12-Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday. Nov. 23, 1948 the great Zeui carried them tojT I M.,,.,,.
nnvm ana pmcta in moin 11 1 II IE r IIIIIIIll
the shining stars.
Aldebaran ii an Arabic name!
meaning "the follower," and was:
likely given this star because it
follows the Pleiades across the!
Even opera-glass views of i
Astronomer Tells Story
Of the Stormy Hyades
By J. HI GH PRl'F.TT
Astronomer, Extension Division, Oreiton Higher Education System
"Thro' scudding drift the rainy Hyadea
Vext Ui dim sea.."
In reminiscent mood, old Ulysses of Trojan-war fame thus re
called a cluster of stars glittering momentarily through loose,
vapory clouds which swiftly raced before the blustering night
wind. In classical mythology this particular group was sometimes
actually blamed for stormy con-
ditions. The ancient Virgil are io inconceivably distant that! A .. D, . re
wrote of the "Hyades and their tneir llEnt requires 130 years to Aid Harming Ulfiner
watery force. Pliny raid they rcn ,he human eyes. Aide
raised tempests "both on land baran i, oniv one-third as far
and lea." Spencer called them'away and not an actual member L.i .hiirch will
celestial
sky
the Hyades reveal
field of great beauty,
how moonless the night, the
eastern horizon seems to glow
with a mysterious brightness
whenever the Hyades are shin
ing there.
Lafayette The Ladies aid of
the United Brethren Evanneli-
.n .huPKh tarill hrtlH ttirlfov
the "moist daughters of huge the ,tarry iwemblage. It is dinner at the Lafayette city
Atlas." known that these stars are rap- han at g o'clock. November 30.
According to modern meteor-1 idly receding from us. In 65.-1 a. bazaar will also be held and
ology, the Hyades (pronounced 000.000 years, they will be so re-1 pr0ceeds will go for expansion
Hi-a-deei) have nothing to do mote that telescopic aid will bei0f the church by a Sunday
with tempestuous weather, de-j needed to make them visible school room, for the rapidly
spite their rising early in tne unless earth dwellers meanwnilel growing Sunday school.
evening at the season wnen tne greatly improve tneir eyesigni.
fall rains are well started. They Daughters of Atlas
are a scintillating nine group
Grand Officer
Silvrrton Mrs. Nada Lee
Cirinde was honored at the last
mem in a of Horn Temple No.
0 1 Dvlhinn Cictur in wrtt nl i
No matter , .,' ,j rrA
Protector of Oregon at the re
cent Grand Temple session in
Eugene. In the entertainment
accorded Mrs. Grinde, special
guests were present from Salem
and Hubbard.
Salem guests included Eunich
Burw, PGC, her mother, Emma
Solie, Dora Stanton, Nora
Pierce, Frances Neiderberger,
Grace Tomson, May Dowell, An
na Muncey, Edna Bergner and
Mabel Peck.
Mrs. Coble de Lespinasse,
PGC, and Dr. A. F. de Lespin
i were present from Hubbard.
Mrs. Dorothy Hadley, PC.,
presented Mrs. Grinde with a
gift from Home Temple and ac
corded honors to Mrs. Helen
M. Wrightman, Past Supreme
Representative a t Cincinnati.
Mean Thief
of stars too remote and too mod
est to create any terrestrial dis
turbances. I
By the time the evening sky
1s well darkened, this attractive
atellar cluster has climbed above
the eastern skyline. It appears
at a considerable distance almost
directly below the tiny, cloud
like Pleiades dipper.
Like the Letter V
Over the eastern horizon, the
stars of the Hyades are arranged
in the form of a small letter V,
lying on its side and with the
point toward the right. Most
of the stars are fairly dim, but
easily seen with the exception
of one to the left, which forms
the tip of the lower arm of the
reclining V. The latter is Alde
baran (accent second syllable
and sound e as in let), is orange
In color, quite bright, and twin
kles conspicuously in the early
evening when low in the haze
over the horizon.
The faint stars of the Hyades
are actually all m the same gen
eral region of far-off space. They
In mythology, the Hyades)
were the beautiful daughters of I McKeesport
the giant Atlas, who carried the, police worked
world on his shoulders. They
were half sisters of the Pleiades.
To comfort them in their bitter
lament over the untimely death
f their beloved brother Hyas.
Pa. IR) While
to remove the
bodies of three persons killed
in an automobile accident near
here, a looter stole $20 from a
wallet in a coat thrown over one
of the victims.
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Ohio, In 1940 and Chicago tn
1944, being elected Grand Chief
in 192S-26, and who is an act
ivve member of Home Temple
No. 21.
During the program hour
with Ethel Oveross, MEC, pre
siding, Mrs. de Lespinasse told
of her work with the Pythian
monthly publication.
The Knights of Pythias were
invited guests for the late sup
per hour when Ernest R. Eck
man showed films of attractive
scenes in color.
Annual home coming will be
featured at the December 2.
Thursday evening meeting. Al
so at this session officers for the
coming years will be elected.
To serve on the refreshment
committee for the home com
ing will be Mrs. Wanda Van
Cleve. Mrs. Mabel Talbot. Mrs.
Florence Tuggle and Mrs.
ma Thompson.
Vel-
Grand Island Mr. and Mrs.
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