East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-23

their Christmas tree AMI program
Monday evening, beginning at 1890
the program consisting of choruses
duets, solos and part pieces by tn,
classes of the Sunday school Al
! have a cordial invitation to these OK.
crCiScS.
Mrs, w. $. Munscll who has been
! gone on Il long tour, has recently
returned home. having been two and
! a half months making the trip, Wis
iting Kansas City, st. Louis, New o.
leans, Los Angeles, Long Beach and
/ Seattle.
u. i. Jeffers of Fairfield, Ida, is
here visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Il. Alinear of Milton and that
! of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ruby of Free
water, all relatives.
Miss Sophia Rasmussen is home
from Corvallis for the holidays va
cation.
Mrs Frank Holman of Frccwatcr
was Il business visitor in Walla Wal
la Tuesday.
Roy Clark who has been in Port
land since last August, where he has
employment in the railroad shops is
home for the holidays with his par
ents east of Freewater.
Fred Markham, son of A. NJ
Markham is home from the O. A.
c. on his vacation.
!, The Walla Walla Valley Traction
company are putting in a new trans
former at the sub5tation at Free
water.
Next Sunday morning the Baptist
Sunday school will have children's
program, in the evening the choir
will give one under the direction of
Mrs. w. S. Munsell which promises
to be exceptionally Interesting. The
program is as follows Selection by
orchestra; anthem, Fear Not;
prayer and scripture reading: vocal
solo, "Oh Holy Night (Adams),
Thelma Munsell; reading, selected,
Eva Leibrand;; violin solo. selected,
Rose Leibrand; pantomime. Holy
City" Margaret Bolt: vocal solo,
Helma Flock; orchestra The pub
lie have a cordial invitation to all
/ these exercises.
Miss Thelma Munsell who is an
instructor in the department of cx-
preston in Whitman college will be
home Saturday to spend the holiday
vacation with her parents.
The Freewater Federated church
will give an elaborate program next
Sunday the participants being under
the training of four teachers of the
public school and four of the Sun
| day school.
| II. G. Thompson of the plant dept
and d. Crowley of the traffic dept.
/ of the p. T. & T. company were in
the Twin Cities from Pendleton We'd
ncsday.
Mr.. Dennie Perkins of Mill Town
Wn., is here for an extended visit
with relatives in Milton.
The second department of the Mil
| ton Epworth League. assisted by
several of the juniors will drive over
! to Walla Wala and give a program
/ for the benefit of the inmates Of the
/ World War veterans hospital the
evening of Dec -, in the hospital
chapel
Two very elaborate programs are
being planned by the Christian Sum
( day school to be presented next
/ Sunday morning and evening. In tho
morning eleven children of the Bible
school will haye charge of the sun
/ day school hour and will present q
/ delightful program at 2:45 a. m.
which will consist of readings. dia-
| llogues, songs. etc. The pastor will
preach an illustrated sermon for the
benefit Of the young and old, "a
/ Crowded Caravansarai."
At 1870 p. m. the young peoples
/ chorus of forty voices will present
/ the cantata. Holy Night" by L. L.
{ Ashford. The soloists will be Miss
Jessie Putnam. Miss Alta Putnam.
d Mr.. Ward Rice. Mr.. Lowell Evans
and Mr. Roland Zint. The pianist
will be Miss Louise Hanger and the
following program will be rendered
Piano prelude; And in That Day.
bass solo and chorus: There Shall
Come Forth" chorus: silent Night
quartet. and chorus with solo PARTS.
20 Blessed Town Of Bethlehem. "
cont-alto solo: GLORY to God in the
Highest" bass solo and chorus: star
of tSe East" tenor solo; quest Of
'thc Wise Men" male octette: "Bles-
sod be the Lord" final chorus with
solo and quartet parts. Hearty in
vi,ation is extended to all o. T.
Harris. pastor.
The Methodist Sunray school will
present q program in the morning
and one IN the evening and they
promise - be- very interesting and
an carneet invitation % thc puhN. O.