Sig ma Epsilon Omicron Dance Tops High School Social Scene
A lively third annual dance in Eagle-Woodman hall hosted by Sig ma Epsilon Omicron sorority drew many Pendleton youths and guests. The event featured Johnson's orchestra, festive Japanese lanterns, and patronesses led by Mrs. H. J. Bean and others.
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Sigma Epsilon Omicron
Eagle-Woodman
H. J. Bean
J. R. Dickon
M. A. Rader
Frank Hayes
William Temple
Richard Mayberry
Fred Earl
H. J. Mann
BE. P. Marshall
Johnson
Thousands With Kidney Trouble Need Attention
An old health ad explains kidney issues and urges Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy. It describes symptoms such as back pain frequent urination and bladder discomfort and promises relief and restored health with an offer for sample bottles by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Celebrate 0th Anniversary
In Newport Skinner hall the focal lodges of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a Monday evening event. The rooms were decorated with symbolic colors and lodge colors. a regular session preceded a banquet for about a hundred members who shared a sumptuous repast and enjoyed social time.
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Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Newport- Skinner Hall
Won't Slight a Friend Beals Me Proud Of Discovery
Mrs A L Alley of Beals Maine praises Dr Kings New Discovery after ten bottles cured her coughs colds and lung trouble in her family and others. She calls it the best medicine for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pain. Relief is immediate and the remedy is guaranteed by Tallman Co and Pendleton Drug Co with free trial bottles offered.
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Mre. A. L. Alley of
Beals
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Churches Church of the Nedeemer Services Sunday
The Church of the Nedeemer announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 AM and morning service including Holy Communion at 11 AM. Evening service moves to 8 PM instead of 7:30. All are cordially invited. Charles Kinny, Rector.
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Charles Quinny
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule at Alta and College
Presbyterian church at corner Alta and College announces morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Largest Business of all Time. A Bible study hour at 10 follows, plus a young people's meeting at 8 20 p m with Life Lessons from the Book of India h, and an evening service at 7 30 featuring praise prayer and invitation. The sermon asks If Jesus was the best man that ever lived who is the second best.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Corner
Alta and College
W. JL. van Nuys
Bure
German Evang Lutheran Service at Warren Station May 2
German Evangelical Lutheran service at Warren Station Sunday May 2 at 7:30 p.m. The young man’s cornet band meets at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr Henry R?owenber y. All members invited. Geo L Sprattler pastor.
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Warren Station
Henry Rtowenbéry
Geo. L. Sprattler
Epworth League Talk Opens Sunday Evening Series
Methaxus Episcopal First Methodist Episcopal church led by Pastor T B Ford hosts a morning service at 1 a m with Sunday school run by A J Owen at 1 a m. Public services include a sermon by the pastor at 6 30 p m and Epworth League devotional at 7 30 p m followed by a lecture to Dr Ford, first in a series of Sunday evening talks.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
T. B. Ford
Johnson Street
A. J. Owen
Epworth
Perils of Young Men Evening Program
Informed audience urged to attend the evening program themed Perils of Young Men. Features include fine music by the church choir conducted by Mrs Landers with Mrs Owen at the organ and accommodating ushers available for attendees.
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Landers
Owen
Morning Services At Baptist Church Reverend Preaches Teach Us to Pray
The Baptist church at E Alta and John Street led by Rev R E B Storey schedules 11:00 morning service with a sermon Teach us to Pray and 7:30 evening service on topics A Man that Made His Own God. Bible school at 6 with classes for all. Baraca class at 10 led by G Miller and R E Storey Teacher. Young People's Union 6:20 Life Lessons from Isaiah led by F E Welles. Wednesday 7:00 prayer meeting Publish ed Word. Fr, Sa, Su afternoon and evening meetings with Union service 3:00 Sunday.
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Baptist
Baptist Church
E. Alta
Johnson Streets
R. EB. Storey
Alta Street
Bible School
G. Miller
R. E. Storey
Young People's Union
F. E. Welles
F. E
Dark to conduct Baptist services May 7 to 9
F. E. Dark will lead services at the Baptist church Friday through Sunday May 7 to 9 with afternoon and evening programs. His talks will focus on biblical stewardship as he travels as a free worker for national stewardship committees. A union service is planned Sunday afternoon and further notices will appear in the paper. All interested in modern Christian work are invited to attend.
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Dark
F. E. Dark
The
Baptist Church
Northwest
Mr. Dark
Perils and Guards of Young Men Lectures Tonight
Dr Ford presents two talks in Pendleton's Methodist church on Perils of Young Men and Guards of Young Men. He warns that modern times place youth at unprecedented danger and aims to warn young men, their parents, and their peers at 7 40 this evening.
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Ford
Methodist Church
Pendleton Cash Market Advertises Fine Meats Line
Pendleton Cash Market announces a new line of hams bacon smoked meats and lard. Contact Main 101 for best meats at Pendleton shop.
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Pendleton Cash Market
Second National Apple Show Planned at Spokane
Spokane dates set December 6 to 11 for the second annual national apple show in the Armory and outbuildings. Premiums total 35000 while E F C Van Dissel becomes vice president and board chair overseeing local arrangements. Louis W Hill leads official roster as president. Ben H Rice is secretary and manager. same show plans as last year with exhibits in temporary buildings around the Armory and vaudeville entertainment in the Armory.
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Spokane
Louis W. Hill
Ben H. Rice
Dime Theater Drops Gold Watch Giveaway for Better Show
The Dime Theater announced it will stop the gold watch giveaways and replace them with a higher quality show. Management said the new lineup aims to attract larger crowds and deliver greater entertainment value.
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Dime Theater
Pastime Theatre Shows New and Live Pictures
A warm theatre with new and live pictures awaits audiences at the Pastime. Patrons can expect an inviting, comfortable venue showcasing current films in a traditional cinema setting.
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Read about a new absorption treatment for piles sent free for trial. No money needed, just write to Merc M Summers Dex 2 Notre Dame, Indiana with references from your locality for relief and permanent cure.
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Othe
M. Summers
Notre Damme
Ind
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