Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-03
ALBION

ALBUM
Last Thursday evening the gradu-
atlng exercises We're held at the high
school auditorium. The building
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and vines. DR.. f. F. Nader of
w. S. c. gave the graduating address
which pleased all present Miss
Martha Kerr was the only one gradu-
ating this year and she intends go
ing to Cheney Normal for the sum
mer We wish her success in her
future pursuit of knowledge.
Mr.. and Mrs Pyles and family Of
Spokane visited at the home of Mrs
Pyles parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c..
Handley the first of the week.
r. A. Ellsworth of Moscow. Idaho.
was in town Decoration day renew
ing old acquaintances. He is now
engaged in gardening at Moscow.
Bill Miller of Moscow Idaho. has
been in town visiting his uncle, O. D.
Crawford
One of the best times for many
days was enjoyed in Albion last Sat
urday when about 400 of the com
munity got together and spent the
afternoon in playing games and run
ming races. There were races for
old and young; big and small; fat
and lean. The picnic dinner at noon
was surely treat, After dinner the
races took place and then after these
the Banner boys played the Albion
team and were defeated by a score
of 40. Next Saturday afternoon it
is to be hoped we shall be able to get
the town team of Moscow, Idaho. to
play Albion. These good times
were fostered by the mems Bible
class of the NJ. E. church for the
purpose of trying to do away with
Sunday baseball. You people who
do not believe in Sunday baseball
and wish to see a good game, come
to Albion next Saturday. Also you
who wish to get in the play spirit
again come out and join with us. as
there will be something doing every
minute. Games of horseshoes, ten
mis-, croQuet and baseball will be
staged and also a number of races
A large number of friends and
people wishing to do homage to the
soldiers met Decoration day at the
Christian church for that purpose
Rev. H. ]. Reynolds of Pullman gave
the memorial address. After the
services a call was given out for
those people in the audience who
voted for Abraham Lincoln to stand
mp and seven responded to the call
Mrs. Kerns spoke up and said that
there were others there who would
have voted for him if they could, but
as woman suffrage was not in opera
ton then they could not.
Albion Chatauqua is to be held
June 1S-2O-21. From all indications
it looks as if we shall have a strong
program this year Tickets will be
on sale the last of the week How
many did you say you wanted this
year?
Edith Starr and Jeanette Clark,
who have been attending the Uni
versity of Idaho. were visiting in the
home of c. NJ Johnson the last of
the week.
The school year has ended here in
Albion and several of the teachers
have gone or are soon going to their
respective homes. We believe that
this has been the best school year
experienced for a long time and we
must now begin looking forward to
n better year All the teachers have
done their utmost to see that the
most could be attained and those
who are not contemplating returning
here next year take with them best
wishes for their success and happi-
ness
The Crisis will be shown at the
high school auditorium next Satur-
day evening, June A. Admission IS
cents for those under - years, and
all over % cents. This is a picture
taken from Winston Churchill's book
and gives the best opportunity al
forded by modern literature to pOr-
tray the character and personality Of
Lincoln on the screen. Be sure and
see it.