The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-05-09

| tAoCn a. tnO 1uYotcb OuVk0n 6uuudy
| in the absence of j. l.. Perringer
Mr.. Perringer will hold services Sun
day, and all are invited to attend
Subject: The Mothers Place.
The annual picnic of the Christian
Sunday School will be Eeld in tht
City Park, tomorrow, beginning al
10 o'clock. The May pole exercises
will be beautiful and picturesque.
All are invited to participate in q
happy day of recreation.
Mrs. D. Saunders, formerly resi-
dent with her family of this city, has
been the guest OF Athena friends fol
several days. The first of thu week
she visited at the Spencer home, and
is now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. King east of town.
Program at the DreamIand theatei
for Friday and Saturday evenings
"Pueblo Legend" two reels, Bio.
Tgaph; "Flirt or Heroine" ?"vitagraph.
Sunday: "a double Danger" Vita.
graph; "Three to One." Essanay
"Just Bis Luck" Selig.
Mrs. N. DioKenson gave her Sunday
school class of eight children treat
Tuesday afternoon, in the form of a
picnic in the City Park. Games and
refreshments were enjoyed by the lit.
tie folks, and the teacher was assisted
in their entertainment by Mrs. Ira
Starr.
NThe cantata to be given in Pendleton
tonight will be materially augmented
with talent from Athena. Mr.. Scott
will take from the Christian choir
here, Misses Zelma and Merna De-
Peatt, Kittie Gholson, Mrs. W. r.
Taylor, Mrs. David Stone and George
Gerking.
The Fischer School of Music, Walla
Walla, announces free public gradu-
alton recital by Miss Lillian Anderson,
next Thursday evening, May Is. at
S:l5 O'Clock, p. M, at Eiler's Music
House. Miss Anderson has many
friends in Athena, where she has a
class in piano.
Yesterday the ladies aid society of
the Christian church spent the day at
the Dudley home near town. where
the time was spent in sewing. Twenty
ladies were present, being conveyed TO
the farm in relays by Mr.. Dudley in
his car. and sumptuous dinner was
served at noon by the hostess and able
assistants.
At the invitation of Mrs. Frank
Berlin. the Baptist Missionary Society
held their monthly meeting at her
home west of town yesterday after
noon. The party was comprised OF 20
ladies. Eve automobile loads. A pleas.
ant time was passed with business
and social session, and refreshments
were served by the hostess s
" Athena delegates to the convention
of the Umatilla county Baptist asso-
citation, which convepes at Milton
May 1926 are: j. L. Perringer, Mrs.
@. A. Barrett, Mrs. Geo. Bapister,
Mrs. Martha Mays, Mrs. Clara Glenn
ons. The alternates are Mrs. VIM.
Winship, Mrs. Rachel Masterson,
Mrs. j. d. Plamondon, Mrs. Chas.
Belts and MIR. 81. A. Barrett.
The sixth and seventh grades, COM
pIising Miss Dolezal's room, left early
this morning for the Umatilla river
where picnic was planned. Several
rigs were loaded with the happy
youngsters, who were accompanied by
the teacher and several other of their
elders. 1t is feared that heavy
shower which visited this section has
interfered materially with their plea
sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Matheson of
Seattle visited Sundsy and Monday
witt Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Nelson,
parents of Mrs. Matheson. Mr..
Matheson, who is superintendent Of
Northern division of the O.-W. r. &
N. Co., has been granted an extended
leave Of absence and with Mrs. Math-
eson will visit his sister 10 Providence,
R. l., also In New York and at his old
home in Nova Scotia, returning via
the Canadian Pacific.
State Fruit Inspector Campbell is in
tho city. accompanied by a man with
spraying outfit who comes prepared
to spray trees at very moderate charg
es. Inspector Campbell SAYS 1t is ah-
solutely essential that the spraying be
done Immediately, otherwise trees
will be condemned and cut down &C
cording to law. He says he has gone
to the troutle of bringing the spray
ing outfit here, and that owners of
trees are expected to hunt the spray.
ing man mp at once. Prices for spray
ing range from l5 cents to 80 cents
per tree. owing to general condition of
the tree.
The Walla Walla Union exploited
Uncle Dave Taylor's remedy In a re-
cent issue. From the writeup In the
Union, one would suppose this COM
munity was inhabited by Tribe of
morbid invalids. one aud all suffering
from stomach trouble" and that Mr..
Taylor had found a panacea equal ii
not superior TO s. s. s. Mustang Pills.
DandeIiou Julip. or any other old
remedy. Athena is one of the health
lest places on this mundane sphere aud
Uncle Dawes remedy is all right-iust
ask Bert Cartano or anyoue else who