The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-11-27

R. H. Kaltz, thu piano tuner
is at Hotel Corvallis for few
days.
Miss Emma Laughlin, of North
YambilI, arrived Saturday for d
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Erwin.
Ate. two weeks Welt wi b
Miss M bel Withvcomba, Miss Ida
Jones returns tomorrow to her home
at Brooks.
Miss Helen Steiwer and broth
er Karl left today Cor their home
after a several days visit with
friends.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be beld at the Presby ter'an
church Thursday nornir G at 1890.
Rev. G. 81. Gibbs Of the M. E..
church, South, is to deliver the ser
mon.
Among the Albsnyites who at
tended the U. of 90. A. G. game
Saturday were Misses Emma Sox,
Arlene Train, Frances Nelson, Leo
"a Frances, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn r.
vine, Fred Weatherford, Earl Fort
miller, R liza Ralston, Neal Murray
and w. H. Hogan.
-Teroah Winfield Scott, of the
o. A. c. graduating class of 1904
has been appointed to-a sd lieulen-
ancyLin tbs Philippine Corsta hulary,
and after a visit of a couple of weeks
left Corvallis yesterday for Sattle,
where he will sail for M4nila on the
18th inst. He will be a passenger
on the steamer Dakota. His last
ear in college, Mr.. Scott was cap
tain OF company "A" o A. c. ca
det regiment, baving succeeded Mr..
Jackson in that position.
Rev. T. S. Handsaker and
family are to join Thanksgiving
day in a family reunion to take
place on the parental farm lear
Eugene, wherein the fiftieth anui.
versary Of the wed ding of the faith
er and mother Handsaker will be
celebrated. Eight sons and daugh-
ters will be present. The elder
Handsakers reside in Eugene, but
the celebration will be held on the
old family homestead because OF
the happy days of Auld Lang S5ne
spent there.
In the 24th annual convention ust
held at Pnilomath, Rev. Charles A.
Phipps, field worker for the state
of Oregon, took leading part and
was most entertaining, Instructive
in bis addresses on Leading Sunday y
school themes. Revs. Gibbs and
Moses, Of C.rvallis, were active
during the session and contributed
very materially to the interest OF
the convention. A new constitu'
ton for the county was, adopted
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year: President of
the association. Virgil E. Waters;
vice president, Walter Wiles; rec.
secretary, Ethel White; Statistical
secretary and treasurer. Rev G. H
Gibbs; srpt. training department,
Prof. Henry Sheak; supt. primary
department, Mrs Sarah Cauthorn
supt. home department, Mrs. NJ. A.
Wright. The following resolutions
were adopted: ''In as much as We
have for our field of labor a strong
te mperance county, and as result
of which we are the recipients of
many special blessings, therefore be
it resolved, That we, as a Sunday
school convention, express our sp.
probation Of the International S S.
Association for the highly !nstruc-
tive and helpful temperance lesson:
which they have so carefully pre-
pared. Resolutions of thanks were
extended TO the state S. S. officers
for sending into the field such an
able worker as Rev. Charles A.
Phipps, to the citizens OF Philomath
I for cordially receiving and royalty
entertaining delegates from abroad
and to Prof. Sneak for faithful. and
efficient services as president of the
association and chairman of The
: convention. ..-..,-s IS Inn.