Eastern Clackamas news., January 08, 1925, Image 1

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Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County
V o l u m e 18,
E s t a c a d a , O r e g o n , T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 8, 1925
N u m b e r 15
CURRINSVILLE ITEMS
GARFIELD ITEMS
LOCAL ITEMS
$1.50 P er Y ear
VIOLA
UPPER EAGLE CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Denning
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hicinboth-
were the dinner guests o f Mr.
am returned to their home at
Stevenson, Wash, on Saturday and Mrs. Roy Douglass on New
Year’s Day.
after spending the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass
relatives here.
entertained at dinner on New
Miss Norma Randolph spent
Year’s day, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
the holidays here with relatives.
Woodle and son, Leslie, Mr.
• ^ P H Y S I C I A N and S U R G E O N ,
™nners_ar)_ 1°,,y’ a
n'ifrjgt;6 Idall° spent a few days last week pound. At Pointer’s.
11-6 tf
Alice and Leslie Hicinbotham
Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
Christ-
X R ay E q u i p m e n t — G l a s s e s f i t t e d ot poinS6Cta, holly
spent the holidays with their com Woodle and daughters.
an
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with
his
brother-in-law
at
the
gee
Mrs.
J.
E.
Gates
for
piano
Mus-
OFFICE and Rasldoncs S:.Jnd and Main Strsen m a S CaCtUS WSS b e a u t i f u l
Estacada, Oregon—Telephone Connections
Lurrinsville store.
instruction. Prices reasonable, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
ic and visiting filled the after-
C. H. Paddison and family
L. Sevier.
Mr. and Mrs. l'heo. Ahlberg I. O. O. F. building.
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noon hours.
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. motored to Yakima last week,
T ) R . CHAS. P. JOHNSON
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. and Junior called on their mother
Ed Barker of Portland is visit- 3pendin(i New year’s at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tracy and
G. 0. Dart took his mother to
DENTIST
Mrs. Adams at the Currinsville daughter> Mrs< Harold Wooater ing with relatives at the home of home of Mr< Paddj30n«3 brother
her home in Molalla, Friday.
EVENING WORK BY APPOINTMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lankin.
A Paddison of Yakima. They
were in Portland, Saturday.
She has been visiting her son’s store last Sunday.
Phones: Office, 315; Residence 4712
Mrs.
Nellie
Currin
was
at
the
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Potter found it quite cold up that way
Oregon, family for the past two months.
See J. E. Gates and get that
Estacada,
Currinsville store Saturday going
are
the proud parents of a baby and encountered some bad roads
suit
cleaned
and
pressed.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bruce of
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... over the costs of the construction 0. F. building.
daughter born in Portland. She and fog on their trip. They re-
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D r . h a r r y L. C h a n d l e r
Portland s p * « the holidays with Qf M e|ectric
|ine fn)m
C H IR O P R A C T O R
came as a Christmas gift.
turned home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M, Wagner.
Miss Ruth Hewitt of Portland
535 MORGAN BUILDING
Estacada
to
the
H.
H.
Carlin
Wm. Hicinbotham and family
Will Douglass butchered 22
BROADWAY AND WASH.
HOURS
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moreland place.
PORTLAND, O R E G O N
10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
with
their
mother,
Mrs.
Sevier
hogs
on Monday shipping them
Mrs. Raymond Lovelace.
spent the New Year’s holidays
Such a thing is surely needed
spent
New
Years
with
Mr.
and
to
a
Portland
market.
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Wait for our Pre-Inventory
in Portland.
in this locality.
Mrs.
Ch
a
s
.
Hicinbotham
o
f
H.
s<
Gibgon
butchered three
ATTO RN EY A T LAW .
Clearance Sale. Starts n e x t
Garfield Grange held a joint
Mrs. Mary Beals of Independ­ week at Rose’ s.
River Mill.
hogs on Monday, also sending
General Practice.
Confidential Ad-
installation Saturday with Fred
viser. Oregon City. Oregon.
ence was in Currinsville last
We were sorry to learn that them to Portland.
Bates, Master of Eagle Creek
Miss Anna Dillon and Mrs. E.
week visiting her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Fred Braasch of Portland
a
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Grange a3 installing officer for
W I L L I A M WALLACE SMIH
Ernest Honmaster, with his
E. Hannah went to Oregon City
and Mrs. J. H. Kitching.
had passed away. She leaves a
the Juvenile and subordinate
father’s help butchered 5 hogs
Thursday to attend a W. C. T.U.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
husband, six daughters and a
The entertainment given by meeting.
Granges.
The
following
were
on
Tuesday.
M a so n ic B l d g .
E s t a c a d a , O r e .
son to mourn a loving mother. I
installed Olive K. Davis, master, the Currinsville school Monday,
About 28 patrons of Eagle
Bargains—Good wall paper 25c They were residents Of Viola for
g E. WOOSTER
Haro 1 d Wideman,
overseer, evening, Jan. 5 was a decided per roll. Ten patterns to select
| Creek Grange attended the spe-
sometime.
Betty Weatherby, lecturer, Avis success. Much credit is due the from, at Pointer’s.
j cial Grange meeting at George
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Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Palmateer, steward, Ernest Mar- teachers and patrons._
last Saturday night and assisted
LOGAN RIDGE
Rentals,
Dr, and Mrs. J. L. Hewitt of
shall, aasistant steward, Minnie
COMING
with the initiation of nine candi­
Portland were visitors at the S.
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tea thers and dates. The Eagle Creek drill
Eash, chaplain, Mrs. E. J. Yocum
Masonic Building Association E. Wooster home over Sunday.
Telephone Estacada, Ore.
son Clayton visited at J. Young’s | team went along and put on a
treasurer, J. B. Robertson, sec- Benefit .«B]ack 0 xen,” Jan. 29
Mr. and Mrs. Akers and daugh­ Sunday afternoon.
retary, J. E. Ayers, gate-keeper, and ^ Liberty theatre<
couple of drills. After the initia-
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Cromer enter- , .
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ter of Stayton are visiting Mr.
Ida Palmateer, Ceres, Sadie An-
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tained on New Year’s day. Those t,on was over the floor was clear-
and
Mrs.
Wm.
W,
Smith
of
this
OFFICE CH AN G ES
ders: Pomona, Mary Robertson, TELE PH ON E
present besides the family were Mr. ed and they danced for a time,
city.
HANDS
Flora, Anna
Bowman,
lady
and Mrs. Henry Cromer o f Spring- Refreshments were served and a
Mrs. E. E. Hannah will leave water and their two daughters,Jonas pleasant time was enjoyed by
assistant stewart. The Juvenile
The Estacada Telephone and Tel-
Grange installed Irene Davis, graph Company’s office in this city Friday for a two week’ s visit at and Jessie Cromer of Logan, Mr. Jim ^bo3e presen t.
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master, Ralph Davis, overseer, has again changed hands. Mr. and the home of her daughter, Mrs. Young and grandson Melvin.
Mrs Cooper is being visited by
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Gibson
Janet Gilgan, lecturer, Gilbert Mrs. Earl Gunter having sold their 0. L. Straughn at Pendleton.
her mother from Gresham.
were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Gilgan, steward, Kenneth Palma­ interests in the company to Mr. and Coming, Black Oxen, Jan, 29 and
Mrs. J. Aanold spent the week-end Wilcox and H. F. Gibson last
Mrs. Alva Smith o f Stayton, Oregon.
teer, assistant steward, Irma
Liberty theatre. Masonic visiting her mother, Mrs. Bouck o f g undav
M.r. and Mrs. Smith are the par- 30
Salzvvedel, chaplain. Lenard Da­ enst o f Attorney Wm. W. Smith of Building Association.
near Marion.
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Marvin Hunt of
Portland visited Mrs. Stone, who
has
been
vis, treasurer, Avis Palmateer, this city and it is understood that
Band Benefit Look out for his mother and father on Sunday, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
secretary, Max Gilgan, gate­ they plan to take over the office the hot tamalei supper to be giv­
Mrs. A. Johnson is on the sick Ike Akers for a couple of weeks,
keeper Alice Hicinbotham, Ceres immediately.
en by the Band in the I. 0. 0. F. list for a few days.
left on Sunday morning for her
Helen Andere Pomona Bernice
THIEVES AGAIN BUSY
hall
soon.
,
^ y.£ arby and 80" 8 C/ aw- ! home at Cathlamet, Wash,
BOOT and SHOE
Davis, Flora. Gladys Catiff. lady
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cu rrin .v ill, r ,-
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Wonderful Bargains at Rose’s ford and William, returned from
Portland after a weeks sojourn
. M rs
A ker9 ha8 been
00
th e
assistant
steward.
ports
that
last
Friday
night
thieves
REPAIR SHOP
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale with friends and relatives. While sick list but is better,
Mr.
and
Mr3.
L.
J.
Palmateer
helped
themselves
to
two
practiccal-
i Block South of P. 0 ., Estacada
starts next week.
there they visited the Oregonian ra- | A number have been ill with
and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Weath- >Y
‘ ires
a runabout Ford car
Leather Half soles on men’s light
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Closner of dio broadca sting station. The boys c o |d3
work or dress shoes, s?wed
erby attended Grange at George
left the machine
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or nailed
$1.25
Veneta, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clos­ were intensely interested, as they
ech
are
about
to
complete
a
crystal
LEGION P L A Y S HOST
Rubber composition half-soles
Saturday night.
parked at the foot o f a hill a short ner of Elmira,
Mrs. Walter
for men, .................
$1.00
i At the meeting o f the Auxiliary
Theodore Carpenter left Mon- distance from the house and the Strunk
5tru n k anQ Mr< an a M r3. fca< set-
ana Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Men’s heels straightened.
rt»v morning for his future home thieves made use o f this opportu- ■
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ljnlon »unaay o f the American Legion last Mon­
Leather or rubber................. 5o
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California
with
his
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and
Mrs.
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do«,
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w . h op . for day evening the following officers
Ladies’ heels same work...........35
J. D. Clo8ner of Estacada were more present when the weather were installed for the ensuing .year;
Whole leather heels men or
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back wheels o f this machine,
stock. Mrs. Carpenter will l e a v e _____________
women
$l.('o
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. settlcB The u PPer L°ffan sch°o1 Mrs. Gerald W ilcox, president;
began Monday with twenty-five pu­ Mrs. W. J. Moore, vice-president;
Only the best of leather and find
EN CAM PM E N T MEETS
later in the week.
Gerald Wilcox, Monday.
ings u sed-can also save you
pils present.
Having enjoyed their Mrs. Grover Kiggins, secretary and
The
Riverside
Eucampment
No.
Mrs. H, B. Davis delightfully
money on team harness or parts
J. C.Ecker was an Estacada visitor two weeks vacation they seemed
treasurer.
entertained 17 S k i p - a - w e e k 91 met Thursday evening in the I. last Sunday.
See me before you buy
eager to get dowo to study again.
The Auxiliary is in receipt o f a
O. O. F. hall.
About 30 members
DeShields left Wednes­
Miss Ida Young who has been cen- letter from Miss Stone, usperintend-
A. R. DAHLKE, Estacada ladies Tuesday afternoon. Mus­ were present and the by-laws were day Marion
for a short visot in Portland. fined to her bed is reported as up ent o f the veterans’ hosptal in Port­
ic, readings and visiting made £ passed upon at that time The
J. S. Osborne wag a Portland and around again.
land, thanking them for the very
pleasant time for all. A busi- committee on regalia reported that
visitor Wednesday.
J. Hassell made a trip to Port­ generous contribution o f fruit, jams
N O T iC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
ness meeting was held and the nothing definite had been done.
Mrs. Lou
Palamateer made a land Tuesday.
and jellies. Miss Stone states that
J.G Hayman resigned as scribe, trip to Gresham last Wednesday.
Department of the interior, U. s. Land work of the coming vear outlined
The Upper Logan school program the boys were delighted with the
dffice. at Portland, Oregon, January fo r the year> A delicious five as did J. K. Ely, who had been
Mrs. W. A. Heylman returned which was postponed, will be ren­
Garfield Skip - a - week Club
Clark Noble of Dayton called Dave Eshleman is reported on
held their third annual New
at the home of Geo Walters to the sick list.
Year’s dinner in the Grange visit his cousin. Robt: Fields.
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale
■pjlt. W. W. RHODES
O ST E O P A T H IC
hall Jan. 1. Forty-three mem-, Mrs L)0n Allen of Bull Run starts at Rose’s next
week.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
bers and friends sat down at 1:00
8pent a few days at the home oi Attorney Wm. W. Smith made
Office in Lichthorn BMg., Estacada,
o ’ clock to a most bountiful f«.ast her mother last week.
a trip to Oregon City, Monday.
at
a
lon
g
decorated
table
in
red
j
^
Fleenor
of
Meridian,
Full line of Kalsomine 10c per
T ^ R . G. F. MIDFOKD
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles
G. Danielson, of Route 1, Estacada,
Oregan, who, on November 13, 1920,
made homestead Entry No 06994, for
Fractioral NEJNEJ, Section 1, Towr-
ship 4 S., Range 4 F., VV lamette Me-
ridian. has filed notice o f intention to
mtke Final Proof, to establish claim
t it h e lard above desi r.btd, before the
Register and receiver U. S. Land Of-
lice, at Portland, Oregon, on the 26th
day of Februaiy, J926.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Perkins, of Estacapa, Oregon,
Route No. l; Clara Perkins, of Esta-
cada, Oregon, Route No. 1; Joe Mich-
ael, o f Estacada, Oregon, Route No.
1.; Alice Michael, o f Estacada, Oregon,
Route No. 1,
Act 6-9-16. Clackamas County.
Notice will be published for five con­
secutive weeks in the Ea«tem Cla ka-
inas News, Estacada, Oregon.
W alter L. T ooze . S r . Register.
1-8-2-5-25
elected treasurer, leaving these two
offices vacant. J. K. Ely was nomi­
w
R R ¡j i
W ed n esd a y
nated for secretary and W. F. Cary
wm-
Kel 1 lelc vvermesuav
The election will
for a business trip t) San Fran- fo r treasurer.
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take place next Tuesday evening
at the regular meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Trapp
It was decided to meet every Tues­
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have been visiting relatives in day night in the I. O. O. F. hall,
Woodburn.
the next meeting will held January
13th.
o ’clock tea w a s serv ed .
Clarence Palmateer returned
to his work at Dee, Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Weatherby
d j p Reeher drove to Port-
land last Monday.
L.
T.
L.
TO
MEET
Saturday, January 10, at 2:30 P.
M. there will be a meeting o f the
L. T. L. in the M. E. Church. All
members are urged to be present
N O T IC E
F O R P U B L I C A T I O N as the officers fo r the coming year
Department
tepi
of the Interior, U. S. Lard are to be elected at that time.
5ffice at Portland, Oregon, January
Of
6. 1*88,
NOTICE is hereby giver that Peter
rrank McDonald, o f Colton, Oregonr
who. on December U, IP22. made
Homestead Entry, No.
Additional
07845, for SFJ v\V J *rd Fractional
SWJSVtJ. ¡Section 81. Township 4 ¡4
Range 4 E.. Willamette Meridian, has
fikd notice c f intention to make Final
Pro f, to estai l;sh cbim to the 'and
above defcribed. before the Register
and Receiver U. S. I.ard Office, at
Portland, Or<gon. on the 27th day of
February, lc,25.
Claimant nam^s a> witresses:
Rex E. «¿order, of Celton. Oregon;
Jchr 8. 'Vrern. of fultur, Oreg».« ;
Alex EricXaon. of « olfon. Oregon; J.
H. Prabasco, o f Criton, Oregon,
Sec. 6. Mch. 2, 18-9.
Act R 9-16. Clackamas County.
Notice will be publiaeed 5 con«ecu
tive weeks in the Estacada News.
W alter L, Tools, S r . Register.
2 5-1925
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NASH
! will be in
CLOTHES
EgUc,da at ^ Linn’s Inn
the week o f January 12. Our clothes
arc always tailored to measure, no
shop worn garments, no sales but
one quality— one price always.
$3.50 with order, delivered in 30
to 60 days.
P. F. BLACK
The many friends o f Mrs. R. M.
Browne o f San Francisco will be
happy to learn that 3he is the
mother o f a baby daughter, born
December 27, 1924.
Mrs. Browne
r a forr.-.erly Mrs. Burton Moore
o f this city.
The Eastern Clackamas News
$1,50 the year.
“ Salomy Jane” an Artistic Treat"
“ Salomy Jane,” to be shown at
the Gem theatre Saturday and
Sunday night, is an artistic treat
from start to finish, featuring Jac-
quline Logan, George Fawcett and
Maurice Flinn.
The picture
is based on Bret
Harte’s splendid story o f the gold
rush days o f ’49, and it is graphic­
ally presented by a cast o f excep­
tional merit. Many pictures o f this
romantic period have been seen on
the screen, but it is seldom that
one sees so delightful a creation as
this. From the robbery o f the old
stage coach in the beginning, the
arrest by the Vigilantes, trial and
conviction o f an innocent man for
the crime, and his romantc meeting
with Jane on his way to execution,
his escape, and a thousand and one
dramatic incidents that follow, ther
isn’t a dull moment in the action
“ Salomy Jane” has been artisti­
cally produced by Mr. Melford, and
it is 100 per cent pure entertain­
ment.
Screened in theSanta Cruz
mountains, it is scenically a marvel
o f its kind.
Dramatic action and
thrills are the fitting concomitants
o f every scene, and even the most
blase picture fan will find in this
offering bits that are new and sat-
, isfying to his jaded taste.
from Portland Wednesday morning. dered in the Harding gaange hall
Maurice Ely and George Lingel- on Friday, January 9th. Don’t miss
bach have returned to O. A. C. to this tret.— 25 cents admission.
continue their work there.
Tuesday P. M., Mrs. Lena Kersch-
Ernest Rynning and Mac
Dale am and daughters, Elva and Hilda,
left for Portland this week to con­ enjoyed the noon radio program
tinue their school work.
from the Oregonian station.
Miss Pauline Rose returned
to
The residence o f D. Appling was
Corvallis this week to take up re fairly missed by a falling tree, Sun­
work at O. A. C..
day night in the fierce wind storm
Mrs. Jack Norton returned to prevailing here.
her home in Portland last Wednes­
CO M PLETES SOUNDINGS
day.
The crew o f men employed by the
Miss Jessie Denny, who has been
seriously ill was taken to the Grant Smith Company, operating
Gresham hospital, Wednesday morn­ the diamond drill on the proposed
dam site at Cazadero,
completed
ing.
ther
work
this
week
and
are plan­
Miss Reliance Moore returned ot
Monmouth, Sunday, to resume her ning on leaving. Theo. Swanson,
studies at the Oregon State Normal the engineer in charge o f the work,
expects to leave shortly for Chicago
school.
and
points in Michigan.
Mrs. Myrtle Morgan returned to
the Oregon normal school the first
Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow and
o f the week after spending the hol­
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Morrow o f
idays with relatives here.
Portland visited friends and rela­
J. E. Gates made a business trip
tives in Estacada last week.
to Portland, Mouday, and returned
Mr. and Mr.g Don Allen o f Bnll
Tuesday .bringing a load o f fur­
Run spent New Year's a t the home
niture for his store.
o f Mrs. Allen's parents, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. George DeShields
Mrs. R. H. Carrin o f Currinsville.
o f lower Garfield, went to Portland
They returned to their home Sun­
to reside. Mr. DeEShield’s health
day.
is veryp oor at this time and he
fiuds it necessary to be near his
The Barton correspondent o f the
physician.
News, Mrs. George
Foreman,
is
W. A. Heylman will probably re­ confined to the Good
Samaritan
tain the postoffice in this city until Hosital in Portland at this time.
the first o f February, and after that Last Friday afternoon she was
time he is contemplating opening a operated on and at this writing is
law office here.
reported to be improving.
Among the passengers to Port­
land last Saturday were
Mrs.
Several rumors are abroad that
Sherman, Miss Sherman, Mrs. W. F. various changes may be made in
Cary and children, Mrs. Lena Un­ some o f the business houses in this
derwood, Dave Eshelman and Coon city. It is said that another hard-
Boyer,
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_ _ 4 war« stor« may b« opened her«.
treat, and surely enjoyed every bit
sent.
Following the meeting the Ameri­
can Legion agreeably surprised the
members o f the Auxiliary by serv­
ing them a delightful luncheon
which they had themselves prepr-
ed for the occasion.
ENTERTAINS SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glover held a
house warming party, New Year.s
eve n their new home which they
have recently completed on their
farm near Eagle Creek, by enter­
taining the Eagle Creek Missionary
society.
This was followed by a watch
party.
Forty- four guests were
present to partake o f the delight­
fully entertaining evening.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Cogswell, Mr. Saunders, and Mrs.
M. G. Weatherby.
A lcever play­
let was staged by the Missionary so­
ciety, games and refreshments made
the evening a a most enjoyable one.
A unique feature o f the evening
was a Christmas pie filled with a
present for each guest and afforded
much entertainment for all those
present.
E V A N G E L IS T IC
SERVICES
TO
BEGIN SUNDAY
A series o f evangelistic meetings
will be held in the dwelling part o f
the building located at the corner
o f First and Main streets, opposite
the E stA cada
Hotel, commencing
Sunday, January 11, 1925, at 7:30
p. m.
The weekly meetings will
be held at the same hour excepting
Mondays and Saturdays.
These meetings ar strictly unde­
nominational And an invitation ia
extended to all to attend.