Social calendar slows in Pendleton during Lent
Pendleton society enters a Lenten quiet with reduced entertainments and self denial for 40 days. Mrs. Tom Vaughan hosted a Tuesday bridge at Tustin street. Mrs. Edgar W. Smith as sister-in-law honored, with Mrs. Frank Hays winning the ladies prize. Chauncey Bishop of Salem hosted a bridge party at South Main, with prizes to Mrs. A. C. Hampton and Merle Chessman. Alice Buchanan hosted a ninth birthday party with the fortune cake ring won by Mary Lasts. Pendleton lodge 289 BPOE held a dancing party at Eagle-Woodman hall with United Orchestra playing. Mrs. C. P. Bishop hosted a gathering for Chauncey Bishop of Salem, with bridge and refreshments. Daphne Leasure hosted Young Ladies Bridge Club. Daphne Leasure also entertained at 224 South Martha Street. Byron E. Reeser, Walla Walla attorney, visited Pendleton. he is in the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Local bowling club held an informal dance in Eagle-Woodman hall with United Orchestra. North Side 600 club met at Mrs. B. A. Schiffer’s on Madison. bridge and lunch followed. Mrs. Clark Nelson hosted three tables of bridge for Mrs. H. C. Thompson’s Portland departure. Chauncey Bishop and son Robert returned to Salem after a Pendleton visit. Pendleton High School hosted a dance for the defeated Walla Walla basketball team at Eagle-Woodman hall. Miss KB. J. Frazier returned from Portland. Miss Mary C. Roberts visited Walla Walla. Mrs. N. A. Jones returned to Portland after visiting in Pendleton and Walla Walla. Dr. C. J. Smith returned from Portland after a weekend with Pendleton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Vaughan
Tustin Street
Edgar W. Smith
Frank Hays
Una Smith
Mia
Ernest Ruppe
W. H.lytle
Willard Bond
Richard Mayberry
Sam Thompson
Chauncey Bishop
Salem
A. C. Hampton
George Hartman
C. P. Bishop
Ben L. Burroughs
Roy Rexander
Jennie Perry
Daphne Leasure
Bernice Ruppe
Sam R. Thompson
South Main Street
Mra. A. C. Hampton
Merle Chessman
Thomas Vaughan
A.C. Hampton
KL Swinburne
Mieses
Fay Bartholomew
Edna Thompson
Messia
Clarence Bishop
Association Building
John Adams
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
South Marth Street
Thurasay
Mis. A. C. Hampton
Lou Flood
Religious services and schedules from local churches
Church of the Redeemer announces Sunday services with litany at 9 00 am and communion at 7 00 pm In addition a 7 30 pm sermon service and Lenten midweek services at 4 00 pm Tuesday Thursday and 7 15 pm Wednesday with choir practice afterward Friday morning offerings of the Livany. Pendleton Presbyterian church to meet Sunday March 6 at 2 00 pm Pastor Geo Sprattler invites all. First Methodist Episcopal at Webb and Johnson with Rev N Evans preaches Overcomers in the morning and Clues of Refuge in the evening 11 00 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 10 00 am Eyworth League at 6 20 am Beginning next Thursday the pastor will deliver a series on The Seven Utterances from the Cross all services open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Pendleton
Cover College
Alta Birects
Geo. L. Sprattler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Eyworth League
Sermons and services at Christian Church North Main
J W Van De Walker pastor preaching at 11 p m and 6 20 p m over Bible school class for any grade. W F Taylor superintendent invites all to Bible study prayer meeting and Young People's and Junior Endeavor groups with a sermon on The Tree of Life. First of a Sunday evening series. Cordial invitation to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Christian Church
North Main
J. W. van Dewalker
W. F. Taylor
Presbyterian Church Morning Services Schedule Noted
In Rev Lininger's absence Rev Reeser will occupy the pulpit in the morning. There is no evening service. Bible echoes at 10 a m, morning services at 11 a m, Cuchitan Endeavor at 6 30 p m.
Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised by Thousands
Advert claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe reliable remedies praised by thousands of women restored to health through their gentle curative properties. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Women Motorists Learn the Heart of the Automobile
A March Columbian excerpt notes the shift in female driving from curiosity to mastery. It praises women who compete and tour, urges thorough knowledge of the car, and argues many women yet to become “thoroughbred motorist” with proper instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Barnes
Buckeyes to Banquet in Denver Temple Program
Natives of the Buckeye state from across Colorado converge on El Jebel Temple in Denver tonight for the annual Ohio Society of Colorado banquet. A feature will be a musical program by veteran Buckeye fiddlers performing old-time tunes from twenty to thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeyes
Denver
Colo
Colorado
el Jebel Temple
Ohio Society of Colorado
East Oregonian Broadly Covers Daily News
The East Oregonian provides ongoing coverage of local events, politics, weather, and community notices across Pendleton and surrounding counties with a steady stream of stories, briefs, and updates reflecting regional concerns and developments.
Familiar Faces of Congress in Old Guard Exchange
The piece recalls long-serving lawmakers and notable personalities in the House, including Joseph Holt Gaines and William S. Bennett who fought Canadian reciprocity, Charles N. Fowler famed for anti Cannon stance, and Willam W. Cooks described as a neighbor and farmer in Congress. It highlights others like Herbert Parsons, Hamilton Fish, J Sloat Fassett, Cyrus Darey, Theron Akin, Ad am Byrd, and Jim Tawney, praising their roles, quirks, and anticipated impact in the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Coudrey
Rep
Washington
Eivilia
District of Columbia
Joseph Holt Gaines
Ota
Ways and Means
William 3. Bennett
N. C. Gaines
Bennett
Charles N. Fowler
Fowler
Hig Withlolle
Dunols
Willam W. Cooks
T. FR
White House
Oyster Bay
Congress
Herbert Parsons
Dem. N. Y
Withal
Hiamilton Figh
Rep. N. Y
New York
J. Sloat Fassett
N. Y
Upstate
Empire State
Cyrus Darey
N.Y
Theron Akin
Akin
Ching
Adam M. Byrd
Mississippi
William Witlet, Jr
Roosevelt
Willer
Jim
Jim” Tawney
Treasury
Tawney
Albert Douglas
Ohio
House
Douglas
Papers of Two Years Ago Pay Doug Las Attention
The article notes that documents from two years prior drew significant focus toward Doug Las, highlighting the renewed scrutiny and public interest surrounding the episode and its aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Aids Nature Action
Medicines that aid nature are always most successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan by easing the cough, freeing secretions, and helping restore the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all dealers.
Laying hen analogy sparks noisy boasting by some men
A remark likening certain men to a laying hen accuses them of making loud display and excessive boasting whenever they act, suggesting a habit of ostentatious self-promotion that undermines restraint.
Romance blamed for foot and mouth disease spread
A Swedish outbreak was once attributed to birds carrying germs from infected areas in Germany. In Austria cattle disease persists and a local excuse cites “Pensternigehen” courtship on isolated farms, where lovers allegedly spread germs by clothes or boots. The practice is now forbidden with fines and imprisonment.
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Sweden
Germany
Upper
Austria
Wile
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Aliee Buchanan
W. A. Storle
Mary Lasts
Francis Kearney
Gertrude Moule
Helen Thompson
Marjorie Lante
Thelma Ernhardt
Francea Kearney
Pan
Pendleton Lodge
Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Byron E. Roeser
Walla Walla
University of Washington
Reeser
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
North Side 600 Club
B. A. Schiffer
Madison Street
Clark Nelson
Bridge
H. C. Thompson
Portland
Robert
Mr. Bishop
Hall
Victor
Mies
Mary C. Roberts
Levi Ankeny
N. A. Jones
Ctty
J. W. Campbell of
Hermiston
Dr. ¢. J. Smith
Ernest Wells
Athena
East Oregonian
Texas
Western
Los
California
the Greater Alexander
Koeppen
Haviland
J.T. Wilson
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