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Peck-Cahill
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Peck
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Doris Jane, to Joseph
M. Cahill, Wednesday May 4th.
The wedding was quietly solem-
ized in the study of the First
Presbyterian church, Rev. Clar­
ence Weyer, officiating.
Mrs. Cahill has spent all her
girlhood in Tacoma, and is an at­
tractive and charming girl. She
is a graduate of Lincoln high
school, where she took a promi­
nent part in all school activities.
Mr. Cahill is an ex-service
man, being of the first young
men to answer his country’s call.
He saw active service on the
Mexican border, and later was
stationed at Camp Lewis, and
was in the officers’ training
school at Camp Grant. 111., when
the armistice was signed.
Loth young people have a host
of friends who will be interested
in their marriage, which is the
outcome of a romance begun du­
ring Cahill’s service at Camp
Lewis. After a short motor trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Cahill will be at
home at 11(1 FastiWright|arenue,
the residence of the bride’s pa­
rents, until the first of June,
when they will take a cottage at
American lake for the summer.
— Tacoma News- Tribune.
The groom has many friends
in this vicinity who will offer him
the heartiest congratulations,
and wish him and his bride, a
prosperous voyage o’er the sea
of matrimony.
Annual School Picnic
The annual school picnic for
the Fstacada high and grade
schools will be held in the park
on Thursday, May 20. School
patrons and all others interested
are requested to attend this pic­
nic and bring baskets with lunch
for picnic dinner at noon. Cof­
fee and ice cream will be served
free with lunch. Cups and also
*I>oons should be brought with
lunch. A program of sports for
the day will be provided and a
number of songs will be furnisl -
ed by the boys and girls glee
clubs of the high school. Ai-
rangements are being made to
secure a suitable speaker to de­
liver the address of the day. It
is hoped that all school patrons
will turn out and help give the
boys and girls a splendid time.
Grange will Picnic
The fourteenth annual May
picnic given by the Fagle Creek
Grange, will be held in the grove
by its hall Saturday, May 21.
After dinner a program will be
rendered, and Mrs. McMath, a
member of the Board of Higher
Vocational Education, will deliv­
er the address of the day. Free
coffee will be served by the
Grange to those who bring cups.
At night a big dance will be
given in Cogswell’s hall, at which
supper*will be served.
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS
Mothers’ Day
Mothers’ Day was appropriate­
ly observed at the Methodist
church, Rev. Dunlop delivered
a very impressive sermon and
the choir rendered music appro­
priate for the occasion, one se­
lection being a solo by Miss Ruth
Dillon, “Tell Mother I’ll be
There,” in which the choir join­
ed in the chorus. Rev. Dunlop
also sang a sob. Mrs. K. C.
Deming wì ;S the organist. The
pulpit presented a pretty appear­
ance with its decorations of
white and red blossoms, and
narcissus blossoms were gener­
ously distributed to the congre­
gation.
P-T-A Officers
At a meeting of the Parent -
Teacher association, held Tues­
day p. m. at the High School,
the following officers were elect­
ed for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Lloyd Yocum;
vice president, Mrs. F. G. Rob-
ley; secretary, Mrs. Earl Day;
treasurer, Mrs. R. C. Deming;
executive committee, Mrs. Lloyd
Yocum, Mrs. F. G. Robley, Mrs.
R. C. Deming, Mrs. Edith Cole
man, Mrs. R. H. Keatinge and
F. E. Burns.
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