Gresham outlook., October 19, 1928, Image 1

The First Cooking Class Held Yesterday was a Great Success. Another One this Afternoon and Again Saturday, 2:30, Grange Hall
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
VOL. IS, NO. #;
Walkers Will Exhibit
Free Cooking School Return Korell
To Congress Mr. and Mrs. E. N. W alker, of
Attractive to Many
the W alker Fox F arm , a re m aking
In te re s t in th e O utlook's free
cooking school w as keen yesterday,
as indicated in the atten d a n ce of 80
women, eager to learn th e new est
and best in cookery. Miss D orothy
Mae H ubbs, home econom ist expert,
who w as introduced by Mrs. H. L.
St. C lair of th e Outlook, m ade a de­
cided hit w ith th e w omen by the
ch arm in g w ay in w hich she con­
ducted the class and th e fre sh and
in te restin g suggestions w hich she
bro u ght for home cookery. It w as
q u ite evident th a t she w as p erfec t­
ly capable of p rep arin g a com plete
m eal for a fam ily w ithout delay or
confusion and a t th e sam e tim e ex­
p lain every step of th e process.
H er lessons yesterday included a
ro a st, a graham cra c k e r cream
cake, a cabbage salad cam ouflaged
in such a m anner th a t the m ost
p ern ick ety person would be te m p t­
ed to eat it; noodle ring, m ost a t­
tra c tiv e and a w hole m eal in itself;
and spiced chocolate doughnuts.
T oday's lessons included am ong
o th e r things, broiled pork chops
w ith pineapple and tw o or th ree
kinds of pie.
A num ber of w orth-w hile prizes
a re given aw ay each day, m ade
possible by th e generous su p p o rt
of G resham m erchants. Y esterday
Mrs. J. G .M etzger received a five-
pound pail of la rd , th e g ift of
B row n’s Meat M arket. Mrs. Vida
Stubbs, Mrs. M. C. S m edsrud, Mrs.
F. H. Davis, Mrs. L. T. St. C lair and
Ire n e Q uick each received tw o 5-lb.
sack s of F ish e rs Blend flour. Some
of th e products of th e day's cooking
lessons w ent to Mrs. A. E. McGuire
and L a u ra A. Johnson. Ivan Sw ift
of th e P. E. P. com pany h as offered
a hotpoint super heated iron, w hich
w ill be given as a g ran d prize on
S aturday.
The cooking contest, w hich was
announced at the cooking school
yesterday, has been called off. T his
w as a fe a tu re th a t had not been
planned for and it w as found th a t
th e tim e w as too sh o rt to p roperly
a rra n g e th e details and m ake the
co n test a success.
T he stag e a t th e g ran g e h all is
an ideal place for a dem onstration,
as it is high enough to m ake the
o p eratio n s plainly visible from all
p a rts of th e room. Two beau tifu l
H otpoint ran g es and a room y kel-
v in ato r, loaned for th e occasion by
th e P. E. P. com pany, are objects of
in te re st to all. B jur E le ctric com ­
pany provided a Crossley radio re ­
ceiving set, over w hich p rogram s
a re heard before and a fte r th e
classes.
p rep a ra tio n s to exhibit about 10 of
th e ir best silver foxes at th e Pacific
In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock exposition,
to be held a t P o rtlan d , November
3-10. They expect to com pete w ith
fox b reed ers from M ontana, Idaho,
W ashington an d Oregon.
About five y ea rs ago th e W alk ­
ers began th e ir farm n ear G resham
w ith six p air of sta n d ard silver
liixt s. ui the Willow Hill s t r a i n , r e ­
ceived directly from P rin ce E dw ard
Island. E ach y ear they have g ra d ­
u ally added to th e num ber and kept
up th e q u ality of th e s tra in until
now they have 80 silver foxes,
am ong th e best in th e n o rth w est.
T his y ear Mr. WTalk er is plan
ning on m aking ready a shipm ent
of about 20 p elts for th e ea ste rn
m ark ets. P reviously fhey have sold
only for breeding purposes. Mrs.
W alker sta te s th a t the top price for
a fox pelt in New Y ork la st year
w as $685 and th a t the av erag e price
w as $285. T he silv er foxes sold for
breeding p urposes from th e W alker
farm av erag e $1250 per pair. At
th is rate , w ith a farm of 50 or m ore
foxes th e ow ners have not only a
larg e in v estm en t but also realize a
very good in te re st on th e money in ­
volved.
Mr. and Mrs. W alker have m any
v isito rs from different p a rts of the
co u n try , who are very m uch in te r­
ested in th e ir farm . T h ere a re 150
C hinchilla rab b its on th e farm th a t
also a ttr a c t m uch atten tio n . Mrs.
W alker, who has com plete ch arg e
of th e rab b its, says th a t in the
sp rin g she expects to have b u ilt a
rab b itry th a t will house at least 300
of th e fu r b earin g anim als.
T here is one can d id ate to be v ot­
ed on a t the com ing election r e ­
garding whom th e re is general
unanim ity of th o u g h t and desire
for his re-election, and th a t is Con­
g ressm an F ra n k lin F. K orell, re p ­
re se n ta tiv e in co n g ress from the
th ird congressio n al d istric t of O re­
gon, w hich com prises M ultnom ah
county.
C ongressm an K orell has proved
his ability and fidelity and is m ost
w orthy of every good citizen 's vote.
He is a com parativ ely young man
but w ith enough experience as an
atto rn ey and leg islato r to m ake
him able and he now has th e added JOHN TEEVIN PASSES
FOLLOWING STROKE
benefit of a te rm in th e h alls of
co ngress w here he h as tak en a
Jo h n Teevin died at the St. Vin­
place of prom inence and influence cen t ho sp ital in P o rtlan d d u rin g
and is held in high respect. He has th e night T h u rsd ay , from a stro k e
a splendid reco rd and h as only j u s t . of p ara ly sis suffered la s t Sunday.
begun.
Mr. Teevin is survived by his
Mr. K orell is not an “ofliee seek- 1 widow, Mrs. C ath erin e T eevin; two
e r ” or a politician. He w as born in i d au g h ters, Mrs. K athleen Chiodo,
P o rtlan d and has grow n up w ith ' of G resham and Mrs. L enore K leav-
P o rtlan d . He is a g ra d u a te of the er, of D unsm uir, C alif.; two sons,
U niversity of Oregon and Yale Law- W illiam J „ of G resham and E d ­
school and w as adm itted to the m und P. of O akland, Calif.
Oregon b ar in 19X0. He is an ex-
F u n e ra l services w ill be held
service m an.
Monday m orning a t 9:30 a t St.
H is reco rd is open to in v estig a­ M ary’s ch u rch , W illiam s avenue at
tion. H e is a rep u b lican , but the S tan to n stre e t, P o rtlan d , u n d er the
Outlook can a ssu re all th a t he will d irection of Rev. Chas. D. Keveny,
not d isappoint th e confidence and of G resham . In te rm e n t w ill be in
su p p o rt of all good citizens re g a rd ­ ch arg e of A. R. Z eller, P o rtlan d ,
u n d erta k er, and will be m ade in
less of party.
th e Mt. C alvary cem etery.
See th e b arg a in s listed in the
New th in g s u n d er “C lassifled.”
W ant Ads.
FRIDAY,
LEGIO N A U X IL IA R Y
TO INSTALL TUESDAY
T uesday evening, O ctober 23,
th e A m erican Legion and th e A ux­
iliary w ill hold jo in t in stallatio n of
officers. C arl Mosier, sta te ad ju ­
ta n t. w ill act as in stallin g officer
for th e Legion and Mrs. Minnie B.
E astm an, past sta te au x iliary p re s­
ident w ill in sta ll for the au x iliary .
A program w ill be given afte r
th e in stallatio n . Rev. C harles S.
T ato r w ill give an ad d re ss; Miss
A ugusta H ahn w ill give a w histling
solo, accom panied by Miss Melba
S an d ers at th e piano, and Mrs.
B ayard M iller will give a vocal
solo, accom panied by Miss F lo ren ce
Honey a t th e piano. At a la te r
hour refre sh m e n ts will be served.
OCTOBER
1».
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
I » iS
*2.00 Per Year
Live Program Coming
Gresham to Help
Community Chest
T he P o rtlan d K iw anis club is
p lanning a good p ro g ram for the Free Methodist Churrh Ser» Ice*.
en tertain m en t of the G resham club
The services at the F ree Method­
S olicitors for the com m unity
Monday evening.
T he P o rtlan d ist «. liur. lt w ill be held in th eir
u la r o rd er next Sunday. T here ch est are w orking th is te rrito ry
club chorus, u nder th e leadership reg
be Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
of Rev. P. M. Blenkinsop, will give will
preaching at 11, Young P eople's th is week in an effort to fill the
a num ber of selected songs. Jam es m eeting at 7 and evangelistic ser- quota for th is com m unity in th e
P. Neal, d irecto r of tra n sp o rta tio n
for th e sta te of W ashington, will i vices at 7:30. T he public is cordial- budget of $689,890 for 52 ch a ritab le
be the p rin cip al sp eak er of the eve­ ' ly invited to atten d any of the and p h ilan thropic in stitutions, to
ning. Mr. Neal, who is a m em ber 1 m eetings.
secu re equitable distrib u tio n of
of the W alla W alla club. Is vice
financial sup port and elim inate the
Zion Ftungelleal Church.
p resid en t of th e in te rn atio n a l K i­
"d riv es” of these in stitu tio n s sep­
w anis club. Tw enty-five or th irty
"C hurch S unday" will be ob­ arately .
m em bers of th e P o rtlan d club are served by th e m em bers of th e Zion
G resham solicitors a re ham pered
expected to be p re se n t Monday E vangelical ch u rch next Sunday. because of the ap p a ren t unw illing­
night and it is hoped th a t all of the T he Bible school will open at the ness of citizens to assist in th e so­
Columbian High Notes local m em bers w ill tu rn out. T he 1 usual hour of 10 o'clock. Rev. E. licitatio n and because of a m isun­
A ltar society ladies of th e G resham i H orstm an, local pasto r, who has d erstan d in g prev alen t th a t th is is
(By Owen Emily)
C atholic ch u rch w ill be In ch arg e ju s t retu rn ed from th e east w here an affair of P ortland which should
The drivew ay before th e school of the d in n er at 6:15.
he sp e n t two m onths, w ill deliver not be extended to suburban dis­
building has been graded by the
th e serm oituat the 11 o'clock ser- tricts. As a m a tte r of fact, th e re
county.
vices. L unch will be b ro u g h t by are few in stitu tio n s now benefici­
PLEASANT HOME i the
J. A. F inley, singing teach er, is
m em bers of the congregation ary to the com m unity chest w hich
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bell and Mr. and la ter Rev. Mr. H o rstm an will do not give service in this com ­
organizing a glee club am ong the
stu d en ts. It w ill be com posed of and Mrs. L. E. Bell an d children, tell of his w ork in the in te rests of m unity. Among these may be m en­
who plan to leave for th e east the Mission board. In the various tioned the C hildren's Farm Home,
ab o u t 15 g irls and 10 boys.
V isitors at th e school la st week about the first of November, have ea stern cities, in w hich he has Goodwill In d u stries, Public W el­
w-ere M argaret Bevans, who w as a been the honor g u ests of a num ber been during absence from Gresham . fare Bureau, United S tates V eter­
form er stu d en t, and Miss R em ing­ of farew ell d in n e rs and p arties
a n s' Service, V olunteers of A m eri­
during th e p ast week. Among them
to n ’s bro th er.
Bethel Baptist Church.
, ca, Salvation Army, Y. M. C. A.,
w as the chicken d in n er served at
C. A. and m any others.
School w as dism issed W ednes­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
Services will be held a t the Y. C. W. E.
Johnson and W. R. Hicks
day in resp ect to the fu n eral of the Brow er of O rient. W ednesday eve­ Bethel B aptist ch u rch next Sunday
late county school su p erin ten d en t, ning. L ast Sunday evening Mr. at th e usual hours.
T he Bible have solicited the business houses
W. C. A lderson. Several from th is and Mrs. Leon Caddy and children, school will begin at 9:45 a. m. with of G resham and find a ready re­
sponse, many being 100 per cent,
vicinity attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C arro ll and classe s to ca re for all who wish to ,
At a stu d en t body m eeting. F ri­ baby, Ray E llio ttt and W illiam study th e Bible. At 11 o'clock Miss I with w orkers each contrib u tin g a
day, it w as decided to publish an E llio tt w ere gu ests a t the Bell Anna C ath erin e W hite will give her J d ay's wages to th e cause.
an n u a l a t th e end of th e school hom e for a buffet supper. T he Bell in te restin g and in stru c tiv e ta lk on :
term , as in previous years. The fam ilies, who have been resid en ts China.
Miss W hite com es from i RESIDENT EDR FIFTY
an n u a l is called th e “Cohim ore." of P lea san t Home for sev eral years, S hanghai U niversity and u n d er­
YEARS DIES SATURDAY
T h e staff for th is year is com posed are going d irectly to In d ian a w here stan d s th e c h a ra c te ristic s of the
Jo h n F. Douglas of Boring, a
of the follow ing stu d e n ts: Lynn they expect to visit d u rin g the w in­ Chinese people. At 7:30 in th e eve­
W oodw ard, ed ito r-in -ch ief;
Lois te r m onths, then la ter they will go ning Rev. Mrs. Adelaide H untley pioneer of Oregon, died a t the home
Mishey, asso ciate ed ito r; D elm ar to so u th ern M issouri, n ear K an- will speak on “ P rogressive Steps in of his son E rn est, on D ouglas
Ridge, S aturday. Mr. Douglas was
Wolfe, b u sin ess m a n ag er;
Otto sis City, w here they expect to lo­ : C h ristian Experience."
born in K ansas, November 7, 1853.
Aschoff,
ad v e rtisin g
m a n ag er; cate.
He cam e w est when ju st a sm all
R ichard E llis, a ssista n t a d v e rtis­
Gresham Temple Services.
K enneth and L eonard Lauder-
hoy and settled on land near w hat
ing m a n ag e r; P aul Bush, ath le tic s;
Sunday
school
begins
at
10
a.
m.
back
have
each
p
urchased
a
Buick
is now known us Douglas Ridge in
V erna Jen n y , society;
T helm a
T he subject for the s e r­ the E agle Creek country, in 1876.
Sw anson,
sn a p -sh o ts;
T helm a six sedan. K enneth and fam ily ex ­ Sunday.
mon
to
be
delivered
in
th
e
a
fte
r­
pect
to
leave
S
atu
rd
ay
for
Idaho,
His wife died in May, 1925. He
Davies, lite ra tu re ; G erald Emily,
jok es; Owen Em ily, staff a rtist, w here they w ill v isit Mrs. L auder- noon by th e p asto r, Rev. S. F. P itts leaves five children and two b ro th ­
w
ill
be,
"My
Two
W
itnesses."
This
back's
bro
th
er.
ers to m ourn his death.
Mildred S urher, staff ste n o g ra p h er;
service begins prom ptly
at 2
F u n eral services w ere held from
M. R. E m erson, faculty advisor.
o'clock
and
th
e
evening
serv
ice
be­
the Eagle Creek church, Monday
T he fresh m an re tu rn p arty held
Pleasant
View
Avenue
gins
a
t
7:30,
also
in
c
h
a
rg
e
of
the
afternoon w ith Rev. Mr. Cook of
F rid ay evening w as w ell attended.
T he w ork of rep a in tin g and kal- pasto r.
E stacada in charge. In term e n t was
A num ber of booths for th e e n te r­
P
ra
y
er
service
is
held
at
the
m ade in th e F o re ster cem etery u n ­
ta in m e n t of the guests, atnqng them som iuing th e in te rio r of P leasan t
tem
ple
on
T
uesday
evening
and
the
der the direction of the J. E. G ates
th e beauty p arlo r, th e fo rtu n e te ll­ Valley ch u rch has been com pleted
er, and th e fish pond, created much and much im provem ent has been young people’s m eeting on F riday F u n eral Home.
evening,
each
service
beginning
at
in te rest. Ice cream and cookies m ade. T he w ork w as done under
7:30. All a re cordially Invited to I
w ere served a t 9:30 and th e re ­ th e auspices of th e L adies Aid.
Mrs. L. G. Seifer has retu rn ed atten d .
m ain d er of th e evening w as spent
from Mt. Angel, w here she spent
in playing gam es.
PLEASANT HOME
P rin cip al P. J. Mulkey is driving some tim e visiting w ith relatives.
a new F ord to u rin g car.
M embers of
P le a sa n t Valley
A fine son w eighing 6% pounds
Ja m es Bushong is em ployed a t
P a r t of th e proceeds from th e g ran g e gave a s u rp rise party on w as born to Rev. and Mrs. Oliver the G resham I*. E. P. com pany office
sale of studentbody tick ets was Mrs. J. H ansen on T h u rsd ay eve­ .1. Gill T h u rsd ay at E m anuel hos­ us a salesm an.
used to p u rch ase a new basket ning of la st week, th e occasion b e­ pital in P o rtlan d . The baby has
Mrs. AV. J. Cooper went T h u rs­
ball.
ing her birthday.
been given th e nam e O liver Clark. day to v'.dt with her dau g h ter D or­
Rooms 6 and 8 have been fu rn ­
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. B row er drove othy in McMinnville. She will re ­
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. B rassw ell are
ished w ith new ch airs. T he ch airs im proving th e ir house on McKin­ last Sunday to Hood River w here
tu rn S atu rd ay evening and will be
a re of th e recitatio n room type.
ley road by th e addition of a room Mr. B row er conducted services at accom panied by her daughter.
the C h ristian A dventist church. The
which is u nder co n stru ctio n .
T he N eighbors of W oodcraft will
Union P.-T. A, Io Hold Bazaar,
W. C. H all has p u rch ased a new B row ers hud as dinner g u ests last hold th eir reg u la r m eeting T uesday
T he b azaar for the P a re n t- Ford.
W ednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
evening. A sh o rt business session
T each er circle of Union School Dis­
G uests at the hom e of Mr. and Bell, th e ir d au g h ter and children, will he held and then a social hour.
who
a
re
plunnlng
to
leave
soon
for
tric t 26, C lackam as county, has Mrs. W. C. H all S unday evening
F rien d s of th e lodge m em bers are
Missouri.
been set for S atu rd ay evening, No­ w ere Mr. and Mrs. E. Berg and
Mr. M cA llister has retu rn ed from to be invited guests for the occa­
Mrs. M. Manz and ch ild ren all of
vem ber 3. T he p rogram will begin P o rtland.
Husurn. Wash., w here he had been sion.
m em bers and friends of
a t 8 o'clock followed by sale of a r ­
Mr. and Mrs. E. Berg and Mr. picking apples. Wind and rain de­ th e All L u ttie
th er L eague of th e S aron
stroyed
some
of
the
crop.
and
Mrs.
Manz
and
ch
ild
ren
,
all
of
ticles of various kinds, hom e-m ade
T he
P leasan t
Home Sunday L u th e ra n ch urch, who wish to a t­
P o rtlan d , w ere Sunday evening vis-
candy and lunch. An invitation is ito rs at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. school association will m eet at the tend the meeting and social at the
P lea san t Home M ethodist church hom e of Mr. and Mrs. David Palm -
extended to all.
W. C. Hall.
Sunday a t 11:20 a. m. u n d er the blad, S atu rd ay, O ctober 20, a t Oak
lead ersh ip of the p resident, Andrew Grove, and have no m eans of
Johnson.
An in te restin g program tra n sp o rta tio n , are asked to m eet
A R E ME C L U B
has been planned w hich Includes at th e home of Dr. J. G. S ture,
ad d resses, basket luncheon, special w here ca rs will be provided for
m usic anil round table discussion. them at 7:15.
T h ere will be th e usual services nt
th is church excepting the m orning
Gresham Trl-Y Notes.
MASONIC HALL * * Gresham
ch u rch service. T he Sunday school
T he sing com m ittee of the G resh­
will m eet at lit o’clock under the am Trl-Y club sponsored a very en­
d irection of Mrs. Jack G reenwood, joyable and e n te rta in in g m eeting
th e su p erin ten d en t. T he E pw orth W ednesday evening, after w hich a
League will be at 7:30 w ith Elm a "p o t-lu ck " supper was held. The
Cook leading.
term "p o t-lu ck " som etim es signi­
PR IZES AW ARDED TO
fies too much of one dish but It was
Myers w ater system s, De Laval not th e case of th is supper, th e
The Best Dressed Couple.
Best Individual Character
Best Comic Couple
Best Individual Comic
I cream se p a ra to rs, O liver chilled g irls said. T here w ere 22 m em bers
plows. All rep airs. A la rg e list present.
GENTLEMEN. 7 3 4
LADIES. 2 R d
J nt good used im plem ents. Hessel
' Im plem ent Co., G resham .— Adv.
Ads in the Outlook will Increase
Additional Locals
Masquerade Dance
Means
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26
BAKE DA Y
SUCCESS
the merchants' prestige, hence his
Bargain In Shrubs.
sales, hence his profits.
S h ru b s of all kinds at h alt price,
some at less. K nllander F lo ral Co.,
opposite b erry can n ery , G resham .
—Adv.
Coming Events
and even such experts as Dorothy Mae
Hubbs, the demonstrator at this week’s
Cooking School, find that their skill is en­
hanced by the use of this Flour of unvary­
ing high quality.
As good for cakes and pastry as for
Dinner
L ents G ran g e will serv e a pure
food p ro d u cts d in n er W ednesday,
October 24, a t 6:30, 50c a plate.
Come and bring a friend. Mrs. O.
B. G uisness, le ctu rer.—Adv.
bread and that adds to its conven­
Sure, We Have ’em!
ience and economy.
Also Halloween
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S T IC K E R S
NAPKINS
S IM IA
Our line is now on display and ready for your in­
spection. You must see it to appreciate It.
COME IN AND LOOK IT OVER
Our Window Is Full of Them
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POPULAR
PRICES
ALWAYS
FRIEND’
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Phone 1236
GRESHAM
S unday.
O c to b e r
21.— S e m i-a n n u a l
m e e tin g o f P le a s a n t H o m e S u n d a y
S chool
a s s o c ia tio n ,
P le a s a n t
Hom e
M e th o d is t c h u rc h .
W e d n e sd a y. O c to b e r 24
A re m e C lu b
C a rd P a r ty In M a s o n ic h a ll, G re s h a m .
F r id a y , O c to b e r 2 6 .- P . - T . A. B e n e fit
D ance
and
G a rd P a r ty a t L y n c h
schoolhouse.
FOR T H E LADIES
MARI M I K COHMKTIt S.
A full line of face cream s, pow-
‘ d ers, sham poo, lotions, rouge, puffs,
d en tal cream , perfum es, etc. A
q u ality product of national re p u ta ­
tion at p o p u lar prices. A ylsw orth
* M artin.—Adv.
F r id a y ,
O c to b e r
26.— A re m e
M a sq u e ra d e
D ance.
M a s o n ic
( Ire s h a m .
F r id a y . O c to b e r 26.— L u th e r
H a llo w e e n S o c ia l a t
P o w e ll
schoolhouse.
C lu b
h a ll.
L e ague
V a lle y
F r id a y ,
O c to b e r
26. — H a llo w e ’en
scho ol p ro g ra m a n d s o c ia l a t S p rin g »
d a le scho olhou se, a t 8 o ’clo c k .
Pork Roasts
S a tu rd a y . O c to b e r 27 - M a s q u e ra d e
D ance, Ib x k w o o d G ra n g e h a ll
F r id a y . N o v e m b e r
T A
P ie S ocial.
20?
2 - H ills v ie w
P.»
S a tu r d a y .
N o v e m b e r 3.— S o u th e a s t
C ir c le M e th o d is t A id B a k e S ale, a t
A. W . M e tz g e r g ro c e ry store, a t I
o ’c lo c k .
Very choice
cuts, p o u n d ...
Newberg Parking Co.
Phon© 1151
S a tu rd a y . N o v e m b e r 3.— P .-T A . B a ­
z a a r, U n io n S chool D ls t. N o. 26. »’ la u k ­
a n i ax c o u n ty .
G resham
F r id a y ,
N ovem ber
2.— H a llo w e 'e n
c ln us b y th e O re s h a m O ra d o P a re n t-
T e a c h e rs a t th e scho ol house, a t 7:30.
East Side Cleaning
and Dye Works
F r ld a y . N o v e m b e r 9.- A m e r h a n
g lo n A rm is tic e D ance.
F r id a y ,
N ov.
9.— W o m e n s
U n io n
o f th e
K v a n g e llc a l c h u rc h
annual
b a z a a r a n d c h ic k e n s u p p e r a t c h u rc h .
1104 Powell Blvd.
GARMENTS CALLED
FOR AND DELIVERED
Leave orders with
J. E. METZGER, Greaham
Phone
IMil
Le-
F r id a y , N o v e m b e r 16. B a z a a r b y
W o m e n 's S o c ie ty o f th e P re s b y te ria n
c h u rc h o f F a ir v ie w
1
S a tu r d a y ,
D ecem ber
T r o u td a le Li
\a d le s A id .
1— B a z a a r
S a tu rd a y , I> ecem ber I . - T h e a n n u a l
' I > M e th o d is t I<ad • • \ I o f
P le a s a n t H om e, a t th e c h u rc h .
___ 2—
T h u rs d a y .
I>ecem ber
15.— C o ttr e ll
In d ie s A id B a z a a r a n d C h ic k e n S u p ­
per.