THE PRESS, ATHENA, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 121930
Press Paragraphs
Miss Edna DeFreece spent the
week-end in Arlington, a guest of
Miss Hilda Dickenson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kirk returned
home Tuesday evening after a weeks
visit in Portland.
Virgil Zerba, Jesse Smith, L. R.
Tinkerton and V. C. Harris made a
business trip to Pendleton Wednes
day. Mrs. Maurice Frazier and daughter
of Milton and Mrs. Rose of Adams
were gusets of Mrs. D. A. Pinkerton,
Sunday.
The Etude club will meet next
Tuesday, September 16th at the home
of Mrs. E, B. Foster. Mrs. Clyde
Lester, chorus director will be pres
ent and all members are urged to at
tend. There will be a business meet
ing at 2 and chorus practice at 3
o'clock.
The annual barbecue was held at the
G. R. Gerking farm home Tuesday
evening, when about 150 members
and friends of the Christian church
and Bible school enjoyed the hospi
tality of Mr. and Mrs. Gerking. Bar
becued lamb, baked beans, salad,
sandwiches, pickles, pie and coffee
were -served during the evening.
The E. B. Foster family were guests
at the A. W. Douglas home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bond and Mrs.
E. J. Burchill of Pendleton, called at
the C. M. Eager home Sunday eve
ning. '
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Stone and son
Tillman have moved to Walla Walla
where they will take up their resi
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. Izzy Bodeway of Port
land, and George Cutler of Hood
River, were recent guests at the Leon
Miller home.
Miss Dorothy Berlin left last Fri
day for Roslyo, Washington, where
she is engaged as a teacher in the
schools of that city.
, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Scott and
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Luck, left
Sunday for Corvallis. Mr. Scott will
return home in a lew days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mercer of Pen
dleton spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at the home of his brother,
Gordon Mercer and family.
John Walker, Miss Jennie Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Walker re
turned Saturday from Bonners Ferry,
where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Booher.
Bryce Baker attended the rodeo in
Heppner Saturday and left Tuesday
for Horse Heaven with Cliff Banister
of Holdman, where they will round
up horses. .
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to Values Found Here
At lied & White Stores you will ALWAYS find
quality . . . ALWAYS find economy . . . ser
vice . . . courtesy . . . accommodation. Here
you will also find a friendly interest that
is characteristic of Red and White Stores.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
White King and Water Set
1.49
Oronite Fly Spray, pints
49c
Pineapple, Red and White, 2Vfcs
2 for 55c
Pineapple, Blue and White Broken, 22s
2 for 45c
Cocoa, Blue and White, 2 lb. package
29c
Asparagus, Natural, 2s
2 for 75c .
Corn Flakes, Red & White
3 for 25c
Small White Beans, Californias
3 lbs. for 35c
Clorox, pints
10c
Minced Clams, Red & White, tails
2 for 53c
Hominy, Red & White, 2y2s
2 for 25c
Cake, Chocolate
49c
ColFee, Red & White, 1 lb. bag
33c
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Athena, Oregon
PACIFIC
Mrs. Theo Rush is ill at her home
in the south part of the city.
B. B. Richards made a business
trip to La Grande, Wednesday.
Mrs. Max Hnnner entertained the
3 o' 4 bridge club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Gross and Mrs. Claude
Dickenson were Pendleton' visitors
Monday.
Clark Mace of Sunnyside was a
business visitor in Athena last Fri
day.
Vnr Sale A well Hret T.fnfnln Ram
for sale. Chas. Betts, Athena, phone
30F13. '"
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh McEwen and
sons Edwin and Ralph, Jr., were in
La Grande Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Reeder and sons
who visited relatives in Tacoma, re
turned home Saturday.
Several of the younger set attended
the U. of O. alumni dance in Pen
dleton Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross were in
the city yesterday from their farm
home near Thorn Hollow.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eager of Day
ton were visitors Sunday with their
son C. M. Eager and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson were in
Athena yesterday from their home
near Freewater, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Reeder and sons
returned Saturday from Tacoma. af
ter ten days stay with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pinkerton and
daughter Jewell were dinner guests
Sunday of Lyle Gray and family.
Mrs. Grant Frestbye or Whitensh,
Montana, is expected in Athena next
month, to visit with- relatives here.
There will be preaching at the Bap
tist church Sunday morning. Rev.
Treadwell will deliver the sermon.
Miss Frederica Kershaw left Tues
day for Roscburg, where she will
teach music in the schools of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douelas.
Aaron and Marjorie Douglas, spent
Sunday at Hermiston, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douelas and
fnmilv have moved into their Athe
na residence on Fifth street, for the
school year.
The ladies of the Bantist church
will hold a cooked food sale at the
Rogers & Goodman, store, Saturday
aftemnon September 20th.
; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farrow of
Thorn Hollow, are parents of a baby
daughter, born September 4, at at
Anthnnv hosnital in Pendetlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Massey of Amity,
Oregon, were guests of Mr. ana Mrs.
R. A. Duflield. Mr. and Mrs. Massey
were en route to Yellowstone park.
.. Mrs. R. N. Johnson of Adams is
teacher this year of the school in
District No. 52, west of Athena. The
school oncned Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
Miss Evelyn Grimes were recent
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. O. Lee. They reside at Wenatchee,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson will re
turn to their home at Long Beach,
California, this week, after spending
the summer in thia vicinity and in
Alberta.
Mrs. H. II. Hill was taken to a
Walla Walla hospital Sunday by her
son Maurice Hill, of Walla Walla.
Mrs. Hill has been in poor health for
sometime.
Miss Agnes Little left Athena last
week for Washougal, wasnmgton,
where she will teach in the public
schools. Miss Little taught m wasn
ougal last year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson left
Mnndnw for Namna. Idaho, wnere
they are spending the week with Mrs.
Ferguson s daughter, Mrs. Horace
Rollrnan and familv.
Dr. Curry the Seattle eyesight
specialist who has made proiessionai
visits to Athena for many years will
again be here soon. Watch next issue
of the paper for date.
Mrs. F. B. Bovd and Mrs. Minnie
TVPaatt who were tmesis for several
days at the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Dudley at Bingham
Springs, returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Meredith, par
ents of Mrs. Sterling Parris, have
moved to Milton. Their granddaugh
ter. Arleen Parris. will live with them
this winter and enter school.
RnShv Stott has returned from
Wenatchee, to remain with his aunt,
Mrs. E. O. Lee for the school year.
Bobbv has registered m the second
grade of the Athena schools.
Mrs. James Ross has returned home
frnm the Walla Walla hospital with
her wee daughter. The Ross family
is settled in their new home recent
ly purchased from V. C. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beamer oi
Weston, narents of Mrs. Jesse Gor
don, are both ill. Last Friday Mrs.
Beamer suffered a slight stroke oi
paralysis, but is reported Detter at
this writing.
Wew. C. S. Treadwell of Colfax,
Washington, preached morning and
eveninir last Sunday at the local Bap
tist church. Rev. Treadwell will de
liver the morning sermon there this
coming Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Watts entertained Mon
day afternoon at a foursome in honor
of her daughter Mrs. Clason Adams,
Guests were Mrs. R. B. Mcfcwen, Mrs.
Glenn Dudley, Mrs. Henry Koepke
and the honoree.
Fred Blatchford. who has spent the
summer with his brother Dr. Blatch
ford of this city, and worked in the
bean crop, left Monday for his home
in Salem. He will resume his studies
at Willamette University.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Catron will soon
mov to the Taylor place west of
Athena, which was recently purchased
by Mr. Catron. Mr. and Mrs. Shel
don Taylor will move to their farm
southwest of town. The house is be
ing remodeled and renovated for their
resident there.
E. C. Rogers transacted business in
Pendleton yesterday. ; 1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roseberry en
joyed an automobile trip to Seattle
and other points on the Sound. They
returned Sunday, Mr. Roseberry tak
ing up his duties as foreman of the M.
L. Watts ranch north of town.
Mrs. Rose Miller came over from
Freewater and spent Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Sanchez.
Mary Jane Miller, who packed fruit at
Freewater for several weeks has re
turned home and entered school.
Cleve Stanton has returned from
the Palouse country, where he oper
ated a combine harvester for a sea
son of 35 days. Prior to going into
the harvest field, Cleve was engaged
in repairing harvesting machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack West of Butte,
Montana, accompanied by Miss Caro
lyn Kidder were in Athena, Wednes
day, en route to Portland, where they
will visit George Banister, uncle of
Mrs. West, who is ill in a hospital
there. ;
Mrs. L. Sherman has left for Cor-
bett, Oregon, where she will join her
daughter. Miss Maude Sherman, who
is teaching in the public school of that
city. Mr. and JWrs. Clarence Hand
will live in Mrs. Sherman's Athena
residence.
The B. Y. P. U. meets Sunday eve
ning in the Baptist church. The meet
ing will be led by Miss Jaunita Craw
ford, with the topic "The King's
Jewels." A very interesting meeting
is in prospect and all young people
are invited to attend.
Athena friends of Roy Cannon will
be glad to learn that he is improv
ing somewhat in health. Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Cannon returned to their
farm home north of Athena, after re
maining for several weeks at the Cass
Cannon home in town.
Bobby Zerba was host to a party of
boys and girls Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Zerba and Mrs. Flint Johns took
the little folks to the river, where
swimming was the event of the af
ternoon. Before returning home the
children enjoyed a weiner roast, buns,
chocolate and cookies.
Mx ond Mv"iTim Nelson of Ran
Diego and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson
and son of Milton spent Monday af
ternoon with their nephew L. R. Pin
kerton and family.. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Nelson are en route home after sev
eral months spent among relatives in
Montana, Idaho and Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Joyce and little
daughter were in Athena the first of
the week from 'Skykomish, Wash.,
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Prestbye. Mrs. Joyce and Mrs.
Prestbye are sisters. Mrs. Prestbye
accompanied the visitors to Portland
leaving Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Blatchford have
entertained recently Rev. and Mrs.
Heineck of Okonoean. parents of Mrs.
Blatchford; Mr. and Mrs. Joss of
Bremerton, and Rod Blatchford of
Salem, brother of Mr. Blatchford. Rod
Blatchford is a student m the univer
sity of Oregon ' medical school in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton ar
rived home Monday afternoon from a
week's Visit with relatives at Nampa,
Idaho, and Nyssa, Oregon. At Nyssa
thev visited at the home of Nate
Pinkerton, who has been away from
Athena for many years. Billy was
kept busy answering Nate's inquiries
about old-time Athena friends.
Herbert Parker and Fred Radtke
returned Monday from their fishing
trip in the Bend country. They fished
in the Deschutes river and at Davis
and Clear Lakes, and from the latter
lake they brought home some beauti
ful large trout. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Keller accompanied them on one of
the trips they made out from Bend.
"Billwilliam" is the name of a
promising and bred-in-the-purple
pointer pup. He is owned, petted and
handled bv Lvsle Gray, who has had
considerable experience in training
bird dogs. "Billwilham" is just old
enough to enter the period of field
trainintr. and is fortunate in having a
competent tutor in "Peggy," another
hunting dog that makes its home witn
Mr. Gray.
Mrs. H. A. Barrett entertained the
Athena bridge club Friday afternoon.
Four tables of bridge were at play
with the following euests present.
Mrs. Henry Koepke, Mrs. Armond De
Merritt, Mrs. R. D. Blatchford, Mrs.
T.. R. Pinkerton. Mrs. A. A. Mclntyre
and Mrs. Clason Adams. Mrs. M. W.
Hansell received high club score, Mrs.
R. B. McEwen ,low; Mrs. Clason
Adams hich cuest score and Mrs.
Armond De Merritt low. Punch was
served during the afternoon. The
rooms of the Barrett home were made
attractive by fall flowers grown in
the Barrett garden.
The Royal young peoples' class
nf the Christian Bible school, assist
ed by their teacher, entertained in
honor of Jaunita Crawford and
Marvin Crawford who are depart
in for school, at the Gerking
home last Saturday evening. Games
were enjoyed and at a late hour ice
cream and cake were served. The fol
lowing were present: Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Gerking, Misses Betty Eager,
Mildred Hansell, Esther Berlin, Mary
Rerlin. Marv Tomokins. Arleen My-
rick, Marjorie Douglas, Jaunita Craw
ford, Marvin Crawford, Robert we,
Lester Towne, Claude Irons, Alistair
Meldrum. Garth Pinkerton. Edward
Henderson, Roland Wilson, Arthur
Crowley, Stafford Hansell, Wayne
Pinkerton Ted Vaughn and Robert
Burroughs.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Sunday morning sermon will be
the second in the series on John 3:16,
"The Fact of God's Great Love." Mr.
Sias will preach in Helix in the eve
ning, so no services will be held in
the local church. Bible school opens
at 9:50 a. m.
PRICES for SATURDAY and MONDAY
Milk, All Brands Pink Salmon
Large 3 f or....25c Small 6 f or....25c No. l's Tall, per Can-.-... 14c
String Beans Shaker Salt
Standard Brand, per Can.. .....13c Plain or Iodized, 2 for...-...............15c
Catsup . Bluing
Large Bottle, each.!.... ...............17c 12-oz. Bottle, each ........ 9c
Water Glass Sup"erds
32-oz. Can, each.....:......l..!...L.....19c Two Packages for....... -.15c
Phone 152
Athena Department Store
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KITCHEN
CABINET
neuny every noma matter at aouie
time in her life finds it necessary
to cook for and prepare food for a
convalescent who cannot eat the food
prepared for the
family. '
The returning
strength and good
health of the Inva
lid depends in a
large measure on
the food which he
eats and assimi
lates. His appetite should be tempted.
Custard should be velvety as cream
If it is to be served ; one that Is over
cooked and separated Into whey
should be eaten by some other mem
ber of the family and a fresh one pre
pared for the one who Is ill
For the person who Is ill In bed,
the meal time should be the Joyous
time of the day, an oasis In the mo
notony of the long day.
It is worth while to bring to bear
upon this matter all the artistic in
genuity one possesses, as variety and
element of surprise and making the
tray and all food appealing to the eye,
are most important
Never serve an invalid pie or pud
ding which is rich and not easy of
digestion. Pastry Is for those who
are well and able to digest It One
may purchase small cartons of junket
tablets of various flavors or the plain
ones. Add, after dissolving in a table
spoonful of water to milk that has
been warmed, flavor and sweeten and
pour Into a pretty cup or sherbet
glass to stiffen. If cream Is allowed,
a spoonful will top the junket when
served. Have all such foods nicely
chilled and enrnlshed. M ,
Prune Souffle. This Is for an indi
vidual recipe. Take one egg white,
four tablespoonfuls of mashed cooked
prunes, one tablespoonful of sugar, a
pinch of salt and cream of tartar.
Beat the egg white, adding the cream
of tartar, add salt and a few drops of
vanilla. The prunes are folded In
after they have been put through a
rlcer or a sieve, riace in a buttered
ramekin, set into hot water and bake
until light and brown. Serve with
prune Juice or whlpnrd cream.
Bruno Weber
Blacksmithing
. AND '
Repair Work
Prices Reasonable
Successor To
JENS JENSEN
Just Arrived
a Fresh Supply oi
Societe Candy
Bulk Chocolates, Box Candies ,
Hard Party Candy ;
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Main Street Athena Phone 332
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rhone S3
Quality Grocery
'" Phone 561
A Few More
Quality Grocery Prices
Mothers Oats, Quick or Regular, package. .38c
Peets Granulated Soap, 40 oz. package...... .39c
Economy Jar Caps ......27c
Purex for softening water, 2 quarts.. ,....27c
Carstens Rolled Loin of Pork, per lb.................33c
Crisco, 3 lb. size...... ............:...84c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for ...... ......................25c
Gold Medal Toilet Paper, 5 rolls......:.. ........25c
Utah Cut Stringless Beans, 2 for J25c
Minnesota Standard Sweet Corn, 2 for...... .25c
A Real Buy for Sat ruda y
A REAL BUY FOR SATURDAY
Carstens Picnic Hams, per lb. 19c
Frank Little Prop.
Goodyear Tires
and Tubes
Valvollne
Oils
Automobile Supplies,
Parts and Accessories
Athena Garage
North side Main Street - - Phone 352