East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-15
STANFIELD SCHOOLS
DISCUSS ADVANTAGES
OFFERED BY 0. A. c.
SUBJECTS PERTAINING TO AGRI
CULTURE DISCUSSED IN
DETAIL.
Club Projects Are Launched and
Many Students Enroll-Meeting Is
Enthusiastic and Addresses Are
Made-Pupils Furnish Music as
Part OF the Entertainment.
(speelal Correspondence. \

NHFNNAal correspondence
STANFIELD. Jan. 15.-On Frida
the grades, including the second an
third, held a meeting in the hlgl
school auditorium to consider the in
dustrial projects offered by the agri
cultural college.
The meeting which was enthuslas
tic, was addressed by supervisor o
schools j Alton Yeager. who gave al
explanation of the rewards and pur
poses.
Dairy Inspector Kerhll of Hermis
ton, presented the subject of dair,
herd record keeping. and f. E
Schmidt discussed the subject o
poultry raising. The program was in
terspersed with musical numbers by
members of the school. A good mum.
Der enrolled In the various club pro
jects and much interest was shown
On Monday evening. Prof. F. L
Griffin. superintendent OF Industrial
work for the schools OF the state. as.
sisted by ]. Alton Yeager, gave a
stereopticon lecture in the high school,
auditorium. Ninety slides were used
to illustrate the various phases OF
Industrial work in the schools OF the
United States.
A large number OF pupils and pa.
irons were greatly interested.
Prof. Griffin will spend this week
in Umatilla county and should be
heard by patrons and pupils wherever
possible for he has a valuable mes
sage and one that will not fail to en-
tertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Ward, were in
Echo Wednesday.
DR.. Ried. Mayor Kyle. NJ. Barragar
and Frank Sloan, have returned from
a Portland trip.
c. E. Rude OF Pendleton is spend.
ing the week here buying fat cattle
for the Seattle market.
F. p. Riley was in Pendleton Mon.
day
Mrs. F. A. Baker went to Pendle-
ton Wednesday.
G. o. Richardson OF Adams, was in
town Wednesday
Sharles A. Phipps, state superin.
tendent OF Sunday schools, accompan-
led by District Superintendent r. E.
Blackman Of Milton. was here the
first Of the week. Mr. Phipps spoke
Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian
church on the subject OF Sunday
school work and its various duties.
d. c. Conner of Echo, was a STAN
field visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T Reeves spent
several days in Portland last week.
This week they are in Pendleton.
S. Norton Bobo attended to bust.
ness affairs in Pendleton Monday
Ed Martin and ] S. Hoskins were
in Pendleton the first of the week.
Miss Rachel Hazen entertained a
of her friends at a dinner
party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. E. Cotant and daughter,
Mrs II. w. VESSEL. spent Monday
with friends in Hermlston
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Buchholz mo-
tored to Walla Walla and Pendleton
the latter part of the week
r. y. stanfield shipped three car
loads of sheep to Portland Sunday.
VIM. Hoggard was a Portland pas
senger Sunday.
Miss Della Atterberry of Pendleton
spent Sunday with her parents at this
place.
Mrs. c. w Conner, who has been
en- the sick list for the past two
weeks. is now convalescent.
Miss Mable Conner entertained the
club Wednesday after
noon 1T the home Of Mrs. f. o. Yates.
The members were all present and
Mrs. w. II. Vessel was the invited
guest The afternoon was spent in