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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1909
Page
3
Pendleton social items recount multiple visits and returns by residents from Spokane Portland and The Dalles. engagements and weddings noted in Helix Walla Walla and Pendleton with ceremony details and residence plans. Local events include a shirt waist dancing party at Eagles hall and the Jadjee auxiliary anniversary celebration. Rev Nathan Evane named new Methodist pastor to arrive.
In Pendleton today and tomorrow morning and evening he will fill the pulpit and be joined early next week by Mrs Evang. Dr T B Ford and wife arrive from Portland Tuesday and a joint reception for pastors and wives is planned Wednesday evening. Mrs Anna Kry CYryne leads a new English and domestic science instructor at Pendleton Academy with classes for married and single women and a busy social calendar. The young women’s domestic science class will run a booth at the district fair. Library Evening at the city library Thursday will host residents of the east end and south hill with the library board and Miss Batterson in attendance. Continued on page ten.
The Oregon theatre promises a real treat with the early presentation of Texas a four act drama portraying life in the great Southwest. The play features cowboys the Bold Bad Man gang and vivid incidents making life in the Lone Star state worth living as depicted by Frederick Remington.
Arrival of the automobile signals the end of the cowboy era as "Texan" offers a vivid look at the cattle country. The instructive and entertaining play promises broad appeal for all ages and will be shown Friday September 24 at the Oregon theatre.
The Royal Italian Grand Opera Co plans a major event this season with about 60 attendees and an orchestral unit of 20 musicians. The opera will be announced in the East Oregonian soon and presented at an early date.
Coming Attractions presents Mr. Wright Lorimer in The Shephard King a grand four act drama in Pendleton. The production marks its sixth season and is touted as the largest on the American stage with a 100 strong company featuring Brighto Royce Irving White Taniel Clotfether Frank Campbello Harold La Coste Earnest Roseman Daniel Lawler Walter Brown Helen Singer Federica Going Alison Skipworth Ruth Copley and Tooh Perrier.
Rev N Eynis begins as pastor of Pirat Methodist Episcopal Church with morning sermon What we Preach. German Evangelical Lutheran services Sunday at 2 pm in Presbyterian church Pendleton corner College and Alta streets all welcome led by Geo Spratter pastor. Communion at 11 am Sunday school at 10 am all invited. Charles Quinney rector.
Christian Science services are at 11 o clock Sunday morning with the subject Matter. Wednesday evening service at 6 o clock and Sunday school at 10 o clock. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Congregational church at 600 BE Webb and Johnson streets invites all.
Presbyterian church announces Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 led by pastor W. L. Van Nuys. Rev. W. H. Bleakney to conduct, Rev. R. G. White to preach. Musical program directed by Mrs. Valentine with solo Pilgrims of the Night by Mise Zimmerman. Evening union service at M. FE church.
Morning service at 11 o clock with sermon God's Place In the Work and special music. Bible schools at 9 45, classes for all, Baraca men, Young People's Union at 6 20. Eve ning Teacher Training Rally at MF&F church with speeches by pastor and representative men. Everyone invited.
A union meeting to discuss Bible study plans will be held tomorrow evening at the Methodist Episcopal church. Dr Bleakeny and Superintendent Landers will speak. pastors will participate. All interested in Bible and Christian work are invited to attend.
Miss Barbara KraI of 620 Mt Pleasant Ave Highlandtown Md recounts prolonged intense itching and facial red patches from eczema. After ineffective doctor visits and many remedies, four to five applications of Cuticura Ointment relieved itching. She used Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills and is now cured and recommends it to others.
An 1890s advertisement promotes Cuticura products for soothing babies with skin humors. It touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and other preparations as immediate relief for itching burning rashes and inflammations, claiming relief and faster cure when other remedies fail. Free booklet on skin diseases offered by Potter Drug and Chew Corp at 197 Columbus Ave.
West West street church invites all to Bible study at 11 p m with commution and preserting, Young People's Society at 6 37 p m, union meeting for teachers training class at 7 20 p m Wednesday prayer meeting, Friday advanced class teach ere training. Pastor A Mackenale Meldrum extends cordial invitation to services.
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