The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-12-03

toushdowns for his team that won tn
game from the cornhuskers.
$ Mrs. Martha Mays is reported ven
: III at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
4 G. a. Barrett.
Football season is over, basketball
: time is here. The boys are practicine
e this indoor sport with the same vim
: which characterized their fighting or
r the grid. Full equipment was provid
r cd for the team last year which will
be used again this season. Challen-
ges have been received from Wes-
f, ton and Waitsburg.
Athena will be represented at Wal
! Ia Walla December and at the
! Girls Conference. Miss Andrews,
: Beulah Banister, Joyce johnson. Hell
en- Downing, Sadie Pambrun, Mildred
Stanton and Maebelle Duncan are the
delegates from the high school.
Mrs. Edith Van Dusen will speak TO
the ladies Of Athena next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons,
under the auspices Of the Civic club.
Her subjects will be: Monday, civic
improvement and Tuesday and We'd
nesday afternoons, interior decora-
ton, house planning, sanitation, etc.
The lectures will be given at Com
mercial club rooms and all women are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Kirk were in
the city from Weston, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Foss were in the
city Wednesday from Pendleton.
where they are staying for the win
ter.
Mrs. Rabb, popular saleslady at the
Penney store, will 20 to Quincy, Illi-
nois, in like capacity there under Mr..
W. C. Emmel, after he has establish
ed his store in that city.
Street Carnival December 18th.
Saturday December 18th, has been
selected as the date for the street
carnival to be held by the civic club.
Beginning about o'clock in the after
noon and extending throughout the
evening, the event promises to be one
OF the most uniquely entertaining of
any event staged IN Athena for years
by the ladies. A cafeteria supper
viii be served, each booth providing
a special Wand the many in aggregate
comprising a dinner fit for king
or a goumand. A real street carni-
val will provide amusement unlimited
At s o'clock or thereabout, program
of music and readings will be given.
Booths for the sale Of articles suit
able for Christmas gifts, as well as
home e-made candies, confections, ETC.,
will be Especial feature. The Civic
Club is indebted to the generosity of
the Athena Weston Legion Post for
the use of their hall for the enter
prise.
Cutler-Black.
A wedding of interest took place
Sunday morning at Pendleton, when
Miss Iva Black of that city, became
the wife of Mr.. Oscar Cutler, chief
engineer of the state highway force
with Offices in Athena. The wedding
took place at the home Of the brides
in Pendleton, and pleasing
marked the ceremony. The
couple was unattended and vows were
in the presence of only
friends and relatives. Rev.
Clark, pastor of the First Presbyter-
ian church, officiated.
Birthday Anniversary Celebrated.
The birthday of Aunt Ann Taylor
occurring on Thanksgiving day, was
celebrated with a most sumptuous
turkey dinner, prepared by Mrs. Shell /
don Taylor. The grand bird, stuffed
to a queens taste, with birthday
rake and all seasonable trimmings,
was brought from the Cold Springs
ranch and served in Mrs. Tayior's j
,osy new home on Main street. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Taylor and Mrs. M.
/. Leeper were additional guests. i
Little Miss Nylene Taylor, the ,
great grand daughter of the honoree,
assisted her mother in serving the last
course, in most efficient manner.
Chautauqua Lecturer Here.
DIR. Louis Banks, famous ehautau-
qua lecturer, is scheduled to lecture at {
he Methodist Episcopal church in l
his city, Monday, December 9th, at |
1850 p. m. He is said to be an orator
# the aggressive and convincing type {
"a man of big soul. big brain. big {
,ody, with big faith in the ultimate a
Iuccess of big crusade.
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