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DMtY EAST 6fcG0NlAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10. 1021.
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Social and Club News
IUVKITION A TUltKAlir.
'if Mi mm. in nl Interest In Ihe uncial
elf mlar l the tiTi"itlin t delegates
lo I ho Or-son Ktnlc Parent Teacher
AawmiMilnn rnmpnilun to be Riven to
hiniTow evening In the" county library.
In the receiving line will be Mm. O,
W. Hi hurst president of the Suite!
Ashm-laHon: Mr. Iiavid . Mears,
nations! vice-president; several vire-i
president of the 'state association;
Me. Kred Hchllkr, nf the extension
department and a member of the con
tention committee; .Mrs. V, R. Wy.
rii-fc, one of the state vice presidents,
lirefi ilcnt Of the Pendleton Parent
Tenoher council and of Hawthorne.
Parent Tearher Association; ; .Mm.
Thomas Hampton, on of the direc
ior or tne state association ana pres
ident of the local high school associa
tion; Mrs. J. F. Hill, president of the
Portland Parent Teacher Council;
Mi. OerfTge Oray. president of the
l.liii'olii Parent Teacher Association:
Mrs. W. T. Dale, president of the
Washington Parent Teacher Associa
tion: anil H. E. lnlow, city school su
perintendent, I
he proRram, to be given In the li-'
brary auditorium, will be as follows'. I
Invocation Itev. . H. Cox, pas-
lor ot the I'sptist churc.n. I
Vocal Solo Mrs.' Wayne Eddy. 1
lircetlnKa tiWso Hartmnn, mayor
of Pendleton;; .Mrs. W. 1. McNary,
Parent-Teachers of Pendleton,
licNponse Mi k. .1. F. 11111,
of Portland CounciL
Vocul Solo Mm. Maude I.
yard.
President's Address Mrs. C.
Hayhurst.
OONTKST THIS EVEN"! NO.
Children between the1 altos of clRht
and etwen Will compete thi evening;
president at the Presbyterian church In the sll-
fver medal contest Riven under the aua-
w oou- pices of the Women's Christian Tem
UK'rance Pnlon.
W. j The proKrnm Is aa follows:
"The Huutliw Sonr.' piano trio by
. aniirfs .urs. Anna lieau. presl-1 era Leaf. Ituth Lester and . Thelma
ocni I'imimra t.rnao teachers' Assn. I Morr.a; aer by Itev. UtMirtSo U
Address Mrs. David O. Menrs, na- ('liirh: .'jcYadlo Kong," violin solo by
tional vice president. iAlvIn Ross; iIarlon"SonK " rendlnit
Y.K-nl Solo Mrs. H. K. Inlow. j by Ksther Nelson; ;"lndependenee
Following the proRram there will j Hell." a reading by ltloyoe Wllev; "In
be social hour in' the library club Sunny Simln." nhmo solo hv t'i,',i,
by the high school Morris; 'WashlnKtima mrthday."
room and
orchestra.
music
WILL VISIT COLLKUR
Miss Alberta McMonios, Miss Gene
vieve Phelps and Miss Kina Murphy
, win oe puma ui i mversiiy or iiregon
ror Junior Week-end. May l, 20 and
21. Miss McMonlea will visit at the
Gamma Phi Beta house while Mlsa
Phelps and Miss Murphy will be Kuests
at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
GI'ESTS OF FRIXEDS
Mrs. John itcLauuhlln,' of Yakima,
Washington, Is visiting In Pendleton
and W the guest of Mrs. Frank Erwln
and Mrs. Floyd Estep.
U O I' F ' S I VST A 1 K S S 11 O V
Summer
Time
Frocks
First Presentation of
MOrigina-New',
Radiant in their exhilarating: atmos
phere of youth and refreshing in their
smart simplicity are these original cre
ations of ORGANDIE, IMPORTED
SWISSES AND FRENCH VOILE.
NEW GRADUATION DRESSES
JUSTIN.
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For Sale
We deliver free anywhere in city limits.
CHICK FEED, SCRATCH FOOD
v WHEAT ; .
ALFALFA SEED
SEED CORN
- - OATS, BARLEY, FEED CORN -CALF
MEAL, LAMB MEAL
UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
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reading by Ethel Sulste; "Cigarettes.-'
reading by Cleo Campbell; "A Peas
ant Frolic, piano solo by Ethel Suls
te: ''License y Sell," . reading by
Eileen Elder; "The Uttle Axov." read
ing by Ellsworth Akey;; "Where the
Koses Bloom," piano solo, by Vera
Leaf; "A Threat from Little Tommy."
reading by, Josephine Hadley; "A
Temperane Call." reading by Sentta
Newton: "The Mill," and "The Dance
of the Mignonette," piano solos by
Hum Lester:; "Wanted, a Poy." read
ing by Lavon Lash?; "Your Flag and
My Flag." reading by Eva Smith.
"Song of the Sea Nymphs." duet by
Cleo Campbell, violin, ana Beryl Hur
rah, piano. s.
Following the contest Katherine El
liot will entertain the audience with a
reading during tb decision of the
judges. Tho silver offering will be
taken later. Another contest, for
boys and girls from 13 to 14 years of
age, will be held In two weeks at the
Presbyterian church .
MISS SCHANNEP HONORED ' '
Miss Maxlne Schnnnep, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. I. M. Schannep, has
been chosen as one of .the maids of
honor who will attend Miss Evelyn
Patton, queen of the May festival to
be given May 20 at Pacific. University.
Forest Grove. The festival will have
many special features of which
pageant entitled "The Progress of the
Pilgrim, Spirit", will be the most Uis-.
tlnctivc. This Is to be presented
honor of the landing of the Pilgrim
and will portray the .combination of
tho Pilgrim spirit of freedom with the
Ideals of education and democracy.
Miss Schnnnep is majoring in music at
Pacific University and specialising in
pipe organ.
DELEGATES TO ARRIVE
Tomorrow's trains will bring hun
dreds of delegates to the state conven
tion of the Parent Teacher Association
which will be In session here Wednes
day evening, and Thursday and Friday
The visitors will be guests in-Pendle
ton homes. Mrs. .C W. Hayhurst
slate president will be the guest of
itrs. W. R. Wyrick. one of the state
vice-presidents and president of the
Pendleton Tarent Teacher Council.
Mrs. Fred Schilke, of La Grande, a
member of the convention committee
nd prominent in the extension depart
ment, will visit her daughter Mrs
Edna Morrison.
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AID TO MEET " , V -
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres-
oyterlan church will meet tomorrow-
afternoon at 2:3(5 In the - reception
rooms of the church w:th Mrs. Mar)
Kirkpatrlck, Mis. J. Marin, Mrs. Jes
sie Hlestand, Miss Betty Smith, Mrs
James Crabtree. Mrs. Ivan Dlmlch
Mrs. .c. a Terpenlng, Mrs. Jamee
Laing, Mrs. M. T. McLean, Mrs. Joe
Cox. Mrs. David Johnson, and Mrs. C
H. Belts as hostesses.
Unusual Things to Eat
Imported Mushrooms, Peas and Salad Vege
tables. . t ;'. , ' . a, .
Fiskeboller "' ' i
. B.&M. Fish Flakes . V .
Curtis Quality Products , .
Old Monk Olive Oil, Olives and Pimentoes
Gortons Cod Fish Cakes ;
Purity Cross Chicken A LS King and Welsh
Rarebit.
Underwood Clam Chowder
. Green Turtle Soup ,m . -
Normanna Sardines', Hemng and Mackerel
Financiere , -
Boneless Pigs Feetjarid Lunch Tongue
Washed Figs ,:
Imported Marmalade
Complete line of Domestic and Imported
Cheese. - '
Gray Bros: Grocery Co.
THOMAS
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Introducing Sryring Styles '
in Voile and Organdie
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This Ad, Is Worth
Reading
And if you are in the market for anything in
line it will pay you to investigate. "We have in
window ONE beautiful blue enameled combination
(Baker Ranges) for the small um of $117.00.
; Delivered
No. 3 galvanized Tubs :. $1.75
No. 2 galvanized Tubs $1.50
No. 1 Galavanized Tubs $1.25
12 quart galvanized Pails t 60c
10 quart galvanized Pails '. 45c
10x12 8 oz duck wall tents ,.. $16.50
8x10 8 oz. duck wall tents $12.50
Clover Leaf Lawn Mower $12.50
Baby Grand Lawn Mower $15.00
We exchange new furniture for old. Use our repair
department. We guarantee our work.
YOURS FOR SERVICE
iley&Kemp
Quality Our Watchwcrd
Phone 522
Satisfaction Our Aim
523 Main
DATES ARK NAMED
June ( and 7 have been named a
the dated for the dlntrlet convention at
Condon of the Neighbors of Woodcraft
and July 11 as the date foir the eranci
lodKe sessions to be held In "Portland.
Pendleton delegates will attend both
events. .
WILL, BE HOSTESSES
Mrs. Ella Ron and Mrs. P. C. Peter
son Hill be hostesses for a meeting of
the Degree of Honor to be held tomor
row afternoon at the Peterson home
on Perkins Avenue.
SOCIETY TO MEET
The Ladies iAid Society of th.;
Methodist church will meet on Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
F. E. Kln 714 Calvin Street.
AllK-4 PEHKIN DEPAHTS
Miss Femdale Perrin departed thl
morninir for La Grande to be the gues
of her sister, Mrs. Elmer Ouyc.
CLI'B TO MEET
The Ulverl(e Needlecraft Club wil'
meet on Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C. W. Lassen.
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CIHCLE WILL MEET
The Ladies Bible Reading Circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in Parish Hall.. ....
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" Ireland's new viceroy, Lord Ed
' mund Talbott who has succeeded
Lord French, Is the first Romaa,
Catholic appointed to this offic.
CONCERT 13 PLEASING.
Miss Barbara Edmunds, pupil of
Mrs. Charles Hoard, and Miss Wtlnia
Wade, pupil of Mrs. 8. H. , Forshaw,
presented in recital last night at the
Presbyterian church, proved them
selves talented young musicians. Miss
Edmunds showed wonderful technique I union crtw.
and careful study In the execution of
difficult piano numbers and her ren
iltion of "Polonaise" was especially
delightful. Miss Watte, soloist has a
harming soprano voice and her sing
ing was enjoyed.
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MAKERS OF
COTT'8 EMULSION i
' PORTLAND, May .10. (U. ' P.).
Bondsmn of August Junge, a motor
truck agent, lost $5000 when the cir
cuit court declared tho bonds forfeited..
Junge disappeared a Veiir ago, leaving
manf creditors. Ho was 'taken Into
custody In North Dakota and returned.
Later he was given his freedom on
bohd and he promptly disappeared
again.
The style and niaterials
of the. wash, dresses,. in
this group are such as
to. make them- delight
ful. They are beauti
fully made of dainty
voiles, organdies and
better gingham and in
many cases, trimmed
with organdie collar and
cuffs. . Large tucks and
ruffles are used clever
ly, while a few: are -lace
and . organdie ; point
'-trimmed; - -t-2c
Just received a ::.new
shipment of Jersey and
Broad Cloth Sport Jack
ets.' . : y
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Plans are being made for erection of with being a fugitive from Justice.. He
STRIKING 8KAMEX AKKESTKD
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. (U.
t'.J .Martin Stanner and Charles Jo
hansen.. alleged striking seamen, were
arrested and charged with beating
First Mat Benny of tho Admiral liner
President. The President was the first
kbi 10 enier me port with a non
3L,I'B TO MEET. - j
Mrs Bessie Keese and Mrs. Roy
Penland. of Helix, will be hostesses
Thursday afternoon for the Research
?lub at the home of Mrs. Reese In He
Ix. Members are to meet at the home
nf Mrs. R. Raymond, 311 Water street,
at 12:15 and will motor to Helix.
3CESTS AT EiHTeL HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ebrel have as
their uest Mrs. Kbrcl's nephew, Har
ild Beese, of Wlllimar, Minnesota. He
s on his way home after a visit to
California. '..
MRS. DL'RST 1LU ' ,
Mrs. R, G. Dtirst is ill nt the home
f her parents, Mr. and Mrs.-' Jesse
Saline. . , f
' STKIKi: 8TII.L CONTI.M'tS.
WASHINGTON. May 10. (A. P.
Marine workers representatives left
Washington today following failure oil
negotiations to end th strike, chair
man censon is understood to have re"-
ueratf-a tne stand for a flat IS per
cent reduction. .
The Rockefeller Foundation has
presented a tract of country comprls
Ing thirty-flvo thousand acres to the
siate oi iuisian:t. This tract is
known ns the Grand Chenler Wild Life
Refuge and was purchased In order to
preseive the wild life of the country.
A condition of the gift requires that
the tract shall remain as a perpetual
wild-lire preserve.
Limited mall service from the Unit
ed States to Russia has been resumed
after a Tapae of four years.
MAJtKI.T IS STi:.lY.
PORTLAND, May 10 (A.P.) Cat
tle ami hogs aiy steadyl; sheen arc
steady, prime lambs JT.&O and
eggs and butter are steady.
' WILL ACCT.PT TKIIMS. ,
MOBILE, May 10.-r(A. P.) The
Mobile brunch of Marine Engineers
Bftneflcial association voted to accept
the 'Shipping board terms for settle
ment of the strike. Galveston and
Pensacola also voted yes say advices.
WAR HKKOKK TO HK HOORi:i
Kl'GENK, Ore.. May 10. (A. P.)
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MRS. BENTLEY 'RETURNS
Mrs. L. S. Bentley, who has heert
visiting in - Portland, has returned to
Pendleton. ' . . .
In Business
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'What's the. u of staying home
tnd , twiddling my' thumbs?" asks
Mrw. Elsie Waterbury Morris, wife of
"Jouverneur Morris, the author. She
las started a facial treatment shop
n ;.ew York. '
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a 1100,000. memorial .court on the"
highest ground of the campus of the
University of Oreg-on here as trib
ute to men of Oregon who lost, their
lives In tho world war.
The memorial court Is planned to be
at the entrance to an auditorium to be
built later when funds become avail
able.' It will be 'Ianke4,f)y butMlngs
devoted to music and fine arts.'' In the
court Itself, which will lie approxi
mately 300 feet square will be a me
morial statue, two patriotically ocna
mented flag poles and tables bearing
the names of Oregon men who gave
their lives. Completion of the memo
rial by 19:6. the University's -semi-centenary,
Is proposed, v , - - ' .
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NEW TOrtrf.-Majr "TO f A. P.)
Abe Attell, former pugilist. Indicted In
connection with the Chicago baseball
Scandal waa arrested today' charged
Is held without ball.
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