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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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.
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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.