East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-27
.DELEGlTES ELEGTED
FOR STATE MEETING
BY HELIX BAPTISTS
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION TO
BE HELD AT THE DAIH4ES
THIS WEEK.
Easter Services Arc Wen Attended
and Excellent Program Is Given by
Those Taking part in the ExeTcis-
es; Athena Team Is Defeated by
Helix, 7 TO 2.
fFast oregonian speeial.O }


HELIX. ore, April 2s,-The Bap-
tist sunday school has elected Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H Rale. Mrs. f. e. Geist and
Mrs. NJ. L. Morrison. delegates to the
state convention to be held at The
Dalles, April 1929.
The Easter service neld at the Bap-
tist church was well attended and a
good program enjoyed. One number
Of especial interest being children
dressed in costumes OF the countries
where missionaries are sent and recit-
ing appropriate verses.
The Christian church was filled at
the Sunday evening service. A beaus
tiful program was rendered. the sps'
cial feature being the impersonation
of women and the angel at the tomb.
Members of the churches united in
making the day happy one.
The Athena baseball team met the
local boys here Sunday afternoon. The
score being to . in favor of Helix.
The Helix public school fair was
held at the school house Friday after
noon. There was a large attendance
and the fair pronounced a success
Prizes in primary room in basketry;
First, Carl Clark, fancy basket; sec
ond, Robert Kerley. fancy basket. In
termediate room, in sewing, first. Iva
Mckinney, scissors; second, Alice
Clark, work basket. In manual train
ing, first James Davidson, saw; Sec
ond, Henry Kupers, hammer, Advan.
ced room, prizes in sewing, first, Irna
Tesne, scissors; second, Pearl Hevel,
workbox. In manual training, first
Orval Potts, saw; second, Lloyd Dav-
idson, hammer. High school, prizes
in sewing, first, Clara King, scissors,
second, Edna Potts, workbox. In
manual training, first, Edna Potts,
saw; second, Clara King, hammer.
Prizes for best cakes baked by boys,
first, Bryce Parker, 9Th grade, base
ball bat; second, Edmund Pots, high
school, base ball bat; third, Myron
shannon. baseball. Judges on sewing,
Mrs. L. D. Smith, Mrs. James Hill
Mrs. Leroy Penland; basketry, Mrs.
w. H. Morrison, Mrs. W. H. Albee,
Mrs. Afford Sondo: cooking, Mrs w.
F. Mccormick, Mrs A. l. Grover, Mrs.
]. Griswold; manual trainingg. Rev
w. F. Mccormack, Leroy Penland, E.
,E. Eheler. Prizes given by district
Sc and Union District No. l.
Mrs. Matte Benson of Walla Walla
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Gather
inc stanton
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ash of Wallula
were in Helix Saturday.
Roy Rice of La Grande, spent sun.
day with friends here.
W. F. Middleton, of the Columbia
Fruit farm near Alfalfa, was a Sun
day visitor.
Many auto loads went from here
: Saturday to see the baby parade ir
! Pendleton.
The annual Sunday school picnic
, will be held at Roy Penland's May
I Mrs. A. L. Grover and Mrs. A. r
Kennedy gave a surprise birthday
, luncheon to their mother, Mrs. D
Kendall Saturday afternoon at tht
, home of Mrs. Grover. There were II
invited guests, all present. The rooms
were decorated with tulips and ferns
The well appointed taple, with Easter
emblems, a beautiful birthday cake
with candles was cut by the guest o.
honor Those present were Mrs w
F. McCormmack. Mrs E. ]. Leslie
Mrs L. d. Smith. Mrs. George Clay
Mrs L. Hutchison. Mrs. Mary Mont
. gomery. Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Rol
Mcconnell Mrs. ]. S. Norvell, Mrs. j
Griswold, Mrs James Kern, Mrs. NJ
D. Smith. Mrs D. Dendall, Mrs. A. L
Grover Mrs. A. R. Wennedy, Gwendo
lin and Regina Grover.
Mrs. A. p Myrick or Pendleton. I
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anderson, o
Helix
Ray Pierce received seyerel!
sprained ankle during the ball gam
Sunday.