East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-11-22
FRIENDS PAID FINES
TO PREVENT ORAT0RY
UNIAPINE GRANGE HAD UNIQUE
WAY OF RAISING MONEY
FROM MEMBERS.
High School Students Had Successful
Entertainment; Red Cross Is Busy
and Social Activities Have Enlivcn-
ed Life I'm the Fast End

(tast Oregontan SpeciaL1
uMAPINE, ore, Nov. Viola
LeRoux celebrated her fourteenth
birthday on Saturday afternoon when
she was hostess to a number Of her
girl friends. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent playing games ana
at its close dainty refreshments We're
served, The young lady was shower
ed with handkerchiefs Those pres
ent We're Lola and Josephine Stark
Nina Evans, Marguerite small Deal
Try Bean, Mona Hodgen, GLADYS ana
Della Records. Hattie Allen Mary
I Hollwager Sallie Wisener
The Hudson Bay Grange met Fri
day evening and during the. program
hour the gentlemen furnished the
entertainment. T.. Simonds acted rs
chairman and as he called on the
several members for their bit" to-
ward the program, their fine was paid
for them rather than allow them to
speak or sing. Fines aggregating
$l.SS We're collected which was cx-
pended in treats, The musical abh,
ties of all the men grangers were
much appreciated by the auditors
and it is rumored that some are SO
A'f'fhiN NlAN'hlbbth lHfAt BIdiAi plftifi
viii soon have valuable uaent tn Sc
eot from.
Amos Moore Of Kendrick Idaho, i
visited with his brother -. Moore.
during the past week
". S. clark visited with Nh and
Mrs, T.. r. iabadie last week. return
ing To his WalIa Walla home aatur-
day. Mr. Clarke is a veteran of the
Grand Army and an Odd Fellow.
w p. Phillips has rented HE al,
falfa ranch TO Mr.. Cox.
John Al Wellman of IethbrldEe. I
Canada. Is at Umapine attending TIA /
Wellman Sale OF ranch implement, /
and horses. Also his sister. Mrs. I
John ClodiUs and Eoline Wellman of
Pomeroy. Wash. and Charlie Well
man of Chewelah. Wash.
VIM. Records has returned from
Minnesota where he disposed of a car
of apples at excellent prices.
Sophomores Entertained.
Friday night in the hall the sopho-
mnres entertained at a party the
freshmen and few or the seventh
and eighth grades.
Friday afternoon In the high
school room the high school pupils
gave a very excellent program nj
their second literary afternoon Of the
year, Miss Elizabeth Severance
the young people in their
debate,
sous-''The Purple and the Gold"
......--............--. The SchoO.
Recitation-"Child's Dream Of Il
star" .......... Naomi Chenault
Vocal Duet-Juanita ............
Ada Helberg and Jessie Lawson /
Essay-Robert Burns Harold Lawson {
Piano Duet-Class Reception ..... !
Thelma Phillips and Marjorie
Winans.
Resolved that man Is t
v more service TO his country in the
rcncfes than on the farm"
Affirnative-Sybi Mcknight. Paul
'ones and Neva Moore.
Negative-Robert Kirk. Fay civ
MS Ruth Martin.
The negative side won the debate .
nd tho judges We're Rev Shimam
V. W. Philippi and MIR. Campbell.
on the River. L
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ivan Martin Il
.ssay-Country Life ..-.........
........... Marguerite krumbah III
'ocal Solo-Somewhere in France Ii
................. Francis SchUbeT; II
.eading Of the yellow Jacket. II
........... Editor Ralph Gentry Il
merica. II
Red Cross Meeting, II
Umapne Red Cross hereafter un- II
! further notice will meet in the II
arlor Of Mrs. Edgar Holm for work, Ii
hrs. Holm has donated the use OF
or room at any time the members II
sire II
Mr., and Mrs. w. y. Phillips were
Dsts Monday evening To a number ui
icir friends when they celebrated l.
10 laying Of Il new floor In then II
Inc with Il dance After dancing II
uch was served. John Davidson =
I'VE the music for he evening -
hose present enjoying n good tim,
ere SIR. aud Mrs. u. j. Kirk Mr
"a Mrs. craig Tull. Mr. and Mrs
. f. Gordon. Mir. and Mrs. r. Il.
Fan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice MIR
IA Mrs. Edgar Holm. Mr.. ana Mrs.
I'm Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs Phil.
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