East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-03
mrs. KEMP SPEAKING
AT Pilot ROCK NOW
WOMEN HAVE MADE LARGE
QUANTITY OF RED
CROSS SUPPLIES
Old Methodist Church, Famous Land
mark, is Torn Down; Easter Pro-
gram was Interesting; Other News
by special Correspondent.
(East Oregoninn speclall

(East Oregonian Specially
PILOT ROCK, April S.-Mrs. Jen,
ME Kemp is giving three lecture.
here today. Wednesday. The first one
will be at IL A. NJ. for the benefit of
the school children. The second will
be given4at p. NJ. for the ladies ana
a mass meeting will be held in the hall
at P. M. Mrs, Kemp has been
speaing in different towns and Is
said TO be an able speaker. The topic
of her talk is "Over the Top at the
Table"
That the Pilot Hook Red Cross
chapter is doing good work is shown
by the following report. In one
month these articles were completed
and sent to headquarters. 1850
sponges $50 folded gauze strips, 20
irrigation pads, 2O9 congresses 100
pajamas,Ss sweaters, 25 pair of sox.
) wristlets and five scarfs.
Instead of the regular Sunday
school services Sunday morning. the
following Easter program was given:
essional-"Onward Christion
Soldiers" Sunday school choir.
Prayer and Scripture Reading-Rev
Davis.
Reeitation-"The Butterfly, Char
les Carnes.
Reading-Portia Kidwell.
Song-By school.
Recitation-"Sing Children Sing"
Mildred Hemphill.
Reading-'An Easter Song" Bertha
Hemphill.
Song-School
Reading-"The Easter Tidings."
Hazel Ogg.
son1-"Easter Moon Primary
classes.
Recitation-"East Day, Ruby
Hutchinson.
THE Easter story. Rev. Davis.
Mrs. L. G. Scharpf who spent the .
past two months in California has re-
turned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar Harris have
moved to the home of Mrs. Harris
parents Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Wegner,
Rev. Davis left Monday morning for
San Francisco to consult an eye spec
ialist. At a meeting held in the base
ment Monday evening it was decided
to continue Sunday night services for
a while. Local men will give short
talks, and music will be furnished by
the choir.
Ida EldridSe spent the past week
at the home of her uncle, Joe Holms.
A social dance was given in the.
Oddfellows hall Friday night. Music
was furnished by Sawyer's orchestra
of Pendleton and number of Pen
dleton young folks were present.
dance will be given by the same or.
chestra a week from Friday night.
Vivian Gibbs spent the week end at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Smith.
~ Miss Olive Mortimore spent the
week end in Pendleton.
Mrs f.. r. Tanning entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon in !
honor of Mrs. James Hoffner. The
following ladies' We're present; Mrs. c.
J, Miller, Mrs. o. T. Carnes, Mrs. Carl
Jensen, Mrs. Frank Duff, Mrs. Z. r.
Lester, Mrs. Hoffner, and Mrs. Fam
ing.
Mrs. VIII Hutchinson who has been
i'll at st. Anthony's hospital in Pen
dleton has returned to her home here.
A. c. Cooper aQd family motored
to Pendleton Friday. They We're ac>
by Miss Edith Wanke.
The old Methodist church. which
stood for so many years on the hill /
south of town has been torn down and /
Tire iutiIbtT SOU 10 NdIlouS IeODIe. q
it was an old land mark. it r
improves the looks of the town since \
it is removed. I
Quite number of young people Il
enjoyed a picnic Sunday. They Ia
motored to the Grant Horn ranch, L
where they had an egg roast and +
cooked their dinner over camp fire. il
Roy Marcum and wife have rented o
The house vacated by Merwyn Gilbert h
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert are b
now in Sweetwater, Idaho. t
Word has been received here that n
Ralph Gibbs has enlisted. He has q
1een going to high school in Bosie, a
daho, for some time but it well tt
Inown here. He is nephew of Mrs
Walter Smith.
Bert Reeder was in town Tuesday 4
Clint Harrison and wife were here !
tuesday.