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HERMIsTON. Ore, Jan. 27.-A
most interesting program was given
at the parent-teachers, meeting on
Friday evening of this week in the as
scmbly room Of the righ school Mrs.
J T. Hinkle, president of the associ-
alton gave the welcome address and
announced the program in it's order.
The principal speakers Of the eve
ming were Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Landers
OF Pendleton Mrs. Landers spoke on
the county library. giving brief out
line OF its history and congratulating
the communits that II was to have a
branch Of it in Hermiston
Mr.. Landers, superintendent of the
Pendleton schools spoke on the edu-
cation of children. He pointed out
the great benefits that could be OBJ
tanned by the cooperation of the par
ents with the teachers and gave many
helpful suggestions for the association
to work on.
The program was as follows:
Piano Solo .......... Mr.. Walber
County Library. ..... Mrs. Landers
Song. ........... Com. Club Quartet
c. f. johnson. NJ. d. Scroggs ]. Leek
II. NJ. Straw.
Address. ..,..... Prof. j. S. Landers
Reading. ......... Mrs. I.innie C\;
announcements ....... Prof Youel
A motion was made by Mrs. F. r
Reeves that the president appoint
committee. including the president to
meet the new county librarian and
make plans for her entertainment
while in this city the first part of
the week. After the program light
refreshments were served and a social
hour followed.
Mrs. II. NJ. Gum of Umatilla was
the guest of Mrs. F. I. Erickson Wed
nesday night.
On account of the parent teachers
meeting Friday evening the club
dance was postponed until Saturday
evening Many young people of town
were present with few cut of town
visitors.
The Wednesday afternoon club will
meet with Mrs. II. T. Fraser on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Linnie Carl, representative of
the young peoples branch of the w
| c. T. U. gave a lecture and readings
Saturday afternoon in the Methodist
church and Sunday morning at the
Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Strehr returned
Saturday evening on the motor from
Pendleton where they spent the past
week.
The two girls teams of the high
school had a basketball game Wei-
nesdaS evening: after the girls game
two teams of the boys had game.
A nea1 sum was realized which went
toward the expenses of the team.
The doors and safe to the valuit
formerly used by the First National
Bank were taken to Umailla Friday
where they will be installed in the new
bank of that chg.
j. u. Price who was called to PeH-
dleton by jury service, returned home
Friday.
f. I. Mckenzie spent several days
in PeTldleton last week on business
matters.
Mrs. H. r Newport was Pendle-
ton visitor last "Wednesday.
Mice Ina Wauienburger spent Sat
urday in Echo with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Heiml returned
the las of the week from Terre Haute,
Indiana, where they spent the winter
with Mrs. Heiml'x smother.
w. d. Scroggs was a Penlleton Wis
itor this week
Miss Ellen Carfield was the guest
L of Miss Reulah Reed last week visit
ing the Hermiston schools and attend
ing the parent teachers meeting Fri
day evening.
Miss Laura Davis returned the last
of the week from Portland where
she has been visiting with friends for
the last month.
Miss Bessie Mcpherson spent the
week end with her parents in Pendle-
ton.
Mrs. Ila F. Smith, former milliner
Of this city, returned to her place of
business in Hood River Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Headington entertained
number of her friends with
luncheon af.er the dance Thursday
evening.
Chick Hastings of Pendleton was
tho vnacf of Thnrac Cor,nhan r.