East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-12
REV. DIV. THURSTON
LEADS BOY SCOUTS
MOVEMENT AT HELIX
TEMPORARY CANIP Is ORGANIZ.
ED WITH \ MEMBERSHIP.
or EIGHTEEN,
Colored Tigers of I-cndleton Are De-
icatcd in Game sunday by Store OF
10 to 1; Baptist missionary circle
Meets with Mrs. Montgomery: oh.
er 'cws of Helix.
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HELM, ore. July l2.--At meet,
ing held in the Baptist church Fri,
day evening, Rev. d. W. Thursto
organized a temporary camp Of boy
scouts, with a membership of is.
The Colored Tgers OF Pendleton
PLAYED the local baseball boys heIe
sunday The score stood 10 to 4 in
favor OF Helix.
The Baptist missionary circle met
Thursday at Mrs Mary Montgomery 5
home. Mrs, Leroy Penland led the
meeting, 1t was decided to continue
the meetings during the summer
months.
Concrete work was begun on the
natatorium Tuesday morning
Rev G, Schmidt of Eugene is en-
ployed here and preaching Sundays
at the Christian church during his
college vacation.
Several from Helix vicinity attend.
ed the grain growers association held
in Pendleton Friday Iast
Mrs NJ. d. Smith is confined to her
home with peurisy.
NJ L. Morrison was a Pendleon vis-
itor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Herndon have re-
turned to their home in Freewater
from visit at the Cook home
Mrs, 7, G. Montgomery of Baker,
and Mrs. J. E Montgomery of PEN
dleton, were guests at the Montgom.
cry home Thursday
Mrs. c, Dickson and son Oliver OF
Athena, visited with Mrs. Lorain
Clark, their daughter and sister, Fri
day.
John and Ira Scott motored over
from Lacrosse Friday.
Charles stanton mas returned to
Pendleton
Claude Morrison went TO Pend!oton.
Monday to meet his sister Dairy, re-
turning from two weeks stay all
Portland.
George Strand OF Juniper, was a
saturday visitor.
Mrs Minnie Walker was a Weston
y lsllOI SUNDAY.
f. Z. Geist, Ed saunders and DR.
W II Mckinney went to Spokane
Monday to register for the land draw
ing at Colville. Mr. Geist will return
via st. Maries Idaho. where he will
visit a brother w. L. Geist
Mrs. W H. Mckinney is visiting in
Weston
Mr.. Lorain was a business visitor
at Stanfield Friday.
Miss Cecil Phillips or Athena visited
friends here Sunday
Frank Herman has returned from
a few days trip in Washington.
Marshal Olbee has a crew of men
on sidewalks and Joe Nelson
with helpers is repairing bridges
washed out by the recent flood.
In spite Of the ract several fam
lies are away at summer resorts,
there was an attendance Of over 100
at the sunday schools Sunday last, 50
at the Baptist and 81 at the Christian
church.
There was a special meeting Of the
Baptist Ladies Aid on Mrs. Montgom-
srys lawn Tuesday afternoon. The
church auxliaries are very busy The
Christian Ladies Aid has Is quilts to
make.
Wesley Tompkins of Athena was
/ Sunday visitor.
A. A. Bryan Of Toppenish, Wash. is
listing his brother, J. G. Bryan.
Mrs. Catherine Stanton received a
telephone message from POmeroy
Wash, sunday, stating her grandson,
ernest Watson, had been drowned N
make river that day. The boy was
8. Particulars of the accident have
lot been received at this time
}. T. Griswold was PendletOn
.isitor Monday
Miss Pearl Hevel or Holdman was
Monday visitor.
Mrs John Molstrom Of Myrick was
business visitor here Monday
Miss Leila NOrvel and her cousins,
}alph McEwen and family Of Athena,
re camping at Lehman Springs.
Joe Kerley and Virgil Smith attend
d the baseball game at Athena
Ionday between Kansas City Red Sox
nd Athena.
f. 0. Casey has returned from Il
rip 10 Montana.
Mckinney d Moran of Richmond,
al were Monday visitors.