East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-22
ADAMS BIBLE STUDY
ENDS NEXT SUNDAY
(East oregonlan Specially

ADAMS. Aug, 22.-E. McColtum has
been seeding 64S0 sack of wheat this
week.
A. Moreman and Ila Blake motorel
to Pendeton Saturday to attend the
movies.
Pink Boylen, Roll Morrison and
John Hales and Bert Kirbv left To-Day
for hunting trip in the mountains.
Mr.. I4arabee and Carl Christian and
l.. l.. Leuallen, Otis Lieuallen, Paul
l.ieualen, Ralph Wallan, Chas Duruis
left on hunting trip to the noun
tains and Mrs. Larabee and boys, Mrs.
ieuallen and daughters, Doris ard
Dena, Mrs. o. Lieuallen, Mrs, r. Lieu
allen, Mrs. II. Wallau and son BIliy,
will go 20 the springs for IN outing.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. Darr motore1 to
Milton after some fruit toda"
Jack Mayberry is running the ware
house at Eastland during the Whca.
season
The Chestnut Bros. chop mill is very
busy now as wheat and barley is COM
ing in by the six horse and trail wa
Eon loads.
Mr. and Mrs, Joe French and ch,l-
dren of Meacham are the, guests or
his mother, Mrs. French, at Adams.
Misses Nellie and Leota and Robert
and Berl Whiteley We're in Pendleton
today
Mrs. Sam Rothrock motored to Ad-
ans today.
Ben Inman, Francis Lieuallen and
Mr.. Rothrock left today for few days
outing and hunting in the mountain,
F. NJ. Whiteley is basy shoeng
horses for the hunters on their outing
trips.
Mr., and Mrs, John Ogle and daugh-
ter Barbara and motheE Mrs Darr
motored to Athena today.
Mrs. Otis Lieuallen was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ralph Wallan today
on the ranch near Adams.
Mr., ana Mrs, c. Schatz motored to
the mountains for an outing and hunt
ing trip.
Mr., and Mrs. Boylen and children
of the Tum -a-I.um Lumber Co. of
Adams returned to their home in Ad-
anne today after two weeks outing
in the city of Portland with relaSves
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Darr returned to
their home in Adams after spending
the summer on their mining ranch.
Frank and Ora Holdman of Pendle-
ton motored to Adams today.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Picard drove
down from the mountains and are the
guests of her mother, Mrs. French, at
Adams.
Mrs. G. Bush of Arlington is spend
ing the weekend at Adams with her
Mrs j. Danes
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Stoll and family |
of Pendleton, were the guests of her
Mrs. NARROW, Sunday in Ad-
ans.
c. NJ, Morrison and Ivan Blake mo /
tored to Pendleton Saturday TO have |
some repair work done for the CATER /
piller.
VIII Holdman and sister. Mrs c. !
and Eilene, motored to PEN
dleton Monday
The Bible study on the postmaster's
lawn attracted twenty-one students
last Sunday Rev. Walter s. Payne
taught the adult class and preached at |
the close of the study hour The SER
vices were interesting and worth
while. J. T. Lieuallen announced that
Rev Mobley, former pastor at Middle
ton, Idaho, would preach in the
church Sunday, September 3rd. He is
a candidate for the pastorate of the
Baptist community church.
Next Sabbath is the last service of
he season to be held on the pOstmast-
er's lawn. Many who are returning
from their vacations will be welcom-
ed and cheered along the heavenly
way if they choose to spend two hours
with those who are journeying in that
direction
letter from Rev. w. X. Storms
gives the information that an evan
yelistic party has been organized with Il