DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 21, 1921.
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OUTBURSTS OF EVE11ETT TRUE
Special News of Umatilla Co.
(Kast Oregonlan Special.)
WESTON, Nov. 21. Mr. and Mrs
W. H. McHriUe are visitlnR relatives
In Wertiin where they expirt to re
main (or Hpveral weeks while uVt'ldins
Upon a new location. They recently
disposed W their interests in NexvlnrK.
Orego'Hr, They are the guentH of their!
dauKlWerMr. J. A. Lumsden.
Mriij FM. Godfrey of Tucom.i. dau
Khter ot5vrter Graham Sr. is visiting
her father and brother at Weston.
N. I). Foster has moved to town and
will occupy hlB residence here during
the '-winter. He entoyed a visit last
week with his son, Kufiene Foster, the
Itifted youns violinist at the Mr. und
Mrs. Bert Miller home In Milton.
While fixing a plow at the Walter
Adams place where he was plowing
with a caterpillar, Durbln Foster sus
tained a severe wound In his leg and
will have to suspend active labor for a
lime while getting used to crutches.
Mrs. J. 8. Hons was here this week
from Walla Walla valley visiting at the
bedside of her son A. M. Hoss.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest llryson have
moved to town from Heed and Hawley
Mountain and are occupying the Giehn
home on Kroad street.
Minn Dorothy Hulfinch came over
from Walla Walla to spend the week
end v irh her parent!.
1 he Will I'aynes ale improing their
rot'u property on Normal Heights
with the ac'tlit.on of a new room a
Porch and a concrete basement.
.Miss Iur,t hv Jollif has taken a po
sition with the Weston Mercantile Co
and is resarded us a valuable aijiiisi
tlon to the sales force. .Miss Jollif
comes to Weston from I.ewiMon,, Ida
ho, but was formerly for four years
with Teirln and Jones, who have a
large mercantile establishment at
Waitsburg.
Hex-, and Mrs. John I:. Co in enter
tained thirty members of the Kp-.vorth
League at the parsonage last Kriila;.
evening. A short business session was
presided over by the new president,
William Patterson of the high school
faculty. A lovely program or games
was enjoyed during the remainder of
the evening and an appetizing lunch
served by" the hostess was the final
fenture of the frclndly an ! Informal
affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Itobert I'roudfit noil
daughter and Mr. and .Mrs. It. i itey
nautl of Athena were Weston visitor
Friday evening remaining for th
dance. Mr. and Mrs. Itoss Mnloney of ttV'v
Walla were week end guests at Inn
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Culley.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llooher end
daughter Thelma of Weston Mountain
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Smith in Athena.
Mr. anil Mrs. Jesse Gordon welcom
ed a company of friends at their farm
home Friday evening. Progressive
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
A crrr iaoy in a Paris gown created somij
BXCITEMENTON MAW STREET LAST EVE .
Have a CHing taunt Here
IT KAVI'M TlMM
IT KAVKS MOXCT
IT KAVKS WOIIHV
(nil Hill and Surplus One Half Million Dollars,
The American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon.
''Strongest Sank in Cast cm Oregon"
A NEW SHIPMENT OF BEAUTIFUL
ROCKERS
and CHAIRS
This morning brought us
a wonderful display for
your selection. These chairs
and rockers are to be had in
mahogany 'with either rush,
wood or cane seats. Every
chair is of the latest pattern
and each was selected espe
cially for the Christmas
trade.
1'
Visit Our New Crockery Department We
have just added this section and placed many
new lines at popular prices.
i
Cruiksh&nk & Hampton
"Quality Count"
124-28 E. Webb Phone 543
Your Old lnrulturo Taken In TCxolmnge an I'nrf Payment mi Xcw
Kiel uM if Agvuta In IVudletou for MrlKnigall hltclien l alunos
Ititok affoi'led ho. is of eii-. rt.iinment.
At midnight a lunch was s-rxed th
guests. Those who shared in the hos
pitality extended were Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Iiriskeil. Air. and Mrs. Itaipn
Stnggs, Mr. ami .Mrs. I'lern liuncan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jax lieamer. Mr. and
Mis. Kmory taxgs. Misses Kmmi
Thoeny and Neoina ileamer. Messrs
Kmcrald Duncan and Victor Thoeny.
tleorse Tucker and family of Pen
dleton are new arrivals in Weston. Mr.
Tucker is assisting Frank Snider in his
Murk-smith shop. They are occupying
the Towers cottage.
Mrs. K. M. Smith spent several days
at the home of her son, Frank .Smith
in Walla Walla.
Mrs. J. A. I.uinsden and her grand
mother Mrs. Fa nine Mc Ilride xvere
business visitors in I'epdleton Tuesday.
Friends of Mis. I.etha Klnir will be
Clad to learn that she is convalescing
satisfactorily at St. Mary's Hospital
in Walla Wulla.
Mis. C. Fisk was a guest this week
of relatives in Pendleton.
Miss Lillian liuckley of f Weston
schnol faculty was a week end Ruest of
Wends in Walla Walla.
.Miss Alice Clary visited friends in
Weston Friday.
Charles Wilson who is residing on
the John Ilanlsier ranch near Helix
xas a. business visitor in Weston Friday.
A ecotfj'OUT" noiaj that mcsms us
Lose a lot oi Tints amp ivs'i-i- T3s
Ci?Te For?. this MeeTusai1, CcorCS,
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ADAMS, Nov. 21. The Adams I.n
dlcs Club and reifular missionary meet
ing met ut tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
1.. I.. Ueuallen. Tho homo was deco
lated In Japanese Ijinterns and Jap
anese heathen K'is. VarioiiH varieties
of incense burned in the parlor. The
entire prox;ram was on the forolBn
work of the Jupanese. The club mem-
tern were di t-Hsed to represent the
Japaneso women In various lie.inilfiii
colors as in the heathen countries.
Mrs. Ij. L. Ueuallen, Mrs. Iiert Kirby
and Mrs. ;. C. llowlins had select
leaditiKH on the foreiKii work their
customs and wavs. Mrs. T, Futon Gnn
a solo, Mrs. I,. I Ueuallen read a
xerse in jajmnese nnet translated it.
Those who attended were Itexercnd
and Mrs. I.uther. Mr. uml viiu t I
Ueuallen, Mrs. J. T. Ueuallen Jr., J.
i. uoiiallcn and son, Mrs. Otis Ueu
allen, Mrs. Hevella l.leualle n Mm .!
Spencer, Mrs. (lladwyn Spencer, Mrs.
xx in iioyer, Mrs. D. Eaton, Mrs. Itert
Kirby, Mrs. Hoy Devolun Mrs. F A
Merrltt of Atlienn, Mrs. 11, Honecnmp.
Mrs. Zeb Lewis and son of Walla
Walla, Mrs. (leork-e Woodxvnrd, Mrs.
narry utrabce. Mrs. Carl Christian.
Mrs. F. M. Whltely, Helen Hoyer, Le
ono C'hrlHtlivn, Mrs. Dehois und dauKh
ter. Doris and Dena Ueuallen, John
Kirby and Mildred Hover of Wnll.i
j Walla. After the huslness mietinir a
ilainty lunch was served. lieverend
Luther save n talk on Christian xvork.
The Itehckali president will meet
x'"tn the Adams lodite on November
26th. All members are Invited to at
tend and brltiK their lum-h.
John Hale and Itoll Morrison left
Friday for Portland to attend the fuot
I'all mime. They are the guests of
Clifford Holdman. They will he join
ed by Miss fii raldlne Morrison who is
nttendlnic I', of (). who will accompany
them horn 1 for a few days visit.
Muriel Watrus of I'nmcroy was the
cucst of relatives and friends in Adams
this week.
Mrs. K. A. Merrilt of Athena xvas
the (Sliest of her sister Ml.-s Ua lllake
Thiirsduy.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Lewis and son, and
Mi'rt. Henry Hano and children of Wal
la Walla were the miosts of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Ueuallen Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. c.eorne Woodxvard
were the cnests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Ueuallen Friday.
The ladies Clnh will cook lunch
Monday for tho Turkey shoot. Mrs.
Will Unyer la In chnrso of the com
mittee. Oladyn Spencer was In Pendleton
Friday.
The Ada ins Itebeknh lodgo met on
their regular nik'ht mid nominated the
fnlhrwhiK officers: Mrs. Mabel Mc
Collem, noble (,'fand; .Mrs. Jessie Lleu
nllen, vice (it and; Marxaret Hunch,
secretary, and Clare Whiteley, trea
surer. Sunday school will he held Sunday in
tho Adams public school house.
OFFICE CAT
)!D!
HY W. A. CIRUKSMAN
Speakink on the subject of "Heaven"
and iisinn for a text tlio words of
Jesus "I (to to prepare a place for
you" Kvftncelirt Henshaw Mave a
heart to heart sermon last niht nt the
First Christian church. "The human
soul finds its satisfaction not in time,
hut in eternity.'' siid Mr. Henshaw.
"The lliblo does not philosophize, but
states facts, and states them explicitly.
The home of the soul is a (treat fact.
Jesus called it a place, it is a place
that has been prepared, as it is not
Hod's way to do thliik's in a haphazard
way.
In resnrd to its chnracter, Mr. Hen
shaw , pointed to the fact that John
calls heaven the new Jerusalem. "It
Is a place where will be gathered the
saints of all the urcs. It Is Indeed a
home and a place of purity. If we arc
lioli'K to live over there, we must live
here as wo ought to live.
"Heaven bi not to b, reached at a
single hound, but by service through
Jesus Chi-ist--'in none other is there
salvation' (Ac. 4-12). We must serv
in the church of Christ, and serve -..
coMIng to the commands. of Jesus who
is head of his church."
A phasing and impressive solo xvas
sum; by Mrs. Curtis, while Mr. Curtis,
assisted by the orchastra. led the sing
infi in his characteristically effective
way. The son" service this evening be
eins at 7:3(1. The sermon by Evangelist
Henshaw will be on "The l'rodlfal
S'on."
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BY JUNIUS
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HHres may have come down but xve
won't Velieve it until u pie is cut In
four pieces.
When in doubt, put in nine pounds
of sugar and 77 raisins.
Ex en when you get something
nothing you generally lose.
for
I THE LAR;iT CHAt P KI ART M K k
"8TURE IUiA.MZATIO L Tilt WOKI.D
MACKINAWS
JUST IN TIME FOR THE STORM,
$6.50 S7.50
The last express shipment brought a fine assort
ment of warm mackinaws, just in time for Pen
dleton's snow storm.
Dark colors, plaids, stripes and solid colors.
The advantage of Penney quality buying and
cash selling brings them to you at $6.50 and $7.50
BOYS' TAN CALF ARMY SHOES,
82.98 $3.25 $3.79
Here's real service and comfort for the boys
with an appeal of economy that cannot be denied.
Genuine Goodyear welt soles, full rubber heels.
Sizes 9 to 11 $2.98
Sizes lli to 2 $3.25
Sizes 2i to 6 $3.79
Pi
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department.
For those who are filled with reirret
that the local golf course Is covered
xvith a snowy blanket, we BUggest a
game with black halls which some ob
1'K'iiB lodge member will supply. j
The professors who weighed the
earth a lexv years ago, before the bus
iness depression set In, should weigh
it again. There is n suspicion that it
has lost. i
The most terribly outraged person
in the world s the man or woman who
witnesses a poor screen production
en a pess. ;
so
We knnxv an av.'ntor who likes
Well to talk of his war evneelnnpoa lh.it
be goes Into a tale spin on the slightest
provocation.
The ordinary varieties of ferns are
in great use In China and Japan as ar-tlel.-s
of food.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS THE DUFF ALARM CLOCK.
BY ALLMAN
. 1 ran i n w iwiiMWi k
For This Week Only
We are selling all of our Ladies and Children's
Hats at
ONE-HALF PRICE
If you haven't already done so it is your opportu
nity to get a good looking serviceable hat at a very
low price. Our stock isn't so very large so it will pay
you to come early.
The BEE HIVE
PENDLETON
OREGON
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Travel
t via the
Northern Pacific
Railway
THE PIONEER LINE
Steel Pullman Sleeping Cars
of latest construction are in service on
through trains. Automatic Block Sig
nal protection on most of the line.
THE BIG BAKED POTATO
is again a feature of our
FINE DINING CAR SERVICE
Always Noted for its Eicellenct
SAFETY COURTESY PR OMPTNESS
Nortlifrn P.-;r... mi
niKci arnis w ill
chrertully ansxxer your questions
and glve you full information.
WALTER ADAMS, Agent
r.lrnlioiie r,4J 520 Main St.
I't'iiilli toii, Ort'.
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