'THE PRESS, ITHENA,' OREGON,: SEPTEMBER 5, 1930 Press Paragraphs Esther Berlin spent last week-end in Lewiston, Idaho, visiting friends. a tt y tk r t n T ! 1 - J 1. . Mr. ana Mrs. a. xs. lucnurus nave installed a new electric range in their home. . ' ff's .';,; jj 'v " Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson and fam ily of Pendleton spent Sunday at the Lee Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watts and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clason ' Adams spent Sunday in Walla Walla. " Shirley Blalock of Pendleton spent Friday evening with her aunt Mrs. L. R, Pinkerton and family. ;'' Fred Beckner of Washtucna, Wash., visited over Sunday with Chas. Wil liams and Ruth Williams. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kirk left Wed nesday for Portland where they will visit relatives for a week. Tom Campbell of Pendleton spent Thursday and Friday nights in Athe na, a guest of Oral Miehener. Mrs. Lela Hildabrandt left for her home in Walla Walla after several months here at the Frank DeFreece home. - Mr. and Mrs. James Cresswcll left Sunday for Portland and valley points where they will spend a fort night, during Mr. Cresswell's vacation. Mr.' and Mrs. W. C. Garfield and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Keafer in Walla Walla. . Miss Beatrice Hiteman came up from her new home at Cloverdale and spent the week-end with friends in Athena. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Templeton of Seattfe spent Monday with Mrs. Templeton's rother, W. C. Garfield and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jenkins and family were guests at the Wm, Camp bell cottage at Bingham Springs over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. John Tompkins and daughter Mary, Betty Eager and Mrs. W. J. Crabill spent Sunday at Emi grant Springs. , " Miss Lois' Johnson and her guest, Miss Dorothy Bell of Salem, were guests of Norman Mclntyre in Wal la Walla Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Spencer of Palouse, Wash., were Round-Up guests of Mrs. Spencer's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gurney of La Grande spent last week-end at the W. P. Littlejohn home, attending the Round-Up Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Betts and son Reeve, Henry Geissel and Jack Gild ersleeve of New York, nephews of Mrs. Betts, were dinner guests at the B. B. Richards home Monday evening. Malen Burnett School of Music Edna Hanna, Director, Athena Branch , Fall Term Begins' Wednesday September dOth ; ' Thorough Training Artistic Results Moderate Tuition I II i i m i w HARRIS' BARBER SHOP Dirt and Dandruff can not remain in the same scalp with Fitch D. R. Shampoo. Give yourself a treat and try one. Also retail size bottle. ALL LINES OF BARBER WORK . Phone 492 nrmrrnr arirfnurrTiiirrmr i Tiiiir nriiir TMraiiiinnnTMri ir-r ' fy it as- T Quality is the Foundation of Red White Popularity Millions of women throughout the United States and Canada are satisfied that, in Red & White Stores, they have a dependble source of the kind of foods they want for their families and always at prices that fit carefully planned budgets. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY wmmmummmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrm Salmon, Pink, Blue & White, Is V 2 for 29c P. & G. Naptha Soap 7 for 25c Pancake Flour, Sperry's, large : . ";. : 24c White Satin Flour, 49 lbs. ...... $1.64 ,: Mrs. H. A. Barrett is hostess to the bridge club today. A Mariorie Wilson and . Edna De Freece spent Friday in Walla Walla. Glen Shanklin of Portland was a visitor at the Lee Wilson home, Mon day. ' ; ; A. A. Fnss of Freewater was a business visitor in Athena, Wednes day. i . ;:. -,' S. A. Barnes, Weston wheat buy er, transacted business in Athena, Wednesday. Friends of Roy Cannon will be glad to hear he is some improved in health at this date. - Mrs. Earl Martin and Mrs. O. E. Venable were visitors in Walla Wal la, Wednesday. Mrs. L. A. Cornell this week visit ed at the home of her son, A. H. Cor nell, in Walla Walla. Miss Ellen Henry left yesterday for Estacada, where she will teach school this coming fall. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bennett came over from Milton Wednesday and spent the day in Athena. C. S. Marcy who lives on the Bar rett Pine Creek ranch, north of Ath ena, was in town, Tuesday. For Sale Household furniture. Laii at the Bantist carsonaee, corner Third and Jefferson streets. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Remillard have returned from a week's visit with relatives and friends in Portland. ' Wm. Hendrickson, painter, has been repapering and repainting the E. C. Rogers home on Jefferson street. Poison from 'weed dust, which causes a serious skin' affection, has made its appearance among several Athena citizens. Miss Edna Miller of Colfax, sister of M. I. Miller, and Wayne Shields of Spokane were Sunday visitors at the Miller home. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and daughters are leaving Sunday for a two weeks trip to Portland, Seattle and coast points. Mr. and Mrs. Roy RusBell left to day for Rosebud, Alberta, where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Schultz. '-' ; Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Laurence Kreager of Nyssa, Oregon, visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sims Dickenson. W. J. Kirk is the new owner of a Buick eight, purchased Tuesday frond Foster & Richie, Buick and Stude baker dealers in Pendleton., Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Miller and two sons will spend the present week-end with relatives and friends at Spokane and Endicott, Washington. The meeting of the Athena Study club has been postponed from today to next Friday, September 12, at the home of Mrs. E. C. Rogers. Mr. Booth, wife and daughter of Portland . were Round-Up visitors with Mr. Booth's father, Chas. Booth and sister Miss Mira Booth. The Women of Woodcraft met Tues day evening. After business all re paired to Kilgore's Cafe, where re freshments were partaken of. Harold Kirk and Isaac Trapp re turned home Monday evening after a week spent in Portland and Oregon City with relatives and friends. Mr., and Mrs. E. C. Prestbye and Dr. and Mrs. Rice of Pendleton, motored to Spokane and Lewiston, Saturday, returning bunday evening. Mrs. Louis Stewart had as her guests over the week-end, her broth er Francis Herr and wife of Baker, and nephew, Allen Herr of Portland. White Diamond Flour, 49 lbs. $1.39 made a trip over the "skyline" road to Bone Springs, Sunday by automo bile 3S JSWrStbnS K " i"""",a - Miss Mildred Stanton i3 in Pendle ton, where she is nursing a, patient. Miaa Arloon MvrirV is snendinp the week with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Mosgrove at Milton. . l , i ' The Christian Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs; F. B. Boyd next Wednesday. Mrs. Charles' Mef arland was in Pendleton Tuesday. - visitine . . her daughter, Mrs. Armintrout. v 'Mrs. Alonzo. Liles and infant son have arrived at their home in Athena from College Place sanitarium. After a pleasant visit in Portland and Seaside, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Parris and children returned home Sunday. , , . . . Art Doutrlas and Barney Foster re turned Tuesday from a trip to Al berta, where Mr. Douglas has farm ing interests. . Piano Snap, piano partly paid for. Will sell for balance if taken at once. Easy payments if you wish. Pendle ton Music House. ' -1 S26 Mrs. Raymond Banister and in fant son have returned from the Wal la Walla General hospital, to the Banister home near Weston. ) : Edward Benn. a former employe in the Moserove Mercantile company store in Athena, was in the city Sat urday from Seattle, calling on Atne na friends. Walter Huffman has returned to his home in Athena for the school year, after the summer months spent with his brother at Lowden, Washington. The annual barbecue at the Gerkintr home, for the members and friends of the Christian church and Bible school will be held on Tuesday eve ning, September 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh McEwen are moving to Walla Walla where they will reside during the school year. Their sons, Edwin and Ralph, Jr., will attend Whitman college. Roy DeFreece of Freewater spent Tuesday evening with his father F. D. DeFreece. en route to Portland where he will spend his vacation al so consult an eye specialist. The August meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Sias, Mrs. Chester McCullough and Miss Glea Sin were cuests for the afternoon. Miss Glea Sias, who visited here at the home of her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. C. A. Sias, left Saturday for TTormiston. where she will teach in the Columbia school near that city. The home of Mr. and Mrs. uan Johnson, near Weston, was destroyed by fire Sunday about noon. Only a few articles of 'clothing and a sew- imr mnrVnnA were saved from the hnrtiino. house. Mrs. Lowell Harder and daughter, Mary Jane left Sunday after a short stay with Mrs. Harder's father Frank rpFrpc for Seattle, where Mary Jane will stay with-her grandmother in that city and enter school. Harold Jackson has leased the hnma nlnre west of Athena from his father. Frank Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Rnv Mav who have been on the Jackson ranch for the past two years have moved to Weston to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knight leit Athpna hv motor Friday on their re turn trip to Colorado, where they will reside on a ranch near Elba. Henry was employed at the Farmers F.iovntnr durinG- the harvest season. Mrs. D. A. .Pinkerton had a pleas ant surprise Saturday when a school girl friend, Mrs. Coloma Fisher of SDokano visited heF. The ladies had J . " ..... . ," ; nu nepuewt nucu ti v f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McEwen, Ralph not , met .for toW W McEwen, Jr., and H. A. Barrett, -v" . . rontpm. Misa Frederica Kershaw ' contem nlntea leavinflr next Tuesday for Rose' burg, where she will be supervisor of Mrs. Lola Turner and Mrs. Lottie -sic n the ols that cHy for IHU VWllHHg w. - - Red & White Coffee Week Saturday to Saturday inclusive, per lb.' 35c Mazola Salad Oil, quart - 49c Red & White Sandwich Spread, pts. :. . , 39c ; ; ; Soup, Red & White (all varieties except Chicken) 10c , M Matches, Blue & White . ? 2 for 35c - ! Baby Beets, 2s - . 2 for 39c ,t Lime Rickey, large J 3 for 69c ' : Black Walnut Cake ; - 49c . ;. . -:. . OHTAGUE & CORNELL l'V"u-ZJ'- PHONE 171;l:'' ;" -l of Mrs. Turner's brother, A. W, Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pinkerton and daughter are occupying the Vic Harris house in the south part 01 town formerly occupied by Lee Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Richards and son Roland and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kirk were dinner guests of Mrs. 0. 0. Stephens and Mrs. Kimball in Pendle ton last Friday. Earl Smith returned home from Salt Luke City Monday evening where he has been acting in the capacity of miller for the Preston Shaffer Milling company in that city. Rev. Gowan. who preached the morning sermon Sunday in the Ath PTiii Rantist church, returned to his home at Nampa, Idaho, accompanied by his son and family. J. C. Henley, employed at the nres-ton-Shaffer mill, a newcomer to Ath ena, is a new subscriber to The Press. Mr. and Mrs. Henley reside m the Methodist church parsonage. Mrs. Lilian Fredericks of Weston announces the opening date for in structing her piano class in Athena, for Saturday. September 13. The class room will be at the Athena Ho tel, as usual. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones and Ray Jones motored to Enterprise and Wallowa Lake, Saturday. Mr. Jones interested three rural mail carriers in joining the Mail Carriers association, while on his trip. Mrs. Roy DeVoigno and father, Mr. Baker of Adaras, Dr. Baker of Port land an.l Mr', and' 'Mrs. Farley of California spent Sunday in Athena aN tending morning churcn services n the Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rothrock of Athena, and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Staggs of Weston, enjoyed success ful flshini? triti on - the Clearwater river in Idaho, the latter part of last w - .... . . n.. weoK. as ft result, uie rress lamuy had Clearwater trout for breakfast, Monday mtorain;. . , route. Tho condition of Mrs. Sarah Harden in ronnrtod to be erowine trradually worse. It will be one year Sunday, since Mrs. Harden suffered a para- lvtic stroke. Until recently the patient had shown no marked symp tnmn nf a rPlaflKA. Miss Vera Grant, former lacuity memher in Athena high school, is Qrnin instructor in mathematics at MT.mnrhhn hltrh school in Milton Freewater. Eddie Buck, well known in Athena as a basketball referee, is athletic coach this year at Mac-Hi. The home of Joe Cannon, north oi Athpnn. was the seen of a joyful gathering Sunday, when the family entertained Mr. and Mrs. iom uooner of La Grande; Mr. John Kuns oi L,os Amraios? Mr, and Mrs. lienrv Booner and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith and others at dinner. A Walla Wa11 nlane will be in Athena Sunday at the Kirk field, for public services. A fee or fB.ou per passenger will be charged those de siring to make flights over the city and vicinitv. The dana is a good, safe one and an experienced pilot win operate it. Th Loval Rereans class of the Christian Sunday school was enter tained Wednesday evening in the church basement by the remaining classes of the school, with ft dinner anri a short nrocrram. as follows short talk by Rev. Sias, teacher of the honored class; piano solo, Esther Ber lin; vocal solo, C. M. Eager; reading, Mrs. C. M. Eager; vocal solo, Mrs. Floyd Pinkerton, followed by games nlannod hv Mrs. Eaeer. Later ice cream and cake was served the whole school. The occasion also cele brated the birthday of Mr. Sias. ; FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH At the eleven o'clock hour Mr. Sias will open a series of three Sun day morning sermons on the Demon stration of God's Love, based on John 3:16. The evening theme will be The fcioMoUs GespeL . , PRICES for SATURDAY and MONDAY Milk, All Brands , Large 3 for..25c Small 6 f or....25c Pink Salmon; No. l's Tall, per Can........:.. 14c String Beans Shaker Salt Standard Brand, per Can..............l3c I Plain or Iodized, 2 toT...-.:....l:.....:Me 12-oz, Bottle, each 9c Large Bottle, each ..J. . .....:.17c IBOBSBBBBSSSasnBBBSSSSSSSSSSSC Water Glass 32-oz. Can, each..........A..L..........19c Two Packages for.......... .... 1..15c Phone 152 Athena Department Store Mrs. F. B. Bovd and Mrs. Minnie DePeatt went, to Bineham SorinKS. where they will remain for several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tubbs have returned from a short vacation trip to Seaside. Miss Betty Tubbs will be a pupil at St. Helen's Hall, Portland, again this year. Several members of the local Chris tian church attended church in Mil ton Sunday evening where Dr. Mc- Quarry delivered his farewell ser mon, departing soon for Centralia where he will be pastor, , The Etude club met at the home of Mm. W. C. Garfield President) Tues day afternoon, where plans for the coming year were discussed and a reception will be sponsored by the club m honor of the teachers or tne local school, Friday evening, Septem ber 19th at the high school building. The Press family were regaled with some verv fine tomatoes from the Hansell garden in the south part of town. Billy Hansell was tne generous doner and the Press man cherishes a Dressing ' invitation to come down and join his little pal in a watermelon feast. : Mrs. F. N. Johns entertained five little girls last Saturday afternoon at her country home in honor of her daughter Helen's 6th birthday. Out door games was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Johns. Guests were June Garfield, Belva Mclntyre, Kathleen Walter, Altha and Helen Johns; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton left Athena Monday by motor for Nampa, Idaho and Nvssa. Oreeon.'At the lat ter place they visit Nate Pinkerton and family, and at Nampa they will stop at the home of a cousin oi Mr. Pinkerton. They expect to be gone for a week. In their absence Carl Calvert is tending the Pinkerton lawn and flower garden. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill of fort land were recent guests at the homes of Mrs. Theresa Berlin and Mrs. Zeltha. Mdntvre. Mr. Hill is presi dent of Hill's Military academy at Portland, and Louis Berlin and Neil Mclntyre were once students there. Mrs. Hill is none other than the author of the Mariam Miller column in the Morning Oregonian. School Supplies for the New Term Fresh new stocks of everything you will need v Ready for your Inspection and Selection Fountain Pens :.; Eversharp Pencils Note Books Inks Erasers Rulers PENCIL TABLETS WITH SMOOTHE PAPER 5c and 10c .'" Z WATK INS' P HARMACY Main Street Athena Phone 332 warn i n BrunoWeber ; AND Repair Work Prices Reasonable '' ,r ' Successor To JENS JENSEN Quality Grocery r. - g Just al f ew more of our every day prices 50-lb. Size Stock or half Ground Salt...- -62c Cream Wheat , 29c Sperry's Pancake Flour, package..:.....:.............:7c Our Mothers Cocoa, 2-lb., package........... 31c Burbank Hominy 2y2s 2 for 25c Snow Drift, 3-lb. size 79c P. S. Red Sockeye Salmon, No. 2s, 3 for $1.00 California Sardines, 2 large cansjt......::...........5c 5-lb. K. C. Baking Powder ...,..:...;.M.:....,....-.-79c 2i2 lb. Calumet Baking Powder. -72c Frank Little, Prop. Hingl ete Permanent 3 EASY AS A MARCEL, EEAUHFUC LASTING "The Choice of Women who Care!" Athena Beauty Shop Sadie Fambrun, Operator ' ; Phon 32 Goodye ar Tires and Tubes Valvoline Oik' , Automobile Supplies, Parts and Accessories Athena Garage North side Main Street Phone 352