East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-30
BIG SUCCESS ATTENDS
|. UEAH SCHOOL PROGRAM
(East oresonian Specials

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UKIAH. eNov. SO.-The Thanksgiv-
ing entertainment. given Thursday
night in j. II. Wagners hall by the
teachers and pupils of the Ukiah
school, proved to be both very inter-
esting and entertaining. and for two
and one half hours the large audience
was treated to an excellent program
from start to finish. The pupils acted
their parts well. for which they de-
serve credit and the teachers proved
their ability in the way the children
were trained The entertainment was
followed by dance which lasted until
morning. A basket supper with hot
coffee was served in the hall by the
lladies. The program was as follows:
Address, Virgil Peterson; The Woo
ing of Hiawatha, j. IL. Wagner; Songs
I Bob White and over the River; reeita-
ton Who Has Seen the Wing, George
Martin, Ewing Hynd: recitation, Mrs.
Pressy, Audrey Moore; recitation. Pig
gy Wig and Piggy Wee, John Powell;
dialogue The Curiosity, Emma, Polly
land Willie Walker; dialogue. Belling|
the Cat Irwin Laurence. Ruby Case.
lCiarence Huston, Clinton Martin. Glen
Martin, Navina Moore ana Leonai
lGibhs recitation, Leta Peterson; reci-
ltation, Leila Hclmick; recitation. Rae
Case: Thanksgiving Past and Present,
School; THANKSGIVING proclamation,
Sheldon I.aurance; The First Thanks
giving, Grace Peterson: The Am erican
Greed. large scholars; America, by the
laudience; The Gates of Gold, Lyman
Peterson; The Unburied Woman. Shell
ldon Laurance, Lorena Ness. Bulah
Moore and Prace Peterson; recitation,
George Hinton; Calisthenic Drill, large
scholars: folk dances. large scholars;
Isong, Let the Rest of the World Go
BY, large scholars.
Miss Ada Surface of Ritter, is visit
ling in Ukiah for the present with her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Surface
Mr.. and Mrs. william Selhy and son
Bobby, of Pilot Rock, are visiting with
Mrs. Jennie Moore for few days.
Mrs. Mary Casteel and sons, Ralph
and Walter. Fred Casteel, wife and
son Jack, Norma Short Chris Sturm
and wife. Mrs. Scroggins and daughter
Agnes. Arthur Linvill and John Durn
of Albee attended the entertainment
land dance in U5iah Thursday night.
Halle Piersol of Athena. was in
Ukiah Thursday night on business.
Rain fell all might Thursday night
and all day Friday.
Mrs George Ness and son Forest left
Tuesday for Pendleton, returning
Wednesday, bringing back Florence
Ness, who is attending st. Joseph's
academy and Eddie Ness, who is at
tending school at Pilot Rock.
Several Thanksgiving dinners were
given in Ukiah last Thursday.
William Allison came down from
Oriental Wednesday TO spend Thanks
giving with his son. Walter and fam
lily.
]. D. Kirk has been spending the
week on Bridge creek at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Chilson.
Bert Andrus of Hood River, was the
lguest of his sister, Mrs Mabel Case
Wednesday night on his way to Range
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G.
w. Andrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mossie left for
Pendleton the first of the week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hilbert returned
from Pendleton Wednesday.
Lee Burr returned to Ukiah the first
Inf har rHad.
al months.
Mrs. Sanford Chilson and daughter
Geraldine, returned Wednesday from
Lexington, after visiting there for
three weeks.
Miss Nellie Marquis of Joseph, Ore
gon, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Arden
! Gilliland, for short time.
! Mrs. Granville Plant, who has been
I ill, is now on the road to recovery.
light skift of snow covered the
I valley last Monday morning, but soor
melted and was gone.
| Del Schilts returned to Hermiston
last Saturday after spending several
days here. circulating a petition for
his release from parole.
Miss Mary Calyerly, of Oregon City,
is sitting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. J. H. Constants.
Mrs. +. L. Thrasher of Nye. arrived
Monday night to spend Thanksgiving
with her mother, Mrs. s. ]. Helmick.
Ukiah viii have electric lights again
In a few days as ]. T. Hale of Pendle-
ton brought up new machinery which
is now being installed in the plant.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Caldwell will be pleased to learn that
she has left the hospital and was NOV.