Local social notes and events in Pendleton area
Pendleton social page chronicles weekend visitors from Weston to Umatilla dances and receptions. Guests include Miss Edith Still, Miss Leah Keslor, Miss May Petross, Miss Biffle Parkes, and Miss Bee Brownell. Engagement announced for Dale Rothwell and Ellen Kinman. A French afternoon, a Woodcraft banquet, and a basketball visit by Umatilla are noted alongside weddings, bridge club gatherings, and a birthday party for Wilbur Kurrie.
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Dale Rothwell
Ellen Kinman
Rothwell
Hanscom Jewelry Store
Miss Kinman
Current Literature Club elects officers for new year
Doelph and a list of members hold an annual meeting at Mrs. A J McAllister home to choose officers and plan next year's study on Scandinavian nations in history literature art and music. New officers begin in October with Calesworthy as president Boyd vice president Wade treasurer Bonney secretary. A vocal recital by Mia Vaughan Bernice Ruppe and Ethel Chapman drew praise at Harriet Young's studio in the Association building.
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Gertrude Campbell
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Eddy Street
Lou Flood
Nona Johnson
Richard Mayberry
Roy Kirkley
W. H. Lytle
Roy Alexander
Norma Alloway
Edith Johnson
Edna Storie
Frank Haya
A. J. McAllister
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
C. F. Calesworthy
Ida Boyd
BE. T. Wade
Chas. Bonney
Mia
Tom Vaughan
Bernice Ruppe
Ethel Chapman
Harriet Young
Association
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla Walla
Chadwick
Marin
Mascagni
Roger Quilter
Fernando
Walavorita
Doneglet
Church of the Redeemer Lenten Services Announced
The Church of the Redeemer recalls 7 30 a m Sunday services with Sunday school at 16 a m and 11 a m and 7 20 p m Divine service with sermon by E N Strong. Lenten services next week include Wednesday 7 16 p m choir practice after, Thursday 4 p m, Friday 8 a m Litany. All invited by Rector Charles Quinney.
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E. N. Strong
Charles Quinney
North Main Street Church Bible School Notes
J W VanDe walker pastor explains 9 45 Bible school with trained teachers separate classrooms and a class for any age. You are in.
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North Main Street
J. W. VanDewalker
Methodist Church Services With Passover Theme
The Methodist and First Methodist Episcopal church at Webb and Johnson streets, Pastor N Evans, invite strangers to worship. Morning theme Our Passover with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Evening topic The Strength of Young Men. Sunday school 10 a.m. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. Reading room hours 2 to 4 p.m. Services also at 11 o'clock for Christian Science lesson Substance. Wednesday services at corner E Webb and Johnson streets. All correctly invited.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Epworth Lenglh
E. Webb and
Morning and Evening Services at Local Church
Morning and evening services announced with an 11 o'clock sermon titled What is the Kingdom of God and a 7:50 sermon Jesus among His Friends. Bible echo at 10 o'clock and a Young People's meeting at 6:30. All invited. FR. E. Storey, pastor.
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Jesus
Young Peoples
E. Storey
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Sunday March 12
Regular services will be conducted on Sunday March 12 with Bible school at 10, preaching at 11. The society meets at 6:30 with preaching at 7:30. Joel C Lininger is the pastor.
Evangelical Lutheran notices shift to Echo church
German Evang Lutheran announces no services at Myrick Station. Rev. Geo L Sprattler will hold services at Echo in the M B church at 2 p m, replacing the scheduled local service. The notice notes the change and location for worship.
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Myrick Station
Geo. L. Sprattler
Echo
M. B
Robinson Is Orator Debater to Represent Oregon in Contest
University of Oregon special correspondence reports Charles W. Robinson of Oregon City, yell leader and editor of the Oregona, chosen to represent Oregon in the Tri-state oratorical contest at the University of Washington in April. His oration The Flames of the Crucible discusses immigration and U.S. challenges amid immigrant influx.
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State University
University of Oregon
Eugene
Charles W. Robinson
Yell
Oregona
Oregon
University of Washington
Robinson
United States
America
Carlton Spencer
Winher
Edward Terry Coming to Light Pendleton Audience
Edward Terry a renowned English comedian will perform at the Oregon theater on Wednesday March 15 presenting a well chosen repertoire of his many hits familiar to playgoers on both sides of the world.
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Pendleton
Oregon Theater
Edward Terry
Atlantic star Terry dazzles audiences with charm
The exuberant humor and personality of the famed actor Mr Terry have made him a universal favorite for generations. Though years have passed since he toured America, admirers remain, and his current tour promises strong success. His versatile artistry includes notable roles like Dick Phenyl in Sweet Lavender and William Todman in Liberty Hall.
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Atlantic
America
Mr. Terry
Dick Phenyl
William Todman
Thene
Three Weeks moral play to grace Oregon Theatre on March 14
A reader aimed drama of royal marriage and state interests as Glynn’s moral tale becomes a stage production at the Oregon Theater on March 14. Critics hail its serious theme, striking production, and carefully chosen cast with a view to fitting the play’s unusual types.
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Oregon
The
America
Europe
Miss Glynn
Petition Seeks Administrator for Reynolds Estate
Walter E. Hersenger of Redding files in Los Angeles probate court to be named administrator for Louise Reynolds estate. Reynolds, shot by husband Charles F. Reynolds near Lanker shim on February 14. Estate valued at 5700 with 4000 in realty and remaining in jewelry and personal property. Heirs include brothers John A C W Hersinger W E Hersinger of Redding H L W F Hersinger of Grants Pass T J Hersinger of Stockton and W C Hersinger of Pendleton Oregon.
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Los Angeles
Walter E. Hersenger
Redding
Louise Reynolds
Charles F. Reynolds
Lankershim
Orefon Brothers
John A. C. W
W. E. Hersinger
H. L
W. F. Hersinger
Grants Pass Ore
T. J. Hersinger
Stockton
W. C. Hersinger
Pendleton, Ore
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