Athena Social Roundup Shows Busy Week Across Town
Mrs. A L McEwen visits Portland others travel to Athena for visits and church events. Homecoming day planned at the Christian church with baskets and three services. Rebekah lodge raises funds at Rogers Goodmans and local social news highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McEwen
Portland
R. B. Kirwood
Seattle
French Crigler
Freewater
Athena
L. J. Foss
O. D. O. Club
Roy Cannon
Rogers & Goodman’s
Rebekah Lodge
Cleve Stanton
Ione
B. B. Richards
Frank Ames
I. L. Michener
CG. M. Eager
Walla Walla
Tom Ervin
Irvin
A. J. Wagner
Joseph N. Scott
Pendleton
Christian Church
Charles Bond
A. C. Froom
St. Vincent
Alberta
Federated Church
Anna Compton Winn
Adele McEwen
Lohr
Forster
Dave
Lindy Lou
R. B. McEwen
Lillian Fredericks
A. A. Kimball
C. O. Stephens
H. H. Hill
F. B. Boyd
M. L. Watts
H. S. Watts
H. A. Barrett
H. I. Watts
High School Notes Mixed Activities and Local Meet Plans
May 1 events include a picnic trip to Bingham Springs and a county track meet lineup with A Taylor Ray Dudley and others. The 5th to 8th grades picnic is set for May 8 at Bingham Springs amid recent senior Flunk Day fun and a fire drill.
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Bingham Springs
Griswold High School
Helix
Athena
A. Taylor
Ray Dudley
Arthur Crowley
Harold Kirk
Eldon Myrick
George Pittman
Robert Lee
Emory Rogers
Bingham Spring
Hadley
Pinkerton
Gail Moore
Miss Best
Barrett Lawn
Gladys McLeod
Miss McIntyre
Miss Randall
Bamford
The
Christian Church
Glenn Hutton
Etude Club
LaGrande
J. O. Russell
Stanfield
Fred Kelly
Boardman Schools
Hutton
Baker
Oregon
Sunday Services Announced at Local Church
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. with a church service at 11 a.m. A sermon will be drawn from the first chapter of the Epistle of James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Motive Drives Success in a Runner’s Tale
An old fable contrasts a boastful dog and a rabbit. The dog explains motive matters most noting the rabbit runs for life while the dog runs for dinner. The incentive determines energy and chances of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Care of Umbrellas in 19th Century Wardrobe Tips
A shabby umbrella spoils a perfect outfit and shows wear quickly. For freshening its color use strong sweetened tea and sugar to stiffen the fabric. Muddy covers require greasing inside wires, scrubbing with warm soapy water, rinsing in cold water, and drying while open in the sun.
Warning One Cow Leads Herd To Safety
A plains vignette notes thousands of cattle grazing in unison with heads pointed same direction. Rare individuals stray to feed elsewhere, warning others. Cattlemen rely on such lone feeders to alert and guide the herd during emergencies or sudden storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia James Cannon
Atlantic Monthly
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