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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
9
Local society pages detail a program featuring Miss Harriet Yount and thrift themes, a birthday party for a horse, and a list of attendees with numerous names. Reports cover club meetings, musical selections, and forthcoming Alpha Azim shly No. 9 activities, plus War relief efforts and school term closings and retirements.
The article muses on why many people are musical and how a single melody threads through life. It links child hood tunes to adult memory, noting that popular songs move from casual appeal to sacred memory as time passes. It discusses how records like Tipperary recur in memories and how every life holds a forward and backward current shaped by music.
Local notes list a string of residents and visitors arriving or departing Pendleton area towns Mrs J K Shotwell Mrs R Raymund Bika leave Heil and Echo residents Mrs Helen Winfield to Valley City etc. Multiple social visits and travel plans referenced with several names and towns including Portland Long Beach Panhandle Athens Heppner Walla Walla and Stanfield ranch activity.
A farewell service for Wilber Owen departing for Fort McDowell California will be held at Church of the Redeemer. Rev Alfred Lockwood rector presides with 8 A M Holy Communion 9 45 church school 21 minring prayer and morning service 5 evening prayer and sermon The morning topic The Truth the Foundation of Society and in the evening Lincoln and Government.
A church notice states Pastor Hubbell will preach both morning and evening at the Chetuthin church on Sunday May 26 with services planned for the day. An idle school event is scheduled around 7am.
The notice lists a sermon at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday March 28 1918 and an initial idle echo at 50 minutes past the 11. It outlines a church service timetable for the day with a morning sermon and an earlier idle period.
An advertisement from Central Montana Ranches Co and Central Alberta Ranches Co touts prairie land in Montana and Alberta as superior to midwestern wheat country. It highlights low prices, favorable farming conditions, large tracts, and easy terms, with sample deals near Bur ling, Alberta and towns in Montana. Local agents and multiple towns are named to attract buyers.
A school event urged future leaders to pursue broad education for global leadership after World War II. Dr Straub quoted postwar visions, noting how college funding drives ambition, with anecdotes of students working their way through college and 1948 Pendleton high school graduates listed.
Pendleton Lodge No 65 A B and A M announces a meeting Monday evening at eight o'clock. Work in F.C. By order of W M.
Tomorrow will be a day of emphasis as the Grand Army of the Republic holds a parade to church services. The event includes memorial messages and a morning service led by the local pastor, with patriotic themes and observances planned throughout the day.
Rev D L Baker outlines the theme When Men Meet at a 7:60 p m gathering. He returns to preach again, emphasizing community dialogue and spiritual guidance at the local church meeting.
Webb and Johnson’s church schedules include Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday evening meetings at 7 p.m. with a season sermon on "Soul and Body." The reading room is open daily except Sunday from 2:30 p.m. until close.
The church schedules two morning services with pastor Mr Snyder and a 4 pm session on The Lamb of the Fol. A baptism will be administered in the morning. Rev Caphelon, the Indian missionary, will give a farewell message. Mrs Pormhaw will join the choir for the offertory. Keaton Mine Jacocie from Orson will begin her vocation this week.
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