, who has been
G resham T hursday, w as well a t­ m aking h er home with her son, son, T helm a Davies, M arjorie Van- was decided th a t no m ore m eetings W iese; rig h t fields. H atton and
nice
and
Ja
n
e
C
hristy
Thomas.
tended and of decided interest. The H urley Dye on the Base L ine road
would be held u n til Septem ber 6. H erbert Mullenhoff, and left fields,
On receip t of a long d istance call Mrs. D allas w ill e n te rta in them at H atton and F ra n k G reyson. Roger
gath erin g was in charge of Mrs. north of G resham , died Friday, May
W. R. C orbett, county president. 18, a t the age of 65 years. The from Eugene y esterd ay m orning th a t tim e If convenient. •
D eY oung w as the um pire.
An address on th e subject of scien­ body was shipped to McCook, Neb., announcing the serious illness bf
The J. H. Bow erm an fam ily a t­
her sister, Mrs. George K enney left
tific tem perance in stru c tio n was for interm ent.
tended services in P o rtlan d Sunday
Lawn Mowers.
th a t afternoon for Eugene w here evening.
given by Miss Maude A ldrich. Mrs.
Ted Johnson left today for Bel­ she plans to rem ain Indefinitely
We re p a ir and sh a rp e n law n
W. F. H oney spoke on the w ork of
vue,
K
ansas.
At
the
A.
W.
Metz­
D am ascus played C arver again m ow ers. We call for and deliver.
m others' m eeting.
Miss Helen
C. M. Q uicksall delivered the ad ­
A lthaus rendered a violin num ber, ger & Co. sto re, w here Mr. Johnson d ress to the eig h t eighth grade Sunday w ith the score 8-2 in" favor J. E. M etzger, G resham , phone
accom panied by Miss Florence is em ployed as bookkeeper, his g rad u ates of Pow ell Valley school of D am ascus. The players w ere: 1901.—Adv.
tf
Honey. T he next session of the friends refused to adm it th a t th is T h u rsd ay evening.
is
a
wedding
trip
,
but
o
th
er
friends
Institute will be en tertain ed by a
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Reddick and
in sist th a t he will re tu rn in about
P ortland union.
th ree weeks with a bride. Mrs. son Billy of Baker, Oregon, arrived
The J. 11 .Metzger building at the M arian H oss is taking his place in Sunday for a w eek's visit w ith Mr.
corner of Main and Powell streets the office during his absence.
R eddick’s m other, Mrs. C. A. Ca­
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c*-»
Gresham Plumbing
Is being repainted by E zra Thom as
ro th ers. Mr. Reddick is attending
P
lan
s
are
being
m
ade
by
th
e
and his assista n ts.
the
three-day
convention
of
barbers
M ethodist Episcopal Sunday school
& Heating Co.
Miss H elen L aw rence, who has for a daily vacation Bible school to being held in P o rtlan d th is week.
WARM AIR
been teaching the past year at Pilot begin next ™uuu«
,, may
Monday,
May za,
28, ana
and Y esterday Mr. and Mrs. C arothers
Rock, retu rn ed home Monday for I continue for two weeks. Miss Maud and th s ir g u ests visited the P o rt­
G resham , Ore.
land
city
p
ark
and
the
Oaks.
They
the sum m er s vacation. She has A ldrich has been secured as s u p e r- i „ i „„
,
.,
plan ? to drive to Eugene F riday to
been engaged to teach next year at intendent. She will be assisted bv P
O'Dell, Oregon, near Hood River.
a com petent corps of teachers, m ” ®*“ 1
» » ‘f h t w lth relatlv es ot
No m a tte r how sm a ll th e m o v em en ts, a w atch
Mrs. C arrie Chappell of Eugene I P lan s will be m ade to care for boys Mrs Ke<1<llci-
h a s but o n e duty, o n e fu n ctio n to p e rfo rm : to
and Mrs. L. P. G ilbert of P ortland la n d g irls from k in d erg arten age to I G eorge W. M etzger, teach er of the
spent Sunday night with Miss Elva I those now finishing the grad e I M armot '^ s tric t school, has been
tell tim e on tim e th ro u g h o u t th e y e a rs. T h e re
Dolan. Mrs. Chappell is a teacher school. A sm all reg istratio n fee ctlark<'d by Mr. and Mrs. H enry
m u st be no c o m p ro m ise w ith accu racy . In ou r
in the boys' train in g school a t will be asked, otherw ise th e re will Aschoff of M arm ot with th e undue
W oodburn.
be no expense to the children. The Pu n |shm ent of th e ir son, R obert,
sto ck a re th e th re e b est m ak e s: HAM ILTON,
Stafford D ow sett, son of Mr. and school w ill gladly welcome any who I aged lp The, caBe- w hich w as to
ELG IN , W ALTHAM . All a re h a n d so m e ly e n ­
Mrs .A rthur D owsett, is one of a wish to atten d .
**av « been t r *«d S atu rd ay in the
class of 46 to be g raduated th<
A m uch ap p reciated im provem ent I Jri' i , X r L 7 U
i J y ’ *!a8 been
cased.
I h e w o rld ’s finest tim e pieces priced
com ing m onth from the school of m ade th is week by w orkm en for I P” , 'V'tL *ndeflnitely
The par-
a
s
low
a
s
$18.00. v
y
,
,
pharm acy of Oregon A gricultural the P. E. P. com pany is the w i d e n - ? ', 8 *L < , ad allege th a t Metzger
college. It is an in te restin g note ing of the cro ssin g of Hood avenue w hin.o.,<z i s T i o
¡"dieted a
th a t every county of th e sta te with east of the Mt. Hood depot. T his T. j Jr ”h ;.h at eft w elts on the
Let your graduation gift be a lasting gift.
the exception of th ree is rep resen t- has been p rac tica lly a one-w ay I “ " 8 h a_
ed in the g raduation class th is year crossing since its co n stru ctio n sev-1
of the sta te college a t Corvallis. I eral y ears ago.
DAMASCUS
522 stm lem s “ Miss“ D oH s"jam m er- ly ^ n j u r ^ M T ^
P '"T V , "
M“y 24 f° r
m an ,a g rad u a te of G resham Union i,lg when he was partially' draw n X f r7 P°
K next y ear 8
high school and form er resid en t of under the w heels of a m nvtnir ,“ verB-
POW E L L ST.
P H O N E 44
n ‘2
*" 8180 “ g rad u a te of freig h t train which he was a tte m p t' ,
’° 1V ' a n d . M rs- C- W - ® ar-
G R ESH A M
O. A. C. th is year.
I ¡ng t„ board. One hand was cu t off
'
■ ■ a Kiri.
The S outheast circle of the and the m an was severely bruiBed
Joyce G ilbert of Powell Valley
G resham M ethodist church is plan- and cut. He w as brought to G resh- I roa<t vislt«<I E lsie Eschebeck T hurs-
ning a bake sale to be held at the am for tre a tm e n t and la ter re- day' Both g irls a re freshm en at
A. W. M etzger & Co. store, S atu r- moved to the county hospital.
G resham Union high school,
day. Ju n e 2.
T he G resham com m ercial club a t
Tbe Y°unK people of th e F ree
Public Memorial services will be a called m eeting last nig h t voted Meth”dist church m et last S aturday
held on D ecoration Day a t the to p articip ate in th e M errikana pa- even,ng at Die llonie ot Mrs. Wray.
G resham high school gym nasium , I rude on F rid ay of Rose F estival A deb*te will tak e place Friday,
beginning _ at 10 a. nt. T -------------------
he exercises I week,
debating a re Elsi»
Elsie
zeeg, Ju n e 15. T he club has a r - I dune
r - I Those
‘ u»se uenating
a re being planned under the aus-1 ranged to en ter the G resham band Eschebeck
r v v if no m ore o fte n th a n once a m o n th w ill
•"’sehebeck and W illet Bowerman,
Bowerm an
— Its ----
. I affirm
Lois Boynton ant1
pices of the local A m erican Legion I again a th ,iu
is ........
year as
p a rt , in . the
“fflrm ative;
atlve;
and
keep y our c a r lo o k in g resp e c ta b le. T h e n too, we
Wallace
P ick
th o rn , negative.
post and the auxiliary. A prom l- parade. A com m ittee will be ap | WalJ
ace B
ickthorn,
a r e ab le to rem ove th e m ud fro m u n d e r th e
The
eighth g rad e grad u atio n ex
nent m em ber of the A m erican Le- pointed by P resid en t Mealey to
...................
fe
n d e rs a n d th e g re a s e t h a t fo rm s on th e s p rin g s
ercises
w
ill
be
held
May
29.
Bren
gion post in P ortlan d will deliver handle the finances.
a n d ru n n in g g e a r u n d e rn e a th .
the principal address. Special m u-
A guest at th e home of j . S. Ion Vedder, the C lackam as county
sic will be provided.
Bush on
ay was his
rother I sl,I,*‘r *n Ie a dent, w ill speak. The
in F
r rid
riuay
ms b Brother,
M. a E. . W
„1.
n n ilson
» u u o of . l P o n rtlan
ia n u d has
n a s i IC.
— C B u s» of P ortland, fo rm e r, g rad u ai®8 are E thel Bowerman,
been tra n sfe rre d from the P ortlan d Ford dealer in T routdale. C. C. , eda K e lle r, Betty W heeler,Edw in
office to G resham to a ssist in the Bush is now w riting life in su ran ce I Boynton, Josephine H erm an. L aur
local branch of the P ortland Elec- I *,,r a well know n com pany. Mr I en*'e S ylvester and A rth u r W inther
trie
his
wife
still
In an I , , 88 K ellie Reed, a m issionary ii:
in
i v . Pow
a v» w c er
* v com
u u i | pany.
r ( u ij, W
t v l ith
lll
Ii in
W i l t I Bush »»»
• • • a reta
». v u a in
n o s u his
in
i t in
i i terest
r i t
- - years,
, ----- . ....----
_ tilt
th e
he plans to move here as soon a as s | au
to cam p at T aft, Oregon,
Oregon.
I A frica lo r 20
spoke to
a »to
is now co m p lete a n d we a re ju s t r a r i n ’ to show
suitable living q u a rte rs can be
Mr. and Mrs. W E M arlin of people here last W ednesday eve­
Miss
told “ ubout
it s stuff. D rop in a n d look it over, th e n y o u ’ll
found. *
Caldw ell. Idahc’. have been herei for I ning. , M
?88 ' Reed
h T" , l°,'d
b° ? t her
The W .C .T .U . *111 m eet T hu rs- a week or m ore, staying at Miss i " ,8'
b,/ ° re a " d afler
see w h a t w e m ea n by w ashup.
day afternoon at 2:30 a t th e home Lucy Adams' home on Powell ’ .i'
S,b Ji,
’i i tb e. J e° P
of Mrs. George lUmey. T he leader, »treet. They w ere looking for a ¡h„ ’
’ J’*®" lat.
Mrs. C. (). H om ing, has announced sm all farm in th is vicinity. They , , niI1|1„ rl,?l
tb “ of hla
as the subject for several talks, left on S atu rd ay for Hood River.
L ,-
,,d a . ,n ‘ ¡U(linK a certain
t a T w T e n w ^ % ld Aand N at."
E xcavations have been sta rted {hat th is eerta?« boy" m o V n V 't o
fonal W .t. r . U. W ork!
A one-act I,for the new modern home of Mr. love him
When she first traveled
CHAS. HUNT & SON
G e V i’g 'i r will beBg lv m ?8° S p e H ^ sVr' t ^ Ci “
« ecolld
- ' n , r l c . she w atched th a t box
m usical num bers hav, be, n f i n T m
b“8 th e
(1, a r ^ Ully '» r fear some boy
P h o n e 1631
T h ird a n d M ain
ised. Those who wish tran sp o rt« -1 . . ,llr,>tt ror tn e DlllldlnK'
1 would m ake use of It, but none has
tion are asked to m eet a t the
G resham drug store a t 2:15.
The Bailey Boh Hi Beauty Shoppe I
is installing a new "R ealistic" p er­
m anent wave m achine w hich will
be iu charg e of Marie Luu, all e x -|
perienced operator.
Guy Cox is here from W ahkiacus, I
W ash., for a w eek's visit w ith h lsj
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cox.
The Rev. II. L. W eiss, p asto r of
F rem ont
M ethodist
Episcopal
church, will deliver the a d d r e s s '
T hursday evening to the eighth |
If you have been hoping to enjoy the
grade g rad u atin g class at the
G re sh a m grade school. The exer-I
comfort and convenience of electric
cises will begin prom ptly at 8 1
o ’clock. T he eighth g rad e rs with
cooking in your home — now is the
th e ir prin cipal, C. M. Q uicksall, are
time tn realize it!
enjoying their ann u al picnic today
at W elches. Among oth er div er­
sions they have planned to clim b I
H uckleberry mouutuiu.
M argie Shaw .gran d d au g h ter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller, went to
San F rancisco S aturday w here she
will spend the sum m er w ith her
m other, Mrs. L illian Young Word I
w as recently received th a t Mrs.
Young is seriously ill. Margie m ade I
th e trip alone on the Coast special. I
'^TcThotne
T h ere’s a
M o n ta g
w arm air
fu rn a c e
f i t t e d to
y o u r re ­
quirements
new home
REMEMBER THIS
bungalow
or I J room
JL&h touse
cisdhen ¿Buying a ‘IfOatch
F U R N A C E __
TTlealep’s JeUielrv £&tore
A Good W ashup
Our New Wash Rack
the
Gresham Service Station
W. R. HICKS CO.
Wesiinghouse
• AUTOMATIC
EirCTRIC RAMGE
at the most attractive
TERM S
ever offered.
Dry (roods, Shoes, Ladies and Elen 's Furnishings
Month-End Specials
It is our desire to fu rth e r merit Ihe' patronage o f the in ­
creasing numbers th a t express their appreciation o f our
services.
Wash
Dresses
1 rv
Hath Towels
4 fo r $1.11(1
. 4 :
22 x 44 inch good heavy R ath T ow els
th a t w ere u n u su a l v alu es at 35c. Now
priced at 4 for $1.00.
I
*
‘A-w / j
100 W'ash D resses
f r o m o u r re g u la r
sto ck of $1.95 values.
All m ade of fast col­
ored E n g lish p rin ts
and fine percales, and
all of th is s p rin g ’s
m odels. T h e v e r y
d ress for th ese w arm
a fte rn o o n s. R em em ­
b er $1.95 v alues for
$1.15.
. i* »*»?■*
Remnants
AT
HALF- PRICE
R e m n a n ts of G ingham . P rin ts.
C re to n n e s an d S ilks
on sale Wednesday
at o n e h a lf price.
PLAY OXFORDS
Sizes 5 to 11.
Sizes
to 2.
Barden Kake», spade», Hœ».
Forks,
( nllltaior».
See o u r co m plete lin e of
gard en su p p lies at a p p eal
ing prices.
the
W. Metzger
& Co.
WINCHESTER
Phone 14AI
NEW NUMBER
r
Slenderette Heel
Wheelbarrow»
A.
.1/ unsi ng near
» tori
Phone HAI
M ,losing's new service w eight
pure silk Hose, full fashioned
with fine lisle top and re-en ­
forced heel, sole and toe E xtra
long
Conies in Kasha-Beige.
\llst> Morn. Honey-Beige. Nude
Rose Toupe and W hite Jade
Huy them by the h ot and
mvw ,
PAIR
1.95
3 p a ir fo r
$ 4 .2 5
Your cooking and baking problems
will become pleasant diversions, with
every bit of guesswork eliminated— if
you have an electric range
95C
$| .15
Save your y o u n g sters nice
d ress slippers by lettlug them
play in th ese w ell m ade oxfords
Printed Silks
79c
A B C P rin ted S ilks in all the
new b eautiful p attern s, also
P rin ted Rayons ¿tf g u aran teed
colors. Now priced at ~ O t
TŸ!NCM£ST£N
LAW N MOW ERS
Think of the pleasant hours you will
enjoy throughout the summer — all
year around, for that matter
Children's
’ 1.45
ìàT
DOWN
Men's Work Shoes
s 1.9 5 to *4.85
W e a re g iv in g w o n d e r­
ful v alu es in
M en’s
W ork Shoes. W e bought
th em last fall before th e
big ad v an ce in le a th e r.
Food prepared in the Westinghouse
“ flavor zone” has finer flavor, shows
less shrinkage and is more thoroughly
cooked
Until June 1st—we will install a West­
inghouse Electric Range in your home
ready to use—on the lowest down
payment and most convenient terms
we’ve ever been able to offer
demonstration gladly.
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC store
Phone 801
ELECTRIC BLOC
P ow ell 8L
Gresham