The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-03-31
ODE..LL

The next meeting of the Mother s
club of Willow Flat and Central Vale
will be held Friday at the home Of
Mrs. Nels Hagen, Mrs. Hagen and
Mrs. H. Il. Jarvis hostesses. This
will be an April fool meeting and a
merry time is expected.
Miss Eunice Kroeger, student at
Monmouth Normal, spent a short Eas-
ter vacation at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kroeger.
Odell Grange April Fool dance Fri
day night, April 1. Good music. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Misses Nellie and Esther. Hagen very
pleasantly entertained at an Easter
party Wednesday evening at the nome
Of their parents, MIR. and Mrs. Nels
Hagen. The party was given in honor
of local O. a. G. students home for
vacation. Decorations and refresh
nents were in colors suggestive of the
season.
Virginia Dutro entertained the soph
omores at a tafTy pull 10 which they
were invited for Friday evening. Miss
johnson and Miss Rogers, Of the high
school faculty, and Miss Agnes Meh
ring, Of the grade school, were also
entertained at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Dutro Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Shelley, their
daughter, Marguerite, and sons Law
renee and Troy, spent Easter with the
home folk.
After having spent the Easter vaca-
tion at the home of his parents, Cur
It's Gould returned to 0. A. c. Mon |
day. He was accompanied by Mr.. and |
Mrs. Gould, who motored as far as Port |
land. ORGY Cameron and w. Gilker-
son. also students at 0. A. c., were Of
the party. Mr. and Mrs. Gould return |
ed home Tuesday.
w. Il. Bucher has returned from a
trip to eastern Oregon where he went
to select and purchase a team Of
horses.
Il. d. Osborn also went to eastern
Oregon where he bought several teams
for logging for the w. l. Kirby saw
mill.
Odell Grange held another enthusias-
when about sixty new members were
initiated.
Last Sunday and the Sunday preced-
ing between twenty and thirty auto
mobiles were parked while the owners
and their families attended services in
the church Last Sunday both morn
ing and evening chairs were placed in
every available bit Of space to accommo-
date those who found all regular. seat
ing space occupied. Praise is due all
who participated in the program and
to those who heard rehearsals and
drilled for the presentation Of the two
act pageant. The decorations were
out of the ordinary and were both
beautiful and appropriate. Program
committee: Mrs. E. T. Hull, Rev w.
S. Gleiser, Miss Agnes Mehring and
Miss Dorothy Haskins. Decorating
A. l.. Weinheimer, w. S.
Gleiser, Richard Ramsey. Isaac Waine,
Virginia Dutro, Leland Purdy.
Services at usual hours next Sun
day. A cordial invitation is extended
you to attend any or all services. +
improvement work on the line
through 0dell prevents use of the tele- q
phone just at the time these notes are
written and such information as might a
be secured through this medium must
be omitted.
Twenty new members were received /
into the church Sunday morning. One L
hundred and fifty in attendance at
Sunday school last Sunday. Record
at morning and evening
service.
The Missionary Society met at the +
home Of Mrs. II. c.. Johnson Wednes- .
lay afternoon.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Service II b
!. m. This will be the last Of the II
ieries Of sermons. Subject, ''The II
Great Commission to America Ep- "
Worth League 6 45 p. m. Subject, u
The Kingdom Come In My Church" f" v
Rev. w. S. Gleiser. leader.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet q
With Mrs. Geo. Sheppard next Wedness 2
lay afternoon. 50