Social gatherings and church events fill the week
Mrs Montie Gwinn hosts a "Sock" social and tea at Mr and Mrs W F Matlock's with a fine musical program and red and green decorations. The Signa Epat lon Omicron society plans a banquet for new members Miss Iya Hill and others. A quiet home wedding unites Grace Hawks and Robert Cronin in Pendleton area, and various clubs host games, dinners, and recitals across town with church services and union meetings planned for January.
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W. F. Matlock
Selkirk Norton
Winnie Privett
Nellie McMullen
Gertrude Fitzgerald
Fay Bartholomew
Dakers
A. J. Owens
Jerry Kimbrell
J. & Landers
Haren Crosson
Signa Epatlon Omicron Society
Edna Storie
Iya Hill
Hazel Rader
Laura McGee
Hazel Nolen
R. ©. Hawks
Grace
Robert Cronin
Portland
van Nuys
The
Presbyterian Church
Cronin
Oregon Daily Journal
Pendleton High School
Coffee fuels morning meals with trusted guarantees
Coffee declared essential to breakfast by local grocer Mike Bebilling. If not satisfied, customers receive a money back offer through Best coffee suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Parish church sale and prayer meeting notice
The Parish Aid society will hold a sale next Tuesday afternoon and evening at the parish church on Johnson street. A People's meeting is scheduled 4:00 to 6:20 p.m. with evening prayer and a brief sermon on The Tragedy of Samson. An invitation is extended to all Christian people to attend the Wednesday prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb and Johnson
W. T. Epster
Theodore Roosevelt
Emperor Willliam
Landers
Kipling
Isaac
Presbyterian Church
M. FE
W. A. Sunday
First Christian Church
W. F. Taylor
Young People's Society
Ruth
Lena Bandy
Home Missionary Society
F. L
Voh Lubken
University Park
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
First Presbyterian Church
Corner College
Alta
W. L. van Nuys
Kingdom of God
Young
Parish Aid Society
Johnson Street
Sampson
Three labor leaders shot at pardon hearing in Boston
Drin coll Cohen and Hubball, labor leaders, were shot by an insane man named Steel during a pardon hearing at the state house in Boston yesterday. The incident occurred as attendees gathered, causing injuries and prompting police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drincoll
Cohen
Hubball
Steel
State House
Boston
Amusements Review A Busy Oregon Theaters Era
The Oregon theater offers The Slave Girl and Slave Gin a strong draw with large audiences. The Streetey Bryan company delivers humor and pathos in Pendleton nightly and matinees. The Grace Huntington company appears at Star theater with fresh programs tonight through Monday. Star and Dime continue to feature new pictures, songs, and vaudeville to steady crowds, with low admission and inviting venues for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Oregon
Streetey-Bryan
Pendleton
New York
Grace Huntington Company
Star Theater
Malin Street
Dime Theater
The
Dime
Current Literature Club Hosts Festive Holiday Program
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse and Mrs. G HK Clark entertained the Current Literature club at Moorhouse home. An interesting program featured selections from The Child's Christmas Carol and Christmas in Shakespeare's Time. A round table discussion covered Christmas customs from various countries, with Mrs McAllister’s Christmas in Sweden drawing noted interest. Guests included Mrs. Colesworthy, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Burroughs and Mrs. Shoemaker. Mrs. Henderson to host Thursday Afternoon club on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
G. HK. Clark
Seftiha
Mra
J. FO. Dickson
Mra. McAllister
Sweden
Urging Road to Potts Road Improvement
Heppner Times reports the Commercial Club may reexamine the Potts road project after weeks of delay. Businessmen support new routes to attract activity, while the financial surge fades. The article also suggests reviewing roads into Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Heppier
Heppner
Heppner Times
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TV Pui Z
Eeema 7
Cue Fe
Sadie
Fred Donaldson
R. Alexander
T. T. Geer
Lawrence Frazier
H. B. Blatchley
Caldwell
Idaho
Gwinn
Mrs. K. Alexander
Evening Duplicate Whist Club
Alpha Pal Fraternity
Glemer Means
Golden Rule
Means
Frank Perham
W. H. Harrison
Geo. Hartman, Jr
Chas. Adams
William Shults
A. W. Nye
Umatilla
Weston
Dean Tatum
Jolly Neighbors Club
W. E. Pruitt
Lachland McCleay
Seattle
Charles Eppinger
Walla Walla
J. R. Childreth
Long Street
Ben Rieves
W. E. Clark
Chas. Richmond
Walter Jones
William Matlock
Fred Lantz
Ify Greenwood
Ashland
W. F. Matlock and
Leona Thompson
H. T. Sewing Club
William Moore
North Side Bridge
M. E. Church
Christian Science
Eagle Building
God
Preserver of
Man
Congregational Church
Rer Botel Bt. George
F. H. Wait
Cox
J. J. Vaughan
Cincinnati
Jam Hatcher
P. Morton
Jouls
Scholl
Moko
Ba Culp
Redily
Blanche Bell
City
Babbitt
Dayton
Clark Stone
Echo
W.T. Boehrig
Spokane
D. A. Carrgin
M. Reider
Los Angeles
C. D. Farrell
W. E. Stull
EB. B. Jemison
Jock Williams
Chicago
C. C. Berkeley
H. RB. Turner
C. F. Bott
Hollx
R. EB
Chas .H. Ramm
L. K. Steinhart
Paul Kennedy
Nell A. West
Burns
John Murray
Louisville
Golien Rule
Effo Jeane
Indianapolis
Ind
BE. S. Davis
Umatutla
Geo. Blanchard
J. B. Nelson
Sioux City
Iowa
E. &. Daenlela
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. Gonser
Vale
P. Folsom
J. Johnston
Maud Cochran
Aurora
J. & Jent
Henry Luate
Thomas Montgomery
Club
Mra. C. F. Colesworthy
Mra. Clark
Mra. J. R. Dickson
Burroughs
F. Shoemaker
T. A
T. M. Henderson
the Alexander Department Store
Bond Brothers
Pretty Presents
Harry Hiraiwa
E. Court St
Mengre
oBa
Dadly Brothers
Warren Street
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Henneman's Cigar Store
E. J. Murphy
E. Court Black
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Cagar
Peoples Warehouse
Jack Brown
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