East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-02

lied well from their lunch counter
they conducted during the apple
show. They sold $50 worth of
| cookbooks $215 candy and waffles,
and the ladies turned in the $40 they
had realized from individual prizes,
making the net right around $500,
the candy and waffles being donated.
The ladies of the Improvement
Clubs, the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches also had lunch counters
but were not so fortunate financi-
ally.
The Federated church people of
Freewater are giving a great deal
| of attention to social community life.
The Junior Christian Endeavors meet
Thursday nights every two weeks
and the Intermediates meet Friday
nights every two weeks. The busi-
ness meetings of these societies are
I isuperintended by the pastor and the
social meetings are supervised by
some one else of mature years. Then
every month the adults of the church
have a gct-together meeting.
Last Friday night the Sophomores
igave the Freshmen n reception in the
gym of the high school. This is an
|annual event, an established insti-
tuition.
DIR. and Mrs. w. f. Allen drove
over to Walla Walla Sunday and
visited with the family of John How
1lgpd n hc 10 1f
ton.
Miss Edith Arbogast who has been
here two weeks, is recovering from
an attack of lung fever and will soon
be able to go home. Her father,
Ira Arbogast who was so seriously
injured recently, by being caubht be-
tween two wheat wagons is recover
ling nicely.
Mrs. Carl Mcconnell of Helix Is
visiting with Mrs. Delpha Achilles
of Milton.
Mrs. G. B. Hartle is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
The special services last Sunday
evening at the Christian church were
very interesting. There were special
numbers in song, music by the or
chestra, violin solo by c. r. Whit
man of Walla Walla and a good SER
mon on the experience of Phillip
and the Eunuch, entitled "a desert
| highway revival" by the pastor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Keen of Wal
la Walla spent a short time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Gallo
way Sunday evening.
Edgar Saylor of Butter Creek was
over here and spent Sunday with his
mother and incidentally called at the
home of his brother Ralph to take
look at his new nephew.
Rev. c. L. McCausland of Seattle
was over and held quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church in Milton
Sunday evening. Mr.. McCausland is
presiding elder of the Inland district
| OF the NJ. f. church South.
| The w. c. T. L. held a meeting in
the College auditorium Friday after
noon, conducted by Mrs. S. s. Shields
in honor of Miss Frances Willard. il
being the anniversary of her birth.
The meeting was the combined eff
forts of the faculty and student bod
les of the college and high school.
Where was a program consisting of
a chorus by the college glee club,
scripture reading by Mrs. H. S.
lShangle, who gave two chapters
from memory, selection by the col
lege male quartet, an address by
Congressman J. w. Summers of
Walla Walla, chorus by the Mac HI
glee club, benediction by Dean w. c.
Howard.
ReV. G. II. Wilbur of the Presby-
terrain church addressed the stu
dents of Columbia college at chapel
IN the auditorium Monday morning.
| All the fruit and vegetables used
III the harvest home rally Sunday
morning in the Methodist church. in
the booth displays were sent to the
Iorphanage in Portland, as was also
the collection of the morning offer
ing.
Every fourth Sunday evening of
each month there is a musical SER
vice given in the Methodist church
Last Sunday evening there was one
given which was very Interesting
| and of good length. consisting of
numbers given by the orchestra. Co
lumbia college glee club, songs. reci-
tations, dialogue and an address bv
the pastor, Rev. NJ f. Hill.
Mrs. L. h. Storm entertained
niece. Mrs. Ray Bowman and little
girl of Dayton. Wash, over Sunday.
Monday night the Pythian Sisters
gave a o'clock chicken dinner at
which the Knights were served, in
the dining hail Of the lodge. after
which the ladies gave an entertain /
ment in the commercial club hall !,
followed by a dance. Harold Niilby, |
Mrs. Don Mason and Olive Spears 4
will furnish the music for the dance i
while the Columbia College orchestra 1
will dispense music during the feast /
of the Knights.
A1r. and Mrs. Charles Berry. one /
time residents here stopped off a few
hours to shake hands with old I
friends. They are on their way
homo "a CDol-a~a raxfur haa- aas-