Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-18
ALBION

Cunningham, from up in
o,arogan country, is here visit
sn' The home of his parents, Mr..
Mrs William Cunningham
sp~ who were successful in
I tho the eighth grade examina-
,ast May are as follows; Clara
a;,rg Verle Hittle, Patience
.dlev Doratta Juhnke, Corrine
srr John Knoll, Murrel Moves,
NV, OPEL, Madge Roberts, Lee
Dohins and Dorothy Simpson. There
rore three who lacked one subject
"a the rest two subjects of passing
4 md ali Of these are to try again next
thursday and Friday
4 Miss Matte Brett has been hired to
oh English and French in the
,,oh school next year. Miss Brett
nos 70 rs with a scholarship that
4 !. absolutely without flaw and in
ovary respect will give Albion the
.orefit of this training. She has
A. degree from the college at
1 pullman. A teacher for domestic
4 .,;once and history has not been Sc
1 cured.
n number of the citizens of the
I town and some of the enterprising
\ s.rmers of the immediate commun-
\ ia have signed to guarantee Chau-
1 tsuoua for Albion. The date for the
1 ,bree-day Chautauqua will be some
/ where between July 10 and 20. The
/ Radcliff Chautauqua has not made
an appearance in this part of the
1 country before so it is with interest
/ that the community awaits the pro-
gram which is offered by this COM
I many. The program is of patriotic
4 nature throughout and deserves the
support of everyone in the entire
\ community. Those signing for the
I cbautauoua are as follows: G. B.
1 Thornton, NJ. G. Handley, Walter
Blackburn, Earl kaufman, j. X.
/ Hainsworth, E. T. Huff, the Rev. Mr..
1 Thompson, J. H. Christopher, A. E.
coppeck, Carl Lawson, p. c, Smith,
1 J. B. Chunk, John Kulp, Mrs. Ida
/ Taylor, E. NJ. Pierson, f.. E.. Jones,
Fred Anderson, O. /. Hittle, John
/ Bigneli, Manley Warner, H.. NJ.
nLa.,hono nouid Norman O M
a Johnson, Murrel Simpson, Ralph
Bryan, P. H. Matson, C. l. Roberts,
I Mrs. Jane McClaskey, Harry Warner,
4 W. NJ Griffith, and WrPsTurk, The
full program will be announced later.
A The Epworth League had a social
evening last Saturday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moys and it was re-
ported that all who attended were
we'll repaid for so doing.
Il A program was rendered at the U.
4 B. Church last Sunday morning by
the children of the Sunday school
as the day was Children's Day. 1t
was we'll attended by the entire COM
: munity and was appreciated very
y much
II Ted Farr, who has been in the
okanogan country for the last four
months, has returned to Albion and
expects to remain here the rest of
the summer.
4 c. B. Thornton has enrolled for
work in the summer school at the
l W. S. C. for the next six weeks.
A program was rendered at the
NJ E. church last Sunday evening.
large number were in attendance.
alter the program the Rev. Mr.. Bell
J h spokane, who is travelling in the
interest of the Deaconess hospital OF
spokane, spoke of the work being
done at the hospital and illustrated
MS lecture with lantern slides.
Mr.. Peeyy is visiting his daughter,
Cora, at this place and renewing old
acquaintances.
MRS. j. r. Hainsworth, with chill
afen' Lois and Calvin, started for
missouri last EFednesday, where she
viii visit her parents until the mid
ue OF July, at which time she will
0e tired of the hot nights there and
J 'e'arn here where they are nice, and
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