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t'HKISTMAH CANTATA PLANNED I IVA KOLK ARE Gl'ESTS.
Tim Choir f the First Methodist-I'-plneopul
Church "f ill render Ash
ford' Christmas Cantata, "The Star
of Promise," Sunday evening at 7:.10
('Clock, and the Interesting event Is
being; directed by Mrs, Maud U Wood
iird wllh Mr. A. J. Owen at the organ
The folio In numbers arc Included.
Prelude "Song of Praises," (llatt
mann.) Hymn "Josus Calls vs.
Prayer.
"Behold, For Zlon Sake'- Soprano
Polo and Churns; Solo, Mrs. Woodyard.
"Oh, Come Kmmanucl" Chorua
Choir.
"Watehman Tell I's of The Night"
Soprano Solo and Chorua of Male
Volres; Solo, Mrs. Caldwell.
"O Uttle Town of Bethlehem"
Contralto Solo and Chorus; Solo, Mrs.
licnnion.
"Now When Jesus Was Rom"
Soprano Solo and Chorua; Solo, Mrs.
Jordan.
Scripture Lesson.
(iffertory "VirRlns Lullaby," (Wil
son! Organ.
"The ltadiant Star'V Soprano Solo,
Mrs. Woodyard.
"Christmas Voices" Ladies Quartet
and Male Chorus.
"Iloom for the Christ Child" Base
Solo, Mr. Roberts.
"Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne"
Tenor Solo and Chorus; Solo, Mr. Hos
klns. "Star of A Thousand Years'.' Chor
us. Choir.. .
Benediction
Postltide fMyerbenO
Mrs. A. W. Hobbs of Oltdden, Iowa.
la visiting at the home of her son, Vern
Hobbs, of tlila city, and she plans to
spend the winter here. She la accom
panied by her daughter. Miss Faye
Hobbs, a registered nurse, who has
Just been graduated from a Chicago
hospital, and her son. Warren Hobbs,
MISS. LEE IS KETTFMt
Friends of Mrs, Fannie Lee, local
nurse, who has been confined to St,
Anthony's hospital by a severe attack
of pneumonia will be glad to leurn
thai her condition Is Improved today.
WILL KNTEHT.YIN CLI O.
Mrs. C. I. Woodward to entet
taln members of the Sunshine Club of
Athena and their husbands at cards
next Tuesday evening. : .
LKAVINil FOK BOISE
Miss Esther Jenkins and Miss Con
stance Hayden will leave this evening
to spend the Christmas holidays with
friends In Boise, Idaho.
RETURN' FROM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. L- S. ticr.tlcy returned
last night from Portland where they
have been on a short visit.
TWO COCPLKS ARE WED
Miss Murl Griiiell became the bride
of Zoeth Carney and Miss Irene Pren
tiss was married to Claud E. Wallace,
when Rev. Alfred Lockwood, rector
of the Church ,of the Redeemer, per
formed a double marriage service his
morning. Vows were exchanged at the
rectory at 8:30 o'clock.
HOPF'S UPSTAIRS SHOP
OPEN TONIGHT
FOR OIRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Another shipment received today
Georgette Waists, wonderful values $6.95.
Silk Jersey Petticoats (all colors)
Justin $6.95
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JUST A WORD TO EXPRESS OUR
KINDLY FEELING AND BEST WISHES
FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THE
HOPE THAT THE NEW YEAR WILL
BE ONE OF UNUSUAL PROSPERITY
AND HAPPINESS.
The t wo brides were gowned In
smart traveling costumes and each j
couple acted as uttondanta for the I
others. j
Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Wallace arc .
from Tho Dulles ns are both of t
bridegrooms but Mr. Carney Is a for
mer Pendleton young man, the son ot
Mr. and Mrs, M. J. Carney.
Both couples will be guests In Pen
dleton before their return to Tho
Dalles.
BENNETTS HERB FOR HOLIDAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Bennett ar
rived in Pendleton this morning from
Portland to spend the Christmas holi
days as the house buests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J2 .Bond. Mrs. Bennett
and Mrs. Bond are sisters. The Ben
nets will return to Portland next week
for a short sojourn and Mr. Bennett
will come here on January 1 to be
coms vice president and cashier of the
Inland Empire Bank, succeeding C. E.
Wailes. As soon as they obtain a
home here, Mrs. Bennett will come to
Pendleton where she will be welcom
ed by a large number of friends.
PARTY VISITS IN WALLA WALLA.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Woodward and
daughters, 1-uura and Betty Jane, left
today for Walla Walla to spend
Christmas with Mr. Woodward's
mother and sister, Mrs. Laura Wood
ward and Miss Eva Woodward, and
with Mrs. Woodward's mother, and
brother-in-law and sister, Mrs. Sarah
Elliot and Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Elam. ' ' ' .
Tho party was to be joined In Athe
na by Mr. and Mrs. David Stone and
Mr. Stone's mother, -Mrs.- Joseph
Stone, also of Athena.
J'AKIMA COUPLE MARRIED
Miss Alice Freeman and James T.
Stump both of Yakima, were united
in marriage this morning, the service
being performed at 4; 30 o'clock by
Rev. J. E. Ireland at the Ireland
home, 815 West Court street.
Tho bride was becomingly attired
n a traveling suit of deep blue trico
tlne worn with a small hat to match.
Mr. and Sirs. Stump will leave this
evening for Spokane and after a short
wedding Journey will return to Yaki
ma to make their home.
WILL VISIT WITH PARENTS.
Miss Virginia Todd will leave this
evening tor Hermiston to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C .Todd over
Christmas, returning to Pendleton
Monday. It will be the first family
reunion at Christmas for several years.
Miss Todd's brothers were in the ser
vice during the war and last Christ
mas she was prevented from getting
home by washouts that blocked travel.
MR. AND MRS WHITE HERB.
Mr. and Mrs. Herald White, of Eu
gene, arrived this morning to pass the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. White's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith, at
their home here. Mrs. White Is re
membered as Miss Bula Smith and her
redding to Mr. White was an event of
September 15 last.
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Chrystall of this
city, left on last night's train for Port
land where they will pass the Christ
mas holidays with relatives of Mrs.
Chrystall's. They will remain well in
to the coming week.'
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs. G. E. Peringer and her son
Carl Peringer arrived home tHis morn
ing from Portland after a visit there
and'ln Seatle, Mrs. Peringer was also
the guest of relatives In Seattle.
WILL VISIT OVER HOLIDAYS
SEASONS GREETINGS
That youl may have a joyful
Christmas and that each day of the
coming year he for you a harvest
day of happiness and success is the
wish of -
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
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NEW YORK, Dec 24 (A. P.)
Miss Georgia U Gardner, who was en
gaged to become the sixth wife of Nat
Goodwin, actor, is the rightful owner
of the contents of the apartment which
belonged to Goodwin at the time of hi
death. This decision was handed down
today by Surrogate Cohalan, who at
the same time ruled that Nathaniel C.
Goodwin of Boston, the actor's father,
as administrator of his son's estate,
must file an accounting for a judg
ment of 115,374 collected by the actor
and turned over to tho father before
his death.
The decisions were made upon oh
Jections filed by Klaw & Erlanger,
theatrical producers, who sought to
collect a claim of $11,000 against the
estate Testimony was Introduced tn
show that the actor gave Miss Gardner
his personal belongings In apprecla
tlon of her' kindness to him durlrig
his last Illness.
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When a crook or a suspect mores bis residence In Chicago,
Charlea Fitzmorria, new 36-year-old chief of police, goes to the
"crime map" hanging on his office wait and changes a red cross from
the old location to the new. His detectives have crocks spotted and
each Is represented on the chief's map by a cross. "The crosses are
moved about Just as the crooks move. -itzmorr.'3 is shown at his
map.
HERE FROM BELLLVGHAM.
Miss Mabel Allen, who Is teaching
in the schools at Hellinghatn. Wash.,
arrived In Pendleton this morning to
spend the holidays with her brother
here.
IS VISITING IN PORTLAND
Miss Maxine Elliot, sister of Mrs. C.
L. Woodward, left for Portland yester-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Keenan plan to J day to spend the holidays with friends
anu sne win oe away unm reuruiy.
HERE FROM WALLA WALLA.
Mrs. Cordelia Maloney arrived today
from Walla Walla to be the guest o
her son, Ross Maloney over Christmas.
13 GRADUATED IN SEATTLE!
leave for The Dalles and Portland
where they will spend Christmas and
the holidays, returning early In the
new year.
WILL" SPEND HOLIDAYS.
Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice left this
morning for Condon where she Is to
sienrt -the-holiday week- at home.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H. (A. T.)
Wolstan Dixey, a widely known ad
vertising man, was killed here Friday
when he was struck by a motor truck.
He was about 65 years old. At one
time Mr. Dixey was editor of Printers'
Ink. ,
OIL TAXKKK "OMPLlCTE J.OHS
HOCSTON, Texas, Dec. 24. Advices
received by the Southern Pacific gen
etal offices In Houston yesterday
stated that the tanker Hastnal, belong
ing to the National Oil Co., lying near
Pier A of the Southern Pacific dock
would be a total loss.
WASHINGTON, De 24. (A. P.)
Santa Claus on his visits to the homes
of American children tonight will be
compelled to retort almost complete
ly to an airplane on some similar new
fangled conveyance, for the weather
bureau forecast "n snowies Christmas
for almost the entire United States.
"Fair and cold," was the weather
forecaster's general prediction. Tho
only snow of sufficient depth for I he
sleigh of the Christmas Santo, the
bureau said, would be In Wisconsin,
Northern Michigan, Northern New
York and Northern New England
where snow fell early tn the week
and has not molted. There may be
some new snow In the northern
Rocky mountain region, It was said,
but elsewhere the fall wlli bo con
fined to flurrlea.
The Pacific coast was excepted
from the forecast for fair weather,
the charts and map of the weather
bureau showing that rain and gener
ally unsettled weather might be ex
pectcd west of the Rocky mountains.
Wllh the aim of Improving her for
eign trade balance, Italy I encourag
ing the use of pet Instead of coal.
Hard fVild People whoae blood Is
pure are not nearly so likely to take
hard colds as are others. Hood's Sar
raparllla makes the blood pure; and
thl great medicine recovers the sys
tem after a cold as no other medicine
does. Take Hood's.
PHOTOS
Rave yoor Xmu photos mad by
Ward we will take you In vntir hnma.
Mr. ad Mrs. J. J. Huntley, arrived this
morning from Seattle where she has
Just received her degree from thnl
University of Washington. She will I
spend Christmas and the holidays at
home. . ,
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DIVORCE IS CHRISTMAS
f PRESENT TO DYING MAN
CHICAGO, Dec. 24. (IT. P.) Bruce
Sompler today received a Christmas
present of a divorce. He senfword to
Judge Sabath that he was dying and
the only thing he wanted before his
death was a legal separation from his
Miss Gladys ,Haniley, daughter of wife.- The Judge gave It to;hlm.
A l'KW LAST CILXCK SIGGIATIONS
Hudson liny Blankets ...........
Officers lrcss Shoes
Leather Leggins , . . , , ,
.Men's and Worm-n's Ill-Top Shoes
Heather Mixed Wool Kox
Hunting Knives
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Solid Pack Peaches No. 2 1-2 can
Case ot 24
Apricots, No. 2 1-2 ,
Solid Pack Corn, can
Joy O' Wlx at Hrcakinst Food, 20 ox. package .......
Asparagus, 1 lb. 4 os. ca
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guai'itiihf.
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