The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-01

ODELL
[ Cbas Fhrek and Anna Mammen LETT
Saturday OF Portland, where they VIII
risif yelstives a few days. From Port
Land thew will 20 TO California where
tbev expect 70 visit relatives until ap-
ples are ready TO harvest when they
yin urobably return to Hood River 10
vemain month or more. While here
Mr. Ehrck visited old friends VINO were
his neighbors during the time he re-
sided in Odell many years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cooper, OF
Portland spent Sunday at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Matney.
p T. Shelley Of Sandy, ore, has
been here on business and for a snort
visit with his parents, Rev. and Mrs
Troy Shelley.
Kemp lodge and Hazel Rebekah
lodge have elected delegates to the
/ Grand Lodge ]. o. o. +. and the Re
bekab Assembly Of Oregon, which will
meet in MedfJrd about May 70. U. II.
! Ehrck and r. II. Kemp viii represent
/ Kemp lodge and Mrs. Essie NJ. Hagey
and Mrs. Elizabeth Eggert, Hazel Re-
bekah lodge.
A ladies' breast pin, or brooch. was
found in the road near the residence OF
Mrs. Wood recently. Owner may re-
cover property by communicating with
Mrs. l.. a. F.. Clark and proving own
ership.
Last Sunday marked the close of the
ten weeks membership contest IN the
Ferguson Bible class and the results
were as follows: Reds, ll47 points,
blues. 1924 points. The contest has
been close and was so very close on the
last day that not until all points were
canvassed and final totals added could
any one safely guess who was winner.
The reds, with Archie Moss, captain,
will be presented with a loving cup
suitably engraved. The blues, with
Geo. Ogden, captain, will tender the
reds a reception, preparing and serving
refreshments As arranged this con-
test has served TO increase interest and
enthusiasm in a class already noted for
these qualities and has been the means
of bringing additional members into
the other classes in the school. 1t has
also encouraged punctuahty, studious
habits and interest in the work of the
the Epworth League. AT the close of
the contest a fine spirit was shown by
the leader on both sides and great
credit is due Mrs. Ferguson for her
efficient work as teacher, the captains
and memberssof the class for their un-
firing zeal as workers.
Next Monday evening is the date for
the May meeting OF the Development
League of 0dell.
A social dance was given in the
gymnasium last Friday evening.
School will close on May 16. Eighth
grade examinations next week Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Masiker moved
back to their own home last week. Mr.
care of the school property
during the year school just closing, has
been so satisfactory that he has been
secured for another year, and with the
opening of school next autumn he will
be found at his post.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Masiker will
spend the summer at the mill on the
side southeast.of Odell.
c. B. Coovert is in the employ of the
owners of the mill before mentioned.
Geo. Phughaupt is also employed there
and he has moved his family up near
the mill.
The Guild will meet Thursday, this,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Chapman.
Mrs. A. l.. Clarke gave a "bon voy-
age" luncheon last week in honor -ot
Mrs. j. +. Thomsen's departure for
her old home in Denmark. Games,
place cards, ETC., were appropriate for
the event, and a jolly good time was
enjoyed by those who were present.
Harold Sexton has arrived at the
Sexton farm for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Smith, of Port
land, spent the week end at the A. l..
Clarke ranch They are frequent Wis.
tiors to the valley and are looking for
ward to the completion of the CoIum.
bia river highway.
Rev. Troy Shelley will preach at the
Union church next Sunday at go a. m
Miss Nell Shelley will sing a solo.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Senior Bible
class contest continues and interest is
good. Weather was not quite so pleas
ant last Sunday, but l22 were present
at Sunday school. Epworth League
p. m. Service, Rev. W. l.. Van Nuys
of ParkdaIe p. m at the Methods
church, next Sunady The people, o.
Odell, have heard good reports of Rev
Van Nuys and his work at Parkdal,
and they will be glad Of this opportun
ity to hear him.
An interesting program is expected
Friday, tomorrow, evening when tn,
| Parent-Teacher Association meeting
will be held at the school house.
Because of the meeting of the Par
ent-TeachGr Association Friday even
ing the May meeting and social of tn,
/ Ferguson Bible class will be held a
the home of MIR. and Mrs j. L. Fergu
son Thursday, this, evening.
Mrs. A. r. Locke and little son
Nelson, of Corvallis, Ore. are here fo
a visit with Mrs. Locke's sister, Mrs
Elmer Chapman.