East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-12
PILOT ROCK TO HAVE
A JUNIOR RED CROSS
MEETING OF PARENT-TFIACHI1R
ASSONIIATION is HELD
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Ladies to Exchange Food ConserVa-
tlon Recipes; Other News Notes OF
Much Interest TO the Community.
(East oregonian Specially

East OreSOnlan Spechtl.J
PILOT ROCK, March 1.-THE
parent-teacher association held an
interesting meeting at the school
house Friday night, The subject OF
the Junior Red Cross was discussed
by the members and an interesting
talk on this topic was made by r. Il.
Chloupek of Pendleton. 1t was de-
cided to organize the chapter soon
The matter of selling thrift stamps
was brought up by Rev. Davis and
he was appointed to head the school
boys in a house to house campaign.
a short program was given as fol-
lows: Reading. Ruby Hutchinson
SOLO Mrs, G. X. Johnston, and song
by the school. Miss Gilbert and Mrs.
Johnston were appointed as a pro-
gram committee for next month.
George and Clarence Roger have re-
turned from Portland where they
4 have been taking a course in school.
/ Clarence was sick when they arrived
home and is now, quarantined at his
/ home with measles
/ Word has been received here of the
birth of a baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs
/ Wllliamz Harris of Portland. Mrs.
John Harrison and will spend the
summer at their ranch east of here.
Ladies' to Hold Meeting.
on Saturday, March l6, the ladies
of the community are requested to
meet at the school house. Each one
/ will be supposed to bring a food CON
( servation recipe, which she has test
ed~and found to be satisfactory. These
recipes will be exchanged. giving each
7 woman a good collection.
/ DR.. J. L. Gilleland of Pullman,
/ Wash, spent Sunday night here. He
was accompanied home by MRS Gill
! leland, who has been visiting here
several weeks.
! Lois Scharpf entertained several OF
her little friends at her home Thurs
/ day afternoon in honor OF her fifth
/ birthday. The afternoon was spent in
+ playing games after which ice cream
and cake We're served.
I Fred Noes left Sunday for Eugene
to take short course in school pre-
paratory to entering the service of his
country. He enlisted recently In the
ordnance corps.
.Velta Roork spent Sunday with her
!
Mrs. Lester and her small daughter
Mildred Irma. have returned from
st. Anthony's hospital In Pendeton
to their home here.
a letter was received here this |
week by Arthur Bond from his BROTH !
er Archie, who is in active service in
France. Archie says he Is driving a
motorcycle with side car for Il ma.
ior.
Work Resumed on Grain Elevator.
After delay of several weeks, work
has been resumed on the grain eleva-
tor. The excavation work is almost
completed and carpenters win begin
soon.
Lemuel Casteel and family were in
from their ranch Sunday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Patterson
who vii lremain at their home some
time
w. T. Kidwell and family were Pen
dleton visitors Friday morning.
Fay and Grace Hinkle were over
Sunday visitors in Athena.
Mrs. Herbert of Ukiah. was a guest
Friday night of Mrs. G.. Y. Johnston.
Mrs. Herbert was on her way to Wal
Ia Walla to visit her daughter. She
Mrs. Patterson received a letter
from her son Albert who is in train
ing in Texas camp. He saws he has
been made corporal.
Winnie Smith came IN from Pen
dleton Thursday to see her sister.
Mrs Rose Dull, who is to leave this
week for her home in Vancouver she
will be accompanied by Miss Smith.
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newt Roork.
Alfred Wcstgatc Improved.
Alfrfed Westgate. who was Injured
quite seriously last Sunday when a n
horse fell on him, is able to be m D
now.
Elizabeth Hoffner. daughter of Mr.. \
and Mrs. Jim Hoffner Is quite III Il
with appendicitis. 4
Arthur Bond was in Pendleton
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gillian were
here Sunday.
Bert Westgate was a visitor here
A dance was held at the home of
Fred Wilson Friday night. Several
ar loads of young people from here
attended
st. Patrlck's day dance will he +,
'iven here Friday night in the odd G
fellows hall. Music will he furnished h
" Pendleton orchestra. u
Levi and Ida Eldridge motored to q
'endleton Friday night. They were a,
ccompanied by Miss Olive Mortimore VI
Who spent the weekend there. n
leave for Homo. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Irlman have left n
or their home in Ludwig Montana. 81
fter spending the winter AT the home
e Mrs. Ulman's mother, Mrs. Levi w
,llridge. hi
Professor j. Harrah was a business bI
isitor in Walla Walla the last of the W