The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-23
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Elmer Annala, Clarence Miller and
Kenneth Krumenacher are home after
completing the short course at 0. A. c.
Everett Vose is now located on the
VIM. Barnett place, having recently
purchased this property.
Fred Walters is spending a few days
in this vicinity visiting friends anc
relatives.
Miss Edna Plog, student of 0. A. c.,
is home on a vacation.
T. A. Boles was making prepara-
tons for the building of his new hotel.
1t will be located on his lot just south
of the church. He expects to begin
work on it just as soon as the weather
permits.
William Gilkerson is homo from o.
A. c.. on a vacation.
Mrs. Louis Weinheimer and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Weinheimer have returned
after spending the winter in Calffor-
MIA. They report very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ferguson spent
last week end in Portland.
Nate and Horace Gilkerson have just
completed a Sunday school bulletin
board for the M. E. church.
The Blue Side has set Friday evening
as the date for party tos be given
their worthy opponents, the Red Side.
With ORGY Cameron, president of the
Epworth League and captain Of the
Blue Side, in charge the party prom
ises to be grand success. Mr.. Cam
eron is working hard to make this
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Tom Thumb and other celebrated char
acters have promised to be there.
Each one of the Reds is requested to
come prepared to tellIsome funny jokes.
William Gilkerson, Horace Gilkerson
and ORGY Cameron have charge of the
entertainment and decoration. Emily
Fletcher, Dorothy Haskins and Vir-
ginia Dutro have charge Of the re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Rodamer are
home after trip through California
and Arizona.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preach
ing service at IL. Rev. Gleiser will
preach the second of a series of ser.
mons on 1.-THE Masters Greatest
Thoughts. This sermon is to be "The
True Righteousness.
Epworth League at p. m. Subject,
1.-The Tragedy of Buried Talents"
VIM. Gilkerson will have charge of the
meeting. Preaching service at 7.45
p. m.
The fourteenth annual convention of |
District Is of Rebekah lodges. |. o. o. |
F., was held in Cascade Locks March |
15. The session opened with Cascadia |
officers in the chairs. After the open
ing of the convention officers were |
seated, Mrs. Harriet Wait, chairman,
presiding and Mrs. Demmon, of Park
dale, acting as vice-chairman. After
the routine of business, the following
people gave interesting actresses Mrs.
Lottie M. MILESTONE, of Pendleton,
president of Oregon Rebekah Assem-
bly,; Mrs. Charlotte Woodman, of Port
land, past president of Rebekah AS
,embly and superintendent of Odd Fell
lows Home; Frank Hall. of Cascade
Locks. and Mr. Stagdahl, of The
Dalles. The most instructive and har-
nonious session was followed by
chicken dinner at 1.-THE Bridge of the
iod's Inn," and regular lodge in the
,vening. Almost 100 people from The
)alles, Hood River, Odell and Park
ale attended. The initiative work
vas exemplifed by The Dalles team.
Though Cascadia lodge Is young in
,ears. she makes up in enthusiasm and
Everything was done
or the comfort and pleasure of her {
guests including late supper at the
,all. The fifteenth convention will be
leld in The Dalles, Hazel Ingram was
Elected chairman, Georgia Mohn. vice.
Hartman and Dora Sexton, secretary.