East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-23

I Maude Cooke, Pendleton; Alice
Carlstron, Pendleton; Bertha Post,
Pendleton; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Slaughter, Pendleton; Winnifred
Winnard, Milton; Faith Kennedy,
Milton; Anice Barnes, Weston; Car
rie Sharp, Athena; Velma NJ. Wilkin-
son, Weston; Jennie G. Watts, Athe-
ma; Georgia Hansell, Athena; Clara
Schansse, Freewater; Mrs. K. B.
Peck, Freewater; Ruth Wall, Wes-
ton; Charlotte E. Wall, Athena; ]. S.
Landers, Pendleton; Mary Quick,
Pendleton; Roberta Rippey, Pendle-
tom Mrs. r, S. Foreman, Echo; F.
B. Pennock. Milton; Katherine
Sharp. Athena; Mrs. r. j. Davis, Mil
ton; Meta Johnson, Milton; F. w.
Beatty Wallula; Daisy Lee, Milton;
Rosa Lee, Freewater; w. T. Fargo,
Pendleton; Mrs. Ida r. Fargo, Pen
dleton; Mrs. NJ. Louise Welles, PEN
dleton; Lulu z. Keller, Pendleton;
T. NJ. Bowman, Weston; Eva Froome,
Pendleton; Aule C. Hampton, PEN
dleton; w. H. Musselman, Umatilla;
j. A. Hawks, Nolin; Roy Dozier, No
lin; B. T. Smith, Helix; L. T. Link,
Gurdane; Maud Caufield, Pendleton;
Lucretia Conklin, Pendleton; Eliza
beth FOXY, Pendleton; Carrie w.
Burnham, Gmatilla; Beulah E. Bark
er, Fosteri NJ. Belle Mellican. Eu-
gene; Arlie Rouanzion, Milton;
Grace Miller, Pendleton; Mattel Elder,
Pendleton; Amy Mcdaniel, Weston;
Ruby A. Post, Helix; Della King.
Echo; Stella O'Hara, Weston; Homer
|. Watts, Athena; w. o. Read, Ad-
ans; B. E. Wick, Pendleton; James
II. L. Scott; Mayme Rippey Echo;
q. a. Cannon, Echo; Carrie Morga-
ridge Celestine Moorhouse, Irrigon:
Minnie +. Baker, Pendleton; Minnie
H. Smith, Latourelle, Oregon; Rosa
b. Carrier, Pendleton; Viva Caniff.
Echo; Elizabeth Warner, Pendleton:
Mrs. S. f. George, Meacham; Fran
ces simmons, Myrick; Hazel Weller.
Pendleton; Viva L. Warren, Pendle-
ton; Maud Davis, Pendleton; Della
Hudson, Milton; S. s. Darnell. Nye;
Kyle Mcdaniel, Freewater; Sadie
Baum, Pendleton; L. w. Keeler.
Echo; A. d. Smith, Echo A. Roy
Montgomery, Pilot Rock; Lotta Will
son, Freewater; Mrs Florence Kel-
ley, Milton; Della Samuel, Milton;
ida Storla, Milton; Laura Bruce.
Milton; Jaunita Engdahl, Athena: F.
*. Noordhoff, Pendleton; Margaret |
Callison, Myrick; T. j. Gill. Alba; |
Constance Hastings, Milton; w. H.
Bleakney, Pendleton.
Free Lecture Tonight.
The lecture to be given at the NJ.
+. church this. evening, by Rev. ]. |
Brougher of White Tenn |
pie of Portland, is to be free to the
public. Rev. Brougher is one of the |
picturesque figures in the pulpit in
the northwest and has been called the
Sam Jones of the Pacific coast"
His lecture tonight promises TO be
one of the chief events of the insti-
.ute and the management and teach
ers urge the people of Pendleton to
hear Rev. Brougher.
Dinner I'm the Church Basement.
The women of the NJ. E. church
ire serving dinner in the basement of
he church building during the insti-
.ute and today large numbers of the
eachers took advantage of the ex-.
rellent home cooking prepared for
hem.
During the general program follow
ing the section work this forenoon,
The speakers were Miss Anna c. Knox,
who took Prof Traver's part on the
program, and Prof. Welles.
This Afternoon.
This afternoon section work was
.aken up Immediately after the insti-
.ute had been opened with n song
service. In the afternoon classes Miss
Knox had the intermediate section, !,