Social and Personal Notes From Pendleton Society
Mrs J S Burees will entertain the North Side Bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home on Jackson Street. Miss Mary Alice Shanerd leaves Wednesday for Dakota after spending winter in Pendleton. Miss Dorothy Newberry hosts a sewing party with a guessing contest and awards for clever answers. Miss Genevieve Phelps, Mix Mary Clerk, and others attend. Miss Maxine Schannep of Pilot Rock is a guest. A farewell dinner honors Miss Shanerd hosted by Miss Helen Idleman. The Girls National Honor Guard plans a meeting tomorrow evening. Local visits include John Dickson returning from Portland, Mary Loulke Dickson headed to Portland, and Mrs Gee Hamblen traveling to Buffalo for Royal Neighbors convention with relatives. Mrs Florence Funwhire visits Stanfield. Mr and Mrs Theodore Von Arnreiter arrive after overland trip from Salt Lake, visiting Dr and Mrs F W Vincent. Mrs Pred Block returns from Portland. Royal Neighbors convention attendees include Mrs R C Bamber en route to Buffalo. Mrs Gladys Smith leaves for Wallace, Idaho. Joseph F Hendricks and Vera Wellh wed in Pendleton. HL Barnett and J D Kirk noted in town. Paul C Bates and F Angel seen in Pendleton. Edward G. Aldrich to Portand for editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Shanerd
Dakota
Pendleton
Dorothy Newberry
Genevieve Phelps Mix
Mary Clerk
Helen Fontaine
Marjorie McMonies
Mins
Geraldine Morrison
Mims Vie Crawford
Barbara Stanfield
Giladyx Redwell
Helen Nelson
Mary Alice Shanard
Helen Idleman
Jackson Street
Maxine Schannep Pilot Beck
Dorothy Newber
Gladys Redwell
Geneviews Phelps
Mary Alice Shaneri
Social and club news notice for East OCreennian
Public notice advises social and club news be submitted to the East OCreennian by phone or ether before noon for timely publication. News received after four o'clock noon may be held for publication the following day.
Local residents and visitors noted around town Sunday
Terry A. Johnson of Walla Walla was in the city Sunday. Johnny Hell, Weston farmer, spent Saturday in Pendleton. H and Austin of Nolin trunketed business in the city Saturday. Mrs Edna Pott of Helix came in on the XNPL train this morning. Mrs Howard Drew came in from Helix this morning. Donald McDonald of Pilot Rock W is a weekend visitor in the city. Mr BE P Dxxid and little daughter returned this morning to Hermiston after weekend here. W L Thompson highway committee signer is traveling to attend good roads meetings in the Wallowa county. John Wicksom, with his niece Mary Louise Dickson, left Saturday night for Portland for a few days. Mr and Mrs Lester Harey will entertain the Fortnightlyridge Club Friday evening at their home on McKay Creek. HF Hover of Helena MT, Viking farm taunts member, in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry A. Johnson
Walla Walla
Johny Hell
Weston Farmer
Pendleton
H. & Austin
Nolin
Edna Pott
Helix
Howard Drew
Donald McDonald
Pilot Rock
BE P
Hermitton
W. L. Thompson
Cotamie Siener
Wallowa County
John Wicksom
Mary Louise Dickson
Portland
Mire
Lester Harey
McKay Creek
H. A. Hover
Helena
Montana
Viking Farm Tauts
Brand Whitlock’s First Visist to Belgian Front
Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium met with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth in Havre May 12. He toured the Belgian front with Mrs Whitlock and other Americans, receiving a luncheon with the royal couple then visiting trenches near Hamayewle and Pervyse under fire as floods inundate the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hrand Whithoek
Belgium
Brussels
Hamacaywle
Pervyse
Revival Meeting Full of Interest
Dr Henry delivered two full-visioned messages at a revival meeting discussing the war’s relation to prophecy, the second coming, and world bankruptcy risk. He cited John 3 16 to claim salvation is easy yet sin hard to avoid, stressing universal gospel reach except Afghanistan and Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mos
Jesus
Afghanistan
Tibet
Christan
Faith, finances, and a May 14 Washington meeting
A sermon extols faith as a universal trait and notes that 92 percent of business uses checks, reflecting trust in people and banks. The article mentions choir night with Prof Erwin urging full attendance and a planned photo of singers. It also covers a two hour May 14 Washington conference where Joffre and staff discussed sending American forces to France, with Baker summarizing the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Henry
Washington
France
Joffre
Ha Kor
Scott
Baker
Marshal Joffre
Pendleton Shooters Win First Victory
Eight Nimrods turned out at Round-Up Gun Club grounds to shoot against Canemeh Gun Club of Oregon City. Pendleton won their first score in the Wol lametter tournament with a pool of 117, two lines better than the Oregon City mark. Notable scores included Porman and Stillman with 27, Hamsey Kirkpatrick and Despain at 27, Coutte 22, Shull 51, and Dr. Sharp 15. Bowman and Kirkpatrick plan Spokane trip for Inland Empire shoot. Woodburn scored 123 against Albany yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
Pendleton
Oregon Uy
Tain Porman
Yweivnee Stillmansch
Hamsey
Finis Kirkpatrick
al Despain
Eri? Coutte
Dean Shull
Dr. J. & Sharp
Bowman
Kirkpatrick
Spokane
Inland Empire
Pendietan
Woodburn
Albany
Funds urged for Boys and Girls Aid Society in Oregon
J G Kilpack, financial secretary of the Boreani Girly Aid Society of Oregon, spends the week in the city urging public support as the organization faces a financial crisis. He appeals for new members and a contribution of five dollars per year to sustain care for homeless, neglected, and abused children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Kilpack
Boreani Girly Aid Society
Oregon
Kil Pack
Uthat Organiza~ Thon
Kilpack
Camila
War bond ad misreads a tank image in New York
Fragmented OCR reads a war bond advertisement with garbled phrases about a tank and bond prices. The text mentions war bonds outperforming forecasts and urges investors, but the page is unreadable in places.
Speaking up for the nation's children in hard times
The speaker urges supporting domestic charities and opposing influences that threaten youth. Citing rising juvenile delinquency in England and Germany due to economy and education, the message calls to use all means to protect children from "the god of war" while conserving resources and safeguarding tomorrow's men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Marooned Crew of Munning Steamer Without Food Off Marquette
MARQUETTE Mich May 1 Without food for brew duye and in a serious condition 18 men of the crew of the steamer Munning of the Cleveland Cliffs Lren company are marooned on the steamer in a big joe now in Lake Superior off this port Five crew members crawled ashore risking their lives to seek help They swam part of the way and waded through slush ice after a 10hour battle from ship to shore With coast guards they tried to return with provisions but failed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pive Mick
Short
Ald Mintes
Marquette
Mich
Brew Duye
Muneing
Cleveland Cliffs Lren Company
Lake Superior
Hin Lee
Coast Guards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mra J. S
North Side Bridge
Mim Maxine Schannep
Pilot Heck
Girls' National Honor Guard
Chy Hall
John Dickson
Little Mist
Mary Loulke Dickson
2. H. Dickwon
Gee, Hamblen
Mew J & Tryon
Buffalo
New York
Royal Neighbors of America
Florence Funwhire
Stanfield
Frances Saling
Mre
FL Ivanhoe of
la Grande
Laurait, Nath
Theodore von Arnreiter
Eleanor Vincent
Cendicton
Salt Lake
la Grands
Mre Pred Block
R. C Bamber
Valley Washington
George Hamblen
N. Y
Me. W. W. Smith
Mira Gladys Smith
Wallace
Idaho
Joseph F. Hendricks
Sherman Co
Vera Wellh
Ceabje Street
Hev. R. E Gornall
The
Methodist Church
HL Barnett
Walleco
St. George
W. T. Caten
Golden Rule
J. D. Kirk
Uchiah
Powell Plant
T. C. Frasier
Milton
George Young
George Ledell
Freewater
Paul C. Bates
Angel
Boston
B. Aldrich
East Drumnonian
Portand
Ho Ie Quite ii
Hohbach’s Bakery
All Grocers
Loawea
Brand Whitlock
Nimrods
Deat
Corwen
New Y Yorkio
Tennin
United States War Bonds
Willard
Bat
Tery
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