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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1928)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER h , GRESHAM PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. Anna Babbage of P o rtlan d w as visiting friends here last week. She w as a form er resid en t here. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Davis, fo r m erly of th is place but now of P o rtlan d , sp en t the holidays at Spokane. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson spent several days last week at the beaches, w here they rep o rt an en joyable time. ********** to greater accomplishment—that’s wh, growing Savings account does for one Mr. and Mrs. T hom as K elley of OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON San F ran cisco a re visiting a t th e home of Mr. K elley's bro th er, Jam es, and calling on old school m ates and friends here- Mrs. Annie T u ttle is w ith h er sie- ter, Mrs. Q. N. Sager, a fte r some tim e spent at Boring v isitin g w ith relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Mason and ch il d ren and G randm a Kemp of St. Aphns. w ere callers at th e home of H. F. Sager, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kemp is Mrs. S ager's g ran d - m other and Mrs. Mason, her aunt. never know how much you can til you start—the chances are that w account will act as an incentive a short time will mean increased Not v ery often, y o u ’ll a g re e , co m p ared to th e v isits you m ak e to y o u r g ro c e r a n d o th e r sto re s. T h is is n a tu ra l enough. S ilv e rw a re, W atch es' K ings, etc., a re n o t used fo r a b rief period a n d replaced, as w ith o th e r a rtic le s. T h in g s bought a t th e jew e lry s to re m u st se rv e longer. T h a t’s w hy th e re is only o n e sa fe ru le to follow. Buy the Best. Here you will tind the best of Jew elry, H atches and Diam onds. Come In Today JWealep’s Jletoelrp ê>tore well St. Phone 44 Gresham Arvidson’s Surprised on Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. A. C. A rvidson w ere very p leasan tly su rp rised W ednes day evening, S eptem ber 11, the oc casion being the 25th an n iv ersary of th e ir wedding. F rien d s had gath ered a t th e Mission church and w hen the Arvidson fam ily arriv ed they w ere m arched up the aisle to a se at of honor. Miss Sigrid Aim presided a t the piano, w hile Miss M ardell W ahlberg of P o rtlan d , a niece of Mrs. Arvidson acted as flower girl. T hose in th e m arch w ere Mr. and Mrs. A rvidson and 18c OA <5vC nr* a3C CHOICE BACON, lb NEW BERG BRAND Rolled Picnic Hams, you know the flavor, lb.......................... LIBBY’S CORNED BEEF, tine for the children’s lunches p °u n d .................. ................... W h en you need a n y th in g in fre sh or sm oked m e a ts re m e m b e r th e AEW HKRO PACKING CO. SPECIA L— Very choice canning peaches /»s» pe r »>ox ........................................................ .’..DOC $1-25 2 boxes ........... O. F. L arso n w ere th e p rinicpal speakers. Many m em bers of the ch u rch and friends also spoke and A. Aim, in a few well chosen w ords p resen ted Mr. and Mrs. Arvidson w ith a beautiful 36-piece silver set. Mr. and Mrs. V. W ahlberg and c h il d ren of P o rtlan d attended. Mrs. W ahlberg and Mrs. A rvidson are sisters. A teleg ram from th e Rev. and Mrs. Don Shogren. who at p resen t a re at Spokane, W ash., was read. About 200 attended and th e ch u rch w as crow ded. R efreshm ents w ere served. T h ere w as a sp ecial ly decorated tab le for th e Arvidson fam ily. POWELL VALLEY A num ber of young people from th is com m unity attended the Young P eople's conference In Se attle. T his w as a larg e conference, th ere being over 250 reg istered vis itors. T hese w ere all from a d is tance and did not include those from S eattle. T he delegates from here w ere Sigrid Jo h n so n and Mel vin G radin. O thers atten d in g w ere th e Misses T h eresa and Ju a n ita Bush, F ra n cis E kstrom , Audrey Jo hnson, May and N ettie Nelson, T ekla and Eva Shuholm. Phone 1151 Gresham JUST ARRIVED A N ew A ssortm ent o f Stamped Embroidery Goods A t A m a z in g ly Low Price» W e In v ite Y our In sp e c tio n Hepp’s Racket Store Phone 1236 GRESHAM Club to Give Opening Dunce- The Pow ell Valley P rogressive club will give th e ir opening dance of the season at th e ir club house, S atu rd ay evening, S eptem ber 15. Powell Valley and Buckley avenue. All m em bers and friends are in v it ed to attend. FAIRVIEW "T he Profit of G odliness" will be the them e of th e serm on Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock at th e Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n church, by the pastor, th e Rev. E. R D. Hol lensted. Sunday school will open a t 10 o’clock. wither can the best paint be madcfron, WHITE LEAD SUBSTITUTES Why is W hite I-ead p ain f th e standard paint of the United States Government? W hy is it specified by a rc h ite c ts and engineers, the world over, for im portant buildings and works? Because Science has discovered no satis factory substitute fo r White lead in paint! No other white pigm ent has its n a tu ra l durability and water-resistance. White Lead paint works out more easily and covers a larger area per gallon—an im portant saving, for the labor cost of application is often two or three times the cost of the paint. Lighter coats can be applied with White Lead paint. When properly applied, it will not chip or peel. This means a better sur face for repainting, without costly burn ing off of old paint. These exclusive advantages make White Lead paint the most inexpensive paint you can buy! Remember—The market price of pure White Lead will not permit its use, in practical quantities, in cheap paint. F uller ’ s P ure P repared C osts M ore P er G allon B ut L ess I n T he L ong R un ! The best time for painting is now— when the surface is dry. Call a Master Painter today— and specify Fuller’s Pure Prepared— the White Lead Paint. 'P U R E PREPARED W. P. FULLER & CO., 160 Front Si., Portland gr Stan, bai is JJ Laaii aaB late- • u a la in cititi— Faeloriei ¡a Saa F raatuta, Lai ctagilai, D is t r ib u to r , of V ,fa p « r P ro d u rla Eastman Lumber Co PAINTS VARNISHES GLASS LACQUERS PIONLLR W H IT E LEAD e— Mrs. Abbie Mllla of Salem has been visiting during the past week a t th e home of her sister-in -law , Mrs. H. C. Moore. Mrs. L. H Stone en tertain ed with a b irth d ay d in n er W ednesday in honor of her m other-in-law . Mrs. A. L. Stone. Covers w ere laid for six. T hose p rese n t besides th e hostess w ere Mrs. A. L. Stone, Mrs. Eliza Stone, Mrs. J. W. A nderson, Mrs. E. M Stone and Mrs. W. E. Stone. Mrs. Ida S hepherd has retu rn ed to th e home of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. C. G F an ch er, and Mrs. O. Volk m ar, an o th er d au g h ter, has re tu rn ed to h er home a t Salem. Mrs. S hepherd and Mrs. V olkm ar have been staying a t th e home of G alen F an ch e r at G resham d u rin g his a b sence th e p ast tw o m onths. Mr. Geddes has retu rn ed home and is rep o rted to be im proving a fte r recently undergoing an o p er ation at a P o rtlan d hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Stone, w orthy p atron and w orthy m atron of T ro u td ale c h a p te r. O rder of the E atsern S tar, attended th e daylight ch a p te r, Rose Croix, W ednesday T he degree w ork w as p ut on with w ording as used In 1850 and the officers w ore costum es c h a ra c te r istic of th a t period. A card p arty Is being planned for S eptem ber 28 a t the Masonic hall in T routdale. TROUTDALE P reach in g and Sunday school at the T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch at the usual hour of 10 o'clock. The Rev. E. It. D. H ollensted will preach. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lynch of Se attle, W ash., sp e n t F riday and S a t u rday a t th e hom e of .Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sm ith and Mrs. Nora H am ilton of K ansas City, Mo., and Mr. and Mrs R. F. Lowe of Oregon City a re spending a few days at Y achats heac.i. Mrs. E'red Pelton Is spending the week In P o rtlan d visiting relativ es and friends. T he Ladies Aid m et w ith Mrs. Je ss Coons W ednesday and made p lan s for the com ing year. Mrs. W C raw ford and Mrs. W C. Spence assisted the hostess. School opened Monday with an en ro llm en t of 75 pupils. R. D. H ew itt, p rin cip al, will teach the sixth, seventh and eighth g rad e s;, Dependable Used Cars $225 2tt FORD TOURING with R uckotell 3, especially good OVERLAND K l.I F id iti» TOI'RING, new tires, new p ain t; ca r ru n s good Iti» 2.1 SEDAN, 2 door, new tires, new paint, ca r in good ru n n in g c o n d itio n ....................... D l l , L I S KNIGHT, 4-door Sedan looks and ru n s g o o d ................. I TOI RING; new paint, good ru n s g o o d................................... Several ca rs in good ru n n in g condition, $25 to $HN*. USED IMPLEMENTS Com plete F airb an k deep w ell system , like new with 720 gallon ta n k ; cost over $500. Special. Beaver d rag saw, good condition. Litchfield sp read er, overhauled. C lectrac tra c to r m otor. Just overhauled O liver 6-ln tra c to r chilled plow- V aughan g ard en trac to r. 10 used gas engines. 5 used cream se p arato rs. A la rg e list of o th e r used Im plem ents, d rills, ensilage c u tte rs feed g rin d ers. HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO PHONE 1141 GRESHAM, OREGON There in only one place to buy McCORMICK - DEERING TRACTORS TW IN E IMPLEMENTS H. O. T E N N E Y 300 Belmont St Mrs. E. It. Nlchol, th e fo u rth and fifth; Mrs. C. I. Thom as, th e first, second and th ird grades. Mrs. H. E. W aite left T h u rsd ay evening to spend F rid ay and S a t u rd ay In C en tralia, Wash . w ith Mr. W aite. P o rtla n d | dinner. Mr. Bush Is em ployed in th e O. W. R. Kt N. shops in A ber deen, Wash., w here th e couple will m ake th e ir home- Mrs. C. E. Bush, her dau g h ter ; M arjorie and son P aul, w ith Mrs. Hush's m other, Mrs. Lydia d stran d left for W aldport S atu rd ay m orn ing w here they w ill spend a week with Mrs. O stran d ’s son, W illiam G strand. who has ch a rg e of a cam p seven m iles south of W aldport. They w ent by auto.
