FRIDAY,
THINK
JU>K
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THINK
GKE8HAS
lfifih
THINK Pastor Enjoying
All «• p ra re fa l and «¡erMir,
The tluH<*r> so bright, the fields so
green.
Yet eye hath not seen, nor e a r yet
heard
The ftev. Enoch Sandeen, p asto r
The joys lor the t'althiul, so says
; of th e Saron L u th e ra n ch u rch , w ho
the word.
H. W .SNASHALL. 1 w ith his wife and Dr. and Mrs. J.
G. S tu re is enjoying a trip east,
sends the follow ing in te restin g let-
, te r to th e Outlook, w ritte n from
Moline, 111., Ju n e 1:
“ D ear O utlook F rie n d :—A p ro m
ise is a prom ise, and my prom ise
w as to w rite tw o lines an d let you
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know how w e ta k e th in g s out east.
"A ffilia te d B u y e rs S to re s " a r e
W ell, ‘E ast ia ea st and W est is
H O M E O W N ID S T O K E S , inde-
w est, and never th e tw ain sh all
p e n d e n tly o w n e d a n d p e rs o n a lly
o p e ra te d , lo c a te d r ig h t in y o u r
m eet.’ We like it. b u t th e w est w ith
n e ig h b o rh o o d , a n d s a v e y o u tim e,
tro u b le , m o n e y a n d in co n v e n ie n c e in
its ruggedness and g ran d e u r can
b u y in g . O u r a b ility to s e rv e y o u
never be supplanted by th e pro saic
b est w ith q u a lity m e r c h a n d is e fo r
less is th r o u g h o u r m e m b e rs h ip in
:
east.
"A ffilia te d B u y e rs ," a n o r g a n iz a tio n
o f o v e r 350 In d e p e n d e n t m e r c h a n is .
“We had heard a lot of th e won
b u y in g c o lle c tiv e ly in m a x im u m
derful roads of th e east. Yes, they
q u a n titie s , in s u r in g a lo w e r c o s t o
u s a n d a lo w e r p ric e to y o u . A
are w onderfully clogged up w ith
c o m p a ris o n o f o u r w e e k ly c ir c u la r s
p ro v e s y o u r s a v in g
gumbo and w ater. We have never
S p ecials In S e a s o n a b le I te m s (o r
before had a chance to shim m y, but
S a t u r d a y a n d M o n d ay
these roads m ade a C h arlesto n out
JUNE a - 2 5
of everybody, even th e preach ers.
‘Sehr bose,’ as th e G erm ans would
M IL K , B o rd e n -O re g o n C a r-
Q
n a tio n
I*arge c a n . C a n ..
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say.
P O S IS
B ilV N
F L A K E S 1 ft
“T he Synodical m eeting a t Des
R e g u la r siz e. P a c k a g e ... 1 W
W E S S O N O IL ,
J u s t R ig h t fo r . Moines, Iowa, w as very in te restin g .
S a la d s .” Q u a r t tin .
4 9 f
They aw arded our conference (the
, Colum bia) $10,000 th is y ear as aid
D E V IL E D
M E A T . L ib b y ’s % ’s.
• J u s t R ig h t fo r S a n d w ic h e s . O C -,
on our hom e m ission field. Be
6 c a n s fo r ...........................
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sides th is sum we received $30,000
R I P E O L IV E S , L in d s a y .
L a rg e
to stren g th en our h o sp ital w ork in
t a ll tin . s t a n d a r d size.
I
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lO C j A storia, w here we have ju s t fin
S A R D IN E S , O tte r B ra n d .
Fancy
ished th e building of a $250,000 hos-
N o 1 o v al tin s
T o m a to , 1 Q
M u s ta rd . S p iced . T i n . . .
1
: pttal.
2 fo r 23c
“ It m ight in te re st our people out
M A X P A P E R , r e g u la r 5c *1 /A
w est to know th a t th e ap p eal for
size. 4 p a c k a g e s f o r .......... 1 " C
tHe endow m ent of four synodical
O LEO M ABO A R IN E , A ffiliated B u y
e r 's b ra n d . •'H ig h e s t Q u a lity M a d e .” i college at Rock Islan d , 111., w as so
1 p o u n d pa. kag»-
1 Q
P a c k a g e ...............................
1
' successful th a t it has b ro u g h t in
P A L M O L IV E
SO A P. “ F o r th a t
$1,800,000. We a re going fo rw ard
S ch o o l G irl C o m p le x io n ."
•: fo r
Z O C ! splendidly. I received my B achelor
of D ivinity degree in 1923 from the
C R A B M E A T , N o rth S e a B ra n d .
C h o ice J a p - N o r t h S e a c a tc h .
1
................... A U C | college m entioned.
“The m em bership of our synod
S U P E R S U D S , ‘‘S u d s in a F la s h .'
F o r la u n d r y a n d d ish e s.
Q
is
now som ething over 400,000.
L a rg e p a c k a g e . P a c k a g e
uC
"E bba and O rville send th eir
M U S T A R D , M o reh o u se. 6-oz. j a r
S u p re m e fo r co ld m e a ts .
0C
greetings w ith m ine.”
His Eastern Trip
WALRADS
Phone
S A L M O N , G old B a r.
A la s k a . 1 -lb. ta ll tin s
( ’a n .........................
fa n c y
P I M IE N TO 8 , D ro m e d a ry .
3 fo r 25c
C R E A M E T T E S , c u t m at a -
ro n i o ra N o o d le s .” 2 p k g s.
red
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"A H o m e O w n ed S to re "
G iv in g P e r s o n a l S e rv ic e
R ig h t in Y o u r N e ig h b o rh o o d
LUSTED
Miss L ucile E. Davies, of L usted,
and E nnis H am lin, of P o rtlan d ,
j w ere m arried a t Vancouver, W ash.,
W ednesday, Ju n e 20. T he c e re
mony w as w itnessed by th e m o th
ers of th e bride and groom . They
w ill reside in P o rtlan d , w here Mr.
H am lin is em ployed as a taxi d riv
er. The bride is th e d au g h ter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Davies an d a
form er stu d e n t at G resham Union
high school.
HALEY
T he Sunday school of th e H aley
B aptist church w ill convene a t 10
a. m., to be follow ed by th e m o rn
ing w orship a t 11. T he evening
service w ill begin a t 8 o’clock. All
services next S unday w ill be in
E nglish. T he p asto r, th e Rev. Jo h n
S. N ordell, says, “ Don’t fo rg et th e
little w hite ch u rch ju st aro u n d th e
corn er, w here a h ea rty welcom e a l
w ays aw aits you.”
ROCKWOOD
R ock Springs C oal
At th e ann u al school m eeting of
the Rockwood d istric t held Monday,
A. D. Leedy w as elected a d irecto r
for th ree years to succeed P ete r
W eiland, and W alker Q uesinberry
was re-elected clerk of th e board.
T he vote on w heth er th e d is tric t
would pay the tra n sp o rta tio n of
high school pupils to P o rtlan d won
by a sm all m argin.
C. E. A nderson has opened a fru it
stand a t Eastwood.
N o. 1 O ld G row th
C ord W ood
New F ootw ear for Ladles.
The sp rin g 's sm a rte st slip p ers,
pum ps and oxfords a t p o p u lar
prices, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. Ayls-
w orth * M artin, G resham .—Adv.
Summer Price
now on
For low est ra te s on autom obile,
tru ck and general in su ran c e see
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
JUDD FUEL CO.
Phone 1581
Even w ant ads a re new s when
they ap p e ar in the Outlook.
Gresham
STAPLES
The Jewelry and Opti
cal Store of the common
people
One of the finest stocka of
Diamonds and W atches in
the Northwest
Optical Parlors second to
none, and you will find
prices very reasonable
jL
•
356 Alder St., Portland
. Phone BEacon 8080
S E R V IC E
Our equipment is at your
disposal day or night. Our
success is built on being ready
to serve at any and all times.
Gates Funeral Home
Oretliam
j. r. g a t e s
Mori ¡clan
Lady Aialataat
Telephone 2471
OUTLOOK, ORESHAM, OREGON
PAGE FITS
PLEASANT HOME
T he newly wedded couple, Mr.
and Mrs. C harles De H aven, w ere
given a su rp rise show er a t th e
home of Mf. De H aven’s p aren ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. De H aven. About
30 frien d s and neighbors enjoyed
th e event.
R efresh m en ts w ere
served and many lovely gifts w ere
received.
Carl Douglass Post
(Of E stacad a)
Announces a Special
Engagem ent of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es M anary, of
P o rtlan d , en tertain ed sev eral P leas- i
an t Home people Sunday.
T he
guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Drew, ;
Mr. and Mrs. W illis M arkell. A 1
m ost enjoyable d in n er w as served. |
The aftern o o n w as sp en t visiting
different p a rts of P o rtlan d , lnclud- j
ing th e aviation fields.
M isses Rose and E lizabeth W eth-
erell, gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. M ar
tin L en n artz and Miss A nna L en
n artz, w ere en tertain ed T h u rsd ay
evening at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
W illis M arkell. O ther g u ests w ere
Mr. and Mrs. Ja c k Greenw ood and
ch ild ren P atty and N ellie. Mr. M ur
phy, Mrs. Ted Adams and d au g h ter
Alice L o rrain e, Mrs. O. J. Gill, Miss
Iris Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Drew,
Mr. and Mrs. M artin L en n a rtz and
Miss A nna L ennartz.
Mrs. G. H. B lackburn has been
e n tertain in g her sis te r and d au g h
te r D elight, from B erkeley, Cal., the
p ast week. They expect to re tu rn
in a few days.
The Rev. Gordon Jo h n so n will
occupy th e p u lp it a t th e P lea san t
Home B aptist ch u rch next Sunday
m orning and evening. T h e Bible
school will convene a t th e usual
hour of 10 o’clock. T he senior B.
V. P. U. w ill m eet a t 7:30 o'clock,
w liii- th e ju n io rs m eet a t th e sam e
hour in th e Sunday school room.
The re g u la r m onthly se ssio n -o f
M ultnom ah g ran g e w ill be held S a t
u rd ay evening, Ju n e 23, a t 8 o’clock.
T ilt lectu re hour a t 8:30 w ill be an
open session, w hen th e public w ill
be w elcom e to atten d . R e fresh
m en ts w ill be served a t th e close
of the evening’s p ro g ram and a so
cial h o u r w ill be enjoyed.
G randm a W aybill is spending
some tim e a t th e hom e of h er
d au g h ter, Mrs. Jam es K night, at
Sherwood. Mrs. Stephen W aybill,
h er son H arvey, and d au g h ter, Mrs.
V a lte r Jo hanson, accom panied Mrs.
W aybill to Sherw ood, b u t re tu rn e d
th e sam e day.
Mrs. Alice Cannon is a t th e J.
M. M elton home for a few w eeks’
visit, to a ssist her d au g h ter, Mrs.
Melton, during th e stra w b e rry sea
son. Mr. Melton, who h as been In
poor h ealth for som e tim e, is slow
ly Im proving h u t is un ab le to a s
sum e his farm duties as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. N elson w ere
luncheon g u ests of th e Rev. and
Mrs. W illiam F airw ea th er, In P o rt
land, W ednesday noon, an d w ere
en tertain ed at d in n er in th e even
ing a t the home of th e ir son and
dau g h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Nelson.
Miss M arg aret F itzg erald , a s tu
dent at th e U niversity of W ashing
ton, is spending a p a r t of h er v a
cation at th e hom e of h er au n t,
Mrs. B. C. A ltm an.
At th e an n u a l school m e e tin g of
th e O rient d istric t la st Monday
evening V ictor Jo h n so n w as r e
elected d irecto r to serve th re e years
and his son. F re d erick Johnson, w as
elected clerk for one year.
Mrs. R obert M iller was shopping
in P o rtlan d W ednesday.
T he stra w b e rry h arv e st in th is
com m unity Is about com pleted and
th e ra sp b e rrie s w ill soon occupy
th e atten tio n of th e grow ers. T he
stra w b e rry crop w as m uch below
th e n o rm al yield, b ut pro sp ects are
splendid for a bum per crop of the
rasp b erries.
T hose atten d in g th e stra w b e rry
social and program given a t th e
M ethodist ch u rch by the com bined
boards expressed them selves as
being delighted w ith th e event. An
in te restin g program w as p resented,
with P attie Greenw ood, Mrs. John
E ggim an, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Bickford and d au g h ters Genevieve,
Alm a and A urlie; Mrs. Gibson, Rose
and E lizabeth W eath erell, Anna
L ennartz, Olive M iller, B. W. Cory,
and Oliver Gill co n trib u tin g . The
ladies served stra w b e rry sh o rtcak e,
coffee and cream follow ing th e p ro
gram .
T he Rev. Oliver Gill has been a t
tending th e A rea Sum m er School of
Theology held a t Salem th e p ast
two weeks.
H ouse gu ests for th e week a t the
M ethodist p arso n ag e w ere Miss Iris
P ease and Mrs. T. O. Adams and
little d au g h ter A lice L oraine, of
P o rtlan d .
The cab in et of th e E pw orth
League m et for a b u sin ess session
at the hom e of th e Rev. and Mrs.
O.
Gill.
Services a t th e M ethodist church
Sunday w ill be: Sunday school a t
10 and preach in g service a t 11:15
a. m., E pw orth le a g u e a t 7 p. m.,
and th e evening ch u rch service at
8 o’clock. T he evening service will
be one of song and illu stra te d lec
tu re. A cordial w elcom e w ill be
received by stra n g e rs who may a t
tend th e services.
H erm an W alters is inviting all
boys betw een th e ages of 12 and 18
A Real
AMERICAN LEGION
T IR E SALE
Valjean-
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For a limited time we are off ering these prices on
FIRST GRADE -
i
6 PIECE orchestra :
For Its
REGULAR DANCE
AT EAGLE CREEK
SAT., JUNE 30
30x3J
O. S. . . . $
31x4,
6 ply . . .
33 X 4,
7.50
12.50
13.25
14.00
26.50
6 ply . . .
30 X 5,8 ply H. D.
NO
who a re in terested in a w eek-end
outing to m eet him a t the M eth
odist ch u rc h Sunday evening a t 6
o’clock.
R ussell G entry visited w ith his
g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. I. T.
Wood, in the V ictory com m unity
over th e w eek-end.
VICTORY
The an n u al school election was
held Monday evening. A. A. Mc
M illan was elected d irecto r and J. C.
S trebin clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy N oreen and
fam ily of P o rtlan d and Mrs. Ted
Sm ith of A storia were v isito rs over
the week end a t the hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Allder.
Jess Stafford and son G lenn of
P ortland were d in n er guests a t A.
Stafford’s on 8unday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. A llder spent
one day th is week a t th e Zig Zag
au to cam p visitin g w ith Mrs. Geo.
H ayden and dau g h ter C rystal.
FBEE
Use of sp ray brush w ith q u art
of lacquer. For best resu lts spray
lacq aer on. The only w ay to paint
w icker fu rn itu re .
L. L. K idder
H ardw are Company.
$ 8.00
.............
9.00
. . .
13.00
. ..
15.00
2 9 x 4 .4 0 .............
30 X 4.50
31 X 5.25
32 X 6.00
SEC O N D S
A ll other sizes and gra d es red u ced in proportion
GRESHAM BATTERY - TIRE SHOP
FAIRVIEW
"T he U nited P ro te sta n t C hurch
of A m erica—Coming,” will be the
them e of th e serm on Sunday m o rn
ing at 11 o’clock a t th e Sm ith Me
m orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch by the
p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollen-
sted. Sunday school w ill m eet at
10 o’clock.
Mrs. J. W. A nderson en tertain ed
a num ber of frien d s at luncheon
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n in honor of
Mrs. C h ristin e Jo h n s F itzgerald,
who is visiting h ere from Los An
geles. T hose p rese n t w ere Mrs.
F itzg erald , Mrs. Je ssie M illar, Mrs.
E. M. Stone, Mrs. Blaine T u rn er.
Mrs. W. E. Tow nsend, Mrs. F ra n
ces T eg art, Mrs. G eorge Zim m er
m an, Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend, Mrs.
C. E. Bunn, Mrs. C lara Stone, Mrs.
C. H. Stone, Mrs. A nderson, Miss
Mamie B urns, Mrs. Eliza Stone and
Miss Isab elle Zim m erm an.
Mrs. L aw rence and son Bobby vis
ited W ednesday a t the hom e of her
m other, Mrs. H. C. Moore.
Carol H eslin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed H eslin, has retu rn ed to San
F rancisco, Cal., w here he is em
ployed by th e Pacific T elephone &
T elegraph Co. Mr. H eslin took his
vacation tw o w eeks e a rlie r th an
usual so th a t he m ight be p rese n t
a t th e g rad u atio n exercises a t the
Oregon S tate college of his sister,
Miss L illian H eslin, who w as the
youngest m em ber of the g rad u atin g
class.
The R ussellville and Fairview
g ran g es joined in a big picnic
W ednesday afternoon a t Blue Lake
park.
S upper w as served a t 7
o'clock to 150 persons. Fairview
gran g e fu rn ish ed the coffee. A fter
su p p er sp o rts w ere enjoyed by the
young people and sm all cash prizes
w ere given.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Brow n have
left F airview to spend th e sum m er
at W arren , Idaho, w here th ey have
m ining property.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Biesch have
moved to P o rtlan d . W here Mr.
Biesch Is employed as a tru ck
d river for W illiam E lm er, a milk
dealer.
W ittm er McDonald, son of Mrs.
L ester Cam pbell, Is hom e for th e
sum m er vacation. He has been
teaching a t P ark d ale, Ore., and
w ill re tu rn th e re for n ex t y ear's
work.
Mrs. L. A. Moore, a fo rm er F air-
view resid en t, visited Sunday a t the
home of Mrs. Eliza Stone. She will
leave soon for W isconsin, w here
she will spend the sum m er with
relatives.
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FISK a n d KELLY
32 X 4, 6 ply . . . .
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Usual Prices
FULLY GUARANTEED
L
at Ivy Filling Station
Powell St., Gresham
Phone 1701
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TROUTDALE
F rien d s and relativ es gath ered
a t th e J. R. K n a rr home Sunday In
honor of Mr. K n a rr’s birthday. Mrs.
K n a rr had planned everything so
ca refu lly it w as a com plete s u r
prise. T he out-of-tow n gu ests w ere
Mr. K n a rr’s sister-in -law . Mrs. Dave
K n arr, and d au g h ter H elen, of Jew
ell, K an.; Mr. and Mrs. M arion
S h earer, of P a rk d a le ; Mr. and Mrs.
J. A shw orth and L ester A shw orth,
of S p rin g d ale; Mr. and Mrs. R.
F o u st and two sons, of G resham .
T hose from T ro u td ale w ere Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Spence, Mr. and Mrs.
R. K n a rr and son Bobby, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. P arso n s, Mrs. Mary P arso n s
and Mrs. S. F. H arlow . T he a fte r
noon w as sp e n t in boat rid in g and
social ch at. All left at a late hour,
w ishing Mr. K n a rr m any m ore
b irthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H alley and d au g h
te r H a rrie t accom panied Mrs. A.
W. Griffis and sons K enneth and
H erb ert, of G resham , to Mt. Hood
W ednesday evening to v isit Mr.
Griffis, w ho is fo re st ran g e r In th a t
locality.
At a school m eeting held Monday
evening H. E. Hloyd w as re-elected
clerk of th e board of d irecto rs, and
H a rry B ram h all w as elected a di
re c to r to till th e place of J. D eni
son, a re tirin g d irector. Mrs. H.
Howell and M. B. McGinnis a re the
o th e r d ire c to rs of th e T ro u td ale
school board.
Sunday school and p reaching se r
vice will be held Sunday m orning
a t 10 o’clock at th e Com m unity
ch u rch . The p asto r, the Rev. E.
R. D. H ollensted, w ill preach from
th e su b je ct,.“T he United P ro te sta n t
C hurch of A m erica—Com ing.”
T ro u td ale m em bers of th e G resh
am C atholic ch u rc h gave an e n te r
ta in m e n t a t th e city hall T uesday
evening. A larg e crow d attended
and th o ro u g h ly enjoyed th e p ro
gram , w hich consisted of m usical
n u m b ers and novelty acts. Miss
V era W eiss, of P o rtlan d , gave sev
era l violin selectio n s: Miss P rlndle,
of P o rtlan d , co n trib u ted several vo
cal num bers and Louise Cotm ire,
also of P o rtlan d , sang tw o p opular
airs, playing h er own accom pani
m ent on a ukulele. F red Lynch,
of S eattle, who sin g s over rad io s ta
tion KOMO, ren d ered a num ber of
vocal selections.
Miss F lo ren ce
Honey, of G resham , w as accom pa
n ist for th e evening. F eb ren b ach er
b ro th ers, of S pringdale, gave a ne
gro im personation, and Mr Kelley,
if T routdale, gave a novelty num
ber. A fter th e p rogram s tra w b e r
ries, cake and coffee w ere served.
Ja n n e tta Pye, of P o rtlan d , is vis
iting a t th e hom e of h er Sister,
Mrs. F ra n k C raw ford.
Mrs. W. C. S pence T uesday a t
tended th e m eeting of th e N ational
T u b ercu lo sis association w hich met
In P o rtlan d . She rep o rts a m ost
in te re stin g gath erin g .
Mrs. Roy A nderson and ch ildren,
of Spokane, arriv ed T uesday a t th e
hom e of Mrs. A nderson’s m other,
Mrs. H attie W ilson, w here she ex
pects to v isit a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Budge, of
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Our town is growing. W ith the growth,
more people are using electricity and ALL the
people are using MORE electricity. Our service
must keep pace with this demand.
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Electric Power company $6.00 F irst Preferred
Stock,
You’re Investing in the progress of the comma*
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shows a steady increase in value.
T his stock yields #.85% dividends.
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«UBCTRIC S T O R E ELECTRIC BLDG
820 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
M ilwaukie, visited frien d s In T ro u t
dale Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl E llio tt, of P o rt
land, and Mrs. B. RusseJl and c h il
dren, of D etroit, Ore., w ere T uesday
v isito rs a t the home of th eir au n t,
Mrs. E lecta P arso n s.
Mrs. O. Seavey and d au g h ters L u
cile and M axine, and Mrs. D ora
Hhute and son C harles w ere S u n
day g u ests a t th e home of Mrs. E.
P arsons.
Mrs. A nna L ato u re ll, who has
been visiting frien d s a t Seaside, has
retu rn ed to th e hom e of her m o th
er, Mrs. H attie W ilson.
Miss Jo h an n a B urns, of Spokane,
Waslv, arriv ed hom e S atu rd ay
evening to spend h er vacation w ith
h er m other, Mrs. M arg aret B urns.
Mrs. B urns, who has been til for
the past week, Is im proving slowly.
SPRINGDALE
! took In the am usem ents a t the Oaks
' Park.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Salzm an were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ehlen
In P o rtlan d Sunday. A fter a de
lightful d in n e r the evening was
spent a t Jan tzen park.
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Woods are
enjoying a v isit th is week from the
la tte r’s b ro th er and fam ily.
At th e an n u al school m eeting
held M onday evening O. C. B ates
was re-elected as a d irecto r on the
board, w hich consists of Mr. Bates,
Tom N orthw ay and George A tkin
son. Mr. A tkinson will be ch a ir
man of the board th is com ing year.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Salzm an mo
tored to Salem la st T uesday. They
had as th e ir guests Mrs. D oretta
B ossham er and Theo. P illa r of P o rt
land. A picnic d in n er In a Salem
p ark was enjoyed. On th e ir re
tu rn th ey m ade th e looq through
R ickreall, a rriv in g a t F o rest Grove
to atten d a b irth d a y d in n e r given
a t the McKInnell home. Mr. and
Mrs. Salzm an rem ained over n ig h t
a t the P illa r hom e and attended
the rose show In P ortland th e fol
low ing day.
T he S pringdale Sew ing club m et
a t the home of Mrs. Jack Zllm on
W ednesday
F o u rteen
m em bers
were present. A picnic was plan
ned by th e club for th e la tte r p a rt
of July. A h an d k erch ief show er
was given In honor of Mrs. W. W.
N orthw ay’s b irth d ay .
Mr. an d Mrs. E rn est Peterkhn
T.awn Mowers.
We repair and sharpen lawn
were d in n e r guests a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jonea In P o rt mowers. We call for and deliver.
J. E M etzger, G reaham , phone
land Sunday. In th e evening they 1901.—Adv.
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