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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
5
A rare quality fabric for summer garments described as highly pleasing for service is offered at a reduced price from $2.00 to $1.49, highlighting its value and appeal for shoppers seeking better material at a discount.
The Christian churches outline morning and evening worships with communion at 9 40 and 11 00 at the church, prayers, and sermons. Mr Snyder preaches at the Presbyterian tomorrow morning, and a talk on Germanys actions follows in the evening. Sunday school at 1 00, youth meeting, music by a quartet, and missionary updates.
The article invites all to Sunday services at First Hapliet Church with Sunday school at 1:50 pm and an 11 am sermon by J. Ho Morrin on the subject Chordinn Cliperahin. The evening service, led by Mr. Freda Brower, will be held on the lawn of Mr. St. E. Pet land at 205 Willow wheel, with singing and special features. Residents are urged to attend despite the warm weather.
Christian Science: services listed for Sunday 11 am and 7 pm, Sunday school at 10 am, Wednesday evening meeting at 7 pm. Pioneerewrtt Man is mentioned in relation to readings and Tuesday daily readings from 3:30 to 6:00, except Sunday.
In a Washington report dated June 11, officials revealed the United States 1905 Olympic style trophy claimed to be gold was pewter with a thin gold veneer and worth about 45 dollars rather than 5000. The deception stirred public anger toward the imperial regime as the trophy was questioned and auctioned, while President Wilson oversaw the nation’s morale fund increase by 125000. Meanwhile in Yakima Washington eclipse fears sparked superstition with Indiana workers retreating to camps and locals boarding up homes under the night sky.
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