The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-07
ODELL

The election of officers of the Metho-
dist Sunday school was held Tuesday
evening of last week and resulted as
follows: Allison Fletcher, supt. j. G.
DuekWall, asst supt. Clarence Miller,
sec. A. II. Weinheimer, treas. Mar
garet Fletcher, pianist; Horace Gilker-
son, librarian; Algie Weinheimer. Choir
ister; Mrs. j. f. Ferguson. missionary
supt. Mrs. G. A.Weber, primary supt.
Mrs. Allison Fletcher, cradle roll supt. !;
Mrs. Mont. Hawthorne, home dept.
These officers with the following teach
ers constitute the Sunday school board
Mrs. G. A. Weber, Mrs. W. +. Gleiser,
Miss Agnes Mehrig, Mrs. S. w. Koel-
Ter, j. G. Duckwall, Mrs. j. h. Fergu-
son, G. A. Weber. Mrs. Ferguson is
entering upon her tenth year as teacher
of the Ferguson Bible class.
Next Sunday morning at the regular
Sunday school hour the annual Rally
Day service will be observed. A short
program, promotion of pupils and the
scripture lesson will be features of the
day. Every body welcome. Come and
make this a great day. Mrs. j. r..
Ferguson, Mrs. Allison Fletcher, Mrs.
G. A. Weber and Miss Eunice Kroeger
have been appointed the committee in
charge. Decorating committee j. c.
Duckwall, Mrs. G. A. Weber, Mrs. AL
gle Weinheimer. Following the Rally
Day program the regular morning ser
vice, the principal feature of which is
the sermon by the pastor. Good music
is expected.
Epworth League 6.45 p. m. Mrs.
Allison Fletcher, leader. Regular
church service at 730 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Waldo Mills next
Wednesday at 2.30 p. m. All ladies of
the community welcome.
The official board of the Methodist
church met at the home of G.. A. Weber
Tuesday evening of last week and
budget of $2400 was adopted. Mrs. j.
+. Ferguson was elected press CORES
pondent. A mems chorus was organ
lied and the following committee on
membership appointed: James Fletch-
er, w. F.. Gleiser, Algie Weineimer.
The first quarterly conference met
Tuesday evening, District Superintend-
ent Pemberton presiding.
Mr. and Mrs. +. N. Wheeler went to
Portland for the week end and brought
Mrs. Webster Il. Phelps, of Portland.
here for a visit at the Wheeler home.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Smith
and Mrs. Bleeker and daughter, of
Portland, came up for a short stay at
Mount Hood Lodge and short visit at
the Wheeler home. Mrs. Phelps ac-
companied them home. All trips were
made by motor.
S. |. Lowell, of Lynn, Mass, directed
matters following the death of his
brother, Chas. Lowell and funeral ser
vices were held in Hood River. Inter
ment in Idlewilde cemetery.
Mrs. Eva Morgan passed away Sun
day evening at the family home in
Odell. So rapidly did the final sum
mons come that brother who resides
at Spray arrived toe late. Mrs. Nor
gan was one who gave freely in service !
to her family and friends. Widowed |
many years ago she mothered her own, |
and when the children of her son, |
Frank Purdy, were deprived of a moth |
er's loving care she again assumed the |
duties of mother and continued so until !
failing health prevented. Many friends |
gathered for the service at the home |
Monday afternoon. Tuesday she was |
laid away in cemetery in The Dalles, /
where her father, mother and husband |
rest. She is survived by two daugh- |
ters, one son, four brothers, two sisters |
and several grandchildren.
VIM. s. Duckwall, Of indianapolis. is |
here for a short visit with relatives and /
to attend to matters of business relat- |
ing to the sale and shipment Of arples
to the markets of the middle west. Mr.. /
Duckwall has been spending considera-
BILE time educating that market as to |
the good qualities Of the Newtowon 1
PippIn.
Mrs. M. d. Odell has been spending /
the week visiting friends in Portland
Miss Leila johnson and Miss Mary !
Rogers, of the high school faculty, have /
gone home for the three weeks apple /
picking holidays Miss johnson resides |
at Salem. Miss Rogers at Toledo.
Many who have assisted in apple har- /
vest other seasons have returned. evil /
dence that they were satisfied with I
conditions as they found them. Evi- 1
dence also that their employers consid-
cred their services satisfactory.