The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-22
ODELL


cess is not Running; Take the Stairs.
, Drill. primary class; class history
Alice Clark song, yale Boola;" clas
prophecy, Gladys Armstrong; college
life, selected; college songs. "Polll
Wolly Doodle, T" There is a Tavern II
Our Town" class will. Lula Prather
song. "Fair Harvard :" Valedetory
Virgene Hagey; class address and pre-
sentation of diplomas, Rev. w. b
Young song, Good Night, Ladies.
Glass colors: Red and white.
Glass Flower: Red carnatiOn.
Those having part in the program
acquitted themselves creditably, theil
efforts being appreciated by a very
large audience. The hall was decorated
in the class colors. College songs by
Odell and Central Vale singers added
much to the evenings enjoyment.
The school year just closing has beer
a very satisfactory one and the entire
corps of teachers would have been re-
[ tanned had they not had other plans.
Miss Rush and Miss Love will return.
Miss Reed left Saturday for Hood
River, where she expected to join her
sister, enroute to Portland for a short
stay, then to San Francisco. CAL, for a
months vacation before returning to
the home in Baker. Misses Rush, Love
and Bell remain in Hood River town
and valley for a time before leaving
for the summer. Each teacher has en-
tertained the pupils of her room either
by picnic party, dinner or pleasure trip
to Hood River and the pupils selected
gifts showing their appreciation of their
teachers.
Odell's letter to the Glacier last
week was shortened and some impor-
tant matter was not sent in as the
week was very busy one for your
correspondent.
The Guild met at the home of Mrs.
H. j. FADE last Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society meets We'd
nesday Of this week with Mrs. G. B.
Covert.
Alex B. Brooks has bought of Chas.
Tucker nine and a fraction acres of
land in Willow Flat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Greenlee, of
Boyd, Ore, have been here fora week
with Mrs. Morgan and Mr.. Purdy.
Mrs. Greenlee will be remembered as
Miss Ruth Marvel. She has visited her
5istrse, Mrs. T. W. Atkinson and Mrs.
G. Chapman when they were resi-
tents of Qdel. Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee
we're married May IA.
James Taylor, bookkeeper for Purdy
-, IL
Jre., by telergam received Saturday
light telling him that his father had
,een stricken with paralysis.
Recent news received from Ashland,
)re., concerning Hattie Atkinson does
rot contain anything hopeful. She is
till living, but rheumatism and other
lfter effects Of scarlet fever and
measles, made her case so complicated
hat physicians seem unable to build
p and strengthen her physically. |
While there is life there is hope and |
We will not despair, but trust she may
et be restored to health.
II, II. Johnson, superintendent of the |
,ushman Trades School of Tacoma,
Wash, stopped over for a days visit
With his friends, l.. A. f. Clark and j. |
|. Eggert Wednesday of last week. /!
his was the first meeting in 25 years
nd all enjoyed every moment of the |
lne, recalling incidents of earlier |
ays. Mr.. Johnson has been for fifteen |
ears connected with the government
indian service, and is now at Pendle-
on, Ore, in the interests of his school. |
lie has made good and his friends are
,Ieased to know of his success.
On Monday, May IL, Mrs. E. E. !
iould gave a delightful afternoon for
Ter sister, Mrs. J. w. Smith, of Toron-
%, Can, and her friends, Mrs. G. M. |
Hall, of st. Johns, Ore, and Mrs. |
Richard Mould, of Oakland, Calf. |
About "a ladies were present and Mrs.
Gould was assisted in entertaining by
he following ladies': Mrs. 0. L. Wal |
er, Mrs. Guy F. Smith, Mrs. G. M. |
Hall and Mrs. f. O. Dutro. Mrs. j. T.. |
ferguson poured the tea, a part of the
services used being the wedding china
# Mrs. Gould's mother, Mrs. Lundy. |
Mrs. Hall returned last week to her
lome in st. Johns and Mrs. Mould is |
visiting friends in Portland. She ex-
lects to return here for a visit with |
Mrs. Gould before leaving her home in
oakland. Mrs. Smith and her daugh. |
.er, Miss Vida, are homeward bound, !
stopping at various points en- route.
They expected to arrive in Toronto
about july first.
Prof. N. Il. Fertig, of Astoria came
up Friday for few DAYS visit at the |
home of Mr., and Mrs. j. h. Ferguson.
Sunday morning Prof. Fertig addressed
The Methodist Sunday school at Odel |
expressing thoughts along the line of |
practical Christianity in terms easily |
understood and at the same time in a |
pleasing manner. His subject at this |
service was Life" and in the evening |
helped the Epworth League with
Work as his subject.
The following delegates to the Re |
bekah Assembly and Grand Lodge |. o. |
y. F. of Oregon in session in Medford. |
Ore, this week left early in the week !
for that city: Mrs. L. G.. Hagey. Mrs.
). ii. Eggert, r. II. Kemp and 0. H. |
Ehrck. Master Freddie Eggert accom- |
panied his mother as for as Portland
where he will visit his aunt, Mrs. d. !
Hendon.
A baby's gold ring with the word
Alice engraved on inside was lost
recently in Odell also silver thimble |
with letter &c" engraved on side |
Finder of either or both will confer |
favor by returning same to Mrs. l.. A. !
,. Clark or by notifying them that
they may call Both are gifts and are |
prlzed for this reason as well as for
their true worth.
DIR. j. F. Beaumont, of Portland. was |
1ere Sunday looking after his orchard
near Summit.
The program and banquet given bv |
members of the Ferguson Bible class
asst Friday evening was one of the
most enjoyable social affairs known
lere. The decorations were in red and
llue, the contest colors, the arrange
nent showing taste and skill along this
me. The program was entertaining
ma the refreshments perfect and all
VINO were present expressed apprecia-
ion.
Next Sunday morning five auto loads
II members Of Congregational Sunday
'chool of Hood River expect to visit
he Ferguson Bible class in the Metbo,