East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-09
CLUB AT UMAPINE
WILL GIVE PLAY
DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION Will
PRESENT PASTBIE DRAMA
OF "DORA.p
Grange Hollis Interesting Meeting:
Series of Lectures on Prophecies
and Revelations Is Given by Blshop
HOslxins.
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dramatic club under the direction OF
Wallace Morrill, are presenting this
Saturday night the pastoral drama,
Dora" which is founded on Tenny.
sons poem, The proceeds OF tho
play are TO complete payments for the
new scenery which has been Installed
In the opera house at Umapine. Tho
Umapine orchestra furnish the music
and Clifford Ward and the Misses
Elinor Stockton and Francis schubert
WIN giev special vocal numbers be-
tween acts, The following is the cast
OF characters:
Farmer Allan ., Wallace Morrill,
William Allan Rayford wltherrlte
Luke Bloomfield 49,. Clifford Ward
Jem Blunt ...,..,,.... Floyd Ward
Willie (childl .,,,. Anna Murphy
Dora Allan ..,A... Edith Harper
Mary Morrison ,,..Florence Phllippi
The Hudson Bay Grange held an
interesting meeting on Friday night
in their rooms with MRS r. II Well
man presiding, owing to the lectures
given by Bishop Hoskins quite a mum.
Der of the grangers were absent and
missed one of the best grange pro.
grams given in some time. Mrs. Lou
Hodgen gave a very interesting and
Instructive talk on the subject "Ob-
legations of Parents to Their Chill
dren.' Mrs Guy Young spoke on the
Influence of the Home" While the
debate, Resolved That Cooperation
Is a Success" with Jesse and ]. A.
Martin for the affirmative and r. II.
Wellman and X, +. Bean for the
negative was well received with the
negative side declared the winners.
The following committees were ap-
pointed Relief, Mrs. Julia Hodgen,
W. w, Philippi, Mollie Martin; coop
I GRAFTON, Jesse Martin. r II. Welman
and James Kirk; Finance, Amy Well
man, Lane Hoon, j. f. Jones; Wom-
ems Work Committee. Mrs. F. Il.
Labadie, Elnora Martin and Mary
Dixson.
sMrs. J. f. Jones the lecturer, has
arranged for another interesting pro-
gram to be given February l6
The series of lectures ON "Proph.
ecies and Revelations" which have
been given by Bishop Hoskins OF the
United Brethren church closed sun
day evening. The meetings We're held
in the Presbyterian church at Una
pine and We're attended by large au-
diences.
Evans Kirk son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Kirk, is confined to his home
this week with chicken pox.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterl-
an church meet next week at the
Nanse to tie comforts and two weeks
from that time Mrs. C. 2. Dixson will
serve a ten cent tea.
Miss Della Philippi. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Judge Kelly
at Prescott, Washington, for the past
three weeks, has returned home.
Mrs r. F.. Bean and baby daughter
Martha Elinor, have returned to their
home north Of Umapine.
Deane Beauchamp Is home from
school this week suffering from an
attack of la grippe.
r. II. Wellman is replacing his old
ealyan zed water tank with a new
wooden one of a capacity of $500 gall
Ions Guy Young and Ray Gentry
are doing the work
Sam Conrad and Clarence Broxsol
have returned from the Willamette
valley to the Umapine country. Last
fall when they moved to the valley
it was the only place to live but they
are now glad to return to their old
home which looks better than ever to
them now.
The regular meeting of the directors
Of the Hudson Bay Cooperative
Creamery Co. is being held today.
One of the first matters for consid-,
Grafton will he organization of Off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Mrs. r. 0. Goodman is i'll in Walla
Walla at the home of her mother,
Mrs. William Smiley. and it will
probably be a month before she will
be able to return to her home west
of Umapine.