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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
15
The Corietion Church announces a revival with sermons by Pastor Gates ITAN Ged B and guest speakers. Activities include evening services, a children’s public recital, and a revival program over the next several days, ending with a closing Sunday.
A scanned notice describes Salvation Army meetings and prayer gatherings at multiple local church and home addresses. It lists leaders such as N. Moaistron, ReV. Eaton, and C. L. Roney, with sessions on Wednesday and Friday evenings and a final gathering at the Baste Wondeman hall.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday school and a Salvation Army service at 295 East Alta Street. Special dedication service at 3 PM with Colonel T. W. Beatt in attendance, followed by a grand Salvation Army reception in the park with music.
The 84 year old rector Rev Alfred Lockwood will preach at the morning service on Christ's Man and in the evening pose the question The Church and Social Problem. Holy Communion will be observed, and morning and evening prayers with sermons are scheduled. The public is invited to attend both services.
Sunday services at 11 am and 4 pm at 12 Main Street first stairway north of Inland Empire Bank. Sermon topic Soul for February 11. Sunday school 10 am. Wednesday meeting with testimonials at 8 pm. Reading room open daily 1:30 to 5 pm except Sundays and holidays. Pastor Paphet Toy at Bush Street residence. Phone 1167.
The Methodist pastor Hubert Edward Gornall leads a weekend program with sermons on The Christlike Man in the matin g service and Americas Pre-eminent Need in the evening. Captain Purdy of the Salvation Army addresses the crowd, with a sunrise mime by Alise Bell and the choir. The week’s drive is announced and church events include church school at 9:45 AM, morning worship at 11, reception of new members, Epworth League at 6:30 PM, and evening worship at 7:40 PM.
Edward Joahniven, Thane of the row ving persone, calls Abraham Lincoln the greatest and truest American. He knew Lincoln personally and was a custodian in Lincoln’s tomb. Joahniven is among three surviving witnesses to the exhuming of Lincoln’s body at Oak Ridge Cemetery.
The Wenata Club, formed ten years ago in Pendleton, dissolves as membership wanes due to deaths and changes. Prominent local merchants and farmers attended, with peak membership around 65. Pearl Thurman Thompson served as president and W. J. Clarke as secretary. the club met on the upper floor of the telephone building on Court Street.
Washington reports the shipping board chairman cites constitutional prohibition as the main reason for auctioning 29 former German liners. He warns government ships cannot compete with German vessels under prohibition, noting Cunard policy and December sailings. Senate debate on halting the sales is postponed as Jones blocks action until committee review.
Mr AL Saunders and wife welcomed a seven and a half pound girl born yesterday morning at 210 Bummer street. Clarks Welcome Son William Edward arrives Friday at St Anthony's hospital. Edward J Clark and wife celebrate their first-born, an eight pound son, named William Edward.
In Home Sector style fiction, two veterans discharged meet after long apart. They recall St Na auire and question the fate of their old squad. One laughs that Muggs is now a corporal reading the Life of Napoleon while another says he pumps gas in a garage and reads the Life of Rockefeller.
The Hague report says the Grand Duke of Heys and eight other Germans named in the allied war guilt list arrived in Holland on Friday seeking political refuge. Several generals are included in the party.
Washington February 14. John Derton Payne chairman of the Ward Ware Thursday named secretary of the interior, succeeding Lane on March 1. Announcement made at the White House.
Huenos Aires Feb 14. Butted mate or Paraguay tea, a common South American beverage, could become a prohibition drink in the United States if import plans proceed. A North American beverage maker is testing importing the herb from Argentina to introduce mate to North America. The drink remains a national custom in rural areas but is less common in cities. The gourd and bombilla implement the brewing method, with hot water repeatedly added as guests drink.
A garbled paragraph describes hierb quarries as a vital farm product used with hard breewits as the sole food in parts of a republic. It also reports an incident in New York where a reveler’s glass hit a diner in the eye, injuring the man and prompting hotel management to compensate.
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