East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-18
STUDENTS IN UNIFORM
PRESENT FLAG TO CITY
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V, ArniStiCe Day celebration here SQ
d urday, Nov. II. Owing to unf
forable weather the program whic
was to have been held at tie fl;
pole on Willow street was pr resentt
at the Community church and Il
barbecue was served in the banqu
room of the |. q. @. +. building,
The following is the program
Song, America, audience; praye
Rev. Curry Love; song. "Whcn tn
Regiment Goes Marching BY" Merl
/ Royce, Russell Royce, Buster Jone!
: Max Carnes stephen Fletche
Charles Brocher; address, Re,
George l.. Clark song, America, tn
Beautiful High School pupils; fla
drill. grade school girls; song, HigI
School students.
The pre-. entation of 12N2O foo
flag to the city was made by
group of high school boys in uni
held at the flag pole The fld,
was a gift to the city rom .he bust
ness men Of Pilot Rock.
County superintendent w. w
Green visited a number OF the rura
schools in this vicinity last week.
Ted Roy, Willie Kidwell and Mrs
w. c. Stanley motored to Pendleton
Saturday afternoon to take vocal les
sons from Mrs, Forshaw.
Mrs. Robert Boylen left several
days ago for Kentucky, having been
called by the serious illness of her
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and
son Delwin attended the Armistice
Day celebration here Saturday from
Pendleton.
II. II. Baldock, division engineer
of the Oregon Washington highway
spent Friday night in Pilot Rock.
Harry Balcom was visitor here
Sunday from Boardman.
Mrs. Walton Roork and children
visited here Saturday at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Charles Wilson.
AS result of the Sunday school
conference held here Sunday at the
Community church, delegation Of
local people will go to Harmony
school house in the Gillian district
Sunday afternoon to organize a sun
day school at that place. Other dis
tricts are interested also and it is
hoped that Il number of rural sun
day schools may be organized soon.
Russell Bros. of Seattle We're in
Pilot Rock Saturday, making flights
with their aeroplanc.
Mrs. George Hunter and Mrs.
Breecher Orton of pendleton We're
guets at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
'C. A. Cooper on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hascall We're
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jourdan OF
Fendleton were Weekend guests at
the home of Mrs. Jourden's mother,
Mrs. Chas Wilson.
Rev. Curry Love, Miss Charlotte
Rasmussen and Miss Vernetta Voigt
expect to attend the Christian En-
deavor convention to be held in pen
detoln Saturday and Sunday of thia
week.
Miss Eleanor Hascall was din
ner guest Sunday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs c. j. Miller.
G. w. Paulus and VIM. Glass OF
the Pilot Rock Bank spent Wednes-
day evening in Pendleton.
Boot Matthews was tranSacting
business in Pilot Rock Wednesday.
Miss Edith Hoffman, county home
demonstration agent, Will meet with
the ladies club at their next meet
ing November 20.
At the request of Mr.. Love the
ladies of the club will have charge
of collecting clothing for the Near
East According to Mr.. 1andsaker
of tho Near East committee, who
was in Pilot Rock recently, the only
requirements are that the garments
must be clean. They need not be
mended. Old shoes even those that
need to be repaired to be made
wearablc will he gladly accepted.
Parcels may be left at the Commu-
nifty church basement. Mrs. Walter
Smith was appointed chairman of
this drive and requests that every
thing be in by the goth of this
month.
L. g. Scharpf was visitor here
ian