The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-02
PINE GROVE
MEETING NEAR
COMMUNITY INSTITUTE THIS WEEK
Residents of Orchard District Will Meet
In Annual Session for Social Up
lift and Educational Gain

School. community and church life
will be emphasized at the annual Pine
Grove Community Institute to be held
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this
week, and the committee, headed by
Mrs. b. E. Lage, announces a pro.
gram In which prominent local folk
and visitors will participate.
Speaking of the coming sessions,
Mrs. Lage says:
The institute committee has been
fortunate in securing DR.. f. o. Sisson,
of Reed College, as one of the principal
speakers. DR.. Sisson was for num-
Der of years dean of the College of Ed
ucation at the University of Washing
ton. he was attracted to Reed College
by its progressive principles and was
dean of the college and professor of
philosophy there for one year, at
which time he was appointed commits
sioner of education for the state of
Idaho. He resigned AFTER three years
to accept the presidency of the Uni
versity of Montana. Wishing to have
more time to devote to his writings he
resigned from the u. of NJ. to become
professor of philosophy at Reed Col
lege, where he gives special courses to
seniors. Don't forget to hear this
great educator-speak Saturday after
noon, his topic being, The Aims of
Education in the United States.
The meeting tomorrow will be held
in the Grange hall by kind permission
Of the trustees. Saturday and Sunday
evenings the meetings will be held in
the community church.
'We want the attendance, interest |
and enthusiasm to be such as will |
make the speakers and those who take |
part in the program, leave with the |
assurance that their efforts have been |
worth while. They are showing their |
interest in humanity and this commun- |
lty by serving us sacriticlally. Your |
presence will be practical expression |
OF your appreciation of their services,
and of your interest in the welfare of
the community. It's up to YOU"
The program follows:
Friday evening, 7.30 p. M, Mrs
Grace Laraway presiding Songs, first
grade; Crusade exercise songs, second
and third grades health play songs
fifth grade; mouth hygiene, DR.. I'm
derhill; songs, sixth, seventh and
eighth grades address, Mrs. Glendora
Blakely; songs. fourth grade moving
pictures, A. S. Kolstad.
Saturday morning, 10. 80 a. M, II. L.
Master of the Grange,
chairman - Community sing, led by
Mrs. G. II. Henney address, "Some
Observations on Modern Tendencies, 4"
Geo. r. Wilbur; community sing, led
by Mrs. Henney; address, "An Eco
nomic Forecast" E. o. Blanchar
luncheon, served by the Ladies Aid
Saturday afternoon, p. M, j. d.
McCully, chaiTman-community sing
ed by Mrs. Henney; address, THE
Aims of Education in the United
States" E. O. Sisson, professor OF
at Reed College solo, Mrs.
denney address, Education" b. f.
irvine. editor of the Oregon Journal
dismissal song, America.
Sunday morning, 10 a. M. Sunday /
chool, Asst. Supt. C. T. Roberts {
olo, Willard Jarvis; recitation, limo
rene Roberts solo, Charles Lage les /
on, "Divine Approval of Faithful
service" ii Kings. 2 5-ll: solo, "In !
Ny Fathers House Are Many Man
ions" j. Kaye; institute sermon, a
Great Expectations, DR.. j. d. Nc
of Salem.