East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-13
KNIGHTS Of PYTH!AS
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH

ATHENA, June 13.-The Knights
of Pythias lodges of Umati1la county
will celebrate the Fourth of July in
Athena with a picnic and program ia
the city park. In the evening there
will be q dance at the Legion Hall.
Moving pictures will be shown at the
Standard Theatre from II a. IN. to
II y. m.
The Baptist Sunday schools of the
county will hold their annual picnic
In the park on that day in connec-
ton with that of the knights of Pyth-
las committees from the PythianS and
Baptists will meet in Pendleton Mon
Gay evening to decide on a program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk and chill
dren Tom and Areta have returned to
their home in the city after a motor
trip to British Columbia.
Mrs. Richard English of Weston
Mountain was in Athena Wednesday
afternoon.
The Pioneer Picnic at Weston Fri
day and Saturday was well attended
by Athena people. Saturday was
evidently Athena Day Judging from
the small number of people who re-
VIII McCorlIle of Reed and Hawley
Mountain was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Dobson, closed her
school at Waterman Friday Mrs.
Dobson will spend six keeks at the
summer school to be held in Pendle-
ton
Miss Vera Grant a former Athena
high school teacher, was a week end
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer l Watts.
Dean Clark of Helix visited his
grandmother Mrs. Naomi Dickinson
Wednesday.
w. o, Road, who farms qear Athe-
ma, has taken the management of the
Farmers Grain Elevator in Athena.
In the recent tag sale held by the
ladies of the w. C. II. U. for the Chill
drens Farm Home at Corvallis, $56
was made
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and
children, Merle and Maxine are visit
ing relatives in Portland and the val
ley. They made the trip by car and
will be accompanied home by Miss
Doris Thompson who is student at
st. Helen's Hall in Portland
Mrs Hyatt of Weston was in Athena
Wednesday afternoon.
The Athena troop. of Boy Scouts |
went on their first hike Wednesday |
morning under the command of Scout |
master stephens, Two patrols spend |
the day on Pine Creek above the Wcs- |
ton dam.
Miss Bertha Murdock, who has been |
principal of the high school at Ridge |
field, Idaho. is visiting her sister, |
Mrs. Louis Keen.
Mrs. LaIIue returned to her home |
in Pendleton Wednesday after visiting |
friends here. Mrs. LaHue is a former |
resident of Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bradley of |
Adams were in the city Wednesday.
s. A. Barnes of Weston was a bust
ness visitor in Athena Thursday.
w. w. Mcpherson has purchased a
Chalmers touring car.
Athena and vicinity was visited by
Il good rain Friday. The rain started
early in the morning and continued all
day.
Oliver Dickinson of North Powder
was in Athena Thursday on business.
Mr.. Dickinson recently moved his
family to his ranch there from the
city.
Mrs Delbert Clore and two chiidren
Of Vale arrived here Wednesday even
ing and will visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs W, II. Taylor,
Among the Athena people who at
ended the show in Walla Walla
Thursday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dell and daughter Lucinda, Mr..
md Mrs. W. L. Littlejohn, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l. Watts Mr.. and Mrs. f. :.
.cGrow and Mrs. Robert Proudfit
md daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Ecrking and
Blanche and Mrs. McPher-
in left recently hy automobile for
ipokane where they vii lviSit friends
md attend the commencement eNer-
Uses Of spokane Christian University
rhey will be accompanied home by