The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-12-15
ODELL

Mrs. w. F. Young has taken a clas
of piano pupils. Anyone desiring les
sons telephone ll6 Odell. Mrs. Younl
needs no introduction to the people o
Odell, she having taught piano pupil
here when she resided in Odell a few
years since.
Mrs. G. r. Bowerman and daugh
ters, Irma and Leita, went to Port
land Saturday.
Mrs. e. II. Wheeler was also Port
land visitor for the week end.
Mrs. II. l.. Dean, of Rupert, Idaho
arrived here Saturday for severa
w. p Kemp and Mrs. W. l.. Sheirbon
Miss Hildred Crockett, o. Rupert,
Idaho, expects to arrive here Christ
mas day for a holiday visit with hen
sisters. Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Sheirbon.
Part of fountain pen was lost be-
tween the telephone exchange and the
home OF Miss Erickson. Finder will
Please return TO Odell postoflice.
Mrs. L. D. Boyed and Rranddaugh-
ter, Marguerite Shelley, went to The
Dalles Saturday for a week end visit
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. b.
Shelley. This WAS Marguerte's first
visit home since the opening of school.
Mr., and Mrs. T. A. Boles are spend
ing the week in Portland and nearby
points.
Odell schools will close Friday Of
next woektf0r one week s vacation.
Miss Ruth Shafer. whose home is
farther away than any other Odell
teacher, will visit relatives in Hood
River during the holidays. Miss Mary
Rogers thought for a time that train
service would not be such that she
could reach her home at Toledo, Ore
gon, but that difficulty has been rene
died and she will spend the holidays at
home. These are the teachers whose
homes are some distance, all others
residing in or near Hood River valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Franklin Fots and
their baby daughter expect to spend
the holidays at the home of Mrs. Folts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Boyed.
If present plans carry they will be
here Sunday.
A communication from Postmaster
General Hays urges that Christmas |
parcels besmailed early beginning last |
week. That address be plainly written |
that parcel be carefully wrapped and |
securely tied That the use of small |
envelope be avoided. viz, those under |
ordinary business or social correspond |
ence size. That letters and packages |
be mailed early in the day thus avoid
ing overlooking and delaying mail.
There is also much other valuable in
contained in this message
from the postmaster general.
Arrangements for the Christmas
program are progressing nicely. Del
ma Dutro the second herald. announced
he program last Sunday. The third
herald will appear next Sunday.
Sunday school 10 a. m. next Sunday.
At II a. m. Rev. Gleiser will deliver
he second of series of Christmas
ermons. Epworth League p. M,
ubject, 1.-THE Ten Commandments In
he Life of Today" Evening service
It 7.45.
The Ladies Aid Society appreciates
he assistance and patronage which
made possible the great success of the ,
azaar and supper. The proceeds were
2l5.
Odell's quota of Red Cross stamps
all sold.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
usiness meeting at the church Thurs
ay afternoon.
A large and appreciative congrega.
ion heard DR.. Leech's fine sermon
unday morning.
Epworth Herald night was a success.
lmost every family represented sub {
ribed for the Herald.
The men of 0dell are making ar
for their banquet New
ears eve. Men will cook and serve +
le food. The following are members !
the executive committee: w. II
heirbon, M. Hawthorne and j. II. i
letchers