The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-03-04
ODELL

Roy Gillette, who has spent several
months in Idaho, arrived here Sunday.
and he and his wife and little daughter
expect TO remain in 0delI.
Mrs. |. n. Matney. Miss Matney
and Miss Lewis went TO Portland Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Eggert and their
sons expect to be at home very soon in
the l.. ID. Boyed property just south of
the present home of Mr.. and Mrs
Boyed. The property which has been
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Eggert for
the past IL years has been leased by
Mr.. Lingren.
The membership contest which has
been conducted by John DuckWall aud
his class of boys closed Sunday and the
result was a tie, each side being cred
tied with 80 points and on Friday even
ing the members of the class will meet
at the home of MIR. Duckwall and en-
Joy a banquet. AS result Of this con-
test 81 new members have been added
to the membership of the Sunday school
throughout the school.
Road Supervisor Dunbar requests me
to call attention to Sec. 22l2 Of the
road laws of Oregon, which relates TO
the throwing of garbage along the pub
lie highway. Mr.. Dunbar states that
garbage has been dumped over the
grades leading from Odell to Tucker
bridge and he wishes through the Odell
column of the Glacier to request that
this practice be discontinued.
Wash day is no longer blue Monday
for Mrs. G. w. Lafferty. Mrs. Latter
tvs son, j. V. Lafferty, ordered an
electric washer for his mother and she
now turns on the power and smiles as
the machine does the work.
J. P. Naumes, who is chairman of
the BOARD of directors of Odell school,
has the plans and specifications for the
play pavilion to be built on Odell school
grounds.
A few friends of Mrs. A. H. Fergu-
son gathered at the home Of Mrs. Hen
ry Rodamer Monday afternoon and sur
prsed Mrs. Ferguson. They brought
gifts that she might be reminded of
these friends in Odell when she is at
home in the new home to which she
expects to 60 very soon.
The following program has been
planned for the next meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association which will
be held Monday, March s, at 7.3O p.
m.: Song, Elizabeth Lacey; business
meeting; cornet solo, l.. J. Gates; talk,
subject, School Credits for Home
Work." by Miss Hazel Stanton, of Oak
Grove: talk on above subject, County
Superintendent Thompson; open dis
cussion in which it is hoped the parents
present will take part: solo, Mrs. II.
c. Caughey.
Sunday school at 1890 am, followed
by observance of Lords supper Rev
Domat, of Hood River, will address
those who are present at the evening
service at the Union church next Sun
day.
Sunday school 10 a. m Epworth
League Z p. M, followed by service
If you enjoy a Sunday school in which
there is enthusiasm, careful teaching
of the Word and cordial welcome to
all you may find all these by attending
Sunday school at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Fred Howard will lead the Ep-
worth League meeting at which good
attendance is promised and much spir-
itual uplift may be derived from
study of the topic assigned for this
date. Following the Epworth League
meeting the service will be under the
direction of the pastor, Rev. Heineck,
who has always helpful message.
One week from next Sunday Prof. j.
D. Mclaughlin, superintendent of
schools of the city of Hood River. will
address those present at the morning
service.
There will be a hard times dance at
the gymnasium Friday night, March IL.
Any person wearing any jewelIy other
than a wedding ring will be fined.
Clothing worn by those present must
be appropriate for the occasion. This
will be strictly an invitation affair.