Social and Club News Returns to California Budies and visitors
Social and club notes report Mr and Mrs K A Budiey returning to California after a family visit, with Mrs Davis and Mrs Williams visiting relatives in Portland and Pendleton. Other items include Portland trips, church kitchen preparations, Entre Nous club’s final gathering, and a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Meeker.
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California
K. A. Budiey
Man Duies
Pendleton
North Inter
Mre
Victor McDeora
Mre Davis
Wiliam
Davie
Portland
Claude My
Dues
R. & Davin
Gateway
Skin care product claim from Rose Co Cleveland
A terse advertisement notes a non greasy skin treatment described as dependable and stinging with the phrase ensil ation. The copy mentions The EW, Rose Co, Cleveland and highlights its claimed stain resistant properties.
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Rose Co
Cleveland
Dramatic Class Entertained and Betrothal News
A lively tea hour featured the dramatic class at the high school with Mina Lois Swiggart's birthday dinner afterward hosted by Mr and Mrs Wheeler. Grace Rugg and Harold Grey announce their engagement while Miss Cornelia Marvin prepares a library conference visit as Pendleton hosts a community gathering.
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Mina Lois Swiggart
Mary Johns
C. E. Cramer
Wheeler
Mary Douglas Chisholm
Helen Idleman
Donald Woodworth
Claud Snow
David Swanson
Grace Rus
G. W. Rugg
Pendleton
Eugene Sunday Register
Harold Grey
Medford
Grace Ugg
Grey
Pagw
Force Company
Headqtarters
Phi Gamma Delta
Mike Rugeso
Chi Omer
Kwami
Milliner Lydia Doolittle to Teach Hat Renovation Classes
Miss Lydia Doolittle of the extension department of C A C will conduct millinery classes in Pendiet on April 27 29 and May 1. Sessions run 2 to 4 p m and 7 30 to 9 p m April 27 10 a m to 12 and 1 30 to 5 p m May 1 in the library lecture room. Materials for cleaning dyes and tools provided. no charge beyond supplies. Women bringing hats should bring a small scrub brush and a dish or bowl.
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Lydia Doolittle
Extension Department
Pendiet
Dr Frank T Allen Predictions Stir Astrological Society
Dr Frank T Allen, director of the Astrological Research Society, warns the Senate may ratify the peace treaty by June unless he refrains from pressing for changes. The stare implies binding influence and cautionary note from the society leader.
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Frank TF Allen
Washington
Frank T Allen
Astrological Research Sociuty
Senate
Allen
Mies Dooilttle to Conduct County Schools This Spring
Instructions list supplies for meetings and outline Mies Dooilttle’s county courses. Pilot Rock events run April 4 and 10 from 2 to p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the community hall. Umatilla holds sessions May 3 and May 5 to be announced. Hermiston hosts May 4 and Milton May 11 with times to be determined.
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Mies Dooilttle
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
Hermisston
Soim
Milton
Baptists to Launch $18,000 Drive Sunday
Pendleton Baptist church opens its campaign for 18000 dollars this Sunday to fund the New World movement. George Mason leads the statewide effort assisted by captains targeting ten families each. County towns join in with quotas. county total contributes to a larger 190 million goal.
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Baptist Church of
Pendleton
New World Movement of the
Baptist Church
George Mason
Baptista
Hermiston
Adame
Campaign drives for Inter-Church World movement in spring
The Northern Baptist Convention of the United States has not yet completed its campaign. A forerunner to the Inter-Church World movement is planned with a drive from April 25 to May 2.
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Northern Baptist Convention of the
United States
Inter-Church World Movement
Road Petition Threatens ten thousand dollar damage claim
A woman from Echo testifies that establishing a road petitioned by D. Teel and others would cause about ten thousand dollars in damage to her property. Mrs Maggie Aliginbotham states she has no claim for damages.
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D. Teel
Maggie Aliginbotham
Echo
County road project impacts Mrs Higinbothams land
A claim filed against a county project alleges the road in township 3 north range 20 W would cross Mrs Higinbothams land cutting 46 acres from her rear and seriously injure the irrigation system already in place. The protest notes the route would affect irrigation and land area for half a mile.
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Agen
Qhéstion le
Radge
Mra
Higinbotham
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