East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-16

ON extended visit with friends in Pilot
Rock, ana Cashier Fred Moer OF Helix.
The Pilot Rock Civic Cltrb held their
weekly meeting last Wednesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Lon
Knots. The meetings are being held
in private homes instead of the church
basement on account of fuel short
lge.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. ID. Orange
who died at st. Anthony's hospital In
Pendleton, after undergoing an opera
tion for gall stones. was held ut the
church OF Pilot Rock Saturday at
o'clock with Rev. Alfred Lockwood OF
the Church of the Redeemer of Pen
dleton officiating. Rev. J. I. Bickford
OF the Church of Pilot Rock was un-
able to hosd the services as had been
planned, because of the delayed train
service from Portland, where Mr..
Bickford was attending a conference
OH New Era Work" Six of the high
school boys. who had been pupils of
Mrs. Orange acted as pail bearers.
They were. Victor Bracher. Wilbur
Horn, William Fletcher, Herschel KID
well. George Jordan and Charles
Spere.
The temperature during this recent
storm has not been as low at Pilot
Rock as it has at either Ukiah or PEN
dleton. The lowest that has been re-
ported was - degrees below which
occurred on Friday night.
Charles Ely of Gurdane was Pilot
Rock visitor saturday. He brought
20 dressed pigs for sale and succeeded
in selling every one.
Miss Ella May Harmon, county
demonstration agent was at Pilot Rock
to help several ladies in MAX |
ing dress forms. The ladies met at
the homo of Mrs. l. NJ. Schannep. |
Next week Miss Harmon expects to re-
turn to Plot Rock, in order to assist
the ladies who were unable to COM
plete their work.
Eugene Gibbs is confined to his
home with n severe case of small poN.
The pupils of the Plot Rock gram
mar school, presented n well prepared
Friday evening in
Carnes Hall. The pupils of the first
and second grades presented the play
Of Tom Thumb" and japanese
song. The intermediate grades play
d the life of "Hiawatha," which was
'ery beautiful. The stage scene was
'orest and many fir trees had been
brought from the mountains as the
pupils acted, the green spot light was
brown on the stage. The entertain
nent was concluded by one-act COM
sdy," The Obstinate Family" drama
zed by six of the eighth grade pupils
The proceeds from the program were
S66. The Misses Edith Wanke and AL
ma Sherman teachers. instructed the
Students in the entertainment.
Clayton Knots, who has been em-
'loyed at the Teel construction camp
anne to Pilot Rock, Saturday. He
eft the mountains at noon, where the
then registered IA de-
rees below zero, and by the time Mr..
lnotts reached this place. his ears
'ere frozen, but he is reported bet
err.
Mrs Ida Russell has returned to
'ilot Rock, to take up her duties again
Z the Grace Hospital, after an ex-
ended vacation in Salem and other
alley points.
Henry Lazinka shipped from Pilot
Rock station several car loads Of cat
le. Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Hudson leased a 100 acre
rack of land IL miles west of PILOT
Rock to Charles Mason.
Miss Stasia Walsh of Pendleton,
sas visited at the c. G. Bracher
nome and enjoyed the winter sports
On the hills surrounding Pilot Rock.
Mrs. L. c. Roy was a Pendleton
visitor Wednesday.
Archie Bond has returned after sew
eral weeks visit with his mother in |
the East. Mr.. Bond Is rooming at !
he A. p. Warner home.
The Sunday school teachers and Of
ficers are training the pupils of the |
Sunday School of the Church of Pilot
Rock for q Christmas program to be
given in the church on Monday, De-
cember %. one of the main features
Of the program is a pantomine, en-
the wise men and shepherds
at the stable in Bethlehem, and dur
ng this choir of ten girls, dressed |
as angels will sing three Christmas
hymns.
Rev and Mrs. J. T. Bickford of the
Church of Pilot Rock have been as |
signed a place in north China for mis-
sonary work. The date of their de-
parture is yet indefinite, as they are /
,o,,, x.yoffip1 for nassp0rtS