East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-13
EASTER SERVICES
WELL ATTENDED
UsfAPINE CHURCHES HAVE GOOD
CROWDS DESPITE HEAVY
RAIN.
Cow OF A. A. BlxIey Tests Over 40
Pound Mark; Ray Lawson First la
NeigEibOrhoOd TO enlist i'm Militia
Of Company X.
(East oregonian specIaI. }

UMAPINE. April IZ.--Easter Sum
dag was observed in the Umapine
churches this year and good crowds
attended despite the neavy rain which
fell during the might. In the United
Brethren church .after morning SER
vice big basket dinner was held in
which the entire congregation partici-
pated Rev. Wilson occupied the pull.
lit while in the Presbyterian church
Rev Dry of Freewarer. preached.
Guy Young of the Ellison White
Chautauqua system, Is home with his
family a few days prior to his trip
into Montana.
Mrs. Bernard Martin and baby Of
WalIa Walla were visitors at the
home of Mrs. Martins parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe KrumDah, over Easter
Sunday.
John UpcTaft of the Hudson Ba%
Creamery. is the possessor Of new
Maxwell car, purchased this week
from the Twin city Garage at Free
water
w. W. Philippi was a visitor at
Kennewick, Wash, during the pass
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Romine and
family of Milton and Mr and Mrs. Roy
Frazier of whitman were Easter
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kirk
The Ladies Aid are meeting this
week at the manse and will tie com =
forts for Mrs. r. II. Wellman.
Saturday afternoon, Dealtry Bean
entertained a number Of her school
friends at a party The girls made
candy and played games, after which
refreshments were served. Those
present We're Aileen and Camille
,Crum bah, Albrta Murphy. Irene
Hoon. Hattie. Allan. Lola Stark Tn.
same girls were entertained by Hattie
Allan two weeks ago.
jay w Wilson is back in this val
ley again after long trip to Rose
burg. oregon. He made the return
trip by wagon across the mountains
win Horn, graduate Of animal hus-
bandry of the Pullman State College.
is the new COW tester for the Walla
Walla Valley Cow Testing Assoeia-
tion.
Last month. A A Bixby of the ore
gon side Of the association, was the
one member to have COW wF/ch
tested over the 40 pound mark.
of this neighborhood to enlist in the
militia Of Company X at walla Walla
recruiting station and left Monday to
join the ranks A large number OF
his friends were down To see him of
and wish him good luck
PrcsbNIery Is successful
The spring meeting Of the Presby-
terry of Pendleton convened at Una
pine in the Presbyterian church on
wednesday and Thursday of this
week. The program was especially in
teresting and was as follows:
Thursday evening--Sermon by the
retiring moderator. Rev. II. c. Hart
ranft Of Bend. oregon; Constitution
of Presbytery. Roll Call. Election of
Officers. Report of Committee of Ar
rangements. the S. c. and session.
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures ses-
ion. preceded by devotional service.
led by Rev. A. A. McRae. Milton, ore
gon.
Sermon. "Christ's Definition of. a
Christian Rev. w. II. Boldly. Park
dale: business session preceded by de-
votional exercises. led by Rev b. T.
smith Of Monument. ore.
Evening session was a popular en-
tertainment by the first four grades
OF Vincent school directed by Misses
Florence Philippi and Edith Harper.
Thursday morning-Business session
Of the Presbytery opened with a de-
vot1onal service led ny Rev. Davis OF
Pilot Rock.
Address by Rev. A. \. Palmer on
The Country Church Work of the
Home Mission Board: organizing and
working out such work in any COM
munity." Devotionai service led by
Rev. G. II. Harrison OF Tygh valley
Oregon.
business session.
Thursday evening popular service
in the interests Of Home Missions
Sabbath school work, summer school
OF home missions board on country
church work Speakers. Revs. w. T.
Van Nuys. r. F. Blackman, A.
Palmer
The Umapine ladies' served meals
each day for the members Of the
Prcsbytery during their stay at Uma-
pine.