East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29
Pilot Rock Red Cross
Cartons for Christmas

fEast oregonian special.l )

PILOT ROCK. oct. 2s.-The car
tons for Christmas packages to be
sent to the boys overseas have arriv-
ed and are to be filled and sent soon.
A committee will inspect all the box
es sent from here. This committee
includes the following names: Mrs.
]. T.. Bickford, Verona Fullenwider at
the drug STORE. and Ross Pickering,
postmaster, k UIEtl+i fTl aIGDd
Mrs Lawrence Hughes and Mrs.
Johns Stevenson are assisting DR.. Os-
car De Vaul with theiweighing and
mea suring of Babies. - a
The Timber Jim't hunters left the
last part ofrthe week for. their annual
hunting and fishing trip. The party
will return next Thursday So
Mrs. "A +. Warner is making ex-
tensRe improvements con her home
here. several new windows have
been-added and interior work is also
being done. e q .s q, .s a 4
M and Mrs. Bob stubbIefield have
raccepted- work at the VIII Hatel1iH-7
sun ranch tfris-- winter: During tl4eiE-
absence tlIeiF-lqome-heFe Will -5e--ee--
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hinkle.
Mrs. E T. Tanning has received a
letter from her brother, Andrew Stur-
tevant. who is in France. He says he
has been on the fighting line over
month now.
The linen quota for his chapter of
the Red Cross has been raised and
the various pieces are all laundered
and marked. The quota will be
shipped this week.
Bill Kidwell and wife were visitors
here Friday.
Mrs. Motheny of Pendleton was
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bob Stub
blefeld Friday.
The Elkhorn Club members are en-
tertaining several prominent Pendle-
ton men at their hunting lodge in the
moutalns this week. The uarty will
return the latter part of the week.
A letter has been received here
from Mrs. p. A. Dixon, formerly of
this place, saying they are settled
comfortably at ST. Helens r. Dix
on is a lieutenant of the military po-
lice.
Mrs. L. c. Scharpf and Mrs. A. NJ.
Band entertained their friends We'd
nesday evening. fThe first part Of the
evening was spent at the home OF
Mrs Bond and later the guests lock-
stepped to Mrs. Scharpfs and were
treated to a Chinese noodle feed.
Those present besides the hostesses
were Mrs. Ward Stanly, Mrs. Nate
Macon ber. Mrs. +. T. Tanning. Mrs.
c. ]. Miller, Mrs. G. X. Johnston, Alta
Smith Verona F'ullenwider, Alta'l
Boylen, Ida Eldridge, Elma Boylen. |
Edith Wanke. Olive Mortimore, Mrs.
J. T. Brickford. Vida Bracher and |
Ruth Roger.
The semi-monthIy meeting of the |
high school literary society was CIV
en- at the high school Friday after
noon. Several visitors were present,
Including Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kid
we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Horn, Mrs.
+ o. Russell. Verona Fullenwider'
Mrs. G. X. Johnston and Mrs. A. M.
8ond.c The following program was
.lyen- BY the Students:
freshman poem =. :. Velma Royer
9iano solo ...,.4.,- - ID, Xelta Roork
7eadinp ........G Gladys Fletcher
yjolin solo ...... Prof. J. o. Russell
runior stunt-Gene Gibbs, Lillian
Cooper, Maxine Schannep.
Tong ........... High School Boys
ak by Miss Housell.
long ..-......- .......... School
+. NJ. c. A. In the Trenches ......
Gene Gibbs
chooI paper ....- Bertha Hemphil
The monthly sunday sochooi social
,as given b. the rchurch basement
'riday evening. and although II was
week early the affair was in the
,rm Of a Halloween party. Fortunes
rere told by witches and khosts and
II usual spooky stunts were played.
andwiches and coffee were served
Y the social committee. The next so
iaI will be given in November and
le following bostesses were appoint
1. Mrs. o. T. Carnes. Mrs. Donald
ameron. Mrs. Grant Chittenton' and
RI. Frank Duff.
Mrs. Durr Harrison was shopping
ere Saturday.
On account Of the illness Of rs
rank Duff the parent teachers meet
.a Waz ndBtponed this week. The
svt dat6 VIII be announced 3ater.
Lon Knots ana family have movedi