The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1922-06-16


dinner was served at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. H. N. Greer.
The bride formerly lived in Weston
and was regarded as one of its most
popular matrons. A host Of friends
unite in wishing the newly-weds
much joy and happiness in the years
to come.
Mrs. Mary o. Nelson and Mrs. Y.
H. Chastain were among Weston's s
reunion visitors from Walla Walla
valley.
Mrs. P. ]. Purcell and Mrs. Eva
Chase and sons came over from Free
water to visit with old-time friends
during the picnic.
Anson Payne has gone to Hold
man. where he has employment with
state highway surveying crew. :,
Mrs. J. M. Swaggart came back
from Baker with Mrs. Alick johnson,
who has been her guest at the Swag--
CART farm. Mrs. Swaggart attended
Weston's reunion and Millions Straw
berry day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Smock left
Wednesday for Dayton to visit their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Driskell.
Mrs. J. M. Banister is under DR..
McKinney's care this week with Sc
rious and painful illness. ;,
"Bill" Blakeley and "Uncle John"
| Bentley were among the old Pendle-
ton pioneers who attended the re-
union.
Mrs. S. t. Gore and Mrs. ]. 0.
Davis of Walla Walla were reunion
guests of Mrs. G. DeGraw.
]. o. Davis, former superintendent
of the Weston schools, hasf nted
the superintendency of urs
school near Hood River, Orego,
Guests of Mrs. F. G. Wood at re-
union dinner Friday were Mrs. Eva
E. Hartman and Mrs. Allen, of Port
land; Mrs. Mary LaDow, Mrs. W. b.
Mays and G. A. Hartman, of Pendle-
ton.
Good friends Of Memorial Hall are
selling tickets for the first Of a
series of Radio Benefit shows, the
proceeds of all of which will be set
apart for the purchase of radio
outfit this fall. The first show is
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set 1or luesaay eyenlns, "uho ,;ot'ra az, @ma
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woman uou olahseo, Mi.n a'" III,
cast, ana Mack oe,ille.' .oiaeus'
Motoring trips, with picnic dinners
in some favorite woodland nook as an
objective, are delightful events in the
daily routine of life, especially at this
season of the year when all nature
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summer monens' mrs. H. Goou"ir en-
tertainea 1ew 1rlenus az yea, Tues,
day AFTERNOON. hemihlscehses aliu
chatty episoaes Iurnisheu uiSsrtiig
entertainment, supplemented py
group OF delgntiul piano NUMBERS
eontriputed py MRS. Liilan freoericks.
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